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i eT which la bera presented,
"la a Ute charge te the grand Jury we took
OomejOB te rerer te thew prohibitory enact
Mate, and alie te a practice which la preju-
Jaai te tee community that et the furnish
tag by licensed beuaea of Intoxicating drink
Hi flasks, bottles, bucketa and ether vessel'
te be drank elsewhere. It la tbe de de
elgB of the law In granting licensee
te control the sale or Intoxicating
frisks and te prevent their Indis
criminate use as far aa reasonably practicable,
aad hence the care required In tbe selection
eT these te whom the right te sell 1
glvea. In selling liquor ever the bar
te be there drank, the landlord ban
oeatrol of its use, but when it Is carried
away te be drank elsewhere, he
loses that control, and drunkenness and
debauchery are tee frequently the result, in
addition te thtr, llquera are in this way pro
cured by Intemperate persona and minera by
tke aid of tee accommodating friends, who
would net otherwise be able te obtain
them, and they are also frequent!)
thus procured ler use en the first day of the
weak, when tbe public beuses are
closed. This mode of disposing Intoxicating
drlaka does net meet with our approval, and
la net In accordance with the spirit et the
Ueease laws, aad these whom we have
licensed will de weli te heed this admoni
tion." With these prefatory remarks en the sub
Jest, the tali tsxt of the measure is herewith
given :
An act te restrain and regulate the sale of
t.vlneua and spirituous, mlt or brewed
liquors, or any admixture thereof.
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it, tv tubitve t. 'e6 l t
papes, designated Dy the said court, a list
containing the names el all such applicants,
their respective residences and tbe place for
which application la made ; tbe first publi
cation abail be net less than fifteen nor mere
than twenty-five days before tbe time fixed
by tbe court : Provided, Thst no license
aball be granted, under the previsions of this
act, te any person te sell in any room where
groceries are sold at wholesale or retail:
Provided also. Tea', In cities of the first
class in the month of January, tn each and
every year, It ahall be the duty or the mer
cantile appraisers te return under eatb, te
I Esther with a list et mercantile taxes, all
Icensed and unlicensed hotels, taverns, inns,
restaurants or saloons, engaged in selling In
toxicating liquors, and aball also return a
duplicate Hat of said licensed and unlicensed
hotels, taverns, Inns, restaurants or ssloens,
te the clerks of tbe court of quarter sessions,
and the said list of licsnsed and unlicensed
bete's, taverns, inns, restaurants or saloons
ahall be published In the manner new nr.
scribed for the publication or mercantile ap
praisers' lUts, and said list shall contain the
name and amount paid by each licensee,
and a list or every unlicensed hotel, tavern.
Ina, restaurant or aaloen ; and it ball be
their further duty te return te tbe d a'.rlct at
torney In aald cities of tbe drat cias tbe
name and realdenee of every proprietor or
keeper of any uullcenaed hotel, tavern, inn,
restaurant or aaloen, together with (he loot
tlen thereof ; and It shall be tbe duty of tbe
district attorney te forthwith proceed te
prosecute each and every etfeuder according
te law. And for each and every license
ranted by tbe court for any hotel, tavern,
in, reetauraoter saloon, tbe mercantile ap
praisera sball receive tbeaum or two dollars
and Ufty cents, tbe said sum te be paid by
tbe applicant or applicants for aald license.
Section 5. Hald petition aball contain,
First. Tbe name and present residence of
appllcint, and hew long he has there re-
-Otocend. The particular place for which a
license la desired :
Third. Tbe place of birth ei aald appll.
cant, and if a naturalized cltizsn where and
whsc naturalized ;
m Fourth. The name el owner of prem-
Fifth. That tbe place te be licensed la ne
jassery ter tbe accommodation or tbe pub-
Biith. That none or the applicants are In
SZaS?,SnVhJ,8San.Url"r 2roetetl In the
jwpfits ei the business conducted at soy
?. p,ea ln UI1'y. "here any of
aaM liquors are sold or leant fn ...i. . ' "'
'SK?0' le teklag this stand our court fellows the
'" "pole loe of Judge Futhey, of Chester county,
'. i la tee case Of Beldrldge. et. ml., the materiel
S-fc Seventh, That the applicant la tbe only per
ltlt. 008 le any manner pecuniarily interested in
Ai the nreflta or the business an i.wi TrTi !?
:WS oeaaod.aod that no ether persoeT shall t
:f?' ' IB aay manaer. pecuniarily interested there-
w tmtumfiu ui nwiiuuwm ui me license t
5 - JElgbtb. Whether applicant, or any el
v?t" thoea, has had a license for tbe sale elli.
O.oere la lets oemsaoawaaltb, during any
-gxtina of tbe year proceeding this applies-
Ninth. The names of be lets than two rr.
yntabls freeholders or the ward or tewnsblp
where the liquor la te be sold, hi will be
hla, her, or tuelr sureties en the bend, whirn
required, and a statement that each et aald
BsUOUes!aaoena!fowneror real estate in
tbe said county worth ever and abeys all In In In
oembrsnoes tbe sum of two tbeu.and dol
lars, and that It would sell ler thst aaoeh at
pwDue sms, sua mat ne I net engayea IB tbe
afaetaianf auliltueua. vinous, m.it n.
fcWOWOd liquors t
.'., Tenth. Thla petition mast be verified by
fci, BsUdavitet applicant, made balere tbe clerk
-M- festtaeef the peeee, aad, U any false a tala-
i'-r.lPJHfc r P r said patltlOB.
tM'S!.T S7 "Pi""""" "s assessinaa
K&t"eB7iOt
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te la whteh each Itoaera
ONaOaeM, aetstag forth that they bays
iiieB swiBssissa with the aepHcaat or sapll.
sawta, that ttsylMVO geed reason te bsileva
that obeb aaa au me asaiemsiiia oeoiainea id
the petition are true, and they therefore pray
that tbe prayer of said petitioner be granted,
aad that tbe license prayed ler Issue.
Section 7. Tbe aald oenrt et quartet ees ees ees
atoes ahall bear petitions from realdentser
the ward, borough or township, In addition
te that ei tbe applicant, In favor et and re ro re
menstrance against the application ler such
license, end In all cases shall refuse tbe same
whenever, In the opinion of the said court,
having due regard te the number and char
acter el the petition' rs for and against such
application, such license Is net necesssry ler
tboaeceBtmodstlonot thspublle and enter
tainment et strangers or travelers, or that
the applicant or applicants la or sre net at
persons te wnem sucu ii ... .
ranted : and, upon auuiclent cause belna
abewn, or proof being made te tbe aald
court, that tbe party holding a license haa
violated any law et thla commonwealth re
lating te tbe aale of liquors, tbe court el
quarter sessions shall, upon notice being
given te the person se licensed, revoke tbe
said license.
Hi:ctiej 8 That all persons licensed te
retail any vinous, splrlteus, malt or brewed
liquors, or any admixture thereof, In any
beuse, room or place, hotel, lun or tavern,
sball be classified and required te pay an
nually for such privileges, aa follews: Per
sona licensed te sell by retail, resident In
cities of tbe first, second and third clasa, sliill
pay the sum of five hundred dollars j tliee
resident In sll ether cities sball pay three
hundred dollars; tbee resident in bor
oughs ahall pay the sum of one hundred and
tlliy dollars ; tbese resident in townships
Hball pay the sum of seventy-five dollars j
which sum ahall be divided ill portions as
follews: In cities of the tirstclsss teur-tilths
sball be paid for the use of the city and
county, and one fifth ler tbe use of tbe com
mnnwealth ; ln cities of tbe second and third
class, two fifths sball be pnld for the use of
tbe city, two-fifths ler tbe ue et the proper
county, snd one fifth ler tbe use et the com
monwealth ; ln sll ether cities or boroughs
three-tilths shall be paid ter the use et such
city or borough, one tilth ler tbe use et the
proper county anu one-nun ler tee use ei me
commonwealth; ln townships one-hull shall
ne paiu inr me use ei me tosrnseiis one
fourth ler the use el tbe proper enmity, and
one fourth for the use et the commonwealth.
Tbesums se paid for the use of the town
ships te be applied te keeping the rextW of
uch township In geed replr: Provided,
Tnst counties, citltut, boroughs and town
ships, receiving psrta of said licence sball
near their proportionate share or tbe ex
penses attending the collection of tbe sauie :
Imf provided, further. That the treasurers
of the several counties sball aptireprlsle for
tbeir own use tbe same couimUsleus en tbe
amounts retained for tbe use of their re
spective counties, as they are new author
ized te retain by law out et the moneys they
returned te the state.
Section p. If any person or persons sball
neglect or refuse te pay te tbe city or county
treasurer the sum of money diiected ln sec
tion eight within fifteen daya after tils her or
their application for license has been granted
by aald court, then and In that cae the said
grant sball be deemed and held revoked and
no license issued. It shall be the duty of
tbe person or persona whose application has
been granted by tbe aald court te pay the
aald sum of money te the Bald treasurer
within the said fifteen days, and forthwith
produce te and tile with the clerk et court
tne receipt of the said treasurer therefer, and
upon any default the said clerk sball forth
with mark said application and grant " re
voked. "
Section 10 That the license shall net be
Issued te sny person or persons until he, she
have executed a bend te the
- tb and a warrant of attorney le
ment In tbe penal sum of two
lare, with two sulllcient sureties
ed by tbe court granting such
tltiened for the taitbml ebserv-
te laws eftbis commonwealth
e selling or furnishing vinous,
nalt or brewed liquors, or any
erenf. and te Pay alldauisces
t
Islttr'
a n
$ :
e instituted against bim, ber or
be previsions of any act et tbe
d all costs, fines and penalties
be imposed upon him, her or
any indictment for violating
j ether act of assembly relating
urnlsblng liquors aa aforesaid,
bend aball d lild In the eince
1 the said court for the use and
persDna interested therein.
. Tbe constable of tbe repe repe
mreugbs or townships in each
in the first week in each term
of i inner sptnlnni, make re
oath of all places In his I'alll I'alll
ineus, splriteus, malt or brewed
y admixture thereof, are kept
d, except stores kept liyilruu
.becarlea, stating which of said
med under tbliactand which
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J 'or,
tsv
av
te ai
l"e
r- ,' " d; and It shall be the epeeial
udge of said court te see that
. latibfully made. And en fall-
- with this prevision, or If It be
i examination or inquiry by said
'-'- -. ' ly constable haa elmer wilfully
i ly emitted te return all such
e nameaef the proprietors there
.lllwlck, he sball be guilty of
- negligently making a false re
ie court shall iipeul hliu from
. . lireel the district attorney te In
dict and try said elliuer, aud, it found guilty,
lie shall be fined In a sum net exceeding
five hundred dollars and undergo an Im
prisonment, eltber simple or solitary, net
exceeding two years, both or either, in tbe
discretion of the court
Hectie.m 12. It ahall bs the duty or each
constable in the county te vIMt, it let once
In each month, all places wltnlu their re re
speetice Jurisdictions where any et said
liquors sra sold or kept, te acxrtaiu If any of
the previsions el this or sny act of assembly
relating te the sale or furnishing et such
liquors have beeu or arc blng violated, and
whenever any of tbe eUlcers above men
tioned sball learn of any such violation, it
aball be bli duty te forthwith make written
returns of the same te tbe court of quarter
sessions with the nsmes el the witiietetes,
and te de whatever shall be In his peer in
bring the offender te Justice ; and uiiin any
neglect or refusal of any of said nilicerste
perform the aforesaid duty, tue satd court
shall Impose tbe same penalties provided in
Km.,",, eleven ui ims act.
Section 13 Every person receiving such
license te sell spirituous, vinous, malt or
brewed liquors, or any aduiixtnre thereof,
nan i.auiu ui. iictfuw unuer a glass, aud
place tbe same, ie tbat It aball at all limes be
conspicuous and easily read, In his chief
place of making sale, and no such license
sball authorize sales by sny person who
shall neglect this requirement.
Hkctien 11 Nu licensee, who shall sell
liquors by lea measure than one quart, ahall
trust or give credit ttienter under penalty of
losing and forfeiting such debt, aud no action
shall be maintained or recovery bad in any
case for the value of liquors sold In violating
el tbe previsions of this section, and defense
may be taken tu said csea against such re
cevery without special plea of notice.
Section 15. Any person who shall here,
after be convicted of selling or ettering for
sale, any vinous, spirituous, malt or brewed
liquors, or any admixture thereof, without a
license, shall tie sentenced te pay a line of
net less than five hundred delii.ru iir .,.,
than five thousand dollars, and undergo Im
prlsenment In the county Jail et net less than
three months, nor mere than twelve months.
Any person having license, who shall here
alter be convicted of violating any of the
previsions of the license laws, shall tie sub
jected te a One of net less than one hundred,
nor mere than live hundred dollars; and for
any second offense whereof be shall be con
victed, el net less than three hundred, nor
mere than one theustnd dollars j and ter
ujr iuiiu uuense wuereer ne shall I con cen
vlcted, a line el net lesi than live hundred
nor mere than fire thousand dollars, and un un
derge Imprisonment In the county Jail net
.e- i.mu mrrs, meuins, nor mere than twelve
mouths, or both, or either, at the discretion
of tbe court. Any person convicted of mero
lhau one cllenae aball net again be licensed
sn5.?-!iy or ""."'"y of the commonwealth,
or I, , '"r""u,"""reiuiauie persons,
prey's :u.d.wiz p'- v. pw
Ullll whan liT.f. ", y IHBOUUrL
i..T'J7 " ."." ,lu0 revoked by Iheoeurt,
.;ekel, the aame party
llfWHIUul In ..1... V
county of tlieximiin,..-,J.i. " "" uly or
nkutien lu
SKfe'.' .teenuZsa
." uruggista and apothe apethe
le require.! te obtain license
.hair net .a intasir,; ir,,? J!. 'hy
.ic 'i...ii.iiMii) in inia ipt h, ,h
t sell intoxicating llqtPers excew
i written prescription hi a regularfv
d physician ; alcohol, however? or
iBtPaaMiiriBl iWinlali.L... as... "
uoen the
regis'ered
be aeld loracienilfle, mechanical or medicinal
purposes. Anyone violating the previsions
or this act ahall be guilty el a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof ahall be subject
te the aame penalties as are provided In the
fifteenth auction il tbla act : Provided, That
no spirituous, vinous, malt or brewed liquors
shall be sold or furnished te any rsen mere
HJ kJ,Vft..t.iJU i.uiaiiiiuic 1I1H saniA in-..
2EJ. tllXtlOWjL' J ? ' ry
-uu uui uu ujr mm prescription ei a Physi
cian ! Ami nrnnttltil t,ilhm. re--. -T.
-, ... u.. nuiiuiijr ucnuriue any m
Ha iB se a boseiaoo te Boreaaa of
kaewa tatawjparate babtta, shall be galHy et
h BrisdOBiOsPcc, aad upon oenvlctloB thereof,
ahall be subject te tbe earns pmaltif s and
fines that are prescribed la section seven-
ur.s-.rr 17. That it ahall net belswtui
ler any person, with or without license, te
furnish, by sale, gin or otherwise, te any
person, any spirituous, vinous, malt or
brewed liquors en sny day upon which elec
tions are uew, or hereafter may tie required
te be held, nor en Sunday, nor at any time
te a miner, or a pereeu et known intemper
ate hablta, or a person visibly affected by In
toxicating drink, either for his or ber use, or
for the use of sny ether person, or te sell or
furnish liquors te sny person oil a pass-book
or order en a store, or te receive from any
person any goods, wares, tuerchandiseer pro pre
visions In exchange for liquors, shall be held
and deemed a misdemeanor, and upon con
viction thereof the etlender shall be fined net
leas than fifty, nor mere than five hundred
dollar, and undergo an Imprisonment et
net less than twenty nor mere than ulnety
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SECTION IS. Ally neuse, room or )ikv,
hotel, Inn or tavern where vinous, spiritu
ous, malt or brewed liquors are Beld, offered
for sale, drank or given away ln violation el
any law of this commonwealth, shall tie held
and declared a nuisance, and shall be abated
by proceedings at Isw or equity. All ex
penses connected with such proceedings, in
cluding a counsel fee of twenty dollars for tbe
counsel of complainant, shall be Ud by the
defendant or defendants.
Section ll All local laws fixing a license
rate or fee less than Is provided ler ln this
art be and the same are hereby repealed :
VYiiriii'if, however. That noneet the provis previs
ions of this act shall lie held te autherlre tbe
sale of any spirituous, vinous, malt or brewed
llnuer. or anv admixture thereof. In any
county, borough or township having special
prehlbttnrv laws.
. Aitkevkii: The 13th day of May, A. 1.
1S7. Jami: A. Ueaw.u.
An act providing for the licensing of whole whele
sain dealers In Intoxicating liquors.
Section L lie it enacted by the llemiie
and Heuse of llepresetitiitives of the eoux eeux
T'limu'diMi of JVnnfyfriiHiti in uenenil ns
semhty met, iiiul il hereliy endcted by the
nulherity of the tame, That all wholesale
dealera, "brewers, distillers, rectifiers, com
peunders, storekeepers aud agenta having
stores or offices within this commonwealth
dealing ln Intoxicating liquors, either
spirituous, vinous or luali, pay ter each sep
arate store, brewery distillery, rectllylug or
compounding establishment or agency an
annual license, In cities of tbe first, second
and thint classes, the sum of five hundred
dollars; In all ether cltle, the-sum et three
hundred dollars; ln boroughs, the sum of
two hundred dollars, and lu townships, the
sum of one hundred dollars, which sum
shall be paid into the stale treasury ter the
use et the commonwealth.
Section " Licenses sball be granted only
by the court of quarter sessions of tbe proper
county in such manner as Is provided by ex
isting lavs, and sball be for one year from a
date fixed by rule or standing order of said
court; tbe said court aball fix by rule or
standing order a time at which application
for said liceuses shall be heard, at which
time all persons applying or making ob
jections te applications for licenses may be
heard by evidence, petition, remenstrauce or
counsel : J'revtded, Tbat for the present
year licenses may be granted under previous
laws at any session fixed by said court, net
later than June thirty: Provided further,
That It shall net be lawful for any rectifier,
compeunder, wholesale dealer, storekeeper,
agent or bottler te sell In less quantities than
one quart, and distillers, brewers snd manu
facturers shall net sell tn less quantities than
one gallon.
Section 3. Tbat all bottlers within thla
commonwealth shall be required te procure
liceDne from the court of quarter sessions of
the respective counties In which they are lo
cated, lu the manner provided for In the
second section et this act, for which they
shall pay the sum of two hundred dollars in
cities et the first, second and third classes,
one hundred dollars In all ether cities, bor
oughs and tewnships: Provided, Tbat no
bottler shall be permitted te sell spirituous,
vinous, mall or brewed liquors te be drank
upon the premises where sold, nor at any
place provided by such seller for that pur-
Aitbeveh: The 21th day of May, A. D.
17. Jamei A. Ukavkr.
wuaiaM's raruaira Tirr-ia.
Hew tbe Delicious Ie Oraain Seda lis Super
seded rink Mtneuadr.
Frem the New erk World.
"Strawberry and vanilla mixed, please
and don't make it tee sweet !"
There is the succulent sound et a syrupy
pour, a gentle fizz aud a gurgling gush, a
delicate splasb, as a lump of Ice cream liads
U way from a big metal scoop te tbe depths
et the crystal glass, another agitate, ajipas ajipas ajipas
sionnte, furiose, top-off rizz, and the fair
" guzzler" of Uutban is served with her ice
cream soda.
Other people drink Ice cream soda else
where, but net as they drink it here In New
Yerk which la by the hour, by the minute,
by the gallon, by the liquid ten. Frem early
morn te dewy eve tbe stream of femininity
and the stream et soda pass, ceaselessly, be
bind the window shades of thecontectieuer's,
where tbe delicacy is supposed te be served
in 1U fizzlett and most fascinating form. At a
big desk, near the deer, and beneath a dang
ling placard, which bears the following in
structive legend : " Buy your soda water
checks here," sit a placard and cold young
woman, warbling a monotonous refrain.
"One or two? Plain or cream ?" and dealing
forth small sollerine, waterproof tickets,
which are eagerly pounced upon by the
thirsting swarm aud hurried away te the mar
ble bar presided ever by the rapid, elusive
seila water clerk.
These clerks are usually girls, and they
Ultulpulale the ice cream soda with a pleasing
dexterity born et long and assiduous cultiva
tinn. They flit noiselessly among tbe array
el bottles, defdy distinguishing Vichy from
Apelllnaris by tue sense or "feel," extract the
juice lrem the allpiwry and deceptive lemon
in the twinkling of an eye, never contuse
chocolate with cranberry, nor Insult the pal
ate which craveth pineapple by the etlur of
sarsaptrilia.
Tuey mix aud scoop and stir and serve tbe
pushing, scrambling, Insistent mass before
them silently, swlttly, neatly, and with an air
et toleration which gives a qualified pleasure
te the recipieut. The writer followed one of
these nymphs of the soda water fount te a
quiet corner, whither she had repaired te
quench her thirst with a glass of clear, cold
Water, aud when asked why she did net take
an iue cream sods she responded brielly with
an amiable "Uuh!" exereaaiva of nausea.
mii;ii auijiieu mu lajuveraaueuai ueucien-I
cies. Later, moved te further oentidence,sbe I
placed one round Jersey -clad elbow en tbe I
wuuwi) ulusavj up uvr iwug wiin enepiump
hand aud proceeded te discourse, glad et a
brief respite from tbe eternal mixing process.
"1 deu't see hew they ean drink it! But
then they deu't live ln it, as I de."
" Beeu living ln it long!"' she waa asked.
'"Beut four years new," with a giggle
which ended ln a groan.
"Oh, yea, but you don't ssrve ice cream
soda all tbe year around, you knew."
"Don't we? Well ! I should remark that
we did. Wby, tbe rusn begins here before
May 1, and It keeps up harder'n harder all
through June, July and August. In August
the people tear lu here and drink two or three
bee as right down one stter'n ether. They
thin oil through tbe fall till winter, and then
though wedeau irregular business en the ice
cream, we sell the sod het with boulllep,
cellee and chocolate, seems 'a It people have
get te drink something In New Yerk all the
time,"
Itejal Urulbers-ln Lw.
from Londen society.
The l'rlncc or Wales was thoroughly sorry
te lese his cheery brother-in-law, the King or
O recce, at the termination of the klng'sju
bilee visit Though they have met for a dav
or two occasionally durlug tbe 21 years or
tbelr relationship, the two men had never
had an opportunity of seeing what sort or
atutl tbe ether was made of till new, and It la
satisfactory te knew tbat the king's visit te
Marlborough house baa sewn the seeds el a
close friendship. Tbe King or Greece was
nreugni up in tne same hard school et pov
erty as his sister, and la proud or It, Indeed,
he carries his homeliness te tbe verge of af af
lecutlen, for net only does he dispense with
the services of a valet, but be does a great
many things ter himself tbat ether men who
don't keep a valet would never dream of
doing The king alwaya brought bla work
basket into the smoking room before retlr
lug ter the night, se that he might use the
i iiuur ueveteu in tue nocturnal " night
?P, " ln epiaclii8 nil.alng shirt buttons.
Hut the monarch wasn't allowed te have It
ul- ewn.w.'y ,or 'luoUeergeor Wales,
like meat iallers. Is pretty handy with tbe
needle, and ran bis uncle very close In soma
or the wagers they had together ss te who
oeuld sew a button en quickest The king is
-.u uv tiuiijr pruucieni in the art or
darning aecks, though et course hs throws
them away when they get like that new,
DRIFT.
The study el the folk-lore el different
countries la one that la comparatively recent
years has received a great deal or attention,
though It may be said te be still In Its In
fancy. As belonging te one of Its meat Inter
esting, 11 net most Important, brandies or de
pirtmenta, must be regarded the history of
tbe origin and development of a people's war
songs, though strange te say It la a depart
ment which haa perhaps received less
serious attention than any ether,
Of the millions et American men and
women who sing, or at least are Intimately
acquainted with the dozen or mere popular
airs snd songs that have (Mine down te us
from the Revolution, the War el l.sl'J, Mexi
can war, and tbe late Civil war, which are
played by every baud, and ground out by
every band-organ, hew many ktiew any
thing at all of their authorship, the invasion
of their composition, and their history 7 1
venture tessy net one lu s hundred thou
sand. This tact is as true and as strange as
Is thla ether, that neuu of the most popular
war-poems lu the world have been produced
by any great poet. " Hut for his own Im
mortal lyric, neither the author e! the Mar
seillaise" nor the author of the ' Wecht am
Kbeln" would hae his line ln the biograph
ical dictionaries," while of our American
ran songs "Yankee poedte," 'Jehn llrewn's
Bedy," and several ethers, net euu the
authors are kuewn.
It la therefore w ith much satisfaction that 1
have Just read In Ihe Century for Augutt
a highly Interesting article by that diligent
young writer Hrander Matthews en "The
Songs of the War," as being one et the first
earnest attempts te trace the authorship ami
composition and record the history of some et
our most popular war-songs, lu his article
he does net enter upon the strange story of
hew our lathers during tbe Revolution get
held et Yankee Deedle, though he points
out hew it with many ether songs was
clothed In music that did net originally be
long te It, but which was "cenllscated," as
we msy say, ler the purjHiee. " llopklnsen's
Hall t'elumlila,' ler example, was written te
the tune of the President's March,' Just as
Mrs. Howe's tlattle Hymn of the Republic '
was written te Jehn llrewn's lledy,' The
Wearing of theureen,' el the Irishman, Is
sung te the same air as the llenuy Havens,
)!' or tbe West-1'elnters. Tbe Star-spangled
llanner' has te uiake shift with tbe second
hand music of 'Anacreon in lletven,' while
our national air, ' Yankee Deedle,' uses ever
the notes of an old Knglish nursery rhyme,
Lucy Locket,' once a personal lampoon in
the days of tbe ' Beggars' Opera' and new
surviving in the ' Haby's Opera' el Mr. Wal
ter Crane. ' My County, 'tis of Thee,' is set
te the truly British tuue of Ued Save the
King,' the origin of which is doubtful, as It Is
claimed by tbe French and the Hermans as
well as the Knglish. In the hour of battle a
war tune is subject te the right of capture,
aud, like the cannon taken from the enemy,
It Is turned against Its maker,"
Anether instance is that ei "My Maryland,"
the ineit popular war-song of the Seuth. Its
tune Is none ether than tbat of tbe peaceful
and pathetic old tierman lyric "Tannen
baum, O Tanuenbatim" (translated by Leng,
fellow as "O Hemlock Tree"), used also aa a
well-known college song, " Laurlger Hora Hera
tlus," Hew My Maryland" get this tune is
thus pleasantly told ln a letter from Mra
Prof. II. Newell Martin, who when yet un
married as Miss Hetty Cary et Baltimore,
waa herself a chief actor In wedding the
words te the music. The words of th i song
had been written net very long before In
New Orleans aud were much admired bv
Mlss Cary. Her father's beuse in Baltimore
was the headquarters for Southern sympa
thizers who elteu met there. But 1 will let
her tell the story herself as giveu in the letter
te Mr, Matthews.
"Theglee club," she says, "waa te bold
Its meeting in our parlor one evening early
In June, and my sister, Miss Jennie Cary,
bslng tbe only musical member of tbe fam
ily had charge et tbe pregramme en the occa
sion. With a schoolgirl's eagerness te score
a success, abe resolved te secure some new
sad ardent expression of feelings tbat by this
time were wrought up te the point of exple.
sien. In vain we searched thrnueh the aterk
of songs and airs nothing seemed Intense
enough te suit ner. Aroused by ber tone et
dispalr, I came te the rescue with tbe sugges
tion that she should adapt the werda et
Maryland, my Maryland,' ffilch had been
constantly en my lips since the appearance
of tbe iyrle a few days before In the Seuth.
1 produced the paper and began declaiming
the verses. 'Laurlger Horatius!' she ex
claimed, and in a Hash tbe immortal song
was voiced ln tbe stirring a r se well a iapted
te It. Tbat nigbt, when ber contralto voice
rang out the stanzi, the retrain rolled forth
from every threat present without pause or
preparation ; aud the enthusiasm cemmnni.
csted Itself with such ellect te a crowd assem
sembled beneath our open window as te en
danger seriously tbe liberties of tbe party."
Still mere interesting is the history of hew
the song was given te the Southern army,
and thence spread like wild-fire ever the
whole Seuth. It la thus graphically told ln
Mrs. Martln'a letter: "We were living,"
she says, a few weeks after the above inci
dent, "In Virginia in exile, when, shortly
after tbe battle of Manassas, Gen. Beaure
gard, hearing of our labors and aullerlnga in
behalf of tbe Mary landers who bad already
done such gallant service In his command,
invited us te visit them at his headquarters
near Fairfax Court Heuse, sending a pass
and au escort for us, and Ihe Irienda by
whom we should be accompanied. Our
party encamped tbe first nigbt in tents pre
pared for us at Manassas, with my kinsman,
Captain Starred, who was lu charge of tbe
formicatiens there. We were serenaded by
the fameua Washington Artillery of New
Orleans, aided by all the tine voieea within
reach. Capt. Sterrell expressed our thsnka,
and asked if there were any services we
might render in return, Let us hsve a
weman'a voice,' waa the cry that rose in re
sponse. And, standing lu tbe tent-deer
under cover of tbe darkness, my sister sang
My Maryland.' This, I believe, waa the
birth of tbe seug in tbe army. .... Te us
leu ine nappy cuance et nrst giving them
voice, ina lew weeks 'My Maryland ' bad
found Its way te the heart et a whole people,
and become a great national song,"
The stirrlmr. flerv words of this favnrita
I Southern hymn, whose nine stanzis are given
eumpieie in air. juattnew'a article, were
written by Mr. James K. Kandall, a native ei
Baltimore, new living ln Augusta, OC
Then he waa professor or literature in I'oy I'ey
deaa college in Louisiana. He wrote the
poem one night ln April, 1801, after reading
the newa et the attack en the Northern
troops as they passed through Haiti mera
Next morning he read the Deein te his stn.
dents, and then bad It printed In tbe Delta
newspaper el New Orleans whence It waa
copied into nearly every Sjuthern Journal,
aud at once wen the heart of the whole Seuth,
While tbe genesis or both words and music
or "My Maryland" can be fully traced, that
of tbe most popular Northern war-song,
"Jehn Brown's Bedy," is obscure and un
known. Like Topsy In "Uncle Tem's
Cabin," it seems never te have been born,
but simply "grew'd." It may, as Mr.
Matthews conjectures, have been developed
out of a combination of a song composed aa
early as ISeU for s fire company of Charleston,
a C, by Mr. Wm. Hurts, of l'hlledslnhi.
commencing "Bay, bummers, will you meet
us?" snd a street-song first besrd In Bosten
In 18,'iU, seen after tbeuauglngel Jehn Brown
at the end of that year, the burden of which
WsVaa
" Tell Jehn Andrew,
Tell Jean Andrew,
Tell .loon Andrew
Jehn Brown's dead."
A year or mere later, after Ihe attack en
Sumter bad been made, according te Mr.
Matthews, the song waa put together by a
ijusiwi ui limit iu me etsjuuu Daiiauen
(.Tigers'), a Massachusetts ceiqmand quar
tered at Kurt Warren, in Bosten Harber, in
April, 18dl, juat at the time when 'My
Maryland' waa getting Itself sung at the
Seuth. This quartet, with many ethers I the
Tigers,' enlisted In tue Twelfth Masaachu.
aetu commanded by CeL Fletcher Wetis'sr.
Bsyeud all question It was the Webster rgi
rmut which first adip'ed 'Jehn Brown's
Bedy' aa a marching song. The soldiers of
this regiment sang It aa they marched down
Broadway ln New Yerk, July 24, 1861. en
their wsy from Bosten te the rrent" Its
present form, however, It received net at that
time, but graJually, from many bands, later.
It la curious te note tbat the peralar
"Plxle" was composed hi MM) la New Yerk,
aa a walk
by Mr. Deb. D. aaMlt la ISM Mra, Jeha
weed aaag It la Hew OrlOaaadartag lha par.
formaaceof ithe burlesque el "I'oeahoatoa."
1b that city then It was somewhat changed
and rearranged, and at onee caught tbe popu
lar fancy. Anether almost equally popular
Southern war-srng.ha "Bennie Blue Flag,"
bad a very similar origin and started from
tbe same city New Orleana. "The words
were written by an lilsh comedian, Harry
McCarthy, and the song waa first sung by his
slater, Miss Marlen McCarthy, at the Varieties
Theatre, In 1M." The publisher was Mr. A.
K. Blackmar, who writes that tlen. Mutter
"made It very profitable by fining every
man, woman, or child who sang, whistled, or
played it en any Instrument, ?-' ;" while the
publisher himself waa arrested, fined fAOu,
snd bad bla sheet uiusle destroyed t
Mr. Meerge K. Heet, et Chicago, who has
written snd published a large number el
Sutiday school and ether aanred songs, was
the author and composer of some el Ihe beat
kuewn songs et the wsr, some of which still
survive, as for example, "Just Before the
Battle, Mether," " The Battle Cry of Free
dom," and "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; the
Beyaare Marchlug."
The song that new, mere than twenty
years alter the war, seems te be the miwt
general favorite, Is " Marching Through
tieergla," which was written and set te
music by the late Mr. Henry U, Werk, the
author of " Wake Nlcedemiis," "Kingdom
Coming," and " Babylon is Kalleti," an also
of two ether war -songs popular at tne time,
" Drafted Inte the Army," and " Brave Beys
are They." The last of these was snug at
tliecainp-tlreaef the Seuth almost as much
an at the rterlb.
" e are Coming l-'ather Abraham," waa
long and universtlly attributed te Bryant
Its appearance Ural lu the New Yerk A'roi A'rei
in;; 7Vif gave color tu this supposition. Its
real author, however, was a lllckslte Quaker,
Mr, Jehn . (uohena, at one time financial
editor of the 'ivnm; An I. He gives the
following Interesting account of hew hocame
te write Uie stirring seug :
He was taking a walk, Just alter Lincoln's
proclamation, lu iMVi, calling for three hun
dred thousand volunteers. "1 began te con
ever a seug," he writes. "The words seemed
te fall Inte rauks and files, and te come with
a measured step. Directly would come
along a cempsny of soldiers with fife and
drum, and that helped the matter amazingly.
1 began te keep step myself three hun-dred
thou-sand mere. It was very natural te an
swer the president's call we am coming
and te prefix the termiMcr. Then the line
would Inllew
' M e are coming, father Abraham,'
and nethiug was mero natural than the num
ber of soldiers wanted,
'Three hundred theut-iml mere '
' We are coining, father Abrali iui, thrue hun
dred thousand were.'
Where iiem? here Is the rhyme wanted."
Just then came along "a Western regiment
from Minnesota It wasand the Hue came
at once In full,
lrem Sluilppl'3 Minding stream, and fiem
New England's shore '
Twe lines in full Then followed
hew naturally 1
e leave our plows and workshop, our Hives
uud children dear.
With hearts tee lull ler utterance, with but tt
client tear.'
And se it went en, word by word, line by
Hue, until the whole song was made." It
was set te music by one of the famous Hutch
inson family, aud sung by them with great
ellect
The origin and history or many ether war
songs is given In full In the article from
which 1 have quoted. But still there are a
number of whose genesis and growth little
definite Is kuewn. The field Js one full or
interest, and as full of Important results, te
him who will patiently cultivate It
I'NCVN.
rut hmhu or umrtranuMtt.
IteuilnMcencee at (ieneral Ml a II Id Bceit
Ilea
rock by UU Widow.
Mrs. Hancock baa written a valuable book
of reminiscences of ber Illustrious husband,
which is published by subscription. The
following extracts are some of the most in
teresting points :
General Hancock was but little of a pelltl.
clan, and he suprwrted (Ieneral McClellan
mere en account of military attainments and
because be loved him personally than lie
cause both were Democrats. When Mc
Clellan was replaced by Hoeker, Hauceck
said he was sorry, but must tight for his
country. When ienple talked of making
Hancock commander of the army of tbe
Potomac, he said promptly he would net
take the place because he'weuld be sacrificed
by the politicians
After the battle or ChaucellersvlUa, (len.
Hancock wrote : "The day before the fight
Hoeker said te a general elllcer, 'tled Al
mighty could net prevent me from winning
a victory te-morrow. Pray, could we expect
a victory after that? He also told Mr. Lin
coln that lie would either win a victory or be
In hell. The president told him te 'carry
plenty or water along.' Succesa cannot come
te us through such profanity."
Mils. hL'lllt.VrT AMI .NEW OKI.EAMS.
He pleaded ter hours for a reprieve for Mrs,
Surrattand was present at her execution lu
the hope the president would relent at tbe
laat moment aud the peer woman's life would
be saved. Jehnsen told him lie could net re
prieve her, tiecause his cabinet etllcera op
posed it The Louisiana order cams from
President Jehnsen and Hancock waa blamed
ter it
The Southerners were very grateful, but
ln tbe North It was different, for Hancock's
portrait was transferred from tbe first fleer
te tbe attic of the Union Leagueclubset Phil
adelphia and New Yerk. (Jen. Uarfield pro
posed in Congress that tbe number or major
generals ln tbe army be reduced, in order te
get rid of Majer (ieneral Hancock. And
(Jen. (J rant reinstated two white and eeven
colored ceuucilmen who bad been removed
for disregarding Gen. Hancock's orders.
Te show tbelr utter contempt for his au
thority en one or two mornings following the
reinstatement el tbe ae called aldermen tbe
negrees en masse paraded round and round
the commanding general's realdenee at a
very early hour in the morning ln a turbulent
and threatening manner, which left no doubt
mat ma work waa done in Louisiana and
Texas, snd that he must leave lta future in
the banda of the "car pet baggers" and these
who had sustained them. Tbe general aaked
te be relieved el his command, and left New
Orleans, alter permission bad been granted,
without delay. Uarfield afterwards made tbe
amende honorable for his aberatlve action ln
Congress, and Giant In later yeirs did justice
te Hancock's services,
"I CAW STAND IT."
This Is tbe account et his defeat for presi
dent: "At 7 o'clock p. m. en the dsy or the elec
tion he yielded te tbe extreme weariness ami
Jirostratien tbat ensued lrem bis five months'
abera and went te bed, begging me under no
circumstances te disturb him, aa the result
would be known sooner or later, and te.
morrow would be time enough. At & o'clock
en the following morning be inquired or me
tbe news. I replied: "It has been a complete
Waterloo ter you.' 'That is all right said
i huiiuiuii, auu iu anetner moment
be was sgain asleep,
Anextraerdlnarlly balanced temperament,
it then occurred te me, aa often before, one
that was never quite comprehended by bis
superlera, or, indeed, by these who were tbe
nearest te him. The euly disappointment
that he gave expression te waa the illdemn.
tbat hat defeat would make In tbe future or
many of his friends who bad auiiered long
and in various wavs In consequence of their
uuvreucniuuis cause, u is pepuisruy and
strength before tbe people could net be con
cealed, for tbe successful candidate rnpntrmii
a plurality or only 7,018 out of a popular vote
OIU.OOO.OUO.
AT (IETTYHI1UU0.
When Gettysburg was fought Mrs. Han
cock waa visiting her mother In St, Leuis.
On tbe morning el July a, 1M, (ieneral Han.
cook telegraphed from the battlefield (as waa
ma cusuiui racu uajr wuite ins action lusted);
"I sm sll right, se far." A few bems alter
warda be sent a second dispatch, while lying
upon the battUlield desperately- and presum
ably fatally wounded ; I am severely
wounded, ne: mortally, join me stance In
Philadelphia. Parker and Miller, I fear, are
gene up."
In Irent or him Armlatead, Qaiastt and
ether rileuds of bis youth wereslsln by bis
troops, and Pickett, another friend whom be
bad helped in many ways, was dtaaatreualy
defeated.
A OLIMPHg OP LINCOLN,
Mra, Hancock gives us aa Interesting
glimpse of The Martyr President"!
' Mr. Lincoln's careworn faes I rrcill tc
day aa vividly u then. At one of bis levaes,
1 iMMtkBi that MjraM k
isMorattea it I worn se
haad. se he mast be
weary eaeugh of head-ahaktng. Te this ha
replied, la aever te-be-forgotten tones t
'Ah, It thla were all that 1 was called upon
te de bow willingly would It be done ler ell
time; but te aay Ne te the:peer unfortu
nates wbe oeate le aae la tbe belter that 1 sin
all-powerful te pronounce the little word f
only three letters, and who de net aad will
net understand that 1 caaaet act alwaya aa 1
wish, but have ethers te consult this keeps
tne alwaya unhappy.' Mr. Htaatea fre
quently said te met 'Mr. Lincoln haa the
uiggest neart nr any man in the world, and
for that reason we nave te watch him, or tbe
Southern women, with their winning ways,
would get Ida permission te carry with them
eneught contraband goeda te supply the
Southern army."
IIKNRItAI. I. KM AS HUMKMTIU AliVISRB.
" Hew well 1 remember General Rebert K.
Lee, than a major, who waa stationed thereat
that time. He waa the beau Ideal el aaeldlar
and a gentleman. When bidding us good
bye and god-speed upon the eve el our de
parture he said te me : I understand that
you contemplate deserting your pest, which
Is by your husband's side, and that your are
net going te California with him. II you
will pardon me, 1 abeuld like te give you a
little advice.
" Yeu must net think el doing this. An
one considerably elder than Hancock, anil
having had greater experience, 1 consider It
ratal te tbe future happiness or young mar
ried people, upon am sll provocation, te live
apart, either ler a short or teug time. The
result Is invariably that they cease te be
essential te each ether. New premise me
that en will net peruiit him te sail without
you."
i ne sequel snows new isitniuuy i sought
te fellow tbat noble man's admonition, and
hew often In my varied experience I bail oc
casion te transmit te ethers bis disinterested,
truthful convictions. With regrets we badn
adieu te a host of friends, most of whom I
never saw again. Net se with my husband,
however. He met them lace te lace en the
battlefield lu less than three years.
lata ler a tonne far eon.
Llzile W Cb.iuipnvy, In Amertran atagarlne.
"If you will submit te taking a few hints
freta me I can put you up tu thing or two.
There are certain dodges that these great
guns are net atsive using, which are re
markably killing, and 1 doubt whether they
are ever taught lu the seminary. If you are
going in ter divinity you might an well Ins
at the top of the heap, a regular deubly-dls-tilled
1). i., and Ihe pastor et a wealthy city
church. 1 have come te the conclusion tbat
the ministry Is a better field for a smart man
than Journalism, and I almost regret my
choice. Yeu see you have less com petition ;
nearly all the brilliant fellows take te tbe
law, the regular digs te medicine, the long,
beaded eues te politics or business, these
mistaken beggars who care mere for glory
than geld haug en te art or literature, while
only the chax without auy particular voca
tion are lett ler the ministry atid the book
agencies. New don't litre up. Can't you
see thst It Is the luckiest thing In the world
thst It Is se If you have a clear Idea lrem the
start what you mean te accomplish, you can
Just sail lu like a whale among the fishes.
manning by the Newsboy.
Prem the Philadelphia Call.
14 Yeu appuar te have finished with your
paper ; may 1 glance at it 7'' asked a man of
another en a train from Atlantic City the
ether morning. The man who made the re
quest hail refused several times te buy a
paper at the solicitation or a newsboy, 1
have finished reading," remarked thegon thegen
tleman addressed, "but I am putting the
taper te another use new. As you see, I
tare It spread eter my clothes and it serves
te keep tbe dust etl." Then the man who
wanted te borrow a perusal of the newa
leaned forward and made a similar request
et tbe man In front of bint Hut that gentle
man could net spare his Journal, aa It served
te keep the sun out of his eyes. The persist
ent fellow made a third attempt tn get tbe
news through charity, and tailed. Then he
tsjught a paper. " If yeuse people would act
that way with all them fellers." remarked
tbe tralo-bey a little later, I'd make mere
money. That's the first time this seaaen tbat
man bee bought a paper. Hs rides three
times a week with me, and alwaya managea
te borrow somebody elae'a atier after they
tn thrnllirh will, IL"
Ne Need of C'atrhlag Celd.
Frem the American Mualne.
H peaking et colds, 1 have a theory tbat no
one need ever nave one unless he cheeses
in ether words, thst It is quite possible se te
trsln the skin, thst wonderful organ which la
generally looked upon aa te render It non nen
suscepllble te sudden changes or tempera
ture or atmospheric moisture, whence colds
And as tbla is exactly the season te com
mence such a ajatein of pellsr education, as
it has proved ellective in many instances
within my own knowledge, snd sa It Is
within easy reach of every one te try, 1 write
It here. The theory is tbat no skin tbat haa
been exposed freely for hair an hour at tbe
beginning of a day te a temperature lower
than It will encounter through the day, will
note small changes or be stlected there
by. A cold is simply a nervous shook, re
ceived by the minute nerve terminals that
bristle ever the surface of the human body,
transmitted te the centres snd se back again
te mucous membrane, tbe peculiar seat et
tbla special irritation. Let us then se train
these sensitive fibres tbstthey will psss by,
unnoticed, cbsnges or stuiespberlc condition,
.id the matter la acoem pllahed.
I.OUISB.
Yeu say you are net cruel, yet
) en tease
My very hw.rt ent Yes, you de,
Louise I .
Of course It's yours, te de with as
Yeu please ;
My heart's net mine since I saw you
IrfmUe.
Hut barriers mere bltter than
The seas
Yeu put between my heart and me,
Leu lae.
Ah, me ! 1 envy all things, e'en
Thebrotze
That plays about your Illy brew,
Louise.
Tbe skies that bend above you, and
Tbe trees
That shelter all your loveliness,
Louise.
1 envy birds that sing te you,
And bees
That hover o'er your rosy lips,
Louise.
I envy blossoms blowing en
The leas,
blnce they may lie upon yenr breast,
Louise.
let I offend you I Hew can I
Appease
Yeu t Is It my fault that I love
Louise ?
ln Cupid's bands I'm helpless, lie
Decrees'"
That I shall be the lever el
Louise.
Nay, de net frown, inyiweet! Upen
My knees,
I swear I can't step loving you,
Leutse.
Prem IHeHtvwinah .eui.
A Healthy leatacai
Ji a Wfiilnif fur which theuaandj ofenr dys
peptic countrymen and women sigh In vain,
iftml tenbtaiii which swallow much medicine
unsvatlliigly. for no ailment probably
are there se many alleged remedies a for
dyspepsia. The man of bembng Is comtant cemtant
ly glutted with the dollars and dimes oftbeis
who resort te odd nostrum after another tu
the vain hope or obtaining reller, at least,
from tills texatleu and ebttlnate malady.
.Xirrienre Imlliates Hosteller's Stomach
Jlillers as a means of eradicating dyspepsia,
in which a 11 rm rrlisnre can be placed. Ne
remedy lias In three deiades and ever, estab
lished such a reputation) nunc has received
such unqualified professional sanction. It la
an admirable luvigerant, lierause it enrlrtie
the blend, and nut only tilts, but ItllwreiiKhly
'regulates the bowels, kldnes and bladder,
'the nervous tynnitemt are usually rtlllVta
by the inedicuie,
XTOTICK TO THK8PABHKR8 AND
JJI aUNNBBV-AU persons are, hereby or.
bidden te trespass en any of the lands or the
Cornwall and Speedwell stats In Lebanon or
Lancaster oeunues. vbhsh ihvussm ur unm-
closes, eitasr for ias
r the purpess el sheeting or
law w&l te rigidly enforced
aealag en said lands of the ua-
SahlBW. aa thai
scstast all traspasatag as
darsnrss after Uds setles
w m
WM. CULBMAM PBKKMAW.
BV PBMfJT ALDBM. '
idw. u.ruikiif,
awrtl-Md AVumykxtLYi.VQimim'mttft
T-JaMMMJa'
Vs.a.Arf'ia
ma
MKW taUlMHa,
KASKINE
(TH NEW QUININE.)
-4JIVKH-
Ooed Appetite,
Mew 'Strength,
Quiet Nat wee),
Happy DBye,
Sweet Steep,
A POWERFUL TONIO
that the meat delicate stomach will bear.
A 8PECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
And all Uerm Diseases.
M1?iKS,.?I."JP.lJ,.T,,p,e Ann tiueuKssrut.
HlAHlli fUMiriBH. Muperterlniiutnlne.
--J"-t A' sillier, M) fcaat U7lh street. Haw
KlS" SS. ""!" bt Kaaklne of extreme lna
It,,j;.PrJJ"lrmIIOM r seven years snrrniing.
.i?n..w.r-un.,,ewn l.rnn JWpnunfls low, began
1m.5iVV2.,iSi,,?.,,,J','w"" " w,,tk In one
l?..iftJ!1i!i"f hl'"Ji,,,htln l" months,
Clulnliiedldhlmnogeod whatever.
Mr. Mldnen Thompson, the etdmt andoneof
the meat .respected eltlaans of HrldgcporCuemv,
M;L'..!!'i.n..,r tVLX,,.m' anilfer he
last three vears have suffered from malaria and
the effects of iutntnn potsenlns. I recent l SS.
Kanj.lthka.klne.htlh hrnkAnp vhiafaila
and Increased my weight If pounds." """""
Mrs.T. A. Solomons, nr IM llallldar Rt. Jersas
City, writes i My son Harry, eleven veaSSwai
ciirva ei jiaiana ny Hasklne, alter aitesn
months' Illness, when we had given un all hope.
letters from the ntmvii persona, umna- full
details will be sent en application.
Kssklne can be taken without any pedal
tuudical advlee. fl.uu per bottle. Beidliy
H. B. OOOBRAM,
Druggist, m and IM North Uuenii HU Lancas
ter, i'a-, or sent by mall en receipt el price.
KABKINKCO..M Warren at- New Yerk.
IntiM IVdAwTThAS
JJUMl'UKKVS' "
Homeopathic VeUriniry Specifics,
ger liersui, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, Poultry,
I" All a 1IUUK
Un Treatment of Animals and Chart nentCree.
CUKRS-PnTers, Cnm-nsilniis, Inflammation.
A. A.-spinal Meningitis, Milk rerer.
it It strains, Lntmineas, Rheumatism.
CC Distemper, Nasal Discharges.
li.li. Hele or tl nibs. Worms.
K.K. Coughs, lien vim, Pneumonia.
P.P. Vnlle or Urlpes, llnllyaehe.
1.U. Miscarriage. Itnmerrbagea.
11.11. Urinary and Kidney Diseases.
I.I. Brupllve Diseases, Mange,
J.K. Diseases of Digestion.
8TAIILK CASK, with Hpectnc. Manual.
Witch llaielOII and Medlcnter .07.00
rttlCK, Mingle llotUe (everac.dewrs) eee,
8et.fi nr ntiuutitsTsi eit
8KNT1MIKIA1D ON UKCBIt'TOP I'KICR.
Humphreys' Med. Ce.. IUI rulUm St, N. Y.
llanphrti llomeepithie Specific Ne. 2S.
in use si years. The only
sunressful nitnmlv
ter Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, aud
iimimimii uimiiiTer.wurB urnwier causes. SI
per vial, erSvlikls and large vial powder, ferav.
Sold sr Drciiuists, or sent postpaid nn receipt
of price. HCMI'llltBlM' MKIIlblNK, CO..
letriVlvdawTTIiAs, Ne KmPiiIUiiimu N.Y.
rjOlTuKN'ril'l'.GlKlO.
DRUNKENNESS
-OK TIIK
l.lyUOK IIAIIIT I'OSlTIVrLY CIIKRD 11 Y
ADM1N13TKUINU lilt IIAlNkH'
UOLDBN BfgClPlC.
It can be given In a cup el coffee or tea with
out the knowledge or the person Laklng II; is
absolutely harmless, and will effect a pernio pernie
nent and sneedy cum, whether thu palliinl la a
moderate drinker eran alcoholic wn-sk. Thou
sands of drunkards hare been made UitnivernU)
men whii hn ve taken lieldun rtpecllla lu their
coffee without their kiiewl1K and te-day be
lieve ttuiyiiult drinking of their own free wilt
IT NKVBU PA1LH. The system once Impreg.
nated with the Hpeclflc. It becomes an utter Im
possibility for the liquor appetite leeilsU Per
sale by Cllas. A. I.OcilKlt, DrtiKKlst,
Ne. v Kiul King Struut, Lancaster. Pa.
aprlJ-lydTu'lhAS '
-fglYi-'H UHKAM HALM.
eatarrh5Eay fever.
IIAYPRVRR Is au Inflamed condition of thu
lining membrane of the nostrils, ter-.l nets and
thnut, affecting tbe lungs. An acrid mucus Is
secreted, the discharge Is acceuirauled with a
burning sensation 1 here aru severe spasms of
sneezing, frequent attacks et headacheTwateiv
and ludaiuud eyns. '
TUV THK CUKK,
ELY'S CREAM BALM.
ELY'S CltKAM HALM cures Celd tn Head.
Catarrh, llose Celd, liny Pever. Desfnesa. Head
ache iHcsi W Cents. KASY TO UaK. ly
Bres. Owego. N. Y , U. S. A. y
A particle Is applied tu each nostril and la
agreeable. Price N) cents at druavlsua i by
mail, registered, CO eta. ki.y ItUUTIIklls,
. ,., .-. 2Ureenwlcht.,New letk
lulya-lydalvw
w
UITENSTUKHKIN.
HOP OINTMENT
WI11TKN8 HIE SKIN.
Cnres and llameves TAN, 8UNIIUK.V. IIKK
HTl.Nlil. MOSQUITO and all INSKCI' IIITeS.
I'lUI'I.KS. IILOTCHKs, 1 111 Hints, IIIKTII
MAKKs and every form of skin blemishes,
positively cured en the most dnlltale skin with
out leaving a scar by
Hep Ointment.
l'rlce 25 eta, SO cU. aud II. At Druggists or by
if"?.!."0." ,'"J.M'.n''Xc'n- "a" Londen. Conn.
Llltle Hep fills ler Htck-lleadache, Dvspepsle.
llllleusnesa and Constipation have no equal.
85 CW- lylMydTu,lh8Aw
gw
IKT'H BI'EUIKIU.
s.
s.
The Theatrical t-roreesleo.
Merit will win and receive public rvcounltlen
and praise. Pacts, which are the outcome or
general experience, growing through years or
critical and practical test, become as rooted and
Immovable as the rock or Gibraltar In public
opinion, and henceforth need no fullher guar
antee aa tnthetr genuineness. Thelndlipuutble
factthatHwIll'aMpeclllcIs the beat bleed pnrl.
Oer In the world. Is one el these immovable mo
ral ler facts of which we have spoken, and every
day's experience loots this conviction deeper
and deeiwr In public opinion. Kvery cans et
our people In America and In Kurepe, every
trade, calling and profession. Including the
medical profession, have borne voluntary lestl lestl
meny te the remarkable virtues or 8. 8. 8. and
lis Infallible efficacy In curing all diseases of the
bleed. These testimonials are en die by the
thousands and open te tbe Inspection of all.
New come, unsolicited, twedUUngnUbed mem
bers of the theatrical profession, who gratefully
testify te the wonderful curative qualities of
lha Speclfle ln tbelr Individual cases. Their tes
timonials are herewith submitted te te the nub
ile without further comment-let them speak
ler themselves. The ladv Is a iiininiiernr .
famous Thalia Theatre Company, el New Yerk,
and formerly of the Iteslduace Theatre, Berlin.
Uenuany, and of MeVlckers Stock Cuuipsny, ei
Chicago. The gontleman Is a well known mem
ber or the New Yerk ThalU Theutre Cempiny.
Meth am well known In theatrical circles In this
country ana in surepe.
Charlette Itaodew's Testimony.
Maw Yerk, May S, PW,
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ou.:
OenUemen Having been annoyed with pim
ples, eruptions and roughness et theskln, from
bad condition el my bleed, tee mere than a year,
I used a leading preparation or sarsaparllia and
ether advertised remedies te no effect. Then I
consulted a prominent physician, and from his
treatment received no benenu 1 then concluded
te try the 8. 8. 8. remedy ler the bleed, and Ave
or six packages, by a thorough eradication of
my trouble and restoring smoothness tn my skin,
nave maae me nappy, anas cwmnsiiy . run
this testimonial ler such use and publicity as
you wish te make eMt. KU)TTB ukKlmw
4.11 iiewery, near canal etieeL
BBga Hassserl's Testimony.
The Swtft Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.:
Oentlemen-Per two years 1 hud a severe case
etecasma iuedbirsottpii,snlphureaps,Bnd
various ethei rsii'edlui.aud was prescribed for
by numbers el physicians, but found no reller.
Atlsst i determined te try lues. 8 s. remedy,
and seven or eight bottles have thoroughly le
I laved me, aud you can use this cerllhcate In
V NH.IWI JVM n..M,
IIUUO HASHKKKL,
N.w Yeax, May X0' Th'" TI"tre-
Treaties en llloed and Hktn Diseases mailed
'., .. THK. SWIPTHI'KCIPICCO.,
augMmdw Drawers, Atlanta, Ua.
T
WEAK MEN
Sugaring from the street el youthful
S?,'.?I-W"Pr..Trrt2!.i'r??
rTi.- ".".?." '" iinsn isaBMVi
SIMM
UUnlnjlnill BSu-tlenlara fnr hnniM Anvs, waftst..
charge, a splendid medical work; shealB be
raasvby every ntaa who is nervous ana Osblli.
Adores. puur. p. c.pewlkk.
aweaas. ueaa,
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listS.!
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