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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-01


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tas 80 Geeet1nntnt haH 9aei4e4 . /
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hH wHfNh axalntas tEiNA E1rfEeut4
fsgEE fsaEn WeafnsinEtsE.
a B1zznsle1 Ep4efaA
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& KfeeraI. Vii RESIGN biz nsat hsearse
- o11sa1n % ~. 0.Ads,ouzs hasae E1ls
Grn,aanas q G1nGSeene.
Ala ernfsEnans hetun1n Archbishop
Csoke ana ia usfsasn u hls parish, !
reranssaf WRH Nn2n,un1z4 atEM11 e.
rlnene 8sap zzz1szuas % 9ls1sfoBe
faF ia ra9a RsfpiezN % lEzlmn6. mns
ianfine han E1F lis hEroie foTkitadn. o.
tar fofRs1lnlnen e saIk and fearless
dagal1gn n iniliafin9 bis rsa1nt Afl1A
TAeY mean Peace - NJ IRA.
Dunxxz, Aurll aa-Hha Nesfan. ~
organ - ~ Lord Ms1or. dsniea tnaf
1rish- Americas dynamifa1s vii en-
eIanako warrR Enafand nnle1a N ahso-
Iata BspaEafi0n 81 Ireland and afeea
Blisnfn \ attained Gla9sioneia meas-
nr4a, nzFa 10 Naa1n, wNan peace -
eha Irfsh ttfounhcsk he weEl&
An1l-Hsas nn1e meesaMEs.
AZ BsiGaat tsday. swo ansl-kome RUS
msalinas weEe kHia. at one 81 whieh
600 psEHDns we're pfeesnf. Both Lab
erals and Conservative AftenlIe2 both
mestanaa. ReaoIutiona uomdemninR
n. GIadsioueaa sshsms end NJ. Nor
ley B thEsals wsEe nnanime1sly adoDtod.
Ansfran ma Nes msyestiea Is.
vrnznh, April s0.-Ths Frsnassbiatt,
1nmmanllnN % ne ahaeuoe fEQm
WnnhinRsoH 81 Bzfon Won BhnMeF.
Austrian Minister - the unissd States,
and tka infegeuos 6ednoed therelrom
that Anglrin meana 30 Fetaiiatn for ne
Bai.eg aG4if and remain aaEspse1s1tea
tisI 4 STALL Be adjusted, asYs that the
reason for the BanoMsa abaan0a 10 sim
)1dy % eniOg 4 desired fuKloage On -
count e II haalfh. He viii spend bis
gaoafion 10 Easope. and II bis health
paFmits Be- viii Esfarm 90 WeehinRton
aflaE She explrati0n Of his fnkl0ngh.
OGhaEwiss, q 1nooeasog viii Be appointed
- oontinue fhu representation Of Aus
tFia 6 ne AmeEican capital t1a
Frssderbiai5 says IN ecnslnasGn that the
felmliona Of Austria vita zoe United
States are Of Sic msst cordial natnra.
n EesnF Is m8me Rule.
GEAsosN, April So The National
Lihorai Federation o. Scotland has
ndopted Eosolntlons favoFina Mr.. Glad
stone's hams Eala bill.
4 serlaaa Dael.
PAnm, April 30. Tia woand resolved
~ EaWRrd DFnmoaf. na3hsF Of IL
FF1scs Jnps. % his dnol With u. Myef,
direetoF cf tha gsr1efs. Al che 29lh in4t.s
has become 40 dangerous that bis life
4 deapaired of. Ihe case is attracting
WidespFead attention and the Gossrn-
mena han ordered ahmf "a inquiry be
mado into all The circumstances.
A Minalsn % Wady nnlfn.
CArno. April U.--Eaaland hae oon-
scented 70 the proposition that Alirisa.
formerly Governor Of HtFEaz, shall No :
dsrtaka 4 naiasion 10 Wady Haifa. 70
nea0tiato viii The rebels for q cessation
Of hosailifies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-01

sick headache. hahlEnal ooatlvouaas
pains IN back and limbs. loas % appetite,
bad breath and tasie In tie mouth. etc,
entirely cured 81 tha nso of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-01

PAnm. April %. Tia woand resolved
~ EaaRTd Dramoaa. nusher Of IL
has become 30 dangerous that bis life
is deapaired q. Ihe oase - attracting
widespread attention and The Govern
menl has ordered fhat "a inquiry be
mad8 into all The circumstance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-01
Facsorv in Wa chong's new
Brick Building. Third q.

HAVANA AND HEKD CLEARS
II manufactured and ksBt IN stock. b
large quantities.
Dealsrs win ind Il 70 their advantage
70 buy directly Of rs e Ne sell strictly
Tor CASH, hence cur prices are very low
Tha cash nyafam enables un to sell cheap.
Goods nonfC. 0. d. 70 any part e he
A large quantity 81 tobacco stems for
CiQars manufactured 10 order in ana
desired shape and packed h any style q
suit customers. my oW4
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NOTlCE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING BILLS
- AGAINST The steamer VI. y. Munroa
VIII pleaae present the sans 20 the FIRST
EMttnnai Bank for payment within thirty
day4 ]. q BRITAIN.
seattle, Aprn q, isss. apo I'm
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q on Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL aAWMfEzL A
y Lake Union. North Seetiin
ing and machinery. alec SIX iatas 81
cold tnseiheF Or aeparately. Car114
mill, faooQ feet per day. Apply ID
neiadw J.M fNfN
washlna,on Yrsn yFofks'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-01
FHesh Button.

Qnn RQLLs or THE vKRY BEST
&OO Wktte River Hutier. received
ever week e. Chllhurxa D1n't fan =
~ IL n. CHtLBEHG.
ap96 Greer. 6i9 Frnnf street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-01

ernfsrnans betuean AFethist1p
Croke ana ia pxiesaa q Biz PARISH, \
uennsiai uM Hnanlun1g e,Hn1e 81
lnrnG dep rzz1&ln1e % 9ls1stoDe
f1x hfR ra4f aeFNie4s % AE1lnE4, ans
ianfine han E1F his hEFoie foltitade. d.
tsr fo1as1fnlnea e saif aud fearless
das1li1n II inlliafin9 biz psa1nt Irl1h
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-01

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
Ibe fanfaster 1ntrlliocufsr,
LANCASTER. JUNE ., 1856
The Deer Park Watch.

The president seeks refuge in Washing
ton from the publicity of Deer Park, where
his wife could not tie on her hat without
note being made of it. The extravaganza
of the impudence of the reportorial sit
down in the Deer Park wilds, spy-glass in
hand, to watch the distant presidents cot
tage, almost suflices to make it sublime
and respectable. 1t was as exalted as the
mountain peaks that witnessed it. The
newspaper work that was done there
was unique in history. 1t was foreshadow-
ed in the reporters vigil kept upon the eb-
bing life of Grant in New York and at
Mount McGregor but who would
have thought that it would attend
bridal as burial, and pay no
respect to the sincerest desire for pri-
vacy which is accredited of all men
to the honeymoon. Truly to be president
of this nation is great tribulation the
only balm to which is the reflection that it
Is prominence in the eyes of men that
gives 1t ; and that the man on the scaffold
enjoys it along with the man in high office.
An ambitious man is born to trouble in
this country as the sparks fly upward.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
The StaDtOn LETTER

The Stanton letter which Mr.. Kelley
produced as valuable historical docu-
ment is only SO in the admission il con-
tains that Stanton's interference caused
the detention from Mcclellan of ope of
his army corps and thus caused the failure
OF the Peninsular campaign. Stanton saws
that he kept the corps to save Washington.
which Mcclellan had notlert enough troops
to protect. Mcclellan thought otherwise.
and his Judgment has been sustained by
events and by the soundest military criti-
cism. Mr.. Stanton thought he knew
better than the commandcr-in.chief: who
was man to whom he proclaimed the
greatest devotion and to aid whom he
says he became war minister. His way of
supporting general in whom he pro-
Chained supreme confidence was erratic and
ehiihently Stantonesque. Mr.. Stanton
Thought he was "a bigger man than Lincoln
mcclellan or anyone else around about
Mr.. Kelly does not yindicate Mr. stanton
Win MT. stanton's letter, taking all its
proteslations as verify; and witness who
cannot vindicate bimself with his own
story is not going to be indicated ever
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

SENATOR NELSON W. ALDRICH has been
elected to succeed himself by the Rhode
Island legislature.
MR. PATRICK -. GILMORE is said To have
made $4,000 within about year-wbich ia
blowing ones own trumpet to some purpose.
AUNT BETsEY LEWIS, West Chester
coiored woman, has died in the Chester
county almshouse at the alleged age Of 100
years.
KEW. A. j. BENDER, of Chambersburc
was fined $50 for catching trout from a stre,Ui
running through his premises lie was mis-
ied by an Incorrect quotation of the law by "A
local paper.
PROFESSOR l. III. WRIGHT, of Dartmouth
@ i'ege, has been appointed professor of
classical philology and dean of the board OF
collesiats atvissrs at Johu Hopkins Univer-
sty, in Baltimore
nESRY Il. GoKEN, son-in law of Michael
iaperbush, OF this city, has been appointed
Ds povernor Albeit, OF New Jersey. iudpe
,no rnrst district court of Newark, in that
Seuate on June g. N ~ '"o
~ non, WILLIAM NJ, EVARTs. of New York g.
~ CC'ngressinan bingham, OF Pennsylyaui ami
u sheIal IL. +. Butler, Robert q Winthrnn
and Richard olney, of Boston. win dsiiy.rr
addresses at the unveiling Of tha st.,,,a -,
Daniel Webster, in Concord n. IL neSt
week. ' hoA'
JOHN BOYLE O'REILLY is heartily ,laa 10
near OF the defeat OF the home rule bill. for
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09


If Is noted that Maryland had another
lynching on Sunday night, Chas. WhittIe, an
eighteen, ,year-old mulatto boy being the vic
tim. The boy was charged with attempting an
atrooious assault on "A little five -yuar-0ld girl,
and was held on the testimony Of the little
one and bar sister, few years older He
was confined in jail, taken therefrun and
hanged to tree by a mob. That this law
lesSness should be permitted to 20 uupunish
ed in a state OF such presumed intelligence
as Maryland is almost incredible There i.
nothing to show that any efforts are being
made TO capture the guilty parties, and il
seems 20 be accepted that the Iynching is
right and proper. Apart from the fact that
the evidence against the negro was only that
OF children, he was entitled to fair trial of
MS gult. There is surely law enough in
Maryland for the punishment ofcrImes of the
nature OF that described; aud If such law
mad Hailed, there might have been SOME
excuse Tor the lynching, Every out
break of this kind in an Eastern state is
the parent OF many more, and Maryland owes
1t to herself as well as to her sister common
wealths To ferret out the guilty parties TO this
crime and give them their Just deserts, Hot
headed lynchers lose sight of the fact that bad
law is preferable 10 Onarcby, and that 1t il
better that ninety-nine guilty men should es
cape than that one innocent person sbouId
suffer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

THERE are three vessels under the control
oil The l. ). hsh commissioner engaged in
The propagation OF fish and in the scientific
investigation of matters of interest and i'm
portance to our fisheries. one of these, the
Fish Hawk, is now at anchor in the Delaware
engaged in the Matching Of slad ior the re-
stocking OF that depleted fishing ground.
and Judging by the rapidity with which
the little fish are ground out by the scien-
lists, the big ones will be more plruti-
ful IN few years than ever. With
In the past four weeks between thirty
four aud thirty-sX millions have been Matched
and when they reached the age OF seven days
were turned loose In the wide Delaware. In
three years these fish will be in a condition
TO catch. 10000 eggs have been obtained
FROM one shsd, but the average is only about
1000. The Fish Hawk also matches lob,ters
and Goldfish in the northern waters and Span-
ish mackerel farther south.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
That Remedy.

Pasteur's remedy for hydrophobia 81 ems
to be no remedy at all, as patient bitten
by mad dog and treated within the time
when the remedy should have been effect
i've has died of the disease while under
treatment. The list of ineffective remedies
for hydrophoba is very large. Each rem.
edy can produce cases that it has cured, but
the doubt always remains whether they
were cases of hydrophobia and in the
uncertainty as to the disease some phys-
clans declare that il does not exist as the
result of the bite of a mad dog but that it is
a disease OF the imagination altogether. 1t
does not matter much to those suffering
frem il how they get it; whether from the
deg bic or from the bite Of their fear. They
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

Many vain attempts are mad" to repeat the
IehHFhAOIc success OF Benson's Clpciue Plaster
ihis splendid remedy l. known sold and used
everywhere, and its prompt action and unriyal
ltu cnidllN" powers have won tor it. hosts OF
nl'nds' limitations have sprung up under
similar sounding names such as CaD-iCiu. -
Chpsicum,' etc Intended to deceive the care.
less ana unWary. These articles possess none
OF the virtues OF the genuine. i therefore, ~,
nope the people Will Assist u to protect what
are at once their interests and OuIs Ask tor
Beuson's Plaster, and examine what l. given
you, ana make sure that the word " CupCtue "
Is cut IN the middle OF the plaster ITSELF and the
- Ihrcc Seals trademark l. ON the face cloth
Any reputable dealer will show YOU rl, -ftfr-
guards without hesitation. II you cannot re.
me mbet the namr-Bcu-ou', CIpcluv PIastcU-
cut TINS laIdSIanh rom the paper. tD
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

When you demand a Bcn-ouz Cupcine Plaster
OF druggist, To expect to receive one. Yet
Itit arc "" regret to say, few druggists nt
the Cheap John variety who Will try to II,.r-rnde
you 10 accept some WORTHLESS substitute with a
slulIiu sounding name, such uS "CaDsiCin," ="
tunes with the name Burton or HpntOE 80
,hrap john Will sell you one of these wTrtChrd
limitations IpF mali Che price OF the genuinclt- he
can well AFFORD todu. its real value being nothing
ana II costs but little more. Beu-ol's are thg
ohiy porous pla-tcr- that can be- depended UnOn
10 cure every uIIIncut subject 10 external treat
mtnL Ihoy are prompt sure and thorough.
Protect yourself against deception by buyiuls Of
reliable drugi-t- only. The genuine bears he
" Three seals trademark and has the word
"Cupcine cut in the centre iuutI MWsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
WET WIN A RtWHLDE.
The Young Dandy who HAD AN Appoint'ne
"a InnnN lslnnl-

The Young Dandy who HAD AN APPOINTMENT
at Couey Island
The sporting men who congregate in the
barroom OF Badcr's hotel, near the Concourse,
at Coney Island, noticed early Saturday after
noon a good-looking well-dressed young man
saunter up the drive TO the hotel. lie was clad
with the greatest care, and, rs one ot the sports
declared, "was dressed to kill" Tie went into
the hotel and for about 10 minutes nothing
more was seen ofhim. Atthe end of that time
the sound of feet running down stairs WAS
heard, the door leading on To the plaza was
dung open, and the youthful looking dandy
rushed out His appearance denoted the
widest agitation. Great red marks distig-
ured his lace and neck his hat was thrown
back, and he gesped As though terror strick en-
lie cleared the piazza with one bound and
rushed toward the COuCourse. Follow ing
closely III his wake was pretty little lady,
i'll mourning costume and without a hat
accompanied 10y gentleman. The lady car
ried horsewhip. The couple fnIlowed the
dandy, but at the Concourse the chase was
abandoned and the couple returned to the
hotel.
The little lady was Mrs. John = Busky {:
the gentleman with her husband, a shoe
deaer,ot New York. They have been staying
At Bader's hotel for three weeks Mrs.
Busky Las been annoyed by the uuwar-
ranted attentions Ot young man whom she
believes To be BOstOuIau. Hell has written her
a
Objectionable in a number OF ways- Three
weeks ago she told her husband. The last
letter addressed 10y the man to Mrs Busky
was from Michigan. \ letter written in a
disguised hand by Mr.. Busky lured him to
New York. He came and WAS the carefully
clad man seen by the sports from the bar
room. He was shown into Mrs. Busky's
parlor and told to wait few minutes and
"madam would be down" He did wait a
lew minutes, and madame did come down.
But in the meantime she had obtained a raw
hide horsowhip aud had enlisted the services
of her husband. The couple entered the
par!or. Mrs. Busky concealed the whip III
the folds ui her dress. She advanced to
meet the BostOnian, aud W hen within reach
ing distance drew forth the whip aud slashed
bin across the neck, face, and hands until
they were red with marks. The man was
too dazed for second to comprehend the
situation. Then he spraug for the door, hur-
rled down the stairs, and the sports on the
piazza saw the rest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

RoME-modern Rome, is now in the throes
OF an election but they are not as violent as
wlth.us, Tor the sons OF sunny Italy do not
highly value the prerogatiye of treemen,
many OF those who possess the franchise not
taking the trouble To vote. What strange
ideas many of the people have of freedom
and selt.government was well shown 10y the
cry that interrupted speaker at political
meeting. He was urging the reform of the
police force and was stopped by cries OF
"Abolish it altogether" But reunited Italy
progressing rapidly in spite OF all
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
have il and it kills them, and the doctors
are helpless before il. Pasteur passes out
Oregon Fires n (.uu.

Oregon has held the first election of the
year. 1t is naturally Republican state,
rs most of the commonwealths of the
Northwest are, being recruited largely
from New England and those middle West
ern states which the enthusiasm of the war
period made so largely Republican. The
returns from this first test of political
strength and the struggle of present issues
indicate that the Democratic nominee for
governor has from 500 to 1000 plurality,
and the balance of the Democratic state
ticket is chosen by smaller and varying plu-
ralities.
We regard this result as significant.
Oregon has never voted for Democratic
candidate for president. Its three electo-
raj votes were necessary to seat HAYES and
one of them had to be secured bv the ruth.
less overriding of the legal technicalities
which were invoked to steal the votes of
Louisiana and Florida. For this state to
be carried at the outset of the elections in
the second year of new administration is
a hopeful sign.
The Republicans will charge il upon the
Prohibition party. That only makes for
the evidences of their disintegration. If
the Prohibitionists can carry Oregon they
can make every Republican state doubtful;
and they will only be encouraged to pro-
ceed to do it by Republican concessions of
their strength.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
Interpreting n Law.

Respecting law which the INTELLI-
dENCER has pronounced unconstitutional
because its terms are not in accord with
its title; and which is adjudged useless
because it tolerates in one form and indi-
rectly, what it purports to prevent and
punish, the district attorney of Phila-
deiphia and Geo. w. Biddle, one of the
leading lawyers of that city, write as fol-
lows.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

THE effects Of systematic tuteIage in a man.
ual training school are aptly shown in the
exhibit of work by the students of the Man.
ual Training school of Baltimore The exhi-
bltion includes wood and metal WORK, aud
geometrical, mechanical, architectural, phys
biological and map drawings arranged on the
walls and screens in frames and cases made
by the boys in the school. The lessons in
carpentry and pattern-making are arranged
in cherry cases, showing the lit Of Joints,
tenon and mortise, rafter angles and combi-
nation pieces, intricate dove tails, crank pat
terms and connecting-rod brasses Some of
this work is said to be surprisingly well exc.
cuted. Then there are drawings illustrating
the course OF letter, figure and geometrical
practice, as also working drawings for shops.
details of buildings machines, beams and
commercial forms of iron, photographic pro.
lection, intersection OF solids, projection of
screws, gear wheels and structural details i'm
wood, masonry, and framing and building
elevations. This kind of learning makes the
race OF life surer 10 him Vsrsed therein, and
far distances book knowledge III the utility of
the individual possessing it,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
BROWNS HOUSEHOLD rAELCK,

Is .he most effective Pain Destrovertp tp tb, yorIo
WIZ most surely quicken the blood whether
aheh internally or applied externally ana
lnSISby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN
Wnnth"r chronic or acute, than any other main
A.leSAtof, ana IT Is warranted 'double the
sL,.Asth OF any similar preparation
II cures pain In the Side, Back or Bowols sore
,hmnhI hheamatism, Toothache and ALL
AnnEn, ana ~ The Great believer of pain
4" bHOW MS HoU sEHOLD PANACEA " shonid
nS IN every family, teaspoontul of the Panacea
IN lumber OF htt water Iswestened IL mr.
terrea'l taken AT bedtime, Win BREAK uPP a
COLD. Is cents q bottle,
mAl-lydM, ~. .Asw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

From the Kansas City Times
We are compelled 10 inform Col. Daniel
Lamont that there are no vacancies in the
editorial department of the Times at present,
bat we will keep the gentleman in mind and
endeavor 10 work him into the society branch
at an early day. As sa Jenkins, we are free
to admit that the colonel has no superiOr in
American journalism.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

THE English cabinet has unanimously re-
solved to recommend to the queen dissolu-
ton of Parliament after the Irish home rule
reverse. Then will come the real tug of
war.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
4 Very NarroM E.cane

"1cs, ! had very narrow escape " said "A
prominent citizen 10 a friend. 81 was confined
70 my bcu Tor year and my friends gave me up
Tor "A consumptiyo's grave until | began u-inr
hehps i1l~am for the Throat and Lungs and
mere hm, sound und hearty" Price soc and
q. TOR sale by II. Il. Cochran, Druggist, No ISL
North Queen street, Lancaster.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure
VIII give Immediate relief Price 10 cts 50 Cts ,
ana ~, For sale by II. Il. Cochran Druggi-t
No. l37 Worth Bueen street s'''
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made pi.er,hle ~,
That terrible cough. shilOh's cure is the rernedy
log you. For sale by H. IS. Cochran, Druggist NJ
l3I North Queen street '9'0'' 49,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
5FkCItL NOTICES.

"HACh METACk lasting and fragrant per
fune, Price - ana 30 cents. For sale nv N n
CochIan Druggist No. ~ North Queen street
DR. HAssLER WORM SYRUP, Purely vegetable.
pleasant to take, will cNpeI worms If any exist,
no purSatiye required after using Price. u
cents, by all druggists. feDs-}indNWyE
sHlLOH'S NlTALIEER Is what YOU need for
constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and n
cents per bottle. For sale by II. Il, Cochran
Druggist, No. l3g North Queen street ''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
Relieved In the Eight Hour system.

from the south Bend undD Tribune.
Yes, | believe in the eight hour system,"
said Warren township farmer. " work
eight hours IN the forenoon aud eight in the
afternoon. In having time | sometimes put
III an hour or two extra
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

THE motion for an injunction by the
Wilkesharre Electric Light company to re
strain rival company from furnishing
the light to the citizens OF Wilkcshorre
has brought out the fact that they have
already made nifty per cent on thesr capital.
The Lancaster company should feel en-.
couraged.