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LANCASTER, PA., FRIDAY, MAKOIT 21, 1884.
Price Twe Cent.
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annul se.
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IA1KM A UO,
Read the papers and be peat peat poat
ed aa te the beat and cheapest
spot iu the city te buy your
Roady.uiade Clothing. Our
epr.'ng stock, new ready, is fine,
well asuerted and low priced.
A. C. YATES & CO,
LKDUKU lllII.DINd,
our. aixrn & eqh3tnut stb.,
PIIILADKLl'itlA
ltTYKItl A KATllfKN.
SPRING OVERCOATS,
sphixu suns,
SPRING SUITINGS.
Hnrlni Overcoats In till tliu imw shadea et
COUK m'IIKW. i, ui. ie te suit , tiiahlenublu
trade, vt Itli Milt roll Hint iiiimIImiii length.
Our Htoek nt si'UINtl KI'IT.H nn new n-iuly
for Impert Inn. They iiiii iniiili) limn ctriilully
aolrcted mutt'HaN In haiiiNiiiiie 'mil attiuctlve
styles, und comprise such it variety in will
enable us te please every l.mry.
del Saiiiplci or Our 11) SuKh.
(let Simples or Our $1'J Suits.
tan be hud liy calling at the store, or will be
umlU'il iipmi luriil-liliiK' iici.licict
hl'Ul.NO WOOLKNSIuull tlie new, beuutt.
Mil anil most tuhlinuhle patterns ler KINK
CUSTOM TAII.OUINU.
Luteal fashion Plates ler Inspection. Por Per
tool Kitting Uiirinent lit correct styles guar
anteed. MYERS & RATHFON,
LKADlNU I.ANOASTKll CLOTU1KU3,
NO. 13 HAST KINO STREET.'
LANCADTKlt, PA.
IJ."
KIlltAllT.
GREAT REDUCTION
-IS-
FINE CLOTHING
-AT-
H. (xerhart's
Ne. 6 East King Street.
In order te red ucen heavy utenk et KINK
WOOI.KNS ami te make room for the Sptlng
Importation, 1 will iimke up te order all
htuvy.welghtSl' 11 INUSaml OVKUCOAI 1NU
Fer the Next 30 Days at a Re
duction of 25 te 30 PerOt.,
or First Cost of Get
ting Thern Up.
1 liuve also it Lnigu AHiortment et medium
weight WOOLKNS ler tlie curly Spilng trade,
wlilcli will be iiuule up boteto tlie Spring
multisets In at mi ennui reduction, te give
oiiipleyinoul te my IiuiiiIh during ttull euuuen
tiik Aim'K itmwurieN in run
VAHHOXl.Y.
N.'ll.Mv sample curd et Spring Iniporlu Iniperlu Iniporlu
Hen urn new ii'iuly amlunyet my customers
desirous til seeming choice styles can ile ie
new.
H. 6ERHART.
1 ANS.1IAN A mie.
1884--SPRING--1884
GOOD T1MKS AUK COM1NU.
The tlme hiwcemu unit we are new icudy.
oneKliiiipiio ut the bargains eiler jd In our
laitjeiuid uUiucUvi)
NEW SPRING STOCK
-eir-Ready-niade
Clothing !
ANDUOODSINTIIK l'lKOB,
will convince you thnt uu era of peace and
prosperity lm dawned ter you, ami our low
price will actually bet you trembling with
delight.
Loek at our Hamp'e pieces, markuil Iu plain
IlKiires, In our norlliweat hIiew window, tilled
with tliochelcontpli,coKO"d8 which we make
te order at the lollewlmr low prlcea :
HllttH te order ut 112.10, lll.eu, H5.0U, ill) 00,
18 1, IW IH, I1W Ul, 23 CO
1'mita te order at it J .60, I (lO, fl.SO, ii.W, (I1.W,
I7.0U, fCOO uml W.O0.
lleudi.muile Hulta ler Menat t-5.00, W IK). 7.ue,
S.w), fu.ui,li oe up te lu W).
Iteady-miiile mnta ler lleyHut 13 5U, ll.UJ, tl.50,
f5.ne. ta oe. 7 en uu te tin w.
ChllilreiraMiilta ul tl 75, l.'.O), f J.M, X00, 11.00
up te WW
Whether you wUli te pmchnnoer net, plense
cull, uutiinBUnl uml bee. ler yi urwelf whether
miy ether ClethliiK or Meiclmut Tullerltiu
Heuse can nppreacli you with iej low prlcea
aiHllarb'u iidieitiiient.
L, Sansman & Bre.,
TIIK KAHIIIUNAIIIiK MKIll'HANT VU
l.Olta AND 0l.0TlIlt.U8.
Meb. UU.OB NORTH QUEEN BTItEET
H ht en the eouthweat cerner el Orange
Btrcet,
LAN0A81KU, I'A.
' Notcennoctod wlthjtny ether IClethlng
Ilouae In the city.
AAllA AMI HAVANA UltlAKM.UUAItN
X K'eil clear Ililur, for oe , ut
UAUTMAN'S YKI.I.U1V KUONTC10AU
BTOUU,
II UY IIOOItH.
e
lAIM'KT
-AT-
HARNISH & CO.'S,
46 WEST KINO STREET.
We iironew eittiiltiK te our ouatemors AliU
WOI)l,TW(M'liV
Extra-Super Carpet,
AT 750., WOKTII two, 1'Klt YAUD. ALSO,
HAG CARPETS
Of eurnwii iiiuuuliicltirunt very low prlccui,
Wtiiln tlie lnriiesl business In tlie city In ling
Carpels because we imiku tlie bint Carpet ler
tlie least nieiiiiy, mill our custom Hug Cur-
pole urn lnciiiuslug M per cent, uvury Keiwnn
mill kIve ciiNliiineiH pvrfuet HutlslHctlen.
INdllAIN OAUI'K'18 utile, worth Uc.
llltKKH (iOODH efnll klmh. On-nt llnrKnlna
III III.At K UAHIIMKKKH lillilJ ISItHBY
CI.O DIM, mill NO I KINH Ol nil kllllln,
ax Ulnve", Mohe el all kliiiU, 1(H)-
Ijeiis, llambitiKH mnl InnertliiUH.
Housefurnishing Dry Goods,
HIii'etliiKf, Tallin l.lneiiHanil TIckliiKH ut l.eir
I'lkDO.
4irCI.0rillNU MAUK TO OltDKU ut Hhert
notlce.
Ne, 1 I'iIiiiu HtuHiiiuil KKA'tllKlli) utwuyn en
liiinil.
Jacob llarniHli, Wiliner Hehh,
Ne. 46 WEST KING STREET,
reli.'l-linilA'iiilw I.ANCAUTKU, I'll.
XTKW Ml'HIMt IIOUIIM.
Grand Opening I
watt, mm & go.,
Ilave HocrUeil t-lxly L'uitiM mill Ilalea of
NEW SPRING GOODS
Within the p.ihI weck lit tlie loneU ptlces evor
known In t tin history of ttie Dry
(loeiU litinlnuM.
NKWBri.VU DUKS8 (0UI.
OTIOMAN mnl I'lN (JIIKCK HUITINU8.
.MKI,ANiJi:.H, DKIIKOKM, AKMUICKH.
I!.,.CK AND COI.OItKD UAbllMKKKh.
NKW COMMiatn DKhNS Hll.KS.
NKWHlMtlNU IIOHKItY ANIt UI.OVKd.
CAMimiCimilSWlSS KMIIItUIDKKIKU.
KUCIIINCH. tOI.I.AIllmiil LACKS.
NKW CAMCOKSunil I'KKCALKS.
WAHIIINU UINOIIAMS ami C'lIKVlUTH.
HIIIIITINU I'UINTS llllil UAlllliaCS.
TAIII.K I.tNKNU, NAl'IvI.NS unilTOWKI.3.
HIIKKTlNOSmul 1'IM.OW MUSI.1NU.
LACK. UUUTA1N8 uml 1'ILLOW bllAMB.
repuliir Goods ut l'epulur Prices
-AT fllK
NEW YORK STORE,
N'OS. 8 ic 10 KAST KINO ST.,
I.ANOASTKll, I'A.
Nxr
hook re riiK t:e(iicr iieuiiri
FAMESTOCK'S.
Sis! Sills! 'Sis!
A.um worth ut III.At'K, COI.OIIKD. STltll'K
uml LilKCK HII.K.s. Jusilanilud liem uu Im
porter a mictien buIe In New Yerk.
Ilrewn, Navy lllue, .Myrtle Olive, (iiimet,
and Ilroiue hllkn, only 37Kc
S'uvy Illue. Ilrewn. Slvrtle Ureuu. Ilronze
uml (iaruetsilkH.riiM.ivie, 7re, uml $1 (mi.
hlrlpe silk.s. dlllerent combinations, 45c, Me
(ijc mid 75c.
Check SIIUh, bhicic mnl white mid white and
black, Ide ami ic, cheap.
Itlack Slllf nt We. We, 75e, f7fc, l.u, I1.12X,
tl.'i5,lte, 11.75 uml fJCU.
TIIK 11KST Hll.KS AT I'lUCKH WK IIAVK
KVKIl OKKKIthD. OUH
BLACK SILKS
At il iMiitidfl.l'JX "" I'eautlus ut the price,
and worthy the early attention of theuu In
waul.
On' On uml utter March 17. our sloie will be
open In the ovenlug till luitliur notlce.
R. E. Fahnestock
LAN0A8TKU, I'A.
Next Doer te the Court IIouse.
VAUUIAUBH, itU,
F
INK OAUKIAOU IIUIL.D15IIS.
THE STANDARD
Carriage "Werk
OK I.ANOASTKll COUNTY.
EDGERLY & CO.,
Fine Carriage Builders,
MAnKET BTItEET,
IN UKAUOKRKNTItAL MAUICKl' 110U8K8
l.ANCAbTKH.l'A.
We iiiuke every Htyle llimwy ami Currlajju
desired. All work llnUhed In tlie most com.
lertutile mid elemiut style. We uhe only the
beat Hiilcctud muterial, uml employ only the
best iiu'chiinliM. for (imillty or work our
prlcoiate thechunpeat Iu the Btale, We buy
ler cash mid sell en the most loaaennblo tonus,
lilve una call. All work win runted.
ItKl'AIUlNU rilOJlVTI.l ATTKmJEirm
One set el werktuuu cspuclully omnleyed ler
that nurnose. uiw-tfdw
l'jiureuuAi'iia.
- n.u -j.arsr.nn
J.
llllTK.
Thrre haa been such a duiuund for
I.AUOK t'UOTOUItAl'II8 that I wua
nimpelled te et a VKUY LAUUK
UAMKUA 110X tomeet the iieinand.
We can new mnkn you n I'llOTOus
small 04 the smallest locket will held
up te u Much iace, te nt an 18x'
Krume.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 100 North Quoeii
juneMld)
Btl'OOt,
IMPOSSIBLE ESCAPE.
Abaolute Truth with Collnteral Proof
Frem Which Thore Can Ue
Ne Appeal
Fer tlie pint tliren yeirs we Imvelmd hkIiuiiI hkIiuiiI hkIiuiiI
Inaoirer et $5,000 for miv stntomeiilof euro
publlnluxl by us which wait net, he Inr nit we
knew benatilt. Weillil thlvln eritur that all
our rcailen tnlKhl knew the nbioltite truth et
nil our n.sertleiiH ami that they wero buwl
upon the vnluoel our rume.ly unit net upon
lille words, llolew we kIve a few uxtrncts
Irein rt'cent lnttum which Hpunlc for tliom tliem
Hiitviw, We will only mlit thnt we can furnUli
ue Aimilrcif theuiuntl tnore el a.linllur tin
turn t llt occasion reiilru, but we bulluvn tlie
unttioAtiierlcan publle U new convinced of
the poslllve vnlue el Wnrner'a fufe Onte.
llechultr, N, i'. II. II Warmkii A Ce.
" Wnrner'a Hale Cure iIoeb nil clalmcil ler
H." SlAJ. JAMUrtHlKIIMtr.
J'ettilumtt, Cil.
"I wax c u red et klilmiy illgciiKemiil Mei'it.
"InK piles by II bottles el tVuincr'H S.ife
"Cure."
Auburn, Ale. II. II, Hewmi.
"I whm a pliyclciil wruck by klJuny ilHor ilHer
" iler, tiut Wamer'e Safe Cure ha, comnlulely
11 cm oil inn."
Celumbui, O. O. C. Lakjjici.
" 1 wMUHlKhllobuheliI lieiu kliluey dreiisy.
" but wim riMtoreil te purleet lieulth by War.
" ner'B Male cut e." .1 aii Kit A ixkn.
Trey, N. 1'.
" My phyHlclmiN nulil I would nuvur et out
" el tied nuHlii. 1 took Wnniei'd 8ule Cu round
" lull Ilku auother being "
, . K.tuTLKiilltrrcuiMi.
Hcierli, N.J.
"I luul 'ilriumlH of water taken Irnm 1110
" enUHCft by ilrepsy. Tun bollles el Wutnur'H
" bale Cure cntliciy restored me."
, , . Uienuisll. rr.ABLE.
Maticheiter, A'. 11.
" A neiKliber el mlne, W. A. Tliompnen, him
"been rulseil Irem the ilnul by the use el your
" Wnmar'M tufa euro." .leiiw Norten. 1. M.
Summit Citu. I'a., Ftb. Ith.
" I'hj'Hlclann unlit I could nuver Imcur.'d el
11 riilculus nml ntranuuun. but lour bettli-H et
" WnrnerM faloCure uutlruly lemoved my
"ceuiplalnt.-' t. O. J.uwiH.
Hunt ronelfe, Vat.
" 1 wai wholly prostniled by a compllcntlen
" of dl9i)nseH ami an u lut report purchUHCil
' Warner'n Hilfn Cure Kvery oueol the old
"treubluH have ill iiippcared ami I am very
"Briitetul." W. K. IlKNuurcr.
Albany, N. Y. ltetiana KMckcrbecktt .
"I iiulloreil for ever twenty yearn wit ha
" lame back chiimeiI by kldnny cemiiUliit, ami
"my Hplnu unit nervous nyntem ere budly
"utlvctud. bun I hail nlmnilened nil liepu i
"beuHii the uae et Warnet'B auto Cure, mid
' have net felt se well uml Htrenif ler tweuty
"yenrg." J. J. Wkieut.
unitu l.ac, JUt
' Ker two yours I Miiireieil Intensely ami whm
"mude tulseraule tlireuli olHtaseit kldneyx
" ami blaildur, with nervnui uxhunstlnn uml
" entire prrwtintlen. DocterR unit mrdlclne
"did net utlenl me any rellul.und I wmud
" vlrtcit te use Wuriior's.SaleCuio, which lillil
"In conni'Clleii with the fate I'llla, undmn
" thnnklul te Htnte I nm entirely cured et the
" dreadful maluily, ' Mius. Dermer,
Ikj Seuth Tenth utrecL
Denver, Cel.. lb. 13th.
" 1 want tOBtittohew muchinv huslmndtms
' Improved while taking Warner'a Hale Cure.
" All HWiilllun hut iltrtnnpeared Irem his Itmlmi
" Ids water trouble Is much butter nml hU
' volce U se lmpieved that hu p reaches overy
" Habbath, Woamveiy tbunklul. The we-
" pleall iireund here aieiaklnx the remedy,
" uml mimu ure getting well by the unoefa tow
' bottles.
jiuiiuucius moie must liuve it '
JlRM 11 KV.
i A. eeOLa,
Slnu Jfditf.X
'., 1'eb. SM.
" Ker u Bcere el years I tmtrered with whit
" the iloctera proiieuiicud dilation mid valv u
" Inrdlseuse el the heart, but new 1 um led te
" believe that the heart t.eublu wua only ec
" emlary mid a aymptem et ether complaints.
" Kreqiiently I wua Ihnutoned with death by
" HUtlec itlen, my breath lallinjr me enlliely.
" I bi'came cold mid numb mm wus as near
" death us any living person ever bus been.
" Thla wai tnreu years ae and I have ever
"alnce enjoyed eoiiipfele health wholly
' threiiKh tue uie el Wuruer's afe Cure."
A. 1IILDKRR1XK,
Chicago, March Ut. M Mtn airueL
JUUU1VAL IXHTHVMJSNTtt.
w
ILUOX SI WlllTtl
Wilcox & White Organ Oe.
SPECIAL TEN DAYS SALES.
NOW IS TIIK TIM K TO 1IUY
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT 8LAUU11TKU1NU l'UIUKS.
One UikhI Becnmbllnnd I'lune t5i,0u
One Kle;ant rtecenil-llaml OiKan 45 U0
Olie Elegant Nuw Oikiiii, 1'2-blep Couplers
mid Hiib-lbiHs M.rm
Wilcox A White Oi'iiuua liem $75.(J0 te flM.W)
"Knnbe," MePhttll, QrovenBtoIn &
Fuller, Koysteno, and Vohe
& Bena finnoe,
All Marked Down te llotteiii 1'ilcva.
given away.
Almest
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warerooms,
NO 152 EAST KING STREET,
II. II. I.UCKKNIIACll, Ak'eut,
IeIil7-tlil
HOILKHH, JtU,
riuiK
BEST STEAM ENGINE
AND
BOILER WORKS.
We inunuliicture ml keep Iu stock tlie leU
IewIiikh001'8 !
l'ortuble Kimlnes en Wheels und 8111a.
Hlatlenery KiiKlnea uml (stationery Hellers.
l'ortuble IletlerH.
l'ortuble 8uw Mills.
Larireiuri Hmidl Uelli r Keed I'umps ; pump
and licul era combined
llurk, Cerk mid Ceh Mills,
I'lilleys, 8haltliif mid liearlnu.
Ilouae Cellar Hunters.
Creameries llttud up.
Hteam lleatliih'ii Specialty.
Iren mid ilmaa tlnsilliKa.
Iren Tunkater Water and OH.
Light und Heavy 8heet lien Werk.
meum mm vuier iipea.
Valves and Klltlng8.
llulld any Btyle or l'ower et Heller?.
Kstlmutea ijlven for machinery.
ltepulra promptly uudcurulully utlcnded te
Jetm Best & Sen,
I
(I'UOI'UIKTOUS.)
Ne. 33 East Fulton St.,
I.AN0A8TKU, I'A.
anl5-lyd
r;TKVr.NH HOUHr.
KJ 0,. , U ... ..-
(loedJoiirnovmen nnd prices saine aa ethor
8 Sim "' WAMaunKr
y '
LINCOLN'S SLAYER.
HOW IIOOTII KKOAKDH 1118 CIIIMK.
A ip rilled In tlie llltturyel tlm l-rril-ileul'H
AixamliiBtlun Nluutcen
Yetir Age,
Apilt Century.
Tliore Is n (nn In the history of Wilkes
Boetli'H crime, betwecti hln (llHaipciiriiiice
iu the pluen or HouthenBtorn Murylanil and
his re uppcarance iu Virululn, wliere he
wus killed, nnd thin artlole ( tlie In forma
tlen of which wiih Hitjipllcil by Therna A.
Jeticc, nn noter In thuoH0iie) It is bolleveil
clones this gap. Jenes' first encounter
with the ftifftttvuH Is described iih fellows :
"lioeth mid Iloreld wero sunt into tlie
short plncfl nuil thore Jouem found tlietu.
Ile says that at) he was advancing; Inte the
bines he canto titen n bay niiire, with
bluek less, niane and tall, nml a white
star en tlie lorehoad ; hIie was saddled mid
revluK around lu a little ele.ired place us
if trying te nibble sonietliinj; te eat.
Jenoa took the mare and tied lier te a trce
erBtutnp. Ile thou advanced ami ave
what he calls the counteislnii or
whlstle, which he does net prcclnely to te to
meiubcr new, though he tlilnks it was
two whistles iu a peculiar way, and a
whlstle after an Inlervnl. The llrst person
he saw was Iloreld, fully armed mid with
carbine In his hand, coming out te pce who
it was, Jenes explained thnt he had been
seut te soe them, and vt as then taken te
lioeth, who was but a few reds farther
along.
" Uoeth was lying ou the ground,
wrapped up in blankets, with his feet
supported and bandaged, and a crutch
boside him. His rumpled dress looked
respectable for that country, and Jones
says It was of black cloth. His face was
pale at all times, and uever ceased te be
he during the soveral days that Jones saw
him. Ile was in great pain from IiIh
broken tinkle, which had stillered frae
ture of ene of the two bones In the leg
down clohe te the feet, It would net have
given him any very great paU but for the
oxertlon of his ctcape, which irritated it
by scraping the euds of the broken bone
perhaps in ihe llesh ; it was new highly
irritated, and whiohever way the inati
moved be expressed by a twitch or a groan
the pain he felt. Jeues hays that this
paiu was meto or Ions continuous, ami was
greatly aggravated by the peril of Heeth's
situation unable te cresi tlie river with
out assibtauoe, and unable te walk any
distance whatever. Jenes believes that
Beeth did net rise from the gteuud nt any
tirne until he was flunily put en Jenes'
hotse te be taken te the water sidu seme
days afterwnrd.
"lioeth's first solleitudo Fcemcd te be te
learu what mankind thought of the crime.
That question he put almost immediately
te Jones, and continued te ask what dif
ferent classes of people thought about it.
Jenes told him that it was gratifying news
te most or tue men or bouihern sympa
thtes. He frankly says that he himself at
llrst regained it as geed news ; but seme
what later, when he saw the injurious
consequences el the cntue te tue south,
he changed his mind, lioeth desired
newspapers if they could ba had, which
would convey te him an idea of publle
tooling. Jenes seen obtained uewspapers
ler ulin, and continued te send tlieni in
and lioeth lav there, where the piui'H
wero se thick that ene could uet sce mero
than thirty or forty feet into thorn, read
itig what thd world hud te say about his
case. Jie seemed never tired of uuerma
lieu en this ene subject, and the only
thine: besides lie was solicitous about was
te get aoress the river Inte Virginia
"Jenes says lioeth admitted that he
was the man who killed Lincoln, and ex
pressed ue rogret for the act, knowing all
the consequences it involved. He harped
again and again upon the necessity of his
crossing the river. He snid if he could
only get te Virginia he could have medical
attendance Jenes told him frankly that
he would receive no medical attendance
iu Maryland. Said he : 'The oeuutry is
full of seldiers, and till that I ca.i de for
you is te get you oil, if I can, for Uex's
protection uud my own, and for your own
safety. That I will de ler you, if there is
any way in the world te de it.'
"Wheu I icceived this account from
Mr. Jeucb, I naked him question utter
question te bce if I could extract any
information as te what Uoeth Inquired
about while in that wilderness. I asked
if he speke of his mother, of where he was
geiug when he i cached Virginia, of
whether he meant te net en the stage
again ; whother he blamed himself ter
jumping from the theatre box; whether
no expressed any apprehensions for .Mrs
Surrntt or his friends iu Washiugteu. Te
thcRO and te many ether questions Jenes
uniformly replied : 'Ne ; he did net spetk
about any of these things. He wauU'd
feed, and te cress the river and te knew
what was said about the deed.' Beeth,
he thinks, wero a slouched hat. At llrst
meeting lioeth in the pines, he proved
hiuiNell te be the iissasslu by Hhevwug tip
his wrist, iu India ink, the initials J. W.
B, He shewed the saine te Captain Jett
In Virginia. Jeues Bays lioeth was a
dotermlued man net boasting, but one
who would have sold his life dear. He
said he would uet be taken alive."
mier aku mei tii msi. .ti;.
l'esalblllty el IU Trrrltilii i(mni' In K.inaas
mid tlie M'rni.
New Yerk Bun.
Te npproeiato the Immiiiouce of tee dan
ger that throatens the cattle growing in
dustry of the Wi'bt, the dillorenoos iu the
systems of handling oattle iu Kaunas and
thelr moveniouts must be understood,
These systems nre the uatuaal outgrowth
of the climate of tuatstate. Imagine the
100th meridian te be a siuuetib line, wiud
ing suuthwatd iu great bends aoiess the
state, nt ene point ninneauliiug the O'Jth
meildlan, at another pushing west clese te
the 101st, That imagiimiy line would
divlde the state iute two ones. Te the
east lies the agricultural laud ; weslwacd
the great plains stretch te the feet hills of
the Roeky mountains. Un these plains
no agriculture, uuIcm the lauds are lrri
gated, is successful. They Ile within the
arid zone. The wheat lands of Kansas
bcgiti at the oasteru edge of the great
plains, and oxteud eastward te about tit.
Mary's ou the Kansas l'.icille railroad,
Frem tbeuce te the Mihseuri river lie the
corn lauds of the state. The bottom lands
of the wheat belt arc produetlvo com
lauds, but the uplands me strictly small
graiti lands. Throughout the com lauds,
oattle that nre generally dilven from the
Western cattle- ranges nre fattened for the
j.iiaiudi iiiurnein uiiliufi iuu muiur.
During the summer each oattle as are held
In the corn belt nre close herded or nre
ouclesed in pastures. In the wheat
growing districts the oattle are liorded lu
tlie Btimmer. During the winter they
tuu te Btraw stacks, feed ou the dry grass
standing en the unbrokeii prairie, ergrazj
en the wheat Holds when the ground is
dry. West or the 100th meridian the
cattle ream nt will. Kansas is ou the
berder of the great plains, known nmeng
cauie growers ns " tue uange.
'ihu movement or young catue in the
8tate8 ber(,uril ou thffl
Uauge is toward
the went. The native cattle meve te the
eaBtt ln oasle" Kiiusaa, whero eult vated
graeBes nre grewu aud ouerinoua crops of
oern scoured, the business of brccdlnc
high grnde and thoroughbred calves has
been added te that of fattening the cattte
coming from the Hauge for market. Thore
nre many breeding herds lu that portion
of the state, Yeung bulls, singly, In pairs,
and in car leade, are constantly beitig
shlpped te the oattle rauge of the plains
te roplace the losses incurred during Are
tle like winters. Many men are busy
during the early fall nnd winter, In the
c.iBteru portion or the state, gatuering
yeuug females Inte the herds preparatory
te driving thorn te the straw stacks of
central Kansas or te the great plains.
Thore is a ceaseless movemeut of oattle te
and fro iu Kansas fat cattle going cast,
young cattle going west. Iu New Mexice,
Arl.eua, Colerado, Wyoming, iu fact
overywhoto en the rauge, young cattle
from Kansas are te be found. When
spring opens in the southern portion of
the cattle range, the shipment el young
hulls begins. Theu the drive of the yeuug
females, that have been gathered iute
holds, bets In,
Tlie breaking out of tue feet and mouth
il Incase, which is a highly contagious uud
generally fatal disorder iu u state from
which oattle are nre distributed broadcast
throughout the oattle region, is a disaster
that may become national. If the disoase
makes its appearance lu uuy herd ou tue
rauge the industry of catiie growing will
be well nigh ritined There the cattle
wander at will A dl-ieased animal might
net be discoverod for weeks. It would
walk for miles, poisoning the earth at
overy step. It would Infect thousands of
ca'.tle, and they, reaming ut pleasure from
valley te valley, from plain te plain, would
commuulcate the discase te ether thou
sauds. These half wild, diseased, fover
ish cattle could uet be prevonted from
wandering. The discase, if controlled nt
all, has get te be Rtamped out in Kansas.
Unco itspreads beyond the land of encles
ed pastures and oleso herding, It will be
beyend the control or human agency.
The alarm felt by the stock greweis
who held their cattle en the great plains
Is plainly Indicated by the meeting of the
Wyoming Stock Growers' association,
who will take Immodlate steps te quaran
tine their range. Many of tlieir herds are
ever 1,000 miles from the coutre of the
discase iu Kansas, but they nre justilUbly
alarmed. They realize that enormous
losses would spoedily fellow the walking
of a sitigle dls'ased animal ever their range.
The dauger el the spread el the discase
lies in the tact that men owning oattle
that nre dangerously near the infected
Iierdd, ami that may be dlsoased but net
have roached the fobrile stage el the (lis.
order, will endeavor te protcet their prep
erty by drlviug them westward or ey
shipping thorn te Eastom markets. Thore
ts no known cure rer the disoase. ah
Infected animals should be killed nnd
burned. The ground they have been feeding
en should be burned ever and ploughed.
If Kaunas is unable te oepu with the
disoase through n lack of mouey the
national aid Buetild be oxteudod. If thin
discase is net speedily stamped out iu
Kansas it will probably Bpread te the
great plains, and will also be carried te
the stock yards at Kansas city, nnd ftem
there distributed throughout the Eastom
Mississippi states. This disease may easily
become a national disaster, ami money
should net be spared in the efforts new te
be made te control it.
HUM! 1K1AN.S IN HUllU VLKI 1,1, COUNTY.
The Ultimo or I be Outcry Agnlimt tlm I'au-
pera Wlie Cruwil Inte ttie Bllulni;
JCtKluiia.
The outcries of the publle against the
Hungarian paupers crewded iute Schuyl
kill mining regions by New Yerk emigrant
agencies have beau se loud that the
Mahsuey tewu council appointed a com
mittee te investigate the subject, and
twenty dens were visited. If the Hunga
rians lived like ether poeplo thore would
be ue objuellon te them, but they congre
gate together iu sueli numbers and lilth us
te breed dUoat.e. The commlttee found
1100 persons huddled tegether in tlie tweuty
places visited. Most of these places were
old stableu converted iute human habita
tions by these people themselves. Few of
them ceutaiucd mero than ene room, uud
iu this men, women, nnd childreu lived
ealiug, sleeping, cooking uud washlug.
A tow of the buildings wero without
Heets, Iu ene room, the largest, 25 by
e"i (cot in dimensions, wero I'i men, a
woman, uud u child. The wetuau nud ene
of the men kept the ethors as bearders,
Que stable was divided iute four rooms
uud ceutaiucd 18 persons. A very small
building divided iute uiue rooms, the par
titions being made of the lumber from dry
goods caseu, ceutaiucd 13 peeple, !)G of
whom woiemou, -1 women ami !i children,
Iu ene room wero 8 men and 7 iu auother.
Six looms visited had ut least 8 meu each
occupying thorn.
The council last year ouceuutoied simi
lar trouble with the I'olauders, but ovor evor over
oame it by reducing the number iu each
Iioube, and establishing und ohfeicing
rules ler these that romaiued. 'I'll ere will
boa clearing out iu the Hungarian quart quart
eis during tlie next few das. Ne mero
mero than threo or four will he allowed te
u house.
nn: diaii; NttVKi. in iiuhien.
U.tiisia mi r.'idJtMide ul Juvnnlle Crime lu
Tlint Uultureil Lily.
The epidemic of juvonjle crime in aud
around Bosten is becoming a matter of
pretty notions import. A few days age,
en the complaint of prominent oitizeus,
the mayor leuud It necessary te stir up
the police commissioners in a sharp note
about outrages at the North Knd by little
raBOiils who had been damaging preperty
nnd etidangcriug life, Thursday nt Ply
mouth the young son of n prominent
Bosten merchant was lined for mutilating
the marble tablet ou the gruve of Daniel
Webster, nt MurHhlleld. Iu the Charles
town district Thuisday evening Jimmle
llartuett, 11 years old, get angry with n
playmate who was teasing him nud buried
the blade of his pocket kulfe in the
ether's thigh. The vletlm was seriously
injured,
The police of Lewell have arrested ilve
urchins, uged from 12 te 11 years, for
highway robbery committed ou two lads
of about their own age, These young
desperadoes knocked their viatims In the
mud, peuuded them Inte submission and
rilled thelr pockets et seme penules and
seme oern oaken, These young highway highway
meu were net bauded together by blood
curdling oaths, but they have read much
und dtsoiisBed continually the latest stories
lu ten cent lltorature. Jehn L, Sullivan's
pugilistic oxpleiU have been their ospeoial
admiration and two of thorn have been
striving for seme tlme te rival the cham
pion's fame iu the estimation of thelr elaas
atsoheol. Owing te the youth of the
young eriminnls lliey will be prosecuted
for assault only.
The last gang of full llodged yeuug
bii8hraiigeis aud would be Indian killers
was exposed te thu humiliations of a court
room nrrauHiment bv the Seutli uosten
police. It was discoverod that a gang of
boys, nearly all of whom nre well known
te thoeflloers, had taken possession of the
cellar of a dwelling heusa ou It street, whleh
they ambltieukly btyled a " elub room."
The leader of the gang, narucd O'Dott O'Dett O'Dott
uell, is said by the polieo te be the weist
boy In that hoqUeii of the elty. He Is a
confirmed truant and oneo was arroBted
and committed for two years. He was
released et the expiration of about n year.
" It Is probably an extra ilose of dlme
nevel," said Captain Viual, of Station 0.
" Thcre Is a great deal of talk about
obitcene lltorature, but the story papers
and yellew oevored novels de vastly mero
harm. They play the mlfohlef with the
boys."
" Was thore a regular organization of
this gang, like that at Qulucy ?"
"They had net get se far as that ; they
ttsed the cellar as u place te get together
and talk. They would go out nod steal
what little things they could lay thelr
hands en te kcep thorn in tobecco and
spendlng money. We found a. deck, seme
tobacco, half a dozen large brass deer keys
and a few small artioles."
The yeungest of the gang is elght years
old, and the ages of the ethors, ten or
twolve In number, range from ten te slx slx
tceu years. O'DonueI carried a rovelvor,
but the rest had no firearms. Three of
thorn wero en Thursday put tinder $500
beuds for trial for breaking aud onteriug.
Herbert Speucfr suyi, thuliwnmi'a conver
sation WnRiire Index te his muiitnl cupaclty ;
wn therefore account for the numerous Hat
taring commendation- mude bv our most
learned men et the meiiUel Dr. Hull's Ceuuh
Byrup
AllMY OK TUB FOIOMAO.
On Tlie Ulilcknlieiuliiy.
Undurdnte el Mny 8.18S1, cel. a. r.'llbbltla,
of Dever, N. II., seiula ui the following
"While en duty lu the army el the Potomac
In the swmnpg el the Chkkuhemlny 1 con
tracted a complication of diseases that culmi
nated in aplnul trouble, paralysis ou ene slde
and sevuradlsease of the kulneys nnd bladder,
and great urinal weakness. Ker a long tlme
I was under the ttcatmentef the best physi
cians, nml tried ninny el the se-culled rome reme
dliH, but rccolved no permanent benefit.
When 1 wua lu the drug btialneaa In lloaleu I
heal d tavorable account et the eiliency el
Ilunt-s Uemcdy for dUeaana el the kidneys
und urinary organs, und having decided te
Klve It u trial, I purch licit seme ut Wlngate'a
drug store, Dever, N. II., nnd have received
gri'ut rellnf Irem using It. The soveie pains
In my luck ure removed, uml I am nble te
sleep soundly uud obtain real ut night which
for se long a time I could net de. nnd the
weakness In the urinary organs lias been to te
lleved, and I gre-illy regret that I did net test
tlm great merlla el Hunt's Homedy when I
was tlrst taken aluk.na I am confident It would
have saved me from several yours el Biitror Biitrer
Ints t und 1 ma mero strongly convinced et
thla utter hearing or Ihu meat remurkuble
cures ulleclcd by Hunt's Uemeuy lu u case el
Height's Dlseiise here In our midst In Dever,
alter the p illeut had been pronounced Incur
able by celebrated physicians."
Mr. TlbblttsUu retlled iliiiKKlet, formerly
located In Iloaten, and la n thoroughly lelln lelln
bie citizen. Cor. Kd.
U. D. PII8TAI. ttr.UVIUK.
II, 8. Whitney, assistant postmaster, Put
nam) Conn., wrltea May 3, 1SSJ: "1 liuve
used Hunt's tlemeily with the beat results. I
have sulfeieil untold up.eny ter elghtoen
months 'with kidney unit liver complaint ;
my wuter wua very bud, nt times 1 actually
paused bleed. This was lollewod by generul
proamnien. My business requlilim tue te bu
en my loot meat et thu tlme iiuule my case
wolse. 1 was ndvli'ed te use Hunt's Uuinedy
by it Irlend who hud been cutud by It, and cmi
truly say that It has benellted me mere than
ull the ether medicines 1 have used. I consider
tt the best medicine ler kidney uml liver
troubles, uud cheei lully recommend It te ull.
11117-lwdM.WAK.V.w
nickrd uut.
Hew tunny people thoie nre who nre strug
kIIiik te rise lu this world Unit ure kicked
down and out by envious ilvnls. Themas'
Kclectrle Oil never " kicked out" Its pntrena.
It la true blue. Ker threat utleotleiis, asthma
nml catarrh It Is a certain uud rapid piiiu. Ker
sale by II. li. Cochran druggUt, 137 und li'J
North Queen street.
A ltetnnrkHble Kacnpe.
Mi-3. Mnry A. Didley. of Ttinkliannoek, Pu.
was ullllctetl ter six years v. (til Asthma nnd
bronchitis, during which tlme the beat physi
cians could Klve ue relict. Ilur llte was do de
spall ed et, until lu last October she procured
u ltottle el Dr. King's New Dlacevery, when
immediate lellet waa It'll, uud by continuing
Its use ler a slieit lluie slie was completely
cuietl. guliilng In lleali 5'J tt-i. In u tow months.
Kiee Trlul llottleaet tills certain cuie et ull
Threat nnd Lung Discuses ulC. A. Leclier'a
Drug Stere. Large Helt lea il.10.
llucklen'a Arnicn Bulve.
The Heat Hnlve In the world ler Cuts,
Ilrulses. 8eri'8, Ulcers, Salt lllieum, Fever
seiea, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cerns, and ull skin eruptions, uud positively
cuies Piles or no puy required. It It guar
uuteeil teglvu perfect sattslautteit or money
retuiiiled. Price, cents per box. Ker sale
byC. A.LechLl.
.Seme Mrniig Minded Women
(in rci'iiliiin their husbands aiiuizlllilv fast
should they net de their duty. Jlunteck Itloed
Jltlteri ure a geed reuulater el tlm circulation.
Tiinv iiiv tixilualvelv u bleed loule.aiid coiue-
quently ilrl.e ut (lie root el many serious all-
llienta. rer saie uy u. i. t.iiciuuu, iiiuksieii
1J7 and IS-) Nuith Queen street.
We UlmlleiiKe Ht World.
When wu say we belluve, we have ovldenco
topievo that Shlleh's consumption Cure la
decidedly Uie best Liiiik Medlclue made, In us
much as It will euro a common or Chrenla
Cough In one-hull the time nutl relieve Asth
ma, llreuchltis, Whooping Ceugli, Croup, uud
.Imur inni-ii piui-il lit CflilHllllllllliitl fMirml than
ull ethers. It will curowheie they lull, It Is I
lileiiaiuit te take, liariuleaa tt) the youngest!
child und we giiuruutee what we say. Price,
luc, Coe. mid (l.ue. 11 your Luiiga are sere,
Chest or Hack lamp, use Shlleh's Pereus Plus
ter. Sold by 11. II. Cochran, druggist, Nea, 1U7
and IS) worm yuoen bireet. icui-uixi j
Tin W Alt K, XV.
JOHN 1'. HUI1AUM.
FQRNACES and RANGES
OK ALL KINDS
REPAIRED.
Cull uml see the New Improved WllOUUUT
IKON COLD CA8K4
Radiating Portable Furnace,
The Cheapest und
Market,
Ileal KUUNACK In tlie
MANUKACTUUKD KXCLU81VKLY II Y
Jehn P. Schaum,
24 Seuth Queen Streot,
leb-lVd
LAN0ABTKU, PA.
HTUVim.
peTlH, iviulfci! OO ,
-BANKERS,--
45 WALL STREET, New Yerk.
llrokeiii und Dealer In ltnllway and ull ether
Securities.
UAILWAY 1NVK8TMKNT3
a specialty, ln Iho selection and estimate of
which their long connection with "Poeiih
M.vnuai. ev HAiLiteAiiti " givtii them special nil
vmibigi'H. CorrvspeHiluiico Invited und In In In
ouirleiunsworod Deposit ncceunta received
uud Inteicst ullewedf uUIKlniveil
MKIttVAL.
A YKK'UUHKUKY L'KUTOUAl
Ayer's Cherry rccterwl.
COLDS. .... ", Orrvllle. Ohie, Sept. 10. 18U
., 7, li?.ln ,,een "l,el toubrenohlnl
nirccllen, with lreijumit celdn, ter a number et
yearn, I hereby oertiry that Ayor'sUherry I'eo I'ee
tniulklves me prompt relief, nndi, the meat
cltoctive remedy I have ever tried.
" James a. Hamilton.
' Kdlter of Tht Vreieent."
flnnflHS "Mt.Oll(in(l,Ohle, .Ittiiei.li(l
uuuuuu. i lave ulMHl Ay,,,-,, cherrjr I'eo I'ee I'eo
ternl this spring for nsovero cough und lung
trouble with uoedoircat, nnd Um pleased te
recommend Ittonnynne ilmllnrly uboetud.
"lUllVRr IUUIltlHAN,
" Proprietor Ulobe Hetel.
riiKfAiiKunr
Dr. J, C. Ayer & Ce., Lewell, Mass,
Sold by nil Druggists.
mia-ZklAw
A UIlKAT HUUUK89.
HOP PLATER.
This porous plaster Is famous for Us quick
ml hearty action lu curluu Liinie Hack. Uhuit-
nmtlHin, Hclutlca, Crick In tlie Hack, hldennd
Hln. Nuiiralula. Htltr Joints and Muscle. Hern
Cheat, Kidney Troubles and ull pains ornches
either local or deep-seated. It seethes,
8lrongtlietiA nnd Stimulates the pnrts. The
virtues et hops combined with guma-cleaa
mid ready te apply. Superior te ltnlmenm,
lotions and salves. Price, 'i'i cants or n ler
f l.tw. Held by ilruggtjt und country slerna.
Mulled ou receipt el prlces. Jlep I'lutter Com
pany, Proprietors, Iloaten, Mass.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
-The beat Inmlly pill inade Unwley's
Stomach nnd Liver Pills. 2-c. Pleasant In
action nnd easy te take.
nevW-lyd.tw (1)
VAl'Kll UAMUiaun, ac
pilAlir.8 W. HItY.
8KN1) YOUU OIlDKItS IN NOW 1TOU
Paper Hanging ami Sliade Werk,
AS
the rush will seen rommenco.
un Klegaut block el
We hnve
WAIL PAPERS.
Ol Kvery D scrlplleu In nil the Leaning New
Patterns. Over Kitty Designs of
DADO SHADES,
In the prevailing New Celers, six ntitl soven
tent Irtng t these Keeda ure gelling mero pop
ular evtuy season. Plain Heeds, ull widths,
ler any kind et a window, fixtures, Cords.
Oriimnuiita, &c.
LACE CURTAINS,
Frem One Dellar a pair up. lied Fetts, Pillow
Shams, Tidies and Lambrequins Walnut,
llrusa, Cherry, Ash nnd Kbeiiy Curtain Polca.
I'lHIt AND MAN1LE JIJtlWItS.
PHARES W. FRY,
67 NORTH QUBBN ST.
I.ANOASTKll. PA.
a j. a an anv gcJij;fviraii.
TTIUU a MAUTin.
QUBENSWARK !
QUEENSWAKE !
-AT-
CHINA HALL.
China, Glass, Quecnsware.
TIIK LAUUK3T A880UTMKNT.
ALLOOODSEXCIIANQKO IK NOT8AT1H
KACTOUY. Ileusekeeperx leek te your Intercst.
umliie our stock buiore purchualng.
Kx-
High & lartin,
15 EAST KING STUEET,
LAN0A8TKU, PA,
UltOI,lSKU!a.
T HUHSK'fl.
TUB 1.0VKUS OF QOOO
FLORIDA ORANGES.
.lust received nn Invoice of INDIANU1VKU
Kr.OUlDAOUANUK8tromlliegrovo of Hit,
CIIA8. NAUMAN (a lermer Lancastrian),
Tiiey nre VKUY KINK, tldu skill uud Juicy.
They uie luscious.
-OUU
UIO 1SLENDED C0FEEE,
The best S5 cents, lu Luucauter. Try It and lie
ceuvluteil.
-AT-
BTJRSK'S.
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET.
LANCAHTKU. PA.
JllAVllltiKltX.
II
AV1NO
UISSOI.VKI)
PAHTJiKKftlilP
mid iielmmuiully closed the Chestnut
iintly
9, l ile-
Stieet Iren Werka, i dtnlre te Inform my old
patrons uud tbn publle generully, thnt I am
allll tu thu business, being located In tlie Penn
Iren Company's Werka, North Plum stroet,
where 1 am making Iren uml Uruss Cestlngu
el every diKtrlpUeu. and will be pleajed te
serve nil who may invar me with thelr patron
age. Krem 10 years experience In the business
nml using the beat material and employing
the beat mechanics, 1 urn aalHned I can guar
antee entire aaiUlactlen. Castings mude from
n mixture et Iren unit steel which ure mero re
liable ler strength uud durability than the
best cast Iren known. V teeth roll plnlena,
rolls und rolling mill work a specialty. Cast
ings mude at very aett Iren, uud brass cast
ings et overy description. 1 nnve all the pat
ters nr the well und layernbly known Mewrer
Cern nml Cob Cruaher. refitted and Improved.
Alse en liund, inUla cempleusly tlttett up or in
parts, te replace old ones which have been lu
uae ur yuain, HuniHuwvuiiiK wow v. ..
lslactlen. v
anU-iiuJ U- O. MnfUTIiTiiCy.
CI MAY'S ei'fcOiiriu Muuiuitibi "tjf,!i
J Ureut KimlUh Uomedy. An unfailing
cure ler lmiiotency, nnd "iU.ii0,.
fellow less et Miimery, V.n,T?,ti1nii
tude. Pain in thellack. Ulmnea of
Vision, Prematura Old V M?nJ?!J
oUier itlieasea that loud te InMnltVOJ ten-
b1Un0a.,,e,r?naprtVul?eV,K
dresatng the 'ln'c0C,,UAK, DniRKUt,
Nea. iJ7uudlSiNerlh Queeu stroet, lnncM-
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On'uwxmnt el ceuntwfyiU, wbttaveftJept
itwr i thoeniy Ktmulaa.
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