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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-13
KEYS WARNING.

- Gloomy speech BY the Author OF the
'sstar spenglod Banner"
8rom the Baltimore sun.
Our population in the first part of the
oontury was still practically homogeneous
ond animated by ideas and aspirations
strictly American. The individual citizen
I'LL prided himself on his Independence.
Hje nolf-respect was unimpaired. lie
knew his rights and recognized his
4uttoe - . voter. Trusts were
nnknown. Ill.gotten wealth brought its
public conscience not having yet been
o>ared by the open bribery of voters and
tfAfhc In patronage. II was the golden age
of our Institutions when patriots abonnded,
and The roll of the drum, unaided by the
Irospect OF bounty or pension, brought
thouAnds at moments notice To the de-
lSnse Of the country against the invader.
mt there were, even al that time, thinkers
Who foYeemw possible abuses of our exceed.
lagiy liberal Institutions. A speech made
b Francis Scott Key, the author of 1.-The
etar 6pangled Banner" at a political meet
Ing held not long after the war of lsl2-l4,
shows that in this case the poet, patriot aud
, ~ were combined. Said Mr.. Key, refer
ring 70 this country: IF ever forgelful of
The past and present glory, she shall cease
70 be the land Of the free and the home
OF the brave and become the purchased
poesession of a company of stock jobbers
and speculators; II her people are TO become
NE vassais Of great moneyed corporation
and 70 how down 10 her pensioned and priv
tieged nobility;if the patriots who shall dare
70 arrange her corporations and denounce
nor usurpations are To be sacrificed upon
her gilded altar, such country may furnish
venal orators and presses, but the soul of
national poetry wi be gone. Tn It mu
will never bow the knee in Mammon's
nne. No, the patriots of such land must
hide their shame in their deepest forests,
and her bards must hang their harps upon
The willows. Such people, thus corrupted
and degraded
Living, shall forfeit fair renown
Ana douhly dying, shall go down
10 The vile dust from whence they sprung
Unwept, unhonored and unsung.'
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ny DECORATED.
11ognRaGpsDs HAKB sIEll
nnAaaM FoR vINfsls.


0nn1A, 8spe- lS--The fair Of the Twin
Hoo1s opened last evening, when
o1nbor q psople were present, de-
d1merooable weather. The hall
~ 8oooeu1od In q handsome manner,
oommlttoe Of arr xuRement deserve
0&H 16r their excellent work. The
~ h1samusod with bunting. and haRs
1oegue On the wall IN the rear O.
- ~ letters q h. L. f." and b.
- - s. zen on the right. In ths
6 q - room h a large booth, pref
11mWed, containing fancy and use.
Fl1cles 10 be chanced off. A wheel
1Go9ne b 10 one corner and postoffice
6oohof. -Four refreshment tables have
~ p1aced, presided over by four ladies,
~ tu1foshments can be purchased at q
toul. Candy, cake, ice cream and
0bln are on the left of the room.
>1u1t colored lamps are suspended
re :. calling s greatly adding u, ,gsoo,,,an to tne
"a Was present during the evening and
NJ eome very hne music. All persons
1l1ng TO spend pleasant evening can
0nd . better place than the fair of the
IN BrOtherhoods.
~ August exhibit of the Philadelphia
4 DeadiUE Relief association has been
-, and shows the Reading Il Columbia
Ivtofom 10 be almost free from sickness or
1deut during the month. For accident,
~ 1bckueus, es total, "a.
"a q llght wreck occurred last night on the
~ Il. n q Marietta, to train Of engine No.
- One car jumped the track caused by
- broken axle, and was repaired by the
S0ro0k crew.
= Mn w. J. Heeps sued Mrs. jackson,
;{1oeod, for incittng children 10 fight. The
4 ~ resulted nom fight, betw, on the chill
Iron Of the families. Squire Evans dis
GI3oned the case.
n 1no Columbia Rod and Gun club re
armed home this morning at o'clock
\ rom their camp of ten days in Union
county. The members report having very
The night of meeting Of the Choral so
4lety has been changed from Thursday to
Tuesday.
4 George GERM arrived at his majority
yoefersiay, and a large number of his
11ouds were entertained at his home last
evening.
\ lliss Jennie Shuman left yesterday for a
WITT 70 New York.
2. p. D. Miller has gone 10 Mannheim to
oGtond the funeral Of his grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fry returned home last
SUvoming froin a trip 10 Danville.
I 4rs 9Otleib Young has returned home
ltom visit to Union county.
Y In. r. E. Williams and son are home
HON visit 70 Union county
B 4ungel Supple, Of the Baldwin locomo-
s11ve works, is visiting here.
1ne remains Of c. Clifford Haldeman
Woro brought to town this afternoon and
inferred in Mount Bethel cemetery.
The p. n. X. pay car was in town this
n1eFnOon.
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Tribute of Respect .

TfyDUVG OI VNSV6CU.
The Board OF Directors Of the Peoples Ma
tional Bank, OF Lancaster, Pa, having been in
formed ~ the death of Samuel II. Reynolds,
the president Of the bank, desire 10 make a
minute, expressive OF the love and respect
which they felt for their associate and president,
and the deep regret with which they contem-
plato their sudden and great bereavement.
Thrn therefore r..o,re, That by the death Of
Samuel II. Reynolds, the Board of Directors
and the Bank have lost a dearly beloved com
panion and an efficient officer.
And. That his general disposition. his agreea-
bic manners, his aptitude In financial matters.
and his ready and correct judgment, all CON-
blncd 10 make him man, n friend and an on
u. O. ESHLEMAN,
A. j. EBERLY,
r. Milo HERR,
It'd JOHN GINGRfCH.
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A Mouss, In The Mall

Sometimes rather curious things are
lbund In the mails. One day this week
yhen pouch WAS opened at the postofiice
- thls city live mouse came out with the
Dnal aud ran away. Where the animal
01e nom no one knows, but likely from
DosoAl car.
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Hard study Leads 10 suicide.

George Harton, of Beaver, Pa, lad II
yenrs Of age, committed suicide by taking
> box Of Rough on Rats ON Wednesday He
vroee note telling his family that he was
esred Of life. Medical aid was summoned,
bat too late. Hard study, which produced
toeomnla, and as result temporary in
GDnjty, is assigned As the cause.
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Gave BAH For Court

John Hefielfinger, who was committed
TO Jail In default OF bail for the larceny as
bailee Of q stove, on complaint Of Aldus c.
Herr, was released from prison to-day.
He secured bail for his appearance at the
sessions.
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Oy.ters Ars scarce.

on account of the great storm that has
I e,n raging along the coast all week, there
is a ,arcity of oysters, the season for which
has Just opened everywhere. The deal
ers in this city have but few on hand,
and they find IL very difficult to yet
them anywhere. II II believed that the
days.
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Misses Florence Fry, Hattie Fry, Nellie
Hass, and Lizzie Cmvee, Of York, Ida
Hlumer, sallie Biumer and Maggie 0riiith,
Of Allentown, and Msy Rotbrock, Of Bslti-
more, who have been visiting Mrs. John
n. slough, Of North Queen street, have re-
turned 70 their homes.
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Murrtapra.

GRoft--RINrz--Scpt. IL, isss. by Rcv, J. "
rckert, Mt the Residence of Mr.. Robert Rint,,
No. ~, North Queen street, this city, Mr.. Daniel
NJ. GrofI aud Miss Emma <. Hntz. bath of Fast
Drnmore township, this county. d&w'
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a IAttIe GirI,s surprise.

NJ. and Mrs Frank steiger gave their
NJ daughter, Bessie. a surprise last even
~ They had about thirty of her little
oos cau upon and all had delightful
0Oo with music, supper, Ac.
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MEMS sHoEs!

A late arrival here is a line of hand
somely shaped shoes for Mems wear,
Balls and Congress. Not coarse, ill-fit-
ting and clumsy looking, as their price
would indicate, but real pretty, fitting
most feet snugly and comfortably and
are very serviceable. Made of standard
grade buff leather, smooth, clean and
handsomely finished solid leather
counters, heels and inner and outer
soles bottoms sewed, fair stitched
edges. Are thoroughly well made, and
excel In style and finish any make of
shoes we have ever seen retailed at the
same price, either in Lancaster or else
where. Think of the price II is an
unusually low one for shoes so meri-
torious-one worth remembrance when
you've little money to invest in foot
wear combining handsome looks with
good wear. Sl.5O a pair. Isn't that to
your way of liking? If SO, come to see
us. How many gentlemen readers have
we to-day who wear 0, 10 or IL shoes
How many would buy Button Shoes did
we cut the price SOC, Sl.OO, or more, a
pair? Button Shoes for everyday,
Button Shoes for fine dress, either? We
have them in various widths to provide
comfortable fits. Good, solid substan-
tial makes-no shoddy. To those whom
they'll fit down goes the price to suit the
buyer. Wen refuse no reasonable offer.
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He RestUne<I. .

z b. Heindel, late United States store
1Uper and gaugr in the Ninth internal
royenue district, writes TO the INTELII-
1nNcEn stating that he was not removed.
out resigned on the 30th Of August.
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property of Lancastriaus Damaged.

Property OF Lancaetrihus Damaeeu'
The Surf house, at Belmar. N. j., owned
by he heirs of the late w. l.. Pc per, Of this
city. was considerably damaged by the re-
cert storm. This hotel had handsome
fifty-foot walk that joined II to a cottage
annex. The walk was completely destroy
ed, and part of the roof of the hostelry
itself was torn away. Other hotels ana
colt ipes In Relmar were also damaged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-13

OPENING OF the Lancaster Business College.
on Monday, September 10. This oldestablishcd
school will open at Grant Hail, Law Building,
No. "A North Duke street rear entrance on
Grant street. The Principal can be seen at his
old location, No. lo,s East Kinglstrect, until
then.
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Taey Are Going Home.

Owing 70 the very bad weather many q
- people who have been In Getysinr.,
@Fe teeurning To their homes. Two large
ceo1al srsiu. laden with old soldiers ~ .sed
- eeeou&h Lancaster during the night
~ rcgulnr trains OF to-day were ver,
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sign Torn Down. .

A large freight wagon belonging TO the
Bitner line ran against and tore down the
sign of F.w. woolworth's store on North
Queen street.
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p.,,.. c,,,oro v.,r,r.a

Business College Removed.
II. c. weidler has removed his Business Col
lego from No l0L East King street 20 Grant
h N, where he has nne largo room with no less
tina s,venteen windows, 90 there Is plehty OF
light
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W. have In stock type writing papers, al
sizes and weights, plain and ruled, with mar
ginal lines. u. y. linen parchment bond, etc
Prices lower than elsewhere.
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EHsTATE OF DIR. JACOB 4. CROFT, LATE
ministration on said estate having been granted
10 the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands against the
same, VIII present them without delay for set
burg. JOHN 4. GR0FF.
&. n. kENEA9Y,
u. FRANK EsHLENAN, Administrators
Attorney. aug8-8tdF
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ntBLlC SALE-NAITABLE ilBl'SINESS
II STAND ANE DWEI
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE. CONSISTING OF HOTEL,
DWELLING HOUSES Nc

1 ESTATE, CONSISTING OF HOTEL,
DWELLING HOUSES. &c.
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER y, 1850.
BY virtue of an Order OF the Orphans Court OF
islTator Of John b. shelly, deceased, win sell at
ough, the following Real Estate. viz;
,,Hs, Ne l. That popular and T MsIi-knoWn nc, Two'
known as the Red Lion, situate ON the south
east corner OF East Main and Barbara streets, in
ne n, 19r@9Gh borough OF OF Mount 10y Lancaster county,
or less, and extending In depth 100 feet, more or
less, toa "A feet wide alley. The hotel contains
eleven sleeping rooms, with parior. dining
room. sampe-room, barroom and kitchen ON
first hoof. The Improvements thereon consist
Carriage House, Wash House, Hog Pen, Cistern
grape vines and other fruit trees. This hotel
has enjoyed the patronage of the travelling pub
lie under the management of the late proprie-
tor for period of twenty-five years and is one
of the best known hotels in the state, and very
desirable hotel property, with large city and
No. ., Consists OF a Drove Yard and Weighing
House, with suitable shedding In case of rainy
weather. The lot fronts ON Barbara street, Is
feet, more ar less, and has a depth of 100 feet,
more or less, The width OF the rear OF the lot is
also made from sassairas alley on the side Of
said yard.
No. B. A lot of ground, corner of Barbara street
and Sassairas alley, fronting ON Barbara street,
q feet, more ur less, aud extending i'm depth lD
and and S'n 81 MS S'fH HoSE S
Hog Pen. grape vines and fruit trees Sc
All OF the foregoing properties join and will
be sold as whole or separately as may be most
desirable
No, 4 valuable home, consisting of a Two
story and a-half BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with twostory Frame Attachment, having a
front of - feet more or less, on East Main street,
and depth oi ltJ feet Ia Ia feet wide alley.
The lot contains a stable, fruit of various kinds
and necessary outhuidings.
All the foregoing properties are in Mount Joy
borough, Lancaster county, Pa, and desirable
investments. All persons desiring 10 purchase
are invited to examine the properties, and any
information required viii he furnished by the
undersigned.
sale TO commence ~ o'clock u. IA, on
saturday, September p, lSsg, when conditions
VIII be made known by
GEORGE A. SHELLY,
l.. d. GALLAGHER, Auct. Administrator
join IL. ZI.I.LfI;s, Clerk. augs0itdF<w
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BARD & McE1ROY,
Queen Street. Opposite Inn

WYE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
w Pipes and Fine Smoking Tobacco in the
city. Wooden Pipes at5c. and 10c. each. Genu-
Inc Meerschaum Pipes at Csc. each.
DEMUTHS CIGAR STORE,
alS-.fdR ia East King street.
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THE Latest! NoBBy LOOKING, TOO.
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As . perfectly safe aud reliable tonic to req.
ulate the bowels. ana brace mp aud Yenovate
the system, Laxador 10 Just the thing. At
0rugGists. 20 cents.
The rising penernt,on ought to be protec ctsa
aGe1nst the supplying inn uence OF paregorto
or lauoanum. We Al attention Of all moth.
ers TO the fact that DR.. Bulls Raby Syrup 10
absolutely harmless. Price % cents. told By
all druggists.
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That can.ank.rous Old Woman

Described In the nursery ballad, who "lived
upon nothing but victuals and drink" and
yet would never be quiet" was undoubtedly
troubled with chronic indigestion. Her
victuals. like those Of many other elderly per.
sons whose digestive powers have become i'm.
paired didn't agree with her. This was before
the era Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, or some
one Of her numerous friends and relatives
the great specific for dyspepsia, constipation
aud biliousness. This would have been Q
measure Of sell. protection on their part, for
disturb them with her clamor. The most OBJ
stinate cases Of Indigestion, with Its attendant
heartburn. iatulence, constant uneasiness OF
the stomach and Of the nerves, are completely
and fever and bilious remittent, rheum atism
and kidney troubles are also relieved by It.
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six fools. the story rusa.
kisg sim-n. monarch nob:es -. ana eooA
Gent out to DO the Wisost tAing thsy eeuia.
Betseeu teo sunA
, hey starssa forth viii hasss
Sal or .: ~Thas livsloaG eav
All possess O earn IN sivs away.
i-urst Of joys IN taste.
And do the wisest thing know.
what wiser could DO below :"
Asos her crssd. "lnlse6.
You prove yourself the fool you clsin 10 b
III hunt fortreasure, bay ana sell. asd -
what can cave against ny sorest need.
Ths xing's reward TO him who does the best
I'm wiser than ths rest"
The next said: sMost OF men
Ara fools, ana Am surely NOT The least
III travel west ana east
And give advice both with my toasus ana
r~o tools are ever bstssr fsr than one;
What wiser cAu DO before anoshsr sur"
Cried one: "rhs world h rife with woe.
Suffering ano sorrow. I VIII 20
Ont into al the Aighwsys 70 ana fro.
Ana heat the broken hearts. ana soothe the
strife;
Nate easter the strangs disease called Life
what better lot on mo could fall
Than 70 be slave toall'"
Sail one: "This starting out 10 SEQ
How wise they arr, It seems 70 me-
Pr wi them but fools the moro.
I'll to my bed and snote,
II take the day 70 rest,
Ana on the morrow, with . fresher ssst
when amuse the master. ho will say:
% tool Yoa were the wisest yesterday ="
Z he last fool started. halted. turaed him
round,
And. bowins TO the ground,
Took his old place again beside the King,
Saying, "Oh, master what the wisest thing
Nay bs-I cannot tell.
Ana 90 I'll DO tbs thing that's NEXT my hand'
And that I'm here TO 40. You understano.
lam fool-my master,
10 It weir"
Iva Lsveu Cuvson.
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Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. ). B. Mayer,
S3l Arch street, Philadelphia. Ease at onoe.
no operation or delay from business. attested
BY Thousands of cures after others fail. advice
free. send for circular. marlOlydAW
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uokisn's Arnica sAlvs.

fIs B1s7 sALvs In the world for Cu1. Bruises
ChApped Hands, Chnblains, Cornss and al
san kruptions, and positively cures Pnee. OF
feef satisfaction, or money REFUNDED Pfics
s oents per box. FOR sale by H. n. Cochran,
Drusgtst Eos. III and l0 North Queen street,
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A. we'll % the handsomest. and otherA arr
invited to call on any druggist ana get FREE
trial bottle OF Kemps Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs, q remedy thst 10 selling entirely
upon fts merits ana 70 guaranteed 70 cure and
relieve al Chronic ana Acute Coughs, asthma
bronchitis ana Consumption. Price 30 oenti
ana d. jyl26md u)
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A Oisrgy,nan's Testimony.

w. Z. clifford. pastor n. 4. church, Both
Well, Ont WAS for two years suffer with dys-
pepsia in its wOrst form. until as he 'ates
Slifs became an actual burden" Three bot
tleN OF Burdock blood Btuers cured him, and
he tells us in rece nt letter that he considers
n the pest family medicine now before the
oouniry for Dyspepsia and liver cor plaint
FOR sale by II. b. Cochran, druggist. lS7 and
10 AOrth Queen street, Lancaster.
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DO Not Move BIindiy.

Go carefully in purchase medicine. Many
advertised remedies can work great injury
ave worse than none Burdock Blood BLfevs
are purely ve getable pI paration the small.
est chud can take them. They kill disease ana
corO tbs patient In safe sud kindly ~. FOR
ale n Q. y QoeAs9es es.fgst " - "
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Hoops sAssArARllIA
THE PLAIN TRUTH

% tAas neoa's oaxsaparftia - sulo1 tAou.
eanls q uoOp.e vnD 01Ug01 oev0o1y with
rhoumasisn. Il u0uSvaAlaeo th0lAo1lo go IN
tAs blood. VAich eausoo tAoos tery1blo pala
ana aehae, ana also vitnlio0 ana oof1ehoe tAe
blood, thus pfovent1nG the recurreDee o. ~
disea6o. 1hoss faoes warrant ~ IN urging you,
q you su6se Win fheumAlAsms 70 give Hooo's
earsapafilla trial.
"Foe . ysan Il have suffered Win seiAsie
1heumat1en. Last MOvomber va taken
vuSe than ever. ana was unable 70 get out Of
IL house. vaA almost
nHLpLnos FOR - DAYs
suHee1Dg groa4 agony. In Deeembef efm.
meneed tAhiug Hoods oArsapAriilA Altar u
ooo0a0 bottle Was able 70 b out and Axcuu4
aAd atsonA 10 businoso. TOOK Avo ooteeo
an0 IN now % me- iron rhou0ae1Dm That
oaly ooaAalooaaly fsea e slightly On Aea q
den change Of weaaAsf. I hAve great e0ae-
deneo n HooAt eArUapAr1llA CnAutD nAn.
HAH, CHRISTIE, Clarke Co.. VIZ.
lNRLAMMAfOnH RHEUnAflSN
"Baving beea trouble1 Win tmAammatcey
r1euDatism fue 0any sears. ny AvorAoAo
attention vus oollo1 TO Hoods oarsapafilla b
IN Advertisement OF oures 70 hAd eGoeteA
have nov useA three bottles of HOODS eafsa.
parillz ana caa already testify to bsnsneiAa
fusulte. hiahiy sDeonmonA it e blood pu.
xiAer." J. @. AYH1A, Weot 0loo01oaos NJ.
Hoods sAreapAIillA
SOFA by al druegists. q stx Sce .. PrepaEed
oniy by Q. !. HOOD . 90, Lowell
100 Doses One Dollar.
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rhrsw Away His oru,ches.

"sunsrsd from Iheum .,ism SO badly had to
uss crutchss but thre them away alter ap-
plying fRomas' Eetsctrtc on TO my limbs
nov II ei better than have tor years" y. l.
Gibbs. 8. 8 Elk street, Buffalo. n. Y. For sale
by II. H. Cochran. druggist, Isl and LIZ North
Queen street. Lancaster.
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The New Disc overy.

You have heard your friends and naighbors
talking about It You may yours slf be one of
the many who knows from pei sonal experi.
ence Just how good thing 1t is II you have
friends, because the wonderful thing about II
10. that when once given trial. Dr. Kings
house. II you have never used 1t and should
be afflicted with cough. cold or any Throat.
Lung or Chest trouble, secure q bottle at once
end give 1t q fair trial. 1t 10 guaranteed every
time or money refunded. IIial Bottles Free
At n. b. COchran's drug store, lS7 and l80 u.
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. (0)
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sHILOH's COUGH ana Consumption Cure
% sold By Us on Q guarantee. 1t cures Con.
sumption. eold by q. b. Cochran, druggist
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COUGH. WHOOPIN0C COUGH ana Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by
b. B. Cochran, druggfst, Nos. lS7 ana l0 North
Queen St Lancaster, Pa (l
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HPEUAL NOTIOE6
apeAkl RlGhf Up

"Have tried Thomas Eclsotrto OK for Group
and colds. ana nnd It the best remedy have
ever used 10 my family" VIM. Kay. $40 Ply.
mouth Ave Buffalo. =. Y. For ssle BY n y.
Cochran. druggist, LII and lS0 North Queen
street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-11
JUST As GOOD,

Don't allow anyone to make you believe any
other remedy Is Just as good for sick headache
a. DR.. Leslie's Special Prescription. for 1t is
not true. This Is the only remedy in the world
that strikes at the root OF the disease and
drives It out. Give 1t o trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-11

~ boy three years old) was recently taken
with cod in the head. it seemed nnaiiy 70
dSxs and nis hts SO that It was difficult for him
to breathe and sleep / called physician.
vho prescri pe d, but did him no good. Finally
/ vent TO ,hs drug store and got bottle OF
kly's Cream Balm 1t seemed to work ike
magic. The boys nose was clear In two dayss
and he has been All right ever since J
Haxz lro, New York. 1F2wdooo&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-11

sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, mane miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh'e Cure 70 the remedy
YER You. sold by H. II. Cochran, druggist, No.