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LANCASTER, HAY 6, 1837.
.-- Tie Trater supply.
- TwinaoHaef the civil enelneers unen
in Mln .in ill nnrritiflnllAln Hm. I
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asssi the Inquiry aa te what needs te be I
te purify.the supply and free It from I
et contamination from the city
The point from which the water
be taken is fixed just above the
where the natural city drainage en-
tbe creek at the railroad bridge. The
question is as te whether the pumping
should be taen there or whether tbe
should be, for the present at least,
down te the existing pumping sla-
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0'Vm by a pipe. Mr. Crees believes that
the latter is the cheapest plan, though be
asm that accurate surveys, plan and esti
should ba prepared before tbe ded
al made : and the advice is obviously
.
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''ft Th nnmtlnn l.q Antimlv en nf relatlvn
(tKtSat. Hs Mtlmatea the cost of buildtncr a
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. ,",r-aww luuii, yuiuy weii, uouee, iuuviuk vue
Mfjent engines and building one new one,
'SeUsJM.OOO; which Is net much mere than
flMti"J sstlBaate he gives of the cost of laying
Hi m pipe te the present station, tGO.000. Ills
r$-:h MDOlt Is net definite in statincr thn elements
f-0r2't the calculation, but we presume that
ligr us sw.uw uciuaes tne cost of the dam
rg;;Asa uues weras neeaea te supply tne pipe.
aspuisiiuu lue cost 01 removal 01 me
works a tbirty-slx inch cast iron force
'Bssln te the reservoir, $30,000, but does net
advise us whether the value of the force
mains from the present station is de
ducted from the cost of the new one.
lie capitalizes the annual extra cost of
pumping by steam from the new station at
488,800, but does nqt-aay why the water
power may neferfce utilized as well there as
t thetTOjBnt station, nor what', would be
EJSaTceat of utilizing it. Ner does anv ac-
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recount seem te be taken, in the calculation
tbatasavingef the intersten 860,000, for
' seven years, will be made by retaining the
present pumping station, of the portion
of the (60,000, spent in laying a supply
pipe te the present station, that will be lest
If at tbe end of seven years tbe station is
moved.
We have been of the opinion that the
economical plan would be te supply the
present station with water by a pipe from
above the city drainage limit, as Mr. Crees
suggests ; but it evidently is a matter that
seeds careful calculation, ilr. Crees' fig
ares de net seem te make it very clear that
this would be the cheapest arrangement.
If the pumping station is te be
. removed eventually, a large part of
the cost of bringing a temporary
apply of water te the present works
must be charged against the project
te retain them. There may be reasons te
'forbid the use of water power at the pro
posed station, but we de net knew them,
and seemingly the use et that pew er would
be Judicious.
Anether consideration te be taken into
account is the manufacture of the city's
electric light. "We de net knew why It
would net be advantageous for It te supply
Ma light, when it has two water powers en
tbe Conestoga, beside the steam of its
"water works plant.
The city will doubtless desire Mr. Crees
te furnish detailed plans, embodying the
suggestions which he makes, with accurate
estimates et the cost, and it certainly will
be well te submit the question of providing
for the electric light plant, for his consid
eration. What it Would Mean.
The land theory held by Dr. McGlynn
teaches that all increase in the value of
lands belongs te the people and should be
enjoyed In common, that beyond the first
cost the interest of the owner in it should
net extend. This is one of the details
whereon the Geerge theory runs ngreund,
and it takes .very little thought te show its
impractical and visionary character.
The Philadelphia 'Hints very pertinently
asks "it accretions in value ure te be divi
ded, must net losses in value be divided
alad ?" The less In thn tnfei .if i t ,.,
I&j!-' transactions must nearly equal the profit,
S ana 11 ene was set against me ether there
would be a very, small balance left for the
ten who cheer Dr. McGlynn. These men
give their support from purely selfish mo me
tires, for they think they see a chance te
profit by a grand scramble. It would bn
pwiU for Dr. McGlynn te consider that his
u-'v. 1 afcnmh wnnld hn enn nf thn hnnvlaef e..rf..
KJl.We bf a division of accretions et value
?.! real estate. It owns an immense
Ei7, amount of land and many costly build.
5f JMP U ever tbe country, and these
RaMY inereaaea in value in proportion te
.v--SMBBAnraleuSBT0wth of the nation. Thn
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. ."-skr'saaBi mhn farm thn rank and fltn nf thelanrl
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U-' paswnuns stiv im nun hue uuiuiDg id
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- : H iHiuniLT inim uiMinn. ami nuin ru
te seize upon its property for the com
asea goea eventuauy rer tneirewn geed.
3U a land reform should be started en the
,y-lsaes laid down by Dr. McGlynn these men
f. weald make the ball roll en regardless of
-tbe preaching prelate and the church te
fklch be still avows allegiance.
:Ifae could for a moment see In tbe sent.
of reality tbe Inevitable march et
that must fellow any practical ap.
oKtueueery, ne would abandon
Tbe stagBaUea et Industry
, tbe failure of the fast and
ahlnsiT rf civil mm,.
tJtl,ew4f1wlriaaff f erilfsMM that
fear b Md safer fee cMturte-ln
sort the "nlnet terror w would be the
logical teeelt of ntJerlBg U corner-stone
of property In land tad substituting tliere tliere
fer m block of moetuhtae.
Ckeckleg CraBMltf la the MrkasK
At tbe BwKtng of the school beard, last
erenlng, the report of the text book com'
mittee was presented, and it Is an unu
sually Interesting paper. It calls ferttie
abolition of a text book in . Iijt siolefry In all
schools below the grammar school grade,
the discontinuance of the stu Jjr of trigo
nometry in the girls' high school, and the
discontinuance of the study of moral
science in both high schools. The first
change was unanimously adopted, and the
ether two will be considered later, as they
involve a change of rules.
This action is important, as showing
that Lancaster's school beard is determined
te sternly set its face against the Iniqui
tous practice of taking pupils by the threat
and cramming knowledge into their al
ready overburdened little head). The na
ture of the questions required te be an
swered in physiology, plainly shows that
tee much was expected from the
pupils ; n physician member of the
beard declaring that candidates for
medical diplomas could scarcely be I
put te a severer test. It Is well In these I "w, Betty and the uby."
days when se much stress Is laid upon chd" "juariM.
quantity In teaching and se little en
quality te find that Lancaster's schetf. " '" " """ vigtaiw-i c c
beard raised IU voice in favor et a returr r.em . TZT'1''
j iub eiu 8,SM;m el learning one luing A3
ft UDJe !U1U learTjlDB it Well.
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Anether important act of the heard wh
the adoption of a resolution te begin
once the erection of a new school building
te .!.., -.: 1 t .. .iT
supply the growing needs of the north-
western section of the city. The school
beard has property there which will be
well utilized in this way, and an uncom
fortable strain will be taken off the new
overcrowded schools of that quarter.
The school beard contains a live body of
progressive men, and It is a pleasure te
find them keeping step with the rapid
march onward and upward that this com
munity is new making.
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ALLEenKNY society has raised J 1,200 for
the benefit of a charitable enterprise known
as the "fresh air fund." It was done by
means of tableaux representing famous works
of the old masters. This Is making geed use
et fashion's fancy.
A Monteomert county horse has a
moustache of which the animal Is very proud.
The horse is eu gaged iu the very practical
business of pulling a cart. Yeung man, with
hirsute ambition, take notice.
Tun name of West Virginia's new senator
has the true Democratic ring about It.
TheY. M.U.A. of Lawrenceville, tblssla'e,
has just given an example of commendable
enterprise in appointing a committee en out
door pastimes. It la proposed, If possible, te
organize a base ball and beat club, and If
enengh Interest In the sports Is manifested a
field near the river will be rented and fixed
up as an atbletle ground. This is exactly as
it should be, and no institution appealing te
young men cm hope for an encouraging
answer te that appeal unless It encourages
the open air life and sport that is natural te
youth. There are Y. M. C. A. libraries for
tbe practice et Intellectual gymnastics, and
why net give the body a chance ?
The frequency of Pattt's farewell tours has
inspired the poet of the New Yerk World te
thus relieve bis feelings :
fare thee well I anil this f jnd linnet
Wishes here the truUi te te'l
That eTery tuna there's uiea'y In it
She'll come 'renndand lare thru well 1
The Pennsylvania railroad company wants
te extend its lines te Scranton and Carbes
dale. They are cities worth milking.
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In this time of tree planting, these remarks
en me Deanuiiu Norway spruce win be e:
interest te all who are employed In arboricul arbericul
ture: Prof. C. S. Sargent, In his valuable notes
en tree planting, published ty tbe Massachu
setts beard of agriculture, makes tbe remark
that It has proved a complete failure In east
ern America' and that 'It has passed its
frlme here, and is almost decrepit before It
s half a century old.' He admits that It is
cheaply raised and easily transplanted ; that
the veung plants crew with surnrlsinir raD-
Idlty and vigor, and are hardly surpas-jed in
grace and beauty by tbe young of any ether
of tbe spruces wblcb will thrive in our
climate. But be regards Its Introduction as a
publie misfortune,' becausa iuterferieg with
the cultivation of such trees at tbe wblte
pine."
We agree with tbe Country Geitltmcui
that a tree that has halt a century of beauty
In It has net been planted iu alu.
These are the days te bunt the dogwood
blossoms.
The Philadelphia natieual banks will piy
nearly 1000,000 In semi annual dividends this
month. In addition te iu dividend, tbe
Glrard National bank has added fiO.OOe te its
surplus lund, making that fund (1,000,000,
which la equal te tbe capital of tbe bank.
The Germantown National bank, besides its
dividend has also added (6vl,000 te its surplus
fund, making that fund (200,000, which is
equal te the capital. This seems n be a con
clusive answer te the query :"I)j national
banks pay?"
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BuccNcn's baby will be a big Issue In tbe
Kentucky election.
The corperators of Clark University, of
Worcester, Maixacbusetts, bae organized
wltb Jonas O, Clark, tbe man who is te
furnish tbe cash, as president ; ex-Attorney
General Devens, Senater Geerge F. liear and
ex-Congressman W. W. KIus, vlcepreaidents,
and CeL Jehn D. Waihburu, secretary. Mr.
Clark wants bulldiug erected at once se that
tbe first class may present Itself ter aduils
alen in October, I8S-3, and tbat during the
four years course of this class pest graduate
courses can se arranged. These he wishes kept
beyond tbe reach et partisan Influence and
sectarian bias and te embrace as wide a range
as possible of theology, philosophy, science,
literature and art He therefore proposes te
give (300,000 Icr buildings sad equipment,
(100,000 ler a library, (000,000 for general
uses iu support and management, and werka
of art and real estate te tbe value of (600,000.
He also proposes te ule (500.C0O f.,r h
creation and maintenance of three or mere
prolessersbips en condition tbat a like
amount la raised for the same purpose, the
donera having the right te name the profos prefos profes
aorsb pa ana te designate the brauche. of
learning they aball teaeh. -"
Mr. Clark's liberality Is certainly tuaanl tuaanl
ficent, and II there is vanity about It, it U of
a kind tbat should be encouraged. P, hi
did net aee fit te use the money in dnvelon dnvelen
ment of some college already founded.
Whe.v doetoro find it difficult te answer
the physiology questions In the local schools,
why should they be given te children T
TaoueK tbe Teries carried their Point in
the Heuse of Commens en Thursday, de
clining te treat the Londen Ttmta' attack
upon Dillen as a breach of privilege, it was a
Darren triumph. Tbe vote was 237 te 2ia
and the donate tbat preceded It gave tbe Irish
sympathisers s chance te excoriate the oppo
sition. A few mere sueb victories will
cause tbe undoing of the Teries.
Qbkat Falls, N. H.. has a yeuasr woman
dark of the polies court, People like te take
ueestn wider her admiaUtrattea,-
Path wilt net sing In Baltimore, nor
Grlee was I5.0W, and only fJ.000 worth of
cketa were Mid.
Rv. Jens Ham., of New Yerk, dm been
elected president of tbe rrcsbyterlau Historl Histerl
cat society.
Kx-Oev. llevr spoke before the Pennsyl
vania Prison society en ' Kvolutlen of the
Modern Prison." lie thought tlut when a
Krlsener showed himself worthy he should
e paroled upon geed behavior, and that it
the prisoner retrograded he should be
brought back aa an escaped prisoner. Jailers,
a a rule, be thought, are non-progressive,
their heads being se thick that It would re
quire a dynamite bomb te get an Idea through
tnem.
Hav. Kewlaxp H. Hen Ann, editor of the
American Atliecate 0 JVdcS unci trbifrn trbifrn
tien, and brother of general Heward, will
spsud next Sunday in Lancaster, preaching
In the morning In St. Jehn's Lutheran
church, and In the eveulng at the Duke
Street M. P. church. Mr. Heward will ad ad
vecate tbe cause el pace aa represented by
the Peace society of Bosten, which seeks te
secure peace by arbitration rather than by
war.
Okx. Simex BeLtvtn nrcKXKn, who
seems destined te be the next governor of
Kentucky, Is a man of middle suture, with
small, piercing blue eye, snow-white mous
tache and Imperial and a rather ruddy face.
Helsbetweeu slxty-Uve and seventy years
of age. He is wealthy. Uls real estate In
Chicago la said te be worth .'00,00A About
two years age he married, as his second wife,
a reigning belle et Klchinend, Va. They
have a bouncing boy a year old. The gen
erate name is Hellvar and his wife's Bettv.
Hence the alliterative war cry of the Buck-
nerites new ringing through Kentucky of
;n ,,. threlIlth the -llk BrewlnB dl
I rtl t whl.'h hnslna nrv tinar in Shanghai anil
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t ends ail around te the city of Uangchew,
-ites a correspondent, 1 could but be struck
! i-'111 J1"1 Jh8, w' which prevailed
1 everywhere. The farm houses of China, or at
at0 n t et ChlnlliWere medeu
of what farm beuses Bbeuld be. I bad ex
pected te see squalor aud wretchedness, and
was HI prepared for what I really beheld.
Exceedingly geed gardening I was of course
prepared lor,fer Chinese gardening is synony
mous with everything tbat is neat and pro
ductive. But tbe orchards and mulberry
trees all beautifully trimmed, with the brick
built and excellent houses half-bidden away
In tbem, certainly astonished me. I chanced
te land from my hnuxe-beat frequently in
order te sheet woodcock for it was winter
time when I passed through the district.
Te get these birds It was necessary te scram
ble ever the fields and through the mulberry
orchards of the district, and 1 was simply
amazed te see hew beautifully tbe groves
of trees were kept. Underneath great quan
tities or vegetaules grown, net a feet of earth
appeared te be w as ed, and every inch was in
tbe most superb order. Had the whole coun
try been sutt garden, It could net have been
better tended aud cared for. There were net
hereabouts any hedges or watlr, the fields
were divided irem each ether by deep dykes
which sened the double purpose of mark
ing out the land and Irrigating or dralniug
as the case mlgbt be, the adjacent seli. Tbe
trees, ei wblcb there were myriads, were all
planted with mathematical exactness and in
the greatest order, unlike the trees in many
English orchards, wblcb seem te have been
stuck in the ground with a view et wasting
aa much space as possible. And as for the
trees, they bad all been carefully trimmed te
tbe same pattern, every little bough having
been inspected and cut aa circumstances
chanced te require. I never saw anything
bait se orderly in any country in the world,
for these were no ornamental gardens which
1 was going through, but mulberry orchards
extending ever hundreds of square miles of
country and owned by thousands of dlller
ent husbandmen.
Vf oed Asbta,
Kreiu tin Gcruuratewn Telegraph.
Tbe valu et weed ashes as a fertilizer can
not be denied, since they contain tbe inor
ganic elements of vegetatleu, but there la a
wide dltlerence of opinion regarding their
real value, simply growing out of widely
dlllerent conditions of use, a fact that can also
find its application In all ether kinds of fer
tllizers. Tbe -Maine experiment station has
made an Investigation in the matter of asbes.
anditisfeund that there is a very marked
difference In the composition of asbes et dif
ferent kinds, dump asbes being tbe lowest
grade except leached asbes from which the
potash has been largely drawn. Hard weed
asbes are most valuable, and contain 3 60 per
cent of phosphoric acid. 7 t3 per cent, of
potash soluble in water, and 30 16 par cent, of
lime. The advantage et using potash in the
form as ashes comes from the chemical action
they exert upon tbesell through tbe carbonate
of lime which they contain.
Anether point or consideration Is the re
duced cost of material in tbe form el bard
weed unleacbed ashes. The same elements
of fertility provided by finely ground Seuth
Carolina rock muriate of potash and burned
lime would cost about at the rate of 23 cents
per bushel of asbes. It must be remembered
tbat ashes contain no nitrogen, and hence
cannot be relied upon as complete fertilizers ;
upon light sandy soils they produce excellent
results aud effects tbat are lasting, but upon
wet soils would be of little value.
Weman en tbe Farm
Nellie Burns tu Country Gentleman.
In no ether occupation of men are women
se directly concerned aa In farming. Indeed
a well appointed, prosperous farm la almost
an Impossibility without tbe help et an inter
ested woman. In se many ways aba ad
vances tbe farm's interests. She cooks for
the hired help, and prevents waste in se
much or tbe products. The fruit, poultry
and eggs, with which the uble Is supplied,
are often tbe result of ber tbriit. The dairy
products et America's farms are stupendous.
But it is tbe farmer's wife who attends te the
milk and makes tbe butter, adding se much
te tbe yearly Income of tbe family.
I once knew a farmer's wife, who, In the
rush of harvesting wben help was scarce,
mounted the reaper and harvested all her
husband's grain. I can recall a number of
instances where wives came te tbe rescue In
ouch busy seasons, and helped their hus
bands out of tbetr difficulty.
He tbe farmer's wife is net only a matri
monial partner, but la really a partner In his
business. It is unjust tben that tbe plans
wblcb govern the home and its surroundings
should be exclusively tbe wisbea of tbe far
mer ; while her desires are treated as of lit
tle luiM)rtance.
If tne proceeds from the farm are spent in
purchasing labor saving machinery ter tbe
larmer, It should be spent In buylug the same
ler bis wife. If money is spent in Improving
the barn and stock, it should also be spent iu
making tbe home pleasant and convenient.
This plan et mutual rights aud mutual
benefits from tbe earnings, could but result
In much geed and satUtactlen te both bus.
band and wile.
I onee knew of a farmer who bad a fine
farineriMO acres. But he was net satisfied,
he wanted 600 acres. He said tbat wben be
get that amount of land be would tben spend
money in fixing up the home. They fired
In an old, Inconvenient house, Tbe wife
worked amidst every disadvantage, but net a
dollar could go for com Tort until tbe 000 acres
were bought Tbe Increasing land brought
additional labor te the wile. Hee bad te
work hard and suffer every privation, tbat
her husband mlgbt be tbe owner of many
bread acres. Finally, the land was bought,
but at about tbe same time there was a fune
ral In tbe house. And tbe peer eer worked
wife never knew any of the comfort which
were rightfully hers.
Poultry and Watsrinslena,
Mr. W. H. Murpby, et Guilferd township,
Franklin county, has sixty-four hens that
laid 1,272 eggs during the month of April.
A Lancaster county farmer who has elten
tried it says tbat the meat succeaslul way te
raise watermelons la te plow tbe seeda In tbe
bills et aweet potato rows.
TO UVBtt fUlHUN OUUH8.
A BUI That Would uhertsn lbs Terms of
&Udj Convicts.
What Is known a tbe commutation bill,
H0W.,be,.rf.tbe le"""tu'S wblch double,
the time deducted from tbe term of convict,
for geed conduct bas already paassd the
Heuse of Hepresentatlvea and ha gee te tbe
Senate. If a receive the sanction of tbe
upper chamber and tbe governor It will re.
lease from tbe jail of Philadelphia and the
Jails of the state murderers, burglar, embsi
iler and ether criminals many at ones and
all long before tbe expiration or the sentence
tbe courts deemed proper te millet, Tne text
of tbe bill 1 a follews:
"SacTiO" L Test all prisoners who huv$
cat or shall ksrsafler t esavletea of say
eBsBsss against tbe laws of the stats of
I'eanaylvanlaand oeoBnad la any prison or
penitentiary In said state is execution et the
judgment or ssntsnee upon such conviction,
who se conduct themselves that be charge of
misconduct for violation of the rules
and regulations of aald prison or peni
tentiary aball be sustained against
them shall. It the governor shall ae direct,
have a deduction of two tueutba en
each et the drat two yean, of four month en
the third and fourth years each and of five
months en each remaining year of the term
of their aentetuw. fVeinicil, Thst a similar
deduction shall be allowed for the fractional
parts of a year, excepting the first year, In
which year no deduction sball be made for a
fractional part ; aud that It aball be law Ml for
tbe Inspectors et said prisons or penitentiaries,
II any such convicts or prisoners shall will
fully infringe or violate any et said rules or
regulations or elVdud In any ether way against
the laws, rules aud regulauen et the Institu
tion In which be or she may be confined, te
strike off the whole or any part et the deduc
tion which may have been obtained previous
te the date of such offense, and aald prisoners
shall be entitled te their discharge se much
tbe sooner upon the certificate et the warden
or principal keeper of such prison or peniten
tiary, with the approval et tbe beard of In
spectors of the same.
"Skctiex .. mat every person wue snau
be sentenced te cumulaUve terms of impris
onment upon two or mere convictions, which
terms shall aggregate one year or mere, aball
be entitled te the same commutation aa
(heugh sentenced ter a single term et the
same lengtn as tne aggregate 01 sucn cumu
latlve sentence."
Abe Buzzard, the notorious Welsh Meun
tain desperado, was sentenced te thirteen
years in the Eastern penitentiary. If he is a
penitent desperado, and the proposed law
becomes a law, he will get four year and
nine months off and will only serve nine
years and three months.
rOK THE FKINTEH
"Conundrum! Guess It If you can.
And tell me, Jehn, tbe answer
Wherein a clumsy printer man
Is like an honest dancer"
' I hsve It, Jane ' " Yeu haten't, though
I'd make a desen bets "
"Oneet them sets the forms, you knew,
The ether forms the sets."
"Sharp answer, iltnr, but net the one
Wrought by my mental caper
One of them pays the piper, Jehn,
The ether pies the paper."
Frem tSe 1'rinltrt' Circular.
Neether remedy his proved se effectual In re
ltevtng ceastu ana colds as IT. UuU's Cough
Syrup.
Mr J. A. Frlce, Deputy Inspector, State To
bacco Warehouse, Ne 5. Itiutlmerv, Mil .cenll&Ily
recommends salvation Oil for neuralKia. l'rlcu
U cents.
Bi'metAL Menama.
BacaJans Amies nam,
Tbe Best Salve tn the world for Cats. Bruises,
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Hheum, Fever Seres, Tetter,
Chapped Uanda, CeUblalna, Cerns, and all Skin
srupueus, ana positively euros rues, or no pay
reu aired.
It Is guaranteed te give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price cents per
box. rer sale by H. n. Ceenras, Druggist, U7
uu ta nittw uumn iutcn iiwnr llli rm.
II. B. Cochran, M os. 1ST and 13) North Queen
strret, Lancaster, Pa. Is selling SUILOH'S
COUUII CUKK as a guarantee te cure all threat
and lung troubles. (S)
WIIY WILL YOU cough wben SMleh'a Cure
wUI give Immediate relief. Price 10 cU., 50 cts.,
and 01, Fer sale by U. it. Cochran, Druggist.
Ma 117 North queen street. (6)
An End te Uene Scraping.
Edward Shepherd, of IlarTlsburg, 111 , says
" Having received se mnch beneflt from Electric
Bitters, I teei It my duty te let suffering human
ity knew It- Have had a running sere en my
leg for eight years ; my doctors told me I would
have te hae the bone scraped or leg amputated.
I used. Instead, three bottles et Electric Hitters
and seven boxes liucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg Is new sound and well."
Electric Ulttres are sold at flfty cents a bottle,
and liucklen's Arnica Salve at SSc per box by
11. B. Cochran. Druggist. Nes. 157 and 1S Merth
Queen struct, Lancaster, fa. (5)
A RetnarkabUj Geed Man
Is he who attends te the comfort nf Ma fm1l
and will net let his little ones suffer with affec
tion of the Threat and Lungs, whereby their
iir, uls, im cuuttiincivu, uul wilt BQOUJu at au
times give them that sovereign remedy, Kemp's
Balsam. Price 90 Lents aud 11. TVieJ titelrtt.
rer sale by U. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 North
vjueen street. ()
TUX. BtV, GEO. H. THAYKH, of Bourbon
Ind.. says " Beth myself and wife ewe our Uvea
te SUILOH'S CONSUMPTION CUBE." for sale
by H . B. Cochran, Druggist, Ma 137 North Queen
UW3W 3J
Metberst Mether It Moment!
Are yen disturbed at night and broken of your
rem or a sick caua suuenng ana crying with
the excruciating pain of cnttlng teeth t If se,
go at once and get a bottle of MBS. WINSLO W'S
SOOTHING 81 UUP. it wUI relieve the peer
llttlesnffer Immediately depend upon It; there
is no mistake about It. There Is net a mother
en earth who has ever used It, who will net tell
yen at onee that tt wtil regulate the bowels, and
give rest te the mother, and relief and health te
the child, operating Uke magic It Is perfectly
safe te nse In all cases' and pleasant te the taste,
and isthe prescription of one of the eldest and
beat female physicians and nurses tn the United
States. Sold every where. 25 cents a bottle.
mayJMydAw
BiiiLuiiu cuke will immediately
Croup, Whooping Congh and Brenchlt
sale by H. B. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. U
Immediately relieve
Us. Fer
U7 North
Queen street.
(7)
Cream and Celd Weather.
What a luxury is a bath In summer. Surely,
but a greater luxury Is a clear head tn winter:
lust when almost everybody Is sneezing and
snullltr g wltb a cold In the head. But wben yen
are attacked use Ely's Cream Balm. It cures
colds tn the head, and what Is better, it cures
the worst cases of chronic catarrh and hay fever.
Net a liquid, net a snuff. Pleasant te use. Quick
relief, aadlcalcure. a.S2jdeedw
UAP1D TUANSIT.
The latest and best form of rapid transit Is for
a person troubled with a sick headache te take a
dose of Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription and
what a rapid transit train the affliction takes for
Its departure, bee advertisement In another
column. aecanyd(l)
HOOTS AXD UH0K8.
rKW SHOE STORE.
HIEMENZ'S
-JJEW-
l Shee Stere and Factory.
Infant Kid Bntten Shoes, 23c.
ChUds' Spring Heel Shoes, sue.
Misses' High Cut Pebble Bntten, 11 te J, M.23.
Ladles' Pebble Butten, a splendid shoe, 11.00.
Ladles' Best Pebble Butten, round or S'luare
tee. f 1 50.
Men's Fine Lace Shoes-. I1.2S.
Men's Heavy Bowed Army Shee, 11.00.
Mea's lleb-NaU Shoes, 11.10.
Beys' Lace Shee, 75c. and II 00
Ladles' Fine Kid Hand-Sewed Turn Shee. SLUG.
MUsea' lne Kid Spring Ueel Shee, 1 S?
Chllds' Heel Selar Tip Shoes, 8 te 11, 75c
ChUds' Uoed Pebble Butten, Spring Heel, T5c
Missus' Scheel Shoes, solid leather 11 te 2, 1 LOO.
Misses' Spring Heel Bntten Shee. 11 te 2, 9ec.
Shoes of all kinds made te order. Bemember
we have removed two Coers above the old stand
NO. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST.
apl-Ud JOHN IIIKMKMZ.
MOTIOMB.
A T EKISMAN'S."
New Spring Neckties
AT KBPtMAM'S.
There Is no garment concerning the fit
which a man Is mere particular than a Shirt.
of
shirt Cutting is a Fine Art, Te flt comforta
ble a sblrt must be rat with the proper anototn anetotn anotetn
leal curves, the workpeople must be practical
shirt-makers. Having had an experience of se
years, we claim te have the best fitting, best
made, best material and meat durable
SHIRT
In the Market for the Least Possible Meney.
EBISMAN'S,
Ma 17 West King Street, Lancaster.
INSTALMENT DEALERS WILL FIND
Just what they need. A full line of Instal
ment (ioeds sold only te the Instalment Trad
by addressing
INHTALkTKNT DKALRB3 SUPPLY CO,
aprl-3uidTu,ThAS Erie, Pa.
TyiLLIAM EDMONDS,
WfceleuU Italer ui Comaiiuien Merehiat
is iu, suds or
CIGARS.
safwroeT'tW. Offlceane
aprna I-rodSKe8,.
MEDICAL.
A TULOPUOROJJ FOH RHKUMAT1BM.
if
Nearly Crazed
with pain " Is the cry el many a vletlmtet rheu
matism or neuralgia, and frequently ether dis
eases, such as kidney and liver complaint, are
directly traceable te rheumatlsm or neuralgia,
These diseases for aems unexplalnable reason,
are rapidly Increasing, and In innuy Instances
arc the direct cause of much sickness which se
hides Its real origin as te be mistaken for ether
diseases. In cutlnr rheumatlsm, rtenmlgU,
sick headache, and In many cases of kidney and
liver troubles Athlophems has wrought wen
ders. These who hwe aaed It are best qualified
te speak of Its merit.
ltersss reiirr, Naw Yeaa.
t took Athlopheros and 1 think It helped me.
I had net walked for 8 wieks when 1 took the
Athlopheros and hare walked since. 1 have
takeu nearly all medicines recommended ter
rheumatism, and 1 think that Athlopheros
helped me the most of any. I am net entirely
cured yet, but am going te take Athlopheros If
It comes en bad again.
XIRS.THOS. HAYKS.
Beltikviu., VL, August IS. ISM.
I can thankfully say 1 beltea I ewe my lite te
Athlopheros as aa Instrument In the hands of
Cled. 1 have hd no return of these awlul spells
of nenralRta of the heart since I wrote jeu
Hoping this may Induces ethers te try se valua
ble a medicine, I remain
Very respectfully yours,
atKS.C.M.l'AlUK.
l'AWLisa, N. Y August 19, ltt
' Tbe betUe of Athlopheros 1 procured far
Jacob Kelnner's wife aeted like a charm. She
hid been con flued te her bed for three weeks or
mere. Could hardly help herself any. In one
week she was euher feet. She had net long be
fore given birth te a child aud had Inflammatory
rheumatism. A. A. TerrY.
Xvery druggist should kesp Athlopheros and
Athlopheros fills, but where they cannot be
bought e( the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., Me.
Ill Wall street, New Yerk, will send either (car
riage paid) en receipt of regular price, which
Is II ou per bottle for Athlopheros and 60c for
tills.
Fer liver and kidney disease, dyspepsia. In
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, disease
of women, constipation, headache. Impure
bleed, Ac, Athlopheros VUls are unequaled.
mayi-lweed
C
Al'CLNK PLASTERS.
35 XKIMLS AWARDED TU
Bensen's Capcine Plaster !
THE UtST IN THE WOULD.
Cures I'leutlsy, Bbeumatlstn, Lumbago, Back
ache. Weakness Colds In the Chest and all
Aches and Strains.
Beware of Imitations under similar sounding
names
StT Ask for Bensen's and take no ether.
dediemeedAw
rj. RAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
Gray's Specillc Medicine.
The Great English Bemedy will promptly and
radically euro any and every cose of nervous
debUlty and weakness, result of Indiscretion,
excesses or overwork of brain and nervous sys
tem ; Is perfectly harmless, acts like mtgtc, and
been extenslveiy used for ever 16 )cars with
greAt succeis.
m Full parUcularslneurpamphlet which we
desire te send free bv mall te every one.
SarThe Specific Medicine Is sold by all drag-
flsu at II per package, or six packages for as
t will be sent free my mall en ruoeptef the
money, by addressing the agent,
H. B. OOOHRAN, Druggist,
Nee. 137 A IX) North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
THE GRAY MKM1CINB CO., Ne 106 Main
Street, buffalo, N. i inarMyeedaw
TMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS.
CORE FOR THE DEAF.
eck'a Patent Improved Cushioned Bar
Drams perfectly restore hearing and perform
the work et the natnral drum. Invisible, com
fortable and always tn position. AU conversa
tion and even whispers heard, distinctly, send
(or illustrated book with testimonials, FBBK,
Address or call en F. UISCOX. 8U Broadway,
K Yerk. Mention this paper.
nn!nVMWla!vw
rne
WEAK MEN
Sutterlnt from the ellects of youthful errors,
early decay, wasting weakness, lest manhood,
etc, 1 will send a valuable treatise (sealed) con
taining full particulars for home cure, FBKg of
charge. A splendid medical work ; should be
read uy every man who Is nervous and debili
tated Address. PBUF. F. C. FOWLKB,
mlSSmdAws Moedns, Conn.
jUKK UL)A.xtAMTKKbT
RUPTURE.
Cen guaranteed by DB. J, a. MATBB,
Base at ones ; no operation or delay from bust,
new (tested by hundreds of cure. Main eflcs,
n ABCH ST., PH1LA. Bend for Circular.
m-lTdAw
CATE, SURE AND SPEEDY OCRS.
J Kuptnre, Varicecele and Special Diseases
of either sex. Why be bnmbngged by quacks
when you can find In Itr. Wright the only Baac
La Paraicus In Philadelphia who makes a
specialty et the above disease, and Ctraas
Tanr Ctraas QcaaaaTSSe. Advice Free day
and evening. Strangers can be treated and re
turn home same day Office nrtvata.
DB-W. t WHISHT,
Ml Herth Ninth Street. Above Baee.
P.O.Bex7J. Philadelphia,
lanls-lvAw
VBV UOODS.
J.
8. GIVLER A CO.
CARPETS.
BVBKVTHIVC, NEW IN CABPBTS
AT LOWBST CASH PB1CKS.
New Bugs and Mats.
Aurera and Held Medal' Speepers.
Bvery sweeper bears our Arm name.
loer and Stair OU Cleths.
New Celers In Window Shade.
Shading and Springs and Cord Fix
tures cheap.
Carpets Sewed and Laid. Shades
made and hung at short notice
Ueme-Made Bag and Chain Carpets.
everything Cheap for Ca-h.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.,
He. 25 Beat King Street,
LAKCASTBB, PA
P. S Stere open Saturday and Mon
day evenings, ether evenings close at
e o'clock.
FAHASOIM.
RAH.
LADIES !
The PARASOL SEASON Is upon us,
and we offer ler your inspection a very
fine line indeed.
Ven will find prices remarkably low.
andWB WILL QV Alt ANTKK that you
canent buy .the same grade of goods
ANYWUEBB BLSB for as little money.
Our assortment la the largest, assort
ment the meat varied, and prices lower
than an yw here elsa. A visit will con
vince you.
Parasols made te order te match Dress
Goods.
r Itepalrlng and recovering done.
R B. & H.
14aMtKln4Ttt.
apl-ymd
JXAQNIKICENT PIANOS
I
AT WOODWAWB AuBBCT.
Come and sea them.
.... 0. W KABT KING IT,
aprw-lya Laacaitsr, Pa,
IV .
-OOSTON 8TOHK
Are Yeu en the Lookout
FOR
REAL BARGAINS?
UUCANtlhT Til KM AT TUB
BOSTON STORE.
NW.2U&2S North Quel 8u
ffSTORl OPEN EVERY EVENING.
HKUK AttK SOMK OF Till 1 lir.URNUUttB
1IAUUA1.NH THAT WK AUP,
OFt'lCUlNO.
Twenty five I'lecrs 911k finished l'epllnt,
lHr. a j ard ; usual price Aa. a yard.
Fitly Pieces Weel Cleth Suiting, yard wide, 7c
a yard ; usual price, WHc a yard.
Thirty Pieces Cleth .Snlttnar, l Inches wide,
reduced trem J7Xc a yard te iie. a yard.
Ftty Plews Ladles' All-Weel Cleth Suiting.
Inches wide, S7.Sc a yard ; In beautiful
shades.
One Case Silk and Weel Mixtures, se Inches
wide, J7Sc a yaid ; fermur price, 5oe. a yard ;
all shades.
Fifty Pieces Wlde-Wale Suitings. M Inches
wide, all woel.tormer price Wca ard, reduced
te37Hcayard.
100 REMNANTS
BLACK CASHMERE
-AND-
Black Henriettas.
At Prices THAT WILL Ol'ICN your purse.
We are new Showing a Large and Klsgant As
sortment et
Satines and Seersuckers
AT LOWBST PBICF.S.
DON'T MISS TUB 11 AUG A1NS AT TUB
Bosten Stere.
SaTStere Open Bvery Evening.-
'PR1NQ DRESS UOODS.
r
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
(OPP. FOUNTAIN INN,)
Have Just opened a line et LUPIN'S BILE
HBMtlETTA CLOTHS and LUPIN'S THIBET
SHAWLS In Single and Deuble, at Lewer Prices
than were ever retailed In this city.
Our ll.oe quality Henrietta is worth I1.11H
Our IL quality Henrietta Is worth II 4J.
Our 1Mb quality Henrietta Is wertn II MX
Onr II 62X quality Henrietta Is worth ll.fe.
In Thibet Shawls we can give you bargains
that cannot be equaled In theclly.
We are only H Square !-euth et Centre Square,
andourexpensesarunot Xhat they wenld be
X Square Northeast or West of Centre Square
and we can anddoetTer you bargains In these,
goods that will mure than pay ye'i te come and
see tbe -n.
ANBLEUANT L1NEOF
Spring Dress &oeds
In All the Saw Shades and Styles,
Prem 5 Cents Per Yard Up.
All-Weel Cleths, lull yard wlde, all shades,
S7Xc pe' yard.
Try enrCOBSETS and have yenr NewBprlng
Suits fitted ever them, as we have the best fit
ting and beat value ler the money ever sold. An
Elegant Corset at 23c At 30c we can give you
what some sell at 73c, and at 73c wa have the
best value ever given.
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
(OPP. FOUNTAIN INN.)
mailHydAw
D
RKSS GOODS.
lew Seft Weel
s
Neat Stilpes, New Checks, Illu
minated Stripes, Illuminated
Checks, French Flaids, English
'Whipcord, Cream Serges, Serge
Flannels, Zephyr Ginghams, Sat
ines and Crinkles.
Alse, l'rieetly's Celebrated Black
Goods, Regatta Silks, Satin Una
damn and Surah Silks,
Fancy Velvets,
Braid,
Passamenterle,
Tape Fringes,
Flouncing!.
Jeuvtn's Kid Gloves,
Meuequetaire Gloves,
Lisle Gloves,
Ruehlngs,
Spring Hosiery.
SPRING JACKETS
NOW HEADY IS FULL ASSORT
MKXT. IA8EB & BEOTHEB,
BARD
Mcelrey
bard ft Mcelrey,
Dress
Geck
NOS. 30 sk 97 WMt KlBff tt,
LANCASTER PA.
ar .
N
KWTUHKHTUKsk
SWISS EMBROIDERIES !
WATT & SHAND,
9, 8 10 EAST KINO ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.,
Invite the Attention et Ladle s te Chelos S ty Is In
cAitenw itunue wkiuks,
NAINSOOK XitaneMKHIlCS,
aWJSS NMDROlDXlirKS,
la all Widths and Qualities at Popular Mee.
Latest Uastgnsln Full Width
Swiss Flouncing
At w, ;m, 75, aa, six et., sun te sun.
Special Bargains '"U Width, Deep Bat-
DUTC1IES9 SWISS FL0UNC1NG9
A I It 00 a y atd 1 thought cheap at II JM.
Kery thing Desirable In
Torchon Trimmieg Laces, Fancy Triimiig Lie,,
Orbital Trimniiig Laces.
BSUUlttAL, FBKNCH AND SPANISH
Black and Cream Trimming Laces
-AMD-
LAOB FLOUNOINGS
At Very Lew Price
An Immense Variety of I'lald and Striped
White Dress Goods
Frem the recent trade sales In Naw Tork
at leas than Manufacturers' Prices.
New Tork Stere.
J.
a MAKT1N A CO.
SPRING
DRESS
GOODS.
LUSTKX CHECKS, Large and Small
Plaids, 17c. a j ard; reduced from
c.
ALL-WOOL HOMESPUN SUIT
INUSatUXcnyard. ALL-WOOL TttlCOTS, 31 Inches
Wide, Spring Shades, at S3 cents a
yard.
One Case ALL WOOL TUICOTS at
4te. a yard ; equal te any sold at&Cc.
a yard.
One Case II1UIILAND PLAIDS at
c. a yard.
IlLACKCABIIMEREiAtSOcayard;
have no equal ; are 10 Inches wide
and every thrend wool.
CHECK CASIIMKUES, Spring
Shades, 12 Inches Wide, at 30 cents a
yard.
.SILK AND WOOL MIXTURES,
Small and Large Checks, at SO cents a
yard.
DOMESTICS.
A few quotations will show yen
what wa are doing wltb these goods.
One Case FRUIT or TUB LOOM
MUSLIMS, One Yard Wide, at 7HC a
yard.
One Case UNBLEACHED MUSLIM,
IK Tarda Wide, at IXc a yard.
One Csse CENTUKY CLOTHS, Naw
Patterns, at 8Ji- a yard ; regular
price, 10c
One Cass FANCi" SCRIMS at 150. a
yard ; were made te sell atJSe.
J. B. Martin t Ce..
Osr. West King ft Prince Hu.
9 me
aeniEii
. T WIAJNTH,
UUB CHOICE cerrEEs
AMD FINEST FORMOSA. OOLOMQB AMD
IMPERIAL TEAS
wa guarantee for line flavor and geed drinking
qaalltlea.
BEEAJCFAST COCOA AMD CUO0OLATB.
rARCY GROCERIES.
Try our High Grade FAMILY FLOUR.
CmO. WlaVMT,
aag-SO-lTd Wa 111 West King Street
AT BOKHK-B.
Hammend's Slug Shet.
Wbelbsaui an ItmiL.
save your Currant and aoesebsrrr Bash
from the ravages of the Worms by the use
Hammend's Slug Bheu "
Save your Currant and aoesebsrrr Bashes
rem the ravages of the Worms bv the nsa at
READY FOB USB AND SAIrV.
Kills the Petate Begs, Currant Worms,!
baga Worms, Lice. Flea, Beetles, StripedB
Cab-
vu. vruta sum isiiarniuars.
A prentatlve of the Rese Beg and Cat Worms.
On r fourth year for the sale of " t.
Our sales were TEN TONS the last two ytars.
showing a growing demand ler IU
8IMD FOB CIRCULAR.
Bursk, the Grocer,
17 IsiBT KINO TbDT,
LAJIOAJrrBB, FA.
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