gnMmBHMiwHHmnmPP91PinMHWl rorew !,j$ ' ' v . . j& ft liu u ,v - i Jir rv ti' " - THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1887. J. .Li9V', i-'ismf-v DEAD-HEADED. ii All aboard I" iheatad the condue'or. "Have you get ewytblngT" asked a VOlc I and I1'1'- ' Plwd Bt ,n" " window- lece with UugUIng eye ind pretty, wind-blown hair. "Take care, Jjetty," aalt the elder lady within don't put your heed tee close. 1 heard oneo of a woman' etiln being carried clean off by Juat auch piece or eareleaweaa. " Yw," etiluied In another vole, manly and deep cheated, with a beylsu squeak Juat dlecernable In It "clean off, dimple and all t And the doctor, lie mad another chin out of gutta-percha, but the dimple was audi a dead failure that-" 11 Ob, tnercyl" noreamtxl hi aunt ; the nor neta neat t I knew something waa mtaalng. My horneta' neat, Henry It I In the wagon. Hun run and fetch It J that'll a dear bny t I can't go without It," Henry am Hed, while the ((reup or girl en the platform exchanged smiles and wink, and "a arcret laughter tleklliiK all their aeula," volunleerod advice if varleua aorta te their deiwrtlng relatives, "Are you aurs that' the only thing left, Aunt Hue T" auggeated Dera. " I don't aee the biggest book any where," " Here It la," replied Aunt Hue, beavlng up a substantial ((iiarle. "1 think I have every thing. Let me see," counting en her Hegera "KlKtiler, 'Ktrllily Paradise,' umbrella, abawl, lunch banket, mew" 11 HI be, Uttle box t ' i-rltNl Fanny. " Where I that lovely ti,T u'i, Aunt Hue, whatever also you lese, don't lese tnat l ' "I have It Mfe,"ald her aunt, grimly: " but aa for It levellneaa well, you knew my opinion or It, girl, II you did give It te me. It la oxtreinoly pretty, but meat ab surd glmcr ink for a aenalble woman te carry about ;" rising from her lap aa ah spoke obeloe little article In crltnaen Russia, gilt- cli aped and fur-trimmed, and exhibiting It te her nlecea. "Oh, aunty I" clamored an Indignant oherue ; " bow base, hew horrid of you I He pretty, be atreng, ae convenient I' "And with a mull, tee I" cried I.etty; "a muff te keep your ungrateful old hands warm. 1 really wonder at you, Aunt Hue." "Muff, Indeed 1" anltled her aunt, un daunted ; "a blue allk aperture t Aa If I vex put my tlngere In eueh a thing aa that I Ne, girls, Jepend upon It, at niv age gWn. cranka mercy the cara are going I Where la HenryT Why don't he come?' In ettect, the train began te move, though ae alewly that It waa eaiy ler a walker te keep pace with lta motion. The nlecea ran along, exchanging laat werda with their aunt saucy, merry werda; for Aunt Hue waa laughed at and teaaed and beloved by the gay bevy, quite aa If ahe tee bad been a girl like themselves. At the laat seceud a figure came leaping along the platform, and a large gray sphere wat thrust through a window tbe wrong one, aa It happened and Inte the face of an old gentleman, who ahrank back aabast. "Hornets!" be ejaculated. "Ugh! ugh! take It away ! What de you mean, young man?" "I beg your pardon," aald Henry, splitting with laughter. " I made a mistake. Here aunty, here's your preoleua commodity." This time the object pepped through the right pane and lauded In Aunt Hue's lap. The cara meved out of reach. " (loed by, lioed by," resounded from behind. Aunt Hue waved her handkerchief, and then, re gardleas of the glare of etlensedlrecled at her spine, proceeded te tie her treasure te the netting abev e, and te make herself generally comfortable. "There's the change at tbe rler," ahe thought, " and then 1 can aettle dewu for the day." And ahe proceeded te lookout and mark certain pages in " Klguter," te point a pencil, and otherwise prepare for a course et entomological researcti aa seen aa circum stances permitted. Ily this time tbe old gen tleman behind had recovered breath and power of remonstrance. " I suppose you are aware, mailame," he said, touching her abeulder abarply, "that that nest la full of hornet In a dormant state, that are very likely very likely te come te life again In this heated air?" " Oh, dear, no, that la quite a mistake," re plied Aunt Hue, lacing round upon him. " Figuler entirely contradict that notion. He save " "Madam, 1 de net knew who Vlgger may be, nor de I care what he says," Interrupted tbe old gentleman. "All I say la that tbe horn eta are there. If you de net credit uir word you have only te leek Inte that bole," and he pointed te the great gray nest " Well, that Is lucky," cried Aunt Hue, cbeerlully. "1 was Just wishing ter an In sect teexamlue In connection witU the book. Thank you, sir. Yeu aee he Is quite dead," extricating the hornet with her pencil point and holding him up triumphantly. Plguler waa right" The old gentleman, with deep 4!mih, rote and changed bis seat foreno at a distance. Little recked Aunt hue, deep In the study of the heruats, nor did she leek up until the conductor appeared, aud It bocame necessary te produce tbe "through ticket" and bsve the first atrip tern from lis complicated fold feld ings. "The river reached," It became necessary te tranafer her Impedimenta te another car. Assistance was volunteered by a gentleman near by, and accepted almost aa a matter of course. Geed-looking and well-dressed, maiden ladles traveling by themselves rarely , lack this sort of an offer, and our maiden lady waa unusually geed looking. Tall, commanding, with bright black eyea, and cbeeka whose roses sound health and fayglenie living rendered In perennial bloom, with a thirst for facta, and a certain frank and kindly ease of manner, which pleasantly auggeated both Bosten and Chicago. Aunt Hue wher. ever ahe went attracted notice, and a fair abare of admiration ; and, aa ahe beraelf would have phrased It, "1'rovldeuee alwaya aenl a maa te carry her bundles." Provi dence wat no less kind than usual en tbla oc casion. Bag, umbrella, abawl, books, were aalety transferred, and with a cordial amlle of tbanka abe repetnted her pencil, aud pre- itred reraday alter bernwn heart, fnrdlgeat fnrdlgeat eg "Tbe Insect World" at leisure, noting her fellow travelera and their peculiarities, and aweetenlng fact by an occasional augar piuet irem me latest poet Tbe entrance of conductor Ne. 2 disturbed her reverie. Hhe felt for ber purse, and Jumped upagbast "Conductor, I have dropped my puree In tbe aocend ear behind tbla my purse with all ray ticket in It I I there time te go back and get It?' "Ne, ma'am, there 1 net That car awitehed oil for Beaten five minute age," Tbe pun waa lying en my lap. It must have fallen when 1 rose te change cart. What can I de ? Oeuld I telegraph ? but 1 haven't any money te pay for the telegraph." "Ne matter for that, ma'am," aald tbe con ductor, politely, I'll telegraph, and the anawer will reach you at Kxeter. I'm afraid, though, eemebDdy else will have picked np tbe purse before tbe conductor en the up train geta tbe message," "What did be say?" inquired an old woman acre the aisle, aa the conductor moved en. Was be ba'sb with you, or did he act clever ?" "The conductor ? ' eaid Aunt Hue In her ?;randeat tone, " Meat kind and courteous, 'eeple alwaya are." By way or stemming the tide of popular sympathy which seemed likely te aet In, abe opened her book and eegan te reau. "It I very provoking," said ber Inward thought. "Huwtbeae gtrla will laugh at met 1 wish I oeuld recollect hew much there waa in tbe puree," and abe entered into a mental calculation, which left her widely aatray of the real aum. Flgurea were cot Aunt Hue' atreng point ' Ten twelve fifteen dollar It must be," abe thought I'm glad It'a net mere ; but te be sure, a geed many tblnga can be get for that" Hbe began te think them ever, until what with aubscrlptlen te magazines, dena, lien te one thing and another, and the pur. ebase of carbon photographs, cbromes, wood weed carvings, and wbat net, tbe fifteen dollar had been .'cade te de tbe work of titty, and was grown norreepenoiugiy important in ii owner' eye. Exeter reached, the conductor returned. "Ne message, ma'am. I leave tbe read here, but I've telegraphed te have the puree aent en If It la found ; and If you give ma your address I'll see that It rescue you safely. Hi) the address waa written, and pretty te m the conductor appeared ouee mere. " Here la a paper, ma'am, for you te ahew te the ether conductor. I guess It will take ou uleug aa far aa HprlngQeld. but after tnat 1 have no lotlueuee, and you'll have te man age for yourself. 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Vsjs ' ' '' t i hi i IsJ ft-lKJiHj t i j FIKHT Hbe bad clung te It under many discourage disceurage inents, andnn the present occasion found a certain aatlafactlen in tbe opportunity afford ed of teatlnv the correctness. " Net tbat It needa proof," abe thought. Haven't I tried it a hundred times?" The "paper" waa a aert or circul ar add reaaed te whom it might concern, or rather te tbe conductors or the Y. M. .t Q. railroad, and setting forth that Miss Hutan 1 , of Bunbroek, having Iwen se uufertunata aa te lese her purse and tickets, these ouielale would please bel p ber along as they could,and eblige U. W. Lanalng, "1 division. It waa a little like a free pis, a little like a begging letter; and with some trepidation Aunt Hue prepared te tire It ell at conductor Ne. 3, who new entered. "Black hair!" alie inly gasped. "Oh dear I" "Thla la all I have te offer by way of a ticket," abe aald, In dulcet tones, feeling, a abe afterward confessed, like a hand-organ roan or a blind merchant prosing round a hat Black hair proved propitious Ills eye eye brewa elevated themselves a very little, te be sure ; but tbst might have arWcii from sym pathy ; aud hia questions were polite and te tbe point Aunt Hue grew mere comfortable, and began te he Iritenkely grateful teO. W. Lansing, -i division. "Thst dear, geed man," ahe thought, "If he ileea llnd my puree 1 declare I must suud him something. Such klndneia ought te Ik) encouraged. 1 ewe It te ether women te de aa Let me see. It shall be a hook, 1 think ; something prac Ileal, and at the aame time entertaining." Hbe composed the note that should go with It, and passed In review bofero her mliitl nil the books she bad ever beard of, from the Keran te Freude'a "History or England." I wish 1 knew a Uttle mere about conductor and their tastes," she mused, "se as te be able te tell wbat he would like beat" Jin, 4 waa also a il ark-hatred man, and gruff In manner, which though dlaagreeable In Itself, afforded a triumph te the theory. But Na 5, a decided blonde, Unlit-haired is Amalric, tbe son el Ainal, wm si mu Hi gruffer tnat tbe theory sullered a v leient col lapse. And when Ne. 0 entered, brown haired, brawn-bearded and devotedly iellte, Aunt Hue became ae confused among tbe colorings tbat she gave herself up te tbe en joyment or civil treatment It la both Inter esting and exciting, tbla temporary trial or the casrlties iff a cold world. "1 shall always knew new," alie meditated, " bow te sympathize with theso oer creature who go about with papers ; and It It worth the ex perlenee te have found out Just bow tbey reel." Htlll the position was au embjirratalug nna Her well to-de life bad never encountered auch a phase berere. Htie was oentcloua tbat ber voice Instinctively softened aud "hon eyed" as she made agaiu and yut Hgaln ber little explanation, and that a certain dread mingled with tbe curiosity with whleh ahe anticipated the "coming man." And he came very etlen laded,.lhe Y. M 4 Q being a read of many dlvlalen and Irequenl changes. Ne una was leas than civil, en tbe whole t but Aunt Hue waa accustomed te mere than bare civility, aud lier eye, sharp ened by wounded armeur proper, noted every slight token of surprise, doubt, or acrunlty, and found them Infinitely annoying, though te a mere experienced "tramp" tbev would deubtleaa have aeemed lesa than nothing. And new, a raging desire te buy aeized upon her, born el the fact tbat abe lacked the means of buying. The route waa a familiar one. Often lijlere bad she passed ever It, and fennd lta temptation in the way of pep. own, Beatnu Advertisers, seed cakes, and JJuIIeu'a Monthly by no meaus lrre litilile. New ahe longed for them all. She studied eutalde et a prize-package" thrown Inte her lap, and fairly hankered ter twenty-five cents wltb which te tsat the delusive premise or a peaalble one-dollar greenback within, net te mention "attractive article el Jewelry" and unlimited stationery. If ahe oeuld only buy It, and theie waa a one-dollar greenback In eld e, "then, ahe thought, abe aheuld be able te give aemethlng te tbe hurdy-gurdy man, tbe harmonica boy, and tbe little cripple who, punctual aa Fate, bearded tbe train, Hbe bad never wlabed te assist these worthies belere tbat ahe could remember but new ahe did. There, tee, waa tbe blind man, dis criminating ae wonderfully between the sexea, and alwaya saying "thank you, ma'am," and ' thank you, air," in tbe rUhl place. lie, tee, ought te have something Were trial of all came In the Hprlngilaid df pet The train, for the ttrst and only occ.i ecc.i occ.i alenon record was exactly en time. HnliH and aavera of unutterable fragrance breathed Irem tbe kitchen of the neighboring Masaaseit Aunt Hue felt herself dy lug of hunger ; there were twenty-five minute te spare, and net a crumD 10 ue nau 1 Twenty-fire minutes! Nothing waa left but te alt la the car, and await tbe last or the oenduotora 1 and, thought abe, " Mr. Lnn. aleg aald tbla net would be el no usa en tbe branch read, ae no doubt 1 aball baveadread fulttuie. Htlll. If tbe werat cornea te the worst, l oeuld walk twenty-five utile a." But whoa this august personage made bis aDDearanea Aunt Hue gave a deep sigh of re lief, tier lip almost relaxed Inte a whistle 01 aurpnta ana joy. jjiess me, sue sat 1 loud, lta Temmy Bliss ! ' Temmy bad In tbe day a e! bla youth, been a aohelar In the Bunbroek Hunoay-acneol, and Mia P , Ida quondam teacher, bad no fear that her ex aohelar would prove lea amenable le In. flueaea bow than la the day of Westminster Oatacblam and the aeoend question book. Her an'lalpaUena warn oeoOrmtd, Frem this nutat en ahe waa traatad Uka a pruetes, taUMt'eie,eMwMeiUB FL001U by tbe devoted Temmy, abe waa driving homeward through tbe Bunbroek atreeta, muky November fog. Arrived and wel comed, she plunged at once Inte explanation or her dllllculty. "Heme et you must lend me half a dollar," ahe said, " te piy this man wltb. I haven't a penny, because 1 lest my purse tbla morn mern ingtickets and all. "Hew did you get en," asked ber sister In law. "Very nicely thanks te the politeness of tbe conducting fraternity. Half a dollar, please, James." "Wbat was that you aald, Aunt Hue?" asked a younger Hu'le namesake and favor its who was turning ever tbe bundle en the table. " 1 aald tbat my purse was lest pet" "Why, no It Ha't rejoined Husie, and from Inside the blue lined muff, In the desplaed red bag, she drew forth the veritable puree which bad been the cause of ae much ad ven ture. Aunt Hue dreppad into a chair. " It really Is '." she gasped. "It was there all tbe time, and wbat lies I've told ! Ob, tbat fatal mud !" " Hut didn't you leek for the purse?" "Or course but net In tbe muff. Hew could I suppose It waa there ? I never uae 1', and forget lit exU'ence entirely. 1 suppose theso girls will never have dene laughing at me; but I shall slwas y It waa their own fault If they had net Inflicted tbat wretched Hilt which they call 'a mull' upon me, It la ev Ideut I couldn't have mislaid my purse thus. Hut, after all," she went en, turning ever her long strip of uncut tickets, "I'm rather glad tbat it happened, and 1 ahall Jnst enclose these te tbat geed Mr. Lanalng, and thank blin ever again. 1 don't believe there la any country in tbe world but this where a lady would Iw ae beautifully taken care el by everybody as 1 have baen, or where, upon the whole, ae much kindness I shown te un protected female who travel about and need assistance." In this belief Aunt Hue rest te tbla day. VLtrmVMKD UVF DVTT. rictnrssqa ataks-ap of tbs President Wbsa He Takes BHuteke. Towle, In ltosten Traveler. President Cleveland I almost aa much el a "night-owl" as waa the late President Arthur. Mr. Cleveland, however la an early rl-er, while Mr. Arthur never bad hia break fast btdeie 11 o'clock, and sometime It waa long after neon berere be waa ready for tbe trannacllen of public business. Mr. Cleve land la fend of consulting with tbe member et bla cabinet and a few (lersenal frienda unttM tee early Hours 01 tne morning, uae or ni friends wished an audience the ether day, and waa aomewbat astonished te receive ai a reply that "the president will receive him auy time after 11 p. in," and thla I by no means an unfrequeut occurrence at tbe White Heuse During tbe day tbe prealdent alwaya wear a broadcloth Prince Albert coat, with dark trousers and a vest which abewa a very liberal display or shirt freLt His cravat Is or black allk, about an Inch In width, and he Ilea it in an old-fashioned bow-knot It la during these evening chat andoenrerenoea that the president Is seen at bis ease. He la v ery fend of at old suit wblch be calla hi "working clothes." And auch an outfit! In the lirst place comes au extremely abort Hick coat that barely reacbea te hia hip. Tbeu come tbe trousers, tbe bottoms of which leek longingly at hia ankle aeme distance away ; a pair or aheea whleh must be au heirloom te tbe Cleveland family, and n smoking cap with a tassel completes the description. It Is Just such a make-up a one etieu sees en the comedian In aeme old Une, but the president likes it and cling te il like au old Iriend. TUB WIND. for Ibe iKTSLMeastia. lleur the wbtspoileg, gcntlu whlsperieg of tbe winds -Wlut soft, celestial uiiisle detbey make Aa theyUrcak Through tbe thick aud heavy foliage or the tnus- Ilaluiy brocze. Hew the leaflets flitter, flitter, With n sweet melodious titter, And spley odors rtse -Incense of I'arudue- On tbe winds, winds, winds Ob, the deeply and tbe sweetly-scented winds I Hear tbe sighing and the crying el the winds - Autumn winds What weird and woeful ueUes de tbey blend, As tbey bend 1 be tl I and aturdy giant of the weeds bylvan weeds. Hew they mntter, mutter, mutter, i lie weird wild sounds they utter 1 Hew tbey blew, blew, blew, He, tbe sounds grew, grew, With tbe fary or the winds, wind, winds en, tne sig-niag ana me crying of tbe winds I lluir tin) innantng and tbe groaning of tbe wind j - Winter winds winds Hew tbe glunts of tbe forests new de shake, And tbey quske With the fury or old Uereis fearful bluts bluts nerthern blasts. Hew tbey seem te battle, battle, new they rattle, rattle, rattle. Hew the people shiver, shiver, Hew things de snap and quiver iVith tbe winds, winds, winds, Wltb the meaning and tb groaning of tk wtndt t -Vrrrt ftWMfttr. HECOND FLOOR. BBAVTIWVZ. BVBVBBAM MBBittMHVM. A Dwelling Tbat Will Answer All tb Meeds of tbs Most KxacUng Taste. Hize el Structure : Frent, "Z feet, Including verandas. Hide, 78 feet, includtng front ver anda. Hlze of Beems : See fleer plaus. Height of Stories : Cellar, 8 feet ; first story, 12 feet ; second story, 10 feet J third story, 8 feet 0 Inches. Materials : Foundation, atone ; first story, rock face atone work ; second story, shin gle ; reef, red Akren (Ohie) tile. Cost : f 15,000 te 18,0U0, complete, except msntels and beating apparatus. The entrance te tbe ball Is by a low, wide " Dutch " deer, which, wltb the window at tbe aide of tbe deer, are grouped under a wide elliptical atone arch. The ball Is riuished In Georgia pine ; tbe staircase is oak. The ball celllug Is weed paneling. Sliding doers connect tbe rooms. The hall fireplace is very large Intended for burning weed. The veranda has an average width of 12 feet The group of three long windows ever the staircase, which show in the view, are tilled with stained glass of rich design. The billiard room is ever tbe carriage perch, and has a paneled celling. There are two large bed rooms In the attic, beside two rooms ter servants. Cellar under tbe whole beuse, where kitchen, laundry and serv ants' ball are le eat ad. The above design (Na 3CG) was furnished ua for publication by tbe Ce-Operative Build ing Plan association, a large tlrm of architects doing business at 191 Broadway, New Yerk, who make a specialty et country and subur ban work, being able te furnish tbe drawings and specifications for mere than three huu dred different design, mostly el low and moderate coat. Tbey Invite correspondence from all Intending builders, however dis tant Tbey will aend their lateat publication (called Sbeppell'a Modern Houses, Na 5,) containing mere than titty designs, en receipt or l. HOIT TO ACT IB BMBBUMNVMB. A Medical Lecter Tbat Contains a Great Many I'aeful Uinta for all Kinds el t'euple. Dr. Jehn K. Jamea lectured In Philadel phla recently en "Emergencies," which was begun as tbe tblrd of a course of lectures de livered at tbe Hahnemann Medical college, under the stuptee of the Weman's Hospital association. The lecturer stated tbat what be had te say related only te temporary as sistance lit emergencies until medical advice could be obtained. It he could gtve but ene word of advice In all auch eases It would be te "keep a cool head." 1IRUISKS Dr. James explained that bruises could be received In a variety of ways, and differed in severity according te tbe part et tbe body wblch eullered. Where tbe skin Is tlrm and there la little loene tissue, the bruise will bare but trifling after results, but It tbe con tusion come where the sklu U loose, then great swelling and discoloration will fellow a In the case of a bruise en the eye. Te avoid these result, measures should be im mediately taken te prevent the bleed from gathering. This may be done by the appli cation of het or oeld water, both et which act In tbe same way and prevent tbe serum from being thrown out If neither het nor cold water can be hat, alcohol or ether should be painted ever the part. These ateps are Im portant, for when there la net much bleed present there will be little dlsligurement WOUNDS. Wounds are of various kinds. The treat ment or an inelsed wound differs from tbat of one Inflicted by a blunt Instrument, where the tissues are tern. A clean cut, unless ae vere, is easily treated. Bring the severed parte together tightly, and bold them se, either wltb the lingers or otherwise. The hemorrhage will seen atop, and tbe puts grew together. Court plaster may be used te keep tbe sides of tbe wound together, but care aneuia 00 exerciBea in applying it Take a narrow strip of the plaster and stick It te one side of the cut, tbeu bring tbe lips el wound closely together, and fasteu tbe plaster te the ether side. In drug stores several layera of court plaster are often applied, but this 1 wrong. If tbe depth of the out i great and It sloughs then there aheuld baa way for tbe pus te escape, and ir only one atrip la used the matter cm get out If tbe pus I Imprisoned erysipelas and ether dis ease may fellow. In the dressing of all wounds there are a few cardinal principles te be observed. The dressing aheuld be dry nuis vi mwu unburn m 10 auseru any moist meist urav Pat any absorbent material you please ever tbe court plaster, but aae tbat it Is dry. Tbe first thing tbat atrlkea one when a wound la received I the Hew of ble-d. TUW come ireiu eueer arteries, veins or tbe cap illary veaaels. When tbe wound affect a cap. lllary tbe bleed "x ay,'! wbeie It is a venous wound there U a "flew" of bleed, and where an artery la affected tbe bleed come in "aPUrta," It la lmnirtant te Irnnsr sehlnh nf the veela 1 involved, for tbe treatment of vuasw tssbssbh ta involved, ler te etYsh differ,. Th best sty ptlel Uie eapUUrlaa te oeld air. Kx te the air ana tee oexing will ler a wound et ExDeae the parta oexlnsr will lr this reeMdy Mlt, apply ket or oeld water. U veto Msviwted end Uere Ua oeKrtut welling up of bleed, pressure la required. It Is Important te understand that hemorrhages of arteries ahenld be pressed en the aide et tbe wound away from tbe heart, and tbat In hemorrhages of a vein the pressure abeuld be made ou the aide nearest the heart The handiest way or compressing Is by meana el a handkerchief tied around the limb and ihen twisted until sufficient creature la gained. Anything will de, however, that will step tbe circulation. After the hemor rhage has been atepped tbe dressing abeuld be applied. Large lacerated weunda aheuld be kept dry, and tbe bandage wben put en aheuld be ae wrapped a te cover tbe part amoethly. Dr. Jame then ahewed the way te bandage, and explained "reversing" tbe bandage and tbe " figure of eight" aa em ployed in bandaging a Joint Hemorrhages Frem tbe threat or lungs, or "bleed spitting," la mere alarming. Tbe blend may come from the mouth, but it la difficult for any one inexperienced te be sure of this, and the best way la te take geed care of the sufferer until a pbyatclan arrive. The first thing te be done 1 te insist upon ausolute quiet ; net a word aheuld be aald. Kntlre rest of tbe threat and lungs is neces stry. The breathing should be done through the nose Ordinary table salt may often be s a allowed wltb geed results. I1UKNS AND SCALDS. These accidents both have tbe aame effect. The first thing te be explained Is hew te put out a fire, which has attacked the clothing. It takes some little time for the fire te get through tbe dress te the Hash, aud wltb a cool lieid the llatues can generally be put out belere lnj ury Is dena The werat thing te de is te ruu out Inte tbe open air, where the lUmes are fanned and wben putting out the lire U well nigh Impossible. Smother the tUmes with a cloak or coat or anything that can be wrapped around tbe body. After a burn great care abeuld be taken In removing tbe clothing. Tbe depth et the burn baa a great deal te de with tne after re sult. If tbe burn be slight and the deeper layer et tbe skin net involved, no disfigure ment will fellow, but If the deeper layer et skin be readied deformity la likely te fellow. Cut tbe clothing off, and, If It sticks in any place, cut around this. Nature will threw off the patch in time. De net try te save the clothing. The next niep is te relieve tne pain wnicn a burn bring9. Keep tbe air from tbe parts by meana et lard or cotton. Spread tbe lard ever tbe burn and put tbe cotton ever tbla. Any neii'lrirltating ointment or grease will de instead of lard, lu every case of a burn tbe shock Is great and aheuld be carefully treated. Administer stimulants, auch as milk or aeup or beer tea. The reaction from tbe burn 1 sometimes excessive. FROST BITK. l'rezau bands, feet and ear are common In cold weather. Of enurse preventive meas ures are the best, but a frost bite can be cured wltbeul sorleus result. Never go near the tire, but apply cold bodies. Snow la the beat curative, and, It you cannot obtain thl, use lee water or loe. Rubbing, together with the cold, will revive tbe circulation. When tbe circulation U restored run wltb dry flan, nets, net heated. Tbe early treatment of frost bltea tavea many angers and tee. FRACTURES. Remove tbe patient te a oemrortable place, don't let him lie in tbe oeld or beat. Frao Frae tures are alwaya attended with a displace ment of the bone. If there la but one bone la tbat part or tbe body Involved the dis placement will be greater than If tbere are two bones, but one of whleh 1 fractured. Aa seen aa tbe accident bappena tbe broken limb aheuld be held atralgbt and the patient put In bed. Tbe limb may be kept atralgbt by a rude splint, fastened eutalde el two pillow placed en either aide of the fractured part. Tbla will prevent any Injury te the enda of the benea from rubbing, and make tbe phy alclan'a work easier. A fractured bone never unites for tbree or four days, ae tbere 1 no danger et the bones fermlug before medical ussibtance comes. I'OISONKD WOUNDH. The atlng of a mesquite or honey bee la te aeme peraeua exeeedlngly polaenoua. Tbe 11 rat thing te be done In auch eas, or any ether of wound poisoning, la te get the pot pet pot seu out or the system. If tbla can be done at ouee tbere will be no bad effect, Suction la the bet aud quickest meana te aoeompllsb tbU Use the meutb. II tbere la no broken surraue in it, or apply dry cup and draw out tue virus ana moea. if tue latter runa freely tbn vlrua will come wltb IL It the poison Is a fatal one or will cause aucb a disease as hydrophobia, constriction ou the heart aide el tbe wound I necessary, and thou draw out the virus by aueklng or otherwise. If possible, cut out tbe wound with a knife and sear It well with a red-bet Iren. If tbla treatment la tee heroic, cut tbe wound well epeu and then burn 1L 'ibe radiated beat from a het aurfaee la aald te kill virus, but It la better only te reaert te this wben it Is tee late te out out tbe affected parts. l'OISONKD, If an add Is taken accidentally, tbe potsea may be counteracted by taktng lime or mag nesia, whleli will neutralise the acid. If there 1 a whitewashed wall near, aerepe bob a lime off tbla and use, It will answer every P Yf uYpoteon svlaall, erfattakfsr oil of svnklsvl-siwe! eUaattw1Usw la MCfkMlllKlMsisawHl freely. After tba oil, Mr Uka wwraiiavM te give UM eU for aem Uai. roiaeotag rreB eptua la qntta eoanea, tee muck Taudapum or merphia te flken, either aoeldeatally or en urtiea. It la proper te glveaa emetle and te keep the pa lout eat tbe sBev. De net let bla sit down or r, ir be will net store voluntarily paak klBH or slap dim. After the ateaaach fa emptlad, or even If the 09110 de net take effect, give atreng black ecfTsa, Just aa much atae patient can be made te awallew. If there la belladonna at haad, una aaay be used pretty freely until the pupil of the aye be come dilated. The most Important thing te remember In thla emerwney la net te allow tbe patient te be quiet This generally meaus a fatal result s Whit teeth, street breath, a fragrant month , There are no enarrns surpassing inese 1 Abroad, at home, eaat west, north, sedUi, These three prime charm are sure te please. All these wae 80Z0DOSIT apply Will have these cbarnia-take heed and try. m m 1 s Tb flame Hasan Katare. Many vain attempt are made te repeat the remarkable aueoessef Bensen's Cspelne Plaater. This splendid remedy Is known, sold and used evervwhsm. and Its nremnt action and nnrival. led cnratlve powers have wen for It beats of friends. Imitations hava sprang an an der slmUar aennding names, snen as " Vapstcln," Capslcam," etc , Intended te deceive the care less and unwary. These articles possess none of the vlnnea of tbe genuine. Therefer we bone tbe people will assist na te protect wbat ar at once their Interest ami ours. Ask for Bensen's Plaster, and examine wbat la given you, and make sure tbat tbe word " Capclne " Is cut In the middle of tbeplaaterttaeir.and tbe M Thrm Beads ' trademark Is en the face doth. Any reputable dealer will abew yen tbe safe guards without hesitatien: If you cannot re intmber tbe name Bensen's Uapctne Plaster cot this paragraph from the paper. m At Last A sure cure ler DjapepsU and Indi gestion. DliJgtrVt.K." It U paUtable and hat tonic action. Try a bottle and ye will be convinced. Beld by all llrnggltts or Wm. f. Kidder A Ce , 8J Jehn 8t, M. Y. It la te Your Interest Te bear In mind that one Bensen's Capclne Plaster Is worth a dozen of any ether porous plaster. Fenson's plasters are a genuine me dicinal article, endorsed and us'd by the medi cal profession from Maine te California. ?hy care In a few hears aliments which no ethers will even relieve. Cheap and worthless imlla tlens are sold by dealers who care mere for large profits en trash than tbey de for tbe sweats of an approving conscience. Bewnre of them, and of tbe Capncln," ' Capelcln," " Uapstclne " and Capsicum" plasters wblch they sill te tbe unwary. These names are nothing bat mislead ing variations en the name Capclne." Mete the difference, go te reputable druggists and yen will net be deceived. Tbe genuine Kenten's tuts tbe " Three Sea s " trademark and the word Capclne " ent in the centre. mJlM.W, w BvmmiTVM. 'UKN1TUBK WARKROOM8. uuv veuiiaKi.r a PAitt or TUOhB Felding Dress Pillows. CALL BAKLY AT Heffmeier'rFarnitQre Warerooms, L They are the r-jrt tldng out and w Bav Jnsi received anethQ a it efttem. - Jf 1 " dn. aO HAwU liSsem tfaj7RBBT. w IDMYKR'B FURN1TUIH mm WE DON'T -AND- What We De Say I WE DON'T ray you cannot buy Furniture at ether Bterls. , , WK DO say that our rurnltara will give satisfac tion 1 there la none better. wi DOST aay that you cannot buy rurnlture for less money. WK DO say you can rate money by baying from WBOOS'T say that ether stores have net large etecks. WB DO say tbat our stock, for lis, Design ana Quality, can't be beau WE DON'T say that our Houses are charging big profits. WE DO (ay that we are selling at such prices a te allow nsseme prnfl s. and yet we set mere for yeui dollars. WE DON'T say don't call en our friends In tbe business. WK DO say tbat ypu wilt be treated cordially, and will And a Urge, well ne'ected stock and get tbe best for tbe least money at WIDMYER'S FURNITURE STORE, Oorner Kaat King and Duke 8b?., JjANCASTKK, pa. epttt-lvdftlMmw H' OUSEST1RKH. HEINITSH'S Furniture Depot. A FEW WOKDS ABOUT Prler Suites, Lounges, General UphoMer UpheMer UphoMer ieg and Repairing. We sell Parler Suttee In Hatr Ctntb, riuu, Ac. Prices range from NO upward, tt e use no EX C K LSIOU In our work. Lounges we sell from 16 60 upward. We make Picture Frames and Leeking Classes and will put te your order all kinds of Mirrors, either plerer man tl, In brenxe or geld, at reu reu aenble nrlee. We de all kinds of Bepatrlng at short notice and reasonably. Wtllcsll for the smallest arti cle and fix It up quite aatuiactery. Teu can nave work Bepalred new and Deliv ered after April. Bee these IS 00 8nltes In Cherry ; eaine In tbla week. NOB. 37 20 SOUTH QTJBHN ST. HEINITSH'S Furniture Depot. JXBUM4BOX. M TLB INSURANCE ANDTRUST CO. Trust, Sate Deposit and Title IuftuTiice Company, OF RCACINQ, PA. VaPITIL (Vail Fald) CHARTER PERPETUAL. 1450,000. C ilK? II Ml GEORGE BROOKE. PRESIDENT. ROBERT H. COLEMAN, Vice President. H. T. KENDALL, Treasurer and Secretary. WALTER M. FRANKUN, TRUST OFfiOXR FOR LANCASTER COUNTY. DimmoTemtii Geerge Breeke H. M. North, Rebert H. Celeman, R. T. Leaf, Thes. 8.MERRITT, W. D. Smith, Cyrus Q. Derr, J. H. Cheetman, Gee. D.8TITZEL, D. R. Mille, A. B. Grubs. EXECUTES TBU8T80F ETEBf IW- oucliesal by tk (btrtaef Uaatatet Orul; te receive the apDelBtmjBt of mlnlstrater.anarStan, Asslfaes Beoetvsr.ane 1Tl.:ST1larK&t.aBa erte, aleaar iwJbSaa ea Irst Mertfag aT lowest WIasTsrrs BBaslandlaUrt eeUet wlta wlta eat expsasetethelsaasr. WALTER M. FRANKLIN, ATTCwNtY-AT-UW. TrastChBperlBrlAaaiitarOeaaty. a a US laat aiac M, bsMswtwi ffc,. I I iTairwMl fM. t.;V W'ij IT IS WONI ' -f Hew easily riwBaai sldlenslv It grew tm taw 1 starUeteaaaMataair tat sents or chrome fena. m tut tenacity el lta grlfltaja 1 nets et tb erdtaarv laaasM frebabiy te no attaeata kara 1 mere study, and nets kaa a bafflsd taetr aflbrta m arnlaa aa anil Atatepaen waa snaeavaiawi m'dieta watek weadt awraty neuralgia aad aanaa a ateat I sands of tosUmeatata Ilk Uka I neyena naesuea taa Atl reliable remedy, and that M WM fl)7 claimed for it Fn- sr. UATactU. Aa I can reeemmead the Atldeekara tM tbat la la want of It It ha eaiwasa who has had nenralglaall her Ufa 1 mattsm. 8MMrssbUsJt fiwtf(aa ana wui am na witaent a Betsw 1 priee. I gave a bottle te my ' nenralgte in the bewaia aad It tUaa kba day. sTslsUiK IBWat Kecsaa Ft , CLttraw 9,m AsureatMLi sass Twe years age this samaMT 1 afflicted with rhentnaMass. la as rlaMI left shoulder, and was IndaeSa Bf Ol try Ataiopneroi. inseaav Bsssaw and have been comparatively free I uiatlamslaee, 1 have great faith la M I recommended It te my frlsnds. 80 Bar at) 1 all who have tried It apeak HpnUm.y I1IU Rvery druggist should keen AU Atblopberns rllli. but where tk Nmgbt of the druggist the AttteptYerM its waunroeT, new ietk, srui senai ruge paid) en receipt of ragnlar 1 Is 11.00 per buttle for AUuopaerea 1 Pa ,,. a.A WIAhaw Jklmmm SMOMk'll digestion, weakness, nervous dentlMr,! of women, constipation. bleed, te., Athlopberos Fill ar maririweed &V3! rriH E NEW QUININE. A" K ASK IN MHk IMS-WW UUiraiNB 1 J!. m. Me Headaohe, Me Manas, KeRlBtfBglarw, OurM 54. itia 'Aj Pi A POWERFUL TONIC mi tbat the mestdellcate stomach will bear. kv A 8PECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMA' NERVOU3 PROSTRATION, And all Oerm Plies. Bellevue Hospital, MMftll't N. Y, "Ualrnistrj St rranefs Hospital, S. T.-Kv treated wltb Jtaaklne baa bees. lir. L. K. "White, V. rVBxaminlaf starj writes : Kasaine is tne nest meaieiuess Or. L. M. ulessner, 890 East Mat t-,Xa City, has eared ever 290 patient wltn . alter quinine seu aii maw urun hs says 1 "It Is undoubtedly tb te : 'jew sucmsnu.- . W. a. uoicemDBi as. ;-, W H X, BU, JH WMUBBBBBBBurape)Tier 10 eMssuawsmi tZ w "TvaBBBBBBBBB. os &, .mv . .- K7SV-I KbraeT UTvWaa. h. Hall, CeaphUtTZM tlary, writes tbat Kaaklne has ea alter twenty veara satrerln nervous dyspepsia. Write htm for ; Thousands neon thousands srrttn t has cured them after all ether medie! : write lorneoK 01 testimonials Kasklne ctn be taken without aay n medical advice. 11 OU ner bottle, geld tra il. B. OOOHRaVM.i or sent by mall en reeelpt of price ,V KASKIMKCO.M Warren St.. XlwTMllMii IB oil irsHBWWv; jr. .-rirsrr- -5J T IHE SW1KT BPKCIFIO CO. BM Wolf iw or Black Leprosy, it a aisesvtewMeatjM siaerea lncaraeie, duui nu yieiaea ewu live properties or ewrvr s eraciyio-ae' all ever tbe world aa a. b. at. Mrs. I West eemeiTllle. Mass.. near Ttnslnjs tacked several years age with tail.) mac eruption, snu waa una less av.i medical talent, who could only say aisease was a species 01 -,'--?-"i I.RPRAftV. &!. --'-'-- ana consequently inonraeie. iiuusmiibn describe her suffertnss. Usr body rfiSsaV' crown of her bead te the sela eltjfmmirm mass or aecay, masse 01 aaaa row leaving great cavities. Ilernna! and three or four nails dronneueaT a Her itmbs contracted by tb fssutal sesasM and for several years she did net leave ker 1 tier weUbt was reduced front IS te M sea, I naps some rami laea 01 ner tnawnesm leaned from the fact that three pestae mellne or ointment were used par wat lug ner sores, rinsjiy tawiwsysinsasjs edatMl their defeat by this Bpttstt mended the snsTerer te neraii-WM uer naseana ocarina; voaesnsi use or Bwirre rracine is. . a,; ner te try it as a last reeen. bi under nreteet. bat seen found was belna- relieved of the noises aa sumed a red and healthy ealer. aa blend waa beoeiilnsr nnra and su Batley continued the 8. a 8. until last everv sera wsa healed i aha dlscardaal crutches, and waa ter the first Urn la well woman, ur auaDsna, ssr. u. In business at 17W Biackstena II and will take pleasure In giving t this wonderful care. Bend te ns fa Weed and batn Diseases, malkd Ire. THE SWIFT SPECIFICS 'it DIlAWBIt 3. ATLANTA, E hY'H OKEAM UALU, OATAREH HAY FEVBEil e - - iT ELY'S CREAM BALI CLEANSKS TUC IIIAD, ALL ATS. IMVLAHUATIOV, UkAU unit km ItKSTORKSTBBBKNSKter TASr,iaH UK A IflMfl A QUICK BKL1K r. A ruUTlVB COBaV- ADartlela U ar.Dlled te each aeattfi aai aarreeabla. frtee 60 cenU at dru t . mail, reatsterea, eu cus. uiraniais , ki.v iikiiH. Urnmtsta. lMwasB.V. 1 JolySJ-lyeedAUw " ,.- T5UFTURE-CURB GUAKAHTJM XI. Dr. J. H Mayer, hi Area susws, m pbis,Pa. Kaaeatoeoo. KoeperaUea' Jieea delay. Thousands of core. At! Heuse, tteadleif, Pa, Mtursys bena ler circulars. asTus c R aOARAMTKB i. RUPTUREV iRAY'S HPEC1FIO MEOlCIlffs. tub qaaATaHatuB,!tfti nvUla ear for Seminal wessaa UblversU LasesWas, taja sat of vtslesu nisssjarw sass dlsassastasAMaa ta iai and a frssaatar aaava. cm. Vail nertt larsln e1iwMsHirs&(al4 aawTsvWt r- 4 Ml wlAT enaaswaaiaf i tsTuwwa OS Car sTaaratdiwJ. lam9wmMg . 1 i' i4 V-THi ssMssri i 3Qlw if." r X.&"?"1 vj- ,.'1',1' &.t.?$ tr -. f. -,-.. .v
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