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AGRICULTURAL CIIKMISTRY.
A Few Practical tllaM M FnrsBBCSBwd Osrdstl.
srs-Aaalysl el Oh.ll rsrtlllsws and
Farmyard Mssurss-llew ABtlllerut.
May Tartly Increase TMIr Profits.
for the UTtmi
Tlie prluelple f chemistry, h applied te
agriculture, Is te fully understand what the
oil require te preduns eerUIn crops te
learn Juat what the article they apply te the
oil oentalns, and te study what amount or
and what kind el leinsuts are carried oil
by certain crepa. These are all things of
whlali the nvtre farmer loldem thinks.
Thirty years uke science aud oeutieotlon with
agriculture wi se little underatoed ttiat
formers hail no ether gulde thau the old
, practice et their fathers, who by ex
tierleuce and oumrvatlen had been taught
that tlie am or farmyard uianare
InertiVMHl the productive!!) a of their farm.
Natural kiiiiie we then (Uncovered, wblcli
lucruet'il the yleld or orem te Hrt extent,
but lliat wai limited, which led aeleiilllle
liieu Ui lnvitlMBtu and try te utilise by con cen con
ctuilrHtleu ami manufacture Inte oerunierclal
ferttllzarn the wasle from the large cities
and tlin elUl from the slsughter heuwc
Tlila censtated el bleed, bone and want,
which, by oeiicnnlrallori, produeea a higher
gredn aud itore cHldem and aurer fertilizer
containing Iruin 15 per cent, te 18 per cent,
of phoephorlo acid and 4 per eeut. of am
iiioul,wlileli am the elemeuta mostly ueeded
In the plant. Next te that cornea petaah
which Ik rtitilred by the plant for Ha aeed or
grain, and phosphoric acid fur Ita stalk, with
audi mineral element aa allax, soda, Hue
iuKiitl, Ac,, nnd for Ita roots, pstaab.
Now,ue xiicli natural lertlllzercan be found
having such artlclui of nutriment In propor
tion, except the plant ltaelf, and highly con cen con
eanlratod animal bjiie ferllllr.ir Cern re
quire the lreu a te ou tit or pitasli and
nitrogen, nnd lliroelliiieaaaiuucli phoapherla
acid at whrat. Thl tact ought te convince
the farmnr that le produce a tine corn crop he
must manure til cornfield te a much greater
vxtutit tliHti tin would were he planting
wheat or eat. Iloilden, the corn crop baa
only :i or I month le mature, while the
wlnt crop ban It) mentha In which te de the
me work. Tlila applies te tobaeoo In the
Ratlin propirtlen. Te ralae 1,'JjO petinda of
tobacco from an acre, It will require 108
pound of potash, HS peunila of lime, lit pound
et iiiagueiila, -I pounds or phosphoric acid, 17
poiiiutneraulpliur nnd K! pound or nitrogen.
Mew can any enu put this In the aell by using
Urm-v aril manure? Why It would require
soiueT- oiie-heian Ie.vIh te a alngle acre, mi
would of ceurutt de the work and leave the aell
In the aatne condition an It waa before thnrrep
wan roiuftlgWlileh Hlietild lm denr, except tint
thorn would lie some undocejipon-d xtraw
anil tiKutnl)le nutter which would lie of ben
etlt te tun following crop. Hut leek at the
work and exenMi.
TIIK HLCIIKT Ol- Ht'L'I'Mt
The great art el saving and uuklng
iiianure li the principal aecret of auccm In
farming. Till consist In retalnlng and
applj lug te the beat adantae thoie eluule
and gtaneu iKirtlena that accumulate te auch
a great extent en every farm. Probably one
third of all the material which exist Intha
uiuntry I totally leit by net attending tithe
drainage e( the ataule aud farm yard. Ah
neon m tlir It any water accumulated
around a firm yard, it Htietild be llltnreJ
with atraw, a.twduit (when w mill are
near) or by tlia frequent coating or dry
awauip muck, or drltd pent, of wh e'l there
la plenty In our country. That will absorb
tlie inanurliil portion et the water, aud held
the nuiiniiula and imtaiti Iti atore for plant
feed. TtiiiloHnet in inure, by tlin eicapa el
Kit-, I etteu ery great. The prac
tice) el uiany farmer ahew hew
little tliHV are aware of the hun
dred they are losing by auflerlug
tut meat alUAUle element el tnuir farm te
epv. Indeed, there are aejim whoearo-,
fully and Miry lugonieutly, a they auppene,
place their biniK and ritlln yard in auch a
manner ou the Hide of hlllathat all the drain drain
age may nn oil out or the way Inte a neUh
(Hiring stream, he at te keep their stables arid
yard i lean and d ry. One farmer In particular,
Willi preeminent tirwdue, built hi lira,
wn directly wres a little stream that Le
inlght at nnce get the cleaning waalied away
and pretunl ttielr auoumulalien. Ot oeurae
he Hticcwded in lilt wish, but be might, with
almost equal propriety, hae built hi granary
acrefl the stream se a te ahevel the wheat
and coin Inte the w.tter when It lncreaaed en
bla hand.
All neat, nil protlhvble ami fsUitc'ery
farming dopeida iikiu the uireful sav n( id
manure, and te m tke every particle of i go
table uutt r nvaitatile, and work It lu'e the
anil a early as peasitile, and the si.ne with
m mure. It Is true ttiat by letting manure
lle a long llme It tHi'emcs mere soluble, but
by noilelng it 1 'using a portion of Ita meit
aluble mtt)r, Htiinienla. Let fresh umuiire
be tlioreiignly ground down aud worked
Inte the ground tiy repiatul harrowing and
two or three il lwlng, and Its Inlliiiiiici will
be like nisi;!'!. Hut It is seldom, indisaj, that
an aiitqiiKlu supply el lids mtnureia found
en a farm ; and II Illinois, the farmer should
lietrilend upon It entirely, but te Insure
hi crop tlie an lienimtly uisde chemical nnd
bmt- lerlllirer, aud buy only the beit, re
meuilMirlng Hint a cheap artlcie Is alwaya ex
pt'uslsu In the end. High graie conceu cenceu
trated cliemlctl furtlll7')rsare new roceiilxid
as he Important a Inctnr in the agriculture et
all clvlli7ed ceuntrKs that a discussion of
their tlllcajy en various crepi lerm one of the
met luemliii'iit topics of converaatlen
among lariiierf. Se Indispensable have these
urllhcUl manures li-oeme, aud he requisite
are they te the prolltable culttiroet the soil,
that their maeuUcture and sale have us
Miimtd enoriiieus proportions, Involving
Kiich an amount of rap.tal, acieniltle skill and
expetieiKe which te these unacquainted
with the tact would seem Incredible.
MJMK MIsAI'rllKlIKNStONS
We frequently heir the tanner express
blmiell in this way : ''My grain always
letlge belore It 1 lully uutured, and by
adillu phosphate It will be mere se." This
is net the lact. Ttiere 1 a waut of magnesia,
oxide or Iren, allax, soda, Aa , which are the
only elements that make the stalk, and If
the soil isdellclent In llieni, the plant can
not fully mature, and will be blown ever
by the first storm. If there la chemical
manure applied, which centalua all the
Hlsne elements, with sulllclent petaib, there
will boa large, healthy and vigorous root,
that must nnd will develop perfection In a
crop. The meat Important thing, however,
for the farmer te bear in mind, la te be sure
and buy tbe beat gi eds, and aave the freight
and handling en a let of cheap geed from
which he rtcelvea no benetlt. I'arm yard
manure (Irish) contains 70 per cent, el
water. Tula leaves'.!! per cent, of uiaterlala
that will stay In the Mill. One ten of unfer
metitcd manure, would yield ISO peunila el
solid matter, which cesta from f 1 M) te li 60
This (enialt a about ! pounds et ammonia.
tl pnuiidH or phoxp&erla acid, and 4
pound el (Hitash. ' buy these elements
in the form of salts would coat
about ft. 12, and Ilia much easier te handle,
and uioreHoluble te the soil. One hundred
poundaef pure bone phosphate, at a coat of
1 Ml in KIT!-!. ceiiIhIiis 1H neunila of nhes
tihorleacld, 5' isjtinda of ammonia, and 0 te
7 peunila or oxide or Htasslum K. '2 O, Thla
will convince all which is the cheapest and
tiesL ItHcentBiitaare all soluble In the soil,
and will dissolve In the chemist's solvent In
ae minute. There la no free acid in honest
bone fertilizer te destroy the mineral ele
ments lu the soil, aa It Is almost neutral.
Natural guaue, ou account et Its large per
centage of phosphate of lime and carbonate
of lime In chemical combinations, with lb)
alkallue sails made by Nature's laboratory,
Is a geed fertilizer where phosphoric ac'.d la
required, but la net a complete oue by any
means.
ri.AIN C'HKMIHTUY KOIl PAItMEHS ANlt
CIAHUKNKIIH.
Nitrogen occurs In various forms and
ta tea. Organic nitrogen Is the nitrogen of
nlmal and vegetable matters, generally.
Heme forma of organic, nitrogen, hi that of
mood and meat, are highly active aa fer
tilizers ; ethers, as that of hair and leather
are comparatively slew In their etTtet en
vegetation. Ammonia and nltile acid are
the results of decay of organic nitrogen In
the soil and manure heap, and are the most
active forms of nitrogen, exeeptlng these of
Milts and chemical. Seventeen parts or
ammonia contain fourteen of nitrogen.
Helublu phosphoric acid Implies phos
phoric acid freely soluble In water. It Is the
characteristic Ingredients of supar-pnesphate,
in which it la produced by aetlng en In
soluble or reverted phosphate, with oil et
vitriol CO pr cent surphurie sold. It Is net
readily taken up by the plants, bat It Is
distributed through the soil by the ralnr.
Once readily Incorporated with the soil, It
Hheitly become reverted phoapherla acid.
Reverted phoapherla acid (rsduesxt or pre
cipitated) means strictly phospherlo acid that
was one freely soluble In water, bat from
abenieal ehang! has become laaelabla u
Km liquid. It la freely taken up by strong
oiatlea of ammonium c Urals, which 6
tasfsfers) utsri In analysis te determine tat
qnsntlty. "K verted phospherlo acid" !
Ellas phosphates that are readily aaslmllatsal
y crops, but have less value than selubls
phospherlo acid because they de net distrib
ute freely by rsln.
Insoluble phospherlo acid Implies various
phosphates net freslv soluble la watw or
ammonium citrate. In some eases the phos
phoric aclil Is tee Insoluble te be readily
available as plant loed. Much as la reek.
The phospherlo acid of raw bones la nearly
Insoluble In this sense, because or the animal
matter el the bona which envelops It, but
when the latter decays In the soil the phos
phoric acid remains esantlslly In the reverted
form. One hundred and titty five part of
phosphate of lime contain seventy one parts
of nhoKpherlo acid.
I'etatn signifies the substance known In
eisiiiUtry aa potassium oxide," which Is
the valuable fertilizing Ingredient of pet
aihea " and In potash salts." It Is the most
oestly In the form of sulphate, and less In the
shape of muriate or chloride.
rtittTii.UKHH vK.nat: MAWttnK.
These are the elements of all reliable and
heneatty made bone and chemical fertlllrsrs,
about which I have ssld enough te convince
the average fanner that he ought te begin le
experiment upon hi soil with something
eheapar than lariii-yard manure.
These are the rule el agricultural cham
latry. and such like rules hnuld be spplled
lu all things oenneo'ed with the farm. The
best grades should be purchased, even If the
cost Is somewhat greater. In animals they
ehentd select, net " fsney animals," but
these geed for use and profit. Cows should
be productive or milk with a form adapted
for beef. Hbeep should be kept tine by never
selling the bask Mwlne, net the largest but
these fattening en ;the least reed. A Hark
shirs weighing S00 pound, fattened en ten
bushel of corn, is better than a " land pike "
fattened en 'M or 40 bushels or corn. Like
wise In seed. Always sell the Inferior seeds
of all kinds, and especially or iKiUtees, be
cause It Is a law of nature, '.hat " like pre
duces like," and this principle It a correct
lu reference te seed and pluits as It Is te
mail aud anluiala. There la alwaya pre lit In
the lust, and by an observance et the princi
ples above elliuled te, there are untold mil
lion of future wealth fur the agriculturists of
our nation.
ClIAItl.KS K. Mll.l.KH.
IjAM'aitkii, la.
I'Herumt truiHu rum nmrmnii.
A Cenaret of Attraumnr4 Autmlill
In
fart far sn Imparlsat I'urpa.
Frem the New Yerk Bun.
There 1 te be a oenzmst of as'.ronetnsta In
l'arl thl month, chlelly for tlie purpete of
perfecting a plan of photographing the
heaven Although celeattal photography 1
upward of half a cuulury old, the moon hav
ing been photographed by Dr. J. W. I)rap9r
In 1810, yet within the ptst tw inr thru years
It ha beoetne alineat a new art. Its progress
ha been se rapid that It ha the effect el
a freah discovery. There I new no longer
any doubt that the hope of astronomer In
tht direction can be reallaad, and that the
photographic earner can be inade te take the
place, and In some respects mere than take the
place, of the eye In telescopic work. Kxcellent
photograph. are new obtained net only or the
aun, the moon, the brighter stars, comets
snd nebulae, but situ of the spec re el many
heavenly bodies, and of phenomena, such a
taint atara and Invisible nebulie, which the
eye cannot detect at all, even when aided by
the me', powerful telesenps. A neUbledl-
jpvery of this kind ha hxm made in the
familiar group or aura called the I'leladrc.
Apparently connected with one et these atari,
which ha been known for ages uuder the
name of Mala, Is a strange nebulous maaa,
which Is clearly seen In photographs of the
l'leladew, taken In the past two years, though
no telescope shows any trace of it te the eye.
Photograph of the heavens also show stars
whose existence would hsve been unknown
te us but for the marvelleus powers of the
photographic plate le catch and held the Im
age et objects tee obscure te sensibly affect
the human retina.
There are two ways In which the citnsra
has an advantage ever theeye. First, It can
a.-cumuUte Impressions that I tessy, It Is
able by continued expjsure te obtain an lin
age el sn object which iniy be no faint that
a shorter exposure would glve no linage.
This of course Is a power that the eye doe
net posse. It I equivalent te helug able te
see plainly by long gazing what cannot be
seen at all by a brief Inspection. Then the
photographic plate 1 sensitive te the se-called
actinic rays, which de net produce the Im
pression of light, and consequently de net
street theeye. Thus photography furnishes
astronomy with an Improved eve, capable of
ranging nobody yet kuewa hew far Inte the
abyasea of the universe.
The recent progress of celestial photog
raphy ha been se great that It has created a
new branch of observational astronomy, and,
a In the usoef the Hpeotrescope, It haa been
found that specialist are needed te fully de
volep IL Achievements In the way of meas
uring, sounding, and mapping the visible
iiiilverse, which astronomers a generation
age would hardly have dared te dream of,
are new clearly within the range of iiesalbln
accomplishment It la regarded a entirely
practicable te obtain within the short space
el ten year a aerie or photegrapha Includ
ing the whole heavens, and containing mil mil
liens upon millions el atara that canuet be
seen with the naked eye. The value of such
photegrapha te luture astronomers would be
Innatlmatile. Showing the true place of se
many atara nt the date when tbe photographs
were made, they would render It easy te de
tect any changes or place among the stars.
Such changes are known te occur from var
ious cause In all quarter of the heavens,
but the dllllculty ha been te measure them.
!!y the photographic method, H'-ar emotions
can be studied wtth ahlghdegreeet accuracy;
and through auch study astronomer can ar
rive nt a tar mere complete Knowledge than
they new pesaesa of the lerm nnd structure of
the universe et sun, In which our own sun
shines only a a luminary of a miner rank.
" Whcnsmne deep and liumedlcahle wound "
takrs jour breath away sunil forMlvatlen Oil.
' When the swallows humeward tty," Is the
time whim coughs and colds betclti teapiHiar.
I)r Hull's Cough syrup cures every ease, f'llte
'& eents.
Dr. David Wars says : " Dlicestylln Ms the
most effective remedy for Imperfect digestion
thatl liavaever seen.
Sold by alt Druggists, 11.00 per bottle, or VV. r.
Kidder ft Ce, Manufacturing Chemists, &t
Jehn M., N. Y.
MfmvtAi. jrericijw.
Kicked Out
Hew iii my people ttiercHrowtieareatruggllnir
tn rise lu this world that nra kicked down and
out by envlnii rlrula Tfiemat' Keltctrie Oil
never "Kicked nut" Us pillion. It la true blue
rer threat airecttens, asthma nnd catarrh It Is a
curuitn nnd rapid cure, rer sale by II. U. Cech.
ran, druggist, 137 nnd UI North CJuoeii street
Lancaster.
Mems Hlreng-Mlnded Weiusn
Can regulate their hushinds amazingly fast,
should Ihuy net de their duty. Burdock Bleed
Htttert are n Reed regulator of the ulrculatle n
They are exclusive') a bleed tonic, and conse
quently atrlfce lit the root or many serious ail
ment, rer sale by It. tl. Cochran, druggltt, 137
and IX) North gueen street, lAiicaater.
fat Upen HI rest
"bet up In bed and ceughed till the clothing
was wet with perspiration. My wife Insisted
that I use Themat' Helecirle OU. The drat tea tea tea
spoentul relieved uie, and two bottles have
cured me. I cau honestly recommend It." K.
II. t'erklns, Creek Cnntru, N. V. Fer sale by
It. U. Cochran, druggist, 137 and UN North Queen
street, Lancaster.
' Ueme Sweet Henis."
This song Is very geed In Its way. but Is there
any sickness In the household? If se, home can
not be always pleasant. Wn take especial pleas
urn In recommending Burdock Bleed Blutri, a
bona tide and certain cure for dyspepsia, and all
diseases el the liver and kidneys rer sale by II.
tl. Cochran, druggist, W and 139 North Queen
street, Lancaster,
Don't be Falnt-hstrtsd.
If you are In trouble leek up, held en, give the
blues uoed by. If en are In pain, luve alauiu alauiu
ne. a, have an ache of any kind, go te the drug
gist and us htm for 1'Aenuw' JCeleetrle Oil. It
will de you geed every tune, rer sale by II.
11. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13U North Queen
street. Lancaster,
Bearlllm,
1 feel new. I was mulcted with sick head ache
and Keucral debility, but Burdock Bleed Bitttri
brought about an Immediate Improvement lu
myteueral health I consider tuein the best
family medicine In the market " Adnlpb bailer,
ilutraln, N. V. rer sale by II. II. Cochran, drug
gist, 137 and 139 North Queen street, Lancaster.
JUHT AH UOOD.
Dent allow anyone te make yen believe any
ether remedy la just a geed ter sick headache
aa Dr. Lealie'a Sneclal Presort ntlen. for It I net
true. Thl l the only remedy In the world that
strikes u the root of the disease and drives It
out. Ulveltatrtal.
THAT HACK1MUCOUUU can be se quickly
eared by Shlleb's Care. We guarantee lu Beld
by H. k Cochran drugjrUt, If os. U7 and Us North
Qusea it,, Laaeastsr.Ya. (i)
mmmt9AMm
A TULOPUOBOS ITOR RHEUMATISM.
i Ruled by Prejudice.
Few persons realise bow tkttreaghly they are
oeatrolled .by preiutles even te their own ols els
ad vantage, rer many years the trsUaeetef
rhsnmstUm, neuralgia, sciatica and heeds cae
bss been by some eutwa'd application, and
therefeie. without stepping te think that the
erisin of these trenblns mutt, from necessity,
be Internal, tb weiry sufferer continues te rob,
rub and find no relief. Athiopheros Is taken In
ternaqy, and aa a proof that thla la the correct
principle. It cures surely and quickly. The
staterntnt of these who hatt b$tn cured ought
te convince ths Incredulous.
C r. Ilraee, Mstaeben, M. J- says i My
mother had the rheumatism In hgr heart and
wasenredby Athlopheioa. flhe says there Is no
medicine like It."
.lames W. Keed, tall 1'enn Ave., Pittsburg,
fa., says i "Mr mother, attheutb 77 years or
age. was entirely cured by ths use of Alhloph Alhleph Alhloph
re." Miss Carrle ratten, Kagle Village, N. THssyss
" my mother wai nearly a cripple In her arms,
net having been aide te dress nor scare I y being
able te feed he rse 1 1 for three months, being In
severe pain most or the time. The acute ptln
ceased after taking three bottles of Athiopheros,
hut the continued te take It until allslgmef
rheumatism were gene i having taken 17 bottles
In all She ha net taken any since last May,
and can use her arm as well a ever. A num
ber of friends have taken It, and In every esse
It his given satisfaction In caie of s'ck head
ache. It give almost Immediate relief."
Jehn M. Wolcott, I'lrTard, X. T says : " 1 get
a bottle of Athlophero for a friend. She at once
gained rapidly, and ha net been troubled with
the rheumatism ilnee."
very druggist should keep Athiopheros and
Athiopheros rills, but wbsrs the7 cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athiopheros Ce., He
HI Wall street. New Yerk, will send either (ear
rlage paid) en receipt of regular price, which
Is 11.00 per bottle for Alhlopbero and 60c ter
Pills.
rer liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia. In
dignation, weakness, nervous debility, diseases
of weraeu, constipation, headache, Impure
bleed. Ac, Athiopheros Pills are unerjualed.
aprls lweed
Q1MMOMH LIVKK KKUULATOK.
TAKB
Dr. Simmons Lt?er Regaliter.
It Will Cure All Diseases Caused by. Derange
ment et the Liver.
TheHYMl'TOMBnt Liver Complaint are a bit
ter or bad taste In the mouth i pain in the back,
sides or lelnts, cfien mistaken for ltheuinatlsm I
sour steinaehi less nt appetite; besela alter
nately costive and lax ; headache ; less of mem
ory, wtth painful sensation el having tailed te
dn something which ought te hive been done ;
di b'llty s low spirits ; Uilck, yellow appearance
et the skin and eye ; a dry cough, often mis mis
laken for consumption.
Ne attempt Is made le hunt up out-of the-way
or unknown places teltnd names te endorse this
medicine. 11 1, recommended hyllen.Alex.il.
Stephen. Ht, llsv. Jehn W. tleckwlth, lllsbep
nrua.,Men J no. II. 'lurden, 17. 8. Senater, Ml.
lit. lllanep Pierce, lien Jno. Ulll Hherter.J.
fc Jgar Th .mpsen, Hen, R. II. Hill, Hen. J. C.
llreckenrtdge. frer. David Willis, D. D, Chief
Ju-tlce Hiram Wsrner, (el Us., Lewis Wunder,
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Is an Invaluable Kemedy
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specialty et the above diseases, and Crass
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tated Address. ru.er. r. c. re wli.u,
mlS-tiindAw Moedua, Conn.
l.KIt. HUTU) UK.
ESTATE OF ADAM F. HAMHHIOHT,
late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
et admlnlslra ion en sn'd estate tuning been
Kianted te the undersigned, all persons
Indebted thereto are requested te make Imme
diate payment, and theso having claims or de
mand against the same, will present them
wtthnit delay ter settlement le the undersigned
residing In said city.
CUD. M. ItAMHUIGHT,
miVf.tdS Administrator, D. b. n. c. t.a.
ESTATE OF JOHN KINO, LATE OF
Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of ad
ministration, with will annexed, en aald estate
having been granted te the undersigned. all per
son Indebted thereto are requested te make
Immediate payment, and these having claims
or demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing lu Lancaster city.
UEUIHiKPO.T7,
Administrator with VI HI Annexed,
U.r Dams, Attorney. nS-utdS
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH M. HAM
bright. Inte of Lancaster City, deceased.
Letter testamentary en said estate having been
5 ranted te tbe undersigned, all persona In
ebted thereto are requested te inake Imme
diate payment, and these having claims or de
mands against the same, will present them with
out delay for settlement te the undersigned, re
siding In said city.
GKO. M.IIAMUttlCIIT,
m!16tdS Kxecuter.
ESTATE OF A. N. IlltENEMAN, LATE
of the city of Lancaster, deceased. The
undersigned auditor, appointed te distribute
the balance remaining In the hands of A. N.
llrenemau, Jr. executer, te and auinng theso
legally entitled te the same, will sit ter that
urpess ou Tuesday, May 10, 1;, at 10 o'clock
a. m , In the Library room et the Court Heuse,
In the city of Lancaster, where all person In-
lereMeu in saiu uisiriuuiien may niieuu
uK-nds
WILLIAM LBASIAa, AUUltOr.
A HNK1NK1)
ESTATE OF JOSEPH E.
is. Delchlerand wife, of Lancaster city, Lan
caster county.
Jeseph K. Delcblerand wife, of
LHiitasUircltv. Iiavlm: hv deed of velunturr as
signment, dsted Aprils, iNft.asalgued and trans
ferred all their sutn and etrects te the under
signed for the hem nt et lue en ill ters of the said
.lustph K. Dtlchier. he ther-feie gives nottceto
all persons Indeb ed te said assigner, te make
paymeutte the umlerslgned without deiay, and
these having tla ms te present them le
JOHN L. 4ILI.K1:, As Irnee,
Itcsldlngln Lancaster. I'a.
II C. fniuAKEii, AUernty. up'jetdS
tKBUHAUVK.
1ITLE INSURANCE ANDTRU8T CO.
Trost, Safe Deposit and Title
Insurance Company,
of reading, ra.
CAPITAL (Full Tald) . .
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
9850,000.
GEORGE BROOKE, President.
ROBERT H. COLEMAN, VICE PRESIDENT.
H. T. KENDALL, Treasurer and Secretary.
WALTER M. FRANKLIN, Trust Officer
FOR LANCASTER UOUNTY.
DMMBVTUIMU
Geerge Breeke H. M. North,
Rebert H. Celeman, R. T. Leaf,
Tmes. S.Merritt, W.D.Smith,
Cyrus Q. Derr, J. H. Cheetman.
Gee. D. Stitzel, D. R. Miller,
A. B. Grubb.
EXECUTES Tltl'STHOf EVERY KIND.
8netieBd by tht Oetrti of Lucuttr Oeuty
te receive the appointment of Kxecuter, Ad.
uilulstruter, Uuardtan, Assignee, Receiver, and
Trustee within said County.
lKBi'ujca Titls te Real Estate and Mortgages.
Messt te Leam en drat Mortgage at lowest
rates.
IsvssTirsHTS made and Interest collected with
out expense te the leuder.
WALTER M. FRANKLIN,
Attorney-at-Law.
Trust Officer for Lancaster County,
we. w last King 8U, Lancaster, Pa.
Jan W uaMkw
I HAUMaVU. I mm wssMMsl.
I A M010I1,1I I
Wonderful Pepulavrliy of the Ho He
Downed Medicine.
Tke arealeatCaratlveBawM arihe A
A Velte Iraa tke Peerle.
e medicine Introduced te the poblle ha ever
met with the aaeeess aceerasst te Hep Bitters.
It stand te day the best knewa enratlve article
la the world, Itt nurvslens rsoewa tsaetdue
te ths sdvertlstng It ha received. It tsfaaieas
by reason of lu laksreat virtus. It doss all
thatl alarms tern. It Is tke most pewsrfal,
speedy sad effective agent known (or th build
ing op of dsbllltaUd system. The following
wltaesset are offered te prove this t
' What It DUfcrH Old Lair.
CbtAeefen motion, If. Y, Dee. H, laM.
Osrrs: A number el people had bean using
your Bitter here, and with marked effect. In
laet, one case, a lady of ever seventy years, bad
been sick for years, and for the past tan years 1
have known her she ha net men able te be
around half ths tints. About six months sge
shs get se feeble she was helpitii. Her old reme
dies, or physicians, being or no avail. I sent te
Deposit, teny -five miles, and get a bottle el Hep
Hitters. It had such a vsry beneBelal effect en
her that one bottle Improved hsr se she was able
te dress herself and walk about the house. When
she bad taken ths ssoend bottle she was able te
take care of bar own room and walk ent te her
neighbor's and baa Improved all the time since.
My wife and children also have derived great
benentlrem Ui.tr s..wBHATiiAWA
Agt.ll. 8. ax. Ce.
Aa Eatkailutlc Eadsrsesseat.
OerAam, -V 7, July IS, 1M&
U Birrs : Wherever you are. I don't knew.but I
thank the Lord sad feel grateful te von te knew
t hat I n this world of adulterated medicines there
I one compound that prove and does all It ad
vertises te de, and mere, rrrnr year sge, I had
a slight shock of palsy, which nnnarved me te
auch an extent that tie least excitement would
make me shake like the ague. Last May I was
Induced te try Hep Bitter. I nsed one bottle,
but did net see sny change ; another did se
change my nerves that they are new as steady
a they ever were. It used te take both hands
te write, bnt new my geed right hand writes
thl. New, If you continue te manufacture
honest and geed an aetlcle as you de, you will
accumulate an honest fortune, and confer the
gnsatest blessing en your fellow-men that was
ever conferred en mankind.
TIM BURCU.
A Ilnsbaad's Testlmeay.
My wife was troubled for years with blotches,
moth patcbe and plmnle en her fare, which
nearly annoyed the life ent of her. She spent
many dollars en the thousand Infallible (?)
cures, with nothing bnt Injurious effects. A lady
friend, of Syracuse, N. Y who had had similar
perlenee and had been cured with Hep Bitten,
Induced her te try IU Ode bottle haa made her
face as smooth, fair and soft as a child's and
given her such health that It seems almost a
miracle.
A MsMnsser Can a hum Fasxiahsst.
A Kick Ladr'a Experience.
I traveled alt ever Europe snd ether foreign
countries at a cost el thousands et dollars. In
search of health and found It neu I returned
discouraged and disheartened, and was restored
te real euthful health and spirit with less
than two bottles of Hep Bitters I hope ethers
uisy profit by my experience acd stay at home.
A LADr. AUGUSTA, MB.
avdenulne Hep Bitter for sale at Cochran's
I rug Mere, 137 and 139 North Queen St., Lancas
ter, fa.
PALACE OF FA8H10X,
s
PRINU OPENING.
ASTRICH'S
Palace et Fashion,
13 HABT KINO STREET.
LANCASTEB, PA.
Our latest Effert.
Im
LES3TII AN COST OF MATERIAL I
TOUR TIME t
NOW IS
COME QUICK WHILE TUET LAST I
THIS QBEATb ALE WILL COMMENCE
MONDAY MORNING,
APRIL 25,
And will last until all the goods are sold, which
we expect will be In about
FIVE OR SIX DAYS.
A8 THE
GOODS ARE
CHKAl',
WONDERFULLY
JUST NOTICE PRICES !
Corset Covera
Ladles' Chemise
Ladlea' Apron
Children's Blips
Ladlea' and Children' Diawers...
Ui Ida Waists
...IV
...1ST.
...15c.
...l'c.
.. 15C
...15C.
Ladles' Trimmed Gowns lfc.
Ladles' Trimmed chemise! tucked) 25c.
Ladles' Hamburg Viounce Drawers 'J5c
Tucked Princess Skirts tc
Hamburg Corset Cevers (Cambric) SV:
Children's Needlework Dresses '24c.
WE ASSURE EVERY GARMENT GOOD MU8.
LIS AND Or BEST MAKE AND
rimsii.
NOTICE.
On account et the XXTRRUK LOW I'KICK
et these geed and the llmltedjquantlty, we re
serve the privilege of selling but One Uarment
eta kind te each customer en the same day,
thereby glvlug te all our pit run an equal
chance te secure some et these URKAT BAR.
UA1NB.
We ad rise all te call early and 'get the best
styles as they will certainly go off the quickest.
Our Stere is Oeen Every Evening.
pKNSIONB.
SOLDI KRS who were disabled from wounds,
Injury, rupture, exposure, piles, deafness, or
who were, la oenseuusnos of their mUllary ser
vices. Incapacitated for manual labor, whether
trem wounds or disease, ara entitled te psnslen.
WIDOWS, miner cbudren, ana dependent rel
atives et soldier who died of disabilities een
treated In the service, are entitled te pension,
and by Act of Congress et Jan. 188 J. soldier
of the Mszlean Warare also entitled te pensions.
1M0RKA8R. Thousand of pensleeers are sn
UUed te a higher rating. Re fee unless sneccas
ful. (lan refer te sua anoeaaafnl rJ&lmni.
e is) unless i
r successful el
oMiuers, is wui easts
, eest yea nothing te write ue,
It grsally te your advantage.
BCD. BfUL.IL Pn . AttTv.
ana it may resaiii
Tft nTlll Ijnwtr Cannt.'Pt.
llMiliw '
Mis
Underwear.
mkn, JAOKBTO, JtaRBBYB.
WAM,
JACKlTa,
JEkSiTS.
WRAPi,
JACEETS,
JERbETS,
WRAPS,
JACKETS,
JERSEYS.
WRAPS,
JACKETS,
JERSEYS.
Wraps
Jackets.
Wraps,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
IM SILK CLOTH AND BEADED, AT LOW FRIOEa
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Nzt Dwr te tke Gevt Heatw, Ltieuter, Tauftu
R
EMEMBERTHAT
METZGER & HAUGHMAN
HAVE RKMOVED TJTIIKIR NEW STORE,
38 MD 40 WEST KING STREET!
(oppebxtb mm oeophb heubf.)
Bargains In Black Cashmeres from 12He. uptell.B, Black Henrietta, Black Armures, mark
Bebastopels. Black Nun's Veiling, wtth Berder for Veils, Black Silks from lie. up, Black Rhadamea,
(legant, at 11.00 and U.K. Yeu can see what yen buy In the Lightest Stere Roem In this city.
METZGER &
S8 and 40 West King 8k,
JBWMLMI,
H.
RHOADS, JEWELER
HOUSEKEEPERS
Will flni TABLEWARE of all the Standard Grades in our stock. Spoons,
Ferks, Knives, Ladles, Sugar Tongs, Berry Spoons, Sugar Spoons, Butter
Knives, Salt Spoons, Mustard Spoons, Crumb Knives, Crumb Trays, Ice Ticks,
Ice Tongs, Beef Tongs, Asparagus Tongs, Individual reppers and Salts, Card
Waiters, Cup Waiters, Entre Dishes, Vegetable Dishes, Egg Boilers, Water and
Milk Pitchers, Biscuit Jars, Baking Dishes, Tureens, Bread Trays, Salad Bowls
and Sugar Baskets.
H. Z. RHOADS,
Ne. 4 West King Street,
' It you want Repairs Well
rVBMlTVBB.
This Space Reserved
reB-
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
37 k 29 8. Q,uecn St ,
LascasTsa, Fa.
CLOThJ.SU.
N'
OW BEAD X 1
Our Ready-Made Stock
-or-
SPRING CLOTHING.
W are prepared te show our New SPRING
STOCK In Ready-Made Suits. Onr Assortment
1 Larger than ever before, and Price Lewer.
We have taken special care te BfVup geed and
Attractive Suits for te 8PRINU TRADK. and
we fuel satlsned ear efforts have beensucoeu beensuceeu
ful. Call and give us the benefit of your opinion.
Onr Custom Department
Is Stocked with all the Newest Novelties In
Buttings, which we will Make te Order In the
Itestniyle.
FIT GUARANTEED.
BURGER & SUTTON,
Talltrs art Clothiers,
NO. 34 OMNTBl BQUAR1,
LAJ.GASTBK. tA.
rOMBAIMOU MMB.
TPOH RENT.
JD Twe or tour room in rtmmer's New
RuUdlnjr, Ne. ink North Queen street. Beat
and gas Included. Apply at
Sttils-tW RsUsaAfcaVBLlVBRTOFFlCR.
170R 8ALK OR RBNT-BRIOK 8TABLK
mi siid let, itxk sset, en can
tween Ksst Rlnst and Oman
easily changed Inte a maehlna shop or ware
henss. Kasy terms.
U. C. RRUHAKKR.
aie-ua
A ttemsy-at-LB w.
TTOUBB KOR RKNT OR HALE.
mjL Uoesb wtth modern Isaprevements and
steam heat. Largslawn sad yard.
ATarlstref
iruii trees ana grsps vines.
He. tW North Lime
Hiwh ppiyiu
aprt-ttd
KZRAF LANOIO,
Ne. ua North Lime Street
raOK HALB-A GOOD K8TABLIHHKD
J! business. In the best loeaUon at Harrts
bnrg. Ft, en North Sd street, sve Market,
petft require mueh eapltaL flood r.ssen ler
iusi i3 Lesast Ba HarrMhsri. Ft
LesMtBtsUmshsra. P.
WR1P8,
JACKET,
JIRSITS.
WRAPS,
JACKET,
JKHEtB.
WRAPS,
JACKETS,
JERSEY.
WRAPS,
JACKETS,
JKRSITB.
Jerseys.
Jackets,
Jerseys.
HAUGHMAN,
(Opposite Cooper Heuse.)
Lancaster, Penn'a.
Dene bring your work te us.
miAMMWAMM.
riQH A MABT1B
CHINA,
GLASS,
QTIEENSWAEE.
Heusekeepers Interest.
Many changes are necessitated in every
Department of Housekeeping through
Spring Heuse-cleaning. Old Furniture
and Carpets are replaced by new ones. As
Harmony in Music is pleasing te the ear,
se Harmony in Furnishing a Heuse is
pleasing te the eye. Crockery is the one
thing needful for uniformity in Heuse
Keeping. New Mantel Ornaments for
your Parler, Decorated Toilet Sets for the
Wasbstand, Cut and Pressed Glassware
for your Sideboard, Ornamental China for
the China Closet, Decorated China Dinner
or Tea Sets for Dining or Tea Table, or
the Plain Substantial Ware for the Kitchen
will always be found in Largest Quantities
and at the Lewest Possible Prices.
15 EAST KING STREET.
bANOABTBR. PA.
O B.MABT1B,
wreubau am maA wui n
411 Kinds of Lumbar ved OeaJ.
ssTTaus Ha ISO north Watw as ranee
BUsatA. abeva lewirm, Laneastsr. n-lv
OAUMQARUNERSA JEFFERIES.
COAL DEALERS.
Oirtei t -Ne. IK North Queen Street, and no.
BM North Prtnee street ..
Tases -.-North Prtnee Street, near Reading
BOKUtfd LANCASTER. PA.
S1.000 Fer any esse of stldasv Tjrej.
bTes.'Nervens OehUltr. MenW and rtysMaJ
Weakness thatiROTANlO NRRVR B1WRRB
falls te cure. Beld by "fWifMROca,
Ne.UN.uuWjrkWPs.
BWUIrenlarsfrasv swTsS-lveeBw
EVAN'S riOVR.
Levan's Fleur
TBI BMT.
M.TMsB
MAM
HiMmtiR,
lit..
IJw.i1m1Jmsj i sVS1sf1
raMM BMTMM.
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GRAND OPEN I
-or-
Beys' and Childrens
ti.
m,
XV
nti
. srcaii innraasa snae we
!SfmHmlk
ilMBMBnl
te give te the MtTbR rOt.RB UBlA
u.j-. u. u annw our snpstB
mtri adTantavM ih ..Li
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We SMTBtasst
r
such a perfect sssertmsst et Ban.
!$
m
Litui mid's emu in All btjlea, ., :
Little Min's Suits in All OjtitAltj,g
Littti fa art Suits is All Shtism. M
tun U 0! I ...S-n-fA
uitic mm a euiw m aui nNflaTask'
(Mil
pr
Our Increaaln trade In this denartsssait aMi V'K'.-J
us te understand that we bad Bad n a Cmbn
Buccea. ana nnwea ns inst we
esa-s
room. Ilavinc dlsDesed of all en rows
ra enauifiu iri miw quo ui wis
finest Kzb'iiitiens et
$h
BOYS' AND CUILDRIM'S
Spring and Summer
ever lean In this cltv. In ths larrest assaaaA li
Mothers, you need net bother with Trmr B4M ''
wmnwy wmii.nmu e QSl ena IHSBB 11 WBt
we can fit them out at a vary little OOSttlfifl
tend I hem beme with a smiling eevjrtSssnlK
aud looking like a Ult'e major. - .
Wn extend te you a cordial lnvltaUew t)
and Inspect the goods et this department.
Hirsh & Brether,
ONI PRIOl
MBBOHANT TAILOBf,
-AMD-
Clothiers and Fumlfiliflri,
0OR. NORTH QORRM BT. AsTB
SOU ARR. ISJf CABTRR. FA.
w
ILL1AMSOH FOBTJEH.
CALL US BY TELEPH0NI.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
Don't Be Misguided,
PLACE CONFIDENCE
-1N-
OUR ABILITY
FIT YOU IN A SUIT
-or-
READY-MADE
f I ATU IIUAei
bV.Vs i n in us
- j 3
THAT IS FULLY RQUAL
TO CUSTOUMADR AND SRVRR1L
LARS LESS IN PRICK.
Children's Pleated Tunle Butts, II 00
Beys' Sack aud Cutaway Ceat Baits.
Oents' Prince Albert frock Ceatantta.
four-Butten Caraway Ceat Suits and
Frent ack coat ults,lo.eo upward.
. Uents' Light-Weight O veroeaU, 01.00
The Originality of Styles In Onr
SILK NECKWEAR,
Attrnet the Attention of all Well
uemen
Mew Styles-SCe. Upwards.
Light and Medium-Weight Underwear.
Mere'tles In Can and Peles (or Rote ";
Children. i
PliuuiauueHuiuiBi m u. v Hwm.v.OT VX
UCUWVU.CU.
New Shapes In Light and Dark BUST or
Kelt Hats.
A Very Large Assortment of
SUMMER STRAW HITS.
Beets and Shoes thtt have earned for 1
salvus m. ItsatlniF FA Is II 11100 fOT MbUISbssssI
li..-..,lll... T'fr.'
New Fashion In Ladles' lUnd-HasW Tlsa) $?
Kisailnnnrsand ualier. - . :.?(
Hiiui' UnTwm flaltara and V afllssT ftsmasMS $&&
Kid Ualtera. ' &
Children' and Bey' Shoes. Qssts' irssaROalr,
sun irmsuiwn, in uu.grau sumi e
moral. The best qualities and lew BttSSB.
Traveling Rag, Valises asdTrnnks.
W1LLIAM50H A FOSTER,
32, 54, 36 uid 38 Eist Klag t,
LANCABTRR, PA.
srstere close at 00 p. uu sxeept
and Saturday.
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Men's Heavy Sewed Army Mm, ft m
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Ladles' rms w asM-sewsai
MUsss' Flaa Rid Sprtsg. stasl.
Child' nasi Boiar th ssssas,
chUdj'tJoedPsobia atatssp.
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