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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

BAGGiNG-ll lsMl3c.
TIrs-sl1hml2
suor-Drop, Slij buck, $40.
IIAp--Cc.
TALLoW--3flc.
Tomcco-Common 25@35ci other grades,
3jWslC.
sNrv-Gnrrctts $IOSj; Ralph's, tio25;
Dental Scotch, $1,000 Railroad, 1920; Gail
a Ak $500,
rowprg-KcT, $780, half kegs, 1915;
quarter kegs, el.5j
CoNb Oil-primc white, wholesale lots
Zoe per ril
Wool-Bury, grease wool, unwashed, ~
ml3c, clear grca.c wool, gOm2jc bury,
washed, 2J03n. tub washed, 3O@3lc.
BEisWAN -lSm2uc.
NNr.-lron, 500, steele, 500.
Ilurg-Dry iliut, No. /, lie; No. 2, l0c;
dry slltcd, So; No. ., &C.. green saltcd. No. /,
G'sc No, p, i'4c, green i9Jc; shocpsNns,
l5cmsl.OO firm.
WHISKY tm.ght Kentucky Bourbon,
$l,5OmGOW Robertson and Lincoln
counties, Tenn, firm Si55 10 800, SHARP
advance ON October eastern rycs Sl.Sjtl
600, according 10 age aud make common
whisky, il.UUm3i. 3o,uccnrding 10 proof moth
ing under 20 per cent quoted.
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NEw YoEK, Oct lG.-Thc market was
quiet, with better undertone for cotton
goods and steady inquiry for seasonablo
fabrics in moderate quantities.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
uoyemeu,. nI ,i,c Le,er.

WEDNESDAY

Arriyals-City OF Vicksburg, ST. Louis;
DcSoto, Cincinnati; Chckasaw, White river.
Dcparturc-City Of Nicksburg Natchcz.
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OH nn,I Turpcntinc.

CLEVELAND o., oct. lG.-Petroleum steady;
$. W. llOo, 7jsc
WuNworoN, y. C., Oct. lG.-Turpantinc
firm, l2c.
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TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 10, 1883
There is an active demand for money ana
large sums are employed in the movement
Of the cotton crop. An easier feeling Will
prevail ere long as funds accumulate on
cotton realizauons. Discount rate per cert
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no bids nor offerings; the year. 2S1Ic bid;
29c asked; May, 3056c bid, 3ic asked.
0ats-No. 2, cash, PIC asked, May, 25c
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since OF The Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. 6. Al
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct l6, 1883. !
The following observations are taken at all stu
tions named in the 18th meridian time, which is
one hour Inter than Memphls time
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, o l-ec
Sales Today, $500 Bales - The
General Market is steady-Meats
Quiet
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Grnin mud I.ro,islons.

Nfhih hhN h-fOtiNaNbT'
CmCAGO H., Oct. lO.-Thprc was little
more life to the wheat market, but the AZ.
grcgute trading was only moderate and
largely local. Some outside business was
reported. A nervous feeling and irregular
market existed. The opening was weak aud
prices almost Immediately showed decline
Of lsCGAc as compared with yesterdays clos.
ing. The impression no doubt prevailed
that prices were going lower But the mar
kct was short aud when operators under
took 10 cover they found That prices re-
spondcd easily 10 the demand and an irrcg-
ular advance set in, with May developing
the most strength and advanced 40 above
inside figures, while December advanced
SIC From this advance the market re-
acted some and the closing was . Sc higher
for December and $3.50 higher Tor May than
closing figures yesterday.
There was only moderate trade In corn,
though II was active around the opening.
The feeling developed was hut % continuance
Of the easy tone that prevailed on yesterday
and trading was AZ lower range %. prices.
The market opened rather excited, first sales
being AM5sc under the closing hWures OF
yesterday, offerings being large, and the
market quickly sold Oh 3sc, rallied and re-,
covered the decline, advanced .,G ruled
steady aud closed with October and Noycm.
N'I ItW az lbN'lt anu Ma. "''"t .H' HloH'i
than yesterday.
The speculative trde In oats was auiet
and sluw. Large rocCips aud weak corn
market caused downward tendency May,
the principal trading future, sold &c lower
carly and reacted, closing -r easier.
A slightly larger buslnC' was transacted
In pork within a lower range Of prices.
Holders were more dispusrl 10 sell and
offerings were quite free The demand was
rather limited, especially ai the opening.
First sales oi January We're lt DC advance,
declined 22i!c, rallied and closed easy.
A fair business was TRANSACTED Ia lard and
q weaker feeling developed Offerings were
liberal aud demand light The opening sales
were at 2isC,5c decline.
4 further break Of y. a. e being re-
corded ON the distant Futures, and be on
October slight rally followed, but the
market closed tame nc nearly inside prices.
The decline brought the prices of all future,
nearer on level aud the market was re-
gurlcd rs IN better shape.
A moderate business was transacted IN
short ribs and "a weaker feeling developed
Prices declined lOCt27 &c, January recover
ing slightly before the close, but October
finished weak az inside prices.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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Live stock.

LAurs-Ch Choice, DC, common to good, per
head, u jU@IOO
lloos-Choicc light O@OiGc good, 5000;
common, 5NSlsc
CArrLr Choice 3h@3i.c; good, 2'!@3c;
scnllnwngy lam2isc.
snrur-Choicc, &c; medium 3@3iac, com
mon, 81. uu1tl. 80.
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river, s1.2O@1.25 per brl; SKIS fine, 1850
lao, coarse $l,l0@1l5; pkts, 294(7c
RicE-Louisiana 5g5Ac; Carolina, Gci
quiet
brls, 9Gllc fancy, assorted, 00l5c; extra
fancy, lS92jc; firm.
CmrEsr-Primc fats, 7@sc; New York fac
tory, s@ec; full cream II &c; Young Amer
lea, l2C.
Scars AND C,vprrs--soap, 3j1@5c; can
dies full weight 0l4c,
STARcH--33z@3Hc
MoLAssEs Louisiana common TO fair 20
G25c prime, choice 33@3jc; fancy, 4O9 Zoe;
centrifugal, common to fair, 20H3Jc; prime
to choice, 3o@Sjci syrup, 2o@ioc, quiet
Household supplies.
FRuiT-.Iim. Oranges, $500 PR
bbl $500 box Lemons, $500 per box,
Bananas, Sl.O0m2OG per bunch. California
pears, >3.ODpl3 90 per box Grapcs-Concord,
l0N5oc per basket Caiawba, 5O@75c per
basket
Arrrrs-S2OO@25O per brl. Dried ap.
pies. 4m5c per lb, from store. Dried
pcachss 5CiGc, from store.
Zoos Steady. Boxes lie; cases, lsc.
RNINe-london layers, S2jO93OO; layers,
$2.75; California, 52jO@3OO
VEgErAnEs-Uno Sl.55 per brl. Cab
bagc-Loosc, st. Louis, 59Gc; Chicago, GO
&c. Kaut-rcr brl, 800, half br, $3.50
Garlic, soc per 100.
BurrrR-Butornc ljc; creamery, De;
dairy, lsc; country butter i2l1Hl5r
CrpEg--OIark. $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
hall brl.
NIyrGAR-Prr gal. lOfpl2c.
s-Cocuonuts, s35ONl ODpor 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, / i3mGc; Tennessee, farmers stock.
3i5nic-roastod 10 higher shcllcd, colo.
rcrnus, Texas, 0Hl2c.
puuLW-C hickcus, young, $ljO922),
mixed, S2OO@22j, hens, s2.5Jh3.OO.
pIcELEs-lir., $3.50 half brls, 800
porAroEs-f Firm; Sl.7592OO per bril- sacks.
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LONDON, oct. lG.-Consols clDsCd0I o-lbd Tor
money and 81 7-lOd for the account The
amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance today is CliiOOO
PARIS, oct l6-Three per cent rcntes,
s2f SOC.
BANK CLEARINCs
CHICAGO, H., Oct lG.-Ban. aIcarinss, Sl2,-
ijjO 900.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. lG-Bank clear
ings, S5,lG2, 40.
Bosroy, Mass, Oct. 1G.-Clcarings $40, $780,
2l3 balances, ~, 223, 425.
NEW IonR, oct. lG.-Clcarings, 5l33, S22, q
7O2 balances, $7S75,7ls
BALTIMORE Md, oct 16-Clcarings, 81
i7i,021; balances, $500, $40
Sr. LouIs Mo, oct lG-Bank clearings,
50, 2lj, CSS; balances, S3l02J7
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct lG.-Clcarings,
Sl3, 100, BOG; balances, $3.50, 2jj.
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nou,,s aud sto...

The following list will be corrected sc,ni
weekly;
Rank STOCKS
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Presidential Selections,

The New York Herald says rather
sharply Of the president, anent his fall
ure to AK Thurman to enter his cabinet
when he assumed the presidency, that
/. Mr.. Cleveland selected his cabinet, as
hs did most of his leading nominees,
notably his chief justice, by some princi-
pie OF divination or discovery"
II 20, u must be conceded to have been
Z good principle, since the president has
been conspicuously happy generally in
his selections for Office. We do not
know how 1t is with his choice OF
. chief Justice, which possibly might
have been better, and possibly
NOT, Mr.. Fuller remaining TO be tried.
And possibly the original cabinet seltc.
tions might have been stronger but the
general idea is that the president has
shown singular aptness in reading char.
acter and selecting officials. OF course,
among the great mass, they were not all
good but when he has had opportunity
TO inspect the material, he has shown
that he could tell hawk from hand
saw. The president had but small knowl-
edge Of the public men Of the country
when he assumed his Office. He evidently
did mot know Thurman, or he would
have been solicitous to have him In his
cabinet. He knows him now and conse-
quently covets his association.
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Use suii Abuse Of Liausr.

The beer brewers in convention have
been marshalling statistics to show the
extent to which alcohol is responsible for
crime. OF 1000 murders, they assert
that only 9s could properly be ascribed to
liquor. OF 554 suicides, they say that
56 were directly due to liquor. or 53
cases of arson, but two were laid at the
door of drink. or $40 criminal assaults,
but 81 are traceable to alcoholic stimu-
lsnts. 1t Is further said that in the long
list Of cases of adultery, bribery, abor.
t!on, forgery, burglary, embezzlement
and defalcations Of all kinds, one looks
In vain for liquor as cause.
It il q rather curious line Of argument
70 enumerate all the crimes in the calen-
dar and then exclude those In which
liquor has no part, claiming for 1t a virtue
thereby. If liquor is directly and pri.
marily q cause Of one crime, 1t is unalter.
ably evil. But 1t Is not, though often
tho secondary cause. Because men In
liquor kill each other does not prove that
liquor is all evil, any more than two men
In love with the same woman and fight.
ing to death over her establishes that love
y all evil. It is the perversion OF liquor
the wrongful use made Of it by some peo
pie that causes crime. And to reduce
this to minimum, high license laws have
been enacted, strict in character, to pre-
vent as far as possible the use Of good
thing In q bad way.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02

Tbs pecp'e who had charge Of the
Memorial Day exercisesin in New York were
abused for their failure to invite
Mayor Hewitt and Gen. w. T. Sherman
TO be present on the receiving stand with
President Cleveland. In the mayors s
case, the act may have been intended as
q punishment of him for the curt manner
in which he recently treated a committee
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic,
though he was exactly right in the posi-.
ton that he assumed. In General Sher-
mans case he was invited and forgot !;
no Memorial Day celebration in New
York could be complete while that dis
tinguished resident of that city, whose
march from Atlanta to the sea will live
- long as history, was absent. Grant is
dead Sheridan is dying; and Sherman
will remain of the great trio.
But, soldier.like he brushes by his cha
grin quickly and asks "if 1t is not better
that we should devote Decoration Day to
the cemeteries which contain our honOred
dead, than to swelling street parades for
the glor,fication Of belligerent non.com-
batants." He is right and his words will
themselves to all Thoughtful
citizens,
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The Ofhce OF General.

A man gets great deal of considera-
ti0n when he is supposed to be dying.
There is not much reason in it, but q
great deal OF sentiment. 1t is natural
that asperity of feeling should soften and
cease against one whose career is done.
General Sheridan profits by this senti.
ment In getting his generals commits
sion. In the light OF reason 1t was an
unreasonable grant under this light
Congress is supposed to legislate, but does
not. The members are human-very /;
and not more consistent than ordinary
humanity. Some years ago Congress de-
iberately enacted law abolishing the
grade OF general in the army. Sheridan
was then lieutenant general. His war
record had been made. 1t was decreed
that the lieutenapt-generalcy should ex-
pire with him. Every reason that pre-
ystls now for making him general, pre-
vailed then for leaving the generalcy
open for his succession but it was not.
Congress then acted deliberately and
with judgment and it was Republican
Congress, too.
Now in q Democratic Congress Sheri.
dan is made general, as he is about to
die /; and because he is about to die. That
such cause should produce such legisla.
tion simply shows 1t to be impulsive and
unreasonable. The Republican mem.
bers voted it because Sheridan was one
Of them. The Democratic members
from the South supported it because they
did not choose to meet the misconstruc-
ton Of their motives which would have
been made by the Republican press, that
would eagerly have seized the opportunity
tocharse them with being inspired by hos.
tile war memories. The president signed
~ bill likewise to escape misconstruc-
Ton. 1t was not worth while, he doubt.
- thought, TO give his enemies chance
% nowi over 20 small matter.
NJ. Oates, Of Alabama, was about the
only man who chung to bis convictions of
right, voting against the bill to the last.
y doss not matter TO him what policy
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got thinkin' OF her both her parents dead
and gone
Ana all her sister. married OF. ana mono but
her ana John
A-livin' nil alone there in that lonesome sort
o. way, .'
And n- blame OLD bachelor. connrmder
ev'ry DAY
Ia kpo~,d .m Oil from children. ana ,heir
daddy from the time
He settled in the neig ghborhood, and hadn't
ary dime
Er dollar. whom he married. fer to start house.
koepin' on -
So 1 got so thinkin' OF her.-both her parents
doad ana gone.
got 20 thinkin' OF her. and a. WI nccrn what
she done
That all her sisters kop' a.gittin married, on
by one,
And her without no chance aud tho bes. girl
OF tho pack
An old maid, with her bants, you might say,
tied b. hind her back
And mother. too, afore she died, she ust 10
ies' take on,
When none of 'em was loft you know. but Ev-
aline and John.
And jes' declare to goodness at the Young
men must be bline
To not sec what wife they a git. II they got
Evalino!
1 got TO thinkin' OF her In my great Oil lotion
che
was sich comfort TO US, and so kind ana
neighborly.-
she'd come, ana leave her hcu sework, fer to
hep out little Jane,
And talk Of her own mother at she'd never
see again
Maybe sometimes cry together though, fer
tho most part, She
Would have the child 30 riconciled ana happy.
like,' at we
Felt lonetomer'n ever when she'd put her bon
net on
And say she a rally h, to be a-git,in back u
John
got TO thlnkin' OF her, Us l say-und NOR,
| and more
ia think OF her dependence, and tho burden!
l 'tshe BORE
Her parents both a.bein' dead, ana all her sif
tors gone
And married OF, aud her, alvin there alone
with Jehn- .
You might ray jes' n-tollin' ana a4iavin' ou,
| herlifo
Fer man at hadn't pride enough to git his
| fe'f wiio--
| Less some one married Evaline ana picket
her OF some ony'- -
SO got 10 thinkin' OF her-and It happened
| that'away.
L -Jdues UhifcODlb RllfU
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If You Fear an Attack

Oifever and ague. or bilious remittent fevor,
don't resort TO quinine, q cumulative and
pernicious drug that has ruined many con-
sttutons. Use without delay q remedy
which tho leading physicians of America have
recommended for over thirty years past,
uostettcr's stomach Bitters. Dumb Rgue and
forms Of malarial disease, are promptly re-
lteved and ultimately uprooted by 1t. In tho
tropics, whore febrile complaints Of this sort
uostetter's stomach Bitters has established
reputation for preventive and remedial
efficacy which competition has not been able
to affect prejudicially-nay. has even served
to strengthen. Disorders OF the stomach and
bowels, particularly those to which malaria
gives rise, are speedily relieved by It, kidney
sieepiessness' sici headache and const,Sation tom
proved by 1t,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02

The Lancaster Inquirer IL of opinh
that in the Blsck.Insersoll Christlsnity
controversy "no man was ever more
completely beaten and utterly used Up u.
every point than wss Judge Blsck in that
controversy. His defeat wss 10 complete
and overwhelming that he virtually con.
leased It In his last article BY declining to
meet the points made by his opponent" I"
The Inquirer has bad eminence in this
opinion. Five years hence II may be
claiming that tho arch. infdel also routed
Gladstone.
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Eighteen styles :
Forty three styles
AT the Remnant counter, near
Juniper street entrance.

We have no pet Refrigerator,
except as one seems better than
another. Every make before
us. We look, and weigh, and
try. No interest but to do the
best fer you. The Refrigera-
tor that seems to group the
most good points is the one we
put hrst-the Puritan. Other
sorts here too. Good points in
all of them. Choose as you
wish, but we lean hardest on
the Puritan.
1t makes the air cold, pure,
and dry. Perfect drainage.
Every corner get-at.able.
Touch with a sponge or damp
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A Woman's Discovery

Another wonderful discovery has been
made M that too by a lady In this country
Disease fastened Its clutches upon her, and
FOR seven years she wtthstood The severe est
tess, but her VIAL organs We're undermined
and death seemed Imminent She bought a
bottla nf DIR, Kings rev Di' covery for Con.
sumption, and was so much relieved on taking
bottle has been miraoulously cured. Her
name IL Mrs. Luther uig" lhus writes W.
q Hamrick Il co. ot shelby, N. q. Get free
trial bottle at COchran's Drug store, Isl and
l39 North Qneen street. Lancaster. Pa I2l
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Arc you disturbed at night ana broken of
your rest by O sick child suffering ana CRYING
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth
II 30. 60 at once ana get q bottle Of MRS
wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t win re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon 1t there 10 no mistake about II,
There is not q mother on earth who has eve
used II, who will not tell You at once that It
will regulate the bowels. ana give rest to the
mother, and relief ana health 70 the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use in all cases and pleasant TO tho tase, ana n
the prescription of one of the Oldest ana best
female physicians and nurses in the United
states. Sold everywhere, % cents bottle.
mRyI9lydAw
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ne verdict unanimope,

~: u. suit. Druggist Bippus. Ind. testines |:
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given rriisf
In every case. One man took sfx Sottloe, and
was cured Of Rheumatism of 10 yaars stand
"The best selling medicine have ever han.
died In my 70 years expsrience, 10 Electric
Bitters." Thousands OF others have added
their tostamony. 10 that the verdict is unani.
nous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases
Of the Liver. Kidney or BLOOD. For sale 1t n.
Queen street. Lancaster, Pa, (2l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02

ons OF my ch ldreu. a girl about nine years
od had very bad discharge from her head
aud nose oi n thick, yeuowtsh matter. We had
two ply sictans pres crihe for her. but without
benefit We tried Ely's Cream Balm, and
much To our surpTiss, there WAS u marked I'm.
prnyemcnt- We continued using the Ba N
ana In short time the dischar rge was appar-
an'ly curon.-o A. Cary, Corning. n. Y.
Ely III iother', have been afh icted with ca.
iarrh. 1 purchased n bottle uf your Cream
Biln IL IA, eli cted IA complete cura H.
o. Abbott, W Grant Ave, Allegheny City. Pa.
my .2wdeod!Sw
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SDuICtAOf I,IniiI.

There are my sources OF proht tn those
W no are ingenious and enterprisipg. Rurdock
Hood BtRsts are source of profit in every
iiy, ann effectually, which is saying a great
deal For -ale by II, Cochran druggist, lY7
ana l9 North Queen street. LancAatar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02
First-CIAFs Insurance

Insure with Thomas hctectric OH. IT the
cheapest and best method ot Insurance. we
knos or. BY its use you are sure to escape
many Previous aches and pains Policies are
obtalnable NJ ali druggi-t IN the form of bot
Ties AZ % cents and 81 each. FOR sAie by H. B
Cochran, druggist, l3I and li9 North Queen
street. Lancaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heats the World,

This Is what II. q. Hohermar, O druggist of
Mario, Oai', SAYS: Thomas Fcieckric Oh
beas tho world Sold Mae bottles yesterday
ana to-day. One man cured OF sore throat OF
.ight years Sanding. lssplendid fer rhe una
tisin" For sails by ii. h. Cochran. druggist,
lSf and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02

Troubis Between England and France.
The English gunboai Mstletoe has visited
the Minquiers group Of Channel Islands
and warned the Fronch to quit Msitrs Isle,
upon which the tri color was recently
raised. 1t is claimed by the English.
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LotIis Howard writes from Buffalo, N Y.
My system became greatly debilitated
through arduous professional duties. Suffered
tr' M nausea, sick hsadHchP, ard biliousness,
Tried Bnrdock Blood Bitters with the most
0enehGia enoet. Am we'll as ever" For 8 lie
by IL B Cochran. druggist, l3I aud 10 North
queen street. Ian caster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-02

Probably no one thing has caused such a rush
oftrade at Cochran's drug store rs their giving
away to their customers of 30 many tree trial
bottles Of DR.. King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their trade is simply enormous in
snis very vaiuao,e article from the fact that It
Colds, Asthma, bronchitis. Group and all throat
and lung Diseases ufckly cured. You can test
y before buying by getting trial bottle free.
Every bottle warranted. t3l
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suck isu's Arnica ssiys.

THs BEsT sALys in tho world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and ali
Skin hfuptions and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required, II II guarantaep To give per-
ieet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
20 csnts per box. FOR sale by II. Is. Cochran,
Druggist Nos. ls7 ana 1872 North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa lune2l. lyd
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says when he has conviction Of what is
right as he generally has very strongly.
Il Is In such mems care that the public
interests safely lie. He thought that
such hasty legislation was wrong and
that General Sheridan was no more en-.
titled to generalcy now than he was
when the Office was abolished; and he is
undoubtedly right in both opinions.
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Tho Man Who Talks Muen.

We want to say word I" you who make n
living with your tongue. You certainly must
eno's, DR., Thomas RcIectrto Oh for sore
throat, colds and hoarseness IS une1ceiIsd
Use and al mire f5r sala by IL Is. Coz hran
caster '