:V-- "; liS tM try jfcae5nffljeagggspwaaeicg yy . LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER; MONDAt, FEBRUARYS, 1880. I ! AS OTHERS SEE US. "AX OLD PENNSYLVANIA TOWN. " Lancasterlan Window-gardening Old Houses and Inns Habit and People The Tobacco Mart." "O. F. A." writes from tins city te the Bosten Eteniny Trarucript, under date of Feb. 2. as fellows : One of the things which strikes a straDger most pleasantly in Lancaster is the window-gardening se prevalent here. The whole community is fend of llewers, and en some streets it is a rare exception te find a window en the first fleer net filled with flowers. Especi ally is this the case amemj the poorer people. And the plants thus cultivated are net the common hardy sorts only, but these demanding a geed deal of care in in their cultivation. It would seem, some? times, as if the humbler the circumstances of the flower-owner, the greater luxuriance of the flowers themselves. I often find myself pausing before the windows in the poorest neighborhoods which are fairly ablaze with geraniums, callas, cyclamens, and numerous ether blooms, or else a cool delight of graceful ferns and rich begonias. A people whose love of flowers is se in tense as it appears te be here must cer tainly have many ether excellent qualities. One cannot wander far in any direction in this old city without finding one or mere leg houses. They abound in narrow alleys in the heart of the city, or close te the strcet Jine in localities removed from business quarters, and are constructed of legs pre viously squared by the axe, the inter stices being filled with plaster. Occasion ally one sees an old house cress-timbered and with plaster-filling between, but these are rarer. Of a later date, probably, but still respectably antique, are the small one . story dwellings of brick or stone which are se numerous in certain neighborhoods and en the elder streets. They are net im piclurcsqne, these groups of houses, with their low and broadly projecting caves and mess-grown reefs. A peculiar feature of the great majority of houses in Lancaster and its vicinity is the long, narrow balcony, which extends along the rear of most dwellings in front of the second and third stories. A house without this balcony attached te the rear building would hardly be considered com plete here. As one takes a short cut through an alley or side street, scores of these balconies are te be seen, and the pasier-by is perhaps faintly reminded of some Italian city, where every dwelling has its balcony or legria. Hut th.3 illusion utterly disappears when one hears from .sonic one of the Lancaster leggie, instead of the liquid Italian tongue, the unmusical guttural of the Pennsylvania Dutch. Lancaster abounds in old hotels and tav erns, the names of most of which show an English origin. Fer instance, there arc the .Maner Heuse and the Inn of the Gelden Plew, the Cress Keys and the Grape, the Black Herse, the Swan and the Fountain Inn. The Lamb and the Leo Lee pard are two mere of these old taverns much frequented by farmers, but judi ciously, considering the opposing nature of the animals whose names they bear, placed several squares apart. The Stevens Heuse, named in honor of Lancaster's great statesman, Thad Stevens, is by far the most important hotel. It is a large, four story building, extending ever a geed deal of ground, at the corner of Prince and King streets. It is, however, unfortu nately placed en a sharp decline, and its handsome proportions are nowhere seen te the best advantage. The pavement washing, te which allu sion was made in a former letter, gees en with scarcely abated ardor throughout the winter. On ail days when snow has net covered the sidewalks, which has but rarely happened this winter, the scrubbing has been indulged in unless the tempera ture were such that the water froze as it fell, and even then the desire for scouring the pavements was net wholly te be re strained in some quarters, I noticed. I observed an odd figure in the street the ether morning. It was that of a young Amish boy of about fourteen. A long, 'snuff-colored coat fastened by hooks and eyes, and with a deep cape, reached nearly te his heels. His hair, cut straight across his forehead, hung down en his shoulders, while from beneath a preposterously broad bread brimmed hat looked out an innocent, sleepy German face. When the weather is net se cold as te require him te wear an overcoat, the male of the Amish persua sion appears in a roundabout jacket with out the faintest suspicion of skirts thereto. A group of them in their short jackets and heavy beards present an odd combination of the juvenile and antique. An observer se m learns te distingitsh the Amish men from their Mennonite brethren. The for mer wear long hair and beards, and, in the days when it was all but universal for mankind te shave the face, were known as " beamy men. ' I he Mennonites, en the contrary, wear neither beard nor mous tache, and clip the hair quite short. It used te be said the chief difference between, the two faiths consisted in the fact that the Amish fastened their coats with hooks and eyes, while the Mennonites, or Men nists, as they arc often called (pronounced Mcn-ncests), used buttons. There are, presumably, weightier matters of differ ence than this, but this is the most clearly apparent te an outsider. The Amish are the strictest in their adherence te a pecu liar costume, and I heard a story a day or two since illustrative of their rigor in such matters. Such details of costume as suspenders are or were considered as tee worldly for the at tention of an Amish, and had been forbid den. A young boy of the persuasion, iiutl the wearing of trousers involved a constant hitching up in order te keep them in place contrived duringjthe absence of his parents at meeting one Sunday te extemporize a pair of suspenders for some bits of tow, and for a time, let us hope, was happy. But the period of his bliss was short. When his elders returned from meeting, the eye of the father was at once arrested by the element of worldliness in his son's at tire through the uncommon freedom from bagginess of his pantaloons ; the use of suspenders was revealed, and the unfortu nate youth was commanded at once te re move the offending tow strings and never te venture te commit such a sin again. I have spoken before of the quantity of tobacco raised in Lancaster county. At present the trade in that article is extremely brisk, and would kindle te fever heat the feelings of James I. were he here te witness it. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, market days, longbcferc the light, great Concstega wagons rumble in from the country piled high with tobacco, and as later in the day one passes the huge tobacco warehouses in various parts of this city, the street in front is found te be filled with teams, the owners of which are waiting for an oppor tunity te dispose of their fragrant stock. A pungent odor from the contents of the wagons fills the air around. One breathes tobacco. It mingles, tee, with the no less penetrating aroma lrem the sauerkraut at the neighboring beer saloons and restau rants, and the combined perfumes float en the breeze together a grateful species of incense te the Lancastrians. Arrest of Train Junipers. On Saturday the Beading railroad police made a raid en the train jumpeis all along the line of the Lancaster aud Columbia branch. Quite a number were captured, taken before the nearest magistrate and committed. One young fellow named Demmy, of Lititz, tried te run away from the officers, but was recaptured, and, it is said, was badly kicked aud beaten. He was taken before 'Squire Seltzer, of Eph rata, and discharged en payment of a fine. The officer who assaulted liim will proba bly be prosecuted. IRISH RKLLEF. Anether Subscription fund Started In Lan caster. " Subscriptions for the Herald Irish Re lief Fund Received Here." Mr. Chas. H. Barr, the Centre Square bookseller and sta sta tiener,received this morning from the New Yerk Herald a card bearing this inscription, accompanied by a request that it be posted in a conspicuous place, and it newliiigs in the store window, where it can scarcely fail te catch the eye of the passer-by. En closed with it is a large subscription paper, at the head of which is printed the follow ing stirring appeal with a liberal display of black letter : Herald Irish Famine Fund. Penular subscrintiens for the benefit of the starving people et lreianu win ee re ceived by the New Yerk Herald for any amount, from twenty-five cents upwards. The Herald will publish the name and residence of every subscriber, and, when desired, the place of his former residence in Ireland, that the people relieved may knew te whom they are indebted. Over three hundred thousand people are starving and appeal te the whole world for aid. " Fer Ged's sake give us bread or money," is their piteous cry. Mr. Chas. II. Barr, of Lancaster, Pa., is duly authorized te receive subscriptions te the Herald Famine Fund, and has agreed te turn ever te the cashier of the Herald all subscriptions that may be entrusted te him. Persons who desire may hand their sub scriptions te Mr. Barr, and they will be duly credited. This fund, instituted by the great New Yerk newspaper and headed by its own subscription of $100, 000, is distinct from that in Mayer Mac Gonigle'.s hands, which is the Citizens' Irish Belief fund inaugurated in Philadel phia. Se that the charitably disposed, whose hearts have been touched by the accounts of the piteous condition of the famine-stricken people of Ireland, which appear daily in the newspapers, may in a literal sense " pay their money and take their choice. " A HORSE CASK S225 at Stake. On Friday last Geerge Keller, of Yerk county came te Lancaster, having in his possession a geed marc and sleigh, which he tried te sell te several dealers. He filially found a customer in Isaac AV. Masen, who purchased the team for 223 giving in payment a check or note pay able in thirty days. Masen sold the sleigh for $10, and was negotiating for the sale of the marc, when Harry Gundakcr (who had leaned Masen $100 some years age ai d had net been repaid) made a levy en the maie te satisfy his claim. In the meantime Constable Leutz, supposing the team te have been stolen, arrested Keller. He seen learned, however, that Keller belonged te a re spectable family, his father being an ex tensive farmer in Yerk county, and he was released. The mare is still held te satisfy Gundaker's claim, and if she belonged te Keller when Masen purchased her she will be sold. If it should happen, which is net probable, that she belongs te some one else, the owner may claim her by writ of replevin. Meantime Gundakcr, Keller and Masen arc all en the anxious bench, awaiting further developments. BURNING ACCIDENT. An Infant Terribly Injured. A terrible accident happened about 5 o'clock Saturday evening, at the residence of Jehn Green, 720 East Orange street. At the hour named Mrs. Green left the house en an errand, leaving in the kitchen her two small chil dren, one of them a baby and the ether about five years old. Soen afterwards tcr rible screams were heard in the house by Mr. Geerge B. Moriew, who lives next deer, and running into the house he found the baby in flames from head te feet. Throwing a carpet ever the child he extinguished the flames. The child's body was burned te a crisp from the waist up, presenting a horrible appearance. Dr! Gee. R. Welch ans was sent for and applied the usual remedies. The child was living this morn ing, but suffering great pain and it is fear ed it cannot recover. Just hew the accident happened is net known, but it is supposed a coal of fire was niked from the cook stove in the kitchen where the children were, aud, fall ing upon the babe's clothes, set them en fire. A SERIOUS CHARGE. Disposing of Property te Defraud. In October last Sheriff -Strinc made a levy en the personal property of Samuel Myers, of Mauhcim township, and adver tised it for sale te satisfy claims of credi tors. The court stayed the writ of execu tion and the sheriff's levy remained a lien en the property. Meantime, it is alleged, Mr. Myers began te dispose of the prop erty, consisting of cows, horses, and ether farm stock and implements. This morning the sherilf arrested him, but he was dis charged en entering bail in the sum of $2,000 for his appearance at court. Slight Fire. This morning the reef of the frame building situated en the north side of the Pennsylvania track, between the Duke street bridge and the passenger depot, known as the "old match factory," was found te be en fire. The alarm was im mediately given, and a little water which was thrown en by the firemen prevented any great damage. The building, which was insured, is the property of Mr. Jehn Keller. The fire is supposed te have been caused by a locomotive spark. The Pythias Entertainment. On Saturday evening the entertainment for the benefit of the Pythias club by Prof. Lippett came oft' te a large audience in the opera house. The $20 geld piece was drawn by Henry Smcych and a large number of ether handsome and valuable presents were given away. The entertainment was similar te these given heretofore by Prof. Lippett and was equally as geed. . Car off the Track. This morning a car leaded with iron ere and attached te the second morning train from Quarry ville, jumped the track a short distance below West Willow. The train was delayed about an hour and a half by accident. Supposed stolen Chickens. This morning about 6 o'clock a man named Jehn Amdt, who has figured before in police circles, was caught en East King street by Officer Helman, with three chick ens in his possession, which are believed te have been stolen. He was locked up. Meeting of Bricklayers. The meeting of bricklayers held at Trewitz's saloon Saturday evening was quite well attended and the utmost har mony prevailed. The following resolu tions proposed at a former meeting were unanimously agreed te : Resolved, That en and after the 15 of March, 1880, the journeymen bricklayers will demand for a day's wages (10 hours work) the sum of $2. Jieseked, further, That we de also pro pre test against all trade work. The only ether matter discussed was the organization of a bricklayers' association. The nreiect seemed te meet with favor from all present, and en motion Jacob Price, Henry Leenard and Geerge Snyder were appointed a committee te report a plan. The meeting adjourned te meet at the call of the committee. Balloon for St. Leuis. A private letter received in this city an nounces that Prof. Chas E. Wise, the aeronaut, late of Lancaster,has received an order for building a very large balloon for a gentleman in St. Leuis, with wlirSli te make an ascension from that citythe coming season. The tragic fate of the veteran aeronaut, Prof. Jehn Wise and his young companion Burr, who ascended from St. Leuis and were lest last summer, has net in any degree checked the passion for bal looning, or the belief that science will dis cover means te makcajrial navigation as safe aud expeditions as it is infinitely mere charming than water navigation. There is some talk of having an ascen sion from Lititz en the. Fourth of July. When shall we have another ascension from Lancaster ? Police Court. This morning the mayor had four drunks and six bums before him. The latter were discharged, as were the three drunks. Michael McKay, for being drunk, was sent te jail for 15 days, where he will be com pany for his wife, who was arrested en Saturday, and sent te the same institution for 10 days by Alderman Dennelly, of the Seventh w ard. Admitted te the liar. In ceuit, en Saturday afternoon, David Leche, formerly of Strasburg, but lately of Columbia county, was admitted te practice at our bar, en motion of I). G. Eshleman, esq. Sale of Land. The Burlington and Missouri railroad, through Rife 3t Kaufman, agents, sold 320 acres of land in Lancaster county, Nebraska, te Chas. Moere, of this county, for $2,170. Ilrainard'i Musical World. This choice musical publication lias been re ceived for February, and contains, beside the usual amount of interesting and instructive reading matter, including the latest news and notes from all parts of the country, a full-page lithograph engraving of Mile. Marimen, the successful prima denna of Mapleson's opera company. The vocal and instrumental selec tions given in this number are new and pretty. Published monthly by S. Brainard's Sens, Cleveland, Ohie. Amusements. " Our Goblins." -This evening William Gill's excellent little company known as ' Our Gob lins" will appear in the opera house. In llar risburg they performed te a delighted audi ence en Saturday evening, and our readers who wish te visit tins opera house this evening can rest assured that there is a treat in store for them. ' Fate." Te-morrow evening Hartley Camp bell's successful society comedy-drama of "Fate" will be presented at Fulton opera house by the Almayne comedy company. M r. Campbell's plays are having a deservedly pop ular run in a number of the theatres of the country, and the company which will produce " Kate "' here has just completed a successful engagement in the West. The son of Mr. F. 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J7-:ltd TULTON UPERA HOUSE. Saturday, February 11th, 1880. JOHN T. FORD has the honor te announce one appearance, as above, et the Realistic American Comedian. ME. E. MACAULEY, In his delightful portraiture of quaint charac acter, "UNCLE DAN'L,1' Supported by his own Excellent Company of Comedians, in E. A. Lecke's new typical Amer ican Comedy-Drama, A Messenger Frem Jams Section. ADMISSION, - - - 35, 50 & 7.1 Cts. Reserved Seats new en sale Heuse Office without extra char- the Open tTlwd jnULTON OPERA HOUSE. Monday Evening, February 9th, 1880. Mr. Jehn I). Mishler commends the novelty and excellence of the Musical Extravaganza, OUK GOBLINS, a story of a party of American travelers en the Rhine, written by Sir. W. GILL, author of " Rubes in the Weed," " Horrors," " Bumbles," 'Magic Slipp-.T," etc., etc. Overwhelming success everywhere. A curious blending of the antique with the very modern. Mr. CHAS. II. DREW, Mr. W.M. GILL, late of Dates Opera Ce. llhiteofCelvilleFolIvCo. 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This scientific remedy, prepared from choice vegetable extracts, is the Best Bleed Purilier, and stimulates every function te mere health ful action, and is thus a benelit in all diseases. In eliminating the impurities of the bleed, the natural and necessary result is the cure et Scrofulous and ether Skin Eruptions and Dis eases, including Cancers, Ulcers and ether Seres. Nothing is better for clearing and beau tifying the complexion. Dyspepsia, Weakness et the Stomach, Consti pation, Dizziness, General Debility, etc., are cured by the Safe Jtittcrs, and it is unequalled as an appetizer and for building up an en feebled system. It is a medicine which should be in every family, and which, wherever used, ill save the payment of many doctor's bills. Convincing testimhuials furnished en appli cation. Bettles of two sizes ; prices, 50 cts. and $1. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, Safe Diabetes Cure, Safe Tonic, Safe Pills ami Safe Nervine are also superior remedies, un equalled in their respective fields of disease. Warner's Safe Remedies arc sold by Drug gists and Medicine Dealers generally through out the country. Send for Pamphlet ami Testimonials. II. II. WARNER & Ce., Rochester, N. Y. 3 decU-Tu,Th&Sd&w- MISCELLAXEO VS. "VT LEWIN, M. V., GRADUATE OF THE JA . University of Dorpat, Russia, formerly of Berlin, Germany, Ne. 21:; West King street. Office hours from S te 10 a. ni., 1 te 2 p. in. and CteSp. in. j2-j-2md S' TAR GLASS WORKS, NOKRISTOWN, Pa., manufacture a Superior Quality of WINDOW GLASS, Singleand Deuble Thick, Corrugated, Obscur ed and Pictured Glass of Extra Thickness, will net Stain or Rust. Fer sale by Lancaster dealers gencrally. l'4-2wd INSTATE OF WILLIAM M. WHITESIDE, i late of the City of Lancaster, deceased. Letters et administration en said estate hav ing been granted te the undersigned, all per sons indebted te said decedent are requested te make immediate settlement, and these hav ing claims or demands against the estate et said decedent te make known the samu te E. K. Martin, attorney at law. Ne. :S1 North Duke street, or MARY II. WHITESIDE, feb7-3tdS&3tw Administratrix. SEWING MACHINES. Nearly every Sewing Machine agent claims te have the simplest machine. Frem the pri vate books of Sewing Machine makers and at tachment dealers, we learn the following facts : The American Machine has in parts ' Davis ' l.-il ' " Demestic " " 8S " " Howe " " 214 " " New Heme " " 1X5 " " Remington " " i:U " " Singer ' " 112 " " Weed " " 122 ' " White " " 1st " " Wheeler & Wilsen, Ne. 8, has 1M " fed7-3mdS&3inw Es STATE OF ISAAC G. SMOKER, LATE of Lancaster city, deceased. The under signed Auditor, appointed te distribute the balance remaining in the hands of Jehn J. Smoker, Administrator, te and among these legally entitled te the same, will sit for that purpose en TUESDAY.the 17th of FEBRUARY, 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the Library Roem et the Court Heuse, in the City of Lancaster, where all persons interested in said distribu tion may attend. M. BROSIUS, jliKltdeaw Auditor. ESTATE OF HENRY K. FLINCHISAUGII, late et Conestoga twp.. deceased. The undersigned Auditor, appointed te distribute the balance remaining in the hands of Casper Haley, executer et Henry K. Flinchbaugh, te and among these legally entitled te the same, will sit for that purpose en WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the Library Roem of the Court Heuse, in the city of Lancaster, where all persons interested in said distribution may attend. ROBT B.RISK, febl-ltw Auditor. TURD EDITION MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 9, 1880 WEAT1IEK INDICATIONS. Washington, Feb. 9. Fer the Middle States, slightly colder partly cloudy or clear weathcr,risingbaremeterand north te west winds during the dav. THE DESTOYING ELEMENT. Large Steam Saw Mill Jturned. Wiiiteilvll, Js". Y., Feb. 9. The large steam saw mill at Fert Edwards, the prop erty of Bradley & Underwood, was totally destroyed by lire at 1 o'clock this morn ing. Less, $ 30,000. The fire is believed te have been incendiary. Sixty Houses Hurncd. Londen, Feb. 9. A Paris despatch says sixty houses have been burned at Ayacht, near Fax, and that the sufferers by the fire arc in great distress. The Dublin Theatre Royal Destroyed. Dublin, Feb. 92:30 p. m. The The atre Royal is burning and it is feared that it will be completely destroyed. 3:30 v. m. The Theatre Koyal is com pletely destroyed. The fire is still burning and several ad joining houses are threatened with de struction. A police inspector and one workmen were injured. The military are keeping order and assisting the fire de partment. There was te have been a day perfermuuee of pantomime at the theatre this afternoon, at which the Dnke and Duchess of Marlborough were expected te be present. The fire was occasioned by the igniting of the curtainsjin their state box. CONGRESS. Proceedings in the Senate. Washington, D. C, Feb. 9. The bill te revive the court of commissioners of Al abama claims, was taken up and Mr. Davis (Illinois) addressed the Senate. Proceedings of the Heuse. Among the bills introduced te-day was one by Mr. Kcllcy (I'a.), authorizing the issue of new bends te holders of bends that may become redeemable in 1881. Mr. Bliss (New Yerk) offered a resolu tion giving the use of the new Xatienal Museum in the Smithsonian grounds, Washington, te the national Democratic convention. The resolution was referred. IRELAND. The Relief Movement Already Having Effect. Londen, Feb. 9. There are still de plorable accounts of famine from some districts in Ireland, but the relief already afforded shows itself in the cessation of alarm previously made manifest. Par nell's attacks en the relief committees are condemned by some of his own most ardent admirers. The In'sltmn newspaper strongly deprecates his language about the Mansion Heuse fund. WON'T STAND A REDUCTION. Hew Yerk 'Longshoremen Again en it Strike New Yerk, Feb. 9. Five hundred 'longshoremen, employed by steamship lines along the East river, struck te-day en account of a reduction of wages from 43 te 40 cents an hour. The reduction was made suddenly, the men knowing nothing of it until they came te work te-day. New men arc new working at the new rates, under protection of the police. HYDROPHOBIA. The Disease Manifesting Itself Altera Leng Period. Weissvekt, Pa., Feb. 9. Urban Beycr, bitten by a deg last summer, is new down with hydrophobia. His two daughters, bitten at the same time, show no sign of the disease. THE OAR. lteyd Easily Heats Elliett. Newcastle-en-Tyne, Feb. 9. The match race between the scullers Elliett and Boyd came of here te-day. Boyd wen easily by four lengths. 'MARKETS. Cattle Market. Philadelphia, Feb. !). Cattle in active de mand; receipts 1.000 head'; prime CJc; geed 7y,c; medium 67tiz; common 34c. Sheep in fair tlemaml ; receipts 5,000 head; prime 0(c ; goed5jXc; medium .".J4c; common k. Hogs linn ; receipts U.OOO head ; prime 7c; goeil 7c ; common tijlc. New Yerk Market. New Yerk. February a. Fleur State and Western linn and in moderate demand; superfine state $1 7.".' 25 ; extra de $5 255 .") ; choice de $." 705j:i!00; fancy de$f10 7 00; round hoop Ohie $. 503 00; cheicu de $U 00i7 f0; superfine western $f 7j. 23; common te geed extra de $. 2.'i.' 70 ; cTieice dodo $j 7."7 7.; choice white wheat de $5 Ki IJ 25; Southern steedy ; common te fair extra $5 85( 35 ; geed te choice de $G 407 75. Wheat Spring quiet and very linn; winter Jlc better and moderately active ; Ne. 1 white March $1 47; Ne. 2 red, Feb., $1 47K; de March $1 501 50.J6; de April $1 SI 01 51". Cern dull and scarcely se lirm ; Mixed West ern spot ."WgOle ; de future 52KM58'c. Oats dull; state 4752ta; Western 47g51c Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, February 0. Fleur firmer and very heavy ; superfine $1 505 00 ; extra $5 25W5 75 ; Ohie and Indiana family $U757 00; Penn'a family $fi507N"; St. Leuis family $7 00750 ; Minnesota Fam ily Hi 257 00 ; patent and high grades $7 258 25. Ryu flour $5 00. Cornmeal Brandy wine unchanged. Wheat lirm at an advance ; Ne. 2 Western Itcd$14f; Penn'a de $1 10147; Amber $147. Cern quiet ; steamer 5ti!5ic ; yellow 58c; mixed 57c. Oats steady ; Southern and Penn'a white 47lJc ; Western de 4ii48c ; de mixed ir, W'Ac. Rye linn ; Western J0c ; Pa. 00c. Previsions dull, weak ; intss perk $1." ; beef hams $1 0017 00 ; India-mess beef $21 50 : I fa fa cen smoked shoulders 'fi7rii salt de IJJe : smoked lianisl10c; pickled hams SJa'.e. Lard dull, weak; city kettle 7Sc; loose butchers' 'QVc ; prime steam 7j7Je. Butter stead y ; creamery extra ;23lc; Bradford county ami New Yerk extra 252i!c ; Western reserve extra at 2:!g25c ; de geed te choice I722c: rolls choice want ed ; Penn'a extra 1U&20C ; western reserve extra 18S21c. Eggs steady ; Penn'a 18c ; Western 17c. Cheese strongly held ; N. Y. factory 1415c; western lull cream 1414c ; de for geed 13 14 ; de half-skims 1213c. Petroleum dull ; Rchiied 7Jc. Whisky lirm at $108. stock Markets. Philadelphia, Feb. 9 12:30 p. si. Stocks dull. PennaO's (third issue) W'i Philadelphia & Erie 10 Reading 33. Pennsylvania TrZ. Lehigh Valley 52 United Ces. et N.J 150 Northern. Pacific :iiu Preferred W1. Northern Central 33 " Lehigh Navigation 'M Norriatewn 102 J Central Transportation Ce. 4(H-I Pitts., Titusvllle A Buffalo. WyA Little Schuylkill.... ... 52 Nbvv i ekh Feb. '.). Stocks strong. Meney 5C N. Y. Central i314 Adams Express 10r, Michigan Central 9V Michigan Southern R4 Illinois Central 104 Cleveland & Pittsburgh.. ..112 Chicago & Reck Island. 14'JK Pittsburgh & Fert-Wayne.. 115 Western Union Tel. Ce 104 Teledo & Wabash 49 New Jerser Central 81; MEDICAL. OTARTIJNG ASSERTIONS. DR. GREENE is ready te cure all diseases byexternal applications of medicine. During 18 months practice in Readintr. he has treated ever l,G0O patients, many et them from ether cities and towns in the United States, 70 et them from Lancaster; hundreds are cured, ami ami eo one has died under his charge, and only three persons liave died during that time who lmve been treated by him, anil they died away from Reading and under their fihysician's care. Over 1,150 deaths occurred n Reading during his sojourn there. Having taken up his residence in Lancaster, he will be in his offices all day. Call and see him and he will give you a list of cases cured of all discuses of the body. A. A. Mcllese. of Reading, Nev. 13, 1879, says: Dr. Greene removed from my neck a tumor of uiu size ei a nen s egg, in le davs, without cut ting or causing me any pain or the less or a drop et bleed. His certificate is en dorsed by the autographs et Jesse G. Huwley, proprietor of the Eagle; T. C. Zimmcnuan, proprietor of The Times and Dispatch ; G. XT. Grant, pestmaster: II. A. Tyson, mayor, and ex-Mayer Evans, all of Reading. Consultation free. Catarrh cured for 50 cents. Cure quick ter Catarrh sent te any ad dress for 50 cents. 10 page pamphlet free. Will seen commence a course et lectures en Physiology. DR. C. A. GREENE, (31 Years Experience), 13-GmdTu.ThSl Ne. 23(5 X. Queen St. CUTICURA ! HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, SIQX AND SCAEP. Cuticura Reselvent is the most powerful -Bleed Purifier and Liver Stimulant ever com pounded. In forty minutes after taking the lirst dose it may be detected in the saliva, bleed, sweat ami urine, showing that it has en tered the bleed and been distributed through out the entire system. In its i:iss:i.r tiirmi.h the circulating fluids it meets with the corrupt particles of matter which fester and maintain disease, with which it chemically unites, de stroying and gradually eliminating them from the system. Hence its power te forever expel Scrofulous, Cancerous and Canker Humors, which un checked till the body with foul corruptions, and ret out the delicate machinery or life. CCTicuitA. the great external remedy for all Humors of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers. Seres ami Discharging Wounds, is the most sooth seeth ing aud healing of outward applications. It speedily destroysfungusandpui-asitlcgrewtiis, restores the oil glands and tubes te a healthy condition, and cures, when assisted by the CcTicrRA Seap, Diseases et the Skin and Scalp which have been the torture of a life time. SKIX DISEASE, Great SiiflVrtng fr Sixteen Years. A Won derful Cure by the Cuticura Remedies. Messils. Weeks & Petter : Gentlemen. Cuti cura Remedies have done me a power of geed. 1 have been afflicted with skin disease for six teen years. Seme days it troubled me mere than ethers, but at night the itching nearly drove me wild. I would scratch until the bleed would run down my limbs. I have had several physicians. Seme said they could cure me. but ethers said net. I will say that boron; I used the Cimcuu.v Remedies I was inn fearful state,aud had given up all hope of ever having any relief. But, Hkea drewniiigmangraspingatastr.iw, I thought I would try the Cvticuka Uemedies, about which I had read se much. They have perfumed a wonderful cure for me, and of my own free will and accord I re commend tlicm. Yours trulv, " S.A.STEELE. C.8 W. Van Ifuren St., Chicago, 111., March 17, M0IJL' GOOD THAN DOCTORS In Three Years or Treatment. Gentlemen. Please find no cents te pay for small box of CnicntA and direct it te me. The dollar box you sent me has done me mere ijnetl than all the doctors in three vcars. The doc tors have done me no geed. My leet and legs are healing fast. It is indeed Cuticura. Yours truly, EVAN MORGAN, P. M. Moscow, Mixx., June 25, 1S7S. CUTICURA SOAP Superior te Any. Chas Denxin, Druggist, First Place, cer. Court street. Brooklyn, March 1, 1S7'., lean cheerfully speak of the healing quali ties of your Cuticura Seap, and its perfume is superiorte any of thestandurd soaps new in use. CHAS. DENNIN. The Cuticura Uemedies are prepared by Weeks & Petter, Chemists and Druggists, 3U Washington street, Bosten, and are for sale by all druggists. Price of Cuticura, small boxes, 50 cents ; lurge boxes, containing two and one half tiincstheqiiantity et. small, $1. Reselvent, $1 per bottle. Cuticum Seap, 25 cents per cake ; by mail, 30 cents ; three cakes 73 cents. COU-INs By instantly affectin the Nervous Svstem.thei VOLTAIC i Ejr(jTJ5(JinHuence is at once felt u pMSTES& tut; iuitiii'SL e-tiuuii ties Hence Pain, which arises from a disturbance et the Nerve Forces, is cured in every instance as if by magic. Alse, Palpitation of the Heart, In flammation of the Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, Irritation of the Stomach and Bowels, Indiges tion, Dyspepsia and Itilieus Celic. SELLERS COUGH SYRUP! 50 Years Before the Public. Pronounced by all te be the most pleasant and efficacious remedy new in use for the cure of coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness tickling sensation of the threat, wlioeping cough, etc. Over a laillieu bottles sold within the last few years. It gives relief wherever used, and has the power te impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures new in use. Sold by all druggists at 2.1 cents pe. bottle. SELLERS' LIVER PILLS arc also highly highly recommended ler curing liver com plaint, constipation, sick headaches, fever anu ague and all diseases of the stomach and liver Sold by all druggists at 2.1 cents per box. R. E. SELLERS & CO., el-ly w Pittsburgh, Pa. MET URA HIXUS. AUTIIORlZf.f) 1SY TUK COMMON WEALTH OF KY., and Fairest in the World. 17th Popular Monthly Drawing OP THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO. At Macaulcy's Theatre, in the City of Louis ville, en SATURDAY, FEB. 28th, 1880. These Drawings, authorized by uct of the Legislature of 1SC0, and sustained by all the courts of Kentucky occur regularly en the last lay of every month (Sundays excepted), and are supervised by prominent citizens of the State. The management call attention te the grand opportunity presented of obtaining, for only $2, any of the following prizes : 1 x Ju tB9JiAj 10 prizes $1,000 each 10.000 20 prizes 500each 10,000 100 prizes, $100 each 10,000 200 prizes 30 each 10,UX) fXK) prizes 20 each 12,000 1000 prizes 10 each 10,000 9 prizes 300 each, approximation prizes 2,700 9 prizes 200 each, " " 1.S0O 9 prizes 100 each, " " 900 1,900 prizes $112,400 Whole tlckels,$2; half tickets, $1; 27 tickets $50; 55 tickets, $100. All applications forclubratcssheuld be made te the home office. Full list of drawing- published In Louisville Courier-Journal and New Yerk Herald and mailed te all ticket-holders. Scud all orders by money or bank draft In letter, or by ex press. Orders of $3 and upward, by express, can be sent at our expense. Address IS. M. BOARDMAN. Courier-Journal Building. Lou isville, Ky., or at ItXJ Broadway. New Yerk. rj31-TuTAS&w ESTATK OF SUSAN CRAMER, LATE Ot' East Lampeter township, deceased. Let ters testamentary en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, allpersens indebt ed thereto arc requested te make immediate settlement, and these haying claims or de mands against the same will present them without delay for settlement te the under signed, residing in said township. J23-Ctw JOEL L. LIGUTNER, Executer. -:! 3?:i i.- 1$l ill 1 - Pf i 3J ffefl w I i? a 41 t a m j ii ..aSBSan.
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