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LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY JANUARY 25, 1882.1
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Price Tire Curia.
Oik
CLOTHING, &C.
IURK CIIANCK.
A SUIT OK
JIM CLOTHES
OR A.N
OVERCOAT
Made Up te Order at Cost Price.
In milcr te lettuce my liciivy -doeket
FINE WOOLENS
1 shall make tliciu ui te enlcr ler the XKXT
Til IKT Y I AY. ler Oa-h only ut co-it price.
Tliis in without exception tli; ureatest re
duction ever iiiutli; in H.NK CLOTHES, iiJul
!u done te make, room for our heavy
Spring Importations,
Iiieli we expect te have In stock ly tlu: euiiy
partet February, We have tin: namiile curds
til tlic-e goods :drcndy in Mere, und anyone
ly.il ions el seeming llrst choice ler STRING
Vt KARcau de se neu, and the gred- will be
taiueil ler him.
Itememher the ab ve reduction is ler
Heavy Weights and Cash Only.
H. GERHART,
TAILOR,
Ne. 6 East King Street,
A
II. MTV NMV i:.K!
The -casen el l.-H closed one el the
most brilliant and successful cam
paigns in the history el our trade. We
congratulate our p.itrensand ourselves
in anticipation of a lively and lncrea--ed
hpiing Tnule.
In order te m el the demand no have
iiiadeetcniv impievcmclits in our
loom and etherwi-e extended our lacil
ities te prcM-ut our spring offering el
.'elect ami Choice FOREIGN NOVEL
TILS te ai rive about tin; Fiiistei' Ktu
lit Alt v. We will be able te please the
most irslhctir as well us the general
class et tnule, gient ilesliteratuiu
amen our people m-ciiis te be a chcuji
article in Clothing. Theie ts no geed
in it We have tried it and found it
don't pay. We will wager one el our
le overcoats will last three seasons'
hard wear ami leek genteel, while a $-20
overcoat will hardly lie recognized
alter one reason's wear. Where is the
economy in buying trash? Few per--ens
ure cempeteiil judges et tine
articles et Clothing done up in Ilrst
class slyli ; tlicieleic. we invite .special
attention te our. establishment, where
can be found at all times tile very best
in the market, at prices as reasonable
as can be ex peeled. We arc selling u
lew HEAVY-WEIGHT
OVERCOATINGS
AND
SUITINGS,
at veiy Lew price in order te cle-u
llieiu out te make loom ler our new
.-pring Sleck.
Thankful lerthcvcrj liberal patron-
age, we hope te continue our motto or
Square Dealing in all our transaction-,
ami show u practical and happy result
during our hilling Campaign.
All are cordially invited te call at
121 N. (JUEEN STREET.
J. K. SMAIJNG.
ARTIST TAILOR.
I.'lltST ANNUA I,
CLOSING SALE
OF
Fer Men, Ifys, Youths an1 Children,
eexsisiixti or
Suits, Pants, Coats, Vests,
- M
OVERCOATS.
AL ROSENSTEIN'S,
ONE-PRICE HOUSE
In wirMEX'S DKPARTMET we have tint le
lour guides as lollew -, viz
1 ALL-WOOL SI' ITS at S7.fiO.
M.eut -'( ilitletent patterns: 'ernier pi ice
from $10 te Jl:l.5i.
2I: ALL-WOOL SKITS at SIO.
About ai different patterns, in Sack uul
Freuk Ce.its ; lermer price Irem $Z te f IB.
,).; KINK CASSIMKRE and WORSTED SUITS,
J ii Sacks or Fi ticks, at 12.ne.
Fermer price. $'.t te JIS.
5 VERY FIXE DRESS SUITS ter l."i.
Fermer price, $20 te $:!.
r.7 YOUTH'S SUITS. Seme sire Hull-Wen!
and sonic All-wool, ler at 7. ft e.
Fermer prices lrem $10 te $1C.
i i. ..-.. nut tlintn .ill rtii inn) emmler. von
can have our choice. Thi- is tlie greatest bar
gain ever ellcrctl liemrc in tills city ami an
opportunity which jeu may never get again.
All niv OVERCOATS have been reduced
nearly" one-halt the tennur prices.
Mll'NG MEN'S I'LSTERKTIEStt RhVER
SII'.LE OVKUCOATS, nil reduced
nearly one halt.
Beys' and Children's Suits Reduced
20 per cent.
41 v assortment et" HUNTS' FURNISHING
UOODS is one or the largest in this city, every
article reduced. Pure Linen Cellars. 4-ply,
inc.: :: ler Sic. Karl & WiNen's Cellars, 20c
Cuffs, 25c they arc the best in the market.
We are ever-stocked in these goods ami de
sire te reduce lhe stock, therefore these piices
are only temporary; avail yourselves of this
great opportunity anil get some bargains.
41en'.s Underwear 2.1 per cent, less than the.
marked price. Suits and Overcoats Iland--emely
41 AUK TO ORDER at reduced prices.
AL ROSENSTEIN,
PIONEER OF .MODERATE TRICES.
37 North Queen Street.
Nest deer te Shultz & llre.'s Hat Stere.
CA.KH1AOM8, &C.
s
LKIOUS ! Sl.li.IUB3 !
EDGERLEY fc Ce.,
Market Street, rear Market Houses
I.ANCASTKU, l'A.
We havea Large and Splendid assortment e'
l'URTI.AMl, ALBANY and DOUllMi;
SLEIG.HS.
They are made or tbeliest selected woodworks
the best ironed, best trimmed, and the tinest
painted and ornamented SLKIGUri ever oll'c.r ell'c.r
ed for sale in tlie city.
Kenieinber we pay cash ler our material ane
allow no one te undersell ns. Our Motte :
' Quick Sales atid Small riteFrrs."
It costs nothing te call and examine our
work. We also have en luind a lull line or
FINE CABBIAGE WOKK, in whlcli we itcfy
mp cUUen.
All work warranted. Repairing or all kind
promptly attended te. in2G-UdAw
LIQUORS, SC.
WINTER
LTH
piNGWALT'S
WINE, LIQUOR, ALCOHOL AND
GROCERY Si ORE,
Ne. 205 West King Street, lebl6 ly
ULOTHINti.
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ANAMAHEK & BROWN, OAK HALL.
Te Waiting People.
Seme persons have waited, for various reasons, te purchase Clothing.
If the delay was te get the lowest of all prices the time lias come. In
opening Bargain Reems we make the best of a necessity gt owing out
of the pucnltarities and inagnittiile of our business.
Te Meet Late Season Needs.
ODD PANTALOONS.
One let made te sell at $4.00 reduced te $2.50.
One let made te sell at $3.50 reduced te $2.50.
One let made te sell at $3.50 reduced te $2.25.
One let made te sell at $3.00 reduced te $2.25.
SMALL BOYS SUITS.
with short pantaloon.
Asserted lets, ictlueeil fiem S3 ie i'.i.lZ. All sijs.
Asserted lels, reduced from $7..i!) te 64. Only small .sizes.
Asserted lets, reduced fiem $S te $.". All .sizes.
QDD SHORT PANTALOONS.
Large lets reduced from $2 50 and $3.00 te 81.75.
Large leta reduced from $2.25 and 82 00 te S1.50.
Large leta reduced from 82.00 and $175 te $1.25,
Tltt ycieils thus offered arc almost without avejitieit hoc mid fresh.
The only reason tee should reduce any iirires is that !! are broken and
sizes irregular. Intriniically the yoeds an ruhmllr- ? when first 'niadi.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Sixth and Market streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
lXUX U1TTKHN.
"ICON I'lTTKKS.
IRON BITTERS!
A TRUE TONIO.
IKON urrTKUSaichiKhly.'recemmcmlci! ter all diseases rcfi:!ritiK a certain and lll
cSent tonic; especially
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT PEVEUS, WANT OF APPJL
TITE, LOSS OP STRENGTH, LACK OP ENERGY, &r.
ltciuiches the bleed, all ciijjthens tlie iniiscles.iinil gives new litis te the nerves. 11 acts
like a charm en the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such a Tastinytht
Feed, Belching, JTeat in the Xtemach, Heartburn, etc. TUti only Iren Preparation that will
net ulacken the teeth or give headache Sold hy all druggUts. Write ler the A It)1 Heek."-,
pp. el usetiil and amusing rending sent free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
liaiydAw BALTIMORE, MD.
Fer Sale at COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE. 137 and 139 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
UOUSE hVHXlSUIHO OOUHS.
I71.INN WII.I.SUX.
HOUSEFURNISHING-
We have net only BANKRUPT GOODS below market value, but
we have FLOOR OIL CLOTH for 25c. per yard
up ; WOODEN BUCKETS, 10c.
Table Oil Gil, Mil aodWillew Ware, Tie Cut-ins,
STOVES, HEATERS AND RANGES.
And everything you want te start Housekeeping witliat fie LOWEST lMMUi:-. Come i-nU
see ter yenrelf.
FLINN & WILLSON,.
PLUMBING, GAS PITTING, TIN ROOFING ami SPOUTING, SPECIALTIES.
VLVMItElVS
JOHN L. ARNOLD. T
PATENT COLD-CASE HEATERS,
BEST PORTABLE IN USE.
SLATE ROOFER AND ROOFS REPAIRED,
PLUMBING AND GAS FrfTING,
Step and Valves for "Water, Gas and Steam.
JOHN L.
Nes. 11, 13 & 15 BAST ORANGE
jUEVIUAL.
DAHKEK'S HAIU HALS AM.
J. X
PAR.KEtt'3 H.VIII 1JALSAM. The licit. Cheapest awl Me,t Economical Hair Drcdsing
Never fails te restore yeuthiul color te gray lialr. .Vic. ami $1 hlzes.
l'AKKEU'3 GINGER TONIO. Uinxer, Itneliu, Mandrake, ami many of the best medi
cines known are here combined into u medicine of audi varied powers, :t te make it the
greatest Bleed Purltlcr and Toe Ilest Healtn aim Mreiigtli Hesterer i:vor Used. It cures
Complaints or Women, and disease et tlie stomach. KewcN, Lung, T.iver and Kiilncys.and
i4 cntirclv dltferent from IJitters. tJinarer Kmiiw. anil etner Teai .. as it never Intoxicates
1 Mc. and it sizes. 1II3COX A CO., Ciiemi-'ls, N
I
HON ItlTTlCKS.
SURE APPETISER.
SUPPLIES.
fOIlN L. AltNOl.n.
ARNOLD,
STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
Inpr2-tti!
lAKUEK'S G1NCKK TONIC.
Y l.aiw saving hill inf tl size.
" cpl2-l3colleew&w
Hanrastcr Jjntrlligcnccr.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 25, 1882.
Contemporary n itchcran .
Xcvr Yerk Wet W.
People ate only tee apt te believe that
witchcraft has become an exploded article
of the popular creed, ami that outside of
the Southern negrees, whe.se fi tin belief in
and constant practice of Youdeoism liave
been recently desc-ibed in these columns,
thete are no classes lieldin.ij te the faith
professed by Raleieh and Bacen, Selden
and Ilebbs, Beyle and 3Ioere, Sir Themas
Brown and sir Matthew Hale, let there
would net be the slightest diliiaulty ex
perienced by any Que whose reading in
cludes a moderately large list of daily
newspaper, dutnebtic and feicigu, in com cem
piling: a veiy tCNpcctable annual volume
en contemporary witchcraft aud proving
that a beliei in the supernatural and ma
lignant atttibutes of crazy old crones in
the vatnnire tastes of unquiet corpses and
in lhe potency of charms atid spells is to
day entertained by millions of people in
the most civilized countries of the world.
They had an epidemic of witchcraft in
Butler, Pa., a Tew mouths age, when the
fact was icvt'itled that theie were six pre
fessieual "v.-iiehm.ister.s" in the county,
and that whfii the devil j;et possession of
a man and was net disturbed in his ten
ancy ler tw mouths $5 w.is the small
est Mini ler which he could be evicted.
The modus nperundi is te cut a circle en a
white oak liee anil lute the devil te it,
which he docs with a noise like thunder
and a vehemence that .splits the tree te
splinteis. The patient, is then corked up,
as it were, with ptayeis and charms. A
case el bi:iiny at Eden, in this state, in
.March last, .showed that an old man named
Benedict Smith had convinced a woman
and her thiee
possessed and
them, the ctiie h
him. Tiie cast
New Bedli.td,
dauhtei.s ihatthey were
that he alone could cure
I'.elvinj their maniagcte
of Catharine Sylvia, at
in Match last, proved a
humbug, bt'.t was none the less interesting
because of the euthu.siasm with which the
people accepted lhe lliceiy that the jirl
was a witch, and it i.- only a little while
since the D.ivcupett, Iowa, papers ehreui
cled the death of '-Mary; the Witch," and
fjavc an appetizing invcnleiy of her pro
fessional possessions, her "cabinet"
containing a e.:ts .--kull, a chick
en's head, bats' wings, toads' feet,
spidci s' webs, various bones of various
animals, dried bleed and eyes of owls aud
cats deported in vat ions places wrapped
in puppf. Leaving out of the question the
Voodoo pi icslcsses and tie Spiritualist me
diiims it is sale te say that the ptofessess
of wiicheiaft in the United States ate
numbcted by huudieds and detive an an
nun! tevenue fiem the cteduletis which it
would take at least s-eveti liutes te ex
pi ess.
Tlien",li witchcraft is :k.!- se public and
piefifablc a business in England, the be
lief in witches is even mere generally held.
Within the List few yeais one ca.se has
bten repotted whete the parson of the
patiMi was appealed te te cut a sod from
the alleged witch s iave te slop Iter
nightly promenades for evil purposes, aud
two young men wete btenght before the
cenits fur knocking down an old woman
ai.il thawing bleed from her with a knife,
sons te i please their sister from her
spells. At Sheffield, in November, 1S80,
Agnes Johnstone was sent te jail for three
weeks for ehlai.iiug CI -. from Mar
eaut Dcvaney, through a premises
of "tilling liet' planet" and bring
ing her a let tune through the
agency of subteiranean spirits. The
witch had, her dure testified, danced with
the faiiies and worked with the devil for
night after night. At East Deerham one
William Bulwcr was lined for abusing and
assault ing a girl named Chtistiana Marlins
because he was a pattner in the witch
industry with her mother, his testimony
being as fellow.-. : '" Mr
Mai tins is an old
witch and -site charmed me and I get no
sleep for her for ilnce nights, ami one
ni"htat 11:110 o'clock l get up because I
could net sleep' and went out and found a j
walking toad' under a clod that had
been dug uj with a three pronged fork.
She is a bad old woman. She put this!
toad under there te chaim me and her
daughter is just as bad. gentlemen. She
would bewitch any one. She charmed me
and l get no ie.it day or night till I found
this ' walking toad under the turf. I get
the toad out and put it under a cloth ami
took it up-itaits and showed it te my
mother uutl Ihrewitl ' tl into tlie pit ie
' i
the garden, lean bitngt
show it te von. "entlemen.
te Mill -n ;i
t Dudley
iu June last a professional witch ctme te
grief and the jail for " selling a bottle of ,
stuff te burn at midnight" te a woman
who, though admitting that this practi- i
turner was a Irauil, insisted that she ncr
self was bewitched. At Taunton the town
council had last ycav te advertise for a
new keeper and matron of the sanitaty
hospital, the last incumbents having te
signed because one of the nurses persisted
in ' burning ill agen's bleed se as te iu
juie her superior's health. Titc husband
was as fit m iti this belief as his wife. In
Xeilh Deven a small farmer, who had been
bewitched by his dead lclalive's spit it,
had te impeit a white witch from ISxcter
te break the spell by a solemn burning of
herbs aud incense in a brazier, with proper
incantations, and it may be added
that the white witch insisted en receiving
his fees and mileage iu advance and stip
ulated that he was te be fed en fresh beef
during his absence in Exeter, the farmer's
custematy diet of bacon and cheese being
unfitted for the nourishment of these
having te wrestle with demons and the
powers of the air. Tim Londen Jknbj Xcics
is authority for the statement that "to
day in England women of bad temper and
a certain originality of character deliber
ately give themselves out te be witches.
They win some espcct and exercise some
influence. One woman has a this moment
a reputation for keeping seven little famil
iar spirits, which leap out of her mouth,
like the led mouse from the lips of the
fair witch in ' Faust.' A witch often
lowers the lent of the adjacent cottages
and demoralizes a whole neighborhood."
The last legal execution in England for
withcraft eccuncd in 1710, but in 18G8a
reputed wizard was drowned in a
pond at the village of Iledding
lrani, in Essex, net forty miles from
Londen, while in 1SG7 "Dr. Harris,"
was committed for tiial at the Radner
shire assizes for duping persons into the t
belief that their ailments were caused by
their being "witched " and for professing
te cure them by giving them chaims te
wear suspended round t'icir necks.
At Havay, in Belgium, in June last, a
peasant net only lest his child but his
cow, and consequently consulted the vil
lage wise man, or devin, jvhe said : "Ge
home and te-morrow morning bura the
lii st petsea that cresses your doorstep.
That person will have been the cause of
your ills. I will take care that Ged seuds
him." The countryman went home as di
rected and with the aid of his spouse pre
patcd a kind of funeral pile iu the biggest
when next mcrr -
room et the :i use, and
ing a kind neighbor who had nursed tLe
child in its last sickness came te the deer.
tl:.; couple pounced en her, tied her hand-?
and feet and kindled the pyre, en which
they laid her. She had the wit te cenfev.
her guilt aud le for a priest, and when
thepriest came he liberated her, but net
till she had been fearfully burned. The
tribunal of Moes laid its iron hand en the
culprits, scut thpin te jail for sixty and
forty days and made them pay 60 dam
ages te their victim. In the south of
France a similar charm is in vogue. If
you are worried by witches you have but
te steal a new kattlc, put into it all the
old nails, pins and pieces of iron obtain
able and boil it furiously. As seen as the
metal begins te sing keep an eye en the
deer and the first person te enter will be
the witch, obeying an irresistible impulse.
Upen clubbing the witch vehemently the
evil spell will be broken. At Charleroi, in
Belgium, lour women were convicted re
cently et swindling by pretended sorcery.
Their practice was te select old women
who had come into property and blackmail
them under the threat et allewiug the
spirits te kill or bewitch a favorite child.
One woman gave them $3,200 te secure a
fottuue through the death of a relative ;
another paid 1,400 for protection
for her family, having te pay a pen
alty and apologize te the devil for
being remiss in one remittance ; ethers
were bidden te expatiate their sins by pil
grimages te Jerusalem, which the leading
witch undcitoek te perform in their stead
and from which she returned with satisfac
tory veuchets iu the form of fragments of
the cress and stones from the sepulchre.
Nete. The witch wouldn't make a pil
gi image unless duly piimed with cham
pagne. There was an extra charge when
the witch returned from Jerusalem with
her clothes tern and her face scratched
in a pcrseual encounter with the
devil. Oue young lady paid $l,rt00
for the privilege of marrying the devil,
who sent her a contract in due form sign
ed " Satan" in bleed, and another 2,000
for the fiend's assistance in making a
widower of the mat rind man with whom
she was in love. These four " witches,"
who all teceived seveie sentences, kept
heithC in grand style and entertained fash
ionably. At the TJussian village of Wratshcve,
Novgerod, two ycats age, there was a
woman named Agrafcna Ignatjeva, a
widow, who had the reputation of being
a witch, and who encouraged the belief,
as it made tiie peasants luing her feed and
gifts in abundance. There were many
persons in the disttict suH'eting from epi
lepsy, and it was popularly believed that
the witch had thus punishciftheni for of
fending her for in some way. One of thoe
epileptic sufferers, a girl from a distant
village, besought some peasants te burn
the witch and se release her from her
suuerings. At an assembly of head men
and senieis of the village, it was resolved
te extinguish the source of mischief. They
pteceeded te her hut, which they found
fastened up. They broke it epjn,
discovered the wretched woman, charged
her with crime aud then nailed up the
window aud deer te prevent her escape.
By this time ever 200 men had assembled
around the hut, aud amid their jeers and
shouts of exultation; it was set en fire and
the whole crowd remained until it was
quite consumed, Though the rural police
man was offered a bribe el 10.."i0te report
the burning as accidental, he informed en
the villagers, sixteen of whom were
brought te trial. The three prime movers
in the cremation were sentenced te slight
penances in chtucii, aud the ethers were
set fre; The courts in Germany were
called upon net long age te decide a suit
brought by a peasant and his wife against
a neighbor whom they accused of having
caused the death of their two little pigs
by witchcraft. " Veu couldn't see any
marks en their bodies at all," he testified.
In the evening they were healthy, ate
heartily, the pigsty was locked, and in the
morning one of them was alreatly dead.
The defendcut eressd the yard during the
night and bewitched them. I speak te you,
judge, as te a father, and I implore you te
make her give you the doctor books she
has get. Iu there it stands hew te be
witch.' When the suit was dismissed the
complainants s-nid they would appeal, ami
as they went out the husband exclaimed :
"This we cannot lese ; it is impossible."
It may be added that while in Madagas
car the missionaries have rooted out the
last vestiges of idolatry, the belief in
witchcraft defies extinction. It was re
ported last winter that a deg had spoken
and had announced that a hurricane,
causing grievous famine, would devastate
the disttict ; that immense hailstones
would descend and that even the heavens
would fall. Te avett this the people were
told te net mk black and six , white beads,
1 . . .1 1 it I i ....
ana H' v.c.l I iiiuiiiiiieuiiii tin- iiui.k, .inn iits
";nm would come te mem, asm an tue ui-
iiuciice tii uit; luiasiuiutiiua uettitt net. jjli--
vent the converts from investing in beads.
'I'lniiwiniN et the nun! prominent and in
tclliue.'it, pcisens throughout tin: land have
te-tnicd te ilie true merits et lr. UnlTa
Ceuh Syrup. We advise sutlerers te use it.
riser 2j cents.
It U the height e! lelly te unit until you arc
in bed with di-casc thai may last months,
when vu -an he cured bv a timely u--e et
Parker's Ginger Tonic. We have known sickly
iamillcM made, the hcaltliiest hy it. Observer.
jaMiiiiIeed&weOtv
l'l."
le.h i'.'llinirs says: "Thare ain't no pi In
says: "Thare ain't
n.ttr.il lil-lry th it haz h-eu et mere, and thet
moieet than apple pi, and no medieim: knn
cine indiestiiu and hilieii-ne-s ha! se well as
i Sjirin I!l"ssem." rrici: iiil cents, r or sale at
If. 18. Cochran's drug stun:, 1:7 .North IJiicen
street, Lancaster.
'illO I'HStllllOliS.
Seme weuld-hc llyrens leek en with disgust
At the rhymes et Kclcclric Oil " poet ;"
IJut we have Use best article known te the
world.
And intend that all persons -lull knew it.
It cures e uii-, colds, asthma, and catarrh,
lirenchiti- and complaint- et that kind ;
It ilec- net cost mucu,t!iein;h rheumatics it
cures.
'Tis hc-lOil Iu lhB world yen cm find.
Fer sale at 11. U. Cochran's drug store, 137
Xeilh Queen street. Lancaster.
A Maivcleun euro
b'erall bodily ailments, arl-infreni impurity
of bleed, u torpid liver, irregularity et the
bowels, indigestion, constipation, or disorder
ed kidneys, is warranted in a tree it-uefl.nr.
deck Weed Hitters. Price 31. Fer sale at II.
15. Cochran's drug store, K!7 -N'erth Queen St.,
Lancaster.
COAL.
, rr.
ik
It. .".l.VilTIX,
V.'h.'il
lie and l'ciaii Dealer in ail kin-Id of
!,Uii L'EU AJ COAL.
i.-j-1 arJ : Se. 420 North Water
Fl'vists above Lemen Lancaster.
and l'rincc
liS-lyd
C0H0 & WILE?.
"..'.:: SOillU V.-ATKli ST., Ltnrnter, Pa.,
Wliele-ule Hitil Ketail Dealers In
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection With the Toleplionlc Exchange
i::anch Office : Ne. 20 CHNTItK SQUARE.
pe TO
REILLY
& KELLER
-TOR
'OOOD, CLEAN FAMILY COAL.
Alse, Hay and Straw by the bale or ten.
Formers and ethers in want et Snperiei
Manure will tind it te their advantage te call
Yard, Hurrlshurg Tike.
Office, 20JC Ka-t Chi stnut -lreet. ( M-17-t
MEDIUAL.
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. ever made. A combination of
HOPS, BUCnU, MAXDUAKE AX1 DANDE
LION, with all tlie best and most curative properties
or all ether Hitters, makes the seatest
ilLOOD PUUIFIElt, LIVER REGULATOR,
and Lite and Health Restoring Agent en earth.
Ne disease can possibly long exist where
HOP HITTERS nrc used, se varied anil perfect
are their operations.
Tliry give new Lite and Visor te the Agetl
and Inflrni.
Te all whose employments cause irregulari
ty of the bowels or urinary organs, or who re- j
eutre an Appetlzer.Tenicand mild Stimulant.
HOP U1TTLRS are invaluable, without intoxi
cating. Ne matter what your feelings or
svniptems are. what the disease or aillment is,
use HOP HITTERS. Don't wait until you are
sick, hut if you only feel bad or miserable, use
them at once. It may save i our life. It has
saved hundreds. $500 will be paid ter a case
they will net cure or help. De net suffer or
let your triends siitrer, but usuaiid uraethein
te use Hep II. Remember, HOP HITTERS Is
no vile, drugged drunken nostrum, but the
Purest and Rest Medicine ever matte ; the
" invalid's Friend and Hepe " and no person
or family should be without them.
U. 1. C. is an absolute and irresistible cure
ter Drunkenness, use of opium, tobacco ami
narcotics. Allsehlbytlruegists. Send for cir
cular HOP BITTERS MFG. CO..
Rochester, X. Y., and Terente, Out.
l.iiri-iiiieeuixw
LMKEWKLL NOTIUIC.
r DR. GREENE takes tills importunity te let
his numerous triends and patrons knew that
in a tew months he will establish elilecs in
Washington, D. C, and hence would suggest
te the mulcted, the chronic cases et disease, te
test OMN1PATI1Y before it is tee late. Dr.
Greene lias treated ever 3,000 patients since
I an nary 1st. 1SS0, made up largely from these
tunica away us incurable by ether M. I..
Over 1.J0J deaths have occurred under ethers'
practices, and net a nan-dozen using his reme
dies. Most et the 1,500 have died premature) v.
Physicians have lest their wives, brothers mid
sous, and druggists their wives and children
dining this time. Over 1.000 persons have been
cured, and all benelited, by his mi-theds.witha
few exceptions. His claim is simply te cure all
the various lllset mankind byexterntilapplicii byexterntilapplicii byexterntilapplicii
tiousefreinedials, anil that hu docs net ma'ce
h drug shop of the stomach, uiiri he will before
leaving publish u large pamphlet containing
hundreds et mimes et persons cured In this
city and county, many et them very extraor
dinary. A banker's wife cured et sick head
ache el ever thirty live years, and her glasses
removed, reneing anil sewing with natural
vision. Mr. Suiter, efa Middle street, cured
et 5 years terrible annoyance et dyspepsia, in
one day. Epileptic Kits of twenty years cured
in one week. Tumors, Cancers and Cataracts
removed without any miner tise et the knife.
SMALLrex ! tliis frightful disease Is all around
us. ami having had a ileal et experience iu
reperl vaccinating with animal virus, which
is a sure preventive of thisloatlicsemeallllc
lien. Dr. Greene will vaccinate anyone who
calls upon him iu the most scientific ( mid
hence sure) manner. Consultations fkek. Ca
tarrh cured for .V) cents. The remedy sent te
anyone en receipt et.r0 cents in stamps.
DR. CM AS. A. GREENE,
MWF&S 1IC East King street.
31 US 1 VAL INSTRUMENTS.
M.
U-lteXES.
MUSIC - BOXES.
Cle.siii! Out Stile, tit cost of pro'luc pre'luc pro'luc
tieu in Switzerland, alieut 1-2
aud 1-1 value here.
Wednesday, January 25, Grand
Opening; of a large shipment, having
arrived tee late for the holidays
They are mostly of the large and
medium eizeand, with few excep
tions, of superior quality ; High Class
Musical Bexes, tee geed and expen
sive for the wholesale trade. These
instruments are far superior te the
ordinary music box generally sold
in this country, and need only be
seen or heard te be appreciated.
Musical Eexe3 with bells, drums,
castanets, celestial voices, harp,
zither, etc., running from 10 te 50
minutes by one winding.
Circular en application.
C. Gautschi & Ce., Manufacturers,
Ste. Croix and Geneve, Switzerland.
SALESROOMS: Kttil CMKWM'T STREET,
riii!.AiELiMiiA. j:: till
CHINA AMU UJ.ASBWAU..
ryieii & MAKTiSf.
.1 WOflD'TO HOUSEKEEPERS!
Yeu will lint! at
CHINA HALL,
the large-! and lie-t A--ei!iiient of
Fivuch China, Cut and Engraved
Ulasswarc,
WHITE CKANITE WAKE.
COMMON WARE,
ROCKiNGHAM WAKE,
YELLOW WAKE,
STONE WAKE, CHAMBER WARE.
A IAr.CIE LOT OV
Damaged "Ware,
Jl'hT OPENED.
Call and be convinced.
HIGH & MAKTIN,
Ne. 15 Bast King Street.
HitUHS AN1 STjlAlONUKi.
1H K1ST.1I A! I'KKsESTS,
ILLUSTRATED 1JOOKS
and Gem- el Art in Christinas end New Year
Curd- at
L. M. FJjYNN'S,.
Ne. 42 WKST KINO MTKKKT.
1SS2.
18S2.
DIAEIES,
IN VARIOUS STYLUS.
MANIFOLD BOOKS
Fer ceyplug letters, invoices, outers In trip
licate, copying postal cards, ftc. ; the best in
the world ; no press, brush, Ink nor water re
quired. Call for circular.
At the Bookstore of
Jelin Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street.
SIGN OP THE BOOK.
MELANCHOLY AND AIIEKKATIOM
That j-tatc of alienation and weakness or
the mind which reiideru persons incapable et
enjoying the pleasures uml performing the
tluties of life completely cured ami tlie patient
restored te full and active health. Particular
attention given te private diseases of every
description ly
ii. d. lexgake::. ji. d.,
Ofltee, 1" East Walnut -fleet, Lanea- it.
Consultation tree lx:t.lAti't
VLOTlillfO.
ItOTMlNO : CLOTUIXli ! !
A3 we wish te Clese Out the balance of our
WINTEK "
CLOTHING !
WE HAVE MADE
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
Throughout our Whole Steefc. We have en
hand a larc steek et
HEAVY SUITS and OVKUCOATS,
MARKED AT SUCH LOW TRICKS
'as witt. i.N-rr.i: a hkahv sale.
W"H'g only ask that you call ami ex imine
our stock ami 1m convinced et what wn sny
0. 1 Hostetter & Sed
Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
ari-lyti
l.VNOASrKU.FA.
in i
r.itc;iN. sai.ks v.
J? I.OWKRINli TRICKS.
ONE LOT OK
Winter (Japs
That lepreent itjjoed many styles huve I een
redueetl ti't:i!;li!ly Inn itgures.
e"NK LOT OK
(Jiirdigan Jackets
Have met the s.iiue late, and the priced new
range from 7"e. te t:t.7.".
ONE LOT OK
Gloves.
This tak-
;es in uline-t everything te keep
1.1 w. .1.111 firiiii t tu "IMiiwi. it,,t,.
..... .l....- l........ ....... ...... ..4.. ....
Cleve te the Hue Dress Kid, have all been put
te prices that make them !:u;;:ihi-'.
Um hand
ONE LOT OK
Silk Mufflers k Fur Cellars
Have also been marked down.
And the remaining few el our
Heavy Overcoats
we prefer te sell rather than carry te another
season : ami it you ee tin. prices they are
marked te new, veu will wonder hew thtiv
can he sold se cheap. Our O.Vf J'ICtCIJ
method et doing business keeps tlu: prices ut
all sea-enset the year just as they -lieuld be.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
36-38 East King Street,
LAN'CASTEK, PA.
OAMPJiTB.
(1 KS-.AT ISAKOAINS IN VAtU'KtU,
J
1 claim te have tie; Largest and Fines
took et
CARPETS
lu this City. ItiusHels uiui Tapestry CARTET3
Via ply. Extra t-iipur. hnper. All Weel,
lall Weel and Tart Weel Ingrains: from the
est te tliecheapiMt-its low as "St: per yard.
Ali the
FINEST AN H CHOICE PATTKHNH
that ever can be seen In this: city.
I also have a l.arti aud Kine Stock et my
nvn maki)
Chain and Hag Carpets,
AS LOW AS a5c. VKll YARD.
AImiMAKE CAUTKTSi TO ORDER titshei.
notice. Satisfaction guitrenteed.
-Ne lieulih: toshew goods If you de n6.
wish le pun-hose. 1 earnestly solicit a call.
H. S. SHIRK,
203 WEST CONO STBEXT,
LANCASTER PA.
1AKTKTS, &C.
NEW CARPETS
40.00O YARDS.
New Design's, Keniitifiillj Colored.
t. Vl cents,
wccnls.
( 7." ecu I.
85 cent h.J
'JO cents.
$1.00.
$1.00.
$1.10.
9WM.
ISO RAINS
TATESTRY
RRUSSELS
WILTON AND
MOQITETTKH,
OIL CLOTHS,
LINOLEUM,
LIONUMS.
7J
J Si
I'M
75 cents.
!r cents.
( 'M cents.
t OOOD VALUE
AT
ALL TRICES.
MATTINGS In Great Variety.
Handsomest shown for many years.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
Ne. 1222 Chestnut Street,
al-ly.!ced.t2twl PHILADELPHIA.
-1AKTKTS, COAI, Se.
PHILIP SCHUM, SON & CO.,
MANUFACTORY,
NO. 150 SOUTH WATER STREET,
LiJf caster, Pa.,
Well-known Manufacturers of ('cnuliia
LANCASTER QUILTS,
COUNTERPANES,
COVERLET.,
ItLANKETS,
CARPETS.
CARPET CHAIN,
STOCKINO YARN, Ac."
USTOM RAG CARPETS A SPECIALTY.
.LANCASTER FANCY
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Drew Geed Dyed either in the piece or In
Garments; also, all kinds or silica. Ribbon.
Feathers and Woolen Goods Dyed. Gen
Cernea's Coats, Overcoats, Pants, Vesta, Ac.
Dyed or Scoured; also. Indigo Blue Dyeing
done.
All orders or goods left with us will rcN're
prompt attention.
CASH PAID FOR SEWED
CARPET RAGS.
GOAL. GOAL.
Ceal et the best iuality put up expressly tot
family use, and at the lowest market rates.
TRY A SAMPLE TON.
YARD ISO fcOUTII WATER STREET.
2-lYdRS1 PHI! If SCIir .l."NCO