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LANCASTER, PA., FRIDAY JANUARY 13, 1882.
Price Twe Celts.
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MtX HOODS.
H
OCSfcKEEPINO (it)UDS.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
Are new offering an Immense .Stock 01
Bleached and Unbleached
MOMS AND SHEETINGS.
In all Hie Popular Ilrands at Old Prices.
TABLE LINENS, TABLE COVERS,
TICKINGS,
NAPKINS, TOWELS AND DOYLIES
IS 0 UK AT VAIUKTV, AT LOWEST l'KICES.
lOO dozen All Linen Towels, 12 l-2c.
each.
ANOTHER FIFTY OOZLN LOT.
Medallion German Towels
Only 25c. fcuc-h.
We eiler the bet possible value In
WHITE AND GRAY '
BLANKETS,
At WI.37 1-2, Wl.CO, tl.87 1-2, W3.S5. t3,
and 84.2 a pair.
ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, at very
Lew Prices.
Special Unrpalns in Ladies' anil Cciitlcmen'-i
MERINO CNOERWEAR, at 37K and 50c. each
Tlie Remnants eJ our HOLIDAY OOOD.S at
Astonishing Trices.
NEW YORK STORE
8 & lO E. KING STREET.
TJACKK A I!l.
ciesue SALE
OF-
inter Cleibiiii.
4
Ne. 25 West Kin? Street.
WILL OX AND A FT Kit
TUESDAY, DEC. 27th,
OFFER THE ENTIRE KA LANCE
OF Til Flit STOCK OF
Winter Clothing
AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
MEN'S OVERCOATS,
ULSTERS,
BUS1XESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
HOYS' CLOTinXG,
LADIES' DOLMAXS,
LADIES' CLOAKS,
LA DIES' J A ( 'KETS,
CHI L 7) HEX'S ( 'L OA KS.
"JWTKXT IHII)t( TO TIIK CO CUT IIOUSK.
FAHNESTOCK.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
HOLIDAY GOODS!
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK CASHMERES
COLORED CASHMERE,
COLORED SILKS,
LADIES' SKIRTS,
SHAWLS,
LADIES' COATS,
LADIES' DOLMAXS.
Blankets, - Blankets,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SILK UMBRELLAS,
LADIES'. GENT'S, ROYS' AND GIRLS'
Gossamer Waterproofs.
NAPKINS, HOSIERY, t! LOVES,
UNDERWEAR,
Any Ol tlic above will make a useful present
Our stock is lull ami complete. All at our
usual low prices.
FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te Court Heuse
mky aeuJts- hndeuuea i:x.c.
WK UAVK TUK IIANDSOKKST AND
fluent window display in thecity. Don't
tall te sec It.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
NECKTIES,
MUFFLERS,
POCKET-BOOKS,
AUTOGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES,
AT
ERISMANTS,
NO. SO NORTH gUE&N STBEEX.
EAGER
BROTHER
CLOTHim.
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ANAMAKKU Si BROWNS, OAK BALL.
BAKGAINS DE FACTO.
Rough and Tumble Data.
The mill that makes these goods runs exclusively for
Oak Hall.
They are all-wool, strong as cow hide, thoroughly
honest and net handsome.
One point with them is te give the greatest amount
of strength and durability for the least possible price.
We have said little about them, because they have
sold tee fast te advertise.
We new have small lines as fellows :
Men's Sack Suits,
Large Beys' Sack Suits,
Large Beys' Blouse Suits,
Large Beys' Overcoats,
Small Beys' Overcoats,
We cannot speak tee
goodness of these goods.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Sixth and Market streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Largest Clothing
HOUSE EVttNiSUINU uoeds.
II.INN & WII.LSON.
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
HOUSE-STIRE GOODS
IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA.
We keep none but the Best
OK
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RAN6ES
tJ J. W I UMI
m WE GUARANTEE ALL STOVES. -E
Have just received a large let of Goods from New Yerk auction which we are
selling at about HALF COST. Parties starting Housekeeping will
find it greatly te their advautage te examine our stock.
E Ne Trouble te Shew Goods.
FLirasr '&, WILLSO,
SIGN OF TWO LARGE DOGS,
LANCASTElt, PA.
l'LUMBEWS
TOUN li. AltNOLU. T
PATENT COLD-CASE HEATERS,
BEST PORTABLE IN USE.
SLATE ROOFER AND ROOFS REPAIRED,
PLUMBING AND GAS PITTING,
Step and Valves for Water, Gas and Steam.
JOHN L.
Nea. 11, 13 & 15 BAST ORANGE
MEDICAL.
PAKKISK'S UAIK HALS AM.
PARKER'S HAIR RALSAM. The Best. Cheapest and Most Kconemlcal Hair Dressing
Never tails te restore yeutlilnl color te gray hair. Sue. and $1 sizes.
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC Ginger, Uuchu, Mandrake, and many et the best medi
cines known arc here combined into a medicine of such varied powers, as te make it tun
created Bleed Piullier und Tne Best llealtn hiki Strength Restorer liver UseU. It cures
Complaints of Women, and diseases et the Stomach, Rowels, Lungs, Liver and Kidney?, and
Is entirely different trem Hitters, Ginger Essences, and etnur Tonics; as it never intoxicates
50c. andt$ size. 1IISCOX Sc CO., Chemists, N. V. I.mgc saving buying $l.size.
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MEDICAL.
rpOK (iKKAT liCKATIYE AGKS1S.
GALVANISM AND ELECTRICITY.
DR. HALL'S
1G M
A GALVANIC BATTERY Is Imbedded In
this Medicated Plaster, which, when applied
te the body pieduces a constant but mild cur
rent et Electricity, w hich is most exhilarating.
It is a positive and speedy cure for tne lollow lellow lollew
ing complaints, viz ;
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sick Headache,
Weak and Inflamed Eyes, all Affections of the
Bruin. Spinal Complaints, Kidney and Liver
Complaints, Sciatica, Paralysis, Asthma and
Lung Discuses, Diseases el the Heart, Nervous
Prostrations, Ac.
FKIOE ONLY SI.OO.
THE BELI MANN CO., Prep'rs,
842 Broadway, Cor. 13th St., New Yerk.
AGENTS WANTED.
end stamn ter circulars. Fer sale by all
uugists. Mention this paper. Sent by mail.
oct7-3meed46tweow
$10.00
$7.50
$4.50
$7.00
$6.00
They are
BARGAINS
de facto.
strongly of the solidity and
Heuse in America.
SUPPLIES.
rOMN I.. ARNOLD.
ARNOLD,
STREET, IiANOASTER, PA.
fapr2-tt(l
pARKEK'd GINGKK TONIC.
COAL.
B.
MARTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds et
LUMBER AND COAL.
- lard: Ne. 420 North Water and Prince
streets above Lemen Lancaster. n'i-lyii
COHO & WILE7.
HSV SORTU tVATEM ST., lAinruf,er, l'a.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With the Telephonic Exchange,
Kiatichofflie: Ne. 20 C11NTRK SQUARE.
Jeb28-lyd
r O TO
REILLY &
KELLER
GOOD, CLEAtf FAMILY COAL,
Alse, Hay and Straw by the bale or ten.
Farmers and ethers In want et Snperiui
Manure will find it te their advantage te call
Yard, Harrisburg Pike. I
Juice. 2U6 East Chestnut street. ( agK-i
AND
HEATER
Lancaster Jntclltgencet.
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 13, 1882.
LISBON'S HOLIDAY.
REJOICINGS IN HONOR OP ALFONSO.
ROYALTY ON A FROLIO.
AND GIVING PLEDGES OF AMITY.
TIIIIIK MA.JE"T1KS AT TIIK RACES.
A Greit Court Hull and a Geed Time
Genet ally.
Lisben Cable te New Yerk Herald.
At the banquet of 120 ceveis Tuesday
night at the Ajuda palace the magniticent
table was adorned with a splendid display
of j.latc and artistic centie pieces, with
lleweis. Eighty royal servants in fine
live! ieS waited en the guests, while several
bauds played in a neighboring gallery.
The Queen of Peitugal and King Alfonse
were en the right, Dena Christina being
en the right of Dem Luis, and all mound
weie seated their respective ministers and
suits, generals, pi elates in scarlet robes
and the foreign ministers and their ladies
in beautiful toilets. King Luis, in an ap
propriate teasl, welcomed his royal visitors
expressing the hope of a sinceic friendship
between the two nations. King Alfonse
replied, making pointed allusion te his
hope that the two peninsular countries
would make closer their mateiial interests,
because their extei ier policy was similar.
The feast ended alter midnight and the
royal guests relumed te Lisben along the
banks of the Tagc.s by moonlight. King
Luis shows marked kindness te Scuer Sa
gasta, consulting his opinion even en
question i of purely Portuguese interest.
The intnu of the banquet was composed of
four com ses and fifteen dUhcs, including
Fiench, Spanish and Portuguese speci
mens of culinary ait, the choicest Oporto
and French and Spanish wines.
At the It.ics Cunric.
The races took place this afternoon en a
course admirably situated en sloping
ground, commanding a view of the mouth
efthcTagus. Nothing can be conceived
mejc imposing than tlte scene the sun
descending tewaul the hoiizen, the ocean
calm as a hike, studded with sails, a fish
ing lh-et going eat the same time as the
laiger cialt, the lighthouse looming en the
islet in the middle ui'tlie mouth, the oppo
site cliffs rising pictiuesquely, with a
large lazzaiette, its big white heuacs and
tall walls staudiiii; out in bold 'leliel en
the blue line of the clili's. Far inland
could be seen the bread river and the city
of Lisben in the hazy background, while
closer at hand was the monastery and
chuich of Belcin, lising behind. The
race cemse was crowded with a vast mul
titude and a host of carri.iges, but there
was net a single line team or drag. Twe
large stands Hanked the royal pavilion, in
which I noticed the two kings, their
queens tee niinislei:;, the mng s lather,
Dem Fernande, with the Countess Edla,
his morganatic wile, sitting a litlle apart.
King Luis is shot t and stout, has a lleiid
complexion, a jelly, pcii face and a pleas
ant smile, lie were a inaiiiie's uniform.
ly. appeal s te he feity-ihree jcaisef age.
Queen Pia is tall, Nliht, delit-ile and fair.
She sccmr. mete Ocimati than Italian.
Her complexion is pale, with dark eyes.
She was simply attired. The heir appa
rent, Dem Cailes, and the younger son.
Dem Alfonse, aie young, steul, power
fully built, curly-haired princess of nine
teen and i-evenleen yens, though they
leek much elder. King Luis and his sons
speak English and Spanish lluently and
arc fend of hunting and riding, like Dem
Fernande and Dem Augnste, the father
and brother of the actual monarch. Dur
ing the races the kings visited the pad
dock, complimenting Messrs. (Jaivcy and
D.ivies, the ewneis el the Angle-Spani-.h
her.-esthat Wen the piincipal races. The
scene in (he paddock was animated. All
was ever by live o'clock.
A Court U.til.
In the Ajuda palace te night was given
the court ball. Twe thousand nine hun
dred invitations had been issued. Among
the guests weie the elite of Lisben society
and of the diplomatic corps. Many Span
iards and foreigners were also present.
The palace receptions include guests of all
parties in Portugal. The ball room was
the throne room, in the tipper story el the
palace. The. ,spjcndid hall: was adorned
with lovely tropical plants- and a profusion
of llowers covering tables .and cabiuetr; of
gieat artistic mei it. AH around were
ether rooms furnished with taste. A
magnificent supper loeinhad been pre
pared for the gucsts.aud a special room was
set apart for the royal paity -amid palm
trees and exotic plants concealing the walls.
On the staircase and in the ante-eharnbers
were supcib liephies of arms, statues,
the lings of both ceuutiies, and
such an abundance of camellias and ' roses
as seems extraordinary in January, when
a thick fog hangs .en the Tagns, hiding
the view of the opposite bank. The whole
palace was lighted with gas ami width
gave it a wonderful splendor. The rigid
etiquette of the Portuguese court required
all men te appear hi uniform or court diess
with knee breeches and silk stockings,
much te the confusion of many who were
invited." The ladies of the Portuguese
nobility possess the finest diamonds im
aginable, but I remarked that their taste
for dress is npt equal te that of the Castil
iau belles, The ball was opened at nine
o'clock by Dem Luis with Queeu Chris
tina, King Ah'oase and Dena Pia. The
royal fetes began aud finished early. The
Quecn of .Spaiu wero a splendid necklace,
aud a train covered with lace and pearls
en pale satin.
Retrospective Ait.
I vUitad te-day the exhibition of in
trospective Art that their ni:ij;3ties are te
inaugurate te-morrow. It is situated in the
old palace of the Empress of Brazil. This
building lias bjen handsomely icstered
and will he . in" future ' the Fine
Arts Exhibition el Lisben. Dy a
niarble paved hall with fine columns you
enter a staircase hung with paintings, and
en the landing reach the largest of the
iiiticn rooms that contain the exhibition.
This room-is full of paintings of Portu
guese and Spanish masters. Te the right
is a lefty hall full of glass cases, in which
the royal family have placed their jewels,
fans, caskets, cresss-s, arms, crowns and
enamels of great price and antiquity. My
attention was specially called te a r.ss
and sacred vase, made out of tiie first gel 1
brought from Zanzibar and the Iudies by
VascedeGama and inlaid with precious
stenis. Next is a chalice trale with
geld and stones, engraved with quaint
Arab letters. This treasure war, captnred
from the Meers in the thirteenth century.
The walls of two halls are covered by the
liclicst. known collection of church vest
ments aud presents, robes of the richest
silkn cmbreidcied in geld aud silver. Next
I noticed a collection of medallions in
sculptuied and baked earth by Luca Delia
Rebbia, and ancient furniture, mirrors
and maps of the thiiteeuth and fifteenth
centuries from royal and noble houses that
have vied iu sending treasures te the ex
hibition. These magnificent displays are
surpassed by as remarkable a collection of
sacred vases, chalices, creziers, triptychs,
caskets for relics, sacrament cups, altars,
retables, huge massive geld cresses and
church treasures seut by every cathedral
nd sanctuary iu Portugal.
Treasures et the Past.
jc ancy live large rooms tilled thus, m
which you begin with the rude, massive,
stone-inlaid specimens of mediaeval ait of
the twelth and thirteenth centuries and
come down te the mere perfect preduc
tiens el the fourteenth and fifteenth cen
turies and lastly the gorireeus specimens
of the eighteenth century, all in solid sil
ver and geld, revealing what Catholic de
votien gave te Evera, Coimbra, Guiinar
aeus, Lisben and ether cathedrals and
convents. The Spaniaids and all the
foreigners pronounce this a most remark
able feature of the exhibition a feature
never before witnessed before and net
easily te be realized again, owing te the
clerical resistance te the idea of exhibiting
such wealth. The exhibition contains
also remarkable tapestries of the Flemish
school, and a unique Peituguese specimen
of tapestry, with columns of figures and
flowers embossed in lelief ou a ground of
tapestry six metres high by four long be
longing te the Duke of Medina Cecli.
Finally I remarked the collection of arms,
Peninsular and Moorish, from the quaint
weapons of the thirteenth century te the
rich fowling pieces used by royalty during
the last century. .The exhibition will be
lighted by electricity. The inauguration
takes place te morrow, at two o'clock iu
the afternoon. England has sent speci
mens of Peninsular art from the Seuth
Kensington museum. Spain has a large
room filled with treasures of her royal and
ptivate collections.
A New L'se or Electricity.
New er!c Time-.
The uses efclccticiiy are gi owing every
day, especially the uses made of it by in
genious ad vei Users. The electric hair
brush, which is warranted te make hair
grew en the head of a brass monkey if it
is used sullieiently often, has been before
the public for some time, and until lately
was justly regarded as furnishing the
easiest aud most effectual way of applying
clcctiicity te the skin. Itisnow.hewever,
rivaled in the estimation of the public by
the electric corset, a new and wonderful
invention. The weed-cut showing the
manner of using the electric corset repre
sents that article as a a seit ofclefco-filting
jacket worn by a young lady, the sleeved
and neck of whose dress are really a little
tee shall we siy alarming ? The weed-cut
is necessary, for although the advertiser
iufei ms the public that the electric corset
is precisely like the eidinary corset iu
appearance, his words convey no idea te
any upright and honorable man. If
steadily worn, th:s electric corset will
enable the wearer te giew plump and te
enjoy the very best of health that is if
we may believe what the advertiser says.
As it is asserted te be perfectly harnilct-s,
and te convey no perceptible shock te the
human arm, it ought te become at least as
popular as the eleetiic hairbrush h;is been.
Nevertheless in spite of the. merits of the
elect! ic corset, a new diseev.-ry has lately
been made in regaid te the rlcctiic hair
brush which, when it. becomes geneially
known, will make the l.itlt : altogether
the most dbiiable object that a woman can
pas-Mbly have in the house
Like, many ether great ditcevciics the
one in question was made by accident. It
has long been a matter of tiaditien that
the maternal slipper is the instrument with
which nursery discipline is enforced This
was undoubtedly tine many years age
when slippers were uuiveisally Wern, and
many of the holiest recillectieus of the
childhood of men of the present genera
tion are associated wit It the slippers of
their mothers. Hut the old-fashioned
slipper, which ce'iM be slipped from the
feet aud applied w here it would de the most
geed at a memenu. notice, has te a great
extent, passed away. The buttoned beet
ha' .succeeded it, anil net only is it impe.s
sible for an earnest mother with a large
family te unbutton and billion up her shoe
a dozen times in a day, but the beet itself
is tee heavy and coarse an instiuuient te
be used iu inculcating meial lessens
Hence the hairbrush has become a popular
means of training children in the right
way. It is always within reach ; it has a
convenient handle, and the hack of it.
being Inead and nearly flat, will cover
mere surface at a blew than could be
covered by any ordinary beet or slipper.
Newandthcn a badly made.haif. bitisli is.
broken when brought in contact wjtJi a
particularly "bad boy, but as a rule it is a
remarkably effective remedial agent.
Mr. McFancn, of KWsteI. Ul'L, has a
small boy, uew of the nge of 0 yr ars, who
has given her much anxiety," Net only
has he been an exceptionally mischievous
boy. with an absolutely unlimited capa
city for snricptitieus jam, but he was un
til lately physically weak aud undersized.
His mother has been accustomed te pun
ish him with a hair brush of the ordinary
kind, but the cfi'ect of the punishment had
always been te make the boy sullen and
gloomy, and there were times whoa she
asked herself if punishnit'iit really did the
bjy any geed.
A year age Mrs. McFarrcu was prevailed
tipeu te buy au electric lwir brush, with
the view of improving the condition of
her hair. As the brush was an unusually
large and strong one, she naturally used it
in the education of her boy. The first
time that it was applied te him he had
beeu gulty of some particularly- heinous
juvenile ciime, aud was therefore punished
with mere than usual severity. Te-his
mother's surprise, the moment he was re
leased he sprang up aud turned several
haud-springs, at the s true time breaking
fei th iute song. Fer the rest of tiie day
he was in the very highest spirits, and net
a trace of his former sullen manner was
visible. This was such an unexpected and
utterly unprecedented state of things that
his mother could account; for it only en
the supposition that the effect of four
years el fiequeut punishment had been
cumulative, and had only just begun te
show itself.
The boy continued tn get into mischief,
and was, of course, daily punished. Every
time that the .hair brush was applied te
him his spirits 'warned te lis;-, and Jifs
muscular activity increased. Moreover,
he suddenly began te grew tall and stieng,
and his various bodily ailaunts disap
peared. At the end of a year he was the
tallest, heaviest and si rouge.st "boy of his
age iu the whole town, and although his
icstless activity constantly led him into
breaches of maternal law, nothing could
check the Hew of his' spirits or spoil hia
perennial geed humor..
There can be no doubt that these won
derful changes in the mental and physical
constitution of the McFarrcu small boy
were due te the electrical prep n ties of the
hair brush used by his mother during the
past year. The electricity, driven into his
.system by impact, filled him with high
spirits and gave an impulse te his physical
growth.- It is thus evident that the ability
of the electrical hairbrush te infuse elec
tricity into the scalp and thus promote the
growth of the hair is its valuable proper
ty. Hereafter it will be used net merely 1
has the universal instrument of luvenile
punishment, but as the readiest and surest
means of infusing vitality into the sick and
weakly of whatever aee. and Mrs. McFar-
ren's uame will be forever associated with
the greatest of the electrical discoveries.
The Old, OW Story.
Chicago Tribune.
" Surely, you will net be false te me
Geerge?" and the bright blue eyes of
x.iaine jeuKms leek loudly up into the
face of the man who bends ever her se
fondly, and whose words of love come te
her troubled breast with the same sweet,
seething restfuluess that a tired man feels
when the throbs of his aching head are
stilled and the demons of pain driven away
by the touch of a wife's hand aud the
sennd of her low, sweet voice.
" Ne, my little one," replied Geerge
W". Simpsen, drawing the girl closer te
him, ' I will never deceive you, never de
aught that would give youserrow or pain.
Yeu have made a better man of me
dragged me, as it were, from the horrid
maelstroem of draw porker and 2e cents
drinks into whose deadly centre I was
swiftly being drawn, and landed me iu the
beautiful Lotes Islands of your love the
pure, trusting, passionate love of a hear t
that beats alone for me. Never fear, my
darling, that I will leave you" and, press
ing a kiss upon the ripe, red lips that could
make a cake jar leek desolate, he went out
into the starlit night siul started down
the street car track, where there was no
danger of being interrupted by vehicles.
Ten years later.
Over the old front gate, thrown out of
plumb se many, many times by Gcerge and
Elaine hanging en te swap lies, the vines
are growing. A little te the left is a
grave, mess-covered and uncared for.
Tewscr is dead. In the sun-kissed wood
shed back of the house a man is chopping
weed . A woman comes te the back deer.
"Geerge ?" she says.
"Yes."
" Supper's ready. Shoe tiie brats out of
the alley and bring in some weed when
you come."
"All light."
Heaven help them they are married !
All Angry Judge.
The Itcadjuster judge of Norfolk, Va.,
Hen. D. G. Gedwin, though an able
lawyer, has recently had occasion te
demonstrate that he can get very, very
angry. In a card te the Norfolk Land
murk Judge Gedwin says he has been
" ignobly and maliciously slandered " in
a publication in that paper copied from the
Washington Pest in regard te the Norfolk
police bill. Net content with this, Judge
Gedwin precicds te pronounce the publi
cation in question "absolutely and un
qualifiedly false," aud he denounces the
author, who is unknown te him, as " a
willful and malicious falsifier, slanderer,
blackguard and coward." The judge says
he utters these words as a citizen, and
holds himself " responsible for them, new
or hereafter." It will be only iu keeping
with the fitness of things for both princi
pals in this little a flair te be blindfolded
befese they begin te sheet.
" I'unetuality is the Illume el lJiHines-i." Iu
l:iMiilics where Or. Hull's Cough Syrup !, kept,
there i-t never a tiiis et absence from school or
1Uf.iue-se!i account of Coughs. Colds, or.Sero
Tlueal. Price i" cut".
It is ( Ik- ht-i;-lit. of telly te wait until you are
In bud with dNea-n that may lust months,
uln-ii you ean In; cured by :i timely use et
1'url.er's Ginger Tonic. W: have known sickly
(.unities made the healthiest by it. Observer.
ja'-l ill' leetl.V. wee w
OcsplHCil.
ily ihe unthinking, Rurdnck lias been con cen
ddercd a weed, and it-t luxuriant growth, un-plea'-anl
smell, etc., has rendered It, te tho-e
' net knowing il- virtues" a nuisance, and yet
the root has hint? been acknowledged by sa
vants a- most Invaluable as a diuretie, apiTi
enl and bleed eilfiller. Iluideek Uloed IlillciM
embody all its K"Od iialities. Price fl. Fer
s deal "II. 11. Cochran's lrii Stere, 137 North
Out-en Nti-cel, Lanca-ter.
MIrabile Uictu.
'our rijirini? Rlosseni is u siicce-s. I cer
tainly think its etleets are wonderful; all the
dy-.'itie -yiiipteins t complained of have
aiiished; iny wile, is also enlliusiastic in
praise et it: sins was dislliiiired by bletelies
anil pimples en her tare, anil had : eoiilinu-eii-,
headache. .She is nil i ijilil. new ami all ini
sihMy eiiipliens havi'KOiie. Ien may icier
any iliiultne' p.ti I ies te me.
"U. V. WILLIAMSON,
" i:ik .Street, lluilale."
Pi ice. ".0 cents. Fer sale at II. IS. Ceelllan'.s
I : i : jsieif, 117 North (jiieen street. Lancaster.
I'.tieitalinii et the ltc:.iT.
.1. 11. Mihl, Syracuse, N. Y..writes: "When
I fust commenced lining your ISurdeck Uloed
ISitter.- I was troubled with llutteiin;; ar.d pal
pitation et the heart. I telt weak and languid,
witli'a ntiiutincsVellliK limbs; since usbi",
my heart has nel-troubled nje-'and .tin; uuinbc
ift sensation is all'sfnnc." 'Price fl. Fer sale
at II. IS. Ceejinin's liiigsterct'137 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
1JU ItfA AKlf- UIjASS H'AKJ;.
I j k;ii
X MARTIN.
CHINA HALL.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
White SIedu China and Porcelain Ware,
01' nca ews utronTATle:.' in
TEA and DINNER WAKE,
FLAT WAltE,
HOTEL WARE,
CHAMBER WARE.
.. c feuahiiitee. thr.se oeils tree fiem crazing
tJoeils net satisfactory exchanged.
HO USBKEEPERS !
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST !
bl'IXIAL ATTENTION PAIO TO HOUSK
5V11UEI HIGH & MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East Kicgr Street.
t-AKltlAUIM, xv.
l.?f;iI.S!
.SI.I-IOltMl
EDGERLEY & Ce.,
Market Slreel, rear Market Houses
LANCASTER, PA.
We barea T.ar-jcand Splcndiil nssertment of
I'OliTLANI), ALBANY and UOUULE;
SLEIGHS.
'I Ley arc made'er the best selected woodworks
the best Ironed, bcit trimmed, nnd the linest
painted and ornamented SLKIOHS ever otter etter
ed for sale in the city.
Kemember we pay cash ier our material ami
allow no one te uiider&cll.H.s. Our Motte:
"(JCICX SALEd AND SXALL X'ROFITB."
It costs nothing te call and examine our
work. We alae have en band a full line of
FIN B CAKKIAGE WOKK, in which we deiy
competition.
promptly attended te.
All went warrantee, ucpainngei an Kimi
l!rttd&
Gil, fc ifl ifm
AT
VLOTBIXB.
1LOTU1NG! CLOTUINU!!
As wc wish te Clese Out the balance of enr
WLNTEK
CLOTHING !
WE HAVE MADE
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
Throughout our Whole
hand a large stock et
5teck. We have en
HEAVY SUITS anil OVEIJCOATS,
MAKKKO AT SUCH LOW PKICKS
AS WILL IX.il'KK A KKAKV SALE.
3-V only ask that you call and ex inline
our stock ami be convinced et what we say
Q. B. Hostetter & Sen
Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
23-Iyd
ASl'Kr.PA
O li:OIL NOTICKl
Gentlemen I
IJi OICDKU TO KKDTCK OUU
WINTER STOCK
OF
OVERCOATINGS,
COATINGS
AND
SUITINGS,
WK WILL MAKK TO YOUK OUDEK
ANY AUTICLK OF
CLOTHING
AT
Precisely Cost Price.
A.s our stock is large we would rather de
tills than keep the stock en bund. Weiiuveii
Urn: selection of the best makes of joeds, all
in the new choice styles. We nse the best
el trimmings, mid warrant n llist-rla-.s tit iu
every respect. In
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
DRESS SHIRTS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
WK OFFKlt ItAKtJAlNS
TO UKDUCK OlMC STOCK ALSO.
Gira, BOW & HORST,
25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
. HOOKS AND HTAi'IOtfEKX;
rl KISTM AS PltKsBNTS,
ILLUSTKxVTEI) BOOKS .
and (Jems of
Cants at
Art in Christinas end New Year
L. M. FLYNN'S,
Ne. 42 WKST KING STBKKT.
1882. 1882.
DIAKIES,
IN VARIOUS STYLES.
MANIFOLD BOOKS
Fer ceypinj; letters, invoices, orders in trip
licate, copying pestil cards, 4c. ; the best In
the world ; no press, brush, ink nor water re
quired. Call for circular.
At the ISoekatore cf
Jehn Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15 &17 North Queen Street .
SIGN OP THE BOOK.
MINMCH'S LATKST
IMPROVED PATENT - -
TOBACCO PRESSES,
Fer Casing and Ualiug Tobacco. Jlinntclfj
MANURE DRAO, ter cleaning stables. All.
sold en trial 011 their merits. Warranted te
jrlve better satisfaction In every particular
than any new in use. It net satisfactory can
be returned at my expense. Send for Illus
trated Circular. S II. M INN1C1I.
Landlsvllle, Lancaster County, Pa.
iliKlmdM&SASmw
S500KEWAKlJ-
D'Effiat Bleed and Skin Remedy.
7)0 Reward that It will eradicate Eruptions,
Pimples, .Blotches, Freckles, Jletb, Ac, trem
the face of any and every Lady and Uentle
man that uses it. It cleanses MalAKIA tceui
the system, Itrightens the Kyes and Beautifies
the Complexion. A certain cm e ter nil Skin
Oiscasea, and Positively Harmless. $1 per
PncknitcerC for J3. Sold byiJrugpistsersent
by mall in letter lerui en receipt or price.
THE BELL MANN CO.,
843 Broadway, Mew Yerk.
Mention tltli paper,
lars.
Send stamp ter clrcu-oct7-3mced&Ctweow