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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-31

DISCUSSED IN THE Lower
Among the few members congrega.etIh th.t ~
the chamber of the House to-day at.sr ,o.io, sGoo
body had adjourned the fate OF lns eies,,oD
bin was fruitful topic OF eongers1issson,
Many of TIE leading repu0ih,l h.lng
were sangulno of the ela .ans De1s %e+s
enacted into q law, but some ,ycsa
less confident. One prominent ~ Tepuo,'hill ~ mi
said in conversation to-day; III Va tn9 so,," S'
comes from the Senate IN an anenqea -. ~ r. is
lis doom Is sealed. In fact J pensvy M nsss y
ALREADY dead, as do not THINK u !, W. es5po. mo.
lthe senate. Even should it DO So y '1bsrs ,hsrs
run the gauntlet Of tho House ulis11 5 Z, ,ssl.
is a republican quorum present. ena = ~ !" sbs
most impossible 20 secure s, on csil a
present session. OF course 80 ,nlsns s,'aera. aag
caucus, and, by ma slng The bill az ,la,co sa' of
tive party measure. obtain tss s.,.'s NJ conrss
the abaenteos but hardly tnins .ss 80 nerslst
viii be followed n tho deiloelaes ~ tl,s
IN abasnting theinsalyeg - ns y s,.ss hela.
eoanting oF quorum We are s''''''' IVY
iesz.a
rnF DEnocEATfc oovhs1 a
The Aamoenllc cur - sl1 y ,,s.a "a ~
otsirac.loa shouls SO bl eolla ,iesfsrs
scnNtM Fvarw Laii uu0a We
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-31
REAGAN IN THE FIGHT.

Senator Reagan to-day struck the first
blow in behalf of the democratic senators
st the cloturs resolution offered by Senator
Aldrich. by giving notice of several anead-
pents intended to be proposed by him
ito the resolution when 1t is taken
|up for consideration. The gen
|eral effect of the amendments
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

woman TDzs csse<a ptl0a sorresboz5s
= taa1 q TIE so-s4Aea Gsdlunas u go
spirits, AZ Least - s1ose 1 lave foznd a.
a. WORTHY q atteasiea- TAe operator
as = very Bosfll*s Person, = sliaa- ~iFY,
keen-sysd, Aspolssophels&n krench-
nan. Tas zonza Nas dressed ia :
~asse zean sita ssSrt sleeves. leaving
her 4rms oars sl1oss T. tie shoulder
~ hsa shs COX bez seat tie OPERATOR
cane Nhere stood- ab0gt twenty
fess or mere away frcm her He
siuply asked her . look into bis eyes.
he LOOKING Into hers at IT, same tine.
IA noSzens ais ~4s fast asleep. With
her head sideways zad Ter 4rns hang
inx listlsssly do~n We separately ae-
sired the operator % cause the patient
- DO certain things. slch as lif- hand
CT finger, or cross OF rearranZe her feet
ThOayh 40 xOxd IS spoken or Shis-
perea 70 the sleeping woman, aud
though We were al - the opposite end
CT the room. she oheyed every command
OF the operators silent siA- When Is
came 10 ny turn 70 test the experiment
/ took the operator right back 70 the
door, quite forty feet distant from the
sleeping girl, and there whispered As
low - / could IN his eGr something like
this; Let her raise her right arm, comb
her hair with its fingers. and then tako
hold Of her left hand on her knee.
The operator never opened his lips nor
moved from the SPOT but be stared
piereingly 80 his patient and in few
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

wear hair?- Hair. hot greasy, clammy,
untidy. Hair. 700 thick for comfort or too
thin FOR good looks who would wear
wigs, or grunt and sweat under load
% tow" says The wiso Hamlet, when.
by writing 70 the Armourers' and Bra
ziers exhibition in London. he can
possess himself % pourd Of copper
wire. 40 finely drawn that therc ere six
teen miles OF 10 20 the pound. mile .
an ounce. How exQuisitclY IL will
curl: how charming It's auburn tints;
how Nesutifully it viii pile Itself into
tovs ng clusters far beyond the art of
barber, curlin--t0ngs, papers and ALT
And imagine the deliciousnoss of tho
cooling winds purlng through tho six
teen miles Of interlscing g0ld-thread-
No combinr % 60. no brushing. no
pomatuminr. TO half-hour azonies In
persuadiny tbe friures and bangs 20 sit
right as they ere told Talk no mere q
hair % no. Wait till Tn bald aud the
world shall wtt7ess a new revelation.
The doctors OF Lar3on and Paris aro
getting excited over the merits of
hyprotisn. Tie few believe IL 20 2"
an immense gaia sn3 blessing %
science. the majority arc either active-
IL hostile 20 be- 81 quietly sseptical 20
th> claims SEE I'D in its behalf It re-
ouircs bold nan 20 advocate the caiti-
walton oi the hypnotisinr power. or gift.
IS viii ne seen fro1 what follows. D..
Charcot. the eminent Professor do
Cllnique a. tho Hospics da SaIpet-iero
in Paris. ia bold enough 20 publish in
TIE failost way the particulars of the
experiments be has FOR aIon- time been
making. So ls Dr. Milne Bramwaii .
physician in tfooie Eng. who Willingly
shows his expsrlmcnts - scienHae IN
vest rafors vfrf -arrafe nv wn g.
perience q hypnotisu. practicei IA 'hs
presence % number q medical ard
cthe- gentlemen IN Loudsa, following
this vf.h some q the doiufs % he two
hvpnotlsts naaied above. asi then give
some ~ the fscts reistinr 60 che p-actice
and the proportien - chose abe %
hrprotize and he hVnnoeEsa
The rerson I sav experin'ented upca
was larvr-llmhed Frensh woman.
.vounx. coneig. ard aurarentlT ~ he
peasant clssa she vas 20 rhieIrristis
gampersusnG dreamv-oTcd. ansl Tsuer-
slly vass sc woEd esll weaS-~tlisi
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

seconds she performed the movements
had requested, slowly indeed, but with
out failure in any point.
To prove the saundness OF the girls
sleep, and her insensibility to pain
while in 1.-The operator borrowed scarf
pin from spectator and thrust it right
through the heshy part OF the upper
arm so that the point stuck out an inch.
She was then made 10 extend her arm
and walk around US for close inspection,
which lasted ten minutes by the watch,
q feat which few strong men could do
without letting the arm drop, even with
out a pin through it There was no
blood, and when the pin was withdrawn
and the girl restored TO conciousness
she told US she only felt as though she
had been pricked slightly.
DR.. Charcot divides the action of hyp-
notism (which means the state of per-
feet sleep) into three stages-frst.
lethargy; second, catalepsy, and third,
somram bulism. On the recent visit to
his place Of an investigation DR.. Char
cot produced "a young woman of twen-
ty-four, stoutly built, with bright and
intelligent face. She was a highly
hysterical subject, habitually insensible
10 pain on the left half of the body"
DR.. Charcot showed this by pricking her
with pin on each side. She was bid
den TO gaze intently on o point near and
above her eyes, when she soon went of
into Inconsistencies, and the doctor
closed her eyelids- Now the probe
could be inserted anywhere without any
signs Of pain BY touching certain
muscles various actions were mechani-
cally performed by the limbs and fin
gers and mt scles of the face.
The second, or cataleptic, stage was
induced By the forcible opening of the
girls eyclids, resulting in a stare as of
enhancement. In this state the girl
was made TO believe every thing and
any thing. A gong was struck and she
was told it was q church bell upon
which she struck devotional attitude.
a bit Of red glass was put before her
eyes with tho information that tho
house was on fire, and at once she be-
came frantic with terror. a number OF
other experiments followed. which most
Of Us have seen done in exhibitions OF
mesmerism during the last thirty years;
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

pznimenk Women OF weight. these
mighty monarcha l dare say they
average rouu1 tEo hundred pounds.
Bot, don't you see, Il monarchy IS
good thing, the more Of 1t tho better.
so God save the Queens Ia az their am
plitude OF lOyeliaesS
Now thai the nations are making q
TOm 'Iiddler's ground Of Africa, IL Is
beccming one of the most absorbing
probl 4ms OF the day how 10 share IL
fairly. Going back over the century wo
sec England deing tho bulk % the work
Of civ.lizing the great continent From
Mungo PARK 10 Livingstone and stan
leg the chief explorers have been Brit
ons ~ birth. AM have gone out backed
By British money. Germany is tho
greatest c0l0n!zing nation, ard though
the latest Ia tho field, her claims arc
stretched over very vast area, no less
than 600,0 SQUARE miles, territory
six times as largo IS the three States
OF New York, p jlvania and New
Jersey. This claim England freely COM
eedos, though II Is the finest region Of
Africa. producing wheat, rico and cOf-
fee, besides many varieties Of valuable
trees. Now Germany Is putting in 4
claim for . yaster territory still. COM
Ing right up 20 the borders Of the Brit
ish East Africa Company's country.
Stanley IS telling Englishmcn that IN
less tho British Government steps in
and secures their rights. all they have
done and spent will probably be wasted.
To this Lord Salisbury replies that tho
Government will DO in no hurry
TO undertake tho military protection
OF equatorial Africa until the British
people and Parliament authorize the
undertaking. Meantime Germany is
pushing ahead, making all sorts of so
called treaties with native tribes There
IS every probability that the two powers
will agree TO friendly partit on Of tho
sooil. IL. in cool blood, they come to con-
seer the bargain worth the price. There
will lie miracles wrought in mid-Africa
during the next fifty years Then We
shall De rushing over on balloon trips
for cheap months holiday 70 the fash
ionable watering places on Lake Nyanza-
Just so.
Cheer up ye bald-heads, at last
there Is balm in Gilead even for you'll
Now can you turn the tables on the
'haiEY ones with the war cry: Why
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
\ coy wao S TsEslY AFFLICTED



Desssss nas aasEossaass Hs szsy s4sssEae
ErixAt z@n-
No cisss of urfo-sur-zers have 80 *.
eabsa tie symrathy @a1 Interest 0f peo-
gle zs have tas bhud ceat m0tes- fnsy
were one REGARDED as mentally d-feo-
tsye. a-la lsss tAzn osnt1sy -go Tss nrst
- .szts lsere made q educate them To
dzy t5s methods OF instractlo1 have -
improved that person a11acsed viii
loss Il sight, spoech znd hearing car BE-
t&Gght - read and sPaAs Dy sa6ns AID
writing Il : few months-
TIE hrst deaf bind mute 20 attract ~
tention N this country wEs Jul-a Brace,
" 10 WA educated in eie>2s only, and lot
in tie English language. Then laura
Briasanan, the frst enc educated Ia
language and signs. came into promi-
uence. There is Dow IL the Perkins
Institute for the Blind, Ia Boston, : girl
1e years Of age who has made great
progress undsr special instruction. There
IS also : httls boy receiving instruction
in Hartford, Com
Tbs New York Institution for ths
Deaf and Dutnb sent out thrse years ago
a deaf blind mute nagaed james Caxton,
who was skillful typewriter. aud they
have another csss u young man 20
years q age, who lost hssring aud sight
wen years old. This patient also
-rs typewriter.
Eat tho most interesting and by far
the most promising case known 70 the
authorities has but recently come under
their notice. Orris Benson, q boy now
years old. went 10 the institution last
September, blind, des.t mute who had
never received al hours intelligent IN
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

but whereas most of those vulgar per-
formances were impOstures, these hyp-
motto manifestations are undoubtedly y
genuine
The third. or somnambulistic, stage
was induced by rubbing the girls hair
on tho top of Ter head. Shs now saw
things around her as they were, but the
reasoning power was deranged Again
she believed whatever was told her.
One man was an iceberg, ard she shiv-
cred when he came near her. She
gnawed steel file believing IL 20 30
chocolate. and 80 on IN this stage the
doctor could psralvzs any limb at viii.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

Fora d.s5rassed liver try Besohan's
Pals.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
IzAEEI!E D, /! ] q Y / j ]
MeIIbSIJslsyEsJ3illSsj

Dgertaxntion. LueTRailng Gna uAfitIg the victim
for Work Business. the Married o. S-eial Relation.
Avoid anskAlfll ,reienoefs- Possess tie greet
WORK. u contains sl9 pscos, rcvai sya. beauu u
tindlnr, embossed. fuA FllL Price oniy 800 ~
mail, postpaid. concealed in plain wrapper. Illus
trsrye Prospectus Erc~. II yog Apply now. Tie
distinguished acthuT. VIM. j. Parker, N. D.. re-
ceiVe6 the GOLD AND JENI1IILD MID ar
from the National Medical Association for
this PRIZE T~-kN on NERVOUS aud
PHYSICAL DI.BIIfTh .Ir. Psfk eT and coTIls
of Assistant Physicians Inay be coDerlte4. cont
dentiAliy hY mai or in person. a. tle oiicr oi
THE PEABODY MEDICAL 1NSTITt tt.
No. 4 BuIhrch ~. Bost0B. Mas. o. whom ai
orders for books of letters Tor ADVICE s.1ould -
directed as Gb8se
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

So you want 20 know where ne fies
come from. do you. Lucullus2 Wei.
the cyclone makes the house ct. the
blacksmith makes the Gre fy. the car
penter' makes the saw ay. the driver
makes she horse fy. the grocer makes
the sand ~. She boarier makes tha but-
ter Gv. and II that t. nos enough f5r
you yos will have - pursue your tuturs
studies ia entomology st17e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
KEYHoLE CHANCES.
Ssscs AZ Ens Goings-Oa u Sccisry
S2d FcAEcA
q PAR s-zsls osze~ss-A Dstrsls Czrf ysls
LIS ts@es11s Fr-aae.s-ks1ps t-s
go D4assEs -
4Fph0ELsz-

Nhc'I be = eass4 nos4dlgs7 Some
a. -l4sEl 1D1 lt j. very c0l1 t4Y for
sEeI. even in these s~e4seFiHg days u
sosy JuEe to O. garee - them ind Is
warm A teaching Erio migEt aavs
besn s-Eg Il ou- III friend. Queen
kzEOl2nis I'D sslned ex -Cueea Isabella
q EeF recent visit - Qzeen Victoria
fog can picture their poFtly naiesties
trslllug the midsummer madrigal the
royal Hamlet CO.. aosed ani w4rbled:
'-Oi that thls - TO solid hesh
would asi.| SD pala leaf accom-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

Niagara ekman-And What does
yonr tfrscs thiukof the FaIisi
Dnk- of Connausht IL mighty
aae. your Hehn-ss. bat you cannot
.1psct ere who is used 20 Ioudoa fozs
G. b. enthusiastic over a biz Of mossturs
Ike chat
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

FoRr WAYNE. Ind-. Tnne - -GeorTs
Coed ard Herbert Law. emploves ot tas
Port Wayne Electric Cempaay- were -
a boat ssratehiug a llne over IRE 81
Jessrh river Tses5ar TIE foat SO
swept ever dan. coed was arowaeL
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

The r.. .. II. q u. Railway VII
make suEia fare for roand trip - All
points on tne'r line. siso - Canad an
points west ~ and nc.u1ing Toronto
and NaEara fsls Ticket good gong
salv 3 sl1 tana return tte 5ta. Tickets
- Milwaukee VII be good for retulu
Fnfvf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
THE CONFERENCE ENDS.
pAu.lHsaIcim CONCLUDE THEIR WORK IN
WASHINGTON At NOON.
TAey Pay Their Respects to the Prcsi-
dsnt-sscretary Blaine Invites
- Them to visit the south.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The PAN
American conference adjourned sine die At
noon to-day.
Previous 70 the announcement Of ad-
Iou urnment Secretary BlaineI addressed the
boiy, complimenting the members upon
ne work accomplished by the conference
and on behalf of President Harrison
invltsd the members Of the conference
ooeore they shall leave for their homes to
acccpt the hospitality Of the United States
- visit TO the Southern section Of the
Union similar TO the one they made 20 the
Eastern and Western sections.
Amer the adjournment the members Of
the conference took carriages to executive
mansion 10 pay their respects to the pres
adent.
The delegates were received w tho presi-
dent In the East room shortly after noon,
each of them being introduced to him per-
sonally by Secretary Blaine. Tho presi-
dent then addressed the delegates briefly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
A Happy Womnn.

Allow me to express my appreciation ofC.U
Hoke's Electric Mcdicated supporters. For four
years suffered with sick headache, pain In the
back, dizziness and faintng spells frequently.
The pains were at certain periods so severe that
II was with the greatest difficulty that convul.
elons were prevented. I was In misery all the
time, and life actually seemed a burden, as phy-
eicians had told me- could never be cured.
Ny husband employed the best physicians,
but with all his outlay OF money
for medical attendance I continually grew
worse until September %, of this year,
when tn the midst OF one OF my most severe
attacks and In almost utter despair, I. In an
swer to the advice of my husband, commenced
wearing one Of your abdominal supporters. In
one week the pains wero entirely gone,and from
that day TO this feel like a different woman,
am we'll and able TO attend to my household
affairs, and ! actually would not take twenty
times the amount paid for II II could not get
another. ! with take pleasure In telling any
who may be a sufferer all the circumstances II
called upon, and you are at liberty to send such
70 my residence at any timo.
The address Of this lady will be given TO any
sufferer or sufferers friend who will call on Z.
u. Hoke.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
CURED IN THREE DAYS.
The Marvellous Eject OF Hoke's Electric
Rs.lt ON N Oh rouic Sufl p.ar.


Harry Edward Fitzgerald, OF 5l4 Woodward
street, who Is q watchman at No cotton mill,
Bays that his wife has been sufferer from rheu-
matism for twelve long weeks. 50 intense was
her pain that she was unable 10 I'M hand or
foot, and II caused her excruciating agony to
even move her head. She had to be raised ON
and of her bed In n sheet, as the slightest touch
on her body increased her pain ten fold. on
the 9th OF the present month Mr.. Fitzgerald
purchased ohe OF q. u. Hokes Electric Medica-
ted Belts, which he applied TO his suffering
wife, and the effect was indeed electrical. In
three days Mrs. Fitzgerald was able to leave
her bed and move about with ease and freedom
and without the slightest pain. Yesterday
she was out of doors visiting the neighbors. 81
cried for very Joy" concluded Mr.. Fitzgerald,
" when j came home from my work to-day
and saw my wife come to meet me. cannot
express my thankfulness for the marvellous
restoration OF my wifo's' health and bodily
strength through the use OF the Hoke BELT"
Z. U. Hokc inventor viii be at Hers Fur
niture store, 3i3 North Queen street. every
Wednesday and Saturday. aprI7-3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19

The commissioners have awarded the
contract for the collection OF the state and
county taxes for 1890 for the city. Il. F.
Hastings will collect the west wards and
]. b. Samson the east wards.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
A Il REISTos.

A RElsrs.
A CARLOAD OF BIG BARGAINS
WILL BE IN TODAY.
This In connection with the serving. gratis
OF y cup OF Blookers Dutch Cocoa To every.
body VIII be Il gala day-Saturday. Come one
com come NIL The Invitation Is gladly extended.
Test It's merits, and he convinced that it has no
equal. IL is SO easily prepared, and goes much
farther than any other cocoa on the market. IL
Is free from oil and anti-dyspcptic.
CANNED GOODS
Th Three cans cans Met Me,ehsls ,,,l Corn, Fancy, 25c.
Three cans New Cherries. 25c.
-Four cans New Strawberries, BE
-Four cans New Black berries, 25c.
Three cans New Apples, &c
Four cans Fancy New Corn, every can guar
Two cans Fine French Peas, 25c
Three cans Fine Marrowfat Peas 25c.
Three cans New whortioberries, 25c
Two cans New Raspberries Dc
one large can California Egg Plums 2sc
One large can Golden Drop Piums, Sc
one large can Fancy Apricots' Sc.
dozen. - " ~
=, one large can Yellow Pared Peaches, i5c
si.bO per dozen.
Two pounds Sliced New Pared Peaches osc
or rive pounds Sliced New IMPAIRED Peaches.
One pound New Pitted Cherries. Isc.
one pound Fine New Pared Haif Peaches %.
One pound Good New Pared Half Peachcs IL IL
Two pounds IMPAIRED Fancy Haif Peaches lsc
Three pounds Apricots, Very Fine, 2Jc
Three cans Fine Large Prunes, 25c
Five pounds Good Prunes 2Ic
90 one pound Large Silver prunes, 20 TO pound,
2Oc IA pound.
Two pounds Fine Golden Egg Plums, e5c,
Three pounds Eyaporated Apples, 25c
-Four pounds Dates De.
ono pound Fine Bartlett Pears, l5c.
We have big line Of Fancy Dried Fruits be-
sides. - barrels OF Dried Corn. Think OF il
20 barrels OF Dried Corn at pounds FOR 25c, or
5ca pound. This Is the biggest bargain ever
offered. -
MEATS AND FISH Picnic Hams, DC; sum
mer BOLOGNA, &c: Dried Beef, I0c; Knuckle
Beef l5c; breakfast Bacon, l2lSc; homeless
Hams, he; Fine Maekerel, o for 2jc Large No
!, bc Deep Sea BlOaters, zoe; Herring, MS
2oc White Fish, &c "a pound.
headquarters for Wall Brushes, Caustic Soda
and Seed Onions.
FOR RENT-lhree rooms on second floor
store building. Call soon. One two-story brick
house on Coral street Rent, So Lose no time
just vacated for good reasons.
REST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
CORNER WEST KING AND PRifCE STS,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19

TyRAND LUNCH THIS EVENING AT THE
VI Rausing House, Cor. OF Chestnut and
Christian streets, opposite the Pcnn'a depot.
ltde II. RANAIN0. rrOprietOr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19

The temperature was at the ice.forming
point last night. Kettles of water In ex-
posed places were frozen over, tho ice be-
ing nearly half mn inch thick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
MEN'S
Light Shoes
-FOR-
Comfort and Tender Feet.

MY whole line OF Mems Spring and Summer
Shoes have arrived, and comprise the largest
stock and assortment In this city.
especially call your attention at this time
to my cheaV line OF Light Weight Tip Shoes, in
Lace and Congress, sizes to 10, 81 per pair.
Mems Light Weight Plain Broad Toe Shoes,
Lace ana Congress, sizes TO ii, 20 per pair.
Mems 0ossaIner, Genuine Calfskin Tip Shoes,
IN Lace and Congress, sizes to 0, S2 80 per pair.
Boys to match In As and 4X's.
Mems Gossamer, Genuine Calfskin Plain Mar
row Toe Shoes, In Lace and Congress, sizes s to
Q, q 30 per pair. Boys to match In as and 41Ss.
:, Mems Gossamer, Genuine Calfskin, Plain
TO 10, 81 50 per pair.
or course not much can be claimed dn wear)
for Mans Lightweight Shoe at q per pair, a.
II is generally known That a 81 heavy shoe will
almost outwear two pairs of light ones at the
same price; but they are the shoes for men who
are satisfied with more comfort and less wear.
The 81 80 line is made out Of light, but plump
calfskin, and II is surprising how we'll they
a wear for light shoes they are made with
gore, which is guaranteed for one year; they
are as easy as Hand Sewed Shoes to the feet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
Marriapra.

SHAUB-NIcHoIsoN.-A IL, 1900, by Rev.
y. c. ferkes. at the parsonage, 2I7 South Queen
street, Harry W. Shaub and Elizabeth NJ. Nich-
olson, ail OF Lancaster city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
Annointeti Nn arics.

II. b. Becker, of East Earl, and John II.
Brubalser, of Elizabethtown, have been
appointed notaries public by Governor
Beaver.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
REMovAL
To the Public I!

Having moved my Ice Cream Parlors and
Confec tionery Store from No. 20 to No. 25 North
Queen street ON account OF the public Improve
ments TO be made at No. q, win be pleased 10
see my patrons AT my new store, and serve them
with lee Cream and CONNECTIONS exeelled by
pone In quality ami price.
Thankful for past patronage, by personal at
teniion 10 business, hope 10 receive con-
tlnuanoe OF ia same.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
Reiisr FOUND atIast.

Having been great sufferer from falling OF
the womb for the last 10 years, tried medicine
and other appliances but found no help until
applied one OF G. y. Hoke's Electric Magnetic
Medicated supporters My case was bad one
aud advise all sufferers to use Hoke's Sup
porter. Mrs. ALBERT MILLER, Marsh +. o.,
Chester county, Pa. apl7, d&a2Sw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
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