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Volume XVIII- -N-. 179
LANCASTER, PA. FPJDAY MARCH 31 1382.
Price Twe Onta.
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ItAaU OPKNIXG OF ME CHEAT
GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S
NEW YORE BAZAAR,
26 & 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, Lancaster, Peira'a.
Declared by Everylxxly the Largest and Finest Establishment in this City.
Everybody Pleased and Satisfied.
A-THE GREAT NEW YORK BAZAAR.
IS A BRANCH OP A LARGE NEW YORK ESTABLISHMENT, AND IS CONDUCTED ON THE NEW YORK
ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
NOTICE : We liave added Six mere Departments since our Opening.
22 Departments:
Silks and Satins,
Notions, Ribbons,
Embroideries,
Laces, Jewelry, Trimmings,
Cloaks and Delmans,
Buttens, Passmenteries,
Kid Gloves,
We respectful I y invite our kind readers te cive a thorough inspection, iu all our
convinced that our nsseitment is complete, and the LOW PRICES cannot be surpassed
in Plain Figures, and our Salesladies are instructed te be ery attentive te everybody.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
We have an ELEQANT SILVER COLOGNE FOUNTAIN placed in the centre of our Bazaar, and every Lady is
welcome te dip her Handkerchief in the most DELICIOUS COLOGNR running from 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 BAZAAE
IS THE
GREAT ESTABLISHMENT FOR EVERYBODY !
TOHS S. I'lVI.KK A- CO.'.S AUVKKTISEMKNT.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES IN TIIE 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 hae the above goods in the New Styles, adapted especially for Parlors, Libraries, Dining Reems, Sitting Reems, Bed Reems,
Hall and Stairs. Iu our asseitment will be found many new, choice styles that cannot be had elsewhere. Wc give
special invitation te nil te come and see 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. GrIVLER & CO,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
M
Yl.KS, KATHFON & CO.
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 FittiDg Garments is excellent. ELECTRIC LIGHT in a few days.
MYERS, RATHEON & CO.,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
BOOKS AND 8TATJONER1.
E
AtsTEUCAttDS"
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
EASTER CARDS!
IN GREAT VARIETV AT
L. M. FLYNN'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
Me. 48 Went King Street.
ltuN KAMI'S SONS.
NOVELTIES,
FOB, TIIE
- EASTER SEASON!
PLAIN AND FRINGED
Ea&er Cards,
EASTER FANS AND SACHETS,
EASTER BOOKS.
At tlie Bookstore of
Jehn Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15 & 17 North Queen Street.
GRAND OPENING OF "TELE GREAT NEW XORK
NEW YORK BAZAAR.
GREAT RUSH!
TO
SPECIAL NOTICE!
DRX GOODS, Sc.
CLOTHING.
Fine Merchant Tailoring !
NO.
COAX
B.
B. MARTIN,
Whelesale and Retall Dealer In all kinds of
LUMBER AND COAL,
wravd: Ne. 420 North Water and I Prince
1 reels above Lemen Lancaster. n3-lyd
nole
REILLY & KELLER
TOR
GOOD, CLEAN FAMELY COAL,
Alse, Hay and Straw by the bale or ten.
Farmers and ethers In want et Superiei
Manure will find it te their advantage te call
Yard, Harrisburg Pike. I
Offlca. 20K East Chestnut street. as?17-t
C0H0 & WILEY,
3BO NORTH WATER ST., Lancaster, J'a.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection With tbe Telephonic Exchange.
Branch Office : Ne. 20 CENTRE SQUARE.
leb2S:lrd
WE HAVE THE HANDSOKICST AND
finest window display in the city. Don't
tail te see it.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
NECKTIES,
MUFFLERS,
POCKET-BOOKS,
AUTOGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
NO. 56 NORTH O.CE1LN STREET.
BAZAAR."
22 Departments:
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Hosiery, Corsets,
Ladies' Underwear,
Worsteds, Soaps, ghawls,
Parasols and Umbrellas,
Millinery, Perfumery,
Pocket Beeks and Satchels,
Departments, and ever) body will be fully
in this state. AH our goods arc mailccd
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
508 PENN STREET,
READING, PENN'A.
clothing.
RARE CHANCE.
A SUIT OF
HUE CLOTHES
OR AN
OVERCOAT
Made Up te Order at Ceat Price.
In order te reduce m y heavy stock et
FINE WOOLENS
I shall make them up te order for the NEXT
THIRTY DAYS ler Cash only at cost price.
This is without exception the greatest re
duction ever made in X INE CLOTHES, and
is done te make room Ter our heavy
Spring Importations,
which wc expect te have in stock by the early
part of February, We have the sample cards
of these goods already In store, and any one
destrleus ei securing first choice ler SPRING
WEAR can de se new, and the goods will be
taincd for him.
Remember the abeve reduction is for
Heavy Weights and Cash Only.
BE. GERHART,
TAILOR,
Ne. 6 East Ring Street,
MASON'S CASE.
THE DECISION OF A LtUAL CKANK.
Advocate General SwalmM Remarkable l!e-
pcrt.
New Yerk Sun.
The opinion of Judge Advocate Geucial
Swaimiu the 3Iaseu case will araaze every
lawyer who makes any pretence te a knowl
edge of criminal law, while its absuulity
from a common sense point of view will-be
recognized by all sensible persons. The
theei y that Masen cannot be tx icd for as
sault with intent te kill because Guiteau
happened te be out of bullet range when
the shot was fired i as centiary te receg-
nized principles of eiiininal practice as it
is against common reason. Its lecogui lecegui lecogui
tien would lead te some novel lcsults. On
the same principle no man could be charg
ed with a murderous intent if his victim
was found te have en a coat of mail, or if
the pregiehs of the bullet was stayed by a
book luckily in the pocket, or if the wea
pon used was net leaded with powder
enough te de the deadly work. Xe per
son could be indicted for an attempt te
kill by poison if I12 administeicu a dose
tee Mnall or tee large te cause death. Ne
one could be held guilty of an attempt te
pick a pocket when the pocket happened
te be empty, or of an attempt te commit
rebbeiy when it was found that theie was
nothing te steal.
But these subterfuges lmvcbeen biu-hed
aside by the courts which have sustained
crimiual indictments for attempted crimes
in a scoie of cases like the above and
ethers analageus te that of Masen. It is
a gcncial rule recognized both in Amcii
can aud English ceuits that when a man
intends te commit a csimc and makes the
eflbit with what appeals te him te be ade
quate means, le may be indicted and pun
ished for the attempt, although, for some
reason unknown te him, the accomplish
ment of his criminal purperc is imnossi imnessi imnossi
ble. "Wheie the ciiminal lesult is net
accomplished," says Bishop, " simply be
cause of obstructions in the way or be
cause of the want of the thing te be oper
ated upon, when the imppffisbcnt is of a
nature te be unknown te t!e offender,
who used what seemed te be appropiiate
means, the criminal attempt is committed."
The same principle has been clcaily stated
by Judge Giay, new a justice of the
United States supicme court, in tltcae
words : " Vriiencvci' the law makes one
step tewaul the accomplishment of an un
lawful object with the intent or purpesj
of accomplishing it criminal, a person
taking that step with that intent or ptu ptu
pesc, and himself capable of doing every
act en his part te accomplish that object,
cannot protect himself from lcspensibility
by showing that by leasen of some tact
unknown te him at the time of his erim
inal attempt, it could net be fully can icd
into effect in the particular instance."
Ne question has ever been laised or
doubt entertained that Masen fully intend
ed te kill Guiteau. Masen fcven beasts in
the most profane language that he did in
tend and try te sheet him. He bad ovey
reason te believe that his crimiual purpose
might prove successful. He knew that
Guiteau was iu the habit of .standing at
the window of his cell and he fired at that
spot. He did all in his power te kill his
intended victim, and failed only because
Guiteau liappencd te be lying down, a,
fact of which the offender had neither any
knowledge or suspicion. Te held that
Masen was illegally convicted and sen
tenced en the ground that it was impossi
ble, te kill Guiteau under- these circum
stances is te misconceive or misieprcscnt
the main fact in the ca-e and te show a"
striking ignorance of or disiegaul for the
law governing it. It is net a act that
Masen could net possibly 'hurt, Guiteau,
for the ball might have glanced :nd killed
him. ' But even if the victim was safe
from all harm, Mr.seu as none the less
guilty in law of tdioeting with intent te
kill. . ..
The cencubnn l cached and repertcd.by
the juddge advocate general is. net mere
remarkable than the attempt which he
makes te give it the appearance of sound
ness. He quote-! fiem an old edition of
Wharten and rites Wharten alone ;is an
authority te sustain his theory. But:
What ten devotes page alter page ei nisi
tieatie en criminal law te showing that!
a man may be legularly indicted Jei un-!
successful criminal attempts analogous te
that of Masen. The very case an ob-1
seuie Jngiisu one turn Dy a cucci juu-je
neaily half a esntusy age which Site
jndge advocate gei.er.il cites I'ceiii Wh.n Wh.n
tei1, is questioned by Whaiten himself,
who fuither decl.ues iutlie latest edition
of histieatise that il docs '-net touch in
dictments for attempts te kill." These
circumstances show en the past of General
Swaim either a signal Lick el legal knowl
edge and compiehensien in a judge advo
cate gcnciai or an attempt te belstci up an
erroneous opinion by specious quotations
from a.single authority whose views he
misrepresents. Whatever may be the
purpose nf.Micb. a lepertas tliat submitted,
its natural effects must be in the nature e!
an -imposition upon the pi csidcut as well
as the secretary of war.
If Masen has bceu illegally coin ictcd
let his sentence be set aside. If he is
guilty of no offence or jueiits no puui-Ji-ment
for having tried, te kill a prisenci
whom he was trusted te guard let him be
paidened. But let net ridicule be brought
upon our criminal procedure by setting
aside the results of the trial already had
and possibly picvcntiuga new one by the
civil authorities through mcliicct auu
illegal means. If there is any icasonable
doubt that such will be the effect of adopt
ing the recommendation made by General
Swaim let the opinion of the attorney
general be taken en the Icjal question in
volved. Over the State.
Tlie Latent Nuivk Krem 1'ennsylv.iniH.
A new cotton thread- factory is seen te
be erected in Yerk.
An old man in Alloritewn is repotted as
living en lager beer and rye bread for
years, almost e-elusiviftly.
Nicholas Schaeffcr, aged twenty-one,
was found dead in bed at hii lcsidcnce,
1018 Franklin street, Reading. Dccased
had been in ill health for some time.
Smallpox nurses fiem Seuth Bethlehem
go into Easten and Circulate among the
people of that borough, from whom there
is a general howl. '
In West Penn township. Schuylkill
CCUnty, is a chuich called " The St. Peter
Union High Get man 'Refeimcd and Gci
man Evangelical Luthcian cl.mch West
Penn."
A party of ten mfen. in Lchiuh county
had the life of an eUFman insuicd for .$10,
000, and weie assessed heavily during his
life. Instead of receiviug $1,000 each at
the death of the old 'm'ln, they get $1.0e.
Themas Will, a DeuglsS3 township,
Montgomery eunty," farmer, while en
gaged in cutting fodder with a machine
the ether day, get bis hand beneath the
knife, and a doctor completed the amputa
tion. The cigar box manufactory of J. W.
Hclder. in Windser, Yeik county town
ship was destroyed by fire, with nearly all
its contents. Thu Ie'-s is about one thous
and dollars with an insurance of seven
I hundred and seventy-five dollars en build.
mg ana contents.
Aaren Specht, a boy of 14, of Potts
grove. Montgomery county, while esatnin
ing a leaded gun. threw the hammer back
with his feet, discharging the weapon.
The lead tere through his fingers, badly
lacerating them and injuring the hand.
All the fragments of the flesh wcra : c c
meved te tbe wrist.
Up in Oil City a boy fooled with a pistol,
it went off and the youth's life was saved
by the ball first paseing through net a
Bible or some piecieus keepsake of his
mother but a copy of Jules Verne's
"Ten Thousand Leagues Under the Sea,"
which he cariicd iu his pocket.
Seme thieves stele a let of chickens
from Jacob Bender, of Chester county.
Jacob get mad, and extended an invitation
te the thieves te corae and steal the
balance, when they would hear of some
thing te their advantage. Thcv accepted
the invitation seen aftei wards, and didn't
leave him a feather.
lliemas Turner, aged G5 years, who
was went te drink te excess, while under
the influence of liquor fell into the
Sehuikill canal abeve Lamel Hill lock-
and was di owned. His body was discov
ered sheitly a'ftci wards by Jacob Halm.
Deceased was father of the proprietor (if
the Little Oley hotel.
J'refils of Silk Culture.
An Iiiiix.rlsint Addition te Senera 1 i :iiiiiinr.
Te the Editor of the World :
Sit: : One of the peculiarities of silk' cu!
ture is that it can be divided and subdi
vided indefinitely ; that the peer can icach
te it as easily as the rich. Every year, in
a few weeks, in the smallest cottage, wiih
a low acres of mulbctry trees, the" farmer
putting into usefulness the old and young
mcmbeiis of hi.- family, can make the fiist
j ear after planting $30 or 6100, the second
year, $130 te $300, from a mulberry grove
of two te five acres of his upland soil ; in
the bottom, of course, it will inciease
faster. At Silkville. Kan., in 1070, I have
get 0,00!) pounds of cocoons out of si
and one-half te seven aeies of mulbeiry
trees Jeur years old, after planting only
live from thu seed. The dried cocoons
wcie selling at $e per pound, or about
eighty rents green, making altogether
$2,100 for our cocoons. Net quite ten
pounds of green cocoons made one pound
of leeled silk ; out of 0,000 pounds of
cocoons we get 030 pounds of leeled silk,
as beautiful and stout as the bc-t Picnch
fcilks, and though a Yankee girl, having
seaicely thiee months' practice, reeled it,
get a high price in Fiench maikets that
3 ear, say $12 per ppand. Out of thu lit
teis and wastes we naid one thiul of the
expenses, which weie :
rii-l meult, at", cent-) tier ilay, sir
I.Vs(encliily) i
Si-sty cents Iiem -the liistte thusuc-
enfl meult, feiirI.iys (tour gltl)
hitv cents fiem "second te thiul
meult, ietu'tluys (-ix girls)
SKty cents tiem tliiid te luuitli
meult, sixiliiys (eight -tils)
bity cents lrem teuilii meult te
siinnii- cccoens, vtflit iluys (ulglit
guls)
t'lc-lJluf" cocoons, atl cent pet pound,
riekiiif- leave-", at M cents icr 103
pounds ( 10.000 pounds
Kent et two stables (Iillccn d.i-) lei
use of coceonery
Kent et capit.il used ter shelves, tret-j
and land TtOOatlO percent
Oveiscer and etliLr little expense"
i :e
I se
J CO
:,s at
::e w
te et
20 no
UI0D
110 14)
Tet il epi lit!- $ViS'.0
Net pi oft t en oceoiih only i!,('i2 W)
This is a large profit, and I must explain
that we had first rate biceds of sill; worm
eggs that made number ene cocoons, fiist
late mulbeny trees and a high price paid
for silk. Te doubting Themases, let me
emphathize thr fact that I de net laisc in
ferior breeds of weims ; I de net feed my
worms en Osage orange, black or red mul
berry trees, neither en the pest callctUiese
white mulhciry, which is the bioussenetia
net even en the far-famed multicaulib,
whose imiucn.se failure in France, as well
as the United States, killed the .silk cul
'tnre, already impeitant in several of our
'Southern states. Wc use only the best
kind of the Mems Alba, the Rese and
Meictti's best varieties ; then. also a new
kir-d called Len'and Leu Sang.
'Silk culture has two limits one ciimaie
in i far south, or tee far netth ; both for
bid it. Anether limit is 'the economical
one." It happens when this ctiltuie inceU
with .mother of sumo impeitance at the
sitne lime. Here this is net the case. In
eai ly spring, while the men are pleughing
I'm cotton, the lady of the house with lier
c'.i'dien for thiee wcck.s, has little tienb'e
te feed the y'U!'.g silk worms. The l.it
week, when weik needs hmsjii.g, theie
sue pieuty of coleicd boys te pick the
le ives while the lady and children ei the
house aic attending te the lai;e. AH
this will he done in April, then will cwdij
the cash money fiem the silk facteiy for
the cocoons, and this will help a geed deal
te enlaige the cotton and ether eieps for
we insist en this peint: Silk cultuie i-
only an important addition te gcnei.il
fanning.
Corinth, Miss. L. S. Citezini:.
The Old Fireman.
IktieiL Ii ee I'les.
"Yes, theie was a heap of fun in the
old engine days," sighed the fiicruau as
he leaned back and snivejed the hand hand
r.eii.e " Amekcag " in the ecntte of the
lloer.
"Many fights?"
" Heaps of 'cm. I was foreman of Ne.
."J for seven years and once I figuicd up
hev- many fights wc had per year. I
think the average was 123. I presume,
young man, that I have beeu in GOO fire
men's fights."'
Ever get badly hint ?'
"Never. It was always the ether party
get badly hint. Of ceurse I have had my
javbiekcn, head cracked, teeth Iecssndd,
ejes blackened ana lingers ureKen, out
nothing serious. ScCthis car ? Well, one
night the foreman of Ne. 7 chewed en
that car exactly fourteen minutes by the
watch, but he was a peer, consumptive
feicman and couldn't have bitten through
a shingle nail in thicc weeks."
"The.-c old firemen wcie very reclrless.''
"Well, jes, We didn't think nothing
of trap doers and weak floors in these
days. I was counting up my old scars
the ether Sunday, aud I think the liguics
were thirty-seven, net including the big
one between the shoulders, where a burn
ing timber held me down.'' .
" Didn't the bey.s used te stait a blaze
new and then '.)''
- "Oh, yes."
"Aud I pic sumo you tftek a hand iu
them ?"
"Cctlainly ceitainly. I was counting
up the ether day, and as near as I could
makejaut I fired nineteen buildings myself,
net counting school houses and churches."
" Did you ever burn any one up?"
"Well, I deu't want te appear egotisti
cal, but I can truthfully answer yes
Only yestciday f was trjiug te recall
names and dates, and I counted up seven
teen full grown people and eleven children
who wcre burned up by my incendiary
hand."
" Don't you ever feel any stings of con
science ?"
" Oh, yes. The ether Saturday evening
I was figuring it up, and I made out the
number of stings' e be 12,500. There
might be a few that I didn't get iu, but
the figures arc mainly1cen,ect."
" Were you never suspected ?"
"Never, and I deu't want you te say
anything about it new. I am trying te
live an upright life, and if I were te be
hauled up en these old charges it would
utteily discourage me."
Monster, you are tee wicked te live !"
"Yes, I knew, but come in some time
when I have mero time and talk it ever.
Cenie in any time always glad te see
you."
impeitant. De net let your druggist palm
oil en you auv new, cheap remedy ler colds
when ou iuquiie ter Pr. Hull's Cough Syrup
or you will be disappointed. .Price, 25 cents a
bottle.
Kevitalidng the bleed is absolutely neccs
.ir ter the cut cot" general debility, weakness,
las-mule, Ac. The bcsteiiricheret the bleed
is Brown's Iren Hitter. Fer sale at II. B.
Cochran's drug steie, 1J7 Neitii Queen street
Lancaster. iu-27-lwd&w
Household Words.
I.l-. i'i:irnn. is SKth Street, Hutlale. says:
' I have ued your Spiing i:io-.sem ler myselt
and family, and think it invaluable asu house
hold remedy, ter iegul.it Ing the beueN.JIver
ami kidney-. 1 shall never lie without it."
I'rice : centi. Fer sale at II. H. Cochran's
drug -ten-, l.!7 Ninth Queen street, l.anca-ter
.Ne.iriy a. Miracle.
I A-enitli Hall, Hingliamteii, N. Y. write:
'I-ufleied ter beveial months with u dull
pun thieiigh the left lung un.I sheul.lert). 1
le?t my -pirit-s appetite and color, and could
with dilliculty keep un .ill daw My mother
proem cm I eme Hurdeck Rloed Hitters ; 1 took
them as diiected, and have felt no pain since
lirst u eek alter u-ing them, and am new quite
well." Price 1. Fer sale at II. II. Cochran's
ding steie. 1.57 Netth Queen stieet, Lancaster.
"Ti.e Commedore."
le-. 1,. Feete, the Commedore, KIgin, 111.,
'ays Them.is' Keleetrie Oil cured him of scia
tic i with one application, thoroughly applied.
UaNeeuied 1 urn et a seven- cold and cough.
He think-, it a very valuable remedy, and will
ntvr be wilhe'it it. Fer aluat JI. It. Coch Cech
nm'i ding te,-p, 1 17 North Queen stieet, Lan
caster. CLOTHING.
:w
ts
We have .. Larger Stock of these
Geedy than we care te carry and
te meve them, have reduced the
price from $20 te $15. The mater
ial is flne Beaver, Blue and Brown
Buttens, Gilt and Silvered, and at
the roduced prlce they are a Rare
Bargain'.
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and giythts.,
ie ,
PlftliAtJHtPHtA."
VSVl.VA-li.-.;-.!.! ,v BISOWS
IVN.
Clothing that
Wears Well.
Year after jear our customers
return bceause they are net dis
appointed in the kind of Cloth
ing ve supply them. With all
r.ur reasonable piiecs c insist
en the goodness of .tli material?.
Tlie ?-tock of Men's and Ueys'
Ovci coats and .Suits is still quite
"nmplele. ' I
WANAM.VKER'Js BROWN.
Oak ll.fL, t-il!i mid ALuket stiectH;
I'ini-idelpliia. .-i .'
.V Ufi I CAJL 1NSTR VXENTS.
-JtJ-USIt-AL-lsO-'Ute.
IISICAA-BOXES.
HAUOAIXS. Te make r. eT.in swiep before
cloMngeursnleaiooms ter the seasen.we make
the fellow iug sweeping reduction ei the bal
ance of our utecle new here. (Only large and
medium siea,yct,en liand) :
Mails reduced from $ 7".00te$ l".oe
1 ' " 85.0Jte 0.00
Sublime Ticinole Piccole
(large) " l.T.OOte SO.OO
bublime Tremelo Piccole
(medinm) " OO.Wte C003
1 airs with Hells " llj.twte H3.00
ID airs with Hells & Dunns " 135.00 te 70.00
Extra quality (large)uith
Extra quality (medium)
with Hells .'.'
Sublinie-Harmonie-Picce-lo
(laige)
Concertino .'.
'Celestial Veices"ft'late."l
(Xiaii-s. If) cylinders, wltli.
175.00 te 104.00
135.01 te 75.01;
123.00 te 75.00
225.00 te 130.00
125.00 te 03.00
table , 851.00tO 5i"0j
Petit (small), 2 airs " 4.r.0te 3.00
;:airs " CIO te 4.50
Sair Albums " ROOte 5.00
They are all with the " HAUP-ZITHEB ATTACHMENT-!,"
and mostly with two and
three Spring Houses, playing twice the length
of the common Music Hexcs. On examination
they will be found et the finest qnality, far
superior te the ordinary Music Hexes gen
erally sold in tlis country.
G. Gautschi & Ce.Manufaeturers,
Ste. Croix & Genere, Switzerland.
1 1 icnnnva IIHft flHEHTNTTT RTRtERT.
rHIL-DELPHIA. 23 tfd
CeacMens m
MEDICAL.
B
ROWNS IKON BlTTfiKS.
PLAIN
TKTJTHS.
The Itloed la the foundation of Hie. il cucu
lates through every part et the nedy, and un.
less it is pure aud rich, geed health is impe-sl
ble. II disease has entered the system the ;
snre and quick way te drive it out Ls te put iiy
and enrich the bleed.
These simple tacts are well known, and tlie
highest medical authorities agree that nethiny
but iron will restore the bleed te itsuatuial
condition; and also that all the iron propart prepart propart
tiens hitherto made bluckun the teeth, c-.ui-e
headache, mid are otherwise injuileus.
Brown's Iren Bitters
Will thoroughly mid quickly assimilate ith
the b'.oed, purifying and strengthening lt.iind
thus drivediseasofrem any part et the -ystem
and it will net blacken the teeth, cau-e head
ache or constipation, and is positively net
liijurieu .
Saved his Child :
17 N. Kutau-St., Hnllltnere. Mil.
February li, ls-e.
Cknts : Upen the recommendation
et a friend I tried HKOWV IKON
UITTKIW as a tonic and reate-atiie.
for iny daughter, whom 1 was thoi thei thoi
eughly convinced was wifsting aw ij
with Consumption. Iluving lest tin e
daughters by the terrible disease,
under the care of eminent pliy-i l.nw
I wns leth te believe that aiijlliinj
could arrest the progress of tlei dis
ease, but, te my great surprKe.bereie
my daughter had l-ikc-n one bottle el
HKOWN'3 IRON HITTER.', she he
gan te mend arid new isquite iesten.il
, te former health. A fifth daughter
liegu'n te show signs of Consumption .
and when the physician was consult
ed he quickly said, "Tonics wcie i in
quired'; and wheniiileiiiiud th it the
elder sister was taking HUOiVN'.s
IROX HITTKRS responded "that is
a ijoed tonic, take it."
AUORAII I'llELV-.
Brown's Iren Bitters
Elfectifilly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and rentiers the greatest relief and
benefit te persons sulfering from .such wasting
diseases as consumption, Kidney Ceinplaiiil-.
etc.
Fer sale at II. H. COCHRAN'S Drug -Stoie,
137 Xerth Queen street, "unncaster.
iu27-lwd&w
H
OT WOItK,
Hard Fighting with Quick Result-.2.
Lust loll a party left New Yerk city in high
spirits for a pleasure tour tin eugh some et the
western states. They had thrown aside the
cares and responsibilities of business for a tew
weeks, and were determined te enjoy them
selves and have a geed time generally. ' lie lie
gene dull care," was their motto, unit they in
tended te net up te It. Everything went as
pleasant as could te wished for a time, until
one day, while camping out in Wlneensin, n.
spark from the c imp-lire set the tent in a
blaze, and the conflagration was se tu Idcn
and unexpected, that the whole party came
pretty near being cremated a la metle. but
after great exertion the fire was finally put
out, with the less et a considerable poitieu et
their property. After all was ever, one or the
party, who was perhaps the most active iu his
exertions, discovered that his hands and
wrists were severely burned, which hu had net
before discovered in the excitement et thu
moment. The pain wus Intense ami he sr.ib-i
ad severely. One of the .company had been
troubled with rheumatism, and by the rccoiu rcceiu rccoiu
liieniluiieii ei li friend li:td nurcluihed :i bottle
before coming West, some of trc contents et
'which were still left. It wis spje lily found
unit applied te the uiiruc-u, wrists und liaud,
aid the relict was Instautiiueeua, for In a lew
minutes It seethed the pain effectually. That
bottle contained I)r Themas' Ki-Iec-trle oil.
unit new it is their stand by as a liousvlielo
remedy, it has no equal ter alleviating p tin.
Fer sale by II. II. Cochran, druggist. -Se. 1 17
Aertu vjuecn Hireei.
Ui-UOd-l-A
TOCTOKS AGKM'l THAT aCAKl.t.l'
1 " Fever, Diphtheria, Consumption, Ctdurili
und Chronic Threat Diseases are dm: le
neglect or common -Sen: Threats. Childieii
frequently li-ive wet feet; Mn: threat fellows
unit often M-rieus siekness. Are wnnet alfect
ed likewise? Why net try tins OVt'IDEXTA I.
DlVllTllKRTA CURE. It will positive
cuie the worst form or sen: threat and c-iadi-cate
the germ et any dlsea.se subject te It. A
cine guiiranteed or money retunded. Fer sali:
by II. H. 1'echrun. 117 mill I.C) North iiueeii
street. l.anC.ister. fel'i7-Siud TI
T OCIi KK'S
Renowned Cough Syrup.
A pleasant, sate.speedy and sure leniedy ter
Colds. Ceuglis, Hoarse:ic-e. Asthma, Influen
za. Soreness et the Threat und Chest, Hiou Hieu
eliitis. Whooping Cough, Spitting ofi'lned. In
flammation of the I.ungsitnd all Diseases id
the Chest ami Air l'ussagi-s.
This valuable preparation cemiiiiies all tlie
medicinal virtues of tlie-e articles which long
experience has proved te possess tlie most
sate and elllclent qualities for the cure Or nil
kinds et lung diseases.
PRICK, 25 Cents. Prepared nnlyandseld by
CHAS. A. LOOHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IJItUGUIST,
Ne. 9 East King Street, Lancaster.
1KAU TIII8
, ' Lakcabtek, Pa., April 23, 1C3I.
TUK KlDNEVCURA M'e COMPANY.
Bents It gives me much pleasure te su
that after using one pack of KIDXEYCCHA
1 have been entirely ewfd et a severe pain in
my back and side, of long standing, and that,
tee. after tryinjr various known remedies. 1
'nave qvcry confidence In your medicine.
cheerfully recommend it, and knew timtniuny
of myittaends who have used it huve been
uenetltcd. PETEK BAKKU,
m2Klyd Foreman Examiner and Express.
CHINA AND OLAHS WARE.
H
1UH & MARTIN.
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CHINA HALL..
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'jnst received by Steamship
Crown'Janether iuiportaHien et
1 Hi iti-
WHITE QRA"OTTB WARE
i.
IN TEA AND DlNMfiK WAUE, CIIAMHKK
WAKE, HOTEL WARE.
DECORATED TEA AND DINNEIt SKT3,
A LAIM2 LIKE Or
Decorated Chamber Sets,
DAMAGED WARE
In I-irge Quantities. J3Dent Tail te sse our
Very Large assortment.
High & Martin,
15 BAST KING STREET.
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