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Volume XVIII- -Ne. 178
LANCASTER, FA. THURSDAY MARCH 30 1882.
Price Twe Cents.
A
piRAnlJ OPENING OF THE GttEAT NEW YORK 1IAZAAK.
GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S
NEW YORK BAZAAR,
26 & 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Declared by Everybody the Largest and Finest Establishment in this City.
Everybody Pleased and Satisfied.
THE GREAT NEW YORK BAZAAR.
IS A BRANCH OF A LARGE NEW YORK ESTABLISHMENT, AND IS CONDUCTED ON THE NEW YORK
ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
NOTICE : We Lave added Six mere Departments siuce our Opening.
22 Departments:
Silks and Satins,
Notions, Ribbons,
Embroideries,
Laces, Jewelry, Trimmings,
Cloaks and Delmans,
Buttens, Passmenteries,
Kid Gloves,
Wc respectfully invite our kind renders te cive a thorough inspection, in all our
convinced that our assortment is complete, and the LOW PRICES cannot be surpassed
in Plain Figures, and our Salesladies are instructed te be very attentive) te everybody.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
We Lave an ELEGrANT SILVER COLOGNE FOUNTAIN placed in the centre of our Bazaar, and every Lady is
welcome te dip her Handkerchief in the most DELICIOUS COLOQNR running Irem the same. During this week
everybody will also be presented FREE OF CHARGE with a bottle of this fine Perfumery.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED THAT CALL
GOTTSCHALK & LEDEMAFS
GREAT JNTEW YORK BAZAAR
IS THE
GREAT ESTABLISHMENT EOll EVERYBODY !
JOHN S. UIVLKU & VO.S ADVKKTISKMKNT.
CAKPETS ! CAKPETS ! CAKPETS !
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES IN THE CITY.
ELEGANT STYLES IN MOQUETTE CARPETS.
ELEGANT STYLES IN BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
ELEGANT STYLES IN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
ELEGANT STYLES IN THREE-PLY ALL WOOL CARPETS.
ELEGANT STYLES IN EXTRA-SUPER ALL-WOOL INGRAIN CARPETS.
ELEGANT STYLES IN DAMASK, VENETIAN, RAG AND HEMP CARPETS.
We have the above goods in the New Styles, adapted especially for Parleis, Libraries, Dining Reems, Sitting Reems, Bed Reems,
Halls and Stairs. In our asseilment will be found many new, choice styles that cannot be had clscwhcre. Wc give
special invitation te all te come and sec our display. Our prices will be found te be as low as the lowest
in the same quality of goods. In RUGS, MATTS, WINDOW SHADING and FIXTURES,
FLOOR and STAIR OIL CLOTHS, we always keep a full assortment.
JOHN S. GrIVLEE & CO., -
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
MY
l'KKS, KAT1IFON & CO.
Fine Merchant Tailoring I
Persons who wish their Spring Suits for EASTER should order them without delay. Our capacity is great,
but the orders are many.
The selection of SPRING NOVELTIES is the finest. The corps of Cutters is the best.
Our reputation for Geed Fitting Garments is excellent. ELECTRIC LIGHT in a few days.
MTEE8, KATHFON & CO.,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
H
erSEFDKNISUING.
-.JUST RECEIVED AT-
FLINN & WILLSON'S
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE OK
Heusefurnishing Goods.
STOVES, BUCKETS and BROOMS,
AND EVERYTHING SUITARLE FOR STARTING HOUSEKEEPING. ALSO
Over One Hundred .Children's Carriages; including all the latest
Novelties and Thirty Different Styles.
FLINN &
SIGN OF THE TWO LARGE DOGS.
MEDICAL.
pAKKKR'8 HA1U BALSAM.
PA5IfRj? ,HAIR BALSAM. The .Best, Cheapest and Me3t Economical Hair Dressing
Never taHste restore yeuthtui color te gray hair. Site, and $1 sizes.
. 5 -fL i OEU T,eslc--Ulnger, Buchn, Mandrake, and many of the best medi
cines tnewn are here combined Inte a medicine of such varied powers, as te make It the
ereatest Bleed Purtfler and Tne Best Uealtn ana Strength Restorer Ever Used. It cures
Complaints of Women, and diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, and
Is entirely dllrent from Bitters, Ginger Essences, and etner Tonics, as it never intoxicates
SOc. aml. sizes. IIISCO.Y CO., Chemist, N. Y. I.hi ge saving buying ?1 size.
scpl2-lyeodeew&w
a RAND OPENING OF " THE GREAT NEW TORE
GREAT RUSH!
TO
GREAT
22 Departments:
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Hosiery, Corsets,
Ladies' Underwear,
Worsteds, Soaps, Shawls,
Parasols and Umbrellas,
Millinery, Perfumery,
Pocket Bookstand Satchels,
SPECIAL NOTICE!
mm goods, &c
CLOTHING.
NO.
WILLSON,
LANCASTER, PA.
pABKEU'S GINGER TONIC.
BAZAAR."
Lancaster, Penn'a.
Depaitiuents, and everybody will be fully
in this state. All our goods are marked
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
508 PENN STREET,
READING, PENN'A.
IIOUHS AND STjlTlONERi.
TOASTER C A ltS!
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
EASTER CARDS! .
IX GEKAT YARIETT AT
L. M. FLYNN'S
ROOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
Ne. 43 Wst King Street.
TO UN llAER'S SONS.
NOVELTIES,
FOR THE
EASTER SEASON!
PLAIN AND FRINGED
Easter Cards,
EASTER FANS AM) SACHETS,
EASTER BOOKS.
At the Bcoksteie cf
Jehn Baer's Sens,
; Nes. 15 & 17 North Queen Street.
HOME AND ABEOAD.
T11E NEWS FROM BOTH CONTINENTS.
Stirring Events In Europe Facts Stranger
Than Fiction Current Intelligence
Between the Atlantic and Pactllc.
Ilcre is a nice little nanie of a paper for
small boys te shout : The Internation Internatien
ale Kosmepolitische Pohjglette Central Zei
iung zen Wein, which is about te be pre
duccu in Vienna. 1 his title., is te be in
twelve languages anil dialects, ami the
vender may take his chesce.
At the first repiessntatien of Lale's new
ballet "Nameuna," at the opera house in
Paris a few eveuings age, the toilets of
the ladies were magnificent. Mrs. Mackey
were pale blue butin, ornamented with
bunches of pale pink roses, and her set of
turquoises, unrivalled for their size, ex
cited envy in many a female breast.
The curfew bell that sounds in the third
act eiBarberine in Paris is asserted te be
the same bell that en Aug. 24, 1372 sound
ed the St. Barthelemy at St. Gcrmaiu-1'
Auxerreis, and jave the signal for the
massacre. In 1793 this bell was transport
ed te the Palais Egalite, whence it passed
into the possession of the Cemcdie Fian
caise. A remarkable rough diamond has lately
been brought into England from India.
It is a pure blue-white stene, weighing
sixty seven carats, in iium nearly a drop,
and when cut and polished would be about
the size of the Sancy diamond. The sur
face is slightly indented, but there are no
marks of cleavage. The value of this
piecieus stone is estimated at $175,000.
Preparing te Bury a Living Mau.
In Decatur, II)., Charles Athens, a man
well-known te showmen, who has been
sufl'eiiut; from hardening of the biain aud
has suffered five paralytic strokes, had an
other and te all appcarauces he died, and
his friends laid him out for buiial. An
undertaker was summoned and a suit of
clothes was prepared for the supposed dead
man. The family sat up aud went into
the loom in whicli the corpse lay several
times dining the night and found the body
apparently lifeless. On going into the
room again at 2 o'clock, it member of the
family found Athens with his eyes wide
open and breathing as natuialiyas ever.
Next morning, Sir. Athens, who is 33
years of age and weighs ever 200 pounds,
was feeling like a new man, and get tip as
usual. He has no recollection of dying
and no knowledge of what was done while
he was unconscious. "
A Fiftecn-Ycar-OId Girl's Elopement.
In Central Square, N. Y., Farmer
Graves has a pretty 15 yeai'-elirgirl named
Delia. She loved young Clinten Lewis,
aged 20, who lives a few miles away, but
who did net find favor with Farmer
Graves. She was feibidden te sce him.
On Friday night she met Lewis and when
she reached home was reprimanded and
sent te bed. She tore up her bed clothes
ami twisted them into a repe, which,
however, did net reach the ground. But
she lowered herself and dropped the inter
vening distance. Then bhe walked te her
lever's house, aniving after midnight,
and, calling him up, said they must be
married, or she would kill herself. A car
riage was procured, a minister found, the
knot tied, and they reached Lewis's house
just about the time Farmer Graves get up
in the morning te find his daughter gene.
He has revoked the will which he had
made in her favor.
Milkman with a Conscience.
Sacramento. Oil., Recerd.
A young man who had long ihivcn the
milk wagon of oueof the eldest established
dairies of this county, aud has supplied
milk, te Us custeineis for years, yesteiday
came te his employer, aud, te his great
surprise, resigned his situation. He had
no complaint te make, was attached te his
employer, liked the business and all that,
but resign he would. It turned out that
this was the cause : Tuesday, the maid
whose duty it is te fill the used cans of
that day, poured them full of water as
they steed in the wagon aud left them te
stand twenty-four hours te sweeten, as is
therule. Before daybreak yesterday the
driver bieupht out his team aud hitched up
te the team containing the cans of water
colored by the remains of milk, instead of
te a second wagon in which the fresh miik
had been placed for him, Oblivious of his
en or he drove ever his entire route and
served all his customers with milk coleicd
water. When, later iu the day, he discov
ered his crier, he lesigned lather than
face the battery of complaints he knew
was ready for him. " I cau go up te a
cannon's mouth," said he, "aud let'em
sheet me in two, but I never want te set
eyes again en a house where I served that
water." His employer enjoys that joke
hugely, and was busy all day yesterday
setting things te rights and explaining the
error between his gasps for breath from
tee much laughter. Seme of his custo
mers it-marked that they had noticed the
milk wasn't quite as lich as usual.
A TOWN OVERWHELMED.
Sleeping Families Caught by au Avalanche
Lives and Property Destroyed.
Virginia City Chronicle.
The snow siide at Genea en the lGthinst.
occurred at half past 5 a. ra., aud made a
tcriific noise. The long building, which
steed nearest the mountain, was occupied
by Indians driven from their wigwams by
the severity of the storm. As near as can
be ascertained, but seven wcre iu the
heuse at the time of the catastrophe. Ne
trace of the building can be recognized,
aud as yet no seaich has been made for its
occupants. Next came the residence aud
barn of Minered Bewers, which was com
pletely crushed te pieces and carried into
the adjoining let of D. W. Virgin. Mine Mine
red and wife were found still in their bed,
and almost en top of the snow and debris,
both dead. Twe German relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. Bewers had arrived the evening
previous from the East, and were sleep
ing in the heuse tint night. One or them
escaped unhurt, and the ether, who dug
bis way out from beneath the trunk of a
tree, had a broken shoulder and seme
ether injuries.
The residences of D. W. Virgin, W. D.
Gray and II. Becrlin were en the next
street below that of Bewers. Boerlin's
heuse was completely demolished. The
occupants wcre Mr. and Mrs. Becrlin,
their two children, and Mr. Chrisholm
and wife. All were buried in the ruins
but Mr. lieerlin, and Mr. and Mis. (Jims
helm made their escape unhurt. After
considerable search Mrs. Boerlin was
found seme distance from the original lo
cality of the bed nearly suffocated, aud
still holding the dead body of the little
girl, Pelina, in her arms. The boy was
found in still another part of the wreck,
alive and unhurt.
The slide came down the gerge immedi
ately south of- Genea canon, and swept
everything before it as far as Main street.
Ne obstacle seemed te check this moving
mountain of snow until itf Spread out and
lest its force en the nearly level piece of
land en which Genea ii built, fully a
quarter of a niile from' the base of the
mountain.
At this time it is impossible te estimate
tlie less et nrepertv. iVcrvtiiinr is
. very thins
chaos. Broken lumber, splinters ot'furni et'furni
ture, pine and fruit trees, hay, clothing,
kitchen-ware and bedding are distributed
through a body of snow and ice from ten
te fifty feet in depth and several acres in
extent.
AN ITALIAN CRIME.
Preparing a Tomb for Ills Friend the Priest.
An incident full of dramatic force, end
ing in murder, has been of late agitating
Italy. A Count Alessaudre Faello, of
Imola in the Marches, was a nobleman
without money, but with a mania for
building. Faella was known te be a man
of violent temper, and the petty trades
people seem te have been very much afraid
of him. He had for a friend a parish priest
Den Virgilie Cesta, who was a man of
seme means. Cesta is described as hav
ing been of the people, aud though a rough
and awkward man, exceedingly cumi table.
Farlla and Cesta were fast intimates. Last
year the ceuut built a small country heuse
eutside the Perta Bolegneso of Imola.
Just at the close of summer, when the
heuse was finished, Ceuut Faello ordered
a cistern of peculiar constiuctien te be
built en bis grounds, purporting that its
use was for cooling wine. Sending away
his heuse servants, he ordered his laborers
te briug him sacks of iice husks from
Imola, a huidle and some thin pieces of
weed. The count then dismissed all
hands, only keeping in the house
a single woman servant. On the
12th of August last the priest in
his cassock was seen in the neighborhood
of the count's grounds, and was net heard
of afterward. His sister Guilia Cesta, be
came uneasy about him. Then the sub
prefect of the town received an anonymous
letter, made up of printed words taken
from a pamphlet en locomotives This
document purported te come from Cesta,
stating that lie was going te the end of
the world te preach the gospel, and he
might never return, and ' that he consti
tuted his dear friend Ceunft Faella "the
sole executer for the benefit of the jjoer
Imola." This brought the count under
suspicion. The cistern was examined,
and in it was found the remains of the
priest. The well had been converted into
a pitfall, and Cesta had cither been in
duced te step en the covering of it or had
been pushed into it. It was a regular
oubliette. Faella was taken into custody,
protesting his innocence. It was discovered
that he had forged hills, and he was in
dicted for murder aud forgery. On the
trial it was found that 23 fraudulent bills
had been issued by this piecieus rascal. It
seems as if the trap was laid, net for the
priest, but for another creditor. The day
before the trial, which was set down for
the close of last month, or beginning of
this, the Countess Faella called en her
husband, aud next morning he was found
dead, having poisoned himself. The whole
steiy is of a kind one reads of iu a ro
mance ; but then, again, " truth is stranger
than fiction."
a misseuiu f;eSTi:i:.
The Apparition Which Startled Twe Wnud
Choppers.
N. Y. Times.
The appeal ancc of a novel aud ingenious
bird of enormous dimensions te Mes-rs.
Themas Campbell and Jeseph Heward,
two Missouri weed-choppers, is an event
which gives premise that a long-felt want
is about te be supplied.
. The sea-serpent has new beea befoie
the public during the whole of present
century, aud, indeed, made a sort of in
formal appearance te Bishop Ponteppidan
at a still earlier period. Ne one ques
tions the merits of this remarkable animal.
His size and serpentine characteristics
would alene make him interesting ; but,
iu addition te these, he is provided with
a flowing mane and with brilliant eyes,
whicli never fail te create Hie utmost en
thusiasm. The only fault that cm he
found with the sea serpent is the fact that
his sphcre is a limited one. He is monopo
lized by the seaside hotels, and the inland
summer resorts aie unable te make the
slightest use of him. Occasional and
fncble attempts have been made te supply
the inland hotels with large lake serpents
of meritorious construction and habits,
but they have never been successful. The
Silver Lake snake was, perhaps, the most
dcseiving of these animals, and ten or
twelve years age the local hotel proprie
tors employed se many men te see him
that he gained quite a wide reputation.
Still, like the Meniphieinageg aud the
various Canadian lake serpents, he never
drew hugely, and seen ceased te he any
attraction te the summer beardeis.
A very little rellcctien will show that
what'eur hotel keepers, whether of the
sxiside or the mountain vaiiety, need is a
bird as remarkable in its way as the sea
serpent is among sea-faring beast3. Such
a monster could visit every hotel in the
ceuntiy iu succession, and could be as
popular among the White Mountains as at
Niagara or the Yeccniitc Valley. The
Central Americans, unenterprising as we
arc apt te think them, invented an admir
able biid many yeais age, although they
have net hotels enough te give him regu
lar and profitable employment. This bird
resembles the condor, w ith the exception
that he is at least as large aud strong as
the fabled roc, which, as every reader of
the " Arabian Nights" knows, was able
te pick up one of the largest size of fire
proof safes in each claw and te fly away
with them te his lair in the mountains,
where he would feed them te his tender
young. The great Central American bird
is, of course, in the absence of hotels, very
rare, but he is occasionally seen by herds
men and hunters, and elicits their hearty
approval.
The recent Missouri Hying monster for
it would be hardly fair te call it a bird
seems te be precisely what our hotel keep
ers want. The two leading citizens who
saw il, Messrs. Campbell and Heward,
were engaged in the occupation of cutting
weed when they were startled by the
sound of flapping wings. They looked up
which shows that they were intelligent
men and saw immediately above thcre,
and about forty feet above the tree tops,
the ablest flying animal ever yet dreamed
of by scientific persons sleeping after the
annual dinner of some great scientific asso
ciation. The body of the animal clesely
resembled that of a crocodile. It was
about forty feet in length, as
estimated by the observers after
carefully measuring the shadow cast
by it en the ground, and allowing for
the position of the sun. Its head w&s
fully two feet long, and its jaws, which it
frequently opened as it yawned in a lazy
way, were filled ' with a large and varied
assortment" of teeth. The tail, which
tapered te a point, was precisely like a
crocodile's tail, and as it swuug te and fro
it sometimes kuecked an intrusive sparrow
or yellow bird senseless. Twelve feet, six
en each side, with a corresponding quan
tity of short but stout legs, added variety
te this amazing animal, and six pair of
wings, each ten feet long aud naked like
these of a bat, furnished it with the
means of flying. In point of coloring the
beast was a wonderful symphony iu red,
blue, white and yellow, the first and the
last colors predominating.
Messrs. Campbell and Heward were, it
is only fair te say, astonished at the mar
veleus sight, lbe monster hovered direct
ly ever them, flapping its wings, yawning
- ' - ' from time te time, and occasionally purr
ing loudly, like a chorus of a hundred well
drilled cats. Mr. Heward had a shot gun,
and with great presence of mind he gave
it te Mr. Campbell and hastened te con
ceal himself in the underbrush. Mr.
Campbell fired at the monster, and evi
dently wounded him, for he uttered a cry
"similar te that of a calf and a bear com
bined," and then sailed slowly away. Six
Chinamen, who were working in the neigh
borhood, also saw this astonishing mon
ster, and it is understood that Messrs.
Campbell and Heward can make them
testify te the fact if it should be thought
desirable.
What is perhaps most remarkable in the
Missouri monster is the self restraint
which is shown in its construction. It ia
a combined crocodile,' bird, centipede,
bear aud calf, but these simple elements
are really all that enters into its composi
tion. Nothing would have been easier
than te give it in addition a barbed tail.an
elephant's trunk, a full set of porcupine's
quills, and a pair of horns. Thus the
monster would have, become crossly im
probable and would have been cast out
and spurned by every intelligent hotel
keeper. As it is, the great Missouri, flying
animal is as probable as the sea-serpent,
and thcre is net the least doubt that it
will be seen during the coming summer at
a score of hotels west of the Alleghanies,
and it may even reach Silver Lake and
Lake Meraphremageg befere the season is
ever.
He Utlku.l as it he had a" frog In his threat,"
hut he was only hearse ; a single bottle et Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup rellevcd the trouble at
euce, 2j cents.
Kcvltuli'ing the bleed is absolutely neces
sary for the eurcef general debility, weukness,
liLS-itmle. &c. The bestenrlchcrnt the bleed
is Brown's Iren Hitters. Fer snle at II. B.
Ceclnan'i drug store, 1ST North Queen street,
Lancaster. m27-lwd&w
"Hew tin j en manage," said a lady te her
friend, "te appear se happy ait the time?" "I
always have Parker's Uiugei' Tonic handy,"
was the reply." nml thus keep myself and
family in geed health and spirits. See adv.
in 1 -lindeed Jtoe w
Household Words.
.las. Pearson, 3 Slttli Street, 11 uirale, says:
" I have used your Spring IJIotsem for myselt
nnd tami'y, and think it invaluable asa house
hold lemedy, for regulating the bowels, liver
and kidneys. 1 shall never be without it."
Priee r.0 cent. Fer sale at II. II. Cochran's
drug store, 1.17 .North Queen street, Lancaster
jS early it miracle.
K. Aenith Hall, ltinghnmten, N. Y. writes:
'Ipulfeied for several months with a dull
pain through the lei I lung mi.! shoulders. I
le-,t my spirits, appetite and color, and cenld
with diiliculty keep no all dav. My luetbnr
preeuied some Burdock .Bleed hitters ; 1 took
tlieiu as directed, ami have felt no pain since
first week alter using them, and am new quit-.
well." Price $1. Fur sale at II. Jl. Cochran's
ilrugsieie. 1S7 North Queen street, Lancaster.
'Vlie Commedore." l
lus. i.. rtiiiii, Lin- lyiiimiitiuurt-, r.igm, in.,
cays Themas' Kelcclrie Oil cured him of scia
tica with one application, thoroughly applied.
It also cured him et a severe cold aud cough.
He thinUs-itu veiy valuable lcuiedy, and will
never lie without it. Fer sale at II. R. Coch
ran's drug stoic, 1::7 North Queen street, Lan
caster. t
31 US I VAX. INSTRUMENTS.
ATUSIUAL-nOXES.
MUSICAL-BOXES.
15AUGAINS. Te make a clean sweep before
clnsingoursalcsreoms ler the reason, we make
the lollewiug sweeping reduction en the bal
ance of our stock new here. (Only large and
medium sizes yet en hand) :
luairs reduced Irem $ 75.00 te $ 45.00
12 " " ' JOOJtO
Sublime Tiemole Piccole
(large) " 1.1V00 te
Sublime Tremelo Piccole
(medium) " liO.Wle
l'airs with Hells " US.detn
lit airs with Hells .'I Drums i:i5ote
0.00
SO.00
(000
S5.00
70.00
i:xtraiunhty (large)with
liells " 17ri.0)te
Extra quality (medium)
100.00
75.00
wiiu iseus UMnjie
Sublimc-Harmonie-i'icce-
le (large)
Concertino
'Celestial Veicns"(Flutea
(rfJairs, it! cylinders, with
Petit (small), 2airj
:t airs
3-air Albums
li.00 te
225.00 te
125 00 te
850.00 te
i.:e te
0.50 te
75.00
130.00
85.00
525 00
:t.oe
4.50
5.00
8.03 te
They are all with the " IIAUP-ZITHEIi AT
TACHMENTS," and tne-tly with two anil
three Spiiug Houses, playing twice the length
of the common Music llexes. On examination
they will be leund et the tlnest quality, far
superior te the ordinary Music llexes gen
erally belin this country.
C. Gautschi & Ce., Manufacturers,
Ste. Croix & Geneve, Switzerland.
SAI.KSUOOMS :
1020 CHESTNUT
rillLADKLFHIA.
STREET.
123 ttd
OAUl'ETS.
1AKi-r.TS
Oar-pets,
I can show the Largest Sleck In this city.
Call and see my latest UODY BRUSSELS',
THREE-PLY, IXORA1XS, EXTRA
SUPERS, ALL-WOOL INGRAINS CAR
PETS; the very Latest Designs and Pat
terns the market can afford. I also have a
large stock et my own make et CHAIN and
RAG CARPETS as low as the lowest. I
also Make Carpel. te Order at short notice.
Satistactien guaranteed. Ne trouble te
'hew my geed-.
h. s. smirk,
202 WEST KING STREET.
COAL.
B.
U. MAKTIIf,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds et
LUMBER AN D COAL.
43-fard: Ne. 130 North Water and; Princt
treets above Lemen Lancaster. na-lyd
G
O TO
BELLL7
& KELLER
Ten '
GOOD, CLEAN FAMILY COAL,
Alse, Hay and Straw by the bale or ten.
Farmers and ethers in want et Snperleii
Manure will nnd it te tneir advantage te call
Yard, Harrisburg Pike. (
OlHee. 2DX East Chestnut streeL agl7-t
C0H0 & WILEY.
Sno NORTH WATER ST., Lancaster, ia.
Whelesaln and Retail Dealers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With the Telephonic .Exchange.
Branch Office : Ne. 20 CliNTRE SQUARE.
Ieb28-Iyd
W1
l: II AVIS TflK HANDSOKKST AND
finest window display in the city. Don't
tail te sec it.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
NECKTIES,
MUFFLERS,
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MEDICAL.
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ROWS-S IRON U1TTEKS.
PLAIN
TRUTHS.
The Bleed is the foundation of life, i: circu
lates through every part ei the Deily, and uu.
less it Is pure and rich, geed health is impossi
ble. It disease has cntet-ed the system the only
sure ami quick way te drive it out is te purity
and enrich the bleed.
These simple tacts arc well known, and the
highest medical authorities agree that nuthimj
but iron will restore the bleed te its natural
condition ; and also that all the iron prepara
tions hitherto made blactun the teeth, nie
headache, and are otherwise Injurious.
Brown's Iren Bitters
Will thoroughly and quickly assimilate w ith
the b'.oed, purifying and strengthening it.and
thus drive disease from any part et the sytt-m
and It will met blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, ami Is positively net
injurinu.
Saved his Child :
17 X. EutawSt., Ualilmnre. Mil.
February 12, lste.
Gents : Upen the recmmeuilati,iu
of a friend I tried BttOiV.N'M IKON
HITTERS as a tonic and restorative
for my daughter, whom I was thor
oughly convinced was wasting aw:i
with Consumption. Having lest time
'daughter.-; by the terrible disease,
under the care of eminent physicians
1 was leth te believe that anything
could arrest the progress of the dii
case, but, te my great surprlse.belon surprlse.belen
my daughter had taken one bottle et
UROWX'3 1ROX HITTERS, she h.
gnn te mend and new Isqnitc restored
te former health. A lirth daughter
began te show signs of Consumption .
aud when the physician was consult
ed lie quickly said, "Tonics were re
quired"; and when Inlormed that tin:
elder sister was taking RROWX'S
IRON HITTERS responded "that is
a geed tonic, take It."
Adoram PiiELr--.
Brown's Iren Bitters
Ellectually cures Dyspepsia, Indigustlen ami
Weakness, and renders the greatest relicfamt
benclit te persons sutrerlng trein such wasting
diseases a3 consumption. Kidney Cempluints,
etc.
Fer sale at II. ii. COCHRAN'S Drug Uteuj,
137 Xerth Queen street, l.ancn-dcr.
m27-lwdXw
TTOT WUKK,
Hard Fighting with Quick Results.
Last fall a party left New Yerk city in high
spirits for a pleasure tour through some et the
western states. They had thrown aside the
cares and responsibilities et business for a lew
weeks, and were determined te enjoy them
selves and have a'goed time generally. ' Re Re
gene dull care," was their motto, and they In
tended te act up te It. Everything ueutu?
pleasant as could Le wished for a time, until
one day, while camping out in Wisconsin, a
spark from the cimp-lirc set the tent iu a
blaze, and the conflagration was se sudden
and unexpected, that the whole party came
pretty near being cremated a la mode, hut
after great exertion the lire was finally put
out, with the Ions et a considerable portion el
their property. After all was ever, one of tlie
party, who was perhaps the most active in In-,
exertions, discovered tli.it his hands and
wrists were severely burned, which he h:id net
before discovered in the excitomentet" the
moment. The pain was intense and he s.iilci
cd severely. One et the company had been
troubled with rheumatism, and h the rceeiti
incndatlen el a friend had purchased :i het tie
before coming West, some et ti.e contents et
which were still left. It was spin lily found
and applied te the burned wrists und hands,
and the relict was instantaneous, for iu a lew
minutes It seethed the pain etrectually. That
bottle contained Dr Themas' Kclectiie Oil.
and new it is their stand-by m it household
remedy. It has no equal for alleviating pain.
Fer sale by II. U. Cochran, druggist. Ne. l.:7
North Queen street. lirJU-ted-Iw
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OCTOKS AGKKE THAT nt'AIILKI'
Fever, Diphtheria, Consumption. Catairh
and Chronic Threat Diseases arc due te
neglect of common Sere Threats. Cldldien
frequently have wet feet ; sere threat lollews
aud often serious sickness. Are we net ulTVct
cd likewise? Why net try the OCUIDENTA I.
DIPHTHERIA .CURE. It will pesltUely
cure the worst form of sere threat and emit
cate the germ el any disease siibjeet toil. A
cure guaranteed or money refunded. Fer s:.li:
by 11. K. Cochran. 117 ami 1X1 North Queen
street. Lancaster. feb27-:hnd 1
T (ICIIKK'S
Renowned Cough Syrnp.
A pleasant,. satc.specdy and snre remedy ler
Colds. Cough, Hoarseness, Asthmit; Influen
za. Soreness et the Threat and Chest, Jirnn
chitis. Whooping Cough, Spitting of I'.loed, In
flammation et the Lungs and all Diseases (d
the Chest and Air Passages.
This valuable preparation combines nil tne
medicinal virtues of these articles which long
experience lias proved te possess the most
sale and efficient qualities for the cure or all
kinds et lung diseases.
PRICE, 28 Cents. Prepared only and sold by
OHAS. A. LOCHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
'Ne 9 East King- street, Lancaster.
READ THIS'
Lakcabticr. Pa.. April 2S, lad!.
The KlDHEYCtinA lli'e Company.
Genii It gives me much plrasnre te sat
tht after using one pack of KIDNEYCURA
I have been entirely enred et a severe pain in
my back and side, of long stnnding, and that,
tee, alter tiying various known remedies. 1
have every confidence lit your medicine,
cheerfully recommend It.and knew that many
of my Irlends who have used it have been
benefited. PETER BAKER,
m261yd Foreman Examiner and Express.
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