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TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND PAINTERS.
As a business transaction would you be willing te pay one dollar ler an article yen could
purchase for ninety cents T We are the agents ler Lancaster and vicinity ler
Wwtewerth, Martinez & LeftgsmaM'g Pare Prepared Paints.
And we claim that they are the best and cheapest paints In America. And we don't make
thu assertion and leave It unsupported. Faint
building with this paint and the ether naif with
any ether mixed paints In this country, and 11 the part painted with this paint does net cost
ten per cent. less than ter paint used, we will make no charge ler our paint. And farther,
any building that has been painted with this paint that is net satisfactory te the owner, and
net remaining eofer a proper term of years, we will repaint at our own expense with White
Lead and Linseed Oil or any ether paint he may select. As many et the prepared paints are
adulterated with benslne and water we make this liberal ener. We will pay ene thousand
dollars for any benslne or water lennd In any original package of WADSWORTtf. MABTI
NK ft LONGMAN'S PURE PREPARED PAINTS.
FLUSH & BEENEMAN,
Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
WISES AMD
TCSTABL1SBKD 1785.
WINES AND LIQUORS!
At BEIGART'S OLD WIE STORE, 1. 29 M Eilg M
CALL AND
We have Just received direct trem the Island el Maderia the tollewlng Wines :
Yerdelhe, Vintage 1870 ; Sercial, Vintage 1840,
Which we etTer te enr customers, together with our old 1800, 1811,, 1817, 1818 and I8t7 MA
DEIS. AS; and KINK OLD 8HERKIB8.
BRANDIES as lellnws : Vintage 1SK, 1BU, 18U, 1850, 1858. Fine Old RYE WHISKIES.
JAMAICA SPIRITS, N. E. RUM, Ac. FRENCH CORDIALS, Burgundies and Clarets.
We have the folio wire Champagne Wines : Pelper Heldseick, (T. If. Muram ft Ce.'s Dry
Verzenay and Extra Dry, L. Reederer's Carte Blanche, Pemmery Sec. Veuve Cllquet, Yellow
Label Dry, Krug ft Ce.'s Private Cnvee, Jules Champien. And the
GREAT WESTERN EX. DRY WINE,
Frem the Pleasant Valley Wine Company, at Hammondsport, N. Y.
This Is the Finest American Wine in the market, havlne been awarded the hlerhest honors
at the tollewlng Expositions : At Paris If 07, Vienna 1873 and Philadelphia 1876.
H. E. Slaymaker, agent.
S. CLAY MILLER,
Wines, Brandies, Bins, Oil Bye Hies, U.,
Ne. 33 PENN SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
GIBSON'S WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
VLVMBINU AND
"JOHN L.. ARNOLD.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING,
GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
Steam Fitters' Supplies, Patent Celd Oase Heaters.
KTFinest Werk, Best Workmen. Leave your Orders at
JOHN L. ARNOLD'S,
Nes. 11, 13, 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
LTTBBV
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OUGHTOV8.
HOUGHTON'S
New Livery and Sale Stables.
FRIST-CLASS HORSES AND BUGGIES TO HIRE ; ALSO, OMNIBUSSES FOR
PARTIES AND PICNICS. HORSES BOUGHT AND
SOLD AT
Stables Ne. 44
BOOKS AND
ruilM BAKU'S SONS.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Scheel Supplies and Stationery,
WHOLESALE AT SPECIAL BATES,
AT TUB BOOKSTOBE OF
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Nes. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN ST. , LANCASTER, FA.
PAVKB BAXUMllttB, C
IBAUES W. FIIT.
We were out et certain sizes et
SCREEN FRAMES,
but we liave filled up again and are ready te
fill orders promptly 23, 25, 27, 29. 31, 83 and 35
Inches hlgUand32te381ncbesrtde; they can
be i educed te 24 inches In a lew minutes. They
make the CHEAPEST and BEST screen In the
market, superior te the old style and lower in
price.
KEW PATTERNS or
WALL PAPERS.
ODDS AND ENDS AT HALF-PRICE.
An Elegaut Line et NEW PATTERN
DADO SHADES.
PLAIN GOODS IN ALL COLORS. LACE
CURTAINS trem a Dellar a Pair up.
PHARES W. FRY.
57 NORTH QUBEN ST.
BAKUAIITS IN WATCHES, ULOOK
Chains. Rlnin. SDectecIes. Ac Remlrin
et all kinds will receive my personal atten
tien. LOUIS WEBER, Ne. IMS North gneen
street. Remember name and number. Dl
teMly opposite City Hetel, near Pennaylvana
railroad depot. dee 28 lvd
J OCBKK'S UXKS.
A 5c. Package
aw
LOCHER'S DYE
WILL COLOR MORE GOODS THAN ANT
OTHER DTE IN THE MARKET,
Fer sale by
CHAS. A. LOCHEB.
NO, 9 MAST KINO STBEBT,
LANCABTEB. PA.
ene-naif el any surlace or one-ball e! -any
s'xlitly pare White Lead and Linseed Oil, or
LANCASTER, PA
Z1QUOM3.
EXAMINE. "33
UAH E1XXUTO.
STABLE.
ALL TIMES.
Market Seet,
ear of Old Black Herse Hetel.
BTATIOKXRY.
T1X WARE, tO.
J
OHM P. SUHACM.
GREAT BARGAINS.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARUE
LOT OP
CHANDELIERS
AND
GAS FIXTURES,
GLOBES,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
numbing and Gasfltting, Reefing
and Spenting.
JOHN P. SCHAUM'S,
NO. 24 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
teb27-lyd
LANCA8TEU. PA.
CLOTBLNU.
A T BURSK'H.
BUNTING FLAGS.
Any size BEST BUNTING FLAGS inrnlshed
at a lew days' notice. Simple Kla?. 6x9 feet,
In store.
Muslin Flass and Chinese Lanterns
ALWAYS IN uTOCK, AT
Bursk's, 17 East King St.
Fruit Jars,
Jelly Glasses,
Jelly Pets,
All Kinds Stoneware-
LARGE VARIETY PLAIN AMD PAINTED
FLOWERPOTS, AT
BTJESK'S,
Ne. 17 EAST KLNG STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.,
MEDICAL.
' TOTICUKA
SKIN HUMORS.
Wonderful Cure of, a Lad 12 Yean old,
who for 8 years, from the top of his
lead te his ankles, was one
Mass of Scabs.
My son, a lad twelve years ei age, was af
flicted with the worst form of Eczema for a
period of eight years. Se virulent was it that
trem the top et his head te within a tew Inches
of his ankles he was one mass of scabs, which
refused te yield te any treatment that was
suggested by friends or physicians was tried
In vain. Allepathy, homccepattiy.uerbs.roots,
salt-water batbs, flaxseed poultices, teaps.
ointments, and in short evervtiiinir that could
be done te eradicate the disorder seemed only
te aggravate it and the child's 11 re became a
baraen te nlm.and the expense of the various
experiments was a constant drain upon our
resources.
My wife, reading the advertisement of the
Cuncu&A. Rxkkdiks in one of the daily papers,
resolved te make one mere attempt at a cure.
(The disease was new encroaching upon Ms
face, and seemed incurable.) I gave a reluc
tant consent te the propesaLand an Interview
was sought Willi a famous ladyphys'clan el
New Yerk, who made a most thorough exami
nation eithe c&se. anf premised a cure with
out the least hesitation by the use el your
Cuticdba Remedies. In one week there was a
marked change; the raw and ancry sores be
gan te grew pale and along the eutar edges
scaled off, and as time were en they began te
disappear entirely, until at the present writ
ing the only vestige is one small spot upon
the forearm, scarcely visible and fast disap
pearing. Thus alter eight years el cxpense and
anxiety, we bave the intense satisfaction of
seeing the child's skin as fair and smooth is It
was before this dreadful cutaneeus disorder
attacked him. Sincerely yours.
CHAS. EAYllh' IIINKLE.
219 Pairveuxt Ave.,
Jersey Citv 11 eights. N. J.
Childhood and veuth are the ncrieds when
such diseases yield almost readily te these un
rolling sinn ana uioea specifics, cuticura
Reselvent, the new Bleed turifler. and mii-
cxntAand Cuticcra Seap the gieat Shin Cures.
Price of Cuticura, small boxes, SO cts., large
boxes, 11.00. cuticera Reselvent, $uoe per
bottle. Cuticura Seap, 25 cts.; Cuticura Shav
ing Seap, 15 cts. Sold by ail clruggl3ts. rot ret
ter Dreg und Cliem Ce., Bosten.
RARY Ferlnianttleand Birth Hu
utxui mers, Rough, Chapped, or
RWAIlTIfllER Greasy Skins. Nettle Hash,
DCJiiU lir 1EIH rimpies and Skin lilemishcs
use Cuticura Seap, an exquisite Skin Bbadti
pier, ana Toilet, Bath anil Nursery Sanative.
Fragrant with delicious flower cders and Cu
ticura balsam1?. Absolutely pure ; highly
medicinal. Indorsed by physicians ; pre
terred by the elite. Sales, in ltttl and 132, 1,
000,000 cakes. Alse spcctally prepared for Shav
ing. CATARRH.
Complete Treatment $1.
A single dese otSanferd'H Kadlcal cure In
stantly relibves the most violent Sneezing or
.Head Colds, clears the Head as by magic,
steps Watery Discharges from the Nese ana
Eyes, prevents Ringing Noises In the Head,
cuies Nervous Headacne and subdues Chills
and Fever. In chronic Catarrh it cleanses
the nasal passages of leul mucus, restores the
eenses of smell, taste and hearing when af
fected, frees the head, threat and bronchial
tubes of ettenslve matter, sweetens and puri
nes the breath, steps the cough and arrests the
progress et Catarrh toward Consumption
Ohe bottle Radical Cure, one Bex Catarrhal
Solvent and Dr. Sanferd's Inhaler, all In ene
package, of all druggists ler $1. Ask for
mandpprd's Radical Curb I'cttkr Drue and
Chemical Ce., Bosten.
OOLLINS'
Voltaic Electric Plasters.
Fer the rclief and prevention, the Instant It
tit applied of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciati
ca, Coughs, Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and
Bowels, Sheeting Pains. Numbness, llystcila,
Female rains. Palpitation, Dy&pepsia. Liver
Complaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria and Epi
demics, use Ceiilns' naftterr, (an JSIectrle
Uattery combined With a l'eruns Piaster) and
laugh at pain. 25c. every whem.
Augl-lydW,S,Aw
B
KNSON'SUAPUINKPOKOUS l'LASTERS
SLIGHT ODDS.
A Little frtnry with a Large moral Una
nan Who Knew bis emu Business.
"Ne, my dear," said the venerable keeper el
a country stere te a timid little girl, whose
head sea-cely came up te the level of the
counter. ".Ne, my dear, we haven't any red
flannel, but we have some first rate New Or
leans molasses." Eeltly hinting that she
didn't thine that would answer the purpose
quite as well, the child went her way in search
of the artlcle she wanted.
"Have you BENSON'S CAl'CINB PLAS
TERS ? ' asked a gentleman ei a certain drug
gist whose name could be given were it de
sired. "I am troubled just new with a touch
of my old friend, the lumbago, and the Ben Ben
eon's Plaster seams loge te the spot almost as
seen as It touches the skin.'.
"Net at present," rcplle.l the druggist, geni
ally, "but we have lets or plasters just as
geed. There Is Aliccck', the Cut slcum und
ethers won't ene ettlicni de as vlll"
"My dear sir," retorted U13 gentleman, with
a blight show el tcmpcr,"Ibay nothing against
these article?, but lam a business man, and
always ask for precisely what I want, and for
nothing else. 1 may enlighten you, however,
when I say that some tline age, ler another
disease, of which the Capcino has since cured
me, I tried all these you mention with no ap
preciable benefit. They are inefficient, every
one of them, the meanest act ei the proptle preptle proptle
tersofsome of them being this: that they
make plasters with similar t enndlng names te
deceive the unwary into believing that they
are the same thing. Experience taught me
the difference. I'll go te the next man in
your line. Ue;d day."
Be en your guard against Imitations. The
gennine has the word CAPCINK cut cleanly
in the middle of the plaster. All ethers are
impositions.
Seabury ft Jehnsen, Chemlsta, New Yerk.
augl-W&Sw.
IKKT'3 CHARCOAL LOZKINUKS.
. Fer Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Headache, Bad Breath trem smoking, etc.,
Constipation, Sour Stomach and all disorders
et the Stomach and Digestive Organs. Being
a purely vegetable, sate, simple and eheap
lemedy, it readily commends it sell te the
public Buflering from the above disorders.
Try It. Price 25c. per Bex, sent anywhere
by moil. Prepared and sold by
ANDREW U.FREY, ORUUU1ST.
23 E.Orange St., Cor. Christian,
apr27-lyd&w Lancaster, Vu,
tiUOUa AJfV STATIONEMI
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Kff HOOKS.
FOR SUMMER BLADING.
Mr. Isaacs," by S. Marien Crawford.
4 Dr. Claudius," by S. Marien i-rawtetd
' Through One Administration," Uv Burnett.
" But Yet a Weman." by cardy.
Successful Men et Tc-rfay."
And all the Lai est Seasides aud Magiriucs
L. M. F LYNN'S,
Ne. 42 WEST KING eTBBET.
STEVKN8 HOUSK
SHAVINU AN 11 II AIR DRESSING
SALOON.
Geed Journeymen and price i .-ame its ethet
saloons. . II. WAUNKIt,
myl5-tid Manager.
RETRIBUTION.
EXECUTION OF Was. H. OBTRAJfDKK.
doing te HU Death Wltn Venw ea
Lips -The General JNewa or tn Day
from all Pelats.
William Henry Oatrander was hanged
at Utica, N. Y., at 10:36 o'clock Friday
morning for the murder of bis brother,
Geerge Lyman Ostrander, December 20,
1830, near West Camden. Ostrander kept
awake all night and was singing and
shouting all morning, till the offices and
people began te arrive. At about half
past eight o'clock, en looking out of his
cell window into the jailyaid, where he
could see the people, be became greatly
excited and yelled out :
"I'm going te be hung atten o'clock
and the gallows are already in the yard.
I'll walk out, by , aud tell them te
cut the rope. I'll go plump te
hell in a minute and in a wheelbarrow,
tee, and the man who cuts the rope will be
in hell te meet me."
The Rev. Father Ryan, a young Catho
lic priest, labored long and hard with him
during the morning and Ostrander said he
wanted te receive the sacrament ana was
ready for baptism, but when the priest
told him he must prepare te confess his
sins, repent and receive absolution, he
said :
"I guess I'll worry along as I am."
The priest nevertheless rematned with
him till the last, excepting daring the
time when the Rav. Dr. Bigelow, a
Methodist minister, who was appointed
his spiritual adviser, was with him.
The drop foil at thirty six minutes past
ten. The fall failed te disca'ate Ostrand
er's neck and his struggles, were horrible.
He was pronounced dead in fourteen and
cut down in seventeen minutes. He died
with an oath en his Hp3, cursing his moth
er and sisters, whose testimony brought
him te the scaffold, and protesting bis
innocence. He also cursed the court elfi
cers and even the friend who Had shown
him favors while he was in jail. Other
wise his harangue en the scaffold was wild
and incoherent. Although labored with
all the morning by the priest he bluntly
refused te implore Ged's forgiveness, but
persisted in his protestations of innocence.
The body was sent te the county cemetery
at Reme for interment, but will probably
fall into the hands of physicians. During
the execution a military company guarded
the outside of the jail aud a squad of sol
diers was stationed inside.
FISH AMD SNAK.K STORY.
Battle Between a t'Jckerel and Kittlesnalte
In Klffe Kange L.atce.
Near Streudsbur, Pa., Rifle Range
lake is a celebrated resort for pickerel
Ashmen. A party were fishing there a
few days age. Towards evenini; a
splashing and commotion were seen in
the water about a hundred yards
from shore. A beat was rowed out te the
spot. The cause of the disturbance was a
struggle between a large pickerel and a
rattlesnake. The pickerel had the snake
between its jaws, having seized it midway
between its head and rattles. Toe snake
was at a great disadvantage, because the
flsh was at home under water, and th9
moment the snake was pulled beneath the
surface its power was gene. The light
seemed te be au effort en the part of the
snake te keep its head out of water, and a
determination en the part of the pickerel
te draw its would-be victim under the
water and drown it. The suake was of
unusual size, and was mere than the fish
cenld carry off bodily. The combatants
seemed te pay no attention te the specta
tors in the beat, which had been rowed
te within three feet of them. The water
was covered with bleed, all of which
seemed te have been shed by the snake.
When the fishermen saw that the pickerel
would conquer the snake in a short time,
ene of them drew his revolver and shot it,
the ball passing through the snake's body
at the same time. The rattler had evi
dently started te swim across the lake,
and the pickerel, notwithstanding the
great size of the serpent five feet long,
as big around in the middle as a man's
wrist, and had thirteen rattles had seized
it for its supper. The pickerel weighed
five pounds.
ON A. JMSaBKBlAN'd HOOK.
A Crane That bad Swallowed an isel that
bad Swallewen a Chub.
Clark Cable, of Willowemee, N. J., is a
hunter and fisherman. The ether day he
was fishing in the Delaware. He hooked a
fine chub, but lest it raising it from the
water. Boen afterward a two pound eel
took the bait, but that slipped off two.
Cable quit fishing in disgust. On his way
home he discovered a large crane standing
in the river watching for a fish. Cable
hurried home, get his gun, and went baek
te kill the crane. He get a fair sight at it
at short range, fired, but missed it. The
crane flew Blewly away. Cable said he
guessed it wasn't his day for sport and
went home.
The same night Cable placed a set line
in the river. Whee he weni te it next
morning he saw a craue standing in the
water direetly ever the line. It raised te
fly, but something pulled it baek. Cable
caught it. It had swallowed one of his
hooks. Further investigatieu revealed
the fact that the reason the crane had
swallowed the book was becausa there was
a two pound cel en it at the timj, and the
further fact that one pound ebub had
taken the hook before the eel had swal
lowed it. The chub had been caught en
the bait. The eel had come along and
gobbled the chub. Then the crane took
in the eel, and Cable took them all in. He
insists that the chub, the eel, and the
crane are the same ones that ha had lest
during the day.
KUUOATOKS UV 111JE SKA.
Proceedings ei XVsterday'a Session of the
National Association at Ocean Oreve.
The morning session of the second day
(Friday) of the national ednoatien associa
tion was mainly devoted te consideration
of the question of the negre in America.
Addresses en the subject were delivered
by Rebert R. Doherty, of the Christian
Advocate : Rev. Dr. W. H. Ward, of the
Independent : Rev. J. C. Price, colored, of
Salisbury, N. C-, and Rev. Dr. B. T. Tan
ner, of the Christian Recorder, Philadel -phia.
At the afternoon session Dexter Haw
kins, of New Yerk, read a paper upon the
relation of education te wealth and mor
ality and pauperism and crime. Rev. C.
W. Cushing, D. D., of Rochester, N. Y.,
spoke en the relation of education te
moral character. Rev. A. D. Maye, of
Bosten, spoke en the educational oppor
tunity and duties of the Seuth.
In the evening a pnblie reception was
held of missionary teachers and preachers
who have labored Seuth since the war.
Six thousand persons were present. The
Rev. C. H. Fowler, D. D., of New Yerk,
missionary secretary of the Methodist
Episcopal church, presided. The Indian
brass band from the training school at
Carlisle furnished the music
NEWS MIBOKLLANBT.
Several Faragrapka ef UuTmwAt Sorts.
The Pennsylvania division of the league
of American wheelsnn nave decided te
held a. general; meet ja conjunction, with
the fifth annual 'meet of Philadelphia
wheelmen and the race meet of the Ger
mantewn and Pennsylvania bicycle dabs
in Philadelphia en September 29th.
There urne change te note im the relative-positions
of the' .striking thleeraph
operators ia. Philadelphia and the com
panies, each side expressing oenfidenee ia
its ability te held; out longer than the
ether. At a meeting" ef Philadelphia
pressmen's union last-evening, $100 was
voted for the benefit of the strikers.
William' Sheppard, of DaavillelTirBinia
was shot dead by three colored men yes
terday near that place, while going home
in a wagon with his little son. It is sup-'
posed robbery was the motive. -The mur
derers have been arrested.
Amasa Lucas, of Stboghten,Mass.,agent
of a Bosten flour firm, is reported te have
disappeared under circumstances indica
tive of finaneial embarrassment.
Charles Austin, of Bridgeboro, Burling
ton county, committed suicide by hanging
en Thursday evening., r ."V
Geerge E. Kates, of Camden, was dan dan
gereusly wounded by the discharge of a
pistol which he was handling" last even
ing. The.city council of Chicago, en Thursday
night,after an exciting debate, indefinitely
postponed action en the ordinance fixing
saloon licenses at (500, te comply with the
state law.
The union regatta of the Eastern and
New Yerk yacht clubs, for cups offered
by the latter, was sailed yesterday off
Marblehead Reck. The winners were the
Halcyen, Clie,. Wenonah and Vixen.
Various Calamities.
A staging en the fourth story of a build
ing in course of erection in Bosten, fell
yesterday, throwing four men te the
ground. All were severely injured and
one of them, Frank Roberts, is net expec
ted te survive. P. Caldwell was killed
and L. Harwick fatally injured by a boiler
explosion at St. William's, Ontario, yes
terday. A. Ress, editor of the Bosten
Advertiser, one of the" Yellowstone excur
sionists, was severely injured yesterday
afternoon at Soranten while trying te
beard a morning train Twe coal trains en
the Reading railroad collided yesterday at
Leslie run. One engine was wrecked, and
Herman Freeman, a brakeman, was killed.
A heavy wind and rain storm at Paris,
Kentucky, yesterday afternoon, did much
damage te the crops and blew down a
circus tent. Mrs. Dr. Hurst, had a leg
broken, aud several ethers were injured.
The British Canadian lumber company's
mill and a large quantity of lumber in
Midland, Ontario, were burned last night.
The less is estimated at $100.000. It is
reported that the crops in Virginia are
suffering for want of ram. In soma sec
tions of the state no rain has fallen for
six weeks.
U. S. Marshal nughas, at Richmond.
Va., yesterday served subpoenas en Cap
tain Tedd and the crew of the schooner E.
J. Irwin, te held them as witnesses
against the vessel for au alleged attempt
te violate the neutrality laws by furnishing
war material te the Haytieu rebels. The
Haytien minister at Washington claims
that the evidence against the parties is
conclusive.
The Chicago Times publishes a story
that secret agents of the Canadian govern
ment have been in Chicago for some time
"shadowing prominent Irish Nationalists,
aud that they have positive information
of a premeditated design te destroy the
Welland canal by the use of explosives."
The Times asserts that "a request has
beeu made te the United States govern- J
raent te assist in tuwarting the alleged
conspiracy."
The English sleep Photographer has
been seized at Pert Townsend, Washington
territory for smuggling Chinamen into
that territory from British Columbia.
Iteunlens.
In the forestry congress in St. Paul en
Thursday night a committee was appoint
ed, te report at the next meeting, en the
subject of memorializing Congress for the
establishment of experimental forestry
stations. Resolutions were adopted re
commending the establishment of " Arber
Day " throughout the United States and
Canada.
The American microscepical society, in
session at Chicago, yesterday elected the
following officers : J. D. Cox, of Ohie,
president ; J. T. Burrell and W. A. Rog
ers, vice presidents ; D. S. Killicett, sec
retary ; Geerge A. Bell, treasurer ; H. A.
Chester, H. A. Jehnsen and General Wm.
Humphries, executive committee.
The fifth annual session of the summer
school of philosophy at Concord, Mass.,
clesed last evening, Frank B. Shanberne
lecturing en the "Vital Philosophy of
Ralph Walde Emersen."
The children's temple at Chautauqua,
New Yerk, having accommodations for
12,000 persons, was crowded yesterday
morning, and Rev. B. F. Vincent, of Phil
adelphia, and Mr. F. Beard, of New Yerk,
taught the auditors. Mr. Beard illustrated
his lessens with crayon sketches. A little
quarterly paper, the Assembly Herald, is
printed en the grounds every morning and
distributed te the children. The Chau
tauqua university having been incorper
ated under the laws of New Yerk, Rev.
Dr. J. H Vincaat, the8'jparintendent,ha?
been made chancellor.
A rennien of the ex-Confederate soldiers
of Warren county, N. C, was heldyester
day, about 7,000 persons being present.
Senater Ramsen delivered a " patriotic
and eloquent address."
The San Francisce club, of Philadelphia,
left Denver at neon en Thursday, in con
tinuation of its " pilgrimage " te San
Franoiseo.
Bal'.read Nete.
The Reading railroad company has been
negotiating for a lease of the Water Power
of Trenten, New Jersey. se that they
could run their tracks by the factories
along the power and secure a central sta
tion. The Pennsylvania railroad also de
sired four freight traeks ever the Water
Power. "Therefore," yesterday afternoon
" forty men snddenly appeared along the
Water Power, just above Union street and
in a few hours spanned the power with two
tracks, elevated about two feet above the
old tracks." Mr. Stokes, of the Water
Power company, said last night that
" they would net interpose and that the
new traeks would net interfere with the
line ei the Reading."
Bradley Barlew denies that the Seuth
eastern railroad has been sold te the na
tional construction company of New
Jesey, though he " hopes te sell the read
te these parties,"
The stockholders of the Bosten and
Northern telephone company yesterday
voted in favor of the proposed consolida
tion of New England telephone cempa
nies.
Voyages of VeeMla.
The U. S. fish oemmiawion steamer,
Albatross, has just returned te New Yerk
from a cruise in search of menhaden. She
reports that she saw large bodies of them
20 miles south by east te southeast of
Shinnecock light,L. I., with'ne menhaden
vessels in sight. Sheals of small mackerel
were seen from block island te Nantucket;
aud many sword fish 20 miles south of Ne
Man's Land.
The steamer Agate has arrived at New
Bedford from the - uatteras . whaling
grounds with 130 barrels of sperm oil, 240 1
I brrek of humpback oil, and 500 pound
I of whalebone.'
The Iutatheasrf at Cape Charles. MdV,
is seimg eadengered fcy the enoeaohments
of the sea. Tas water; lias la advancing at
the rate ofalatest SO feet per -year, and a
systsai of jetties, te cost about . $15,000' is
reoemmdnded'for the protection of the
Hghk: u '
' A Traa SUatec'a xemUe IMata.
. Friday afternoon fourteen ears, with an
SBfiae ia .front and one, behind, started
from Washington, Pa., for Pittsburg.
When making the grade abere the brick
yard, near town, the oenpling or draw
bar between the engine and the water tank-
Drete loose, letting a. x rung, train
taster, who was standing upon the apron
of the engine, down beneath the wheels of
the tender, whieh severed his head from
his body, one rolling en one side of the rail
and the ether en the opposite side. As "he
fell he grappeled the fireman, who came
down with and struck the rail, but fertnn.
ately escaped getting under the wheels and
came off with a severely sprained hand.
Mr. King was a married man, aged about
forty years, and resided in Washington
borough.
Tbe Sparrows are Uelag.
Edward Lafferty, the geese egg eater of
Boyerstewn, has a rival in the way of
heavy feeding. William Quinter, of Frest
Valley, Berks county, has eaten fifteen
sparrows at one meal, and he thinks that
he can increase the number te twenty-four
each day, and keep it np for thirty days."
He would like some one te accept a wager,
but no one around the village seems te
care about running the risk, as it is said
Quinter is a tremendous consumer of feed.
There is some talk among the sporting
class of having Quinter undertake the
task. He has been a resident of the place
for the past year. He is a strong raw-boned
fellow with an iron constitution.
rear Persona Lest by a Collision.
The steamship Wm. Lawrence, Captain
Heeper, from Savannah, collided at 3:20
Friday morning off Point Lookout, with
the schooner Sarah Lavinia, from Havre
de Grace for Norfolk, with coal. Captain
Wm. H. Andersen, of the schooner, with
four of his crew, was rescued by the
steamer, but Captain Andersen's wife and
two children and Jeseph Leavitt, the cook'
of ' the schooner, went down with the
vessel. She sank as seen as she was
struek and lies in ten fathoms of water.
The matter will be investigated by the
local inspectors. The Sarah Lavinia be
longs te Greenleaf, Jehnsen & Ce., of
Baltimore.
Singing While at Werk.
One of the practices peculiar te Japan,
and one that naturally excites the curiosi
ty of the stranger, is tbe singing men at
work upon the foundation and frame of
any building that is new being erected.
There is no set song they sing, bnt they
give voice te their wishes for theprosperi thepresperi
ity of the owner and builder, coining their
song as they proceed with their labor, in
voking the favor of the gods for their em
ployer and all having any interest in the
strnc'ure they are ereeting.
H
OF BITTEltS.
If and If.
" It you are sutler! ng irem peer health
' or languishing en a bed of sickness,
4 take cheer, II you arj simply ailing, or
ii you tool weak and dispirited, with
' out clearly knowing why, Hep Bitters
will surely cure you."
" it yen are a Minister, and have overtaxed
'yourself with your pastoral duties, or a
' Mether, worn out with care and work, or a
' man os business or laborer weakened by the
strain et your everyday duties, or a man et
' letters, telling ever your midnight work. Hep
' Hitters will sure strengthen you."
" If you are suffering
'from ever -eating or
' drinking, any indiscre
' tien or dissipation, or
'are yeungand growing
' tee last, as is often tna
' case."
" Or if you are in the workshop, en the
' tarm, at the desk, anywhere, and feci
' that your system needs cleansing, ton ten
' ing, or stimulating, without intoxicat intexicat
' ing. If you are old, bleed thin and lin
' pure, pulse ieeb, nerves unsteady,
' faculties waning. Hep Bitters is what
' you need te give you new lite, ncalth,
and vigor.'-
If yen are costive or dyspeptlc, or suf
fering trem any ether et the numerous
dlscas s of the stomach or bowels, it is
yenr own fault it yea remain 111.
iryeu are wasting away with any form
of Kidney disease, step tempting death
this moment and turn for a cure te Hep
Bitters.
It you are sick with
that terrible iickness.
Nervousness, you will
find a "Balm in Gil
cad" in Hep Bitters.
It yea are a f reqnenter, or a resident
of a miasmatic district, barricade yenr
system against the scourge of all coun
tries malaria, epidemic, bilious and
Intermittent fevers by the use et Hep
Bitters.
It you uaye rough, pimply, or sallow skin,
bad breath. Hep Bitters will give you lair
skin, rich bleed, thy sweetest breath and
health. S5C0 will be pal.l for a case they will
net cure or heip.
Qatnnn. luut.tilan ln.rntf.1 .ltr. 1. .....
mother, or daughter, can be made the picture
et health by a tew bottles of Hep Bitters cost
lngbuta trifle, aO-lmdTu.ThAS
The surest preventive against Small 1'exis
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid, it destroys con
tagion. Backlen'a Arnica Salve.
Tbe greatest medical wonder of the world.
Warranted ;te speedily cure burns. Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Bbeum, Fever sores. Can
cers, Piles, Chilblains, corns, Tetter, Chapped
Hands and all skin etuptlens, guaranteed te
cure In every Instance, or money refunded.
25 cents per box. Fersaleby Chas.A.Lecher.
le-2S-lyeedAw
Wnat we Want.
Give Homeopath his pellets, Allepath his
pills ; bnt ter rheumatism, ler aches, for pains
ami sprains, Themat" Scleetrie Oil is ineffa
bly superior te either. It has benefited as
many people as It has had purchasers. All
All druggists sell it. Fer sale by IL B. Coch
ran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street.
I, Wish everybody te Knew.
Bev. Geerge H. Thayer, an old citizen et
this vicinity known te every one as a most
influential citizen and christian minister ei
the M. K. clrarch, Just this moment stepped in
our store te say, I wish everybody te knew
that 1 consider that both myselt and wife ewe
our lives te ShUeh's Consumption Cure." it
Is having a tremendous sale ever our counters
and Is giving perfect satisfaction In all cases
et Lang Diseases, such as nothing else has
done. DBS. M ATCHBTT FRANC K.
BotntBea. Ind., May 15, 78.
Sold by U. B. Cochran, djuggist, Nes. 137 and
139 North Queen street. Lancaster, f ebl4eed4
Urunt It Oat."
The above U an old saw as savage as It Is
senseless. Yea can't " grunt out' dyspepsia,
nerUver complaint, nor nervousness if they
onee get a geed held. They don't remove
themselves in that way. The taking a lew
dozes it Burdock Bleed Bitter Is better than
'-grunting it out." What we can cure let's
net endure. Fer sale by H. B. Cochran, drug
gist, 137 and 139 North Uueen street.
A life Saviag Present,
Mr. M. K. Allisen, Hutchinson. Kanl: Saved
Ids life by a simple Trial Bettle of Dr. King's
New Discovery, for Consumption, which
caused him te procure a large bottle, that
completely cured him, whoa Doctors, change
et climate and everything else had falied.
Asthma, .Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs, and all Tlu eat and Lang diseases, lt!
rranteed te euro. Trial bottles tree at Obas.
Lecher's Drug Stere. Large size, 11.00.
DOHT ruROKT TBKTNO eaTALL UA
vana cigars for 6c. genuine article, at
UAllTMAN'3 YBLLOW FRONT CUiAit
STOBJt,
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"A IKBIIBAIS TISOS.
MKDXCAX.
i ,& nil - j
u yea are erar or Bald :li rear Hair Tbta
ejraauy. wry, uarsn, or weaK; ir ytra'are1- 1
w t . w . z r ' "" i -
troubled with DeadrnSQ ti'iii ,
. .any Hamer etDteeaea etthe , ,.; "
It heel Mearlv mn'nuiM ,i.. -w
'scalp, checks the falling out et the Hair and' E
prevents lt.frem turning gray and tfaSn-5
equaiieu uressiag ana teuet article.: "veJtf ii :
Dr.'. C. Ayers -Art's., LeweUajfbMB.'
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XKBKT' DAVIS'S IfADT BUXXBOS.-; ;
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CHOLERA MORBC8
CHOLERA INFANTUM'
ASIATIC CHOLERA .
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CHOLERA
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ALL. CHOLERA DISEASES' " ' " '"
YIELD TO THE IFLUE0E; 0j i
PBIT7 LMft lain KIM;
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR 1YERT KIND;0
OF BOWEL DISORDER.
Captain Ira B.Kess, of GoUlsberouglt,Maie. I
says: ".One of ray sailors was attacked, sjever
ly with cholera merbus. We administered '
Pain Killer, and saved him." v VttUu n
J. W.Slmeml9. BrattleberTi. Vt , say;''Itt;i
cases of caelera merbus and sadden attackan
el simmer complaints, I have never teundit"
te mi." ' 'Jleitaj
ALL, THE!
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DRUGGISTS
SFLLIT.
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COURT HOU3E;
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FAHNESTOCK'S
QPND THIS DAY
AHOTHEK
LABOB LOT, Or
Jersey Waists, ..-
Jersey Waists,
Ht-
Jersey Waists,
IN ALL DK31B ABLE SHADES D1BKCT,
KBOM THE MANUrACTUBKK
LANCASTl!R,PA.
NEXT DOOR JT0 THE C3URT HOUSE.
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tlTICK.
Cheap Stere.
BLACK CASHMERES, 124, 18L..S5e.
BLACK CASHMERES. 37j, 45, 50c.
BLACK CASHMERES, CO,, 75, 874e.
BLACK CASHMERES, $1.00, 1.12$, 1.25.
The Cheapest Let in Thlg City.
BLACK SILKS, , '
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,- "
BLACK SILKS. " ij.
BLACK THIBET SINGLE. SHAWLS.
BLACK THIBET SINGLE, SHAWLS,
BLACK THIBET SINGLESHAWLs!
BLACK THIBET DOUBLE SHAWLS,
BLACK THIBET DOUBLE SHAWLS.
BLACK THIBET DOUBL E SHAWLS,
We have a Large Assortment of all of the
above Goods from
. AUCTION SALES
A-T VEUI CHEAP
Pit ICES
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Cheap Stere,
43 WIST UNO ST. LUiOASTlR.
(Between the Cooper Hesse sad Senet Jterse
, Hetau
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B. E. FAKTOCK,
BER & Hks
There has been- saek adenaadfer
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS that 1. was
compelled te get a VKBY LARGE
CAMEBA BOX -te meet the aenintl.
We can new. make .you a PHuTOuh
small a the smallest, letket will bold
1Jf up te, a s-lncb lace, te "fit "an J 18x22
Frame. '
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Ve. 106 North Que Street.
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