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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13
DEST AND HEALTH

rUE DkNsVILLE SANITAhlUM,
Knovu AZ our Home Hygicue Institute
The heat place Tor rccuperafon from "ver"Ork or Tor Sc
mountain scenery with most charming drives and
ne purst OF water Air untanted BY fogs maaFiaor masn
"i drainage Institution IN charge of physicians grad
sts ~ re1ar colleges MOlere Thermo Electric BAN and
80 neor bathing facilltics Excellent Table, elevator,
trained attendants telegraph situated on hre Halfway send
% Tor circular diving fan description and terms Address
my bANsVILLE sAHITARICM, DansviBe, Livingston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

CMITH HOUSE,
- ORNWALI~ON.HU DsoS.
Omen from Of May to November. Mountain air river
view; splendid drives g II sMlAh
GUNNER BOARD at HILLS MANSION
- HOUSE, Eashamp1n Aaes; special rates Tot Ma ana
June RefecDceas Il. j. Spear IA BroalHay - - feSfh
III broad 81 send for circular. WALLlAm hA4-A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13
GFRVNN MAI,

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
1 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE UiTN ZEN NENAoRk,
sOLTuAMiION And BhLMIN.
NTCKAU Saf. MAY is UABsEU no sat; MN p
IFGUENeTATFEN Nav d Gen MERDfK Wed. Juno :
MAIN ........ sat, May .l tkAl N3lilM no 'hh'
ODER ...... sat. MAY 2, DONAU sat June II
RATES or PAssAGE from NTW.YORE 20 SOUTHLAND
Ton. ID ANtI Oil BRGNI.N;
SIlItAaE. $50
Return tickets ~ rcluci rate frepld stcerag' crfuu
Gates F27 steamer slu fipu Pier between second and
Imiu's'9-' iA'oVAeu' rf,frS q co eHov'in~ Green
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EORT VIEW HOUSE,

MHlIE-IONE ]. T.
Select family rreort - miles rvm New YORK. on norm
shore Ions aan. with fine ysws % The Sound and Fort
SCHUYLER Opcn May d. Fine drives boating, fishing and
bathing Steamer Idcwid leaves Pockslp daily az 8ls
D.. D.. 4.la D. llusling and North shore railroad
trains hourly nom Long island city Terms moderate:
q DINSpAfGH, Proprietor.
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crOnNrERTY COZZENs0.

WTNI IUINT On IUI II I1UN,
OPINS FOR THE SEASON MAY 81.
Thoroughly renovated aud rcfurushe having passenger
elevator ana ali modern convenieuces Diagrams may
and rooms engaged at the New. York Hotel, n !.
II. CRANsTON Proprietor
EDGCOMB HOUSE, NEW-LONDON, CONN.
- -On The sound opens June beautiful and hesithy'
malaria, hay foyer; perfect drainage; location usui
passed; gas, bells, telegraph special rates ioI Gne
Il. :. EDGCOMB Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13
GENERAL, TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY


~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
Pier Company. new so. A. North River foot ~ Morton
Travellers hv This line avoid both transit by English la
way the dcunorts o crossing the Channel IN small
boat.
CANADA Frsuccul. ........ "Wednesday NAY Is. o. M.
PFRFIRg DcarIaue "Wednesday. May 2i,3 liu
LABRADOR angler .... "Wednesday. June J. $50 70. M
Lyour.is Suh
INIIN IIE Ei.MIAN- won't 80 EmNllnE .ltIlln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

ItR ~AIE.-A dellgntIul country seat aDoul
100 ~ choice land c0Wmodi0us house, barn and
u.pal tbudngs pure aer ue gardens fruit shade and
Ornamental trees unsurpassed FOR beauty and hcaltlnness
lilau. Pros ect lil- Village ~ buSkng llge'
churches. schools. stores. hotels. market post Ole
telegraph ard alrnaf d,9n. mmed.2tc vicinity Daily
founl cation witt Ntwl0fs by railroad; house oinds
and gaidens good oror c'-lnuso hcd land IN cultiVa
tlou. 81, ,..-,,
il musgnf0cs ma' o. oycr aud agne VIII he sold
M crot Na-lin Immediate ,ossfslou furniture. stock.
&C. n dr-i.oi Address ~ H. DtkENAS, Cont rollers
Ns.nt Nnrf
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HOTSE.

- EAST HADDAM, CONNECTICUT.
situated the balk % the Connecticut River about
eighteen Ssybr0oK Point and accessible hy both
aud steamer House newly arranged aud furnished and
kept ln best of style. For particulars address
J. II. GREEN, Champion House. East ltnddam conn
NRANST0NiS MEST POINT HOTEL
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Summer iaesorts.

A DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23s Broad way. Thirty
nrstst @oS West TNeutythir-st, corner klghtb ava,
Nn o. East unlcn square. Third.
corner Forty-sevcntl.st az the HARLEM OFFICE&
Noa 1901 and $500 Tlirave, Dnchuncred and.
tWentynfthst, up 10 2. n., al regular ONCE rates
A FEW GENTLEMEN can have excellent
board SO weekly % minutes from bertyst inmates
from station facing NewYork Hayi bathing and siing Ad
dress A. KLARICH Pamnpo, NJ.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY-three hours VIA Erie
Railroad have home comforts good board farm, boa
Ing fishing, mountain air send for particulars GAUDl
NEEk $50 Grnndst
4 4 NYACK-0N-HUDSON, furnished house
= 70 ht-l2 rooms; modeTn Improvements ample
grounds extensive view riyeg front stallca
OWNER 80 Vesey.st.
At LARCHMONT MANOR-Fomr OF six
- gentlemen be Wen smmodatrd DouaiisOu's
cottages best location nne arDor yachting bathing and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

- THEMPER HOUSE Accommodates $50. Open from
june 10 a. oconcr Electric i-ht gas steam bot and cod
water. electric bell. in every rnOu JACOB H. IEEMf.h,
JH. Proprietor. PhUnicil tiseT Co. y. Y
CATSKILL. N.Y.-Creekslde House now open;
- reduced for May and June; boating, bathing and
fishing. boats free, for photograph and parsrafs see
Charles Bear t1enths Hotel. or address II = EChLEk
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SIS. RAYMOND. on the PREMISE.

EOR SALE or TO LET.-At Ell MORA, n
Il j. SO city Central Railroad Of New
Jaey lnufes walk FROM station trains daily each
several dwellings containing ten TO twelve
besides bathroom, and kitchen pantriea
so>et furnace &c lots 60 10 20 feet front apdlsO feet
ceep, 50 feet wide Of the most healthy and de
sabg localities IN the state extremely low viii sell
ri ce Of che improvements good parties only POr parcu
lars Il o. pEN NET lkO broadway.
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GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, y. Y.-House now
~ open 80 81 ground gas water wool hres fresh
fruit amos egrf-hiu ullk carriages rtages &c On place
JAMES 60. ROE
no. FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS,-Ihe
4 claim HDlse Beckett Macs, IS now open Tor de-
-,rrtte ,irruar afdr,-s 4. O.. CROSS Prpu'ior
HOTEL BELLEVUE, near Seabright, y. D.,
or.ns or tho season June J. House open f0r the
SELECTION oi o. ouis J H. COREY, Proprietor.
HEALTH. COMFORT. QUlET.-BOard at
4 Dln,ll.n Sea jersey. hour hy central Railroad.
lptracpHt children Nurse taken drirliiu house.
ar.. .rieu absolute hrllthrlaess mosquitoes salts
faction guaranteed send ior circular ..
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MPERIAL GERMAN LIE

4 WI LIlI-NIl = ITINIliN ITlNIls
L Hamnnfr American Packet Comp1uys Limo l"i
PLYMOUTH CuEl:BDrRG aid UAMBl go. ,
81 f.N IA...........- MAY % WlELAND Way ~
FIIsfA.................May 10 WESTfHALlA.--.t
Rates passage to plymouth, London. Chergourg Ham
hnfC and an points n the south Of Eneland fist taln'
500 SECOND Cabin. $50. stecngc $50 Round lnp
90 rclucol mict siecrasc irom Hamburg ha'fe ana
southampton, So ..-..
kINliAlUI ,c CO.. q. T. kli.tAliD q 1Nf
tcuafli Ar.uta. General Passenger Agents,
q Ern-l--l. \. y. 40. ID ElnaNNay y. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-11

gers of one are brilliant diamonds. Most
Of the bodies are simply without human
shape. On many the legs, arms and
hands are wanting. The scene outside
the burning theatre of wives seeking their
husbands, children looking for their pa
rents. and parents for their children, was
heartrending. The immense crowd stood
silent as death, watching the flames. The
telegraph Office, only two minutes walk
away from the fire, wa, crowded
By persons who had escaped
from the fire, and who informed
their friends ana relatives of their safety
to allay fears. heard many Ameri-
cans cabling home that they were among
the living. The generally accepted the
DRY of the origin Of the fire is the acci-
dental upsettiug Of small spirit lamp.
The first act Of ''Cortes d Hofmsn"
represents q Students beer house in
which lamp is used. Ihis set fire TO
one side Of the scenes, and the flames ex-
tended in a moment to the flies. Other
versions Of the cause ore printed. Three
of the Grand Dukes were present last
night at the scene OF the disaster watch
ing the finding Of the dead. They wept
bitterly. The emperor has telegrapbed
for full details to be gent to Godollo.
Subscriptions have teen opened by all
Vienna papers for the relief Of the suf-
ferers.
London, 1e.-A Vienna dispatch says
Count Tafe, president of the Austrian
ministry, and several archbishops as
sisted the sufferers at the fire. In one
passage of the theatre, without an outlet,
forty persons lost their way and being
unable to return, sEfocated. Emperor
Francis Joseph subscribed twenty-five
hundred forms for the relief of the suf-
ferers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-15
POLITICAL.

Democratic County Ticket
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
Z. II. YUNIC, City.
GEO. W. BROWN (Painter). lst Ward, City.
PRoTHONoTAEY
Il. l.. HAMBI;IGHT, Rohrerstown.
COUNTY TREASURER.
PETER McCONOMY, 5th Ward, City.
CLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
REA REED, Bart.
CLERK OF ORPHANS COURT.
PETER RERICH, sth Ward. City.
PRISON KEEPER.
ISAAC HULL, Earl.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
NJ. .IIILDEBRANT, Mount JOY.
HENRY NJ. GEITEK, 4th Ward, City.
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR.
PHILIP WALL, 9Th Ward, City,
ABRAM SIDES, West Lampcter.
PRISON INSPECTORS.
LEMUEL WEST. West Cocalico,
JOSEPH HAEAKER, Hapho.
JOHN l.. LIGlrNEE Lcacock.
*yacancy, to be tilled by County Committee.
Declined.
Delegates TO State Convention.
SENATORIAL.
NV NV District Il; II. Ii #. EHkEKi' GhiEK
REPRESENTATIVE.
!. a. j. DUNLAP.
,. MARION HARRhR,
JAS. T.. MARSH.
,. ABItAM COLLINS,
GEO. ". SCHROEDER.
Democratic State Convention: Williams
port, SEPTEMBER 2S.
Meeting OF Democratic County Committee :
Lancaster MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
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The Spiler and the Mouse.

4 curious spectacle was to be seen OF
Monday in the office of Clever's livery
stable il. Lebanon, Ky. Against the wal
of the room stands tolerably tall desk,
and under this small spider, not larger
than q common pea. had constructed a
web reaching to the floor.
On Monday forenoon it was observed
that the spider had ensnareda young mouse
by passing 4ilalcents of her web around its
tail. When first seen the mouse had its
hind feet off the floor, and could barely
touch tho floor with its fore feet. The
spider was full OF business, running up and
down the line, occasionally biting the
mousc's tail. making it struggle desperate
ly. Its efforts to escape Were unavailing,
as the slender filamcnts about its tail were
too strong for it to break. In short time
it was seen that the spider was slowly
hosting its victim into the air.
By o'clock i'm the afternoon the mouse
could barely touch the floor with its fore
feet; by dark the point of it's nose was an
inch from the floor At o'clock at night
the mouse was still alive, but made no sign
except when the spider descended and bit
its tail. At this time it was an inch aud a
half from the floor.
On Tuesday morning the mouse was
dead, and hung three inches from the
floor.
The news of the novel sight soon be-
came circulated. and hundreds of people
visited the stable to witness it. The mouse
is small one probably less than half
grown, measuring about one and half
inches from the point of its nose to the
root OF its tail.
How the spider succeeded in cnsnaring
it is not known. The mechanical ingenu
ity of tho spider, which enables her to
raise body whic. must weigh forty or
fifty timss as much rs herself, has been
the subject of great deal Of comQlcnt and
speculation, and no satisfactory solution.
OF the difficulty has been found.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-15

0EfHANS' COURT SALE. BY VIRTUE
~ of an order OF tho Orphans Court, the
undersigned will expose ut public sale, ut the
Lancaster County House. East King street.
city OF Lancaster, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
l6, 1881. ut TX O'Clock D. M All that double
twO-stOry frame dwelling house with one
story frame back building attached. and
same is erected also well with pump therein,
situated on East Chestnut street, Nos. as an,i
$50 east of Franklin street, containing on the
or less, and extending in depth that width,
one hundred and twenty-five feet, containing
fruit and other trees growing thereon, being;
the same property OF the late Amanda uuis;-
ley, deceased
Parties wishing tn view the premises " i'll
call at Nos. 75S and go East Chestnut street,
or upon the undersigned at his office, No. &
Court Avenue. Lancaster city.
Terms OF purchase made known at time 0f
sale. HENRY SHU BERT,
aug Is, ,20&SeptlO-lwd Executor.
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A Blackbird KOOSt.

An Interesting Daily Sight near Troy.
Troy Times.
Many of our citizens have noticed large
fiocks of blackbirds that daily enter the
city from the north and east and fly to-
wards Mount Ida. These birds attracted
the attention Of a reporter, and he resolved
to find their roost. They apparently all
come from the country to the northeast Of
the city, and seem to have a common tryst-
ing place. Ascending the hill on Congress
street the birds were seen to alight on the
trees in the grounds attached to Ida cot
tage, owned by the Warrcns, and on enter
ing the premises Mr.. Eisenlolr,
the gardener in charge, accompanied
the reporter to the rOoSt. Though
one little biackbird cannot make much
noise, yet when tens of thousands are
holding Il caucus and initiating the De-
mOcracy, their voices are we'll calculated
to quiet ii speaker. Each of the little
creatures seemed lcsromS Of occupying
the particular twiS of its neighbor. Grad
ually, rs the sun sank behind tho western
hills, TIE twttering. nesting and chirping
ceased, and, except when an occasional
shrill note or fl'lttcring sound told that
some unfortunate had been crowded Off
its rOOst, all was quiet. Shortly after sun
rise the birds commence the flight to fields
ascending with wiiir resembling the
noise of a hundred saw mills. They
return home in scattered detachmeNts,
and leave in more compact bodies, fire.
queutly III one immense flock, which some
times actually casts a shadow of darkness
over the earth below. They continue
their iliyht together some distance into
the country, when they divide into smaller
focks and go in all directions in
search Of food. The distance covered
by these birds must be many miles
each day, as hocks Of them are
daily seen rs far as twenty miles
from the city flying towards Troy in
the evening, and appearing from that di-
rection in the morning. They arrive
generally in this vicinity in May, and stay
until the approach of cold weather, when
they disappear for mere favored climes in
the south. From the fact that they are
generally found in large numbers near grain
fields it is supposed that grain is their
principal food, ard from the crops
of few of them examined by \
reporter the supppsition was verified.
Each crop was filled with grain
and the amount eaten 10y a bird was over
half all ounce. This would give bushel
a day for every ,920 allowing them one
meal Of half an ounce of grain each per
day. Estimating tile number of this roOst
at 10000. 10 bushels of grain per day
would be consumed in feeding them. 1t
will bc readily computed what it costs to
maintain this feathered army for season.
1t is question if they pay for their food
by the destruction of insects.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-15

MEDICAL.
IN THE SECRET,
RAILROAD MEN, BANK OFFICERS AND
CAPITALISTS ABFEC TED
SERIOUSLY.
A Little inside Chapter That Will be Rea
With Interest by the Public.

A Little Inside Chapter That Will be Read
With Interest by the Public.
Railroads. banks and capitalists arc the great
moving and controlling power of the world
now, and there IS a road, rough road, through
which all that attain to eminence must pass
and many fall in the fight. Thought, study,
mental and brain work Is the highway to eni
nence; and work, thought, worrying, plan.
ming, calculating, all feed upon the brain and
nervous system, and the results are Nervous
Prostration, Heart Disease, Apoplexy, Paraly.
sis, Neuralgia, Nervousness. Sleepless Nights
Sick and Nervous Headache. and q sudden
dropping out of the business ranks from over
work and nervousness in some of its forms
This is the natural consequence; but if the
nervous system Is fed and supported in pro
portion to the waste and demands MADE upon
1t, these fearful results would not be heard OF
or known.
The remedy is simple. sensible one. Simply
to feed the overworzed. irritable nervous sys
tenn. And that can be done. and that is being
done successfully every day, Ly the use OF DR..
Benson's Celery and Chamomilc Pills, special
preparation for Nervous Disease, Sick and
Nervous Headache, Nervousness, Sleepless-
ness, Neuralgia and Dyspepsia. These pills
are not q patent medicine, but made by reg
ular physician and used by the profession at
large. Sold by all druggists Price. soc. a box
Depot, 106 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
By mail two boxes for 81, or six boxes for $3.50
to any address.
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zancaster FntelIigenrer.
EVENING, SEPT. IS. 1881.

ENGAGED.
I've sat at her feet by the hour
In the properly worshipful way;
I've carried her many flower;
I've read to her many a lay:
Social battles with frienL and with lover
For her sake often have waged;
And now, from her lips, discover
That she-oh. that she is engaged.
One season we led in the german,
And one We were partners at whist
On Sundays we heard the same sermon:
The opera never once missed;
We were generally winners at tennis,
Our skill at the target We gauged,
But difference between now and then Is,
For now she--for now she's engaged.
have carried 4 parasol DER her,
When we strollcd in the deep shaded grove ;
Whole minutes I've dallicd before her,
Assisting to button her glove;
As she sprang to the saddle my fingers
Her wee foot 4 moment have Gagged,
And the thrill in my pulse still fingers
Though now shc-though now she's engaged.
Docs she ever live over, wonder,
The night that VIC sat I'm the cove
One shawl wrapped about us, while thunder
And windstorms and hail ragged above?
How, trembling she hid her white face on
My shoulder, and how assuagcd
Her fears by the story of jason
Does she think OF all that when engaged:
On my walls hang her many mementoes:
That cathedral she skctclcd me in Rome:
1t was after my camp life she sent those
Silk slippers to welcome me home;
I've the letters she wrote me at college
In book all assorted and ragged
How delightful 10 read with the knowledge
That now si.e-ycs-now she's engaged!
I am gOin, to call there tomorrow
In her Joy she will greet her Old friend
Without even Il shadow of sorrow
That the friendship has come to an end;
And close in my arms will fold her,
No matter for papa cnragcd,
Shall his wrath from me longer withhold her
When to nlc-'tis to me she's engaged. l..
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GOOD CHANCE.
4 DESIRABLE COAL AND LUMBER YARD
FOR SALE

The undersigned offers ut private sale q
property consisting OF seven lots of ground in
the town OF Springville, Lancaster county, ut
the station on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
the Lancaster & Harrisburg turnpike. The
improvements are 4 twO-stOried Frame House
2lx24 feet, used as q Railroad Station and Ticket
Office, a Frame Warehouse 24x4S feet and
Coal and Lumber Yard, with about 200 feet OF
Coal Shedding. New Fairbanks Scales of S ton
capacity; :0D Feet OF Railroad Siding. TreStle
work for dumping coal, with space for exten-
sion of same. Buildings mostly new ana every
thing in good order. Location pleasant, in Il
thickly settled agricultural ncighbOrhOOd and
a fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has an established coal trade.
and capacity and advantages to do good
shipping business and increased passenger
travel. Price $9O00-on reasonable terms. For
further information address
JOS. ii. HABECkER,
Spring Garden T. o.,
IecO-im Lancaster County, Pa.
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Tho Law OF Kindness.

Is universal: 1t affects all the human family.
all animals, and may be even found in patent
medicines Some are drastic, and the patient
Is obliged to suffer pains worse than the dis
ease but in cases of obstinate constipation,
dyspepsia. there is no remedy so kind, so gen
tie In its effects, and yet satisfactory as Bur-
deck Blood Bitters. Price 81. For sale at II.
b. Cochran's drug store, ls7 North Queen
street, Lancaster,
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Nearly n Miracle.

+. AsGniih.Hall, Binghamton, N. y, writes
! suffered tor several months with adult pain
through left lung and shoulders. / lost my
spirits, appetite and color, and could with dii-
fcu!ty keep up all day. My mother procured
some EnrlOck Blood Bitteis; took them as
directed. and have ielt no pain since first week
after r.Sin.s them. an nov quite well
Pri 81. For sale at III. Il. Cocliran's dl ug
stor". : North Queen street, Lancaster.
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FOR SALE.

DARBER SHOP AT PRIVATE SALE
ID An old established frstciass stand, cen
trally located. with goodwill and fixtures,
now doing fine business. will be sold at a
bargain by calling Ut No iS5 North street
Sel2lwus
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"A Sure Cure for Piles.

Do you know what it is TO suffer with Piles
Ii yo;i 90, you know " hat is one of the worst
tOrments OF the human frame. The most per.
feet cure ever known Is kidney-WOrt. 1t
cures constipation. and then its ionic action
restores health to the diseased bowels and pre-
vents recurrence of disease. Try it without
delay. The dry and the liquid are both sold
by ruggiStS.-GtObc. sel2-lwd&w
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II. +. SLAYMAkER.
AGENT FOR
Reigart'S Old Wine Store

Established In 1886,
IMFORrKR AND DEALER IN
FINE OLD EHANDIES, SIIEHRIES, Sl!rk
RIOE OLD Madeira, Imported in 1873
1927 and 1881 CHAMPAGNES o
EVERY BRAND, SCOTCH ALE
PORTER. BROWN STOUT.
No. 20 EAST KING ST.. LANCASTER. PA
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HOusehold Words.

Jas. Pearson, @ Sixth Street, Buffalo, Says ::
81 have used your Spring Blossom for myself
and family, and think 1t Invaluable as house
hold remedy, for regulating the bowels, liver
and kAlneys. l shall never be without 1t: !"
Price 20 cents. For sale at II. 3. Cochran's
drug store 1877 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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DENNSYLyANI EAIi.ROAD-NES
Il SCHEDULE-On aud after MONDAY
MAY 10th, 1881, trains on the fcnnsyi-
vania Rai!rOaa W i'll arrive and leave the Lam
caster and Phin .!elpha NGpOts u follows: