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1 bone broken.
Gorge bale, g, rster--srv.. ~ =
n. Kennedy, kOchsster-spke led -
AeodOrs smith. EyOtA- Arm 4 ks "a
his Hartley, New Riohlsnd-loi -
terllY.
IN Lucas, New Ulm-Lsft Leap -
twi
9opbilus Smith, Eysta-Arn 80
spildamaged.
bru n.A.l
KEN NJ leg sprained -
Nj Kennedy ROchester-kight q
strait and cut about forehead.
J.1ewport and SOB, New Otn 60
bruis and head cut.
Thsounded are distri5utedst hoteie -
dwsle houses. All are doing veil ar
as hei from.
loss or PROPERTY.
] ThSllowing list comprises thel = -
, props in the shape Of building ots ~
aDd bred so far IS ascerfaine1. VIZ
= losses lcrops DESTROYED, which VIII 4 ~,
:. thousas oi dollars, can only be ese+ ~
A from textent Of country over "nio4 II
a storm lsed. .ov,Yrr
l. Mr.. rntley-House and barn aei1P''
: isbed.
. r. Lii-Rssideuee destroyed j.
/ M Mleton-Residence and nun -
Byron bFn to pieces. ..,.l,
/ WilliasJrosby-R in proce'io'
le construct blown down; - -,
We Mr.. PH-Residenoe, barn anu etog''
e- blown do ,-,,..,S
James CadAll-Grooe-y demolia 81
Engend sb-Large barn blown 10 Ple07'
I'd n, GrifIl-House demolished.
US q II. Tknpson-Barn, srahAiy NJ" o.
ty diuon to h,se demolished; q, ,,;.css
SgD. Iuaoll-House blown % P'e0eS
b. Copr-Barn demohsneo' -,
ar H McFaind-House, granary anu oai
ne Aemolishedpss, ST., 500. 49,, ,--a,.-, 4
ed CHARLES i-lipg-Barn and granarg
elyi ,troyel; losS2 900. -,
Al G. S. Dove-Barn blown oonn,s
Peter Fredick u ouse destroyed.
er, n Deeds-aouse and barn blown
me 'fS s0hool hoa in District 81 carried to
=" NY nv Brooks.Granary blown down.
b. Cheeney-Dsiry, tal u o'''i>'
harm demolishi; loss Sl1,Vgo.
ster ID. 1. CLASSIFY Barn oemohsnsI
and Nj GalluplBarn blown 1oNn, ~.
=, Co,',regstiou church, Clareuo n-'
49, stroyed. ,..oved
en- Ciaremont chsse factory oenloi,Is
an. ~ ~ 9nbbal-Houss carried a""s
" @. f. Way-H use dest 'oyeoi -, 3
pro- 7, Vanandon- House aud oafn
Wa iown. zr,a,x
= be Church. school house ana nS Sown.
building in the village W."
An h,;,5ine on stats fair grounos,
80 a. s1csnt he octagonal horai hall
So moved from its foundation. ;.s
i in Nsat1,odist church moved Iohl '-@
has lations and badly broken. -,s an
de- Il W Irving-Barn iesu"y -, .
u house blown away. s.. Fa0' g
'''''i az unrooisd. .-,,rprDrx.
SIS Church aud blacksmith sh9p
M Evans-House blown u"s Do
...-.-,,,,. ,stSSe, end blown IN aa
damaged "a
Court house damaged. -
Storebouse Of George Tolien p40"
Coffin factory unrooieo.
N,IIer's store badly damaged.
,,,ins Winona & S.. Peter elevator AZ
house lamaged. ,,-.,;ll dam,
.t Vsen willard Bros. planning mil = os q
Waseca Manufacturing Oo's
damaged -.,,,
Drug store, hotel bars store al
ed, Sc fee blown UO"I L.xE CRYSTAL.
Humphreys hall turned over
ed. c,oer-House demolsh'
b tract SFSessssenUgon-House blown TO
&c Peaoock-House aeulo as
- L names
eriously twenty soos ,4si
srely in The Destruction of Elgin,
tha Dist Il
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IsaJsfEs A.ND CRIMINALS


daaysJE, AaSD CRIMINALS
- -oon on the 2ist the thunder s'orih
- ~ YES reached Winona and TOT al
5-suohing rain fell. The lightinlln9g
~. sIres tees near the residences OF -.
Rr Chappel. on the COZ ns 2, ~ IN ~ 4
taft franklin streets s9ass. :, f-su,ss 4
stre One OF Ar 40. ~ 81 x .4l.tttn ~
Nno i.ors p5ek ~, - ~, ~ |
ma ~ ~ - i8fis ysss saectricNy
W., ,s-v M 10. a.sssss fsse
chs, Is SIN. !, spsper hanger OF Aiiegne-
a ~. fatally shot Dr. &. WsiLane-
entity at the lsttsr's home N bens-
N-S ,iies RON the iouner cy-
u. - enelged 70 seitzis sistef Tor
oats but q snort ufFf 40 prose
Itess,raert. without exp loa Hl L.
errseqd etIz that he P9TroN ~ re, ~.
"a s.sIit doKB 20 Bellevue ana si'o'
on sight.
..sRev. ID. %. Holman O. bio'iiii--l -, -.
~ has seured excessively in sedue
-, srit was cowhided in his newspaPs
- -. .,c,,,,I,, nv Mr.. Pritchard, VINO os
I'd 70 being called "dudess.
,.bbi Rosenberg of Springfield, Ohio as
(, sent sdrift By his congregation lol ~ y
seH ,.'s,evicafsd and while in this col
.I5hsips obscene and Proians lansS Una.
,rwhll1an Pstchim, on the Ne" io %
.I.eommitted suicide on u
1nfI11HSUALTIES.
s.0 E'shman, on I
I'D H.sfen, Wis, abe
$3.50 Richmond, "
theact Of removing 9
o cement wells, and
frOm ths-t top, shetn
aali
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Mrs. 1naHTi I Near Montoryille.
r.. NS,fdlst,n-Near Byron.
81 So,,,b-Eear KBsota.
MIS-. so sou IlT,,w M near Montorville.,
BOY, nO' ildis,bulz-Rilled by lightning
in the Stewart louise, NS0Soin.r-Bet ween
Mrs. Gessepter ana
RedReld aud Huron, pAA'
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r.r lHE AnFEn4l 10 y -
Nr,cAnAI sr1s, 7psplal ~ ~
Wien Cspt Ma'."ey ven
tsriav that be would fWii'
,f,ernoon, no one belle tsa ,,'.
,,;nntes before A O'Clock
/ me- foot Of the bank on ~
obere a skin was in ~A,tPh ~
guide, Jack Conway a. sng
% entirely nrne "N
| bresch clout. Conway pnii'l
~ Maid Of the De- lAnding' pa
coed furthe After .e'
, webb stood up ? he bow " ''S
"a 6rst into he EAaf
? ,ro.t struggle Co. life Atfr
b spS he vs. fairy in re ~
: =. NE forma mFo svo,s
a 80 blua above He seent
sashow. Tr drsf r-.
went under, 1ui a - ~
y v,-d 81 gfcft 70 n =.
- IN, vers weaker ih3n ~
C. .-..,bipg watera lAe
~ - I'm oorssittalie No,
ID s5v hi meet ihn- ~
~ .baisiiyQnslNsd iuf rffd 10
BY the masnidcei ID siqatI
Icr- venturer vas fled rom n
he RRt CV EErr n
l. through it al, anu eeeu,t
I'd aud at hOmt In sec8r
and was lost 10 flew behind
All the mad idrney senf %
TIE upper rants lie paSse
.ay lower ones There Ito
~ aud the "trip 4. i1
-, psrilUus Nsr fsr
"a. -AL' iue viii sr.r ndu
tul many whiltpg s.r az
IN but ere tln lt Lar
leir body was rn. n.f1
wi now siuh. iCre d "A
yep r. was sse1s ep'sI th
q fle -apu ~ u
bllr basi n
j. Z enrtnusd 90 -
,-fWe1I badFas 70 q
vas 1mes gives if Inr
be- u6ids ID is .
ru1s. o. a human.i
.s.ls.t nr waters "a
l'elsar r.ueiH t
- %. up1l
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THE Loss OF Life and Properly

K1LIED AID INJUBEtD1, - IN.
TIL, following IS the list OF kllie ~ an 40,
iured by the storm OF Friday 80 "a de-
been asoe-taiaed ana OF Nne Pi'F'
stroyedi ...............s
ISi.,a ...... .........--. ..-'.'''''''''' - -
Pt1fidings Wre ti.........-..,' 3; 80 '''''
nc rcluding Elsln'l
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HE NEWSIN BRIEF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-tary Teller has rsafhrmed the ices !.
-screi airy schurz sgaiDst the validity
inn made by the state OF Caiiiot,
company chartered by the s.ale
STndrsd acres OF land lying Win
ni;s OF San Francisco. Great ei-
beer made 20 secure dscisioh
he state.
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IN
alb re-
DsoWnk
u anitoro.
y sers thel
uer cent Of
have ben 10
dent ale 90
,fhe reports 81 Y
l9tn inst, anfIte
al the NorthVest
wide presd o. ser
to the crops AZ
nave beer the dana
The following ar
4 iured in the rtlroAe
| those published az
3 al Austin. Wat
yen and sealp Woun
W. smith, Ph
bruises. n
Boggsgsman T. N
light Knee and Sign
releft zee,
u" utt 4 bc-'
MIS- Mrs oidns, Ee~
Mrs. d. ,. pavis
/ w. A. Rogers, tres
] circus, back and ene'-
y cut
'i MIS-. Blum, lSsrid'
~ and sbocked 80.
George Brayan, lane
cuts. s,.v,ne
ev "a vi. Taylor, ~ NO
Ger; slight cuts ana plN
IVA Son OF Ms. Davis q
sve wears; quite sew
very d TAI snH wounded ere s..
~ 4 X. Williams
Slr;ne the day, ehe
mol- The list Of The inlnl
hich 49,, sxnositioR buildint
Owatonna Is se iol.s
-oun- T,bn Pope, shquloe1
III peterson. ctt on y
patt Tobn Tied, baaI 49,
vat0r "a M Aldric'i $50.
Trhu gaussr, n'etl
Sba-,es G atev ooas eae.
lshei as-b Ntelvin, cut e
-, stiJs.-ssss' $50
- m II. C-andall, 49, neA
haly - eberi bruised; L uca.
Tbomas Wilbur, H'dly nrui
N. Crane thigh brcken'
down 81 Kane, leg 0lossu
M-s Jerome HOWafd : lerN
- near here, was sirre4 ~
NaH Aving timber nom WsAA'
- esiously injured
,iisiss apr. MISS FAh
ans ,nvrSruno1s swnanf =.
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sATURDAFs oYVIONE.

THE storm Pass "a Through severA ,
Count,es An itanesota, Dakota anu
Wisconsin-Destructionfo iI
Property from Huron pas
Ivto the Mississippi River.
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Shoe Department
BOOTS AND SHOES

In all tho different widths and desirable pat
terms. Also, we take special pains that our
customers are properly fitted in every In:
stance and In SO doing you are not subjected
to the torture OF bad fitting shoes.
- Our store will be opened at 8 q. m. ami
closed 6p. M. except Saturday, until turtle r
notice.
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DARKER'S TONIC.
With Pen and Pencil.

"NO sir 1 don't believe newspaper men
areany more dissipated than any other class
of men who earn their living by their brains
saic Mr.. A. Il. Siegfried, manager OF the AL
vertising department OF the st. Paul Pioneer
Press. Still, thOse of them who DO work are
tempted to stimulate, for it's very harti on
the nerves and stomach"
"As for example,"
.'As tor example, in nay own case. 1 stuck to
my desk u this paper until my nerves were
like bunch OF telegraph wires after gale,
and my stomach kept about as good time as a
two dollar watch. My friends suggested
this and the doctors advised that, but
one day caught on to an ad,' OF PARxs
ER's TONIC, and tried It. have never endors-
q proprietary medicipe Before. but shall de-
part from my rule and say that the Tonic Is
not merely the best thing, but the only thing
that breaks up these attacks All desk WORK.
ers should make q note OF IL.
This preparation which bas been known a.
PARKER.s GISGEH Tonic, will hereafter be att
yertised and sold simply under the name OF
Pack sHs Tonic. AS unprincipled dealers are.
constan tly deceiving their Gust 1mers by sui. !.
mitting Inferior articles under the name OF
ginger, and as ginger Is really an unimpOr1-
ant ingredient, We drop the misleading wOrsi.
There Is no change, however. in the prela-
ration itself. and ali bottles remaining in tho
hands of dealers, wrappesi under the name OF
PARKKR's GINGKR TO1iC. contain the gennin.s
- iedicine II the fac simile signature OF HI. cox
4 Co. is at the bottom Of the outside wrapper,
| julyllmd&w ,aat,..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATPLAIk TALK FROM DR SwAYHE-20 Whom
II May Concern: Itching Piles is one OF the
most annoying complaints known to physi
clans. Every one can tell whether he is thus
affiicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t seems as IT pin worms were
crawling In or about the rectum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. The more you scratch the worse the
itching. Knowing that my ointment Is super.
lor to any article in the market, guarantee 1t
to cure the worst case OF itching piles in exist
ence.
[Signedl, H.SWAYNE, n. D.
Dr. Swayne's Ointment Is also pleasant and
effective cure for letter, itch, salt rbeum, cry.
sipelas, BARRIERS itch, pimples, and all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent for so cts.
Tin &c. stamps), boxes, Sl.a5. Address, Dr.
swayne q Son. Philadelphia, Pa.
Octl4-lydTu ,Th&S6w
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BRUTAL ASSAULT.

A Tramp Attacks . Railroad man.
Last evening as Michael Carey, repair
man on the Pennsylvania railroad, was
returning to this city from his work at
Dillerville, German tramp, who was coz
cealed behind car near the Reading rail-
road depot, sprang upon him and with a
heavy cane dealt him two or three heavy
blows, one of them almost breaking his
shoulder and another striking him on the
face just below the temple. and knocking
him down. The tramp on discovering
that he was seen by some boys. ran away,
but was soon afterwards arrested by
Officer Weidler, after a desperate resis-
tance, the officer being compelled to put
him to the lookup in wheelbarrow. He
is an i'll featured fellow and gave his name
as George Foyer. He will have hearing
before Alderman Samson this evening a.
o'clock.
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kAiLROAD ACCIDENTS.

An knglneer ana Brakeman Isj ured.
This morning about 2 O'Clock, James
Brady, engineer OF engine No. so, was
badly injured at Radnor. His train was
coming west and at the above point put
his head out of the window. 1t struck
against the iron water plug and he was
Knocked senseless, He received terrible
wound on the head and was taken to his
home at Columbia.
Oliver Evans, brakeman on the train
attached to engine No. 227, was jolted
from . freight car at Thorndale this morn
ing about o'clock. The train was moving
west at the time and he fell under the
wheels of the car, which passed over both
legs above the ankles, crushing them SO
badly that they will have to be amputated.
He was taken to Coatesville where DR..
Blakely attended him, and was afterwards
ramoved to the university hospital, Phil
adelphia.
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RESCUED rkUM DEATH.

NGSOOLD CnOm DEATn.
The following statement OF William }. Cough
In, OF SOmerville, Mass, Is 81 remarkable tnat
We beg 10 ask for it the attention of our read
ers. lie says "In the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by severe cough. I soon began to lose NY
appetite and flesh. 1 was SO weak at one time
that could not leave my bed In the sum.
mer OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had q hole in
my left lung as big as a halfdollar. expend-
Ell over u hundred dollars in doctors and med.
icines. Twas so tar gone at ono time report
", ut around that was dead. gave mp hope
but il friend told Inc OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughe at
my friends, thinking my case iEeurable, but
90: E' tito to satisfy them, when to my sur.
prise d qualification, l commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive
and to lay feel in better spirits than l have
tho past three years.
~ write this hoping you will publish 1t, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. WM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
tbat II has done me moro good than all the
other medicines hcve taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap-
peared AMI shall soon be able to go to work. :
sold bv ii. x. Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
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The Telegraph Strike.

The operators of the American Rapid
company, who struck yesterday, still hold
cut, and say they will do SO until the de.
mands of the brotherhood are conceded.
Manager Zecher and Operator Kress. OF
the Western Union, have not yet Joined
the strike. Kress is to day at his instru
ment and Zscher would be there if he were
not suffering from an attack of cramp
COyle, of the Western Union, who struck
yesterday still holds out. A good deal OF
bitterness is manifested against Kress who
was the corresponding secretary of the
Lancaster assembly of the brotherhood.
The railroad operators have not struck.
Very few of them belong to the brother
hood and they were not asked to strike.
The Western Union operators at Colum
bia, Marietta and York have all struck.
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Hanged for Rape.
A Wife murderer Hanged.

CANTON, O., July 2O.-Geo. Mcmillan,
the wife murderer, was hanged
here to-day. The trap was sprung
at Ills. He died without a struggle,
his neck being broken. He was limp
and lachrymose on the scaffold, begging
his friends to pray for him and his mur
dered wife and children. He had an
affecting interview with his four little
children about an hour before the execu-
tion. His last words were: "That his
last statements are true, and that he should
die innocently, sacrificed by his father and
a prostitute" -
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Partial lists of general Democratic nom.
nations for delegates to tho county con-
ventiOn aud committeeman for the ensuing
year from tho First, Third, Sixth, Seventh
and Ninth wards have been received at
this Office and none from the other wards
No tickets will therefore be printed be
fore to morrow noon, up to which time
persons who desire names to be added to
the lists for any ward may leave them at
this Office. The primary meetings will be
held at the several ward houses to. morrow
evening.
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We are informed that a storm of un
usual severity passed over the village OF
Schaefferstown, twelve miles north OF US,
on Sunday evening. 1t rained in torrents
lightened and thundered in manner that
the whole community was afraid. W.
Kreachard's house was struck by light
ming at the chimney, shattering it and part
of the roof the current passed down the
chimney and into the cellar, but did no
serious damage VIM. Badorf, in another
part of town, was knocked insensible by
the electric current and child was thrown
from chair. Andrew Showers house had
the plastering knocked off inside. At
Brendle's works lightning struck three
trees at different times. One large white
oak tree was shattered SO terribly that
many went to see it. Several pieces of
timber larger than a man can carry were
torn loose and hurled iuto Bomberger's
garden 300 feet away, where a chicken
was struck and killed.
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Mothers Mothers. Mothers,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth I
II so, 60 at once and get bottle of MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t; there Is no mistake about 1t. There is
not mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to tho child OBJ
Grating like magic 1t Is perfectly ssfe to use
In all cases, anu pleasant to the taste, and is
the ptiOn OF ono OF the oliest and best
female physicians in the Unitei States Sold
everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
mayl-M, W,S&w
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Tho Revenue Office.

Fer some days past there have been
rumOrs that the Z. s. revenue Office would
be removed from this city to Harrisburg,
which under the proposed consolidation
of the revenue districts would be a more
central location. From inquiries made We
learn that there is not much likelihood
of the removal, as in the first place the
consolidated districts have not yet been
organized, and if they shall be Harrisburg
will be a less convenient point at which
to collect the revenue than Lancaster, as
Dauphin aud the other upper counties
psy but small portion of the revenue
the bulk OF which comes from Lancaster
and York counties. The only advantage
that Harrisburg has over Lancaster is its
fine public buildings.
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Live Stock Prices

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 head, al
good and reserved for tomorrow; nothing
doing, Dire ssed Beet q 8 shade firmer, but u ct
quotably higher; city slaughtered sold at 81
09c for native and 607c JOr Texas Western
dressed at SGSNc exports of fresh, TO head
live cattle. 707 quarters OF beef and 100 car
casses of mutton.
and shade frmer A06 p 100 ibs for Sheep
and s6G7 2 for SouthernILambs q Il s3GS 25
for choice Maryland and Jersey stock.
alive hrmer tone nominal value $JI6 40
y 100 lbs, an advance OF &c "a 100 bs.
EAST -Cattle-Receipts, 2 S5G head ;
marke slow and prices shade oil from yes
terday.
Hogs-Receipts, sos head; market firm :
PLiladelphias, 16 s066 60; Workers., Si sOdG co.
Sheep-Receipts, 800 head market fair at
about yesterday 3 prices.
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HATO AND CAPS.
CBUL1Z'S SONS.
A Word About Straw Hats.
The Straw Hats that we nov

The Straw Hats that we now
have on hand we don't intend
to carry over, therefore we are
selling them very low. We
are determined to get rid Of
them one way or the other. We
might possibly have room to
store them away, but we prefer
Offering a new and fresh stock
every season, thereby giving
our customers the latest styles.
We believe we are the only
house that is doing this. We
have a few of Taylor's Macki-
naws left. Remember they
must all go.
The members Of the Lancas-
ter Mannerchor will receive
our thanks il they will drop in
while passing Our store and
leave the size for their hats to be
worn during the Saengerfest in
August. ....-.
SHULTZ'S SONS,
(Gundakers Old Stanr,)
IA North Queen St.. Lancaster. Pa.
mar27-lydxw
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Tho Summer issue OF &rawbrid0e & Cloth.
fer's Quarterly. just out, is splendid number |!
every page Is OF interest to the ladies. New
fancy-work designs and stit :hes; Instructions
In amateur art. and how to adorn the person
and decorate the home {; q pretty piece of new
vocal music and the summer fashions in
every department of dry goods fully illus
trated. Price, Is cents /; get a copy from your
newsdealer or send to Strawbridge Clothier
Philadelphia. junel32wd&4tw
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a 0syly Dressed Piunderer.

I N. L. oUus
| The food plundsrer, which is what the
old English words that make caterpiller
mean, that has stripped the leaves from
rose bushes, grapevines, and trees in and
around New York, is beautiful and
wonderful thing when seen under micro.
scope. Its head Is like glossy red cherry
and ID covered with stiff, straw. colored
spikes, which cross each other and stand
out in every direction. Its jaws are two
brown, socketed hinges, opening side
wise, and disclosing when open, ~
intricate masticationg machinery a. is seen
in the mouth of crab. On each side Of
tho elastic body where it is Joined to the
head is bunch of dozen or more dark
feathers Of unequal length, tufted at the
as long az the caterpillar. On the upper
head, are black stripes. Between them on
the first and each alternate fold are small
tufts of down surrounded by radiatiDg
spikes. Then come four large tufts light gold
on top and cream color beneath. Immed-
lately after these stripe of black and
brown plush, dotted with cream color,
runs down the back, reaching to the tail.
On this stripe are two valvular pipes, like
tiny red smokestacks. The four tufts can
be plainly seen without glass, and the
piper are visible to the eye as minuts rec
spots. The caterpillar ends in
bunch of feathers similar to those
near the head, but much larger.
Under the fore part of the body are six
legs, like the legs of crab. Behind are
eight legs, the upper parts of which hang
in heavy folds, and look like boys legs
with his pantaloons pushed above his
knees. These terminated in feet that re-
semble inverted canoes when closed.
When the caterpillar is moving they
spread out into fiat disks.
The ravages of the food thief for this
year are over. He is wrapping himself in
bed clothes of his own weaving, and means
to take a long sleep. 1t is not we'll to let
him sleep in peace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-20
jewish Services.

At Z o'clock this evening there will be
interesting services in tho Jewish syna-
gogue. The new choir composed of a
number Of fine voices will sing in public
for tho first time. The music will EN-
brace solos and quartettes. Rev. Samuel
Laski will deliver lecture, in English, ou
Judaism aud religion. The reformed
American ritual will be used in the
services.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-20
The CAtIl0 Maekot .

The following is the number of cattle
sold at Stewards Lancaster stock yard fol
the week ending July 90:
George w. Styer, 1926 head ]. NJ.
Sweigart. IS, and A. L. Lane, %.
Stock cattle sold at Al to 81 cents, &C
cording to quality, and butcher cattle at
from 81 to64.