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LANCASTER. JULY 1 ISffl.
ff Prohibition in Politics.
!VTlf.tmhiiw. neta.1 uisplv in tloelininrr te CO
;,-? r"" . e, : ' . : . "
F( Inte politics, In relraiiiing from making,
&., jndersing or antagonizing irty nomliia nemliia
t$ tlonB,andlndeclaiingfertcuii)cr.ince and
$"' Houehn license Jaws. Tiiere 13 no occasion
k nr thn llniier men te de mere tliau I.iv
S.Jnm flmlr nrlnrlnlpa and te reseli te
iSk. 1 l. Ia.t nnl BiiniiA ttmti lift 1I1I
BUU1U Vj "CU1 iiuu lu'jvi "".it i.iiwi.w.
muA rm nn4U1n.l In 41m lucf tinfjnMnti tit
S AUCT 1UU luuuni wf uu juv i..v....u..
rS' the law and no niore ; tbey are liable for
InfrnMlnna nf It. mill t.lipv m.lkn iintlillll? b
'If --'"-- -J a
encouraging or protecting mose w no nrcaK
-, the law and abuse Its pm lieges, liuem-
'(ty& perance is an oiTense against decency and a
f- disgrace ; the encouragement or promotion
&r oiHisUesereiiyuniepuiar.
Between intcmiierancu and total absti
nence there is a niiddie ground, which tlie
vast majority of men and women see fit te
take for the regulation of their pmate
conduct; and between absolute prohibition
and free liquor there is a niiddie ground
which it has been the policy of the law in
this commonwealth te take. It is true
there are widespread abuses of tiie present
law. In many communities the number of
licensed places is far in excess of tlie needs
rT-hit-raiTiMn juwimmnclitien : anil in main
M i-- 1 - --
tll.AKlin femilatfnna nf i lm l.iur nrn cli.inin-
lessly trampled upon ami ill lied ; in ether
parts of tlie state there is absolute prohibi
tion by the action of the courts in refusing
all licenses, and tlie judges are sustained in
their position by the popular majority ; in
ether places, such as Media, Delaware
county, for instance, the home of llepubli
can State Chairman Cooper, there is prohi
bition by tlie charter law of the town;
in Pittsburg the license rates are higher
than in ether parts of the shite; in Phila
delphia there is in one rcnse fieu license, as
all applications confeiuiiug te the lilies are
granted by the count commissioners, sub
ject te revocation for cause by the courts.
The demand for gi eater uniformity of
the license law 3 seems te be a reasonable
one; the grading of the fees according te
the amount of sales or tlie imputation of
the places iu which business is done, and
the establishment of these fees at such a
figure as will restrict the budness te 10 10 10
spousible persons, are regulations that men
of character, lit te be entrusted with a li
censed business, will net tint! fault with.
Ner is the enforcement of existing laws
any just ground for complaint among tlie
liquor men. A wise decree has forbidden
the sale of liquor en bunday, te miners or
te drunken peisens. Te me enient for tlie
evasion or repeal of these regulations w ill
find popular favor; and the liquor men
wisely abstain from asking this.
The number of licenses te he granted,
like the building of bridges and the hi) mg
out of reads, and many ether matters of
domestic concern, coming close home te
the people of erery community, has been
given te the discretion of tlie judges. Tliey
are responsible te their people. They
ought te be in a position te knew the rights
and wrongs of the traffic ; and the voters
' have a chance every ten jears te pass upon
them, and their policy. II is needless te
say that temperance people hae new here
fairly tested theetlleacy of existing law s uer
:V-t exhausted their rights under them te legu-
v law wie trauic ; 11 is a matter for reasonable
f doubt with fair-minded men whether
tynr severer laws ceuiu he enforced where
?. these have failed of mwr.itiniK
jjjg. The manufacture and sale of liquei and
sxr ucea uttve ueveiupcu uuuer uieiawset this
w, state into u business of
many millions
;. yielding seme ten million dollars auuual
public revenue. The i'lohibilien mom
ent proposes te utteily destiey these al-
that -.p'""""-1 "" leieiiuisi. i ur
t""' reason alone it cannot n.iss.itif' i.ncrnt.
lletTSss; irreiKX'liva of the principles
ofmeranuw.i, and geed sUtesmanshlp in-
a1 tfj.l in iwnlillillln.k I-- II t
iuncumPiumuHiuu, i. veil u a majority
el the ieeple of the btate favereil piolnbl pielnbl piolnbl
tien, that alone would net justify if. ma.
g$L jerities are te rule only htibject te the rights
KL of minorities. This is recognized in all thn
tjr operations of the law. The temperance
R-1 tl0ln llAfl Mil te lnUI llV Ilialetlnrr m ..-..-
& hibitien; the liquor men hae all te gain
ir. by conceding the justice of regulation.
m
tw ie electoral tyticuu
I if ine manner or eiectine a nresiilpnt.
r1, which e very beily of an observant tutu of
una, seesnas come te be in practice seme-
Wing very Uifferent from the theory of the
- fAlllAtSl urlm ilat,t.A.l 41. ..1. 1 i .ii.
. - .uuunam Ui0 cnienii eouege,
.toeneotthe subjecU that is universally
Oncededtobeef SUUreme imnert.mr-n n.l
.sever gets proper consideration from Cou Ceu
cresa. Hen. Charlps it itnr.v-.,t,.. .. i. i
Jte a talr way te be sent as a represe'ntativ e
wMWBie. irem uiu state, in a recent
peech at Danville announced very plainly
that if at any time he Bheuld represent any
Ctlen of the peeple of Pennsylvania in
Congress of tlie United States. 1, ,
would go there for earnest work, and one
'urpeae would be ' te take up the Jlaish
amendment of 1677 and see if it cannot be
ywed and sent down te the people for
adoption."
In view of the high character of Mr.
Seckalewand the Increasing probability of
' . rit nomination and election, this announce-
invests his candidacy with some
approaching national importance,
I recalls attention te the preposition he
i te bring te the forefront.
W constitutional amendment intro
duced into Congress by Cel. Levi Malsh,
of Yerk who, by the way, In also a can
didate for renominatlen proposes te allow
the people te vete directly, each man for
himself, for the candidate of his cholce
for the office of president, and provides
that the votes in each state shall be re
ported te the scat of government in the
stale precisely as the votes ler governor
are reported, and that tlie governor, the
secretary of tlie commonwealth and the
chief justice of the statu shall leceive the
returns, and assign te each candidate a
proportion or sharoef the electoral votes of
the state, exactly in ratio te tlie popular
vote which lias leen given him ; tlie result
of which will be that in each state each
candidate for tlie presidential otlice will
get nn electoral vete exactly according te
public opinion in tlie stale, and the will
of the peeple w ill be transmitted te 'Wash
ingten, and will tlicre be iliiiy pro
nounced. The advantages claimed for ituretli.it
vvhileitpieserves the electoral sjstenief
state lepresentatlen, it also expiesses the
popular will and gives a f.iirieprescnt.itlen
te the large popular minorities In the state,
who are new disfranchised. 11 maye.isilj
happen, as Mr. lluckalew points out. iu de
precation of the present sjstem, that "a
fraudulent, corrupt, 01 otherwise sinister
voteoffivo or ten thousand iu lVnnsjlva lVnnsjlva
niaer New Yerk may coutiel tlie whole
electoral vete of tlie state atanv eltctien.
" Tour hundred thousand men uiaj strug strug strug
gloduriiigalengelectloncimpaigu.exerting themselves te the utmost, eiending their
means, time and labor, their utmost ener
gies honestly iu behalf of vv hat thej lieliev e
te be principles of iuipeitaiicu te the gov
ernment of the ceuutrv, ami in behalf of a
candidate fit for the high office for which
they support him , and vet all their 1 der,
oertien and patiietism ma lie wasted Ih. Ih.
duse a ceirupt or managed vole in Phila
delphia or Pittsburg Is cist into the oppos
ing scale, b which tlie will net enh
lese their vote iu the election, but
by which all thtlr just shaie of iewei
will be transfein.il te the i ther side "
lly the adoption of the Maish-lhickalcw
) stem these decisive votes would have
only their sharoef iiitlueuce. no mere , and,
besides tlie faiier representation secured,
the motive for ceirupt and ether undue
pressure en our presidential politics would
be vastly hssened and the whole sjstun
pin died.
Ai.vs ler oleom irgariiie ' It must von
bear the welglit of that which pmiwrly be
longs te bminess slupiillty. It is gravely
Htattd that William Hill A ion, efhpring
villi', one of the largest creamery firms in
Iowa, is rejuirted us having ralleil, i.iummI
by the iutroiluctlen of oleeuiargariuo.
To-Jiennow'-. extra Issue of tlie Imiim
ni.Mtu will be a brilliant miil-suinmer
number. A sparkling uovulutte is apjirepri
ate te the Noaseu; the Ktiglish rage ler " a
tashlonable religion" will be ilcpiiUnl ; lit
trlbute Is paid the departed xx.'liogeiilus of
the New .Seuth, the Inte Paul 11 million
llajiie; ''Women In Music," i tlie topic of
discussion iu the popular " Drill" depart
menu and ".Sindbul" will have covernl
columns or hit anil mis.t ilnt about men anil
things, hlgns utiil 80.1 ions; our philosophical
contributor w ill lm e n v acalieu paper about
liberal culture mid its aims : the phases of
llfe and manners te be seen Iu a city harbor
shop form the tliouie of u special contribu
tion; tlie history et tm old tavern new In
courweof demolition is te be tela hyoneof
the local htull , nnd tlie spi-iial illustrntuil
city sketch w 111 tell the slery of the mar mar mar
volleus rise of a highly Ktiec-slul local
business enterprise, A poem liy " May
Jlorrew " and v erses by many ether w rlters ;
amusement mul pertiug netus, religieus ind
literary fancies and all the ilaj's news will
make up te-morrow 'a Imi.i.i.iiu.m i.ii.
Se mi: auti I'reuch Htatistltim has ngured
out that iu laiglaml the population doubles
in CO years; In the Unitwl hbites, t'auada
and Australia In St years ; in .ermaiiy, in
la'ijears, and in l'niuce and in countries
using the Trench lauguage, 1 10 j e ir.
We notice iu the Pittsburg i a hlery
tell! by Stephen Vy". Nasli, a delegate le the
Liquor League cenv tuition in that oily, about
ien. Heaver riding part way out te 1'iltnburg
with the ineinbers of that convention. He
rotates It thus :
"I asked the general te tike n driuk, but
he declineil. Ile siiil tliat he illiln't want me
te think though that he was a temperanui
man. ' Down at liellelonte tliuy think I'm
a great temperance man, siia t.eneral
lleaver, 'anil uiabe I nm tlicre, but tlii're
greatly mlstakeu. V by, 1 jre en tears elten.
I don'ttle iiuseften as 1 would like te, be be
cauxe it hurts me, and 1 can't stand il. Hut
dou'tyeu liquor wen get the idea iu your
heads that 1 am a Prohibitionist, era temper temper
auce advocate. I likea drink onceiu n vvliile
justaswell as anyone olse does, and 1 take
It tee.'"
We de net think this tale is true, (.cueral
Heaver U a weak mail, and his party Is acting
with duplicity te the temperance people.
Hut it is utterly unllkelj that i.en. Heaver
used any such language us is here ascribed te
him, and te start such stories will only react
upon the nuthers of them te Uieir iujurj, net
te Heaver's.
Tin. latest political gossip Ireiu Lngland
is that I,erd Salisbury has ellured te ive tlie
Liberal-Unionists four Heats iu the cibiuet,
and an equal ratio of the lesser elhces. He
will permit Lord Hartiugleu te be ie uler Iu
the Heuse et Commens, and te select what
olUce be cheeses, except lint of premier.
When they get tlie si He nicely lUed, (ilad (ilad (ilad
Htoneaud l'amell will jump en it
Vit. knew it would ceuiu. t .rati mi, the
Philadelphia cooper, who wnt thrnugb the
,, iiiwiniwi iuinua, in UJ uu lliu Oil l' 111 OlllOU
along with his birrel. Then he lias ion
traded with it man te rope it his daring foil
as often as ik sired. Already the illeusef his
success are apparent, iieorge VV. While, a
young Oswego barber, his arrived at Niagara
Palls and wants te swim the Whirlpool
rapids in a lerk Jacket. What loels tliese
mortals but
Tin: Philadelphia I.eilijcr is ene or the
most prominent humanitarian newspaers
or the country, and vv hen It w rites en such a
burning question ns " Hoiernutorles for
Yeung Olleudern," ILsviews will exclte mero
than ordinary attention. Particularly will
this be the casein Lancaster w here Able Pew.
den's eonnneiuont in tlie Philadelphia IIouse
or Koluge has awakened profound intorest.
The paper says: "In l'rance, in Hngland
and iu seme or the states Iu our I nieu, refor refer refor
mnterlos have been established which, by a
course or administration very illllorent irem
that of a prison, have succeeded In restoring
te society, as geed inembers thereof, Lxijh
who would have been turned out or prison
no better than w lien they entered It, and very
probably much worse, The relermatnry
proper Is net llke our IIouse or Itufuge. That
Is a geed Institution under its limitations,
but Is net well situated te carry out tlie refor
matory Idea. Heme or its managers and
ethers engaged in similar work have ler a
Jeng tlme deslred te have it removed from
the city te Bome country site, where, besides
luv nig the advantagoera kind of lamily or er or
gauizatien, w Uheut thoapiearaiii e or a prison,
greater opportunities would be Htlerded te
teach both bej sand girls hew le work he that
cfee7'W. ta."ri8 l d.s;
Pennsylvanla, wt,ch ha, a model penlteu
tiary, ought te utatliule for the Heuse or
Iteruge a model reformatory in the country
for the geed of the community and the spa
clal geed of the wayward youth of the city,"
Tin; American llnr iwioclntlen, which
meets nnniiHlly In Siraten, 1ms becomea
v oil ocUiblllieil Institution ; Its j early guthor guther
tngs are oceiislniiii of great social nud prolis prelis prolis
Hlenal intorest. It has tuuiteit te bring
together eminent inoiiiliersor tlie protisieu
from (llMoreut Juris et tlieiimnlry nud tlie
papers riMU have siibsUintl.il value. Its net
meeting unit tlie ninth xluce Us intilutleii
will be held Aug. ts 10 ami -0. Among the
esaj Ists unit Hiilijixts for the oeiaMen are In
le n piper liy Jolinsen T. IMati, of CennixHI
cut, en "The Opportunity for the l)ovelo-
uiPiu et Juriopruileneo in tlie t nltwl staliw , '
a iMlwr by William 1. Well, or MUlilgnn,
en "The Dartmouth OolltKfieaml l'rlvate
Corenitlons ;" llil Diiilley 1 ielil'i roert
en "UeIbjs In .huliclal AilinliiMratlen," ami
a paper by lleorge II. Hate-, of Delaware, en
"l.eglslallve Control ever Miuilclp.il forpeni
liens." Dlsoussiens et tlioe tlieuii's mil u
dlnuer iiml rivcplleii will 1st ether feituns
of the meeting.
It la pleaiiiK te nole tli it tlie isul trule iu
thaAshUuditlxtrh'tUbrlRlitiHiliig, imlnearly
overy culllvry is working en lull time, with
thopresott of Kteuly eiiiplewneut ter the
next thrve months.
Till. Htate will liave fir mero surplus i isli
this jear than ter many v ears, owlti);tellio
enlerveti.pnt of the new roveuue act as te U
en money at intorest. The i-ountieH of
Vilsms, iVrmstreng, llisltenl, ltlair, llutler,
t'amoren, I'liester, (.'lirien, I'learlieil, Cum
berland, Klk, Krle, 1 hvpUe, I'erest, Juniata,
Lawrouce, Mi.Ke.iu, Ml 111 in, Menteur, Perry,
bomersot, Misiiuelianna nnii I nieu sliew a
porceutago of imrease, as ceuiureil with the
previous j ear, from 100 te I 000, nud the
average lncroa-se is J- The counties Indl
cateil last j par reported meniy at intorest
subject te n feur.mill tax at f 11, bvJ,lK 'the
amounts this jpar Irem the saiue comities
aggrejte fKMtsHX. In nil the counties of
the state the meney reHirteil it Intorest last
ye-r vas Jll i,Jn.,7ii,J, realising n tax at four
mills, of $5M,oeo '1 he tax the stntewill ro re ro
celvofrom the tenl -three couulies which
have nlisl roierts at the aiullter general's
(Uurtuiint, and Philadelphia will reach
about fvll.lHM. The remaining counties are
expected te swell the amount te nearly
t.'.OOH.OlXl.
VAHLtSI.K It UUXIXAM.
The Couper snliumer l'ut Lpmi t-lxlilbltleit by
nil l'litertirlnlng 3Ian.iger.
(iraham, the cooper who undo the trip
through the .Niagara rapids nnd whirlpool en
biindty, has returned te HuUale, X . Ho He Ho
fero he lelt Suspension bridge he was photo
graphed In his barrel. He has uiade utliree
weeks' contract with Mr. IL 1, Scott, et
Hutlaln, who has plaied him mid his barrel
ou exhibition nt the Pal ice or Trade belore
mi enormous crowd. Iter nut ok there Mr.
Scettwill take (iriliam te New Serkand
Chicago, in each of which places a week will
bespeut, Then Mr. Orahaui will return te
the Mineral Springs hotel, Suspension
bridge, whero he is under centrai t ler the
balxtus) et thoseisento the proprietor, Mr.
Jehn I. Manning.
"Hew elten de you intend te go through
the rapids this season "' wasasked.
' I don't knew," (iraham replied "under
my centrai t with Mr. .Manning I inn te go
through as often us he requires me te."
(Iraham admitted that he .still felt hjiue
ellectsel his rough voyage, his nerves being
a little unstrung as yet- lle ackuovvledges
that he is net particularly anxious te make
anethertrlp very seen, ami savs that he had
no Idea et tiie furce of thecurrent through the
rapids. "I was pretty weak when they
drew me out at Lewisten," he said, "and If I
had stayed iu there ten minutes longer I
don't knew what would have been the ro re
sulL The heat was something terrible
Why, when I went Inte the barrel I be
lieve the temperature was 110. It I go
through again you un duiiend en it that
barrel will be cool."
PERSONAL.
Hi.fiti si.v r v i iv i. Li- vv is Hi. n ii, el New
Yerk, Is dy lug.
Jehn lien ii, the shipbuilder, is reported
te be living at his home ut College 1'elut,
Leng Island.
C'vnuiN vi. (iImiiess has returned te Halti Halti Halti
inore irem Deer Park greatly improved by
the vacation.
Itiv. Hi.m.v V vitn IliMiiiu remarks
upon the quiet and orderly character of
Lngllsh elections as cempired witli elections
in America.
Ili.v. Hit. vvi llntv, a well known
Haptist minister, died 'Ihurstl ly near hiran hiran
ten, aged 'ii years. He hid been titty years
in the ministry.
IthV. J P. (ilLMOiu, junior el SU Mary's
church, Waterferd, N. V., has been elected
provincial of the Augustiniau order in the
I nlted States te serve ler four years.
Jinei Cuvie Hiiuii.i enterLiincsl the
ParmeiV club at his county rosidence near
Philadelphii en 'Ihursday. (.en Cameren
and James Dully, of this ceunty,were among
the guests; and teilll the vacancies in mom.
bership the club olecteil Hllshi P. Wilbur,
president or the Lehigh alley railroad com
pany, and Mr. Jehn 1 ell.
Mil Pew iihiu v thus rerers te statu militia
organizations : " 'I hey stand us a barrier bo be
tweeu labor and lapi'al. 1 de net say that Is
what they euuht in lie that is whiu tbnv urn
VV hore labor h is ha I room ami time te assert
Itsult that array or bayonets has steed bo be
tw lieu them and their rights. It has been
demonstrated that two-thirds et the regl regl
ments or exch uute are meinburs or the
knights el Laber and when their time ex
pires they w ill net relein. Let the men w he
are in tlie banks and railroads, let the mm
vv he oppress labor, till up these rankH. Then
when the two shades are arrayed against
each ether we will see who will vvin. 'Ihey
iv ill be tee cowardly te de It,"
severing Krinii I ngl mil's l.ninil l.nige
VI l-siiiu.
The news that the grand mister or the
(rand Ledge or Masens, el Quebec, had is.
sued an edict severing all intercourse with
tlie (.rand Ledge or Lngl mil, created much
Interest in Masoule ilrcles In .New Yerk.
The (.rand Ledge or Lngland refused te cut
oil tholhrie 1 ngllsh Montreal ledges which
refused te iilUliate with the (.rand Lodtre et
(Quebec.
A prominent member of the Masens' order
said that the Aiiierlcau Masens alt bviii.
pythized with their (uobee brethren, mid
tint most certainly the New "Verk and all
the ether (.rand Ledges In this country
vvmihl join in the iKilet and sever relations
with the interdicted (Irand Ledge
MIVIK lA.
Seme day, when you remember nil
1 hat 1 hav e been, or still might be ,
bee ev er Jey there drops a p ill.
And i our tree lire is net se free ,
W hen time's new laughing mrii nt gihicn
Away irem scenes most blight nnd full,
Ami flews where little cemiu beliles
1 he glowing weight of toil and c no I
Whim lilendMhlps fuleuud hepu go by,
W 1th all their splendid piuinUe crushed ,
hen iutver liiluliewa span the sky
And geld Itself heciiis vvetthlcsi ilmt
Will j ou net think "1 knew It well,
'1 here wiu no friend se true in he
Semedlie Illusion cait ltd spell ,
AuiWieinlupiiwcrl could net Heet"
"It cholce were lelt, or he w ere hore,
The world might go Its dreariest vvuy
t omchew, I drtlted jrem my ephere."
WUl you net think of this soiae day;
llamiiierkiinn the rrm.
WIIJieul question, n liainiueck Is ene et
the grcatcst luxuries that n farmer's family
can enjoy, it gives rest, fresh air and isuu
fort te the tired haymaker, the overheated
housewife mid the children, livery member
of thoheiisoliolil.ippreilitnsi Us comfortable
luxury. Hung in the shades of trees, ills
ene of the most pleasant resorts en tlie tarm
lern pilot place te read, It lues no pitinl ler
neomlertablnsoit teilirn slmklngser nieud
tlieihlldren s clenics, it I'liiimv uspiui.
VV lien tlrsl mtriHlUKHi iu the ceuutrv, they
were Imuglit l.v the city iH'epln who i line
totlieever green liillalu spare h el he ilth.
pureair mid rest, and tlm farmers had no
Idea that In a low years tlmv would luxsmin
almost a nixx'ssity iu overy r.unllv , but wilt
Is, mid very low j arils In tiie country
but new have ene or niore or these luxurious
articles sw Inglng rreni their ieri hes or shade
trees. Tlmv are duly upprexlatiHl by ill who
II IV O UIM1 llll'lll.
UiilniRii t iiuu ninilii ltiijr
A tcrrilileorimew.iscoinniittisl.it llrldgo llrldge
isart, Vlabiiun, en VVeilnesday night.
Mrs. 1. ml ml a Jenes, nn aged weiiiin
Irem Kentucky, went te that place te
visit, arriving there at midnight The
station agi lit ullew ml her te spend the night
Iu the ileiMit, and wei.t home. Vbeut -'
o'clock a negre named Tiirerd lohnsen breke
into the ili'isit mid euirnuesl the lady He
lisiii has captured and cenlesstsl tlioirime.
Jehnsen will hardly ogeupv lynching.
" Om v MS.K of i.elilcn 1) in.
Tlie lev i r wretp, " 1'iriliiiice t nlnlit
It rerun lb en ln'r pillow Inn.
A hale lirl,:lu
" Oulj a Iik k nf gelili n liali,
rheiniilili'ii.siiillliiK. swll saUl,
As slip I lid Hever Hie bick of n chilr
Ami went le lid
Frum mi h ri nn
It 14 "ell kiienn Uist the InliitilUiuts el iniiiv
bali.in n iliens shield tbuiuulves tux ilnt In
intuitu illiinu.rsli wi vrtns Arimiatlc limns
enthipltef the stiiinacli lliclr ItMtlnt ts nit
Htflil, 1 r Mteng iKiln.imiit ,HUrs in antiii;e
nt-tlc te tlie llvtui; j;i nn- whlih e vnse illctiM
1 ei this lv ion Vllceck i'ninu l'l iU rs, Ik lii
lOUUHweil et fragrant aimintle glim, are tin
IkmI sitigu ml le weal en the pit of the stem
ach In Chelen lime cr In teiiiltllrs whiru i wi r
lias anil in ilarta are liniiiil 1 hev net enl pi
vinl tniittleu, hut villi inre dlsribtia, i1jcmi
tci, cheltni and leil complaint.
Rib) Is leelliliiK llaitllv knew It using 1K
Haiiin tn thing IaiIIimi Price, Ji n nts.
Theu- nidi et liabhsure vtaiteil and haggard
tixun illirrhivi Dr. llAn Dl.irrlm' i 311 tuie
cunvs wttliuut drying the bewils l'rlis-, a
it nis. J)l HnJ.tn
arjsaiAi. yeTiVKN.
C VT Vltltll Ct Khi), hi ilthnnd sweet breath
sicurcU, I sinieh s Citlairh Kttuidv Price 'iij
cents Nft- il lnlicttir tiie. ter silo by It It
cechruu. DmggUt, Ne lil.Seith CJuccti stint.
V Item irknble l.tied Vlau
he who uttends te the cemfeit of his timlly
and will ii a l I his licit ones eutli r with mho
timl of the lhre.il and lungs, whirihv thtlr
lives in iv be mduni;in d, but who sheubl at ill
t Inns glvt tin in lint Minnlgn nimd, hemji s
Kilsiiu Price '4j nntsnndtl. 7Vial size rre
ter sale bv II II Cechnu, druggNt, 1J7 North
limunstiniU (1)
Will. VOl' turmi with ljspep-la and
l.lver ceiuplnlntf hlleh s V llallzer is gti inn'
tcs'd tocurejeu ler s de by 11 It. Cechruu
Druggist, Se U7 North CJuecn strtsit.
lluckllt s Anilnl Silve
The ltestS dv n In the world for Cuts, ltnilses,
Seros, Ulcers, salt lUieiiln, fever Sens, Teltt r,
Chapjied Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, anil all skin
hruptiens, undpxltlvel cures Piles, in nepiy
requlnd It Is guarantied toglve n rfect atis
f tetlen, or nitmey refunded. Price iV ci nts per
box Ker side by II. II Cecnran, Drueglst, 1J7
unit l.f .tanii wm eu street, iiiieitster, i.i
Dr. Hassllr Wcrx bvntr, I'urcl) vegetible,
pleasant te take, will ctpii worms if any t -iit,
no purgitivu renulrcd nfti r using l'rite, 3
cents, bi alldruggUf. iebs-uUidJlW xt
S1III.UI1 S cl'HK will Imninllitily letltire
Croup, VVhisiiiing ttiiigh unit bronchitis, tar
s tie by 11 It Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North
Queen street.
Caution
We would tuition the Public le lieware et
Di ilers eilcrtng he tup s IUI uu ut lens than the
itgul ir Price, Wi nts nnd (If as eftt ntliuts iml
tiilleiis or lufc'iior-irtlclisareciiMintlitigciiuino
In eitlur te niible them te nil cht uplj 11 II
LiKhrin, druggist. Se. 'J7 North yuien strict is
our ugi ut, tur cunuisicr.
S iniiilu biittlt given
te yetirrr.
elMwdiw
SIIII.OH S COLKJI1 and Luusumptlen euro Is
sold by us tin a gu irantee. It etuis Cousump Ceusump
Htm Fer silo by I! It Cochran, Druggist, Ne.
IS) North yueeu street.
Una Bettlk hryncTS A CUB Mr O-ctr i. 1!
hucli. of Allenlewu, I'll, was b 01 nt with tn
flnmmitery rhiuinatlsin In the winter et lvu.
Doctors could de nothing le lelievehlm He
commenced using Cress' Ilheumuile itemed)
lly the time he hud used halt u buttle he could
leavuldi bed when he had tlnl-dicd the bottle
he was cured nml has net hid art tun. of the
disease -nice In his own words, " 1 Icel better
than ever beluru. ' Price il, bj all di u-'glsls
tcbiiin dMW.tr
(tueil ltMtiltsln l-.ierj Cae
D A lliailfeid, wholesale Un i diuli i ut Cb tl
tnuoega, Tt nn , writes that he mi -erleuslv
altllclisl with u suvire cold that settled tin his
lungs hid tried m inj rcmediei w ithuut bt in til
ltulug induct d te tr l)r King's Sew Dl.covee
ler Consumption, did sound wast ntln ly curtd
bj u-oef a It w bottles .Slncewbltli tliui helms
u-uil it in his family for nil Cuuglis mid Colds
with best results. Ihulsthuexpt lit ncner thou
sands whoe lives liavn been saved 1 j this Wen
il, rf ill Discovery trial ISettln, lm ut II 11
Cecbnns Drug Stere, Nes. U7 and in North
Queen strt ct, Lancaster, Pa i ,)
l'er Hay I'eier.
"dive Kly s Cli mil mini a trial. ThH Justly
celebratetl remedy for th cute id catarrh, hay
fevtr cold In tlie head, Ac, can be obtained ut
an) u pubvble druggist, and uiaj be n lied upon
as a sate and tilcusunt remedy ler thn ubev e t em
plnlnts and will give Immediate rcller. It Is net
u II tulil, suutfer powder, has no offensive odor
and can be used ut any time with geed rcsiill,
as thousands can testify, uineng them some et
the uttiches of this olllce." bjurit nf the limti.
Jlj) O), Ibni J-iwdeetlAw
CitOC I', W HOOPING COUail and ilrnnchllls
Iminudiately rcllevi d by bhllehsCuru lersde
by 11 11 Cuehrun, Druggist, Ne. ll North gucuu
slnsit.
The Lxtlteliient Nut Over
The rush at II. II C'echrun, druggist, Se 137
North Queen idu ut, still continues uu account
ei iien.ens.iltlltlt.it with Cough, Culil". Asthma,
bronchitis und Consuiuiitlen, teprticureabuttlu
of Kt top's balsam ler the 'llmtit mid bungs,
which is sold en a guuratilceumllsgiilngcntrru
Bulls! itllen. It is ii Htundird famll) umidy.
l'rltu &) coots unilll. mal tiicjret. elS-lwdAw
Kerlnme back, rldeer chest, use Shllehs l'er
eus l'lusler. Price iV cents ler .alu by II II.
Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1) North cjucen slieeU
JUST AS GOOD
Dontnllew unyeiut te mike jeu hi Hev e any
ellii r n nn il Is just a gisul for slckhiatUche
as lr. l t lle s special
I'lcsciltitleu, ler It Is nut
tine
1 his Is the only rt medy in the win Id tli it
strikes ut the root
out. Olie ltu trial
of the dlscaee unit drives It
An Knil Iu lluiie .Scraping.
Id ward Shepherd, of llairlshurg. 111, si)s
" Having rtcuiv id se much benefit Irem Hi ctrlc
lllttt rs, I tetil It my duty te let suffering human
lly knew lu Have had a running sere en my
It g let eight years , my doctors told mul would
have te litve the bone soaped or Ii g amputates1.
I usnl, lustiail, thite bottles of Kluetilc Hitters
nnd fceven bexts llucklcn'a Andca Halve, and
my leg Is new sound and well "
Klei trie lllttres uiu sold ut nfty cents a bottle,
and llucklen's Arnica Salve ut 'iVcjicr hoc by
II. It. Cechruu, Druggist. Ses. U7and 13J North
Queen stieet, Lancaster, 1'a. (J)
VAllttlAUXa,
CTANDAKl) OAKK1AUE WOKK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CAREIAGE BUILDER
Mnrket Streot,
Rear of Posteffloo, Lanotvater, Pa.
ly stock comprises a large variety of the
Latest style Huggles, 1'haitens, Carriages, Jlar.
ket mid Ilusluess Wugeus, which 1 otter ut the
very lowest figures uud oil the meat reasonable
terms.
1 call special attention ten few of my own de
signs, enu et whitlils the KDUKUI.hVCI.OSKD
PHYSICIAN COUPK, which Is decidedly the
neatest, lightest and most complete Physician's
CurTlagu lu Ihu country.
Persons wishing te buy u geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear in mind that
they take no rtslc in buying my work. Kvery
Camuge turned out In elghtenn vears a geed
ene that Is the kind et guarantee I have toetrer
the public Alt -work tully warranted. 1'leasa
give me a call.
HKl'AllUNO l'UOMl'TLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen especially employed ter
Uwtpurpese
illtlUVAT
A Yi:if.S SAllsAPVItlLl V
PIMPLES, BOILS,
Ami ( Atlnmilei lOfliill tivm iliMHtatMli lm
lriil llIlt tl. itr IIIHMIM tuiulltleu nf tin IiUhhI
cls Miiiuirllltt inxitltt timl (Ul 1 1 10 mi
4 llll'llOU lllltl IXllllttll
luuiers. liv irinevlng
tin lr iiiiisi
the mil) iilictlve nj eftutilliig
Hit in
Avers sirsavmllla his prevmlul tlieiimial
tent, i ef Helle whlih have ivilncd ami ills
Ins, tit me evtiv aeti ler i'veril jiara
e,is Miihs, l'l ilnv UK, Mich
1 w v bell) troubled Mitli riniiliv en the
lee: nine, with n dliutumilen el tin Kkln,
hlch shewnl Iti If In ngl) dirk patches Se
i Mi runt tn'iilmeiit dlil men thin leiuptmuv
l,esl A) ii s sirsapirlllaitlnleil
A PERFECT CURE,
Vml I havi net been tnnibleJ ilmr
V
lleitil,Uln'r tlii't, l.ewill, Vlii.j
1 ix iiimlili d with Hella, ami ill) hi ilth w
iiimh luipiin i I bignn iiilng Avtis un.iiia
i lilt nml, In 1 i lm". the i rtiptlens all illjup
IhmiI uleli'v 1 1 villi is leinpletil) restelid
-Jehn It HKin- ullti l Miillni lititrr Albe
linirle, N I
I was tliiubleJ lei i Ien, lime, with n tilitniu
whliliappt iiiden in) !' l mrlv I'linples and
ltlotuhee Am r'sNii,iniillv limit nn lien
sblikr II the Inst blmsl inltti t in ihe weild
CHH. II. ftlllltll, Mltlll I IlltUI'IIIV
Vt
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
is sold by nil druggist) ami dl ibisln innllilii.
Vk ler Vjt r " . irsapirlll i niul 0 niiliWeiinv
el lit i
l'lepart'dbv lr .1 (J AveiAle, lewtii.vti,
t'luejl i slv iHitlles,).,
Jul It .-J
rXxTAKKH-HAY-KL-VKK.
CATARRH.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
Ulvis Kcllct at Once and Ciirm
COL.ll IS 111 Al, C VI VltKll, HAV t hV Kit
ltOShtOI.H, Dh Vt tss, IlfcADAtllK.
Net nl.l.iiild, Snttir or Powder tmilrein In
lurieus Drugs and mb mm llilers
A reirtlcle la applied te inch nmttll and Is
agtxvible te u-e t'rlie M n nts at druggists
lijumll,niillinil uitts Lin nlnr ,i nt tu e
KLV l'.l.Olllbl.s, Druggists, Owi'ge, N V.
ulj"iSlieedlv w
Cuiti: i()utiii:pi:.u'.
Peek's l'litint lmnreved Cuhlenid
hnr
Drums tHrfntl rtsteiv hearing nml is rlenn
the work et the ualunil drum Invisible, coin
fertablean 1 tdnnv. In jHv.ltltm All ninvers.i
Hen linden n whispers he.trd dlstlncll) "viiil
for llluiti-ittsl IshiV with testimonials, t Itfch
Aitdnss or i ill en K ItlscON, hVllirnadwit,
New V erk lluiltluii this p us r
luiiitn.isHlAI) w
e
Ulti: tlUAHAM'LKD.
RUPTURE.
cuie guininteed b) DH I, It M VV fait.
Eae at enis no op, rullen or delii) Irem bul.
ness , tistcsl bv huiiUi-eilet i ures vi un uiuie,
S31 AUC1I SI , PH1LA. Send for Clrculir
TAI-lvdAw
OKN KK.MOV hK
YICTOKIA CUHN 15 10310 VIMl.
Wnrraitted te eradicate ce'nplitely and 111 n
short time, the most obdurate rerii, tiard or
soft, witlieut p tin Sold by I, ee W Hull. Chas.
A techer. Jehn 11. hiiutiman, Dr Win Werm
ley, And. el Hev, Chas J Shulmyer, and at
UKCllTOLDS Dill I. SlOltK,
declJ-lyd Ne 101 West Orange St,
i'uiint'.ii.
10L'NT LONNLMION.
Democratic County Convention.
The Demecritlc Count) und District Ceum n
liens of tJini i,ttr count), will mtcten the third
fleer of hepli r s ro-teillio building, in the City
et lincivsti r, ou
Wednesday July 28.
The delegates from the tit) districts will meet
ut li) a tu ami -eh 1 1 time dcligitcs te the
statu convention
Thedili-'itis trem the 2d (l.ewt r) aemblv
district will melt at 10 iu in ami ilecl Ihrt u del
egHtcs te thn state convention and nominate
t w e mi tubers of a-embl)
The delegates lrum the ill) and lower dlstrii t
will iht u intsjt in seiiateriil convention and
elict i mimbi ref the state cemiuittie
the di Ileitis tiem the kl iissembl) and lull
si iliiterlal (tipper) district will mitt it In Ma
in , and nemln itt one person for tatt sen iter,
tint u un tubers of ast mtil) , t It ct lour tit It gut, s
te the state convention und u member et the
stale ceimntltt e
Alter tin adjournment of ull the district eon
ventleus the tit leg Hi s will inn t In Joint imint)
convention unit nominate i mdld ites lur Cen
giuss, district attorney, pii-eu liisjiccters 11),
peer directors (.'), and uraiiij -uiviyur
The primary- mtetlngs te tbet three or llie
dt Ii gates from each district te said coin iiullens
wlllhohelden SA1 UltDAV 1' 31 , IUI V 21, ut
Iilutes and tn nut n hours te be unneiitit ed by
landblll by the dltlereul euinmlttn men
rum each distriit a uuinbei of the eeuut)
cemmlltee fet the ensiling yiar Is ulie te be
chosen Committeemen will notice that the
liws governing primary fbctlens aie I u force
and nntst be curried out at tin se elections
Cenlts of these laws, blanks ler handbills, Ac ,
furnished upon application
VV U. DhSSKI.,
Chairman Dim. Ce Cem.
I.ahcasticu. I une Si. lvi.. I untOi il A vv
rvitxiTUiii:.
F
UKN ITUItK W'AItL'HOO.MS.
KITCHEN EUENITITEE
HelTmeier's Furniture Wareroenis,
20 EAST KING STREET.
Mm- Picltire Krames te Outer
AIXKH a.vii LH1VOUH.
B HANDY ' JIKANIA I'
At this season uf the )cnr ever) ttuilly
should huveu ltellle el
Reigart's Old Brandy,
asale and sine cun ter Cbelcniaud ether sum
liter troubles.
UKILAIir'SOMi W LSKStOItK,
II h SLAV VI Vhbll, Agt
rriHK
OKIiKUHATKD
" UOUQUCT" AND " OLD ANC1I0H"
PURE KVK W1USKIKS
Are rich in flavor, softandnleasanttethu tuste.
I'UKHln quality, are excellent stimulants, and
they stand without u rival in the m irket.
bold
at nil theleudlug
nil the leuuliig Hotels ami liy uruget
sta. Ask
leriu
JIUMl'llllhV & MA11T1N,
bole 1'ronrleterH.
iantMiina
401 N. 3d St., Philadelphia, l'u.
SLAVUlUKUr,
ATACU1NEHY,A0,
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Jilesl Improved
KNGLNES-Trittieu, i'erlable or Slatioewy.
NeworBecond Hand
DOILER3, WATER TANKS, 8EPAHATOHS.
tUcuini or ItirAiB VYebk such aa done and
kept in ilachlne bheps.
OAIL OX OR ASDUMB.
Ezra F. Landis,
WORKS-637 NORTH OHERRV STREET,
Iaiiuasth. VA. n7-tfd
E
OU HOT VYHATlinH,
OI.AllKf.
8AUTK11NK AND l.KUMAN VVISKS.
llEIli.VltT'.S WINK blOUK.
11. K. bLAVUAKkn, Aut.
TOTK IS MAKINCJ
CABINET PHOTOQRAPHB
AT S3.1K) A COZIK. y
AT NO. 10B OUT QUKEN 8THKET.
Jaumm Laucastcr, l'u
II Mr
HAt,
I K A HltOlllKH.
White Goods for
.VM UA.W,
ri:i:ycu aixzeuk,
l. (,'W.s .YiliYZUdi,
) I Ml't.l.,
Embroideries and Laces !
SWISS I-MIllttllUhlllKS, Mourning and Overall le 111 itttl NAtSOOK KMIlltOI
DEI. I is, 1 letiiii lug unit Oveliill leumtih LAVIIIKH I VlllliOIDK.IttKS, Dress Muterlal le
in it. Ii. (Ot IIKI.D KVllllHilllhUlhs, lit, MiiltilillniimKh hVI IIIKHDKItlKS, UOI1KS.
I.stl'lil VI. 1. V( hSMUllMi, lllnck and Ki in Ul'll'l UK I. t h I I.OtlNUINll, llluek
and Inn I i. VI' 11. VN 1. l l.HMIU I Ne, W Inte nnd eivim 1 (IV l'l IAN I.VUKrtuUNU
IMIi, W hilt and ( it nm 111. ADKH t HON 1 s (. OUDhD I'tyt' K, HW hs All SI, IN, 1 KENCII
t.AW S,l A VI I lilts AMIS VllKNS
HAGER & BROTHER,
Nes. 25 atul 27 West Kiug Street, Lancaster, Pa.
AririUl II .V.HAl'UHMAN.
Metzger & Haughman
Hiwe the Best GO Oeut
UNLAUHMIEB SHIRT
Tliat bus ever been sold l'er the mouey , equal te
new sold at 75 cents. Sizes, 12 te 17.
METZGER &
Ne. 43 West King Streot, Botween the Ooepor Heuso
and Serrel Herso Hetel, Lancaster, Pa.
N
Ti:,r DOOK 'lO TIIK COURT HOUhli
FAHNESTOCK'S.
White) Ooeela, Lucea ttucl DtubrolelerioM.
Bumraer Unelorweur, all eizea.
up,
Slimmer Hosiery
Lurge Stock et ttaoae Goods
aellluy Prices.
new
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEST DOOR TO THE OOUHT
JU l-Al'KU.
TJIIAULN W. I IIY.
Slls-3 litis ul'l'OHIl S1TV
III IIUV Cllh VI'
Window Screens,
Vtiu w ill ne vi i lie utile te c,ct tie in se low again
.1 Iik lies hlh ti inches wide, fin Ji cents,
l'liln S.nuu, ether sle-. In proportion We
have sob! hundrids, and It Is ,urpTItng the
tiuanlit) we hive p. limit this summer.
WALL PAPERS,
la, 5e., Oc. and 7e.
611 VDhSllest spring Heller, ready te h t ng
'Oct nts.
PHARE8W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
A UTWALL I'Al'LUbrOHL.
Art Wall Paper Stere,
NO. 1S1 NORTH JUEEN STKEET,
LANCAbTKIl, l'A
Anether large let et U1I.T l'Al'EUS just ir
rlvtd will besuldchcaii Cull early und loeknt
them and get irlct s U 111 nut keep them long,
ier ihu irue will seli them.
Window bhndes mule nady te lung l'hiln
Shide Cleth ull colors. Window (Hindus m ide
und hung promptly . Luce Curtains, l'eles,
Chains, Heeks, t tc.
J-Ne treuble te show goods.
ALFRED SIEBER,
NO. 134 NOP.TH QUEEN STREET,
c.ANCAbTKH,l'A.
uuuvKiiiea.
HIGH (iltAI)i: COITKLS.
i Ine old Oevernment Juva and Aleeha
Cetrics, the best In them irket. Our Juvulllcu.
di d Cetreu siMiuks fin Itself, rich and fiiigrunt,
2.VJ. er pound. Very II no l'laiibdleu Kle
CefTtea, our best only Jee. pi r pound, ene ery
popular ut 15c. We want you te mil nud try our
l.'Kc. Celli e. The excellent i mil liy of our
C'etliHjs uud line leas Is making friends fast uud
firm. Our dully sales show n stonily Increase,
fresh Itettstt d every day. A full line et fancy
Clrecerlcs. l'leasuglveusa tilal order.
HKO. VVIANT,
auglvd He. 113 West King Street,
AT
HURHK'H.
-Our Hleni will close ut(. p. in, dining the
siimmei mouths, with the exception et But
unlays, when w e i lese ut lu ji, in.
PICNIC PLATES
-AND-
PICNICGROCERIES
-AT
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LAN(JABTKH.rA.
Ker bule-A HOOD bAITK. l'rlce, M.V (K).
Ol'AltKIilNCI WINl.
OUH OWN IHtAND I
Special Great Western Wine,
The Finest and 1'urcst American WIne In the
Market. At
REIQART'S OLD WINE STORE.
MtUM.
Summer Wear !
VIIHVIC XAIX'.OUK,
ceitm:i) i'ntH'L
l'l. AID LA WW'S.
many
HAUGHMAN,
White) Embrolclerod Uobea, 82.60
Summer Moves,
lu atore, nnd nil Murked at Quick
HOUSE.
UANOASTEK, PENNA.
A TLAV1HJ CITY.
liihei.D Kar.vi.i.i.siiKD
Chester County Heuse,
( eutnilly let alt 0, renvi ulcnt, very neir the
s,i, t ointerl.iblo In ivcry way, uud home-like.
.SOU Ol'h.S.
J. KEIM & SONS.
UlIl)-JI..'lUll
qahi:
Jill,
THE STOCKTON.
( Vl'K VI VV, N I.
1 lie Kin. si II. ichen the Coast. The laiigest
und Must Kb nnt s, aside Hetel In the VV tirld
Ol'KNS II Mi ).-
HhSHV ct.Allt, Prep'r
I ate el the (.rand Union Hetel, Saratoga
Springs JuntilOwd
-ri:N vll'ihi: umt,
"Tm MANSION,"
AlLVNllCCUl.N. J.
'I lie lurgi-nt und most premlnentl) bunted
lleli I Klegantl) furnlshtd and llberulty man.
itgtd lhoreiighl) lighted, drained and veil
tllatcd. Open ull ihu ) cur.
CHARLES McQLADE.
-i:repli) s Orchestra. Jc7-3ind
A bllLVM) IIOI'Si:
ATLANTIC CITY,
under new mmiairn.
X unpens JU1 V 1st,
ment, Klectrie lights, clictrle bells, city water,
llrst el isseuisliie. leiuismiMli rate I1 list class
burallat hed HK.SKV HAHlK.lt,
J)lliud biiteel Unipe Hetel, Lniitaster I'a.
VUAI..
T H. MARTIN,
WllllLKHALM AND USTAIL USALI1 IR
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
-Ane' Ne. 13) North Mater and t'rlnce
atleeta, ubevu leiuen, Lancaster. ll'Cljd
pAUMOARDNKRS A JKITLKIKH.
J COAL DEALERS.
OriPieM- Ne l North Queun Btrcet, and Ne.
td North l'rlncestitet,
Vahuh: Neith I'rlnce street, near Heading
Depot.
l.ANCASIEK, I'A.
uuglS-tld
TDLMOVAU
M.
V. B. 'OOHO
has riniered his Ceal Olllce te Ne. lMNOUTH
HULLS' bllthKT (llrlmmer'rt New building),
where eidurs will boiceclvedfer
Lumber and Ceal,
WIIULUSALH Altn IllITAII,
it. V. II. COHO.
uiS-tfd
JtOUIx'H.
-reiiN iiAi:n'H bONa.
NEW BOOKS
Are otfeii'il at a llberul discount from the pub
Ushers' prices.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
In IJbnuy Kuts, Class Heeks, Hi cords, Howards,
bibles, 'leatuinentH, Catechisms, etc.
QUARTO BIBLES
Centulng King Jnmes und the llevlsed Versions
of both Old uud New lusuiments in iMirallet
columns t also, with the two versions of the
New Testument, or with the old version of thti
Hlble only, lit vurleus styles of binding, ut much
iewur prices thun by truvullug ugents.
AT TUB 1100U8T0HK Or
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Nes. 16 and 17 North Queen Streot,
LANCASTLH, l'A.
NOTIOK TO THKSl'ABSKHH ANB
UUNNKItS.-All persons ure hereby ler
bidden te I rt spins ou liny uf the binds of Ui
Cornwall ei Hpeedw ell osUiles, In Lebanon and
iJincitstKr counties, whether Inclesed orunlrt erunlrt orunlrt
clesed, cither ter the purpose of sheeting or rjsh
tng, us the law will be rigidly enforced against
alltre.pa.ssln? en said lands of the undersigned
after this nollce. ..i
WM. COLKM AN KltKEMAN,
It. l'KUOV ALDKN.
KDWAHDCFUKEUAN,
Atvomey for U. W. Coleinan' Uilr
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