tltmfagte.
Yelume XVIII--Ne. 186
LANCASTER, FA. SATURDAY APRIL 8 1882.
Price Twe Cemts.
Wt
nitAaU OPKNING OF THE GtlKAX
G0TTSCHA1K & LEDERHAI'S
GBBAT JNTE W YORK BAZAAR
26 & 18 NORTH.QUEEN STREET, Lancaster, Penn'a.
SPECIAL AMOMCEMNT TO THE PUBLIC!
On account of the tremendous rush en our opening week it was an impossibility te de justice te everybody, we therefore
nniieuuce te our kind patrons, and tire public in general, that our DEPARTMENTS ARE COMPLETE.
WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY THE GREATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON,
Or.n of our firm is continually in the market the Bazaar being a branch of our large store in New Yerk City we therefore
can asMiie the public that OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN.THIS COUNTY.
We aic ready te anneunce the following IMMENSE BARGAINS in our different departments for THIS WEEK ONLY.
Milliuery Department. '
la this depaitmcnt the KIclicst an.l Most ,
Elegant Styles el the season can be seen, und ,
w ml.-n n great Hpcclalty In our
ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Wu huvcjiiil received
ion DOZEN OF
Fine Milan Straw Hats,
In every deniable shape, which we sell this
work at
39 cents.
Thc-c goods cannot be benght elsewhere, less
than 75c. te SI. 00.
Call ami be cnnvlnceil.
tfri-WV employ only lirst-class milliners in
this dcpatlment.
La (lies' Underwear '
DEPARTMENT. '
i
l.REATsPECIAI.TY ler THIS WEEK ONI. V
at DOZEN OF
FIXE MARSEILLE APRONS,
at 25 cents, worth double.
Kamiuc in this depaitmcnt our 33c, 50c.
and 7."ic. CHEMISE ami DRAWERS ; they can
no! be surpassed.
NnTTfT? I AU the above sPecial bargains aie advertised for THIS WEEK'ONLY, and we beg MflTTPT I
1 1 J X lKJili I te announce te our kind patrons te call early te obtain some of tbe same. IN U 1 LVjEj I
Our space is tee limited, or we could name a great many ethers in our various departments.
Our ELEGANT SILVER COLOGNE FOUNTAIN which is placed in the centre of our Bazaar, will this week be
filled with the sweetest extracts of the real German Cologne, and everybody is welcome te dip their haudkerchiefs in the same.
WE WILL GIVE A SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OP OUR GRAND MILLINERY OPENING, WHICH
WILL TAKE PLACE IN A PEW WEEKS. REMEMBER THAT THE ONLY GENUINE
NEW YORK BAZAAR,
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, Leeb's Old Stand.
GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN-
"OHN S. IVLKR & VO.3 ADVKRTISBMKNT.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT!
WE ARE NOW SHOWING THE NEWEST THINGS IN
PLAIN and FANCY SUITINGS for SPRING WEAR
MARK TO OKDEIl IN LATEST STYLE AND BEST MANNER- AT SHOUT NOTICE.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.
Ne. 25 EAST KING
JNO. S. GIVLER, GEO. F. RAT&VON.
TtTYKKS, IIATBFON Si CO.
Fine Merchant Tailoring!
Persons who wish, their Spring Suits for EASTER should order them without delay. Our capacity is great,
but the orders are many.
A. The solection 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.
MYEKS, EATHFON & CO.,
NO. 12 BAST KING STREET, NO. 508 PENN STREET,
LANCASTER,
WINES AND
TJKIGAKT'S OLD WINE 8TOBK.
ESTABLISHED 1785.
REIGART'S OLD WINE STORE
NO. 29 EAST KING STREET.
REIG ARTS OLD WINES OF 1800. 1812, 1817. 1818 AND 1887. FINE OLD BRAN
DIES AND WHISKIES. GINS, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES.
All the leading brands et CHAMPAGNE,
.BROWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALES, 4c.
Mineral Waters, Appellinans, Vichy, Fiicdrichshall, HnnyartI Janes, Saratoga and Ginger
Alc. AHe Fine Olive Oils.
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
S. CLAY MILLER,
fines, Brandies, Gins, Oil Bye Mies, it,
Ne. 33 PENN SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
GIBSON'S WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
RKAU THIS
- Labcabteh, Pa., April 23, 1831.
THH KrDSETCTTRA SIP'O COMPACT.
Genu It elves me much pleasure te aay
that after ndag one pack el KIDNKYCURA
I have been entirely cured et a severe pain in
my back and side, of longstanding, and that,
tee, alter trying various Known remedies. 1
have every confidence In your medicine,
cheerfully recommend It, and knew that many
of mv friends Who have used it have been
benefited. PBTEB BARER,
mSGlyd :' eiviiiun Examiner ana Express.
GRAND OPENING or n THE GREAT SEW YORK
NEW YORK UAZAAK.
Corset Department.
In department we keep cenUnually OUU
' GRBAT BAZAAR CORSET.
'uuuvyMui
I 70 BONES, DOUBLE BUaK,iA47 CENTS,
jr ev.
IN WHITE AMD CVLSJ(P. ,
It is worth while trying. We also make any
I style e5 cenfets te order in this department.
Laces.
t
I We have Just received our own importation et
1 SPANISH LAOES.
And it will be te every lady's heart's delight
te examine the show. We have CO PIECES of
' TWO-INCH ALL SILK SPANISH LACE AT
10 CTS. A YAKD, warranted all silk.
Passamenteries.
i
ICO Pieces el
I ELEGANT ALL SILK
CHENILLE FRINGE
At 39 cts. a yard.
I These goods were formerly nM elsewhere at
75 cents. We liave the most elegant
APL1CE TRIMMINGS
Ever seen bulerc in this city.
BEADED FLOUNCES, Irem 9.1c. te 3S
-IS AT
CLOTHING.
STREET;
PENN'A.
LIQUORS.
Jan23-lyd3
1 feNIXKMKN. "
We call your attention te an Important did
co very in our practice which we liave found
very Huccessf ril in cases of prostration arising
from indiscretion. These Buffering from any
of the numerous forma et Debility arising
from abuse or ether causes, will de well by
sending a three cent stamp for farther Infor
mation. Address, DBS. LAGRANGE & JOR
DAN (lata Jerdan ft Davidsen), Ne. 1C25 FIl
bert street, Philadelphia. Pa. Hours for con
sultation : 10 a. m. till S p. m and 5 till 8 p. m .
mar25-3mced
BAZAAR.
LADIES'
Spring Delmans & Cloaks.
.JUST RECEIVED,
Spring Delmans r.' at $1.87,
Made in the Very Latest Fashions.
These goods cannot be made up for the
money. AUe the most elegantstecli et
Ladies' and Children's Spring Cloaks
ever seen, at strict manufacturer's prices.
(font's Furnishing Goods.
We announce te our gentlemen patrons ei
Lancaster that we are selling an' Elegant
A. NO. 1. FINE WHITE SHIRT,
with geed muslin and geed linen besom, the
Shirt being made with Reinforced Bosem at
75 cents. And we also make any style e
Shirt te order in this department.
Soaps.
We have sod en our opening week about
10,000 CAKES OF OUR FINE
BOUQUET SOAP at 3c. a Cake.
We; have only about 5,W cukes lei t ; call eai ly
it you want any
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
READING, PENN'A.
BOOKS AND STATIONERX.
TOASTER CARDS!
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
EASTER OABDS!
IK OBZAT VARIETY AT.
L. M. FLYNN'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
Ne. 42 West King Street
J"
UN IIAKB'S SONS.
NOVELTIES,
FOR TI1E
EASTER SEASON!
PLAIN AND FRINGED
Easter Cards,
EASTER FANS AND SACHETS,
EASTER BOOKS.
At the Bookstore cf '
Jehn Baer's Sens, -
Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street.
EXfLOSTOtflN THE DAM.
UTKS X.USTBT A BURSTING BOILER.
Steamer BUa Mac Destroyed en the Upper
Mississippi ITeai f ul Midnight Tragedy
All en Beard Dead or Injured.
A special from Lacresse, Wis., says : At
an early hour Friday morning, tbe boiler of
tbe steamer Bella Mac exploded, causing
less of life, near Brownsville, a few mile3
below here. After providing the neces
sary medical articles, etc., a steamer left
Lacresse for tbe wreck and arrived at the
place of tbe explosion at 7.30 a. m. The
Bella Mac was en ber way up at the time
of tbe disaster, and only about ten miles
below tbe city.
By dint of interviewing a number who
were en beard at the time of the disaster,
a reporter learned that everything was
running smoothly, and the bead engineer
and a night watch had been changed and
retired for the night. The explosion oc
curred about ltSO a. m., and completely
wrecked the upper works of the steamer,
causing a less of life, and fearful injury
te many of the effiueis and the crew.
Tbe crew consisted of 17 men, including
the officers. Of this number five arc miss
ing, one is dead and, three are probably
fatally injured, and the remainder mere or
less hurt.
THE KILLED AND MISSING.
The following is a complete list of the
killed and missing : Chas. R. Martin, a
son of Mrs. C. B. Lambert, of Winona,
aged 18 ; a negre tender en watch at the
time of the explosion (the body was found
en the wreck about midships, covered with
debris, badly cut about the face and hor
ribly scalded) . . It is the only body that
has been recovered.
Frank Mclutyre, the second pilot, who
was off duty at the time, is supposed te
be drowned.
Jehn Nelan, of New Orleans, fireman,
working bis way up.
JSwift Bell, a deck band, missing.
There is no intelligence in regard te him
whatever.
Geerge and Win. McCeruish, brothers,
are supposed te be drowned.
THE INJURED.
Tbe injured are : Captain W. W. Gor Ger Gor
eon, first pilot en watch at tbe wheel ; his
head is cut and lips and nese badly Liber
ated and body generally bruised. His
wounds were dressed and he will recover.
James Tully, of Dubuque, bead engineer,
off watch, scalded about the f.ice and
blown into the river. Charles Mouahen,
of Dubuque, second engineer, en duty,
with his band-en the throttle at the time,
arm hnrt and scalded about the face.
Merris Leseur, of Lacresse, fhemau en
watch, leg broken, badly burned en back ;
injuiies probably fatal. Tem Rice, of La La
ceosse, negre tender, off duty, both legs
badly burned ; amputation is necessary ;
be cannot recover. . Henry Tully, of Du
buque, brother of James Tully, scalded
about face and bands and bruised ; he
will seen recover. Dave McCanisb, clerk,
from Cassville, very badly scalded and
otherwise injured, lie will probably die.
Dick Wagener, of Lacresse, fireman off
duty, slightly burned and injured. Wil
liam Lachlcidcr, of Lacresse, cook, slightly
injured, but net seriously. Lewis Suol Suel Suol
flehn, mate, from Sheboygan ceuuty,
scalded and biuised. He will recover
seen. Lewis Jehnsen, of Lacresse, a lit
tle boy, taking a tiip en the beat, arm
hurt, but net burned. The injured were
brought here and cared for. The citizens
of Browusville deserve great credit for tbe
excellent services rendered in saving the
crew.
After the accident all was dark,aml cries
of men for help from en beard and in the
water were heartrending. Seldom has an
accident occurred in this vicinity with
such less of life and destruction. The
Bella Mae was comparatively a new beat,
this being ber third year of service, and
she has been considered perfectly safe. She
is owned by McDonald Bres., of" this city,
and valued at $8,000. It will cost about
$3,000 te rebuild ber.
The cause of the disaster cannot ba
learned. The second engincer says the
boiler bad plenty of water, and at the
time of the explosion he was carrying
about 135 pounds of steam.
TUB WKSTKIiS STORM!).
Further Details of the Damage -ly Thursday
Nfglit'a Cyclone.
A terrible tornado swept through the
township of Kalamo, Eaten county, Mich.,
Thursday night, doing au immense
amount of damage, and killing a large
quautity of live stock. Several lives are
lepertcd lest, and many persons arc said
te have been injured. The place is le le
rcete from travel and the telegraph.
Later advices say that in Oakland
ceuuty, Lafayctte Racdell, his sister and
little boy and Mrs. Henry Tyler were
killed. A little daughter of Tyler had
her arm se badly crushed that amputation
was necessary. Miss Cera Ward was also
injured.
The debris of the beuse bad the appear
ance of having been tern up by an exple
sien, everything being ground te atoms.
A horse was blown out of a barn and
found afterwards in a distant field cov
ered with mud. Ac idiot sister of Herace
Sherman, of Kalamo, was killed, his
mother's sister's leg was broken, his
wife's jaw was dislocated, and the whole
family were carried a distance of fifty
reds by the storm and thrown into a
swamp badly bruised.
At six o'clock Thursday evening a tor
nado swept ever the territory northeast of
Midland village, twenty miles west of
Saginaw, Mich., doing .oensidorablo dam
age. The residence of a farmer named
E. E. Walten, was lifted up and capsized
tearing it into pieces. The wreck took
fire from the stove and was burned up.
The family are all injured. Mrs. Walten
seriously. The hired man bad bis sheulder
brekenand a child had its arm broken.
The barn was tern into atoms. Other
property in the neighborhood was dam
aged. The house of a man named Weed,
living en Sturgeon creek, was blown down
and Weed was seriously hurt.
DAMAGE IX IOWA.
A heavy rain and wind storm did con
siderable damage te fruit trees and the
barns and fences along the line of the
Iowa division of the Wabash railroad and
the Keokuk & Dcs Moines division of the
Chicago, Reek Island & 'Pacific railroad.
AtKcassauqua aud Huiucsten, Ta.., and
Saheka and Ashton, Me., the damage was
equally severe:
A special dispatch from Keassauqua
tbe county scat of Van Buren county,
states that the hurricane wrecked a great
deal of property and played much havoc
through the lower Des Moines valley. At
Keassauqua a large new house, in which a
locomotive was kept, was demolished. A
fireman was pretty badly injured. Twe
or three brick beuses' were partly demol
ished. Heavy sections of the sidewalk
were tern up and borne away by the
wind. The wind tore up trees and blew
down fences in all directions.
Xe Be Haajed for Murderlns His Sen. -
Ormlsted Gray, colored, who murdered
bis ten year old son in January last ier
stealing a few cents' worth of melasses for
which bis father bad sent the lad, was
tried at Hewhatan (Va.) court house by si
jury of white and colored men and found
guilty of murder in tbe first degree. He
was sentenced te be hanged en June 9.
Tbe-prisener did net evince any percept
ible emotion at bis prospective deem.
DKSPKRATE FIOHT WITH COW-BOTS.
One of the Sheriff Shet Dead and Twe Des
peradoes Fatally lDjured.
A dispatch from Tombstone savs :
Early yesterday morning Deputy Sheriff
BrecKinriuge ana a posse consisting of
Jack Yeung, J. H. Gillespie and A. II.
AUcnwent out te arrest Billy Grounds,
alias " the Kid," and Zivink Hunt, two
uoteiious cattle thieves, who were coa cea
cei ued in the recent cattle raid at Sulphnr
Springs Valley. About 5 o'clock the
paity rode up te the ranch. One of them
asked for Jack Chandler, te which the
answer came : " Who's there '.,M At that
moment firing commenced, the cow-boys
opening hostilities. Several shots were
fired by the cow-boys before the lirewas
returned by tbe posse. At the cessation
of the sheeting it was found that ei' the
sheriff's party Jack Gillespie was killed
outright, the ball passing thretigb the
right temple ; Jack Yeung had a serious
weuud in the thigh ; . II. Allen was
slightly grazed en the neck ; and Breckin
ridge, the leader of the posse, had a slight
wound in the left bund. Beth cf the cow
boys weic probably fatally wounded.
Billy Grounds, as be was coming out of
the deer, firing as he came, received a
charge of buckshot in the head, and al
though frightfully mangled, is alive. Hunt
received a wennd through the left lung,
and it is thought he cannot possibly sur
vive jnore tbau a few hours. Gillespie, a
miner, will be buried te-morrow by tbe
Masens, of which order be was a member.
Beth of the cow-bays 'in tbe hospital aie
net expected te live until morning. Hunt
was a.dcspcrate man, and is anxious te
live. When Dr. Goodfellow probed the
wound in his breast he said : " Take your
finger out of my heart." When dressing
the wound the air came through the orifice
from his lungs, and he said : " , there
gees a piece of my lung!" Beth are young
men, net mere than twenty years old.
Hunt was a pretege of the notorious Curly
Bill, and was a remarkable pistol and rifle
shot.
THE STKIKKRS
1'hases el the Prevailing Laber Trouble-j.
About half the striking laborers at the
Wccbauken tunnel in nobeken resumed
work yesterday at tjie old rate?. The
places of the most of the most of tbe ether'
strikers huve been filled by Italians.
The Grand Trunk officials at Terente
have refused te confer with the striking
ficightmcn, and have eidcrcd the imme
diate p.iymcnt and dismissal of the strikers
The female shoe operatives at Terente re
main out, but a compromise is expected.
Much excitement was caused in Mil
waukea yesterday morning by the work
men in factories which de net employ
Union men receiving anonymous com
munications, with roughly engraved sknll
and crossbeues, and ever the tcpreseuta tcpreseuta
tien the word " scab." These missives
are supposed te threaten bodily barm.
The Small-pox In Seuth Betlfleliem.
There has been reported 11 new cases of
small-pox since Thursday's statement.
Six persons have been relieved by con cen
valcscnce, aud 4 bave died. Total number
of cases en list aud net " released, 149', of
whom eO are at the hospitals. Six.
additional houses have been quaran
tined, and 4 houses have been released.
Total new en list, 85. Many of the recent
cases included in the abeve list are mi!d
cases of varioleid. An addition te the
borough hospital has been built for the
accommodation of female patients.
In Silicon township G new cases bave
been developed since last repot t, 4 iu al
ready quarantined beuses, and 2 in houses
net previously reported. Theso quaran
ttned since last report are Dean Feglc, en
Weed street, and Wm. Walpen, Walnut
street. Thus far there have been 31 cases,
in 17 families, G of whom have died. Up
te 3 o'clock Friday afternoon no additional
eases of smallpox or varioleid have been
lepertcd in Bethlehem proper, and all the
patients are getting along very well.
There arc new 11 quarantined houses, -in
which there are 4 cases of varioleid and 7
of smallpox.
Mr. Strut en the Chinese 'lremy Again.
Ex-Treaty Commissioner Swift, new in
Sacramento, publishes a card in the Re Re
eord Union te the affect that the recent in
terview with him published in the San
Fiancisce Call was net correct in making
him say that tlie commission discned
and agreed en any limit of the tinie of
suspension of immigration": What he did
say was that it was distinctly agreed that
as te what might be the necessary ti.ne,
whether ten or fifty years, te correct the
evil, the United States were te be the sole
and only judge, and the Chincse govern
meut. as he understands it,' relied upon
the government of the United States net
te take mere time than was neccssare te
accomplish the desired result. In his
opinion, thirty-three years would have
been satisfactory te the authorities iu
Pckiu.
llreuklng Deadlock.
A deadlock in the British Columbia
Heuse was broken yesterday by one of the
opposition members going ever te tbe
government bide and voting against the
opposition motion of want of confidence.
It is thought the business of the Heuse
can new proceed wttheut futtber inter
ruption. Uethedlst Centennial.
In the New Yerk Methodist Episcopal
conference iu Sing Sing, yesterday, Rev.
James M. King and Mr. Jehn D. Cernell
were -appointed a committee te confer
with the central committee for arranging
for a centennial meeting of the represent
atives of all the Methodist churches in
1884:
Terrible Torpedo Tragedy.
A torpedo exploded at Teulon as eleven
sailors were about te threw it into the
sea. Tliree of the sailors were killed and
the eight ethers were seriously wounded.
The explosion occurred en the French
sleep of war Oceau.
Oregon, Democrats.
The Oregon Democratic state- cenven
tien, bofeio adjourning, adopted resehi-t
tien demanding reform el the tanO,
denouncing polygamy, favoring repeal of
the navigation laws, and denouncing the
veto of the Chinese bill.
Negro Urate Hanged by a Heb.
A mob of sixty men captured a steamer
at Raymond City, West Virsinia, en
Thursday night, went teWinfield and took
from the jail and Ivnchcd a negre named
Seuth, who bad feloniously assaulted tbe
wife of a railroad hand.
Baking ' a Check,
William H. Winans, city trca&urer of
Newark, New Jersey, was arrested last
night for forgery, in raising a watraut
from $1G.".40 te $2,165.40 and drawing tbe
money.
UicWltfaa Brick.
Allan Ruth, contractor, and ex-chief of
tbe fire department of Wilmington,-Delaware,
died yesterday in that city, from in
juries received by tbe fall of a brick en
his head ten days age.
Arrest of a Counterfeiter.
Pettis Helland was arrested yesterday
morning, near Newbern, Tenaesse, for
dealing in counterfeit ten-dollar treaanry
notes.
ratal Van rreat a Wtadaw
Valentine Reilly, aged 25 years, waa
killed by falling from a third-story win
dow in New Yerk yesterday mdrninffv
A Swoern Complexion can be hart by every
ladv who will use Parlcer'a Binder Tonic. Ker
mating tbe Internal organs and pm-itying the
bleed It quickly removes pimples and give a
healthy bloom te the cUecks. See notice.
apMmdeodJteew
The only scientific Iren Medicine that dec9
net produce headache, Ac, but gives te the
system all the benefits or iron without its bad
effects, is Brown's Iren Bitters.
ap3-lwdw
llew often ncraena hnve bean nnnrerad hv
burrs clinging t their dress or clothing-, and
hew seldom have they, when cleaning them,
given it a thought that Burdock Keet is the
most valuable bleed cleanser and bleed puri
fier known, and Is sold by every druggist
under the name of Burdock Bleed Bitters.
Prlce, $1. 1'er sale at U. JJ. Cochran's drug
siere. 137 Xerth Queen street, Lancaster,
Trouble Saved.
It is a remarkable fact that Themas' Kclcctric
Oil is as geed for internal us external use. Fer
diseases et the lungs and threat, and ter rheu
matism, neuralgia, crick iu the bade, wound',
and sores, it is the best known remedy, and
much trouble 1 saved by liavlng It always en
hand. Fer bale at II. U. Cochran's drug itere,
137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
VLOXHIXU, C.
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VNAMAKKR S: BROWN.
Clothing that
Wears Well.
Year after year our customers
return becanse they are net dis
appointed iu the kind of Cloth
ing we supply them. With all
our reasonable prices we insist
ou the goodness of the materialp.
The stock of Men's and Beys'
Overcoats and Suits is still quite
complete.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market streets,
I'hiladelphia.
LOT 5886.
A beautifully-made, light-oelored,
light-weight Spring Overcoat.
It is a Genuine Edward Harris
Cleth, and we have marked it 914.
It is worth mere money.
Ask for the above let. Our large
assortment of SPRING OVER
COATS ranges from $8 te $25.
A beautiful variety of colors.
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
1LOTHING!
D. B. HOSTETTER & SON
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER,
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN NOTIFYING
THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL THAT
OUR STOCK FOR THE
SPRING SEASON
JS COMPLETED, AND IT WILL BENE
FIT OUR PATRONS TO INSPECT
The Large Variety of Goods
FOB
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
THE LATEST IN PATTERN AND
COLOR, WHICH WE HA VE
ON OUR COUNTERS.
I B. Hostetter & Sen
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
PttlMK HAT, WESTERN COBN ABD
Oats ler tale at teaman Place at all tines
at market prices. Alse,
COAL AND LTJMBKK.
21-3md H. B. BOHBEB.
3LEDJCAL.
THE SECRET
of the universal snecosser IlROWS'S IKON'
BITTERS Is simply thLs : Ills the best Iren
preparation ever tuude; U compounded en
thoroughly seieiUIflc, chemical and mcillejnid
principled, and deea jnst What is claimed for
it no mere and no less,
Bv thorough and rapid assimilation with the
bloed.it reaches every part of the system,
healing, pnrlfyingrand strengthening. Com
mencing at the fonnilutien it builds tip ami re
stores lest hralth-lu no etlur way e.iii la-ting-henetlt
be obtained.
1 liuvc been a great sullerer fiem :i
very weak stomach, heartburn, 'and
dypcpsln hi lis weist form. Xe.irly
evcrythingl ate gave nu di-.tie--t,:nid
I could cat but little. 1 hare tiled
everything!. commended, hare tukcu
the prescriptions of a dezeu physi
cians, but get no luliet mull 1 took.
Brown's Iren Hitters. 1 feci noue of
pie old troubles, and am :i new man.
1 am getting much stronger, und leel
first rate, t am a railroad engineer;
and new make my trips lcgnlarlv. 1
can net nay tee much in pr.iisu ei
yrnr wonderful medicine.
I). ;. Mack. .
Brown's Ieen Bittsils does net contain
whisky or alcohol, and will net bhickrnthe
teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It
will euro dyspepsia, Indirection, heittburn,
sleeplessness, dizziness, nurieiit, debillfy,
weakness, Ac.
Use only Urewn's Iren Hitters made by
Brown Chemical Ce., It iltlmere. Crossed red
lines and trade-mark en wrapper.
Fer sale at J I. 11. COCIMtAN'S Drug Stere,
137 North Queen street, Ivinca&ter.
npS-lwiKtw u
DOCTORS ACKKE THAT sCAKLKT
Fever. Diphtheria, Consumption. Catarrh
and Chronic Threat Discuses are due te
neglect or common Sere Threat". Children
freanentlv have wet feet: "ere, threat lollewa
and often serious sickness. A re we net all'ect-
ed likewise? Why net try the OCCIDENTA I.
DIPHTHERIA CURE. If will positive
euro the worst form of sere threat and eradi
cate the gei-roet any disease subject te it. A
cure guaranteed or money i cttiudcd. for si.le
by II. B. Cochran, 1T7 and IK) North Queen
street. Lancaster. l'el'.'7-:Junl
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
VTUSlUAL-UOXKSi.
MSIGAL-BOXES.
BAUGA1NS. Te make a clean sweep he ten;
closing our salesrooms f or tha season, u-e make
the following sweeping reduction en the bal
ance of our stock new here. (Only large and
medium sizes yet en hand) :
10 airs reduced trein $ 71.00 te J l..(i)
12 " " " S5.0Jte IO.iie
Sublime Tremelo .Piccole .
(large) " i:.mte s)w
Sublime Tremelo Piccole
(medium) " TO.0U te i-eO)
l'i airs with Bells " 4.".(x)te S3J
10 airs with Bells ADrumi i.T.oeio rn.c.i
Extra quality (large) with
Bells 17i0)te HMI
Extra quality (medium)
with Bells " UI.OOle 7.".'X
Sublime-Harmen ie-1' Icce-
le (large) ' liT..i)0te 75.0i
Concertino 2i".oeto i::n.ei
-Celestial VeIceV'(fc'lntcs " li'.uote Ki.O.,
9U airs, 1G cylinders, with
table " S50oute sr.0
PcUt (small), 2 airs ' -l.re te xoe
3 airs " fi..V)te 4.50
8-air Albums " . S.oite 5u)
They arc all with the lIAItl'-ZITilKIC AT
TACUMENTf," and ine-tly with tv.e a.id
three Spring Houses, playing twice the kugth
of the common MnSlc Ketes. On examination
they will be found et the II nest quality, l.n
superior te the ordinary Mnic Ileres gen '
erally sold iu this country.
C. Gautschi & Ce., Manufacturers,
Ste. Croix & Geneve, Switzerland.
.SALESROOMS: 1020 CIIEsTXITT STREET.
PUIXADELrUIA. J2itM
UuiNA AN It OL.ASSWARJL.
lTKill VMAKT1N.
I -
AT
CHINA HALL.
Just opened a NEW LINE et
GLASSWARE !
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED
FINGER BOWLS,
DESERT SETS,
ICE CREAM SETS,
TABLE SETS,
FRUIT BOWLS, d-c.
A ORIAT REOCCTION IX
BA1 GLASSWARE.
Examine our stock bctere purchasing.
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREET
VJUtRlAOES, e.
rriMK STANUAKD CARRIAGE WORK
OF LANCASTER COUNT V.
EDGERLEY & Ce.,
PINE
Carriage -Builders,
MARKET STREET,
Rear of Central Market Scubas,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
We make everystyle Buggy and Carriage de
sired. All work finished In the most comfort
able and elegant stgle. We nse only the mm
selected matcrJa,.ian.dj;njpIey only the bet
mechanics. Jterqudlily of work our price-, ie
the cheapest In tnc state. Wc buy let c.isit and
ECU en the most reasonable teims, l.iu;iin
call. All work Warranted. Repairing provide
Iw attended te. Onesetotwerkmenespeetaiiv
employed for that purpose. fnlU-ud.tw
SAXUZX H. PBICK, ATfftKXKT, HAS
Removed JtisiOOcv mna W Xertn Duk-c
rtreet te Ne. 41 GRANT STREET, Immedi
ately in Rear of Court Hensc, l.eng'-i s-w
Building. ml7-tfd
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