fonogivaniott gaitult.
SCRWFLETOwN, Nov. 17t, 18 . 69.
MISTER FODDER ABRAUAIs: .
Now ewer shiftier amohl in truvvel, for
se maims seller tamest Andy het eich
reshta lussa mit so a rit beim Shreef, un
dos er eich compella will an leeya brief on
can tsu shreiva. Is sell now wterklich
wohr, odder is RS yusht tans fun donna
pollittiele reports was se ols uf kreya, dort
in der shtadt ? Wanns wohr is donn bes
ser gevvat acht. De Bevvy is ordlich
unruich drweaya, un meant es kennt fer
leicht noch so happena doe der null in sell
gross aond-shteanich gebei nei mist un for
sex moonat odder a yohr uf drucka brod
un halt wasser leaiva i _un sell weer dseh
ordlich tuff uf der alt FODDER ABRAEAM.
Se behawpt aver dos wanes so 'Weft
kummt donn wet se eich oily woch an lot
first rate's essa shicka—fun earam deitsha
kies, un shnitz, un lodwiesTick, tin fos
nachts kucha un olleries.
Awer we is es ? Sell is de froke. Denk't
er der misset wierklich in de Jail ? Mind,
was ich eich now sog—der onnest Andy
is ears fun dams deer Bich nix shleehtes
noch sawya lust, for ich kenn can goot—
hob in gekennt we er ale noch so a sort
fun a inerricha menu war, un donn is er
in de Semi) , nei 'leckt warra, un weil er
olsfort so ehrlich, un ufrichtieh un kon
shienshus war hut ter der nawma fun on
neat Andy grickt, un ich mus aw sawya
dos ich de shtory fun weaya, Belly
ninetsich dahler extra meiletsh gor net
glawa konn. Under weg we se racer's
explained hen dort in der shtadt, hut er
im sin es tsu proofa dos es net wohr is.
De law is, du weasht, dos so an case de
cide wierra mus according tsu der weight
fum teshdimonyt Der George hut mer
cites derfu g'sawt un explained, un wanu
ich draw denk dos ter an orrig hoch ge
iternder lawyer is, donn kummts mer fore
dos es eich aw noch orrig feel truvvel
macht. For instans, der George sogt der
wuret net im shtond meaner dos twee,
odder drei tseiya bringa de sawya kenna
dos der Andy so feel geld grickt hut, un
dos uf der onner side kent der Andy
meaner doe a dutzend bringa dos an
Beevel aid nemma kenna dos se gor nix
derfu wissa, un weil a dutzent meaner is
twea odder drei is : w de w." . ht fum
uf sel wog •-• r e . • oil deele e wierra
geaya cid'. Der cholly Jack meant aw
t 4.1, un sell is WM de Bevvy so unruich
.nacht derweaya.
Now suppose es goat geaya eich, was
d 'no ? Donn misset der evva so an leeya
breef gevva, un sell wter dock an ferdei
henkerty shond, wars now net? Isn was
for an ding is donn so an leeya breef ? Iret
ear shun yea mohls caner gevva ? Was
fur leeya duna se donn nci shreiva ? IVann
der an raler gooter wide awake ligner
hawa wellet for eich helfa, donn luss mich
es yusht wissa,. tin icn will tsu seller bis
ness tenda, fur ich bin sure dos der alt
Muckafli(ile doh im shteddle yusht der
very in ester for so an job.
Awer O t t
ch mus a wennich fun ma onuera
subject shreiva—a wennich fun weaya
we's doh har geat in unserm shteddlo
heitich's dogs. Der G'shwire Lawbuck
tin der Joe Muckatliggle un a paar onnery
sin draw alleweil lbr a neie 'mulch uf tsu
kreeya, tin se sawya se hetta der Kitzel
(leder under Bill Sensawetzer, der Sam
Kreiselbach, der Jonny Kotzafonger un
sei fraw un noch about a dutzend onnery
uf der lisht for de ka3rrich tsu jeina. MI
veils lauter demakrata sin wella se aw
real demokratishes eflongealium hawa.
Ilf course es geat direct geaya de madda
dishta, well Belly oily gebut amohl ohs
caner nivver uf ears side kreeya un se be
keara, un donn, wan se amohl one singa
un bxta geweant wterra, donn geana se
ols grawd ous der demokratish party un
jeina de Republicans. Sell kenna de ktcrls
net shtanda, un tinna dos se aw an kxr
rich doh hawa missa for democratic prin
ciples uf tsu holta. Der Lawbuck hut
•mer de grundsetza fun eara Kmrrich ge
wises, un hut gedu dos ich eam an grosser
glfolla cleat wonn ich eich se shicka deat
for se tsu publisha, un ich war's aw grawd
willens ' un doh sin se :
First—De kterrich soil beim 'Alma be
kannt sci fuu "De Independent Freheits
Wmea Kterrich fun Shlillietown.
Secondly—De members solla parfecty
treiheit hawa tsu giawa was se wells, pro
viding dos se gor nix tau du hawa solla
mit denna maddadishta wu old rum geana,
un duna sings un beata in onner leit eara
heiser.
Drittens—Dos der Renner Ifawermes
ser der Form sei soil, under Joe Mucka
tliggle der Fore-shteaer.
Finftes Article—De members fun der
kwrrich solla's recht hawa leeder tsu
singa, awor des bseta is shtricktly ferbutta,
except der Porta, for sell is sei bisness un
for sell mud ter betzahlt.
Article der Sext—olly Sundog om tsea
Wilt formiddogs soil's naehtmohl gl numma
*terra, un for a shtorricker impression
tsu macha uf de g'mea, soil oily mohl
Ann Kitelderfer Beira beshta brondy-wine
o alused wwrra.
Sevensly—Ennich ebber dos ea dahler
betzahlt, an aw net wennicher dos an
ftertle dohler der moonlit, kann set nawma
ins 'mulct's' buck nei du ois an member,
provided rer betz,thlt oily mohl tsea cent
extra fors nacht-mohl, for so feel is der
brondy-wine wort.
Nummer B—Weilsy_usht unneatich
geld kosht soils kea leedie bicher Fused
ve•tera, ewer der Perm soil de leedb.n ole
wart for wart ous gevva.
Neint—Ennicher member fun der kwr
rich deg etch ob gebt mit donna madda
dishta, odder refined brondy-wine tsu
nemma om nochtmohl, odder saner dyer
do temperance society jeint, odder ennich
ebbas sogt geaya bensa pitelia, odder bus
sla for retty sei odder welsh-innkle, odder
caner churls republican ticket vote odder
nei geat for neayer un frei shtloia, soli
0110141Shellany ftXpellt !MIS.
Om tswetta Krishdog wella se der eek
shtea leaya for de nei kterrieh. Se soil
gebaut wterra grawd ivver de shtrose funs
Kit7elderfiroe, un doh geb ieh der aw a
lisht fun orticles wu so unnich der gross
shtca uei du wella.
Der nawma fum porra, fum foreshteaer
un do billing committee; der nawma fum
postrneashter fum shteddle (sell is mach
un de Bevvy under klea Abey;) an copy
fum Iteadinger Adler un de leckshuu
returns fun Barricks county; an Anglish
bichly fum life of General Jackson un aw
eans fum Andy Johnson; an nickle cent
fum yohr 1.669; an copy fun der Kutz
tovrner deitsh Demokratish tseitung; an
fotograff fum General Macklallin un eans
fum Jeff. Davis; an medal fum Seimoyer
and Blare wu se forram yohr rouse gevva
hen dort in Nei Yorrick wu se mer mei
watch g'shtola hen, un cans fun derma
Koorall's Shtommack Bitters kollender
fum yohr
Der Lawbuck sogt se hetta aw proposed
so an pint buttly full wisky net tau du,
awer selly notion hen se widder of gevva,
weil's shawd war for so feel fum goota
shtuft seller wen g ferlora gea lussa.
Der eantsich boddereashun dos se hen
is for geld tau raise, for de kernels WI
baua. Sex odder slvva ftin eana With
obsolut tresherer wrerra, awer kens fun
eana will meaner dos tswea dahler gevva,
un sell geat evva net weit. Dock meana
se wann se so an bichly ufkreeya, un rum
Deana mit, kenta se ferleicht gsnunk raisa.
Ferleicht wann se beim Packer aw roofa
cleats, kenta se an ordlich gooter hawl
macha, for sei leekshun expenses sin
nintmy gous so hock we se wahra doh
fergonga we er sheer gorly ins Gufferneer
omt nei gleekt is warra, awer net gons.
Wann se's raisa, un de kterrich baua, du
ich eich es aw wissa lussa.
PIT SCRWEFFLEBRENNEE
SnAtatsvlLLE, Nufiember der 12t, )69.
ISTEIt FODDER ABRAHAM:
Du kusht uns doh im letshta summer a
mar copies fun deina ivver ous goota
seitung g'shickt, mit 7 em Pit seina breefa,
n ich hob grawd glseana, dos ebbas in
lellam ktnrl is, for der weg we er shreibt
ut er deans shlechty leit ears sacha of
• ecka un exposa dos an caution is.
De tseitung hut mer so Boot g'falla dos
ich hold draw g'numma hob un of amohl
0 subscribers grickt for sex moonat, un
tow is de subscription ball ous, un mer
in all so first rate gepleest mit em Pit
seina breefa dos mer Bich an feel gresserer
lub shicka wella, awer yusht ea ding
fuddera mer fum Pit, un sell is des: Er
hut sei pickter om head fun seina breefa
shtea de goes tseit, un sell is all right,
awer ter sets net all monopoleisa,
awer aw
amohl platz macha for der Bevvy ears
picture. Doh hous denka mer orrig feel
fun der Bevvy, un ich glawb so g'wiss
now dos warm so amohl ears picture scans
keuna dos ich a club fun mea dos a bun
! nert raisa konn doh.
Mer hen nix neies doh olleweil. Der
Steaf war geshter in der shtadt, under
shtorm hut earn so ins g'sicht geblosa un
er h wards missa for heam gea bis
tti 'Atom evaihruck
lA.
TIIE Tr.L E FLAG.—An eminent physi
cian tells the following story for the benefit
of young mothers. He says : An intelli
gent young mother inquired some days
since how she could best preserve her
child's linen clean and sweet when chang
ed frequently during the day. I directed
her never to dry it before the fire, but in
the sun and open air, if the weather per
mitted. You thus not only avoid satu
rating the air of your rooms with the
volatile and poisonous gases driven out of
the linen, but the sun's rays have poyers
of cleansing and disinfecting which artifi
cial heat has not, and will purify and pre
serve the linen. She followed my direc
tions. but, as is too often the practice, dried
and aired it in the nursery window. Her
fastidious husband remonstrated in vain
against this unseemly exposure. Believing
that if she saw her practice as others saw
it she would desist, he so directed their
afternoon walk as to bring the nursery
window into full view from a central part
of the town. Stopping abruptly, he
pointed to the offending linen flapping
conspicuously in the breeze, and asked
sarcastically:
"My dear, what is that displayed from
our window?"
" Why," she replied, proudly, " that is
the flag of our Union I"
Conquered by this pungent retort, he
saluted the flag with a swing of his hat,
and pressing his wife's arm closer within
his own, said, as he walked homeward,
"And long may it wave."
THE selection of Prothonotaries of the
Supreme Court will take place at the meet
ing in Philadelphia, in January next, and
will supply the gap to be left vacant by the
expected resignation of Col. J. Ross Snow
den. The latter's alleged distinguished
efforts in adding largely to the number of
naturalized citizens in 18GS will be remem
bered, and these suggest that he will re
sign rather than be removed.
DEATH has been busy among the great
men of the day during the last tWo weeks.
In addition to the death of George Pea
body, the great philanthropist, which we
announced last week, we have to name
those of Corn. Charles Stewart, Gen. John
E. Wool, Hon. Robert J. Walker and
Hon. Amos Kendall, who have occupied
prominent positions iu the history of our
country.
HON. FRANCIS JORDAN, Secretary of
the Commonwealth, authorizes the state
ment that no commissions will be sent to,
or made out for, the newly elected Alder
men or Justices of the Peace, prior to the
time at which their commissions were for
merly issued. The registry law only
changed the time of election, nut the
terms of the officers formerly chosen at the
spring election.
A RECENT publication on the prices of
wild beasts for shows states that a first
class hippopotamus is worth $5,000 or
$6,000 : a lion, $l,OOO or $2,000 ; an ele
phant, $3,000 to $6,000 ; a giraffe, $3,000;
a Bengal tiger, $2,000 ; a leopard, $6OO to
$9OO • a hyena, $5OO, and that a New
York house in the last three years has
sold $112,000 worth of these animals ex
clusive of a lively trade in monkeys, birds,
&C.
ffitietteit
GRANT AT NONE—BUT NOT 44 AT BO ,
TO POLITICIANS.
No living man is more successful, while
in company, of getting rid of a subject he
does not choose to converse upon than Gen.
Grant. Many a Galenian who called upon
him during his three months' stay here,
while the Presidential canvass was in pro
gress, can attest this fact. While sitting
in the parlor of an evening, with his family
around him, little Nellie perhaps sitting on
his knee, and a few neighbors passing the
evening with them, some politicians, just
arrived on the evening train, would drop
in. These hours Gen. Grant devoted to
his family and personal friends. They were
hours of relaxation from care and anxiety
and were not to be disturbed by political
debates, or conjectures as to the result of
the great contest. Our politician would
open out on the prospects of the election.
No response from General Grant. If the
politician happened to be a man of sense, 1
a few more words from him closed the con
versation on that topic. If, on the other
hand, he was a persistent bore, he con
tinued till an answer was given, the mean
ing of which he could not mistake. Gen
erally, however, the General's silence was
sufficient evidence to the talker that the.
subject was not agreeable. This sam.
course the General is pursuing at the I
White House, and it saves him a world of ,
annoyance from politicians. The Wash-
I ington correspondent of the New York .
1 Tries says : '
"There was never an Administration so
completely independent of control by `per
sons of influence' as the present. There
was never a time, probably, when the Ex
ecutive Mansion was so free from lova
on and kitchen-Cabinet arrazerenenfts
erally. After 4 o'clock in tiseatigaisoott
building assumes all the appela s igioe o $
private residence. The Presidmit we
to see callers on business in the evening
The people who do call pay their respeets
or spend the evening in the private parlor
with the President and Mrs. Grant, and
the intercourse on such occasions is never
allowed to approach business, save when
some public necessity brings a proper re.
presentative of the departments or Con•
gress, with a mission the importance of
which the President himself fully reoog.
nizes. A pure atmosphere, inspiring a
conviction of honesty and truth, prevails
at the White House, and only those who
know what contamination prevailed under
the previous occupant can sully appreciate
the change. Never was a President more
free to do what is best for the country and
the people at large, and never was a
President apparently more determined to
do that duty.—Galena Gazette.
A QUEER WEDDING.
Rev. D. a Methodist minister, statton
ed at Meadville, some years ago, onedtve-
Ding received a note stating that a couple
living in the suburbs of the city &Aired
to be united in the bonds of matrimony,
and requested his services at nine oyclock
next morning. At the proper time he
went to the house designated and entered.
He enquired of a young' lady w was
busy washin:dishes, tf th . is le
time
-
lady," said s e blushing, "John will be
in in a moment." The minister was sur
prised to see no preparations, and stepped
to the door to view the surroundings.
Two men were hard at work grinding
scythes in the yard, and another, who
proved to be "John," was tending a cow
and calf in the barn yard. The young
lady came to the door pretty soon, and
shouted, "John, John, hurry up, the
preacher's here! John leaped the fence
and rushed to the house, the girl wiped
her hands on her apron, and afterjoining
hands, said they were ready. The min
ister proceeded, and had just got through
questioning the young man, when the old
lady rushed into the room, shouting,
" John, John, you didn't turn the cow
away from that calf!" John let go his
sweetheart's hand instantly, and rushed
to the barnyard, put the old cow through
the bars, and then returned to the house,
again took his position, when the balance
of the ceremony was gone through with.
The minister went on his way, John went
to the hayfield, and the lady resumed her
dish-washing.—Forest Republican.
Fnox all accounts the " tnan and broth
er" is still the subject of all manner of
outrages and atrocities. At a convention
of colored men held recently at Macon, a
committee appointed to glean facts con
cerning outrages perpetrated upon the
colored people in Georgia, reported twen
ty-nine murders as having actually been
committed in Bevel counties, besidew
" the numerous murders in Tatman coun
ty." The list of outrages embraces all
the deviltries practiced during the war.
• N
•• • • .‹N
him that she's not in.
—A young farmer, who inquired how
best to start a nursery, was told to get
married.
—" Marriage," said an unfortunate
husband, " is the churchyard of love."
"And you men," replied his wife, "are
the grave diggers."
—Bachelors are a much abused class of
persons, but Quilp says it is better to be
laughed at, for not being married than to
tunable to laugh yourself because you
are.
—" I'll give that girl a piece of my
said a young fellow. " Don't you
do it," said his uncle, "you have none to
spare.',
—Dumas returning from a day's sport
at the country seat of a friend with a per
fectly empty game-bag, was asked: "Well,
Dumas, what haveyou killed?" " Time,
l'as the quiet reply.
—" Ephraim, this baby's legs are mon-
Orous fat, ain't they? What temperament
do you think the child has?" " Rather
vy, Simon—decidedly of the limb-fat
" "Well I guess so, too."
•
—The last case of indolence is related in
New York, ournal: It is that of a man
/
med John Hole, who was so lazy that
I writing his name, he simply used the
l.terJ.,and then punched a hole through
i, .e paper.
—An old resurrectionist, in Cincinnati,
easily provoked, and when so he fixes
is one eye on the aggrieving party, mu
• ring: " Wait till they plant' ye; PH
veye; Pll keep track of ye—your hearse
'de shan't be yer last!"
. —A gentleman sat down to write a
deed, and began with " Know all women
by these presents." " You are wrong,"
said a bystander, " it ought to be, know
all men." " Very well," answered the
other, "if all women know it, all men
will of course."
—At a railway station an old lady said
to a very pompous looking gentleman,
who was talking about steam communi
cation, " Pray, sir, what is steam?"
"Steam, ma'am, is —ah!—steam is steam.
"I knew that chap couldn't tell you,"
said a rough looking fellow, standing by;
"but steam is a bucket of water in a tre
mendous perspiration."
—" A little more animation, my dear,"
whispered Mrs. A., to the t - rentle Susan,
*ho was walking languidly through a
quadrille. "Do leave me to manage my
dwn business, mamma," replied the pru
dent nymph.. " I shall not dance my
ringlets out of curl for a married man."
‘ 0 Of course not my love, but I was not
aware who your partner was."
—People who are resolved always to
please, at all events, frequently overshoot
the mark. A lady of this sort, going to a
fsitud's house, one morning, ran to the
ciadle, as soon as she came in, to see the
tine " boy." Unfortunately' the eat was
occupying the baby's place, but before
she could discover her mistake, she ex
claimed, with uplifted hands, "Oh what
a sweet child—the very picture of its
tither."
-4 son one day had given some offence
g lll o t rOmitp , italca, was r r 0.4 , o
• A Ment onus. elan ber. After wh ihe at
*Me thought asufticient duration of his pun
ishment, she sent for him. Ile returned
in a very sullen humor. " What have
you been doing?" " Rending." " What
book?" " The New Testament." " Very
well; what part?" " Where it is written,
• Woman! why troublest thou me? , "
Virginia, where the law fixes the
marriage fee at one dollar, there is a re
miniscence of a couple who many years
up called on a parson and requested him
to marry them.
" Where is my fee ?" said the old func
tipnary.•
The parties who were to unite their for
times did so at once, and found the joint
ount to be twenty-seven cents.
"I can't marry you for that sum," said
irate old if eutleman.
A little bit of service will go a long
;way," suggested the male applicant.
• Ah, no," said the parson; "you don't
pay for the size of the pill, but for the
mood you hope it will do you."
The lass, intent on marriage, began to
weep, • but the parson was inexorable, and
the couple turned sadly to depart. Just
then a happy thought seemed to strike the
forlorn maiden, and she turned and cried,
through his tears—
" Please, sir, if you can't marry us full
up, won't you marry us twenty-seven
cents' worth? We can come for the rest
some_ other time."
he
44
This was too much for the parson. He
married them "full up,” and they went
on their way rejoicing.
MI
Our gime gokto.
MARRIED "FULL UP.”
Clothing.
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GRAND OPENING OF THE
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AMP , Tuning and repairing promptly attended
to. A. W. WOODWARD,
septi-lyj No. 22 W. King-st., Lancaster.
B. KEVINSKI,
cr•
DEALER IN
SHEET 17USIC, PIANOS, ORGANS,
MELODEONS,
Anti Musical Instruments Generally
Sole Agent for
STEINWAY & SONS'
WORLD RENOWNED PIANOS.
Also, Agent for
PRINCE & CO.'S ORUANS and MELODEONS
MlPllfusle sent by Mall Free of Postage
No. 3 NORTH PRINCE STREET,
Lancaster, Pa
GOOK AMOHL DOHS
Rooft aw Lea
J. B. HBVINSKI SEIM MUSIC BEITOBIL
KwiniusA, OZYSLLA, MILLODNONII I I/1 alle
aorta Dingo Insbtrunsental
Der Kevinski is agent for do beroatety Stein
webr Pianos—Eloffeera beast mar se of deltsb.
Der plats is
No. 8 NORD PRINOB STREET, LANCASTER.
N. B. Per a first raty gootr Gecder an
Aoeordeon. odder a Trw‘brrielb-re odder en
slob onners musleal laabtran2ehti ol der
=shtsPt rnebt n 1 one ReTbBB Es. $
I'Prinee Sbtroee , Lameaster. MOO-1y
PPofessioital.
n J. DICKEY.
• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
()Fries: SOUTH QUEEN ST.,seconil house be
low the "Fountain Inn," Lancaster, Fa.
j B. LIVINGSTON,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Omer:: No. H NORTH DUKE ST., west side
north of the Court House, Lancaster, Pa.
CHARLES DEN VES,_
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ornes: No. n SOUTH DURK STREET, Lan
caster, Pa.
JOHN" B. GOOD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OPPICE: No. 511 E AST KIM; ST., Lancaster, Pa
JW. JOHNSON,
to • ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ownce: No 26 SOUTH QUEEN ST., LarkeaA
ter, Pa.
DP. ROSENMILLER,_JR.,
•ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Owes: With A. Hsu* SMITH, Esq., South
"
Queen St., opposite the office of Father Abre
bam," Lancaster, Pa.
A. C. ItELNOEHL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
esrms: No. 3 SOUTH DUKE ST., Lancaster,
JOHN P
R E A,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Opines: Wll It lion. 0. J. Dumy, N 0.21 SOUTH
QUEEN ST., Lancaster, Pa.
MARTIN MITT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OYPICII of the late Hon. TITADDEVB iTNVISS,
No. 28 South Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
A mos 11. MYLIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: No. 8 SOUTLL QUEEN ST., Lancaster
_T K. RUTTER,
u• ATTORNEY AT LAW
OPPICE: With General J. W. Flamm, NORTH
DURF, ST., Lancaster, Pa.
BF. BAER,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Or VICE: No. 19 NORTH DUKE Street, Limon*
ter Pa. Mee IS-13-r
Reading Advertisements.
HMALTZBERGER,
. _ ATTORNEY AT LAW
No. 46 NORTH SIXTH ST., Reading, Pa
JGEORGE SELTZER,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLER
AT LAW.
No. 604 COURT STREET, (opposite the Court
house,) Reading, Pa.
Medical.
INVALIDS " lIYGEIAN HOME.,,
N. IL ADAMS, M. D., Physician-in-Chief.
lir. Adams has studied and attended Medical
Lectures and Hospitals, both in New York and
Philadelphia, and been a successful practitioner
of the " Healing Art" for many years; lie is
therefore eminently qualified by Medical Edu
cation, Surgical skill, and great experience for
and the position of Physician an Surgeon in f;
large Health Institute. Invalids seeking health
will find at our cure every facility for the re
covery of health. Pnre, soft, spring water,
healthful diet, and excellent bathing facilities
combined with Swedish .Movements, and a_.lu
(Melons application of Electricity, and all Na
ture's great curative Aents, regulated by ft
skillful Physician, enables us to cure when a
cure is possible.
The }all and Winter months are considered
best for treatment, especially in our mild anti
genial climate.
Sritole At. OP PatATloNli of all kinds performed
according to the latest and most approved
methods.
SirOssTicraicer. cases and all PRIVATE Du-
EASES, as well Iv; Dyspepsia, iihetunatWn amt
Liver Complaint, are treate,l with success.
For Circular, address theProprictors, Brown
.t Middlekauff, Wernersville, Berke Co., Pa.
Oct. il2-tf,l
We do not wish to inform you, reader, that
Dr. Wonderful, or any other man, has CUSCOV
ered a remedy that cures I.:!onsumption, when
the lungs are half consumed, in short, will cure
all diseases whether of mind, body or estate,
make men live forever and leave death to play
for want of work, and is designed to make our
sublunary sphere a blissful paradise to which
Heaven itself shall be. but a side show. You
have heard enough of that kind of humbuggery,
and we do not wonder that you have by this
time become disgusted with it. But when I
tell you that Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy will
positively cure the worst cases of Catarrh, I only
assert that which thousands can testify to.
Tr yit and you will be convinced. I will pay
WV REWARD for a case of Catarrh that I cannot
cure.
FUR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE
PRICB ONLY 50 CENTEL Soil by .ffailpostyaid,
for Sixty Cents; Four packages a 2.00, or one doz
en for ss.tl). Send a two cent stamp for Dr.
Sage's pamplil.t on Catarrh.
Address the Proprietor,
R. V. PIERCE, M. D.
oct22-3ml Buffalo, N.Y.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD!
LONDON
BLOOD PANACEA.
The Greg Alterative and Blood Purifier.
For the cure of ScaorULA or KING'S
EVIt,CIITANIODB DISMASSS, EST.
PILAS, BOILS, PIMPLIS, and
..olonze on the Facs,Soas
'as, Irmo , " JAIINDIOS, Wnirs
rimawas, lasso °nisi Dm
-IEII, OZNIZAL DIBILITY, PAL
:ATION and llmirrimisra at the
IA T, CONSCIAPTION, ASTHMA,
riquits and SYPHILITIC
BLADDIR and KIDNIT
Ga►TAL, DROPSY, DTaPaP
.,Li via COMP LA INT, &CZ
;ADACHI, PENAL], COMPLAINTS.
. To the broken down lassie it
rea life and energy by restoring
I lost powers of nature. Persons
weakness and lassitude, by use
; the PANACEA are soon re
,red to perfect health, bloom ant
tor. Try it.
Pelee $l.OO Per Bottle.
S. A. FOUTZ,
M•aaf•otarer •ad Proprietor,
BALTIMORE, MD.
For sale by druggists and storekeepers .throughout
the United States.
ALFRED A. III.:BLEY,
Druggkt,
WEST KING STREET,
00t32-lyj LANCASTER, PA.
For sale by
Photographs, £c.
GOLDEN GIFTS.
Parents to Families,
Father to .Daughte,r,
Mother to So:-.
GENTLEMEN TO LADIES
When the light has left the house, memori.t
such as these compound their interest.
GILL'S SUPERB PHOTO
Miniature or Opal Pictures, admitted to b e
the best in:the city and no superior in the State
Constantly increasing demand and great expe
rience in this style of miniature give us greater
facilities and better results than any establish
ment outside of large cities.
STEREOGRAPHS OF HOME VIEWS for the
Centre Table. Also, pristnatic instruments.
Large ColorediVork by some of the beat Ar
tists In Philadelphia and elsewhere in the Mgt,
set style of the art. India Ink, Pastille, Crayon
and colors, at
GILLerl CITY GALLERY'
1-Iyrl No. 20 East King-et.