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TIE STAR.

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hind. and In al respects a most eonplste All
trustworthy nsvsrapsr
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1T GIVES sATIspAtrif oy.

ORLANDO, FLA JIne LIST, 1887.
We have been sel'ing Botanic
Blood Balm ever sine it Il, st came
before the public. We sell more Of
it than any other hlo"i purifier in
the market, and it gives perfect
satisfaction.
j. II. MiG h Co,
Retail and Wholesale Dealers in
Botanic Blood Balm.
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Belf0rd's Magazine.

The October number Of BeJord's
Magazine keeps well up to the mark.
The complete novel is a brilliant and
interesting loye.story, entitled THE
Shadow Of the Bars" by Ernest De
Lancey Person, author Of "A Slave
of Circumstances" one of the most
promising of the rising young au-
thors on the New York press. The
rest Of Che fiction includes "The
Time Lock of our Ancestors" a we'll
written but rather tragic story of
welded life, by H. Gardener, the
well-known lecturer; and a brief
love-story called "Treasure-Trove."
C. L. Hildreth has a remarkably fine
critical paper on UNDERWRITING; a
Lost Art, in which he contends that
the old school Of novelists, of which
Dickens, Thackeray, and Charles
Reade we've types, is extinct, and
that the new school, of which Howells
and Henry James may beconsidered
exemplars by no means fills the
vacant place. Miss F. A. Mathews,
author of His Way and Her WILL"
contributes very amusing comedy.
"A Wedding Tour" F. T. Jones,
in a paper entitled "Shakspere,
Gravitation, and the Baconians,"
continues the assault on the latter
gentlemen, which was bugun by
Appleton Morgan in the September
number. The political articles in
clude a brief but extremely able
plea by Prof. Sumner, of Yale, in
support of President Cleveland's
dictum that what confronts us is "A
Condition, not a Theory" and a
paper by George C. German ON
James G. Blaine" containing a
scathing exposure of that gentle
mans record as a statesman, which is
sure to create a veritable sensation.
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The Third Party tail will never
wag the Republican dog But The
dog will wag the tail vigorously.
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NoTE the fear of the Third Party
andthe Republicans to a fair and
open discussion of the issues. Both
Of these organizations got up meet
ings last night and like the Irish
mans version that a bird init one
feather flocks NIT hisself," in order
to draw them away and prevent
their hearing sound Democratic
doctrine. But the people heard
Waddell and Sanderlin nevertheless,
and the little handfulls that gather
ed together were 'never missed"
Gentlemen, your political tactics
don't work every time. Come out
into the light and hear the gospel
preached.
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It Gives Universal Satisfaction.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 6, 1857.
De- u sIHs We have sod large qnan.
titles ~ your Hunnicutt's Rhoamalic Cure
a. have never known any other pFepara.
H. n give sath universal satisfaction a.
q remedy fr rheumatism. We consider
II the m0si reliable rheumatic cure ON The
market. iours respectfully,
HUTcHiEsoS a Bao., Druggist,
10 Whitehall street.
Fer sale BY al druggist send for book
ndsrfal curss.
HUNNicUTT MEDICINE Co,
20. Drawer 20, Ailinta,tia.
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WHAT CURES!
A q. s. Marshal Tells Ills Experience

ATLANTA, Ga, February {, 1855.
HUSSIcUTT RHEUMATIc Co:
GentIemeu-lt aifolds me pleasure
add my testimony 10 thai of the many
who endorse your Hunnieutt's Rheumatic
Cure. bad been . constant suiier-r from
rheumatism for ysars, when determined
10 try your cure, and 10 my sunrise and
delight one bottle was all found neees.
saTy 20 relieve me Of all ths symptoms OF
rheumatism, and deem Il but Justice no.
obly 70 those who originated this cure,
but 20 all others who may be suffering
from TIL same cause, 30 say this much In
confirmation % what Is claimed for this
medicine. i1urs respectfully,
VnNIN
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4 Prominent Atlanta Lswy'r's Tes
mony.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 2sih, Iss7.
Gents have taken your IIunnlcutrs
Rheumatic Cure Tor Innammatury Rhan
maiism with graf b nett. Il h. In nv
opinion, the best medicine for Rheuna.
ism ] ever took.
JNO. ID. CUNNINGHAM.
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Tho Prsssns Cool Wsvs.


The present cool wave which ID now
paying US visit u thus explained by the
New York Herald.
The cold air over the icy waters around
Lsprs1or. 0resnland and Spitzoergen IL
trdrsught from the heated interior of the
continents, especially Europe and Asia, In
when barometric pressure 10 now lower
than II In near the Arctic circle. Tho ba.
rometer In July has = very low aveYs "a
lsoout 2s 20 inches or less over tie becrt
OF the OId world, while from Nova Zsmbjs
70 lceland ana Southeastern Greenland the
pressure aversges about 20 Of an inch
higher. Consequently Q cold Arctic cur.
!en. not iEfrequently sets In from Iceland
toward the Bsitic ct this period, In 1867,
from Jnly Is TO August !, this was the case
ana Tor hve days IN Scotland temperature
stood 10 degrees below the average, and in
some places did not once rise above o.,
thus almost running the wheat and barley
crops. 30 on July 16, 1888, In Great Britain
the mercury fell at some points TO As de.
grees. Tho greater the suns intensity in
the interior OF the continent, the greater
will be the reduction Of the atmospheric
pressure and also the indrsught OF frosty
air from the frozen ocean.
IL In not likely, therefore, tha. the present
cold movement portends an early and sud
den collapse Of summer. On the contrary,
Il IL sign that the hottest part Of the season
is yet to come In both Europe and America.
Now that the Polar Basin has discharged
so much Of It's cold cir into our latitudoe,
we may expect that the season will be less
disturbed by sudden thermal changes, and
that the prospects Of good hsryests will
brighten. While the Western s,hot wave -
which threatened US on Tuesday, has been
partly dissipated and its advance check ed
by the "cold wave" we may look for an
early renewal OF the summers fervor.
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PERSONAL.

CHARLES A. DANA says tha. the New
York San is for sale at Sc, ,0O0, 600.
PROFESSOR A. VI. IuTTLE, OF the Ohio
state university, has been elected to the
chair Of biology and agriculture In the uni
yersity OF Virginia at Charlottesville.
EMrERoR WILLIAM departed from Ber-
lin ON Friday night on his journey TO ~.
bearing the emperor and his suite, sailed d
from Potsdam Tor Spandau at 10 p. IN.
QUAY is preachers SOD. He was born
at DlIIsburg, York county, fifty.three
years ago He IL poor man, compare
lively. although he has been an ardent Re-
publican politician and olliceholcer for
twenty-five Year..
Mr. JAMES I. FOSTER, president OF the
Republican Itague, has made a speech
iauding Morton aud Miller m pre- eminentIy
the "irlends Of labor" This In the sane
Foster who sent the famous confidential
circular IL rich manufacturers, saving t:
"Fhe League stands for protection and IL
nghting Tor your Interests. We want
money, and want IL at once"
Mr.. HIRAM SIDLEy, tho dead nhilan.
thropist OF Rochester, was well known
throughout tho country through his many
deeds OF charity, and was a generous donor
To the Rochester University and to the CITY
OF Rochester. He founded the Sibley Col
lege of Mechanic Arts OF Cornell Uniyer.
Sibley hall, In X chester, at an equal cost,
REV JoHN LAIRD, psstor OF the Prespy.
terian church at MIduleport, ONO, was ar
rested on Wednesday at the instance of w.
4, wharton, Philadelphia commission
merchant. He was charged with obtaining
S5Oo by falso pretences about a year ago
Laird acknowledged the DEBT, but said he
bad borrowed the money aud was unable
TO pay IL back. the PASTORS congregation
raised Si0o and with this Wharton return ea
home. the affair created sensation.
JOHN PECK, a farmer OF yslley town.
snip, Chester county, was brutally as
ssulted by Eber Walton, a hired helper, for
reading the Bible on Friday morning. Peck
ls customed TO reading a chapter in tho
Biole each morning before break fast, This
did not correspond with Walton'o views
and when Peek began reading that m orpipx
Walton approached him and heat him In n
tsrTiple manner cutting and ugly cash in
his lace. Walton was arrested, given n
hearing and Committed for trial at court.
HENRY y lvEs, OF New York, has been
indicted In Cincinnati on charges of pey jury
and emhezllemenL TIE charges gre W out
OF the Ives deaf and the subsequent legal
nights Tor control OF the Cincinnati, Hamil.
ton Day on railroad properly. Ii Is
charged that Ives committed perjury in the
petiti0ns flied in the courts. The gu, be- zzls.
ment charge Ia tho moro serious. He ia
charged with using ths funds OF the road
which were lu his control TO purchase stock
in order To have a more complete hold
upon the road.
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on the views Of Garfield, Arthur, Folger,
McCulloch, and other Republican lead
ers, and finally, offend the strong senti.
ment for tariff reform in the great Re.
publican states Of the northwest.
1t isnot surprising that Our friends, the
enemy, feel rather hopeless about the
coming battle, and in desperate way
call the Democrats free-traders, and mag
nifty local receptions TO their candidate,
Harrison, into great public demonstra-
tons. That is all the material they have
to work upon In this campaign, and he
would be mean Democrat who would
begrudge them any portion Of 1t. They
must have some campaign food, and this
will do them perhaps the least harm.
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The Missing Child.

Lancaster Las never had case where
the whole community was thrown into a
greater state of agonizing suspense than
IN the mysterious disappearance of little
Bertha Beck, a five-year.old child, In the
woods of Penryn park on Thursday. All
OF Thursday evening when the fler,a rain
was beating down upon the strey Is of
Lancaster, sorrowful hearts dwelt upon
the thought of the friendless little one,
alone In the trackless woods, and with.
out food or shelter. All day Friday the
suspense lasted. The lake, was mapy
times dragged and those who discussed
the sad case, found their eyes uncon.
sciously filling with tears.
And now the whole mystery has been
cleared up and it has been found that a
miserable villain, by the name of William
Smith, took the child away and secreted
her In the woois for the purpose of SO
curing q reward. 1t was the act of a
coWardly fiend, who should no longer be
allowed bi, liberty. If he is simple
minded, he should be placed in an asy-
Ium where he can do no harm. If he is
sane enough to be possessed of the low
cunning which his act indicates, be
should be given an exemplary term of
impr isonment.
A1wds q memorable scene in the Pen.
ryn park pavilion when the THANKSGIVING
prayer was offered for the recovery of the
child. HeIrts were stirred that perhaps
never ie't the divine influence before. II
would have been sad Sunday for Ian.
caster If little Bertha Beck yet remained
among the missing.
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In n Bad WGy.

There isa good deal of Republican diff.
ference OF opinion on the question whether
q tariff bill ought to be presented at this
session OF Congress, as representative of
the Republican views on the subject.
Many think it would be better to do
nothing but let the Mills bill go through
The House and defeat it in the Senate and
tnen let the issue rest for the November
election. The Senate finance committee
as az work on a tariff bill, but it may
lever get out Of the committee room.
win either end of the heated poker
we ieei sure that the Republican fingers
VII De burned. II the Republicans
frame tariff bill, they are certain 70 re-.
uuce the duties on many over protected
Industries, which will cause dissensions
IN Their own party. If they refuse to re.
aucs the duties In any way, they give the
veto their former plasform,, turn back
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RELI0IOyy.

RELigiOUS SERVICES WILL RE
dsy IN tbe en nrn nns ioowng churches cn sun.
st s sunday school q. iss D. ~ n% wSsI wsSxcn,ps Ing
h9Sr Gnusoa a1erent ). & Il T. speeia noted VIC
ssss FresesiOs a. 2, q frinss s ana Or;
ne pSssoT saoh...h school At sib q ~, ~ A' W
insto. 80 ,1rTIsT % CnunoH.-Corner OF wash.
sch1,a, IN, sn6 - p. m, BY tho pastor. sunday
CaaIsT LuTHsnas Currcu-west King street.
-. L. Reed, pastor. Divine services 10 NOR.
row row morning ana evening at the usual hours.
SaAos LuTssRAs..Oorner Of North Qneen
ana an. James street Rev. Q. Elvin Houpi, pas.
ST. sTErHES's LuTHKRAs CauRcs, aGerman,
corner South Duke ana Church strests Wev.
Ing And evening. Sabbath school a. la. m
wssa ,,r, = sssraREs ss rn IN CH.Isr tCovnNAFrl.
Funk, pasior.--Preachine r Al icso a m and ,s H
]. M py the pastor. Sunday school at IN.
w 81. tuEs,s sk.yoaxnD-Maf1et Avenue. Rev.
N; Service In the German Language at d o M
Queen street, Thomas Thompson pastor.
rreaching ia the mof ming at 1880 m. Snd in
Young peopls. 3 M sssans sana.y Z. s9hSo1 At
n,ny ys, a,am ano teachers meeting "wednesday eve
.yAno.LIcAL-F.;.s Church German, North
lnf ~ ~: a. m. in the German language and
M Prayer meeting meeting on nSsS %sSnssGeS sS6cSl and a.
THURSDAY evenings. Teachers meeting on
Fnaay evening at the patronage.
TRINITY YLuTHERAN-sundAy school at m.
no church services TO o-morrow or ne It sunday, !,
Junior missionary society on NJ onday eveniIk z
s.ooID EVANGELICAL English, J, on Mui.
perry street, above Orange-Preaching at
leS sos q m m and ~, p. IN, by the pastor. sunday
81. PAuL's kHroRxxD- Rev. J. W .Meminger,
pa'T ,o.ao negu'ar morning and evening service
v~ =. m's ana las p. IN. sunday school
FInsr ExSoRxxp CHuncu-Rev. J. NJ. Titse,,
| y. D. pastor. services tomorrow at iO:5J a.
M. and q p m. Sunday school at q, M
| WssTsnn N. 4. CHuRoH-E. W. Burke,
pastor Ciass at sa m. 1880 a. m. ana 7A5 p.
p. m; class Tuesday at 7i5. Prayer G meeting
| on Thursday evening at 7ih
| LAST MISSION NJ. u. CHURCH, sunday school
honAv!AN.-,y. Max Hark. u. D.. pastor. 0 q
m. sunday school, 1880 a. N. Litany and scr
/ mon. NO evening service.
ST. PAuL's ME-. CHURCH Charles Roads, pas
tor.-Sundsy school and Class meeting al 3
Young peoples meeting at 600 p. m. ZEN per
ance meeting on Mondsy evening. Cias:
wing meeti,ng, on tuesday. Thursday and Friday
| evenings fInyer meeting ON wednesday
/ evening.
PRKsBYrKRrAx-Dlvlne services at the u.ua
J.Y. Mitchell. ID. d. No evening service,
ST JOINS LyTHERAs.-hev. Is. r. AiIeiasn
d. d. pastor: Services at 1890 a. m. and 7l
| p. m. Lecture ana prayer meeting on Wed
nesday evening at s. Sabbath school at 81
an JSnns at atS a. m and at Gotwald Aemoria
FIRST BArTIsT Services at the regular hour
morning ana evening. pastor. Rev. J N. Fol
| wen. SUNDAY school ut n IN. Evening sub
lsct-. EKcellence OF the Knowledge Q
ynsT M. T.. CHuRoH.-Iev. J. r. T. Gray. pas
m: lo:3o a; m, ana y. IN preaching by pastor
7a5 p. m Monday ana Thursday, class meet
ings. wednesday, prayer meeting,
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Move ties In ,isweIry

| FROM inc jewelers. Review.
Opaque ambsr hair pins are all tie rage
| Match boxes OF ti!isree silver are all the
| Co.
The latest novelty Is woven gold UNI.
brels ring
Diminutive gold-hesded canes are belop
turned out as hat pins.
Now gold collar buttonb have a blue
enamel torget-me-not In the front.
Elegant mourning earrings are black
onyx norseshoes with polished gold nails.
A nae cameo set In slender gold frame
makes handsome queen chain psndant,
A novelty In breast pins Is small gold
handieo chisei with the blade OF platinum.
An oudlty In watch charms Is a small
glsSs 'A'
Csmp'ign brooches containing the pic.
lures OF both Candidates for president are
now In demand. "'0
Gents ehaius of lato pattern have heavy
dull gold curb links promiscuousIy SAT
with rose d diamonds
a very pretty setting TOR ring il MOON
stone encircied with small gsrIets, form
ing pleasing combination.
small square tablet OF fine pearl with
rose diamond sunk In tie cent? o is new
style of ring this season.
Ice pitchers OF frosted silver ara se,n
quite hequently entwinsi with a snrIg ~
honey sucsle In silver gilt.
small epcfusled monograms are being
SHOWN 10 gents fipg and threaten 10
superseoe The ume-honored iri'r7'r
lhe !4'os' H'vliy Ia ssI.!n.s rr.rasents
my ba,iooh OF gIegn gold, with slender
cords and basket all complete.
lhe correct thing In bracelets at prosen [
~ one comp posed OF massive bright gold
caole linss about one half inch long.
Peacock broDches have beon intrnducea
resplendent with all the hues of the rain.
bow TIE spreadOd tail Is Produced bv
different c0loTed enamel while the head u
composed of brlllisnts with two garnet sves
There Is an increasing demand for wstcbe,
orr namented with precious stones. An
exquisite specimen seen recently had the
back OF the case set with small Tublss and
pearls representing checker board, which
was transparent through the inside Of the
cAss.
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The Verdict upan,mous.

w u. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testines
~ can recommend Electric Bitters as the very
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief
In every case. One man took six bottles, and
was cured of rheumatism of 10 years stand
1.-THE best selling medicine have ever han.
died In my 20 years experience, is Electric
Btters." Thousands OF others have added
their testimony, SO that the verdict is unani.
mons that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases
of the Liver, Kidney or Blood For sale at II.
B. Cochrans Drug Store, I37 and l39 North
Queon street, Lancaster, Pa. tN
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rhe Daily IntelIIgencer.
.....asu1erEK. JULY u. lsss.

- nxsrv arrrLLIesrcEs publishes all tho
~Sevrnrnic news Of the United Press up to
~ iasest possible hour.
eIRmo Tho Daily kdition Of The IrrnLLi.
crrCm n delivered by carriers in the city
an0 surrounding towns for lcc. per week ;
: 81 mail, 600 year; q 30 for six months
oa.H nor three months; Soc. per month.
Tm WnuxLy lnTRLLieHrcrR Double sheetl
nleht Pages, only C.5o per annum. in al.
vAnce
oupscribss wishing their address changed
must also state where the paper 10 now for
WArded.
Advertisements from 10 to y cts. per line
each. insertion, according to location.
THE INTELL1GKSCER
Lancaster, Pa.
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IA Ni " A X ER'S
Closed at I P. NJ. on SATURDAYS

Closed at P. NJ. on Saturdays.
When you come to the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as we'll as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
efry RIiI
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T6IRJEENIH ~


You know that there is no
worthy hot weather (or any
weather. thing for wear or
home use but we have it. If
you can't come to the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come to be simple
and certain. A few scratches
of pen, and all the facilities of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Philadelphia.
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Buck IONS Arnica ssIss,

THH BssT sALvH in the world for Cuts, Bruiss
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilbiains, Corns, ard ali
Skin kruptions and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. 1t Is guaranteep to give rar.
foot satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by ii. b. Cochran,
pruggist. Nos. l37 and lS9 North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa. iune27Ivd
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HPECIAL NOTICEH,

sHlLou's CoUGa ana Consumption cure
10 SOLD by us on a guarantee. 1t cures Con.
sumption. Sold by II. b. Cochran, druggist,
Pa, ~ I'M
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Four-FiNhs.

OF our American people are affiicted with
sick headache in either its nervous, bilious
or congestiyo forms. caused by irregular
ever conquered 1t until DIR. Leslie's Special
Prescription was discovered. Give II trial.
500 advertisement In another column. (3)
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~Ts,epnone Connection

rrssoxs LrAvrxa TOWN. FOR TuE sRAsoS, AND
srxNrs TRAVELLERS. CAN HAVE JHK DAILY
iHrrILlaEScxR MAILED TO THEM, PosT PAIp
rnn 10 GEMS WEEK, THE ADDRESS BEING
cu .SaKp As OrTRs As DESIRED.
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j hhvs been troubled with catarrh OF the
head ana throat for tho last II ve years About
three years ago l commenced the use OF kly's
cream ram, ano from the first application
was relieved. The sense OF smell, which had
been lost, was restored after usirg cne bottle.
1 have FOUND the Balm the only satisfactory
remedy for catarrh. and IL has Effected "A cure
In my case.-H. l.. Meyer, wayerly. N. Y.
fly's Cream Balm cured me OF catarrh and
restored my sense OF I'm sll. For cold in head
IL worSs like magic. IL. IL. Sherwood. Ban ker,
Elizabeth, N j. iyg2gdeo IA w
CObGh, WuUpeIN0 CUU On ana lSroncnius
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure Sold by
u. Il. Cochran, druggist, Nos. l37 ana l39 North
Qleen Ut. Lancaster, Pa. fN
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IMMrprATELY after Charles Emory
Smith, OF the Phi!sdelphia Press, had given
a vigorous editorial castigation to Matthew
Stanley q nay, the latter is made chairman
Of the Republican national committee.
Smiths political attacks seem not to bs az
weighty az u II sa bite.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-14
WHAT IL 1t Good For?

Let us tell you what DR.. Thomas Eciectric
OF is good Tor. It'll deaf b to rhe u natism ana
neuralgia. 1t Will cure burn, bite, OF pal n i,
and Is % nally good for aprains, For sa o by
". B. Cochran. druSsi Isl, l87 ana l39 North
Quoen street. Lancnater.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-14

ain ono case personally known TO mo the
success OF Burd0ck Biood Biuers was aImost
huod EDS of dollars 1 my yseit have he gre atest
condolences In them" y. Scratch, Drugp st
buthven, ont. For sale by II. Is. Cochran
druggist, lS7 a1d l39 North Queen street, Ian
caster.