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NODOICAMS, JUUKKAY Si CO.
MARKET k NINTH 8T8.,
SMDGRASS, ITJREAT & GO,
PHILADELPHIA.
DRESS CLOTHS.
WINTER CLOAKINGS.
SEAL SKIN CLOTHS.
SEAT, and SILK PLUSHES.
LADIES' ULSTER CLOTHS.
CHILDREN'S SACQUEINGS.
B0TS SUITINGS and OVERCOATIMS.
MEN'S SUITINGS and TROUSERINGS.
BILLIARD CLOTHS.
CARRIAGE and UPHOLSTERY CLOTHS.
FLANNELS FOK UNDERWEAR.
BEAVEHTEENS AND CORDUROYS.
IVLK1C, ItUWklLS & MUHST. IVLUK, JUOTOEUS & HURST.
Tbe intended change in our business necessitates a reat reduction in .stock.
During the past week we have gene ever the di'icreiit departments, and we have
made GREAT REDUCTIONS IN TRICE.
Wc have many special things te efler and therefore invite examination. We eiler
A GREAT BARGAIN IN
Black Cashmeres and Black. Silks,
ALSO
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
LOWER THAN T11EY II WE EVER BEEN SOLD.
Extra Bargains in Brussels anil Ingrain Carpels, Oil Cleths, &c.
We open this morning an Elegant Line of
LADIES' IMPORTED COATS,
Which cannot be duplicated this season. Wc eiler them vciy low.
QF"We extend an invitation te all te call and leek through our stock.
GIVLER, BOWERS & HURST,
25 EAST KING STREET.
L
AKK CO.
LAJSTE
Ne. 24 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
JUST OPENED A SPLENDID LINK OF
LADIES COATS AND COATINGS,
VERY CHEAP.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR in all grades.
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR, in Red and White Goods.
BLANKETS, in great varictv.
FEATHERS, Steam Cured.
CARPETS and QUEENSWARE.
HORSE and LAP BLANKETS, BOLTING CLOTHS, &e.
Special inducements in price new as wc desire te make a radical change in nteck by
JANUAUY 1, lit!-'.
Jacob M. Marks.
Jehn A.
HOUSE FUllNJSULNG OOOVS.
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OUSEFURNISniN'".
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-GO TO
FLINN & WILLSON'S,
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Furnaces and Steves of all Kinds.
Just received 1,090 YAKD5 or FLOOR OIL CLOTH Hern 25 cents per yard up.
CHANDELIERS.
COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEl'UKNISIIING GOODS FOR THE FALL SEASON.
3Call and examine our stock. Ne trouble te show goods.
" FLINN & VlLLSON,
152 & 154 North Queen Street.
l'LUSUiER'S
J
OHN L. AKNOLD.
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Largest, Finest and
CHANDELIERS
EVER SEEN IN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GAS GLOBES CHEAP.
TIN PLATE AND PLUMBER'S SUPPLIES.
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JOHN L. ARNOLD,
N08. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
raprttti!
HOODS.
r ANK & CO.
&d CO.,
Charles.
Jehn B. Reth.
OUSKFUKNISUINU.
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SUl'l'LIJSS.
JOHN L. AKNOLD.
Cheapest Stock et
LANCASTER,
Lancaster Jjntclltgcnccr.
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 17, 1881.
COLD-BLOODED 3IURDEK.
A Conspiracy te Kill a Man in Order (e
Swindle the Insurance
Companies.
The Scheme Carried Out ai tn tin- Murder.
but Jilecked as te the Payment
of the Meney.
Iu December, 1878, Jehn Y. llilluuin
made applications for insurance ou his life
at Lawrence, Kansas, in the offices of tha
Mutual, the Xcw Yerk and the Connecti
cut Mutual life insurance companies. The
applications were forwarded te the home
ellices and in the same month he was in
sured for $23,000 $10,000 in each of the
ZNTcw Yerk companies and 03,000 ia the
Connecticut Mutual. He paid the lir.si
quaiterly pieiuium te the three companies
and then started for the far West, ostensi
bly for the purpose of establishing a. cattle
ranch. A companion started with him
named Jehn II. Brown. While creisin,:
the prairies they met a youth;; man liamcit
Frederick A. Walters, whom JliMmaii
hired te accompany them ami te tend the
cattle en the ranch. On the evening et
March 10, 1871), they camped a few miles
outside of Medicine Ledge, Barbour conn cenn
ty, Kansas. The following morning Drewn
came into the village and auneuneed that
his friend llillman had been accidentally
shot while lemeviug some, goods from
their wagon. A coroner's jury was cm
paneled and went ut te the camping
ground, where IJ. -:i narrated the steiy
of the sheeting. 11'' said that lli'limus
and himself had l-ui traveling together
without any couip.iuien in search" of a eat
tic ranch. A verdict of accidental death
was rendered aud the body was liuiicd in
the cemetery f Medicine Ledge. Walters j
had disappeared and nothing was heard of j
him.
When the news of Ilillman's death was
bi ought te his friends in Lawrence, they
refused te believe the story of accidental
sheeting, and had the body exhumed and
brought home. Anether inquest was held,
aud an examination of the body revealed
the fact that it was net that of llillman.
The insurauce companies agreed te act to
gether and sift the matter te the bottom.
They believed that llillman was still
alive, and that he and Brown had pro
cured a corpse for the purpose of securing
the insurance. The dead man was net
like llillman ; his hair was curly and came
down around his face, whi'.c Ilillinan'.s was
quite straight aud brushed back from his
lerchead. The dead man had the usual
number of teeth, while llillman was
known te have oue missing. The dead
man had recently been vaccinated, and
the scar en his arm was quite fresh and
sere, llillman had also been vaccinated
just, before starting ou his trip, but the
docteis certified that the sear en Hillman's
body must have become cicatrized by thai
time. The dead body was taller than
llil'iuau's, and it was remembered that
llillman had tried te get his height falsi
fied while undergoing the medical exami
nation in the insurance companies' ellices.
The fatal wound also was oue which could
hardly have been indicted in the manner
described by Blown, ami the latter had
become very much confused at, the in
quest in narrating the details of the oc
currence. Altogether it was evident that
the dead man was net llillman, but, who
he was remained a mystery.
A photograph of the corpse was t.'.Len
and sent te various places. It was liist
recognized at Fert Madisen, la., as that
of Frederick A. Walters, the man who had
joined Brown & Hillmau en their supposed
search for a cattle raueh. When the pho
tograph was shown te "Walteis's father he
at once recognized the features as these of
his seu. lie took it home with him, and
accidentally dropping it from his pocket, it
was seen by his wife aud daughter, who at
once burst into tears. Several letters of
Walters were also found. One te his
sweetheart in Fert Madisen, whom he ad
dressed as " Dearest Alvira," stated that
he was going West with a man named
Uillman, who owed a large cattle ranch,
and who had agreed te give him geed
wages for his services. He told her te
remain constant te him and he would ;c
turn in a few months with enough money
for their marriage. "Walteis's brother, i".
It. Walters, described the bodybefeic see
ing it, and said that there was a nio'e
about the size of a pea en the left leg.
The body fully answered his description,
even te the small mole. This leit no doubt
that the body was that of Walters, and
that he had been killed by
Brown as a substitute for
body in order te secure
Hillmau and
the former's
the iusitranca
money.
Brown was arrested aud made a full con
fession in September, 1870, in Platte
county, Me., saying that tiie proceeding
was part of a scheme te defraud the insur
ance companies. He said that, he was ac
quainted with all the parties te the scheme.
They Were llillman, Levi Baldwin, Hill
man's father-in-law ; Sirs. Baldwin and
himself. Baldwin furnished the money
for the operations, llillman was te insm e
his life for $13,000, aud Brown aud he
were te lind a body te palm oil" en the
insurance companies. It was al'tcrv. aids
decided te have llillman insured for $23,
000. "We had no definite plans for the
finding of a body, but supposed we could
easily get one. We made a trip in the lat
ter part of December, 1878, from Wichita
te the West during a heavy snow-storm,
hoping te find some person frozen te death
ou the read, but did net succeed, llill
man and I were alone en that trip. On the
eth of March wc started en a second trip.
On this trip we fell in .vith Walters, whom
llillman hired te work en a ranch. llill
man said that Walters would make a body
for the insurance companies. I told him
the body was net like his, and that it
would net de, and I also protested against
the taking of Walteis's life.as murder was
net part of our agreement. Hillmau liked
the idea, however, aud pains were taken
that net mere than two of us should be
seen around the wagon. One of us was
always inside.
' llillman had been vaccinated before
wc left en this trip, and one day he ad-
vised Walters te get vaccinated, as there
would be danger of smallpox iu the region
where we were going. Walters consented
and llillman vaccinated him with a pen
knife taking the matter from his own arm.
This was relied upon te help establish the
identity of Walters as Hillmau. Hillmau
also traded oft his clothes with Walters.
lie gave Waters a let of underclothing
and then traded his outside garments.
Walters was an easy-going, stupid sort cf
fellow. He said that his name was Berk
ley or Burchell. Wc always called him
Jee. I never made free with him after
llillman had made up his mind te kill
him. I did net want te become intimate
with him, On the evening we get te camp
en the ICth of March, .Toe was sitting by
the fire. I was at tbejnragen trying te get
out something, when I heard a report and
saw the man was shot, llillman dragged
the body te one side and put e:ie of his
own books in the dead man':; pocket, lie
then took .les's valise and went off. He
was about te tell mc where he was going,
but I told him I did net want te knew, as
LANCASTER, PA.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1881
I could find out seen enough. I never
heard of him since. Mrs. Hillmau has
said te me since then that she knew where
he was. 1 also heard that he was travel
ing iiiniei the name of William Mess.
Baldwin and his wife knew all about it.
Subsequently Brown escaped and ic
tracted this confession, saying that he had
been induced te make it by the lawyers for
the insuianee companies, who, hesaid, had
told him that if he would make it and if
Mrs. llillman would deliver the policies te
the companies he would he permitted te go
fice. Mrs. llillman did surrender the neli
cies and confessed that she knew her hus
band wa alive. The Baldwins. Mrs. llill
nian and Blown have since disappeared
and no trace of ihen: has been found.
Hillmau himself has been ficquuutly seen
since then, and he i known te be iu some
"!' (lie mining camps around Le:uiilie.
The companies have detective:; en lfTs
track, and they receive reports of the pro pre
gscss of the hunt, llillman is said Le be a
typical Western brave, and it is surmised
that the detvt lives are mo:e afraid of him
thin detirei:-. of gaining the :ewaid for
his eaptuie.
I'.triu and ('-mien.
l'e!a! .u!l'S ::! Hi;-i;ai:ii:iiei.
. i'. It." in Cidiiitry dentli'incn.
The ite i'i.'P is one that is liarvt.ili.l in
the wiuier and if prepeily done and used
te the Lest advantage, it is one of the most
profitable e: eps of the farm. Ice is no j
longer te be censiileicil as a luxury, but I
lather a a ue'vs.-.iiy, especially iu iLtry '
iaiiuing. 'i'h.; heUsi, if nel. illicitly built. '
should l.-e erected befoie winter sets in." I
it is better te build a substantial he.ise, j
at'd one that is larger than is Kquiicd te ;
held the ice fi.r a single season's use. It j
is unpleasant tiuu:i;eall the arrangements '
for I he u-e of ice and then have it fail for
a seas: in. Te avoid thi.; sttue ennui;:! for;
two .seasons ..nd keep a supply for one i
year ahead for an emeigenej.
The farmer who keeps no accounts inu-t
,v.n!: in the dark, lie cannot tell hew i
much his weil. pays, or whether one part J
el the I'm in may net cause a positive outgo ;
instead of luing a souree of income, lie i
might knew by a few hours spent in bee
lumping, that his gieai
ptelil comes
from eat !y lambs, or the field of loots, or
the dairv, aud
this way knew what
changes te make, te increase the income of ;
the farm and diminish the outgo, or both. !
Accounts should be kept with each field. ;
Only the main points should be cntcii.il. j
It is a mistake te go into all the details, as j
some ha, u done, putting down each little '
thing done. Simple account.-', that can be j
kept without imposing :i burden, and at i
the same time covering the essentials, are
all that should bn attempted.
The barnyard is el mere importance- in ,
farm economy than the heuseyard, be
cause out of it are the ; ;:ate:i of crop.-. It :
is there that li.e manure i.-, made and pre- ;
served. Seme fainter.; have no b.irnyaid, J
and they make very little manure, and ',
save and jucscrve none. Such larnici:;
must sooner erjatcr go te the wall. 'l lie
ne-bainyaid system of fanning v. ill an-1
swer se long as the virgin fertility of the ;
soil is net exhausted, but after that the. i
farmer who forgets his manure pile, or ;
neglects te guard il with a covetous eye, 1
j is behind the age. A. proper barnyaid ler i
i the advanced aud progressive farmer, is
one that is dished .sloping from ail sides
I towards the centte with the bottom ce- ;
j meutetl, or iu some ether way made water ''
j tight. The a-binds an. Jc. I under envoi, ,
i and the yard i.-. H.. the keeping of the solid
I and liquid laar.iue that conies from the .
stock. The litter should be se abundant.
I t'u.it the liquid is absorbed by it. Tepic-1
vent the washing of the inauuic by tv.ins, j
a cover for tin: yanl, or that portion de
voted te the picservalionef manure should
lie pievidcd. Such a cover costs e'dy a
few dollars, aud will pay ler itself the fiivrt i
year in a larger quantity and better jual- j
i'.y of niauuie. Lookout for the manuie '
and see that none of this valuable mat rial ;
gees te wattle. :
V;:sl: for l'"rt:i! Tree-.
('riinaiiteu u Telegraph. i
Tiie. pic-en, and the first half of next, j
month is probably the "nest time te scrape
and wash pear and apple liees, iu eni. r te 1
dishidge the numeieits insects lli.it ate
concealed under the bail: and in devices
of the weed, as well as te letnove the'
fungus clinging te the trunks and large
limbs. A preparation of whale-oil :.e:ip,
in the proportion of one pound of soap !e ',
four or live gallons e! water, has been '
found te be aiemcdy ler these fruit-tree
pests. Seme, however, apply a prcpaia-
tieu of carbolic acid, sulphur and lime,
freely diluted with water, as equally eiicc- i
the. and as beh'galse :i protection sigaimt
the blight and generally adting te the ,
health of the trees, i'eriiap.-. the hitter
may prove the most efficacious. Is is
easy te give both a tiial, and we have no
hesitation iu saying that the result will be j
highly satisfactory. We have often used
the whale-oil soap iu the manner suggest-
e.-l, with the best effects. IVeplc, en see- i
ing our lire:;, have often asked us what!
was d-tun te them te make thnu leek se i
clean, nnoeth and healthy. i
OUT I!;(JU tVOKK. j
Satin;; t'uiii)Kiiis.
Tlie '(jcriaautiiv. u Telegraph'.-, ' .suy.e tinii .
Pumpkins adapted te culinary pui pui
peses can lie pieserved netwulyal! winter,
but up te tlie following .lUmmer. which is
perhaps longer than may be desired. Lint
for winter a pumpkin pie is :et excelled
for delieieu:-.ucss by any ether, if tha ce-jk
knows as well hew te make them as eve:y
one .should, rt.nne liersens ue it ;iIm as a
s.'.uee, and it is a very yond sauce if prop
erly prepared. 'Wheu we. v.cie in the
habit id" preserving the pumpkin we se
lected the ' Yankee Squash, " as it was
called, but ether yoed kinds will no doubt
answer as well. Thes-c we placed en a
sealibldingput up in the eelUr. allowing
them te he i.ide by side, but only a single
layer. We Used them as needed through
the winter, aud found that from a dozen
te a dozen and a half were ample te sup
ply the family as !ou as we eared ier
them. On two occasions we kept one or
two ever te discover hew long they tmvhl
keep, and wc found them in yoed condi
tion in Auguxl, but that was about the
5iid of their time.
Ceverisi;; Sirui. Ijerrie.t.
Often theie is much said, and especially
at this season of the year, about coveting
strawberries ; and many persons are in
duced by what they read te act se as te
heartily rcjjret it when the sprint; comes
round. YVe have known people te act en
this sutjecstien, and cover their straw berry
beds with manure, and lind the whole com
pletely rotten in the spring. And yet a
little evcrin with the riirlit kind of ma
terial is net a bad thimj. If the plants arc
entirely unpi etected the leaves are browned
and often destroyed ; while it must have
been noted by every observant gardener
that the best fruit conies from plants that
have managed te keep their leaves bright
aud green till their spring liewers appear.
And this is why a covering of snow . the
whole winter is se geed for the strawberry
crop. As wc have remarked, when the
leaves are browned the crop is s-iual! : but
when the snow covers the plants all the
winter long, they come out in the spring
iu the brv;t possible condition.
Euc we cannot always depend en the
snow. It docs net always come, or con-
tinue in a regular way. Se if some light
material can be put ever the plants that
will net smother aud ret them, and yet
will be just enough te make a shade from
the winter sun and a screen from frosty
winds, it will be doing a geed turn te the
strawberry plant. Manure is bad. There
is salt in it, especially when fresh, which
is destiuctive te foliage ; but clean straw,
or swamp or marsh hay that is free from
weeds, answers the purpose very well.
But it must net be put en very thick. The
idea is, just enough te make a thin screeD,
ami yet net enough te held the moisture
long. Shade without damp is the idea.
Such light protection is geed for the
strawberry plant.
-a m m
A Ceu;;li i-i nature.- efljrt te rid the system
et vate mutter. As.-.i.-t natuie, tlicn. by usiiif;
Dr. Knit's Cough svrui. l'rlce IB cents u
liettle.
Uuard Agiiiust Disease.
11' you lind eusclf getting bilious, head
heavy, mouth tool, eye yellow, kidneys dis
ordered, symptoms of idles tormenting you,
take u lew" duns of Kidney-Wert. It is mi
ni re's reat assistant. Use It a an iidvnnce
i;u:iri don't wait te yet down sick. See large
advertisement. nU-lwditw
Invigorating feed for the brain and nerves
i- what we need in these days of rush and
weiry. J'iirker's (Singer-Tonic restores the
vital eneigie-., and brings geed health quicker
tliiin anything you can use. Tribune. See ad
vertlsemeni. nl-lmdeod&weew
A Short Keail in Health.
Te all he are sutTering '""eui boils, ulcers,
scrofula, carbuncles, or et! r obstinate dis
kwmiI the bleed and skin, :i course of ISur ISur
ileclc I'.loed Killers will be found te be a short
read te health. I'riec $!. Fer Kile at H. 15.
Cochran:, drug stele, le North (Jueeu street,
Lancaster.
Mutmg tile UU'ects.
K. (jiblw, of Uuttale. N. Y.. writes: Hcar
!: your ISurdecl; ISloed 15itter- favorably
spoken of. 1 was induced te watch their effects,
and Had that in chronic diseases et the bleed,
liver aud kidneys, your bitters have been sig
nally marked with success. 1 have used them
myself with best results, ler torpidity of the
liver; anil in case of a friend of mine sit tier
ing from iliepsy, tilt: eltect was marvelous."
li ice -51. Fer sale at. II. IS. Cochran's drug
store, 1U7 North (jueeii s trout, Lancaster.
Jacob ."dart.elf, of Lancaster, X. Y., says
your Spring ISlnsseiu works well for every
thing you recommend it; myself, wife. anil
children have all Used it, and you can't lind a
healthier family in New Yerk State October
."i, issi'. I'i ice ."ID cents. Fer sale at II. 1. C'oeh C'eeh
an's drugstore, l'!7 North (jiieeu street, J.an
ca.d. :.
fJiAtmims.
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LA CE THREAD
UNDERSHIRTS,
FKATIIKIMVEIGHT DRAWERS.
SUSPENDERS,
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ERISMA3SPS,
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Mi.;. :-s:.N!it
H. GERHART'S
rn
Tailoring Establishment,
(M the I.AUtiEST ASSOUTMEXTJit tir.c
SUITING,
OVERCOATINa,
AS1
IMNTAL.OONIXG
ever bieuht te the City of Lancaster.
IVioea sie Lew as the Levost
a:;i)
Al! Geuds Warranted as Represented?
L GERHARTS
NEW STORE,
Hi. 6 East King Street,
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H.eTiuxc, t?;.
8. B. Best
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
iM CENTRE SQUARE.
tir Af-.-ertmeut et
CLOTHING-
MKN, j:OYS AM) l'UUTHS
iron
FALL AND WINTER,
Is larjjer ami mere varied than ever belere.
Prices the lowest. Give us a cull.
!). B. liestctter & Sen,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
2! tyit
LANCASTEK, l'A.
COJU..
is. -KAKTlIt,
.VlK'iesale anil Itetail Dealer In all kinls el
MIMISKll A'.D COAL.
je f iinl : Se. H'J North Water ami Prince
u'reelM above Lemen. .Lancaster. n't-lyt!
.W X (! lint n'ATJEIi Si:, Ijancastcr, l'a.,
Wholesale lunl Uetail Dealers In
LUMBER AND COAL.
Cer.:iccti:i Vltii tliu Toleihenlc CzchancCt
iVtuseh'Jnice: N'e. 20 (JKXTltE SQUA11E.
!eb28-lyd
u
111 TO
REILLY & KELLER
GOOD, (.LEAN FAMILY COAL,
Alse, Hay and Straw by the bale or ten.
Farmers ami ethers In want et Sup:i'.
Manure will timl it te their advantage te call
Yard, Harrlsburg Pike.
OlUcc. 20K East Chestnut street. ( agl7'f t
etter t Sen
DRX
runs WANAMAKER'S ADVKKTISEMETMT.
JOHN WANAMAKER
CALLS
SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO
FOLLOWING :
Our circular silks, CJ-tnch, arc bought
entirely lreni the makers in Lyens this
fall for the first time. We have ailvuii
tae in the price, ami besides a ilegrue
of cenlltlcncc net te he et in miscel
laneous buying.
Xext-euter circle, ChestnutSt. entrance.
lj there anythiii;; black at 75 cents
better than flannel? It U of the sim
plest et all weaving; and nut mill I y
money gees a Ien1; way in buying it.
Itlack scrj;e at $1.', lull .V! inches
wide; exactly the wholesale price, to te
iluy. .Vext-eiiter circle, Clicstniit-St. entrance.
Cainel's-hair lightly covered with
beurette plaid; the same, se heavily
covered with bright beurette single
threads as te constitute a high illumi
nation. Vl.
Third eirelc, sent beast trout centre.
Ladies' coats of every grade arc in a
goeil light in the new corner; and it
there isn't enough room it is bceausu
many Inij i is are there.
.New te-day. Coats et light cloths
tiimiiied witli piiuh, for jeung ladies
only; the sizes ami ntylcs are young.
$1.; and $11.
rail Chestnut street.
Lengthening and rc-dylng .seal coats ;
ami the sooner it is done the better.
American dye, of course; but ler sec
ond dyeing it isn't worth while te send
te Londen.
I!y the way, would you like te leek
into our busy fur workroom en the
third Heur? Yeu phitll sec all sorts of
lur skins and every process of making
and ask as many questions a'j you like.
lStUChcstuut street.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Depot, 13th street,
PHILADELPHIA.
1JCOX
KOS IHTTEKS.
IRON BITTERS!
A TRUE TONIC.
IUON' ISlTTKItSnrc highly,rccemmended ter all diseases requiring a eeituin and cltt
cient tonic; especially
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPE-
TITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &c.
It enriches the bleed, strengthens the muscles, ami gives new lite te tlie nerves, it acts
like a cliarm en tjie digestive ergan.s, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as Tiutiuy the
linti', Jtetchiw, lcut in the titemach, Jlcartbum, rtc. The only Iren Preparation that will
net tiiuelcvii I lie tt:tl ir gi v lieudnclin. Sold by all druggints. Write, ter tiie A li C Heek, 71
pp. et useful and amiiing reading sent free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
iZMyd&w BALTJJIORB, MD.
Fer Sale at COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE. 137 and 139 North Queen
stroet, Lancaster.
VAKKtAUJCS, AC.
KST WO KK ANI UGASUXA IJ '
1'KICKS.
B
PHILIP D0E1CS0H,
Manufacturer of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPAR I1UG-
GIES, PHAETONS, MARKET
WAGONS, &c, &c.
KVLIl'SEii specialty Sele right for
Southern Pennsylvania.
A great variety of SLKHJHS en hand.
UKPAIKIN'U promptly attended te. Satis
faction guaranteed.
WAREHOUSE AND FACTORY :
Ne. 128 East King Streot,
LANCASTEK, PA.
HALF hiL'AI'.E EAST OK THi: COCKT HOUSE.
ii5-lmd&'.v
Carriages ! Carnages !
'AT
EDGERLEY k CO.'S,
Practical'Cariiagc Builders,
"larkct Street, Rear of Central Slarkct Heuacs,
Lancaster, Pa.
Vc have en hand a Large Assortment et
BUGGIES AND CAKRIAGES,
Which wc elTcr at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
All work warranted, liivc ns a call
aa-Uin;itrinirnreinntIv attended te.
One set of workmen capccially employed for
hat purpose. fn2G-tfUAw
HE UIC A L.
X OCIIKK'S
ReiieAvned Cough Syrup.
A pleasant, safe.spccdy and sure remedy ler
Colds. Cough.-1, Hearse.nc3.-i. Asthma, Influen
za. Soreness et the Threat and Chest, lSron lSren
chitis. Whooping Cough. Spitting or JllooiI.In JlleoiI.In JlloeiI.In
llummation et the Lungs and all Diseases of
the Chest and Air Passages.
This valuable preparation combines nil the
medicinal virtues or the.e articles which long
experience has proved te prose tlieme.it
sate and eflicient qualities ler the cure or all
kinds or lung diseases. . ,,,
iMCICE, 25 Cente. Prejiaretl oiilyandseldby
OHAS. A. LOOHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Ne. 9 East King Street, Lancaster.
Price Twe Cents.
aoevs.
THE
Striped moleskin plush, 21-ineh, fiTS.
Very rich solid silk plush stripes en
ottoman stllc with line stripes or sat in
merveilleiix between, $0.50. A distin
guished novelty from Purl.
Ivery-white satin de Lyen with bold
brocade or cream plush picked out with
uncut plush of tlie same color, $lu.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut-Si. entrance.
Larc siuall-ehccks or small-figured
plaids: nut at. all like suiall-chccks and
netatall like plaids; a new ciTecttillo ciTecttille
gether ; stronger than smalNchecks and
less gray than many colored plaids,
$1.50. Considered decidedly stylish.
The cloths arc rather heavy.
Second circle, .seuthea.it lreni ccntru.
Muslin underwear et a grade found
nowhere else in tlie stores of Philadel
phia and New Yerk, with the exception
ofasinglcheu.se; I. '., well made anil
or line enough material without any
cxtriiTiigancc whatever, and at very
moderate prices; se low indeed that
families cannot niren I te de the anie
work at home.
West from Chestnut street entrance.
Wc have hail made a variety el very
rich ties of embroidery surah, and
much liner surah than wc have seen in
rca'.'y made ties, '""i cents te $i. The
quality Is the same iu them all. The
difference is In width and embroidery.
Bastfctc ties embroidered with silk
mid cotton, a very unique and cllcctivu
combination.
Quite handsome embroidered mult
tics at 15 cents.
First circle, southeast lreni centre.
Market and Chestnut,
JtlTTJSliS.
T KON
rKON 1HTTEIC-).
SURE APPETISER.
DliY UOODS.
N
JKAV CHEAP STOKK.
METZGBR, BARD & HADGHMAN
AT THEIR
NEW CHEAP STORE.:
Have an Elegant Assortment el
LADIES'
COATS & DOLMANS.
LADIES'
Coats & Delmans
Unde cxuicxsly te our order by the best
maiiutacturersef New Yerk
and Philadelphia
which for
STYLE, BEAUTY, FINISH,
axd
LOW PRICES
CANNOT BE EQUALED.
&
NEW CHEAP STOliE,
Ne. 43 WEST KING STKEET,
Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel
Herse Hetel.
( Adler'a Old Stand.)
L"aIK' ANOEKTsi.irVetJ WAST A
Geed and Fine Kitting Heet or Slew
Itcady-ina'Ie or Made te Order, go te
P.IIIEMEN.'S.
Xe. 103 North Queen Street.
Custom Wert Specialty. JyS-tMS&W