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says; "for ! wished to thank you my
self, and at the same time to ask you
question most momentous to NE.
1T Is this.
Dora, will you make the life you
have saved more precious by laying that
dear hand on mine, and saying that you
will be my wife?
Ah, little one my heart went out
to you the first time that we met Uut
little knew to what strength my pas
sion had grown until the dark hour
came when feared that death was about
to snatch you from me-
''Dora what is my answer to be?"
And always thought it was Elean-
ore ycu cared ior," Dora says, as, a
little later, size sits with a happy face,
and her little hand tightly clasped IN
her lovers.
so l do ere fo1' Eleanore-very
much; but it is Dora my heroic darling
that ] wish for my wife-the guardian
angel Of my heart aud my home!' is his
answer.
"I am more pleased than can ex-
press is Eleanore's enthusiastic excla-
nation, when the bilssful secret i, con.
ided to her.
Il do not believe that in all the
universe there is anyone nobler thar
my guardian; and, Dora, darling yor
are well mated, for nobility and heroisn
are kiudred qualities, and after what ha
passed you can certainly never cal
yourself a coward -
Dora stopped her mouth with kiss
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\ Claim on ffis Friend sizi "

Il understand" saiI a Texan to AL
Arkarsas uaa. "iha' you nLot Eiii
E!uAlls.
.'Yes.
well. co4:.lu.s! the Texan. 'Blil
Was friend O. saine. aud III have ~
ave.lse his DEATH. Are yDu arned?
You sAv tia, Blu 8>a your fr.ei.d:'
.'Ies, the ~arIa.s; ever hal. and I'm
goiag 10 give IL :o YOU righ, here, AID
he dre. pistol.
Hold on, exclaimed the Axaasa~
man. Bill was frIend O! fnine, tao.
and taorr shaE that lac MAS NY brother
ie-law
"oA, well, ,aea," sail the Texan,
returning Iii. pistol. Il guess you had
1a rign. - slaoo. HIM ! diin't know
tia. yon lad sn. claim % his friend
.!aip.
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Wr.~a WERE swEEIE'T

OIe wol..4 !J,c T. = amazing
Win -urh rosy I"uting .ip-
Tnt5l1qh ihe ne.d- and orchard. -'fayihg'
r,pck,ng flowers AMI c.o'cF Ups,
Aa.ch were sweetest who can ie..-
The c,pger Ira
or polting Fps:
the suns 81. On he .ahi'
All the muse II ne b.ria'
In III. own her ..y hah1,
In his ear her .Ow-Drca Gel WITS
Which aerc sweetest who can "..--
Thc song Of birds
or low-brea,aed words
Overhead the Summer sRi"7'
Ic.tlnQ clouG., or go.dth ~
ry hl- SIDE her lovc-lit eye,
Tears and smlles OF pp'e .e'GDl'
.sn nlcn ser2 swcetv who t@N 'eli -
= nc Summer skies
or l0yc-!i: eyes
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1h q Etlelwei.s.

Tie curious and Interesting Alpine
plant, edel weiss, WHICH travellers III
Switzerland have SO often carried away
fer It's local and poetic association and
have as uniformly failed IN the attempt
10 cultivate ii, has at last been reduced
to cultivation by al English gardener.
He treats the plant as a biennial, and
raises batch Of seedlings every year
THIS year tie seed was ripe July %, and
was Immediately sow3 II peat soIi
covered with q little silver sand Or.il-
nary seel pans were used. IL fort
night many eeedIln. plants "cre above
the surface a4l growing satisfactorily.
l b. so1l III the seeI pans Is Kept moist,
and the plants we'll shaded from the
sun under the plant stage OF green
house. The young plants are kept IL
the pans ali winter, then prlcked OF
s,ngly into small pots IL March Ia
May they are planted ont Il rock gar
den, WHERE they grow freely and bloom
piotusclv. Sandstone appears 10 suit
tie edelwe.ss well: tie roots seem to
fA..ea themselves 10 /; and produce
vigorous plants. 4 pos ton IL the open
SUI appears 20 be bes; suited, Il Engiaad
10 the wel-betng OF the plant In sliIs
county E.ore shade would probably Le
he essarv. The demand for estelSelss
nas been SO grea. among Traveller. II
the Alps that several cailtols have k-o-
h.bitei the sale Of the plants, lest tkry
should bs entirely exierInlna'ed-
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SWISS Newspapers.

: Switzerland, unlike other countries.
has no leading journal, because no one
town enjoys any great predominance of
influence or population. The federal
capita. press has not the conspicuous
place corresponding to the newspapers
IN other capitals. The press is local,
and no paper has large circulation, DIS
foreigners would estimate it. The Swiss
papers often copy items about their home
affairs from the London journals, as they
have little money to spend on gathering
news. There are 307 political papers
and official gazettes inSwitzerland, pub
llshed i.l 15S cities, towns and villages.
Of these eightv-slx are weeklies, Ia
semi forty-seyen trl-weeklies,
forty-six are printed every day but Sun
day, and four each day. Only one pub
fishes q morning and evening edition.
The total circulation is G65, 900, about
| one for each voter. German is the prin-
cipn language of the confederation, and
222 papers, 1Laving q circulation oi
| 665, 900, 9fs printed in language Of the
| primitive cantons seventy one, having
a circulation of rs, 900, are printed IL
French; seven, with a circulation OF
8, 900, IN Italian; two i'll Romansch, ano
| and one III English. The number O
non-polltical periodicals published IL
this country is 253 (l64 in German
seventy eight iu French, seven in italian
and two III Romanschl J, with ccmblnet
circulation Of Coo, 900.
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THE OH1OAGo weekly NEWS Is evertwhere reoog-

THE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS Is everywhere recog-
nized paper unsurpassed in all the requirements OF
American Journalism 1t stands conspicuous among the me-
tropoltan journals ofthe country complete Newspaper
It's teegaphc service comprises all the dispatches Of tho
Western Associated Press and the National Associated
Press besides very extensive service Of Special kilograms
from all important points AS Newspaper it has no Bupe-
ror It is Independent in Politics, presenting all political
news free from partisan bias colorng and absolutely
without fear favor to parties 1t is in the fullest
aFANILY PAPER. Each issue contains SIX COMPLETED
STORIES besides rich variety of condensed notes
Fashions Art Industries, Literature Science etc., ETC. It's
Market Quotations complete and to be relied upon. 1t
is unsurpassed as enterprsng pure and trustworthy
GENERAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Our special Clubbing
terms bring it within the reach Of all Specimen copies may
be seen at this Office.
Send subscriptions to this Office. .-4+la-,"~,.>
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ExnerIence .he Rest Gulde.

The reason why women every
where use Parkef'sp Ginger Tonic is,
becadse they have learned by ex-
perience--the best guide-t that this
excellent medicine overcomes des9
pondency, periodical headache, in
digestion pain indhO back and kid
neys, and other troubles olthe sex
Home Journal.
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
NOTABLE FEATURES OF FASHION AND
PROC%css.

After late lingering Winter how
grateful to soul and sense are the
iativudes ard lustres of Spring.
Mature, throughout the length and
breadth of-the land, puts on her
Aower-garnished robes of green,
while for us IN the great city, the
sun showers fall upon echoing by
paths Of granite and ashphalt; and
we are fain to oenjoy such glimpses
of early flowers as are obtainable
from the show windows Of the dry
goods temples Of gotham. Shop
ping is a delicious business for the
nonee, and is exciting to compare
notes and draw deductions fOtthose
remote from mercantile centefS, Y
AT Lord & Taylor's--they haye
the loyeliest things, and the styles
are simply perfect. y u6 +.
Dress. goods cover the entire
ground Of possibility in the matter
Of color, texture and combination.
a gamptl Of grades and
sizes frori one extreme tothe other.
one can scarcely 20 astray, either
in the class ofarticle, or in the fash
ion of its make or trimming.
Yet while they haYe class ofim-
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NEW YURI!S
GAS LIT LIFE ELLU5lRATED.

The above is the title Of a series Of
sketches of tue shady side OF life and
character in the Great Metr )poi5, now
being fully Illustrated from au'Aehtic
sketches in the ...
NATIONAL Police GAZETTE
Of New York, which are re istic and
faithful portraitures from cal life
The illustrations are by the 0e5t artist
ic talent attainable, and th e descrip-
tons are from the pen o. the most
Gifted journalist and brill liant writer in
America, who, it is conceded. has rival
led that master hand atwOrC painting-
Charles Dickens. Itis sufficient to say
tlat "New York's Gaslit Life will
N esent the most striking vivid and
truthful pictures Of the under current
of LIE in New York City that have
ever been presented to the public
The National Police Gaze ,te Of New
York, is for sale by all new8dealers,
price 10 certs per copy, ori, can be Or
dered direct from the publi her
Subscription price, 500 per year.
The National Police Gazette, Of New
York, has no correction with any ouh-
er publication Of lis clGss, wno for
gain, as far as possible copy its title
and appearance.
.CAUTION.-The public are cau-
toned against buying weak limitations
of the National Police Ga4ltte. ihaIl
cases SEE that the paper is dated irom
New York and has the paJIl4A1r'e
name printed on each copy.
RenHttances Should be made bypgst
Office. order, draIC on New lotA, u Uy
registered letter, to
RICHARD X. FOX, Publisher,
. Cor. Spruce and William SIS.
New York City
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one 81 Dollar a Year. y, !

The Best Story Paper in the West. AS
columns of original aud choieelyselected
readiiig reading matter, printed upon large,
plain typega Issued Weekly, and naildd ito
paid, f0f one Dollar d Year. ilvsay new
subscribeegetsa a Afeihidm. Hea@ fof sam7
pie copy. Addreas
ClsicAGo ALDCER, Chicago, III.
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Tan End not yet.

Mother Slnpton aud lhe rest of
'em having made a failure in their
p predictions as to- The time when HE
worli would come to an end, it ap-
pears that science it,elf, which
caused the'lare,t sensation in that
plmicular,. is now about TO come to
grie5 oral least is some what at sea,
o1 as will be seen by the following:
Prof Proctor says: II should es-
teen it a lavor-though ! think |
insight almostclaim it as alight--if
p those newspapers which have
s0fead the news of my supposed
D '.' prediction, would be good enough
10 explain that believe that the
world is more likely to last 10000
059. OF years than 10 be destroyed
y iaI3," .e.ts.st
He fs9l easy now 1t will last
-. OFT tlme.
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From the Natcbez Democrat.
THOSE NATIONS.
Rational Reasons Why They Should be
Furnished by the Government.
BY UNCLE STEVE.

BY UNCLE STEVE.
Oars difference OBJ opinion
Bout der feedin' oh der hans
Dat's Stribin' fur libbin'
On der oberdowin' lan's, "a .
But | t'ink it's easy proobin'
BY oletime ways an fash'uns,
Dat dem dat changed our 'dition
Am 'sponsible fur our rashuns.
When in state Oh bondage
II a hebby rise it came,
Our marsters dey TUX care oh US
An'fed US jus der same;
But soon dem Yankee sojers come
And freed US rite away,
Which, do ii pleased US at der tim
We 'sr0tS il Till dis day.
AS our marsters' rights warn,
'spected
But der gub'ment us did lub,
Lett take our marsters places
An furnish us wild grub
'Kase when der Lord freed Israel
An Ley loudly sung hOsannahS,
Warnt i. cause wien dey wur
staryiH
Dat lie sont 'em down bernannas.
Ter-dsy der Jews am comm
Gross der waters ob der sea,
Bound fur dis Ian OBJ promise
Der country Oh der free;
Wi1out a Moses lealin'
Dey leahe their Russian foes,
Ter find EU5HIN' rIbber
A runnin' by our doors. tH
An', aldo b le'bes IN shielding
Frum a persecutin' ham .
All der people dat am comm,
No matter frum what lam;
Yet Pink it's wrong teilin' 'cm
Dey's gwine ter be we'll fed,
W len der folks dats now libbiu'
here
Can't git 'nough meat an bread
Well, as der Lord did not forsake
His people in deir need,
An der refugees comm
We's in honor boun' ter feed,
D.. 'et dis pow;ful gub'ment '.'
Dal's bro..-a our fondest ties
Git in a sort OF w"STin' way
An furnish us supplies.
An l don't tink it 7'ud cost much,
Fur Isee dat many I..h 1a
Am comm in der private yat Is
You kin ketch JUS all you Wis
Dey's der Lords glitter der multi
tude "'t
Now on lebbies yet in site
Dat der gub'ment ought ter furnish
bread
lpluk no more dan rite!
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FARMERS LOOK HERE!
WE YbUR own GuANo.

Shun these guano dealers and manu-
facture your own fertilizers lMost Ct
the material is oRiyourioyn lipms and
easy to ;Pe had, and the bq9lpqqqge can be
had at your nearest town.
One receipt for quickly inAnafactur-
ing guan0, lar better than.tlie spurious
stuff sold bWunserupplolEs, dealers, will
be mailed to you on receipt Of
ONE DOLLAR.
The directions are simple, no tools or
APPARATUS needed Besides what farm
ef already has, and the IcostJloes not
exceed THREE DOLLARS per ton.
Three hundred pounds put on an acre
will make bettercr0p than any guano
you can buy. Send your order and
one dollar by mail, at my risk, with
lpost-ofic6 plainly written, to
{ esGi 9li hid. EDEsSFIELD,
ssps be5sstsc. SWainsborO, Ga.
Feb. 2l-16w.
llV sl.5 f,t &l 3lf4Nti ~
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.HnnestY is ne best policy
,. orr ume.

Honesty is the best policy in
medicine as well as in other things.
Ayers SSrsaparilla is genuine
preparation, au unequalled spring
medicine and. blood purifier, deci-
,dqdly supeporto all others In the
~ mauke et.o Trial provesit
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lo The census OF 1880 puts the yot
iagpopulatioR 1of Mississippi at
e'i 238, 8,65s-+100 ,962.white and 23O,396
-colored. uoS /. IA ~
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-Sena}or Lamar has return. d
p to Washington. -s
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{'s : ~ Col. o. r. Singleton will make
aoi 'sls'ith strong ili' fght for congress- in his
new district. ae ialo
s19b1o 1laFOr burns, bind onmoistened
baking soda. 1t will give prompt
and permanent reliet
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.p The Chicago Weekly News is
d what It's name indicates--a NEWS pa
per. 1t fairly bristles with news
g The Weekly News and the ADvER-
= ~rlsER. both for 50 a year postage
included. Send yonr subscription
3
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GOING EAST.

TO THE EA$T
cLosE CONYEcTIoN is waGa T - r T.:r:av
and SOTTHI.i.-A&,, i!I f..
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IPLEY ADVERTISER; So PER ANHGa.' POSTPAID,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

THAT hacking cough can be SOQulckly cured
by >hiiuh's Cure. We guarantee ii. For sale
by II. Il. Cochrin, druggist. l37 ami l3J North
Que, n street: myl-iwdeOw&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

E4-Maka your Old things look like new hy
using the Diamond Dyes and you will b.
happy. Any Of the fashionable co!GrS tor ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
From Emporium

Geo. Dodge, sr., n well-known citizen OF Enl-
porium. writes that one of his men (San Lewfs)
whilst working in the woods SO severely
sprained his ankle that he could scarcely get
home. but after one or two applications of
Thomas Eclcctric Oil, he was able TO go to
work next day. For sale by II. Il. Cochran,
druggist, l37 and l33 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

CArAERH cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured by ShiiOh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by ii Is.
Cochran, druggist, Stand l33 North Queen st.
myl-lWdcOw&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
MEDICAL.
DHNrAL NOTICE.

<NxaY'S Specific MEDICINE. YHE
" Great English Remedy. An unfa.ling
cure ior Irnpntency, and all Diseases that
tTie. Pain In the Back, Dimncss OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and mary
other diseases that lead 10 Insanity or Con-
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full par
icula-s in our pamplct. which we desire to
send tree by mail 10 every one. The Specific
age, or six packages for S. or will Ee sent tree
Dy mail on the receipt OF the money, by ad-
dressing the agent. ii. Il. Cochran, 49, and lSi
North Queen street. On account OF counter
f..its, We have adopted the Yellow Wrapper
the on " genuine. Guarantees Ofcure issued by
as. For sale in Lancaster by II. Il. Cochran
Druggist. l27 and 10 North Queen street
TiIEGRAY MEDICINE co..
aOrl2lvdX~
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CEALED PROPOSALS

CEALED PROPOSALS.
y Sealed proposals for prison labor IN the
Lancaster County Prison In tho manufacture
Of cigars, for one year from Jan. .. 1852 will be
received ut tho residence OF Albert Hagen,
President. Mount Nebo I: o.. Lancaster
county. Pa, up to DECEMHER -. to be
Opened January 1. 1882, ut 10 o'clock. H. m., ut
li.. prison. Contractor to furnish tobacco.
foreman. etc. The manufactOry has nrst-cIass
accom- mOs!atiOns and now makes S0OG0 cigars
Oer month"; For full particulars address the
president. by order OF the board.
ALEEkT HAGEN
GiI.ficccglSw President.
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AIDES HAIR DRESSER.
MRS. C. LILLER,
T.AnrES' HAIR nRHSSHp

Manufacturer and dealer in Hair Work. La
dies and Gents Wigs and TOupees. Comb
tngs straightencd and maue to order Hair
Jewelry OF all kinds made up. Kid Gloves
and Feathers cleaned and dyed. Also Ladies'
Shampooing, at
NOS. es5 q 81 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
ES-Four doors above 2. x. X. Depot.
Oct1G3md*
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Don't Throw Tn the Sponge.

when suffering humanity are enduring th'
horrors OF hyspeEsia. lnniscstioh or mt dNHn' ~,
clincd TO throw UP the sponge and rcsiEI
themselves to fate. We say. don't do ii. Lake
Eur,lOck Blood Bitters the umfailnc remedy
Price 81 For sale by ii. Il. Cochran, drug
ui,t, Ii11 and l39 North Queen street.
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MEDICAL.
NEDICAL
nX. EENSON'S REMEDIES.
IFrom Andrews American Qucen.l
CLEOPATRA,
OR THE
Queen of Sheba'S Beauty
WAS But SKIN DEEP.
WAS But SKIN DEEP.

The renowned Queen OF Sheba. with all her
royal pomp, magnificent apparel and brilliant
retinue W. uld never have appeared Wlthih
the pre- sence OF the grandest OF the monarchs
of the past had she not also possessed that
which Is the crJwnlnS glory OF the female per-
SONIA skin unchatlcnged TOR its Oriental soit'
ness and its almost transcendental purity.
Cleopatra, holding emperors at bay, and ruling
empires by her word, had quickly lost her
charm and power by one attack OF blOtches. or
of pimples, Or OF horri. tan and freckles.
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD.
by her b. auty, not less than by her purity of
character, lOveiiness OF dispOs itlon and un-
selfish devotion. Indeed. in the estimation OF
perhaps 100 many men beauty in q body takes
precedence over every OtLer consideration.
Beauty thus forms an important part OF wO-
mans :. working capital without which too
many (if not bankrupts in what relates TO In
1lucnce within the circle where they moVe),
| are pOwer!es5 TOR great good. Hence we see
not only the prOpriety but the duty OF every
lady preserving with Jealous care that which
to her is essential to success, and influence
aud usefulness in He And since "beauty Is
but skin deep" the utmost care and vigilance
| are required to guard it against the many ills
| that flesh is heir 10. Among the great an an
nOying enemies of beauty,
OF EITHER SEX.
well as OF comfort, Eappns a:,'t health,
are those pcstilcrCus ami HON i'll kin diseases
letters. humors, eczema (s:,it rhcum), rough
aud scaly cIuptiOns, ulcers. pimp!es and all
diseases o! the hair and scalp. For the cure OF
ali hesc, DR.. e. ". Benson, OF Baltimore, after
| years or patient study and investigation de-
vOtc to diseases OF the skin, at last Drough:
| forth his celebrated SKIN CURE. which has al
| ready by its marvellous cures, established IT.
| self as The great remedy for all diseases OF tho
skin. whatever bc their names Or character.
Its success has been Immense and unpara:.
| lelcd. All druggists have ii. 1t is elegantly
put up. two bottles in one package. Internal
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

GROUP, WhOOping Cough aud Bronchitis I'M
media!ely relieved by Shilohs Cure. For sale
10y II. L. Cochran, druggist. 80 and $50 North
Queen st. myl lTdCOwSW
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EVERYONE PRAISES.

Sick headache, nervous headache, neuralgia,
nervousness, paralysis, dyspepsia, slceplcss-
ness and brain diseases positively cured by
DR.. &. W. Bensons Celery and ChamOmflc
Pills. They contain no opium, Ininine or
other harmful drug. Sold by all druggists.
Price, 81 cents box 81 for two. $50 for six,
postage frcc.--Dr. 9. W. Benson, Baltimore,
Md.
G. N. Crittrmton, OF New York, is wholesale
agent for DS. &. W. Bcnson's remedies.
dccl6-lmdM WAS
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TINION lsETHEI.-CIlUIsCH OF GOD -
u Rev. G. W. Seilhalner. pastor. Preaching
at lOI& H. IN. by the Rev. j. W. CriswelI. and at
~ p. m., by the Rev. w. y. Owen, OF the First
Baptist church. Experience meeting ut "a
u. m.
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VNEEK OF PKAYER.-ThE PASTO rs
w of the various churches are requested
to meet in the Vcstry room of the First Re-
fOrme,! church at 10 o'clock il. H., on Monday,
the lS;h. TO arrange for services during the
week OF prayer. II. FRAfNE, Scc'y,
Ministerial! Association.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

YlNE MINlsTEEIAL ASSOCIATION
/ will meet Oh Monday next at 10 Il H.. in
the ves:ry room of the First Reformed
church. Topic tor discussion" Who May
Marry" To be opened by Rev. j. Max Hark.
NJ. FkAYNE, Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

TINE OLD MENNONITES WILL HOLD
i services in their church, corner of East
Chestnut and Sherman streets, on Sunday,
Dec. II, at . o'clock p. III. Preaching by
several ministers OF Virginia. ltw<dS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16

CT. PAUL'S NJ. T.. CHURCH, 5. QUEEN ST.
y Rev. A. /. Collom, pastor. Preaching at
lo11 L. NJ; and ~ r.. III. Sabbath school at ~
y. III. Public services Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday nights at 80 p. III.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
RELIGIOUS.

(OLERAlN BAPTIST ChUKCn-KEV. J.
~ b. Soule. pastor.-Preaching on Sunday at
lOH a-m and ~ p. III. Sunday school at g..
m. d&W
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-04-26

VIRGINIA CITY, Nevada, is a played out
town, and is being very generally deserted.
Business men are packing up their goods and
moving away, leaving their storerooms and
real estate to take care Of themselves. The
following advertisement from the Chronicle
tells In forcible terms of the business strgna-
ton and depreciation of values that followed
the failure of the once celebrated mines of
that camp 1.-TWO dwellings for sale, one of
ten rooms, rustic finish, fine veranda. Both
houses built since the big fire, of good, new
lumber. Also, two cooking stoves, some
bedding, chairs, crockery ware and other
things. . Price, for the whole. 500. Taxes
for 1882 already paid" Verify is the fu-
ture Of a city depending entirely upon its
mining resources a very doubtful matter.