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snow storm In Canada.

MONTREAL. Jan. 22.--A heavy snow storm
set 10 Sunday night and still continues, tn,
fall exceeding three feet. The carnival peo
pie are again In high spirits, as the weather
and every thing else Is now favorable. Ac.
commodations at the leading hotels are be-
ing secured, principally by Bostonians and
New Workers.
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SrxuBESvILLE, Jan. 22.-Peter BOUCHER,
arrested upon the confession Of his para
mour for the murder OF his child three years
ago, was given preliminary hearing last
evening and committed to jail on the charga
Of murder in the first degree. The grand
Jury convenes In two weeks.
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NILES, Jan. 22.-The Peacock coal mine,
owned and operated by Greenwood Bros,
which has been In litigation and conse
quently idle for long time, resumed work
Monday morning This mlno employs a
large force OF men and resumption creates
great stimulus TO the Industries OF the
southern portion Of the township.
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Indlcted for ylnlntlnr Game Lnws.

CosHocToN, Jan 2.-Thomas Hartshorn,
Caleb Crawford and W. II. Crater, all Of
INewcomsrstown, Tusclrawa' G ,uity, have
been indicted by tbs Coshocton County
grand jury for dynamiling fish in the Tus-
carawas river. crater lsihe mayor ot New.
cor1ersto1vn
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Grand Jurors Warned by white Caps.

RocKPoRT. Ind. Jan. 22-Consitoribit
excitement ha, been occasioned here over y
White Cap warning received blythe grnnd
jury The notice, which was prepared in
the usual style, was tackled over the dooI
OF the grand jury room and warned tho
members Of that body 70 "walk straight OF
e1f ~ M .N.I IT,. d.
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MASsFfgLD, Jan. %. --At one o'clock yes
terday Afternoon, just uflcr pulling tooth
for patient, Dr, z. q. Wallace fell In 40
lapop ectic Gthrd " ~, hrrr later The
deceased wi,s ,iGs wears hf ngs mud
)oaves widow a., -. 'r ,.iit ~"
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Mrs. Garrett win Not be Hung.

Columns, o.. Jan. 22.-In accordance
wieh the recommendation Of the Board OF
Pardons, and for the reasons therein stated,
Governor Foraker yesterday issued his war
rant committing the sentence OF death
passed on Mary Garrett by tho common
pleas court OF Medina County, at the Sep-
tember, 1888, term, to imprisonment for life.
Death OF Veteran OF the First Empire.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 23-Xayier vau.
gier, native Of France, died yesterday
morning Of heart disease at the age Of
ninety-hve He was one Of the pioneer
residents Of this city. vaugier participated
IN the last campaigns Of Napoleon l., and
used 70 relate many personal rccollections
Of tho First Consnl,
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COME
Let us reason together.
#saassH's ssasssa tstss.
OF ROCHESTER.

Always carries Il full line
of all classes of goods.
1t sells goods as cheap or
cheaper than any other store
within a radius of fifteen
miles. 1t will duplicate pat
terms Of any other dealers
samples for less money than
offered. 1t pays the very
highest prices for butter, eggs
hides, poultry and country
produce, generally. 1t stands
by the farmer and protects
his interests and asks his pa
tronage because he will be
benefited by doing his trad
ing with it.
1t defes and delights in compe-
tion. Therefore, its customers
come from every direction and all
distances. We invite you who are
now reading this, especially, to
come and see us and be convinced.
P. |. KESSLER, manager.
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ExcIted Over enc ImmIgratIon OuestIon


LONDON, Jan. 22-The proposal on the
part Of the United States to strengthen their
immigration laws by drastic enactments has
stirred up good deal Of feeling on the sub
ject here, involving criticisms by no means
gentle or fair. Not only is the matter
wa ched with keen interest in England, but
the question is exciting similar degree Of
concern on the continent. Not perhaps as
measure of retaliation, but as means Of
purifying the moral atmosphere, II Is sug-
gested that the colonies, Canada In particu-
lar, have recourse TO similar legislation and
thus close the gates against the only classes
who are likely To leave the United States
and who do leave that country both for the
country's good and in order TO keep out OF
jail. The Globe admits that the bill is q
natural one and perhaps inevitable, but
thinks It will prove TO bs exceedingly seri-
GUS business for Europe, and also increases
the probability that the Chinese question
will be forced into unexpected develop
ments, rendering the greatest Of all social
problems still more difficult OF solution.
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For Home Use.


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"Twenty years ago was troubled
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Samuel Griggs, Waukegan, Ill.
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my physician finally determined TO give
me Ayers Cherry Pectoral. took II,
and the effect was magical. seemed
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Rodney johnson, Springfield, Ill.
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A Faithlrss wife Murders Her Hasband
and Sk'ps Out with PugIlist.

New YonK, Jan. PA Herald special
from Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, says:
Calvin Bloodgood was killed at the mining
town Of SANS Fork, Friday night. by his
faithless wife. Sheriff Hanson, OF Uintah,
is on the trail OF the woman, who has eloped
with Jack Gushing, pugilist from Pitts
burgh, Pa. BloodRood was foreman of the
big coal mines at Sans Fork and his wife
is dashing blonde. Gushing has been
hanging around the mining town and was
made much Of by the men. He was big and
handsome and qnite fighter. Gushing and
Mrs. Bloodgood eloped on horseback on Fri
day night. Bloodgood got party Of miners
together and chased them to the railroad
station. The husband besought his wife TO
return to him and she appeared to waver.
Some Of the party began firing on Gushing,
who called TO the woman TO come with him.
She whipped out her revolver and shot her
husband twice. As his friends picked him
up the elopers galloped of. Bloodgood died
In ten minutes. The elopers caught the
eastbound train, which carried them of
just as the furious miners dashed up.
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BOUGHT BY THE vANDERBILTs.

The Hostetter Interests In tho Pittsburgh
q Lake Erie Railroad Purchased by tn"
vanderbiIts, Giving Them Control OF
That Line. NN
PITrsBuRGn, Jan. 22.--While there was
considerable talk yesterday III ong brokers
and bankers in regard to the reported pur-
chase OF the Hostctter interests in tho Pitts
burgh Il Lake Erie railroad by the Wander
bilts, there was no special furry OF excite
ment on account OF the rumor, because the
Vanderbilts had been practically in posses
sion Of the road. President Newell and
other ofllciols Of the line exercise typical
railroad reticence relating to the subject.
Herbert Hostetter is also non-committal.
prominent broker, who Is very close TO
the interested parties, said; 'The report is
true. know that the Hostctter interest in
the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie railroad was
bought by the Vanderbits last Wednesday.
The consideration is known only to few
This will increase the power Of the Wander
bilts, although they controlled the road be-
fore, and after their winning the trust
suits the power they possessed was ample
enough TO be dictatorial. Tho inside rea-
sons OF the deal may possibly never be
known. In all probability, though, it was
simply purchased as good investment"
The best informed authorities in financial
affairs agreed that 1t was simply guesswork
to say what the Vanderbilts would or would
not do with the Pittsburg & Lake Erie as TO
any future possible connections.
The annual meeting OF the Pittsburg &
Lake Erie which is to be hnld to-day, is prin.
cipally for the purpose OF hearing the re-
ports Of the managers and elecling board
OF directors for the ensuing year.
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splendid rooms are the drawing room, the
divas boudoir, the billiard room and the con
servatory, which has already been mentioned.
Patti and her husband are both enthusiastic
billiard players. When travelling they have
tables set up in their hotel rooms in all places
where they stay more than ono night. In
the room at the castle are two tables, one n
by IL English pocket table and the other a
AZ by o American carrom table. The billiard
room also contains mammoth orchestrion,
the largest in the world.
The conservatory was built with particular
regard to the view which 1t commands, and is
probably used moro than any other room in
the castle II is the home Of PATHS four par
rots and other Of her pets, and In it lunch
and dinner is often served, breakfast being
invariably served in the bedrooms.
The isolated location Of the castle makes ex.
traordinary precautions against thieves neces
sary. There is hardly room in the house
which is rot full of the costlest Of bric-a-brac
and PATHS jewels are valued at hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars.
There are forty servants in the castle and
about the grounds, and generally enough
guests, when Patti is at home, to swell tho
number of people at Craig-y- Nos TO nearly Z
hundred; but tho castle is protected by tht
most perfect system of burglar alarms In ex
istence, Just the same All the windows ans
doors are concealed by electric wires, SO tina
if they are tampered with ever so little th
whole household viii at once be aroused.
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hrst teacher was Frenchman. Afterwards
Barili, her stepbrother, taught her. Subse-
ouently Maurice Strakosch, her brother-in.
law, induced her to stop studying for two
years. as he feared that she would lose her
voice At the end of the period OF rest he
brought her out at the Academy of Music in
New York. She made her debut in England
at Covent Garden May 10, 1850, where she
sang Ia Somnambula," repeating the per
formance in Paris the next year Her sue
cess has been cosmopolitan; she is an unri-
vailed favorite in the United States, in South
America and In Europe.
In conversation she once said that she
was called the Queen of Song" not because
she was in reality the greatest singer, but be-
cause she had many gifts. II pass for pretty,
that's one," said she. land | am reasonably
graceful, that's two. am a good dresser,
that's three; am said to be piquant, that's
four; love the public as well as the public
loves me- that's five; my voice Is good, that's
six; know how to use it, that's seven;
always know my music, that's eight; act
my roles fairly well, that's nine" And she
might have added: ~ always repeat Home,
Sweet Home when the audiences ask me to"
What more could be desired in a singerl
One writer has said: "'To judge Patti at
her right value one should keep in mind that
she was born not only with a silver larynx
but With a heart of gold And although she
has Undoubtedly done many things which are
open TO the criticism of ordinary humans
the criticisers should always remember that
she Is not an ordinary human. Her training
her gifts, her NE, full Of the adulation Of the
rest OF the world, hen wealth-all these things
ana others tend 10 naAe her extraordinary,
Patti the woman Is as divine as Patti the
singer
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WILL DO DAYS WORK IN An HOUR AND WILL DO IT BETTER
BENJAMIN Brooke and Company
And receive Sample Free by Mail

-
Oe Obtained IN anotner way. ner cider sister
married Maurice Strakosch and very natur.
ally Aieiua was thrown much in the com
pany OF her brother-in-law's younger broth
er, Max, while they we're both living in New
York Her first letter to him was from Lon.
don 1t contained hardly mention of her
wonderful success in that city, but evidenced
wealth of unselilsh affection. In one letter,
dated London, June Is, 1854, she said;
Il have been singing lately four times
week, on account Of Miss Lucca running
away" That was all she had to say of an
event which at the time turned all the mu
steal world topsy turvy and attracted much
attention to the young singer-for Lucca had
run away through jealousy Of Patti In all her
letters occur similar evidences of molesty and
lack Of egutisn. Some of them are interest
ing in another way They are real love let
tevs, ardent, and even almost gushing In one
she says, after a mere mention Of her work
without a word about her wonderful sue
cesseS
Dear Max, IL you only knew how sad ]
am to think you must positively go to Mad
rid. My only hope is that you will keep your
promise and como back to me Immediately
after Brignolis first representations And
also IL you should be obliged to leave before,
or return 30 Paris, hope you viii come here
TO Lyons AMI take your good.by kiss, as am
here waiting for you"
Another ends like this after hoping that the
climate will agree with his dear health:"
"Now, Max, God bless you. Continue writ
ing to me as often as you can, for your letters
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mt,,rs.
PHILADELPHIA, February Il, 1889.
IitSGAltlAN
SEAL.
IMPERIAL AND ROYAL AUSTRO-
HUNGARIAN CONSULATE.

According 10 the instructions Of the
Royal Hungarian Ministry for Agricul'
ture, Industry and Commerce IN Buda-
Pest TO this Imperial and Royal consulate
Il IL hereby attested To that the Royal
Hungarian Government wine cellars at
BUDAPEST were established by the Hun
garian Government, February j, lss2,
and that the establishment Is since under
control of said ministry.
The aim Of these wine cellars Is TO sup
ply the worlds markets with the best
wines produced in Hungary, free FROM
any adulteration.
Mr.. il. r. Slaymaler, agent Of Ian
caster, Pa, has by the Government s
general agents of North America been
appointed agent for Lancaster for the
sale Of these wines, which are bottled
in Buda-Pest under the supervision ofth
Hungarian Government, and bear the
original protective label of the Royal
Hungarian Ministry for Agriculture ON
| the bottles.
LOUIS WESTERGAARD,
Imperial and.Royal Consul of Austria
Hungary.
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READINaRAILRoAD
READING q COLUMBIA DIvIsIoN.

On and after Monday, July ], 1850. trains
cave Lancaster king street., as follows;
For ReadiDg and Intermediate points, week
days. 1a0 q. NJ. i2;36. 1913 p. M; SUNDAY, sSO =
III For s Psiladelphia, week days. 7.so a. M, i2ss.
" For = r New ,;; York Via Phhiiadeiphia. week days,
For New York Via Allentown, week days
For Allentown, week days. 7:so a. M. s:as p.
m;; Sunday, s;5o p m. .o .
For lebanon, week days, 700 a. M. i2sS. $50
For sa@rsSass sanssSg s' Week " & s day. 3 Zoo a. s
$40 p. M; Sunday. sos q. ~.
For Quarryville, week days, US a. m, zoo,
500 D. m. Sunday, 5.l0 y. m.
TRAINS FOR LANCASTER.
Leave Reading, week days, 100, li:55 n. M,
Leave Philadelphia, week days, iib, loa0 .
ii. leave @ New York via Philadelphia. week days.
71I leave m New @ YofI p Sia H Allentown week days
~ Leave =; A Allentown, LENT week days, S;sa a. m; -
Leave Pottsviiie. week days, $50 q. pa. ~
Leave Lebanon, week days, !:l2 a. m.. i2o
Leave Harrisburg. week days, 90 g. M Sun
Icave we ouarryyille, ar week days. $40 ll'is a. M.
400 i;53 p. m. /; Sunday, 7:l0 a. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wnAi''
For Atlantic City, week days, expressss'
900 A. M and 400 and 500 p. M; Accommoaau22nnS
and 800 a. m, Accommodation, 500 A. M, EV
p. IN. 80. .,t... ,...., ,,..,,o.
/ Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues. Week days
! Express 700 and l0:l2 a. m. and p m; Accon-
modation sos a. IN. and 4;30 p IN. sundays-
Express and $3.50 p. IN. Accommodation, 5;V
| a. m. and 400 p. IN. ...
Detailed time tables can be obtained at uckes
offices xe,.>,.x 4
A. A. MCLEOD, e. 81 nASeOcn
Vice Pres. x Genl Mgr. Genl Passr Az
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embrace, Adellna whispered to me the sweet
confession: i am happy"
Probably the happiest days Of the diva's
life have been passed with NJ. Nicolini at their
castle home, Crig-y-Nos, in Wales Her
health is phenomenal
The castle consists Of great irregular pile
Of buildings, the oldest OF them having been
erected fully eighty years ago. Nine. Patti
Ncolini has added one wing on the north
and one on the south, clock tower at the
northern extremity AMI splendid con
servatory
The interior Is as magnificent as the ex'
terror is picturesque The finest Of the many
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HUMPHREYS

--.---- - - -s--
DIR. HuHPnREY's SPECIFICS are scientl-
cally and carefully prepared prescriptions; used
for many years IN private practice with success
Every single Specific Is special cure for the
These Specifics cure without drugsing, purg-
ing or reducing tho system, ana arc In iHct aud
deed tho sONEREIGN REMEDIES or THE
WORLD.
LIST OF PRrSCITAL Eos. CURES. PRICES
l. FEVFRS, Congestion, Inflammation, %
q WORMS. Worm Fever, " Orm Collie. .2o
g. CRYING CoLIC, or Teething of Infants, %
A. DIARRHEA, Of Children or Adults, %
s. pYSENIERY, Gripping, Bilious Collie. .25
81 CHOLERA MORBUS, Vomiting .........a. .2l
7CuCGll5, Cold, Bronehit ......- .25
: NEERALGlA, Tootheche, Facsache.. ...... %
O. HEADACHE, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 20
10 DYSPEPSIA, Bilious stomach %
II. SUPPRESSED or PAINFUL PERIODS, %
H. WHITES, too Profuse Periods. 25
IL. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing ..,.... %
IA. SALT RHEuM, ErysIpelas, Eruptions... 25
!5 RHEUMATISM, Rhenmatic Puins......... Is
l8 FEVER and hGuE, Chills, Malaria. 20
n. PILES, Blind or Bleeding ....,,,.....,..,, 30
~. CATARRlI, Influenza, Cold in the Head, 80
% wHonplNG Cough, Violent Coughs; 80
a GEN EIAL DEBILlTI, Physical Weak
~ IyHGSI ~, -
p. NERVOUS DEBILITY Y.....-...-.........-. 81 90
IN. URINARY WEAKNEs~+ W"ttiug Bed, so
~, DISEASES OF THE HEART, Paipita-
uoh
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rice aul I,DUisr SDuI muCn love 10 YOU and
receive from me two big kisses and believe
mo IN remain forever yoTr alfectionate
"LisA.r
Tho epoora,ep, wos fuol,v broken OF
Pot,i's matrimonioI eynariSpcrs have been
written and talked about too much TO deserve
more than nas.ina notice Her first husband
was the uarnuis da C,ux She obtained a
divorce ami married Sic Nicolmi A peculiar
feature of the last marriage was the number
OF cerenonies. There we're four of them
one in Enrland, one in Russia according to
the Greek rite ono in France and one in
ItsIv
Tbsaepouemen,o If PATHS relations with the
Naroui, aa Capx was unnleosont and sensa-
tinnoI lint thay wore yery nanny durinp the
,,rcater r,rt of their married Iife This storv
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HER VARIOUS LOVE AFFAIRS.
Extrarts from Letters written to Her ~.
ance = How the Marquis do Caux Pro-
posed Her Happy Life with NJ. Nieoiini,
Her Husband, at Thei- Welsh Castle.

DELlNA MARIA CLIO
RINDA PATTI was born
in Madrid Feb. 10, 1913.
Both her parents were
singers. When Adelina
was II years old she exc
cuted the most difficult
runs, trills and staccati
with apparent ease. Her
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Exazge.at!ons on tho direc.oire styles ara
10 be noted on every side at the places o:
Fashionable sumner resort 1t ought to be
tsmembersd that the very extrems Of any
styh 9 never Correct"
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NcLANE's LIVER FILLS.
NTcLANE's LIVER FILLS.
THE GENUINE DR.. {.
McI x NE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS!
-FOR----
SICK HEADACHE !

Mr. aud Mrs. williams, No. 27s Seventh street,
n. y, testify that they have both been suffer
ing with liver complaint for about i've years,
during which time they have spent large
amount OF money and tried many renee dies, but
TO no purpose. Finally hearing OF the genuine
DR.. G. McLane's Liver Pills prepared by Flem-
ing Bros, Pittsburg, Pa, they purchased -four
boxes, which they took according to the dire
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nounce themselves perfectly cured Of that dis
tresslng disease.
This Is to certify that have been subject az
times 10 severe headache sometimes the pain
would be so severe could rest neither day ~
night. Hearing OF the genuine DIR. g. Mcl1nes
Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros, lltis-
burg, Pa, sent and got box, of which took
two pills on going 10 bed, for two nights. Ihey
relieved me entirely. Some ttmo has now
elapsed and have had no more trouble Hoin
sick headache.
NJ. JOHNSTON, IFS Lewis street, NY
This Is to certify that / have iad the nVcr
complaint for six years, and never could get
any medicine to help me until comnenccd
using the genuine DR.. e. McLnnes Liver rus,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Plttspurg, ia. j
can now say TO the public that they have com.
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Insist upon having the genuine pr g Nc
Lanes Liver Pills, prcparee by fleming Bros:,
Pittshurg, Pa. Price . cents poN. soid pya All
druggists. tol
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@rapclrrs' Wmibe.

DENNsYLvANIAR ARAil.RoADsCHED
In effect from May n, l689. 4
Trains LEAVE LANCASTER and leave and =
rive nt Ph hilndelphla as follows: -
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~VErs'
give me a great deal Of pleasure. Papa, Mau-
rice and Louise send much love TO you, and
receive from me two big kisses and believe
me 10 remain forever your afectionate,
"LlSAr
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The New westehester Track.

Noevent has this year excited much greater
interest in racing circles than the opening OF
the new Westchestcr race course. near Ne"
York. Its track Is slnethibg phenomena! ~
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tfhe only trains which run daily.
On Sunday the Mail train west runsby way
Columbia.
j.. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
CHAS. ". PUGH, General Manager. a
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SICK
ACHE

il the hane Of so many lives that here ~ where
we make our great boast, Our pills cure IL while
others do not.
CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS are very
small and very easy to take. ono or two pills
make "a dose They are strictly vegetable ana
do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle ac-
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1--WE FOR 81. sold everywhere or sent by mail.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., NEW YORK.
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
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