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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
ENHAUSTED VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY

THE ESClENCE or LIFE, the great Medical
Work OF the age ON Manhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility, Premature Decline, Errors Of
1outh, and the untold miSerir4 COnscg uent
thereon, 800 pIgcS'svo. l25 prescriptions for all
diseases Cloth, tull gilt only SEa,. hy mail
sealed. Illus tTattv" sample tree to AL young ana
middle-aged men for the next 90 days. Address
Or. W. II. PARK kER, BuInnch street, Boston,
Mass. myl7 lyeOdSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18

DANDRLION LIVER PELLETS for sick headache
torpid liver, biliousness and ind ges ton Small
and easy to wallow. one pill dose. Price. &c
By all druggists. f. l--3rndT In Tn :
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18
ONE toy one the strikes are fading.

WEATHER PROPHET De Voc says we
shall not have much summer weather until
September. He is probably in the pay of the
dealers of spring overcoats.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18

IT might be we'll for the Republican
county committee to post Judge Paxson's ;
decision on the barn doors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18

SPAIN has a king, but his tenure of life is
not the strongest. He is only day old.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18
THE MARKET IS FLOODED

THE MARKET Is FLOODED
with old-fashiOned slow ting plaaters OF
doubtful composition. Here We pre- ent yo
The complete virtues of Fresh Hops, Burgundy
the nor PLASTER. Pure, Sweet, Fresh and
never falling for all pains, aches and soreness,
local or decp-seated. Absolutely the best and
strongest porous plaster ever known. Thou
sands say so, why not you only &c, or 5 for
slI, everywhere. sent by mail FOR price. HOP
RFASIER COMPANY, Boston, Mass ilGl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18
A GREAT SUCCESS.
"A NDtf WILL SAY So

"A NOU WILL SAY So.
what H. the use Ot suffering with Backache
Sciatirn, Rheumatism, SideaChe, CriCk, hidney
Troubles, sore Chest, or soreness in any pari
when HOP PLASTER VIII give instant relief
Apply one directly over seat at pain and note il-
soothing, stimulating and strengthening effect.
Virtues OF Hops, Canada Bal-am and Burgundy
Pitch combined. Hosts OF people use and rec
ommcnd them. Sold everywhere DC, 5 for
SlOu. Mailed for price mop PLASTER COM
PANY, BOst ton, Mas. U5l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18

WILL YOU SUFFER with DyspepsIa and
Liver Complaint Shiloh's yitaiizer Is guarnn,
teed TO cure yon. For sale by II. B Cochran.
DIngglst Z, NO l3l North Qneen alreet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18
on CAN'T BEAT THEM.
HOP PLASTERS.

Because possessed of fresh and active medIcf.
nal agents for the cure of pain and disease. A
wonderful strengthening porous plaster, made
from Hops, burgundy Pitch and Canada Bal
sam. Apply one to BackaChe, CriCk, Kidney
Troubles, Stitches, sCiatica, Rheumatism, Sore
Chest or pain in any part. Acts Instantly
always sOCthc--Iulets neryOusness-ready to
apply, All dealers, &c, 5 for sl. sent by mail
Tor price. HOP PLASTER
Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18

slilLOH's COUGH ana Consumption Cure f.
sold by us on guarantee. Ii cures Conaump-
lion; For sale by IL. B. Cochran, Druggist, No
l3s North Queen street N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18

Dy N d COchTahl Druggist, NO. I53 y Ofth Queen
street.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by shilOhs Cure. We guarantee it. For
sale by ii. b. Cochran, Druggist, No, 1877 North
Qnaen streel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18

wy ON EN NEEDING RENEWEp
w strength, or suffering from infrmities
peculiar to their sex, should try
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18
a Very Narrow Escape

"les, l had very narrow escape, said a
prominent citizen to "A friend. 81 was confined
TO my bed for a year and my friends gave me up
Tor consumptiye's grave, until | began using
hemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, and
here am, sound and hearty" Price SOC and
o. For sale by ii. B. Cochran, Druggist, No. ~.
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18
BROWNS
IRON BITTERS !
AS THE BEST TONIC.

THN sICIANS AND DRUGGISTS RECON-
MkN u II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18
Children's Ribbed Cotton Hose.

Black and Colored, all sizes at l5c. II pair
Chldren's French ribbed cotton hose, white
feet, black and colored, full regular made, lie
to &c "A pair.
Ladies' unbleac he'd french ribbed cotton hose
full regular made, fne quality. &c. a pair.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-18
FANS.
RUCHING. RUCHING.

over one bundled styles from loo. a yard up
Comprising all the latest novelties such az Fan
Ruching, Shell Ruching, Eibbon Ruching, Tin
sci and silver RuChing, CoIoTed Ruchings, etc.
from l5C. ayard up.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-12-04

). YES we've had the restles, :.
- - never eve absent. Rain will Rs D0F' He
the the g,sl who is absorbed BY her ss' as away
ana storm will often detain !. new hat
glgle[ and whisperer; but tb hue , CHRONIC
some some boy cannot be hindered Nv trouble 's'o
livery teacher Of boys knows ba ''t','
i mrlggles and twists through The now ". he
ing exercise rattles his paper when VII open e..
SUPERINTENDENT calls Silence p ~. ne
pune SIC, other boys during pr,r aaa
'lme' What shall be done with p1 b;y. !.
asks =. the long-suffering teacher s'' mn, ,,;nF
discouraged tremble in her voice s ,al
long-drawn sigh. Well, in tbs '4 sl'
place. have him sit next TO you. Jp sis'
upon this though you will probably NV, ~,
need to insist if you make the reoun ~.
pleasantly and as though you expected t
nm to acquiesce at once. Give IL,
something to do as far as possible: b,us
MN md the place in the singing-book.
encourage him strongly to sing :havebin
mark the attendance, if he can be tlustad
to DO It, or whatever isto be done: study
the lesson with him in your mind, and
have one point, at least, for him which
you can bring out early before he is al
ready absorbed. Above all, endeavorto
have great patience, remembering that
the boy who is felt in your class is the
boy who Will be felt out in the world By
and-by.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-12-04

me the tongs, sis, he added; and he
fshed out of the oven two shrivelled
sticky objects. Poor Susy burst into
tears, and it was some time before she
heard the last of her new fashioned
cookery. Ned insisted she ought to get
out new cookbook.
| have given you two samples of Su-
sy's way, but am glad to add she is
improving. Mother had adopted pref
ty rigorous system Of discipline, and
susy finds she can help forgetting more
than she ever thought she could. Sc
lected.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-12-04

In Matthew XVII. it is written that
when the people who received the tri-
bute-money asked Peter if Jesus did not
pay 1t, he answered that he did, and T.
sus who haG no money, told Peterto 60
to the sea and cast hook, and take up
the fish that first came to it, and when
he had opened its mouth he should find a
piece of money in it, and that he was to
take and give to the tribute-collectorS for
Himself and Peter. In LeviticuS XII.
fish are also mentioned as to the kinds
which were lawful for the Jews to eat and
those that were not. They might eat all
that had fins and scales, but those that
had not fins and scales they might not
touch. Perhaps they were not whole
some enough for that hot country IN
John XXI. fish are mentioned IN the
miracle which Jesus Christ performed
after his resurrection; in John VI Wnen
Christ fed the five thousand men WIN
five barley loaves and two small ilSneS'
and again in Luke V. when esuS' WIN
was sitting by the Lake OF GenneSa'5',
had left off teaching the people, he '0lu
Simon to launch out into the deep DIV
let down his nets for a draught' ana -
mon, answering, said to Him, 'Mas''''
we have toiled all night and have I'As y
nothing, nevertheless at thy w0ro : w.
let down the net" And when ne "''
done SO he enclosed such number =
fish that they filed two ships
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-12-04
Childyen'8 Page.
sUsYs EoRGETTINGs.

getting But she insisted that she
could not help it, She 'hadno memo
ny, poor child. No one dared intrust
an important message to her alone if
there was no one who would Jog her
memory. "Be sure and remind Susy,'
was her last charge.
She generally had red string tied
around one finger and a blue one most
likely around another, to remember
things by and she used to beg mothers
gold ring for the SINE purpose until she
lost it. By great good luck Ned found
it where she had laid it down on a win
dow sill. After that she had to be con-
tent with strings for her fingers. This
was about the way it was at her house
SIX days out Of seven. fit was not one
mishap, it was another.
Susy had shelled basin about half
full OF "rice popcorn all ready for
evening, when her cousins were coming
over for candy-pull.
"Thls corn seems little damp she
said to herself. II thluk ] Will set it in
the oven just minute or two, and then
it will pop splendidly tonight"
So she slipped in the tin, and turned
up the damper. and went up stairs to pet
ready tor school, In the middle of the
forenoon that oven came into her mind
as she stood at the blackboard working
out an example. Il did not help the
process OF solution at all. About the
same time her mother came into the
Kitchen to "See what could be BURNING !"
ohe speedily opened the oven door and
all the windows. About all the corn
that could pop had, and there had been
regular overflow, or spring freshet of
1t IN every nook and corner of the oven
10 state 1t was half-full now would he
an exaggeratlon, though in a somewhat
reduced state, All was quickly swept
out into big pan and thrown to the
chickens, who are fond Of charcoal
ana must have considered this an extra
entertainment. Cleansing the air of the
house was not so easv
You would have supposed that susv
would have been shy of the oven AFTER
mat but It made no difference. Tbn
next week she put her overshoes in #
on two sticks Of wood, $50 as to be ner
lectlly safe, just for a moment to warn
them through" When Ned came n
twenty minutes later, and shifted the a.,
OF the kitchen, he too, peered into tha
oven. "'0 'iie
''MV Mh
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-12-04

4 little Western boy, whose only
church going had been on pleasant days
to hear his mothers devoted pastor,
Rev. Mary Stafford, was astounded one
day MOTTO find her in the pulpit. On
going home, heshouted, as surprising
bltof intelligence, "Mamma, mamma,
man preached to-day with a shade
of sense Of wounded propriety in his
tone. So the world grows used to
change.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-12-04

Napoleon, the famous man of Water
loo, is the subject of a new anecdote. This
anecdote is from the French of Madame
Durand, who was first ladyto Napoleon's
empress, Marie Lonise. The happiest
time at Napoleon's court was when Ma
poleon's son was wee bit of a boy.
When he was six months old, this babv
was known as the "King OF Rome. ?
One day, an old gentleman who was
very worthy but very poor went to the
palace to beg for an office. He had
sent IN three or four petitions, but thew
had never reached the emperor. So the
old gentleman tried stratagem He
addressed his petition to the babv.
When the petitioner got into NAPOLEON
presence he was all tremble But.
when Napoleon looked at the writing on
the outside ofthe paper, he smiled and
"-NAAANN elllNi
looked quickly up. "sire," said the.
applicant, "that is petition for his
Majesty the King of Rome" "verv
well then, said the emperor; let it be
taken to his address," A chamberlain
was ordered to conduct the petitioner
into the presence of his baby majesty.
ne otnce-seeker, standing at the side
OF the cradle made profound rever-
ence' and then read his petition. The
infant king said, 5000 goor' But that
was not thought reply. So when thew
returned to the emperor's presence, the
chamberlain said, Sire, his Majesty tbe
Nlng Of Rome made no reply" "verv
well then',' said Napoleon; "silence
gives consent" Soon after that the
peuu0ner received appointment to a nost
IN the emperor's service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

references. ID snEnruy.tes- On .hs IRA
viaus nav 2resiGezE ClsTsl&ast AZ
fre~ss,i . ss1er ~ the NOMINEES sone7ea
n lzrgusge s5lc5 made Z almost I'M
possible mr. hun 70 rrsase he supolns-
uenr- The ;uagsshIp vas acrspS<d All
Ia sszr n sts SsraSs rssig-er- ne
-s;enrIv 70 AL Ia emphasis df sniea
averuazne sz--sme -si1crzncs . me
.Szrze- Mr Jackson aIcce-sts -as ara
M-. Baxter n urigs Of ths Sixsa i.r-
XII.
Eg<ell -druuuds ,lacSsaH- VI WASH
vile. rsnnesses. vas born e PIr-s- n
he szrns State IN April :. 81
Wien Es WIS zgnr Tszrs Sf Igs ans
1arpnEs removed % IsGlsSOu. &c -
sesrpti / -izSsigzl ztuczE;0u. Altar us
rrasirisr4urI AZ Vest rsnnesSes C1ilegs-
lS4s. Mr. JACKSON vas snrsred
,sr.ssnr AZ he Generosity Of virginia.
shere lie remained rTvu Tezrs. BE
len 5egzn he study 1f IA lsr II
Jackson. n -c55 lie 1esaErs . student
NJ he Lsbauou LXw ScaG1i- slers ls
-scss7ed MS professional isg-as ma
following rear Es lpeusd Al 1fSes
x MsrunIs n Ls5a. beginning
E.ccss sfuI caTa-r S 2w-
rs-. P-srjGus % us removal % 8sck-
sou. 4 1919. hs lad ser~ed N ne -u-
irene 1enca vi rsnnesses ~ IppcInr-
renr IN wv OCCASIONS. md WIS Jncs
PROMINENT .zudiGars or Suursme-.nnr-
uare before re nominating convention.
n $50 If WIS ssecsee - -he -sssa
House 81 Representatives N ne staEa-
.-scir p lzrf0rD. lis rsr-n Z he 1ftea
States S~nzrs 1sgzn IN MArra / ISL
Re assigned Aurii ? $50. -ssFJnS ne
vsr.ca rom hen InEl AArcn :, 81
% - lied 5v mother 1ersOn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

THERE SNOTHINti SURPRISING
l. n re a..-f tbas 3snson s,aUclns pias-
-.rs are rrldrlr fr.ls raresi. nat sne4c Ai0
.vuTriIie-s d ksreEss VITA lzEaes q d-11-AL
-uuIlf AMI Similar NDleeA-11ce n y ~. -
'resIy 1ff1red Or sale- .r-ic-e- - sTcAt 41lh
lf-xfrxaI lnertr Always l2ve % CON rssts s1tu
--zsi1V rairzrfoux We warn ne .HtDtie
Iaainsr ne SCALED CAuaetiIn- -4tsl-
n -Capnefu snd capzciuc 7iastaEs-
Vnernsr 9efsfnu a 3ur-on& ~ 1tnsf-
VIA LEY akFs .u 1ue.iicIzlAl - ri1xa.s-s1
-fr-ue- 9nataTer ma ne 1Ads % 81 n
-, r~ur.rarfon n clemson - rns senuiue
As he gursf aocsne nj a ne ae-ltEe-
kp A. Y Snskru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

,-Tryy-s sFONEEH BLOOD 21SEv "a
-1rps al 8l0Gl tIsIt --s1n Diseases ltarsiTnA-
-ssfl. -e.ufuAa- q SORES. a 'rTfEct -pEilz@
Medicine.
-Fr,ur a r-ngtr MARKET. a VI - tnrFEs rtfesf
NJ, -r.s.sssr ~ 1T-ra. small rui'les. y
sr,.e u -. LAY lu 3l00si SAD SAN Is
sases mailed ,res- -...,-,..,-~-
H-AA0N Medicine 90 My
Insur. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

E1r -wa II hires iecaGss Eitsr ne
breeding ssid -rottlug n racsrs n lar
ness izst 3een yssng N n -hese states
nc Ca vas iomlnxur Ih1E ne no
roagnnre1 Timing horse vas himself
destitute NJ ne nsTIuCs A1a Uizroulc7l
forrnaf.Gu 1ecassarv % ass srott1ng. L
xxs -hourat that ne .0ng InDrca 1ro-
ssgrsirv xnd Ei9ptzfion "a running son-
iIc,Cd with the Qualities essential n -ae
irur.nr. and thar sruTtRrs sould ies-ye
safnux RON = TOSS with thoroughbred
ruursrs excspE Inssr powers o. smith
rzEss. heir -.st-'ron sees Ild limos. M
their GIRO. Z vas assumed or : -0nZ
.:E.e -hax he ,iiSEIzctIFs Qualities u IA
srorter must snEne 20 Grn rom ne cold
sioaG uzrezr 1T zncestor. and -hEs lIniess
these Qualities we're 30 internationally
ulsursa n ne xluraa1 nat may would
rot FieiG n z-UzSing 20 the peculiar
Qualities III he -1nnlnz 1urSe. zhcre vas
I1tls csaanSs al antSIulng zrnsfsng Der
farmers truEn sruss with znorniggn-
nreds. Il q lacr that d0sr -
within austs laEa 9sr1od snere we're
10 seseErzres af me srussEng csleEnizr
shzx iid 1st txars 1acx % s0Ens Aaaf-
dnEsu NJ snnrs coil-5iO0siea seneoiogi-
81 iarns. 20 dsep-ssxEaa WIS TIA
running propensity krd xpEiruAis n ne
sharnuxnnrntis that e was probably
necsssxrv % resors &C 1rst % sold-
hla0sis at strong eroftzng Qualities sae
urnesss Of zhzngsrg rhe sazt- surrnzny
vc4rs Ia EsSsaerastsEs sss--arst- %
wkSE sUHN IA TIE rROrrISG
AprrrY-Dz.
and instinct. xud sslzn % E-oss WITH
eau-ian Iuan szorzDie STRAINS n sno-
ruaxapresfs. Il gas deit rom Ehs De-
xsnn41x % IA ii SrraE Inpor-zncs %
Muse lie blood 0f I'M th9roHgn1resfS
nrn srut,srH ~ July - Z eoala 0e
iars xlihauk IDsstsing Eas ErosEsng n
sunst N shs sroancr nj ne anloa N
ia sssa strzzuz. Tbs rentars va arss
nz<is with IN
BEsNEzDASTss ~ OLD MESSING EE.
a asssie English horse srapsrsesi into
View York n E7'sS. Astsrvarsis III
other srsp vas taksn IN this direction
BIZ infazlng .sro his Sruss at Ina Mss-
senxrrs 1ran esAd-hioods
rExE BEooD oF DERoc,
a ehssEurr horse. son If impaired 0io-
s-s. wnlcn sas tzksn srura yirzrEsa %
Ssw Turk. aI.si became tasre- n eon--
Junenan xish Messenger. I'M honnasr
81 . rxes 81 nurshers th0rutgnrr,sis,
frun salEn shs s~ss trot<srs 1zEc ds-
soenGs<s- rhsrs vas still snstsssr sross
ffor descendants nj an npsrssn aprss
itas sss n.xss with ans rssalEs. fass<
D<re
rHz FAMILY az sEz4zSDusDEx<s
asr ssrnsI asanx aid Bsslf1aslisrs
fnpn<ssd ssu xnhlk 1sznxT, znx-
- .sss 8ssrsn ia Iss - 1rr
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