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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Mnrrlnd mud NInrdernd.

RICHMOND, KY, Sept. 9.-Married
and murdered, both within six hours,
was the fate Of Ballard Bronston Late
yesterday afternoon Broneton was mar.
ried TO his divorced wife, and a few
hours later he was shot down by Gilbert
Maupin, his brother.in-law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
MASKED RoRREAs
Hold Up - Train, TerrorIss the Express
Messenger, Empty the safe aud Then
Esoaps 10 tho Weeds.

Escape 10 tho Weods'
MonmE, Ala, Sept a,-Another
train has been robbed The Louisyille
and Nashville "GannOn ball" train,
northbound, was held up yesterday near
Pensacola junction, forty miles above
Mobile, by masked robbers, The ban
dts entered tho express car and COM
PEELED the messenger 10 turn over the con.
tents OF hia safe, After having secured
the yaluablea, the robbers escaped 20 the
woods.
The First News of the nnbbery
received In Mobile by the railway Off
oials was very meagre, The train was
held up about mile above Pensacola
junction, and the people there knew
very little Of what had occurred, for tho
train was delayed seven minutes only,
and there was not much chance Of their
learning what had occurred. A careful
estimate Of the express officials shows
that only a few OF the packages In the
safe in the car were taken, The loss 10
not over 81 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

CHICAGO, Sept, 9,--The Ajax Forge
companys works, corner Blue Island
and Hoyne avenues, were destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon, Loss, SEQ, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

FT. WAYNE, IND, Sept. 3.--llon, o.
"A, o, Mcclellan, Of Auburn, was
renominatod FOR congress by the
Democratic convention of the Twelfth
district, held at In Grage yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

The Players League.
NnuNtNa aAupa

Az Philadelphia ms
Plttsburg, 90 809l -
Philadelphia o 0 0 90 l. Q
Battorcs--Maul and Quinn, Hustled and
Cross
AZ New York New York, Z; Buffalo, D.
Az BOSTON Boston, II, Cleveland, z
Al Brooklyn Brooklyn, Il Chicago, N,
AFTERNOON GAMEs
Al Philadelphia nus
plt,sDurg",..0 EEL 000 ~ 4 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mllllgani staloy
and Quinn,
Az Boston Boston, II; Cleveland, ..
Az brooklyn Brooklyn 4 Chicago, O.
Al New York New York, 10, buffalo, Z, game
called NJ end OF eighth inning darkness.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
The National League.
MORNING GAMES,

The National League.
MORNING GAMES,
AZ brooklyn RHH
Plttsbnrg 100 o o 0 0 0 0 0 ~ .
Brooklyn o 0 0 10 10 .
BOtteries-B Baker and Wilsoni Caruthors,
Az Philadelphia Philadelphia, q Cinoln-
natl, |.
Az Boston Chicago, q Boston, A.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Brookiyn,","O OlOOO 300 l-si 0
Allegheny. .,l o 0 1 20 o "a 8 Q
Batteries Anderson and Dockorj Loyctt
and DAILY
Brooklyn, 81 Allegheny, 4 third ghmo.
AZ BostQn- Boston, II; Chicago, 10.
NATL Y,
AZ New York-New York, Il oleVcland,0 O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
WEST VIRolNIAIs RAILROADS.

Thepc Arc over 1, 600 Miles OF Tbcm and
Are valued at s1Eo97, 7OO.O1.
WHEELING, Sept. 9,-The valuation Of
railroad property in West Virginia,
given by the board Of public works, has
been completed, and the result is here
published II shows that there are
thirty-one railroads in the state, valued
at $17 1887, ,708.81. The average valuation
per mile is about $1,000, and there are
over 81 900 miles Of road in the state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
RIVERS RISING RAPIDLY,

Several Persons Have neon Drowned by q
FreRhct Near Vienna.
vienna, Sept, 9,-The Danube, the
Inn, the Ada aud the Upper Rhine are
rising rapidly and the unusual height OF
the floods threatens great damage.
Several persons have been drowned by q
freshot 1T Klosterncburg, near here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
RETueMs FRoM YEeMoNT.

Ihr NrnuhlIcnn Nnto NUrY IIght nnd Tho
Ticket Cut,
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept. 3.
The returns thus FAR received indicate
not only that the Republican vote is
very light. hut that the ticket has been
cut The decrease IN the Democratic
vote g. not nearly as large correspond
ingly this yeurNs that in the Republican
vote. The Prohibition vote is about the
game ag llt ytur.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

LONDON, Sept. 9.-The night work.
men Of the Plymouth Merthyr colliery
have gone on strike, The action affects
1 100 einplOyeg.
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THEY CUT THE ROPE.

A Town Almost Totally Destroyed by
Lncendiariea.
Iowa CITY, a., Sept 9.-Fire Sunday
night almost totally destroyed the town
Of Oxford, west Of this city. Nearly
all the business part and many private
residences were burned, The postofiloe,
the bank and many other buildings
were destroyed. The fire was undoubt-
edly Of incendiary origin. The fire bell
rope was cut. The loss is variously esti-
mated at from S25, 900 to $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

In the house yesterday Mr.. Cooper, OF
Indiana, offered u resolution discharging
Representative Snyser, Of Ohio, from
duty ON the Raum investigating COM
mittee on the ground that Mr., SmyseA
owns stock in Raum's refrigerator en-
terprise, which plays 30 prominent O
part IN the investigation. At Mr.,
smyser's request he was relieved FROM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-16
Electric Railway Poles.

Our foreign friends from New York or
clsew here, who have received from the
city the privilege of the exclusive use
of many of its streets for an electric rail-.
way, seem to le taking tho usual ad'
vantage of municipal carelesness.
Their grant was for the erection Of poles
upon the sidewalks, and II was
made practically free. What they
promised was the erection Of hut
three or four poles to the block, aud
line ones In the centre. What they
have performed has been the erection Of
dozen or more poles 10 the square, all
Of wood aud tilted toward the houses so
~ 10 take possession practically Of
several feet Of the sidewalk. They say
their wires will straighten them when
they get on the poles but their say ID
shown 10 ie very shaky In its veracity
and careful councils would do well Ia
put no reliance on II at all. Tho poles
are hibiscus Disagreement and n great
cncumbrancc upon the street that should
be- abated as soon M possible.
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Translatlnx I,ax son.


The suggestion Of Chief Justice Pax
pn, Tor the Republican nomination for
oternor, has bceh revived by some
ogY0ns anxious 10 secure harmony In
& - party aud get away gracefully from
1Jamater. II ID not very clear how the
GgestIon Of the chief Justice IL going 10
4pend the situation, tho whole trouble
~ which 10 the candidacy Of Delamater
1od the fact that he has the delegates
ed Quay. A man with tho delegates
= not usually easily persuaded 10 step
3own or readily convinced that he
VII be beaten II nominated and Mr.
SQuay has u particularly strong objec-
Non 10 being blnifed.
The nominatian OF Chief Justice Pax
h se13p, II II could be accomplished, would
~ good one, and not the least
'pf tts recommendations would bc
the fnct that the chief justice
might surrender his present station
Il Without amy serious damage To the public
4tpter0sts, ~ we do not understand that
& ~ h more than " fair to middlingn ~ "A
5ndge. He has a strong affinity for
political life and would DO more com
1 Seetable ~ governor than M chief justice.
I - hns slipped the sweets OF the one place
I'D n ready To dip Into another flower.
y would have an opportunity to make
De governors Office illustrlous In its
Dospitality and mahogany, ana would
olisvs u from tho sombre dryness IN
EWhtch u has Of late years been shriveied
w good part Of the duty OF the governor
f Pennsylvania is 10 make good mp
carapce, ~ there In little else that Il,
& = permitted or permits himself To make
nd the chief justice would MI the bill
y this regard.
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THg bill now before Congress- for tho
reservation and protection Of forest lands
on tho pnblic domain provides that The un-
surveyed public lands embracing natural
forests, or which nrs less valuable for
agriculture than for forest purposes, shall
be Withdrawn from survey, salo or dis
posai, nor shalt any timber bs cut or re-
moved from the lands except for the actual
needs of persons upon tbem engaged In
carrying out the purpose Of tho act.
The president shall, on request OF tho sec
retary Of the interior and tho commission
TO be appointed. designate u portion OF the
military forces 10 guard tho lands reserved
and tho timber from fire aud then.
The president shall appoint three per-
sons possessed Of u knowledge OF the
needs and usss of forests, who shall con
sion and hold oiiico until the net IL super
seeded by an act providing for tho pcr,na
nent administration OF the forests.
Tho duties Of tho commissioners shall be
10 personally examine tho lands, ~ nm Ia
determine what ought 10 DO permanently y
kept IN forest, and Ia keep themselves con
stRntiy informed An 10 their condition, and
on tho opening of the second session OF thl.
Congress, 10 present their report Cor trans.
mission 10 Congress, stating In full u plan
for tho proper management Of tho forests
Tho said commissioners shall aach re
ceive u SALARY Of three thousand dollars pcI
aDnum. and shall DO paid their necessary
travelling expenses shall be provided
with MI Office IN tho department Of the In
terior and be authorized 10 employ clerk
AT the rate of 300 year.
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The weather bureau had better begin
no hustle, for II has y lively rival in Mr..
Heat Axe, tho big nacdicine man VI tho
: AoshOue Indians. Mr.. Axe ID out with
startling weather bulletin. lie says
ha& whereas tho villAinous pale faces
'ihve confined the noble red men Of his
<1i1be, numbering some two thousand
ouls, 70 . miserable reservation of two
fnilIi0u ACRES, the whites are 10 be visited
& <tith rotribution Ia the shape OF gignn-
Ia Hood. The exercIsea will begin In July,
md reserved seats can b. had IN the
Wind River mountains, which will cs'
Z 2ape the food. Mr.. Axe II very
81 Dig medicine IN his tribe, and
his remarks have excited NO much
Interest that without waiting To
hear from Sergeant Dunn or ths WASH
4 1ngton weather prophets runners hnve
been sent 10 the Crows, Cheyennes and
s elOux 10 warn them 10 make tracks ut
once Tor the Wind River mountains.
N. Meat Axe has elaborated the details
~ bis prophecy with care for personal
{ oomfort that might well bc Initiated by
Sths weather bureau. ForseeiDg that
chr drowning of the whites would
Involve the destruction of great deal
Z os game, he has provided that M the
waters reccde the deer. antelope and
besr will revive by new and improved
! naethod Of his own invention. Mr.. Axo
6ces not approve Of half breeds aud they
aIe 10 be excluded from the grand stand
10 the Wind River mountains. II will
4 ~ Interesting 10 watch tho development
~ the plot OF Mr.. Meat Axe. II
y mot very long since medicine man u
ths Sioux almost brought ON an Indian
|fSwAs by making water boil without fire,
md thereby convincing Ills people that
& ~ was "big medicine" aud could wipe
( nut the whites whenever he felt 10 dis
p0sed. lie died disastrousIy before his
plans were complete, having In mn evil
( moment declared himself bullet proof
a HDs water boiling was accomplished by
\ the agency OF a box Of seidlitz powders
X Just what Mr.. Meat Axe may have In
1nipd u satisfy the crowds Of savages he
( y trying 10 gather In the mountains is a
>nyateyy, but II evidently bodies no good
~ the whites, and the troops out there
Mould watch the dolngs Of the red men
Spuder the guidance OF the shoshone
Weather prophet. Meat Axe is an
on,inous name Tor savage leader.
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1890

vNRopOsAtA Will, mn nEcrIyEn ro,,
M ,n,,rh ,ont Am.r,o., taat ~ ~, ~, ~, ~.
NAV reaniI. ~ nrii i lam ''" W NV wy
propusnis viii he r..eIvca C,r .u.h s,.,,.l
castinrs as may bo reuulred I'm ihe Watsr ne
m. r,"srt rf ,ma ,,1, ~. W. ,, ~, u'o a', ~
lngs To be bid ir pcr nonnd To- consist T of rn,r
sis cIoht IAN tw.I y. M .,.,,, ~ |, ,nn, n. w. u,,
brnnches ma saunc s,~. ~ ~ n,s ,nn. ,a u'aN
sion covers and bids for costin@s "',,., i"n,,,d.
nntierns ' ''' '""'A' """' '"''""'
pronosals will ma vecoiy.a IN, M ,a,, s,..a,
ston Valves trnnr NJ nj,ut ,., ara '., ,n
valyesi ns the civ Mn ~ rco"i,c y" MI 's,,
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~ a,,salsss's.
rm,IApnlra,A. wednesday. ApsiI 10. II

rM,LApnLrmiA, "wednesday. April 10. isso.
Flowers, Aowcrs every
where. Ahead OF the season,
ahead OF nature - in some
things. Glance at the Chest
nut street promcnaders. As II
almost every mother and
daughter among them had been
a Maying or a Juning with the
posics and roses; wrcathcd,
punched. single. in handfuls,
but however used, lovely.
The counters a good share
Of them came from are just as
hcapcd and just as gay to day
as before everybody was want
ing buds and blossoms.
Fast of Transept steps.
When you hear Of a Book
just published it's most sure to
be already on our Ncw-Book
table. You're welcome. Or
If it isn't handy to come. Book
News (soc a year, will bring
everybody's New-Book table to
your home and tell what good
judges think Of the books.
Some choice Fiction by a
dozen or so popular authors
has been got up in handsome
i2mo volumes, with illuminated
paper covers, and put at I5c,
by mail I6c. Much better
paper and print than the ordin.
ary I5c books--the regular
price is soc.
Tue Yelled Beyond the diamond Button
TIVE Men Maldys Point
No. is" u si%t" street m its"isd" 4 Husband
Rssi ss;,HSsd ASsdan"a Her A. rhs. 9a.1 ,prs rr2'.'
Fvown Stone hoy and Other Queer People
Ths Admiral Lady Biddy Fame
This Last of tho Van Stacks
The Banker of Dankersviilo
These from the Diary Of In
spector Byrnes, by julian
Hawthorne
The Great Bank Robbery,
| ABotbers Crime
An American penmnD.
| section 6aS.
About SO copies Of Jeremy
L
Taylor's "Holy Dying large
type, square I6mo, in tree calf
flexible cali, or morocco, slight
ly rubbed, shall go at 81,
originally So.
Another lot OF Music Folios
| Thirteenth street entrance.
No buster Dress Good.
counter in the store than til,
long stretch where the 6A
Crepelines are flying out. The
fame Of them has got oveI
town. HaY Of last seasons
prices and not a whit bchint
last seasons quality or styles.
Northwest Of centre.
John Wanamaker
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" The New York San, which II, how
sover, n,onstrous poor authority ON the
ouhject President Cleveland, whom
! u disliken with steady fervor, reports
that he has been laying ON fat ut No
rapid rate that he has called IN a
zopeoialist, who uses the Sohweninger
1ystent Of reducing fnt, which was prac.
Mod successfully by It's author upon
Bismarck The fatness upon Mr.. Cleve-
1apd has been one OF the sorest of his
o5J6nces against tho delicate sensibili.
4tes OF the Sun; aud as II now announces
that lac II striving 10 cure IL, We are In.
ellnsd 10 place some credence upon It's
report aud to feel hope that some day
~ may be IN n physical condition 10
I |reconnend him 10 the Sans approval.
# Our particular Interest In the statement,
& 11oweser, lies Ia the hope that the
4 S9chwehinger plan holds out 10 the fat of
( yast from the weary labor of carrying their
u weight since the promise of the system
IA permanent cure In "A brief time, as
against the threat or certain death from
S 4opn fat accumulation IN n breier time.
& Ne do not, however, feel sure that We
&Dodesstand It's promise u be extended
= - the comparatively innocent tut which
\ man may carry for years aud which il
s laeliy buried with hiai at ripe old aee,
n y the rapid fst aceumulator, who
anst get rid Of his fat or promptly
b y, who h To be helped. His fat
= said ~ be the result OF disease aud
& = 70 be cured by curing the disease.
pleting and sweating, which l. ancient
E Aatt'fat regimen, has little part in the
Dew system, nor n severe exercise n.
rrsat reliance. The patient Is permitted
y = satisfy his appetite aud Is only put
tnto : tTeadnill when he has become 40
Y oaFsully fst ~ 10 be threatened with
Hn(,cation before the disease can .
lrst. What IL the secret OF The
qhWehinger system IL not disclosed 10
~ Naa's reporter by the shrewd prae-
ljoner Who makes his money by nd.
1nlstsrlng Il, He tells W., however,
M tbs t,satnient varies according "a
~ csuss q the disease. just M Ia othe,
lDees~ aud The skili In tho practies
ppeAm ~ come ia. as Ia other cases, IL,
~ dlAsuosis of tts eause Of tbs trouble
oveu tbs causs Tor the fsi aecumuls,
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tlon, the remedy IL pointed out by II.
what h curious about this statement
a that there should In any call Tor the
spccIaiiat In the practice and that any
well informed physician should not bc
fully capable of discovering the diseased
organ aud Of f,xlng II up which No are
told may be readily done, and the worst
case bc reduced 10 permanent leannsns
within . year. II such things can he,
our doctors should le reproached by
avery fat man they sce,
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3Dnlacs ~ 1asisiom.
3jnlocr nf NaeittoM.
IlAi.AcE OF FASHION.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
ll5 AND 1T N. QUEEN ST..
LANCASTER.

The Leading Store in the
City for Millinery.
Have opened this week an
other large invoice OF New Mil
linery Goods,
The grandcst assortment Of
Flowers ever shown by MS.
Also all the latest styles in
Untrimmed Hats and Bonncts.
We will display these goods
on Wednesday and Thursday,
and invite you to call and see
them. Also will exhibit our
latest in Trimmed Hats, all at
our we'll known Low Prices.
We furthermore announce
that on Wednesday we start a
Special Tcn-Cent Sale Of Jew
elry. Between two and three
thousand pieces Of Jcwclry.
consisting Of Breast Pins, Lace
Pins, Ribbon Pins. Bracelets,
Earrings, Hair Pins. Queen
Chain. Necklaces, Cuff Buttons
and Collar Buttons. Side Combs,
Beads, and many other articles,
all at loc apiece,
A Wonderful Bargain Sale,
Come early.
Another lot of goods from
our purchase of Mrs. Wood,
ward has been put up, and we
now offer the following
One lot of best Filaselle at
Ic a skein.
One lot of Rope Silk at &C a
skein.
One lot of best Wash Silk al
2Hc skein.
One Of best Japanese Wash
ing Floss at 21ac a skein.
One lot Of Arazene, bes,
colors, at ic a skein.
One lot of Embroidery
Chenille at Ic a skein.
One lot Of Embroidery Silk,
on spools, at Ic a spool.
One lot of large spools OF
Embroidery Silk (,en-cen,
spools) best colors, at sc a spool,
One lot of Linen l'lourishine
Thread. best colors, at &C a
skein.
One lot Of Linen Bargarren
Art Thread at &C a skein,
IS doz, best Black Silk
Gloves at ,sc a pair.
100 doz. shook l.acing Kid
Gloves, in black, tans and
states, at 7oc a pair worth 81.
so doz, Tan Colored I'm
dressed Musquetaires at 7sc a
pair,
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THs Forestry association has found
plenty OF work waiting for II and II II can
only check tho murder Of trees by the tele.
graph iInemen, II will bc doing valuable
planting and wiro hanging companies often
show intolerable arrogance and carry on
their work IN u spirit OF vandalism. Tho
society can do much TO correct this by en-
couragiBg tho people who suffer by those
dsprcdations TO seek legal redress and 10
refuse any offer 10 compromise but insist
upon prosecution for each ofiense,
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.. The Manly Ar, of self Def,nc.

"The Manly Art OF self Defcnce,o
diving elbow for blow is often more thought
0f than than that other " art Of self defiance, n
which consists In defending ones own systain
nom the assaults ~ disease and neglect. When
dyspepsia, constipation, biiiausness, "iivef
complaint" Jaupdiee aud tbs like lay hold ol
tho system, Che best defence IN the inIned iais
uss Of pr, Piarce's Pleasant Pellets tiny, sugar
coated 6ranuies, made from concentrated yags,
table extracts ono dose. W,IhAW
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From syraon.e. N. Y

From syracuse, NY.
felt weak and ianguid had pal ipatation o
the heart and nu,nbness Of the Limbs, Bas-
aoeh Hood Hiffsrs have certainly relieved me.
for gale by W, e. Hoch, iH ana iW North
QueAn street, Lancaster
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THE buses on Broad street have awak-
sned Philadelphia people 10 the bad paving
OF that thoronghfare. II might be laid
down m general rule that city of many
buses IL city with good stroots, for tho
great number Of cheap riders Will max Q
their wishes respected.
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Kicked Out

How many people there are VINO are s,rus.
CLING to rise In thfs world that are Kicked dow,
and out by enytous rivals. 1hoa,as' hciootrja
on never 7" Kicked out" It's patrons. II Is true
blue, For throat affection asthma ana catarrll
ID a certain ana rapid cure, For sails by w
caster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-16

II health and beauty you'd maintain
Aud keep your breath perfect charm,
use soXoDONT with might aud main
For u alone prevents the harm
That mars wanan's teeth ana breath
Aud ieayes her mouth US dark IN death.
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Drnttetru.

hh NATHoRsr, DENTIST.
! 2tENrkE SQUARE.
Fniihs Teeth nnd Painless EA attraction spe.
eial,ieA, New sets made, broken ones mrndea
anu feh,otelod, Teeth inserted without plates
sna piyoied, etc, Yes, everything pertaining
Va n1r,istry viii receive prompt attention, al
Nnih Moiciate Terms, Remember that In
Saihoistis Ia Tue ONLY Dentist Ia this cuunty
NM sfadusie of Medicine as we'll ~ of pvi,.
usms a. ~ vantage that 10 obvious.
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HEsRi wols.
FURNITURE STORE,

hai Iemoyed 10 lse East King street, having n
MlI iine oi furniture 90 every description ai the
!ossst Prices. Also Undertaking promptly at
tended ". Call and examine our goods,
eku0k n. WOLF, W. EAst kins slrsst.
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w uNDEVELoPED PARTa
OF the Human body Enlarged, Developed
sirengthened, etc, IN am interesting advertise
ment long run In our paper, In reply Ia in-
quiries W.T. viii say that there IN no evidence of
hnmbug about this. on the contrary, the ad.
vertisers are very highly Endorsed. fnterested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all par
tcuiars, by writing To the ERfE MEDICAL.
CO., Swan 81, buffalo, N. y.--Da.iy Toledo
bes GLlydSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-16

..y.s nourEr's Cocoa Hest a Goes Far.
thpst"
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l,EErHtNn siRUr.
TO MOTHERS.

Every babe should have n bottle OF DR.
FAHttNES'h TEErHINa SYRUP. Perfectly
SAFE. No opium or Morphia mi lures. Wiilr re-
ieve Collie DRIPPING In tho bowels and Promote
ntfiicuit 1eething, Prepared by pltS ID, FAIR
NEl a son, hagersiown. Md. iruggists soil
'Ant-lYdeodAw
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