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LANCASTER, TA. SATURDAY MAY 6 1882.
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GKEAT NEW YOKR KAZAAB.
GOTTSOHALK & LEDBRMAN'S
Great New Yerk Bazaar, Great lit Yerk Bazaar,
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN ST.
1882 Spring Season Announcement. 1882
Our Grand Spring Opening being ever, and being
declared by everybody who witnessed tbe 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 Bazaar
has established its large branch in Lancaster, the
public are already convinced that we are
. Headquarters for Lew Prices and Largest Assortment of Goods
I nut received, 25 dozen el
REAL BLACK CHIP HATS
for ladles, thi) hpst shape et tin: season. We
will Hell them this week for
6S CKNTS.
Thcse Hals cannot be henght elsewhere ter
less than $1.00. 100 dozen et
Children's Rough-and-Ready
Sailors,
in all colery. te match dres-ies, at the i illicit illicit
leus piitc or 25 CKNTS. Cbll early it you
want any. Only dozen let! et our FINK
MILAN STRAW HON NETS at 3 CENTS.
These Ileniiets are really worth fl.et). We have
ceiiHtaiitly en liantl all h latest shapes et the
n-.i en, such as
PATIENCE, TYUOLK,
PAUIMENNI.-.
PIQUE. V1KNNA. KKGENT,
EMPUESS, &,c.
M&'XVr have the ahevc in every imaginable
simile, te match suit'. We have nKe any
style of
OSTRICH PLUMES AND TIN,
Te match Hats
In endless variety.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
We shall commence en Monday, May 8th, another Great Bargain Week, and will
give a full description of the same in our next week's advertisement.
TgcSREMBMBER, the only Headquarters for Lew Prices and Largest Assortment of Goods is
GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S,
GrRE AJT JNTEW YORE BAZAAE
26 & -28
s
FECIAL JtAKGAINS IN
FINE
MEN'S SUITS. $6, $8, $10, $12, $14. MEN'S SUITS (Silk Faced), $15, $15, $15.
THE 11EST ASSORTMENT OF BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING IN TnE CITY.
NOTICE. A Sure Pep Wliip or Cane presented te every purchaser of a Heys' or L'Uild's Suit.
AL.
NO. 37 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
apr!7-lyd&w
THE ONLY CLOTHING
TlffVKKS. KATHFON & CO.
CLOTHING !
Our .sleck el p'ece goods is larger than ever, and the styles are all that could he desired. We are receiving daily the
Newest ana IJcslfetyles the market can produce. With our increased trade we are Kept constantly in the 111:11 ket lining
up our stock with Choice Goods, and our .stock is always kept new and our customers get the benefit et the market, all
the lime. CENTRE HALL is all in motion. Every available heln is brought into requisition. We are turning out weekly
ever one hundred suits in this department. Ol!K BKAUV-MAUK CLOTHING cannot be excelled hyany house in the
state. The large basement lloer Is kept lull or duplicated goods, ami the second lloer is literally jammed lull el CLOTH
ING ler Men, leuth Heys and Children all our own manufacture warranted te give entire satisfaction or luenev
rclunded. OurTKN DOLLAR (tflO.OO) MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS arc moving etr rapidly, everybody being surprised
at the cheapness. They are equal It net superior te any suit offered by any ether house at twelve dellais. All we ask of
yen Is te call and examine ami be your own judge. Oar Youth's, .Beys' and Children's are all sold al LOW PRICES.
Come and bring your boys along and have them clothed, and save one profit by buying your CLOTHING at
MYEES, KATHFON & CO.
CENTRE HALL, Ne. 12 East King: Street, Lancaster. Pa. PENN HALL. Ne. 508 Penn Stroefc, Reading;, Pa.
ItOUKS AMD STATIONER.
ClNi:, PLAIN ANI FAMWY
STATIONERY.
NEW PANELS.
NEW EASELS.
NEW HOOKS AND
NEW MAGAZINES,
L. M. FLXMTS
NO. 43 AVKST KINU STKKICT.
JOHN BAKU'S SONS,
Jelui Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER,, PA..
Have In stock and for sale, atllie LOWEST
I'KICES the Largest Assortment el
Beeks and Stationery
That is te be leund In the Interior el Pennsyl
vania, embracing New and Standard Heeks.
Illustrated Heeks, Juvenile Heeks. Sunday
Scheel Heeks and Ulblcs, Family Hibles in
Various styles. Teachers' Ulblcs, Hymn Heeks,
German Bibles, Prayer Heeks.
WRITING TAPERS and ENVELOPES.
.....e, mtw 1 Cllf, Jlll JH1UKS, I UUAUI IJUU.S
Purses, Photograph Albums, Cabinet Frames
Birthday. Cards. Picture Cards. &c. HOL
LAND'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS. And
11 general assortment of Stationers', Scheel
Heeks and Scheel Furniture at the
SIGN OP THE BOOb
qiBK KAK-THK UKUUKG OK TMK JM-
-L palrmentef hearing in cases et chronic
Huppuratlen et the car la very variable. It dc
pends upon, for example, the condition of the
eustachian tube and the amount of disease or
the structure In the cavity or the tympanum.
All diseases of the eye, car and threat imme
diately cured toy DBS. II. D. and M . a. Long Leng
AKEfi'S treatment. Office Ne. 13 East Wal
nut street, Lancaster. Consultation free.
my4-3td4w
ltlank Hay Heeks, Ledger.. Cash Heeks, In
voice Heeks, Passbooks, Writing Inks and
GRAND OVEXIXG OF THE GREAT NEW TOItK
26 and
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER.
AS OUI1 SPACE IS SO LIMITED VK
SHALL CALL THE ATTEN
TION OF OUR LAUY
PATRONS KOi:
THIS WEEK
-TO OUR-
SPECIAL BARGAINS
-IN GUI:
Millinery Department, i
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
ROSENSTEIN,
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
HOUSE IX THIS CITY ILLUMINATED I'.Y
myers, rathfen & co.,
WINES AND
aar,, .
TKIUAKTVj OLD WINK STORK.
ESTABLISHED 1785.
REIGART'S OLD WINE STORE
NO. 29 EAST KING STREET.
REWARTS OLD WINES OI 1800. 1812, 1817. 1818 AND 1837. FIXE OLD RRAN
DIES AND WHISKIES, GINS, IltlSII AND SCOTCH WHISKIES.
All the leading brands et CHAMPAGNE,
BUOWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALES, Sc.
Mineral Waters, Appelllnaris, Vichy, Frledrichshall. flnnyariTJ Janes, Saratoga and Ginger
Ale. Alse Fine Olive Oils.
. H. E. SLAYMAKER,
S. CLAY MILLER,
lit s, Brandies, Bins, Oil Rye listles, &c
Ne. 33 PENN SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
GIBSON'S .WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
r oek our fob meths:
BUY CARBOLIZED PAPER,
BEST MOTn PfiOOF ARTICLE IN THE WORLD FOR CARPETS, FURS, &V.
Tarred EoeUng Mt by the yard or ten.
ES WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT:
Nes. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE
JOHN L.
BAZAAR."
28 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Our Ribbon Department
Is ileelareii ly all who 1-ave visited the J5a.aa'
te he the. richest anil most eeiuplete ever ccn
betere In this city. We have jeceived ler this
week UK) pieces el .Vineh elegant
MOHti: ANTKJIIf; KIIfKON,
ill all silk, te match lla's ami Feather'. We
aie offering the s:mie al . cents a yard. This
KIKIION wecuinel luiilie.tte atler this let is'
gOIIC.
Order Department.
We must new call the special attention et
eiirhnlv patrons te our A1ILLINKUY OUIiKU
DEPARTMENT. It will really pay every
lady loonier their Sprint; Hats and Jienncts
at the Ilu.aar. The Milliners we employ are
tin; must cK'iiiinccil m the trade, anil we
have no-doubt will give entire satisfaction.
Crepe Hats and Crepe Veils
made te Older at very LOW PRICES. Wts
l-eep constantly en hand the
FINK'T REAL ENGLISH CREPES,
Al New Yerk Prices.
Lancaster, Penn'a.
THE ELECTRIC LU2HT.
CLOTHING !
liquors.
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STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
ARNOLD.
A GENERAL EEVIEW OF
THK PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE.
Corporal O'dnaugnesfy Attends He Meets
the IJrum Majer and Associate States
menA Harmonious Convention
Reierming S'inether Year.
Corporal O'Shaugnessy In Wilke-liarie Ke Ke
cerii, Uep,
Our Ded, our genial, whole-seuled,
warm right up tu-youDen, beneath whose
waistcoat beats a heart, larger by far,
than ever lluttcreil beueath the plumage
of the largest iuosquite that ever lived,
our uuscllish seuater gave me permission
te go te Philadelphia last Satuiday,te at
tend the conference. And I hesitate net
te declare, since liaruum was there .with
the fat girl, and the wild men of .Bernee,
Philadelphia has seen nothing like it.
" I don't care te bit in," I remarked te
Dium Majer Quay, as I entered the
room; "Uen, I near, is banking : and
the limit is likely te be lather tee large
for me."
"Come right in, corporal, come right
in," remarked a pertly and somewhat
ponderous statesman, who was sitting be
hind a large amount of seated shirt besom
and whom I at lii-st mistook for the late
lamented Themas II. Renton. It seems
it was net Mr. Benten, but a kicker from
Easten. That is te say, he was a kicker
when P.issmore was nominated a few
years since.
'' Never mind the limit," said the drum
major.
"Sheet your gaff," said the Christian
statesman from Pittsburgh
" Please tocemu in," said this lien. C
Sell zcr water Wolfe, and I took a seat.
There was nothing te drink in the room.
When they get thi l sty they wenr. into the
next loom. I may as well remark tight
here that in the next room theie was
net fling but h ink. They made Kiugsley
take up the carpet te enable them te get
iu mere packages.
They went into the next room. When
they le turned Seltzy wished te knew it
any btatesman had a clove..
Ne statesman had a clove.
."This seems te bu an unexpected ca
lamity," said the statesman liem Easten.
" lias no oiie a cleve ? Lat us proceed te
business." They went into the next room.
When they returned rielt.y wished te
knew if any statesman had an anisc-sccd
or two. Ne statesman had an auisc-sced.
" I am surprised at the murky and some
what chaotic condition of the drug mar
ket," lem uked the statesman from East East
on. " Let its proceed te business."
They went into the next room. When
they returned Seltzy wished te knew if
any statesman had a cardameu seed.
" My friend," said the statesman from
Easten, addressing Seltzy, " I don't wish
te seem impeitiucut, but 1 would like te
knew what business you fellow for a liv
ing. Are you iu the drui line ?"
This cenuudrum g emed te dampen the
ardor of the convention somewhat, but the
statesman from Easten rallied and re
marked, "Gentlemen, let us proceed te
business."
The precession was formed as before
The drum major promptly took the lead,
when Seltzy asserted that he had an idea.
Of course, it was a startling preposition.
It broke up the precession. The states
man Jfrem Easten observed, "Sir! you
astonish me. " The statesman from
Pittsburgh suggested "Whose it is ?". The
drum major murmured, "s-mother year."
But Seltzy .still bubbled up, " The people
have .been defrauded ; the people want and
the people will have office"
I don't think the drum major's leply
was appropriate te the occasion. He re
peated his last remark "s-mother year."
But the statesman from Easten was log
ical and polite..
" The people !" he said, " the people."
" Hew many of you people de there
happen te be, my dear sir ?"
" Sufficient unto the day is the evil
thcreet," replied Seltzy. ' Fer the pur
poses of this convention I am the people."
" S mother year," reitcn.tcd the drum
major.
" Seme ether year, said Zeltzy.
" Seems te me I have heard that re
mark before."
Several ether statesmen said they
thought they heard a similar observation.
"S-methcrs'car," rcmurmurcd the drum
major, drawing his hand diagonally across
his cxpansive forehead f and limited
check, after the manner of ' man playing
a cold deck. J ,
New, Mr. Editor, whatever clse may be
said of the Hen. (J. Seltzdrwatcr Wolfe,
lie is a pahiet. Ne icasonnble man will
deny that, and his stibsqneut eon i se
clearly demonstrates that assertion.
" Gentlemen of the' convention," he re
ntal kcd. "I move te aintnd," said the
statesman from Easten. "Lct us pro
ceed" At this point be precession
again lcfermcd. Seme of.Hhe delegates
did net return from the iieioein. Seltzy
i etui tied, nibbling a bit f lemon peel.
" Gentlemen of the convention,"' hn again
remarked.
" Smethcr year, " said the drum major,
fixing his Bea or county eye, which was
yet open, en the Union ceuny patriot.
"I pretest," said Seltzy, lien behalf of
the pcepli I piotest."
"Pretest," said the statesman from
Pittsburgh. " Pretest, you have been
protesting ever since I knew you. New
what's your game ? Sit down theie, stack
up your chips, and we will siV.c up te
them. "
Suddenly the tone and manner of the
Union county patriot changed. The lemon
pcel dropped from his fiugera, his left cye
steed rampant, and a genial forgiving
smile overspread his classical face as he
remarked, " And you give the dear people
all they ask V"
Mr. Editor : I did net hear the response.
It was net audible mere than two or thrce
hundred miles away, but there was that
silent recognition of each ether's position
that patriots always resort te under such
circumstances, and I went into the next
room.
, It was rather late when the convention
adjourned.
Yen see, it's net-very often that the ten
men who own this state happen te get te
getber. When they de meet it takes seme
time te arrange the details
And as we caromed down the marble
stairw.iy, ever the sciubbcrs and out en
the sidewalk where the little birds were
gathering their early break fast, I remarked
te the drum major : ,
"Majer 1 The futu 10 is big with har
mony." And the drum major replied, "S-mother
year, corporal, s-mother year."
ItlncKballliiK llieWomen Doctors.
Lately, by the new rules of the Phila
delphia county medical society, female
practitioners are allowed racmebership,
and in consequence of this action five
women Drs. Anna Broomall, Clara Mar
shall, Frances E. White, Hannah Croas
dale and Ida Richardson, all professors iu
the Wemen's medical college were duly
recommended for fellowship. Three
members of the county society presented
and indorsed each name in writing, which
is understood te be a guarantee for fitness.
These fire names wree passed upeu by the
censers, and, after some months of proba
tion, at a regular stated meeting all of the
five names thus offered were duly blackballed.
THIEVES AND COUNSEL.
SOU INGEKSOLL AND HIS CLIENTS.
Guilt Confessed by Attempted Avoidance
of Trial.
New Yerk Times (Uep.) Friday.
The trial of the Star Reute conspirators
has been postponed for twelve davs en ac
count of the absence of one of the defend
ants Jehn W. Dersey who is new a
fugitive. Dersey is the brother of the
ex-senator, and his counsel, Cel. Rebert
Ingersoll, with a mighty air of innocence
and outraged justice, premised that he
should be present whenever the case was
called. The case is called. The govern
ment i3 ready. Dersey is net te be found,
and Cel. Rebert Ingerqpll has te admit
his inability te keep his premise. This
grotesque conclusion of the windy vapor
ins of tbe learned colonel, however, is
net unexpected. The tactics of the thieves
have been dilatory from the first. While
pretending that they wanted nothing se
much as a speedy trial and " vindication,"
every obstacle that a shyster and a petti
fogger could possibly invent has been put
in the way of ascertaining the simple fact
whether Brady, Dersey, and the rest au
innocent cr guilty. This is net usually
the ceur; e pursued by men who have a
reasonable defense. Criminals take refuge
in technicalities. Honest men aie impa
tisnt of delays which stand betwixt them
aud their complete vindication. If the
Star Reute ceuspiraters were really the
much maligned men that they claim te be,
thoyare most unfortunate in the selection
of their counsel.
Fer example, it was set up yesterday by
the counsel for the defendants that the
two classes of persons indicted officials
and private citizens should net be in
cluded in one indictment, because the acts
which an official might unlawfully commit
could net be committed by a private citi
zen. And, en the ether hand, the acts of
a private citizen, while they might be in
themselves felonious, would be wholly
changed when attributed te official per
sonages. Therefore, it was asked that
the prosecution should be compelled te
discharge either ene or the ether of the se
twae classes of defendant?, since both
could net be included in the same indict
ment. This is a fair specimen of the pet
tifogging te which the counsel for the de
fendants have been obliged te resort in
order te stave etf the trial of the alleged
thieves. If, at the beginning of these
piececdings, disinterested people had any
(leui)t as te the guilt or innocence el
Brady, the Dorseys, and the remainder of
the gaug, the management of their coun
sel has long since dissipated all such
doubts. Innocent men, secure in the rec
titude of their doings, and assured of the
justice of theie defense, de net interpose
quibbles and quiddities when their trial
comes en. The Star Reute thieves stand
self-confessed before the people te-day,
by the llimsincss of the pretexts by which
they have endeavored te postpone the day
when guilt or iuriocence could be proved.
If anything could add te the discomfit
ure of the defendants in these cases, the
conduct of that wordy blatherskite, Cel.
Rebert Ingersoll, has amply filled the bill.
When he was prevented by the decencies
of the tribunal, before whom he appeared
as advocate, from fulfilling a lecture en
gagement in another city, he revenged
himself upon the court by insisting upon
the reading of a voluminous document,
occupying three hours, by wjryef "get
ting square " for his detention. Iimer-
I soil has imported into the case the black
guardism and vulgarity which legitimately
belongs te the rascals whose case he is se
zealously defending. It was the
spirit of Brady and the Dorseys
that bawled in open court, "I'll bet you
a thousand dollars," when a preposition
was made by .a government counsel, aud
which clinched the matter with "Well,
put up or tmut up," when the counsel do de
clincd te make a wager . en the pending
case. Yesterday this brawler from .the
frontier capped the climax of his impu impu
deuce and indecency by calling one of the
counsel en the ether side a " liar " in open,
court. This sort of the thing may be tol
erated in the wilds of the far West, wheie
te be " handy with one's sheeting irons,"
and te bandy oaths and blackguard epi
thets is te fascinate the crowd, but it is
net exactly what courts in civilized com
munities are accustomed te. The trouble
with Ingersoll is that he has been fighting
Moses, St. Paul, and ether dead-and-gene
worthies, who are incapable of reply, for
se many years, that be has become inflated
with tLe notion that he is unanswerable.
Public opinion is never very far wrong.
And public opinion has already convicted
these men. Ingersoll premised, in open
court, that Jehn W. Dersoy should be pro
duced when the trial began. Today Dor Der
sey is a fugitive and Ingersoll coolly says
that he (Ingersoll) is net te be expected
te help the prosecution. Brady and his
gang have pretended that they aie hunger
ing ami thirsting for vindication, and wlieu
the eppmluuity conies, they devise new
tricks te secure delay, and their counsel
attempts te browbeat the court and cover
an iguotniuiens flight by a display of vul
garity that would disgrace a Tombs polio
court. It does net, perhaps, se much
matter new, as it did, what punishment
is meted out te the Star Reute thieves. Ne
fiue or imprisonment in their case can be
exemplary, Their example is already
sufficiently conspicuous and notorious for
the improvement of mankind. They are
in a pillory from which there is no escape
NIK AND WILUK.
TheyiJsthcilc William Interviews the Fas
cinating Oscar.
Taniniic ISoemcrang,
We went down en the overland train
Thursday te see the great wsthete. We
picked him out without auy trouble add
tackled him for a quiet little talk all by
ourselves. Mr. Wilde is very tall, with a
face like a bread axe. We told him that
our nanie was Nye, the great Wyoming
.esthete. lie smiled like the rolling-mill
and shook hands.
He were a soft hat and a kind of steel
colored velvet sack coat. He also were
his hands in his pockets clear up te the
elbow joint. lie wears a kind of Byren
cellar and a necktie tha color of a diseased
liver. His pants were of grey material,
and held in place with pale pink gum sus
penders. They were shown as he steeped
ever, his coat being cut just below the
shoulder blades. His shoulder blades are
high and intellectual. He wears his hair
long, with hay and little mementoes from
the sleeping-car iu it. His face is thin,
and when buried in a piece of pic must be
a ghastly sight.
Mr. Wilde's teeth are evidently his
own. jxoDeuy ceuia make teeth like
them and escape the vigilance committee.
They are bread and prominent, with a
tendency te go out and leek for air. Ile
doe's net seem strong, but his breath
proves tHis impression te be erroneous
Mr. Wilde were a silk handkerchief the
color of the illustrations found in public
documents describing the 'cattle plague.
He spoke of various topics with a seduc
tve drawl, wiggling his limber, angle
worm legs as he spoke, and posing like a
giraffe with the colic, for the benefit of the
ladies who steed near. He wipes his nose
in a lanqnul yet soulful way that makes
you wish he would de se again. We asked
return te England,
and he tossed his
in tbe air and
said :
"Ah ! I don't knew whether I shall sur
vive op-net."
"Yen get a geed deal of free advertising
I see, " said the Boomerang man, gnaw
ing a little fragment from an irregular
piece of navy and thoughtlessly stepping
en the patent-leather shoe of the great a:s
thete.
" Oh, yes," said Os. as he straightened
up and extended his neck up through his
cellar till you could see the scalloped edge
of bis chemise. "Yes, sir ; most tee much
of it. Still it pays moderately well. He,
he, he I However, it is absolutely stupid
of them te make Buch beastly and peculiar
little jokes upon me, you knew.'
We had a geed deal mere confidential
talk with him before the train left, which
we may give te the public after awhile,
but at present space forbids.
Mr. Wilde's complexion is very pallid,
with here aud there a little pimple that
relieves the monotony seme. He wears
no beard or mustache at all, but makes
up for that with a large growth of hair
en his head, which falls in graceful fes
toons ever his shoulders like a horse's tail
ever an olive-green dashboard. He is just
as full of soul as he can be. and walks and
breathes Iike a 2-ycar old steer in a cab
bage grove. He smiles every little while
like a cellicky baby in its sleep, and sighs
aud places himself in statuesque positions,
astneugu something had giveu away in
his apparel and he was trying te keep his
ethereal pantaloons en till people looked
the ether way.
Ladies and sickly uirU requiring a non-alcoholic,
gentle Mtimnlant, will find Brown's
Iren 151 tie H beneficial. myl-lwUAw
SLKKri.i8.-i nights, made miserable by that
terrible cetuh. Shileh'.-t Cure U the remedy
ler you. Fer sale at Cochran's drujr store. 137
North Queen St. niyl-luileewAw
An ehflaily writes us: ''I am G5 years old
and was feeble and nervous all the time, when
I bought a bottle et I'arker's Ginger Tonic. I
have used little mere than one bottle ami leel
as well as at no." See ether column.
uil-liudcod&cew
That hacking cough can be sequickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It. Fer sale
at Coeh ran's drug store, 137 North Qncpn Ht.
myl-lwdeew&w
Certificate.
"I have used Kurdock ttloed Hitters with
great beneiit ler indigestion and constipation
et the bowels." U. L. Kasten,
"Hamilton. Out."
Price $1. Fer sale at II. I'.. Cochran's drug
store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Will you suiler with Dv-mensia and Liver
Complaint ? Shiloh's Vl-ali.er is guaranteed
te cure yen. Fer sale at Cochran's drug store,
137 North Queen St. mj 1-lwdeewAw
Triumphant.
Mrs. Selglried, Marien, ., says Themas' Ec
lectrle Oil was triumphant in her ease; she
used it for a severe cold and pain inside, and
was relleved in a lew'mlnntes. Fer sale at II.
It. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street Lancaster.
l'rel. Gnilmelte, the Inventor et the French
Kidney l'ad bearing his name, was one of the
most noted medical men of his day iu France. J
its cures et Kidney diseases are most marvel
.us and are said te le permanent. Fer sale ax
Kan tl man's Drug Stere, North LQuecn street.
may6-lydWS.
CLOTHING.
A Statement That
Tells.
Fresh woolen goods in sight
for te-day's trade at Oak Hall.
One hundred and thirty-two
kinds of Men's.Siiits.
Eighty kinds of Youths' or
Yeung Men's Suits.
Eighty kinds of Large Beys'
Suits.
Seventy-nine kinds of Small
Beys' Suits.
They are distinct from all
separate pantaloons, thin coats
or ether goods seld1 as single
garments ; also from 11 broken
lets. Save a few small boys'
garments they are all of Oak
Hall make.
An equal opportunity te this
for buying geed clothing at
least prices is net offered else
where in America.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak: Hall,
Sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADKLIMIIA. .
s
VKVIAT. eriricuiNa
TO PERSONS IN WANT OF AN
Elegant Suit ei Clethes
Ott A
STYLISH SPRING OVERCOAT,
NOW IS TUB TIME TO BUY.
We suggest placing an order only tosccure
prompt attention and choice of stock. Dispel
from yeurmlnds the thought of buying cheap,
trashy garments when such splendid faciliticu
are ettered te obtain the very best at snch
moderate prices from the leading establish
ment and the acknowledged headquarters ler
COlUtKCT STYLES, the most striking and
novel effects te be found in the European
markets, which we Impert direct and hava
exclusive control.
3-Remember, no ether, hoeso in this city
can show the same line et goods. We arc the
only party that handle the Original Londen
and Parisian productions el OKIGET, 31 RUE
V1VIENNE. PAKI. n
An examination 5l our Immense stock will
satisfy the novice as well as the aesthetic taste
that for tone and character our goods cannot
be excelled, and rank among the leading
houses en this continent.
Ne. 121 North Queen Street.
J. K. SMALING,
ARTIST TAILOR.
him when he would
MJSD1CAX.
B
KOffS'S IRON HITTERS.
NOTED MEN !
Dr. Jehn F. Hancock, late President
of the National Pharmaceutical Associa
tion of the United States, says :
' Rrewn's Iren Hitters has a heavy
sale. Is cencetlcd te be a tine tonic ; the
character et the . manufacturers is a
voucher ler Itm purity and medicinal
excellence."
Dr. Jeseph Reiieuts, President Balti
more Pharmaceutical College, says.
" I indorse it as a tine medicine, reli
able as a strengthening tonic, free from
alcoholic poisons."
Dr. J. Fauis iloeuf, Ph. D., Profes Profes
eor of Pharmacy, Baltimore, Pharmaceu
tical College, says :
' Itrewu's Iren Hitters is a sate and
reliable medicine, positively tree from
alcoholic poisons, and can be recom
mended as a tonic ler use among tl.esc
who oppes-c alcohol."
Dk. Edward Eaiucksex, Secretaiy
Baltimore College of Pharmacy, says :
" I liiilerscltasan excellent nie.licin
a geed digestive agent, and a nen-ln
toxicant in the tallest sense."
Dk. Richard Sapinoten, one of Balti
more's eldest and most reliable physicians,
says :
" AU'Whn have used Upraise its stand
ard virtues, and the well known elinr
utter of the house which makes it is a
sutneient guarantee et its being all
that is claimed; for they arc men who
could net be induced te otter -Jiry thing
else but a reliable medicine ler public:
use."
A Druggist Cured.
Roe.nsuoro, Md., Oct. 12, 18S0
Gentlemen : Hrewn's Iren llitters
cured me of a had attack of Inrligcstlen
and fullness in the stomach. Having
tested it, I take pleasure in recommend
ing it te my customers, and am glad te
say it gives entire satisfaction te all."
Gke. W. HerFVAN, Druggist.
Ask your Druggist for Brown's Iken
Bitters, and take no etherl'' One trial
will cenvince yen that it is jnft what yen
need.
Fer sale at II. 11, COCHRAN'S Drug Stere,
137 North Queen street. Lancaster.
my 1-1 wd Aw
GOVKKMKNT. INVESTIGATION AS TO
the cause et Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria
among the children, and the deaths tlittt fre
quently fellow, prove conclusively that neg
lect et sere threats is the one great cause.
Hew important It la ter ns te regard such a
decision and take every measure te prevent
the growth et disease ttireugh snch neglect.
There Is nothing better offered as a preventa
tive and certain cure than the Occidental. It
is quick and Instantaneous In its cure and
pleasant te take. Sold by II. II. Cochran, drug
gist, 137 and 139 North Queen street, Lanc
aster. myl-Iwd
(1 KNTtuKMKN.
T
Imner
ceverylu our practice which we have found
very snceessfnl in casi-4 of prostration arising
from indiscretion. These suffer! uif treui any
of the numerous forms et Debility arising
from abuse or ether cause;, will de well by
sending a three cent stamp ler further Infor
mation. Address, DRS. LA GflANGR A JOR
DAN (late Jerdan A Uaviilsonl.-Ne. Uii Fil
bert street, Philadelphia. Pa. Hours for con cen con
.snltatlen : 10 a. m. till 2 p. in., and 5 till s p. m.
marS-3meiMl
cr.OTiiixu.
The coming of Sprint? does net
always determine you te lay aside
heavy clothing, nonce we shall keep
our -winter stock accessible for a
while and have the spring goods
also handy, if wanted; but if our
advice is worth considering you will
make changed 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
changes of this climate.
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PH1I.ADBI.PHIA.
C4JKP,
piARrETS
I can show tliwfciwgcrt; Stock in this city.
Call and see my latest BODY IWiUSSKLS,
TIIKKE-PLY. INGRAINS, EXTKA
SUI'EIUS, ALL-WOOL INOUAINS CAU
I'ETS; the very Latest Designs and Pat
terns the market can afford. I also have a
large stock et my own make el CHAIN and
BAG CAHPETS as low as the lowest. I
also JIake Carpets te Order at short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ne trouble te
show my goods.
ELS. SHIRK,
202 WEST KINO STREET,
Carpets
Carpets
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