davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

There seems % BE- an unhealthy lutsrtst
IN lottery schemes throughout TIE state.
The wlutfau % $1,000 % Col. Arthur
Macarthur % Limerick gave % lotteries ,
tsrfihie impeius In this state. Aut Young
Ari oit have invested tsslr money In
nothing n you viii read The laws, dear
frierts. you vii hni u l. not only crime
o. conduct lottery schemes bot . crime 90
Invest 10 then. H1icrrlls >sEiiasL
And u ought 10 BE- crime. panishAsle
BY .av. Tor newspapers % advertise lot
tsriss ~ TIE PUBLICATION % such "sini.
falls without warning attached 20 10 -
Claios ItiqAoHs.
livery lottery. scheme. or device Of
ehasee. q whatever name OF description.
whether a. fair. or public gatherings, OF
elsewhere. and whether ia the Interest.
Of churches. benevolsn, objects. or other
wise. i Prohibited and declared a nui-
,Aacs and whoever Is concerned ,her,in.
directly or indirectly. by mAking. adrr-
iinHg. purchasing. receiving. selling. Of
fering for sale. giving away. disposing Of.
or having IN possession With inieni 20
eel % dispose Of. any ticket. certificate.
shar, OF interest therein; by priaiiag.
paiisiiag. or circrlaiiag the sane. or
Aay hand liN. advertisement or notice
thereof. OF by ksouisg'y mfcrisg iAs
slrss o. ~ puhisied ia aHy astr,pap>r ~
periodical snder rs c.arye. or on any COW
sr OF paper attached thereto OF Who. in
auy manner. aids therein or il connected
Herewith. shall Be punished by hne Of
90; less THAI one Hundred. nor more than
one thousand dollars. 20 be recovered by
indicimen, OF action Of debt, hall 20 the
prosecutor. snd half 20 the town where
the ofence IL committed And II by se-
ton q debt. be shall rot be en,i,led 20
The bsnsh, u chapter one hundred and
,hir,een. and II by indictment. he shall
further Be punished by imPrisonmen, for
thirty days on the first conviction, sixty.
on The ssooad aud ninety on the third.
And all lottery tickets. OF materials Tor
= lottery. procured Coz that purpose. shall
Be Disposed % a. provided in section
twslse q chapter one hundred ard
Twenty-Five. "-Chapisr FPS. Section ~.
R,risei Siaiaiss u a. STATE II Name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
A Republican State Convention
VII nr uNLn N
Cb Hall, le.is,on, "Wednesday, lune 9.
An O'cIOck An

Tur The purpoes ~ nCtniuaiinE csndtie 49,
f,r t.oVerrar ~ o. surruftssi a. ine -fTir nisf
eirrf On anI frNnsarilng Any Other uusi1fss
that MAJ prOpsfiT cone hsfufv pr
ne basis ~ rspreeTntatiun III hf A. iolloss
HacA cltY. town AM plantation Ill - entltlf,i
10 one delegate. snd t1f eaCh ssNenif I've votes
est fnr The Republican candlisis ior tQtclnoi
Ia ia an NitItionAl delegate, snd tsf -
lion Of furfY vote On sncfss 81 sfNfntN NJ
Nofsa. an salfith1nai delegate.
Ths state COMMITTEES III D. Pm session IN tlt
recgrtion NON or ~ tAll ~ uine oNlofh On
ne rn0FuluE ~ the run Ner tin tlr t1e fif islss
- rsssiNln N credentials of telfgates-
All elsrtors 81 Maine sto 49, IN tANnf of
maintaining q frCtclt tive tariri 40 ~ loin
Ia rssisfisg tha kitsmVt nuS tsinx male ln =
neucCraiic iiousr 81 Representative o. tniars
ruAnY ~ ~ lsaiinE iutusifiAl tuiffrse uI
Malice ~to are ln fsvcr ~ slftatins anl dlE
niYinE human iaiuof ~ seCufinE to tte lAnufsf
Is i1st rusar,l sho demand ifvetum 20 al
ifsss tfruuTn 10 rruunilc aul an hnnesi
cnunfinE 90 ths tsIlufs so urtoii AT julie
lous measurts Or N enculfsremcnt ~
American shir baiiins sto believe in an
honest gnf rrsforslnle ClNu sfrtics anI iu an
economical a.ifnln lstrailrn Cfths tf1yUruulfuf ,
who aprrOre tts fratlllilou of ne ~ aqf
Trafrr anf ~ prurnotion 90 ~ Csusr ~ trfn
rsrancs. are coftiIsiiy invitfi, ~iitout fossrd
~ rlasi political differences. 90 unIfs ~lih the
Republicans in ne srleCluu of ttifsAies %
ms Convention.
Pr Or,isf Rspatiican state Commliise.
fusEru a NaNLrt. Chairman.
WILLS IN wise secretary.
Aueusfa. Ne. Apfl d.. lse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

The Maine Historical Society met this
ansrnoou. Amer The report OF The IL
brariar. liou. J. N. prummoet, OF Port
lard. Rad pspsr prepared by j. y.
Spraeue % M0nson. on The Life of Jas.
Stust holmes. prisoner lawyer OF
FiscAt al, coaniy. "-ksHashec JourHel
We presume ,ha, means thu, be ~a'
= prisoner q, the bar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

srCONp DISTINCT RErUnLiCAN CONvEN
WHnN

The EspuhiiCans OF ~ sevsral ciiiss, toS -
anf rlaniaftuns in tts ~souui tonEressil'nAi
uIsfrirt AZ rs.ursfasi o. SOD dele gales o. a
convention O. D. bell az Auburn Hal. Auburn.
on Tu.stay. ~ IN LAY 81 June. 80. Al ll
o'ciock a n. fOf 10 purruss az Rom mailing =
ranfIfafr f1f Representative a. ~ ltIn Coo
rr..s ~ he lnIfflf sfaffs AM Or ito ffsnsai
- any other rusiuFss trki nay properly cNuc
nstDrs ne CuuVeufiun
Ihs basis ~ representation Ill D. a. 49,
loss bach CifY. ton aui r.anfAiiln Ill o.
sutifls.i Q one delegate ani t1f Zach n votes
90 tnr IN EsuuhIICan csnilisir Or ttuFfrnur
I'M -. IN aliilftrnal tsifEafs. aui fuf nar
uuu - a. votes iu rNCess uf = Nutss an a'iil
fiouai lsiegsfr. Ihe uIsfricf foumiiffr ~
D. In ssssaun M 10 hsll. az D. .u u'NluCk, a A..
fur ~ yuriosg of fcCeiNiuF crrsisutisls
william u. rcunen. icsision. AniruscC gym
samasi n wsufnan. Easi wn'on. rraaknn
toanty
q 4 rurinfon. l.osf1inlsu, .sst.iAhoc Go
~ssarf = ~fsarus. NursaY. urfurt county
ugvid = Murtisnt. RIA iant. huon luunfI
n. u MsiCan. pamsri-coiia. Lincoln 90.
uisrElUf tunHfrrNr
Lewiston. Apru II. is-f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

TnE turkey story related by our cor
responder, Il. ID" las, week reminds
u Il the account given by frnehmsa
Who once lived in the town Of Paris. Of
h's ccniest With tsn. lie wanted the
hen TO 81. bu, she obsiiaA,sly refused {,
90 -. At length be eotaaed her IN a
mail square bon. and. in biz words.
'mtde her .s;: bat she would g, stand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

TE Kesly motor has bad another 81
Of working. and the newspapers waste .
portion o, their valuable space in report.
Of the experiment. and comments. just
a.. few years ago, they wasted as much
OF more space in publishing vsnnOf'
weather predictions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

DuKGATEs' TicNErs TO rHK STATE Coz
VENTIOS State Committee have Is
sued tickets - admit The del egsies 90 The
Republican STATE Convention. aud those
FOR the Oxford delegation are In The hands
OF James ). Wright. the member OF the
committee Tor this County. Delegates
viii be furnished with same by calling on
him AZ the reception room ~ the ball on
the morning ofthe Convention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

ir VS. reported las, week. 'ha, Gen.
Nile. hsd oasrd bouniy on Apache
s,slp.. on behalf Of The var department.
La'sf. however. the report was amended
The rswaias we're offered and the money
raised by si,issns who requested ,ha, 4
BE- paid through Gen. Miles. /, IL bad
enough 70 have a Government officer
sapsria,snlins such mode Of w'riaie.
without hAving the governmsn, itself
ltnnl--.trI In h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

Jefferson Davis. 10 is said. once ex-
pressed pioas wish that he might live
long enough 20 see Lincoln and Grant both
dead and barred. and lntimsted that be
would then be ready 20 depart The con-
dltious OF this contract have been fulfilled.
and there IL really no occasion for any
further delay on the part Of Mr.. Davis.
-POrfldnd Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01
WHATS IN A NAMRl

A short article Ia Jas, week. Orionl
/ Consiv Aireriusr. BEADED Candidates
fur NomirAiicn.' makes some s;sr,lins
announcement. in regard 10 The RsPub'
lean canvass in this county. There ars
some familiar name. mentioned IN COZ.
nsciion With some % the Offices. Bat
~e read bu, little way before We learn
that there ~ill be tvo Candidates fo'
Senator from the western part Of ih'
o,unty. zone Of which il J. l.. Funk
eco. q Brownfsld.' Although We are
no, acquainted Nth this man Funk, and
mus, conis.. ihA, bis sAms Is against
him. Ne presume be would 10, funk,
but would an the position Of State Sen.
a,of With digniiy ADD ability. Bot IS h
!, an en,ife s;fssgcr 20 us. ne have De-
sided 20 write 10 our friend ard CORE
.posdsn,. J. l. Fnhk, E.q. q brown
fsll. % get Via, Information we can IN
regard 70 this unknOvn candidate.
A little farther dosn in the article ~
fsrr,d %. ~e End in the l', q eAndi.
dates Coz Sheriff. The name q J. W
Porter q S,oneham That il curious
J l.. Parker % S,onshAm has been +.
Dspgiy Shsria Coz several years; YET
now a,o,her man fror The same town
~to. - far a. We kno-. has never served
svsn a. constable. appear, A. a candidate
fof sheriff Ne, We Go no, wish 20 b'
understood a. expressing any doub, that
MI Porter would make an excellent 81
tcer
The "lArsrs, aad Bee, paper in Oliort
County" nAniie,,s an amount Of eater
Prise IN gathering ooaaiy news. an se'
eursey in Publishing i. and familiarity
~iih county msn .nd matters. that d
eredi, 20 iis enormous circulation. y,
doub, car esteemed contemporary vii b
able % siiil further Increase 20 eircula,ior
a. soon a. 10 accuracy and fsr,or beeon'
fully known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

Tbs HsputUoans q Oninrf County are o.
russfssi a. meet il Convention ~ tne Nuuri
iluuss. Paris ltui on Wednesday. June q. is.
~ D. o'CinCk ~. Cor the rurTuss uf uumira
urr CarfIlafss Or tnr fnllusluE luurtY or
C~rs Nir. Two heuatOfs. to OuniY CON
rnisslOusrs. ICunfV Attorney Clerk 20 Courts,
gegisfrs % lsssis. .fnr N lasiFru AM We
tern DISTRICTS -nsrir an Treaslrer
Ihe tasis 90 fsIrfssut alton Ill D. AZ fnl
lOss larn fusu alt Plantation urranifesi
Cor slsCI 500 purposes wul D. gntiIei in Unf
delegate. an An aiiitlousl delegate fuf every
seventy fNr votes cat fur ttc kruuniiCan can
dlIai9 fur Governor ln thr elcctlcn Of ls,t 4
majority Fraction 90 furfY votes sUl $50 en-
ufie ths tosu o. a. affIflonsi delegate.
fouN b rrANfll.
lsHAEi o. kihuAtf.
rIrNk o. lOl ~.
JANA lEi~iL
tlAS. N. rINnEXrfk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

A few sslssmen wanted by II. ". Chase.
Permanent employment and 1xed salary
4 ocsred In The advertisement. ''Live Men
Wanted"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

That tslst OF scrofala In your blood
can be wholly srsdicsied By Ayers Sarsa'
parilla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

TIM Nee Age. Of Augusta. IL booming
Col c.S.Elvsrds Of Bethel for the Dem.
ocraiic nomination Coz Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-01

rxkss Yearly Subscriptions siit. n pad
strictly In advance cther~i~'. fi.oo PER yeAr
sinxie copies. four cents
ApvNKIfsnNE~rs-Anle legal advertisement.
are given three cunseCutivc Insertions tf -
psr Inch In length ~ column- trotAte nctlee.
rvlaiinE % nral Estate. wnlc y are go earn
special contracts male win trcAl. transient "a
yearly advertisers
A. -ell stacked vith nss materials for doing
al kints % plain 90 fancy JOB printing An
expsrisncs.i lob 10 inter Il Always In N onlce,
an1 a. eur presses ar run ~ steam. se can
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

EX-PREsIDEHT ARTHUR's will bequeathes
his sl50 200 equally to his two children.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Is said to have
saved S25 900 from his first years salary.
GEN. Won MOLTRE warns his country to
prepare for war. lie says Alsacs and Lor-
raine will never be given back 10 France.
KING HUMBERT has sent to President
Cleveland copy OF the edition OF Dante re-
Gently printed for Victor Emanuel, Italian
prince royal
Miss BOOTH, daughter OF of"GeneraI Booth
OF the Salvation Army, will be married to
Captain Clibborn in January. The wedding
will take place in Paris.
DR.. MORRIS JAsTROw, jr., has renOunced
the faith OF his father, DR. Morris Jastrow,
rabbi OF the ROdet Sholem synagogue, Phil
adelphis, and resigned his connection with
the congregation as assistant lecturer
REV. FATHER HIGGINs, of New Haven,
Connecticut, priest OF the Dominican Order
mas received the degree of doctor of theology
from the pope. He is said to be the first
eecleslsstlc IN this country so honored.
GEORGE TICKNoR CURTIS lectured on tn @
,i,e, character aud public services OF General
olcOiellail, az the Academy of Music, Phila-
1elphla, on Saturday night to large audience.
noverpor fattison presided, and on the stage
were many distinguished men, INCLUDING
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

ELsEwHERE is published an abstract OF the
story OF the literary imposture of Philip D.
Haywood cleverly worked up by the Phila-
delphia Times. lie is said to be- the same
swindler who, under the name of James II.
Horton, cheated Lancaster banks out OF
thousands Of dollars by the boldest kind OF
forgery. The Times seems to have hunted
the marine romaucer down very closely. and
If all It's statements are facts, one of the
cleverest criminals OF the century has added
new height to his already secured bad
eminence. That two such eminent literary
publishing houses as the Century and
Houghton, Mitllin & Co. should have been
hood dwinked in this fashion seems incredible.
but the facts given lead to no other conclu-
sion. Horton has proved himself as able in
the field OF literary imposture as he was in
that OF signing other peoples names 10
negotiable paper and getting money thereon.
II Horizons genius had been applied worthily
he would undoubtedly have gained high
place in the vocation OF his choice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06
UeroIsm ON the Lakes.

The story of the schooner Scud in the
storm of Wednesday must have been re-
peated with variations all over the lakes
and the North Atlantic but the example
of heroism furnished by the crew Of the
little vessel could not have been surpassed
by any. The wind swept over the lake
with tremendous force, driving before it a
dense cloud Of snow and sleet. Every
wave that dashed over the bow froze as it
fell and every rope and spar WAS covered
with layer of ice. All day the crew
worked for their lives in frozen clothing,
and when at ten o'clock that night they
shortened sail all but one were completely
exhausted. That one, John Edwards,
dragged his shipmates TO the galley and
laid them against the stove to thaw out.
" The captain was nothing but big icicle
and his clothes were frozen so solidly that
he could not move step" There was q
deck load of slaves that made this work
extremely difficult and many man would
have taken care of number one, but Ed
wards had the example of the silent boy at
the wheel. He crawled to him and found
that he was up to his waist in icy water
and could only move his arms to steer. The
heavy sea passed completely over him, yet
the boy stuck TO his post. Edwards took
the boy, johnson, 10 the galley and then
returned to the wheel. He concluded to
let the vessel run, as they had been unable
to make any headway, and on Thursday
she ran high and dry on the beach. The
boy johnson is dying, but he will leave a
record of heroic devotion to duty worthy of
remembrance and emulation as long as the
lakes isTtiG9ess and ocean are sailed by the hardy
mariners, Of which America may well be
| proud.
| Many vessel foundered in the storm
that could have given record of eQua
heroism, and many came safe to port and
sailed again without giving the world the
news of their brave struggle with storm
and cold. So when these deeds do reach
the public ear they should be hailed with
warmest cOmmendation. These are the
heroes of peace that should be honored nc
less than those Of war, and in any other
country the government would honor them
by public commendation. An English
sailor boy would not be allowed to die after
such heroism without having the Victoria
cross fastened to his breast.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

bsfo1s - went 10 the front, BY making u a
condition OF his service that Stanton
should give place rs secretary 10
an honorable man. 1t is strange
that Mcclellan should again have
put himself in Stanton's power having
realized his malevolence. 1t shows that
Mcclellan was not the wisest Of men. In
fact the revelation of these later days, as to
the chief actors in the war of the rebellion,
impresses one vividly with their lack of
stature
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

CAPTAIN EADs has decided to push his
Tehauntepec ship railway scheme without
government aid, in which undertaking he is
worthy OF all encouragement For an enter
prise that has been so widely opposed by
practical engineers and vessel owners he has
no right to ask the support OF the govern
menL but If he can induce number of capt.
talists to share his confidence in it, well and
good may they be rewarded for it.sThe idea
ot taking ocean vessels from the water and
Transporting them bodily overland under a
tropical sun has at least the MERIT OF bold
ness, but has not met with much favor
among ship owners. Engineers say that the
road can be built as planned, but varyln their
estimates OF it, utility and costs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

Generals Sherman and sickiss and ex.Gov.
ernor Curtin.
OSCAR WILDE has degenersted now alto
gether. His long locks are no longer curled
70 look like Roman emperor'a The face
looking through them is chubby, His legs
those which charmed aesthetic American
maidenhood-are encssed in long trousers ;
and for good reasons They won't stand in.
spection. Ayoirdupois insists upon marring
the symmetry of ankles and the graceful line
which adds beauty to the stocking. In fact,
the legs are fat, and so Is Wilde, taken as a
whole, Only his noble height saves him
from obesity. Marriage has not been good
for him. He looks happy, but aesthetic no
longer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06
kIntinS in Cnrk

Atsmeetipg addressed by William O Brien
In one Of the public streets of Cork, Ireland,
on sunday number of policemen present
were stoned. The latter retalsted ny draw.
ing their sword and charging upon the crowd.
The officers, finding their number unequal
to the task Of subduiug their asssilants, then
ran to the barracks for assistance
The mayor appeared upon the scene and
said that he was responsible for the peace Of
the city, and would not allow the police to
charge upon the people. Police inspector
Cotter, who had also arrived, placed his
men in line, and the stone throwing was
renewed In the presence OF the mayor,
some of the officers being struck by the
missiles
The League meeting, which was an.
nounced to tie held Sunday on the Hin of
Keash, at Ballymote, and which was pro
claimed by the government, did not take
place. The government was hoaxed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

A DECADE has passed since the Harrisburg
Independent Was first put upon the press
1t began from the start to grow rapidly into
the favor of the people OF Dauphin comfy,
and is now enjoying patronage by advertiser
and reader equal to its long established local
contemporaries. Saturday was the Inde.
peHdenrS greatest day, when itissued sixteen
pages laden to the margins with telegrsphic,
local, general and selected news The
eleventh volume and every succeeding one
will continue to show the paper to be keeping
abreast with the times.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06
uIGH & MARTIN.
CHINA HALL,
HOLIDAY GOODS !

We are now displaying very large as
sortment Of Holiday Goods In our line. We
will first call your attention to our display
of HaYiland China. It's quality is known
the world over and needs not our recon-
mendation. The decorations are more
delicate than ever. New shapes and de-
signs are added continually, the latest Of
which is the Osins pattern. Amateur
decorators would do well to take look at
it, as the designs are beautiful.
Among the most attractive decorated
articles are Fish, Game, Soiree, Tea, Din.
ner Supper, Breakfast, Chocolate, Coffee,
Silver, Ice Cream, Nut, Dessert, Solitaire
and Tete-a-Tete Sets, Fruit Plates, Con-
densed Milk Jar, Butter and Dessert Plates,
A. d. Coffees, etc. These goods are new
this season. Elegant in shape and design.
Very moderate in price. Examine them
before making your selection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

THE New York World publishes horrible
and circumstantial story OF cannlbalism on
the island OF Hsyti which certainly calls for
foreign investigation.
It's said that form OF Noodoo worship
accompanied by human sacrifices and canni-
balism has long been prevalent on this island
within two hundred miles of our coast, and
that though the Haytien government knows
that all this is going on il makes no effort for
It's repression because 1t fears popular up
rising.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06
TnE RIGHT ROAD.

have lost the road TO happiness
Does anyone know it, pray'
l WAS dwelling there whoa the morn was fair
But somehow l wan dered away.
l saw rare treasures In scenes OF pleasures,
And ran to pursue them, when, 10
i had lost the path to happiness
And knew not whittier 10 go
l have lost the way to happiness
Oh, who will lead me back
Turn Of iron, ihs htghtcau or ssl'JhrsJs
To ne rtghi-Up dutv'I track
Hssp s'-di6h. along and roU cant gorrroug
For assure ds Iou 1--we, EIap,
The fair. iOH dsldS Of hdppinsJI
Cd1 only De found thdt tgug.
-ElGd Wheeler Wilcuz IN GOOD cheer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

OUR Acknowledgements are due w. Hayes
Grler, esq', for copy of his annual report of
the superintendent Of public printing and
binding, for the year ending June 80, lss6.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

Less than half half bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup cured me OF 4 severe bronC Chial
affection.
Don't LII dealer Offers you bottle OF sal.
vation OIL without labels or wraupsrs. OF ir q
mutilated or 6atslet package, don't ,ourh -
don't -eEy II any price. Insist upon getting q
perfect, unbrokSn, genuine package. Price .
cents a bottle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

WHILE Congress is in session Mr.. Cleve.
land might amuse himself by swinging the
official axe IN cutting of some Republican
heads.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

61D1o wnnx. I'VE poil.Aps yslR. viyry
- n0nru. DELIVERED ~ cARRiKm IN Lac.
11D AuD ALL ADJOINING PLACES. SAMPLE
YED D1nn. LfnnRAL oouNfssIoS ALLOWED TO
I'D A9uNTa. SBLBPHoHn CONNECTION.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

THE tariff ghost is again getting ready to
walk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

CoNGREss begins It's work to-day. Sweet
Peace Of mind, farewell!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-06

L Il e performance
during the adjust
ment and regulation
has been so remark.
able that it causes
Mr.. Ekegren to write
us: " | am more than
pleased
In e ding pur-
chasers would do well
to examine into the
merits of this watch.
1t is absolutely with
out a rival and in
c0mparably the finest
watch in existence.