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The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

Accidents will happen-but not when
Won have some insurance.
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08
I-Ausov CoIo - n fsr1

i LAwsoS. Colo, Fc5. u, 1880.
/ - Va herD ReTredy Co:
- ST - have used brt 50 worth o.
t'sl'd4es- and that for rhcnz atlsIll.
II san trltufnlly sav thas vdur uasIf-
- -2le ne more gool than al ut1cr
-, have ever tried / huve e1-
- Voc sends q dollars Ia trginE 20
So Of rhcpmailim, but ratEIng
- =. y 90 Ele any permanent roct 20
II, ~ sginc u your madeleine Hast Aur-
|, .-ll oe4icve now lint /. he's c-tac ct
| saIIAnent core, frutn tho fact thu. !
~ - 20 attacks as usual during the
alqaths- ANY reference you wish
|s.-.s,.-si, yQl ara az liberty 10 do 50. Re
-! yours ALnx- LAWSON
~ tiosA Payton. writing from New
81 Cosoraao. under date OF Oct. 10,
Your favor received and cou-
r. .o,.r- n reply will say. | an
- ot TIE Gun Wa Herb Remedy
II al-lis AAl an still taking treatment.
- any lnduccmcnt ever offered
r. -. ue 10 change arr both pleased
|t,,.i,s,l,sl - AZ the sueccss so far STAINED
|.,t,-- peTieci health. consider 1 owe
- % me marvellous treatment
d Knoll OF Gunnis5n, Colo. oct 20,
y must say that during the
H.. - -. weeks haye felt better than !
-. 'cs ~, leit Slncc,taklng your medi-
|Ssy '9ngpo il not coated, niy appc
|, ~ tsAaea Improved and my digestion ia
|s',s sg.tes sftes would further say that I
In tsLisle pounds moro than when / be
II SAinE your medicines.
aS'e thousands Of testimonials as
strong as the above.
:
,eoesea9enee Of TIC enormous demand for
------ls Gun Wa Remedies. sn lneorIorateti
>-.ss :. has 1een formed under Stale Laws.
..9-lsaI Esropean specIallst il incdlcine
s-.-sSry mas been employed who gives *
1-ess. eessylr.rloss s-s rnC.r.t.r
~ e.a.ss. only q sDlall sun being elialE-
s. 8 lslaeales. tlaroagh, careful dlagno-
tSAsS1T ~ sa-e may save yoar ne. yet Gusts
Sas ~. taeh caller seen privately.
~ ssSs.t eoa wa HEae FiEMEpiEs vii
E. E. cure female weaAness, rheumatism,
f., e-atne.s. seminal weakness. scro:lIa,
S55-S-@, eostivenp-s, nervous diseases. indi-
- !; loes manhood, skin diseases, its.
T., rs--ile.sla. sore eyes. blood dlFeases. salt
r., H. l@lansss. bronchitls. sexual diseases.
- erupllons. asthma, urinary troubles.
e-ssases. Paralysis. tnmors, heart dis
IjSs; I.es diseases. ieyers, cancers. and ali
-. Young, mlddle-aged and ole
i1S,--A1+-lng H. troin early foliies or cxcesses
- .esLored to health, yIgnr and manhood.
| ~. - 10 l2 a. m; 10 and Z 10 p. y
s--- --.- who eannot call iu person shonld write.
- assured that their c0Iununieallons vii
SSssa s. as saerrdly confidential. Address
SSeeA VA HERB REMEDY COMPANY,
fSSSs ;iss |. leso LAHIMfn STREET, NEAa
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

PRIcKLy Assn BITTERs is a vegetable
compound, pure and reliable. Give it
lrial. it win help you.
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

A Howell. Miss, boy. fourteen years
OF age. has been sentenced t0pfisoh io'
horse stealing,
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

Sulphur and birthstone are on the free
list. So is salvation. Now take your
choice
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

Somebody suggests as an appropriate
title, the Next Worlds Fair
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08
Iadies hIaxe Irisd IL,

Even at seven thousand dollars year Il
Judges life is full OF trials.
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

The English young lady is inclined to
call her beau a bear because he is SO awful
huply
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08
STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, /,

Reciprocity means to do unto others as
YOU would be done up by them.
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

Nip and tuck.-a cocktail and han
sandwich.
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

The Chicago rattan-worlIers have struck.
This does not refer to the city school
ma'afns.
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

When Baby was siclr We gave her casto-ia,
When she was Child, she cried for castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung 20 castoria,
Chen she ha.' Children, she gave them Cassoria,
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08

True lovers are few but not very far be-
The Lamar register., 1890-11-08
Pm SION s.
e. "a MONTH = Bright Young Hen or
SEN @6 Board for . Ladies In each Comfy.
NSe9P. W. ziEGlER, s co, 81 louis, Eo.

v@Es want to buy your CLOTHING, WATCHES.
00 yfyILRY, nrsIcAL GOODS, SHOES, etc.
WHOLESALE PIicks, send for our new catalogue
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When 1T Storms

prruApr Of inferior Rubbers sold under othe
DE w ALL brands. Insstnn Woonsocket Rubbe
Roofs and shoes; They're the hest. Sold evcrywlere
Nsnuiaetnred BY the wQOSsocKET RUBBER co.
PRoviDsScE, III. Send for Catalogue
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sPECIrIc %.



Nh. Geo r. smoots, highly sultlyatsd ana
estlmable lady q Prs6cott Ark. writes under
aate cf. April =, ~: During The summer q
,1o7 my eyes became inaAmed, and my sto.
maeh and live almost hopelsaily disoedersd.
Nothing 40 Agresd with me. took chronic
diarrhDa, and Tor some time my llb w4s de-
SPARED o. By my. Amily. The LEADING physi-
clans Of the country were ocnsulted, and the
medicines administered hy them mover al any
permanent COED, and I fingered 6etWooA lii
and Death, the later being p!essntle 70 The
came diagusted With .physicians and their
medicinss: dropped them Ill and depended
solely ON ewift.s Specific q. Q. ~ . Nv bottles
q which mads ne psfmansntay wsii-weii
MADE HIS LIFE A BURDEN.
have had scrofnla until II made my lie Q
burden. was inexpreesibly miserAbl6. sick,
weak. slooples0, and unhappy; deeiring that
the short time which seemed 70 have been
allotted 70 me on this earth would hastsn 70 an
end. I tried 0octOrk Treatment and medicine,
and travel, but mono Of these did nny good, for
clan, who / Travelled fkf TO re, and 70 whom
paid el50, gave up the case ~ hopeless. ] then
rave up al other medicines, and took only
Swim bpecifc q. @ 81 Four bottles Of that
medicine cured me, and for the past four years
have had - excellent health and am q nee
nom disease ~ anybody living"
z. NRL0ON, Fremont Neb.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
q SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlaraa. Ga.
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The Ruccaneers Of Old

Flaunted the skull and cross bones. their en-
|sign, denantly at the masthead. Your modern
pirate, not on the high seas. but upon the high
Population of standard remedies, pkulks under
various disguises. His hole and ::corner trafnc
has never TO any degree affected Hostetters
stomach Bitters, although that standard In
|vigorant and corrective has long been the shin
Fected. Dheap local bitters com posed: Of 6ery
|nnrectined stimulants, with an Infusion, or ex-
tract possibly Of some tonic bark, are still
|Dometimes recommended ~ Identical with, or
eimilar 70, or possessing virtues kindred TO
ehose OF Americas chosen medicine. These per.
sh speedily, while the great subduer and pre-
Overcoming malaria, dyspepsia, nervousness,
Kidney troubles stipation and rheumatic
eilments, not only On this, but on many conti-
hents. marlltol6
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pslses sf gsshisa.
PAlzos . 'A'''O'.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
lis AND III \. QUEER q.


NEW SPRING HOSIERY.
The best line Of Ladies' and
Children's Fast Black Hose
ever shown in this city.
Children's Black Ribbed
Hose, all sizes, at &c . pair.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Hose at Ioc q pair.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Hose, extra heavy at raKc a
pair.
The best line Of Children's
Imported Fast Black Ribbed
Hose, full regular made, at asc
a pair; any size S to 8.
Boys extra heavy Ribbed
Fast Black Hose, full regular
made, at asc; size ~ to oK.
Ladies' Fast Black Ribbed
Hose, 10 and raKc; Fast Black.
full regular made. as. 81 so
and 7sc.
Ladies mode, tan browns
and states, full regular made,
at asc a pair; extra fine grade
at 2oc.
Ladies Fancy Striped Hose,
IS, 81. 50 and 7sc.
Isle UNDERWEAR.
Ladies fine Lisle Vests, silk
stitched neck and sleeves, at 10
cents.
Finer quality, Cream Lisle,
silk crochet neck and sleeves,
at r2Hc.
Extra fine Lisle at asc; col
ored silk crochet neck and
sleeves.
Ladies medium heavy Ribbed
Vests, long sleeves and high
neck, at 2sc.
Medium heavy Isle Ribbed
Vests. high neck and long
sleeves. at 3oc.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
The best and largest assort-
ment Of Ladies' Colored Bor-
dered and Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs ever shown by US.
New neat Patterns at /. and
&C apiece.
Finer quality new Borders,
at SC.
Revered and Drawn Lawn
Handkerchiefs at SC.
Elegant quality Embroidered
Handkerchiefs at I2X and 2sc.
Tomorrow we open a new
line Of LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR at Bargain
Prices.
Come and see them |! The
prices will be astonishingly low.
All new goods at less than
manufacturers prices.
Do not miss any Of our many
Bargains.
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AsauTAI NAN KILLED.


I1I0 000 00Ot MIN AWhCOe 0s10 Az AmSsAO
Daughtsr Chopped Ms Head.
J. H. Burchneld, known 70 b dssper-
ata character. who several yoarD ago at-
tsmpted to murder Major w. p. Coupe, .
we'll known man, IVES killed at Lady Lake,
ON the Florida Southern railroad, on 6atur-
day. Burchaeld tried 70 get his son 70 20
with him to oxford, . town . few miles
81. but the son did mot want n 60, and
the mother put in plea In his
fAvor. This angered She father. In the
mean time the boy got on horse and went
down into the field. Soon afterward he
was followed by Burchfield, who, going up
TO the lad, knocked him from the hOrso
and then laid the lash on bis back merci-
lessly until both had reached the house.
The mother came out and asked that mercy
be given her son. ..urchfleld then picked
|up . guu, and, levelling Il at his wife, was
about 70 pull the trigger, when the son
whipped out from his pocket pistol and
shot the father dead, putting two balls In
|his body. While the man lay dying on
the floor his little daughter picked up an
|axs and chopped her father In the head
Twice, saying, "Me hit bad dad"
The mans treatment Of his fhmily had
been uniformly brutal. No arrests have
|been mado.
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DHyLADEl.PHIA 4 READIN0 RAIl1nOAA
: READING 4 COLUMBIA Drvmlom.

AGADINO COLUAblA UlVIUIOWs N
leave Lanea:tsr (Kins sissssl, = lo,iovs.
asys io 8. M. isss. 5. ,. M; sssdss: 80
"a Gs : fs';sS:,Ss,: g! ssnSsA. =, .s:s ( Gsys ~ -
IL < New S;i so Yoss VI R fhiisds;lpa,a, ws.s Aavs
% RI s:H w Sas e eis p n A,,.a.sw., vsss aays
~ xilsascxn, ws.k aAys. ,D = y, -
~ fosssyiiis. S.sE 4 =; DAYS. ,spA m. ~ ;. =.
- K:s::!s. e =: 3 y S:.s s.y. 3, 70 = I : n. ia~sa|
!. % g n.TSi.sSS:I; .sSgII; - ~ d.ys no : - n
.cs 81 Sn;sss11 e.; ssss1s, ss ;;e sss' 4. - : ~ -
TRAINS FOR IANcAsrrR
Ieavs Reading, week days !:3a liz = -
''c s!ess e. ih,sS:iShs T. = Ssss & sas!. S z "a ~
N. gsss. ~ S:x y FORK Va ,ph,a, wsss go
s .svs % Rev K vis IL. Aisnsovn, 1iisn ws.k Aavs
I1svs Aisatcwn. wssk days. sss .. M, sa
Lssvs Possvilis. weak days. ~ . ~ -
Leave Lebanon. vssk dAy4 nm = -, -
L1sys Harisbirs. wssk days. - q -; o1Bf
u t1:ss 6asrryy.ns. week days, ~ 10 : -
'a' s'1csIE xFIxagic g? 4 cSii SciirY DIVISION.
III as0s os,b bRssssc:s,PSS' esl:e: vPSs CHESTNUT sssss @
X Tos Xtsnus Gty. week aays, syugsE
90 Z. N. and 600 p M; Aec6Ims1 k161[
70 .. Y. and GO p "a: eundeyt Ex
200 . M. Aocommodauon, 80 - =
Esi..n.n4s e l:sys y Al. As..ays c..y. - 60
EsP.sS ;@ g. = n; ma ssS s Z p = -.
ExpreM, p. m. Accommodation. - 8 ~.
6sisilsd Hms tables can b. ossainsa = slslos
"A. MCLEOD, CO. HANCOCK.
viss Fsss : DEM M'n. 0sai fsSS ~
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Clothtnn
SMALL IN sIZEi
FINE IN QUALITY
LARGE IN QUANTITY |

Our Chlldren's and Boys Suits are
best illustrated by the above three lines.
The sises are all here In Knee-Pants and
Long Pant Suits. The qualities are In.
Vulnerable, from the cheapest to the
finest. We can show you anything you
may wish, and win bs pleased to do 10
any time you may call. The PRICES
are such a. ONLY Hirsh d Bro. can
quote. They range In
Children's Knee Pant suits from 81 90
to 500. Boys Long-Pant Suits, from
$3.50 TO $1,000. Youths Long-Pant
Suits from $3.50 to $500.
We Invite Your Personal Inspection.
The SPRING STYLES In our MER-
CHANT TAILORING DEPART.
MENT, Of which few are In our North
Queen street windows, can and and will
please the most particular. Take q peep
ct those:three windows.
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We c,aution Ali Arsinst Tbem,

We Naution All Against Thorn.
The unprecedented success and merit Of Ely's
Cream Balm-a real cure for catarrb, hay fever
IND cold in the hcad--has induced many ad-
TOT -ce catarrh medicines bearing
|ome reserht t.,ce In appearance, style or name
hpon thx- 4ket, In order to trade upon the
|eputation Of Ely's Cream Balm. Don't be de-
(elved. Buy only Ely's Cream Balm. Many IN
POUR Immediate locality will testify In highest
OF It. A particle 10 applied into
|ach nostril no pain; agreeable to uSe. Price
n NANta
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Carriages.
garrtasss.
CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER
%. q, 6 as MARKET STREET, Raar Of the
SoatofYicel LANCASTER PA

fOstOmcel LANCA6TER, Pa
All the latest styles in Buggies. Family Car
rtaxes Phetons,' Surreys, Cabriolet, ,Phetons,
buck boards, Trotting Wagons, Station Wagons,
Market Wagons, ETC., now ready ior the spring
Trade.
A fne line Of Secondhand Work.
Now is the time TO order for Spring. Strictly
drst-class work and all work fully guaranteed
~ prices are the lowest In the county Ter the
6ame quality Of work. Give me . call and sx-
Smine my work.
Repainting and Repairing promptly A.
- TO and done In d!stclass manner. Que
~ vogkmen especially employed nus that
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BLACK ST0CKINETTE JACKETS

Before buying see Fahnestocks Black, ArWool
Stockinette Jackets at $aSo which 81 under price
Also full line Of better qualities in both Black and
Colors up to S. Misses Jackets in IL, III I6 and I8
year sizes. Open to-day one lot Of Black AllWool
Henrietta as inches wide both in Jet and Blue Blacks
at 7sc yard real 81 quality.
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Blood Poison

sFor yeass q Irregular intervals IN al -
s0ns, I suGered the intoleFabls burning ano
ltching a blood pcisoning by ivy. n wonld
bss.k ont o. ny legA u nI tnro.s nna eyes.
6Ieoa pufi1ss Win no shouGht q q oa spe.
s;ss 10y e II RS|ssSS,s s"s sss " c2i az
trosbiisS No . mach ikas ceald nes turn NJ
heeA ar0ond, nor stoop Cyes. Aoo1S eonnga.
6sgs blood pufinsr." DANIEL RaADs Kanaas
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A Word Of Caution.

Railroad men, mechanics, commercial trav-
slers, base bailists, farmers and Others who labor
but Of doors, are peculiarly liable TO accident
I'd injury. 7homas Eclecfrfc oil for bruises,
burns bites and sprains, IL one OF the finest ap-
Plications yet devised For sale by W. 7. Hoch.
. ~ and ls8 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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An tbs ~ nsoshs IN which 70 pursfy your
baooA, ~ q - oghee ssason acss The systsm .
naeA neea thsasa a . reliable ns1ie!ns liks
coaA wineeR, - MOOD bssoanes thln anl inpus1,
tho bo1y bo6onoo Wook 80 t1re1, an1 appetite
~ ~ losl nood's eassapafillA y pssaliasiy
adApte1 - partly and enrlsA thebSood, oefsaeo
. sod appstlts go - ovResos thas tissd ~
popularity every yoar. 6nr it = the ldeal
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Eupepsy.

This Is what youlo ought TO have, in fact, you
hust have 1t, to fully enjoy fife. Thousands are
|earching for II daily, and mourning because
eey md II not Th0mssndS Is upon tn0nsana, nc 10 o.
Iope that they may::Rttain this boon. And yet
J may be had by all We guarantee that Elec.
fic Bitters, IL used according to directions and
he use persisted in, will bring you Good Diges-
Ion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and install
Instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bit
Srs for Dyspepsia, and all diseases OF Liver
jtOmach and Kidneys. Sold at Soc and 81 per
bottle by II. b. Cochran, druggist, l37 and lao
forth Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. ~
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nooa's eAraparillA II prepared fron oaFsApa
silla, Dan1eliun, Mandrake. Dock, JunipsR Bees
fiss. and all othesskinds Of vegstAbls re0edlee,
me4icinal value 0e each. II Will cure. when II
~ power u medicine, scrofulA, sAlt sheums
eugss, bolls, plmples, AL humcrs, Gyspepg1A III.
lcqeoesss slck hsa1ache,. iud(gee0oa, l4eeeel
qumplaints. II 0vurcomes that oxtsou1o tlreo
leeling ceused BY changs q Cllnaees eeaem e
li1es end impartS lios end stsonoth 70 the wncee
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All Admire q Handsome Faoe.

AL Admire Handsome Faoe.
A pure, clear skin will make any lace hand
Ome. Manifestly anything which STRENGTHENS
nd enriches the blood win directly AFFECT the
Ehole person. All eruptions Of the akin disap-
3sar when Burdock Blood Biters are employed.
they are o vegetable remedy OF inestimable
alue For sale by W. T. Hoch, lS7 and lo
forth Queen street. Lancaster.
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Mothersi MothcrsI Mothers ~
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
kouS rest by . sick child suffering and crying
nth the excruciating pain OF cutting teethf II
o. 10 at once and get bottle Of MRS. WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
Ihs poor little sufferer immediately-depe
pom IL; there 10 NO mistake about It There u
Rot mother ON earth who has ever used II,
- the bowels, and give rest TO the mother, and
|olicf and health To the child, operating like
naxic II II perfectly safe TO use In all cases and
kleasant 10 the taste, and Ii the prescription Ol
- Of the Oldest and best female physicians and
Sursss In the United States. Sold everywhere.
: eents q bottle. tune26lydAW
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This age presents the greatest boon,
Salvation Oil; 1t cures 20 soon.
When Christmas came with Its good cheer.
: a fnn, and Its mery-making, we used TO depre-
bate It's colds, but that was long ago, before the
bays Of DE-! Bulls Cough Syrup. Now IL 10 very
|iifkerent, A new era has dawned on us, and
kreet and small, little and tail, merry men all.
sr5 happy,
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,aper, but 1t saved her life. She was in the last
tages Of consumption, told BY ,physiclans that
ime she weighed less than seventy pounds.
6n piece of Wrapping paper she read OF DIR.
kinS New Discovery, and got sample bottle;
Hex more, bought another and grew better &st,
Z 6inued It's use and 10 now strong healthy,
R,iSp. psend stamp 70 " H. Cole bpuEaiss
.fort Smith, Trial bottles OF this wonderful
biscovery Free at II. b, COchran's drugstore,
81 and l3s North Queen street, Lancaster, PA.
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%psrtal 4nttre4.
Postmaster sam'l A. Hewitt,

POstmaster SAm'I 4. HewItt,
pf Monterey Mich. delivers himself In this
Wise EerI tids, burns, sore throat and rheu-
'natism. twjX,4IS Fciecfr}c on cannot be beaten.
say keebA Cp 70 the standard, and ~ Will .at.
oon," For s,sfs hY w. 4. Ho:h, ISL and I&
North @ ueen street. Lancaster,
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Thunder 1t Down the Ages,
that for lameness, for rheumatism, for aches,
br pains and for sprains Dr.. 1homds Eclectrtc
BIZ II o positive and reliable remedy. DR..
tA0nsas Eciectts OIL can be purchased Of any
'rugglst. For sale by W. T. Hoch, 1877 and 10
HOrth Queen street, Lancaster.
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Can't Say Enough.

cannot speak too highly Of Burdock Blood
Buffers they have been y great blessing 70 me.
tured me OF biliousness and dyspepsl.. from
khieh had suffered for years." Mr.. j. Marsh,
eank OF Toronto, Ont. For sale by w. 7. Hoch,
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

so,d By all druggists. q /; six sur q Prspars
only By c. I. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mon.
lM DOeES ONE DOLLAR Q)
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R6ckIen,s Arnico saIve.

Bhcklen's Arnica Halve.
TEE BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Dores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
bhapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
kin Eruptions, and positively cures piles, or
20 pay required. II 70 guaranteed 70 give per.
bot satisfAction, Or money refunded. Price 3
6ruggist, Nos. 10 and lSo North Queen street,
lancaster, Pa. 1une27-lyd
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Honesty the Best Policy.
In advertising medicine Il is best to be hon.
ct deception will never do the people won't
tand Il. Let the truth be known that Burdock
5to0d Bitfsrs cures scrofu,a, and all eruptions
q the skin. This medicine is sold everywhere
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The Dextrine Duty,


Editor of New York Evening Post
In these days of protectionists' outcries
it is interesting to note the appearance
before the senate committee recently of
gentleman from Boston asking that a
.Szty OF three cents per pound (equiva-
lent to 1870 per cent. of it's cost shall be
put on imported potato dextrine, when
there is not a single pound of this dex-
trine manufactured in this country.
Whom does he desire to protect? Per-
haps future investment of this pet pro-
tectionist as opposed to the interests Of
the thousands of textile, paper and other
manufacturers who are using this raw
material in finishing their product.
Though the domestic manufacturers
are making dextrine here from basis
of corn starch at less than half the cost
Of potato, yet the imported article is pre-
ferred, and they are unable to compete.
The gentleman from Boston omits to
state that dextrine is largely used as a
substitute for glue, which is at present
protected by a 20 per cent. duty, whereas
dextrine already pays 20 per cent. His
statement that deXtrine is only u substi-
tute for starch is therefore incorrect.
Foreign potato starch is taxed 2 cents
per pound, which amounts to almost 10C
per cent. Nine-tenths of the domestic
product is made by small factories in the
New England and New York states, and
is almost all controlled by one Boston
house, which makes cash advances, with
good profit to itself, as against the inter
est of the many manufacturers who con
sumo this article. A protection of 80
per cent. should be ample to enable this
infant industry to compete with the bet
ter grade foreign articles and give the
manufacturers raw material at a price
which will afford them a chance to com
pete with imported textiles and fabrics.
We think it about time that the Amer
lean people should cease protecting one
Or two favored individuals and monop-
olies as against the many manufacturers
who would be enabled by cheaper raw
material to compete in the worlds mar.
ket, and increase our home industries
and wealth. JUSTICE.