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CURED BY USING

thtce boxes Of Ayers Piiis. I have no heaita.
iion in pronouncing this medicine 70 bo this best
cathartic ever madc.-Jamos hcc'es, foiana'
ohio.
1 suffered from Constipation. AND, .conse-
quently, from Headache. indigestion, hnd Piies,
for years Ayers pills. which took st the suR
gestion OF n friend, have given ine encctuhl re-
lief I commenced taking this remedy Two
months ago, and am now free from Constipation,
tho removal OF which hns caused my other
troubles to disappear, and greatly improved my
general beaIth.-W. keeicr, Amherst, Mass.
suffered from Constpati1n, which assumed
such an obstinate form that ] feared u would
cause "a stoppage Of the towels Two boxes OF
Ayers pills cured ms. completeiy.-D. Burke,
Saco, Me.
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. spent Fifty Dollars

Thomas Eciectric OIL Used u 5o-cent bottle OF
this medicine, and got out In one week. For
burns and sprains IL Is excellent" James Dur
ham, East Pembroke. N. Y. For sale by II, b..
Cochran, druggist. i37 and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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AYERS PILLS.
Consultation

Is u universal and most troublesome disorder.
II causes Headache, Mental Depression, TN pairs
and, when long continued. causes knlargemens
OF the Liver, Inflammation 81 tho nowois. anu
PILLS
Sor number Of months 1 was troubled ~ With ah
from loss OF Appetits, Dyspepsia and Z dis.
ordered liver. NY eyes also troubled me was
timcs. was unable 10 bear exposure TO tho iight
1 WAS entirely
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For lame back, side or chest use shiloh's Por
Cochran. Druggist, No. l3s North Queen street,
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Physicians and Druggists Recommend
BROWNS
IRON BITTERS !
ASTHE BEST TONIC.

For Weakness, assitudc. Lack Of Energy, Etc,
IL HAS EQUAL, and Is the only iron medi
cine that IL not Injurious. IL Enrichcs the
Blood. Inytgotates the system. Restores Appe-
lite, Aids Digestion. II does not blacken or In.
jute the teeth. cause headache or produce con.
stipation-ss other medicines do.
DI q. III. BtSkLKr, "A leading physician OF
Springfield, Ohio, says Z" Browns Iron Bitters
- thoroughly good medicine. use u In my
practice, aud mud its action cNccls all other
forms OF Iron, In weakness, or low condition
OF the system, Browns Iron Bitters Is usually a
positive necessity. IL II all that Il claimed for It,
DR W. n. WATERS, 1913 Thirty.second street,
Georgetown, II. c., says Browns Iron Bit
ters Is the Tonic OF this age. Nothing better. 1t
creates appetite. gives strength and improves
dgestion.h
The Genuine has Trndo Mark aud crossed red
lines ON wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
tD Baltimore, Md.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CWITHIN G. SHORTLlnGE'S ACAD.
- ENVY FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, ME-
Ola, Pa II miles from Philadelphia. Fixed
price covers every expense, even books, etc. No
extra charges. No incidental expenses No ex.
animation for admission. Twelve experienced
teachers, all men, and all graduates. Special op-
portunities for apt students to advance rapidly.
Special drill for dull and backward boys Patrons
or students may select any studies or choose the
regular English, Scientific, Business Classical or
Civil Engineering course. Students lifted At
Media Academy arc now in Harvard, YALE
Princeton and ten other Colleges and Polytech.
Is in 1884, 10 in 1885, 10 I'm 1885. graduating class
every year in the commercial department.. A
Physical and Chemical Laboratory, Gymnasium
and Ball Ground. /, $50 vols. added to Library in
1883. Physical apparatus doubled fii lSS3. AL
room alone. Media has seven churches and q
temperance charter which prohibits the sale of
Intoxicating drinks. For new illustrated circu-
lar address the Principal and Proprietor,
SwlTHIN q. .SIioRTLlDGE, A. NJ,
aug25 lmd&ws (Iarvard Graduatc) Media, Pa,
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tJENNSfLVANlA RAILROAD SEIZED
ULE.-In effect from juno 10, 1850.
Trains LEAyR LANohsTER ana leave ana arrive
a. Philadelphia as follows: -
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OoRN REMovEP.
VICTORIA CORN REMOVER.

Warranted to eradicate completely and in
short time, the most obdurste corns, hard OF
soft, without pain. Sold by Geo. W. Hull, Chas.
A. Locher, John Il. kaufman, DIR. VIM. Worm.
Icy, And. q. Frey. Chas. J. shulmyer, and at
BECHTOLD'S DRUG STORE,
declalyd No. S0l West Orange st.
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Eallfd8tet 1ntrlliGensgs
LANCAsrER. SEPTEMBER 81, lsse.
Hsme and Foreign Railways.


Many and diverse accounts have been
eoming across the water of late, of the rela
oye merits and dement's of European rail
way systems as compared with the Ameri-
con. Not long ago Mr.. Richard T. Ely
told Americans that they were far behind
the old world in railway matters. that
English and French trains made better
time, and had better accommodations than
the American, and that the rigid govern
ment supervision prevented undue extor-
Sion by powerful corporations. Now comes
John Wanamaker, who has become a rail-
road magnate by kind of natural evolu-
tion, and, returning from European tour,
he tells us that the government control of
railroads in Germany is failure. that the
trains never run on time, and, with few
exceptions, are very slow. The strongest
point he made is that if any injustice is
: done there is no appeal against the gov
ernment.
The truth of the matter may doubtless
be found in the broad distinction of classes
that prevails in the old world, there being
. few swift and well appointed trains for
the people of wealth and title, and poor
service for the rest of the world but in the
broad extent of Europe there are many
railway systems, and Mr.. Wanamaker
speaks only of that Germany which may
be the worst of the lot.
AT any rate we are wide awake and fully
aware of the defects of our system, and the
3 sooner railway managers realize the i'm
perative tone of the demand for improve
ment the better. The American people
will not be satisfied so long as there is the
/ slightest doubt of their position in the mat
ter of railroad progress, and, claiming the
best of mechanical and inventive genius,
we are bound to lead the world The horse
can do 1t, and if the rider don't push to the
front there will be howl from the grand
stand.
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GUsTAYUs REMAK, president OF the Phila-
delphia park commission, died in that city ON
Monday from paralysis.
FRANK CROFT, OF Rockville. Chester
county, ate plate of Ice cream on Saturday
evening last in half a minute. Later he
wagered TO eat three large ginger cakes in one
minute, and while eating the last one choz ed
TO death.
JOHN l.. MEYER has been nominated for
associate Judge by the Lshauon county
Democrats. Other nominations were :
Eugene Ubler and Collins Dean, for the
legislature Jacob F.. ReiHOehI, for district
attorney; William Zully, director OF the
poor George W. Mays, county surveyor,
and Joseph S. Brotherlne, William IL,
Kline and d. II. Gruber, delegates to the
state convention.
EN-CoNGREssMAN MUTCHLER is favored
by the congressional cOnfeTrees of Nurthamp-
ton county for Representative Sowden's place.
lhe Democratic county ticket was a. follows
Edward ii. Lsubach, for state senator VIII
liam Ii. Thomas, J, ". FlOds and Richard
chapman, for assembly Jefferson Davis
Brouhead, for district attorney Newberry
tulmer for sheriff; Charles 4 Mauch, for
clerk oi the orphans cOur Matthias Buss.
for poor director; John Schulz. for coroner
and Milton II. Schulz, for commissioners'
clerk,
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Convention of Volunteer Fireman.

The state convention OF the volunteer fire.
men OF Pennsylvania meets in A Ilpora today.
and on Thursday parade will take place, in
which large number of firemeu viii take
part Thirty bands are eXpec,ed to b- pres
sent Inc hremen have been looking for
ward to this event for the last year and have
had committees at work collecting money
ana making preparations 10 entertain their
brethren on grand scale. Every hotel has
already leased out its lodging accOmmoda-
tlohs Tor thls week. Halls and private build.
ings have also been drafted into service tor
lodging purposes and several local companies
have erected temporary buildings in which Ia
feed their guests. The business men of the
city have their buildings handsomely dec0.
rated and arches are erected over maGy cross
streets.
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Grand Armv Reunion.

We publish elsewhere the programme O
the reunion tomorrow in this city of the
Grand Army Posts of the county. 1t prom
ises to be noteworthy gathering.
such reunions as these have their bene.
ncaAl results in keeping alive the fires OF
petrsotism' and in teaching the rising gen,
efatson the benehcent results that have
grown out OF the dreadful fratricidal con-
test OF twenty-five years ago. The brave
men who fought that the nation Nigh,
live have the best right in the world tc
hold reunion, and the INTELLIoENcrn
in extending its best wishes, hopes that i
may be a happy one.
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Discoveries in Alaska.

fher New York Times has performed a
most notable public work in sending an ex-
pedition for exploration purposes into
Alaska. This enterprising newspaper fitted
out at great expense an exploring party
under the command of Lieutenant
Schwatka, the famous Arctic explorer, and
it's gratifying to be able to report the big
success of the undertaking.
In letter to the Times from Sitka,
Lieutenant Schwatka gives a graphic de-
scription of the st. Elias Alps, and in par
ticular Mount st. Elias which was as
cended to the height of 1900 feet, a feat
never attempted before. These hardy ex-
plorers penetrated a region never before
trodden by man, and encountered glaciers
90 miles long and l 900 feet thick. a river
was discovered that was mile and a half
In width and which was appropriately
named Jones river, after the liberal projec-
tor Of the enterprise.
Some of the curious facts gathered by
the exploring party are worth noting
Along the river banks, filled with icy water
nom the, glaciers, could be found fine
prairie land with heavy grass, strawberry
patches loaded with fruit and many pretty
clumps OF evergreen trees. The general
belief that mosquitoes have their home in
New Jersey has been dissipated by the
Alaska narrative, for mosquitoes and gnats
were everywhere most tor.nenting even
on the ice of the wide glaciers, miles from
vegetation.
President Cleveland will have his name
carried down in the biographies of the
future by the title of Cleveland Peak given
to one of the newly discovered snow-capped
ranges, and Secretary Whitney will enjoy
q similar distinction.
This expedition will be most beneficial
In enlightening the people of the United
States concerning one of their newest and
least known possessions. 1t was purchased
from Russia in 1867 for 81 ,2OO, 900, when il
was in fairly prosperous condition. Then
1t was overrun by adventures, the reaction
came and its last condition was worse
than its first. Now it is taking second
forward step. The knowledge that it has
q good soil and climate; that its fishing
and fur interests are of large and ever in
creasing magnitude; and that, finally, tn.
United States are ready to develop this ad
dition to their territory will stimulate i'm
migration thither that will eventual,
bring to Alaska substantial prosperity.
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Blowing the Whistle on The chestnut Gong

From the Hyde Park Gazette.
Hyde Park drummer was in the cars ON
his way to Lowell one day this week, aud hi,
companion was member Of tie guild from
New York. The New Yorker made himself
agreeable, and the hour or more time between
Boston and the city OF looms was consumed
in telling their mutual experiences on The
road and funny stories. TIE man from
Gotham started a venerable chestnut when
the Hyde Parker slid his hand under his coal
and pulled the little bell. The New Yorker
was equal TO the occasion. lie opened his
valise, drew from il huge organ pine, and
with one blast startled the whole car.
II keep this for just such occasions" he
said. alt is not the first time | have had oc-
casion to use itn
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The Verdict Inanimnn..

You are feeling depressed, your appetite L.
poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are
ndgety, nervous. ana generally out of sorts and
want 10 GRACE up. Brace up, but not with sttmu-
lants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have
Tor their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour, and hen leave
you In worse condition than before. what you
want Is an Alternative that will purify your blood,
START healthy action OF Liver and Kidneys, re-
store your vitality and give renewed health and
strength such medicine you will find in Elec-
tric Bltters, and only - cents a bottle at H. B.
cochIans Drug store lJ7 ana l3J \ orth Queen
street Lancaster, Pa. (D
For lame back side or chest use shiIoh's Por-
Gus Plaster Price - cents. For sale by H. h.
Cochran, Druggist, No l39 North Queen street.
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DUBLIC SALE.
On THURspAY. sErrENBER ~, l>S5,


The undersigned executor OF the estate of Rev.
W. I. oerhard, deceased, will sell at public sale,
at the leopard Hotel, in the city OF Lancaster.
the following described valuable city property,
No. l. A valuable city property containing
street, ana extending in depth along Christ.
Ian street l12 feet, 81 inches, more or less,
according To deed, The Improvements erected
DWELLING HOUSE, with hall and entry ON
Ur-t and second floors, aud large tvC-stOry
Rrick Back Building attached. No. 81 East orange
second has also four rooms and Bath House with
bot and cold water third floor contains three
rooms. There are "a number OF Fruit. Frees of ex.
csllent quality in the lot. This property Is cen
trHlly located ana Is very desirable us business
stand or suitable for a professional man. being
located on one of the principal streets and only
squares from Centre Square.
No.2, A Lot Of Ground on tho east side ot
South Prince street, containing y feet inches
front on said South Prince street and extending
in depth luJ feet to a llf1et wide alley, upon
which is erected a twO-srOry BhlCh HOl r.
with a small Back Building attached. No. 53
and now occupied by Gottleib WCuninger. Any
person wishing to view the above properties be
fore day of sale can do so by calling on the per
sons residing thereon, or William Il. wilson
esq, No. q North Dukc street.
sale to commence at O'Clock =. m when con
ditiOns will be made known by
ID. W. GERHARD, Executor.
HRNEY SHUBsRT, AuctIoneer.
Also, at the same time and place, will lie sold
at public sale, Three-story BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE containing hail and six rooms
situated on the east side of south Queen street
No, 6Sl, now occupied by Philip Ihran. Lot
contains ~ feet front and extends in depth 10
feet to IA lO-fect wide alley Hydrant at the tron
door
sale by DIR. JEROME GERHARD.
HENRY sHCBERT, AuCttOneeT.
sept4Tlll4lsg,a a5 - SSOd
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Great excitement has been caused In the vi.
coYery OF MIR. j. +. COrleY, who was so heInIess
ne eonia not turn in bed, or raise his head
.'eIy ppuy Sald ne Was dying of Consumption
tlltl Doltle OF Dr. Kings New Discovery waa
sent him Finding RELIEF, he bought a large hot
tie ana a box OF Or. Kings New Life Pills by
lhe tne no had taken two boxes OF Pills ana
two bottles OF the Discovery he was well and
had gained In flesh thirty six pounds
Trial Bottles OF this Great Discovery for Com
sumption free at IL, Is. Cochran's Drug store IN
and IS North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa. (2)
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my benevolent Northern peo.
Suer the impression that the South
Nstes have received an unusually large
Share OF the good things that the general gov
eminent has nsd in its power to give away.
The Memphis lppeai produces some figures
that are calculated to create a contrary i'm.
preston. While the Southern states have
received only l2305. 35l acres to aid in build
ing railroads, the Northern states have re-
ceivsd 81, ASS, SO7--or 20 l23 455 acres more
than the South. For like purposes one
nominally Southern corporation has received
$500, 900 acres, where Northern corporations
have had l393il,No-or l-9, LOCO acres
more than the South. The North has get
i,i05, 9S6 acres for canals: the South has got
none for such works For rivers, harbors,
canals, roads, railroads and internal improve
ments generally in the North, the federal
government has contributed $50 G6l Ol0: for
like purposes in the South, only SD 80, I73-
or So, ,40l,5 5S7 less No government bonds
have been issued to any Southern railroad,
while to Northern railroads the government
has issued its bonds to the enormous amount
OF NS,9l6,732, 1t further clinches these re-
markable facts by the statements that the
Southern states have received but q l34 44G
acres of the public lands tor their tree schools,
while for their schools the Northern states
have got 20, 2iS 53i acres--Or 3-7gOsS acres
more than the Southern states. Uncle sam
should remember these figures, IN behalf OF
the South, the next time he opens his pock et-
book.
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IN -
Pennsylvania Raiiroads Merped

Articles OF merger and consolidation have
peeh hiea at the state department, Harris.
ourg between the Hanover Junction, Han.
over " eettysonrg railroad company aud the
OF the consolidated corporation being ths
baltimore q Harrisburg railroad company-
The president is A. w. Eehelberger. m.
office OF the consolidated company viii be a
Hanover.
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Houses Demolished by a Funnel shaped Cloud.


That no loss Of lite was caused toy Saturday
nights tornado in Joliet illinois, is ex-
planned by the fact that constant flashes OF
lightning so Illuminated the sky that the
funnel shaped cloud could he plainly seen as
it came whirliug towards the city with a
roar like hundred locomotives blowing g
oil steam Seeing its approach, people fled
to the cellars. Twelve houses we're demOl-
ished, and a number of others were moved
from their foundations. One house was
turned completely upside down. large
elevator was wrecked, and trees and tele-
graph poles were torn ups twisted oil and
bent into various shapes. Along Fourth
avenue great holes were scOOped out OF the
hard gravel road. aud eye-witnesSss saw this
was done by balls OF electric fire, which
bounded along the ground. A horse and
wagon hitched in front OF house diSap-
peared in the tornado, and no trace of either
has been discovered since The loss in proper.
ty is estimated a. S7T ONO.
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Iity Fever,

1 have been a periodical sufferer from hay
ieNer "a most Annoying and louthsome allie.
uu1onb sluce the summer OF 1873, and until use
Ely Iream balm, was never able 10 nnd any
,SSi.si NV Until cold weather lean truthtuIIy saw
Si Srsaln BALM cured me. 1 regard IL OF great
hsr hstuv, anu would not be without IL During me
MY. " A SSoisla' blnsha,nton,
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II has al ways been understood that cOnsump-
l0n was incunble, but II has recently been
discovered that hcmps B8lsam for the Throat
ahd Lungs II giving more rcliefthau any known
remedy. II l. guaranteed 10 relieve and cure
Asthma, Bronchitis ana Coughs. Can on II. B.
cochran, druggist No. lS7 North Queen street,
cents and a. ll
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Smiths Imueaehme,t

Philadelphia's common council, by a vote
OF 40 yeas to Ss nays, has decided to i'm
peach Mayor William b. Smith, of Phila-
dslphia, for misdemeanor and maladminis
tsation in Office. There was vigorous ef-
fors made 70 defeat this action, but to no
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said handsome Tom to smiling Nell.
Where did you ina that mystic spell
That hover round your every smile,
And would my thrObbtug heart beguile ?"
Quoth laughing Nell, " You silly boy,
In >OLODONT,-the cream Of i0y."
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Came To my hearts wide door one fateful day
A pale brown stranger, with a face Of woe.
And ere my impetuoUs heart could bid him go.
The strangers hand on mine IN protest lay.
A voice OF moumtul melody ctod " Nay!
Deny me not, thou art uugentle sd.
Look in my face: my name aud lineage know,
Lest in thy haste thou drive a friend away
My name is Pain, and am born of Love"
Ny heart eaped up the siCr,Iege TO prove,
But stopped before the witness OF thoseeycs
"hh, for that saving kinshp, it replies,
d" BE welcome, thouSandfnlI. l avn more blcst
Than crowned king to have thee for my guest -
From the Boston Tran scrfpt.
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Mr.. PARNELL began his speech on his
land bill Monday by a clear ana strong state
ment that must have surprised his adver-
saries, whose verdict on the measure was of
course made up long before the tenor of it
was known. He saiG that the last election
conveyed command 10 the HOuseto show that
1t was as willing and able 10 proviie for the
needs OF Ireland as an Irish Parliame mt
would be. This is a way OF looking at the de
feat OF the home rule bill that does not seem
to have occurred to the opponents of that
measure, but the evident imposs ibility that
the overworked Commons should do any
such thing, even If so disposed, is the strong
est and most used argument for home rule
and Mr.. Parnelrs application of it is ouly
part Of the policy OF keeping the uuanswer.
able point constantly in the foreground
There have been many adverse comments
on this bill, bnt these appear to have been
caused by the application of the rigid tests
OF permanent measure, to one that is oplv
designed for the temporary relief a the peas.
antry. Rents fixed prior to lSSi, and which
the tenant ls unable TO pay, may, by this bill
be sbated upon application to a court; Mr.
Parnell answered the objections that ii would
be difficult to ascertain whether tenant was
ao!e 10 pay his rent, and that the whole pro-
cess Mouiu Jake many months, and so be too
late for relief OF the threatening distress, by
referring to the success OF the act OF lSS2,
when similar difficulties were overcome, and
the inability Of 100000 tenants to pay the
rents demanded by absent landlords was
determined.
1fthis measure fails, aud its failure seems
inevitable, there will be no barrier between
the Irish peasantry and winter of terrible
suffering, for the rents fall due in Novem Der,
the potato crop is poor, and General Butler is
nnnfriNinN nnasnras "a o., E.r,, IL I..i..i...
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TOMORROW will be a great day in local
Grand Army circles Let us hope that the
weather god will smile upon il
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a REMEDY for Indigestion. Consumption. Dys.
pepsia, Weakness, Fever, Agug, ETC., Golden 3
Liquid Beef IOnic. sic lwdCOdSw
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DASDRLIos LIVER PELLETS for sick headache
orptd liver, btiIOuSness and indigestion Small
and easy To swallow. One pill q dose. Price. &c
By all druggists. f. e5s-gmdTuIhs