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LANCASTER DAILY INTEIUGENCER, THURSDAY JANUARY 6, 1881.
THE CITY TREASURER.
BOhS SUSPENSION SUSPEND
A Lively Rew Welchans'Oinue Iiut Police
men far Doer Pests.
Lust iii:lit as seen as tlic lesolutieu sus-.
pcnd'mgCity Tieasurcr Welchauh iiera office
had i:is-cd councils, tbc finance committee
culled upon the mayor and asked mm te
detail office; i te protect the city treasuier's
office. Tlic mayor detailed Officers fcwcnk
and Gilch te that service, and one of tlieni
.steed guard at the frontdeor and the ether
at the hack deer all night. About C o'clock
tlii- meining Ticasuier Welehans called
at his office and attempted te enter. The
police, under instruction, lcfuscd hi. a ad
mittance and the trcjMucr went home. At
about 9 o'clock the finance committee, ac
companied by the cif3' solicitor, went te
the ticisuier'-; office, and after waiting
llicie lVr. some time sent Officer Swenk te
the tieasuivr'.s residence with .a ie
jucst that he meet the. committee at
the 1 1 camrer's office. The tieasurcr sent
wexd back that he was acting under ad
vice of counsel and would net meet the
committee until he had consulted coun ceun
hel. Seme time afterwards the city tiea--urer,
accompanied by his counsel, ex
Mayer Atlee and J. Hay Hrewn, c.-q.,
called at the tieasurcr's office, and Mr.
Atlee asked what "these people" weie
doing there. lie was informed that the
liuauce committee had taken posses
sion under authority of a lesolutieu
parsed by city councils. Mr. Atlee
told Tica-iuer Welehans te take
jiossessieu of his office, and leque-ited Al
derman Iiair. the c'eik of the finance com
mittee, te letiie from ti e treasui-er'.s desk
at v.hich he was sit ting. Alderman i'arrs.iid
he was acting under orders of the finance
committee and the city solicitor, and de
clined te leave. Mr. Atlee then asked the
city solicitor by what authority he had
asked the muyei te place policemen at the
doeis of the tieasmcr's office and
pi event the treasurer fiens entering.
The solicitor answered that it was
done by the authority of the li
uauce committee. Mr. Atlee asked the
city solicitor te pioduce the law under
which the finance i-uminittee assumed such
aiitlieiity. The city solicitor did net pre
duee the Iav.
Mr. Blown, ol'ceuii'-c for the tieasuter,
icipiestfd (lie cilv solicitor te go into com t
and li.ne i tie legality of the pi eceediugs
tested. The solicitor declined te de se.
affirming the legality of the suspension of
the iieasmei and the legal possession et his
eflice by the nuance committee. Mr.
Drewn thcieupen told the treasurer te
protect the safe and the books and papeis
of the city, from any quaucr. te the ex
tent of sheeting, if ucccs-aiy Treasurer
Welchans said lie would de se, ami plac
ing himself in fient of the safe, drew a
revolver fnen his pocket, and laid
it en the desk in front of him. The
treasurer's counsel Iheu retired, and as
tlicj vn're going out el the deer the tieas
urcr inquired what he should de with the
mob in his office. His counsel told him
te elder them out. at they had no business
theie, but as his office was a public one,
open te the public, he had better net use
force, unless they interfered with him.
After Mcsms. Atlee and 15ieui had left
the office, the city solicitor dcm.iuded the
keys, books, papeis, &c.. from the treas
urer. The treasurer refused te give them
up. Tlic solicitor then eidered the treas
urer te leave the office. -The treasurer
smiled blandly and declined te go.
Thus matters remained for sjmc lit tic
time, the treasurer holding the committee
at bay by ieice of arm.'-, solicitor and
committee putting their iicads together
ami consulting occasionally in the back
office, Alderman Barr quietly occupying a
scat at the treasurer's desk, the repeitcr.s
aleit te catch at anything of interest, the
police en hand te keep the peace, and a
few interested spec tateis seated en the
office settees. The happiest looking man
in the paity was Select Councilman I?or I?er
iug, of the Ninth ward.
Alieut 11 o'clock Messrs. Atlee and
Brown returned te the office and stated
that as the city solicitor had refused te ;je
into eeuit, as they thought he ought te de,
they bad, after consultation, determined te
go into court themselves, and as seen as
thej' could de se, uhich would net per
haps be mere than two heuis, they would
prepare and (Ilea bill iu equity asking the
ceuit te restrain and enjoin the finance
commit Uc from furtcr interference with
the duties el the city tieasurcr. In the
meantime they cautioned the treasurer te
held the fort, and neither te take away
from (he office any books, papers or ether
valuables, or permit any one else te de se.
After a rather angry colequy between
ox-Mayer Atlee and Select Councilman
Eberly the patty separated, leaving the
treasurer and Alderman Hair en guard.
1 lie l.eal Proceedings.
Lawyers Atlee and Brown presented te
Judge Livingston in chambeis a petition
setting feith the above facts and asked fei
an injunction against the city and all or
any of its agents, ie prevent them or any
of them fiem inteifering with the city
treasurer in any way in the discharge of
his duties. A pieliminaiy injunction was
granted. City Solicitor Laudis and At
torneys D. J. Eshleman and G. M. Kline,
engaged te assist him, moved te dissolve
the injunction and this motion will be
argued next Tuesday at 2 p. m.
Until then affairs will remain in ilulu
i,ue ante helium.
The Lair.
The act of April u, leG7, Sec. 25, asal- j
lercd liy the act of -May M'i, lSt5, under
which the liuauce committee act, siys :
"The said treasurer shall verify his cash
account at least once in cvciy month, te
the satisfaction of a standing committee
of councils, and upon the affidavit of a
majority of such committee te any default
therein, the said treasurer may be sus
pended fiem office, and auethcr appointed
until the fmther action of councils; and
the said treasurer, at the expiration of his
term of office, shall deliver all niencjs,
books and papeis in his bauds belonging
te the said office te hissnecesser in office."'
Lancaster County at llarrlseurg.
In the distribution of the Heuse patron
age, at Ilarrisburg, Alficd D. Gresli, of
Manhcim, this county, was made an assist
ant doorkeeper, and Valentine Nicly. of
Conestoga, a paster and folder. The
Democrats voted for Charles L. Green, of
this city, for assistant postmaster
In the Senate Mr. Mylin offered a reso
lution that a new stauding committee, te
be known as the committee en insurance,
and te consist of eleven members, be ap ap
peintcd,thc president pre tern, te.be a mem
ber of said committee. This was adopted.
It is lcperted that neither Mylin, Peo Pee
ples, Eshleman nor Snadcr will vote for
Grew.
LITTLE LIICALS.
Here and Tlere anil Eterj-wiicrc.
II. II. Power, of the City hotel, is off en
a trip te .New Yerk.
J. A. M. Passmerc, of Pettsviile, is in
Lancaster te day.
A coal car jumped the track at Kautz's
coal yard siding at 3:30 p. m., yesterday.
It was seen i iglitcd.
343 rations of free soup were gnea out
te day.
The mayor discharged live bums, sent a
woman te jail for 13 days and a man te the
work house for 30.
Pat tick Welch and Patrick McGrady arc
the chatnpaieu runneis at the rolling mil!.
Geed time -.as made in their feet race.
Klici'.al Convocation.
The missionary meeting at St. James
church last evening was quite a large one,
considering the inclemency of the weather
and the a'ruest impassible condition of the
streets. Nearly all the reverend clergy inat
tendance at yesterday's session of the con
vocation were present, and able addresses
were made by Rev. Spalding of Yerk, and
Rev. Mr. Woedle of Altoeua.
This morning, being Epiphany, thc'ie
was service and the administration of the
holy communion te a large number of
communicants.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
HUH REGULAR COKkfcSPONDENCK
Union services were held last evening in
the Presbyterian church. This evening
they will be held in the Methodist church.
The sleighing party did net go te Yerk
weather tee bad.
A special committee will this evening
give a sociable at the residence of James
Garber, in the country back of town.
Tayler's erchestia will furnish the
music.
A number of our young men have made
arr.ingments for a sleighing party te Mount
Jey this evening, but we guess they will
net go.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray, residing en
Maner stiect, above Fourth, celebrated
the silver anniversary of their wedding
last evening. Quite a large number of the
fi iends of the family were present and the
occasion was a pleasant one.
Charitable efforts made te relieve the
necessities of Gotlieb Miller and wife have
been found te have been misplaced. They
both get drunk en the proceeds of the phi
lanthiepic exertions in their behalf. Beth
were violently drunk en the streets yestei
day and were scut te jail.
The rain and slush and snowfalls from
the reefs are the disagrceable events of
the day. Justus Grey's tobacco shed reef
was crushed in by the weight of the accu
mulated snow and water.
Henry Smith yesterday shot Jehn Wes
ley's deg. The same day Justice Evans
persuaded him te count out 815.75 ten
dellais damages for cruelty te animals and
the cjsts amounting te 5.75. The gun
was leaded with corn, and it was dearly
paid for.
Geerge (,. Jenkins, M. D of Curwer-
villc, Cleirlicld county. Pa., and Alice
Heir, eldest daughter of Benjamin Herr,
of this place, were united in marriage, at
three o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the
residence of the bride's parents, en North
Second street, by Rev. T. W. Staley, pas
tor of the E. E. Lutheran church. The
ceremony was witnessed by about sixty
friends of the families. A reception was
given at ;i:'JO o'clock.
Majer General Jehn F. Hartrauft, com
manding the National guard of Pennsyl
vania, has appointed Captain D. 1$ miliar d
Case, of company H, 11th regiment, efth
place, a member of the beard of officers te
report a system of by-laws for the govern
ment of the national guard. The beard,
which consists of six efficcis, is convened
under the fifth section of the act approved
June 6th. 1871), te report a system of by
laws. The appjintment is quite a compli
ment te Captain Case, who is the only
officer appointed from central Pennsylva
nia. The following officers of the E. E.
Lutheian church were elected last even
ing : Elders, L. C. Oberlin and Jehn Stcr
liue ; Deacons, H. F. Ycrgcy, F. A. Ben
nett, Harry Zcrgcr, Washington Gehn and
Themas Nelsen. The Sunday-school
elected the following : Superintendent, H.
V. Ycrgcy ; Assistant Superintendent, F.
P. D. -Miller ; Treasurer, F. A. Bennett ;
Secretary. Geerge Tillc ; Librarian, Samuel
Filbeit; Directeis, Rebert S.'Ceuklin, C.
Cooper Ilogcntegler, Jehn Williams and
Geerge Detz ; Organist, Miss Phcabc Mel
linger. Infant dcpaitment: Superinten
dent, Charles P. Sluciiicr ; Assistants,
Mrs. C. P. Shicincr and Mrs. S. A.
Yentner; Treasurer, Mrs. Benjamin Herr ;
Organist, Miss Ida Schalek ; President of
Sunday-school association, Jehn Sterliuc.
A TUAW.
Sneu Slides and Slushy Streets.
The heavy rain and sleet of last night
lollewci hy tli mild weather this morn mern
inij. hae left the .sticets in a shocking con
dition, much of the snow bcins melted
ami fei niing a slush shoctep deep. The
gutters in many places are clogged with
snow anil ice, and the melting snow is run
ning in all directions through unaccus
tomed channels. The weight of the snow
en reefs and awnings is se great that there
is danger of some of them being crushed
in, ami all ever town "people are engaged
in lemeving the snow from them. A
great many heavy slides of snow from
housetops have fallen upon the sidewalks,
cudangciing the life or limb of passcis-by,
hut tlm.; far no seiieus casualties are tc tc
Iertcd. The Oil.
Complaints continue loud and strong
against the had gas. The Moravian church
services had te be adjourned last evening
en account of it ; linger & Bres, aud ether
stoics closed seen after dark for the same
icaseii ; and many private families
are using coal oil and candies te save
themselves from poisoning and suffocation.
In the Tiinity Lutheran church Dr. Grecc
wald dismissed the congregation last even
ing en account of the impure iras. The
Episcopal convocation sufTcicd gieatly.
C. A. Hciuitsh, diuurgist, put out gas and
used lamps : C. II. Barr, book store. Hear
fc McXabb, dry goet's, and Aug. Rhoads,
jewelry, report great annoyance ; Givler,
Bewers & Hurst connected yesterday with
the new company pipe and found relief.
Identified and Claimed.
Chief of Police Dcichlcr has received a
telegram from Mrs. Kate Carrell, of Os
ceola, Clearfield county, saying that the
little girl Mary Carrell, taken up in this
city a few days age, is her daughter, and
requesting that she be sent home if she is
willing te go, and that a money order will
be sent te pay her fare. The chief tele
graphed te Mrs. Carrell te send en the
money order, and the girl would be sent
home.
Sudden Death.
Geerge Kuchdarshal, a middle-aged Ger
man, died at the hotel of Aaren Helraan at
Salunga, this morning. He had been sick
for a couple of days, but it was net be
lieved te be serious. He was a single man
and has a brother in Idaho. The coroner
has been notified and an inquest will be
held.
ICeys Sent Out.
Last evening Alderman Spurrier sent te
jail for ." days each Win. Hoever, nenry
Kcsh, Wm. Burns, Michael Mackic and
Christian Heisterman for throwing snow
balls, brcakinsr windows and insulting ladies
at'Jamcs and Mulberry stieets. This was
their sreend offense of the kind.
Amusements.
Ous Williams Te-morrow. The popular dia
lect cemcdiin Mr. Gus Williams will tomor
row nizht appear at Fulton opera house in his
highly amusing play ei "Our German Sena Sena
eor." The piece has been revised nncWgrcatly
improved since its production here last winter
before large and delighted audiences. It com
prises many of the roost ludicrous and mirth mirth mirth
piovekinx incidents and situations that never
fail te move the most sluggish sensibilities.
Mr.Willinnis is rated by competent authorities
as in the front rank of dialect actors, second
net even te Jee Emmet. As J. Adelph Dinlcel,
"Our German Senater," Mr. Williams lias
earned or lilmclf a reputation that is rapidly
expanding. lie is likely te have a large audi
enc te-morrow nighL Scats n:ay be secured
at the opera house eflice.
Nutrition impievcd, strength testercd
I'i-cuse aricsted by Malt Hitters.
and
Yeu can't atterd te laugh, dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet,
And your two lips In rosebuds meet;
And you cannot supply tills want,
l!ut through the use of S0Z0D0NT !
jHwdeedSw
Barnwell's Art Entertainments.
This interesting series et Art Entertain
ments, te be given at the Court Heuse, for the
benefit of tlie Yeung Men's Christian associa
tion, en Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week and next week, will comprise Londen,
the great metropolis; India, the Paradise of
the East; Pompeii and the wonders of Italy;
and Kgypt and Palestine, the Bible lands. The
exhibition et statuary from evening te even
ing will also be very hne, the selection et
pieces being these which are regarded the
finest in the world. Xe similar exhibition has
been given in Lancaster since the Sun Course
of Prof. Cromwell, some seven or eight years
a?e, which is even yet spoken of with pleasure
by all who had the goad fortune te attend
these grand entertainments. In an exhibi
tion of this kind, with large canvas and the
oxy-hydrogen light, objects stand out in bold
relict en the canvas. a seen through the best
stereoscope, with the advantage that they are
much larger anil seem mere real. Indeed, one
can hardly realize at times that he is net look
ing at elijccts of solid masonry, architecture
and statuary, and any person can form almost
as correct a conception of i he objects repre
sented as he could from their actual presence.
Tlils.is one of these rare entertainments that
are open te people et all moral and social con
ditions, no matter hew fastidious their tastes,
and it should be liberally patronized by our
citizens.
The only medicinal soap adapted te easy
'having Cuticura Shaving Seap.
.Hemers: .limners:: .11 ethers:!:
Arc en tiisttiihed at night and broken el
yeurrcstby uMrkchilit sullcring and crying
Willi the c.crut'i.iiing pain et cutting teeth?
It -e, at mice un.l getubnttlcef MRS. WIXS
LOW'SsOijilllNU sVICUl. It will relieve the
peer little sulleier liuniciimtely depend upon
It; there K no m Make about it. There is net a
mother en ea: til who lia ever used it, who will
net tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, stud give vc-l te the mother, and reliel
and healih te the child, operating like magic.
It i- nerf ctly sat.- te ummu all cases, and pleas
ant te tlic tarte, and is tlie prescription et one
el the eldest ami best female pbyslclaus and
nurses in the Pulled States. Sold overywhere
33 cents a lietll". r-IT-lvdftw.M.W&S
!:. liitmvMxn defes net claim that his C. A C
Cordial is a cuie-all. It is ter Coughs, Celd.i
et any kind, and for the relief et Consumptives
in all stages of the dieiise. If you will give it
a trial, and u-e acceiding te directions, the re
sult ill be a-t'ulsliing. Fer sale by druggists
at 50 cents pel bottle. Ir. ltrewniug, Propiie Prepiie
tair, 1117 Areii -tieut, Philadelphia.
a.i.MPLE JNOTICE.
it is iiuiMi-sil'ie ter a woman after a faithful
course et lic.itiucnl with Lydia E. Plukham's
Vegetable Compound te continue te suffer
with u weakness et the uterus Enclose a
stamp te Mr. Lydia E. Pinkham, 13 Western
avenue. Lynn, Ma?., for pamphlets.
jy29-lydeedftw
Drunken Smll'.
Hew many chlldicn and women are 3lewly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive doctoring, or the daily use of some
drug or drunken stull" called medicine, that no
one knows what it is m ide of, who can easily
be citxcd aud saved bi- Hep Bitters, made of
Heps, Huchu, Mandrake, Dandelion &c, which
is se pure, simple and harmless th'it the most
trail woman, weakest invalid or smallest child
em trust in them. Will you be saved by them?
Sec ether column. jt-2wdw
Coughs.
"Jlrewn'i Jtrenrhial Troches' are used with
advantage te alleviate Coughs feere Tlueat,
Hoarseness and Itrenciiial Affections. Fer
thirty years tlieMS Troches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are net
new ami untried, hut, having been tested by
n-idc and constant ue ler nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well-merited
rank among the fewstaple remedies of the age.
The Threat.
' Jtraimi'h JSrenchial Troches"1 act diicctly
ou the organs et the voice. They have an ex
traordinary effect iuall diseidcrs oftheThre.it
ami Larynx, restoring a healthy tone, w hen re
laxed, either lrem cold or ever-exertion of the
voice, and produce a clearand distinct enunci
ation. Speaker and Singers find the Troches
useful.
A Cough, Celd, Catarrh ei Sere Threat re
quires immediate attention, as neglect often
times results iu some incurable Lung Disease.
" I!reH'ni lirenchial Trechei" will almost in in
variaely give relief. Imitations arc offered for
ale, many of which are injnrieiu-. The genu
ine "V.Veim'f Ilrer.chial Troches" are sold
e in be rex. 1anl5-lyl&wTn,Th&S
La'.'or S'Mln:;.
The demand of the people for an easier
method of piepaiing Kidnej-Wert has in
duced the proprietors, the well-known whole
sale druggists. Wells. Uichardsen & Ce., of
iturlingien, Vt., !e piepare it ter sale in liquid
form as well as in dry form. It saves all the
labor of prcpaiing. and as it is equally effi
cient it is preferred by many persons. Kidney Kidney
Wert always anil everywhere proves itself a
perfect lciuedy. Buffalo yens. jS-lwd&w
Dithculty or Obtaining Pert Wine.
The ilifilcully of obtaining a pure Pert Wme
ler sickness Is one great cause why physicians
reluse te pt escribe it where they knew it
would benefit their patient, because they lear
that some poisonous mixture will be given
them instead of Pert Wie, and the injury be
irreparable. California w incs arc being terri
bly mixed and adulterated with alcohol and
water and ether ingredients te make it cheap,
sous te luing a greater profit from the sales.
The most excellent and finest Pert Wine is
made in New Jersey, from the Oporto Grape,
by Allied Spcer, and has become the most re
liable wine ter Hospital and Communion pur
poses. This Wine has been thoroughly ana
lyzed, and is pronounced by chemists te be
the pure juice of the giape, and te contain the
most valuable medicinal properties. It lsseld
by druggists, who purchase direct from Mr.
Spccr's Vineyards m New Jersey. Evening
Pett.
The above w iuc has become in great demand
in New Yerk and Brooklyn ler communion
and hospital use.
This wine is recommended by Drs. Atlee
and Davis, and for sale by II. E. Siaymakcr,
Lancaster, Pa. Jl-2wdw
MARRIAGES.
Mveus WESOKR.-On tbc 4th of January,
1SS1 by the Kev. W. T. Gerhaid. at Smith A
Rudy's Leepard Intel. Jacob W. Myers te Miss
Emma L. Wcngcr, both of East Lampeter
township. it
HEATHS.
CoMtey. At Pine Hill, Lancaster county.
Pa., Jehn Conrey, In the 82d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the rumilv arc
rcspectlnlly invited te attend the funeral,
from his late residence, Ne. 20 Hazel street, en
Friday morning at 9 o'clock. High mass at St.
Mary's church at a o'clock. Interment at St.
Mary's cemetery. ' 3td
Wilsest. In this city, en the 4th inst., Geerge
W. Wilsen, in the 28th year of his age.
The relatives :vad friends of the family, also
the Friendship Fire Company, are respect
fully invited te attend the funeral, from the
residence of his grandmother. 410 North Mul
berry street, en Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster Cemetery. ltd
Kelly. Suddenlv. at 1:30 a. m.. en Jan. 6,
1SS1, in this city, "Thenias D. Kelly, aged CI
years. 8 months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends and the members
of the Masonic fraternity are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, Ne. 51G East Orange street, en Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, without further
notice. jG-3t
Hariisburg and Jliddletewn papers please
copy.
XEW Alt VERTISEMEXTS.
s
AUKK KRAUT SET OUT.
Saner Kraut Setout this evening ut
JOHN A. SNDEU'S SALOON.
ltd Ne. 115 North Queen Street.
PUBLIC SALb.-O.N WKDNESDAY, JAX
UABY 19, 1881, will be sold at public sale,
nt tlic Buck Hetel, in Drninere township. Lan
caster county. Pa., the following real estate,
viz : A tract et land containing IIS Acres, mere
or less, in Providence township, en the Lan
caster & Pert Deposit read, about midway be
tween the Buck and Hickory Greve, upon
which are erected a new two-story Heuse, with
basement kitchen; an excelllmt spring of
water near the house. The above property
will be offer, d at private sale until the 19th.
Fer further particulars call en Harry Marsh,
at the Buck store or the undersigned.
Possession and clear title will be given en
April 1, 1881.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m., when
terms, c, wm uc maue Known ey
" T "ir nnrit.
D. SI. BOFFUXSITER,
QuarryTille, Fa.
jan4lwilcS2tw
MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A FIRST-CLASS
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
WITH A GOOD STORE BOOM.
This Property is situated en the corner et Mulberry and Lemen streets : v. ill; nine iroed
rooms and large cellar ; also het and cold water and gas through the house.
This Property will be sold cheap or exchanged ter a small house or building lets.
Alse, a FIRST-CLASS BRICK STABLE in the i car of the house, and occupied by -atmicl
Kceler, ter sale new.
t'er lurthcr particulars call en
BAUSMAN & BU11XS,
Or at HOUGHTON'S STORE, 25 North Oueen Street.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WASTED. HX A lOCNC MAN A SITUA SITUA
tien te strip tobacco. Has had the ex
perience of 12 vears. Apply t
Ne. 710 NORTH MARKET STKEET.
Lancaster, Pa.
17 A. M.-THE MEMBERS OF LODUE
. . 43 F. A. M., are requested te meet at their
ledge rcem en Sunday afternoon at lo'cleck,
ter the puipese of attending the funeral et
mciriaic ureiucr, iuej. u. jve-iy. im mem
bers of Lambert en leduc Xe.476. are invited te
participate.
IIv elder of the W. 31.
jan6-3td Ii. S. GAUA, Secretary.
REPOKT OF THIS CONDITION Or TUK
First National Hank of btrasburg, at
Mrasburg, in the State of Pennsylvania, at the
close of business en the 31st day et DcccuiUfer,
1880:
KKSOl'ICCES.
Leans and d:eceunts
Overdrafts
.$
K),XH) 02
88 02
88,000 00
32,5& (
11,513 07
S.7 85
550 01
3S.J35
57 IB
l.!l!l 00
15 02
5,20S 05
5,503 00
3,900 00
U. S. bends tosecure circulation....
Hue from approved reserve agents.
Due from ether National banks
Due from State banks and bankers.
Ueal estate, furniture, and fixtures.
Current expenses and taxes paid...
Checks and ether cash items
Kills et ether banks
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and pennies
Legal tender notes
Ucdemptien fund with U. S. Trcasu
urcr (5 per cent, circulation)
Total...
$24!,157 21
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 1
Surpluj fund
Undivided profits
National bank notes outstanding.. .
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits subject te check
Demand certificates of deposit
80,000 00
ii,w i IU) I
1,974 4ii I
78,7IW 00
1.CS2 00
74.C21
1-935
Total.
$ 2491G7 24
Slala of Fcnnxylcunia, County of Lancaster, ss:
I.Gee. W. Ucnsel, jr., ca-liier of the abeve
named bank, de solemnly swear thattheabeve
statement is true te the best of my knowledge
and belief. GEO. W. HENSEL, Jr.,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 5th
lay of January, 1881,
CUB. BACHMAN,
Notary Public.
JNO. BACHMAN,
GEO. W. HENSEL,
WM. SPENCER,
Directors.
Correct Attest
jani'.2td
The Clothing
Bargain Reems.
The mass of the stocks selling be
low cost is se great that wc may say
there is no change from last week, ex
cept that a very few lines arc exhaust
ed net enough te mention.
Large and complete stocks of new
clothing of all giades, from common
te fine, arc here, going for less money
than their original cost.
Remember,
larger, though
stocks are net
though, that still
net mere complete
marked down at all.
Yeu can buy
may prefer.
out of either, as you
These stocks have been separated
for convenience in selling ; but they
are made together, in the same way,
for the same purpose, and after the
same standards.
Bring back whatever you don't
want at the price.
WAN AM AK Bit & BROWN.
0k H.VLb. Market and Sixth.
M1SVELT.ASEO US.
WANTED AT THIS OPFIUiS COPIES
or the DAILY lNlELI-IGEVCElt of
JANUARY 24, lSe, and SEPTEMBERS, 180.
d30-tfd
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The beard of managers of th- Lancaster
and Susquehanna turnpike read have declared
a dividend of four per cent, en the capital
stock of the company, payable en demand nt
the office of the treasurer.
W. P. BUINTON. Treasurer,
jaii3-3tit 38 Seuth Queen Street.
rpUKNPIKE DIVIDEND THE PKES1-
J. dent and Managers of the Lancaster, Ellz Ellz
ubcthtewn and Mlddlctewn turnpike read
have this day declared a dividend of two del
lars en each share of stock payable after the
5th day et January, 18-1. J. M. LONG,
Treasurer.
Jam-ary S, ISSI. jan43tdeaw
LT-
A Luiiil Geld Wiii Case,
Betw ecu 108 East King Street, and Cress Keys
Hetel, West King Street.
The party having it will
reward by leaving it with
be paid a suitable
E.F.BOWMAN,
106 EAST KING STREET.
COURT PKOCLAMAT10.
Whereas, The Honorable JOHN B. LIV
INGSTON, President, and Honorable DAVID
W. PATTERSON, Associate Judge of the
Court of Common Plcas,in and for the county of
Lancaster, and Assistant Justices of the Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De
livery and Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in
and ler the county of Lancaster, have issued
their precept, te me directed, requiring me,
among ether things, te make public proclama
tion throughout my bailiwick, that a Court et
Oyer anil Terminer and a General Jail Deliv
ery, also a Court of General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery, will commence
in the Court Heuse, in the city of Lancaster in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, en the
THIRD MONDAY IX JANUARY (17), 1881.
In pursuance of which precept public notice
is hereby given te the Mayer and Aldermen el
the city of Lancaster, in the said county, and
all the Justices of the Peace, the Corener and
Constables, of the said city and county of Lan
caster, that they be then aud there in their own
proper persons, with their rolls, records and
examinations, and Inquisitions, and theirether
remembrances, te de these things which te
theirefliccsappertainin their belialf tobedene ;
and also all these who will prosecute against
the prisoners who arc, : then shall be, in the
jail of said county of Lancaster, are te be then
and there te prosecute against them as shall be
just.
Dated at Lancaster the 20th day of Decem
ber, 1880.
JACOB S. feTKIXE, Sheriff.
d2S-3tdeaw&3tw
MARKETS.
Sew tferl: Marxe'.
NKW YeRC Jan. & Fleur State and Western
heavy, strongly in buyers' laver ; sup -rliiie
tra de ft -J0Q4t5: choice ln $4 703(17);
choice white wheat de 002(u): southern
dull and unchanged: common tetnircxtiu tl 7."
I "25; poed te cneit-e de $. 3)ftt!..0.
Wheat sSc lower, with
verv moderate
trade ; Xe. I white. Feb. $1 1: Ne." 2 Ked. Jan.
S115;i;de Feb. $1 17gl lb : de March $1 19U
1 Vj;i ; de May SI .
Cern heavy and ; iJ4c low or ; M-i ted ext
ern spot, 53(5nc: ietutureat W,iiWy,r.
Oats dull ami heavy: Mate Itn&Se: ft'ctein
42SI7C : Ne. 2 I cb. 41c.
J'litladnlpnin
rlu i.
Philadklphia, .?:m. C. Fleur dull, with
low and medium grades weaker te sell ; super
flnel.iOOO'350: exn-iT37j'l 25; unie and lii
diana t'uniily J5J03G0.'; IVnu'a uiiiily $500
.537;St. Leui-, family 45 75ri.i: Minnesota
extra 5 0005 75: straight. ?5 s7; 25 : pt'ent
and high gnules fS 50a t'.
Kye flour at te 0J
Wheat dull aud lewei : Ne 2, West
ern Itcil 91 1S ; Del. and IVnn'a. Ite.t and
Amber $1 121 13.
Cern dull and stcadj ; steainc-5J; yellow,
5c ; mixed. 53c.
Oats firmer with light mi plv: Ne. 1 White
48c; Ne. 2 de 17c: .Nu. :! de l'.fTUI'rc; Ne 2
Mixed 45c.
Kye steady at 92?.
Previsions steady : m s- peik, old, at $12 51
f?13 00: new, at Sit 00; bcel trims tltfjOijldOfl :
dressed hogs 5e ; ind'an m.-ts beet
$1900, f. O b.; Ricen iMMkisI --heuM.-is rytri
Tr4c ; salt de 4Jg3c : .nke 1 haae. '.i
Lard steady; city kcttie :ff.)Ji.'--. ioee
butchers' Sc ; prime stent:. 3 s7S:.
Butter dull and unsettled ; Cieaaien extra
3233e ; degiMHl le choice ii:ilc; Bradford
county and New Yerk exti-.i, tubs, 27S2sc : de
firkins, 2123c ; We-tern ri -ei vc evlt.i 21ft23-;
le geed te choice I7fi20e. lielS diillami w"eak;
Penn'a Extra 19f21c ; Western Itcserv.-extra
1921.
Kggs dull and easier, mere ulleiiug : I'cnn'a
37?lSe ; Wcslei: 35g37e.
Cheese mere active aini fi-mer ; New Yei k
lull cream i:13J'te : Western full creau. 12,,'J
(rflSc: de fair uire.. iy,f$lyc; de hitlfkiuis
10llc:Pa del0llc. "
Petroleum easier : refined Ite.
Whisky active at 1 1-J.
Seetls Geed te .prime cliver steady TUffS;
Flaxseed neglected at $1 23I J'J.
Stock 31ame:
New Yerk Stocks.
Stoeks strong.
laiiuaiy !
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Adams Express
Illinois Central
Cleveland & Pills
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M1SVELZAXEO VH.
H H. 11. MEDICINE.
safe, sure, mysti:i:iec.
. Till'. BESsT IN USE.
FOR MAN AND BEAST.
Received the FI !!' PREMIUM at the State
Fair, Philadelphia, 1SS0.
As :i Family Remedy it has no equal. Thou
sands bear testimony "te its gi cat weith ter the
cure of the following diseases :
Sprains. Bruises. Headache, Tootlinchc.Uheu Teotlinchc.Uheu Toetlinchc.Uheu
mutism. Neuralgia. Fronted IVet, l.ainene-s.
Swelled Joints, Pain in the. Hack or side. Still
nessanl Liitne Muscles, Scalds. Ultras. Dipii
theria. Sere Threat, l'.ti-alysis, Numbness, &c
TOR INTERNAL USE. .
CrampsChelciu Mei bus. Pain in the Stomach
and Bea els, twent. le thirty drops diluted
with water.
The following certificate speaks for itself:
Cure of Chronic 2curalyia It give, me
pleasure te add my testimonial te ether-, in
favor of the "Celebrated II II II. Herse Medi
cine D. D. T., 18i;8," as a remedy for both men
and beast. Fer nearly S years I wa afflicted
with ftie chronic neuralgia, and tried various
rmcdie. with only temporary reliel", until at
last after being confined te my bed nearly
eight weeks 1 was induced te try jour valuable
medicine and with the most satisfactory re
salts, as I grew better fiem the time I com
menced using it. and alter u-ing but lour bot
tles the pain all lett me. and for the last six
months I havu lelt nothing el it. I have seen
it used in cases et rlteumaii-in with the same
goeil efiect. and can cheerfully say that 1 fully
believe that it will de all that en claim for it.
Yours truly, JOHN B. KIICKBR1DE.
Bustleten.iM Ward, Philadelphia.
This medicine is as ctlcctualin theticatment
of the horse as well as persons. Ne horseman
should be without a bottle in his stable or
house, in case of accident, as It is a sure eure
for the lollewing diseases et horses :
Strains, Bruises, Sprained Joints, Mie Shoul
ders and Backs, Thrush in Feet, Scratches,
Sweeny. Fistula, Pele Evil, Distemper, Curb,
Splint, Bleed or Bene Spavin, Ringnene ami
will remove all swellings and Callous Lumps
lelt from Kicks or ether bruises, without in
juring the growth of tlic hair. Has proved a
sure cure for Epizootic.
FOR INTERNAL USE.
Will also cure the worst case of colic iu ten
minutes and relieve Butts by giving one or two
tablespoonfuls in a pint of milk warm water.
Any amount of testimonials can be ettered
but the proprietor prcfei s te let the Medicine
stands en its merits, us a fair trial will con
vince the most skeptical et its great worth. Be
sure and get the genuine -'II. 1 1. il.Mcdkiinc,"
Sut up by Dr. D. Dedge Tomlinson, in Vhila
elpliia, Pa., as there are ether articles en the
market which are net genuine. The genuine
put up in Philadelphia is for sale by druggists
und medicine dealers everywhere.
UK. J. IlOURh TO.-S1.INSON,
3023 Girard Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.
eC-lvwi
LE. SAMORFS
LIVEE
IINVIGORATOR
Only Vegetable Compound that
acts directly upon the Liver, and
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos Ces
tiveness, Headache. It assists di
gestion, strengthens the system,
regulates the bowels, purifies the
bleed. A Boek sent free. Dr.
S ANPORD, 162 Ereadway, N. Y.
Fer sale by all Drug;
1?T11 s.
oiuiejej .j; cxiru ueu -jel M; ci'.eicc !
4JJ4 0e: fancy de $ OO'J 30. round hoop
Ohie4'205(K: choice de.it fi l)3(i7.'; super
fine western :i2Jfie 73: common toelev-
oUS-lrced&nltcow
THIRD EDITION
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 6, 1881.
mlULLOfsT "
TWO DOUBLE UANUIOS TO-DAY.
Execution of llayes and Sullivan in Phil.
udclphla and of Mrs. "uclerheflVr
and Fran is Lammens
at Newark.
The Philadelphia Hanging.
Puiladelpulv, Jan. C Sullivan and
Hayes were banged in the county prison
at 10:37 this morning.
Beth men passed a calm, though almost
sleepless night. The priests arrived at th
prison early, and religious exercises were
kept up until the time for their execution.
At 10:35 a. m. Sullivan was brought
down from his cell en the upper tier te the
deer of Hayes's cell ea the ground fleer,
and immediately after the precession
formed and proceeded te the gallows near
the end of the same corridor. Beth men
walked firmly, Hayes being accompanied
by Rev. Fatflers Daily and Masterson ;
Sullivan followed, accompanied by llev.
Father Xeal.
Ou the scaffold both men knelt and
prayed, the priests kneeling between
them, and when they arose Hayes laid
aside the beads upon which he had been
telling his prayers, aud attempted te ad
dress these present, speaking in a wild aud
incoherent manner. Twe of the priests
reasoned with him, persuading him net te
speak, but he continued in spite of re
monstrance te talk in a rambling manner.
He seemed anxious te narrate, the history
of his married life, but at last yielded, as
he himself said, te the request of his pas
ter, at the same time protesting that he
was net afraid of the gallows.
Meanwhile Sullivan steed calmly kbs
ing his crucifix aud listening te the exhor
tations of the third priest.
Finally Hayes expressed his hope for
forgiveness, forgiving all himself. The
priests retired te the top step of the gal
lows, where they knelt, the nooses were"
adjusted, and at 10:37, while the priests
were reciting the lie Prefundi, the drop
fell. Beth bodies received a fall of four
feet.
llayes appeared te die without a strug
gle, and in 2 minutes the beating of his
pulse could net be felt, although his heart
beat for sixteen minutes. Sullivan .strug
gled violently, and it was seventeen min
utes before the physicians pronounced him
dead. After hanging 27 minutes the bodies
were cut down, when it was ascertained
that both had died of strangulation.
AT XRWAKK.
Mrs. Melernuirer nnil Her Paramour Hang
ed for the Murder of the Fermer'
Husband LainmenH Dies Pro
tecting His Innocence.
Inlwakk, Jan. G. Mrs. Meieibeffer
and Frank Lammcns, her paramour, were
hanged here this morning for the murder
of Mrs. Mcici holler's husband. The
woman was very pale and deeply aflcctcd,
but walked te the gallows without assist
ance and died without uttering a word.
Immediately afterward Lammens was
hanged fiem the same gallows. Declar
ing his innocence, he asked te see the
jury that convicted him, but they were
net present.
TEXAS UIU3IC AMDICXAS YBNUKAXUS
TlieSwift ltetrilniiien Tlmt Overlook it Mur
derer. IIcxiiiKTTA, Tex., Jan. 0. James A.
Curtis, a prominent cattle man of Northern
Texas, was shot and killed in a saloon at
Cambridge en Tuesday night by Van Bice
who had fermeily worked for him,
aud had been discharged. Rice also re
ceived thicc i.hets from Curtis before the
latter died, aud as he (Rice) was having
his wounds dressed at the doctor's ellice
seme unknew n person, supposed te have
been some friend of Curtis, tiicd a shot
through the window, striking him in the
breast and indicting a ineital wound.
THE yCKES'S SPEECH.
Her .Majesty uu tlin Condition or Her Ho He Ho
minlen. Londen, Jan. 6. The Queen's sjieech
was delivered te Parliament te day. It
notes a gradual though net very rapid de
velopment in the trade of the country.
The social condition of Ii eland has
DSatimcd an alarming character, and
agrarian crimes have been greatly
multiplied. The administration of justice
has been fuistratcd and terrorism has been
established in parts of Ireland. Proposals
will therefore immediately be made te
Parliament te entrust the crown with
additional powers necessary for the vindi
cation of the law. At the same tinfb the
rpjcu desires the pacification of Ireland
aud recommends legislation suitable te
the special wants of Ireland.
PHILADELPHIA AND HEADING.
The Question el Postponing the Election in
the Courts.
PiTTSiiuiiGii, Pa., Jan. C. The applica
tion of the directors of the Philadclr liia
& Reading railroad company for a post
ponement of the annual election from
Monday next until the return of Franklin
B. Gewcn from England, came up in the
United States circuit court this morning,
en the confirmation of the report of the
masters who recommend that the petition
be dismissed first, for the want of jurisdic
tion ; secondly, because the charter imper
atively fixes Monday next as the day, and
thirdly, the call for Musical Fund hall has
been virtually approved by the directors
in their testimony before the masters, no
office of the company being sufficiently
iargc.
CLOSE NICK1G.
Cenger Gets the Michigan Senaterslilit
the Skin et His Teeth.
by
Detkeit, Jan. C On the seventh bal bal
eot iu the Republican caucus, Cenger re
ceived 59, and Bagley 57 votes for United
States Senater. Cenger was then de
clared the unanimous nominee of the Re
publicans. THE NAVV PUftTFOXIO.
tVct Virginia Itcceiven the Sucked Orange.
Washington, Dec. G Mr. Hayes te-day
nominated Nathan GrelY, jr., of West Vir
ginia, te be secretary of the navy.
Death of a Noted Burglar.
Xew Yerk, Jan. C Jehn Garvey, the
burglar who was badly hurt by a fall
while robbing a house in BroekIyn,dicd at
the hospital this morning.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washisqtex, Jan. 6. Fer the Middle
states rain and snow, with clearing weather
in the southern portion, winds shifting te
southwest and northwesterly, a slight rise
in the temperature during the rest of
Thursday, followed ou Friday by higher
barometer and colder weather.
THK1KMB1P CAME iX.
Heavily Lacla Wlta WelceaM Vargs.
On a truck patch at Sixteenth and Dick Dick
ineon streets, Philadelphia, lives a family
named Glen. They are in rather peer cir
cumstances. The husband works the truck
farm aud sustains a family consisting of a
wife and four children. Recently the wife
was notified that her father bad died in
Melbourne, Australia, leaving $1,500,000
te her. The story told by the Glen family
is this :
Somewhere about thirty years ace James
Beyle, his wife and two children were liv
iug upon a farm in LaghtnagalUxb, coun
ty Denegal, Ireland. Years of hard toil
and struggling with the impoverished
soil had failed te place the farmer
in a comfortable position, and fin
ally, when his lease expired he determined
te seek bis fortune elsewhere. A home
was found for the children the girl
Mary, who was then a babe, being placed
with her grandparents and Beyle and his
wife took passage for Victeria, Australia.
Ou arriving at the colony he obtained em
ployment, and by care and industry saved
enough in a few years te buy a farm. Pros
perity centiuued te attend nim,and eventu
ally lie became one of the most extensive
farmers iu the district.
Meanwhile the baby daughter whom he
had left behind was growing te years of
womanhood, r rem time te time tee mail
brought words of geed cheer from her pa
rents, but the welcome missives ceased af
ter 1S70, the last one stating that her
mother and a sister, who was born in the
colony, had died, aud that her father bad
given up farming and was investing
heavily in geld mines near Ballarat. In
1871 Miss Marv married Glen, and imme
diately afterward the couple embarked
for this country. They are new living
with their children en a truck farm, in a
three-story brick house at Sixteenth and
Dickinsen streets.
Fer nine long years Mrs. Glen bad
mourned her father as dead. Often, almost
hoping against hope, she wrote te her far
distant home, but none of the letters elic
ited a response. A few months age, how
ever, a letter with the Irish postmark
reached the house. This proved te be
from an uncle, and contained the
information that her father had died
leaving an estate of 885,000, nearly
$1,500,000 ; that Her only brother bad also
died iu 1874, and that therefore she (Mrs.
Glen) was the sole surviving legatee te her
father's wealth. This information seemed
almost incredible te the Glens, who could
net realize the possibility of being raised
from their present humble position te
one of luxury and affluence. Let
ters were sent te the Australian
lawyers, the geed news was confirmed, and
within the last wcekMr.GIen has received
a letter from solicitors in Melbourne ask
ing for a certificate of birth. This must'
be obtained from Ireland, and the whole
charge of the matter has been placed in
the hands of Lawyer Jehn Austin Purcell,
who will take the necessary steps by
which the family can come into possession
of the enormous fortune. Recerd.
ESTERTAJNXESTS.
Tl'LTON OPEKA HOUSE.
Return el the Favorite Cotuedlan One Night.
FRD3AY, JANUARY 7.
" .'he Heme et laughter." Engagement or
the most mirthful or the great Comedians,
MR. GUS WILLIAMS.
" He ni'innt try te speak with gravity,
Kut one p'Tcrfves he wags an idle t-ingue ;
He cannot try te leek demure, but spite
or all lie does, he shown alanglicr's check ;
He cannot e'en essay te walk sedate,
iiut in his very gait one sees a Jest."
MR. WILLIAMS in his play et
OUR GERMAN SENATOR,
Supported by a Genuinely Brilliant Comedy
Company, under the management et HK.
JOHN HICK All V. Secure your seats. On sale
ut 15ex Oflice.
POPULAR PRICES,
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lanl-fitd
MEDICAID
CUTICURA
Bleed Humors, ItehiHg and Scaly Dis
eases, Scrofula, Screuilens Seres,
Ulc.'rs, and Swellings, positively, per
manently nad economically rared.
Ccticvra Reselvent is the greatest blend
purifier in medicine. It acta through the
liewcN. llvt-r, kidneys and skin. Cvticura, a
Medicinal Jellv, arrests ttxtcrmil diseane, cats
au ay lifeless llcdi and skin, alluys Inflamma
tion, itching and irritation, and heals. Ccti
"CitA fOAr cleanses heals softens, whitens and
beautifies the skin. It. ami the Ccticcra Srav Srav
ine Seat the only medicinal shaving soap, arc
prcpnicd from Ccticcra.
Salt Rhesn.
Mrs. Asa R. Brown. Maiden, Mais., had Salt
Rheum en body und limbs ler el.i lit yearn. Se
kind of treatment or medicine or doctors did
her any geed. Limbs ae raw and palniul that
she was obliged nt linie te go about en
crutches. Many et Maiden's best citizens can
testily te her condition. She deapaired of cure
or even relief. Used the Ccticcra. Rmelvkst
internally, and the Ccticcra and Cctjcuka
SeAr externally, und was cured in six month.
WeBderfal Cares.
Vhat cures of Meed and Skin Diseases, and
Scalp Affections with Less or Hair, can com
pare with these et the Hen. Wm. Wm. Taylyr.
llosten, .State S nut or of Mussachusettt ; Alder
man Tucker, Bosten ; 8. A. Steele, esq ., Chl Chl
cace: P. 11. Hraue, esq.. Detroit; H. E. Car
penter, esq., Hendersen. N Y.: Charles Hough Hough
eon, esq., Bosten, and many ethers, details of
which may be had en application te Messrs.
Weeks & Petter, Bosten.
Eczema.
Manuel Manintz. Sew Orleans, La., writes :
"Ne ether can compare with the Ccticcra
Remedies. I have used them In all forms for a
-evere case of what the doctors called Eczema,
w hlcli was effectually cured in eight weeks."
Ccticvr Remedies are prepared by WKEK8
ft POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. 360 Wash
ington street. Bosten, and are for sale by all
Driitsts. Price for Ccticcra, a Medicinal
.felly, small boxes, 30 cents; large boxes, $1.
Ccticczia Reselyxst, the new Bleed Purifier,
fl per bottle. Ccticcra Medicinal Teiixt
Seat, J5 cents. Ccticcra Mkdicikax. Ska vive
Seaf, 15 cents ; in bars ler Barbers and large
consumers, 50 cents.
C3U-4K mailed free en receipt of price.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOB CATARRH.
Instantaneous, Economical, Safe. Radical
Treatment for One Dellar.
Poisonous catarrhal nutter filling' the nasal
passages rots nay the membranes .'tnbnes
and cartilages, causing less et Smell Taste
anil nearing.
The putrid accumulations drop daring sleep
into the threat and are swallowed, paralyzing
digestion.
Taken up by the absorbents, the virus enters
the bleed, weakening and debilitating every
organ, and generating fatal affections of the
Lungs, Liver und Kidneys.
Strike at the roots of this gigantic disease.
Cleanse, purify and heal the membrane lining
the nasal passages, ana then, by constitutional
treatment, neutralize the poison in tbe bleed
and ether fluids.
SAnreRD-s Radical Cntr. with IxraevaD In
haler and Catarrhal Solvent, readies- every
part of the atTected system, cleansing, purify
ing and restoring. It is radical and permanent.
It is economical and safe. Try it before it Is
tee late.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Catarssal
Solvent, Treatise and Directions, $1. bold
everywhere.
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Send stamp for catalogue
Rifles, shot guns, revolvers, sent C. . T. reexamination.
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