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Volatile XVIII- -No 266
Ii ACASTEB PA., WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1882.
JiU
. Prke Two Ceits.
t I I
M
YKKS ft BATHFON.
In tbe manufacture of READY-MADE CLOTHING we observe three points : , , , ,
1. The Selection of Stylish and Serviceable Material with the Best "Wearing Qualities.
2. The Selection of Good, Strong and Serviceable Trimmings, Pockets, Linings, etc
IS. First-class Workmauship, Good, Strong Thread and CareTul Sewing.
In our CLOTHING you will find uo machine-made button holes, but good strong, regular baud-made buttonholes! Our
Cutters are the most skilled. . Our Patterns are the best.
11 JL ERS & RATHFON, NO. 12 EAST KING STREET.
MiRV a
N
KXT DOUR TO TOE
COURT
FAH MESTOCK'S.
HEADQUARTERS I'OR
India Gauze and Summer Merino Underwear for
Ladies and Gents.
Large slock always oil Imn.l at LOWEST PRICE.
JUST OPENED :
hnveial lou VICTORIA LAWNS, ill 11 10, iS, 20 itii.; 'i cents p.u- yard, which aie splendid
goods at pi Ice, inn! much under icglil.it prices, ill
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE, LANCASTER, PA.
MOUSE EURN1SU1XU UOOOS.
F
I.IKN & WILSON.
HOUSEFURNISHING !
Refrigerators,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Ply Traps,
Biooras, 15c,
Fruit Jars, ,
Solo Agents
PENNSYLVANIA
TIIE REST IN
FLINN & WILLSON'S.
SIGN OF THE 2 BIG DOGS.
IjA lev mo
TKWKTT'.S
Palace Refrigerators, Water Coolers and Filterers. .
PHILADELPHIA LAWN MOWERS,
PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWERS.
HYDRANT HOSE, MOSQUITO WffiE,
GARDEN TOOLS, ADJUSTABLE SCREENS,
WATERING CANS, STEP LADDERS.
GEO. M. STEINMAN & GO.,.
-' 26 and 28 West King Street.
ins::imiM,U'is
VLUMJiElt'S
OOK OCT FOB MOTllSt
BUY CARBOLIZED PAPER,
REST MOTH PROOF ARTICLE IN 'JIU. WORLD FOR CAKL'ETS, FUKS, AC
Tarred Roofing Felt by the yard or ton.
IS" WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT:
NOB. 11, 13 & 16 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, BA.
FOHIT L. ARNOLD.
COAl
B.
It. MARTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu all kinds 01
LUMBER ANP COAL.
ffard: No. 420 North Water ami rune
lieeta above Lemon Lancaster. u."-lyl
("1l AT. AMD CRMKNT.
j Pino Lykons Valley and other kml ol
Co.il for ull purposes well cleaned.
Rest Iti-.md Rosendaln C'rmcnt at lcdticed
prices. Also Limestone Screenings lor walks
anil drives; guarantee satisfaction.
Hay anil Straw liy Hip bale or ton.
Yard and Ottlce : Harrisburg pike.
General Office: 'X)$ East Chestnut Street.
KAUFFMAN, KELLER & CO.
aprl-lwd r
sioal.
M. V. B. COHO.
330 WORTH WATER ST., I.inrater. IV.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
GoaaectiOB With the Telephonic Exchange.
Yarl and Office: No. XM NORTH WAT Kit
STREET. :el2t-:vl
VARiMSXH.
rABfKTS.
Carpet Manufactory.
Having undertaken to manufacture RAM
and CHAIN CARPETS, wholesale, 2,000 yanls
per week, I am now prepared to ell my entile
ntockol
Brussels, Ingrain and Venetian
Carpets,
AT GREAT
HARGA1NS AND
COST,
AT BELOW
to make room ami plve my entile attention to
wholesale trade of my own nianufaetiired
goods, rieasn call early.
H. S. SHtiEg,
CARPE11 IIAI.L,
Oor. West King and Water Sts.
CLOTHIXa.
TVell-lVIacLe Gra,rmeiits.
oons.
HOUSE.
"Water Coolers,
Window Sereono,
Screen Doors,
Buckets, 10c ,
Jelly Tumblers,
for the
LAW! I0WER,
THE WOULD.
LANCASTER. PA.
hj:j:.s, .t c.
SUFrZLES.
LANCASTER WATVMES.
. SWITZERLAND
Endorses Pennsylvania
IN HER
Lancaster M
Lanca8ter;N(
Dear Hir: In answer to yoniuKiuii'ies ot
Oct. 23th, 1 have to say that J.'.Bs absent on
mj'iecent European toir Just lour months,
traveling a distance of 12,00 miles. I carried
with me a watch made at the Lancaster Watch
i'netorv. ReJore starting I set it to the time
of the lVnnsvlvania Railroad. It was never
clinneiHl during the entire trip, and IFl'O.N
MY RETURN. IT WAS ON THE AU.VU'IE
WITH THE SAME RAILROAD TIME.
When at Geneva, Swlt7orland, with a do7en
or more American friends, I visited the cele
brated Watch factory ol l'ateW, Iliilipie &
Co., whoso American ugents aie the gieat
house of Titrany Co.. New York. After lie-
ing shown through the factory, wo were cou-
uuctcu to tnc salesroom, where our attention
iras called by the Superintendent to a large
nnmherot very line watchei. the nrnrtiiet ol
the cstalilisliinent. He also gavens his reasons
loriinnKiiigiuaiDcucrwaiciica could nemane
in Switeilund than in Aineikan. When he
had concluded, 1 handed him my Lancaster
Watch and naked htm what hethonshrot it.
Alter examining it wllh the eye ot an espeil,
and with marked interest, he replied, speak
ing at brief intervals: "1 HAVE NEVER
SEEN THIS WATCH ISEFORE IT IS A
GOOO WATCH IT IS RETTER THAN THE
WALTHAM-1T IS THE REST WATCH
MAOE IN AMERICA." What adds toree to
his opinion is the fact that he had care till ly
studicdall the linest Ameiican watches ex
hibited at our Centennial Exposition. All my
friends heard the remarks above quoted, and
will vouch tot the accuracy ot my report ot
theic. Yours truly.
J. 1 WICKERSHAM.
This otinion was again cxptesscd uiih
even stronger emphasis to a party ot Ameii
cans recently t raveling iu Swhzciland. Under
datcot "Geneva, August 2, 18S1," Mls L. is.
Gara writes, in a letter published in the Lan
caster iVeio Era: Mf. Terrine bought two
handsome watches trom the leading munu
facturersherc, and Dr. Hampton, ot our party,
showed them his Lancaster Watch. They ex
amined It and said it was the best Ametican
watch they had ever seen Mb CH SU I'ERIOR
TO ANY OTHER MADE IN THE UNITED
STATES."
Second Letter (1882) Next Week.
lies.
iHHBt, lb7S.
JiKY UOOVH.
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire stock- ot
D8Y GOODS, NOTIONS, 1.
18 FOR SA I.E AT AND I'.KLOW COST.
This is n rate chance tor
GOOD BARGAINS.
AS I HAVK AN
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
On hand, which wen; nil purchased tor cash.
J. M. LONG,
11 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
J21-IM
T
'HE
NORTH KND DRYGOOD3 STORE
is NOW CELLING
YJiUY CHEAP.
500 Palm laf Fans at 2c. apiece.
J. W. BYRNE, '
322 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
IM.I1
LANCASTER. V..
11
Anu A KROTMKK
J.
CHEVIOT SUITS.
FLANNEL SUITS.
CASSIMERE SUITS.
LINEN SUITS.
SEERSUCKER SUITS.
ALPACA COATS.
WHITE DUCK VESTS.
STRIPED DUCK VESTS
LINEN DUSTERS.
MOHAIR DUSTERS.
SKELETON-MADE COATS. . 4
FINE SUMMER TROWSERINGS.
LINENS, DUCKS, PONGEE,
SEERSUCKER, SERGE.
Hager & Brother.
. K .-After ,!UU
oVlm-k p. m., iliiiiiu
except SATUUDAV.
I, ne .will close lit !'
the Sh miner Months
TniTK DRESS GOODS.
T
k
New Ohap Store.
i
e have now in Stock
SPECIAL BARGAINa
IN'
WHITE DRUMS GOODS.
Roiighl mi. lor the Hegulai Trices and to be
fcold Cheap.
VICTORIA LAWNS,
at 12', 15, 18, 20, 25, ?.l, Wtts.
INDIA LINENS,
at 15, 18, 20, a-,, ai, :i7clu.
SWISS MUSLINS,
from 12 Cents Up.
l.vc;k STRIPED MUSLINS,
'LACE CHECKED MUSLINS.
CHECKED CAMBRICS,
CORDED PIQUES.
ALL AT LOW PJIWES.
AT
METZGER
AND
HAUGHMAIfS
NMW CHEAP STOKE,
, No. 43 West King Street.
Between Uib Cooper HoneJ and Sorrel Horse
Hotel.
janH-lvd&w
RAOS
RAGS. RAGS.
The highest Cnsh Prices paid tor all kinds ol
nays, ni.i j.ooxr., caipeis. woolen Cloths,
Rope. Gum Shoes. &c' ' &c.
1 Will
call on persous haMng anyot
the
above article's it
they
will drop me a postal
canl.
WM. F. HENNEOEB,
mo. -.a:.j!wtwr KING street.
feb35-6md
MIHMAN'S
. THE PEAJ11A.
LAST SEASON A' TIK' OlERA HOC$E.
J. m r -J r
Jk GomMt Kecsrd.ofbe Fcrformanees f or
tbe JDrwUtfS SeuMr-fofMi ' Exciilleat At-
traction; for theComlB'g Season.' t
The followW.xesto 'of 'the variouB
entertainmeoU jin. pltou- onpra hpnse
during laRteeaso is Mqsjtieain, apoord
ance whour usuaLqBto'm.iand will!be
found, .valuable to piraoaa' interested in
tilings, tkeatrual and to tbe general reader;
comDriainz as it does a . complete eoitotne
of the history of Uieitagq at home : ,'
Aug. 23..B..W., 1) & W.'s JUnstrels,
Large house. . '
Au20, Mine. Rentz. Small house.
Aug. SO. "Uncle Tom's. Cabin" (Mis.
G. C. no ward). Small houso. ,-
Sept. 1. Cuas. L. Davis in ," Avliu Jos
liis." Large house. . .. '
Sept. 5. Nick Roberts. Good house.
Sept 6. "The Galley Slave" (Maud
Granger). iLarge house.
Sept. 14. Tho Connie Soogah." Fair
house.
" Sept. 15. The Member for Slocum "
(N. C. Goodwin). . Fair house. -
Sept 19. Ilealy's Hibernian Minstrels
Small house.
Sept. 20. Jennie Lee in "Jo." Can
celled. .
Sept. 22. II. B. Malm's opera company
iu "Boccaccio." Canceled.
Sept 24. Haverly'sV Strategists." Small,
house. . ,
Sept. 2C. The Floreuces. Canceled.
Sept. 2d. Geo. ,11. Atbms. Largo houso.
Oct. 4. Mr. and Mrs Geo. S. Kui'sht in
"Baron Rudolph. Small liouse.
Oct. G. naveily's Mastodon Minstrels.
Lartre house.
Oct. 7. "Michael Strogoff." Largo
houso.
Oct. b ' Heaits of Oak." Packed
house. i. - " .
Oct. 12". Sam Hague's Miusticls. Large
liouse. . i , ,
Oot. 20. "Tourists." Crowded house.
Oct. 21. ,Emma Abbott Opera Company
in ,,: Bohemian GhVf(Matiueo). Small
house. , . , ,
Oct. 21. Emma AbboU.Opoia Company
in " Faust." Crowded house.
Oct. 2-jtb, 2Ttli,'28Ui. 2!)th. Cromwell's
Art Entertainroeuts. Fair houses.
Oct. 26. Ford's Coinic Opeja Company I
in Tho Msubutttfl.'' Good liousa. 1
Oct. 31. Frank I. Frasup in " Si SIo
cum." Good house. ;? l
Nov 3. Cromwell's statuary. SmaR
bouse. t "-1
Nov. 4.. "One Hundred Wives." Fair
houso.
Nov. ,7. Miller Uiotliers in Spiritualistic
Seance. Small hqu.se.
Nov. 8. Caueno Donald i conceit. Good
houso.
Nov. 10. HuborfO'Giady'H ."Eviction."
Small house.
Nov. 11. Hyde & Behuiau'i "Muldoon's
Picnic" Packed house.
Nov. 14. Iustituto Lectuie, Rev. Dr.
Tiffany on "Woik aud.lts Worth." Large
UOUbQ. t
Nov. 15. Miss Fanny Davenport in
" Camille." Packed houso.
Nov. 10. Institute Lcctnro by Rev. Jo&se
Bowman Youug ofi the " Battle of
Gettysburg." Largo house,
Nov. 17. Alfred J: f Knight's Lyceum
Combination in Sliakspcaican imper.son
:itions'(Institute).'',Pickcd houso. .'
Nbvl 18. Prof. Moses T. Browu,
Lecture on Dickens Institute ). Largo
houso. ,' '
Kor. 19. Madison Square Theatre Com
pany in " Hazel Kirke." Packed houso.
Nov. 21. Ahnio Pixley in "M'li-is."
Packed house.
Nov. 22. Gns Williams 'in
"Wanted, a
Carpenter." Large house.
Nov. 21. Bert Rtu'chart's
tainment. Lnrge house.
Nov. 25. " Tho Planter's
Wheelock and Rose Kcene).
Homo Enter
Wife" (Jos.
Fair house.
Nov. 29. Fellowes & Searle's Minstrels.
Small house.
Nov. 30. "The Two Orphans" (Alleged
Fifth ' Avenue Combination )l Largo
house.
Dec. 1. Wallaek's Theatre Company iu
" London Assurance." Good honse. '
Dee. 3. Snelbakcr's Majestic Consolida
tion. Large house.
Dec. 6. Miss Jcffrcyfc-Lewis in " Two
Nights in Romo." Small honse.
Dec. 7. Madison Square Theatre Com
pany iu " The Professor. " Crowded
UUUBU.
Dec.
house.
S. Mcflibeny Family. Good
Dec. 9. " 15urcaccio " p(Mahn's English
Opera Company). Fair 'house.
Dec. 12. Lillio Hinton in "Leah." Small
, bouse.
Dec. 13. "TheMascotte" (Mahn'sEiu
ghMi (pcra Company). Small honse.
Dec. 15. Reply to Ingersoll. Ijecturo
by Rev. Dr. Thomas 'Guard, D. D. LL. 1).
Fair hous6.
Dec. 10. Rices's Opera Comique
pany in " Patience' Good house.
Dee. 17. Ilartzinann, Magician,
house. '
Dec. 19. Helen Blythe and
Avenue Combination in "Pique."
house.
Dec. 20. Gorman's Church Choir
pany in "Patience." Good house.
Dec. 26. Miss Lillie Hinton in '
Com-
Small
Fifth
Small
Com-
'Frou-
Fron." Largo house.
Dec. 27. Buffalo Bill in "TboPraiiia
Waif." Largo house.
Doc. 29. John E. Owens in "Solon
Shingle "and "Victims."' Fair houso
Dec. 30. "Furnished Booms." Good
house.
Dec.
Show.
Jan
house.
Jan.
31. Finger fs Witmer's Home
Largo house.
!. Hill's "All tbe Rage." Good
3. Haverly's New Mastodon Miu-
strejs.
rackeu house,
i. "The Colonel." Good house.
Jan.
Jan. 9. Watson & Ellis's Variety. Packed
house. '
Jan. 11. Ringgold Band Concert. Fair
house.
Jan. 14. B. McAuley, "Uncle Dan'l."
Packed house. .
Jan. 16. Frederick Warde Jn " Vir
gin his." Small bouse. r'p"
Jan. 18. Ford's Opera Company iu
"Pationco." Crowded house.
Jan. 19. Oliver Doud Byron in " Across
tho Continent." Paekcd house. -
Jau. 20. " The Twelve Jolly Bachelot s."
Oorxl lirinsn.
Jan.23. Canustatter Masquerade BalO
.ran. .j. niviu h jnmstreis. omau iiou.se.
Jan. 27. Miner-Rooney Variety Combi
nation. Good house.
Jan. 30. Robinson's "Hnmpty Dumpty,"
afternoon and evening. Good houses.
FeK 1. " Kellogg" Concert!' Good
house'
. Feb. 2. " Sam'l of Posen." Crowded
houso. . '
Feb. 3. Ford's opera company in " Bil
Jeo Taylor." Good house.
Feb. 10. Hyde&Behman's "Muldoon's
Picnic," No. 2. Good house. - ',,,'!
Feb. 11: John A. Stevens in "Un
known." Fair house. '
Feb.i12. Gorman's company in "Pa
tience." Large houso.
Feb. 13.1 Anna Eva Fay in Spiritualism.
Large house.
Feb. 14. John S. Clarke in " Ticketof
Leave Man." Good house,
Feb. 15. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Packed
house.
Feb. ,17.. Wilbur opera company in " La
Masco tte." Good boose. r '
. Feb. 18. Hyde &Behman's "Muldoon's
Blunders." Good bouse. I
Feb. 20. "The Passing Regiment"
Good house. (
Feb. 22. Tony Denier's "Hnmpty
Dumpty." Good house. ' !
, Feb. 23. Charlotte Thompson in " Eakt
Dynne' Packed house. ' M
Feb. 2C. Frank Mayo in " Davy Crock
ett." Packed houso.
Feb. 28. . John T. Raymond in. "Fresh,
the American." ,t Large bouse. '
March 2. " One Hundred Wives." Fair
house.
March 3. Lecture by Henry Baumganl
ner. Fair house. ,,
March 8. William Stafford in '"'The
Marble' Heart." Small liouse.
March 10. "Rooms for Rent." ,Good
house.
March 1.7. Sam Hague's Minstrels.
Large house. '
March 19. "Tho Baukcr's DaughtqV
Packed house.
March 23. Maggie Mitchell iti " Tho
Little Savage." Largo house.
March 24. Salsbury's Troubadours.
Good house.
' March 27. " Uncle Tom's Cabin " (Ali
mony as joins' iitcaiL racked house,
M.nch
28.
Tho Smugi'ler"!." Good
honse.
March 29.
Good house
March 30.
bouse.
Ada Gray in "East Lynno."
" Deacon Crankett." Small
April 8. McGibony Family
(afternoon
nna evening.) Large houses.
April 11. Miss Anna Dickinson as Hum
let. Fair house.
April 12. "A Celebrated Case." Small
house.,
April 15. Miss Lillian Cleves in " Tho
Nbw Magdalen." Small honse.
April 17. "Tito Tourists." Good
house.
April 19. "A Life's Mistake " (Alex D.
Caufman), Small houso.
April 20 to May 4, St. M.irys fair.
May 0. Ilooy & Hat die company iu J' A
Uluid ol the State. ' ' Small house
May '10. C'auicios.-.' Minstrels,
house. ,
Packed
May 20. Geo. n. Adams' "
Dumpty." Packed house.
June 12 to 18. Baitholomew's
Ilunipty
Trained
.Horses. Large houses.
June 22,
vommeiieenioui m. Aiary s
Commencement Sacred Heart
academy.
"June 23.
Academy.
U,
Tho Coining Season.
Tho next seasou will nrobablv oncn
oarjy ' iti September. Tiic titst ."how
booked is for that mouth, but others may
get in iu August. The season promises to
bo ono of the Guest over seoii here, judging
from tho character of tbe com panics that
have booked. The following are among
thoso which have already secured dates :
Tom Thumb, Harry Meredith, iu " Raw h
No. 10 ;" "The World ;" Joseph Murphy ;
laly's "Passing Regiment," Madison
Square company in " Esmeralda," Ford
opera company, M'llo. Rhea, Frank
Fravne, C L. Davis in "Alvin Joslin,''
Heai tie's ' Hearts of Oak," The 'Har
risohs, M. B. Leavitt's Big Blin
simls, Oliver Doud Byron, M. B. Cur
tiS'in " Samuel of -Posen," The Great
'Herrmau: Madieski, Madison Square com.
pany in " Ila'el Kirke," tho Florences,
Aldrich & Parsloo in " My Partner,"
"All at Sea," Michel! & Lingard in
'" East Lvnne," "Only a Farmer's Daugh
ter," Buffalo Bill, " .lesso James," John
A. Stevens, Barney McAuley, Gns Will
iams in " One of the Finest," Geo. Adams'
pantomime. " Professor," Boston Ideal
opera company, Tony Denier's pantomime
and others.
Tho opera houso is now undergoing io
airs and by tho time it is flnished will be
one of the handsomest in 'the Ir.faljB. Tho
scene painters arc still very 'tigy, and
every piece will bo rcpainted.'Tpcur
tain will be touched 'up and o'tbHniJirovo.
men! ft will he made.
llumiKLI.'S ItKNEPICKNT JL4N.
It "Takes In" Women, tdlitreu mid
Injinm.
Mew Vork Tunes.
Thoro is probably uo man, woman or
child who receives a stipend from itLe
general government who has not been nc
tificd that a voluntary contribution is ex
pected from him or her in the shape ot a
bauk check or d'uit or money order, pa -able
to the order "ol Jay A.Hubbell, acting
treasurer. Since Mr. Ilubbell has spau-d
neither age, i.ex, previous condition of ser
vitnde, nor even Indians not taxed in his
wide-spread invitation, it naturally follows
that the reluctance of a few mercenary
pcoplo who wish to devote their salai ies
to the maintenance .of their families
cannot greatly affect tho goneral result.
Here is "Mrs. Sheveiick, iu charge of
small boys" at the Indian training school
at Carlisle, for. example, who propbly
never heard of Mr. Jay A. Ilubbell until
she icccivcd from him a neatly woided in
vitation to pay $9 for1 the purpose of
" illustrating tbe issues which distinguish
the Republican party from any other."
Although men who livp in cities and read
the daily newspapers may he confused by
the seditions talk? of tho civil servico re
formers, tho good Mrs. Sboverick iu
charge or small boys at Carlisle barracks,
will undoubtedly make' ' haste' to
forwaid her voluntary 'contribution
of $9, that precise amount having been
kindly indicated as tho sum expected to
be voluntarily contributed. Then there is
Samuel Joidan, colored laborer in the
same institution, who is notified that his
voluntary contribution must bo $8. Samuel
may have once been in slavery. He is piow
a free man, and only an occasional circular
from Mr. Jay A. HubbclLcan remind him
of the good old timcu when he -wrought
and somo other man took his wages.
Another of Mr. Hnhbell's' constituents
iu tho Indian training school lis Efaduleuh
Doanmoc, who, under tho beneJicent
laws of tbo country, i.". classed as an
"Indian not taxed." Tho statutes
should be amended so as to read "not
taxed, except by Jay A. HiibbellV' for
'Etadhlcuh Doanmoo's voluntary contri
bution, designed to prove that lie'" Ipoks
with dread upon tho possibility of the re
storation of the Democratic party to1 the
control of the government," is fixed at $3.
.Nearly all or the female employes' ot tbo
training school are told that thejr volun
tary contribution to tho ' congressional
electioneering fund' is $10 : but -" Mrs.
Piatt, mistress of the diningroom;" gets
off with an assessment of only $9. Let us
believe that 'there can be no reasonable
doubt of the rc-eleetiou of Mr. Ifhbbell
and his associates when a system like tbis,
which takes in tho mightiest and comics
cends to woman, children, colored labor
ers, and Indians, not taxed,' is set in, mo
tion in their behalf.
Impartial as Deatn.
New Tork World. ( ''
Hnbbel is as .impartial as dcathr-and a
good deal' more impartial tban taxes as
taxes are levied by the grand old Republi
can party. With equal, hand ho lllches
from the pocket of the page boy .and the
bank account ,of tho collector. Other
political blackmailers' have done 'go before.
But as far as we know) Hubbell' deserves
mention as tho first of his obnoxious kiud
to sweep a drag-net of meshes" so1 fine as
I l . 1 11 ! i i. I
to include the officers of the regular.
.amy
bonrs
and the female teachers, hostlers, laboi
aud nurses employedin teachinjr, tbe : n
dian children at .Carlisle. la.l , If.tiie
uinuuiji ui uio j uat sueiu sweet, wi su
Hubbcll departs this' HfeJ the' nattiralii to
will have to erase their libelous statraiei to
concerning the: pt4tiriout camnttmu, a id
the mephitis mep7titica.'tiL
'm m
Comtponweub. Distribution Coy'
Drawing takes 'place In" Louisville. Kv.. Ji Iv
31st. Capital prise ot ,C0tobc had for' t lie
sum ot i Maay oilwr magnlacont priz .
Have you a ticket ? l'npt. send your order
at once to It. M. Boardniaii, T.oni'dvillc, ky.
- i i
t
A MJU HirorijJf'ruWj AaduHtn.
Says Addison : " Health' juul cheerlulni s.s
mutually bejret each other."" There are vol
umes or truth in thin. It is difficult to look at
tho world through cheery glasses, when tlif-
ease has set in upon the loins and back, at id
when tho liver ond,.kl4ueysara out of order,
liut cheerttilness returns with Hunt's Rcmeily
Uio great kldheyand liver nediciiie. Imcadso
ItbriugdhealUi.tothe afflicted. Thc.achMig
back, the sallow skirt; the hollow eve, the dis
tressed leoUng. the bent botiy, tho Uesponddnt
niiml, give way before Hunt's Remedv to ! le
bloom ot health, the bounding step.' tho ehe r
tul spirit, the renewed strength, ana to an o
longed lease ol vigorons' life. .lyieodA r.
The Celluloid, Kye-UlasausMiavo stotxl die
teat, ami tile, thousand who now weartMiu
pronounce them r best. Yor 'sale liy all leid
ing .i e wears una opticians. , jy iu-iwueo4
l'.euntilul ttkiu, and lair complexion, robjst
health, aud powers ot eiidiirant'e lollow tflie
use ot Brown's Iron 'Hitters. For sale atll.
it. Cecil run's drug store, 1.17 North Quer-n
street. jyKMwujtw
Ann you m ub miserable by Indigest ion, cJn.
Mip.uion. I.ovs or Aipetite, Yellow Skli t
Slnloli's Vjt:illzerisa.lOHltlvi cine. 'or sle
ai coenraus urug siore, io...orin. uiiivn
orr.iAt " .......
A I'atrmrch
Writes: "iith a ilrm, bfcady h mil (liot
a trembling one), though my g Is rieaily
t-ij;iiiy, i giemy lesiuuoiiy to tnc value oi
Bnrdoek Blood Bitters- for twenty- years 1
sutrered tortures indescribablitluongh tii'j
pepia, indisestion ami eouatipatinu. 1 trkd
hnndredH or remedies, but. nil' wan lhoney'
thrown away until 1 ti icd your liiUm., 1 gh'e
Bnrdoek Blood Kitlet-s the credit fornuiKltig
me strong and hearty.?' Price SI. Koi-saleiil
II. IS. Cochi-.ui'.s drug .store, 117 NoiUi Queen
hi rcei, iincaster.
Why will you cough w lieu b'luloh'.s cure
will nive iuiniediati! teliet. Price, in etH.,'50
cts. and $1. kor sale at Cochrane druij, store,
1.17 North Queen atrent.
ITalmit Lear Hair atostorcr. ,, j
It is entlrelv tliflerVnt fiotn all otheis. .11 Is
as clear as water, and, as Its nainolndleauj,
is a iierfect Vegetable Hair Kestoi or., ( it .wdll
immediately fieri the head from all fl.indritir,
restore gray liair to its maur.il color ami pro
duce a new growth whero l has lalleii.dlf.
It docs not In any manner ctTeet the health,
which Sulphur, vugar, of leul and .Mtratoot
Silver preparations have done. It, will chaitge
light or failed hair in a few dayfi to a beaut irul
glnsy brown. Ask yoiu-druggist for it. Kiich
bottle is warranted. 'MlTirfltMNK &'Cl,
Wholesale Agents, Phiiadeluhia, and.OiJN.
CI.'ITTKXTO.N New York. jiinti lyd.codftw
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A lltipurit IUtnlscer'4 experience. ..
1 am a Baptist Minister,, mid belcre 1 even
thonght ot hi Ing a clergj-mail, I gradnntciliin
lnciliciue, but let L a lucrative practice for my
present jnolesslon, ID years ago. 1 was lor
many ears a sunVi er from nlnsy : "Thonuis'
Kclectric Oil cured me." 1 was also troubled
with hoarseness, and Thomas' Kclectric Oil'al
wftys rclleveil me. -My wife and child had
diphtheria' aud "Thomas' Kclectric OU cured
them," ami it taken in time it will cure soveri
out oi ton. lam ronlldentitis n. enreforihe
most obstinate cold or cough, and it any cine
will take a small teaspoon and halt till it with
the OU, and then place tbo end of Uio spoon! in
one nostril and draw the OU out of the spoon
into the head by sniffing as hard an they can,
nntil the Oil falls over into the throat, and
practice that twice a wcekj I don't care lior
otlenslve their bead may be, it will clean' it
out and cure their catarrh, i or deafness and
earache it lian done -wonders to my certain
knowledge. It is the only medicine dubbed
patent medicine that I have ever telt llkeire
commending, and I am very anxious to see it
In every place, tor I tell j ou that I would not
lie without it in my house tor any considera
tion. 1 am now sutteriug ultli h, pain like
rheumatism In my right limb, and nothingjrfet
lieves me like Thomas' Kclectric Oil. j ,
Or. K. F. CUAXK, Corry, Vk.
For sale at IV. B. Cochran's drug dtore.'m
North Queen, street, IdUicastur. , '.
For iiYsrxraiA anil I.iver Complaint, you
hive a printed guarantee ou , every botthi of
Shiloh's Vltaltrer. It never falls to enre. t'or
sale at Cochran's drug stoie, 137 north Queen
sircui.
KAXLROAltS.
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Burlington Rout.
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Chicago, Burlington ii (Juitiey R. IU''
Chicago, Hurllngton & diiiiiiyK. R.
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TO KANSAS CIOJY, OJI'AllA, CALIFOKNIA,
LINCOLN ANI BKNVEK. ' ,
TXieSHOUTKST, QUIOKKSTand RKSTlmo
to St. Joseph, Atchlnson, Toptka, ipenison,
Dallas. CalvcNtou, and all, points tniowa, Ne
braska, Ml9mul, Kansas, New Mexico, Ari
7oni, Montana ami Tex is,
This route has, no superior lor Albert Lea,
Minneapolis and SI. Paul. Nationally reputed
an being the GREAT THROUGH CAR LINK.
Universally conceded to lie7 the BKST
KQU1PPK1) Railroad ii the world for ail
classes ol travel.
All connections made iu Union depots.
Try it and you will And traveling a luxury,
instead of a discomfort.
Through tickets via this celebrated Unci for
sale at all offices In the IT. . and Canada.
All information ab6itt rates or fare, Sleeping
Cars, etc., cheerfully given by
PKTtCKVAL LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent, Chicaoo, III.
. T.J.rOTTEB,
:!l Vice 1'ies. & Gen. Manager, Chicago, Iti-
JOHN U.A. BKAN.Gen.Kantern Agt,
317 Broadway, " 3fK Washington 'St.
New York. ,. Boston, Mas.
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MOTELS.
rpilK LANUAiiTKK COTTAGK,
VIRGINIA (TBNTH) AVENUfe,
Between Atlantic and Pacific Avenues,
AI LANTIC CITY, N. .1.
NOW5 OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF l&ji
Pleasant Location. Airy Rooms, Elegantly
lurnisneti. .new snu uompieie improve,
ments. Terms Very Moderate.
MRS. M. J.K.UNKLE, Proprietress.
P. O. Box 873. j un'J2-2md
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MANSION HOUSE,'
ATiiANno omr, N. J.
OPEN POIt THE REASON Of' 188.
Fronting Pennsylvania and Atlantic Avcn
nen, near beth Railrosil Depots.;
TWO HUNDREW-ltOOMS, ' '
ELKGAXTLY FURNJSIIE.
i EXTENSIVEWRCHES.
NEW AND COMPIiBTE' IMPROVEMENTS.
. LAItOE BILLIARD .ROOM. ,
WITH SIX HXW COLLKSOKB TABLBSj
Orehestra led'by ftrophy. DancTfVgtindcr the
direction otProf- G. J. GUlespte. , Hals Office
W. U. Telerffeph In the building. Union News
Stand in office. Liberal Management
jc22-2m.i CHAS. JIcGLADE, Prop.
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BKOWjfS IROJi B1TTKR7T
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health, and. avoid sickness. In
stead of feoling tired and worn
out, instead of aches and pains,
wouldn't you rather feel fresh autj
strong?,
I ou cau. coutinuo feeh'ng mier
ablo and good for, nothing, aud uo
ono hut youself cau find fault, but
if j on aro tireflpfthatkindof life,
you can change it if 'you choose.
, How? Ry getting one bottle
of Brown's Iron Bitters, aud tak
ing it regularly according to di
leetions. Manstlefif', Ohio, Nov. 'Jfl, 11.
U.eiitlomen'f I have sultered
with paiu In; my side and back,
ami great soreness on my breast,
with shooting pains alt thTou'rli
my body, attended with great
, weakness.-depression of tipirlis.
and loss oi apiHjUte. I have
taken ' severu'l diirereut imii
cine, und was treated by promi
nent physicians, foe luv Uvnr,
kidneys, and spleen, hut Iot no
' relief. I thonght 1 would try
Brown'H Iron Bitters; I have
now takeu ouu bottle and a hull
und am about well pain in my
sloe and hack'all'gone sOrenes
Oil oat or say breast, and 1 imvo
a good appetite, ami am gaining
in strength und Uesh. It can
j nst ly Ije called the K iny of medi
cines, lloiiw K. ALi.ENnm.
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Crown's Iron Citteks is com
posed of Iron iu soluble form ;
Cinchona the great tonic, together
with other standard remedies,
makiusr a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cuie Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, flfal.in.-,
Weakness, and relieve all Lung
and Kidney diseases.
For .sale ut 11. U. COUIIKAN'.'j Drug Store,
137 and 1.59 Not th Queen street, Lancaster.
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in the
Bargain Sections
When the late A. T. Steu'art
was asked toiclefirie iri a single
sentence the secret of hiS,siic
cess, he replied : " I knew when
to make a loss." '
We have learned thatlesson,
overlearned it, perhaps, put
we think it, wiser to move about
$50,000 worth of fresh and hon
est clothing now at a reduction
of 40 per cent, and oyer, than
to carry it until next year.
.Hence the Bargain- Sections
I he demand "for the cut-rate
goods increases every day.
Section No. 1 Large Boys Clothing,
'' 'section No. 2-Small 'Boys' Clothing. '
nccunn ao.s . joung Mtns-anus.:,,
Section No. 4 Men's Suits.
Section No. 6 Men's Odd Pantaloon
and Vests
Section No. rt Men's Thin Clothing.
Section No. 7 Men's Odd Coats and, , '
Custom Suits.
Section No, S-Fnrnlshfng Goods. ' '
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Wanamaker & Brown.
OAK HALL, Sixth and MAurrr,
PHILAiJELPHIA. j (( .
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OF, LANCASTRK COUNTY.
ED6ERLEY & Co.,
FINE '
Carriage Builders
MARKET STREET,
Roar of Central Market Housoa,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
1 We make every stylo Bugirj'SB'l CarrLi.- !-
siren. AiivousoMiieu ininomosicoiuion
able and elegant style. We use only tho nest
selected material, and 1 employ only ttiolmst
mechanics. or quality or work our prices urn
the cheapest In the stale. We bay !oreli and
sell on the most reasonable terms, Givo usa
coll. AH work warranted. Repairing prompt.
ly attended to. One set ot workmen especial 1 v
employed for that purpose. Inies-tld w
KVUOATIOyAZ.,
SWABTHMORK COLLEGE.
RK-OPENINO IK RESTORED BUILD
ING. Both sexes admitted. College and pre
paratory school ' under care ot members or
tbe Society oi Friends. The main building,
destroyed by fire 9th month. last, has iieen
completely -rebuilt, enlarged, and fitted up
with all conveniences.: Thorough instruction
in Languages, Literature. Mathematics and
toe Sciences. New Scientific Building con
taining Laboratories. Drafting Room. Ma
chine Shops, andall appliances for pursuing u
thorough Jeonrse in Chemistry, Mechanical
and ClvU Engineering. Tnc next term crM-nx
9th' ma (Sept.) 12th Apply aarry. as, other
things being equal, places will.be given to the
earnest applicants.
Foe t all jpsrUenlars, address
EDWARD M. MAGILL, Pres't,
Bwarthmore College, Delaware Co., Pa.
june23-3md
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