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Volume XVIII- -Ne '208
LANCASTER i'A. THUBSDAY MAY 4 1882.
Price Twe Cents.
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OJtAND OPEXIXU OF "THE illlEAT SEW YOltK JiAXAAll."
riniK OltKAT NEW TURK 15AZAAK.
GOTTSCHALK & LBDBRMAN'S
Great lew Tort
26 and 28 NORTH OUEBN ST.
1
-Spring
Our Grand Sprint? Opening being ever, and being
declared by everybody who witnessed the same te
be A COMPLETE SUCCESS, we are ready te inform
the public that we are fully prepared te satisfy
everybody who will call at the Great New Yerk
Bazaar. In the short time that the New Yerk Eazaar
has established its large branch in Lancaster, the
public are already convinced that we are
Headquarters for Lew Prices and Largest Assortment of Goods
J Hal icceived, 2.1 dozen il
REAL BLACK CHIP HATS
ler ladic. the best shape il tli; M'.-isun. We
will sell lliilii this week for
CK CENTS.
These Hals cannot. In bought cl-i-rthcre ler
less than $1.00. IdO dozen el
Children's Reuyh-anri-Ready
Sailors,
in all cnleis, te match ihch-cs, ul l hr ridicu
lous price, el' U5 CKN'TS. Will caily it you
want :tny. Only 'JTi dozen Iclt el our KINK
MILAN STRAW liDXXKTS al 3D CKNTS.
Thcuc Rnnuctsurc ically worth $l.i. Wchave
constantly en hand all ("lie. latent shapes et ihe
m-u, en, such as
I'ATI KNCK, "' V l: ILK,
PARlMl.NNK,
P1QUF.. VIKNNA. IlliUKNT;
EMPRKSS, Ac, Ac. .
irWc have the above in every imaginable
shade, te match suit". We have also any
style et
OSTRICH PLUMES AND TIP,
Te mulch Hats
In enillcfH variely.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
We shall commence en Monday, May 8tb, another Great Bargain Week, and will
give a full description of the same in our next week's advertisement.
i-REMEMBER, the only Headquarters for Lew Prices and Largest
GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S,
GREAT NEW YORK BAZAAE
26 & -28 NOKTH QUEEN STREET.
reH.N s. givlui: & uti.'s yiivi.itiisr.nu:NT.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILT
TAILORING DEPARTMENT:
New Styles in Suitings Made i(
(Jeeil Trimmings ami Fi(s
lew leckwear, Cellars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, &c, &c,
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES. Call and see and be convinced tln.t. w air deit!;; what, we say.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.
DRY GOODS AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
Ne. 25 BAST KING STREET,
Tlf VK11S, KATUrON Si CO.
CLOTHING !
Ourslockef ptecc jioeita is larger than ever, and the styles arc all that, could hi: ilesireil. We are receiving daily the
Newest anu Ucst Styles the market can produce. Willi euriiicretiseil trailc we are kept, constantly in the nitiiket tlllinir
up our stock with Choice Goods, ami our Meck is always kept new and our customers kcI tlielienelit of tin: markei all
the time. CKNTltK HALL is all in motion. Every available helnis lireuht into requisition. We me mining out weekly
ever one liumlred suits in this department. IIUK KKAUV-.UAUi; UI.OTHIN cannot he excelled liy any house in 1 In
state. The lare liasenient fleer Is kept lull of duplicated Reeds, and the second lloer is literally .Uiuiiiied lull et CLOTH
ING ler Men, )eulh 15evs and Children all our own manufacture warranted le jrivc entire satisfaction or money
refunded. Our TEN DOLLAU (SIO.OO) MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS sire moving off rapidly, everybody bcin;; sitrini-cd
at the cheapness. They are equal it net superior te any suit ellcred by any ether house at twelve dellaiii. All weaskel
you is te call and examine and be your own judge. Onr Youth's, "Heys' and Children's are all sold at Lew I'ltlCES.
Come and bring your boys along and have them clothed, und save one profit by buying your CLOTHING at
MTEES, EATHEOIST & CO.
CENTRE HALL, Ne. 12 East King Street, Lancaster. Pa. PENN HALL. Ne. 503 Perm Street, Reading, Pa.
OfECIAI. IIAKGAJNS (IK
FINE CLOTHING.
MEN'S SUITS. $6, $8, $10, $12, $14. MEN'S SUITS (Silk Faced), $15, $15, $15.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF BOYS' AND CIIILMtEN'S CLOTHING IN THE CITY.
NOTICE, A Sure Poj W liijt or Cane presented te even imrchaser efa ISejs' or Child's Siiil.
AL. ROSENSTEIN,
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
NO. 37 NORTH QUEEN STREET, Lancaster, Penn'a.
aprlTlyd&w
THE ONLY CLOTHING
ptlTKIUinENT INTETIRATHIN AS TO
VT the cause et Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria,
nmeng tin; children, and the. deaths that tre
luentlv fellow, prove conclusively that neg
lect tit'sere threats is the one great cause.
Hew important it is ler us le rcgiud.juicli a
decision and take every mea-iuie te prevent
the growth et disease through such neglect.
There is nothing better ettered as a prcvtfiila
tive and certain cure than the Occidental. It
is quick and Instantaneous in its cure and
pleasant te lake. Sold by II. IS. Cochran, drug
gist, 137 and 1X1 North Queen street. Lanc-us-ter.
liivl-lwd
OANUKI H. I'KlCi:, ATTOKNKY, HAS
r Kemevcii his Otllce trnm fni North Duke
it ft te Ne. 41 i:i:ANT STKKET. i. mi. c:i
nit y in Hear or Court Heuse, LkiiV Xcw
inluinjr. mlT-il.i
Bazaar,
Urea
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26 and
Season Announcement. 1
AY T1US (JITY OF LANCASTER.
AS OUR SPACE IS SO LIMI VED WE
.SHALL CALL Til K ATTEN ATTEN
teon' of our lady
pti:ens kei:
THIS WEEK
TO OUR-
SPECIAL BARGAINS
-IN 111'!!-
ry uepart
JtJil tSOOVS, Ac.
Order with
Gunrnntewl.
CLOTIlI!.
MYERS, RA.THF0N & CO.,
HOUSE IN THIS CITY ILLUMINATED HY
MEDICAL.
11WVS SI'KClFIl; MKD1C1NK. TliU,
VT Great English Hcmcdy. An untaiting
cure, for Seminal Weakness, Spermaterrhea,
Impetcncy, and all Diseases that fellow its a
sequence of Self-Abuse ; as less of Memery,
Universal Lassitude, l'aiu in the Hack, Dim
ness el Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te lnsauitv or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full par
ticulars in our pamplet, which we desire, te
send tree by mall te every one. The Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists at $1 per pack
age, or six: packages ler $.". or will Le mnt free
liv mall en the receipt et the nieiiev, by ad
dressing THE GKAY MEDICINE CO.,l;uiIale,
N. j. On account et counterfeits, we have
adopted the Yellow Wrapper; theenl v genuine.
Guarantees of cure issued by us. Fer sale f u
l .iicnsier I iv II. It. CeehHiu. 137 North Ouci-n
Onvl Mlll'l'MI.Vu
Miilme
low luu Bum.
28 NORTH QOEEN'ST
i Our Ribbon Department
I Is ilcelaieil liy all w he I ave Visilcd tlie I!:
1 te lie the richest ami ii'icl cuninletc ever
tz.iar
men
l.elere 111 this ciiy. is sve icceiveil ler
this
Wci'k I(.0 pieces el .din !i elegant
.whims a;': hue iMiiiiex,
in all silk, le maicli .'! , m ami Keat her.',
ale elleriug the -alee :i :;." cents u yard.
l.'ir.lKl.N ucc.ilMH)! duplicate alter this
gene.
We
This
iel is
Order Department.
We must new call the special attention el
eiirlailv natrens te our ill I. LIN Kit Y ORDER
DEPARTMENT. It will really pay every
laily toenler their Spring Hals ami iteniiets
ul the Itazaar. Tlie .Milliueis we employ are
the nii'st expcrieneeil in the tnule, ami we
h:tc no ileiilil. will give eiitin: satisfaction.
Crepe Hats and Orepe Veils
made le enler at very LOW PRICES. -lccp
constantly en hand the
l''IMT REAL ENGLISH C It HP EM,
l New Yerk 1'iiees.
Assortment of Goods is
New Styles in Suitings Slaile te Order with
Geed Trimmings ami Fi!s (juaranlced.
CLOTHING !
THE ELECTUIC LIGHT.
x ecnicic-s
lenev7ncd Cough Syrup.
A pleasant, sale, speedy and sure remedy lei
CeIiK Coughs, Hoarseness. Asthma, Influen
za. Soreness et the Threat and Chest, Jiron Jiren
chilis, Whooping Cough, Spitttngef llloed, In
flammation el the Lungs and all Diseases et
the Chest, and Air Passages.
This valuable preparation combines all tne
medicinal virtues of these articles which long
experience has proved te possess the most
sate and cllicient qualities ler the cure of all
kinds et lung discuses.
PK1CE, 85 Cents. Prepared onlyandseldliy
OHAS. A. LO0HER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Ne. 9 East King Street, Lancaster.
THE NEWS OF TO-DAY.
riiK rr.ecEEDiJJGs of cengkess.
Death or llorace Mnynaril MUcellaurcus
.Matters.
It is slated that the. U. S. fish commis
sion will be able te distribute no,000,000
shad Try this month.
The steamer Castalia arrived at Bosten
yesterday with 200 Italians, most of whom
are said te be destined for the "vV;:.st.
Bishop Wtniield, of Xetheni California
has declined the position of assistant bishop
of Mississippi, te which he was elected.
Jehn Ceiey, an old citizen of College
Point, Leng Island, was fatally injured en
Tuesday by falling down stairs.
Twe little girls, aged respectively 7 and
S years, were killed by tite tow horse of a
stieet car slipping mid- falling upon thcin
in Newark, en Tuesday afternoon.
The war department is advised of the
death in Paris, en Tuesday, of Captain
Geerge L. Brewirng, of the Seventh in
fantry. The safe of N. Heward. it Sen, manu
facturers of geld chains anil rings, in
Spriuglield, .Massachusetts, was robbed of
ijS.OOO worth of goods en Tuesday night.
Twe lads who went te school in Dever
N. II., did net return as usual last even
ing, and it is supposed that they weie in
the Washington street church when the
wall fell. Men are clearing away the
debris.
The girls employed in the carding room
of lliggiu's carpet factory in New Yerk,
lesumcd weik yesterday at an advance of
ten per cent. These employed in the body
erusseis department are still out.
At the meeting of the New Yeik
Midiee Legal society last nihta paper bv
Dr. A. O. Kellogg en the " Analysis of
the Mental Condition of Charles J.
Guileau " w.ts lead liy Dr. "W. A. Ham Ham
eond. The wtitcr claimed that the. as
sassin was morally d piaveii, but net. in
sane when he killed the president.
The sinking hoisesheers and plutnb"is
in New Yerk have induced niaiiv nun-
union men te join their unions, and aie
cenlident of success. Several of the em
ploying horseshecis have aheady agreed
te advance the. wages el their men.
ihe white railroad laborers at Corn
wall, New Yeik, struck yesterday for an
advance of UiS cents per day, and compelled
the colored men te quit work. Several
attests were made, and the colored labor
ers, being premised protection, returned in
weik. In consequence of the strike the
cotton mills shut down, throwing 100 per
sons out of employ men!.
Edgar Chittenden, a young man, was
shot ami dangerously wounded in Indian
apolis en Tuesday night, by a man named
liyan, a defeated candidate for town mar
shal. Chittenden had hurrahed for the
successful candidate in Ryan's presence,
hence the sheeting, ilyau is in jail.
CONGKKSSIO.NAL S'ltOCKliDlNGS.
A JSusy Way in lietli federal Houses.
In the United States Senate, yesterday,
Mr. Voerhecs offered a resolution for the
appointment of a committee te investigate
whether improper inllucnccs have been
brought te bear upon any san.iter in ic
yard te the bill pending before the finance
committee, te amend the laws in relation
te distilled spirits in special bended ware
houses. He asked present consideration
of the resolution, but Mr. Merrill objected
and it went ever. The bill lepealing the
statute prohibiting the appointment of
ex-Confederates in the annj ami navy Mr.
Ingalls moved te amend se as te continue
the statute, but te confine the prohibition
te officers who left the army or navy te
enter the Confederate service, and he
moved te commit the bill and amendment.
After discussion by Messrs. Saulsbury,
Garland, Ingalls, Butler, Voerhecs and
Hawlcy the bili then went ever until to
day. The court; of appeals' bill was con
sidered, but net futally acted upon. The
Heuse amendments te the bill for the sale
of the Miami lands in Kansas were con
curred in. Adjourned.
In the Heuse Mr. Hendersen, of Illi
nois, chairman of the committee en mili
tary, te which was referred the president's
message relative te lawlessness in Arizona,
reported a bill te allow the United Slates
troops te be used as a fosse cemilalus in
any territory en requisition of ilia gover
nor theicef. After some icmarks by
Mc.nmv. ICsndall and Hewitt, Use bill was
etdercd printed and reeernmilxd. Bills
wete reported te met case the efficiency of
the signal corps of the army ; te authori.e
the consolidation of railroad companies in
the territories ; for the relief of Ben. 1 f el -liday,
and te aid in defraying the expenses
of the Centennial celebration te be held in
New Yetk next year. Mr. Updegrall",
from the committee en law respecting the
election of president and vice president,
ptesentcd a bill and report, which weie
nub red te lu printed and recommitted.
The Heuse then went, into committee of
the whole en the tariff commission bill.
Messrs. Springer, of Illinois, Blackburn,
of Kentucky, Cox. of New Yerk, and
Flower, of New Yerk, oppesctl the bill,
and it was supoerted by Mr. Kenna, of
West Virginia, and Burrows, of Michigan.
The committee then rose. The speaker
announced the enrollment of the Chinese
bill, and affixed his signature te it. Ad
journed. President Arthur , yesterday issued a
pioelamatien warning the lawless cow
boys in Aii.eua te disperse peaceably be
fore the inih of this mouth.
OBITUARY.
. i
Hen. Herace Maynaru, of Tennessee.
Hen. Herace Mayimrd died suddenly at
one o'clock ycsleiday morning, in Knox
ville, Tenn., of hcait disease. He get out
of bed at that hour, telling his wife he felt
ill, and dropped dead en the lloer. He was
born it Wcstbm-e, Mass., en August W,
1814. He graduated in August, 18:J3, at
Amherst college, Massachusetts, after
wards removed te Tennessee, and studied
law at Knoxville under the late Judge
lleesc, and from October, lS:iS, until
March, 1844, was tutor and afterwards
professor in the University of East Ten
nessee. He then entered upon the prac
tice of his profession as a Iawjcr. In 1852
Mr. Maynard began his political career as
a member of the Whig national conven
tion. The next year lie was defeated as a
Whig candidate for Congress, and in 18e7
he was mere successlul as a candidate
for the Heuse en the Unionist ticket. He
was re-eicctcd en the same ticket in 1859,
seven of the ten members from 4hc state
being of the same political standing. Mr.
Maynatd took an active part in organiz
ing the Bell and Everett party in the
campaign of 18G0, but after the outbreak
of the rebellion joined hands with Andrew
Jehnsen, Parson Brownlow and the ether
Southern loyalists in their efforts te keep
Tennessee in the Union. He continued in
the Heuse until 1875, with the exception
of the period from 1803 te 1805, when he
held the position of attorney general of
Tennessee, by appointment from Andrew
Jehnsen as military governor. In March
187.1, immediately after his retirement
from Congress, he was appointed minis
ter te Turkey, and remained at that pest
until July 16, 1880. Twe months previ
ously lie had been nominated by President
Hayes te succeed Judge Key as pastmas
ter general. Mr. Maynard assumed the
duties of. his nc-w office en August 2e, 1880,
and performed them till the close of the
Hayes administration.
A Mysterious Sheeting Affair.
Gee. Frickcs, a young man, residing at
New Cumberland, W. Va., while buggy
riding Saturday night with a lady was
dangerously wounded by a shot from a
pistol, which took effect in the neck.
r rickes states that while riding along the
read near a farm house a big deg came
out and in attempting te sheet it be acci
dentally shot himself. The woman says
that when she informed Frickes that she
intended joining her husband at Pitts
burgh in a few days he became excited,
and upon her repeating it he drew a nistel
and shot himself as stated. Frickcs'
friends say that a quarrel arose between
the two ; that during the struggle the
woman shot him, and that he says it was
an accident te avoid criminating her.
Anether version is that the sheeting was
done by the husband of the woman. Ou
examination it was found that the ball had
entered the left side of the neck, grazing
the jugular vein and impinging en the cer cer
teid artery, probably lodging near the
vertebra. The doctor probed for the ball
but failed te find it, as it had deflected
dewnwatd after penetrating te a depth of
three inches. Frickes is in a critical con
dition and will probably die.
The Tin Kcttoeu Iilalue'a Tall.
N. Y. World.
Sad is the fate of a tin-kettle tied te the
tail of a discursive" deg ; and, without any
disrespect cither te Mr. Blaine or te the
Tribune, sad also is the fate of a news
paper sworn through thick and thin te fel
low the fortunes of a political fliit. The
Jnbiinc en the 24th of November, 1SS1,
being under the necessity of linding some
excuse for Mr. Blaine's tardy and dis
creditable dispatch about the Lynch
memorandum sent te the United States
minister at Lima, declared that Chili was
"entitled te the legitimate fruits of vie vie
tery in a war which was let eed upon her."
The Tribune of May 2, 1SS2, being under
the necessity of applauding Mr. Blaine's
pest-mortem Fourth of July speech de
livered before the Heuse committee of
foreign affairs, declares that "Peru be
came involved in war with Chili through
the demands el a Chilian corporation com
posed mainly of British capitalists."
A l'liinlier inquest.
irge It. Hudsen, in " Our Continent."
An agitated stillness had settled upon
t lie camp. There was that solemn stir iu
the air which renders the silence before a
steini se oppressive, yet the day was fair.
Upen the mountain slope one steed deluged
with the effulgence of the sun as if face te
face with the orient. But the great megtt!
of Hesaunah Gulch lay dead, shot down
in an affray with ene Jim Stokes. Net
that such things were rare at the gulch.
Lew down folks might kill each. ether
with impunity, but when the right te live
of se useful and honored a member of
society as lias Stinson was infringed, the
prominence of the party made it necessary
that prompt and dignified measures be
taken te preserve law and order.
A trusty messenger had brought from
ever the mountain a celebrated physician
te conduct the autopsy, net that any doubt
existed act te the manner of the august sa
loon kcepci's death, for the fatal shot had
been witnessed by a score or mera of He
sauna's firs', citizens, and the prisoner
had already been tried according te Judge
Lynch and condemned te die at sunset,
but they felt that the importance of the
case and the previous standing of the
parties demanded the formalities of an
inquest.
lhe prisoner steed unbound before the
unshorn jury, who kept their revolvers
leveled at him ready te fire if he stirred,
while the tude instrument iu the skillful
hand of the famous practitioner cut and
slashed right and left iu tracing the com
plicated course of the ball. When at last
it was displayed imbedded iu an entirely
diflcraut place from where any had sup
posed it was thci crowded about the dem
onstrator eageily and watched his manipu
lations with intense interest, ami when
the bullet was extracted and passed among
them for their inspection their excitement
knew de bounds.
"I swew ! I don't see hew Slim Jim
ever planted that thar Ifiur! exclaimed
ene.
" Dutn my buttons ef I du !" answered
the foreman, with both hands in his
trousers pockets.
"He never could a dun it," vouchsafed
Bud Jenes, the prisoner's been companion,
turning the bullet ever and ever contem
platively and eyeing it curiously, seized
with a sudden and irresistible desire te
possess that identical bullet, although why
he should want te keep such a souvenir he
could net have told, unless perhaps from
a natural propensity te appropriate any
and everything he get his hand upon.
"Ne, sir; he never could, sez I."
"Couldn't, eh.'.' I could de it myself
and plug him every time in the selfsame
spot. Here's my lifloenit, and a pile,
e'dust te beet. The chap as says I can't
is an all tired liar," called out a lank indi
vidual among the bystanders known as
Nosey, from the undue prominence of
that member and its proclivity te intru
siveness. Unpopular at all times, his brag
and interference ou this important, occa
sion caused great commotion, and wild
cries of "Dene!" "I'm ycr man !' "1
plank him right thar !" " Se der I !" from
jury and bystanders. Duiing this confu
sion Slim Jim took advantage of the
momentary distraction te slink away, and
once behind the cliff sped like a deer up
the mountain, and te one attetitive eye
below he seemed te disappear right into
the setting sun.
" 1 Jake him, and cf yer mtsK ycr fight
me with the same wepping, that's all,"
was the courageous challenge of Bud
Jenes, who was laboring faithfully and
pcisistcntly te direct and held their atten
tion from the direction taken by his fugi
tive friend.
Bud saw the corpse fe'; up properly and
the distance paced off satisfactorily te
these who had witnessed the tragedy, and
Nosey prepared te give an exhibition of
his boasted skill.
The first shot went piump te the mark,
at which the excited crowd gathered about
the strange target, with vehement expres
sions of wonder and commendation, all tee
much pre-occupied te notice Bud slip away
with the coveted bullet. Four shots out of
five had lauded satisfactorily before Slim
Jim's absence dawned upon them ; then the
prisonei's attorney, who had sat silent and
apparently hopeless, arose and pronounced
the proceedings irregular. "The pris'ner
net only ain't here, but he ain't wanted
here nohew. 'Caus'e Slim Jim never
made them wounds. This wepping has been
identified as the only tool found upon the
pris'ner, and ef you can show one piece of
lead in that ere corpse as' 11 fit this ere
wepping, te wit, then render guilty as
aforesaid."
This argument was conclusive with the
jury, who, after a futile attempt te impli
cate Nosey in the crime, gave vcidict
standing : l' Death from nateial cause? ;
paid cause bein' five bullet wounds, any
one en 'cm natcrally fatal, but the fatalist
ene in the hands of divers and sundries
parties unknown te the jury."
Ladies and sickly girls icquiringanon-al-eeholle.
gentle stimulant, will find Rrewn's
Iren liitteisbenefieiul. myl-Iwdftw
Slkkfliss nights, made miserable by that
terrible cons h. Shiloh's Cure is theremedv
for you. Fer sale at Cochran's drug store. 1S7
North Queen St. uiyl.lwdeewAw
Ax old lad v writes us: "I am C5 vears elit
and was feeble and nervous all the time, when
I bought a bottle et Parker's Ginger Tonic. I
have used little mere than one bottle and teel
as well as at 30." Seeether column.
ml-liudeod&cew
That hacking ouch can be sequicklv cured
by ShilehV l.'ure. We iruai-uifee it. Fer Mile
at Cuch i-.in's drug store, i::7 North Queen St.
myl-lwdeew.tw
Certificate.
"I have used Kin-Jeck P.Ioed Hitters with,
great benefit ter indigestion and const I rial ion
of the bowels.' C. L. Easte.v,
" Hamilton, Out."
Price $1. Fer sale at'll. II. Cochran's dreg
stoic, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Will yen sutler with Dvspepsta and Liver
Complaint ? Shiloh's VI alizer is guaranteed
te cure you. Fer-aleat Cochran's drutrsteie,
I."7 North Queen St. mvl-lwdcewAw
Triumphant.
Mrs. Se!!;tried. Marien. O.. says Themas' Ke
lec'.rte Oil was triumphant in her case; she
Used it for a severe cold anil pain inside, and
was relieved in a tew minutes. Fur -ale at II.
It. Cochran's drug store, is; North Queen
street Lancaster.
MKIUVAI..
jiKOlV.N'S IKON 1C1TTKIIS.
NOTED MEN !
Dtt. Jehn F. Hancock, late President
of the National Pharmaceutical Associa
tion of the Uttitcd States, says :
' I'rewu's Iren Killers lias a lie
sale, is conceded te lit- a fine tonic ;
character et the manufacturers
voucher ler its purity and leeili.-,
excellence."
ivy
the
s a
i:il Dtt. Jesni'ii HeiiEitrs, President Balti
more Pharmaceutical College, says.
" I Indorse it as a line medicine, reli
able us a strengthening tonic, Tree from
alcoholic poisons."
Dr. J. Fa ins Moekk, Ph. I)., Profes Profes
eor of Pharmacy, Baltimore, Pharmaceu
tical College, says :
"Rrewu's Iren Kilters is a sale and
reliable medicine, positively tree Irein
alcoholic poisons, ami can he recom
mended as a tonic for use among these
w he oppe-e alcohol."
Du. Emv.vuii Eakhksu.v, Secretary
Baltimore College of Pharmacy, says :
" I indorse it as an excellent medicine,
a geed digestive agent, and a non-in
toxicant in tin: fullest sense."
Du. liiniAiii) Sapinoten, one of Balti
more's eldest and most reliable physicians,
says :
" il who have used if praise itsslam!
ard virtues, and the well known char
acter of the house which makes it is a
sutllcient guarantee el its being all
that is claimed, for they are men who
could net be induced te eiler any thing
else but a reliable medicine ter public
use."
A Druggist Cured.
Koenshoro, Kill., Oct. li, ISsn
Gentlemen: Crown's Iren Kilters
cured me et a bail attack of Indigestion
and fullness in the stomach. Having "
tested it, 1 lake pleasure in recommend
ing it te my customers, and am glad te
say it givei entire .satisfaction te all."
Gee. W. Hefi'Man, Druggist.
Ask your Druggist for Bkewn'h Iken
Bitticks, and lake no ether. One trial
will convince you that. it. is just what you
need.
Fer sale at II. K. COCHRAN'S Drug Stere,
187 North Queen street. Lancaster.
myl-lwd.tw 1
1ENT1.KMKN.
We call your attention te an important dis
covery in our practice which we have found
very successful in cases of prostration ariaii g
from indiscretion. These snll'cring limn any
of the niiiiierniis forms el Debility arising
from abuse or ether causes, will de well by
semlinga t luce cent stamp fur lurllicr infor
mation. Address. UKS. LA GRANGE .t JOR
DAN (late .Jerdan & Davidsen), Ne lias Fil
bert street, i'hiladelphia. I'a. Hours ter con
sultation : ID a. in. 1 ill J p. m., and T, till S p. in.
mnr.'."i-'!uicel
JfKY OttO OS
1l.OMl.Xi OUT!
AT AND BI1511.0W COST.
My cut ire -lock of
nnnp.e iTnnunim mn
iwiiuna, M.
IS FOR SALE AT AND RELOW C'ST.
This is a raic chance ter
GOOD BARGAINS.
AS I HAVE AN
DDJENSi: STOCK OF GOODS,
en hand, which were all purchased ler cash.
J. M. LONG,
j'21-ttd 14 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
s
II.KS AND DKKSS GOODS.
Watt,Shaiid&Ge.,
Are dally receiving New Goods in this Di
partment, and otter the best possible value in
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
PLAIN, STRIl'ED and POLKA DOT SUM
MER SILKS.
SPECIAL KARGAINS IN SURAH SILKS,
Only 50c a yard.
MOIRE ANTIQUE, DAMMASSI and KRO-
CADE SILKS.
An l'limense Stock el
NEW DRESS GOODS
lu a 1 ti:c Popular Fabrics, at Lewest Trices.
New Opening, a Choice Line of
PA1US0LS AND SUNSHADES,
In all Sizrs nnd Qualities.
We OilVr a New Line et
CORSETS,
In Many Popular Makes, including Mai
Fey's, Dr. Warren's, Thompson's Gleve
lame
Fft-
tin
.m! Rail's Patent Spiral Spring Corset.
We Invite the Special Attention et Ladim te
Extraordinary llargaius in
German Table Damasks,
At 31c, c, 37c. 45c und Wc a ur.l. In Hand
some Designs and much under usual price.
NEW YORK STORE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
nw
in ia
"-"x MWVW
CLeriiixa.
Net for a Day.
We leek for results in riV
long- run. A little profit mere
or less is a small affair in a passing-
season, but the outcome of
a cycle et ten years is vital. This
idea leads us te a continuous
effort te create and held a regu
lar trade at Oak Hall. It is
hard te caratc, easy te ruin such
a business.
The solid ranks of our custo
mers can only be held by con
stantly giving- a little better dol
lar's worth than can be had else
where. " This thought has eUided
all our work en our Spring
stock of Clothing for Men and
Heys.
Details of it are dull reading
and will net tell our story half
se well as a short interview with
one of our salesmen. Fifty odd
of them are waiting-te be inter
viewed. WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall,
Sixth and Makkkt Stuekts,
PHILADELPHIA.
The coming of Spring does net
always determine you te lay aside
heavy clothing, hence we shall keep
our winter stock accessible for a
while nnd have the spring goods
also handy, if wanted ; hut if our
advice is worth considering you will
ra&ke changea gradually, beginning
with a Spring Overcoat,
The advantage of dealing with
us is that we have all weights and
kinds of goods te meet the sudden
changea of this climate.
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PHILADELPmA.
()
Ui:
liEKI'KST STUIV THIS SPICING
has b( en what te select ler the
Small Bey Goods
IIV hare cmli nnneil te ytt xemethini
tlml fill make the Small Jley leek
like a lien. Ilnw frtl we have sur
crmteil you iuit.it ilecirfc. There are
t we-i'iKfn Kit.ru
in l.fjht ami Ilttrk J'allcrnx. Several
kintl.t of
IlLOL'SE SUITS,
Vt.r.ATl'.U ami 1'l.AlX NAJLOll
SUITS,
ami a i try ritly thing in
tll'ItXNEY Klt.T.
in- fleck will convey le you the idea
Hint the prevent styles have tiettrain-
for nieit the hey intea miniature man.
ler the I.A ItOKR lift YS we hare
a finer Selection than ever heere rf
YOUTH'S ami MKX'S SUITS
YO UTJl'S anil MEX'S SUITS
in all the Latest Slylcn and Celer.
SIIIIIT WAISTS
SIIIKT WAISTS
nJ-M kinilx. While and Colored.
II ATS and CAPS
HATS and CAPS
in all yrades, in all yrudcx.
and
ruitxistiixa ceeds
FUitxisiiixa noens
of all description. The PRICES are
ax POI'UI.A It as our GOODS.
WILLIAMSON
AND
FOSTER
34-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
'K IIAVJS TDK HANIMuKKST
A Nit
Don't
fy finest window display In the city
tall te see it.
SILK HANDKERCHIEF.
SUSPENDERS,
NECKTIES,
MUFFLERS,
POCKET-BOOKS,
AUTOGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
NO. an NORTH UUKK.N TKE21', '