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MR. nlcKSoA,s AFTIDAYIr.

WASHINGTON, sept. l3.-Asslstant District
Attorney Moore ia his the sworn state
1uent OF foreman Dickson ana viii draw up iornatOns
bastd upon corroOJra ING evidence be
obtained DIcksOn's sworn statement contains only one
point in addition what hc set forth IN the euent
which yesterday tne Associated Press Dick
ron says Bowen, In the course OF Tue conversation
IL which urged the TO"r 10 secure TIE conviction OF
Br.dy and Dorsey, asserted that after conviction the
President would pardon tue dcendant-, possibly WIt1n
thirty Guys. To Dck5On's inquiry ON the pOlu Bowen
answered tat Bliss Aclck ana kor were entirely IgnO-
rant Oi ths IuOyeI tue part OF Attorney GeLcral
Brew stcT.
carr published this morning and extracts from II
were ttegrapuod .st uIS IN which Alexander J. FANS
denies any Wedge Of Juror HO.ncad and tat
he War pOt The COURTROOM uurug the l. II not
a j. Falls Who referred 10 10y Dickson, Dut Frank
III. Fail, a lawyer, ana VINO spent considerable
time
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4 srEERAGE PASSENGER DROWNED

Louis Duyernoy, a French carpenter, aye
thrtynino came 70 this city Tuesday Detroit
Mich where hc had been at work for thin years lie
WAS accom- panied by ais wife and three children whom he
was taxing Oh visit TO NcIuOy dc MOutbcluId, france,
the place Of his birth At late hour Tuesday ght
they went on board the French steamship LAmcrique
ut Pier No 80 North River, having purchased tickets
for storage passage DuNernOy had about 5000 Ia his
pocket altor the tickets were purchased. lie com
Ulaued oil The heat the Storage bunk where he tried
Sleep ana about o'clock yesterday morning he went
up u the and walked about there Wnc n.a WIG
and children slept below after be had been deck Tor
hall hour he accidentally fell overheard ana Was
drowned. Nrs. DuycuIOy and the children went ashore
yesterday before the vessel sailed Inc body was To
covered aud sent TO tho MOIsue late u The after
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LAKE MARANACooK, Me-, Sept 13.-About
three thousand people here today to witness the
boat races. In the one-nia junior single-scul race
Mclean won I'm 10 minutes. The dOube-scuU race was
won by Greeley and Williams. Time 1913 The third
FOR amateur singlescus between Sweeney oi Port
land. and Wees Of Bldeford b. the former In
1890 The second nglescul JUNIOR race had three en-
tues, and by Greeley, after closely contested
race, In l3:4O. The fifth between Riley ana
kennedy over thrcc-me course for purse oil 5000
Kennedy took the lead az the start ana manlaheu II
throughout the race. At the turn he wa length ahead
and the hOmrsteCch Widened tho gap crossing ne
line winner 0y four lengths. Tne-hennedy' lO;'o
ff..xI o.
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ANOTHER ICCOUAT Of THEST0LEN B0ND

WAsHNGroN, Sept. l3.-lt was stated at
the Treasury Department today that tine United state.
bond which was stolen lost in IL, Registers Office
Was $4,000 blank four per cent registered bond Ii
was filed up 10 anybody, Was not eIod by any
BODY and was without thc embossed seal OF the Irras-
ury Department which cannot be cDuutcrfcitcd H.
vas therefore no more tuuu blank check. The differ
en denominations of tAc6. Dads kept a vault in
drawer 10y themselves. and the bonds are placed in
thc drawers in nuLCIIc order and taken from t
top ~ thoy ARE Issued Ilc bond which j, m-.,ug
should be al tho b,to of thc drawer 81 is dcnont-
ton. here tcIDg how long a. 20 BOND was all
stIactcd or mislsd. i, wac known a. month MO- now
ever, tna the Dond missing II J., Thought tuai IL IL
WAS stolen the JhleI va, very ignorant, aud mad 10
idea what il
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THE RACING AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 13.-The first race
today for woy ear-olds, threequarers of mile vas
won by Pixies Pride 1O2 pOunds; St. Martin hlly QO2
pounds, second Time. Il7l2 French pools PAID
$40 30 The second race Citizens Stakes for threeyear
ods mile heats was won by Walter Lee IN two straight
heats his only competitor being Greenwood Time l46
and l40li French pools paid IS 10. The third race,
Tor all ages, 1is miles, by Mendelssohn O2l
pounds, Arthlla O07 pounds, second. WendOyer
Square Daace, john sullivan, MistIaI, Cleaner ana
Z1Otc folowcd in tn, order named. Time. los French
pools pd 80 so. The fourth race one mile, was Won
by Monty 1Ol pounds, Mula-iue Ill pounds second
Time, EIGl2. French pools paid -.
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ably DE unable TO attend the reception 10 Chief Engi
Melville and party in New-York City tomorrow
evening There will be reunion OF all tho Jeanette
survivors this country held in Washington
Meyilles party reaches here. They are expected TO
come straight through Lieutenant DanenhOwer stated
today thar he will submit bis report Of the circum-
stances attending the loss OF the Jeanette to Secretary
Chandler when the latter returns To this city The court
OF inquiry authorized by Congress 10 inyestga this
matter VIII be- appointed by secretary Chandler soon
"a conference can be had with Melville ana the other
survivors of tie Jeanette.
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Il SUccASslUL AGAlcCLruE4L EAIR

EAsTOS, Penn, Sept. LITTLE Planners
Mco anlc institute FAIR the largest ana br7g a-ii
cultural iir held here ia number OF years, began yes.
tcIday and promises very satisfactory results The ex-
hibIu0n building the Hrgcst The state ou side Of
Philadelphia and all TIE space ia IL Is occupied many
persons desiring 10 exhibit being turned away. To-day
chldien's day aud tho puhuc schools closed
Governor uOyt IA company with lIr-d dent tattcll OF
LulaJ c.tc College, Was la attendance to-day. The ialr
VIII be ~ IT'S hc.gut On Ihur-Cay and VIII close ON
Friday.
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An UNCONFOHT1BLE CAuP.

WASHINGTON, sept l3.-Ihe War Depart
ment is informed to-day that the nytr Camp Brown
Tex, IN cher than before and that tn Troops sta
toned there have been ordered proceed 10 santa
Maria, about thirty miles from brownsville. They could
not be taken mlIad Oh account Oh state Quarantine he
situation Camp Brown Is represented ~ alarming
The soldiers have been there twcny days, were DO
tccicu from tie Hood by cmDdukucnt, trlcted by
themselves. Mdtcn nad To nr ,pi dHJ and uight AL
Inc space occupied camp frequency bIl-d out No
Cases oil lever nave Jet occurred III the camp.
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RACING AT BRIGHrON BEACH

The first race at Brighton Beach yesterday
was for purse Of 800, for non-gnner-, .
mile Exeter won. Little Katie coming in second.
The time was 1872. The second race was TOR purse
o. $500 for an ages selling allowances mile. Jim
Farrell won Bonner second TIE lime was M The
THIRD rlce was for maiden thrceye tr-olds, d mile War
TngfOn won, COrJOya coming IN second IA l:2O2 The
last for purse or $3.50. ~ miles, six
hurdles Jim MCGOWAN won, NOl Pros second The
~ -.
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THU MURDEES 1T BTTHErILLK

LlNCnBURG, Va, Sept I3.-Fullcr plr;icu-
lars OF the tragedy at N'thcVue yesterday, show that
William C'ochctt. who killed Joseph Hart ard mOraily
wounded boy, Robert Cl,amons. pursued BIS Victims
several miles out Of town aud shot them down n cold
blood There had been old srdd-e between Crockett
and Hurt but the immediate caused ct tho muracr was
heavy loss su-tucd bl the gune Of ten
pins II Ia Thought hat Crockett the hos To escape
discovery, ultcr rVbOinB Hurt Vi al his money. Inc
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THE CROPS N MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. l3.-ThreshinS re-
ports from the Secretary Of state for September show
that in southern four tiers of counties, whore
teuths the crops grown, the number OF Of
wheat threshed il lO5Gl0or per cent ofthe entire
age The yield IS 1sGjO0O bushels an average Of seycn-
and two-trd, bushels per acre The 0at crop h ons
OF the best ever grown tie Yield per acre. u.s. report
the tureSleIs, Is tnr youe bushels. Corn, tAYu-i
very ate, promises CROP Inc estimate Or
barley IS tWunty -sN bushels per acre.
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i CIRCUS PRoPLRrY ATTACHED.

COLUMBIA. 5. c., Sept. 13-Thc Maybury,
Pullman and Hamilton circus property was attached
here last night by the employees for $4,000 and local
attachments for unpaid hlls we're also served upon the
lropucto,s OF the show. Judgment for sG4O2 exist,
Ia NcwNorh against the rOp,rl. The show las had
hard -ht for several weeks with rival COMPANY aud
both nave suffered nom thr competition Llutt- aye
being made TO pay an the claims and Iut t.s show Ia
the hands of ono OF the OWurre.
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CANOE CHR REGATTA

The first annual fall regatta of the Knick
orbocker Canoe club held yesterday afternoon at
tue FOOT Of Eight -uut-,t, Norm River. A. LoWeutnal
in the Shatcnuc the mile padding IN IL
minutes. - seconds. The Edith Adc.e, slied by K T..
Martin, tbc winner of tne sailing and the tan
dch luce was won boy l.. \. Holman anu W. l. Warren
ID lle cannon COuulIlD.
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murderer escaped, and, last accounts, was SIN A.
THE COURTy.
A DECISION AGAINST \ cavprp,

Judge Gidersleeve yesterday handed down
the longdelayed decision in relation 70 the rnofo D.
John Graham, counsel for Zaclarlah l.. Simloons ~
quash The three indictments found against him On Inn
ary a. 1881. for violating the lottery aud gambling ,g
The only witness, it wlsall ged who had been cxao1
by the Grand jury, wn4 Anthony Comst0ek WIN a.,
agent for tn Society for the -Uppr sDn 81 Vice 90
tempted persons 10 violate the law :hlt be 10 g arf
10 DE Jealous IN me ntercsts OF Ie society Tho it
tUqua5h the indiot ments denied. wv"
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RACES AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.

The COney Island Jockey Club will give no
less than to-day and several OF them VIII
certainly be excellent For the special sweepsiakcs one
mile. Barrett Gro1e and Boojick viii start. Hndoo has
been sick since he was entered and may De able 70
race again. II WI, be II great DISAPPOINTMENT TO the
thousands who hoped TO him run 10 day, bur the
three that viii compete very fast and really
bliant contest may b expected The last race VIII De
a stecpcohase with seventeen entries. The full list OF
entries to the other races as fOOw5
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WARRANTS FoE ILIc1ION SUPLETIsors

PnMADELrIIA, Sept I3.-Warrants were
Issued to-day for tnc arrest o. rncs johnson and Id
ward DonciEan, the United States Supervisors 81 tho
First Division Of the Fourth W.rd charging them with
ILLEGALLY registering votes ~ IL claimed hat the fa,o
IcgrtIhhUu ID part oi scheme Tor Wholesale fraud at
tic nIpTohc.in- election. 4Ae accused men have hot
yet DceL cal tuIeQ
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DETERMINED TO End 4 STRIKE.

PITTsBuRG, Sept 1.-THE iron-Gnishers,
VINO consulate Influential element IL tie Auaga-
mated stion have called meeting for tomorrow
q consider Withdrawal from the society. IAcy
Der 900 u this distinct President jarrett says they
are acung very Badly but their leadcI declare their
teTmnaiiDn end the stu when, they sag promises
M NH Ia
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BASEBALL GANlES.

The Metropolitan and PHILADELPHIA mines
played their eisuh contest of the second series at the
Polo Grounds yesterday. VS. one %. TIE 0cs games
played between these two mines this The d.
team did the best work at the bat E,terbrook Brady
Mcclellan and Nelson led at the bat. summary Of tie
came Is as follows:
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A BR0RLR CoNFEssES 4 MURDER.

DENVER Col, Sept. l3.-Arthur Brooks, a
prominent stock broker vi Ronnond IND. arrested
here Monday for the murder VI Dr. Inonas d. Cause
GloHInOnd August -. re has confessed. Officers
are now Oh their way from tue Eass
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Gusccliaueoa5.

DABY CARRIAGE. TIE NOVELTY.
D THE ONLY CARRIAGE THAT uA,
SPRINGS TO Adjust 10 The WEIGHT
Umbrella large enough TO shield ar al uts by mercy
raising OF lowodnslt send for cncuarto
LP TIBBALS Manufactures. go Broadway. y y
COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
~ for suspcndug window Slshe,. Warranted icr A't'si
yolrs. Manufactured aud Tor sale Al 81 R til i ger
OF Hester iHbhA- A'Hi -
rAlLURE OF APPLE CROP 90 England
L PanRufstS go sale-reu Con. rat ,liiou 70 i't,
don, ". e., EuL anu rctcl consignment ui q. ' 50
direct TO The trade thereby "a. brokers aid 90
mediate charges Auction sales l L Gees uui tl " -
seud,gs daily Kce. euces 10 3ts.r COATS So N' o1@'
O. London
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M oS :.... p
Iuu- cIrucI-plIoIelq pima D. Metropolitan F.rst base
hy errors ...lpla :" Metropolitan T. Total let IN
bases pu.afcI '.I d. Metropolitan Total base hts
Iu4Id, pll d. Metropolitan =. ~t.IcN out PA .uclpAl4 -
VI, .ropoIt4n o. tupAe-'lr clinton. lnlc Ol g4no-OLe
hour and twenty five minutes Passed l-ll5-C.dpp
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CIVIL NOTES.

The orTlmcnt On .tho motion 70 continue tho ,.,
porary injunction recently granted 10 fayor NJ ~.
Ninth Avenue Railway Company restraining rho otve,
rhoritcs from preventing tLe company from te3r,, ~
The pavement on the Boulevard between sxt, fourth .
and Seventy FOR the purpose Of extending m
track between those points had yesterday ba,...
Justice Lawrence I'm The Supreme Court Chauhe,.
The cOmpanys right 10 extend It's track j. b' uron
grant OF the Common Council. which Wa- affer,rsrS
confirmed by act OF the Legislature. In 0pU0.n 20
the motion "a continue the injunction. ~ wa. a-oqt
that the company had lost f. rights by non user snJ
that the old B0Oningdalr road. ln reference 30 Which
the franchise Lad been granted 10 the COMPANY wa. "a
longer IN existence. Justice Lawrence reserved bis de-
cisOn.
Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Court, Chambers
yesterday made order di>sol,iug the firm ~ Kennedy
Hutchinson 81 co. The order made or the con on.
OF all the parties I'm the action brought by Mr. Hutcbn
son, Elihu c. Mitchell. George II. Brewer and George
McGOWn for dissolution Of the partnership ard an
accounting. Tie order also directs The deposit with bs
United states Trust Company of an tLc cash belonging
" Ie Iuray receiver Of the other property of tlr frn
including books aud papers, upon his giving UNDER
taking u the Of $1,000. the accounts firm
are 10 be taken by Samuel II. Lyman as referee.
COURT CALENDARS-SEP SEPTEMBER H.
SuPRFWr COuKr-cH,M BEgs- Before Iavrenee J.-Csl.
endar called ~ II n Nos ~ lOi no. .Li 49, ltq
~ 1872 200 2O2 2Ol POS 2l7 2ls III 226 2-7 22 10
SUPERIOR coURr-spRcIAL TrRN-Before Russell no
day calendar.
C0nioi P.gAs-sPacrAL TgRf-Refore Van Brunt $50
day calendar
= Tor
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Ocrmm CxIermnalorc.

NOSTAR', ENTERNIlNATORS xii koacnss
uelmp. Bra. Moths Rat. Mice iniaiibe iorsss Al
ot ssouous o. Il. Vigorous. so " os -Oths1i aV' D'
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Gutunln Resorts.

VERY HOUSE KAIQNAH NORTH
"a EHN WLSICHL- IEl..-f4l and winter b0sal;
terms = buafiu-. Auutins nutting re idas na
ANA very healthy rctur's seen World JIt.wl 0...c.
HLENWOOD HOUSE. Delaware Water d., -.
~ Pennsylvania. Beautiful mountain resort finest ll-l-
the Water Gap. scenery unsurpassed, hoI4. =
equi ped f,r a.. trade. Address GhOHGL ". /LIGL..,
PIoPietor.
HIGHLAND HOUSE. Glm~ons-on-tho-Hud
son. y. y viii remain cu dutg th- ia ana ~fer.
Address a. GAEnl~JH.
KIITATINAY HOUSE, pELANAiE
Noveubei, aiiOrd.ng an opportunity - Who mas ae ,
visit this popular mountain resort dl te fr-Alul
umu months. send Tor circular VA BNODHrADG SONS.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
vi DELAWARE Wat j. GAP pENN.
Opeu through autumn VIII cNrc tIf comm lpn9
"a rtl .ous Rates ion permanent M 1-s no Tests
Neu.ent - aA po.Atso OK Interest I'd. 'lg.,i-t
MAPLE GROVE HOUSE, Neycrsiul,, su.i-
NJ County y. ~ VII reaia-.i zen t.inn-l ~cp"u
beer and October. arte IOO- excel u board. ue.A.-ll
sttu,r delight rtIh D- 4r drtt-, f.ll- uNt 3
uer week. ,..u AL Lc Fences lNr JONI. '.A'
Court .i0u-c, H.or,yu g. Hth. posi-. a. Nt.l .lA'
BloONyu -. "a. Hartman, - pa d.'l1c'. b. /. l.i..
MI H. WILLIAMS, Pn.ne-or
PAVILION HOTEL. Islip, Long Island. n-
i mains open uuu November JAMES ia .t..-
SEASON OF 1852.
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REUNION OF THE JEANETTE SURVIVORS.
WAsHINGTOH, Sept l3.-Licutcnant John
W Daucnho"er, of the Jetnn &C. crew, has just To-
turned to this city from Capen sprius-. W. Va. Owing
" the oOntnuod bad condition vi ha eyes Le VIII prob
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RACING OK LAKE MARANACOOK.

T. LOrillards colt
DWyer B.Others geding Boot
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lips to the pale brow in answer words
would not come. osLl - II
The dying soldier suddenly raised as a
flood of sunlight swept through the maple
leaves.
HHow it must CLEAN on the cross at old
St. ICuthbert. When you bury mc in its
sha adows, don't Jet the bell toll to strike
joy out Of some life, 81 theJ did wherf'-
HIS voice failed, and Fenwick. bending
to catch his last words, heard him mur.
muir:
. Into Thy hands, OH, Father, = -
Jasper Ingram was buried as he wished,
in the shadow of the cross, and laurel
wreath and martyrs crown were placed
side by side on the newly made mound
over which 10 funeral kncll was. .ruug.. -,
Tho mourning train wound its WHY back
to the village, leaving Roger Fenwick and
his wife standing alone blythe igrayt. No
wofGs broke the silence, and hand in hand
they wandered down to the bridge. And
there, as she leaned upon him. he gave her
the dead hero's last message, and she sob
bed out upon his heart the story OF their
housekeeping nothing baok-tellipg all
her own misery and voc When they parted
upon that spot where now they stood.
|. Holding her fast within his arms, hel
usband, strengthened by tic perfect
love which she now bore him, wept bitter
tears, such as only strong men weep,
and asked himself if it was better thus
and if the gallant soldier, whose heroic
life of abncgation crowned by Divine act OF
mmOlatiOn, was not far wOrthier of her
love than he, her husband, whom she
loved with love complete.
THE END.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CWAErHnyORE 1;1pIIE1:E

SWAIsTHASORE COLLEGE
~ RE-OPENlNG IN RESTORED BUILD.
NV. Both sexes admitted. College an,i pre-
Etr:ltOry school under care OF members OF
the Society OF Friends. The main buil,iin.,'
DESTROYED by fire 9th month, last, has been
cnnpiG1ciy rebuilt. enlarged, ami fitted up
in Languages, Literature, Mathematics ami
ttc Sciences. New Scientific Building con
aMminS ci,;,I i.aboratories, Drafting Rooms, Ma
thorough COURSE in Chemistry, Mechanic,i
and civil Enginecring The next term opens
9tn ., mo tsept.) 18th Apply early, ~, other
earliest applicants. '" ''o
For full particulars, address
EDWARD NJ. MAGIJJ Prcst
SwarthnOrc College, Delaware Co Pa
iune:ss2:;Ind 80
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IKAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE. - TIE
~ Great English Remedy. An unfaiiing
euro Tor llnm.cncy, and all Diseases that
tnde. Pain in the Eack, Dimncss OF
vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead TO Insanity or Con.
SuMpllon ana Premature Grave. Full Dar.
ticuiars IN our pamphlet, which We desire to
scnt tree by mail 10 every one. Tho Specific
Mcsiclne y sold by all druggists at 81 per nlck-
age, or "a ter s.. or will Ee sent fret,
by mail on the receipt OF tho money, by AL
HresSinS the agent. II. Il. Cochran, l37 and III,
North queen street. On account of counter
huI, We have adopted tho Yellow Wrippcr:
thconly genuine. Guarantees ofcure issued by
uS. For sale in Lancaster by ii. h. CoclIrnn
l37 North Queen street .
arri2!vd&w
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NWlTHIN &. SIiOlsTLIDGES
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
MEDIA, PENN.

Il "IcS HUH FHIlaueIph1a.
SCHOOL YEAR OPENS SEPTEMEEH 70
FIXED price covers every expense, even
DOCKS. &c. NOcXtra churgcs. No incidental
expenses. No examination tor nd a, ission'
Thirteen experienced teachers, ali men and
all graduates: Special opportunities for ant
Stlm'cntS 10 advance rapidly. Special drill fOr
duh and backward boys. Patrons or students
may select my studies or choose tho regular
Eng! Eng!isil: .Sdent,iic. business, Classicii or
civil Eirsi1ltEf cOurse., ,Stadenfs fittc,l nf
Media arc row I'M Harvard, Yale and ten Other %
colleges and polytechnic schools. Media has
seven churches and a Temperance cLarfer
drinks: For new Illustrated circular address
the principal and proprietor, SWITHIN g.
SllOitTLlDGE. A. NJ. ( Harvard University
Graduatc) MEDIA, PENN a9,:imE &w'
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Il l,atrassrOiH

Writes: !'with nj nrn, stfSlt hand .(aot
= atrembling Onc), though my age is nearly
eighty, give my testimony to the value of
EurtlOck B;OOd Eitters; for twenty years l
suffered tOrtureS indcscr1bab.c through dya-
NepsiI, indigestion and constipation. 1 tried
hunsire.ls of remedies, but AL w,s money
thrown AWAY until tried your Ditters. give
EuriOck Blood Eitters thc, credit for making
me strong and hearty" Price 81. For sale ut
II. Il. COchr,tn's drug store, I37 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
WILL you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? ShllOll's Vt!aliZer is guaranteed
10 cure you. For sile;9t COchran's drug store,
III North Queen St.. { lnyl.IwscOWSV !
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L1NC1srEH HATCH Iss.

INI Watches and .Jcwelry, and representa-.
tive OF the Oldest House in the Trade in Lam
caster county, has sold 10 his customers about
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4 hTAI;liI. IlAY-FEVEK.
Ely's Cream Balm

Efcctua1ly cleanscs
tho nas,tl.passagcs of
Catarrhal virus, caus-
Ing healthy secre-
tiOns, allayS intlaln-
nation, protects tho
membrane from aGi-
ditiOnal colds, com.
pletcly heals the
sores ami restores
tho sense of taste and
smell. Beneficial re.
suits arc realized by
q few applications. A
thorough treatment
will cure Catarrll,
Hay Fever. &c. Un-
|equaled for colds in
tho head. Agreeable
TO use. Apply by the
little finger into tho
nostrils. On receipt
OF 50 cts. will mail q
package. Sold by ii.
Ii. COchran,l37 North
.Qneen street, Lam
caster, Pa.
CO., OswcgO, N. Y: