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L.ANCASTEK DAILY INTELLIGENCE THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 188.
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(COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUB KEUDLAK UUUBESPUNUEUK
KvenU Along the tsuaqxebanna Items
Inter eat In and Around the Horengn
Picked up toy the lntelll lntelll
reecer Reporter.
Osceola tribe, Ne. 11, I. 0. of R. M.,
will held a mepting te night.
The track leadinj: iute the new R. & C.
lailread depot has been llniftbrd.
Officer Kennedy, of the P. R. R. police
force, escorted te the c eunty jail three
train jumpers this morning.
A heavy rain prevailed south of Mt. Jey
at au early hour this morning.
Mr. Jeshua Senrbeer, residing near
town, is cutting a five acre field of to
bacco, the leaves of which will average 36
inches
The little daughter of Mr. Vernen Elli
who was recently injured by falling si ats
has been pronounced out of danger.
Tue Marietta ladies bold their fourth
annual dance in Duffy's park, near Ma
n'etta, last night. It was a grand suc
cess. Au excursion te Atlantic City will be
tun ever the Reading & Columbia railroad
en September 1. The round trip fare will
he $3. The train will leave the Columbia
station at 5:40 a. m.
The "stag" party at Uhickies Point
yesterday held by Columbians was a flue
affair and was hugely enjoyed by all pre
sent. The party numbered ever a score
of persons and the members of it enjoyed
themselves royally.
On Thursday, Augtiht 30, a harvest
home will be held at Lilitz. The round
trip tickets from this place ever the Read
ing & Columbia railroad will be 50 cents.
The tiain leaves the station here at 7:30
a. m.
The discharge payers from Ce. II, Third
United States infantry, recently lest, arc
the property of J. Wesley Cooper.
A party from this place is holding a
lasket picnic at Wild Cat Falls te day.
This resort, it is said, has been better
patronized by parties and picnics this year
thsn ever before.
Mr. William llartman, who lately
finished the repenting of Yeung's
brewery, is new engaged in doing a simi.
lar tervice te the front of the building ec
cupied by Miller's grocery store, en Third
street.
Charles Elmer states that he accepts the
challenge of Elmer G. Myers, of ChickieF,
te a harmonica contest. He names the
time whtn the contest will take place
seme day next week, for 10 a side.
A meeting of the teachers-elect of the
public schools will bn held Saturday, Pep
tenibcr 1, at 2 o'clock, p. m., in the hijh
school, te complcte contracts with the
school beard, and perfect arrangements
for reorganizing their reppective schools.
On Tuesday night Mr. Andrew Harriieu
hoarding en Fourth street, had stelen
fietn his bedroom a watch, purse contain
ing a small sum of money, several articles
of jewelry and a coat. Ne clue has yet
been obtained te the thief or thieves.
Owners of beats are complaining that
some rascal, or party of them, steal the
chains and locks from their propeity,
getting the chains by pulling the securing
staples from the woodwork of the beat.
If caught a severe example should be made
of thefce sneak thieves.
8. M. Myers, the sharper from Yeik
county, whoaltenpted te soil the Columbia
dealers the cigars he had obtained from
Messis. Kain and Kehler, of Manchester,
Yerk county, under false pretenses, has
been arrested in Yeik. He is said te be an
old band at this buMties.
A thirteen year old colored girl swindhd
Mr. Jehn Yeager's clerk out of a large
piece of meat, last evening, saying she had
been sent after it by Mr. Maulieh, drug
gist. The cheat was detected, but tee late
te enable the little darkey te be caught or
the meat te be rccovered.
Personal.
Mr. Hany Smith, of Scrauten, is in
town.
Miss Margie Qundaker, of Lancaster is
the guest of friends in the borough.
Mr. Daniel Heffman, of Washington
borough, has recovered from his late
scrims illness.
Mr. P. S. HaelTuer, late of Lancaster,
but new residing in Marietta, will leave en
September 1st for Flerida, whero he will
fill a lucrative position.
UA8EBALL NOTKS.
Ol Ueueral aud Lecal Interest.
The Ironsides club will be kept busy for
some days new and will have te face geed
teams. They began work this afternoon
by playing the Housten club of Chester,
one of the finest amateur teams in the
state. Uyman and Oldileld are the bat
tery in the game and Jenes, who has a
crippled leg, officiates as umpire. Te mor
row aud Saturday the Altoeua club, which
has played the finest amateur game this
season, will be here te play. Hofferd aud
Jenes will be the battery te-morrow.
The Curved Ball.
Tyng, of the Stateu Island nine, a Har
vaul man, gives the following scientific
explanation of pitching curved balls : The
out curve, or the one from right te left, is
the only curve that can be made, for the
reason that a man cau't threw a ball
swiftly when he holds it iu position
te de anything else. Te get an out
curve the ball must be held in the
hand in such a way that it axis is
perpendicular ; that is, with the back of
the band toward the ground. When it is
thrown out iu that position and made te
revolve from right te left the rcsistauce of
the air is strongest en the right aud least
en the left. The course of the ball then
naturally inclines that way ; the mere
rapid the revolution, the greater the curve.
Te direct the ball the ether way, the axis
would have te he kept upright and the
revolution reversed, which could be done
by holding the palm of the hand down
ward. Field Nole.
Manager Malene, of the Quicksteps,
thinks there will be a large number of new
teams admitted te the inter state assecia
tien. This will be el financial benefit te
all the clubs.
The Artbracite club is net well support
ed financially by the public. Although it
has been wiuuiugand play excellent games,
the cate meney but little mere than pays
the guarantee. The Journal says tee reauy
peeple can see the game from a neighbor
ing hill without paying for the privilege.
The news of the Actives' victory en
Tuesday was received joyfully here, as the
news of Monday's game here with the
Harrisburg gave pleasure in Reading. It's
net that we love Reading mere, nor that
Reading loves us mere, but both love Har
risburg less. J'eltsville Carentcle.
The game en Saturday will be called at
3:15 p. m.
Games Yesterday.
At Providence : Philadelphia 2, Provi
dence 8 ; Cleveland : Clevelaud 2, Chicago
8 ; Detroit : Buffalo 6, Detroit 7 ; game
called after sixth inning en account of
darkness ; Bosten : New Yerk 18, Bosten
10 ; New Yerk : Columbus 1, Metropolitan
10 ; Pittsburg : St. Leuis 6, Allegheny 3;
Wilmington championship : Quickstep
10, Trenten 10 ; Philadelphia : Cincinnati
8, Athletic (' ; Baltimore : Baltimore 10,
Eclipse 7 ; Reading : Active 14, Ilarris
burgS; Burliugteu : Alteena C, Burling Burling
teu 10 ; Elizabeth : Demestic of Newark
'.), Athletic of Elizabeth 10.
False Arrest.
A. E. OaiLrech this morning entered
suit in the court of common pleas against
Wm. Virgin, of this city, charging him
with false arret t, and laying the damages
at $2,0(',0. Mr. Garbrcch's arrest grew out
of a charge el false pretense made against
him by one of Mr. Virgin's insurance
agents. Mr. Virgin entered bail in $2,000
te appear at court.
TTAOEU St UBUTMKB.
HAGER & BROTHER
HAVE OPENED EXTENSIVE LINES OF
Ladies' Otteman Cleths. Ladies' Suiting Cleths.
IN NEW FALL STYLES.
Trimming Velvets and Velvet Ribbons.
LADIES JERSEYS MISSES' JERSEYS. CHILDREN'S JERSEYS,
NO. 25
KNIUtaTS OK PYTHIAS.
Lskciy te Meet Iu Lancaster Next Tear.
The second day's session of the Grand
Ledge Knights of Pythias in Scrauten
closed without much advancement iu the
work for which it assembled. The morn
ing was dovetoil te the exemplification of
the discussion en the report of the com
mittee en law. The debate oentiuued
throughout the day without being dis
posed of, aud will be renewed. A ballet
was taken en the nffice of Grand outer
guard, but failed, and another will be
taken. It is probable that E. B. Emery
of Spring City, Chester county, will be
elected Tiie sessions of the graud ledge
will probably be continued till Friday
eveuing, as it will be impossible te dispose
of its business before that time, and it
seems probable night sessions will be
necessary te carry them through by that
tirne. Liincac ter will likely be chosen as
the place of next meeting.
Dividing the I!ie Tewiihlil.
Thorepertof the viewers dividing the
township of Drumore into two ehctien
dihtricts has been confirmed, andChcbtnut
Level and Jacob Swarr's house, at Me
chanics Greve, have been fixed as the
polling places respectively, for the west
and east divisions. The old election beard
will huld the election at Chestnut Level ;
and for the ethor district the court has
appointed Ress McCommen, judge ; E.
M. Stau tier aud Jehn C. Lewis, inspectors.
Salisbury township has also been divided
iute two districts, the Pequca creek form
ing the dividing line. Beth of these town
ships aie extensive in territory and poll a
heavy vote. Tlieir long delayed division
will facilitate the getting of it out. They
w -re the hist, of the big townships te ba
divichd.
Dane! Lacerated.
Ivist evening, just before Ne. 2 cotton
mill closed, Samuel Fleming, one or the
empleyes m the picker room, get his right
hand caught in the machinery and had the
l!eih badly tern from the back of the hand.
Dr. Mu"ermick dressed the wound.
Telephone t onuectlen.
Allllei'Hfe.ip laclery, Seuth Watcrstrcct, has
bee.u connect' d with the telephone exchange-
AinaaemeiiM.
Ariwitriiinj Bres. Minstrels. TMt evening
the the.iiiiial season et the year opens with
the pcileiniancc of this strong minstiel
troupe. Notwithstanding the tact that they
staited out early they nave met with llatter
jn;Micces. The company Is large and effi
cient and a geed laugh will net come amiss
just new. The troupe she-tid be well received
by a big audience, as it bills several favorite
minstrel artists.
HVKVLAL. NU'UVJKf.
Fer Small l'ex. expose Harbys Prophylactic
Fluid in the room and sponge off the putteut
with it.
Feit Lame Back, side or Chest use Sill.
LOU'S I'OKOUS T1.ASTEK. Price, 25 cent
Sold by II. It. Cochran, 1S7 and 139 North Queen
tieet. Lancaster. leblleedC
Thk nutritive piepcrtics of Celdcn's Liquid
Bcet Tonic sustain th body without solid
loed. Celden" ; no ether. au20-lwdeedftw
Caraella Dentene for the teeth is very tia
grant and removes Tartar and Scurf, hardens
the gums, steps decay and perfumes the
breath. I'rlcc, 50 cents. Fer sale at all drug
lsts. Je27-fitndV
Te liATJisu contagion from garments and
lluen.disiiitict with Glenn's Sulphur Seap.
Pike's Toothache Dreps cumin one minute.
aueo-lwdeed&w
The ereatc3t contagion destroyer ever
known is Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. It pro pre
vents Small Pox.
Has confidence.
In one ease personally known te me the
uccuss et Burdock Bleed Bitters was almost
lncrwtihle. One lady described them as worth
hundreds of dollars. I myself have the great
est confidence In them." F. S. Scratch, liiig
gist, Kuthven.Ont. Fer sale I ly II. 11. Coch
ran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Qtioen street.
5-PLAIN TALK FBOM OR. SWAYNB Te WltOTH
It May Cencern: Itching Piles Is one of . the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Every one can tell whether he Is thus
afflicted by observing the. following symp
toms : Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. It seems as it pin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. Small lumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
allccted. The mere you scratch the worse the
Itching. Knewing that my ointment Is super-
ter te any artfele In the market, I guarantee it
te cure the worst case et Itching piles in exist
once. Signed, H.SWAVNE, M. D.
Dr. Swayne's Ointment, is also a pleasant and
etlecti ve euro ter tetter, itch, salt rheum, ery
sipelas, barber's itch, pimples, and all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent ter 50 ets.
(in 3c. stamps), 3 boxes, $1.25. Address, Dr.
Swayne & Sen, Philadelphia, Fa.
ectM-1 ydTu.Th&Sft w
Dr. C. W. Bensen's Celery and Chamo
mile Pill". Are prepared expressly te cure
and will cure Headache et all kinds. Ne oral -gia.
Nervousness and Dyspepsia. Proved and
cuderned by physicians.
" My hands were covered with little dry
scabs. They have disappeared and I'm better
than I have beenjer SO years, from using Dr
Bensen's akin Cure." A. M. Neble, Selma, N.
C.. July 3, '82.
iiew te becure Health,
t Hcems strange that any one will suffer
from the many derangements .brought en by
an impure condition of the bleed, when SCO
VILL'SSAUSAPAUILLAANDSTILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND I.IVKlt STKUP will restore
perleet health te the physical organisatien. It
is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
take, aid has proven itself te be the best
BLOOD PUBIFIEK ever discovered, clleet
ually curing Scrofula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness et the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bil.
ions complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition et the Bleed, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects indl
gestien. A single bottle will prove te you its
merits r-s a health renewer, ler it ACTS LIKE
AC1IABM, especially when the complaint ia
of au exhaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor et the brain and ner
veus system. s-
ii Kit's PAIN 1'ANAGK A cures a pain In
man and beast. Fer use externally and inter
nally. KED HOUSE POWDEttb cure all diseases
or horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Livestock. A 1'OSITlVKCUItK. niay24-2
Fer sale at II. II. Cochran's drug store 137
North Queen street
- Feathers, ribbons, velvet can all be
celi red te match that new hut by using the'
Diamond Dyes. Druggists sell any color for
lOcts.
HTTlfl.ll Putt frai1fraf..r, Hmi.ll PnT nnmH
! Small Pox nitIn!?9 nrnvrntA1 iw Tinrhva frri
I phylecllc r luld.
XMSW ADrXUTISEXBKTti.
WEST KING STREET.
Hl'JiCIAh NOTICES'
In Small I'ex, Scarlet Fever and D-phtherla
Diirbys I'muliylactic Fluid will step the
spread or the lnlcctien.
Cured My Wire" illness
Frem Evansvllle. Intl., the hnuic of our cor
respondent, Blr. Jehn K. Patterson, comes the
following : "Samaritan Tfcrvine" dured my
wile of a cae of female weakness." It's an
extract trein Mr. I'atlereen's letter. $1.50
Moment.' MetttnrH! Metlirrft!
Are you disturbed at night and broken et
your rest by a sick child suffming nud crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth?
ltbO, gonteiiCeaudgetabottleotMRS. WIN
SUHV'S SOOTHING SYUU! it will relieve
the peer little sufferer immediately depend
upon it; there it no mistake about it. There is
net a mother en t-urth who has ever used it,
who will net tell you at once tli.tt it will
regulate the bowels and give test te the
mother, and lellel and health te the child, op
erating like magic. It is perfectly 9ate te use
in all cases, and pleasant te the t:ite, ami Is
the prescription d ene of the el 'cat and best
female physicians in thu United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
mavl-M.W.SAw
Tell IVIi.it lie Knows.
ISet thing ler bums 1 Wive, ever tried
Heals thum grandlv. L. I. Kolle Rl'i ion,
Ohie, speaking et Themat' Electric hl rer
sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13.1
North Oueen street.
Ifrewn's ttounr-rieiil rhiixcra.
Is the most effective Pain Defitrejer in the
world. Will most surely inickeu tjie bleed
whether taken interu.illy or applied exter
nally, and tiicreby mere ceilalnly UKL1KVE
PAIN, whether clinmie or acute, than any
ether pain alleviator, and it is wat ranted dou
ble the tdicngth than any ether similar prepa prepa
rat'en. It cures pain in the Siile, Back or Bowels,
Soie Threat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACIIbS, and is The Orent Kelluvcr of
rlu. "BROWN'S IIOUSKUOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoon till et
the Panacea in a tumbler el het water sweet,
eneil. If preteru-d, taken at bedtime, will
BUKAK UP A COLD. 'Je cents a bottle.
Uiavl-T.TIi.F.tw
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Frem Cel. J. AL'udnet, et ne.w l'elk: "I
have siillcred severely Inrthc lust ten yeais
from Hay Fever in early and mid-summer and
in the fall. I desire iu the interest of my lei
low sufferers letesiyy in layoret Ely's Cream
Balm. My short use el it demonstrated its
efficacy. .1 Maidhek, 4(11 Broadway.
lean recommend lily's Cream I lalm te re
lieve all peicensKullerin- fieiu U. se Celd and
Hay Fever. I have Keen a great suttercr from
these complaints and have uped 11. I have re
commended it te many et my ti iends ler Ca
t.irili, and in all cases where they have used
the Balm ticcly lliev have been cured. T.
Kennkv, Dry Goe is Merchant. Ithaca, N. Y.
uulGSwdeed&w
Kln IJ!'HKSf.
"Sw iyne'3 ointment" ) Cures the most invct-
"Swayue's Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment" jcratecases of skin dls-
"."swayne's Ointment" i
"Swayne's Ointment" eases, such as tetter,
"Swayae's Ointment" ,, ,,., .,, , , ,
-swayne's Ointment" jsalt rheum.scald head.
"8 wayne's Oiumuitii." I baber's itch, sores, all
"Swayne's Ointment" ) crllqtv , f.-i,!,,,,
Swayne's Ointment" lcrusty' scalr "cn.ng,
"Swayne's Ointment" skin eruptions, and
'Swayne's Ointment" that aisti-essimr mm.
"S wayne's Ointment." )trat "'stressing com
"Swayne's Ointment" S plaint, Itching piles,
"Swayne's Ointment" ) ,, , efleetual enr
"Swayne s ointment" ) ul nly enccl,1IU cure
"Swayne's Ointment" S no matter hew obsti ebsti
"S wayne's Ointment" ) nate or long standing.
Ask for it and use no ether. It CURES
whero all oloe tails. Sold by all druggists,
A Conch, Void or Sere Threat
Requires immediate attention. A neglect ir
ritates the lungs and an Incurable disease is
often the result. "DR. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY " cures the
most severe coughs and colds, acts directly en
the lnngs, threat and chest, purifies the bleed,
and for bronchial, asthma, all pulmonary af
fections et longstanding, is the best remedy
ever discovered. Price 25 cents and 11 tier
bottle. Thu large size is the most economical
Sold bv all best uruu'cistu. 113-MW&Klvdw
Heury'a 'arbellc Salve.
The best Salve In the world for cuts.brutses
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chUbiain8, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed te give perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Hkhuv's Cardolie Salve, as all ethers are
but imitations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents, bold iu Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store,. 137 North Uueeu street. inv2i-4
atsw JijtvjswiisisMisnT'
WANTED.-20 CIGAKMAKEUH. IMME
DIATE L i . Geed wages.
EZRA B. CAMPBELL.
11 Ne. 502 W. Chestnut fcL, Lancaster.
WILL KK-OPKN UN MONDAY, 8KP
TEMBER 3. 1SS3, at Ne. 332 East Orange
Street. REBECCA S. HOLBROOK'S Scheel
ler Ceildrcn. aug23-3i
AOKKATlNVOICKOrWATEUJIKMINH
4,500 received in two days at G. W. Mar.
ret's Stand, en Walnut street, Northern Mar
ket, and In front of the posteffico. Prices
irem 5 cents up. Melons wm runted.
2- G. W. MARKET.
L'STATK OF JACOB IIAKTMAN, LATr,
Jrj of the City of Lancaster deceased Let
ters testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested te make Imme-
I diate payment, tnd these having claims or
' demands against the same, will present them
I without delay ler sett lement te the under-
igueti, residing in East Lampeter township.
JOEL L LIGHTNER, Executer,
alW.dM Faradlsj.
1STATE OF BaltNl'S HKOOMK, LATE
J2j or Lancaster City, dee'd. Letters testa
tame tary en said estate having been granted
te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
thereto are requested te make immediate set
tlement, and tuese having claims or demands
against the. same, will present them without
delay ter settlement te the undersigned, re
biding in City of Lancaster, Ne. 231 James
street. MARY A. BROOME,
CH-VS. E. BROOMK,
WARlChN E. BROOME.
SamX II. Fatca, Executers.
Attorney. alGGidl'h
PCltLIU SALE WILL UK SOLD AT THK
Illester Heuse, enTUESDAY EVENING.
SEPTKMUER 4, 1'83, all that valuable resi
dence, with side yard, situated Ne. 201 East
Orange street. The HOUSE is three-story,
Brick, with two aud a -hall story Brick Back
Building, containing 13 rooms. Thispreperty
is built in the most substantial manner, of the
best material, in a central and in one et the
best locutions. The Heuse is conveniently
laid out and furnished with closets, gas, sta
tionary wasustand, bath with het and cold
water, patent water clesels.etc. The four prin
cipal rooms have marble and statu mantels ;
the kitchen has range wllhhet und cold water,
gas, closet, sink, etc., and communicates with
wash kitchen, The whole property has the
best sewerage, the cellar has cemented fleer
and ene of Reynelds' furnaces te heat the en
tire house, teuntatn yard, fruit trees, hydrant,
cistern with pump, ash pit, all geed pavo pave
ments and waiks.
This properly will be sold en reasonable
terms, a portion of the purchase money can
rem tin charged en thu piemlscs f f desired.
Sale t- commence at 7 o'clock p, m., and
conditions make known by
W. D. SPBECHEK,
SnusEUT A Sutten, Attct's.
a21,23,23,2S,301Sl,id
NBW AUVh.HTiaXUa.KNTH.
YKI.LitW FKOnT UlbAIt STOKK, 21
erth Queen s'reet. Headquarters ler
the best 5c cigar In the city, at
HARTMAN'S.
Dlt. V. H. BKOWN.
1'UYSICIAN AND OCULIST.
Has Removed te Ne. 20 WEST ORANGE ST.
Eye and Ear i reatcd. Glasses adjusted. Su
perior spectacles en hand and te order.
OEM le2MydTh
BAKTLKT PKAIW-AN EXTRA FINK
lotet Bartlet Pears for canning, etc. Send
in vnur orders by postal te my uiarknt stands
at Zahm's corner, or te Nes. 10 aud 12 Avenue
D, .Northern Market.
H23&25R GEORGE SCIIROYER.
LAT
CHEAP BXOTJRSION
OF TIIE SEASON TO PHILADELPHIA AND
ATLANTIC CITY.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER L
Round trip tickets geed for three days
Train leaves Lancas'er (King street), at 5:40 ;
Columbia at 5:4'l ; Landisvllle at (.-MS. Fare
only 13.(0. Leave 51 an helm at 6:22, Litltzat
6:x;aud Ephrata at 7 a. m. Fare, 92.90. Train
w 111 return same night. a23,i5 27430
FMR SALK-THKITOl)K, BUSINESS AND
1 ceed will or A. D. Reese's Billiard Hall,
Ne IS Seuth Second street. Columbia. Eantn-
iiients nil cmnp'rt". Four Ne. 1 tables two
Millard und two peel. El -.lit years successful
run.
Reasons ler felllng-te devote my whole
time te the telephone business, Fer terms,
etc., apply te or addrcs3 at Columbia or Lnn
cister. A. D ItEESE,
a25-U
CATAKAUT IHUNIIISKSTAN Ol'AC
ity sttuiied in the Lens of the Eye, may
occur at any age. but. us a rule, is a disease of
old uke, and the len of transparency el the
Lens is prnlvtbly chiefly due te its deficient
nutrition, dependent upon an Inefficient bleed
supply.
All diseases et the K.YE, EAR, THROAT
also, Chronic and Pilvate Diseases success
fully treated by DK. II. D. and M. A. LONG
AIvKR. Office 13 East Walnut street, Lan
caster, Pa. Consultation Jrcc.
Q
UKKV ?
Will it pay me te take a course in the
LANCASTKR COMM hRClAL COLLEGE.
Ne. Uyi East Kine Strket ?
Call at the rooms aud examine testimonials
el graduates aud etheis holding positions here
and elsewhere. The palrenagu during -the
past year is the best evidence of the met its et
l he institution. Kndersed by the leading
bii-lnesb men et the city and county. Parents
give your boys a business education. Call and
examine the merits et l he school. Fall term
begins September 3. Address,
a20-2wdlt U. C WKIDLER.
IIMl'OSAI.1 fOll THK hUI'FLY OF
Ceal for Peer and Heuse of Employment.
Sealed proposals will Iw received at this
Office until SATURDAY, SEPTKMRKR 1. 1883,
at which ilate thev will be opened at 10 o'clock
a. m., for the purchase et one thousand tens,
mere or less, et coal, te consist of the follow
ing kind", vfz : 30 ions, mere or leg-, Lykens
Valley Egg; 50tens, mere or less, Enter-psl-e,
stove or ether medium coal; 50 tens,
moreerles8. Hard Egg: the balance te consist
et Hard Bieken. The supply te be el geed,
clean coal, under cover.
Proposals should be scaled and marked
' Proposals ter Ceat," and addressed te the
undersigned.
JOHN II. MacCKKAKY. M. D.,Sup't.
Officeet Lancaster County Hospital.
a21-:it
1IKAKI) FIltK IftSUKANfKUOJU'ANV
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets ever ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Property at Currcnt'Uates.
Lesees Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KMJFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 10 East 'King- Street
m12-6meM.W&SB
MARK Hit MI-STAKK, FOR YOU CAN
buy the best 5c. Havana cigar iu the
market, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
ITAKVBST UOMfS
CHEAP EXCURSION
TO LITITZ,
ON
Thursday, August 30th.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP,
ONLY 50 CENTS.
TRAIN LEAVES:
Lancaster (King St.) 7:30.
Upper Depot at 7:40.
Columbia at 7230.
Tkkels Geed te Return en Any Train,
-ANU-
F0R SALE AT ALL STATIONS.
a23,25,27,Z
ElSTlSKTJUNaiiSXTS.
UULTON OPKRA UOUHK.
THURSDAY, AUG. 23,1883.
THE
ARMSTRONG BROTHERS'
Monster Minstrel Combination.
40 MEMUEK3. 40.
IN T11KIUNEW VKUSIONOFMINSTIJKLSY.
MAMMOUTH HUASS BAND AND
FULL OttCHESTBA.
Presenting their patrons with the Finest
Minstrel Entertainment iu lliu werlil.
EVEKYTUING NEW AND NOVEL.
ADMISSION 35, 50 75 CENTS.
2UESKBVJSD SEATS 73 CENTS.
Fer sale at Orera Heuse Ofljee. aJ8-5t
SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY BVENINQ. AUO. 23. 1883.
WESTERN WINDS.
THE TKKRIBLE STUBS! IN MINNESOTA-
Mew the Cj clone DeTsautted the Country
Sweeping Unr tee Land With Pitl
leu Violence aea Mealing Death
ad Destruction.
Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 23. Later
reports from Rochester of the destructive
cyclone at that place, en Tuesday night,
place the number of persons killed at 2G.
Of the great number injured 51 are in the
hands of the doctors. Twe hundred and
fifty beuses were wrecked and two hon
ored ethers damaged. The less is estimated
at $400,000. In many places where there
had been residences scarcely a beard is
left en the premises. Se far as heard from
about six persons were kiUed outside of
Kechester.
A Horrible Casually.
A dispatch from Dedge Centre says :
A man named H. Elbreeht, and his wife
were working in a Geld when they saw the
storm coming, and clung te each ether
when it struck them He was knocked
senseless and she was blown te a consider
able distance. She was found yesterday
morning in a horribly mutilated condition,
one arm being twisted off and the ether
nearly se. A number of ethers were lets
seriously injured.
Three Women Killed at Hasaen.
A dispatch from Kassen says that the
cyclone passed about six miles south of
that place. Three women, wives of Nor
wegian farmers were killed and numbers
of people injured ; houses were destroyed
and a geed mauy Lead of live stock killed.
UASEHALLISTa IN COUNCIL.
The luter.ntnte Auutciatlen Settles the
yuestleu of Several Disputed
Gaines.
Philadelphia, Auji. 23. Representa
tives of the inter state baseball association
met at tbe Giraid house today, l'res
ideut Fex, of Reading, iu the chair. The
question of tbe two disputed games or Anr.
14 and 15 between the Active aud An
thracite clubs at Pettsville was taken up.
Tlie game of August 14th was wen by the
Active by a scere of 3 te 2. McCaffery
umpired the game, though Griffith, who
was officially assigned te the game was
present but did net act en account of sick
ness. Manager Sullivan of the Anthrasite
protested against the game being counted,
but after a decision the association decided
that the game should ceuut in favor of the
Active.
The game which was te have been
played en the 15tb, but which the Anthra
cite refused te play en account of dissatis
faction with the umpire was declared void,
and the two clubs were directed te settle
tbe dispute by playing another game at
Pettsville.
In secret session several ethor contestcd
games were decided. The Harrisburg
(Jtiickstep of July 30th, in which the latter
club protested against the Harrisburg club
playing Blakely, who had net b;eu re
leased from the Athletics, was or
dered te be played ever. The two
disputed Harrisburg Brooklyn games were
allowed te stand ?s -aheady decided.
The Anthracite-Brooklyn two te one
game in Brooklyn, was also
allowed te remain as decided. The
Trenten claimed a game from the
Quickstep ou account et tlie iatter's non
appearance en August 15th, but tbe game
was ordered te be played in the future.
Richard Pearce, of the Brooklyn, was
elected umpire te succeed Burt, Mc
CatTerty te remaiu substitute umpire
Threatening Letters.
Gallatin, Me., Aug. 23. Considerable
excitement was created here iast night by
the fact becoming known that two premi
nent citizens, who are witnesses in the
James trial, had received threatening notes
through the posteffico, waruing them te
be careful about their evidence against
Frank James. The citizens regard the
letters as a cowardly system of intimidat
ing the witnesses, while the theory of
James' friends is that the notes were
written by his enemies te excite public
sentiment against him.
Found Guilty.
Philadelphia, Aug. 23. The jury in
the case of Geerge Raukin and Charles
Wesner, en trial in the U. S. circuit court
for obtaining pension money by false rep
resentations, this morning tendered a ver
dict of guilty. A motion for a new trial
was entertained by Judge Butler. Sen
tence in the case of Franks, another of the
defendants who plead guilty was suspend
ed iu order that he might be used as a
witness iu casu the motion for a new trial
succeeds.
1. Death el a Prominent Democrat.
Cuamueksbukg, Pa., Aug. 23. J. Mc
Dowell Sharpe, a member of the present
Legislature, aud a prominent attorney of
the statu, died at bis home here this
morning, after an illness of but a few
days. Mr. Sharpe was 53 years of age. He
was a member of tbe Legislature in 1864
and in 18C5, aud a momber of the consti
tutional conventiou of 1872.
murder and Suicide.
New Yerk, Aug. 23 Elizabeth Came Came
eon, 28 years old, was shot through tbe
head aud instantly killed in her apart
ments in 8th avenue this morning by Gee.
Beattie, 43 years old. After killing her
Beattie shot himself through the heart and
fell dead across her body. The cause of
tbe murder aud suicide is as yet un
known. A. Statement Declared Untrue.
Philadelphia, Aug. 23. The state
ment that the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad receivers have defaulted upon cer
tain payments is declared at tbe office of
the company te be untrue. Ne payments
have fallen due within the past few days
and all previous obligations since the pro
perty has been turned ever te the com
pany. Honoring One et Their namber.
Harrisbuug, Aug. 23. Beth branches
of the Legislature adjourned today with
out transacting any business out of re
spect te tbe memory of J. McDowell
Sharpe, whose death at Chambersburg
was announced iu both the Heuse and
Senate.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Connected,
Helena, Ment , Aug. 23 Beth ent's
of the Pacific railroad were connected
yesterday 30 miles west of Mulled tunnel.
A golden spike will will be set en the 8th
of September by President Yillard.
An Old Lady Dies irem Fright at Seeing a
rue.
Cincinnati, Aug. 23. An incendiary
fire in the Sunnyside coal mine yesterday
cansed a less of $10,000.
Mrs. Jarber, 60 years old, en seeing the
fire died from fright.
Twe Uames Out of Three for sexton.
San Francisce, Aug. 23. In a game of
cushion carom billiards, 300 points, for
$500 last night, Sexten defeated behaeffer
by the score of 300 te 283. Best rues :
Sexten, 4G ; Schaeffer, 33.
An Oil rirm Falls.
New Yerk, Aug. 23. A. S. Jenes &
Ce., announced te.day at the oil exchange
inability te meet their contracts. About
200,000 barrels of oil were closed eat for
their aoeount,
WKATHKB ANIUCATIONS.
Washihgteh, Aug. 23. Fer the Mid
dle Atlantic Btates, partly cloudy weather
and local rains en Thursday afternoon or
evening, followed en Friday morning by
cooler fair weather, winds mostly westerly,
falling followed by rising barometer.
OU TO THE rEOPLE.
Anether Leading Democratic Journal for
Aqjearament.
Belief onto Watchman, Dem.
t mi r s tt , .-j n i
iud ieuiuuniui) xiuusu uaa uucreu an ik
can or dare offer.
It has, in order te fulfil the purposes for
which the extra session was called, geno
further than it should and offered mere
compromises and concessions, than fair
ness te its own party admits of.
In fact it has gene te the verge of
treason te the Democracy in its efforts te
obey the mandates of the constitution, and
all without result.
The Stalwart Senate insolently refuses
te consider any offer defiantly rejects all
concessions absolutely and positively re
fuses te de anything.
What then can the Democratic Heuse
de?
Te adjourn finally is te allow the con
stitution te be ever ridden and the rights
of the peoeple te be denied ; it is te gire
up the battle and say these who defy tbe
constitution and care nangbt for the
public weal are stronger than the peeple.
Te continue in session is but te continue
the expense which the tax payers in the
end mast pay, and which the very meu
who refuse te de anything will pocket.
Te us there seems but ene way out.
Refar the whole question te the people
by adjourning until the voters con be
heard at the polls.
Let the Heuse pass a resolution adjourn
ing uutil November or December, and no
pay during the recess, and if the Senate
refuses te concur, let the governor pre
rogue both bodies until tbe peeple cau be
beard in this matter.
Let this question be put fairly before
the voters of the state in the coming cam
paign, and we venture tbe assertien that
there will net be enough of Stalwartism
left, after tbe election, te make a basis for
half a dezen districts.
Keep tbe If ulldtngs Painted.
tiermantewu Teletriaph .
The manufacturers of paints keep almost
every description prepared ready for use,
and iu. suitable cans- te be transported,
with such brushes as may be necded for
domestic purposes. Some of the paints,
which would answer very well for outside
work, can be purchased at very moderate
prices. Hcuee thore is no reason that
there should ba found among farm
dwellings atd outhouses se many of them
going te decay for want of a little paint,
which the owner or bis boys could
readily apply without difficulty, thus net
only adding te the general appoarauce of
the buildings, but greatly tending te tbeir
preservation. Iu comparison with this the
cost of the paint and labor is a mere trills
and net worth counting. It is the weed
work en the buildings which suffers,
presenting a. most unsightly appearance,
aud begins early te decay. A geed
coat of paint as often as may be needed
would preserve it for at least twice the
length of time that would be the case in
the absence of paiut. This fact is worth
soiieus consideration, as it will be found
that, instead of causing an expenditure el"
money that many must think is thrown
away, te leek at tbe shabby appearance
of their buildings, it will proveau absolute
saving. II should ba remembered that
money wisely spent iu cases like this is
doubly saved.
m
The Kangaroo.
Lamb like as is the face of the kaoareo,
tender and soft as are his eyes, he is by
no means se gentle as be leeks. Like
the heatbau Chinee, his countccance be
lies him, and tbere are few mero exciting
and withal dangerous sports than kan
garoo chasing. Te tbe hunter seeking for
some new sensation, a visit te tbe wilds of
Australia in search of kangaroos can be
recommended. It requires a lleet horse te
run an " old man " down, if he gets a fair
chance te show tail, and strong, well
trained dogs te tackle him when brought
te bay. Inside his soft, dewy lips are
strong formidable teeth, which can bite
severely. His forepaws, weak as they
seem, can lift a deg high in the air and
crush him te death ; while when lying
down his favorite fighting attitude be
can kick with his powerful hind legs in a
manner that rapidly clears a circle
around him ; and wee betide the
man or deg that comes within reach
of these huge claws, which can make a
flesh wound deep enough te maim the une
and kill tbe ether. Of course we hear
speak of the great kangaroo tbe boomer
or old man of the colonists. As a matter
of fact thore are some thirty different
kinds of kangaroos inhabiting various
parts of Australia, aud one species pecu
liar te New Guinea. They vary iu size
from the tiny hare kaugaroe of Seuth
Australia, the most agile of its kind,
which is but little larger thau a rabbit, te
the seveial giant species, whether black,
red, brown or gray, seme of which staed
nearly six feet high.
MAIiKAlH.
Philadelphia narket.
Philadelphia, Aug. 23. Fleur steady and
quiet.
Rye flour at 3 62.
Wheat easier; Ne. 2 Western Bed,
1 I71 17V ; Ne. 3 de, SI 13; Ne. 1 Del.
R.l. $1 19; Ne. 2 de. tl 18.
Cern slcaly ; sail yellow at 02?i61c; de mixed
OOSOlcJ: Ne. 3 Mixed and Yellow, .Vrt-r ic.
Oats quiet und steaily ; Ne. 1 White, 4'Jc;
Ne. 2 W hlte, 44c ; Ne. 3 de, 42tIJc ; Ne. 2
Mixed. 38c.
Rye at GiQiSic.
Seeds unchanged.
Previsions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter plenty end dull.
Kggs quiet.
Petroleum dull.
Whisky at 1119.
Ltre Slecft Market.
Nkw Yerk Beeves Receipts, 3,r.0e he id ;
fairly geed market ler nil dt-tiui'lpUeiis at
small advance ; yards were cleared : common
te geed native steers sold at $1 6ti5 10 for
lightweight; prime and extra de ut tu 509
t72; Texas, $12095, mainly at $1 KVA; ex
porters us'jd CO carloads and paid $0 tl6 72 for
geed and prime lets. Shipments te-day, COS
live cattle.
Sheep Receipts. 8,000 head; extremely dull
for both sheep und lambs ; net all sold.
Hogs Receipts. 5,000 head ; nothing doing
in live hogs ; nominal range $3 23.
New Yerk MartteU.
Nkw eitK, Aug. 23. Fleur State and West
era dull und lu moderate demand.
Wheat li!c lower, dull and heavy; Ne 2
Red. Aug.. jl 17; Sept, 1 171 18 ; Oct.,
si soaise-.
Cern a shade better and quiet ; Mixed West
ern spet,58S(!Gc; de luture. GViQWAc.
Oats a shiide stronger; Ne. absent., 35Jc;
Oct., Stfie ; State, 4048c ; Western. 3704.
BtecK Markets.
Quotations by Reed, McUrann
lirann ft Ce., Bant-
II A. X. 12 X. 3 P. X
83 83" Sl
U532 ii5 in;
82 H 81
121& 121 122
24Ji 21 Wi
2 23 ')
'2-ti 2 2!
105 101J4 105
122 12i 122
20 20 20
38 3S 3914
e1.t
irt 15 15
101 101 101
25 25 2U
87'i b7 87
18 lf'A. 1S
30 30 31
.7.5 7B 76
4I 43 41
'J'4 9'4 'J
8
41,4 4.14 42
55 5 57
25 24 25 1-16
11 12 12
V4 7f m
era, Lancaster, ra.
C. C A I. Oa.
Mlchltran Central
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Ohie Central...............
Del. Lack, ft Western....
Denver & Rie Grande....
i no. ........................
Kansas A Texas
Lake Shere
Chicago ft N. W., com....
N. N Ont. ft Western....
bt, Paul ft Omaha
I'aclftc Mail.....
Rochester ft I'lttsburgh..
Ol XT filUl
Texas Pacific
Cnlen Pacific
Wabash Common
Wabash PreterrccL.
West'rn Union Telegraph
Louisville ft Nashville...
N. Y, Chi. ft St. L........
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation.
Pennsylvania
Reading.. ..................
P. T. ft Buffalo
.Northern Pacific-gern...
7?5 75X
5i
seii
New xetk.
Quotations by Asseclat'-i Press.
Stocks weaker ; Meney, 233c.
New Yerk Central
Krie Railroad... ..................... ........
dam9 Express
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Cleveland ft Pittsburgh Railroad
Chicago,! Reck Island Railroad.....
Pittsburgh ft Fert Wayne Railroad ,
Western Union Telegraph Company.....
Tolette ft Wabash :..........,
New Ji-r&cy Central
New Yerk Ontario A Wvstern...... ........
.115
"
.1?4
. 83
104
,125
133
119
131
77
i 18
80
20
Philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks weak. "
Philadelphia ft Krie R. R. 18 '
Reading Railroad 4j
Pennsylvania RaUread 58
Lehigh Valley RaUread 68
United Companies or New Jersey. 190
Northern Pacific. 39
Northern Pacific Preferre-L.... 74
Northern Central Railroad .. 54
benign Navigation Company 42
Norrlstewn RaUread no
Central Transportation Company. 38
I'lltsb'g, Tltnsvilie ft RuttaleR. R. 11
Little Schuylkill Railroad 62
Northern Pacific Fret.. 752
Hestenville
Philadelphia ft Erie
Northern Central K
Underground.
Canaaa Southern. Se
People's Passenger.
Lecal stecsa sua Bexaa
Reported by J. R. Leng. i
Par Last - -
val. sale. ,
L:tuc VUy 6 per Ct, Lean,duel882...il00 1105
" 1885... 100 106 ,
" 1S-M... 100 117 a
' 18!fi... IOC 120 , '
5 per ct. In 1 or 30 years., lue 100.50
' 5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100 102
" A " iu ler 20 years.. 100, 100
" In 5 or 20 years., ion lue p
" 8 " in 10 or 20 years. Uiu 10K
Man helm borough leau 100 102
MUCKLLANSOUa STOCKS.
guarryvllle R. R r0 12.25
MUlursville Streetcar 50 35.25
Inquirer PiintiiigCenipany 50 45
Gas Light and Fuel Company 30
Slevens Heuse (Itends) 100 ;u
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company 2
Susquehanua lien Company ine 2 5.25
Marietta Hollewv;iro 100 220
Stevens Heuse , SO 5
Sicily Island , 50 pi ,
East Ilrundywinea Waynesb'g.... 50 1
Mlllersvtlle Nermal Prhoel. ........ 21 t
Northern Market lue.55 '
mixc;:llak:'lm iiones. - -
Quarryvllle R. is., due ia Iieti f 116.25
Reading ft Columbia'!:. ttr's 100 le5
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce..
due in ler20 ye.iw 100 100
Lancaster Gaj Lig'it aud Fuel Ce., I
due law: 100 K3
Eastern Market 50 ' J
Western Market 50
TORMVIKB STOUKH.
Rig Sprtng A Ihuver Vulley 8 25 H. '
Rndgoperl ftlloreshe.) 13 22 '
Columbia A Chestnut Hill 25 IS
'.'elumbiaA Washington 25 20 v
Columbia A Rig Sprin,; 25 18 1
Columbia A Marietta 25 30 I
Maytown A Ktizahelhtewii 25 10 -J1
Lancaster A Ephrata 25 47.
Lancaster Willow Strect 25 41 VI
SlniHliiirg & Milljmrt 25 21 j
Marietta A M.iyluwii '25 te
Marietta & Mount Jnv 2T 31
Lana.Ellj-abtstht'n AMiddlflt'n 100 !0 VI
Lancaster & Krultville. 00 LU f
LiincasterALItltz 25 75 '
Lancaster ft Wtlit.1m.1inY.-u 25 105
Lancsuiterft Maner 60 133J0 '.
LaucuMter ft Manitoba 25 41 ,f
Lancaster ft Marietta 25 35
Lancaster ft New Hei land 100 79
Lancaster ft Susuiifhanna. :a 275.20
bank hteckf.
First National wait tlOO $205
Farmers' National Rank 50 110.75 , 1
Fulton National Rank 100 115
Lancaster County National Hunk.. M 110 50
Columbia National Rank 100 14 1
Christiana National Rank. 100 118 ' ' 'i
Kphr.ita National Bnnk. Kit 142 -!
Find. National Rank. Columbia..... 100 141.10 j
Fiist National RanK,ttra.sliuig.... lliu 132 1
Firet, National Rank, Marietta HXJ am
First National lUnk. Mount. I ev.. im 150.25
Mtilz National Rank ."... IU) 140 .'
Manlief.u National Rank 100 151 i
Union National Rank. Mount Jey. 50 75 1
New Helland National Rank....... ion lai
Gau National Rank 100 120 :
pAKKEK'S TONIC.
By One of the Feels.
"Why pardon my remarking It but, my
dear old friend, hew changed you are. I de
clare you must have lived very high or very
fast te have driven the color ent of your hair
and the spriug out of your step this fashion."
Leeking at the sunset en the river from the
grounds erhls place up the Hudsen, ray school
chum who Is new one et the best known min
ing experts In the country answered: "It
wasn't fast living done It, bnt d anepsia and
nervous collapse, from ever-work. I ought te
have stepped years before I dfd. I was a feel
Rut who Isn't, if you come te that?
"I am tulrty.flve years old," writes Mr
Charles II. Watt), or West Semers, Putnam
Ce., N. Y., and had suffered from dyspepsia
ter fifteen years. Went t tie round et the cur
rent remedies, falsely se called. Listlessly and
without hope I gave Paiikkr's ToaieatrlaT.
The result may he stated in these words, it
cured me. I endorse new without hesitation,
it Is the dyspeptic's refuge " Mr.U. It. Cole,
druggist, of Carmel. N." Y.. certifies te the
truth of Mr. Watts' statement.
Hiseex A Ce., proprietors, call especial at
tention te the tact that tail preparation,
which has been knew as Pabkku's Quiebk
Tonic, will herearter be called simply Pakk
kr's Tonic. As unprincipled dealers are con
stantly kecclving tlieir customers by substi
tuting Interfer articles under the name et
gingcr.and as ginger is really an unimportant
Ingredient, we drop the mis eadlng word.
There is no change, however, in thepreparn thepreparn
lien ilselj. anil ull bottles remaining lu tlie
hands et dealers, wrapped under the name et
Parkes's Uinekr Tonic, contain the genuine
medicine It the tac simile siguature et Hiseex
ft Ce. is at the bottom et the eutside wrapper".
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T1SNSUN'3 l'UUOim 1'LAMTKKH.
BEYOND THE RIVER.
Away AcreHi ihe MluUelppI Krrer la Hell m
Convincing Converiatlea.
" I tell you sir. that they areoneol the neat
est combinations evi-r produced, and my ex
perience of tnat sort et tldng ha? been wide
enough te entitle my judgment te some re
spect." "Oh, I don't knew," responded the first
speaker's friend, with a little yawn, as though
he didn't take much Interest In the subject, "I
have never been ahle te see much difference
in these things. They are pretty nearly the
s'uiic size, and made et about the game stuff."
The talk-, et which tlie foregoing Is a frag
ment, took place In Gallatin, Missouri, net
long age, in the snug eflice et Dr. M. P. Flow
ers, one et the leading physiciuns of the state,
who followed up tlie vein In which he had in
troduced itsub-dnntiaily In these words.
" Nonsense, thut Is the rigmarole of a
boy, or rather, et a man who either
doesn't knew or doesn't care what be says.
These things, as you call them, are )ust as
ditlerent as the moon is from green cheese.
New, llnituentH, lotions und ointments are
very geed in most cases for tlie relict of pain
or Inflammation. Rut, In the first place, they
are unclean. They soil thu hands and the
linen, besides being always out el reach when
they arc most wanted."
" Well, my dear doctor," rilghed the traveler
from the North." what would yen have? This
Is a wretched world anyhow, and nothing Is
ever at hand when It Is wanted. Yeu can't
suggest anything"
" Yes, I can," broke In the doctor, thumping
the tuble with his list, " I can suggest REN
SON'S CAPC1NK POROUS PLASTKR. I have
tried it en my patients, and I have tried It en
myself ler an attack el Pneumonia, and in
all cases relief has followed in from three te
forty-eight hours. The old plasters are stage
coaches the Capcinc is a tefegrapn dispatch.
Fer Instance, In cases et Neuralgia, Muscular
Rheumatism, Lumbago, retarded action or
Kidneys, and"
I give it up, doctor, and In case or need I'll
buy Rensen'9." said the traveler, pleasantly.
Iu the contre e f the genuins 13 cur the word
CAIICINK.
Seabury ft Jehnsen, Chemists, New Yerk.
auglC-lmW,Sftw
INSTATE OF LKVI KIMUWALT, LATE
It et Caernarvon twp. deceased. The under,
signed Auditor, appointed te pass upon ex
ceptions tiled and te distribute tbe balance
remaining In the hands et K. D. White, Kxec Kxec
nter, te und among t&ose legally entitled te
the same, will sit ler that purpose en WED
NKalJAY, AUG. 21), 1883, at 10 o'clock, a.
ui.. In the Library Roem of the Court Heuse,
iu thu City et Lancaster, where all persons
interested may aneau.
,IOHN W.APPLE.
aMW.g Auditor.
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