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Cotuefitct Intelligent.
IIUMTOASTSB. JANOARY SI, US?.
;.'? Watterjea's Dlssatlsractien.
iVHenry Watterson has been writing
letter te his journal about the
at, whom Mr. Watterson does net
Net te approve is characteristic
r. Watterson. It Is a characteristic
, added te his nimble pen and flew of
words, has given him his name
r JMae. Mr. Watterson is a chronic
rand objector. The world Uec3 net
I te suit him. Ills party docs net agree
i him. He Is a party and a law him.
V If he had had the Democratic party
his guidance for the past twenty
, It would be nowhere new ; which ts
i Mr. Watterson is. He damns the
at and declares himself for him for
term : which is Just the oddest
i imaginable for a Eane man te take.
tXr. Watterson does net Bee it. Ills
! complaint agalast the president is
Ik cannot be? : that he is complacent
tatreng in his belief that he is deles
(tight; that he clings te his opinions
net let congressmen and ethers
r aim about.
tilt. Watterson's chief characteris
ing ever-confident opinion that he is
I; attended by an ever-following dem-
ion that he was wrong. He sets him
t,p as the president smenter,aud advises
l in his newspaper rather than in his ear,
i he says he cannot catch the ear,
Ike knewa he has the newspaper open
i ; and as he never tells anything but
land has no malice, he is never afraid
r publicly what he has te say. That
be very well if Mr. Watterson's
I were facts and his deductions from
i sound. But Mr. Watterson 13 wholly
I te act the part of teacher te the
nt or mentor te the party because
I are often net facts and his con.
irery often net true. His Judz.
is profoundly bad, and his perceptions
iHnally inaccurate. lie thinks he reads
racier well, and reads the president's ;
I misreads it sad I v.
?tYP says the president remarked te a
the ether day that he theusht he
I" Anna nrAtt V wall nAn.ll.rlni. )) fln
" f ww i'.wivj ill.ll IrUU.L.IUi IUU
(Mine general opinion; consequently
tMr. Watterson's. The president has
pretty well considering " hew the
en howlers and congressional office-
and tarlff-screamers have been
.and barking.t ils heelsT no ha3
TasUfial better than Mr. Watter-
aid de, who would net even
for his back were it net for the
l puts it there.
F"Wattersen tells m hew Braxten
I and Jeffersen Davis ruined the Cen-
r by their obstinacy ; as though it
i clinching proof of his Indictment
the president, though right at
III Andrew Jacksen's record, te quote
i the ether side.
I Mr. Watterson tells et a Private
party attended by the president,
in mock cabinet council, the
at was berated by his fictitious
i for his misdeeds. It was charac-
of Mr. Watterson te forget the
r of this party when he gave its pre.
i publicity. He can never think of
I than one thing at a time, and in his
Dg speed te print his statements bis
i stands ever open te let out an ythtnsi
irsadytodrep. We have had enough
Watterson's counsel, and when he
I himself into the Blaine movement
I for him, we will lese little.
--v a ueuu suggestion.
i water works question is naturally
a geed deal of interest in the
land there are theso who entertain a
I opinion that there is no need te
Ithe present location of the works.
iplacote a communication from
0B1 en Saturday, expressing this view,
eg a very rational wan. 8usree3ted
t-eld and very level-headed friend,
Bin Bauman, for the bud1v of
lwater fiem the present works.
-Man baa great merit, nnd is
worthy et the attentions of councils.
sea te leave the water works
I they are, and te ruu u wall above
I, along the creek side, te form a series
pg reservoirs, into which the water
be conducted, being taken .from the
at any desired point above the
If necessary te go above the Eden
r mill, a conduit pipe could take it
i; or until the need of going se far
water should be demonstrated, it
1 be let into the reservoirs from a point
en aistanea above Itanck's mill
ild take it beyond the danser of con.
satler. from the city Eeweraze. tinder
plan the city waters can take their
I course te the cretk ; and the water
ng into the reservoirs will have no im-
tty but the mad they gather in flood
e, which will eettle In them as it passes
i one ie me etner; the final reservoir
Closed off against the flew of nnv-
but Clearwater. And in passing ever
asms the water will receive
wmcu will benefit it. The
.eenstructlen of these dams
at.btcaute et the natural
tfetkad.alOM the ere. th
' waUl alestg the emk sad be-
haalas, neither aesttug te be
(til tbs construction required.
t'laas cTeawimuus pianwe
MaMta
lla.l Sln. lln.l stn.l Sin.
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....... .n Ml, IBO1800M71
mfus 1 l . ISW
Ml.... 160 100 4B0 0t 7 60
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te.... IS 4M -fSmlOBO 1880 10 50
m. low fas hmum i7oe go
lb..... M f uoe le en et med
MM... iMMOS 1700 B0V 3700 3200
MtM- JlOB 8000 J800 M00 800
' ie? MOO WOO 00 MOO BiOO
r..,.. UMtlioe oe moo we"! '10
w i
Will
Mwy JwtuHi U Urt city U It can be
KM ft twett tfaeatMd dollars. It
will be well worth that aum te
the city. The coultel whlcu it
gives it of se much mere of the water
power of the creek will alwats be of great
value te it. We are entirely in favor et
that purchase, as at present advised,
whatever plan'may ultimately be adopted
for the water supply. We cau make no
mistake in obtaining full control of the
Concstega water within our limit.
The Democratic Primaries.
The Democratic primary elections te
name candidates for municipal place at the
February election were held en Saturday
night, and the nsult has been such as te
give cause te the party for self -gratulatlen.
The gentlemen who go into the school
beard are net unknown te our citizens, and
two of them-have geed records forprevieu3
service in the capacity of guardians of the
public schools' Interests.
The candidates presented forceuucilsare
uniformly sensible men, who may be ex.
peeled te give sedulous attention te the
cltj 's welfare, If they are voted into place,
and the nominees for the lesser places en
the ticket are worthy of the suffiages of
the party.
New that they haebeen harmoniously
chosen, let them receive the support of
every citizen who believes In the elevation
te municipal place of the best men, regard
less of party.
William U Scerr Is talked or as ttie
me"t likely successor ei Secretary Manning,
It the latter retires. If this should barren,
all Democrats could unite lu the exetauia.
Hen "Great Scott!"
The attack en ttie forests et Norttii'&etern
Pdnnsylvacla nnd the adjelulug counties of
New Yerk 6Ute bids fair te exhaust them.
Ten y03ra age Wayne county sent te ;umket
125,000,000 feet of hemlock lumber annually.
Today net mere than one-quarter of that
amount Is cut, and except In a lew Isolated
cases, where the timber has been left stand stand
leg for buch an emergency, the preJuct el to
day Is of Inferior quality. The lumbering
aud tanning business hasgenn te the western
counties et Pennsylvania, where the hem
lock and plne still covers ast areas. Beside
the pluu and hemlock forests that ence steed
In that region tuere were huudreda of thou
sands et aero of hard weed maple, beecb,
eik, and cbestuut. Of thee the oak and
cbe&tuut have succumbed te tlje demand for
railroad ties and telegraph poles, te say noth
ing of the thousands of acres of the finest
specimens of tbelr kind that were sacrificed
for cordwood before the railroads and the
pesple adopted ceul as the universal lueh
When the bard weed groves are gene, the
result te the water supply, according te com
petent opinion, will be a serious problem
that will conlrent tbe inhabitants of the re
gion. Fer successor te the late Mr. Ilan we
nominate the ground-hog, who geta In his
work en Wednesday.
0;r Sunday evening Mr. Uenry Irving
gave a banquet In Londen te slxty-twe
guests of " ancient name and knightly fame
and chivalrous degree " besides a few men
exceptionally distinguished by the possession
of brains and ducats. It was a cute advertis
ing dedge en the part or the sagacious actor,
for he bad extensive alter dinner chat with
the reporters, in which he spoke feelingly of
en annotated edition of Shakespeare en
which he is working. lie paid a high tribute
te America's learning en Sbakeepearc, and
romarked upon the extent or Shakes
pearean literature In America. Then he an
nounced that the poet's birthday would
be celebrated by nn attempt te find out somo semo some
tulurf ruore about the re&l details or the poet's
lire. In this latter enterprise the actor Is
worthy of encouragement, for It must be
coufessed that there Is certainly tee much
mystery about the root aud his work, and the
recent explosion of tne Hathaway bubble has
Increased the doubt of many as te whether
the Shakespeare of history and tra Jltlen wa9
uet very much of a myth.
m
Tuc geed men are as thick as locusts lu
midsummer en the local Democratic, tickets.
Tan New Yerk coal strike ha se far failed
te realize the prophecy se freely niade H Its
commencoinent, that commerce would Le
relned up short In New Yerk harbor, and
that the men would win a great victory aim
ply because the business lntorests Involved
w ere fce vast and far reaching that they would
net brook delay. There has been much lees
trouble In supplying the places of strikers
then at first supposed, ted it is seemingly dem
onstrated that If fought out en the line first
chesen, the men are destined te defeat ; but
there are signs that point te an energotie
movement en the part of all organized labor
te support the strikers by refusing te use coal
bandied by the men who have taken their
places, thus compelling the gas and electric
light companion te suspend operations.
The army of New Yerk policemen have
enough tode te bold the criminals of Getham
In check when the city is lighted, but under
cover et darkness crime would be rampant,
and If tires and riots were uet raised with a
view te plunder, It would be very strange
indeed. That this terrible responsibility
should be fcheuldered, that all these
men should cease work without a
cricvance, simply for the purpose of
forcing tne employers of a small
teJy of men te yield te demands of doubt
ful Justice, Is hard te believe ; aud yet the
communistic clement In New Yerk labor or er or
gr.nizaUensisHolarKethatii may urge mat
ters te that issue.
If be, one night of terror will be enough
for New Yerk, and the strikers will encoun
ter a revulsion of popular feeling, a storm of
execrations, Instead of the sympathy no es es
sentlHl te their succcsh.
The Ectmng Telegram U the nauie of a
new dally beru in Heading en HHtuidny. It
"will support the men and measures el the
Democratic party." Heading new ha thrte
Eugllsu dallies , but it is a big town aud there
ought te lx plenty el room for this Ijve new new new
oemor. The trial et ex-Aiderman O'Nell lu :ew
Yerk, for receiving a bribe in connection with
the graut et the lranchlse of the Ureadway
Surlace railreai, took a nueer turn en Katur
day. Mlaa Leu Vex, who resided at .the Mo Me
Laughliu loaldeuco from October 1SS3 te
June 1S31, made a complete denial et all that
Katla Null aud ex-Alderman Waite said as
te the ineetlug or the "comblne" at Mc
Laughlin's house. Anether witness corrobo
rated her In this Important particular. It la
passing strauge that these witnesses kept
their lips sealed lu the McQuade (rial. There
Is an astonishing amount el lying in this lu lu lu
vostigatleu. luTucuty-SU Uet el (,Uly-3ciu.
Iren ero Is utlued in this statu In the fel
luwiug counties : Northampton, Jyjblgh,
Schuylkill, Burks, Montgomery, Chester,
Momeur, Luzerne, Columbia, Uauphle,
Lebaueu, Lancaster, Illalr, lluuiluuUeii,
Ctmru, i. rnnkllu, Cambria, iiedferd, Arm
strong, Allegheny, Westmoreland, Wnsli Wnsli
lugieu, Oreeue, Tayette, Linrenee, and
Mercer twenty-six out of the euu-seeu
counties of the state.
An Ucrole Effert.
Frem the Mew Yerk Sun.
Wife (head outef second story wlnde v)
Is that you, Jehn Smith?
UuBband (at front deer) Yeb, tu'dwar.
lfu Well, say chrysauthemum, or you
don't get into this beuse te-ulxhU
Uuseand (heroically) Ch cbran-ythe-SBUtn,m'daar.
B)w"e (banging down the window) Geed
nema uttttiat nurear.
Otn. McGlrlUn's I'laa tar falling Dewu the
Itebcllleu Submitted le I.Uet -Clan. Scott
Whu Did Nat Oln II Ills Approval.
itKAPsnivrrM. e V. M , )
CCLCMtlCJ, Ohie, April 1 7, 11. (
Kcui !tn mnflelii Scetl, CcmmanJinj I. 6,
A rmj,
GsxuRii, ; Communications with Wash
ington belug e dinicull, I lug te lay btfore
you siuie luus relatlui te this region ei
country, aud te propeic for your cousUtetn
tlen a plau of operations Intended te U'lltne
the prossuie upon Washington, and tending
te bring the war h a sp'edy close.
The region north el the Ohie, nnd bcttreeu
the Mississippi aud the Allcsbeulr form
one grnud strategic Held lu which all opera
tleni mint be umlnr the control et one he.nl,
whether HOtlug ei.enilwly or ou the deleii
lve, 1 asuiuB It ns the tlnal reult that hestll'.
tic III break out en the Hup of the Ohie.
Ter two roeua It Is nfcci'iry te deliy tbl
result by all pulitlcal uiesni'fer a certain
period of time.
1. Te onable the NerthwcM te tuake tbe to te to
qulslie preparations, new tery lueomplete.
2, That a i'.ren; tllver.'len may be nude In
aid of the d of en 'e of Washington and the
cavern itne operaiiLus.
rirst urging that the general geierumeut
should leave no means untrliM te arm and
equip the Western Units, I eubmll tbe fol
lowing vlews :
Caire should be occupied by a small force,
sy tne batteries lrnnRly intrenched and
provided with heavy guns, aud a gunbeat te
control the river.
A lerce of some elht battalleui te bs in ob
servation nt Sindesal he Junction of the
Ohie tV.Mlslssippl and the IllifeU Central
railway), te observe St. Leuis, sustiin the
garrleu of Caire, and If uccimu reeniorce
Clucluuatl.
A few companies should ebserve the
Walia-b below Inceunw.
A division of about 1,000 men at Seymour
te observe Louisville aud be reaJy te sup
pert Cincinnati or Caire.
A division of 5,000 men ut or ue C lucin
natl. Twe battalions at or near Chilllcetbe.
Could we be provided with nrm, the
Northwest has ample resources te furnlh
S0,000men ler ae'tve operations, nlter pro
viding Millien hat mere ttnu the troops
mentioned oixive for the pro'.eotlon of the
frontier.
W 1th the nctive army nf operations it Is
proposed te cre-s the Pale at or in the vici
nity of Galllpellf, and meve up the valley
eflbe Great K-iuuwba ou Hichmeud. In
combination with thl, Cumberland should
be seized, aud n few thousand u.en left at
tialllpelis te cover theiear and right llmkel
me mam cuiumu. me presence of tnis de
tachment, and a prompt unvemeut en I ou's
ville or the heights opposite Cinclpuall,
would effectually prevent any interference
en the part of Kentucky. The moveineut en
Richmond should be conducted with the
utmost promptness, and could net fall te re
lieeo Washington as well aa te secure the
destruction of the Southern army 1 a'ded by
a decided advance en tee eastern line.
1 knew there would be difficulties lu cress
Ing the mountains, but would go prepared te
meet them.
Anether plan would be, in the ev:nt of
Kentucky assuming a hostile poltien, te
cress the Ohie at Cincinnati or Louisville
with $0,000 meu, msrch ttralght ou Nah.
ville, aud lhr-nce a"t according te circum
stances. Were a battle gained befere retching Nash
ville, ee that the strength of Kentucky and
Teuncssee were cllectually broken, a move
ment en Montgomery, aided by a vigorous
movement en tne eastern line toward Charloa Charlea Charloa
ten and Augusta, should net be delayed. The
ulterior movements of the combined armies
might be en 1'ensacefa, Mobile and New
Orleans.
It sesm - car that the forces of the North
west should net remain quietly en the defen
Blve, and that under present circumstances,
if the supply of arms Is such as te render it
absolutely impossible te bring Inte the Beld
the number Indicated above, their offensive
movements would ba meat effective en tbe
line first ludlcited; but If se llberal a supply
can be obtained as te enable m te avail of
60,000 troops te the active army, then the
second line of operations must de most de
cisive. rle enable u te carry out either of these
plans it is absolutely necessary that the
general government should 6traln every
nerve te supply the West wjth arms, ammu
nition and equipments.
Even tomdntalnthe defensive we must
be largely assisted.
I beg te urge upon von that we are verv
bady supplied at present, and that a vast pep.
nlatlen caer te ilht are rendered powerless
by want of arms, the na'Ieu being thus de
prived of their aid. I have the honor te b?,
general, very respectfully yours,
Gee. B. McClclla.n,
Majer-General Commanding O. V,
rtcmirks of Otntral holt ou the 1'orfgelDg
l'ioijtlllen..
1. As at the date et thU letter Gen. Mo Me Mo
Oiellan knew nothing el the intended call
for two years' volunteers, he must have had
the Idea of compeilng bis enormous columns
of thrte months men for operating against
Nashville and Richmond, that U, of men
whose term of forvlce would expire by the
timebe hai collected nnd organized them.
That such wf9 his lde i appears trem a prier
loiter, In which, nltheugh the Ohie quota is
but about ten theuwnd men, the general
speaks, I think, el having thirty thousand,
and wants nrms, Ae, &c, &c, for elahtv
thousand.
2. A march upon Richmond from the Ohie
would probably insure tbe revolt of Weateru
Virginia, which, If left alone, will soeu be,
flve out of seven, for the Unlcn.
3. The general eschews water transporta
tion by the Ohie and Mississippi In favor of
Iedk, tedious, aud breakdown (of men,
horses, and wagons) marches,
4. His plan is te BUbJaa the receded states
by piecemeal Instead of enveloping them nil
(nearly) at once by 8 cordon of pests en tbe
Mississippi, te its mouth from us Junction
with the Ohie, and bv blockading eblps el
war en the seaboard. Ter the oerdon a num.
ber of men equil te ene of the general's col
umns (60,000) would probably sufflce ; and
the transportation of men and all supplies by
wuter Is about a fifth of the land cost, besides
tbeimmeusu saving in tlme. Respectfully
submitted te the prtsident.
WlM IEI.P '"(Ol I.
Mai J 11.
J.iulurstiiieul ou th llnck.
Ooueral Scott' Remarks addresed te Iho
I'ltCSlDLNT,
en Gen. McCltllan's Project for the Subju?a
tleu el the Kccedcd 8 tatex.
TEBSONAL.
Miss I m vn received 30 vverlli of tele
erams el tundolence which were sent " cel.
lecL"
hKNAter. TAin'rt hopeful son tried te sheet
ex Ceni-etsmnu Tage ter declining te drink
lu a asulngteu bar-room.
AncunisneP IITa:?, of Philadelphia, has
forbidden the use of any form of operatic
music at church services in his diocese;
Mn. J. A. A riNEACX. a colored tragedian,
appeared In "Richard III" in the I'niladel.
phia Academy of Musi; Haturday night. He
did passing well,
L'Diren Raven, ei tt.e Mauch Chunk
J)emecrax, favors the preposition that the
body of the Democratic state committee re
made up of the county chairmen, with ad
ditional members from such counties as are
entitled te two or mera
ScewcTAnT Manning it U rumored, will
rellre from tbe treasury department about
the lat of May, and that he w 111 accept the
presidency of the new uutienal bank te be et .
tabllshed In New Yerk. Mr. Jerdan Is te be
vlce president et the saine bank.
Cardinal Ginne-vs Is a vorltable monk in
thoinedoofhlsllle. He allows himself no
relaxation, no pleasure, no cessation from
work, no shirking of the humblest duty
w hlch attaehes te the olflce of priesthood rx
csptabrisk walk of two hours every alter alter
neon. Au anecdote concerning this charac.
terlstlemay net boeutofplacohere. Kheitly
after his reception et the baretta last spring it
number of Ualtlmore gentlemen determined
te raise a fund fortbepurcbaseof a cemplete
equipage and the maintenance of the horses
and hlre of coachmen. Thomevomentcamo
te the cardinal's car. He eummened the
head of It aud told him that he would net
heard it, "Give llie money te Bome char
itable Institution," he said, 'lean walk. I
llke walkiug."
? 1 t i 1 1
Wbeicet Whlfiir: WherefcreT Ilow J Walch?
Whj I
All atk at enee, all wait reply.
Men fuel old ) steins cracking under 'em,
Life saddens le a mere conundrum,
Which once Ucllglen solve!, but she
lias lest his sclcnce found ;-tbe key.
-Jamil ItuiitU Leurll,
5-cei
Hprlngfleld,
Ky., for having murdered
iGreeu.
James vvusen Kenee.
. forged and
swindled the National Shi
hud I.satlier
bank, or Newark, , J., ou
pf v?5.oeo, has
anlteua.
been raptured at Wlunlpejr,
l.lltla Charley Orbau, t!
nowsbev who lest a lev has a
te Philadelphia
Mired a verdict
of ns.0e0airalnst tha Tree! iinsremnanv,
Jackllovey, nn eoceuttle, miserly Irish
nun, died In i'lttsburg, worth ever ?IO,OOtl
He was an uncle et tbe IUdhml ltrethers,
ltfeguauls.
The IihIiiiu swlne breeders, In session nt
IudlauaelK en l'rlday, hid 1 ld belorrjthem
rebuts shevvlug tint ihe Ic-cs liem hrg
cholera In Indium nlo'.ie dating List .venr
oxcccsled $IP00lVi
Themis e. Kvaus, bulges! of Vantlceke,
vvascouvlcUidltithecrlmliislci art of Wilkes
barre, ou Saturday, of extortion and perjury
luotllce. Among the chargts w ere commit
Unit Hiineirl ms mid lelr-s te lulvm v lthetll
authority, and Imposing and collecting Hues
which were net vvarrauted under the law.
During a tuvsquerideat I reepert, livusa,
lastThuredav tiinht, n paper hesJ dtessweru
by Miss Cern llouteu, ciusht the from a
l-racket lamp. She pulled oil ihe cap, threw
It en the tloer, and tried te sksuipoutthe
llsuie, but her drevs,whlch was also papered,
ought lire, nnd she was burned te death.
An uuknewu man attempted a felonious
aault upon a girl about lltteeu years of ag,
near the Camden Iren works Camden, N.
J., Huuday afternoon. Iter streams brought
assistance and the man lied. He was chasid
te the ebemlcal works et More Phillips en
Cooper's creek, and when hu pursuers ar
rived, he Jumped lutolhecrefk aud attempted
te swim te the eastern shere,butvtai drowned
bolore reaching It. The bedv w a- u t recov
ered. Th union.,
'-i i'tL,eonstlpvtcd,sheulildil'. tt 10
ii-ins lu faeips fur treatl.c, Wi-ldj llptn-ivrj-vic.li
al .vsscclstten.eu Mi'u trft nuf
fale, h.1. JJ.ThAn
A blessing te humanity I. "lit !' Hull's
Cough S nip can wnll beuun J ii . I' Mi done
inoiuKeoanlitaOy thananv'e h-1 meJtiine. One
triil wilt eouvlnce anyone tl lu iClieucj-.
Price M t ..
"Ihire'si terror, bcaaach in year th. can.
for I am nrmed se strong ub ti i il
Thst I pass p ilu by, as an Idlr i J.
tlEce thi discovery or Salvation 01 .
-
une AfufstL's sal i ntn Tituric
(nerge AuirmtusSala, the s .-kn. u hng;
lUh vrlter, en his last Australia 'up. retc as
fellows te The .anden Dailii Tf'' r s
' 1 euectally tavea rleassn' reineuibraa. s of
tlae hlp' doctor a very exre ten -a luait'luie
medico Indeed, wh tendei me a t klnJly
durlnirahorrlbleepell of brmUUUs and pii pii
luedlc esthnia, provoked by tfcc t t-j which
MJwo3reddewn enusjust af r c iefv San
Iranclioe llulthe doctor's ri -rlii. ins snd
.he inert asing warmther theuu ,e it sajwe
neaicd the Tropics, and, tn ps"i a-, a couple
of Allcock s Toreus I'lasterm Jn a - oneon
the chest and another bctw.-a " -''"Mcr
b's :j-oen ect me right."
AIITtialicicoce !Ql xn.ll
cea'd de te make Bensen s tai ua VIa c
the bet poveuj plasters aad tte tha
best general exUrnal remeJy la the
world, has been dene Wh'iBVfr It is
Foaslble te Improve them I: Is done.
lkuen'j plasters are net nisJe te laip"j upon
the credulous, but te euredl.eae. ihtlr emi
nent success has procured for them tha velun
tary endorsement of S.OOO physicians, phirma.
cUU and druggist througheu ta e country, and
the ontepekea preference of the Intelligent pub
lic. Ihsy are prompt, pewerf.il cleanly and
certain. They euro where no ethers ill even
relieve, llefme tmltatlens styled "Cspjlcia, "
"Capsicum" or "Capucla" p aiters. rtalia.
bledmgeljts only. The "Three seals" trade
mark en the genulne and the wuM "Capctae"
cot In the centre of the plaster
VM 01AJ. MUX1 vet.
AUE 10U MALIK miserable by Ingestion
Constipation,
ri. ....- ..... -a I .... -
-vi
et stint
u, uu.tur.9. ljU.9 Ul -11H.-11LU. 1U
Shlleh'a V'ltnllsnrli a n,)i.ltlrn rnm.
for dale by U. B. Cochran, UrutrjUt, Ne. 1S7
ena yucen street.
Uncklsn's Arnica salte.
The IVst Salve In the weild for Cats, Bruises,
Seres, Weirs, Salt lthrum, lever Si ir. Tetter,
Charptd Hands. Chilblains, Cem", and all SSstn
SnipUens, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It la guaranteed te clve fwrfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Trice 3 cents ir
box. rer sale by U. 15. Cecrinvn, Oruegtst, 157
nnd IX) MerUi (jnoen struet, Lancaster, l'a.
They are looking for you every wScre. Unifts
of atr in unexpected plans, going from het
rooms te cool ene-, c&reles4nes lu chanslng
clething: In thert anything which cuds In a
"common cold In theheidT' I eless arrested
thtt kind of oeld becomes seated la the mucous
membrane, of the head Then It Is Catarrh In
any aud all lu stages this dUoase always yields
te tly's Cream Ualui. Safe, agreeable, certain.
Price fifty cents. j-5ileed4w
The putUOD or Lmiuuter
Is about 30,0m, and we would say at least one
halt are troubled with some aifectlen of the
Threat and Lungs, as theso ceuipislnts are ac
cording te statistics mere numerous than
ethers. We would advise all net le neglect the
opportunity te cull en us and get a bottle of
Kemp's l!ali.ara for the Threat and Lungs, l'rlce
5)cnu and II. Trial size rree. Uetpvctfully,
U. U. Cochran, druggist, 1J7 -North Qneen sueel
rer lame baetr. ilde or chest, use Shlleh's rer.
eus l'laster. Price 25 centa. rer sale by It. 11.
Cochran, Dmgalst,Ne.US Serth Qneen sueet.
Faer-rmhs.
Of our American people are afflicted with lick
headache In either Its nervous, bilious or con
gestive forms, caused by Irregular habits, high
nvlug, etc., and no remedy has ever conquered
It nntU Dr. Leslle's Special I'rcirrlptien was dis
covered. Olvelta trial. Bee advertisement In
another column. (3)
Dr. IUmlxd Werh svbct, rurtiy vegetable,
pleasant te take, will expel worms If any exist,
no purgative required after using. Price, 25
cents, by all druggists. bj-lraflStWAr
Grins.
l'lcasant, healthy grins are seen only en the
faces of healthy persons. The dytpeptle aud de
bilitated can smue only In a halfhearted way.
f urlfythebloed tone the stomach. ana strength
en the ttssues with Burdock meet! littler". If
Sen wish te laugh well ana often ter sale by
. 1) Cochran. aruggUt, 137 and IS) North Queen
street, Lancaatnr.
"Completely prostrated for days with lndl-
g catien and billens fever, ihe cftctBOf two
ettles et Burdock Bleed Bitten astonished me ,
visible lmprevementrlght off" Sir. Neah Hates,
Llmlra. -N. Y. ter sale by 11. 1). Cochran, drug
gist, in and 13d North Queen street, Lancaster.
Will It Really Cera lthenuialliui ?
W'e answer. honor bright. It will enreiheunu
tl in, and the sev crest cases tee. Dr. Thenat'
KcUctrie Oil was specially rrepircd for Iho
rheumatic und lame, jnettce letters from the
peeple relative te its merits in nearly every
Saper In the country, rertaln by II. Jl Cochran,
rugKlst. 137 and 13 North (javin vtiest, Lan
castur. Detectlres aud l'rltate Ufflcers
Usually wear their badges of authority con
eealed under their clothing, but Dr. Themat'
Eclecirle Oil wears Its badges In tbe form ei
printed labels attached te each and every bottle
se that all may knew Its mission. It Is given
lull and cemplete authority ti arrest all ach-.s
and pains, and does Its duty every tlme. for
nale by 11. 11. Cochran, dregljt, 137 and IS)
.Serth Queen street, Lancaster,
Tin KUid We Like
'Ihonitdlcluewomostllkols thu which dens
Its work rjulck and well. Burdock Bleed Bit
ttri are tne quickest kind of a curs for dys
pepstA and liver and Sidney saectlens. ter
ale by ll. 11. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 133
North Queen etroet, Lancaster.
What Three Applications Did.
1 was trouMed rerv much nlte sere feet.
Thrce appllcatleusbt Themat' Bcltctrle Oil ou.
tlrely cured them. Nothing better In ths mar.
ktit. ' Jacob llutl'r. KeJOlng l'a rer tale by
II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 aud UO North Uucen
street, Lancaster.
11 UO W.S 'a UOUdKUOLD l'ANACKA.
Is thomesterroctlvo Pain Destreyerin the world!
Will most surely quicken the bleed whether
taken internally os.!applled externally, and
thureby mera certainly BELIEVE VAIN,
whether ehronle or acute, than any ether pain
alleviator, and It Is warranted doable the
strength of any similar preparation.
it cures pain in the bide, Back or liewels, Sere
Threat, liheumatlntn, Toothache and ALL
AUillts, and Is The Great liellever el l'aln.
llllOVTN'bUOUSKUOLUPANACKA" should
be In every family. A toaspeonf ul of the Panacea
In a ttitubli r el net watr sweutaned, ir pra
fjrrefl,) laken at rdtlnce, wUl liltKAK VV A
CUi k. launtsa betUe.
mK-nilM.W.Aliw
TOKL h. HAINES, LaNCASTEU'S
M Urcatest Auctioneer, Ileal rttate and rire
Iniuunce Agent, Is prcparei te sell iurnlture
uniiethur personal property by auction, 1 will
liirulub a thoroughly competent ilerkand iiuar iiuar
autce satisfaction. tunfj lwd
ff GKUHAKr,
Fine Tailoring.
A llcductlen of '.5 per cent, en all Heavy
Weight tulliug and overceating te makn room
ter luy large Bptlug lmperutiuu. This reduc
tion U for cash only.
-Material aud Workmanship the Very ISest.
H. GERHART.
Nr. u y. QUEKN ST., Opposite the Postercce
dUmar.7lY
a mr vASstita
LadCernlth waslmch
mamieAU
A THLOl'UOKOS FOR RHEUMATISM.
"NEARLY CRAZED
with villi "is the Ml ciy of many u victim of
thcuiuatlHiier nuurnlgli, nnd fivt-iucntly ether
diseases, such as liver and kidney complaints,
are directly traceable te rheumallsui or neural
g'a These dlaes, ter some unexplaluable
reason, nte rapidly Incieaslng, and In tniiiy
lustanees aie the dtiect eause et much sickness
which se hides It leil origin ns te be mistaken
forethcr dlreasts. lu rurlug rheuinitlsui, nsu'
rulRlii sic headache and In many mses of klJ.
neyandltvrr troubles, Athlopberos has wrought
wonders, 'lltose who have ucd them atebesl
iinlltled te spcaH et Its luerlta.
lleuM l'elnl. Sen Vmk.
1 took Athlnphoies and 1 think It helped nuv.
1 had mil walked for s weeks whsn Heek the
Alhlonhetos and lnve vtalkid slues. 1 have
taken neatly nil medicines rvcouiiuendcd for
lheuuiatl'iu, and I think that Athlophetot
holiH-dmatheuioitofany lam net entirely
cured jet, but am going te take Alhlodheroslf
Itcemei en bsd again. Mns, Tbes. IUtes.
liolteuv llle, Vt , August IS, IMC.
1 can thankfully say 1 bcllev el ewe my life te
Athlopheros as au Inilrauirnt In the hand of
(led. I have had no return of these awful spe'ls
of neuralli of ths heart slnce t lait wrete you.
lleplnuthUmay Induce ethers te tiysevalua
ble auiedlitne, I remain
cry iesHctfully yours,
itRS. C, M. 1'AIUR.
Iho bottle et Athlopheros I precui-xl ler
Tacob Kelnnet'e wife sited Ilka chirm. She had
been confined te her bed for thiee weeks or
mere. Could hardly help herelf any Inene
week she was en her fant. She had net lone be.
foieglveu birth te a child and had Inilniniu ttery
rlieumalinn A. A. lern
Kvery druggist should keep Athlopheros and
Athlopheros fills, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., He.
Ill Wall street, New Yerk, will send either (car
riage paid) en receipt of regular price, which
It (1 iv per botUe for Alhlopheios and Wc ler
l'Uls.
for liver and kidney diseases dyspepsia. In
digestion, weakues, nervous debility, diseases
el wetacu. constlpaUen. headaihe. Impure
bloel. 40 . Athlopheros l'Uls oie une-jualed.
JauS.-lweed
A YE1VS HAllt UiOi;.
PERFECT HAIR
Indicates a natural and healthy condition of the
cai;i,auuu iun fei-tims lureugn w nicnnourisn nicnneurisn nicnnourisn
meut Is obtained. Whun, lu consequence et age
tin a dt-caie. the hair becomei atk, thin and
gray, Ayer's Hair Mer willstrenutheu lt,ro-i-tero
Its original cel r, prutnote In rapid and
vlporeu growth, ud tmj a:t le It te thu lustrv
and froshnesief jeuth
I have ued Ayer's Hair V Ier for a long time,
sndamconvlncedef Us vilue vv hen I was lj
years of age my hair beg ui in turn gray. I com
menced uilng thn VlRer, and was surprised at
the geed clTects It inxnluc-U It net only re
stored the roler te my hitr, but se stimulated
Its growth that 1 have new mero hair than ever
oeiere. e iv , t-uwaxus, (.eiawaur, atas.
Ayer's Hair Viger,
8e!J by all Druggists and rcrfunjers
1 r vor ari acrTti:y from debility and le,i of
appetltn; If jour stomach ts out of order, or
your mind confused, take Ayer's Sarsspartlla
ThU medicine will restore phyilcal force and
elasticity te tha system, mere surely and speed
ily than any tonic yet aisoevercd.
for six months 1 suffered irem liver and
stemica troubles. My Ioej did net nourish me,
and 1 became weak and very much emaciated.
1 took six bo'tles of Ayer's etreararllla, and
w.s cured. JuUui M. l'almsr, Springfield,
.usee.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
rrepvredbv I)r J.C A vet A Ce., Lewell. Mas.
Held by all bruggltle. frlee, (1 ; six bottle . .
IlDtOf
VLUTUISU.
w
ILLIAM30N 4 fOSTEK,
Couimuuicatieu by Telephone.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
BAj
400 MEN'S OVERCOATS
ArillRUA!NFRICE3-ALLSI.L8
150 CHILDREN'S OYERGOATS
AT HAKQAtN PHICE'i-.,lZEi 2XTO .
200 Dress Sack Suits
at 11 wtaAtN riuctn.
300 BusinessSack Suits
AT JlAUfJAIN PRICES.
250 CUTAWAY OOAT SUITS
AT 1IAHUAI.V I'ltlUES.
jm PAIRS MEN'S ODD PANTS
ATllAReilNrillCE't.
300 PAIRS BOY'S ODD PANTS
ATllaltGAl.V l'RICLS.
JD0 Pniirt tliildrcnV H!,eit rants
AT BARGAIN 1'KILLS.
Men's Scarlet and White UNDXUlVf All at liar.
gain 1'rlces.
Men's Eeft and bUff rcLT HATS at Dargaln
;ericcs.
Men's and Bey's Ilcavy CLOTH CATS at liar.
gain l'rlce a.
Ladles' and Misses' FINK ruir.Sj GAITERS at
bargain 1'rlces.
Men's and Dey's BUTTON and 11ALMORAL
UAlTKRHat Hargatn l'rttea.
The Best RUBBISH OVEKSIIOKH at Bargain
Prices.
Don't Fail (e See These Bargains
-AT-
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER'S,
St, 84, 80 Ml U8 East King HI.,
LAHCATlli. VA.
BW Bteres close at 6 o'clock p. in., except
Monday and (Saturday.
GUNS.
flONTRAOTOK AM) BU1LBKM.
GEORGE ERNST,
CAR PINTER, CONTUACTOH A BUILUIB.
Kestdenca Ne. 633 West King street. Bhep
Kast tirant street, oppeslto station beuse.
WOODEN UANTKL8 AND OINBRALIIARD
WOOD WOUK A 8PKC1ALTY.
Jsf All work secures my prompt and persona
attention. Drawing, and Cttlicatcs lurnltned.
petrijdu
'mar mama.
J M.UIVLKKACO.
It Takes Time
Heme peeple think It Is all n sham our
ndiiullMug te sell out our uulliu stocks
They de uet knew auythlug about mn
business. U takes tlme te sell out as
lanrn and asserted stock as ours. It can
net be doue In a low mouths or u year. It
uisy lake several venre, but the sleck Is
lielug sold nut all the sauie. Uf courae w
are ceiuiMillwt te buy new goods all thn
lluie, and e are buying many iheleu
things every day te keep the stock destr
abla ana te bawi what people want, slid
w are maklug them at v cry inall prod ts.
Of course any goods we oave en haud
tunny el them nreuiaiked and sold in
gardleaa of cost. In this way we will
eventually sell out our vnl Irs stock. We
are offering et inerdinary bargains In
1-adle' and Children's Ceals. Phawls and
Skirts, all kinds of VV Inter Ureas Uoeds
and Dry Uoeds, Merine Underwear, II ej
lery, (I loves, rlaunels lliankets. Cem.
forts, I'rinie Steamed ITeatbers, cariwls,
1 loer, Stair and Table oilcloths, Clethi.,
CasKlmerui, Uvorcealtngs and Suitings
niade te order, and ready-iuade Uvei
ceatsat ptlces regal dies 1 of iesl Coiue
audeeeeui bargHlus.
JohnS.Givler&Ge,,
Ne. 20 Bast Sing 8Urt,
LANCASTKR, I' A
N
EV YORK 8TOK
ATTRACTIVE SALE
-or-
SWISS EMBROIDERIES !
WATT & S11ANIK
6. 8 & 10 EABT KING STREET,
LAMASlElt, I'A.
Invite the Bpeclal Attention el I adls tethnlr
Hew luiponatlen of
IIAMIIUHO CHOI NO".
INSERTIONS. FLOUNCINUS,
ALL OVkU KUDRU1UERIF.8.
An luimen n Variety of Ne-v and Vevel Ho He
signs lu
CAMBRIC F.MBROIOFRir.s,
NAINSOOK KMtmeillKIMKS,
SWISS EMUROlUEt.ILJ.
tlundred et New Patterns In All Wldth and
Dualities, from !c totiejavatd
K1'ECIAL BARGAINS IN
Wide Showy Embroideries,
AtMe,i:.S, 17, and a Cents.
CAMBRIC EslUROlUERtBS, ? Inches lds,
li cents a yard, aud
CAMURK KUUROIDER1F.9, 11 tallies vtlde.
Sic. aard,
A LARGE LIVE OF
Hand-Mada Torchon Laces,
AT LOWEST CUT l'llICE",
-AT T1IE-
New Yerk Stere.
T It. MAKT1M . UU.
J. B. Martin Ce.
SURPLUS
STOCK SALE,
rietent.iu.itteis te be enlarged
uud $100,000 of clock te be re
duced aa much its possible before
MARCH 187,
when lubuildiug will be cum
menced. Bulletins containing tbe
price lists and.descrlptlen of Recdi
1 educed isaued daily.
J. B.
MARTIN
&CO.,
Cor. West King ft Frinea Htretts,
LANCA8TKB, FA.
MdOMtmamw.
ltCAOHlNBaT,0.
STEAM HEATING
LtMt and Most IrrpreTed
ISSINCTmtiH, ftriibU trSUtiHiry.
iw or Beeena-Uana
ROIUB8, WACTB TANKB, BBPABATOKb
Mautm or Baran wets teea uaenaanf
tert In MMWnoBbept,
oAUOieaaneusa,
Ezra F. Landis.
WCBKS-487 NOBTB OHBBBT 8TB T,
LAaOAATIB Fa. nnfdk
&&.)JJKJ Fer any caa el Kldniy iron iren
hies, herveus Debility. Mental and fhyslcal
Weakness that BOTANIU NCBVK BUTEIW
raus te cure, oeiu ej arngsiiu, w eanu.
11 &
KB MK1. CO..
Ne. IS H. Uth at. rtUa, l'a.
Circular free
noTJUysedtw
ctaAaimnAia.
UtUD WEEK
et ma-
GREAT
Thirty Days' Clearing Sale
T
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
NO. 13 EAST KINO ST.,
LANCASTER, ,1'A.
Your Last Chance
reit flum-
IMMENSE BAR&AINS
AS IVK HA VK OrrERKI) DUKlNtl THE TBO.
UltKier 0011 BALK
Read this List nl RKDtMITlONJ lu LADIES'.
r.E.M'anndUULlUlE.Va u-usm,
HOSIERY.
One let of unnt's Cushuiore Peik, leruierly
(Oldat at 30 te l)c n tiali, rvdiicetlielDC.a pair.
Chlldruu's Ked and vv hlte Mlxtd Weel Hese,
Knit, reduced treiu'.'J te lc.
Child's lluivy Ultelc Cashmeie lloje reduced
irem M and ac. te lie. n nalr.
Child's lllack and Colored Cashuicre Hese tn
ductd Irem Si 10193. a pair.
LadlcV Red and White Stltrd Heavy Knit
llie, Seainlcs, ivduced from W le He a plr.
Laales' He ivy Knit Weel lime, urey MUed,
Feauiless, reduced irem ' in He
LadteV Urey Mixed Ullibed Metlne Hosere
duceil irem 5i) te lac.
I ad s Weel Cavhmt'rollei',Coloridand R'acF,
full regular made, mimed Ireui 3J te Va. a
1 lr.
Ladles Cimel's Hair Unit Hee, EeauilCbs, tr
duced trem av te 2?c
Ladle' Lambs Weel Ilnse, lllack, Unit, Beam
leu, reduced from -7 te 2?a
Ladles' ulaclc and Colored Flcccn Lined IIe9,
Heavy, reduced fcouilUteS.H) a pair.
l.ndlss' UlacW Colteu llem, lull lettulat mad?,
reduced from J te Ke. ft t air.
lieys' MUed Heavy Ulhhed Kulcketbocker
Hosts All wool, ' te K, reduced Hem M te Sir
HI .spUEDi or OTHER 11A110A15
Aitr errsitEP in eun
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
DOME AND SEE THEM.
On" let of HOYS' 1IEAVV JIERlhO SUIRTS
and DRAW Kits at lle. iilec.
CHlLOlltDblLli 1'LUaUEd reduced te 7c a
yVr'clal rtarsatn In MVEv TOWEI3-A1I
White at 2V3.worthS"e SI luch Heary Towels
worth 10. at 23e. apluce
One let of I.AU1E3' QKVlt VK3T3, Short
Sleeves, reduced from il te lfcv
Oun let of lNUIAd VUZK VE9TH, niih Neck
and Short Slcuves, llltc Hound, l'carl Buttens,
rtduccd Ireui 3? te iic.
TUta SALE ES113
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY t2th,
After which data all goods go hack te thelt
Original 1'rlc-e.
MUUKITVJilt.
CTUMN1TUKK WABKHOOMH.
UUV lOUUSELr A 1'AIH or THOSE
Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL EARLY A I
HetTmeler's Furniture Warerooms.
They are the nicest thln out and we hare Just
received another let el tbum.
36 EABT KINO BTBHBT.
H
EINITHH'JS JrUKNlTUUb Ubi'Ul.
HEINITSH'S
Furnitui'e Depot,
NOS. 37 & 29 KOUTU QOEBN ST.,
LANCASTIlR I'A.
AND SOMrVrillM) AROUT THE IMMENSE
HIOCK Tlllf 19 ellOW.STHKllE
Chamber Suits, All W001I1, 75 te 1W I'tlces
ranging Hern 118 te tsue per suit.
Parler Suits, SO te 10 ratterns, lamilng In price
froinllOlefCOO.
Lounges from M te 3i each.
Couches from 3 te ITS each.
Weed and SlarLle Tables fieui H.;Jtor:ve
eicb.
Kxtouslen Tables, II te CO each.
Chairs, per half dot ,11.75 te M.
We will continue te gire you an Ins U hi tute
our stock as It Is and also the pilots.
We haTe the largest variety of KCeds te 1h
found In this section, nnd our prices are uen
where ttey will speak for themselves. Thi
goods stand en their enu merlin.
Heinitsh's Farnitare Depot,
NOH.5IA EOUTII QUKEN BTREET,
LANCASTER, fA.
YfTIDMYEIVfl FUBN1TURB 8TOBB.
HEADQUARTERS
-reR-
Furniture. Furniture.
If you want any FURNITURE new or lbs
coming Bprtng cull and examine my mock. Teu
will Cnd ItruiK and well selected.
GOOD WORK.
LOW riucre.
aPart!es wanting full eutOts sre espct tally
Innted te call.
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
OenMr SMt Klag and Duk Ba
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