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house which he at once showed to tho lat
ter, who thereupon was more delighted
than ever. It came from the young
mans father, and authorized him
to draw at any time for $500. Mrs.
Wetherhead, the ]andlady in question,
frequently drove out and on one occasion
invited the student to accompany her. She
informed him that she had some calls to
make and hence when the mutual drive
was over he left her to perform this social
duty. Improving her absence he repaired
to the house, entered her room and ca ried
off iewelry and camel's hair shawis to the
value of $1,000. The whole thing was
done with remarkable skill, but it cannot
be repeated. The telegram lay, of course,
is played out, but the boarding house
thief will find some new method of opera
ton and perhaps will display still greater
degree of ingenuity in the next land.
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BOARDING HOUSE SWINDLNHs.
A Notable Case of Robbery In Which Ian,
lady Lcst $4,000.

-
lady Lcst $2,0GC.
New York Letter.
The great annoyance of our boarding.
house keepers is the dead-beats which.
habitually prey upon this unfortunate
class. The expedients to which the beats
resort to keep up their credit are numerous
and ingenious. A very common one.
however, is the postal card trick. These
cards are mailed by themselves and con.
tain promises Of payments of largo sums,
The iandlady is supposed to read these.
which ought to help the dead beat q
credit, but this trick is rather worn out.
The boarding house thief is also an object
of dread, since he penetrates the highest
as we'll the lowest abOles. No long since
alseries of deprcdations occurred in first
class house, and it was eventually discoy-
boarders. She was a married woman of
elegant appearance, and even her hus-
band was surprised by the revelation
which followed detection. He found tha.
his wife was an expert thief, and in this
manner was enabled to dress in style
much beyond their means, which she ex.
planned by tale of imaginary presents.
A more recent instance is the victimiz
ing of frst-class landlady, which was
certainly done in the most skillful style.
A young man of high attractive appearance
called and engaged board, representing
himself as medical student and showing
letters of recommendation which were ac.
cepted in place of references. The new
boarder proved very agreeable and soon
won tho landlady's complete confidence.
In . few days telegram came to the
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+x+ "Do boldly what yon do at all" Boldly
do We affirm that kidney.WOrt is the great
remedy tor liver bowels and kidney diseases.
Rheumatism and piles vanish before It, The
tonic effect of Kidney W ort IS produced by its
cleansing and purifying action on the blood.
Where there is 4 gravely deposit In the urine,
or milky, ropy urine from disordered kidneys,
il ALWAYS cureS,
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lAkcER DIFFERS Fsoli AT NORMAL
TALLY q new product, .neTer.-nnsjsr anT 'i cir.
c1mstances, existing in 4 healthy system.
HANGERS and TUMORS of all kinds cured
Diseases, Chronic and Private Diseases auc-
cessfully treated by -
, G DIS: H ID. and dNs-AuLONGAKER.
Consultation tree. oGby! :. s2sadSW
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l had severe attacks OF gravel ana Kidney
trouble; was unable TO get any medicine or
doctor to cure me until l used Hop Eitters,
and they cured me in Il short time.-A Dfstin-
guished Lawyer in Wayne COsnty. N: Y:
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PARKER'S GINGER tonic,

1t you are wasting away with CONSUMPTION,
Age, or any disease or weakness, you will ind
the Tonic HIGHLY INVlGORATING Med
ICINE THAT NEVER INTOXICATES.
None genuine without signature Of H1scox
Il Co. SOC. and 81 sizes at dealers in drugs.
Large saving by buying 81 size. aplO-cod cow
NRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE. - The
~ Great M English Remedy, An unfailing
follow loss OF Memory. Universal Lassi. asst.
tuGe. tide Pain IN the Back. Dimncss OF
vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity or Con-
sumption and Premature Grave. Full par
ncuiars IN our pamphlet, which we desire to
send tree by mail to every one. Tho Specific
Mediclne Is sold by all druggists at 81 per pack
age, or six packages for s. or will he sent free
6y mail on the recent OF tho money, by adj
Gressing the agent, II. B. Cochran, l37 and l39
North Queen street. On account Of counter.
fa fsits; We have adopted the Yellow Wrapper
us: For sale in Lancaster by II. u. Cochran.
l37 North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.. NY.
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Magic ln tine Ninefcent,, Ccn,ury.

Magic IN tho Ninetcenttl Century.
n. McIsca. Wyebridge, Ontario. writes " l
have sold large quantities OF Or. Thomas &c
lectric Oil it is used for colds, sore throat.
Group, etc. and, in fact, tor any affection OF
the throat IL works like magic. 1t is Il sure
cure for burns, wounds and bruises For
sale at ii. Il. COchEin's drug store, 1J7 North
Queen street. Lancaster. e.
SBILoH's CATARRH KEMEDY-a positive cure
tor Catarrh. Diphtheria and C&nker Mouth.
For sale at COchran's drug store, III North
Queen street.
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Desp1sed,

Dctp1Holt.
Ry the unthinking. BurdOck has been con-
aidcred L weed, and its luxuriant growth. un-
pleasant smell, etc, has rendered 1t, to those
mot knowing its virtues" nuisance. and
yet the root has long been acknowledged by
savan.s AS most invl'uabl" rs 4 diuret'c, ape
rIcnt and bloGi purifier. BurdOck Blood Bit
ters embOdy all its good Qualities. fricc 81.
For sale at ii. Il. Cochran drug store, III
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's cure
will give immediate Ielief Price, 10 cts, 50
cts. and 81. For sale 1t Cochran's drug store.
III y NOrth Queen street
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ED-The diamond Dyes always do more than
they claim to do. Color over that Old dress.
IL Will look like new. Only 10 cents.
SHILOH's CURE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, WhOoping Cough and BrOnchitis, For
sale at LOchran's drug store, LII North Queen
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A FULL LINE OF .LORlLLARD,s
"A Chewing Tobaccos. Rebecca only 10 cts
per plug at HARTAAN'S YELLOW FRONT
CIGAR STORE. . Z
q NORTH QUEEN STREET.
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f)UBLtC SALE.-ON TUESDAY, OCrO-
i EER II, 1882. will be sold ut public sale Mt
the Cooper House, by the undersigned e8ecu-
tors of Elizabeth Adams, the following de.
scribeh property:
A lot of ground situated On the east side OF
South Prince street. Lancaster, Pa, fronting
IL feet * inches on Prince street, and extend
ing in depth the same width l53 feet inches To
land OF DIR. Henry Carpenter, which bounds it
on the cast; bounded on the north by prop
erty or the late A. l.. Hayes, and on the south
by property OF the late Sarah Adams, on
which Is erected Il two and U bait story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE { No. % and u
twO-StOry frame back building attached. The
house contains ten rooms. water in the house
ami hytlrant ana well in the yard. There are
a lot of frui; trees on the premises. This Is Il
desirable property, situated within one and d
half so uareS vi Centre square,.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. NJ, on said
day, when attenhance W i'll be given and terms
made known by ~ -, p. .
GEORGE BOWMAN
JSO. =. ADAMS,
HENRY SHUEERT, Auct. Executors.
~E r. ? sep23, ,3OOct7, Ia, ,l6&l7d
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Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, TETTERs, HUMORs, INFLAM
NATION, MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH
SCALY ERUPTJONS, DISEASES OF
HAIR AND SCALP, sCROFULA
ULCERS, TENDER ITCIIINGs
AND PIMPLES,
on all pArts OF tilB body. 1t makes tho skin
white, soft and smooth; removes tan ant:
freckles, and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE
WORLD. Elegantly put up. Two bottles In ono
package, consisting OF both internal and ex
ternal treatment. o..
All first class druggists have it. Price 81 pei
package. --
= @. N N.iCEITrlfITON, lis Fulton street, New
York, Is Wholesale agents for Or. =. w. Bon
sons remedies.
sepIG-lmd, NJ. .W&S&w
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DUEBLIC SALE.-ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER
Il Is, 1882, by order of the Orphans Court OF
Lancaster county, the undersigned adminiS-
traitor OF the estate OF Sarah Ford, deceased,
will sell ut public sale, at the Hicster House,
in the c ty OF Lancaster, the following de-
scribc,i valuable city property, viz:
All that certain One-stOrv BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE and lot or piece of ground ap-
Lancaster city. on the north side OF Lemon
street, east of North Duke street containing
less, and extending in depth of that width
"a toet, four and one half inches. Bounded
Oh tho south by Lemon street aforesaid on
the east by Cherry alic!, and on the north
and west by property OF John Keller.
Sale to commence at O'Clock y. Ill.
Terms-ApprOved security to be given for
the payment OF the purchase money on April
l, 1888. g., ...s- JOHN FHANClSCUS
Administrator OF the Estate of Sarah Ford
Deceased. -
HENRY SHUBEHT, Auct. siSeodtSG
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OOAL.

TOAL AND CH.NisNT,
~ Pure LykcHs Valley and other kind ol
Coal tor all purposes we'll cleaned
Best Brand ROsendale Cement al reduced
prices. Also Limestone Screenings for walks
and drives; guarantee satisfaction.
Hay and Straw by the bale or ton.
Yard and Office Harrisburg pike.
General Office: aOH East Chestnut Street.
KAUFMAN, KELLER &;.CO.
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OANES, CANES. A FULL LINE FbO1d
HeaARTNAN,s YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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WyEST MISSION, M. T.. CHAPEL, CHAR
w lotte street below Misunderstanding
At l0H L. m. and at ~ p; m, by the pastor,
m. Young peoples meeting at Gk p. III. a
flower festival this evening 1T TX O'Clock. No
admission. All are welcome.
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- Rev. q. w. Seilhamer, pastor. Preaching
at lOH Il. IN: and N p. m., by the Eev. A. II.
Long. of Marietta. Subject in the morning
"GOdlincSs ana its Advantages" :" in the even
ing the % Universal Invitation" Communion
services in the evening.
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CT. STEPHENS CHAPEL, COLLEGE
~ Campus.-COmmunion services ut I0La. m.
by Rev. DIR. +. A. Cast.
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CT. PAUL'S nj. T.. CHURCH., 5. QUEEN ST.
- Rev. A. ]. COLON. pastor. Preaching at
~ a.. . PRAYER ~ Injecting e on Wenesav s AZ eye5 ~
ing at $50 O'Clock.
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RELIGIOUS.

ISIRSr REFORnIED.-DIVINE SERVICES
L tomorrow at l0a a. NJ, and "a p. M
Sunday school ut las y. IN.
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nRPHANS COURT SALE,--ON TUESDAY,
~ OCTOBER 3, 1882 by virtue and in pur-
suancc OF an order of he Orphans Court the
undersigned will sell at public sale at thepub-
lie house OF William Baltz, on West King
street, Lancaster City. all that certain double
onc-stOry ERICk DWELLING HOUSE and
lot Of ground hereto belonging. Situated No.
81 on the north side OF West King street, con-
tanning in front on said West King street q
feet and extending in depth southwark l4i
Miss Hepting. Daniel SwOpe and others. Sale
to commence ut O'Clock, p. m, of said day.
when attendance will be gwen and terms
made known by CONRAD MOSER,
Adminis:ratOr of the Estate OF Conrad Moser.
:; Sr.. deceased. :. s94tSXOct:
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Vrii:sT BAPTIST, EAST CHESTNUT ST.
+ service in the morning at !0M and in the
evening at Z. by the pastor. Rev. W. U. Owen.
Sunday school at Isis y. III.
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Harrisburg Express, west, ut $40 p. m mas
direct connections (withOut change OF carsj to
COlumbia and York.
Fast Line, west, ON Sunday, when tagged,
will stop at DOwningtOwn, n, COAtesville, P1rkes.
burg, Noant Joy, ElizabethtOwn and Hiidle.
tDwE.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express, Ma7J
Train, No. !, Western Express and Pacific Ex-
press run daily.
, 1882-07-14

New ORLEANS is anxious to secure a
part of the immigration that now nearly
all finds its way into the country through
New York, and its newspapers are advis-
ing that place like Castle Gargen be
purchased for their reception and tempo
rary accommodation. 1t is urged that
the immigrants who come to New York
pay Sl2,000,0OO annually the steamship
companies. A steerage load OF the City
of Paris is worth $45,0OO to that vessel,
and so valuable is the trade that she only
stays one day in port, and then returns
to Europe for another load. Some of
these emigrant vessels have been offering
to carry grain to Europe as ballast free
of charge, to anticipate the efforts of New
Orleans to control the emigrant busi-
ness.-!S. +. Chronicle.
, 1882-07-14

ute to SEATTLE'S greatness well and
good, but when they claim return of
the favor they can whistle for it." 1t
may be paying business for Seattle's
organ to make extravagant claims in her
behalf. but instances have been known
where such efforts were overdone.
ExPLoRING.-Th exploring party
mentioned by us few days ago, to leave
in the schooner Mary Taylor, got away
today 1t consists of +. B. Mastick, ir,
Chas. Hyde, Fred Watkins and another
gentleman from Port Discovery, and
Judge Briggs of this place. They will
proceed by water to Quiniault, and from
there will prospect inland, perhaps divid-
ing into two parties, BY establishing a
base of supplies thirty or forty miles in
land, they expect to do very effective
work over large scope Of country. III
they find any prospect of gold, coal, iron,
copper or other mineral, worth attention,
they will endeavor to find a feasible pass
through the mountains so as to come out
at some point on the Sound or Straits.
Success to the expedition. It's members
are certainly deserving OF great credit
for their enterprise We hope tor q
good report.
, 1882-07-14
From, SnftIr,lpy's Daily.


THE Holly Tree Inn is the place to get
ice-cream.
ID. W. Moor, ESQ, is back again, look
ing as hearty as bear.
ID. W. HIGGINs, editor OF the Victoria
Cotonist, is taking a trip over the Sound.
SEATTLE has practically settled the
right Of way question for railroad com
panies, so that there is now no obstacle
in the way.
A NEAT and substantial fence is being
constructed around the lot on which the
Episcopal church building stands. When
the improvements are completed it will
be quite at attractive.
Mr.. o. c. HASTINGS, who attended the
Dungeness celebration, says they had
very pleasant time. A picnic was had
IN the day time, supplemented by races
and outdoor sports, the whole winding
up with a grand ball at night and few
drunks of course.
The Seattle HerdH wants a perpetual
Fourth Of July arrangement in that city,
Tor celebrating every year, and an
nounces that it is for SEATTLE first,
last and all the time. Tn other words,
when other towns on the Sound are gen
erous enough to give way and contrib
, 1882-07-14
LOCAL ITEMS.
y..,, thursdays Daily.

-, MINOR received vote of thanks
M end of compliments for his ora
ton at Seattle.
W. Tvr Seattle Daily Herald has made
-, onpearance. How that city is going
~ support three large daily papers is a
mystery
WE have heard complaints that stran-
ot the ball the other night couldn't
at introduced to ladies. What was the
natter with the floor managers!
We learn that Mcssrs Briggs, Mastick
and others are going to start soon in the
Wary Taylor for trip around to Gray's
Horbor. They want to explore the
country.
TIE Seattle baseball club beat the Vic
,o,;a bows on the Fourth. We learn
rom the Chronicle that these clubs will
probably play another game this fall at
Port Townsend.
WE have not heard from the Dunge-
ross celebration of the Fourth, but as
tbey always have big time it may be
oafeiy presumed that the present year
was no exception.
, 1882-07-14
Shipping Items.

PORT TOWNSEND, July 7. - Arrived
barkentine Quickstep, from Ounalaska.
The barkentine Kitsap, lumber laden
from Port Gamble for San Pedro, was
towed out this morning by the tug Go
liah.
PORT TOWNSEND, July S.-The schooner
Letitia, from Dungeness to this city with
live stock and produce, went ashore q
short distance from that place this morn
ing. No loss will result except from de-
tention.
Ship Jeremiah Thompson lumber laden
from Tacoma, and ship Syren lumber
laden from Seattle, were towed in this
evening by the tug Mastick.
Arrived, ship Prussia, from Guaymas.
PORT BLAKELY, July S,-Arrived bark
Lizzie Marshall, brig MiraAoris, ship
Hope.
PoRT DISCOVERY, July 9.-On the Sth,
sailed schooner Annie F. Briggs; 9th
sailed schooner Emily Stephens. Both
for S. f.
PORT TOWNSEND, July 11.-Barkentine
Quickstep was towed to Nanaimo yester-
day by the Canadian tug Pilot to load
coal.
Arrived, ship Topgallant from San
Francisco. Loads at Blakely.
PoRr TOWNSEND, July Sailed,
ship jeremiah Thompson for Melbourne.
Sailed, ship Topgallant, for Port
Blakeley.
, 1882-07-14
Fr'Ch BdrQUG NOtrG Dame AUTiliatriC6.
FROM NEW CALEDONIA.

NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agen II will bc responsible for debts contracted
hy officers or crew OF the above named vessel.
r.. JANuEE, Master,
Rothschild& 4 Co. Agents.
, 1882-07-14

II. l.. Tibbals, H. Landes, j. j. Hunt,
and j. +. Sheyhan were elected.
Chas Finn, candidate for Marshal re-
ceived 1l9 votes.
The MILL-PoND.-Teams are busily
at work removing the gravel from the
bottom Of the lagoon at Point Hudson
so as to form a pond for the reception Of
logs for the mill. 1t is intended to low
err the present grade three feet. This
will afford ample depth of water to float
the logs at all times. 1t is thought
the time necessary to remove this body
of earth will he about six weeks. When
completed it will be the best mill pond in
the Territory. The work which has just
commenced is under the energetic direc-
tions of Mr. James Salley vino has six
double teams busily engaged with
scrapers. and force Of Cinnamon dig
ging ditch at the head of the lagoon
to lower the water. The work on the
mill which has been unayoidably delay
ed will now be prosecuted with vigor
, 1882-07-14

invitation to Capt. Goldman to 'hold
survey at his house in Manchester, Mass,
to see il the splice he made with Mary
Jane, holds good after fifty years service,
and il no strand has drawn under the
long strain, to see if it is still strong
enough to tow the worthy couple into
port" For nautical parlance it is the
best thing we have seen since the times
of old Father Taylor in his celebrated
Bethel in North Square, Boston.
ARRIVAL OF THE EvANGEL.-The mail
steamer Evangel hence for Sitka, which
broke down at Nanaimo, returned here
this morning. The mails were taken
from her at Nanaimo by the steamer
Mastick, and are probably at Wrangel
by this time 1t seems the trouble with
the Evangel was the leakage Of some Of
the pipes which had not been thoroughly
tested previous to leaving for Alaska.
These will be properly adjusted in Seat
tie and the steamer will then be fit for
service. She has proved herself an ex-
cellent sea-boat, and would make n first
class packet for the Neah Bay trade. We
learn that she will be employed on the
Sound wherever business may be found
for her, and that larger steamer will be
employed in the Alaska trade by the
company owning her.
, 1882-07-14
Fruun Fridays Daily.

FROM those who ought to know, we
,parn that the steam-tug Mastick makes
excellent time since her last repairing.
The cellar for Mr.. Eisenbeis' new
stone building has been dug, and the
work of laying stone will soon be begun.
A MOST excellent sign OF prosperity is
the fact that there are very few idle men
about town. Nobody need be without
employment, and there is room for more.
Mr.. FRED CosPER, son Of the pastor Of
the NJ. Il. Church here, has obtained the
appointment of head-keeper of Tillamook
light house, off the coast of Oregon. His
salary is 81, 900 per year, and he has three
assistants
We had the pleasure of peep through
Mrs. fuckers Boarding House. The
rooms on the second floor are not furnish
ed yet, but soon will be- Everything
about the establishment is new and neat
Evidently the accommodations are first
class.
JUDGE SWAN has shown us choice
collection Of Indian curiosities, in the
shape of carvings, &C., which he will
soon forward to the Smithsonian at
Washington. 1t is expected that Mr. G.
G. Bartlett, who is to leave in few days
for Alaska will purchase another in
voice of these articles, in which event
the Judge will open regular museum
and salesroom.
The next session OF the Grand Lodge
Of Good Templars will be held at New
Tacoma. At the recent session in Gold
endale, but fourteen lodges were repre-
sented. On account OF lodge records,
rituals, &C., being destroyed at Olympia
by the recent fire there, the officers of
last year were allowed to hold over, no
election being had. This leaves w. h.
Jones, of Seattle, G.. w. G. T.; w. II.
Roberts and Jos. Chilberg, Of Olympia,
g. Treas. and G.. Sec, respectively.
LAST evening the following officers
were installed for Juan de Fuca" lodge,
No. 81, A. o. U. W., for the term ending
Jan. |, 1888, by Allen Weir, Dist Dep
uty: G. NJ. Bradshaw, Past Master; A.
Weymouth, Master Workman; j. f.
Sheehan; Foreman; j. Roesch, Overseer;
d. H. Hill, Recorder; II. l.. Tibbals, jr.,
Financier; II. Landes, Receiver; p.
Kane, Guide; j. Lemaister, Outside
W atchman. The Grand Lodge will con
vene at Olympia on the II inst. Allen
Weir is representative of "Juan de Fuca'
Lodge.
, 1882-07-14

GUITEAU left instructions for an in
scription, should a monument be raised
over his remains. twas needless troub-
le, as, after the nine days wonder over
his hanging, he will be as dead as door
nail. The people whom he fondly imag-
ined took an interest in him were merely
on the lookout for an advertisement,
They secured a good puff for the small
sum which they spent on his autographs
and pictures. But no such capital can
be made out of his corpse, and no crank
will rise up to do him honor. r.-S.F Chron-
icle.