Zb aartfagte Volume XVIII--N .218 LANCASTER, PA. TUESDAY MAT 16 1882. Mm Twe Oats y rpiIK BltKAT NKff VOKR ItAZAAK. GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S GKRE AT JNTE W YORK BAZAAR 26 & 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET. LANCASTER, FA. This Stere is "Declared by Everybody the Leader of Eashien and Lew Prices. Wa cordially invite all these who have net visited the New Yerk Bazaar vet, and they will be cenvincedthat we are the Headquarters for the LARGEST and FINEST ASSORTMENT of GOODS in this ci.ty. MILLINEKY. All tlie Ladies wlie have examined our Tilm med IlsiM mill Bennets :in; united in declaring that tertaMeand beauty they cannot lie ur-i:is-l. Wr have constantly in sleck every hape und style oil lie season. Tin- most de sirable Mj lei Ot Hull III pll'ielll Uli'tlK! I'A TIEXC'E, rriinu:. i-jijir:. n I'M EXT, viexxa: moxtiiexe isexxht, MA ItTllA JIOXXET. JVMIIO JIOXXET, I'A ltlNWXXE llOXXET, DAME lIVItlSAlin J'.ttXXICT, All the above st vies we have in Milan, Tus ean, Sann.Straw, Chip uti.l Lace Braid. Our Hals an; niaikcd in lnln figures, he any eliild can mce tin-Milling price. WE OFFER FOR THIS ffKlili 50 dozen Ladies' Kengh ami Heady Sailors at '45c. each, Evciy Hat weith 7."c. J-. UdZKN FINK MILAN BONNETS AT :Slc. Cost all ever if l.ei. :. DOZEN REAL BLACK CHIP HATS uttfcC We arc : elling thfe Hats at the old ii Ice, as chip lia -.-one up Wiper cent, in price"; tliec 11. its a. r -old in oilier stores at fl.ttl. Crepes. Wi: II A K THE REAL COtytTAN CltRPK, at I,n, i i:i,'$2 ( le $10.00 a yard. crepe veii-s !'-.Wl upwards. GOTTSCHALK & LKQERMAN'S Great New Yort Bazaar, Ureal lew Tort Bazaar, 26 and 28 MRTH QDEEN Mvr Yl'.llS A: i;atiifen. UON'T KAIV TO EX AM I N ii euii i::n iidi.i.ak suit, it IS Kl)V A I, TO A N Y SUIT SOI.U r.l.SI'.WUKKK FOK FOUK TEEN DOLLARS STK1CTI.Y ALL WOOL. 10.000 '.VOKTU OF Fer Men, Beys, Youths and Children, te be sold out Belew Cost AT AL. ROSENSTEIN'S ONE PRICE HOUSE, XO. 37 NORTH QUEEN STREET. Iiileiuling te devete ruy entire attention te CUSTOM TAILORING, I have cenelucd te sell out toy laie stock of Ready Made Clothing at a fijjur,e which will certainly suit every person in want of Clothing, wither for themselves or their boys. The entire stock must be sold by July 1st, the balance will then be sold at auction. He-member, these goods have mostly all been mantiractuicd iu this city, and are far surpcrier te any made in New Yerk or Philadelphia. AL. ROSENSTEIN, PIONEER OF MODERATE PRICES. "Ieiin s. ivii:k & t;t.'a aivkktisemi:nt. GENTLEMEN! CALL AND SEE OUR NEW STYLE NEW STYLE Pantaloenings and Faney Suitings. x JOHN Ne. 25 BAST KING STREET, JOHN S. GIVLER, 1)EAITH1S t J.AMawrat, I'A., April 28, 1S81. Thk KniMevcci'A. Mr'u CeMi'AMT. Gents It ives me much pliaisurc te sa llLitaltcriilnijoiie pack el KIDNBYCURA 1 liuve In p. un'ilrcly i uml et a severe pain in my hack and sidr, of Ien-; standing, and that, tee, aturtiyiu various' known remedies. 1 liave -vry fdistidcnce in your medicine, lie ;rliilly ivceiniiii'iid it, and knew that many of my triiMiils who have ined it liave been Ueiifliud. 1'KTEIt l'.AXEK, mAMV'i k.ii.-ii,:ih Kxiiiiiiiittramt Express. R AOH. KACS. KAtiS. The hlaheat Cash Trices natil rr nti i-imu nt Uass, tliil Heeka, Carpf.ta, Woolen Clethe, Jiaggmg Kepe, Gam Shoes, 4c., &c. I will call en persons having any et tin: above articles It they will drop me npet:d cant. WM. P. HENNECKE, Ml. -J33 llii1 Ulna 5TKEBT. feb2Muid ORAKD OVESIKO OF "THE GREAT SEW YORK SPECIAL SOT E We shall offer this week the whole balance of our Ladies' Spring Coats at Half Prices and Regardless of Cost. Thc-c. CeaW must l! sold in two week's time in order te make room ler ether goods. LOOK D WONDER. Elegant Spring Coats in all shades and sizes, $1.62 ; fortner price $3. Fiue All-Weel Walking Jackets at $.t.2.-, lerincr price f5.ie. Elegant Satin ana Cashmere Delmans, nt$i, $' ami $S; reduced lrem $10 un! '.". CALL EARLY IF YOU WANT A GREAT BARGAIN. The Ce:itg and Delmans will surely lie sold very quick at these given away pi ices. We nre always receiving GREAT BAfTOAlNS IV EVERY DEI'ART- MKNT. And it will pay cveryhedy te VISIT THE BAZAAR. ST. 26 and CLOTIIlNa. If you are a buyer of Spring Clothing it will pay you te spend some time iu our Salesrooms ; they are the most spacious in the state outside of Philadelphia. Re member you have ever sixty styles te select from and all our own make. MYERS & RATBTOS, THE POPULAR CLOTHIERS. READY-MADE CLOTHING S. G1VLER GEO: t'l.UUIlERf8 I" tlOK OUr IfOtt MOTHS! BUY CARB0L1ZED PAPER, BEST MOTH PH00F ARTICliG IN THE WORM) FOR CARPETS, FURS, &C. Tarred Reefing Felt by the yard or ten. E WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT: Nea. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA. JOHN L. ARNOLD. BAZAAR." w, Ostrich Feathers.' We have Flumes and Feathers te suit every body. Elegant stock el Tips at i"c. u hunch, I luce in a hunch; Fine French Tips at, 40, Oi'e., up te .I.WJapIece. " Iihft-k I'luincs liem Mc. te Jle.ftl i-tt'u call -pedal attention te a lotel Fine I'lumes, in light blue, pink, cream, olive, brenzeanil ethcrsluulcs teinatch hatsatfLS't. These Fcatheis are new sold all ever ut $.!.) and we have nodeulit this let will le sol din three days' time. FLOWERS. We have the imkI In-atitilul selection of Meiiturcs, Sprays, Heiunicts of Artificial Flowers ever seen. Elegant Sprays for l')e. . Fine .Single Hudsat i"ic. a de-en. Reses in all shades at 10c. a dozen. Paniics at loc. a dozen. Violets at 8c. a bunch. French Flowers ler Sic. te $..X a bunch. RIBBONS. We have Ribbons te (-nit everybody's taste and as we net them direct from our ether large house in New Yerk, we sell them ut man ulacl titer's prices. Belew we mention a few oteurspcei.il brands : Elegant 7-inch All-Silk Sash Ribbons in ' all colors at 40c. a yard. 'I'M Pieces et Black Extra Heavy Watcicd llib llib Iien, all silk, Ne. 0, at He. a great bargain. 1,000 pieces et S-incli FineWll-SUk Meire An tirjue Ribbons for trimming purposes utie. a yard. These Itibbens are etleied at present in ntlicr stores in thirdly at 75c unit $1,00 a yard, and we adv isc our readers te call new it they w nit, any. One let et Ne. 12 Satin and Faillee Jilaek li'ibben at 1 Ic. a yard, in all the most dcir.iblc shaden te match dresses. 28 NORTH QDEEN ST. DON'T FAIL TO KX AMINE Olli; KIOIIT IMH.I.AU SUIT, IT IS EQUAL TO ANY SUIT SOLD ELSEWHERE. FOR TWKI.V: DOLLARS. :X;M(.T I.Y ALL WOOL. & CO. LANCASTER, PA. P. EATHVON. .SVITLIPS. SHAD AND HEBBIXft. THE SCSQCEHANNA llSIIrJUIllS. Highly ytl8fuctery Results or the Season Havre ile Grace Cor. Baltimore Snn. The Susquehanna fisbeiies this season have been highly satisfactory, and the hauls last week were in many cases enor mous This -eek they have net been se geed, owing te uuiaverable weather, though they have been fully up te the average. A stranger visitiug one of the floats' for the first time, and witnessing a large haul, which varies from one thou sand te sixty thousand herring and from a few up te seven hundred shad, is struck with astonishment, ana wenuers new long it would take at that rate te clear the river of its finny tribe. Hut the fishing has gene of for years, and the iish are still here. The season began this year about April 10 and will end about May 2.j. The law steps the seine fisheries June 10, but warm weather, &c, steps them before. Frem away up above the city down te about the month of the river, dotting the stream like vil lages, arc the floats large barges, equipped with machinery for hauling the seines-, facilities for cleaning and packing the fish, fresh or salted, and accommoda tions for man aud beast. This is where the stationery seine-fishing is done, the gilling or floating seine-fishing beiug done from beats. The float fishing is the greater in dustry of the two. The floats each cm ploy about forty men, who work from eaily morning until weil into the night, eating a:d sleeping en these wooden islands. Frem one and tlucc-quarters le three hours are necessary te make a haul, accei ding te the length of seiut.s, wli'! vaiy from 450 te 87.) fathoms. Tim seine with its haul is diav.n .-.lowly ever an apt en or incline extending iiem the float te the bottom of the liver : Thousands offish wrigfjin;. about in t!i" bright sun 'make a sijiht jnrthbeeing. At the seine is hauted in one end tit caicfully drawn aboard the seinq fceat, and after th fish are lauded uM fcainucu is pl.tivu abeaul, the beat manned by thectew with ' their long ears, who start oil' at. once and j lay it for another catch. An old ii.shcrman knows befeie the seine is lauded whether i he has a geed haul. Sometimes tlii; catch is se large that the fish cauuet be drawn ever the apron, and then smaller nets have te be used te relieve the seine. The aver aver age number of hauls a day is six some times mere, sometimes less. The lish ate cleaned aud packed en the float, licsli or salted, as the case requires. The floats engaged in fishing in the Susquehanna are : ' Jarrett Spencer & Sens (steam hauling) ; Silver & Ceuitncy (steam), aud W. II. Ewing (horse power), all above Watiu's island ; Cele & Bailey (horse power), at Watsen's island ; and the following below the city : Serricks & Penning (steam), -opposite lighthouse ; llrewn & Carver (steam), opposite Old Bay shore ; Carver & Ce. (horse power), Spesutia island ; "J. Osmond & Ce., one float en the east side, about three miles below Havre de Grace, and one- en the west side, the latter hauling partly by steam ; Perry Barnes & Ce., Carpenter's Point ; Caruthers. Red Banks ; J. W. Simpers, Carret -Jove, and Whittakcr, White lianks, all herse power. Fishermen say th.-!f the effect of artifi cial shad spawning is y?t te be seen. Mr. Bailey, an experienced fisherman, says he noticed no increase since it began, but ad mits it is an open question whether they would have decreased had there been no artificial propagation. Mr. Herman-"Osmond, who has bsen Ashing here for eight teen years, says the artificial p-awn has no influence en the shad, ere -rcre cauglife is 1874 aud 1873 (about the com mencement of the artificial propig-tien) thau in any two springs since. He tl-iuks that, even without artificial aid, t'.ieie will be no decrease. Mere shad nre caught down the bay than ever, but that is due te impievcd methods employed". There is no doubt but that shad have been artificially, prepugatcd, but what geed it 'has done is yet te be settled. The herring catch last, season-was larger than ever before. .Pleas ure parties frequently visit the floats and enjoy a planked shad fresh caught. - Ex Ex Mayer Latrobe, of Baltimore, lien Jehn L. Themas and Mr. R. Q. Tayler were at Osuvmd's last week, and Senater (jbrtnan, Hen. Rebert M. McLanc, Hen. J. F. C. Talbott and Hen. J. C. S. Blackburn are expected this or early next week. 'They will be the guests of Mr. Murray Van diver, and will make Herman Osmond's the object of attack for the congressional appetites. In a few weeks the season will be ever and the floats will be packed away in the hollow at Havre de Grace te wait for next spring. WEST 1 OINT AMD ASNAI'Of.IS. Pennsylvania and Competitive Examination Scheel . I en rnul. Pennsylvania makes a bad showing at West Point this jcar. She has but nine, only one-third of her possible 27 cadet ships filled ; and of the eleven appointees from Pennsylvania who entered the mili tary academy with the class that graduate next month, but one is left, while he, it may be added, was appointed upon com petitive cxamiuatieu from the public schools of Lancaster county. It was in this county, by the way, se far as wc have been able te learn that the plau of competitive uxamiuaiiens or iginated. Hen. Thaddeus Steveus, who during the late civil war was member of the Heuse of Representatives from the Ninth Congressional district of Pennsylva nia. (Laueaster county), having become disgusted with the result of his appoint- ' incuts te the L. S. military aud naval academics, introduced the wiser plau of competitive examinations, upon consulta tion with Dr. Wickeishatu. then principal of the State Nermal school at Milleisville. He announced that the boy who .sheuli be formally reported te huu as having made the best record before the examining committee, Comprising the principal of the Nermal school, judge of the county court and the county superintendent weuiu uu iippeimcu te me vacant pusuieu, j without icar, laver or allcctten e uc tnc seu of a political friend or fee ; and he net only appointed te the naval academy the seu of a life long Democrat, who had always done what he could against him self, but, as the family wcic iu somewhat straitened circum.tauccs, we are told, actually furnished a part of the money needed by the young man until he was fairly entered as a midshipman at An napolis. This fact, which is here probably made public for the first time, does honor alike te the head and heart of se stern a partisan leader as Thaddeus Stevens, rep resenting as he did in that peiied et in tense political excitement one of the very strongest of Republican stieughulds in-) Pennsylvania. The credit of originating this method of selecting the proper candidate for appoint ment has been claimed for General Gar field, but the following, which we cljp from The Century magazine for March, seems conclusive upon this peint: Te the Editor of the Century : SIU: In an article leviewing General Gar lield'd efficient work in buh.il t el "Civil ser vice Ueferm," in The Century forJauuaryyeu say : 'If we arc net iimta'ccn he Garfield was the tltst member of Congress te establish t,uch competitive examinations te , lkle him In the appointment of West Pe .; cadets and midshipmen et tba Kaval Acadcuiy." General Garfield first entered Congress in December, lt'C3, while as early as April, 1862, Thaddeus Stevens appointed te the academies at West Point and Annapolis cadets who had passed tuc erucai et a competitive examina tion. The " Old Commener " undoubtedly in augurated this method. What imnellcd him te institute the competitive system is clear when we knew that a number et bis appoin tees had been rejectedand none bad attained high standing ; and tbc merit et the competi tive method Is sufficiently obvious when I state that et the cadets from this district se lected by comnetitien who hava since been graduated from West Point and from Annapo lis two steed at the head et their respective classes, a third was Me. 2, a fourth Ne. 4, a fifth Se. 13, a sixtb Se. 14, and all nearer the head than the feet. W. W. Gbiest. Lancaster, Pa., Dee. 38, 1S81. It may be added that two of these young men Lieut. Win. M. Black, who gradu ated at West Point in 1877, and Midship man Jehn L. Sheck, from Annapolis in 1S81 each steed at the head of his class during his entire four years' course, and graduated at its head a record, wc believe, such as can be shown fur its graduates from these in stitutiens by no ether congressional dis trict in the United States ! This is with out,doubt due te the care with which these young men from - Lancaster county ltfive, of late years, been chosen. Hen. A. Herr Smith, who made both these ap pointments, is very proud of this neble record for his boys, and properly regards the competitive examination as the sure test of qualification. Let ether congressmen in Pennsylvania leek into this important matter, as Thad deus Stevens and A. Herr Smith have ileuc, aud two-thirds of the catlctships at West Point, with a fair proportion of these at Annapolis, will no longer stand vr.iMtifc beciuse of incempetency ou the jv "r theso appointed le fill them. .'a., se4- cm::ty superintendents advise '.ii :leir congressmen in the matter of jf uatienr.1 appointments ? SsAMSUUKY NH.WS. Late Intelligence Frem the Gap. On the tfth inst., William Risscl died In the 80th yeaj of his age after a few days iiluess. Our energetic townsman, W. P. Liuville; is preparing te erect a frame house en the let adjeiuiiig that of Christian Fex's. Last week ut ('.liferent times some fiend cut large holes in a number of phosphate bags, belonging te J. C. Walker & San, which wcic stored in the P. R. R. com pany's warehouse. A reward of $10 is offered for the conviction of the rascal. Mis. Eliza Ann Walker, of the Gap, has iu her possession a few relics iu the shape of two linen sheets and two bolster slips of the same material, which are ever one hundred years old ; they were spun.by her graudpaients at the time of the Revo lutionary war. They are geed and strong yet. Seme of the boys dewu this way are doing seme brag fishing. One day' last week one of them caught as high as G4 fish in his net at the Pcquea crock ;" among them were two suckers that weighed tive pounds. Frank Wciler pulled out a "snapper" that kicked the beam at 32 pounds. The Salisbury mutual fire insurance company met at the White Herse last Wednesday. It was organized five years age, and is getting along finely ; $500,000 worth of property being insured by it, and as yet net ene building insured by them has been destroyed by tire. Worst & Dillcr, of the White Herse, dealers in agricultural implements aud agents for the Champien reapers and mowers, have been doing a large business this spring. Thus far they have succeed ed in effecting the sales of mere than twenty reapers and mowers ; and last week they sold a self binding reaper te Andrew Caldwell which he will use en 'ti large farm this year. Seme few tobacco (ales have been made this last week by some of our farmers. Many who have net sold tbeir' tobacco yet have concluded "te pack it. Abraham Kurtz sold his crop te McLaughlin for 22 for wrappers, 8 for shorts and 4 for fillers, Jacksen Montgomery sold his crop te S. J. Hendersen of Skiles & Frey for 12, C and e. On last Wednesday 1 twe -her e teams leaded with tobacco left Compass Cempass villc for Reading, the prices ranging from 20 te 40 cents a pound. We have some extraordinary plucky women down this way ; some who can even get ahead of a Pennsylvania railroad iflicial, especially the one who figured in the following case : The ether day there appcai ed at the Gap depot a woman who wished te take the train for Kiuzer's. She onlercd a whole ticket, and a halt ticket fur a child accompanying her The agent informed her that a half ticket te Kiuzer's would cost the same as a whole one, ten cents, as the company sold no half tickets under that price, wbeicuperv her temper arose, and she insinuated that she had gut half tickets from Kiuzer's te here for eight cents, and that the said agent had been iu the habit of overcharging passengers; after a prolonged argument, in which she held the fleer, aud, finding that she could make no imptcssien en the agent, she and the chihl stat ted for their destination en feet. That is the way she get ahead of the ticket agent. In countries where malaria Is prevalent, or where t In- climate is subject te sudden changf s should lie found in every lieu-n Urewn's Iren Kilters. mylMwdftw A NASAL IK-IECTOR ll'CO With eaCll bOttlC Ot Mdlel.'s Catarrh Remedy. Price M cents. Fer sale at Cot-bran's drug sten-, 137 North Queen street. A Uuett Square Meal I tee often followed by a disordered stomach, - iiiptntns nt dyr-pcptda or indigestion. Every miserable dy-peplU: in the land stieilld knew tli.i' lieeinbe cured byatimelv ueef Bur dock Itioed Hitters. Price, $1. Fer sale at M. II Cochran's drug store, 13' North Queen siicct, Lancaster. Fer DTsrKrsiA and Liver Complaint, you l-ave a pointed guarantee en every bottle et Shileu's Vitalizcr. It never fails te cure. Fer s-ale at Ceelvaii's drug store, 137 Nv'tli Queen street. A Haptlst Minister's Experience. i I am a RaptNt Minister, and befcre I even thought e( heing a clergyman, I graduated In i medicine, hut left :i lucrative practice ter my present ivofcsle:. 40 yCars age. I was ler J many ycurs a suuercr ireiu quinsy : "x nenius7 Eelectrie Oil cured inc." I was also troubled with lieaiscnesx, and Themas'-Eclectric Oil al ways relieved me. My wife and child had diphtheria, and -'Themas' Eelectrie Oil cured them," and it taken tu time It will cure seven out et ten. I am confident it is a cure for the most obstinate cold or cough, ami if any one will take a small teaspoon and half fill it with the Oil. and then place the end et the spoon in one nostril und draw the Oil out of the spoon into the head by sniffing as hard as they can, until the Oil falls-ever into the threat, and practice that twice a week, I don't care hew offensive their head may be, it will clean it out and cure their catarrh. Fer ileal ness and caiache it has done wonders te my certain knowledge. It is the only medicine dubbed patent medicine that I have ever lelt like re commending, and I uin very anxious te see It In every place, ler I-tell you that 1 would net be without it in my beuse ler any considera tion I am new sutlerlng with a pain like rheumatism In my right limb, and nqthing re lieves me like Thema' Eelectrie OIL Dr. E. F. CRANE, Cerrv. Pa. Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's dru& store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster. Wnr will Yeu cough when Shiloh's euro will hIvc immediate lelicf. Price, 10 els., M els. und $1. Fer sale at Cochran's drug stt.re, 137 North Queen street. OAMUEL II. PKIOE, ATTOKNEV, HAS O Removed his Ollice lrem 56 North Duke clrcct te Ne. 4 1 GRANT STREET, immedi ately In Bear oflCeurt Heuse, LengV New Building. inl'-tld MED1CAZ. B iOffN-S IRON 1UTTKBS. Suffer no longer from Dyspepsia,IndigestieD, Want of Appetite, Less of Strength, Lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermit tent Fevers, &c. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS never fails te cure all these diseases. Uojten. November IS, 1881. Bnewv Chemical Ce. Gentlemen : Fer years I have been a great sufferer lrem Dys pepsia, and could get no relief (having .tried everything which was recommended) untll,acting en the advice of a friend, who had been benefitted by Ilaews's Iren Bittxbs, I tried a bottle with most surprising results. Previous te taking llaewn's Iren Hitters everything I ate dis tressed me, and I suffered great ly from a burning scnsatlenln the stomach, which was unbear able. Since taking Brown's Iben BiTTKiia all my troubles arc at an end. Can eat any time without any disagreeable results. I am practically another person. Mrs. W. J. Fltnn, .'SO Mavei ick St.. Knt Bosten. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS acts '.ike a charm en the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such ar tasting the feed, Belching, Heat in tie Stomach, Heartburn, etc, The only Iren Preparation that will net blacken the teeth or give headache. SOLD BT ALL DRCQCIISTS. Brown Chemical Company, BALTIMORE, Ml). Sea that all Iren Bitters are made by Brown Chemical Ce , Baltimore, and have crossed red lines and trademark en wrapper. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Fer sale at If. B COCHRAN'S Drug Stere, 137 .mi'. 139 North Queen street. Lancaster; myl5-lwdw IT rrtUK CnASGKABLE WKATHKK. ALL X. ure subject te frequent causes severe sere threat, hoarseness and like dl-comTerture, one's rest is disturbed through Incessant couching and the morning dawn finding us cress and inevitable. This need net be so se Try the OCCIDENTAL, it subdues Inflamma tion, heals irritation uii-1 allays all fever. If any phlegm haslegcd in the threat one dose et OCCIDENTAli will ir.dtantly relieve you audstep the tickIingsc:iatien. Try It, It may give you everlasting comfort.' Fer sale by II. IJ. Cochran, druggbt, VT rmd 139 North Queen street, Lancaster. ml3-lwd ("1 ENTLEMEN. J We call yoiirattcntIer te an important dis covery In our practice which we nave found very successful in cases of prostration arising from indiscretion. These suffering from any of the numerous forms et Debility arising from abuse or ether causes, will de well by., sending a three cent stamp ler further infor mation. Address, DRS. LA GRANGE & JOR DAN (late Jerdan & Davidsen). Ne. ICO Fil bert street, Philadelphia. Pa. Hours ter con sultation : 10 a. m. till 2 p. m., and 5 till 8 p. m. mar2.V3meed T OCHRICS Eenewned Ccugh Syrup. A pleasant, sate, speedy and sure remedy ter Cn'.'la. Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, Influen za. Soreness et tbe Tbreat and Chest, Bron Bren chi Is. Whooping Cough, Spitting or Bleed, In flammation nt the Lungs and all Diseases et tin- Chest and Air Passages. Tnis valuable preparation combines elltne medicinal virtues of these articles which long experience has proved te possess the most sale ;iml efficient qualities for tbe cure of all kinds et lung diseases. PRICE, 25 Cents. Prepared only and sold by OHAS. A. LOOHEB, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, Ne, !) East Kiag street, Laacanter IIUOKH AM) HTATIONMMX. IflNE, PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY. EW PANELS. NEW EASELS. NEW BOOKS AND NEW MAGAZINES, L. M. FLY NFS M). 42 WEST KTNG STKBET. UI1N KAKlt'S SONS, Jehn Baer's Sens, Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street, LANCASTER, PA., Have in sleck and for sale, at the LOWEST PRICES the Largest Assortment et Beeks and Stationery That is te be found In the interior et Pennsyl vania, embracing New and Standard Beeks. Illustrated Beeks. Juvenile Beeks. Sunday Scheel Beeks und Bibles, Family Bibles in Various styles. Teachers' Bibles, Hymn Beeks, German Bibles, Prayer Beeks. tthimu PAPERS and ENVELOPES. Blank Pay Beeks, Ledgers. Cash Beeks, In-vote-.: Beeks, Passbooks, Writing Inks and Fluids, Steel Pens, Bill Beeks, Pockefheors rurses, Photograph Albums, Cabinet Frames Birthday Cards. Pictun: Cards. Ac. HOL LAND'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS. And a general assortment of Stationery, Scheel Heeks and Scheel Furniture at the SIGN OP. THE BOOF COAl nzAKTiir, B. " Wholesale aid Retail Dealer In all klcuj of LUM HER AND COAL. - fard: Ne. 430 North "WateranrtJI'rJne.-trei-ts abevi) lemon. Lancaster. r -'-' (T ,L. M. V. B. COHO, 350 NORTH WATER 82'., Zmnemter, ita., Wholesale 'and Retail Dealers !r. LUMBER AND COAL. Connection With the Telephonic EsebMfi Branch Oaite Nev SJ CliNTKE SQUARE. laWS-lyd e ttiOLf.: rt-:i:Tii.iZKK. We are new able te furnish our farmers with High Grade Fertilizers, Seme especially adapted for raising tobacco. Sold at Ceal Yard. Harrlcbnrg pike, or at General Office, Ne. 2U East Chestnut Street. KAUFFMAN, SELLER & CO. aprt-lwd CLOTMINO. Between Times. It is harder te keep than te make abusiness reputation. Suc cess in creating a business often begets a confidence which de velops indifferenee and ends in decline. Every business man can tell the story of instances which will prove the statement true. Believing this we take en r bearings often that we may find the trend of Oak Hall. Men call this a backward season, but Oak Hall shows gains. at every point; therefore the anxiety we feel te keep the business, going steadily forward must be leading us into right methods. Were it net se we would net win against the elements. Net a word of Clethinir in all this, and it is hardly needful, for everybody knows thatouradver thateuradver tisements simply tell a clothing story. Wanamaker & Brown, OAK II AIL, .Sixth and Market Sttts. PHILADELPHIA. Fat and SAert or Leng and Lean. The various shapes of the human form, make the task of the ready- jmade clothier quite a study, ene that requires constant care and at tention. We have been directed te the requirements of the case and can meet fully the -wants of every style of man, whether he be Fat and Short or Lean and Leng-. A. C. YATES & CO. ' LEDGER BUILDING, Chestnut and Sixth Sts., PHILADELPHIA. rjpHK GMMngBusiiiess et Ihi: Day requires the ntmet watch fulness te keep up with the styles und wants nt the people, but we arc deter mined net te bu found behind tin: times, as our stock will tettify te t Iiem: who ill laver us with a visitor in-pcttten. WE HAVE IN MEN'S CLOTHING Hie Very Latest I'nshiens in cut of gar ments und pattern et ed.i We tan centl-'cntiully assert eurscivns thor oughly prepared te suit ail who desire a perfect fit und tir-t-class goods ter a moderate amount of money. Wc make te-day an especially full aiiii handsome display et SUPERIOR CLOTHING FOR Spring and Summer Wear . with ONE PRICE TO ALL and Satis faction guaranteed. Tbc advantage is entirely the customer's. NECKWEAlt awl GENTS FURNISHING GOODS IN THE LATEST STYLES. EATS AND CAPS Of the Lalist Fashions and Lewest Prire3. WILLIAMSON AND FOSTER. 34-38 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA. Ttr& HAVK THK HAMOUCKST AN1I f f finest window display in the city. Don't tall te see it. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, . SUSPENDERS, NECKTIES, : MUFFLERS, POCKET-ROOKS, AU100RAPR AND PU0T0GIiAPH't ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES, ERISMAN'S, m -. . Kin QVr.t.s .-.rukiii. .v
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