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QKA.I OIMCMMi OF TIIK UKKAT
GOTTSCIAIK & LEDBRMM'S
GKREiLT NEW YORK BlZlR
20 & -28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, Lancaster, Peim'a.,
SPECIAL ABSOUBCHIEHT TO THE PUBLIC !
Oji an
eunt of thu t1CiuciMleus rush
""' kind Parous, aud the public
AlllllOUIICO te ()jj.
WE XltE UECEIVINU DAILY THE GREATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON,
r,u l 'our Ihm is continually in the market the Bazaar being a branch of our large store iu New Yerk City we therefore
:an asse u.c iml)ic Uat eurt pUICpS AUK T-lE LOWEST IN THIS COUNTY. .
We are icady te announce the following IMMENSE BARGAINS iu our different department for THIS WEEK ONLY.
. Millinery Department.
In lhi, dcpai-lment the Kiclicst anil .Me-t
ISIe-mr. Styles el the neuron in In: seen, ami
vc make ii great specialty In our
OUI'M IKI'AKT.MhNT.
Wc li:ive just received
1(H) I'O.KN Of
Fine Mian Straw Hats,
In v.T'j ,!e-.ii:tlilc. shape, which tt e hell thU
l'jiit
39 cents.
'i'he-oijeods cannot lie len-ht elsewhere less
Hum 75c. te I. OO.
(.'all and lie convinced.
Vc employ only fiif.l-cla.H millincis in
this ilcpartmi'iil.
Ladies' Underwear
DEPARTMENT.
;Ui:.TM'IXI.I.TV ler THIS WKKK ONLY
Mi IX'ZKN OK
FINK MARSEILLE APRONS,
.t Si5 ceuts, worth double
l'amine in this department our :!.V., Title.
an. I V..c. ClIK.Mlsi; :in,i Oli.YWKUS ; they eaii
mil le siiriwM'd,
NOTm? 1 A" t,10Suve special bargains are advertised for THIS WEElv ONLY, and. we beg IVinTIPlT I
1 1 J I iOJu I te announce te our kind patrons te call early te obtain soine of the same. IN U 1 ILili i
Our space is tee limited, or we could name a great many ethers in our various departments.
Our ELEGrANT SILVER COLOGNE FOUNTAIN which is placed in the centre of our Bazaar, will this week he
filled with the sweetest extracts of the real German Cologne, and everybody is welcome te dip their handkerchiefs in the same
WE WILL (JIVE A SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF OUR GRAND MILLINERY OPENING, WHICH
WILL TAKE PLACE IN A FEW WEEKS. REMEMBER THAT THE ONLY GENUINE
NEW YORK BAZAAR,
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, Leeb's Old Stand.
GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN-
J
eun s. ::vi.i:i: v co.'s aivh:ktjsi;mknt.
CARPETS!
Till-: FINEST ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES IN THE CITY.
ELEGANT STYLES IN MOQUETTE CARPETS.
ELEGANT STYLES IN BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
EL1XJANT 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 Use ahevi go.(!; hi the New Styles, adapted esjcei:tlly for Pai-leis, Libraries, Dining Reems. Sitting Ben air;, Bed Roem ,
Hulls atid Siair-.. In our assortment will be found many new, elicic: styles that cannot be had elsewhere. Wc give
special invitation te all te come and Fee our display. Our prices .will be found te be as low as the lowest
in the same quality of goods. In 1U''S. MATTS, WINDOW SHADING aud FIXTURES,
' FLOOR and STAIR OIL CLOTHS, we always keep a full assortment.
JST.lr.sl u-ceived a full line of New Style FANCY and PLAIN CANTON MATTINGS."
JOHN S. GIA7LER& CO,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
M
vkks i:ati:fn & co.
Persons who wish their Spring Suits for EASTER should order them without delay. Our capacity is trreat,
but the orders are many.
The selection of SPRING NOVELTIES is the finest. The corps of Gutters is the best.
Our reputation for Geed Fitting Garments is excellent. 1BLECTRIG LIGHT in a few days. '
MYERS, RATHFON & CO.,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
OlFT liKA-WINUS.
llUMMO.NWKAl.TU lWrjTKII'.UTION CO
43d Popular Monthly lira-wing
e is':
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
in the City of LouIsvMe, On
SATURDAY. APRIL 29th, 1882.
Tliese drawings occur monthly (Sundays
excepted) under previsions et an Act el tfie
Ceueral Assembly of Kentucky.
Tlie United State Circuit Court en March 51,
rendered the following decisiens:
1st Thai the Commonwealth IHittrlbutlnn
Company In local.
2l It drawings ar fair.
N. 15. The Company linn new en hand y
large ii'Mjrve fund, iteari tlie llt e!' prizes ler
l i:e
Al'ItlL OUAW1NU.
1 prlK'3 1 ;i,i0
I prixc... ............... 1 1,1.11
1 PI lZC.a.. ' -........... .'"H-
K)pri7.es$l,lKWecli 100i-S
20priy.es.ri00e:n0i 10,(X)0
;iU0prize3$l(Wcae!i 10,"
aJprIzes.rOcacli lO.OCC
COipri,es5!0each 1-J,0UB
1000 prizes lOcaeli 10,000
9 prizes 300 each, approximation priz3 2,700
9 prizes 300 each, '" '" 1,80
9 prizes 100 cacli, 908
Wliole tlckits. f:; lialf Uckela 1; -11 tickets
f.V); 55 tickets, if Km.
Cemit Meney y liauk Draft iu Letter, ei
send liV Kxpress. UtlN'T SEND BY KKG1S
TICUrD I.KTTEltOi: PO'-niKKICKOKDEli.
Onl.'rs of $." :inl iipwaril. by Kxprcss, can be
.-en ai our expense. Address all orders te K.
SI. sunimn.lK, Coiii-icr-ieiirnnl Building
l..,.iivi!!e. Ky.. ei K. il. BOARDMAN,
aoe Bi-eadwav. New Yerk. tebl-TuTh&Sw
MASD OI'ESTSU ()F "THE GREAT NEW iVllK
NKW V(IKK ItAZAAK.
en our e;ening week it was an impossibility te de justice te everybody, we therefore
in general, that our DEPARTMENTS AKE COMPLETE.
Corset Department.
In llii.-i ili-p'iilinenl we keep ce:itinually (UIU
GREAT BAZAAR CORSET,
75 HONES, IKJUUI.K HUSK, AT 47 CENTS,
IN WHITK ANU tOI-OI'.KI).
It is worth 'while trying. We also make any
style e5 corsets te order in this depart ment.
no
nivvu
We have jiiil received our own Importation et
SPANISH LAOES.
And it. will be te every lady's heart's delight
te examine tlie show. We have 0 11ECKS of
TWO-INCH ALL SII.K SPANISH LACE AT
1 CTS.'A YAUI), warranted all silk.
Passamenteries.
UK) l'icces el
KI.Ki'ANT .11,!, SII.K
CHENILLE FRINGE
At 39 cts. a yard. .
These koeiIs wcii! formerly Mild c)-c. heie at
7j cents. We have the most elegant
A PL ICE TRIMMINGS
Ever seen before in this city.
HEADED FLOUNCES, lrem !5c. te as.
-IS AT-
JUtY aUOVN, Ac
CARPETS!
CLOTHING.
Fine Merchant Tailoring!-
NO.
J.'AmJ3ieiLAX1HXti8, Se.
-pUAKKS W. FRY.
WE AUK BACK AGAIN TO OUK
OLD STOKK BOOM,
Which lias been Bemodelcd and Knlargcd.
YVe open out with a
NEW STOCK OF
WALL PAPERS
AND
Window Shades.
Ot Every Description.
In connection with our line et goods, we
have taken part or the room ter the exclusive
sale el ,
LACE CURTAINS,
FINE MIRRORS.
POLES, POLES,
CORNICES, &c, Ac.
Of which we have an Extensive Line.
A visit of inspection solicited.
Phares W. Fry,
57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
TtAZAAR.'
LA DIES'-
Spring Delmans & Cloaks.
.IUST RECEIVE I),
Spring; Delmans - at $1.87,
Made, in the Very Lut'-M Fashions..
These goods cair.iet. be made up for the
mengy. Alse the ';: -t eleginll stock et
Ladies' anil ( hiitlrcu's Spring Cloaks
ever seen, at strict, manufacturer's prices.
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
We announce te our Kciitlcnicn -patrons el
Lancaster that we are selling an Elegant
A. NO. 1. FINE WHITE SHIRT,
with geed muslin ami geed linen besom, the
Shirt being made with Kcinfereeil Uo-em at
7f cents. And we iiImi make :i:iy style e
Shirt te order in this department.
Soaps.
We have seitl en our opening week about
10,()UO CAKES OF OUK FINE
UOUQUET SOAP at 3c. a Cake.
We; have only about .,( i caKcs It'll ; call early
il you want any.
CARPETS! '
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
508 PENN STREET,
READING, PENN'A.
MUSI VAX. INSTRUMENTS.
Tl.TUSICAL-nOXKS.
IUSICAL-BOXES.
i; AUG A1NS. Te make a clean sweep bolere
closing our salesrooms ler the scasen,we make
the follewiug sweeping reduction en the bal
ance of our sleck new here. (Only large and
medium sizes yet en hand) :
10 airs reduced from $ 7.c.00 te$ 45.00
12
SD.0J te fiO.OO
Sublime Tremelo 1'lccole
(large) " 1.15.0010 80.00
Sublime Tremelo I'iecole
fmedium) " W.oeto f.0.00
12 airs with Bells " 115.00 te Ki.00
10 airs with Bells & Drums " i:.00te 70.00
Extra quality (large) with
BcUs " 175.0-1 te 100.00
Extra quality (medium)
wiiu liens " ijj.uuie ie.uu
Sublimc-Uarnionic-l'icce-
le (large) 125.00te 75.00
Concertino " 225.00 te 1:10.00
'Celestial Veices"(Flntcs " 125.00 te C5.00
9C airs, 10 cylinders, with
tabic " S50.00 te 525 01,
PcUt (small), 2 airs " l.sote 3.00
3 airs " 6.50 te 4.50
3-air Albums " 8.0Jte 5.00
They arc all with the HABP-ZITUEtt AT
TACHMENTS," ana mostly with two and
three Spring Houses, playing twice theUcngth
of the common Music Bexes. On examination
they will' be leuud et the finest quality, far
superior te the ordinary Music Bexes gea gea
crally'seld in this country.
C. GautscH & Ce., Manufacturers,
Ste. Croix & Geneve, Switzerland.
SALESROOMS: 1020 CHESTNUT STEEET,
PratADZLPHIA, J53tfd
LANCASTER l'A. THURSDAY APK1L 6 1882.
SHORT STORIES.
COLLECTED .FlCOSI VARIOUS JU.KTliKS
All Mere or l.eiw Trueir Net, I'efhibly
1'rebable.
A 6tery is told of the kte Lord Claren Claren
eon's one day eutering a Paris restaurant
frctiucntcd by commercial ttavclers texline.
Having ordered a frugal meal, he called
for a bottle of champagne. The waiter
anticipating that the customer might het
be able te settle, whispered that I he price
was twenty-fire francs a bottle, iu the
hope of putting an end te his extrava
gance " Oh, in that case," said the carl,
" bting mc two bottles."
Salvlul In tlie I.ecK-lTp.
Salvini, the actor, had a funny experi
ence lately in a small town iu Italy. He
took, under an assumed name, some lodg
ings in an out-of-the-way street, for the
purpose of quietly .studying a new role.
On the day after he moved in he began te
rehearse his part. It was a tragic one,
and some jassages were exceptionally
thundering. The landlord- was out, and
his wife aud daughter became alarmed at
the noise the new ledger was makiug.
They listened at the deer aud heard htm
howling something te. this cilcet : "Mis
erable coward,, thy hand is strong enough
only te plunge the steel into the besom of
an innocent victim ; thou hast net the
courage te kill thyself ! AVilt thou then
await the hatchet of the executioner '.'"'
The two women became terrified, rushed
te the police office, and in a few minutes
the great tragedian was put in a strait
jacket and locked up as a lunatic. It took
several hours, with the aid of the local
magistrate and the local physician, te clear
the matter up.
A Sen of Texas.
Galveston News.
" Hew is your son coining en .'"
' Oh, I am having a power of trouble
with him."
'. What's the matter new ?"
" Well, you knew I couldn't mid him
te school, because, thanks te Gov. Rebeits
there ate no free schools, and 1 could net
alibi d te scud him te a private school."
"Yes, I ks-iv, that is se."
"Well, I st nt him away from Galveston,
out te the frontier, and :.s luck would have
it, he was com icted of jiersc stealing, and
get Kve years in the penitentiary."
"That was bad."
"Ne, il wasn't, for yen see at the pen
itentiary he could learn a trade and be
come a useful citizen."
" Well, that's geed."
"Ne, it isn't, for Gov. Rehi-its has par
doned him out en account of hi-: youth
and ignorance."
A Lien's De.itSi.
An unlooked-for tragedy was enacted in
Philadelphia, Monday, in the midst of the
work of transferring the animals of r orc erc
paugh's show preparatory te a Southern
tour. In the same den were kept two
liens aud two tigers, separated by a strong
wooden partition. Te such a pilch of
ferocity was one of the tigers stirred by
the arrangements for removal that he
threw himself iu a very fre'nzy of rage
against the partition, pounced upon one of
the liens, and before the keepers could lilt
an arm lixed his fangs deep in the threat
of his victim. A torrent of bleed gushed
forth, and the kiug of beasts desperately
attempted te threw oil" his assailant, but
it was no use ; the tiger's gtip was death,
aud almost en the instant the prostrate
lien, with a spasmodic dibit of head and
limbs, fell baek cold and still'. Ry this
time a dozen hands were raining blows
upon the head of the ferocious brute, who
steed ever the slain lien with glaring eyes
aud bleed-dyed jaws, and stunned by the
sudden attack he was secured vilh ropes
and dragged into a clesu cage.
two t;iin.iuiL-.N i!;sijuri:i.
A Wife Slopes While n the Way le .iniii
Her lliiMliami.
Philadelphia Itcceid.
Among the several hundred passengers
who arrived en thu Illinoi:; yesteiday was
Mary Edwards, from Holyhead, Wales,
accompanied by her two children, 31a ry
Elizabeth, aged 11 years, and Edward
Evan, aged t) years. Mary's free and easy
actions hail often been the gossip of Holy
head. Her husband, whose name is Wil
liam, is a hard working mechanic, and
hew he .ever cann' U marry Mkiv vv.is ,i
mystery. I fer conduct was se !oe:;i tSs.it
she was expelled from the kirk, and her
husband, smarting under the disgrace, was
at. length compelled te leave her. ile
came te this country and is new comfort
ably fixed at West Newton, Westmoreland
county, Pa.
A few months age the woman's parents
died, and as she had no means of Mtpperfc
she wrote le her husband and told him of
her circumstances. Displaying his true
Welsh bleed, he wrote back that he
would receive her i!':-he would premise te
begin anew and de wli.it was right. In In
ceosed in the letter was the money for the
passage of herself and the children. The
trio sailed en the Illinois. On thep.issage
Mary's true inwardness asseitrd itself,
and the vessel was seen full of i umers
about her character, hhe was particu
larly fend of Jehn Lucas, a Scotch immi
grant. They concocted a scheme te go oil"
together as seen as the beat touched the
wharf. Ill pursuance of this plot, r.s seen
as the gang plank was lowered thev de
parted together, te go nobody knows
where, deserting the two unhappy .chil
dren, and leaving their luggage behind
them. Alter the train, which was te take
the party West, had started and the wharf
was deserted the children, finding them
selves alone in the darkuess, began cryi'ig
bitterly. About half-past 8 o'clock lat
evening Ollicers Pieeld and Geerge, of the
Second district, heard the wails of the lit
tle ones, who were sitting by the baggage
of their infamous patent. They were
taken te the Second district station house,
aud will be cared for until their father is
heard from.
A ItemlnisnF.iire or Franklin J. JHe;cs.
The recent arrest of P. J. Moses, jr., ex
governor of the state of Seuth Carolina, in
New Yerk, en account of swindling,
recalls one of his operations iu Washing
ing, from the clients el" which the authori
ties of Seuth Carolina are new stiiving
hard te be released. In 1SG9 Moses came
te Washington as adjutant-general of
Seuth Carolina with a requisition from R.
K. Scott, the then carpet-bag governor,
for the quota el arms due the state uuticr
the act of 1898. The accrued amount due
the state at that time was $8,793. This
was tee small an amount for a margin of
pickings and stealings satisfactory te the
enthusiastic nature of Moses. lie went te
President Grant and Secretary of War
Rawlings and drew a fearful picture of
the perils environing the carpet-bag
state -government, and the importance
of arming the militia te preserve
pcace and sccure order and tranquility
at the next election. There was no
militia at the time beyond a few disorgan
ized negre companies scattered through
out the state. .Yet en such representations
.President Grant and the secretary of war
permitted Moses te draw 10,000 Spring
field muskets, with a full set of infantry
accoutrements, valued at $121,000, or mere
than the quota of the state for thirty years
te come. The action of President Grant
and of the secretary of war was as clear a
violation of the law as was ever commit
ted. 3Iescs and Scott distributed a few
hundred of these arms te these negrees,
and disposed of the balance and put the
money in their pockets. Probably between
them and their coadjutors a cool $100,000
was divided from this operation. A bill
is new pending in the Heuso of Represen
tatives, with a favorable report f:em the
committee en military affairs, te relieve
the state of Seuth Carolina from thi-; debt
unjustly put upon her. Unless the bill
passes it will be twenty years mero before
Seuth Carolina can receive any arms from
the general government under the act of
1S08.
WHAT A1I.F.I) TIIK Ol.ll MAN.
Anetaer Harrowing TalA of Chicago J.eve,
Itomance ana Alcillcine.
Chicago Tribune Xeveli-t.
"Can you save him, Docter'.'"
" Damline.'
Winsome Lillian McGuire looked up
with her rare blue eyes, dewy vtith tears,
into the face of the yeuug physician who
had been summoned in het haste from the
restful quiet of a poker game te the' pala
tial residence of Stuyvcsaut 3IcGuire iu
e'nler that his skill and knowledge the
fruit of years of study and toil uiight, if
possible, bring back te health the gray
haired old man, who new lay tossing in
mortal agony.
Lillian MeQuire had known Aristidcs
W. Hennessey siuce the days when they
were both little children, aud net six
months ageuu she had steed before him iu
all her regal beauty, her velvety eyes
draped with a mist of tears, and while the
soft, pearly licsh of hcrbeautiful arms
touched his neck with a pulsing warmth
that would make your head swim, had
said that she could never l'evc him except
as a brother.
As Aristidcs had three sisters, aud had
passed the greater portion of his life spar
ring with them, this statement did net
sti ike him favorably, and he went away
with a dull, dead feeling in his yeuug,
blithesome heart, and a large chunk of
plug tobacco in his merry spriug pants.
And new he was back airain iu the
heuse-r-that house from, which he had
erstwhile se often stolen ileutly and
sadly away wheii the proprietor was un
expectedly found at home, find which he
hail left, as he supposed, 'or geed, iu the
balmy days of June, when the sweet
scented breath of early summer w:r kiss
ing into life the myriad forms of floral
beauty that lie with such silent sweetness
upon the vcrdurc-clad besom of the
earth. These thoughts had surged through
his mind as he mounted the lreut steps
in obedience te the hasty summons of a
liveried servant. He saw the old fa
miliar deer-mat with the weid " Wel
come " worked in it.- centre that
fateful word that hl gleamed up at
him iu all its lurid distinctness and
mockery, one night when old Mr. Me
G ii ire opened thedoer iu response te Aris
tidcs' timid yank at the bell, and said, in
the cold, County Antrim tones tie knew se
well hew te use, that Miss Lillian was net
at home and probably would net be for
seven or eight years. In the hall steed
the hat-rack, besides whose gaunt frame
with its spectie like arms he had se often
lingered in the mellow half-light of the
turned down gas with Lillian's head lest
iug trustfully above his liver.-pad and her
ceraline corset pulsing gently against his
suspenders. AH these scenes cair.i back
te him with vivid distinctness as If steed
by the bedside el the sick man and looked
tenderly down at Lillian, who, with p.ilu
face and rumpled bang, had knelt h her
father's side and buried her nose in the
pillow which supported his head.
Presently she looked up at Arittides
with a weary yearning, St. Leuis loe':,
that would have melted Charles i-'i,.ucis
Adams.
The-young man bent quickly fervv id.
"Lillian, ray love," he said, " can it-be
possible that "
" Kneel by my side," said the. piei in
tender, porter-house-steak tones that
tin Hied his very bleed.
Unmindful of the baggiucss of the knees
of his pants that such an action would cer
tainly produce, unmindful of everything
but. the fact that he loved Ltlliuit 'detune
with a wild, passionate Dearborn avenue
love that recked net of matinee tickets or
ice cream. Aristidcs knelt by the jirls
side, and placing his strong, right arm
around her taper waist, he kissed her ten
derly jusl, aft of her starbeaid car.
7 1, wasn't a very easy job te tattle tiii.s
yeung.nian.
" De yen slid love mc, Aristidcs ".''' said
Lillian, making a blull' te blush as she
.'-poke.
" Yeu knew I de," virs the reply, "and
that I would risk m; vciy existence te
gain jour love in re'-nn."
The girl smiled a glad Mx button smile.
" I believe j'eu," p!ic said, "and. tell
you new here iu the presence of sickness,
perhaps death, that if yna save my father's
life my darling idolized, sour-mash papa
T will marry yen sic the crocus sprouts."
" Enough," icplicd Aristidcs, rising te
his feet. " Your father shall be saved. I
swear it bj' my halitlem. I de'n't knew
what halidem means, and like enough I
haven't get one, .but I swear it all thu
same. I'.iing me a bottle of Rierdau's
Uailway Relief."
The medicine was brought and the sick
man quailed it. In two minutes he was
well.
"Yen have saved him, my darling !" said
Lillian, kissing Aristidcs femH.y, "audi
will redeem my premiso. Rut tell me,
sweetie, what ailed the old man?"
"Celic," was the ieply, and with a wild,
mocking laugh Aristidcs lied into the
darkness.
The only scientillc Iren Medicine that doe
net produce headache, &;., but gives te the
system all the benefits et iron without its bad
cll'ccts, is Brown's Iren Bitters.
ap.'Mwd.Vw
Itcds of Down Feel Hard.
All heds seem hard te the rheumatic. Then
barken ye peevish sullerers ! Apply Dr.
Thiima-i' i'clectric Oil te your aching Joints
and muscles. Bcly upon it that you will ex
perience speedy relief. Such. at least, is the
testimony of these who have iisel ii. The rc
iiiedj is likewise successfully resorted te for
threat ami lung diseases, sprains, bruises,' etc.
Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store, l.'J7
Xerth Queen street, Lancaster.
A 1'aptist Minister's ICxpurience.
1 am a Baptist Minister, ami before I even
thought et being a clergyman, 1 graduated in
medicine, but left a lucrative nractici: for my
present profession, 10 years age. 1 was ler
many years a sufferer from quinsy : 'Themas
''electric Oil cured me." 1 was also troubled
with hoarseness, and Tiieur -s' ICelcctric Oil al
ways relieved inc. My v its and child had
diphtheria, and "Themas ''electric Oil cured
them," and if taken in time it will cure seven
out el ten. I am comment iu is a cure for the
most obstinate cold or ceuj''i, and if any one
will take a small teaspoon and half Jill it with
the Oil, ami then place the end et the spoon in
one nesjril ami draw the OH cut of the spoon
into the 10.1(1 by sniffing as hard as they can,
nntil the Oil falls ever into the threat, and
practice that twice a week, I don't can: hew
offensive their head may be, it will clean it
out and cure their catarrh. Fer dealness and
earache it lias done wonders te my certain
knowledge. It is the only medicine dubbed
patent medicine that I have ever ielt like re
commending, and I am very anxious te see it
iu every place, teri tell you that 1 would net
be without it in my house ler any considera
tion I am new sutlcrin with :t nain like
rheumatism iu my right limb, and nothing re
lieves mc iikc r nemas' jicicctnc Oil.
Dr. K. F. CUAXTJ. Cern- Pa.
Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drag store, 137
.wiiu tjuui-M .slice i, juuiicasicr.
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BIEMVAIj.
THE SECRET
of the universal success lef liltOWVS 1KOX
BITTKKS Is simply this: It is the best iron
preparation ever made ; Is compounded en
thoroughly scientific, chemical and mcdtcliml
principles, and de-.-s Just what Is claimed for
it no inerc'nnd no less,
Ky thorough and rapid assimilation with the
bleed, it reaches every part of the system,
healing, purifying and strengthening. Com Cem
uienciug at the foundation it builds up am) re
stores lest health-iu no ether way can hinting
benefit be obtained.
7'J Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Xev. 7.
I have been a great sullerer from a
very weak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in lis worst feriii. Xcarly
everything I ategave me distrcs.s,and
I could eat but little. 1 have tried
every thingrt commended, have taken
the prescriptions of a dozen physi
. ei:uis, but get no reliel nntil I took
Brown's Iren Bitters. I feel none at
the old troubles, and am a new man.
I am getting much stronger, and feci
li 1st rate. I am a railroad engineer,
and new make my trips regularly. I
can net say tee much in praise of
ycur wenUerlul medicine.
D. C. Mack.
Brown's Iren Bittkics does net contain
wliisky or alcohol, and will net blacken I lie
teeth, or cause headache ami constipation, it
will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn,
sleeplessness, dizzincs:, nervous debility,
weakness, &c
I'.st! only Brown'.- lien Bitters made by
Brown Chemical e, KtMunnrc. CrtMscd red
lines '.mil trade-mark en wrapper.
Fer s..!e at II. I!. COCIIUAN'S Drug Stere,
l!7 Xerth ijuecii street, Lancaster.
ajie-lwil&w ,
1YCTOKS AliltKK THAT nCAKI.KT
I ' Fever, Diphtheria, Consumption, Catarrh
and Chronic Threat Diseases am due te
neglect of common Sere Threats. Children
frequently hav wel.feet; sere threat fellows
.iiid often serious sickness. Are we net, affect
ed likewise? Why net try the OUOlIiEXTAI.
UlI'llTlIlllilA VUJIE. It .will positively
cure the worst form of sere threat and eradi
cate the germ et any disease subject te it. A
cure guaranteed or money reliiiided. Fer sale
by 11. It. Cochran. n and 1!"9 North (jui-en
street. Lancaster. fcb27-'Innl IT
READ THIS
liAHCASTER, I'a., April 28, 1881.
Till! KlDKKVCURA Mf'U COMPANY.
(Ven. It gives me much pleasant te sav
that alter using one pack et KIDXEl'CUKA
1 have been entirely cured et a severe pain m
my back and side, of long standing, and that,
tee, after tiying various known remedies. 1
have every confidence In your medicine,
cheerfully recommend it, and knew thut many
of my friends who have used it have been
benefited. PETElt BAKER, .
in-'Jlyd Foreman Examiner ami Express!
(1 KXTLKMlSX.
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We call your attention te an Important dis
covery in our practice which we have found
very successful in cases of prostration arising
lrem indiscretion. These suffering from any
of thu numerous forms et Debility arising
from abuse or ether causes, will de well by
sending a three cent stamp ler further infor
mation. Address, I 'IIS. I.A UKAXUE .V: JOK
DAX (late Jerdan .t Davidsen), Xe. li;-.!5 t-'I!-bert
street, I'hiladelphia. Pa. Hours ler con
sultation : 10 a. m. till 2 p. in., and 5 till s p. in.
lnariVoiiieed
I. II HO ltd, JCV.
--INUWAlr-S
WINE, LIQUOR, ALCOHOL AND
GROCERY STORE,
Xe. 205 West King Street. ieblO ly
JOUSKAl. & CO'.S
L NEW LIQUOR STORE,
. J a Xerth Ouecii street, Lancaster, Vt.
The very btist and finest qualities of Foreign
and Demestic WINKS and M;UOItS, eon.
siantlv ter side at wholesale mid reluil.
.Sli-aisi'ljt Old Bye Whisky et the distillation
efls7.'. Pure unadulterated Custom Heuso
Brandy, warranted el the vintage et 1.-G0.
Kept especially let medicinal purpeM-s. Pure
Old Ileliumritin, and ether Whiskies, Bran
dies .mil Wines le suit the trade
!c!:::iiud IIOUSKAI. fc CO.
jl TAT.T WINK..
HERCULES MALT WINE.
The Best and Cheapest
MA LT EXT II A V T
KVKIC rllUrARKD.
Ail invigorating 11KA1.TII AND TAB1.K
BI-'VKBAl'K. A reliable rtine.lv for 1XDI
t'KSTIOX, lii;i;il.ITVand MAI-NI'TICITIOX
highly recommended tr KNFKBBI.I'D PKB-SOXs-.
COXVALKftOhVl'S and NUKalXM
MOTH KBS.
SOLD BV D BUG CISTS AT
25 Cents per Pint Bettle.
CHAS. WOLTERS,
PRCt'l-KCT BUKWKBY, PIULADKLPlllA.
LA-iCAsTKR Durer. JEO. A. K1K1II..
Illl.'illUl
VICINA. AN It UJjASH WAR..
ii;h .V.MAKTI:;.
I
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AT
CHINA HALL.
Just opened a NEW LINE el
GLASSWARE !
DOMESTIC AXD IMPORTED.
FIXGF.K VOWI.fl,
VFSKKT .SETS,
ICE CHEAMSETS,
TABLE SETS,
FJtUIT JiOWLS, ite.
A ORBAT RKMJCTION IS
JAK GLASSWARE.
Examine our stock bcterc purchasing.
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREET
ft
AGS. KAOS. ItACS.
The highest Cash Prices paid for all kinds ei
Buks, Old Beeks, Carpets, -Woeleu Cleths,
Bagging Hepe, Gum Shoes, &c, Ac.
I will call en peraeus having anyet the
above articles il they will drop me apent:t
WM. P. HENNEOKB,
NO. 236 WEST KING STKEBT.
feb-25-Smd
Price Twe Cente.
Ct.OTUINU.
TITAXAMAKKK DROWX
Clothing that
Wears Well.
Year after year our customers
return because they are net dis
appointed in the kind of Cloth
ing we supply them. With all
our rcasonable prices we insist
en the goodness of the materials.
The stock of Men's aud Beys'
Overcoats and Suits is still qnite
complete.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market streets,
Philadelphia.
LOT 5886.
A boautifully-made, light-colored,
Iight-'weight Spring Overcoat.
It is a Genuine Edward Harris
Cleth, and we have marked it $14.
It is worth mero money.
Ask for the above let. Our large
assortment of SPRING OVER
COATS ranges from $8 te 525.
A beautiful variety of colere.
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEDGER BOILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
S"'
JHilMI Ot'l'NIJSI-.
SPRING
OPENING !
AT-
E&EREART'S
Fins Tailering: EstaMiiMt,
NO. (i EAST KINU STREET,
-ex
OTDAY, APRIL 3d.
1LOTU1XU!
D. B. HOSTETTER & SON
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
I.AXCA8TEH,
WE TAKE I'LEASUItE IX XOTIFl'IXG
THE PUBLIC IX UEXEHAL THAT
OUIi STOCK FOE TItE
SPRING SEASON
Si COMPLETED, AX It IT WILL KEXE
FIT OUR PATIZOXX TO IXSPET
The Large Variety of Goods
FOK
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
THE LATEST IX PATTERX AXD
COLOS, WHICH WE HA VE
OX OUIi COUXTERS.
I B. Hostetter & Sen
34 CENTRE SQUARE,