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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23
kniRhih of II. JOhn Clnh

The next meeting OF the national COM
msndery OF the Knights o! 81. John will
be held at Washington, d. c. In June
1889. 1t Is the intention of the knights OF
81. John OF this city to attend that meet
ing In body and at their last meeting a
committee was appointed to arrange for the
formation of club, which will be made
up Of those who intend TO participate.
James j. Gillen, Joseph Wscker and Harry
Richie, the committee appointed TO report
. plan, will submit their conclusions to tho
next meeting OF the XII ights.
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To be freed from the dangers OF sufrocation
while lying down; to breathe freely, sleep
soundly and undisturbed TO rise refreshed,
head clear, brain active ana free from pain OF
ache to know that no poisonous. putrid mat.
ter defiles the breath ana rots away the deli
cate machinery of smell, taste and hearing
to feel that the system does not. through It's
veins and arteries, suck up the poison that Is
sure to undermine ana destroy, ia indeed a
blessing beyond all other hnman eDjoyments.
Topurcnase immunity from such a fate should
be the object OF all afiiicted. But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians de-
spair of relief or cure.
sANTORDS RADICAL CURE meets every
phase OF Catarrh, from a simple head cold TO
the me i 10 athsome and destructive stages. 1t
is local and constitutional. Instant In reliev-
ing. permanent In curing, sac, economical
and neyerfiiling.
SASPoRp's RADICAL CURE consists of one bot
tie of the RADICAL, URR. one box OF CATABRHAL
soLvssT, and one IMPROVED lkHALkR, al
wrapped In one package, with Treatise ana OIL
rections, ana sold by ali druggists for u 70.
POTTER DRUG Il CHsMIcAL Co., Boston.
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william Ciinch, = young colored boy.
was heard ty Alderman A. +. Donnelly
this morning on a charge Of larceny. The
allegation was that he stole pock
containing seventy cents from the pocket
OF a boy named Abram Konter The boys
were al the circus grounds and the evil
denco was that Clinch induced Konter to
kneel on the ground to look und0r the tent
and while he was In that position the theft
was committed. Tho alderman reserved
decision for d few days
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23
A PONY Kills HlmseIf

On Thursday man from Oregon held a
Q sale Of broncho ponies at Leamsn Place
Among the purchasers Of the animals was
Jacob Bair, ir,, son OF jacob Bsir, OF the
William s.own hotel. Friday young Bair
undertook to break the pony and George
Eckert, son OF Uriah Eckert, was put upon
his bsck 10 ride him. The pony reared and
tore for awhile and tried to throw the
young man Of, but finally droppsd stone
dead. IL Is believed that he burst blood
vessel In his efforts TO escsps breaking.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23

hzw YORK, July % - lour market a Gay ;
Fine, o. Ogs75; supsrnne, o. ioI2 ~; Mn IA
Extra,G 7505 %; City Sill. Ealra, o. 30x1I o. /.
Winter W heat extra. a. 1905 90.
- wheat-No; l. Red. state. a!kc' No. .. slh';
NO. 2, Rcd. winter. Aug, soc; Sept ,
s9xc; receipts go; shipments. 9sli
Corn-so. :, Mixed. cash. t7kc
Jny, 6lhci Aug. 5'Ac; receipts, 10, 90 !
Uats No. i. White, state. 45Nc; No. q DO,
4Oghc No. 2 mixed. Aug, SlHci receipts,
BYE dun state Too.
Barley nominal.
Pork quiet; 0ld Mess. .sl8 I5dl4O0
SsGl.
Molasses Lominali for % boiling stock. 2lc.
yurpentine dull NJ S4L.0S4kc.
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now YORK stocks.

Fsw YORK. July 20. Up. m.-Money closed
at IN per cent Exchange quiet posted
rates, o. 81k1i 50; actual rates a $40
is7,< for 90 Gays ana q ss{o4 ssN for demand ;
Governments closed steady; currency SIS.
q lax bid fs coup. q 27<; 4k's DO. d o7sS
bid.
The stock market this morning was
opened qu at and nrm ana on mo ierate buy.
ing OF northern Pacific. Richmond d Tern l.
nal prices advanced H0N per cent. during the
first hour. since IL o'clock The market has
been dull ana featureless, but valuts have
been well maintained.
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DEATlfH,

MuRRKp.-July %, 1885, In this city. Conrad
hurIer, in his q "a year.
Tho relatives ana friends OF the family, also
ST. Peters ana ST. Anthonp's Benedcial socie.
ties, arc respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral, from his Ia residence. No Gl0 West
King street. on Wednesday at $50 u m.
jy232tds
DAiLy. in this city. on the esd inst Nancy
Daily. aged 81 years,
The relatives and friends OF the fasiiy are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from tho residence of her son, Ben iamin v.
Daily, Lampetor. Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock; to proceed I, Coneytoga Centre.
whsre services ana int rment will be held 81
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NSoe a''sA oosaA >As' ~ pos Ao'
LAcEs AND WHITE GooDs.
All Cord Check Lawns, re-
duced from SC to 614c yd.; all
Plaid Lawns, reduced from Ioc
to SC, from I21lc to Ioc, from
I5c to I2Hc, from a5c to 2oc
yard.
Pique, reduced from I5c to
I2c a yd.
Reduction in prices on some
fine Oriental and Torchon Laces.
Black Silk Spanish Laces, re-
duced from IL to Ioc, from I5c
to I2c, from 2oc to Isc, from 25c
to 2oc, from SIC to SOC, from
35c to a5c, from soc to 4oc.
Black Chantilly and Escurial
Laces, reduced the same way.
Special Reductions in Chan
tilly Lace from 35c to 25c, from
soc to soc, from 6oc to 4oc a yd.
One lotof 27-inch Wool Yak
Lace Net, reduced to 25c yd.
Special. Reductions in Black
Silk Spanish and Chantilly Lace
Skirtings, reduced from 81 to
75c, from SI.25 to 81, from $3.50
to ST. from So to SI.7S, from
S2.5o to SI.9S, from s. to $3.50,
from S3.25 to S2.69 a yd.
Chantilly Lace Skirtings, re-
duced from 81 to 9oc, from SI.I5
to 81, from SI.25 to $I,lo, from
$3.50 to SI.a5, from Sr.75 to
SI.5o, from SI.S7 to SI.7o, from
So to SI.65, from $3.50 to 81,
from s. to $3.50, from "a to
S3,25 yd.
Black Silk Drapery Net, 81
inches wide, large Spanish dot,
reduced from s. to $3.50 ayd.
Beaded Grenadine, reduced
from SI.25 to s..
Black Silk Escurial Net, 27-
| inch,reduced from S2.25 to $3.50.
Beaded Net, reduced from s.
to 81. so, from S. to So yd.
n Beaded Lace, reduced from
4oc to soc, from 6oc to 4oc, and
one piece reduced to Ioc a yd.
Oriental Lace Flouncings,
White and Beige. reduced to
o5c and soc a yd, formerly more
than double.
Black Silk Spanish Net, re-
duced from 81 to 75c, from SI.75
to SI.25 yard.
Black Silk Chantilly Net, re-
duced from 81 to S5c, from 81 to
81 so a yd.
White Valencines Flouncings,
reduced from CSC to 75c, from
SI.25 to 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23

PHILADELPHIA. July % Tho rec' ipts at the
Norlh Ponnsylvania ana West Philadelphia
drove yards were
For the week: Beeves. 900 sheep, 10 zoo |;
hogs, 1900. Previous week: Beeves, 2 400 /;
sheep, s 600 hogs, 5000
Beef Cattle were firm extra, 61GlIc {;
iGiAc.
Sneep wore steady; extra, Sc good, 4k4iHc;
medium. 3A9t+c common. 2k03kc Lambs,
If97c.
Hogs were &c higher; Western, s>s1skc :;
State, skc
Mich Calves were active at 5l6kc.
Mich Cows were In fair deu ana nj e25zl5a
Fat Cows were not uch sought afCe even
at Ek1SEc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23

La 9 Iot ng, who until last Wednesday
was entitled 10 call herself Lizzie Kline,
but VITO lost her married name through a
divorce deoreed against her, was arrested
on Saturday night by Constable Merringer
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Alderman A. +. Donnelly sent her TO Iail
this morning for ten days.
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vII,IA. nEIDAs rrEDroAmENr.
tge serves Three Months Term for Deser
lion and is NJ once Rs arrested.

1ee 3 Three mOntns IefSn SOr Desof-
tion and is NJ once eRs-arrssssd.
On Ap.il 2Is,, william Heida wss sent TO
ja,i for three months, because he could not
comply with the order OF court 10 psy his
vile the amount decreed against him for
her maintenance. He was released on Satur'
day by taking the benefit Of the insolvent
law. lie was only allowed his liberty for
q few hourp. 1t was about II o'clock when
he was released from prison and before
o'clock his wife had him rearrested for the
same ofiense, failing to maintain her. Hell.
do complains greatly OF the matter and
claims that he was not given an opportu-
nifty TO get work to support bis wife. He
could not furnish bail for his appearance
aud In default thereof he was sent 10 jail
for . hearing. II the vile can have him
arrested every time he comes out OF jail
after serving three months term she car
keep him In Jail for the balance Of his life
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23
CnnnAlgn NoNallI.

A very pretty button for the lapel OF coat
has Just been introd uced In this city by
Martin Bros No. % North Queen street.
1t Is Of metal the front has gold letters, q
horseshoe, the monogram q. g, the figures
81 so, and the inscription, "Publc Office 10
Public Trust" The button Ia made simi.
lar to q sleeve button with fixed back to
hold Il In a button hole. Martin Bros.
have them for both parties ss well as a
variety OF other designs
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Live btOch marRess.

CHICAGO. july yol.--Cattle--R Receipts. II, 600
shipments, 100; market shade lower
beeves, % 1903 IS; stockers and feeders. o. %
13 IS; cows, bulls and mixed, el sO03 10 (;
Toxas cattle, sl 1904 IS natives ana half
breeds, % S5lSii0.
Hogs-heceipts. 9.0D head shipmen1.
5000; market lower; mixed, o f008 20;
neavv Is 9Oa6 40; light d saae Is; skips,
N0t60.
1000; market slow; natives, % OOG+ % |;
was'ern shorn, % SGi 90; lambs, $306 Is y
lC0 pounds.
shipments, hs9 head market steady; prime.
s5 atG55O; fair to good. u a. o., 9 mmon. % 70
Hogs Recsipts. 300 head; shipmsns.
$500 market active Philadelphias. % 90
840 mixed. 90 t01G ISL Yorkers. " 116 NJ ;
10 cars shipped TO New YORK TODAY.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; Shipments, l,6oO;
gond, q 5O8t 20; common, s28i 0c; lambs. u COG
d 2b,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23

+. II. T. srcher, driver OF the Consstogs
Stage, recently found a large Martin Van
Euren medal with chain attached. Oae
side ,ntsins the picture OF Van Buren,
with the word Democracy underneath; the
other side has pair OF scales surrounded
with the following words: "Our principles
are justice and equality" The meisl Is
Aat.1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23

CHICAGO. July %. $50 a. m.-Martet opened,
wheat-JuIy, s5Mc.; Aug. so,tc Sept, 7skc !
Oct sOXc.
Corn.July. 4o1kc.; Aug tssSc; Sept. Asxc.;
Oct, 45hc.
OatsIJuiy, gssc. Aug. 2sxc.; Sept. 2iSc.;
PorEHJuly, sls 20; August. sis7o; Sept,
N37Ik; Oct, sl3 20.
lafd-JuIy. et5; August, So; sept..
o. IS Oct, o. AK.
snort kib.-July. IS 90; August Is 90;
Sept rs 90 Oct 10.
CLoeIN0.
wheat-July,slxc; Aug. 7sssc Sept. 7s,Ic.
CorneJuiy. iskc Aug, is.kc, sept.. AShc.
Oats July. Sc1sc.; Aug. 2Sssc sept. 2akc
Oct 2t1c.
Pork-July.. SIS 20; Aug, .sls 20; Sept
ol3 Tx oct ,el365
LARD -Juiy, IS IS; Aug, es b7k; Sept
G 62k Oct SEQ.
short Ribs-JuIv. - ok; Aug, Is OK
Sent. IS 10, Ocr I, o 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23
LANCASTER DAILY TNTEI11GENCEH MONDAY

Rosiu quiet, strained 70 good, q 00u TO-
Petroleum duil Refined In Casas, NO.
Butter dull. western Creamery, NS02ie.
Choose easier western Plat 7osj<c
i2c Ohio Fiat, 7nsiIc.
nsss steady, stAts, lsoiske; west I'm. $50
sugar steady; Renned ouuoaf. sxc; anuuis-
ted, TNc.
Taiiow pteady; Primo CITY, <Xc.
Rice nominal Carolina. fair 70 good, tkc.
Coffee dull Fair Carg0es. tor hio. itkc.
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Hearing ConunuCd,

This afternoon at o'clock was the time
appointed by Alderman A. +. Donrelly
for the hearing OF Harry Brubaker, who is
charged with violating the liquor law and
keeping nawdy house, by Barbara Funk.
On account OF the absence OF the ATTORNEYS
In the case'the hearing Was continued until
mex! Monday.
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Death of Iyols piak.,ton

Lydia Pinkerton, Q weii.knosn colored
woman, living in the Seventh ward, died
on Saturday. She had been In III. heal Ia
for some months. She was in destitute
circumstances and her expenses will be do.
irsyed by her neighbors
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w ere sent Out

Augustus Schmidt Andrew Psnninger,
aud James Mooney three DRINKS who
were arrested on circus day for annoying
tsople on North Queen street while drunk,
were sent to Jail Saturday evening by Al.
dermsn Spnrrier for terms Of 20. and
10 days respectively.
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You HnOuld Not Mtss lt.

Tho sunday school OF st. Mays church will
hoid picnic at Penryn park next Wednesday,
and this IL sufficient assurance that a good
time IL In store. Much anu ,ement IL promised
and will be provided, and those who oeIire a
hearty good time should take the early train
at West King street station ana spend the on
tiro day At most delIghtiuI pleasure ground.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23
1he aigunnuIu a OInh

Tie Algonquin cluo have mace all ar
rangemen's to leave this city next Monday
moaning at 80 for their annual encsmp.
mont oi week at York Furnace. ihe
club take Isrty OF thirty mem bers and
Q gotd time is e1p c.ed.
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Moro Pensions and ROunty.

A gentleman representing Milo Is. Stevens
Co, of washington, ID. & can be seen at tie
City Hotel, wednesday, July 2s tday and even.
inR). by persons desiring Information con
cerning pensions, bountie'. etc., or having
claims which they may desire to have prose
cutcd by said attorneys. ju23i2t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23

The case sgainst Geo. Smaller, for dis
orderly conduct preferred by Henry
Hebrsnk before Alderman II ilbacb, has
been dismissed for wa mt OF 0 Yidence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23
came Home F1nun ,he Reeular Arm,

John Doscb, OF this city, who has been q
soldier In the reg ular army for four years
past, arrived In Lancaster this morning at
6 o'clock having been dischaTgoi FOR dis
ability. lie came from Fort Sheridan, III
noiA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23
The EA., KaG cut. R.tara.

The ksst End fishing club returned from
their enoampmont on Weise's island at
6:s5 Saturday evening. Tney had a week
Of thorough enjoyment
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NUnCURA REMEDIES.
Every Night I fcratched

Until the skin was raw. Body covered with
scales like spots of mortar. Cured by the
Cuticura Remedies.
am going to tell You OF the extraordinary
change your CUIICURA REMEDIES performed on
me. About the lst OF .prii last noticed some
red pimples Ike coming ont ail over my body.
later % on. When % It began m to look like % spots Of
mortar spotted on. and which came on IN
scratch every night until was raw. then the
next night ,he scales, being formed mean.
/ consult ali the doctors IN the country but
without aid. After giving up all hopes OF re.
eoysry, happened to see s an Advert aoysr,isement
DIES. and purchased them from my druggist,
and obtained almost immediate relief. be-
gan to notice that the scaly eluptfons gladu.
ally dropped OFT ana disappeared one by one.
and have been fully cured. l had the disease
CUTIcuRA REMEDIES, and in four or i've weeks
was entirely cured. My disease was eczema
RKMsbIKs to ali in my vicinity, and know Of
q great many who have taken Them, and thank
5er 'as hsys With seay
on their heads and bodies l cannot express
in words the thanks 10 you for what the CU1i.
CuRA REMEDIES have been TO me. H. body WINS
covered with scales, ana was an awful pecta-
Gle TO behold Now my skin is as nice ana
'' GEO. COrEY. Merrill. Wis.
Sept 81, 1887.
Feb. 7. lsss Not Il trace whatsrever OF the
disease I. ON which suffered has shown itself
s.neem GkO. COTkf.
wecaunot do justice to tha esteem in which
CurICuRA, The great skin Cure, and CuTIoURA
SoAP. an exquisite Sstn Beautitier, prepared
from II, ana CUTIcCRA hFsoLvKST. tho new
Blood Purifier, are held by the thousands upon
thousands whose lives have been made happy
by the cure OF agoniz ing. humtiiating, itching
scaly and pimply Diseases of the skin, scalp,
and blood, with loss OF hair.
soid everywhere. Price. ruTroun., soc;
SOAR, 25c RKsoLvEET, d % Prepared by the
POTTER DRU9 AND CHEMICAL l. CO, Bos'
ton, Mass.
AIsend for " How TO Cure Skin Diseases"
"a pages, 50 illustrations. and LOO testimonia 3,
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No Rheumatic About Me.
IN ONE MINUTE,

INONE MINUTE.
The Cuticura Anti PAN Plaster relieves
Rheumatism, sciatic, sudden, sharp ana ser-
yous Pains. Strains ana eaknesses. The
insI, instantaneous, infaliibla. safe. A mar.
vel ous Antidote to Pain. Inn .n nation ana
Weakness. Utterly unlike aud vastly supe.
rior 10 ali other plas'ers. At all druggists, Is
CENTS d We Tor 81 cot oc postage free, OF Por-
TRR DRUG AND CHEaIC.L Il Co, Boz ton. MASS
Ie23 lydW, ,sSlyw
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A Woods m ceiling;

10 Mon,gomery's woods, near Quarry
vile, the colored people and Lancaster
hucksters held meeting on Sunday. The
attendance was very large and Rev. Fenton
Harris, oi this city, preached.
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Zien's Lutheran Sunday school is holding
picnic a! Penryn park to-day. Thespecill
train, which left the upper Reading depot
for the park at 7:i5 this morni 4, took out
about 400 people.
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sto'eu Goods Eoupd

A gentleman found near Lancaster, on
the Reading railroad, two ntckties, Tair
bracelets, pair earrings, society mark,
bresstpin, two silver forks. 1t is plunder,
no doubt, dropped by thieves.
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MA RhH1'S.
Philadelphia rrod ace Market.

PHILApHLPHIA, July ~. Flour duIl; sales
100 bbls MINI. Bakers, o. T. "a 60 ; Penn'a.
Family, t3 1893 30; Western 90. o. 1904 CO
winter Patents, At59i 90i spring 10. 81 1898
hye, 1896
wheat-July sc Aug. s6sIci sept. SIC.
Oats July, il4c aug. sac; Sept, S3C.
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pOLITICdL,
Democratic State Ticket
rnR SUPREME Jupds.
COUNTY TlCKET.

tONVffS.
HORACE l.. HALDkM Chicb les.
State Sendtor.
ChRIsTlAN ROwE. strasburg.
Assembly.
(Northern District.)
ECHrERNACH,b Mannheim.
JOHN klLEY. Mannheim.
WILLIAM THOME. Milton Grove
(Southern DistrictN
JAMES q. .MUSPARRAN, Drumore.
Recorder.
JOHN REBM AN. Mannheim.
County Solicitor.
MM. h. ERISToN, Lancaster.
Jury Commissioner.
kkASkLlN CLARK, Strasburg
Directors Of he Poor.
T.. WALL, Lancaster.
}. MONTGOMERY, Mouutville.
Prison NspeotorS.
A y. WtNTrRs, Providence
HENRY y. HARTMAN. East Lampeter.
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A i'icn,c Next saturday.

Tho Reformed Sunday school, of willow
Street, will picnic In Mr.. Kend,gs woods next
saturday. fhe school viii meet IN tho woods
at o o'clock.
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NUR GOLDEN LION AND MIA QUE
~ RIDA nc ClSAR are Clear Havana hand
made IN boxes OF SOS and lU0's.
DhMuTb's CIGAR STORE.
ia East King street
Hstsbltshed ITO fss-W&sRtfd
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Catarrhal Dangers.

DTAAPLEs. black red, rough. chapped
IlM and skin prevented by CuTicURA soAP.
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SAMUEL CLARKE'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA ANDCoF
FEE STORE,
Ia and ID SOUTH QUEEN STREET.

o
lNANTED-LADI AND GENTLE
w men possessing small capital TO handle
q rare Invention sclipses all others n o ped.
dltnR, no opposition, no risk, 0ssily carried,
easily shown. easily sold. sweeping success,
el0 day, 300 weeK. $500 a month. s5 OOO Il
year sure. CAL or address MRS. a.,
jyb-lmd&w l38 North Duke St., Ian cas- ter Pa
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ana not dictionary legend. makes every body
wonder Ready money Is the wonder.w worker
that has enabled us to place before the public
since the word began
Note few Of the many Bargains we have to
Offer:
Msson's Pint Fruit Jars, 75c doz.
Mason's Quart pruit Jars, s5c a dCZ,
Mason's Hail Gallon fruit ia g, Sl 10 q doZ,
shad, SO y n new Fat Large Mackerel. lOc "
n. A Bucket of Nice Fat Mackerel for 500, n
Bucket OF the Finest No. Mackerel Tor Sl "a,
and will give you 200 for tho empty bucket II
returned In gooi cor dition. Goodbye, Mack.
erel
Call and try our Fresh Roasted Cofrees at
EIc. lbc. lsc. .Oc, 2sc, 25c ana soc v h.
NOW FOB AFEw DEAD SHOTS
-Four Ms New Cream Nuts, 2bc.
-Four ms Go,d clean Choice Rice, 2bc.
-Four bs Flake Tnptoca 25c.
| -Four ms rev Dates. 9bc.
Four rs New Choice rigs, SC.
| Three d, New Prunellas, in on Saturday or
| Monday, 25c.
| rive h, Laundry Starch for 25c.
| Eleven Cakes oilet or Laundry Soap, sc.
| Three Bott' es Nice Pickles, 25c.
One California Plums. worth CSC, for l6c.
p. Sill yon think tour pounds is too much
OF any OF the above articles. you eau take half
ana hall. or two pounds each, for $50.
| late for lsc.
| Three caves Sand soap for &C.
| Hires Root Beer, Fresh and Rare. lic u bot.
| ue.
| Ciarhe's "A Roller Flour, 49c a qu arter We
| handle Pillsbury, Prairie Queen. Levan's Best,
| Christian Brown roller something new, Gin.
grichs y Flour. SOC quarter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-23

Until the skin was raw. Body covered with
scales like spots of mortar, Cured by the
Cuticura Remedies.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21
Lunatics Cured by Kindness.

The strange colony of lunatics ai Gheel, in the Belgian Campine, has long engaged the attention of special lsts. and so satisfactory has been it's working that a duplicate of t has lately been formally established. In these colonies the lunatics are boarded out with the inhabitants live as members of the family. assist in their work. and have liberty 10 move about at will The reggularity and healthness of the life led by the aflliet inhabitants Of Gheel restores n cons derable proportion oi them to their right mind.
 Gheel, however. is in the Elem sli speaking portion of Belgium. and il has of late years been found that patients from the Walloon country who speak only French or the Walloon patois were awkwardly placed anu their recovery retarded by the absence of ready means of commun cation with those about them. The experiment. was therefore made of establishing q French speak ing colony at l. eurneux, in the Wailoon country. near Spa; and 1t has been so successful that it has now been placed upon permanent basis.
 The cost of pauper lunatics to thef communes does not excel l franc day. Neither at Gheel nor at Lieurneux has it been found that constant intercourse with lunaties has increased the tenden' cy toward insanity among the natives -SL Jdnej Gdzette