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New York Will Now Vote Unanimously
for Harrison.
The big Four" Prefer Sherman
Even to Any Dark Horse.
FLASHES FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

Pithy Bulletins Which Tell What the Com
vention Has Done To-Day.
IBT spBcrAL POSTAL winn TO TIE EVENING WORLD.
CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO, June $50 % A.
Chicago time. About one hundred delegates are
in their seats. The convention will DO called TO
order shortly after II O'Clock.
10.b9 A. 1.-THE convention will be called to
order nearly on time. The delegates are nearly all
here and the excitement 10 at fever hsat.
10. IS A. M.-Rsv. DR.. Edwards. editor Of the
North Christian Advocate, OF Chicago, will make
the invocation.
10 81 A. M.-Chairman Estee Ia on the platform.
AAeoek ana Miller, OF New York, have arrived.
11.G3 4. n. Convention called 10 order.
n.N A. M-Depew and Plat have arrived.
IL 05 A. N.-The Rev. d.. Edwards Ia offering
prayer.
u.06 A. n. -Foraker, Butterworth and Foster
are not yet in their seata
IL % A. M.-Prsyer finished.
IL. 10 A. \. Tho Secretary b reading Letters
from the railroad people extending the time OF
tickets tin one day after the adjournment OF the
convention.
II. IL A. u. -Houston, OF Virginia, offers Q reso-
ludon which the Chairman declares out Of order.
IL 10 A. M-Hsymond, Of California, makes o
point Of order and 70 sustained.
IL IA A. M-Boutelle, OF Maine, rises TO Q ques-
ton OF privilege and Is recognized.
II. 10 A. M.-Boutelle, of Maine, says nobody has
any doubt where the Affection Of the Maine dele
gates lies. He reads cablegrams from Mr.. Blaine.
"EDINBURGH, June 2L-Boutelle aud Manley;
Earnestly request all friends to respect Paris let e.
(Signed) BLAINE.
"EDNBURGH, June "a -Boutelle ami Manley ,
think ! have 4 right TO ask my friends to respect
letters and refrain from voting for me.
~(signed) JAMES G. BLAINE"
Ills A. M.-sixth ballo. IL beng taken. The
changes are:
A~labama-sherman, 10; Alger, 8; Harrison, l;
Blame. /. Sherman gains q. . from Ager and
from Harrison
California casrs her 10 votes for Blaine, a She
has done ali along.
Coiorado-Hsrrison, 3; Blanc, l. Blaine gains
ana Harrison 8 from Allison
Connectcpt--sherman, 6; Alger, Q; Allison, 4
Sherman gains 8, Q from Gresham, . from Allison
aud I from Mckinley.
DeisWare-Harrison. 8; Gresham, I. Blaine and
Allison lose ! each to Harrison.
fortda-Hsrrison, !; Ager, 8; Sherman. L
sherman loses l, one delegate not voting.
9eorRia-Bred Grant, /; Gresham, Il Harrison,
.; sherman. 10. Sherman loses one to Fred Grant
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NAV I,,.uI..., women Deoida.

When the question has to be met a. to what !!
the beat oourse TO adopt to secure q sure, safe and
agreeenle remedy for those organic diseases and
WceknSSSes which afbiot the female sex, there II
buI ona wise d, eislon, viz o course OF eslf-ifeAt-
II Is an ~unfaiing specific for periodical pains, mis-
plaoemoni, Internal Inflammation and All fune-
tIonai disorders that render the lives OF so many
women mi,ersble and Joyless. They Who TRY h
praise It. or druggists
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CONVENTION
A LURID FIRE.
1t Adds Its Terrors to the Oppressive
Day.
First Avenues Fierce and
Threatening Blaze.

The Cigar Factories Of Tester & HnIseu
end OF Lichtenstein Brothers Visited BY
Great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Employees
Fill the Fire-Esoapes aud stairways-
Failure Of the Water supply Threatens
the N~eiGhborhood with Destructies-
Tenants HurriedIy Move Out OF Epdan-
scrod Houses.
Three alarms were sent out in rapid sue
oesMon this morning for q FIRE which was dis
covered at about $40 O'Clock in the fve-story
brick block with mansard roof. extending
from Thirty eighth to Thirty ninth streets In
First avenue.
The buildings were occupied by the cigar
making Arm Of Lichtenstein Brothers and
Foster d Hillson.
A PANIC AMONG EMPLOYERS.
There were 1900 employees in the build
ings, q third of whom were girls, and the
fright and excitement among these people
was terrible to witness.
There were $50 men and boys and $50
women and girls in Foster & Hillson's fac
tory. which is situated ON the southwest cor
ner Of First avenue and Thirty ninth street.
James Martin, the young man in charge Of
the elevator, discovered the fire on the upper
floor, which is used as q packing-room.
Situated In o peculiarly dangerous dis
trict, with large tenement-houses all around
u and big gas tanks in its immediate neigh
borhood, the fire early aroused q panic
among the people, and hurried preparations
were begun for removal from the tenements.
At FortIeth street and First avenue are To-
Gated the gas works in which the fatal ex-
plosion OF last November occurred.
The fire GOT n most ad yantapaOusg start. and
although the fremen responded promptly to
the alarms. they found q discouraging piece
Of work cut out for them when they arrived OF
the scene.
Inside the high walls of the building there
was O seething mass of flame, the fierce heat
from which, added to the extreme torridity
Of the day, made life and work almost un-
bearable in the vicinity.
Streams of water from the engines and q
deluge from the water tower fell into the
mass of flames almost without visible effect
At 10 O'Clock half of the front wall fell in,
from Thirty ninth street down, and as the
ruins toppled over and crashed down there
was 9 great upshoot of flame and sparks.
which seemed to threaten destruction for
everything in the neighborhood.
Bravely and unfinchingly the fremen
worked In the almostc rematory temperature.
To the other difficulties of the situation
were added very soon the failure of the
Chief Shay sent out the signal for an in
avail. The streams could not be forced even
to the fourth floor of the burning structure.
Fire boats were summoned to come TO the
nearest dock in the hope that they might
furnish aid.
The 6remen had long before been COM
PEELED TO give all their efforts towards saving
adjoining buildings, as the heat had driven
them from the hopelessly enyeloped factory
structure.
Originating in the Foote q Hillson factory.
the flames spread to Lichtenstein Brothers.
manufactOry in the ThlrtV-eipltl street end
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MR.. BLAINE CABL Es TO HIS FRIENDS
Blaine IL Out!' Now the Cry 1t Chicago
The Situation ThIs Morning.
IaPEoIAL TO RE EVENING woRLD.I

fHPEoIAL TO TEE EVENING woRLD,i
CHICAGO, June 26.-The chief plotters in
the Blaine or Bust movement were in confer
Snce until after / o'clock this morning.
Nearly every State and Territory wa repre-
.ented, and among the more prominent
friends OF The Plumed knight who were
present were B. F.. Jones, Chairman Of the
Powell Clayton, of Arkansas; Joseph Man
ley, Of Maine ex-Goy, Warmoth. of Louisi-
ana 9. b. Fessenden, OF Connecticut !
Greed Raymond, OF California Charles
Emory, Smith, Of Philadelphia, and about
nifty. others. Mr.. Depew was asked to attend,
but begged 10 be excused.
The conference was fn exciting one, owing
70 many diiferencesSp f opinion, aud at one
lime came nigh breathing up in confusion.
o ORR lSa- nSi;6 S,Ai mel sn WANTED q Ss saTPj si to
force the convention or r~eassembling to-day
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Fair Weather, Little Cooler.

WASHINGTON, June as
Weather Indications:
% conneotfc,tt-Ltoht
20 resh edsterly trfnds,
becoming westerly; cooler.
Joliosnsd BY ,oar-mer; tight
'rafns, Joiio,ced BY Jdfr
Itoeather.
FOR Eastern Hess York
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campaign this morning. The text was as
follows: / think ] have . right to request
my friends to respect my letters"
CONFUSION AMONG THE BLAINE OR BUSTERS.
This cablegram has thrown the Blaine or
Busters into confusion. They are all at sea
and may become demoralized. Their con-
ference committees have met and adjourned
to the call of their Chairman.
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GEN. SHERIDAN TO CONE NORTH.
ESPECIAL TO ruz EvxHrxa wonLp.I

IT'S said He VIII soon Occupy His Cottage
Mt NonQuit.
ESPECIAL TO THE HvEHrNa wonLD.l
New BEDFORD, June 26. -Several letters
have been written lately from Washington
about finishing and furnishing Gen. Phil
sheridan'snew cottage at Nonquit. q summer
resort Ave miles from here.
1t has been furnished, aud II is said here
by those who are In q position to know that
the General will leave Washington and arrive
here tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Typhus Fever Reported.

Three I~talians-otAvio Cassiato, Raphael Pas
ouahtto and vineenzo Carankals-WeEe taken III
this morning at Ial Mulberry street. DR.. Bdson
was nohned. The police think tue cases are lypans
fever.
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Hot Weather.

II would seem that the heated term in
creased cigaret' o smoking to an enormous x-
tent. A downtown dea or asserts that he re-
tails ON An average eight thousand TURKISH
CRoss- Ours alone every day. =.
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cooL Family PI...artr,..

At the supper-table last night william Cook, 0
stableman, threw q knife at his wife. which cut
her right hand. She raised q fork and stabbed
him In the left shoulder. She YVES held this morn
ing by Justice Patterson for examination.
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Brok. the Law While He Slept.

James Herman keeps Q saloon At $40 West Thirty
eighth street. When charged IN the Jefferson
Market Police Court this morning with violating
the Excise law Yesterday, he said;
81 was asleep In the back yard when the onicer
woke me mp and slid my saloon was open"
Herman was held Ia 500 bonds.
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Indorssd bv the Carlow Association.
At special meeting OF the Carlow Association,
held in wenuel's Assembly Rooms last night, reso-
buttons we're unanimously adopted i~ndorsing the
the ratification meeting aeld under the auspices Of
Tammany Hall
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LnnnI Nsun condemned.

Napoleon shaw, aged forty, Q shoemaker, IT.
tempted suicide by cutting his throat with Q razor,
90 his residence, AT West Thlrty-slxth street.
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selig sipgeman, OF 8 Bowery, . jewelry peddler.
was held IN 81, 900 bail this morning st Jefferson
Market for the larceny OF $500 worth OF jeWelry
from Barnett Cohen, o. Division street.
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BY warmeri uon, to nesn ,osss.rv ,Otnd,; Jatr
tpedther.
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Games Scheduled for To-Day.

LEA0Uk
New YoTks at Philadelphia.
WAshing tons At BCSton-
RttBbuFsB 81 indianapolis
Chicagos At Detroit.
ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City At st. Louis.
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White Flannel Tsnnis TPoussrs,

2oo pAiS sTnirsp BLtIEss. $40 rSnEIs s4oxL.
oAtAloEus hes, -
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1.-THE chief reason for the caucus last night
was to obviate anything which might look MS
if his name was being forced upon the con-
v~ention. At this meeting the Maine dele
gates l have mentioned strove long and
earnestly to avoid any rash or foolish action
or the part of hasty friends, and then I was
called in, together with several others who
are not delegates, and therefore had no right
in the caucus.
TO OPPOSE A STAMPEDE.
I" can now say to you that there will be
no ~stampeding. The other candidates must
have their day in the convention, and then,
If there is no nomination and the represen-
tatives of OF least four candidates conclude
that Mr.. Blaine is the only solution to the
no doubt he will accept it.
But we must have it practically unanimous
or we will not listen to it. At any rate, we
are intent on holding down those whose
blind fidelity to Mr.. Blaine would make II
appear thai he wished to obtain the nomina-
ton by antagonizing the other candidates. -"
There are all sorts of rumors about the in
tention of the Blaine or Busters. The action
Of the subcommittee is impatiently awaited.
mined to iight the Blaineitss to The
last ditch, and If the war is carried
into the convention the Sherman, Allison,
Harrison, Gresham and Alger elements
will unite to stop the Blaine cyclone. Then
the convention would resolve itself into q
Blaine and anti Blaine convention. Peace
full m~isslonsries of the G. o. p. are
this Morning ct work TO prevent . circus.
t hasy d &s e " War. Tho '"'A' ~' DN'
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r ;ggss SsS H.Ss, a sEESsEATS H u EsO 4sR &If I'll
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New York is unanimous against o dark
horse" Its leaders say they got dark
horse " doses in Hayes and Garfield. and are
even in favor of nominating Mr.. Sherman.
provided Mr.. Bla ne In an impossible ty, in
preference to O dark horse.
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A cABLR MESSAGE FROM Mr.. BLAINE.

MI. Joseph Manley said a few minutes ago:
B,aine. and he asks us TO res ect his wishes
as expressed in his last letter from Paris. He
will not he nominated unless the other candi-
dates withdraw. The Maine delegates are
now in session, and they are very much dis
heartensd."
the eorridorsa at IL. 80 New York time. Every
one IL asking 80 What will be the next move
Of Mr.. BiAine's friends 7" A Maine delegate
was heard to say
I'VE will have to begin all over again"
THE MESSAGE Mr.. BLAINE SENT.
Powell Clayton, one of the Blaine chief
tains, says;
"Oongressman Boutelle received the cable;
gram from Mr.. Blaine. It was dated at
Edinburgh Yesterday. II was read 70 the
mb-committes In charge Of Mr.. .Blaine's
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NEW YORK WANT NO HUhh DAhh HoH"H''
The anti Blaine chieftains also held Q con
ference last evening which lasted until the
small hours of the morning. All the candi-
were represented. All overtures with New
York's Big four" Depew. Miller; Hiscock
and Plat, for q compromise dark horse"
tailed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
A Baptist Ministers Experience.

al am baptist minister. and before ever
thought of being clergyman 1 graduated In
medicine, but LEFT lucrative practice for my
present profession, forty years ago. was for
many years sufferer from quinsy Thomds'
Ectectrtc on cured me. was also troubled
with hoarseness, and 1hontQs' Eciectrto on
always relieved me. Ny wife and child had
diphtheria, and Thomds' Eotectrtc OF cured
them, and II taken In time 1t will cure seven
times out OF ten. am confident 1t Is a cure
for the most obstinate cold, or cough, and II
any one will take small teaspoon and hall I
nlI II with the OIL and then place the end of
the spoon in one nostrl and draw the OIL out
OF the spoon into the head, by sniffing as hard
as they can. until the OIL ialls over into the
throat, and practice IL twice q week, don't
care how offensive their head may be, 1t will
clean II out and cure their catarrh. FOR
deafness and earache. 1t has done wonders TO
my certain knowledge. II Ia the only medi-
cine dubbed patent medicine that ] have
ever felt like recommending. and am very
anxious to see II In every place, for tell you
that would not be without II IN my house
for any consideration. l am now suffering
with pain like rheumatism In my light limb,
and nothing relieves me like 7non.as' Eclsc-
trio OIL" Or. e. U. Crane, Cory. Pa
For sale by ii. B. Cochran. druggist, l37 and
l3y North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
ENnronINa MIN pr rsED1xa.

Now 70 Develop Good Gown for the Dairy
ninss sor the FafweR.
From the American Culuvator.
There n Q great natural difference In COWS
with regard 10 the richness Of milk they
give, and this b only partially modified By
feeding. Jersey cows make yellow butter
snd Q good deal Of u, according to the
quantity OF milk, even In winter. II the
feed b. dry and poor they will not give
20 much. A COW that naturally gives
thin, poor milk may b made % give
food, g corn meal OF oil meals.
Probably II this was continued while the
COW n bearing Q calf the progeny Will
inherit this tendency to put moro OF the
milk into the cream pot In this way our
i.rEc milasrs nay ~ In .,,,,ss time , o Sssa =
There u . hint In THE fact also against
neglectipg the feed Of cows while they are
dry and near dropping their calf IL might
make trouble with their bogo 70 feed rtch
or succulent food at this time, but thio u
undoubtedly the best way TO develop good
ter.
ssasoasbls suggsstisss.
Do not attempt 10 remove onion sets while
they are frozen, but let them gradually
thaw out and they will not be injured. Set
them out early.
Now that the hens are laying we'll and
tho cold weather IL passing by, feed less
corn and more meat. A pound OF rough
meat chopped and fed to . dozen hens once
Q day win be amply repaid In egga
Let spring ploWing DO done - early ~
possible, 10 o. TO turn up tho cut worms
and other insects, which exposes them to
the FROST Another advantage 10 that the
frost will assist In pulverixinR the soil
In selecting cantsleupes do not aim TO
secure large sixs for family use. The best
favored and sweetest varieties are the small
kinds, and they are also the earliest.
Watermelons, however, should be large, as
they are also fully equal In quality to the
smaller kinds.
Tho old method Of ealting the asparagus
bed 10 not now approved Of by our beat
gardeners The salt kills the weeds but
docs not really benefit the asparagus. One
OF the best special fertilizers IL soapsuds,
which, being In liquid form, find their way
to the roots OF the plantA Soapsuds are
also excellent for celery.
Any community Of farmers can, by Co
operation in the purchase of thoroughbred
msle, greatly improve their stock In . sin
gle season, and at but . small expense to
each, while the enchanced value Of the stock
would more than compensate for the effort
1t really costs nothing 10 improve, % im-
provemcnt IL simply adding additional
value TO the stock.
The seeds Of carrots and parsnips are very
slow In terminating, and TO this cause 10
due the failure on the part OF some farmers
to grow those crops. The seed should be
sown early, 20 - to have the young plants
make some headway before the grass shall
begin to grow thickly, or hand-weeding
must be resorted to. II would be best to
use plenty ofseed, planting them In ''stoolA"
about ak inches apart in the rowe, and, thin
out the surplus plants after they shall be
up
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
That Highway Of Nations.

The broad Atlantic, ID ever . stormy thor.
oughfare. Yet blow the winds ever 80
nercely, and ride tho waves ever 20 loftily,
seamen must man the good ships, tourists
will brave the passage, and commercial trav.
elers and buyers must visit the centres Of
clous malady, seasickness, together with
colicky pains and much inward uneasiness
10 0ften endured when Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters would have fortified the voyagers
against them. Sea captains, and In fact all
old salts and veteran travellers are acquainted
with the protective value Of this estimabls
provided with It,. Emigrsnts to the far
West should use It as safeguard against
malaria. Seek the aid Of the Bitters for dys-
iey troubles, and all ailments that impair
the harmonious and yig0yVRa kcttVR Vs tbs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
Mothers mothersIi MothsrsIu

Are you disturbed At night ana broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth :
II so. go at once and get q bottle of MRS.
wINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t viii 10.
iieve the poor little sufferer immediateiy-de-
pend upon II there is no mistake about it.
There is not mother on earth who has ever
used 1t, who will not tell you st once that It
will regulate the bowels. ana give rest to the
mother, and relief ana health TO the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use in all cases ana pleasant TO the tase. and is
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. SOLD everywhere, Is cents bottle.
may32lydkw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02

II you intend to travel either for pleasure or
profit protect yourself against the changes OF
Diet and water, by having with you Laxador,
the great regulator ana using 1t in time to pre-
changes.
Kindness, 81 nothing stronger. should induce
any one to nse Dr. Bnll' . Baby Syrnp for the
relief the diseases babies are su hject TO. Price
M canta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICRH,

sHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve
Group. WhOOpink Cough and bronchitis. For
sale by II, b. Cochran. Druggist. No. lE North
Queen street. az
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
Tells the Truth.

"This medicine can highly r commend.
Burdoek Blood Bitters are the best blood pu-
Tiner we have ever used" GhAs. A. Burt, is
Courl street. Bunalo. n. Y, For sale by II. IL.
Cochran. druggist, lS7 and lss North Queen
street. kancasteg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
ksneWs Her Youth,

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson. Clay Co Iowa,
tells the following remarkable story, the truth
OF which Is vouched for by theiresidents OF the
With k,dney oomniain tMnd % iamsness for manv
years could not dress myself without help.
Now am free from all pain ana soreness and
am able to DO all my own homework. ! owe
my thanks to Electric Btters for having re-
newed my youth, and removed completely all
disease and pain" Try q bottle. FOR sale by
our agent, H. Is. Cochran, Druggist, Isl and iss
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. N
II. b. Cochran, Nos. 1877 and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa, IL selling sHILOH'S
COUGH CURE As guarantee TO cure all
hrOat ana lu ng troubles. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
r MPROV WE'D CUSHIONED EAI
l. DaUMs,
CURE FOR THE DEAF.

Peck's Patent Improved Cushioned Ear
the work OF the natural drum. Invisible COM
Portable and always In position. All cOnver-
sation ana even whispers heard distinctly.
Send tor illustrated book with testtmonisls,
FREE. Address or call On y. HISCOX. s6a
Broadway. New York. Men tion this paper.
unel0lydAwM. WAT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02

DUPTUKE-CUREG REGUARANTEED BY
III DIT. j. h. Mayer, s5l Arch street, Philadsl-
phia, ia. Ease at once. NO operation OF busi-
meas delay. Thousands OF cures. AT keystone
House, beading. Pa, I'd Saturday OF each
month. send for circulars. Advice free.
send tor circular. &C., W main office. ssI Arch
ST., Phiia. msrls-lydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02

sp4sNJNIO Sor any case Of Kidney rrou.
les, Nervous Debility, Mental and Pbysi al
Weakness that HoTAkIC kkkVE BlTfkcK
halls 70 cure SOLD by druggists, 50 cents.
akkB MID. CD,
No. u n. l1th ST., PhilA, Pa.
SpCixeulASs troos nov &lyoo4AV
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
Tho HON elioss uan In Lam caster.

The HON eliess NAN IN Ian caster.
As we'll as the handsomest, ana others are
invited TO call on any druggist ana got Il es .
trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam tor the 1hroa,
and Lungs, remedy that IL selling entirely
upon its merits and is guaranteed to cure and
rclieveall Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma
bronchitis and consumption. Price ~ cents
and 81
janl3-lyd&w W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
. The Table Rob. More than the Thief

I" The Table Robs More than the Thief"
Ove.indulgence at tn Q table robs many ono
OF good health, ana without health life is not
~sIth living. Little Hop Pills al,Ddys cure
such excesses ana regulate tho liver. All
druggists sell them. Try Judge. 10y
"PATIKNCE is the key TO Joy" ana Vinegar
Bitters IL the key to health ana happiness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-02
RAPID TRANSIl..

The latest ana best form of rapid transit ia
for q person troubled with a sick headache TO
take q dose of DR.. Leslie's Special Prescrip.
ton and what rapid transit train the affiic-
ton takes for its departure. SEQ advertise.
ment in another column. dec2llydQl
THE REV. GEO. IL. THAYER, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Both myself and vile owe our
lives to sHlLOH's CONSUMPTION CURE"
For sale by IL. B. Cochran, Druggist, No. ls7
North Queen street. (5)
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief Price 10 Cts, 90 cts,
and 81 For sale by II. Is. Coch an, Druggist,
No. 1877 Moth Queen street. (8)