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LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHY.
Dr. W. II. ttiliiu'Hlwk'H Hit) Fliht
Diiuuprn'utyiie Taken.
AN AHT THAT HAH MAKYELOUS GltOWTIl.
Oim nf llialUrly riili:riiil laia'lrlM tlm Miiry
el Tlle. WIih ljlmri'il llttlin riiulngrniililn
llii.lnes lur llm runt I'uur llmnle.
hunie CniirlniiB llrt iif in tint
lllil hihI lliu Sen.
Fitly years iike lliore wns net u pliolee,rii.
plile picture en tlm foci) el llm enrtli. Te-iluy
they number iintelil million In iivmy pur
ler of the elvillred world.
Every nelence, enry ml, uery liivciillen
cnlli uieii plinleRraphy teiiHilit it
Tlm Kiiutunt el p tin tern, tint Kreatmt or
miiilptera model llielr nmtorplecei m parlor
In whele Irem phetOKinpln.
Tint wonderful precnwi in.nte in outr.iv eutr.iv
iiiKt whether en weed or metal, It ilini In
photography. A pli'ttire wlilcli hull 11 iiui
tury bkoceuIiI notlmve been preducnd in n
year liy llie mini nkllltiil oimrnver, ran new
Ihi produced In a day liy photography.
'riioastreiioiuurcillHiipoii itioter;iliy, iiml
In i llm heavenly bodies are pictured. Tliu
moon iw It nudum neres tlie dlik of tlie mm
In nil ecllwn W Uiknn en tlie liy, nnd own tlie
trannlt or Venn N plietnnrnplied ni blie
ieilii nu her ceurwi inlllliinitiif miles nvtny.
Unrw rinniiiiK t full Hn)ed, bird en tlie
wtliKi locomotives lUihlne; alone; ut thn r'lt"
of alxty milci hii hour iire photographed In
tlm hundredth part of wceiiil.
l,rlntliiK."tlie art preservative or nil nrtH,"
has Ihvii vastly lioiu'llled by photography,
hi a comparison of tlm bonks nml noivpiier
oftlieoldcrlliuo with these el llie present
day attest. I r you ille te-day your l)rlrall
(rem n plinteympli may Ih) in lo-ineriow'H
In I Hl.l.lllKNl'Kll.
All llie woiiderHoftho world, whether In
nrt or nature, have been copied photographi
cally, and the copies huve been multiplied
se easily ami me rapidly that by tlm aid el tlm
Htermipticnn llie vopuref every elty or li.un
let In the world may y1eiv llime wonder slui
iilLinrnusly. Kvcrthlui; In the he.kt ens alniMi, nml thu
earth Injiieath ami in tlm water iimlnr thn
earth may Ihi photographed, ami the iniiife
w III Ihi absolutely correct. Hew ndiulruhle
are the pictures ene new wee el nil kind of
niilm.il ceuilarcd with llinse nt the olden
time. The old one worn drawn by liuiil,
aller a world of pitlent trouble ; tlm liuwone
bythe Him In an liiHlnnt
In view of the wonders of photography ami
tlm wonderfiil progress undo In tlm plioto plieto pliote
Kraphlc art w Itiiln the life time of tlie present
Ki-iioratleu, It w III no doubt be of Interest te
Ihe Keneral reader nun ell as le the photo pheto phote
Krapher te knen Hemelhlii): ofthe use nml
prerc-H el the art In this rlty.
In KtU Iljguere, a rrencli pilnter of dio
ramas astonished the Holentllle wntld by
prixlucliie; sun picture obtained byevp-iiluc;
the Hiirlacenfn highly polished hllvnr tablet
te llm awr of iodine, inn dark room, and
then plachiK the tablet lu a ciniiira ohsctire,
mid exOHliig It te the miuliglil. A latent
image of the object within the range of the
camera was thus nbUlned, and tins Image
wa developed by oxpeslim the Uiblet te the
fumes of mercury, heated te a temieratureef
about ITU Fahrenheit Tlm image tlius wt
cured was 'IUed" or m.idu peruianeiil by
dipping the tablet Inte a Molutieu ul hyimsul hyimsul hyimsul
phltoet neda, mid then ciretully washing nud
dryiiiK the plate,
Tlie atery of llie great dlnvery xpread te
nil iKirtset the m'leiitlllc world. Dr. Draper,
of New Yerk, was tlm llrxt te ulille It, and
by the use el bromine In connection with
imlltie be .shortened tlm tlmoel expesure in
tuocamera, that i.irtrnlts from lite could
easily be bikeu.
Till! K1IIST OK I. KM STi:it I'HOIOIIUM'II
Kl'.s. The lirsthiiu pictures or ll.iyiiorreolyKis
taken In this city were made by Dr. Win. 11
ralineHteck and James Demaiit In iuu attic
of the building Ne. I.'i West Klncstiuet, new
orcupled byJehn V. Ilubley, plietugrapher.
These gentlemen bad read of D.iguerre's
wenderful Invention, nml although they hnd
nelther InHlriiiiienbi nor material they were
scientists ind mechanics mid net almut m.vli
itiK tlm apparatus needed. It Is H.ld en geed
authority that Dr. I'ahiKwteik ground the
leiiHes for his camera nud midu the Ixixes,
slides and ether npiaratus iits-es,iry te bike
ii picture. We have wen w lllilu n day or two
ieist Heveral of these old pictures taken abuut
si. Uueef thetii is view of UieHeutlislde
of West KlugMtreet Irem the present resi
dence of I'ret Win, It. Hall teCentreN'piare.
Heme of the old buildings nre today ery
much us they worn forty ;.ears age, lint
ethers hae been much changed and ethers
replaced by new structures. Tim principal
building In Unseld picture is theceuit Iieiimi
which occupied the silo or the no! ne! no!
dlers' monument Hteium.in's hardwaru
store mid the Cress Keys hotel were only
twoHterios liigb. Jelm Alyer's residence
andstore htoed whero Kheads' lianilseuie
building Htauds, and u rickety old building
with gable end towards West King street
steed where I.ocher's banking heuse new
sUinda. In the distance Is seen I'rnngley's
building, mi the corner of Kast King stieel
ami Ceutre .S'liiare, lixiklng much as it does
te-day.
Or. rahtiosteck mid l'rej. Duiimnt prao prae prao
tlced the new art mere for hcloutllle study
ili.iu with a Wew el making money
by H, though tliere are uiiuinher of their pic
tures yet extant mid In u geed sUte or pres
ervation. The picture of Dr. ralineHteck .it
thu head of this column, is migrated irem
ene el the first, If net the very lint D iuer
reetyHi taken in this city in his own gallery.
Dr. KaliiieU,ck llvwl se long and Is se well
remembered by Lancastrians, fur his emi
nence as a physician, scientist and spiritual
ist, that It Is net necessary te enter here Inte
iiirtuer uet.ills el
bis llie. Jledled
April X, lSJsi, nt
which time :t lull
b 1 e g r a p li leal
xketcli el bis lite
was published iu
t a e l.NTIil. 1,1
(ii:nci;u. Tlie contrast be-
""", tis'lii-
r- --i. 'l Bli
ween the old nml
e new Is well
I lust rated In
comparing llie
appended cut el
Dr. l-'uhuesteck,
Ink en ny ilote
hhertly bolerohls J
death, with the;
above lirtt Da-
guerri'et pe Ink- 'jt
en in iiiii. nils
Ust isumefct ex
cellent llki nets
of the laiueus
htatuvellst, unit
whs obtained
from the New
Yerk VViicficuf
I'hymciun,
OT1IK11 ItAllbY Ol'KII.VTOUS.
The next operator who put Iu nppoarance
iu Lancaster was n limn named Vuu l.eiu,
from Philadelphia. Iu 18Hi he opened u gal
lery Iu the third htery front room iu
Kmmph's building, northeast cerner North
Queen anil OrangoHtreets. Ue cut a small
hkyllght In u,e reef and took Ills pictures
under It
During the aame year (J. AI. Johnsten, the
Drumere shoemaker who had tiken instruc.
Uenulu the art Irem a. Williams, Market
Uwt, 1'liUailtlpbU, ssayea te take picture
: ' W&.kmi$ .
j jWm MKWWlM.
V IKMwyjW,. WWJr
7 f ( rpfw
In Ihe Mechanic' Iniitllule, Nnnlli (iuneti
Mtcnt, which occupied the kIIoeii which (loe.
11. Huhnum'M furnllurn rooms iTiiw hbind.
JoIiiihIeu bearded nt llm Fountain Inn. He
bad hardly get IiIiiineII llxml until Jehn W.
Hear, tlm lluckoye blacksmith, who had also
learned the nrt, rntne nleng nud et up nil op ep op
sisiieii gallery near by.
These men were bllter pnlllle.il epinneiits,
llmeimn DciiiDcrulllioetiiur n Whig bell;
irontutniHiekers el iwime celebrity, nud
they had never let nil eppmliiully slip of
vllflfylng each ether. Jlut
" A fellim IculliiK nialnw u wonilleii klnrl,"
lleth our "nrllsts" get siuck they
couldn't lake n plcturej "the chemicals
would' t work t" neither of tlieut knew iiuy
thing nbeiilehcuilstry. or lluulellcateflheiiib
cals limy had te luaulpiiUle, and wheiieer
anything went wrong It was because "the
ehemlcals wouldn't work." Alter worrying
forHeinudnVH Hear oilledeu .loliusteii nud
proposed te him that they hlieilld lerui n
pariuernhlp peel thelr Ispiies threw to
gether their cembluiHl wisdom, wae n re
lentless war uiKiutlmtefrnclery "cheinle-iU,"
nml triumph or fall liuitlmr. .tohniiteii
readily nssented ; tlm two orater-nrtlsts
locked thomseUes up In the old Institute,
read ever the fermulus, pinjllKOd 11(1011 each
oilier, nud In n (layer two the "clioinieiN "
came le terms they could lake geed pic
tures; they threw ehiii their doers i hung
eutn little frame or "specimens," nud waited
ler customers. Noliedy citlel tlm low peo
ple who (ii( want plcturoawciilte Vnii l.uaii.
NOVI'.I, JklOlll! Ol Atl I.IUIHINII.
.Veuietliltig had te Iki iloue ; nuether coun
cil of war wns called j It was lesehed te ndd
eloiieiiceloart and Ieii'iiIiiisIihhs by slump
Hjsss'hes. Johnsten lu rowed thu Keuntiln
Inn dinner liell mid Hear Imrrewed old .Matt,
.iihm's iiuctleu IkH. Tims npiijiisid they
Milled lertli, nud moving In oipeslto dlns: dlns:
tieiiH, they Meed nt eery liiteri'eclleu of
the streets, rang their bells vigorously lern
mliiute or two and llieu with (), es I eh,
yes !" lu.ule llatnlng HlinnpHpischesen popu
lar topics, nlvtajs winding up with glowing
decrlptloiiHef tlm wemlertiilly lllellkn D.i
guerrisilyiKH taken nt Johusleii A lle.ir's
l.iineus picture gdlery. ('rowdsef men nud
Isiys foliencd them fieiu isimer le corner
nud luck te the Fountain lun.
The day rolleHliiii limy leek several pio pie
tures j and Ihus.ime evening the Is'llilng
lilgiuid HjsHich-inaklug was resjiteil.
iiiadi: reriw i.
Tlm next day nud the next, nud ler some
umntlis allerw arils, trade eiired in iiiu
them; an Imii cipllulntisl and weutbick
te Philadelphia. Kiniii nllervMirds llm p.irt p.irt
lierslilpel Hear A Johnsten was dissolved.
Kuclief lliupurliien felt sulllclently strong
te stand nlone i Iho " lllacksuillh " pulled
up stakes nr.d lull ler pastures new ; the
". Shoemaker " resolved te glean liincaster
n little while lenger ; he removed te the de
serted au Ieau gallery, but net liking his
little sky-light, bad It bearded up and took
picture by llm light of all ordinary window,
lie continued bushier ilius for about n year,
when he turned It evor "en the shares '' le
his brother, J. M. Johnsten, mid madea tour
or lliu county mid some ether parts of the
state, continuing ihe business as nu Itiimreut
Dagiierreitypist bir many yeirs. When the
war broke out In 111, iheiigh ftl years of
age, be enlisted as n private soldier in Ce.
I', lull I'.l civalrv, was hurt badly In n charge
In Slielle ville, Ky., w.isdlschargiHl ler dlsa
billty Nev. i, lsuj ; returned te Ills home
and died .Sept Nil.
l)n tlm nth or January, lw), J. M. Johnsten
Isiught the gallery el his brother Charles,
corner North ijueeu mid Uraime. Twe
mouthslater he was burned out, nil of Ids In.
struments, stock and llxtures baing de
stroyed. He refurnished Ins rooms, en
larged bis CHlahllidiuient, built n large sky
light and continued III business iiniil IstJI,
vvlieu leaving his business In charge of
Jelm II. ltupley heentensl the army as 1st
lieutenant Ce. K, 7'ith relnient.mid fur three
years sorved in Kentucky, '1 oiines-eo nud
ileergla under Hens, lluell, Kesei'rmis,
iiraiitand Stierniau. On returning from llm
nrmy he sold bis gallery te Mr. Ilupley,
leaed tlm old Swan hotet in Centre N'pi.ire,
tills city, In lvi'i, and utter keeping It ler lour
i ears, entered the I.ntkm.idkm l.lt olllce In
iMi'i, where he has continued lur thu past
seventeen yeirs iu a Hcrlbbbir el miscella
neous Items,
Mr. Johnsten Is the eldest living photo
grapher In I.incister thu first who sjt up
In the business with a view of staying. He
praetlsisl every branch or Uie.irt, ecupl llm
leceul geletlu prei'iss; ni.ule thu llrsl stereo steree stereo
cepo pictures nud tlm llrsl piiwr photographs
taken In tills ctiy, mid lias theui jet In his
pes-essiun.
,OII' t MITIKl)
tlAl.l.nlilKH.
Willi Tiny I lncfl Vrn tml Win,
Orlgluallt
CtMitlui lr.1 'I hem.
The gallery nt Ne. luti North, (jueen street,
new se eilliiently conducted by Jacob V.
It'ite, Is one el the eldest iu the city, mid
passed through many hands bolero coming
into iiossesslon of tlm present proprietor. It
vvasopened by T. K. A J. tl. Fertnoy in KV2.
Alter lielng together for about eight years,
T. H. Fertnoy vvllhilrew from the llrm, went
Wstuud diisl sumo years nfterw.iiiU. J. .
I'ertney continued the business in Ills own
name ler soiue time, and ler a short time
under the llrm uaniu el 1'ortney A Shiillr.
The establishment was next sold te Alfred
Ilarmany mid Aimer Fbermau, who put iu a
large skylight, liberiuan ilbsl seen nlter
w arils, nud II irm.inv curled en the lmsine.ii
until his (u H-ul death by suicide at
Michael's hotel, en the I tii el ugust,
1st , Frederick Wllllg was the next pur
chaser, and cDiiiliKied the business until
1-Til, when he sold out le U. Ilyreu Cum
liilngs, ii seu et the veteran phoie.;iaplier,
Themas Cuuiinlngs, who continued imsiness
ler a few years and then reiiiuvd . I.Um
nun. .1. S. SauriiHiltoek p'Hse-si.ui of llm pl .
April, 1S7'J, nmlceuliiiii .ba-i.i-i-.sone.vear.
When, en tlm .V.li uf April, lvl, J. II. Hele
took tlm gillery mid has ruiiitwithgre.it
success mi te tlm present lime, lie claims le
have take'n l.i.lnHI negatlves within tlm past
six jearsand toliave l)O0H the llrsl operator
in this city te introduce llm "dry pla'e " mi
article new almost universilly used. .Mr.
Hele, wlie is a brother printer, Is n prolific ul
operator hi overy branch or tlie plmtegr.iphi
new Iu vegue Irem the lutle Kstagc stiiup
picture te tlm llfo-slecraeur The cabinet
phole is the iiisip miliar, nml of lliesa he Is
turuiugeut t musaiids,
'UK I I'VIMIM.s (IVI.I.UKV.
Next iu order el sHiilerlty isthe Ciliunilugs
gallery. Iu Is.,:, I". A W. Ciiui.iungs, iiav lug
purchaseil llm oMiuslve ownershtp hi this
city et IJ'ihn'H " pitent ainbrutype " epened
rooms in Npreclier'a (new Kepler's) build
ing, en North ((neon strei t
The pris-iss of taking the auibrotype pic
ture Is eulirclv dlllerent Irem that el the
Daguerreotype" It consists or ceding a
clem glass platewith colledion, iu which has
been dlsiMilveil Heme brome-lodldo el siy
IHilasslum, nuiiiieiiliiiil or c.ulmiiiiii. Thu
plateis next pluugoilliiten vcssul containing
asolulleunt ultratoer silver. The broom
Iodide iu llm colledion Him boceiues iodide
elsilver, which Is se sensitive te the action
el light, that the plntes must be prepired in
u dark room. On being removed Irem the
nlirate el sliver bith tlm plate is e.xp -.ed In
the camera, as In tlm Daguerreotype process
It is airuiii liken le the dirk room, removed
Irem tlm slide and a solution el prntesut-
phatoefliou iHJtiiedover it.
Ilie liiuge nt
.-..n n . ... .1.
llfllSD ty),ll. luf. ,,
mid Is lixeil er
in n n en t ly by
soaking it in a
solution of hpo hpe hpo
Miilphate et soda,
iiml then thor
oughly washing
it iu clean water.
Wheii dry a drop
or two et Camilla
balsam is let tail
en the middle id
llm plale, slid
upon it Is pi iced
ii ii ut her plate
glass; the livu
plates uru pu-s
eillegetherwliich
eiiiststhelulaiu
te spread limn
ceutre toclrcuin teclrcuin toclrcuin
lereuie, mid the
SS I "iJ nu linn
V glmsl together.
j strip ei tie h
Ing paper placed
a roil ml the edges
el the glass keepi
uny aiirpliH of
balnani from oozing out. The back of ene of
the glosses Is covered with black varnish
or ether black substance nud the plcture is
tiuislied.
INTItOIIUL'KII Till; A SI MIKITY l-j:.
Thorearo liundreds of formulas for mak
ing uolledian pictures, but the foregolng out eut eut
line will glve the ro.uler nn Ide or the goa gea
eral method. Te the Alessrs. (Juuimiugs be.
long the credit of Introducing the umbrn.
ivpe Inte tlili city. It caused n loyelu.
llea Iu the pho'.egraphlo urt It wa he
uiucli easier uud me much cheapar te take
nlfltures by colledion than by the nKierrST
I . .I.A. tl.n Ull-a BAH.. U.AH. n.t I
lyne proeens ui mw iiwi rawn nmuuui
or existence. Thore wai for n time ipilten
war between llm Messrn Oil minings en the
eun side nml conietliig operators en the
ether. CoIUhIIeu was a necessity and many
expodlents were used le evade the patent
Mingle glass pictures, thu uielnluetytsi, fer
rotype, " tin lysi " as ihey nre new calleil
ciinu Inlo t'se, and In miking uuy or nil of
them colledion was use I.
Hut about H',1 or n llllln l.iterc.iiim nnntlier
revolution Iu the photegraphlo mt Collo Cello Colle
dion, it was ascertained, wns llie best known
vehiclu through which te obtain negallveas
well as piisltlve pictures en glass; mid tlm
lie.iuty nml chiiapnesl or piper pictures,
jirlnteil Irem glass negatives, uaught tlm
lullille eye, mid III a few years umde said
work wltli llm amltrotype nud nil Its imlta.
tlemi. Tlm Messrn. (Jiimmlugs eetilluiusi te
take thn Helm nmbretypu until about IhJI.
when the high prlce of plain gtass Induced
them le inake thn slugle glass nud tintype
pictures, nud n llttle later en, the card pic
tures nud cnblnet photos.
During thosprlngel lll Win. Ciunuiliigs
retired Irem the llrm, Themas continuing te
de n prosperous business nt the old stand
until lsTf), when he removed Inte his present
quarters In Hlrsh's building, North (uemi
Blreet mid OoutreH'iisro. llu Is well posted
in nil the branches of his art, Including thn
new pepinar "geletlu" dry process. He
claims te have made and used dry plates
hIiice lHa
Atr. C'limmlngs Is building hlmseir a new
pliotegrapliiu gallery In rear of his residence.
Ne. II West Chestnut street, whero he will
have many conveniences net nltalnable In
his present location.
VVM. I.. (III.I.'M CITY (lAI.I.IIIIY.
Win. I. Hill has liami oeiisooullvoly In Iho
photegraphlu business lenger than any el his
I, incasler competitors exceplMr. Ciimmlngs.
Iu ia77 he iKiuglit out the establishment el
AI. II. l.ocher, West King street, mid ro re ro
miliied thore four years. He thou bought
out the gallery or llobert A. Addis, Ne. 10
Kast King street, and has romalned thore te
thu present tlma Ills preceptor In the art
wns Dr. Charles K'lrnun, a line chemlst mid
photographer. Air. Hill nlse npplled him
self closely le the study el chemistry, uud
thus (Mi-aped many el llie annoyances which
beset soiiieol tlm earlier operaterx. In tlm
earlier years of Ids business he uiatiulactured
nearly nil his own cliuuiicils, Imiud
Ing tlm liislldes, Inenililes, mid salts or
silver mid geld used luhlsprolessien. Doing
ii line mechanic he nlse iii.iiuif.ictureil many
el the Instruments mid appll-ince used Iu the
making or pictures. He has practised nil the
various styles el photography, mid Irem Us
liiclplency lias studied tlm dry plate process.
mid makes his own dry plat. He Ufid nt
the head el out deer operators especially in
the production of storee-x.pio views, of
which be has taken uriny hundred nega
tives and sold many thousand copies.
ii i-uVkk sayi.eu's ki.i:hant sn me.
II Frank Siyler, whose elegant studio Is
nt Nes. 1 nml 1 1 West King street began the
study of the photographic art In lsVS with
Jeseph II. Mnrsten. Dili nud Spring Harden
streets, Philadelphia, te whom he was regu
larly Indentured mid soryed a four-year np np
prentlccuhlp. At that time the Daguorretypo
was about plsycd out, the mnbrotyie was
beginning te go Inte decay, and the paper
photos were coming te llie (rout Aller he
he had graduated Air. Sayler opened
nn establishment nt till Chestnut stroet,
Philadelphia. Alter conducting It for some
time, he sold out te llroadlient, a noted pho
tographer, mid caine te Lancaster, Decom Decem Decom
ber is, Inm, and took charge el Charles
Fliennan's gillery, l." West King street
Mr. Lliernun died tlm lollewing April nud
after the plHce had been run for u short time
iu tlie interest of his father Peter i. Hhor Hher
man, Air. .Svyler mid James Potts bought 11
from tlie llberman ostale nud 'carried
en the business under the llrm
lumoeril. F. Siyler A C). In 1S7I Mr.
I'etw retired nud .Mr. Sayler continued the
businevsnt tlm old stand until lss.1, when he
purchased Iho Fraer homestead, nearly
opp'rslte, and lilted it up iu a style superior
te any ether photegraphlo establishment In
Lancaster. He has every convenience for
the production of overystylo el photograph!?
picture, mid lie Is lamlliar with every detail
of the art iu which he Likes se much pride.
Ills parlors nre filled with specimens el Ins
own work eipial te any produced iu the stu stu
deos or the larger cities. His aim Is excel
lence, nml be has attained It iu nu eminent
degree, net only In the production of photo pheto phote
graphlo pictures, but iu crayon, Indian Ink,
pastel mid ether nrt work,
new vim n. iu:r.'s Nenrn iii'i;i:n viiuiht
(IM.t.KUY.
Heward II. Ilatz, new comlertably located
nt II1, North tjiieen strtsjt, Imgati landscape
photography nbeul llfteen years age, nud fol
lowed It with varying success, for several
years. He drifted te Lincaster iu Oetober,
lvil, and In pirtuarsliip with bis brether-Iu-law,
(leorge II. Kliinrds', epened photo pheto phote
grnphlo rooms nt tlm ilace ibove nimed.
This gallery was built by the late Hilarle
.icptel, and lift iH-Mipieil b (JoeJ, liorner
A I. mt In s;t The jilace was ulterw.trds
run by J. T. Ueadlegniul J. S Saurman. On
the llrstef April, Ks, II. II. lloiten mid W.
II. Iiinian took bold or it uud ran It for ene
vear. Mr. lloiten then retired and Iiimau
coutiniied the business ler n year lenger,
when in InsI lie sold out te lint. A Hlchards.
Kichards retinsl si months iilteruards nud
Mr. lleU has continued tlm business te the
present date. Air. Hei takes gisid pictures
neiii large mm small uu i:as aiiiiiirHuiu
iuslruuieuts ter large ierti.ills mid outdoor
work. His large laudscipe photos, includ
ing several views or thejbutlo-lleldsercettys-hurg,
Fredericksburg. Chimcollersvillo mid
Hpottsylvanie, leguiher villh many Hr.iud
Army enc-iuipineuts and ether subjects nre
verv'llue, mid his crayon pictures will bear
f.tvor.iblecoinp.irisoii with tlie best
in ni.r.v's vviist mni. nruni.t iii.i.i:iiv
Jehn W. Ilubley Is comlertably lucated at
1 1 West King street the hlUeric building In
which Dr. Win. H. Fuhnosteek took the llrst
Daguurrortype evor taken In this city ; whero
Cliarlesand Peter ti. Hbnrmau leek se many
line pictures mid where II F. .Sivler siudleit
art forseVMUteen jears. Air. Ilubley wns a
bold soldier Imy, mid niter having sorved
his country fur three years nud sl months in
llm war ler tlm I'nieu, placed lilne-cll in Isu
under the tuition ere. W. Kbermau te learn
photegtaphy.
When Air. Kbermau died and Air. .Sayler
bought the g.illuty Air. llubley remained
In ins employ lorseveulwn j cars as princi
pal operator, mid iscredited witii having tikeu
many el thu excellent pictures sent out el Air.
Maylur'asludie. When Air. Sayler piirchased
his present place nml removed tiem the old
gallery, Air. Ilubley leased It iu llm spring
or Ihslaud has continued te de u thriving
business in all the branches el" the trade in
cluding photos it) by lilt Inches and llfe-sle
(Hirlrmls iu crajennnd linllainli, and the tiny
postal stamp photos as low asfl per hun
dred. men Amis' isiunrie sn me.
(Jeerge A. lticlmrds, whase pretty studio is
new at lii! North Quoeu street, is mi accoiu acceiu
plislicilnrllst nnd gruitljldlslikes cheap work,
.ie studied drawing iu Bosten under Kdw.
P. I lent-, who was a graduate el the art
academy of Louden nud a photographic pu
pil of the laiueus Sareuy. On leaving Bos Bes Bos
eon Mr Hlchards diirted te Philadelphia nnd
in lsslliopemted for II. C. Phillips, ia
Chestnut street In the summer of 1SS2 be
riWlMfr-Jrii.ViiiiX T operated tliere or
ubeiit thiee months. He next cainu le L.iu L.iu
castermid bad charge el the operating depart
ment or .Say ler's new gallery. He rouuiued
wltli Air. Sayler ubeiit uiiiu mentlis. Iu Oc
tober, ISSI, he formed a partnership with his
brother-in-law, Air. II. 11. lie!, nt Ne. I.Pj
North (Jueen street Tlie partnerslnp was
dissolved ayear later, Air. Hicliards retiring,
mid opening n portrait studio, ler large
iT.iven work, in tlie Dilleiidertler building,
Neitli tjiieen stieel. He seen nbauilened
this mid relumed te Sjyler's gallery, re
maining with him until January, lssl. On
Ie iv ingiSiy ler's Air. Kichards deturmiiied te
build n model epeiatlug room iu rear el bis
residence. - It is ipillu mi linlipiu ullalr a
preltylittle (iothle temple, with skylight
mid sidelight combined, the skylight hav
ing ventilators something like these of
llrstsiass pasiouger cars, together with ulr
vents near the lloer, by wlilcli the tempera
turn of tlie room cm easily Ikj regulated.
Anether leatuA) el this llttle temple is that it
Is " pinned" Tugethernnd can easily be taken
apart mid removed te uuy ether part of the
town or te imy ethor town nt small expense.
Sir. Hlchards Is net only uu nrtlst but an
ingenious mechanic One or his latest In In
veulleiis Un patent chemical manipulator ler
washing dry photegraphlo plates. It occu
pies nspice of only two feet by six, and by
its usu thirty plates cm be washed iu the
Hiuiellmu that It tikes te wash oue by llie
old process, Koine of the llnest photos nml
crayons evor preducud in this city are thu
work of Air, ltichnrd.
t. e. rewi.uu'H ClALLiniY.
The caroerofjj. C. Fowler, the latest te
ongage In the photegraphlo buslness iu this
city, has been somewhat varied. Having
studied the art for four years with II. D.
OarnaACe,, homarrled bolore he was 18
ja,ur iutU Mniled out te wake bis or-
.K if aoeompanlsd by wiw adjutt
'l"'?ne(Us)ne "Ulebwrtmlnlrtenie
veara i -nUanaM an these who have
Mr. H.iyle i ;thla "erld without abus abus abus
pliotegrapiln a wnen tne world.
Will g nud se .he unwerl(i,y
street, whero he -n if aeif.
nienlliHi Inst atiiiiiiijrl f Nollher
II. Frank Kihlemiiti'H T)., Sile"6
.SiMiare nud niter reiiHlnlng rJXr.
mentlis leased hi nresent ulaceVZ
Imge skylight, lilted up his roema in
alyle and In Hepteinber lust settled down 1
lllaklllg eaniuei piciurun. nir. rum unv-i
only dry plates he devotes himself prlncl
tidily In cabinet pictures but takes orders for
nil kinds of work, from n lllo-slr.e crayon te
a " iHislageKtamp " plcUire.
AllUHItr IIUMINIl's t'OI'VIMd kstaiii.isii
it i:.n r.
Air. A. F. ltenlue, whose photographic
copying establishment Is at I I.'i Houth Queen
street, belongs te a family of pholegraphors,
thrtKi brothers and a brother's seu being on en
gaged Iu the profession : A. F. Itonine In
California J 11. A. Itonine In Altoenn ; nnd
his son, It K. Ildiilne, In Hmiove. About
I Kflli I'!. Ai llenltiii took lessens In the mystic
nrt from Win. L. Hill, Ne. Ill Knsl.Kiiig
street, and seen ntlerwarils went te Alteena,
whero he opened n gallery. Archey, who had
loarned the trade of tlii-smlthlng, follewod
his brother te Alloens about ISrtt
mid wns seen Inducted Inte the inyKto inyKte inyKto
rles of photography. He worked for his
brether about a year In Alteena mid then
carried en for him a branch gdlery In Kbens
Imrg. Heturnlng le Lancaster he followed
his tra-Je ler several years nnd about lOTfi
went Inlo mrtnershlp with J. T. Heading In
Hprocher'B building, Ne. .Tl Kast King atroet
At the end of tlie year Uonlne sold out ids
Interest te Frederick Hele. Uonlne next
bought a iiorlable gallery from his brother
nnd took pictures In Henove, Kiniiertuin,
Ht Alary's, and half a dozeu ether towns In
northwestorit part or the state. Nine years
age he caine luck te Lancaster, built an an
ethor porbible gallery and run It fur
soiue years In the coal regions. Hve
years nge he returned te Lancaster, set up
his shebang In the rear of Ids residence, Ne.
II."", Seuth ttueen Ktrcet, and settled down te
the business of copying all sorts or photo pheto phote
urapliln pictures. He Ukosne pliitures rrem
lire He Is iHirhaps less known In Laucisler
nnd mero wldely known throughout the
1'nlted Stntes than any ethor el our local pho phe pho
tegraphtrs. He has ngents iu all parts el the
country, end receives orders rer work from
the Bea coast In tlm Last te Colerado In the
West and from Canada te the Carellnas. He
copies pictures or nil sues nnd onlarges them
te life-sl.u II deslred.
The Intim.mekni i:lt wishing te have a
copy nindoer the Daguorreotyiioof Dr. Win.
II. Fnhiiosleek, the lirst Daguerroetyo evor
tnken In L incoster, sent a ropresentatlve te
Hotline's gallery.
" Can you copy this plcture?" asked the
lNTHt.r.iiir.NCKii man.
' Yes," said Uonlne.
"I liorrewod It and would net llke te have
It Injured. Can you copy It immediately e
that I can take It along Willi me T
" Yes, and If you have an hour te spare
you cm take the copy along also."
And within nu hour the negatlve was
made, the copy printed, iixed, toned, washed,
dried, mounted, nnd mailed te the cngraver.
And above is a copy et the copy.
TllUHK 1170 VA31KAS1) IJVIT.
A Itcvlew of llm Uiiii aetiir l!liiiteBraplir of
llir lllilen Time.
Having given seme account or tlie photo
graph galleries new In oxistfliice we will
mention, se bir as we remember, theso who
tarried ler a time and 'put
In 1SI7 James 11. Thackara, in partnership
with n man named Alltchell, essayed te take
I) iguorreotyix'S In the rooms lately occupied
by Dr. U. Iv. Yeung and new by Dr.
Lewell, Ne. 8 F.ast Orangfl treet. The
partnership did net la-t long ; Alltchell
retired and Mr. Thackara Ixcauie ngeut Ter
the Adams express, a imsiUeii he held until
falling health comiell(sl hlm te abandon It
He new lives retlredat Ne. .lisChurch street
In 13IS lllhl A Alayhew exned Daguerro Daguerre Daguerro
tvpe rooms ever ling's drug store, North
Ouoen street Alayhew left lu a short time,
mid a few mouths later lllhl closed up the
place and went te Philadelphia.
About 1S.V) or n mile later Wollasteu A
Heir, of Wilmington, Del, opened D.iguor D.iguer D.iguor
reoty ie rooms In tlieleurth suiry or llie old
uiuveuui, new the H )hrer house, cerner of
North (iueeii and Chestnut slreets.
Alny 13, ljl, H. W. Addis openedn gallery
Iu the second story rooms ever Hubley's
grocery store, (new H J. .ilim's jewelry
slore) northeast corner or Centre Square nnd
North tlueeii street, nud did a successful
trade for Heveral jears. He subseiiuently
biiiltasky-llght (new l. ill's) en Kast King
stroet, nud illd busiuess there until about
lyX), when he Imuglit a photograph gallery
lu Washington and did a great busmess
during the war. He died soine years age.
His brether, Jehn Addis, assisted hlm whiie
iu Lmcaster, mid was Ids successor in the
gallery In .shin's building.
Jelm Delllnger began taking pictures in
the nertheast nngle of Centre Situate
about 1SW. lle subsc.piently removed te the
seixiud story of the Ilirsh buildlug, which
tlien had a stairway en the Centre Kipiare
lrent He occupied tlmse nsuns until his
sudden death nt the Kxchange hotel, Kast
King street, ou the morning r November
"Jd, IMm.
Wm. II. Iiimau, niter having loarned orna erna
mental painting, onlisted as n volunteer sol sel sol
dler In Philadelphia, llocameto Lancaster
in 1ST0 mul workeil in the Lmcvster Alanu
facturiug Hhe)s till 171, when becoming o e
rpiainted with Jehn T. Helding, wlie was
carrying en photographing at i Last King
stroet, he served mi apprenticeship el soveu
mentlis with hlm, mid then took employ empley
mentwlth James S. Saurman, l.l' Nertli
Queen stroet Later he went witli .saurmau
te Kansas City, and took charge el his gal
lery tliere for seven months. Heturning te
I.nucaster he leased the old Saurman gallery
nnd alter running It awhile, In the spring of
Ks2 he took ns partner II. II. lloiten, who
retired a year later, nud In lvl liuii.ni
sold out te Het7. A ltlcharils. lloiten is new
working at case In the Acic AV olllce and
lnnian is makingcleaks en Kast King stroet
About 10., Waltumti A Hre. oieiied a gal
eory iu the second story of li Nertli (iueen
street (old Ne. bO.) A year later the place
passed into the bauds e! Jamisen A lleusen ;
llensen retired and JaniNen seen nltervvjirds
sold out le Jonathan (feed, who run the place
ler a year or two mid limn It was closed up,
Mr. Uoed removing te l-it West Lemen, nnd
subsequently going Inte business with
Alessrs. HornerA Laul.Ne. ll1. Nerthljueen
street
About lfi:!IAI. II. Leclier eiHJiiedn gallery
iu tlie thiid -terv of the Mechanic's Library
building, West King strectljeining Ala Ala Ala
houIe lull. He put iu !a1Hikylglit and
sidelight combined, mid lerlTWiie did a lair
trade, bis specialty beiug outdoor vlevvs
takeu by the albumen process. In ISeO he
sold out te Win. 11. (illhiiiul openod a bil
liard saloon iu the Ilirsh (then Hewers')
building lu Contre Square When the war
broke out In lsel he raised a cempauy ( II )
et the 7Jlh regiment, was promoted te the
IHislllen el ma or, served le the end or the
war, went Inte busiuess, ilist lu this city,
then iu Lebanon, then In llaltlinore mid died
lu the last named city a lew years age.
Air. dill having bought tlm Lecher gallery,
as Mtnted, sold it seen nttervvarda nnd Itps,s9ed
consecutively into the hands of J. Slein Slein
mer, Kbermau A Stehmnn, Jacob Steliinau,
rieori-e F'ick, ti. W. iinkerteu and Charles
i.Vi'J'".'?' .t,.uied ll-ui made n specialty
Higlls. 'Iheiasnia ,.-, thoceuntry nnd
of out deer work, went mug -ms 0f bcIioe!
ioek pictures ei miiiiungs, gren, ,i . -tf .ue
children ami or famllla. About TSu
gallery was closed, thoskyllghtcevored with
slate, and the projecting llttle room is new
used as a kitchen by the Masonic order when
they hnve their festivals. Air. 1'iukerten,
who is new alderman el the Ninth ward,
loarned the nrt of photographing as early as
Ibtil with Mr. (illl; went into biisiness en
his own account in ls7l,mid aller traveling
through adjoining ceuutlts, canie back te
Lancaster mid received a loslllej as lettor letter
cirrier iu 1S77.
Frederick Hote alter learning hew te take
pictures went Inte partnership with Heading
iu tlie Sprecher building, Kast King stieet
lu 187ft be bought out Heed, Herner A Unit,
and carried en ler seme time.
Te the list et photographers above nnnied
may be added Mr. Campion, who bought out
Jehn H. Kupley's gallery in IMiS ; Alexan
der Whitney, who bolore the war iiad a gal
lery In a llttle leg limine where the Schiller
heuse new stands and Charles Nauiumi, wlie
ran Dollluger'a gallery for a time.
Te these might be udded a long list ofitlu efitlu ofitlu
eraut tlntypers nml canvassers who came
with their galloriesou wheels nud set thorn
up In vacant places, and having gleaned tlie
town, slleully stelo nwuy.
Doubtless thore nre seme Inaccuracies mid
emissions In the nbove long list of names
nud dates, but the facts mul llgures nre as
nearly cerrect as we can niuku thorn, aller
ii geed deal el work,
lUSTOltlC MITKS.
It may he neted ami curious fact (hat near
ly all the photograph galleries iu Lancaster
occupy historic sites.
The old Johnsten skylight gallery, corner
North tjupen uud Orange, was ouce the home
mmateAt,.
DYHPKl'HIA IS A DANCIKUOUH AH
well as uislreiMtnff complaint If neg
lected, It tenda by Impartlmr mitiUlet, and do de do
preMlns Iho tnne or the lyalein, le prepare llie
way of ilnpld Decline.
rhjilcfaiis nnd Vrutl& Ilocemnicnd
rjlUEl
BROWN'S
EMITTERS !
eccuplfts Ibwmtw
tlinoldest IKcn5isJ0NIC.
Ing Ision licensed " 1
tlnucil le be llcensml ann:Vlinr,lB ,M
ene hundred and llfiy yoarsJihutllie
lit,
A Oteat Head. vw stouter than I had been for aoTerat years. My
' I hoar.SuiltherH is coming out for the leg"l,about the alze of a half dime, and It Is rapidly
ialature."
11 Yes. an 7 heard this morning."
' What iu the world Is he doing that ler 1
He doesn't expect te Im elected, dens he?"
"Oh, net I don't think se. He's aiming
abeve the mark of his ambition, you knew,
and hopes te compromise en a position en
the pollce lorce."
I)Ucmirni;eiiini!l le Vlitue.
Frem llie Norrljtewn llclabl.
The New Yerk lunmnl bends' nn article
"An Old AI aid I u Heaven." It Is audi an
nouncements as this that discourage young
moil, who have ouihirked en nsltilul career,
Irem turning evor n new leaf mid leading a
better lire.
A rci.L Hue or nil kinds of cards, wedding sta
tionery, etc., en baud uud ptluled te order nt
the lUTKLLlliKHCKn olllce.
Bald handsome Tem te smiling Null,
" Where did you llud that mystic spell
That bover 'round your every sin lle,
And would my throbbing heart begiillet"
(junta laughing Nell, " en silly boy,
111 SO.0!)ONT, tbocieamef Jey."
8VXOIAI. tfOTiurn.
A nKMKiir for tnulgestlnii, Consumption, !)
nepsla. Weaknes, ecr. Ague, etc., Uelflnu'a
Lliiuld liuef Tonic. BlO-lwduedAw
AN UNFOIITUN'ATK I'KltbON.
Tlie most unfortiinate person In tlie world Is
one mulcted with sick headache, but they will
be relieved at ence by using Dr. Leslie's Special
J'lescrlpllen. bio udirertlscmviit In another
column. (!)
WH.r, UV 8UKKKII with Dysiiepsla nnd
l.lver Complaint I Hhlleh's vital Izcr isKuaran'
iecd tocuniyeu. Knr s-ile by II. II. (Jochran (Jechran
Drugglst Ne. 1J7 North (Juecn street
llucklen'a Arnica Salve.
TholtestSalvoln the world for Cuts, Itruiscs,
Seros, Ulcers, Halt Klieiim, Kevor Seres, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all Hkln
Kruptlens, and positively cures IMIes, or no pay
rciulrcd. It is guaranti-ed te Klve piTfcct aalls aalls
facllen, or money relundeO. l'rlce iS cents per
box. rer aole by 11. II. Cecnrnn, DniKgUt 137
and 1X1 North (lueen street Lancaster, l'u.
CUUU1', WilOOliNU COUGH and Jlrenchltla
Immediately relieved by bhlleh s Cure. Kersnle
by II. li. Cochran, Druggbit No.lXNerth(Jueen
street
The Impending Dancer.
1 he recent statistics el the number of deaths
show that a large majority die with Consump
tion. This dlseaue may commence with an np
pnrvnlly harmless cough which can be. cured In
stantly liy Kemp's Ilalsam for the Threat nnd
tuiic". which U uuamntccil te cum mid relieve
allcuf.es. l'rlce an cents mid (I. Trial tile free.
for sale by II. 1!. Cochran,
dniggist, Ne. 137
Aortnuuecnairecu
eu-lwujtitw
IJAXDKLies I.ivan Pullets for sick headache
erpld liver, biliousness and Indigestion. Small
nndeiny toswallew. Oue pill u dese. l'rlce, 2Sc.
liy all druggists. febS-3mdTu,ah,3
fiIIILOIl'3 CUItK. wilt Immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and bronchitis, for
sali by II. II. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. LT7 North
CI u oe n struet
A Very Narniw Kscape.
" Ve, I hid n very narrow escape," said n
preniliienl citizen ten friend. "I was ceurlticd
te my bed fur a car nnd my friends gavume up
lern consumptive's gmve, until 1 began uslns
Kemp's U.di)ain for llie Threat and bungs, nnd
here I am, sound and hearty." l'rlce fine, and
tl. Fer snle by II. 11. Cochran, Druggldt, Ne. 137,
North (juecu street Lancaster.
BIIILOU'3 CUUUIIand Consumption Qure is
sold by us en a guaniutce. It cures Consump
tion. Forsale by II. II. Cochran, Druggist, Ne.
VO North (juceu street
most Kxcelleut.
.1. .1. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knexville. Tcnn.,
writes: "Sly family and 1 nre beneficiaries of
your most oxcellunt meillclne, I)r King's Nuw
Dlscevery for consumption ; having found It te
he all that you claim for It dcslie te testily te
Its virtue. My friends, te whom 1 have retem
mended It, pnilse It ut every opportunity " Dr.
King's New Discovery ter Consumption Is
guaranteed te cure Coughs; Colds, llrenchltlt,
Asthma, Cietip and every ntrcclleii of 'lhrent,
( host nnd Lungs. TrlilbolllcsfrceatCochnin's
Drug Stere, 137 and l.O North (Juccn street, 1 -ill-caster,
I'a. Large size, ll.en. (3)
Wiiks the scab) is unnnved with ilaiidrull".
C.lenn'a Sulphur soap will b) found Infalllblu'
Hill's llulr Dye, black ei blown, illty cents.
slO-lwdeedAw
Unite Up.
Yeu nre feeling daBiusM'd, year nppctlle Is
peer, you nre bullion d with headache, ou are
ttd-ety, nervous and generally out of suits, nnd
w initie 6rure up. llrncu up, but netviitli ntlm
lilsuts, pring iiiedicbics, or bitters', which have
for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
v hlch stlmulnte veu for an hour, and then leave
you In worse condition than boteru. W liat you
want Is nu iillemtlve that villi purify 5 our
lileinl, stait Iicalthyticllonef thu Liver and Kid
neys lostero your vitality, and give runewed
health unit strength. Sucha incdlclne you will
Unit In hlectiic llitters, and only 00 cents n bot
tle at II. II. Cochran's llruujbteni, 137 and 13U1
North (iueen 1 street. Lancaster, l'u. (3)
UATAKIlll CUIIK1). hiullhnml sweet breath
secured, by bhlleh'9 Catanh Humeily. l'rlce M
1, liy auiiuu 9 V.UI.H1U
Nasal (elector lrtie.
for H.ile by II. II.
Cechruu, Druggist Ne. l.tl North (Jueeu street
raits Wurth Kiiunrlng.
lu nil disce: usef the nasal mucous mainhmne
the remedy used must bu nun lirltullug. 'lliu
medical piofensien has been s'ew te leant lids.
Nothing bittlsfacieiy can bu nccemplUhed with
douches, snulls, pimdeis, syilnges, astrtiigciits
eiany similar upplidtieiiH, becuiisu they nru till
Irritating, de net thoieuglily reach the uUictud
sutfaces. uud should bu ubiudencd us worse
than falliucs. A inultltudu of pursuits who had
ter e.irs linrnu nil thu worry nnd pain that ca,
tarihcan inilict testily te radical andpeiuia
nunt cures wieught by Ely's crcuui ll.iliu.
eepJJSrtd rfSBlK
THAT HACKING COUCH can l&fflKulckly
cured by Milleh's Cure. We guanft'Si) It J'ur
sale by II. 11. Cechmu, Druggist N6T137 Neith
(Jueuu slieet
UllOWN'S HOUSK.HOLU i'ANACKA.
Is the most otrecttvel'aln Destreyer In the world;
Will most surely quicken the bleed whether
taken Internally erv'npplled nxternnlly, and
thereby mero certainty UKL1KVK PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, thun any ether pain
alleviator, and It is warranted deuble the
strength of any Blmtlar preparation.
It cures pain In the bide, Iluck or itewels, Sere
Threat, llheuinatlsm, xoethucho and ALL
AU11KS, and Is The Qruat Kellever or I'aln.
" UllOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA " should
be In overy lainlly. AUiaspoenlulofthel'nnacea
In a tumbler et ht t water Isweetened, If pre
ferred, taken nt uedUmu, will lillKAli UP A
COLD, aceatau tnltle.
m-Jl-lydM.W.ASw
WHV WILL YOU cough vvhen Shlleh's Tcure
will give lmmediaturellul. 1'rlculO cts.,&0cts,
and II, for sale by 11. II. Cochran, Diugglst
Ne. 137 North llueen stivsit
KID.NCV THOUIILIIS.
sX.iaiiy Years Stuudlug Cured VHU
A Vase uj-t? ,,,,, ou y,, ut 4Ke,
Six lletiles, lu a reww, l'a., May 8, 18s5.
ALLk. . .rJenlail had been
IMkdkuek HiTTiiiu Ce.-iv .jmborefyears,
troubled with my kidneys feraiii' .enellt
ued almost overj'thlng without much u it
until 1 tiled Dandelion Hitlers. 1 used six Ub.
ties and am pleased te say 1 am entlruly rid of
the kidney trouble, besides my system being
toned up se tliat 1 loot llke a dlirerent person, i
cheerfully leceunnuiul the sumo te all atlllcted
lu this way. JAC011 MUSCHLITZ.
lebU-3mifl'u,Th,S
110T11KH9I MOTH Kllb t I MOTHKIISHI
Are you dlstmticd at ulght and bmkenef your
rout by a sick child suirertng and crjina with
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth t It te,
go at ence nnd gut a bottle of Mrs. WINBLOW'S
00TH1NU SYKU1'. It will rulleve the peer
llttle sulterer linmedlnluly sleiwnd upon It t
there Is no mistake about it There Is net a
mother en earth who has ever used It, who will
net tell you at once that It will regulate the
bowels, and Klve rust te the mother, and relief
and health toXlie child, epurutlng HKe magic It
U perfectly satu te usu In ull cubes, and pleasant
te the taste, nnd Is thu prescription of euu of the
eldest and best female physic! ins In the United
Stales. Sold every whuru. 23 cunts a bettla
nuivJl-lyatl.W.BAw
81,000 1,BWAI,ft
t'ei any case el Kidney Troubles, Nerveus
Dchlllty, Mental nnd liiyslcal Weakness that
llOTANIONKHVKlllTt'U.111 lulls te euro, told
by druggists, 60 cents,
tllKltlt MED. CO.,
, , Ne.lSN0UlillthBt,A'htla.,I'a.
Circular lree. sepil-Jma
7T
" wVWfcU
8WIFT Hl'KOlKIO COMPANY.
Tried in the Crucible
o.e
About twenty ycarg agel discovered a tittle aere
ncer. I have tried am, mlrei phi.lcarbut;S
Amen,f the number were ene ei Ttwe SrtatVr'.llr"'!,'?",!-
it cancer.
peclaltiiU.
nrotetbooro.caulna-lntniODaln. 1 .w .i.,.. , ,',-," ""yappuea wm Ilk
had dene for ether. .Imllarly amictcd. I procured
procured
accend bottlexho neighbors could rtlce that my cancer wm buii,i uity generi"?!
had iMenbnd for two or threo years haiini,ekin.r...... ... .... .'.' " enerl Health
had a eevore pain m, breaaU Aner UknB .lr
My
lit
I ocer teglve8.8.B.a fair trial.
laiid" H, wus' NANOV J. McCONAUOIIRY, Aahe Greve, TlppccanoeCo, Ind
IcratlvoeriTHv,
must perfect easntlrely v gotable, and seems te euro cancera by forcing ent u,0 Im
imrrst nnd best KiinoTreatlso en Bleed and Skin Dlseasca mailed froe.
"VyIHI'S HAltSAlA'ltlvvTI"l! Bm'T
R CREAKING HIJNf!
Is dry and turns hard, until oil Is iipplld,afl'NUAIi IIHI'OUT OF TUE IN8UR-
url.l.l ....11.. U,..... ,1... Ifll.llJ ,t AA.UWA-
-llllll IV mill I . HMIIJi .. I, VII ...w
ldnges, of llm body, are stllTened an
When
the JelnUi or
lrrened nndlnlhiuicd
a in
by Itlieiimntlsm, they caiiunl Ihi moved without
nniiilnif tlu tmiul fitfiMintntlni nuliia. AViir'a
VlllMIII IIIU )III1V VJLIIIIjlllllll pillimi J vi t
snrsapnrlllii, by IU action en thu blnml, relieves
this dominion, and restores thu JeluLs te geed
working outer.
Aycr's Snrsaparllliv hn cneclcd, In our city,
many most remarkable cures, 11 number ei
whli'li liailled llm cirerui of the most oxporl exporl oxperl
encod physicians. Were 11 necessary, I cenld
fllvothe nanies of many Individuals who have
iceii cured by taking this mcdlclim. In my
own case It has certainly worked wonders, re
lieving muet
RHEUMATISM
nrter being troubled with It ter years. In this,
nnd nil elder discuses nrlslng from Impure
bleed, Uiure Is no remedy with which I mil ac
quainted IhnluUerd such relief us Ayur's Har
snpirllla. II. II. Lawrence, M. !., llalllniere,
Md.
Ajer's Sareaparilla cured ine of (lout nnd
Itheumntlsiii, when nothing else would. It has
eradicated uvery tmen of dlscase Irem my y
trin. It It. Shurl, Manager Hetel llelmeiit,
Lewell, Mass.
1 wn, during many months, a sufferer from
chronic Uhcumntism. Iho illsease mulcted me
grlevnusls.ln splle of ull thu remedies I could
find, until I commenced using Ajer'u Saranpa
rllli. I took several bottles et this prep irallen,
and was speedily restored te health. .f. t'reum,
Independence, Vu.
Ayer's SarsapaiiHa
1'ropnredbyDr. J.C AyerA Ce., Lewell, Muss.
Sold by Druggists. Price, II ; six bottles, l
s-Jlles30
s
TOMACU AND LIVKIt PAD.
ForliKligesUeiijIJiliousiiess,
SICK-IIKADACHK, or uny of the symptoms of
a disordered stomach and liver, use
HOLMAN'S
Stomach & Liver Pad.
it will glve tone, vigor and elasticity te your
wholesystom, remove ull
Malarial Tulnl Frem the Illoed.
l'revent Fevcr, Small l'ex and nil contagious
d Wiuranted te CUl'.K nnd 1'llEVKNT CIIOL
EltAINt'ANTOM, COLIC, MKASLES, and nil
OHILDREN'3 DISEASES.
BAKKI KASILYWOItNl HKLIAULK I
CO. LEWIS AKD HIS lll'.NDnKD WIT.NES8KS.
Kcltes, Arkansas. Alter carerully watching,
for n period of four innnths, the ctrect of " Hoi Hei
man's Aguennd Liver lad." in at least enb huh
dkbd cases under my Immcdlale observation, 1
have no hesitancy In recommending It as a safe
and speedy cure In all cases of ague, biliousness
and indigestion In all cases of enlarged nnd
tnlliiinca spleen, It Is par excellence. Fer all
diseases arising from a disordered condition of
the Hver, I cheerfully rccommend Its use.
Very truly, J AMKS O. LKW18, M. 1).
a-I!w-are of Ilpgus and Imitation l'ads. Ask
your druggists forthe (ieniilne Heluian'g Pad,
and take no ethor. If he docs net keep them,
send f iOU te thu
H0LM1N PAD CO., 120 Williim St., Nw Tork.
nug2WmdM,W&3
B
AHIjKV MALT WHISKY.
PERRINE'S
l'Ul'.K 1IAHLEY
IALT WHISKY.
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION and all wasting
dlscasuscau be entirely cured by It. MALAHIA
Is completely eradicated from the system by Its
usu. l'EUUINE'S l'UKK 1IAHLEY MALT
WHISK! rovlvej the uuerglcs of thoseworn
with excessive bodily or mental clTeit. It acts
as aSAl'EOUAUD ugulnst oxpesuro In thu wet
and rigorous weather.
M-TAKK pirt of a wlncglussful en your ar
rival home alter the labors of the day and the
same imanllly boleio your bieiiklast being
clu mlcilly pure, It commends Itself te the med
ical profession.
WATOH THE LABEL.
Nene guanine unless bearing the signature, of
thu llrm ou Iho label.
M. & J. S. PERRINE,
HO. 37 NORTH FRONT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
soptSI-OuicedA
pUKK OUAKANTKEI).
RUPTURE.
Cms) guaranteed by lilt. J, II. MAY Ell.
Easuatouce; noepeiiiilon or delay from busi
ness : tojteit by hundiedsef cures. Main eltlce,
331 AltUlt ST., i'HILA. Suud for Circular.
fJO-lVd&w
CUUK l'OK 'I'lIK DKAF.
Peck's Patent lmproved Cushioned Enr
Drums lMirfeclly restoie hearing and purlerm
the work et the natural drum. Invlslbfu, com cem com
lertablu and always In position. All conversa
tion and even whispers huuid distinctly. Pend
for Illustrated book with testimonials, FltEE.
Address or call en V. 11ISUOX, 83J breadwuy,
Nuw Yerk. Mention tub) papur.
JunolO-lyeodAlyw
HJLVJj l'Al'MSU.
G
A N'T UK hi: AT.
V
OUll El.EOANT LINE 01'
Wall Paper S Window Sliadcs,
AND OUll
Very Modest Prices
A10 the things that can't be beat by any heuse
in the city.
MVG INVITE INSl'HCTlON.tTtt
m WALL PAPER
''?-'gJ3l NOUTH QUKEN
N V i.iuiiiii-
STORE,
RTl,.&mlC0
irai
i;
and.""-
- nnlbv.r,uuel'Klt, l'A.
ALFRED SIEBER,
Stere open uvery Monday and Saturday
evening.
-lyi'.HAVEON HANI)
A KINK A8SOKTMENT Ol
Beveled Edge, Gilt Edge and Rough Edge
CARDS I
Sultablu fur Invitation, Address Cuuls, etc.,
which will be printed te elder at short uotlce
uud upon ihe most lcuenublu terms.
BNVBLOPE3 TO MATCH.
tl
Intelligencer" Office.
letia
Wed li tie CmftH
;
f
en my eheek, and the doctor proneuneeU
I MW a .tslnm.nl in is" "":"'f ".,p" w "
aoine at n ?J.-"n.',J!t
aomaatencti.
A:
betUe. e IZFSS.-. !
cancer haa healed ever all bnt a mil.
cancer has healed or, .n i.. . .r.7.1
dleappearlnK,
ll..H....i . '""
i weuia RatUoeveryoaof
V
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t1
81'gC'"0 CO., Drawer a, AUanta, Ca.
wyLVANIA. S
4.;nl V O VST S, 1$M, 5 ;
TllB fitltt-HTflWXIITXKir.
UARDKNllOHK, WjtTJTA
JOK CKKAH'tViKKXKRS,
AndafulllInoefIIOU8EKUUN18HIN0(
The largest stock of (IAS riXTUKM
tiuy. epecini aiieniien paiu te uas-ruu;
Uoerliiu nnd Sneiillmr
JVe have Jiui ncelved another lotef tkOMl
uuuiir.a.
JOHN P. SCHAOT &
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,H
LANUASTKU.PA. M
"pLINN it l'.UKNKMAN.
STOVES I
TIIK SKA80N KOIlj
S T
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13 AT HAND.
f
TH.B PLACE TO BUY THB
-18 AT-
FJinn ii Brawl
Um YODR HEATERS LOOKED AfTl
FLINN & BRENEMJ
Ne. 162 North Queen Strt,'
LANCA3IllrA.
w
M. A. KlKKFKlt ALDUS C. HI
KIEFFER & HERI
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Court Heuse).
Invite all Housekeepora te CidPand Ins
their stecu 01
Heusefuriiisliiiig 6oedi&
A Conniletu Una cuiiitAnllv en luitiil.
faTOVKSnnfl KAMJKS, UAULOltHTOVl
tfU iniUIIU LlllllUtllUO .L.T-,
SUMMER COOK ST01
After camfully examining the inertia
enureu te tne truue, we uave euiucuiu
Wt
THE ARGAN13
"il
COr UAOUJJlilBtUUU
THE lt DANGLER.
VnnrfliT. HIT. -.'jffl
1 ,Jg,
.y 'It
As the llest, when all pelnw are cenilMMOfc
eifur te our natrens.
Call and bce us. We leve te show ear (
and are net ellended If you de net pan
llouusmuer, we uru ayeuts ler vft-3
The " Splendid Heater.f
Manufactured bv fuller A Warren Cerns
Trev. N. Y.. which luu no rival in durabll
economy of fnel nnd control of rob. New la t
time te examine and become posted ler au
pui causes.
UEMEMHEIl TIIK l'LACK I
40 EAST KING S
(OPPOSITE COUUT U0U3K.)
3'
api-tMAwi
UiiUVJSULEB,
-r;
nrian QHAiiK COFFEES,
X FIne old Government Java ana M
Ceifeus, the best In the market. Our Java
null iTntrenftiuuikH fur ltsulf : rich and fras
IV. per pound. Very flne l'lautatlen
Coifcea, our beat only auc, per peuna i eps
pepuiurnt 10c vvuwuntyeu iuciui una
Iue. t:mr,i. Thn excellent duality
Coffees nnd Une Teas Is making friends faata
nrm. Our dully sales show a steady Ib(m
K-ieih lleiistiul iivurv duv. A full line Of 1
Urecerles. l'louse glve ua a trial order. -) '
UAVi rTAJ&l.
anirte-lvd no. 113 west aine
A T HUKSK'f?.
J, I ThjQNi
i Ne. )'" iC VU
a
ueen
AaadvcrtlicdatlholateralriUU a
tie. 'iryit.
flvu Pounds ltesl f.uuit) Starcli
Mx Pounds Heed Carolina lllce for W
Soaps, Soaps,
Well seasoned Cincinnati Olive ch
box 1 une, lUbbllts, Miller a llerax. 1
etiiur vniiuiiea.
4.
r.
HONEY,
HONBY,
Kine Comb Heney In two pound fraissfc
ter ulce llenry by the nuatt. very fin
ATRURSK'sI
... -. . . ,,
NO. 17 EAST KINO
LANCASTUtiFAi
-lclopheno Connection.
!
m rv ca no Tl-'KTIf All A
JXL can be pnrchaaed tMVtiJ
Call and ba conTlneod. AH JMsW M
Uaaadmlnlsterea. ,.,
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