LANCASTER DAILY INTELUGENCERTimRSDAYj APRIL 28. 1881
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ANOTHER BOBBERY.
Watch, 3Ieney and Stamps Stelen.
Last night a thief entered the sleeping
apartment of A. F. Hersli, who runs the
mill for D. B. Landis at Fertility, en the
Strasburg turnpike three miles east of
Lancaster, and securing Mr. Hersb's keys
went te the mill, opened it, unlocked the
desk and took therefrem a geld hunting
case watch and $15 or $17 belonging te Mr.
Hersb, and ever $G2 belonging te Mr.
Landis. lie also cebbed the posteffice of
a number of stamps, stamped envelopes
ana about 2U cents in money. Theie
seems te be no doubt that the thief is a
man named Geerge Rudelph, who for
some weeks past has been in the employ
of Jehn T. Zercher, the postmaster, who
farms Mr. Landis's farm, and with whom
Mr. Ilersh beards. Rudelph was seen at
1 o'clock this morning en the Philadelphia
pike near Landis1 s weeds making his way
tewaids Lancaster, and has net since been
heard from. It is supposed he purchased
a railroad ticket and went West. He is of
medium height, heavy set and weighs
about 150 pounds. lie has light hair and
moustache. The case is in the hands of
the police.
Tl:e cake Walk.
The cake walk at Zion's A. M. 13.
church came off last night before a large
audience. The following couples were the
contestants : Clinten E. Keels and Saliie
Taple ; Calvin Carey and Kate Newman ;
Cyrus Carey and Sallie Diggs. The
judges thought that the first named cou
ple showed the most style and they were
awarded the prize, which was a large
cake.
.Sprained an Ankle.
Henry M. Shubcrt, of this city, while
stepping from a coach at Millersville
this afternoon, sprained his ankle
se badly that he cannot walk.
It appears that one of the planks of the
boardwalk in front of the hotel was loe.e
aud turned under his feet. He was brought
te his home, East Walnut street, this city.
Ven're OirVeiir Kes.
Allcntewii Item.
It is reported that Prof. It. K. Buclnle
is again a candidate for city superintend
ent of Reading. It is also said that he
could be " induced " tebe an applicant
for the position here.
Itullt en This Side the I.lu.
Win. Smith, of Oxford, is new having
erected a large and commodious house for
leaf tobacco. The building is being built
in. Lancaster county and is expected te be
finished in a few days.
Went ltetitulzliig.
The pupils of St. James' parish school
were this afternoon taken by their teacher,
Miss Maitiu, en a betanizing expedition
te Rohrcrstewn.
(ieiiig! elng ! Oelng !
Oysters and April with an " U."'
Ueu-t tour canary Mini; ?
Then get a bottle erilird Hitters, wnicii is an
unfailing restorer of song and u cure fei all
disca-csef cage birds. It your druggist does
net keen it, or will net get It for you, send a.
postal cant te the Bird Feed Company, 307
Federal street, Camden. X. .1., and they will
see that you nre supplied. Price, 23 cents.
IliarSt-SUld&W
Flue Paintings.
Tiie large collection el line oil painting-? new
nn exhibition in Cable's buiiiing, Kast King
street, and which are being dispened of by
slierltTnbale. continue te attract much atten
tion, and a number of them have been pur
chased by our citizens. The painting are all
originals and were executed by artists hold
ing high mnk in their profession, both in
Kuiepe and America. As an adornment el
the parlor or the study, there is nothing -e ap
propriate or beautiful as choice pictures. An
opportunity is ettered in thii sale, te secure
valuable works of art at small cost.
New (ireccry Finn.
As wilt be noticed by advertisement else
where, a change has been eft", etetl in the pro
prietorship et that old and pepulai grocery
stand in t lie northwest angle of Centre square,
adjacent te the po-teflice, aud ler se many
years known as lleweis" steie." Mr. Jacob
Uewers has disposed of the establishment te
Messrs Supplce Ac Owens, active ami energetic
young men. who are net slew in bringing te
the notice et the public, by means of lib -nil
advertising, their claims te a continuance of
the patronage which this well known and al
ways reliable house has ever enjoyed. Mr.
Snpplee is a son in-law el the late propiicter,
with whom for several years past he has been
associated in the etablislunant, wicreuy lie
has acquired a thorough knowledge of the
business and kept jiacc with the growing wants
et the patrons of that l:anch et trade. His
partner, Mr. Owens, has been a resident el
Mount Jey, and is also known as an enter
prising young gentleman of geed business
qualifications and the new Arm start out with
a purpose of maintaining the prestige which
the old stand had attained by a long career de
voted te catering te the public need ei a llrst
elass grocery steie. They advertise a com
plete stock in their line, and their invitation
will doubtless meet with a cordial ami gener
ous response from our citizens.
City Bill Pesters.
Carben & Hcnscl, city bill pesters, eflice Is Is
'itLLieEXCEU building, Xe. fi Seuth .Queen
street. Conspicuous and well protected beards
In all parts et the city. Circulars, pregrammes
and small bills Judiciously anil generally dis
tributed. m
Amusements.
"Pinaeic" Tonight. TUp interval that has
elapsed sine the last presentation of Gilbert
and Sullivan's opera of "Pinafore" te this
community, will serve te give an added fresh
ness te this delightlul little work en the occa
sion et its presentation at Fulton opera house
te night, by Miles' juvenile opera company,
which lias everywhere been winning the
golden opinions of competent judges.
" Piicfe Tem's OrtWn." Abercrombie's Bos Bes Bos
eon Ideal company will te-morrow night pro
duce" Uncle Tem's Cabin" at Fulton opera
house. They cany scenic and mechanical
effects especially constructed ter them and
claim superiority in their presentation nf this
favorite play.
Ball.
Te-morrow evening the East End club, com
posed el young men residing in the eastern
pan. ei me ciiy, win give a un iu m- wes
End hall. A geed time is expected.
Fer baby ami children what mere delicate
and wliolcsenlc than Ciitlcura Seap.
Nutritious, restorative, quieting, strength
ening and purifying arc Malt Bitter.
HVEC1AL NOTICES.
Kidney Ceinplatuts
et all descriptions arc relieved at once, and
apecdlly cured by Kidney-Wert. It seems In
tended by nature for the cure el all diseases
et the kidneys caused by weakness and debil
ity. Its great tonic powers nre especially di
rected te the removal of this class of diseases.
We knew of persons that have suffered for
thirty years that have been permanently enred
by taking Kidney Wert a short time. Try it,
either liquid or dry. Sun. anr25-l wdt w
BAMI'LK MOTICK.
It is impossible ter a woman alter a faithful
course or treatment with Lydia E: Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound te continue te suffer
with a weakness et the uterus. Enclose a
stamp te Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western
venue. Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
iySMydcedftw
A Hard Task '
Te llud a better remedy for dyspepsia, indiges
tion and impurities of the, bleed, than Bur
dock's Bleed Bitters. Price $1, trial bottles 10
cents. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's Drug Stere,
137 North Queen street.
Truth and Sebrrnrig.
What is the best family medicine in the
world te regulate the bowels, purifying the
bleed, remove costiveness and biliousness,
aid digestion and stimulate the whole ays
em? Truth and soberness compel us te answer
Hep Bitters, being pnrc, perfect nnd harmless.
See "Truths" in anetL-cr column.
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Mothers! Mothers i! Mether !I!
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child.'suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain et cuUing teeth ?
If se, go at once and get a liettle of MRS.
WIXSLOW? SOOTHING SYRU l It will re
lieve the noer little sufferer immediately de-
Ipcnd upon it; there Is no mistake about it.
There is net a inetutr en eanu who nas ever
used it, wue will net tell yen at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like magic. It is perfectly safe te
use in all cases, and pleasant te the ta&tc, and
is the prescription et one et the eldest aud
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; 25 cents a
bottle. marMvd&wM,W&S
Save lour Hair Keep It Beautiful.
The " Londen Hair Celer Restorer" is the
most delightlul article ever introduced te the
American people and is totally different Irein
all ether Hair Restorer?, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render many
ether articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
baldness or falling Of the hair exists, or prema
ture grayness, from sickness or ether causes
its use will restore the natural yeulhtul color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from ull impurities, dandrulf, etc.-, at the
same time a most pleasing and lasting iiair
dressing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering it
soil and pliable, making it an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
Londen Hair Celer Restorer. Trice 75 cents a
bottle, hix bottles 3Iain depot for the
United States, 330 Xerth Sixth street, Philadel
phia. nill-lvdTTh4F&w
A Cough, Celd or Sere Threat should ee
topped. Xeglect frequently results in an In
curable I-'ing Disease or Consumption.
Brown's Bronchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrifp-s and balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed parts allaying
irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bronchial
Ceuglis, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers aud l'ublic Speakers are subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant ue
for nearly an entire generation, tliey have at
tained well-merited rank among the lew staple
remedies or the age. Sold at i" eents a box
everywhere. mS-1 vdl'ThSS&ly w
II citing I'llt-s symptoms and Cure.
The symptom are moisture, like perspira
tion, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, partlculaily at night, as if
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum ; the private part- are sometimes af
lected ; 11 allowed te eeutii.ue very serious re
sults may fellow. Ir. Swayne's All Healing
Ointment Is a pleasant sure cure. Alse for
tetter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, Erysipelas,
barber's Itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta cuta
neous eruptions. Price, 00 cents, three boxes
ler $li. Sent by mail te any address en re
ceipt of price In currency or three Jrentpoet-
gc stamps. Prepared only by Dr. bwaync S I
Sen. :130 Xerth Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa. '
Sold by all prominent druggists.
marli-IyMwS&W
Satisfactory.
Mrs. Wallace, Bunale, X. Y.. write : " 1 have
used Burdock Bleed Hitters for nervous and
bilious headaches, and have recommended
them te my friends : 1 believe them superior
te any oilier medicine 1 have used, and can
recommend them te any one requiring a eure
ler biliousness." Fer sale at 11. 15. Cochran's
Drug Stere, Ne. 137 Xerth Queen street.
Mi:. C. B. PeKicc, Druggist, Tewauda, Pa.
Fer several years I have been troubled witli
Catarrh; have tried many remedies, without
much relief. Ely's Cream Balm has proved te
be the article dc-ircd, having wonderful le-
sulls in my case. I believe it te be the only
cure. L. 15. Cenur. Tewauda. Pa. May 14,
HT9.
Mkssim. Kly Bites., Druggists, Oswego. X. i.
The supply of Cream Balm I purcnased el you
sold rapidly. Such Is the demand I have bad
occasion te duplicate my orders no less than
live times within three nieiitli-. My ciMe- I
mers have found this is no humbiig, but a pre- I
pa rat Ien of real merit and evidently a sev-j
crelgn cathellcnn for the cure of Catarrh. An t
article that will produce such le-ulli-; will j
prove a blessing te any community. Wis.
Tcck, Druggist, Wilkcsbarre, Pa., Jan. 2s, ISs'i).
ap23-.Iivd.Vw
By Universal Accord.
Ayei's Cathartic Pills arc the best ei all pur
gatives ter family use. They are the product
of long, laborious, and -uecessfnl chemical
Investigation, and their extensive use, by
physicians in their practice, aud by all civil
ized nations, proves them the best and mol
efleelual purgative Pill that medical science
can devi-e. Being purely vegetable no harm I
can arise lreui their use. In intrinsic aim
am! curative powers no ether Pills can be com- i
pared with them, and every person, knowing
their viltues, wilt employ them, when needed.
They keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole lnachi
nery et life. Mild, searching and effect nal,
tliey aie especially adapted te the needs of the
digestive apparatus, derangements et which
they prevent and cure, if timely taken. Tliey
arc the best and saiest physic te employ ter
children and weakened constitutions, where
a mild but effectual cathartic is required.
Fer sale by all dealer. api-27-1 wdced&w
31A11HIAGES.
GEUHAr.n Hll.l.. On the tSStli of April, at
Sunburv, in the Reformed church. Dr. J. Z.
Gerhard, of Harrislmrg. a son et Rev. W. T.
Gerhard, of Lancaster, te Mary Hill, the only
daughter oUGcergc Hill, esq., of Sunburv.
ltd
DEATHS.
BreiiL April 28. 1S31, in this
ily, Lizzie
Uuehl, daughter of .Jehn and
Jlagiiaiena
Buelil, in the 23d year of her age.
The relatives and Iriends et the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from her parents' residence, corner of Prince
and German streets, en Sunday afternoon at
1 o'clock. Services at Zion's Luthern church.
Interment nt ion's cemetery.
POLITICAL.
Fer County Commissiener:
FP.AXK CLARK, or Strasburg township.
SuJ-jcct te the choice et the Democratic coun
ty convention. nniii-d&w tp
ADAM S. DIETRICH, of Maner township.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
HEXRY F. HARTMAX (Lime Burner), et
East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
npr2 d&wtp
MARTIN HlLDEBRAXi', el Mount .ley
n0,.eui,
Subject te the decision of the Dem
ecratic county convention. aplS-d&wtp
JEDE MOHLER. Ephrata. Subject te the
decision of the Democratic county conven
tion. , aprll-d&wtp
I'"or County Auditer:
JOllX L. LIGHTXER, of Lcaceck township.
Subiect te the decision ,of the Democratic
county convention. nprlS-tfd&w
NEW AD VEUTISEMENTS.
O
000
KUSIIELS OF POTATOES.
1 Rese. Bnrbank and Peerless, which I
I will sell Wholesale and Retail.
.
JOSEPH HEDOG,
ap2S-3td Cor. Prince and Lemen Sts.
OST. OX WKSr JAMKS STItKET, 1IK-
j tween Charlette street anil the College
Chapel, en Friday evening, April 22d, an Onyx
Scarf Pin, with a cress band et pearls. A suit
able reward te the tinder, who will please re
turn it te 4ir West James street. ap2S-3td
HOICK POTATO KS FOR SALK. A DAB
et Choice Potitees is at the P. & K. R.
Depot, head et Xerth Prince street, which will
be sold at W cents per bushel. Call at once at
the car, Xe. 7303. J. F. LESTZ.
upr2S-2td
1
NSUKK tVITU TUK OLD ASr WKLL
Established Agency of the
Glrarfl Fire Isne Ce.,
OP PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Invested m Sate and Solid Securities.
RIFE fc KAUFMAN,
Ne. 10 EAST KINO STREKT.
dll-6indM.WSR Second Fleer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS WILL BS RECEIVED AT
the Mayer's Office until MOXDAY. MAY
?, 18S1, at S p. m., ler digging out and ailing in
500 feet, mere or Jess, el water trench or Xew
street, between Xerth Qneen and Prince
streets; also 100 feet. mere or less, en Xerth
Concord alley, from West Lemen northward ;
al.e 250 feet, mere or less, en Charlette street,
north of Walnut street ; also 400 feet, mere or
less. en West Walnut, west et Mary street;
also 200 feet, mere or less, en Wst Marien,
west of Xe via street; also 1,ej0 feet en Leve
Lane and Union street: also 273 feet en 1'enlar
east of Leve Lane; also 1,400 feet en High
stieet west of Filbert alley : also 150 teet en
Maner street west et Leve Lane. Bids te
state hew mucn ler earth aud hew niu.cn for
rock per cubic yard. Separate bids must be
made out for each street or alley. A bend of
3200 will be required fiem bidders for the
faithful performance of work that inav be al al
letted.. Werk te be done under the direction
and subject the measurement of the Superin
tendent et the Water Wei k, ami at the time
he may direct.
PROPOSALS will be received sit the ame
time and place for whitewashing the fencing
around the reservoir grounds Inside and out
side. Parties doing the work must find their
own lime and brushes; de the work under the
directions of the Superintendent of the Water
Works and at the time he may direct.
PROPOSALS will be received at the same
time and place for sedding the north bank et
the cast reservoir and such ether places at the
re-ervelrs as may be required. Didders must
state hew much per square vaiil and the work
must be done at the time and manner the Su
perintendent of the Water Works niav direct.
PROPOSALS will be received at the same
time and place for hauling water pipes Ac.,
ler the water department of the city of Lan
caster, ler the year ending April 1. 182. Bids
must be by the g: ess ten, and delivered when
directed by the Superintendent of the Water
Works. J NO. T. MacUOXIU LK,
apt-2S-2liiTli4S Maver.
WANTS.
WANTliD A WOMAN JOR JIRL TO
make heivelf generally useful ; geed
wage. Must come recommended.' Applvallhc
" SPRECUER" HOUSE,
ar21-tld 31 Xerth Dnkc Street
WASTKU-A LAW WAX IS .A li!A li!A
tien as Housekeeper in s Jincgoed iamilx i
Apply at the Intelligence!', elllce.
ENTXKTAINJICNTS.
"jULfeN"tn'KUAllUllSE. '
OXE NIUIIT ONLY.
THURSDAY, APRIL. 28, 1881.
A CARD. In compliance with numerous
and continued requests ler the reproduction
et the ever-pepuiar Pinafore, MR. JOHN 1)
MISHLER has the pleasure of assuring a
strictly first class performance by the well
known
Miles' Juvenile Opera Company,
The enl juc:iile troupe bi-lore the public,
composed et the principals of three et last
season's companies. An oigauizatien et forty
persons, who will produce (Jilbeil X. Sullivan's
greatest operatic success,
PINAFORE,
"OUR SAUCY SHIP'S A BEAUTY."
Xe advance in prices. Gallery. 3.1c.
Ad-
mission. 50c. Reserved Scats. 50c.
Reserved Seats new ter Mile at Yecker's.
aprSi-Sld
F
MJLTON OPERA HOUK.
Friihir hvcuiutr, April 2!U!i, 1SS1.
ABERCROM DIE'S
Bosten Ideal Company!
Giving the finest rendition et Mr?. Deeehcr
Stewu's great Immortal work ever witnessed
en any -tage.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
With all It magnificent Tableaux and Scenic
Effects the incomparable
Blanche Sadler, SS,,, Topsy!
Little Pansy, ,SrfflaSSWeB7J.
World, as
20
Supported by the
Boten Ideal Company.
20
and his
Take the little ones te see M.VKh.s
DOXKEY.
i MAMMOTH TltAIXED DI.OODiiOi'XDS '2
an ! a Full Chorus el Jubilee Singr.!---.
ADMISSION 2.1 !.!.
!5ESERVKlbEATd S5 & SO Cm.
Tickets, new en sale at the Opera Heuse.
upi-r.-ltd
MtSCJ.I.l,A. EUVS.
H KM OVA!.
IV X. LEW IX, M.
I)., has removed hi -eflice
Irein 217 West King street te Xe. 11 Seuth
Prince street. Oflice benis, from te:) a. in.,
and from 1 ten and ii te'.) p. in. aprUSnid
TJU'OKTAXT MHIIT.- ALL PKIfeOXS
wishing te join the Trans-Atlantic Ex
cursien et SI Al tile
plicatien AT ONCE
litli, will please make ap-
te till!
REV. A. F. KAUI.,
or D. YKt-KEIJ,
L:mcater City, Pa.
rATEU RENT KOTH'K. 11SK WATKIt
Rent Duplicate Is new in the hands el
the Tieasurer, and en ami after te moriew,
Apiil 2, Water Dents will be received, and
live percent, allowed for prompt payment.
Oliiec hours trein S te 12 a. in. and from I te ."
p. in. WM. McCOMsKY,
ii27-l fd Treasurer and Deceiver of Taxes.
HO Mi: FOR FltlKXDLKSH CHILDREN.
Tin: corperator the Heme for Friendless
Children ler the city and county of Laucater,
Pa , will luret en Tuesday, May 3, at 2 o'clock
p. m., at the eflice of the Secretary, Xe. 1&1
Xerth Queeu street, ler the purpose et elect
ing Trustees and Lady Managers in accord
ance with the charter.
JOIIX L. ATLKE. M. !., President.
CUA3. M. Hewell, Sec'y. apr27-2td
rpe TIIK SCHOOL DIRl'.CTOKS OI' THE
L City et Lancaster, Pa.
Gi:nilemi:x : In pursuance nf the seventh
section et the act et April 0, l.-fiO, you are here
by untitled te meet in convention in the Com
mon Council Chamber, in th City et Lancas
ter, en the ilrt Tues lay in May, A. D.. 1S:1,
being the third day et the mouth. at 7:'i o'clock
In tliii evening, and select. ri voce, by a ma
jority et the whole number of Directors pre
sent, one pelten of literary and scientific ae
quiremenis and of skill and experience in the
ait el" teaching, as City Superintendent, ler
the three succeeding years, and ccrtily the re
sult te the Superintendent et Public Instruc
tion at Harrislmrg, a required by the eighth
section et said Act.
JOHN B. WARFEL,
Pre! :ent.
Lancaster, Pa., April 25, ISs'J. n2U2wd
PROPOSALS TOR 8TKEI.T WORK.
The Street Committee will receive sealed
proposals up te 7) o'clock en THURSDAY,
APRIL 28, for the lollewing work and ma
terials :
1. Fer all the hard brick that may be needed
for the street department et the current year.
BUI te state at what pi ice per M brick will be
tnnished at the yard, and n!e at what price
the same will be d-liveied where needed.
2. Fer all new guttering for the current
year. Bids te state at hew much per lineal
loot gutters will belaid the bidder furnishing
all materials, and also at hew much.per lineal
feet the city furnishing the material".
3. Fer crossing stone, te be furnished as
wanted during the year. Bids te state at what
price stone will be delivered, and also at what
price they will be laid.
4. Fer backing stone, delivered when need
ed. All bids te beaddressed te II. Trewitz, 'street
Commissioner, and te be lett at the .street
Committee Bex at the Mayer's Olllce, or hand
ed te D. McMullen, Chairman Street Commit
tee. Specifications te be seen at the eflice of
Jas. C. Carpenter City Regulator. The Com
mittee reserve the right te reject any or all
bids.
By order et Street .Committee.
D. TREWIT,
api-2(J.:lld . Street Commissioner.
I RuCLAJUAT10'S.
Whereas, the alarming prevalence of incen
diary tires in our midst, and the boldness of
the .perpetrators, make It the duty of ull geed
citizen, especially the holders and owners et
property, te be vigilant and te assist by their
individual efforts te bring these outlaws te
Justice Citizens will de well te watch the
goings and comings et suspected persons iu
their immediate respective neighborhoods,
and give early and authentic information te
the police authorities et the city, el any cir
cumstances in the habits or conduct et such
suspected individuals likely te fasten upon
them the perpetration et se heinous a crime.
Police officers having miles upon miles te
patrol In their respective wards, musj neces
sarily atteiil very Inadequate protection
against the cunning of the incendiary, unless
their efforts are supplemented by these of our
citizens. 1 therefore call upon ull interested
in preserving order. In the preservation et
tranquillity ,te contribute te these ends by un
usual vigilance ever the immediate vicinity et
their respective abodes.
$500 REWARD.
By virtue of th authority given me by the
resolution or Councils of February 4, 1S74, 1
hereby offer a reward el Five Hurdred Dol Del
ars for the an est and conviction or any party
or parties who have set lire te any of the build
ings burnt by incendiary lire within the last
year, and the same reward will be paid ler the
arrest and conviction or any person who may
net Are te any building in the Inture.
JXO. T. MacGOXIGLE,
api'15-tfd Mayer.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS'
ACCB 31. 3IARKS
JOHN A.
LANE & CO.
-ALL
Dry Goods Offered at Great Bargains,
AT THE OLD RELIABLE STAXD,
Ne. 24 East King Street.
SILK DEPARTMENT. Special Inducements in Black aud Colored Silks.
The general DRESS GOODS DEPARTM EXT constantly being added te and prices
marked down te promote quick sales. , '
jteiiKiAu uuuus department
CARPKTIXGS, O.UEEXSWAREAXD
Lew Prices.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT unsurpassed in quantity and quality, and goods in all the
departments guaranteed te be what they are sold for.
3S"Call and see us.
JACOD M. MARKS.
JOHN
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
" T,m" 1S THE REASON OF MY DI8-
ll content made glorious ' by the use of
KIDNEYCURA,
a Tea composed of Roots and Herbs. It will
remove all disorders of the Liver and Kidneys
in a short time. It gives strength and tone te
the digestive organs, purities the bleed and
leaves the system in agoed. healthy condition.
Price 150 cents a pack.
Fer sale at "Kanffman's Drng Stere, Xe. 111!
Xerth Queen street.
T OOK AT THISt
SUPPLEE& OWENS,
(Sitceesters te J. Rmvers),
The Centre Square Grocers
The public are respectfully Invited te call
and examine our New Stock of
CHOICE GDOCER1ES,
PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
CONFECTIONS, Ac.,
which will be sold, wholesale and retail, at bot
tom prices. Come and be convinced. Goods
delivered fieeef charge, and every attention
given our patrons. Pleae try us.
SUPPLEE & OWENS,
apr26-lud . Nu. 0 CEMKE s"HAKE.
CJPK1NG CLOTHING.
BUSINESS
SUITS.
We teid you last week about our CUSTdM
TAILORING, and as the weather grows
warmer we become mere busy, and it you ap
preciate fine work we have some new te show
you. But we sell our
BUSINESS SUITS,
MADE OF ALL WOOL,
Frem $8.50 te $15 a Suit.
And also finer ones for a better price, a well
as lower-priced Sultst hat are net quite ogeod.
DLT WE HAVE ONE
SPECIAL SUIT
Selling Fer $10,
THAI' IS ALL WOOL, that is mere for the
money than any 'of the ethers. This i the Snit
we fn vile von te come and -ce.
&
ONE-PRICE HOUSE,
36-38 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
OPKING DKKSS GOODS.
IAGER & BROTHER
Have new open a handsome line of
Freueli, English aud America".
DRESS GOODS,
In the Ne v Fabrics aud in the Latest Spring
Shade.
French Shuda Cleth, French Serge, Crepe
Arm urc, Memie cloth. Albatross Cleth, Men's
Vesting, Illuminated and Plain Dege, Lace
Buntings. with Cashmere stripes and Plaids
ter Combination.
Dress Ginghams, Lawns
and Chintzes.
Silks et Supei ier Quality at very low prices.
LIONS BLACK SILK, SATIN DE LEOX,
COLORED SILKS, SUMMER SILKS,
SURAH SILKS AND SATINS.
IX
BLACK GOODS
We have thebct make of
Black Cashmere
and Silk Warp Henrietta; also a Larac Line
of French Lace Bunting, A ram re Grenadine,
Damasc Grenadines, Crepe de Japen, Camels
Hair Grenadine.
NEW LACES, EMBROIDERIES. LADIES?
AND MISSES" HOSIERY, KID AND
I.ISLE GLOVES, HANDKER
CHIEFS AND CORSETS.
SWc invite examination.
New Parasols & Snn umbrellas
HAGER & BROTHER.
rOHX B. RUTB.
KIXDS OF-
complete in all its detail.
GLASSWARE In lmnten
immense variety and at vcry
A. CUARLSS,
JOHN D. ROTH.
MARKETS.
: J-- f
Philadelphia Market.
Prilauklphia, Pa., April 27. Fleur mar
ket steady:' superfine, at tS 25.5 7. : ex
tra J.1 97fc4 25 ; Ohie and Indiana fainily
S5 50g600: Penni. family $1 73g: 10 : St. Leuis
family f 5 750 23; Minnesota Extra J.'.Sj .":de
straight. $5673625; winter pitent $0.r07 .r0 ;
spilng de (5 7587 75.
Rye flour at $3 50.
Wheat higher, with geed inquiry and light
efferings: Xe. 2 Western Red, $1 25; Penn'a
Red aud Amber, $1 2101 25.
Cern Arm, en local scarcitv : steamer, if3
57Kc; yeilew and mixed 53ft59c.
Oats quiet ; Xe. 1 White, Wk-; Xe. 2. de, 43c:
Ne. 3, de 47e : Xe. 2 Mixed, 4(!j4!nCc.
. Rye quiet at $1 lie.
Seeds Geed te prime clever i met at
Ti ; de de Timethy steadv, $.", 00;: u ; de
de Flavee.l dull at $1 3Tl:i5.
Prevision steady m,s- perk $18 .7) ; beet
ham?,$22-2:5 ; Indian m.ss beef, M22, f. e. b.
Bacen smoked shoulders 7c: salt de ay.c:
smoked hams llUKc; pickled ham-' !i
10c. -
Card steady ; city kettllle : loe- hutches s
10c ; prune steam, $11 ftii 70.
Butter dull, and declining: Creamery extra
2Gffi23c ; de geed te cheics- 20ff25 : Bradford
county and New Yerk extra, 2S&23C. Bells'
dull; Penn'a IB ISc; Western 10920.
Eggs weak and dull ; 1'cnna. and Western
lG13c.
-Cheese dim and light stocks; Xew Yerk
lull cream 1301 e; Western Tull cream 12-i
213c ; de fair te geed, HJ:l2c: dehalt skim
010c : Pa. skims 7c. "
Petroleum dull : re lined 7fic.
Whisky at $1 .
New Voik Mrerkei.
N v-w YeitK.April 2X Fleur Stateaud Western
without important change, moderate expert
and jobbing trade demand: Superhne Suite,
$3 1.'4 50 ; extra de ii 534 IS ; choice de $ I 70fc)
400 ; lancy de $(; 75: round hoop Oiiie 4 .Vg
S : choice de at ?3()5g; 75; superfine west
ern $3 9ilfJ4 50: common te geed ex
tra de$15031'.0; choice de $5 OOftll 75; choice
white wheat de $5QC 00. Southern steady;
common te fair extra at 14 75j5 ?J; go-id te
Choice de $5 23fflC 73.
Wheat without decided change, feverish and
unsettled ; Xe. 1 While, May, $1 2i"wtfiH 21 ; Xe.
2 Red, April. $1 2SJ ; de .May, $1 2:1 iii ; de
June,120Jitl!20J
Cern lje higher, moderately active : Mix
ed western spot. 5S(12c; de tut nre. .Vii;2e.
Oats State, 4tfg.r3c ; Western, 43J?50c.
Live Stock Market.
Chicago. The receipts or Hogs were lti.OOO ,
icau auipuiciiis u,iv r. mill niTL Ulllli'l aim
demand goed: packers and shippers buying
freely; mixedpacking. $5fi)i; :0; bacon, $5 75
gf 15; choice heavy, $ 20tf$ 4.
Cattle Receipts, 4,100 head: shipments. 2,lKH)
head: market strong and active; common te
fair shipping. $4 S05 ?,: ; geed te choice med
ium very linn, $5 40JJ5 75; experts, $"S5ifi;
distillery at $ 0; bulls at $:! 7.VS 10; tteckers
and feeders were active and strong at W Seft
3 83; leeders, $3 754 IK.
Sheep Receipts 1.700 head; shipment. SO de;
market mere active, but prices net higher :
inferior te lair mixed at $; 05(5; shorn sheep
at $1 23 ; "oed te choice woeled at $5 -f03 7.
East Liiihiity. Cattle Receipts, 210 head :
all for this market : supply fair and prices oil'
from t host et last Wednesday; trade in llr.t
hands or wholesale Is nearly nominal; best
shipping grad-s at $5 7.V.?5 H5 ; lair te geed
butchers' stock at $1 ifj 75 : common and
light at $1233100: stockers, flfgi 35; bulls
cows and stags at $i 23'a! 1 25.
Hogs Receipts, 1,153 head: Philadelphia at
$ 4ec no ; Yei kers. $;e 25.
Sheep Receipts.::, KO-hend; woeled at $1 .Vigfi:
cnppeu ai 3 z.64 i..
BcKrALO Cattle Receipts, l,10i head ; con
signed through, 430 car; market was quiet
and unchanged, but bulk et stock sold or ship
ped out.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, l(X) head; con
signed through, 3 car.s; nothing doing, and
several car remain unsold, with buyers hold
ing off.
He gs Receipts, 3,100 head; consigned
through, 74 cars ; the market was dull and the
prices a shade lower, with offerings generally
el'a geed quality ; Yorkers at $5 00r. le: goe'l
te choice at iCif.-fJe :;5; geed medium weights
heldat ft: IO7i;.'iO: 4 ears unsold; pigs at f5S
CHARLES.
Noen Quotations or the Grain Market
Furnished by Jacob B. L0114, Ceuiuitsi.ui
Breker.
Chicago. Cash. Slav. . June.
Wheat 1.0P4 $1.0114 fl.e.
July.
Cem 12;; Al'i .4314
June.
Oats 35V .3e .S5J4
XwYeck. Cash. Alav. June.
Wlcat $i.is i.x $l.a)J
.Cern (i .5C .(Vjy,
" '!. .
Phu.aukmhia.
Wheat 1.21; 1.-1: I.S0
j ir 11
Oafs 47 .10 .4CJ4
Baltimore.
Wheat 1.21'i 1.21 1.21
Cern 20 .56 .55
Oats
Stock Maritet-
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks,
aNe United States Jtends reported daily by
J Aeen It. I.ose, N. K. Cor. Centre Square.
Nkw Yerk Stocks.
Stocks active.
April 2S.
1. n. r x
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A. M.
10:00
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Meney.
Chicago 3c, North Western
Chicago. Mil. t St. Paul
Canada Southern
C. C. & I. C. R. R
Del.. Lnck.& Western
Delaware . Hudsen Caial . ..
Denver & Rie Grande
Hannibal A St. Jee
Lake Slieie & Mich. Southern..
Manhattan Klcvated
Michigan Central
Mbseuri, Kansas A Texas
N. Y.,Lake Eric& Western....
New Jersey Central
X. Y., Ontario t Western
New Yerk Central
Ohie & Mississippi
Pacific' Mail Steamship Ce
St. Leuis rYen Mt
Suire Tunnel
Union Pacific
Wabash, St. Leuis & Pacific....
" " Preferred.
Western Union Te". Ce
PniLADBLrntA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lchign Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts. Wcslern
Northern Central
Northern Pacific.
" Preferred
Hentenville
Philadelphia & Erie R. K
IewaGnlch Mining
Uhitkd States Besns.
United States 4 percent-
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ROOTS AND SUOICS,
rpiiE
NEW ONE PRICE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Ne. 30 EAST-KING STREET.
Xe person's outfit Is complete, especially at
this Reason et the year new that the new
spring suits are out, without a new pair el
Neatly Fitting
Beets or Shoes.
Especially should the children be provided
with a new pair et shoes, for with no oilier ar
ticle of new apparel are they se well pleased.
We invite you te call and examine enr goods,
as we have beets and shoes te suit all.
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
I 80 EAST mG STBEET'
al-llUU LANCASTER, PA.
THIRD EDITIOJf.
THURSDAY EVEN'G, APBIL 28, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washixotex, April 28. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states fair weatber, stationary or
higher temperature, with variable winds
and higher barometer.
GREAT FIRE IS PAILADELPHIA.
700,000 Less by tbe Burning cf n Grain
Elevator.
Philadelphia, April 28. The Guard
Point grain elevator, a brick building
owned by the Girard Point storage com
pany, was destroyed by fire early this morn mern
inj. The stock of grain en hand yesterday
was about 70,000 bushels, all of which was
destroyed. The less is covered by insurance,
the grain being insured by the owners or
consignees.
The warehouses iu the vicinity of the
elevator were also burned, as well as a
quantity of miscellaneous freight, which
was te have lecu shipped te Europe to te to
tnetrow. At neon the fire was still
smeuldering.
The less en corn aud wheat destroyed
is about 697,000, en which there is an in in
surance of nearly 8109,000. The less en
the buildings is about $600,000, and the
insurance $337,000, iu amounts generally
less than $10,0000 in a great number of
companies.
CO :s UK ESS.
The Old, Old Story.
Washington, April 28.
Iu the Senate the vic'e president having
laid before the Senate the unfinished busi
ness, being the resolution for the election
of Senate officers, the usual motion was
submitted by Mr. Pendleton te go into
executive session, and met with its unva
rying fate, being lest "by a vote of yeas 20,
nays 21.
Mr. Butler then took the Heur premis
ing hi? speech by reading from the Recerd
the report of the colloquy which occurred
between himself and Mr. Burnsisle, en
the 20th inst., during the course of which
he had stated that if he did nut by irre
fragable evidence establish the fact that
there had been a bargain, he would re
sign his seat in the Senate.
A SUICIDAL FIRM.
'fiioel Its members Take Their Own Lives
Within a Period of a Few Years.
Cincinnati, April 2S. Jeb E. Owens, a
prominent, citizen of Hamilton, Ohie, com
mitted suicide en Tuesday uight by shoot sheet
ing himself with a revolver. The act was
deliberate, as he bought the pistol at 4
o'clock iu the afternoon and at 8 exchanged
it for one of larger calibre. Ne cause for
the deed is known. He was a member of
the well known manufacturing firm of
Owens, Laue & Dyer.
It is a singular fact that Mr. Dyer, of
the same firm, came te his death in a sim
ilar maimer a few years age.
Mr. Owens was (; years old and leaves
a wife and two children, and also three
children by a former wife. His estate is
valued at ijO.OOO.
3US11AP ON THE WATER,
WIlE
t Might Uave Proved a Terrible IJlsas-
ter.
New Yerk, April 28. A collision oc
curred this morning en the East river be
tween the ferry beat Alaska, anil the tug
Dr. Gibbs, tiie latter being struck with
such force as te nearly turn it ever. The
firemen was knocked evci beard, but was
rescued by the crew and properly cared
for. Het coals from the lire room were
scattered about by .the collision and set
lire te tiie we'.id work of the tug beat, but
the llamcs were extinguished before any
gieal damage had been done. Hei re
pairs will cost about $e00. The Alaska,
being much larger and having an iron
hull, was net damaged nt all. Passengers
en tiie ferry beat were safely landed with
out further mishap.
TA!:iti:i IN TUb AISDOMEX.
Probably Fatal Scuttle lu Pittsburgh.
i'lTTsuuRuu, April 28. I). McG'aitney,
jr., a druggist of this city, was fat illy
stabbed last night by Clias. Dal
gleish. The latter had been visit:
111:1 a family hatred Scott, who occupied
the Heets ever McCartney's drug store,and
when iie came ;lewn he found several
parties en the street in fixnt of the
store with whom he engaged in convors.i cenvors.i convers.i
timt. McCartney ordered them te leave
and was angrily replied te by some
of the parties, including Dalgleisli.
A tussle cusued, dining v.hich Dalgleisli
was struck in the face by McCartney.
Dalgleisli instantly drew a knife and
.stabbed McCartney in the abdomen, ir
tlictiug a wound which has been pro
nounced fatal. Dalgleisli was arrested.
Ueth parties are well-known and have
hitheite been held in geed repute.
Sickness and Death ou Shipboard.
Bosten, April 23, Arrived, La k 17ose 17ese
ncath S0ur.1b.-iya. The Kesene.ith reports
had considerable sickness among the crew
en the passage. She touched at I'crt
Natal who she landed, the first elliccr an.l
six men suffering from Java fever. On Jan
uary 0 Neil Ncilsen.tlie carpenter, a native
of Norway,died, and en February C, David
Robertsen, a seaman, also died, and were
buried at sea.
A Itloedy Suiter.
Buffalo, N. Y., April 28. Jehn Wel
kcr, a well-to-de farmer, living near Ba
tavia, Genessej county, was murdered by
Chatlcs Stokley, a farm hand, yesterday
morning. The lefusal of the hand of
Wclkcr's daughter in marriage was the
cause leading te the crime. Stokley shot
the deceased lour times with a revolver.
Or. McCosh's Peer Opinion cf Trcn tun.
The Princeton college glee club is ad
vertised te give a concert in the Tayler
opera house at Trenten this evening, for
the beniflt of Aaren Wilkes pest, G. A. K.,
but Dr. McCesli has refused te let the
club fullill the engagement. The stu
dents had chartered two trains and every
available conveyance in Princeton te take
them te the entertainment. Dr. McCosh's
reason for refusing his assent was that
there arc tee many saloons and objection
able results in Trenten. If thesa arc
clese.1, he said, the students may go;
otherwise they cannot Eveiy scat in the
hall had been taken.
A Heavy investment.
It is announced that Mr. Sayre, of the
Bethlehem steel works, has made arrange
ments for the investment of 1,000,000 in
new steel works at Birmingham, Ala., and
will erect the necessary buildings this sum
mer. A few years age the site where
Birmingham new stands was a cotton
field ; new the place beasts a population of
0,000, and has in successful operation
iron furnaces, acres of coking evens, and
extensive rolling mills, while it is rapidly
becoming one of the most important rail
road centres in the Seuth.
A Vassar College Bride.
Mr. Robt. J. Cook, a young lawyer of
Pittsbuigh, was married en Tuesday even
ing te Miss Annie Glyde Wells, daughter
of Mr. Calvin "Wells, president of the Pitts
burgh forge aud iron company and propri
etor of the Philadelphia Frets. The bride
is a member ei senior class at Vassar cel
legg. When a student at Yale Mr. Cook
was captain of the famous beat crew that
took the banner from all competing cel
leges. The happy couple will sail for
Europe in the steamer Algeria May 11.
JO. I.ANE.
A Alan et .".lark la a Past Ccn'eratlen.
X. Y. Times.
The brief dispatch announcing the death
of Jeseph Lane, which came from Oregon
a day or two since, can Jhavc had but very
little significance for the great majority of
the people who read it. Yet the man te
whom it related was at 0110 time 0:10 of
the foremost figures in the republic. Had
he died thirty years age, the nation would
have gene iu mourning for him, yet se
fleeting is fame in cur country that the
present generation scarcely recalls his
name and knows next te nothing et his
most eventfnl history. Jeseph Lane's
grandfather was an American, born near
the present site of Rale urh, N. C, in the
early colonial times. He and his
two brother did geed services
during the war of the Revolution.
His son, Jehn Lane, the father of Jeseph,
was at the battle of Kins's Mountain and
served in the patriot army until the sur
render of Cornwallis at Yorktown. He
voted for Geerge Washington for presi
dent aud lived te sec Jacksen in the same
office. The son of this old soldier was
born in North Carolina in 1S01. Early in
life he went te Indiana. Latwr he became
a power iu the politics of the West. When
the Mexican war broke out he was ene of
the first te go te the front and by hard
lighting and distinguished bravery wen
his way te a major generalship. Return
ing te his home, ail Indiana united in do
ing him honor, and later en President
Polk, iu slight recognition of his services,
made him governor of the territory of Or
egon, te which place he was reappointed
by President Pierce. In 18e2 he had thir
tceu votes iu the national convention
which nominated Cass for president, and
at one time during that memorable meet
ing seemed almost sure of the nomination.
As old William Allen used in after years
te relate. "Jic Lane came nearer being
president than any man who ever missed."
But though he missed the presidency, he
did net lese influence with his party. In
ISeO he was elected te the United States
Senate from the new state of Oregon. He
sympathized with the Seuth in the strug
gle then pending, and later was nominated
ler vice president ou the ticket with Breck
inridge.U He cat t icd eleven of the slave
states, but was buried out of si j.-lit in the
free North. Little has been heard of him
since. lie spent the last years of his life
in his favorite Oregon. Seme months age,
te a party ofexcursieuists who called en
him for a speech, he said : "I uome net as
a celebrated man or a distiniruished sol
dier, but as a humble citizen of Oregon.
True. I have been accorded some fame as
a soldier, aud I am credited with having
served my country faithfully and well.
These laurels were net wen by my
self, however. My command wen them
for me. Any man with such a com
mand could net help achieving fame. I
came te the North -west in 134ti as gover
nor of what was then Oregon Territory,
embracing all the country lying between
the fortieth aud forty-second parallels, in
cluding what are new Washington and
Idaho territories and the state of Oregon.
Only once during my term of eflice did I
have occasion te visit this portion of the
territory. It was en the first of July, new
almost thiity years age, that a courier ar
rived at Oregon City, bearing the news
that a Mr. Wallace, living en Budd's In
let, where Olyiuphi is new situated,
had been murdered by the Indians.
With an army of six men, tried and true
comrades in arms with me iu the conflict
with 3Icxice, we pteeeeded down the
Willamette river iu a canoe te the Colum
bia, dewu-the Columbia, aud thcuce up
the Cewiltz te the Catholic mission,
lien: we procured mules and horses and
added thrce fiesh lcciuits te our force.
We took the Indians by surprise, and de
manded a surrender of the murderers.
The old chief after viewing our force and
looking mc in the eye, concluded te accede
te this demand, and the murderers
were accordingly delivered up, tried
aud executed. I'll is made geed Indians
of thrm." During the same speech Gen.
Laue, referring te his service during the
Mexican war, said: "Twejtars age I
looked ever the 'old aimy register, and I
found -tltere only live of the seventeen
American generals who enlcied the 3Iex
iean war surviving. Of the seventeen
who ciiteied that struggle, fourteen
were younger than myself. One by
one these brave men have answered te
the last roll call. Since I last looked ever
the register, Pillow has been called away.
Cadwaladcr aud dishing followed, and
ou the first of the present month Shields
answered the Miniuieus aud passed ever
the,durk river, across the va'Iey and shad
ow of death. Dining the last few years
the roll has been called once in six months
aud one by one these salient men have re
sponded.' Jcseph Lane has new been
called and he tee has sepended te the sum
mons. Short and SwcrI.
Oil City Hcrrlck.
Anetiiki: Caicu Te the public
" Busted " again. Jasiks C. Boyce.
1'tJIS SALh.
I a ::;:: sieki.-kimiu mikkknt-thk
j terr 1011111 new occupied by It. Cerhart,
merchant tailor. In the Iminirri- building. Xe.
51 North Oneen street, I.-iiictedcif. Iniiilri el
ukei:i;i: i;i:t;n.KKi:,
nrZS-tll ; Xerth Dnkc street.
MEDIC A U
(
1ATAKUII.
J
MRrXTION?.
Fer Catarrh. Hay
Fever.Cetdin the Head
Ac... insert with little
finger a particle et
Calm into the nostrils;
draw stren:' breaths
;ataim:ii.
coi.e in inn
HEAD,
II AY FKVKi:
CATARRHAL
.thiengh the nose. It
iwtii le aliserbeu,
cl'-niixlng and Healing
the diseased uiem-
lKAFNKSs.lbranc.
I FOR UKAFNKS'-.
CAN RE CL'RKO. I Apply a particle into
jtlieenr.
ELY'S CREAM BALM,
having gained un enviable local reputation,
displacing all ether preparations in tin; vicin
ity et discovery. Is, en it- merits alone, recog
nized as a wenilcrttU remedy wherever known.
A lair trial will convince the most skeptical et
its curative powers. It effectually elenn-ns the
nasal pas-ages of calnrmal virus, causing
healthy .secretions, allays inflammation and
irritation, protect -1 the meinbraiial linings et
tbe head from additional celd.s, ceniplately
heals the sores and restores the sense et taste
and smell. Reiieflcial results are realised by a
lew applications. A thorough treatment wt
directed, will cure Catarrh. As a household
remedy ler cold iu tin: head it Is uucfua!led.
The llalrn Is easy te use and agreeable. Sold
by druggists at .'ill cents. On receipt of 50 cents
will mail a package. Send ter circular with
full information'. -
KM 'S CRKAM 15ALM CO., Ouege. N. Y.
Fer nalchv the Lancaster druggists, and by
wholesale druggists generally.
til Cinced&w
THL SAUTOD'S
LIVEE
INVIG0RAT0R
Only Vegetable Compound that
acts directly upon the Liver, and
cores Liver Complaints, Jaun
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
tiveness, Headache. It assists di
gestion, strengthens the system,
regulates the bowels, purifies the
bleed. A Boek sent fre. Dr.
SANFORD, 162 Broadway, N. Y.
Fer sale by nil Pnivrst-t'
oil?
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