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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-07
Insane Thirty Years.

Judge Bazille has received notice from
the superintendent of the insane asylum
of Robert Thompson, who was committed
to the asylum in 1869.
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Night Train to Chicago Via "The
MiIYauEee.V

~ Lv. Minneapolis .....1O:5O p. m.
LV. ST. Paul ...........11:25 D. m.
Ar. Milwaukee ....... .10:45 a. m
Ar Chicago .......... loo D. m
Through sleeping cars and coaches he
tween Minneapolis, st. Paul and Milwau-
kee and Chicago.
Connects at Chicago with all afternoon
trains east and south; at Milwaukee with
trains for north Wisconsin and Michigan
points; at Portage with trains for Mad
ison, GAINESVILLE and Rockford, and at
New Lisbon with trains for Wausau,
Merrill and Star Lake. Lowest rates to
all nOintS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-07
Electric Fans

In sleepers on the Milwaukee, Pioneer
Limited to Milwaukee ard Chicago every
delightfully."- comfortable place for trav-
elers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-07
Lewis is Recetver

Judge Jaggard, of the district court,
has hled an order appointing r. P. Lewis
receiver under mortgage in the case of
z; II. Rodney against A. B. Ayers and
others.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-07

sold it. He says he is interested in CIV
ing her an education and wants her taken
away from her mother and Carl because
they are not treating her right
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-07
Through s1eeper Everx Day
Prepaid Orners Withdrnw

To Neenah, Oshkosh. Fond du Lac and
Fox River points by the Wisconsin Cen
tral Ry. City Ticket Office. 373 Robert ST
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-07
ASKS DIVORCE AND AL1MoNY.
Angeline Bregger Would BE Ere
From Her Liege Lord.

Angelina Bregger has commenced an
action in the district court to secure a
divorce from William Brssger. The
plaintiff is thirty-seven years old and the
defendant forty seven.
They We're married in st. Cloud in 1893
and have two children. She alleges crueI
The Scranton chronicle., 1900-11-17
Non Resident. Notice.

Executrin of Estate Of c. L. johnson, Dec
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Jerps J. Tou.slen. Eprros.
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Scranton the Place for the
Gusfomhouse.

The Biloxi Herald published state
meni last week from Collector J. 7. Wal
worth. in which the collector Is quoted
as aging that Biloxi is the most de-
sirablr point. in what Is known As the
Pearl river District. for the location Of
the customhouse.
The Record OF Culfport in its last IS
sue deiiies Mr.. Walworth to show one
plausible reason why the custonhouse
should be moved TO Biloxi. And who
" Aouid venture his reputation on main
tanning Mr.. Walworth's position. Gus
tonhouses are established for a purpose
aud pray what would be the purpose in
establishing one at Biloxi. II our fellow
citizens Of Ocean Springs should make
demand for eustomhouse. what would
the balance Of the district say: yet wha'
difference would there be in Ocean
Springs aud Biloxi's demand. One
could say that IT is nearer 10 Ship IL
land and the other could say II Il
nearer To Horn Island. Could the de
msnds Of either be taken seriously
There are but two Legitimate rivals fo'
! the customhouse. Scranton and Gulf
port. One or the other will eventual,
have IL. Bay ST Louis is not any nior'
E., entitled 10 the customhouse than Oceaf
Springs or Biloxi. II belongs at ship
ping point. aud being neither are ship
ping points they practically have nj
use for a customhonse.
The fact OF the customhouse not be
lug stationed at Scranton is an injustice
To the shipping interests OF this port
II belongs here by virtue Of The larg'
business transacted here, aud no fair o
unbiased man would attempt to den.
this.
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A FIRE occurred on Tuesday morning
which destroyed The small buildisg oc-
eupied by Charles Cnichard. There
was considerable excitement over the
matter for a short time 50 baby was
supposed 10 be within. fortunately, how
ever. this was not the case, as It's
mother had taken IT up the street where
she was doing sofne washing. The orr
gin Of the conhagfatioa was = myster-
y. but we hear the loss Is covered by
insurance. The roof OF th~ old Pascz-
g0ula Hotel took fire the same day. but
vas promptly extingnished With little
damage.
Our sports are having a great time
with tile incks which are usually plen-
tifui. and duck stories now take the
place Of fish yarns As change of
diet from The elusive mullet IT Is most
agreeable.
Major Pred Hess. G. f., has copy
righted a design for a pyramidaI cross,
which Is unique. Whilst intended for
cemetery purposes. We predict il will
| lie used TO n considerable extent as an
ornament 10 public parks and squares.
as Il can be erected so as TO make sun
dial. the cross being used as gnomon
II would he quite feature in Paseagou-
la's cap To have the FIRST one erected
here.
As sequel 10 our Monona press
story VIC are pleased To say that Pee
Kay Is now the happiest man in Scran-
ton. The keeper OF The Hotel de Jack.
son county loaned him colored gen
tleman, black as Erebus, with the
strength Of an electric motor and every
thing runs smoothly: but when he ap-
preached the courthouse coterie who
daily swap election Iancies in It's cool
hallway, there is a great display OF mou-
choirs, and as they scatter, one hears
remarks such as: lie ought to be funi
gated-indict him as a uuisance-Cive
him thirty iays.etc How he gets along
with the printers we don't know, but
eolored pressmen are strictly barred by
union Offices.
The cool weather we have been enjoy.
ing has been very pleasant. Every one
seems To be invigorated and rejuvena.
ted. These bright cloudiess DAYS and
bi acing breezes, make us think OF our
native land up near the north pole,
where Paddy Feore, Ed. Mitchell and
few others Of Scranton's city builders
come from.
Not to be outione by Scranton, we
hear there are four candidates in the
field for the Cadiship. May the best
man win. aud the devil take the hinder.
most. y. Is. This last sentence is not
original. and Is said to have been i'm.
! ported from the Philippines, duty paid:
, ], was used by Aguinaldo when his
chief OF staff informed him tina, the L
s. elections were on.
TRY Altman once and you will Away,
get your meat from him
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The Cause OF Dcmocracy's Failure.

Now that the official returns are
known, We sec that the Democratic State
ticket was completely showed under.
losing the Presidency, the Honse and
making only trivial gains in the Senate
The fact that they prohted in this las,
is due 10 the number Of Democrats who
scratched BRYAN but voted their party
legislative ticket. In fact the differ
euce between the sum OF the votes polled
in the different States for Democratic
governors aud members OF the legisla-
ture. compared with the vote cast for
MIR. Bryan is somewhat startling, the
former being apparently about half
million votes larger than the latter. In
other words, Mr.. Bryan WAS scratched
by about half million voters who
stuck to their party on the state vote, I
aud would presumably have voted the
straight ticket but Tor their personal dis.
trust OF Mr.. Bryan. This is not intend.
ell as a disparagemsut of Mr.. Bryan per
sonally. but merely as a statement as to
iie feeling in regard 10 him in the
East unjust aud cruel as il may be.
Further. it is we'll understood that
when voter fops ON the head of the
national ticket he vii, usually flop also
on the state ticket. There can be no
question that thousands OF Democrats
sno wanted to vote against Bryan sim
,ly cast a straight Republican ticket
instead Of scratching Democratic one.
hat is to say, il the Democratic stand
rd bearer had not been cut BY his par ,
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~. the state tickets would have received
much larger votes Than they did. and
would have come that nearer winning.
Then again. there can be no doubt
that good many ropuiisis snd anti-im-
perialisls aud silver republicans who
voted .or BRYAN failed . vote for the
other Democratic nominees. showing
that his strictly Democratic vote ran
stlli further behind h:s ticket than i
indicated by the figures Of the State
elections. IN other words. u the party
had had = standard heater Who could
have commanded tine entire strength q
the Democratic party. he would have
come very near indeed 10 being elected
The Scranton chronicle., 1900-11-17

Wear the Original Star Shoes. Good
scar or new pair. STAR SHOE
COMPANY
The Scranton chronicle., 1900-11-17

SATURDAY NOVEMBER y. 800
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who manufactures pine, cypress
ash. popular and gum lumber; cypress,
shirgles. fruit aud vegetable boxes, cases
crates. Barges for rent or to sell. Masts,
yards and spsss OF all kiad made on short
notice.
The Man who is houest and independent
enough TO s,eak the truth and proclaims
for political and religious reedom. can
not &c bought--never was for sale.
{. ]. Irving, Scrantou Miss.
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ExECUTRIx's SALE
In the matter Of ths estate Of C. L. John
son, deceased.

All she hiat,tf VI tne tstdit Oh -. l.. jonn-
son, deceased.
BY virtue of the authority vested in me
by decree of the Chancery Court OF
Jackson County, Mississippi, at the Aug
ust term thereof 1900. in the matter of the
estate of c. l.. Johnson, deceased, I. the
undersigned Rxecuirix of said estate, will
on Saturday, the j7th day OF November,
A. d. 1900
within legal hours, sell at the front door
of the court house of said county, in Scran-
ton, To the highest and best bidder for
cash, all the right, title and interest OF the
said {. /. Johnson, in the following de-
scribed tracts or parcels of land situated
in said county and State, to wit: One
Twelfth u-I2l undivided interest In and
to the property known as Lots three "a
four tal and FIVE tsl Lowrey Island in
section three ts) township eight ts) south
range six (o) west, in Jackson County,
Miss. Also the following described lot OF
lands with the improvement thereon /:
Beginning on Market street in the Town
OF Paseagoula, at a point sixty feet from
Washington street, running thence along
Market street sixty feet thence East one
hundred and forty feet to line of lot sold by
John j. CLARK to c. l.. Johnson, thence
North along said johnson line sixty feet
thence West one hundred and forty feet to
Market street, and place of beginning;
bounded North aud South by lands now
OF formerly belonging to John ]. Clark,
aud kast by lands formerly belonging to
{. l. Johnson, and vest bv Market street,
IN Section -, Township :, SouthRange o
West
ELIZABETH d. JOHNSON,
Executrix OF Estate Of c. L. Johnson, Dec
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In our announcement column wilt be
found the name of Mr. Wm. A. MUIR
phy, who is a candidate for alderman,
AIR. Murphy in conserving to run for
this position did SO at the earnest solicita-
ton OF a number OF friends. 1t would
be lille TO say that he would make
good alderman If electec. He is a
shrewd. capable business man, thorough
" honest and closely identified with
The welfare OF this city.
The Scranton chronicle., 1900-11-17
The State OF Mississippi.

The State of Mississippi,
To Southwestern Building and
loan Association:
You are commanded to appear ne
fore the Chancery court of Jackson
county. Mississippi, on the
Second Monday Of February, 1901.
10 defend the suit of Irma Porter ct ais,
filed in said court wherein you are de-
fendaut.
Given under nv hand and seal, this
Iith day o, November 1900.
i. X. LEWIS. Clerk.
II. Bloomfield, Atty for complainants.
The Scranton chronicle., 1900-11-17
Chnncery Court Summons.

Chancery Court Summons.
l.. G.. SELLERS, STATE or MISS
US IssIPPI
BuRNEy GRAY at al. JACKSON COUNTY
To Burney Gray and to all persons
having or Claiming any interest in the
following described lands viz Lying
and being In Jackson County. State OF
Mississippi and more particularly des-
cribcd as the w, OF n. W. l of Section
No. AZ, Township No. S. Range No. 6
West You are hereby commanded to
appear before the Chancery Court. of
said County and State, ON the I'd. Mon
lay, the nth day of February 1901. TO
then and there show cause why the
title OF said l.. g. Sellers, TO said land
should not be confirmed, failing therein
judgment will be entered for the COM
plainant.
Witness my hand this the Ist day of
November 1900.
Il. II. LEWIS. Clerk of Chancery Court.
The Scranton chronicle., 1900-11-17

who builds vessels, tugs and barges.
Hau.s out and repairs all kinds of water
Graf; who has the best equipped ship
yard of any on the coast, saw and plain
ing mill attached, and steam power to
handle all parts pertaining to building OF
repairs.
The Scranton chronicle., 1900-11-17

KI-xA Kf-sA.-Quinine IN tasteless
lorrn. without affecting sts medicinal
value, combined with acetauilid aud
iron. Pleasant TO take. Iast the thing
for children. zsc bottle. For sale by
Palace Pharmacy.
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NOW FOR UNPRNCE-
DENTED SHOE BARGAINS,

IN order to reduce Shoe We great /
Dougass $3 90 shoes and entire
x1e OF Cradock Ferry Co.'S So 90 shoes vc
S3t Ladies misses and chdrens low ties slippers
less f cost they must be sold at price
shoos cheap. '
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A ROYAL TOAST TO LORD
ROBERTS.
Queen Victoria Leads Her Sub
jectS in Rejoicing.
THE EVACUATION OF PRE-
TORIA.
Sets Great Britain Atire With I'm.
perial Enthusiasm and
Rational Joy.

London, June 6, 4:35 m.-
Queen Victoria, surrounded by
the Duke and Duchess of York,
Princess Christian, Princess Vic
toria and many other notables of
her court, drank to the health of
Lord Roberts and the army at
Balmoral last evening. A great
bonfire, lighted at her majesty's s
C; mmand, blazed on Craiggown
mountain, illuminating the coun-
try side for miles around. Tho
nation joins in the toast, glorify>
ing Lord Roberts and turbulently
rejoicing in his victory.
The dispatches of Lord Roberts,
telling of the incidents before the
surrendering of the capital by the
civilians, stand alone, as the cor
respondents with him have not
yet had their turn with the wires.
Lord Roberts postscript an.
nouncing the loss of the CONAN
ry battalion came too late for the
public to know it last evening.
The newspaper commentators
consider the incident deplorable
but as having no weight to speak
of in the results. The battalion
numbered between 400 and 500.
. Gen Botha and most of his men
got away from Pretoria. This is
inferred from Lord Roberts mos
sage, but the presumption is that
the Boer commandant general can
not escape the British dispositions
without fight.
Operations elsewhere seem to
have dwindled to nothing. Gen
Baden Powell joinsdJGen Hunter
on Sunday, atlLichtenburg.
Sir Redvers Butler has not
moved.
Bennett Burleign, wiring from
johannesburg, says President
Kruger took co, 900, 900 10 cash
to Middleburg.
Mr. Burieigh and Guy II Scull,
an American correspondent, en-
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tered johannesburg the night be-
fore Lord Roberts occupied the
city and made a tour of it un.
molested by the armed burghers.
The war Office has information
that one of the first things done by
Lord Roberts after the occupa-
tioh Of Pretoria was to direct Gen
French to relieve the British
prisoners confined at Waterfall.
Bells were rung, flags flown
and holidays were declared all
over England.
The lord mayor of London has
cabled to Lord Roberts as follows:
The empire will never forget
what you and the forces under
your command have accomplished.
Accept the grateful congratula-
tions of the citizens of London. {"
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Re Bargain
THE GANS0N CASH STORE

and enjoyed a quiet lunch, and at
their meeting heartily adopted
resolutions thanking Ger Boynton,
Col Smart and Capt Bates for the
many attentions shown the com
mission, and the information and
assist ance given.
Thsy drove around the ba,tle-
field 10 the various points of in
terest, Gen Walker securing from
the famous Bloody Pond, bottle
of water which his wife wanted as
a precious memento of the battle,
as during the battle it's waters
were stained with the blood of
men of the Tenth South Carolina
regiment, which Gen Walker sub
sequently commanded.
The commission had a most en-
joyable trip and took the electric
cars back to the city. Arriving
there they took carriages and
drove up on Missionary Ridge.
The position Of Manigault's brig
ade in that battle was satisfactori>
ly fixed. 1t was a grand sight
from the summit OF the ridge,
whence was obtained view of the
valley in which Chattanooga is
situated surrounded with it's his
toric valleys and mountains. The
commissioners were called upon
by many resident South Caro-
linians at their hotel, and after a
pleasant stay left for home on
Monday night.
Gov McSweeney says the com.
mission also made a trip to the
summit of Lookout mountain, and
all were the recipients of many at
tentions from the Carolinians
resident in Chattanooga.
The governor was much worn
out by his long trip, but he says
he heartily enjoyed his stay in
Louisville and had tho pleasure of
quite a conversation with Gov
Bsckham, the young Democratic
chief executive of the old Ken.
lucky State.
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A THOUSAND TONGUES.

Could not express the rapture
of Annie f Springer, of 1925
Howard st, Philadelphia Pa, when
she found that DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption had
completely cured her of hacking
cough that for many years had
made life a burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give
her no. help, but she says of this
Royal Cure-"it soon removed
the pain in my chest and | can
scarcely remember doing before.
l feel like sounding its praises
throughout the Universe. D." So
will every one,who tries DR. Kings
New Discovery for any trouble of
the Throat, Chest or Lungs.
Price soc and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Crawford Bros
Drug Store every bottle guar
anteed.
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Persistent Fighting in The
Philippines.
Reports of Encounters With In
surgents and Captures of
Men and Guns.

Manila, June 5, 11:30 p m. .-
Maj johnson, with two companies
OF the Twenty>ninth infantry and
25 men of the Eighteenth infantry
sailed frCm Romblon to the
neighboring island of Tablas,
where they disembarked stimuli
t@eously in four columns, con-
verging up central point. The
Americans encountered about so
rebels, who retrea.ed and they
captured 40, including all the Of
fcers, together with 10000
rounds of ammunition and "a
rifles. Forty men of the Twenty =
ninth regiment, with lieutenant, t,
we're left as a garrison, the others
returning to Bomblon.
Company E of the Thirty fifth
regiment and Company G of the
Fourth regiment encountered so
insurgents behind stone trenches
in the high mountains near Norz-
agary, province of Bulacan.
There was persistent fighting, and
seven Americans were wounded.
Finally &C" company by flank
ing movement, carried the trench
es. Trumpeter Speaker, of &c"
company, has been commended d for
determined bravery" by Gen
Funston.
Troop G of the Fourth cavalry
Company G of the Thirty>fourth
regiment, and Company A of the
TwentyUsecond regiment, are pur-
suing the captors OF Charles D
Roberts, who was taken by the
Fillpinos while scouting near San
Miguel dc Mayumo, May %. 1t
is reported that the Filipinos have
separated among the trsckIess
forests.
Forty rifles, with artillery, and
q considerable quantity Of ANN l.
milton have been captured by the
Americans in the mountains back
Of Dunalufhan. Three Filipinos
were also taken.
American scouts have destroy
ed the camp OF Gen Msscardo.
The natives report that Mascsrdo,
with 200 mon and 500 rifles will
surrender If given assurances that
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they will not be imprisoned.

they will not be imprisoned.
Yesterday, while scouting in
the vicinity of Santo Tomas, Prov
ince of Neuva Ecija two Ameri-
cans were wounded.
An investigation into the cause
OF the burning of Candaba has
been ordered. 1t has been alleged
to have been done by drunken
sailors.
Several local commercial house
recently received anonymous
warnings that the Filipino crews
of their coastwise steamers intend
cd to kill the white officials when
ever a favorable opportunity
arose. Consequently y the steamers
are now running with armed
European guards.
The mem bers of ihJ civil COM
mission are now selecting offices
! and places Of residence.
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THAT THRORBING
HEADACH T..

Would quickly leave you, if
you used DR. Kings New Life
Pills. Thousands of sufferers
have proved their matchless merit
for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health.
Easy to take. Try them. Only
25 cents. Money back if not
cured. Sold by Crawford Bros
Druggist.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-09
OUR WAR CLAIMS.
A Letter From Senator Tillmau
About Them.

Senator Tillman has written
Chief Clerk CAN'T of the Office of
the secretary of state a letter
about the war claims of this State
against the Federal government,
in which he says:
"Everything bearing on the
Black report, and the payment by
the State made during the Moxi>
can war ought to be preserved and
put in shape for use here. Moth
ing can be done with Revolution
sry and Mexican claims until
next winter. In the meantime
We have succeeded in getting the
senate to put on the sundry civil
bill a provision requiring an ac-
counting in regard to the War of
1912 and the Seminole war"
All the documents bearing on
the claims, referred to by Senator
Tillmsn, are on file at the capitol.
1t will take some time to arrange
them and get them in shape for
the use desired, but they are
there. The State.
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lie Made a Prayer on the
Field Where his Men Died.
an Incident on the Chickamauga
Battlefield. The Sites for
she state Monument and
Markers Selected.
Tho State, 9Th inst.

The State, 9Th inst.
The members of the Chlcka.
nsAnga monument commission
sFov McSweeney, Adjt Gen
Floyd, Gen Walker, Col Wilson
ssna Capt Henderson, accom- mpanied
Ay Gen Ellison Capers, yesterday
rstnrned from Chattanooga,
whittier thoy had been to selec ct
tine sites for the monument of the
S&ass OF South Carolina and the
sssers1 regiments in tho great
Sarfie. The party came by way
'af Knoxville and AsheviIle, N C.,
and reached here in the afternoon.
The local Nom bers of the party
stopped here, the others going on
fs1rupgh.
The commissioners gave the
foAlswing staten ent about their
"trip and its results:
The commission visited Chicka-
unaugs Park on Monday, and by
IRSstatieu Bishop Capers met tho
com mission there. Gen II V
BoynsoR, president of the park
com mission, also met the party,
sfna Col Smart accompanied him
stad had carriages to meet the
sooonmission at tho terminus of tho
e&nctrie railway. They visited
Arst the position of the Twenty.
faarth South Carolina regiment.
and selected the place for the
marker. This was ground over
which Bishop Capers had fought.
Tho soldier-minlster made q touch>
Ing and impressive prayer at the
spot The site for the marker for
Csipepper's battery was then So
fscted. They then went to the
Fosltions on Dyer's knoll, where
fhey selected the place for the
South Csrolips monument. 1t is
n very prominent place and the
monument will be 0een for miles.
Gen Boynton will have q splendid
road bailt out to the selected sites
For the markers for the regiments
of Kershaw's and MauigauIt's .
S~tgsdes.
After this the commission met
>E tho government headquarters
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RELIEF IN SIX HOUR.

Distressing Kidney aud Bladder
Disease relieved in six hours by NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE" 1t is u great surprise on ac-
count OF It's exceeding promptness In
relieving pain In bladder, kidneys and
back, In male or female. Relieves re
tention OF water almost Immediately.
If you want quick relief and cure this
Is the remedy. Soid by + Mackey
d Co.. Druggist, Lancaster. g G..