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Volume XVIII--N . 2JG
LANCASTER, PA. SATURDAY MAY 13 1882.
Price Twe Cent.
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GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S,
GREAT JNJEW YORK BAZAAR
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This Stere is "Declared by Everybody the leader of Fashion
and- Lew Prices.
We cordially invite all these vhe have net visiteci the New Yerk Bazaar vet, and" t,hey
will be cenvincedthat we are the Headquarters for the LARGEST
and FINEST ASSORTMENT of GOODS in this city.
MILLINEKY.
All tlie Ladies who have examined m Tiim
mcil Hats and Kennctsare united in li-i-larinn
that ter liiMtis stnil beauty they cannot be mir-pa-Hi-d.
We have constantly in nte-'c every
Hliapc anil style nil hni-c.isuu. The most !e
sir.ililii Slylvx il ll:itl at picscnl are the
PATnXI'i:,
tykei.i:.
j'Htui:.
HHCEXT.
VIENNA.
montiiese jinxxirr.
if A R'l'lIA IION.XET.
jumi'.e i:ensi:t,
J'AIi IS I ESSE It O SSET,
J) a mi: ii vim a i:n hexxet,
AH the above stvlcs no have in Milan, 'ins
cm, S.uiii.Straw, Chip aud Lace Uiaid.
Our llatH are marked in plain fh'inr,,, -.,, :my
child can wee thcscllliig price.
WK OFFER KOi: THIS WKKli
50 down TyUiltas' Bough and Keaily
Sailors at 4.rnC each,
Kvwy Hal wenli 7."k-.
2-.UttV.KS I INK MILAN l:ONN iris AT.-J'le.
Cost all ever $1.0).
A". DOZEN REAL IJLAC.Mv CHIP HATS atOV.
We arc --clling these Hals nl I lie old price, as
chip lias jreiKi up ft) per cent, in nrh-i-': these
Hats a in; .-old ill oilier stores at H.mi.
Crepes.
WK HAVE THE REAL COURT.YN CREPE
at i l.ui, JI..1H, $2 0 lit Jln.oe a yard.
CREPE VEILS SS.iki upwards.
GOTTSCHALK & LBDERMAN'S
New Teft Bazaar, Breal if Yerk
urea
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN
j Vr.ns, ,v :tAiiiK
lOX'X FAIL Tu itXAMINK
euu 'ji:n dei.i.ak suit, it
IS KljUAL TO ANY f-l'IT .SOLI)
E I.S E W II i; It E FOR KOUK
TEEX IXfLLAUS. .STIMCTLV
ALL WOOL.
n. um is i:ns x
i:
oek out iron moths;
BUY CARBOLIZED PAPER,
HERT M0TJI PUOOF ARTIUliK IX TUB WOULD FOR CARPETS, FURS, &U.
Tarred Eoefing Pelt by tlie yard or ten.
tar WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT:
Nea. 11, 13 & 16 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
JOHN L. ARNOLD.
trj'xjis AyiuoueJts
i:i(lAKT'S OI.O WINIi STOUK.
ESTABLISHED 1785.
REIGART'S OLD WINE STORE
NO. 29 EAST KING STREET.
j:i:iuAirrN out nv.vvav up ixoe, isia, 1817. ikis .kv iss?. I'ixt: ti.n nu.i.x-
MESAXD n'llISh'IIJS, CUSS, HUSH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES.
All the leading brands et ;il AIUPAJNE,
UROWX STOUT, SCUTCH ALES, Ac.
itt nt-riil Waters, Appelliiuiris Vichy, Fried rich-hall. lIunvadlManes. Saralewi and Ginger
Ale. Alse Fine
H. E. SLAYMAKER, ,,
S. CLAY 'mILLBbT "
Wines, Brandies, Bins, OW Rye Whiskies, &c,
Ne. 33 PEXN SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
GIBSON'S WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
COAlj.
i tOAl..
M. V. B. COHO,
3KO NOltTU WATER ST.. VancesUr, ra.
Wholesale iiml Retail tilere in
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection With the Telephonic Exchange,
i:rancl. etliev: Ne. 20 CKXTRK SQUARE
ieb2S-lyil
e
111 OLE KKKTI:.1ZK.IC.
We an
with
newr able te furnish our farmers
High Grade Fertilizers,
i-eme especially ailapted for r.ilhlu tobacco.
Selitat Ceal Varl, Ilarrlcbnrir pllcc, or at
Ceiiei-.il Olliee, Xe.20Kast Che1n:it tm:et
KAUFFMAN. FELLER A- CO.
ajin-iuit
(UtAKD Vl'EXl.XO OF " THE Hit EAT SEW YOUK
?8 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
pew,
HOTCE
We shall offer this week the
whole balance of our Ladies'
Spring Coats at Half Prices
and Regardless of Cost.
Tin--e Coats must he Held In two week' tunc
m order te make, room ter ether goods.
LOOK . WONDER.
Elegant Spring Coats in all shades
andsizes, $1.62 ; former price $3.
Flue All-Weel Walking Jackets at M.2.,
former piiee iii.iw.
Elegant Safin and Cashmere Delmans,
at $"i, ; ami $S; reduced from $J(i ami $15.
CALL EARLY
' YOU WANT A GREAT P.AUGA1N.
The Coats and Delmans will smely I in sold
very ijuiclc attlie&c given away piice-".
We are always receiving
GREVl' P.AKGAINS IV EVERY DEPART-
MEXT.
And it will pay i-vi-rj body te
VISIT THE IIAZAAR.
ST.
26 and
VLOTUISO.
If you are a buyer of Spring Clothing;
it will pay you te spend some time in our
Salesrooms ; they are the most spacious
in the state outside of Philadelphia. Re
member you have ever sixty styles te
select from and all our own make.
MYERS & RATHTOtf,
TJIH POPULAR CLOTHIERS.
vrrr.ijcs.
Olive Oils.
echei: s
Renowned Cough Syrup.
A pleasant, sate.speedy and sure remedy ler
Colds. Ceiifjlm, Hoarseness, Asthma, Intluen
riVmJ'w'i'. ?' ll'. Tlireat anil Chest, ISren-
Wipl.'l? '?"". SpitlinRef Illoed. in-
the Chest and Air l'ttssa-'es
This valuable iireparaue'n combines all'tne
uieilicnuU virtues et thei-e articles which lenir
experience hits preveil te possess the meat
sate ami etllcient qualities ler uS cure e" all
kinds ei lung diseases.
ritlCE. 85 Centti. iTepared only and seldby
0HAS. A. LOOHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Ne. a East Kinjr Street, Lancaster
OAMIIEL H. I'KICE, ATTOKNKY, nAS
O Removed his Ofllce trem 5rf Xerth Duke
flreet te Ne. 41 t;UANT STUEET, inntie.li
:ite!y in Rear of Court Heuse, Leng's xcw
UuiKiln?. IH17-U.I
BAZAAIt."
Ostrich Feathers.
We have Plumes anil Feather.s Iemi'iI every
body. Elegant stock el'Tipsat 'Ale. a bunch,
three in uliiiueh: Finn Flench Tips at 23, 40,
rec., up te Vue apiece.
Hlack Pliiiues lieiuS.'ic. te fin 0)
-We call special attention te a let of Fine
Plume", in lfht. blue, pink, cream, olive,
bronze aim il her shades te match lialsatfl.S."..
These Feathers arc new sold all ever at. $.'!.0
ami we have uodeulit lliis let will lie sold in
thiee days' time.
FLOWERS.
We have the met! beautiful selection, of
Mntifim-K, Sprays, Heucnicfs of ArtHk-ial
riencis vvcr seen.
Elegant Sprays for 10c.
Fine. .Single Jluils at. 'A"c. a dozen.
Re-es in all shades at 10c. a dozen.
P.iiisies at We. a dozen.
Violets at Sea hunch.
French Flowers ler -Ac. te
fJi.tO a iMincii.
RIBBONS.
We have million-, te suit cvcryhedy'.s taste
ami as v.e gel tliem direct Irein 'our ether
huge hfiiw. in Xew Yerk, we sell them at man
ul.iclurci's pii.-en. IIclew we mention a few
et our special brands :
Elegant 7-inch AH-SHk Sash Ribbons in
all colors at 40c. a yard.
I'M Pieces et ISIacU Extra Heavy Watered mil
lion, all silk, Xe. !), at He. a great bargain.
1,000 pieces el 5-incli Finn'AH-Silk Meire An
I iijui: Ulbbens for Iriiinniiig purposes nt.'I.'ic. a
yard. These l'ibhens are etfeii'd at present in
ether stores in this city at T.'ie and fl.oeayaid,
ami we advise our readers te call new it they
want. any. One let el Xe. 1- Satin and F'aillee
Klaek Kibheii at 1 1c. a yard, in all the must
dc-i ruble shades te match ill esses.
i.
28 NORTH QUEEN ST.
don't fail te kxamine
eku i;m:ut dollar suit,
it is equal te axy suit
sold klsewiif:ue FOR
TWELVE DOLLARS. STRICT
LY ALL Weel.
VLOTIIIKU.
Verk for
Five Thousand.
Ne break in continuous work
of our Five Thousand people
has eccured for a very long
period, and if we can help it
there shall net. Our ability te
de this depends upon the rate
at which people take our Spring
Clothing for Men and Beys, and
thus clear the way for our Au
tumn work,
Our Spring stock is complete
in quantity and variety, excel
lent in style and workmanship,
produced en the spot and offer
ed at prices te sell.
If you are net our customer
or have no preferences for trad
ing with us, would it net be wise
te consult your own interests by
buying where you will be served
best, and a portion of what you
give for clothing be a centribu
tien te the working people of
your own city ? ou can de
this at. Oak Hall.
Waxamakek & Ijkewn,
OAK HALL, Sixth Aim MaiikbtStkkkts.
PHILADELPHIA.
R
ACS. KACS. ItAUS.
The highest Cash Prices paid for all kinds of
Hags; Old Jloeko, Carpets, Woolen Cleths,
liagglng Rcpc, Gnin shoes, &c., Ac.
I will call en persons having anyet the
above articles It they will drop me a postal
card.
WM. P. HENNECKE,
NO. 235 WEST KINO STUEET.
lebij-anul
Bazaa
AFTER THIS, THE DELUGE
THE MACUISE'S COJ1PLKTE TKIUJUril.
A. Clear and FervlDle Exposition or the Re
cent Itess Convention from alCepubll
can Source -Feed for Keflec Keflec
tleu and Thought.
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, Iml. Jtcp.
Mr. Cameren's convention has dene the
weik for which it was c.illed, and which,
with ene excentieu, it was commanded te
de, and the same can b very tersely Bum
med tip :
Beaver A faith fu! adherent of the
Cameren 'machine" 1'teui his political
youth up.
Davies A reliable worker in thn Cam.
ereu traces until dragged out of them by
his constituency, and exticmcly unhappy
until he get back te his old place.
Greer A copper bottemcd-doublc-rivet-cd-always
te-be-relied en Cameren man.
Marshall An immaterial accident of
the convention ; a brilliant but eccentric
lawyer, never known as a Catuerenian,
but, like Mr. Wolfe, willing, for a consid
eration for his fiiends, te co-operate
with Mr. Cameren. In the ligltb.ef his
furious utterances in the past, aud after
Brown's rejection, Mr. Marshall can no
mere consistently letaiu a place upon the
Cameren ticket than Mr. Welfe could
have done. He has always firmly refused
congressional honors, aud his prescut awk
ward position will be se annoying that it
will be strange if "machine" intrisruiuir
does net wriggle him eiF the ticket.
Hawle Net a Cameren man himself,
but the personal selection of Mr. Cameren
aud nominated at his peremptory cemmau 1
and only after a bitter btruggle.
It would thus appear, upon the surface,
that Mr. Cameren has wen a sweeping
and substantial triumph. But things arc net
always what they scorn, and the inau who
ruled Wednesday's se-called convention
with unparalleled audacity and tyranny
will probably iind set before him at an
early day, a dibit of Dead Sea fruit. Gen.
Bttiwr, in his caiefully prepared speech
accepting the nomination for governor,
talks grandiloquently of himself as the
candidate of the people and net of the
"bosses," and yet out of his own mouth
he stands convicted of monumental insin
cerity having in a recent interview stated
that he did net become a candidate for
nomination until after a satisfactory con
sultation with Mr. Cameren. He had de
termined net te bceemis a candidate- until
after Mr. Cameren's approval. He new
desiics te parade as the people's candidate,
but would net unde: take, no matter what
his supposed strength, te fight the people's
battle against the "bosses," cither in or
out of the convention. Enough said.
Don't let us have any mere fals.0 pleading
or double-shuffling about Gencial Beaver's
relation te Mr. Cameren.
Davies and Greer have simply exchang
ed I. O. U's. with Mi . Cameren. Senater
Davies held Senater Cameren's obligation
for services rendered. In the senatorial
contest last year Davies and a few ether
protesting Independents, i. e., enforced
belters against the caucus who sympa
thized with its baffled master, prevented
the election of Wolfe, an event which
would have humiliated the senatorial dic
tator into the very dust. Later, Davies
gtaccfully yielded te the Baily preferment
and threw the weight of his influcnce
against Wolfe. Still later, he entered into
the Continental hotel conspiracy te throt thret throt
tle the Independent liepublicau move
ment. At last he has his rcwai d. and his
master holds his obligation te sriile or de
fraud the public sentiment of his equatorial
district thieugh the return of a successor
te himself who, in 1S8I, will be solid for
Mr. Cameren's re-election. Senater Grcer
held Mr. Cameren's positive obligation,
dated February, 1881, premising him the
nomination given in Wednesday's
convention. Mr. Cameren new holds
Mb Greer's obligation, endorsed
by sundry local " bosses,"' te keep
his district in line for 1884. Thus it will
be seen what an admirably complete piece
of " machine" work Mr. Cameren's con
vention has turned out. It is iron-bound
and steel riveted, warranted net te break
in any part, te run smoothly aud te stand
any pressure that may be required.
Mr. Uawlc's nomination is the ene ap
paiently bright spot in "Wednesday's other
wise wholly bad day's work, se far as Mr.
Cameren is concerned, yet even here it is
haul te find greuuds upon which te give
him any credit. In this movement, as in
every ether, his motives arc thoroughly
and transparently selfish. It was con
ceived in characteristic cunning and ex
ecuted under false pretenses. Mr. Cam Cam
eeon's put poses in thU mater are four
fold, viz., te conciliate the Philadelphia
refermcts, notably the Committee of One
Huudicd, te get at least partial endorse
ment fieni the Independent, liepublicau
convention, te maintain unbroken sway as
"boss," and prevent any ether man fieni
parading as a "be;;s;" even for an hour.
All this will he clearly and forcibly brought
out in the immediate future, whether te
the detriment of Mr. llawlc's candidacy
or net, remains te be seen. Atall events,
it is extremely te be regretted that se ex
cellent a nomination in itself should be fe
fearfully haudicapped in the spirit and
manner of its creation. It is a lead which
only the loftiest intellectual ability, the
highest professional reputation and the
most exalted private v.eith can stand up
under. It is blighting, humiliating, exas
perating, but it is tme that te Mr. Cam Cam
eeon is Mr. Kawlc solely indebted for his
nomination. At least this place upon the
ticket might have been left te the people.
Neither the Committee, of Que Hundred
nor any ether organization was consulted.
The selection was mai'a and determined
upon by one inau, and his irnpciieus will
became law.
When it is remembercd that the coming
contest is te be ene of principles and net
men ; a gigantic struggle for popular
rights ; a supreme effort upon the one side
te maintain the ascendency of "boss"
mis mle aud upon the ether te threw off
the galling yoke forever, it will be seen
that this matter of the supreme judgship
must speedly become a centre ei' absorb
ing and vital interest. Ne personal or
professional assault can or will be made
upon the Republican nominee, but he will
draw a raking lire as the one candidate
who should have been fiee even ftem the
odor of the "machine "upon his garments.
The American people irrespective of creed
or party, arc every day becoming mere
and mere jealous of the honor of the judi
ciary and they leek with special cenccm
upon the courts of last resort. Fuither,
when the campaign is entered upon, it
will be pointed our, with undoubted effect,
that should Sharswood's successor be a
Republican the supreme bench of Penn
sylvania will stand six Kcpublicaus te one
Democrat, and it will rightly be urged
that this is net according te the spirit of
our institutions. This fact alone,ttnpreced alene,ttnpreced
eutcd iu the judicial anuals of the state,
will probably have decisive weight with
many fair-minded voters. Finally, it is
new almost a certaiuty that Judge Lud
low will compete with Mr. Kawleler the
honors of the supreme court, and should
such Iu the case the Independent Republi
can vote of Philadelphia and of the state
will net be jug-handled ; net by any
mcaus.
Has Mr. Cameren, then, huildcd wisely
or unwisely ? His sole desire, his direct
aim, the ceutic of all his plans, the soul
of all his scheming, the purpose of all his
trading, is te secure his own re-election te
the Senate" in 1SS4. One secret of his
success in the past has been the well-kept
secrecy of his plans, but in this battle he
cannot blind the people as te the real sit
uation. They knew that he does net care
a picayune for the success of his state
ticket, in whole or in part, se he carries
the Republican senatorial districts in
which elections are te be held this year.
And he will be met aud fought en that
greend as he has never been fought before.
Davies will be utterly unable te fulfil his
contract, and Greer will probably be re
pudiated en the same issue. In ether
parts of the state it will be the same, and
in Aiiegueuy, notwithstanding Marshall's
nomination, and in Philadelphia Mr.
Cameren will reap the full fruits of his
fight for Rawle. In both sections the
leaders defeated and trampled upon in
Harrisbuig ou Wednesday, will make
scciet if net epcu alliance with the anti-
Cameren lerccs, oetu this year and in
1SS4, and de their utmost te carry an
anti-Cameren Legislature. Iu a word,
Mr. Cameren has aroused aucw, as it has
never been aroused before, aud intensified
the disgust and wrath of the Republican
freemen of the commonwealth, and has at
the same time fanned the embers of fac
tional bitterness among the alleged regular
workers into a consuming flame. Looked
at calmly the situation reveals Camcrenism
at its rtoedtido ; the ebb will presently
set in, aud its llew outward te the sea of
long and richly-merited oblivion will be
swift and certain. " Bossism " iu Penn
sylvania touched high-water mark en
Wednesday. It is new the people's
turn.
IN TUK IMTKltEST OF WKLICaCY.
Seme Sensible SusgesttousTeucliIngu Time
ly Tepic.
New Yerk Times.
It is a pleasant thing te find that our
legislators are desirous te preserve the
delicacy and coutiibttte te the comfort of
female prisoners. The Senate has just
passed a bill which provides every station
house its this city with two matrons. The
business of these matrons will be te leek
after the female prisoners,' and it is te be
hoped that they will be able te make the
station house really attractive te members
el their own sex.
The necessity for providing the station
houses with matrons is obvious te every
person of any delicacy. At ptescnt, when
a drunken woman lias been arrested after
a fight which has inflicted injuries upon
her nerves almost as severe as theso in-
llicted by her upon the hair and noses of
the policemen, she is brought before a
rude masculiue sergeant aud led te a cell
by four or five vigoieus men in uniform.
This is naturally shocking te her anil
makes the pelice station hateful iu her
eyes. She lecls that her self respect is
lewcicd by the questions of the sergeant
and her womanly delicacy outraged by the
touch of the policemen's hands upon bur
wrists. Weie she te be received by a
matron of her own sex who after being
knocked down and danced upon would
caliber "dear," and invite her te walk
into a sweet little cell and rest herself,
the female prisoner would feel
comparatively comfortable ' and her
self-rcspect would be unimpaired. Of
course no itihiale prisoner would refuse te
go te a cell when requested se 4 i de by a
matreu. "We will, tlieiefr-u. t ever have te
face the problem, Hew ea oije matron
drag a prisoner down Man, whom four
policemen have with dMuYuiu Uecn able
te drag te the station luuht .-
The bill providing matHtnj, f.(l sution sutien sution
heuscs is only the first e.'.x seiics el meas
ures which ought te be adopted for the
preservation of" the delicacy of lemalc
prisoners. It is an outrage that women
should be tried by male judges and male
lawyers. Nothing can be me te indelicate
than te place a woman iu a room half full
of men and te permit a man te ask her
questions, always mere or less imperti
nent, which she must answer iu a tene
loud enough te be' heard by mean, prying
jurymen. We can imagine what Miss
Blauche Douglass must suffer iu being
compelled te listen in the presence of men
te much of the testimony which has been
given in the Ciamcr case, but we can
hardly imagine the extent te which her
womanly delicacy will suffer when she
comes te be examined and cress-examined
by men and in the presence of men.
In the interests of feminine delicacy,
women should never be examined as wit
nesses or tried as defendants except in the
sole presence of women. We must have
female judges, female juries and female
lawyers for the benefit of lemalc witnesses
and femalc pi fcencrs, and it would be well
if it were forbidden, under heavy penalties!,
for even a female lawyer te ask any woman
an impertinent question. In no ether
way c m we preserve the delicacy of the
unlettunate women who, from time te
time, aie compelled te appear in court, and
surely they arc as much entitled te the
syinpathy.ancl care of our legislators as
are the female prisoners iu our staticn
houses.
If it U necessary te provide matrons te
receive women at the st it ion houses it is
equally necessary te provide female po
licemen te arrest women. At present in
nocent and worthy drunken women aie
daily insulted by policemen who, even
without a formal introduction, de net hes
itate te speak te them en the street and te
lay violent hands upon them. Hew can a
woman jireserve her self respect when she
is seized by two or three strange police
men, tied in a catt, aud driven te a station
house ? Let us put an end te this out
rageous state of things by committing the
business of arresting women exclusively te
female policemen, armed with silk um
brellas instead of clubs, and authorized te
substitute politely worded notes of invita
tion te attend suppers at the station
houses for the present rude and disgrace
ful system of making arrests.
It is doubtful if a tiue regard for female
delicacy would permit any woman te be
banged, but nothing can be raore certain
than that it is te the last degree indelicate
te peimit a map te hang a member of the
gentler sex. Shall the rude bauds of a
hangman take the liberty of placing a
noose around the blushiug neck of a mod
est murderess, and shall her last moments
be made uncomfortable by the impertinent
remarks of a clergyman ? She has the
right by virtue of her sacred womanhood
te be supplied with a haugwema'n, who
can withuut impropriety tie hcra-iklcsand
decorate her neck with a noose, and te be
ministered te by a clergyweman who can
whisper words of consolation in her car
without giving occasion for scandal.
" A littler delicacy is' a dangerous t
thing," as rope remarks, it our legisla
tors confine themselves te supplying sta
tion houses with matrons and take no
further measures te preserve the delicacy
et women, tuey win merely make them
selves ridiculous. Nothing can be mere
sacred than the womanly delicacy of a
drunken, howling, fighting fury, and it is
absurd te protect her delicacy inside of a
station house while policemen, judges and
juries are permitted te shock it else
where. . :
Asv physician who is acquainted with its
properties will sav that Glenn's Sulphur Seap
ii a reliable remedy for local akin diseases.
That hacking ceneh can lie e quickly cured
by Siiiielfd Cure. We guarantee it. Fer sale
at Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen St.
myl-lwdce,w&w
AViLt you sutler with Dvspepsla and Live
Complaint? Slnleli's Vlializer Is guarantee
er
cruaranteed
' vurv you. t or j-aieai Lecuran's urug store,
1ST S erth Queen St. myl-1 wdce w&w
early a Miracle.
LAcnith Hall, Ilinghamten, N. Y. writes:
I suffered for several months with a dull
pain threnjjh the left lung air.l shoulders. 1
lest my spirits, appetite and color, and could
with dlfticultv keen un all ilav. Mv mother
procured some Uurdeck Bleed flitters ; I took
them as directed, and have felt no pain since
first week atter using them, und am new quit
well." Price $1. Fer sale at II. It. Cochran's
drug store. 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
When your wire's health is bad, when your
children are sickly, when you led worn out,
use llrewn's Iren Bitter?.
SLKKrisss nights, made miserable by that
terrible con-: h. Shiloh's Cure is the remedv
for you. Fer sale at Cochran's drng stere. 137
Xerth Queen St. myl-lwdeewAw
An Important Discovery
Has been made whereby a successtul vegeta
ble combination has been Introduced, which
acts upon the bowels, the liver and the kid
neys, and at the same time imparts .strength
and vitality te the entire system. Burdock
bleed bitters constitute this important div-cevt-ry.
Price $1. Fer sale at II. It. Cochran's
drug store, 13r North Queen street, I-an cas
ter. MEDICAL.
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OWN'S IKON 1I1TTKKS-.
Oh, My Back !
That's a common cxpiossien-nnd has
a world of meaning. Hew much suf
fering is summed up iu it.
The singular thing about it is that
pain iu the back is occasieued by se
many things. May be caused by kid
ney disease, liver complaint, consump
tion, cold, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
overwork, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't neglect it.
Something is wrong and needs prompt
attention. Ne medicine has yet l-ecn
discovered that will se quickly aud
surely cure such diseases as Brown's
Iren Rrrrr.us, and it does this by
commencing at the foundation, and
flaking the bleed pure and rich.
Logansport, I ml., Dec. 1, 1SS0.
Fer a long time I have been a
suuererlrem stomach and kid
ney disease. My appetite was
very peer and tlie very small
amount I did eat disagreed with
inc. 1 was anneved very much
from retention el the urine. 1
tried many remedies with no
success, until I used JiuewuM
Iren Bitters, Since I used that
my stomach docs net bother me
any. My appetite is simply im
mense. My kidney trouble is
lie mere, and my general health
i.s such, that I lcei like a new
man. Atter the use of Brown's
Iren Bitters for one month, I
have gained twenty pounds in
weight. '
O. Ii. Sauebnt.
Lcadiug physicians and clcrgymeu
use and recommend BROWN'S IRON
BITTERS. It has cured ethers suffer
ing as you arc, and it will cure you.
Fer sale at II. IS. COCHRAN'S Drug Stere,
!7 North Queen street. Lancaster.
iiij-8 Iwd&w If
ATTKNTION I A MOTHKK SPEAKS UN
lil the Occidental entered our house 1 never
knew what it was te fe 1 wliollvsecure from the
attacks et scarlet teveranddiphtheria.Iu using
it ter tlireat allectien- your valuable medicine
has proven most magical and instantaneous
in its cure. Your pamphlet has taught me
hew important It is te watcli the children's
threats ami I catch myscll frequently doing
this whenever they complain and applying a
dose instantly. I advise all mothers te try it.
It l.sagreat comfort and a been. Signed, A
mother. Sold by II. II. Cochran, 137 and 13!)
Xerth Queen street, Lancaster.
"1KNTLEJIKN. "
We e.iU your attention te an Important dis
co very in our practicu which we have found
very successful in csUes or prostration arising
from indiscretion. These sutteriiig from any
of the numerous forms et Debility arising
from abuse or ether causes, will de well by
sending a three cent stamp for further infor
mation. Address. DRS. LA GRANGE &. JOR
DAN (late Jerdan & Davidsen). Ne. u;a Fil
bert stieet, Philadelphia. Pa. Hours ter con
sultation : le a. m. till ' p. in., and 5 till 8 p. tn.
mariVSmeed
CLOTJUNU &U.
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 and have the spring goods
also handy, if wanted ; but if our
advice is worth considering you will
make changes gradually, beginning
with a Spring Overcoat,
The advantage of dealing with
us is that -vve have all weights and
kincib of oeds te meet the sudden
changes of this climate.
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
eky tioenn.
rjUlE NORTH ENU DKY GOODS STOKt:
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
SPRING SHAWLS,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' SKI UTS.
All marked at pilct-s te make them silt.
Remnants of Unbleached Muslin as geed a
Wamsutta, running trem two te ten turds, at
10 cents a yard,
J. W. BYRNE,
322 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
H-Iyd LANCASTER. PA.
1I..N; eut:
AT AND BEL.OW COST.
My entire stock of
W GOODS, NOTIONS, E.
is kerIalk at AND BKLOW LST.
This i.s a line ehaiiie ler
GOOD BARGAINS.
AS I IIAVB AK
IMMKNSK STOCK OF WOODS,
On hand, which were all purchased ierex-h.
J. M. LONG,
j-21-tld II NORTH CjUKKX STRKKT.
eii.ks and i)i:r.ss :oei.
Watt,Shand&Ce.,
Arc daily receiving New Cnnds iu tins De
partment, ami eiK-i' the best possible Vul m: in
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
PLAIN, STi:iPi;D and POLIvA DUT.slUt-
iMKR SI L!Cs.
SPECIAL RARGAINS IN SURAH SILKS,
Only Sflca'iurd. '
MOIRE ANTICMIK, DAMJIASSI and RRO-
CADK SILKS.
An Immense Sleck el
NEW DRESS GOODS
In ail I he Popular Fabrics, at Lew--t Prices.
New Opening, a Choice Line of
PAUASOLS AND SUNSHADES)
Iu all Si.es ami Qualities.
We Oli'ur a New Line of
CORSETS,
In Many Popular Makes, including Madame
Key'.s, Dr. Warren's, Thompson's Clee Fit-,
tingaud Hull's Patent Spiral Spring Ceisi t.
We Invite the Special Attention el Ladies te
K xtraerdinary bargains in
German Table Damasks,
At :;ie, X.U; 37c. l.le and rOc a lard, iu llnd
some Designs ami much under usual pi i-e.
NEW YORK STOUE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
M
KTCSKK & UAUfSIIMAN.
HETZGER fr HAUGHMiN,
AX TIIEIK-
New Cheap Stere,
IIAVK NOW IN STOCK A COMPL! TK AS
SORTMENT OF Til Kill OWN
P.RA.ND OF
GossamerWaterpreots
ThatuicCuaiaiHecil te give ln'i .-ati.-l.:ctieii.
GOSSAMERS for LADIES.
GOSSAMERS for GENTLEMEN.
GOSSAMERS for GIRLS.
GOSSAMERS f r HOYS.
AT
METZGER
AND
HAUGHMAN'S
NEW CHEAP STORK,
Ne. 43 West King Street.
Between tlie Cooper Hen -te and Serrel Herse
Hetel.
Janll-IvdAw
LAJCltlAOEH, JtV.
rytt
V. STANUAHI) CAKIUAOK WOKIC
OF LANIJA.vnfll COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & Ce.,
FIJNB
Carriage Builders,
MARKET STREET,
Rear of Central Market Houses,
LANCASTER, i'ENN'A.
Wu make every ty!c lluggyainl Carriage le
sired. All wertc finished In tlm most comfort
able and elegant Htyle. ,We use only t lie !)!
selected material, and employ only thei.-e.-t
mechanics. If or quality of work our prire-t in.
tlie cheapest in tlie state. We buy ter ca.s!i and
sell en the most reasonable terms, Giv- n-u
fall. All work, warranted, liejiniriny prowl
ly attended te. One set et workmen esjiecjiliv
employed for that purpose. Inai-ifdA
B.
B. MAKTIIf,
Wholesale and Itetail Dealer In all kinds et
LUM IIEK AND COAL.
-fard:Ne. 4M North Water and ,'l'ilnce
trvjU abevu Lemen Ixineastur. uJlyd