Lancaster daily intellienceb, Friday,: june i. i883.
l J i . T
ESCAPE OF A HORSE THIEF.
He Jumps Frem h t'r Window.
It will b3 remembered that a man who
gives his name as James Nichols, at
tempted te Fell a horse in this city en
Wednesday, which was believed te have
been stolen. By telling a pitiful tale he
managed te get away at the time, bnt was
afterwards arrested at Dillerville by Wm.
Hush. Ames Williamson, of East Not
tingham, Chester county, came te town
and identified the horse as one that was
stolen from him. Yesterday Chief of
Police Deichler started with the prisoner
te Webt Chester, but the latter managed
te escape. Tbe rtery of the affair as told
by the West Chester Republican ei this
morning is interesting,and it is as fellows :
. Yesterday morning Chief of Police
Deichler, of Lancaster, accompanied by
Air. Williamson, started with the thief for
this borough, he consenting te ceme along
without a wairant. Several times en the
way down the main line tel'razer Nichols
complained of being very aiek and made
a number of visits te the water closet,
lie played his game ee well that he
entirely threw his guardians off of their
quard, and. when Chief Deichler was told
by one of the Pennsylvania railroad de
tectives that the man was only feeling
with him the chief could net believe it.
Ne attempt appears te have been made
te escape while ou the main line. After
they get en Conductor Keech's train, due
here at 11 o'clock, the mau again com
plained of sickness, and after the tiaiu
passed Kirkland went into the water closet.
.Fust before Green Hill was reached he
raised the window and jumped off the train
moving at the rate or about tweuty miles
an hour, and struck across the farm of
Emmer Green for the woodland. The
train was stepped as seen as possible, but
when inn back te the place where the fel
low parted company, they euly found his
hat and seme bleed marks ou the track.
While Chief Deichler hunted for him with
Mr. Giet-n, Mr. Williamson came into
town, .swiuu out a warrant before Justice
ltussell and also secured the services of
Constables Frame and Yeung. A very
thorough search was made, and followed
up te the vicinity of Jeseph Carter's farm,
iu West Whitelaud, where it was discoy discey
eied that a man without a hat, badly cut
iu the face, and tern pants, had asked for
something te eat and a glass of water. He
said that he had fallen from the tiain
while trying te get off, and was in a hurry
te catch a tiaiu at Glenloch, ou tbe Penn
sylvania railroad. This was the last heaid
of this daring thief. Constable Yeung
iL'ltirneif la te last evening, and tells the
following regarding his search for the
man-: lie traced Nichols from Green Hill
te the Widow Daltou's place, then te the
farm of Mrs. Lane, where he asked for a
drink of water. Mrs. Lane asked the mau
what was the matter with his face, and he
huid that he had been stealing a ride en a
train aud had hurt himself. He asked
the nearest way te Glenloch station en the
main line. The next that Constable
Yeung heard of him was at Mr. Wright's,
near Kirkland station, ou the Frazer
,, branch, aud again between the
Woodland school house and the
Pennsylvania railroad. While talk
ing te a colored woman between the
above points, the wemau suddeuly pointed
her fluger across the fluid, saying : "There
he ges, boss," but he was almost imme
diately lest behind a rise of ground, aud a
thorough search by the constable iu the
direction indicated by the wemau failed te
reveal anv trace of the thief.
Carrying eO a Drinking Fountain.
About half past 7 o'clock this morn
ing, as one of the horses belonging
te the Ne 4 fire company was being
wateicd at the drinking fountain in front
of Blickcuderfer'H store, North Queen
street, above the Neithern market, the
bridle reins became uutaugled round the
spout of the hydrant that supplies the
water te the fountain. Wheu the horse
had satisfied his thirst he turned te leave,
aud carried along with him the fountain,
which consists of a heavy cast iron basin,
pedestal and base, weighing ever 200
pounds. The herse deposited this lead of
iron en the opposite side of the street, and
it required the uuited streuth of three
men te icplace it.
False Alarm of Fire.
The alarm of iiie last evening was
caused by the stiikiug of the alarm bes
en North Mary street. It appears that a
man named Irvin had some dispute with a
carpcuter who was working for him, and
after some loud words, the carpenter raised
his hatchet as if te strike. A young lady,
who witnessed the trouble, cried out " a
fight, a fight," aud ran towards Bursk's
i.l ere, corner of Chestnut aud Mary streets,
where a key te the fire alarm box, located
at Iho intersection of these streets, is kept.
The holder of the key thought the cry was
" a lire, a fiie," and promptly struck an
alaua, which brought out engines 1 and 2
and Truck A.
Accidents.
Aleuzu Iteatn, aged 4 yeara, seu of Jehu
Keaui, residing at West King and Mary
streets, was playing around some barrels
of mackeiel last evening, at Schaeffer's
giecery steie, when one of them fell dewu
and the c.liarp part at the eud struck the
boy, cutting an ugly gash iu his threat.
Charles Brown, of West (viug, while
boxing with a friend broke his hand by
striking a deer.
Dr. Mcl'erinick attendeJ both of the
cases.
Wagen and Harness Stelen.
Night befere last a light wagon, two
sets of hamess and some bags were stolen
from the faim of Jehn F. Steinraan, iu
Drtimnre township. It is net improbable
tha- the harness and bags found by Mr.
Kamm iu the northern part of this eity
may be a part of this stolen property.
Collection of Ke venue.
Tne collection of United States revenue
iu this, the third Pennsylvania district, for
the month of May, 1883, amounted te
$175,921.77, of whien $152,349.00 were for
cigar stamps alone. This amount of tax
lepreseuts the manufacture of ever 50,
000,000 cigars, or one for every man,
woman and child in the Unitsd States.
Bids for Llgntuag tbe Ity.
This evening the bids for the lighting of
the city for the year will be opened by the
lamp committee. The members of the
committee and representatives of the dif
fercnt lighting companies are around
looking at the lamps this afternoon.
Ne Claimant.
The two tets of harness aud bags of
corn, found by Jacob Kamm en his farm
iu the northern part of the city, have net
yet been claimed. The bags are marked
in red letteis with the name of "Jehn
Gochenauer "
tmsenau.
The game of baseball, which was te
have taken place en Decoration Day be
tween the Moenshiuers aud Star Gazers'
clubs, for $5 a side, did uet come off, as
the first named refused te play.
QearlDg Appeals.
Harry Shull, of Columbia, mercantile
appraiser, is sitting iu the court house to
day hearing appeals from the taxes assess
ed by him against parties doing business
in the county.
Bass Fishing Season Opened.
Under the law this is the first day for
bass fishing. Already the sportsmen are
beginning te give it their attention and are
busy looking for " bait."
Sunday-school Teachers' Cn'.en.
The Sunday-school teachers' union will met
this evening and every succeeding Friday
evening, during the month et June, in the
Flrt Reformed church. AU teachers and
lrlenda oftheSunday-scaeol are very cordially
urged te be present. The ebcct of these
meetings is the study of the international
lessens. The exercises begin at 8 o'clock and
close shortly alter 9 o'clock.
MABBIAQJE8.
GesTaxE-LBFBVXB. On the 31st of May,
1SSJ, by the Bev. W. T. Gerhard, at the resi
dence of Christian Lefcver. esq., the bride's
lather, Mr. William JI. Gontner.te Miss Lizzie
L. Lefever, both of West Lampeter.
N FECIAL KOTlVHtS.
45-Thc Diamond Dyes always de mere than
they claim te de. Celer ever that old dre-,3.
It will leek II be new. Ouly U cents for any
color.
Valuable information contained In the ad
vertisement el Simmons Liver Regulator.
Better tnan 810,0001
"1 spent ever $10.0.0, In 3 years," said Mbjer
Jl. W. Hlnes, et Bosten. Mass., ' In being
doctored ler epilepsy. I employed the best
physicians In New Orleans, St. Leuis. New
Yerk, 1'hlla., lioiten, Londen aud Paris, but
nil te no purpose. Samaritan Nervine has
cured me entirely." $1.50.
' Don't Hurry, Gentleman."
Isaid a man en his w.iy te in: bunged, there'll
be no lun till I get tbeie " Wesay te the dys
peptic, nervous and debi:ituted, don't hurry
theughth-ssly ler tome leinedyef doubtful
merit, uncertain of relief, when you can pet at
the druggists ler one dell Burdock Bleed Bit
ter altnpst sure te cure and certain te benefit.
Fer sale bv H. D. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
139 North Queen street.
Small doses and large bottles; hoe advertise
ment et Simmons Regulator.
. " Dr. Bensen's Celery and Chamomile Pills
are -worth their weight in geld In nervous aud
sick headache." Ur. 11. II. Sclillrliter, or Baltimore.
" Five doctors ; no end of iiiedtclne ; no re
lief. Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure has driven away
all eruptions and Im nearly well." Ida C.
Yeung, Hamilton, Ills.
Dyspeptic, nervous people, "out et sorts,"
Celden's Liquid Beet Tonic will cure. Ail:
or Celden's. Of Druggist-. Jl lwdced&w
Fen Lamu Back, side or Chest use 311 1
LOU'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, 25 cents.
Sold by II. R. Cochran. 137 and ISO North Queen
treet, Lancaster. leblleedti
De Net Move Blindly.
Ge carelully ii purchasing medicine. Many
advertised lemeilles can work great injury
are weise than none. Burdock Bleed Bitters
jre a purely vegetable preparation ; the small
est child cun take them. They kill disease
and cure the patient In a sate and kindly way.
Fer sale bv U. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 ami
139 North Queen street.
Skin umtauir.H.
Ointment" 1 Cures the most lnvet lnvet
Ointment" J
Ointment" Jeratecases et skin dis
Olntmcnt" )
Ointment" eases, such as teller,
elJItSSSt" S aa,t rlieiini,scia Ih-imI.
Ointment" baber's Itch, iem, all
elnllnenr cl3lV-&.CU,y' ,,c,liu'
Ointment" skin eruptions, and
Ointment" ,.. ...... ,...
Ointment")1""' -'s -Ointment"
plaint, itching pilen.
Ointment').,., ,.,.. ,
ointment" ) "'" "'" '"' -" ""
Ointment" V no uiMler hew obsti ebsti
Ointtuent" nate or long sLuullng.
it and tibe no ether. It CUBES
lse (alls. Sold by all druggists,
A Cough, Void or Sore Threat
Requites immediate attention. A neglect ir
litMes the lungs and an incurable disease 14
etten the re.-mlt. " DR. SWAYNK'S COM
POUND SYRUP' WILD CIIKItUY " cures the
mo.-iMivete coughs and colds, actsdlreclly en
the lungs, threat and chest, purities the bleed,
and ler bicuchlal, asthma, nil pulmonary tit tit
lectiens et longstanding, Jllslliebe.stieniudy
ever dKcevercd. Price 25 cents and Jl per
bottle The large size is the most economical
aeldhyall best ilruualsts. 119-51 W&Flyd&w
"S Wayne's
"Swaymt's
"Swayne's
"sway no's
"hwayne's
"Swayne's
'Swayne's
"Swayne's
"Swayne's
"Swayne's
"Swayne's
"Swayne's
"a wayncs
"Swayne's
". wayne's
"Swayne's
"Swayne's
"Swayne's
Ask for
wlieie all v
Well "".cough ou corns."
Ask ter Wells' " Bough en Cei n-." 15c.
Quick, complete, permanent euro. Cern'-,
warts, bunions.
1'iitsiciai.s' sanction has been accorded te
that standard disinfectant, Glenn's Sulphur
Seap. "Hill's Hair Dye," black or brewu, Se
cent-. il-lwdeeil&w
ltreun'n 'JoiiHfclieM Panacea
Is the me-, I ellectlve Pain Dcslieycr m the
weihl Will most surelj' quicken the bleed
whether taken internally or applied exter
nally, ati'i tlieieby mere cpilatnly BELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
ether pain alleviator, and it is warranted dou
ble the strength than any ether similar prepa
ration. It cures pjdn in the bide, 11-iek ei Rowels,
Sere Tin eat, Rheumatism. Toothache, and
ALL ACIIHS, and is The Great Kellever et
ralii. " BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA "
should be in every family. A teaspoon till et
the Panacea In a tumbler et het water (sweci
ened, If prcterred, taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. 25 cents a bottle.
mavl-T.Th.E&w
The most obstinate cases cl Catarrh and
Hay Fever arc cured by iliujisc et Elys'
Cream Balm the only agreeable remedy Pilro
59 cents.
Apply Inte nostrils with Ilttle linger.
Frem Mujer Dewim, Miiitaiy Instructer:
Mt. Pleasant Academy. Sing Sing, N. 1 .
During the very cold weather I was suUferlng
with Catarrh. My head and thre it ached se
severely that 1 was obliged te glve up every
thrng and keep quiet. Elys Cream Balm was
suggested. Within an hour Ireui the 11 rst ap
plication I ielt relieved, the pain began te
subside. In two days was entirely cured. W.
A. Dewss. Feb. 15. 1331.
My seu, aged nine years, was aril Ic ted with
Catarrh : the use of Elys' Cream Balm eflect
el a complete cure. W. K. Hamman, Druggist.
Easten, Pa. . jl-2wdeed&w
KkSCUKD JmOlU 1JKATH.
The following statcruontet William J. Cough
in, et Semervllle, Mass., Is se remarkable thai
we beg te ask for It the attention et our read
ers. lie says : "In the tall et 187C 1 was taken
with a violent bleeding el the lungs, lollewcd
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. 1 was se weak at one time
that 1 could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer el 1S77 1 was admitted te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a hole In
my lelt lung as big as a half-dollar. 1 expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. 1 was se tar gene at ene time a report
went around that I was dead. 1 gave up hope
but a mend told me et DB. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOIt THE LUNGS. 1 lauglie at
my friends, thinking my case Incurable, but 1
get a nettle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prises d gratification, 1 commenced te I eel
better My hope, once det.d, began te revive,
a'lil te lay 1 leel In better spirits than I have
the past three years.
"I write th!- hoping you will publish It. se
that every one atlllcted with Diseased Lungs
will be Induced te take DB. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN HE CURED. 1
have taken two bottle and ean peslUvely say
that it has done me mere geed than all the
ether medicines I have taken since my sick
ness. My ceugn has almost entirely disap
peared and 1 shall seen be able te go te work.'
old bv II. it- Cochran. 1S7 North Oucen street
UMA.THH.
OK
I Tirsui; salu
f JL kitchen Furniture at Ne.
KEens-rTDrn. May 30. 183i. at Hinkletown,
Alice A. Iteemsnydcr, wile or Dr. B. J. Reem
snydcr, and daughter of B. N. Winters, aged
29 years.
The relatives and friends are invited te
attend her lnneral en Sunday, June.'!, at 9
o'clock a. m. a1 the house. Interment nt Eph
rata cemetery. JWt
SB.W ADTK&TIMKlLESTb.
TfOK KALK.-A MEW A OODS SWJEK1'-
V rake" Beaper. Has never been in use,
Price, 179. Apply te
I. F BOMBERGER,
m31-3tced Lititz, Pa.
IfXW AVVEXTISMMXlriB.
AfULL ASSOUimCNT-OJCBKIAKAMD
Apple-weed Tipes. Weeden .Pipes rrem
6c. np, at
HAKTMAN'S TELLOW FRONT CIGAK
SJ'ORE.
HOUiKHOLD AND
431 Latavette
street, en te-morrow (Saturday) morning at 9
o'clock, sharp, consisting et bureaus, tables,
chairs, sideboards, carpets, glass, queensware,
etc. JACOB GUNDAK.EE, Auct.
PU1SL1C SALr: AT NU. 5G4!OGTnqCKKN
Street, Lancaster. Pa., S.TTUUDAr
EVENING, JUNE 2. 1SS3. Private sale every
day until the entire stock et Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Notions and Stere Fixtures are dls dls
pesed of - It
SrJTjTffjFEDJITO-N.
FEIDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1863
THE BAILR0AD BILLS.
VANU-SBBILT-S MEASURES
SENATE.
IN TH
STKVKNS HOTJSK
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
SALOON.
Geed Journeymen anil prices same as ether
saloons. II. WAflNHR,
myl5-l!d Manager.
low te ecure Health.
t seems strange that anv one will sutler
Iren: the many derangements brought en by
an linpii'e condition et the bleed, when SCO
VIUL'SSARSAPAUILLAANDSTILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND LIVER SYKUP will restore
perfect heal Hi te the pliyfal organization. It
Is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
lake, aid has proven itself te be the best
BLOOD PUB1FIER ever discovered, olleet elleet
tiully curing Scretula, Syphlittc disorders,
Weakness et the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria; all nervous d'seiders and debility, nil.
leus complaints ami all diseases Indicating an
impure condition el the Bleed, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects iudl
gestien. A single bottle will piove te you Its
merits as a health renewer, ler it ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint is
el an exhaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor et the brain and nor
veus system.
ilER'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pulu In
man und beast. Fer use externally and inter
nally.
RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
or horse, cattle, yheep, hogs, poultry and all
Livestock. A POSITIVE CUKE. may24-2
Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's drug store 127
North Queen street.
"L'ei: halk-a icmikaklk country
3r residence, 'known as "ABBEVILLE,"
one mile west et Lancaster, en the Columbia
turnpike, with land. containing about 12j
acres. 5 acres el which are iu lawn. Garden
and Orchard. Choice traits in full bearing
und an abundant supply of Spring Water.
Fer further particulars, terms el sale, etc.,
apply te. J. 15. LONG, Real Estate Aaent,
m29-3td Ne. West King bt.
ESTATE OF JKKKmlAK ISAU.uAN,
late of the City el I ancaster, dee'd. The
undersigned auditor appointed te distribute
the balance remaining iu the hands of W. II.
Rex. executer, te and among these legally en
titled te the same, will sit ter that purpose
en SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 18.. at 10 o'clock,
a. in.. In the Library Roem it theCoiirt.'Ileiibc,
In the Cltvet Lancaster. WLire all persons in
terested In said distribution may attend.
W. LEAMAN
lntfySj-lldeawF J Auditor
PUJ'LIC SALE OF HOB8K8.
On MONDAY. JUNE 4, 183J, will be sold
at the Mcrrimac Heuse, Lancaster City, Pa., a
car lead et ILLINOIS HORSES. Seme are
suitable for general farm us", and some are
excellent drivers. Pale at 1 o'clock p in. .
jul-2t GEORGK GROSSMAN.
AhTKAWllEKUV AMU ICE CREAM
festival is open at St. Paul's M.E. church.
Seuth Queen street, te continue until Satur
day evening. Tickets of admission, which are
sold at ten cents, will be taken for ten cents
in exchange ler anything en the tables. 31-U
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'ANTED.-A MAN WHO MAS BBEN
r with a tobacco heu:C. well acquainted
in this county, one able te buy himself. One
with his own team preierreu. uoeu references
B.," no. ism E. lifith St.,
required. Address,
.sew ieik cny.
may3l-ctd&itw
ril.i. SAMSON FOSTBK.
-J-
PROPOSALS J50K STONi: AM) MPNK
WORK Proposals will be received up te
7 o'clock p. m. en Monday, Juuo4th,fer build
ing stone per perch, delivered en the ground
el the Eastern Market Company.
Alse ler hauling stone per perch trout the
Almshouse quarry.
Alse ter laying stone per perch, either In
cluding or net including the mortar. Alse
ler lime per bushel and sand per lead.
Bids te t;e left at Allan A. Ilerr & Ce.'s efllee,
Ne.lOS East King street, u here plan and speci
fications can be seen. J. FRED SENKU,
ra29-5tU Chairman building Committee.
IjVKN AWAY! U1VKN AWAT
A lteantiful Oil Chroine
WITH EVERY TWO POUNDS OK COKKKK,
AT THC
AMERICAN TEA CO.'S STORE
NO. 20 CENTRE SQUARE.
Best Granulated Sugar, 9c. White Sugar, .Jc.
Light Brown Sugar, 7kc, at
AMERICAN TEA CO.'S'S'J'ORK.
re'J9 lwd Ne. 20 Centre Squat e.
w
OKKINuMKN SHOUl,IUOTO
BEOHTOLD'S
Te buy their Wearing Apparel. A lresh tup
ply Jnst received, at very moderate prices.
Building Stene and Sand dellveied at -lien
notice. Rye Straw, Sed and Leaf Mould ler
llerists and ethers ler sale.
HKNttY I5ECUTOLD,
Ne. 52 N. Queen Sit eel.
-3tore and dwelling tcr sale or rent. Im
mediate possession. tcb.'i-lvd
filN'.IUAKl'.lt & Ul'.OWrn.
V)
Modern Ldeas
Are combined with scrupulous
care in the production of the
Clothing at Oak Hall. Stupen
dous in quality and universal
in variety, the stock will meet
almost any demand put upon it.
whether for use in the pulpit, in
the court room, behind the
counter, en the farm or in the
mill. It is a cosmopolitan stock
and" all of it sold at prices which
are dictated by the sharpest
kind of customers,
WanamaIvKr & Brown.
Oak llAtt.,
SiTth.utd Maiket Stiretj,
PHlLADhLetiiA.
SOME FEW SPECIAL LOTS OF GOODS AT
THE ONE PRICK HOUSE OF
Are Four Caes of Dress Straw Hats ler Men
nt W)c miiccc.
OneCaseet" Rough and Ready Dress Straw
Hats for Yeung Geut.s at f 1.25 aplt cc.
Three Cases et Beys' Mixed Dress Straw
Huts for -lae. apiece.
Three cases et Common Harvest Hats ler
5c. apiece.
it. Dnnhrp's Mackinaw Straw Hats, et New
Yerk, and Tayler's Mackinaws, et Baltimore.
Tlueu diffeient styles and qualities of Light
Cassimere Hats te Serect treiu.
In Furnishing Goods
There arc One Let et filk Windser Tics for
2"c. apiece.
One Let et Balbrlggan Underwear in all
Hizes ferSuc. apiece.
OiieCseet (lauzi) Underwear In either long
or hheit sleeve "t excellent value for 25c.
apiece.
One Let et Fine Fancy Hosiery ler Gents In
all sizes ler i.ic :i pair.
One Lotel Hi.- l'.itent. I" camie Dress Shirts
ler $1.0.) apiece.
IN THE
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
Is a mil assortment et Gentlemen's fine Hand
Sewed (liuuenul and Laced) Shoes with the
Londen and Ft each Tee. These goods are
madu et the. bes-t.iclucti d French Leather, anil
as te style and finish they are superior te cus
tom work in many particular.
It you have net seen the Celebrated Wan
ki'uphust Shee, which combines Cotillon and
Oinubillty, tl will pay you te call.
4f-MLI)ONIjY BY-&!
Wmiamsett & Fester s.
32, 3t, 30 & 38 E-ist Kill!? St,
.rt"i
,i hu. r .
Sl
i'JUMi-l. WKIRHT ;I.UTI1INU
us i I
e
XPOICD HPItINO FA1K.
Oxford Agricultural Society,
it
e
UM.MER WEIGHT
LOTHING
-I OR
J
OIIN HIIMKN7..
Men, Yenliis anil Hmall Gliilflren,
l?Mly-.Vi;wk;jiHl Muita te Order,
OXFORD, CHESTER COUNTY, PA., will he'.l
their SPRINO FAIR,
'Weduestlay, Tliiirstliij awl Friday.
JUNE6,7&8, 1SS3.
'I'lm A irrli Itltltl ll I.' I Jil.tj.fi'' l4Mi1i,il Ml tl it
Sd?1 !Je1ull,0ffl Sn5lih iind Amjicsn Suiliugs.
Stock, 't hlily-nve nelul trotters entered
Treitingaud ISicyeie Races each day. L.i ;.'
IiiCiih.it. r iu process el hatching. Uoediuti'.iu
liy the iti.ens I'ras- I5:ind ei Oxford, Aniusc
n eiits, Ac. Escnrsien trains en railroad-.
ADMISSION ISCKNTf
1SA AC ACKER, President.
Tiii:odekeK. Siunus, Secietaiy. md-.M
FROM AN EXTENSIVE AND CAREFULLY
SKI.Ell'ED STOCK OF
UNDERWEAR
iN r.AU'K AND Fitr.NCU WEAK, HOSIERY,
("LOVl'.S, !:. A W. COLLARS AND
I'I'FF-s, ,"se., An.-
BOOTS AIL SHOES
uneaper 'man iwer. i
$1.00 SL00
Fer Children's Kid tttlten l:ees; size, s te in.
$L25 $L25
Fer Misses' Pebble lluoen thees; size, 11 te 2.
$125 SL25
Fer Heys' Hull en or Lace Shoes.
.75 " -75
Fer Ladles' Lew ( ut Op. la Slipper?.
$1.50 $L50
Fer Ladles' ('oed ituttrvn Shoes.
$100 $1-00
Fer Lailie-i' I atlng Lni e Shoes.
.50 -50
Fer Ladies' I eat her Heuse Hllppets.
$2-00 $2-00
Fer Ladles' U id iSutte'n sshoei with Wet lied
Bnlten-Hnles.
$2-50
$2-50
Fer Ladies' Finest Kid Butten Shoes v.ith
Worked Uuttnn-Heles.
$1-50 $L50
Fer Men's Butten Shoes ; worth S5.50.
43A large usse.unenttd uliuba ter ever, -bely.
The only place te btiv-tlte LANCAS
TER MADE SHOE
J. HIEMENZ,
Ne. 51 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
marSatldF INQUIREU BUILOINO.
Hager & Brether
Ne. 25 WEST KING ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
i;cjri:srex.
k
PULL. blfJK Or LOKKILLAi:OS'
Chewing Tobacco. Rebecca takes the
lead at 10 cents ner nine at
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FBONT CIGAR
STOKE.
ri'H'; iXciitts'OK hkn r isti.
ti ) r: 1 1 : ' ,i i ku i: eserts
AND EXCURSION POINTS.
ON" OR VIA
The Hhenuiideali Valley !?ailread,
THE CAVERNS OF LURAV.
THE NATURAL RRIDGE.
TDK V1RU1N1A SP1! NUS, Ac., &.O.
Peifcet pievi ions at LI' RAY ter the ae ae ae
commedation - Kvciirsieit Patties el all
sizes.
Transji rlatiea i:.itis ariangcd ler parties
et various uumlici ttem " mm'.
( orresptiiidenee invited Ireui Schools,
Chiircln, '-oeieties and associations, ter the
airangenie.-tethiifciul Rntrs .-ml Excursion
Days.
Trau-'poitaiien xunnstied en SPECIAL
TRAIN'S when the -ire et the party justifies.
Application tlirengii the I'.enenil Passenger
Agent or superintendent el tlie Read en
which tlie Excursion Partv originates, te
either et thenndenigncd. will receive prompt
attention.
Small parties desiring accommodations at
ihe LURAY INN can also liti rured ler by
similar application.
Round Trip Tickets te the VIRGINIA
SPR1NOS and SOUTHERN MIMMEU RE
SORTS en sale en and after JUNE 1. at the
principal Ticket Otliccs of connecting lines.
SUMMERTOUR1ST U1DE BOOKS and all
information furnished en application te the
Passenger Agent", Shenandoah Valley R. K.
or tliu Virginia, Tennessee. Georgia Air
Line. a. POPE,
Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt,
O. HOWARD KO YER, Lynchburg, Va.
Division Pass'r Agt..
Hagerstown, Md. may303md
Amended se as te ISestnet the CapltallzaUen
of Railroad te S30O.OOO rwHIIe-
Free Pipe Liu Bill Faaaed.
Special Dispatch te the Iktklliqescir.
Harbisbure, Jane 1. la the Senate
this morning two of the Yanderbilt rail
road bills,relative te the amount of capital
stock per mile, were recalled from the
governor. One of them has been dropped
and the ether was amended se as te pre
vide . that the amount of bends te
be issued shall net exceed (150,000
per mile, and that the stock and bends
shall net exceed $300,000 per mile.
The Senate judiciary committee's reso
lution te inquire into the legal relation of
the Standard oil company te the state as
te taxes, was adopted, after a communi
cation had been heard from B. F. Ge wen,
discouraging its passage en the ground
that the courts have settled the tax ques
tion. Heuse bills were passed finally as fol fel
lows : providing for the removal of indi
gent insane from almshouses te state
hospitals ; te prevent discrimination in
freights ; te continue the soldiers orphans
schools until 1890 ; the judicial appor
tionment bill; te provide for incorporation
of mutual assessment en insurance com
panies. A message was received from the gov
ernor, announcing that he had signed the
bills relating te the change of terminal
points of railroads, both known as Yan
derbilt bills.
The Heuse bill te empower bridge com
panies te contract with railroad companies
for the jeiut use of bridges, was defeated.
Iu the Howe.
The following Senate bills passed finally:
Permittiug the killing of -the English
sparrows ; making prevision for the sup.
pert of disabled firemen.
The vote by wnicn the lroe pipe eiu
was defeated was reconsidered and the bill
passed finally ; yeas 107, uays 73.
A message was received from the gover
nor, announcing that he had signed the
following bills : Fer the better security
of life and limb in cases of fire iu hotels,
etc. ; requiring preps and timbers te be
used iu mines; te prevent certain perform
anccs at theatres ; te protect bituminous
miuers in the matter -of the weight of
coal.
The Heuse had under consideration the
amendments of the Seuate te the auti auti
discriminatien bill when it adjourned.
A. Lecal Measure.
Seuater Stehmau had the bill relative te
the sentencing of prisoners recalled from
the governor for amendment in the Senate
this foreneou.
The action of the Seuate iu recalling
aud amending the Yanderbilt railroad bill
was doubtless taken because of the
governor's unwillingness te sigu a
bill giving railroads pewer of un
limited capitalization. As amended,
allowing them te capitalize at the maxi
mum amount claimed as necessary te
build a read, the measure is likely te re
ceive his approval. Eds. Intelligencer.
TUK WOKKINUMEN.
The Iren Strike Knded In (Jlncleuatl Laber
Matters Elsewhere.
Cincinnati, June 1. The manufac
turers here say the iron strike is euded,
ami that as seen as the tires cau be started
ueik will ptocecd. The werkmeu did net
insist upon $0 yesterday but reeeded te
$'").r)0. The manufacturers, however, bold
the ground that their agt cement
with the ineu te abide by the
Pittsburgh adjustment precluded them
fieni all negotiations. There has been as
et no formal meeting of tbe werkmeu,
nor any formal notice te the tuauufactur
ors, but all assume that work will be
resumed.
Bright Prospects lu tlie Dlaliuulng Valley.
Youngstown, O., Juue 1. The rolling
mill proprietors of Mahoning valley will
all sign the scale of last year, and work
will be continued without interruption
after next Monday, with the exception of
one mill, which will step for ten days te
take account of stock. There is great re
jeicing among the lour tueusana mm
empleyes here.
The DUpeaai of ittoteui Miner.
St. Leuis, June 1. Thirty-four of the
riotous miners near Collinsville, who
pleaded guilty te indictmeut for riot, were
lined $25 and costs, but a stay of execu
tion was crantcd during their troed behavior.
FOREIGN EVENTS.
Ladles Appealing te Gladstone Fer tlie
Liven et Criminals.
Dublin, June 1. The ladies' committee
te aid political prisoners have sent the
following c-uumuuicatieu te Mr. Glad
stone :
"We appeal te you en the ground of
humanity for the commutation of the
sentences of Themas Caffrey and Timethy
Kelley, two of the oendemned Phoenix
park murderers. Three lives have already
been taken iu atonement for two ; we ask
for mercy."
Caifrey was sentenced tb be hanged en
Juue 2d, aud Kelly ou June 0th. Ne reply
has been received fromGladsteuo
Dynamite Coneplratom Arraigned.
Londen, June 1. The dynamite con
spirators, Dr. Gallagher, Bernard Galla
gher, Ansburgb, Curtiu, Whitehead aud
Wilseu, against whom true bills were
found yesterday were arraigned this morn
ing. They pleaded net guilty and their
trial was fixed for the 11th inst.
Hearings el Conspirator!.
Castlebar June 1. The hearing of
the prisoners charged with connection
with the murder conspiracy in
county 'Maye was continued this
morning. An informer testified that he
had received a letter from Nally, one of
the prisoners, containing a plan te murder
an inspector of police, who had attacke d
a mob at Balliner.
The P. K. It 'b Pwcbnse le Heading.
Reading, Pa., Juue 1. Pennsylvania
railroad agents have purchased the great
et part of a block of houses and several
lets frentiug en the Schuylkill river, as a
site for the depot of the company's new
read when it enters Reading. The site is
net far from the centre of the city. The
read will run along the entire river front
of the city.
David and His Bride' Keturn.
Bloeminqton, 111., June 1. David
Davis and his bride arrived at their home
in Bloomington yesterday, from their wed
ding trip iu the far West. They were net
expected here for some days and but few
knew of their coming. They at once pro
ceeded te the Davis mansion and will
remain there all summer.
Killed with a Pence Pallas
Petersburg, Va. June . 1. Glemey
Hensen, colored, who lives in the suburbs
of the city, was murdered last night by
his stepson, Jeseph Heusen, a lunatic, who
struck him with a fence paling in which
there were reveral nails. The nails pene
trated tbe skull, causing almost instant
death. The murderer has been arrested.
acquitted After Four Trials.
Minneapolis, Minn., June L, W. F.
Thompson, who had beeu en trial for the
embezzlement of $17,000 from Farnham &
Lovejoy, was last eveuing acquitted.' This
was his fourth trial.
A. Lively Time Aaaeac Sey ers and SeUera.
PnrsBUBGHyPa., June 1. Te-day was
one of the liveliest days in the experi
ence .of the oil trade in this city.
Great excitement prevailed during the
session, and the fluctuations were
rapid and large. J The markSt opened
Buuujc at. ?i.3$ ana aavancea te ?i.zet
when heavy selling and pounding.tegether
with the report of a new well in th9 Ball
town district, broke the market te $1.13.
At neon, however, there was a better
feeling and a restoration of confidence, the
final sales being made at $1.21. It is esti
mated that the sales at the morning ses
sien comprised 3,000,000 barrels.
am Capepalar ABBivenary.
Washington, Jnne 1. It was just one
year te-day from the beginning of the
first Star Reute trial, when Mr. Merrick
began the fifth day of his address te the
jury.
The Walking Match.
Baltimore, Jane 1. The score at the
walking match at two o'clock this . after
noon steed : Hughes, 46C miles ; Noro Nero Nore
mac, 438 ; Panchet, 431 ; Hart, 304, with
all the men in geed condition.
Kerthern Pacific Cem.
erthern Pacific Pref.
Hestenvllle
Philadelphia A Erie....
Northern Central
Underground.
Canada Southern...
People's Passenger.
Tbe Jersey CentralHerged Inte the rteadteg
New Yerk, Juue 1. At a meeting of
the Jersey Central directors te-day, tbe
lease te the Reading read was ratified.
m
A Better Showing Than the Mentli Before.
Washington, June 1. The debt state?
ment issued te-day shows a decrease of
the public debt during May of $4,890,476.
WEATHKK INUIOATIONS.
Washington, June 1. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, northerly
shifting te easterly winds, stationary or
lower temperature, rising followed by
falliug barometer.
NO I.L. ti. FOK U. V. B.
Butter Claims te Have Made 10,000 Voted.
The Harvard college trustees having re-
fused te give Butler the customary guber
naterial honor of LL. D., a Sun corres
pondent at Bosten says that mere than one
member alter adjournment expressed the
opinien'that Gov, Butler will be reelected
in November. One characterized the deci
sion as the greatest mistake the beard
ever made. The governor himself takes
the matter very happily, aud apparently
without porseual rancor. He is queted as
saying that the actieu of the baanl will ba
worth 10,000 votes te him. A reporter call
ed upon the governor, when the following
interview took place :
Reporter Have you heaid that the
overseers of Harvard college have voted 13
te 11 net te confer upon you the degree of
LL. D.?
Gov. Butler I have se heard.
Reporter Ofcourse you beliove this
news te be authentic ?
Gov. Butler The only reaseu I have for
net believing it is that it is put upeu the
bulletin beard of the Bosten Journal.
Reporter Assuming that it is true, what
de you think of it ?
Gov. Butler I have te thank them for
doing me a very great personal aud peliti
cal service. The atlreut intended by their
action is net upon me, but upeu the peo
ple who elected me. aud the verdict and
execution of the judgment of Harvard
college upon the acts of the people of this
commonwealth ler daring, by a large ma
jority, te cheese a governor without asking
the consent of that college, aud it only em -phasizes
what T have sumetimer. said
heretofore, that Harvaid college claims
the tight te govern the commonwealth
Having received freti uiore than ene cel,
lege a literary degree of that rank, because
of appreciation by these institutions of my
attainments as a lawyer ferf which con
sideratinn thus bestowed upon me I feel
tbe deepest sensibility the act of Har
vard would have alilud nothing te me aud
therefore I cau have no feeling be
cause of its action iu this behalf. I should
have felt veiy grateful for it. if it had been
given te me as a lawyer, but net as gov
ernor. I should have looked upeu itaa a
ceremonious matter, a compliment te the
governor of the commonwealth and the
peeple of the commonwealth, following
out a custom without .auy regard te my
attainments or fitness for the degree, al
though, as 1 happen te kuevv, I would
have beeu of perhaps two or three men
who have received it during the last twenty
years who could have read it aud transla
ted it without the aid of a diction
ary. 1 regret very much this political
action en the part of tlie college, becanse
I fear it may tend te impair its usefulness;
for it is quite possible that the poeplo of
the commonwealth may hereafter remem
ber it te the disadvantage of the college.
They may come te the conclusion te divorce
the college aud state as our fathers
divorced the church and state, and may
inquire if there is any reasen why the
property of that institution should b
exempted from the taxation which is te
burdensome upeu us, while they use the
alms of the state, se bestowed upeu thorn
for educational purposes, in au endeavor
te control the politics of the state. 15 it1",
time at last sets all things even."
Wendell Phillips says of the custom of
conferring degrees npen governers: "If
the custom is a bad one, let it be chauged
at some future time. But net new, wheu
ove'rprra"n will see that it is only the im
potent attempt of a defeated faction te
insult a successful rival."
Quotations by Reed, McGrann & Ce , Hank
era, LaBcafter, Pa.
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Mlchlean Central. 91
New Yerk Central mj;
new jersey central ra
Ohie Central. 10
Del. Lack. Western. 124V
Denver Rie Grande.... 47!
Kansas JL Texas.
Lake Shere iiaw
hlcage N. w.,eem.... laug
X. N., Ont. A Western
hLPaulAOmaba 45
PacincHall 41?
Auviicsiec: ct xiiuiuurKn.. 'JUX
Ot 4ttUlltllHIMIKI IU
Texas Pacific a
Union Pacific 91
naeaan common 'js
Wabash Preferred. 42
WestTn Union Telegraph 32J
j-enianiie x Aunvuie..
N. Y., ChL A St. Ii
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation ,
Pennsylvania.
P. T. A Bnflkle
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Phtladelpala.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia 4 Erie K. Ii.
iteaumsr itaureau ,
Pennsvlvania Railroad.
Lehigh Valley Railroad
United Companies et New Jersey.
Northern Pacific.
Northern pacific Preferra-i
Northern Central Railroad
Lehigh Navigation Company..,
aurnsiuwn .oaureau......
Central Transportation Compan"..
Plttsb'g.Tltusvllle A UntlaleR. R
unite acuuvikui Railroad
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S1AUKH1S.
Philadelphia Market.
Pnir.ADEt.PHi a. J nne 1. Fleur tile t bnt ti nil ;
Siipertltie, 3 2j3 10; extra, i.l IJ'dl 2";
Peun'a Family, tl 0035 12.
Itye tlenr at M 75Q:5 80.
Wheat quiet and -Hsiir; Ne. 2 Western Red,
SI 21; Ne. 1 Red, $1 2101 20, as te location ; Ne.
-lRed,UlCllCK.
Cern quiet and easier ter local use ;St'ainir
r.4G(4c ; Yellow and Mixed, C5M'.Mc
Oats firmer and fair demand.
Rye scarce at 707.'c.
Previsions dnll and easy.
Lard quiet.
butter dull and easier ; Pn. Creamery
tra, EOc ; Western, 20c.
Kggs dull and unsettled.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum firm ; Refined, 7p7c.
Whisky at tl 19
cr
Mew Yerk Market.
Nkw YeRK.JnneL Pleura shade stronger
and moderately active.
Wheat opened rather easier aftcrvvards
ruled stronger and advanced W!c ; tali
trade; Ne. 2 Red, J nne, SI 2-0l 22; July,
121Q1 24; Aug., $1 261 27
Cern liYiC higher; mixed western spot,
67066; de future. C5QG9C.
Oats &ic better; Ne. 2 July, 40Ql7c ;
Sept., 40c ; State, 4857c ; Western, Wgcec.
Live Stock Market.
Chicago Hogs Receipts, 18,000 ucad : ship
ments, 3,900 head ; demand mere active and
stronger ; market active and 5c higher ;
mixed, $0 00 P5 : heavy. 7 cej37 3.; light,
6 7587 10 : skips, $3 X&ti 20.
Cattle Receipts, 5.00.) head ; shipments, 2,70)
head; market moderately active and firmer,
and prices 9I0c higher : demand brisk and
all sold ; experts, te CO06 45 ; geed te choice
shipping, S5 70 te ; common te fair, t'iS
565.
Sheep Receipts, l.Coe head ; shipments, 200
head ; moderately active and linn ; quality
peer ; interior te lair, $2 !0g4 50 ; geed
$5 23 ; choice, $5 40.
Kast LiBZBTT Cattle Receipts, 2,527 head;
very unit ; snaue tower man yesteruay.
Hogs Receipts. 2,303 head; market slew:
Phlladelphlas,t7 3087 40 r Yorkers, 17 0537 15.
Sheep Receipts, l.ien head ; market firm ;
about unchanged.
Mew Yerk.
Quotations by Associated Press.
blocks opened weak and lower, bnt at neon
market firm at pat Hal recovery.
New Yerk Central I22j
Erie Railroad 'Xi
Adams isxpresB-........ .... .............. 12s
Michigan Central Railroad 94"
Michigan Southern Railroad 1C9
Illinois Central Railroad i
Cleveland A Pittsburgh Railroad 133
Chicago A Reck Island Railroad 1234
Pittsburgh A Fert Wayne Railroad 130
Western union Telegraph Company S2
Teledo A Wauasn. .... ............ ... 27
New Jersey Central..... se
New Yerk Ontario A Western 2
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Lanc-C-Uy a per ct. Lean, due 1882.. .$ieu
133.-)... 100
1890... liX)
u 181)6... IOC
5 per cL In ler 30 years" loe
5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100
4 " in I orSUyears.. IsM
4 " la ft or 2tl years.. IO11
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Manhelui borough lean loe
M ISOKIXAMT-OUS BTOOKlt.
Qmirrvvllle R. R... f5u
Mlllcrsvllle Street Car 50
Inquirer Printing Company 50
Watch Factory.
Gas blgtrt and Kitel Company.
Stevens Heuse bends) ,
.ueiumma uas company ...
Columbia WaterCeuiuanv.
Susquehanna Iren Company
marietta Holtewwaro
Stevens Heuse
Sicily Island
East lirandywine A Wayncsb'g...
Millersvllle Nermal Scheel
Nerthern Market
MISOKLLAWBOUS KONIM.
Quarryvlile R. It., due ia
Heading & Columbia R. K5'a
Lancaster Watch Ce.. due 18s;
Lancaster das Light and Fuel Ce,
due In Inr'A! years
Lancaster thus Light and Fuel Ce.
diteiiti;:
TUamntiT stocks.
HhC Spring A Reaver Valtey ,
Rrlitgupert X iloreshee
Columbia A Chestnut Hill
''elumbla A Washington
Columbia A Utg Spring
Columbia A Marietta
Maytown A Kllzabethtewn
Lancaster Knhrata
Lancaster A Willow Street
Strasbtua A ilillnert
Marietta e Maytown
Marietta A Mount, .lev
LancKlizabetht'ii A Middlul'ii.
IiAiiU'tsterA Frultvllle.
baneastcrA f.it'.tz
Lancaster A Wllllaiuatewu
Lancaster & Maner
I.ancutur.'i Muuhelm
baiwaster A Marietta
Lancaster A New Helland
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First N'atlenai tmnr.
Faruit:r.s' National Bank
Fulton National Uauk
L'nieiiiter Cennty National lUnk..
Celuinlila National Bank.
Christiana National Bank.
Kphrata National Bank
First National Rank, Columbia.. ..
First Vallenai Rank, utrasburg....
Flint, National Rank, Marietta
FltsL Niilieu:tl Rank. Mount .toy..
LRU. National Rank
Man het ji Natlennl Rank
Union National Rank. Mount Jey.
New Helland National Rank
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I.KUAt. NOTICES.
ESTATK OF JAM1W B. JLAKK,LATK OK
Lancaster city, decctsed. Letters testu
ineutury en said estate having been grant -d
te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
thereto are reqeested te make Immediate pay
ment, and these havln? claims or dcmniuN
against the same, will present them without
delay ler settlement te the undersigned, re
siding in Lancaster city.
let
a2)-Ctdeaw
HN W.CLARK.
MARTHA B. CLARK.
KLIZARKTH CLARK,
Executers
17.STATKOF IIKNKY MILLER, LATK OF
It the city or Lancaster, deceased, bel
ters testamentary en said estate bavin:'
been granted te the undersigned, all person,
indebted te said decedent are requested te
make immediate settlement, and these having
claims or demands against the estate or wild
decedent, te makejenewn the same te the un
dersigned without delay, residing In the city
et Lancaster.
MARY ANN MILLER. Executrix.
Ne. S67 North Queen St..
Lancaster, Pa.
J. R. Kaufman. Attorney. m74itdeaw
E3TATF. OF ANN M KVANS LATK OF
Lancaster rlty, decascd. Letters testa
mentary en said estate having been granted
te tlie undersigned, alt persons Indebted
thereto are ree nested te make lilt mediate Day
men), and these having claims or dcmiiids
against the same will present them without
delay for settlement te the undersigned, te
aming in iincaster city.
ROBERT A. KVANS,
Rear. J. Evans. Kxecutnr.
Attorney. may21-Ctdeaw
VTOTIUE NOTICE IS
. 1 that application has
HKKKUV UIVr.N
beet) made te tlie
Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster county,
te amend or altar tha charter of the " Kvan
gllcal Lutheran church et the Hely Trlnit-, ,
el Lancaster, Pa.,1' limiting the crealie.i i
debt by or en behalf et said congregation aim
inc irporatien te three hundred dollars In t-x
cess of Its Income. And the name will b.i
granted en JUNE 18. A. D. 18S3.at 10 o'clock.
in., unless cause im suewn te tueeutrary.
N. KLLMA.KKR. Solicitor
MAY2I,1S8J. m23-3tdeawT
MKUlVAt..
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.TKVKK KAILS.
samaritan
nervine;
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The flreat NERVE CONQUIHiOK.
A SPECIFIC FOE.:
1ST EPILEPSY, SPASMS ." -
CONVLSION8, PALLING SICKNESS,
ST. VITUS DANCE, ALCOHOLISM,
OPIUM EATING, SYPHILLIS,
SCROFULA, KINGS EVIL,
UGLYBLOOD DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEADA.CHK,
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS WEAK
NESS, NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
BRAIN WORRY, BLOOD SORES,
BILIOUSNESS, COSTIVENESB,
KIDNEY TROUBLES AND IRREGU
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