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VoImihh XIX No 51.
LANCASTER, PA., MONDAY OCTOBER 30 1882.
Price Tiro Cents.
JHO.
VKX UOOVH, St.
a. UlVLKK CO.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
We are daily opening new and choice things in this department.
Seal Plushes in Black and Brown, All Grades.
6-4 All Wool Suitings in all the New Shades.
LADIES' COATS AND DOLMANS.
We are receiving a few new choice styles almost daily.
LADIES' HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR.
All Goods marked in plain figures at Lowest Prices.
$s,p- S. Remember we have the best light in the city to show r00ds.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
THE CAMPAIGN.
TJSK l. it AND KALLY IN 11 II LADE I. I'll 1.1
26 EAST KING STREET.
LANCA8TER, PA.
DRY
GOODS & CARPET
HOUSE.
SIKfcAT UAltUAINS.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nos. 2C and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, - - LANCASTER, PA.,
Now offer Cloaking Cloths in different shades, Mohair Plushes, in Seal Brown Black and T iVM
Blankets, Comforts, Flannels at Bottom Prices.
Mermo Underwear for Ladies, Merino Underwear for Children, Merino Underwear for Men
Merino Underwear for Boys. All in Large Quantities and Lowest Prices. uuurwear ior Men,
dIsplBdWGlnVit a" to pa" Bnd 8e3U8in our B1sant New Rooms, where you wiUaeo many eboice;goeds
BOWERS & HURST,
Nos. 26 and 28 North Queen Street, -
Lancaster, Pa.
VM.OT1MMNU.
jllVfcKS tt KATHFON.
A L.AHGK ltfCHEASE OF TRADE.
to supply the demand-; of a greatly
grade ol Ready-made Clothing than 'ha
f ncri" ihimI 1i:li1i wo li'ivi iti.iiinriM..iU..i rA. 41.1.. . .. .. ....
hIiii by any clothing hoiisti in Mils clrv. In Hie iin-seiu 'tin nCuvi, . . . w:.:. ."":.:.,.a"'' ,clTr M''Vf '' '"'k tl.aii
I10M1 auld heretofore, unit we have Im-cu busy :il! .summer to meet tins waul.
r n.sji Tniiii.nu u.-iai r.ui'.s, fi) ut
PLAIN TWILLEOCASSIMERES 10 m
i-anuy plaId suits u ou
tigiittwisteuui.uk TWILLS, vim
hUUSTANTlALaml.STYLISHGREEN CHEVIOTS, 13 (W
1H.UR HOTTED WORSTEDS u 11
11LUM CHECKED WORSTEDS r, oj
viinr crwn-inn w oniii itif a u .i ..... .......... . . . . . . .
er article, lor less money, tlism can bo had ul most houses. wi. .,v..r.. J.if, ....?. ,!X...l I ,. ' ?..Vr?... V. V1"'1 ,Uo J'"1 ul'" !" market a boi-
. - ' ' . . .... lu.iii 1 iiiiuueiuuia ami mow vmk nli.il.j il
GREEN AUD I5LUE CHECKED CASS1MERES in ui
lWlOWNTWILLEIMVORSTKIS,..7..... 11
J'.ltOVN MIXED CASSIM KICKS Vr m
solid ulack wokstkdh... ::::::: m,0
GREEN ANDULUE HOTTED CHEVIOTS 17 m
boi.ii) jjmje worsteds ...:...::; sS
MYtfRS & RATHFOrJ Manufacturing Clothiers,
lutxjiik jt uniuivi, jmo.
12 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PKNN'A.
itier uooits.
H
AUKK tt BKOTUKK.
OVERCOATS.
viuTuiiru.
"JljElCINU hUIKTS AN1I OKAWlfltS
AND GENTLEMEN.
E..J. KIUSMAN.
Art no. "
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COLLARS AND
K.
I XT KW L.1NK OF
UUBF&
J. KIUSMAN,
We invite attention to a complete lino of Overcoats for Men,
Youths and Boys; manufactured with rauch. care, from materials
best adapted to give excellent service and comfort. They are
handsome, well-fitting and in good style. Also Overcoatings in
full assortment to be made to ordor.
N
NECKTIES AND WHITE SHIRTS.
E.J.EK1SMAN.
ALU WOtll.
SCARLET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
E. J. ERISMAN,
! 56 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
F
!UL Ol'ENlNr,
HAGER & BROTHER.
FALL
OPENHSTG
XTEXT UOOlt TO TUK COUKT HOUSE.
FAHMESTOCK.
Our CLOAK 1100M is uow supplietl with a LAItGE STOUK of tho
LATEST STYLE COATS, THOSE IN WANT SHOULD SEE THEM.
CASHMERES, SILKS, FLUSHES, VELVETS,
UNDERWEAR, for Ladios, Gouts, Boys and Girls, in Quantities.
UNDERWEAR, for Ladies, Gcuts, Boys and Girls, in Quantities.
UNDERWEAR, for Ladies, Gents, Boys and Girls, in Quautitiee.
Fahnestook,
Next Door to the Court House, Lancaster, Pa.
UOVSK FVKNMSMNtl UOOItS.
TTOUHKrUhNISUIMU.
THE BEST.
Wo all want tlic best and most economical
STOVES, HEATERS & FURNACES.
SPEAB'S PARLOR HEATERS
RtSS?BIV R ' w vnrViS JST5lKET- Don'fc fail to SEE THEM and SAVE
PnOTinSSwKifcylHP r OTHER STOVES wo nAVE AIMED to
havo NONE BUT WHAT ARE GOOD, all of which WE GUARANTEE.
We have the BOLE AGENCY for tho
Three Best Furnaces in the Market,
CALL AND SEE THEM.
FLINN & WILLSON.
LANCASTER, PA.
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I. GEMART'S
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NO. 6 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.,
MONDAY, OCT. 25, 1882.
rjjUMBtSR'B RUVVIjIXB.
HOLESAUE IMSfUX OK
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Water Closets sad Uath Tubs,
Iron and Wooden Hydrants,
Plunbers' Enrtbenware,
das and Steam Fitters' Supplies,
Gas Fixtures at Keduced Prices,'
Plumliers' Supplies, Tinners 'Supplies
SLATE ROOFING. SLATE ROOFING.
Nob. 11, 18 & 16 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
JOHN L. AKNOLD,
TTIHSU & UKOTUKB.
Shirts and Underwear.
Tlio pluco to buy your Sliirts anU Uuilcrwcar
Is m. our Great Clothing Hall, and now wt
woulil like you to call uutl exnmlno some ir
HiuHiiclulUcs wo a io showing In tlio abovo
mention' U articles. Our
UNDERWEAR
r.ingud in prices In mi 25 cents each to$i.5!i:ni(i
comprises all the dilt'erent praties anil colors.
Our W-ccut Shirt and Drawers Is a special bar
gain. We havo at least
W D1KKKUKNT
RINDS OF SHIRTS,
Among which wo have sitecial bargains in
whin and blue flannel Uicyclc, Tawn Tennis,
Yachtmen's and thechcaper grades. A Klcy-
Plo Shirt At. i P.II ri-lltl A KioFl..Klilrf. tit. Kraut.
A Uicyclc Shirt at Jl.oo, and dltlercnt qualities f
i " unci, unr grcaicst inducement is a lot
ot 'JUU dozen extra quality
Paragon White Shirts
At 80 cents, four-ply linen bosom and cuffs, le
tutorccd bosom. A few dozen ot those elegant
Percale Shirts, with two collars, at C8 tents,
yet lelt-
HIRSH & BROTHER,
PennUall Clothing House,
Nos. 2 and 4 North Queen Street,
0 and 8 Fena Square,
scr8 i t
Uan Uuuglierty Presides 0er n l'attl-ou
.Meeting Some Kinging Speeches A
Letter truui Judge lilac It.
Iti Philadelphia ou Saturday night, an
audience which crowded Horticultural
hall's lloor and galleries to their full ca
pacity attested the interest of tho Demo
cratic masses in the suro i of thir state
and county tickets. Iho lajre by (ore tho
meeting was called to order was occupied
by a number of the prominent men of tho
party. At 8 o'clock the :ikors, headed
by William P. Harrity, cluirmau of the
city committee, crossed tho stago. Tho
applauso of tho audienco rose to a wild
pitch as last of all they saw the erect
form and strong, earnest faco of D.iutcl
Dougherty, tho orator.
In a few words Chairtnati Harrity called
tho mcotinir to order and nominated Mr.
Dougherty for chairman. By a shout of
applauso the audienco ratitied the nomi
nation. Mr. Dougherty came forward.
"We are hero.-' said ho, aftor thankiug
the audience and the committee for their
choice, " to ohecr awl encourage each
other with the inspiring and well founded
hope that we are marching to certain vic
tory. We can even now congratulate our
selves that oilioials who havo disracod
tho high places of the state will bo driven
from their seats and an honest man. faith
ful and fearless in the discharge of oiliuial
duty one who will not be tha tool of par-tii-ans,
but the representative of the pcopic
will bo lifted to tho gubernatorial chair.
Cheers. J Let mo right hero say that
wkilo I was no advocate for tho nomina
tion ol Mr. 1'attison, yet do 1 decline that
from niyhcartlbolievuthat thu statements
that havo been priutod that ho .spoko un
kindly or disrespectfully of any portion of
his fellow citizens is a vilo sUndcr, coined
and circulated for tho basest purposes.
Common senso will tell that from policy
ho could not, knowlcdgo of the mau
affirms that from principle ho would not,
havo tillered such a sentiment. Demon
stration.! " Wo may congiatul.ito ourselves that
f.ur candidates for lieulcnantgoveiiior and
secretary ol internal allaus arc such that,
when they take their scats as iu.jhiIh'is of
tho board of pardous, they will recommend
no pardon because of partisan prominence
nor will they recommend any paidou at all
except when justice pleads for cloincuc.
ApplaiiE-e.j
" Lot us realize the fact that w d : :,
live in a jmny province or a third Lite
state; that in anything save our public
inon we are tho peer of any, if jrit pre
eminent. The display of our industries
on Wednesday last shows our triumphs in
peace ; tho magnificent parade of yester
day shows how potent wo can ho in war.
Let us again lift our heads as Penusvlva-
i uians and show tho world that Democracy
auu goou government will once more rise
hand aud hand together." Great ap
plause. Malcolm Hay, his dark beard, trim
liguro and youthful faco strongly con-
I Hasting with his silvery hair, was next in
troduced ;
" It is a matter of great regret to mo,"'
he began, "that I was unable to leinaiu in
Pittsburgh to unite in tho general wel
come which is uow being given to your
townsman, Mr. Pattison, by the Democrats
of Allegheny. It is a common iutci est to
us all who, as governor of Pennsylvania,
shall recommend to tho Legislature to be
selected wise aud proper legislation ; who
shull succeed to tho place that Sharswood
has left vacant ; who shall represent tho
:tatc at largo in the Federal Congress ;
who, as lieutenant governor, shall presido
in the Scnato and sit upou the pardon
hoard and it is because of our common
concern in theso matters that I venture to
.-peak to yon to-night.
" General Beaver ought not to bo elect
ed governor of tho commonwealth, not be
cause ho is not personally an estimable
mau for I havo no word to say against his
private woith aud I will utter no word
against a mau in a public placo that I
would nor, say were wo face to faco but
General Beaver is tho representative of
tho worst, most corrupt, most debasing
system of politics ever known throughout
American history, lie docs not oven oc
cupy tho position of a representative of an
untrammeled party. Ho is not a candi
date as tho selection of a fieo patty con
vention exercising its owii judgment and
acting of its own volitiou, but is tho can
didate of the Stalwart Republicans to day
because he is the psrsoual cUoicj of tho
master of tho Republican organization iu
Pennsylvania, who determined to make
Beavor governor of the state becauso of
his political subserviency to him.
" Unbought and uutrammolod was tho
nctiou of tho delogatcs who selected
Iiohcit E. Pattison as their candidate, and
unbought aud untrammeled will be the
actiou of tho citizens of Pennsylvania who
will cast tueirvotcs for him. Mr. Pattison
will, of course, ba elected, becauso ho
ought to bo. No mau iu Pennsylvania
to-day so thoroughly and so truly repre
sents iu his own person the civil reforms
which all good citizens desire to see
brought about at Harrisburg as docs he.
"Wo appeal to Pcunsylvanian-j to vote
for him bwcauso oPwhat he has been in the
past and wo pledge to them that in his ad
ministration or the affairs of tho state ho
will be true to the pledges tint have boen
made by him and iu his bs-balf. He is to be
the governor and not the mere political
organization. Wo believe that ho will
serve his party best who best serves tho
commonwealth itself. This is a matter
for Pennsylvania alone, and as Pennsylva
nia wo are counseling together. Let
this lii-Centennial of the founding or
Pennsylvania bo made forever memorable
iu tho annals oi the commonwealth, as it
ccrtniuly will be, by tho utter overthrew
of luistulo aud mere personal power and
the signal triumph of flic rule of She peo
ple for themselves." Applau&c.l
Chillies II. Lageu followed with an ap
peal iu behalf of the county ticket and
denounced Mr. Cavcu for his recent at
tack upon Mr. Page.
Iu introducing tho uoxt upeukgr, Geoi.jj
A. Jeuks, of Jefferson county, Mr. Dough
erty alluded to Mr. Jeuks' presentation of
Samuel J. Tildon's claims before the
electoral commission. Mr. Jenks made a
studied and caroful address, reviewing tho
history and recounting tho diflerenco iu
priuciple between tho two great political
parties.
-A- MU AlJUIIbl all) ttjUlllOU UOi lltblUA"
cr," said he, "audi cannot but own that
in tho Democratic party bad men and bad
leaders havo not been unknown. I doubt
not that there are as many well-thinking,
pure and honest men in the Republican
party, but their leaders of to-day arc not
overstocked with honesty, and did Death,
as in Burns' pooiu, hesitate to introduce
them into tho spirit world uuless ho had
ono honest man 'to graco the whole infor
nal clan,' I fear if he sought for that
honest man among them that they would
bo immortal. Laughter.
" Among tho Independents arc men of
character, eminence and high respect
They differ with us, they aro our political
opponents, but wo can respect them.
They are not liko tho men of their party
who steal upon us like snakes in tho grass
nud try to charm us to sleep when they aro
just about to plunge their doadly stings
into our bosoms. Next to ourduty to our
God ami our families our duty to our
county is paramount. In the conduct of
its affairs wo should enforco and eucour
age economy. Tho ReDublican rartv
through its representatives has not done
so.
" Pattison is honest and intelligent. The
bribes by which ho will influence voters
are his integrity and purity of character.
By his election our people will bo enfran
chised, our commonwealth disenthralled,
,-.-.vj u..ov.u uuu iuvw nun nuum i
have euslaved us brought to dishonor,
iguomy ami reproacu." Applause.
Judge lllack's Letter.
Mr. Dougherty road'tho following lotter
from Judge Black :
Mk. Ciiauuxax : I must decline your
invitation, ou what compnlsion I need not
say, for nobody cares about that except
myself. It is strong ouough to prevent
mo from joining iu tho grand celebration
which tho state is making to honor the
memory of her illustrious founder, though
under other circumstances I would gladly
have paid any feeble tribute I could to the
three great men heroes and apostles, all
of them who planted religious liberty on
these shores Roger Williams, Lord
Baltim ire and William I'onn aud most
especially to Pcnn, whoso system of just
and equal laws attracted theadmiratiou of
the world and made this tho most pros
perous, as it was tin best governed,
society then on tho l.ico of the earth.
Macaulcy denied h"n honesty and the
brightest of your newspapers only this
morning easts discredit on his talents and
MiceesH as a law giver. Both arc equally
unju.st. He is one of tho grandest figures
in human history. No man ever appro
heuded agro.it. moral idea more readily
or adhered to it more steadfastly. The
political philosophers of Continental
huropo were right when they said that
Pcnn's " Frame of Government " cast all
'he efforts of Greeks aud Romans into deep
shade.
Our commonwealth started most au
spiciously. But, alas ! tho virtuous max
ims of AVilli.un Ponn, though romombeied
with a soil of historic respect, are
quite unheeded in our actual legislation.
Ho and his coadjutors would havo died in
despur if thoy had foreseen tho fatal do
generaey of thoir successors.
ju l'oiiu'rt Xliuo ami Now.
Pcnu's laws wero successful because they
wj:- ..quid iu thuir operation upon all
ckiMi-.-i. Iu the distribution of public
burden -, justice was done to all and favor
shown to none. Now wo have changed
ail mar. is ot only by special laws, which
it seems thai uo constitutional interdict cau
stop or impede, but by tho general and de
liberate pjliey of our rulers, laud and
labor are subjugated to tho interests of
corporate monopolies and powerful capi
talists. The farmer who cultivates his
own soil has nothing for his investment
and very little for his work after ho di
vides his crops with tho railroad aud pays
his taxes on everything ho buys, whether
imported from abroad or mado at homo.
If he saves a littlo by pinching frugality
soiuu collector, armed with public author
ity, is sure to wring it out of his hands.
Workmen are everywhere complaining of
inadequate wages, and their complaint is
well-founded, for you kuow they aro
deathly pjur. Look at any placo where
large numbers of them are employed, .and
you will liud that almost iuvariably pri
vation goes with toil. Hardly one in a
hundred could livo through a week's sick
ness without charitable aid, or if ho died
lcavo enough to bury him. The law which
ought to secure every man a living, if ho
earns it, loaves him to tho mercy of his
employer aud docs not givo him even a
voico in tho adjustment of his compensa
tion. Labor is tho muzzled ox that treads
out tho corn of the capitalist. If he starves
ho may groan aud striko out, or lower his
horns for a push, but ho is goaded back
to tho everlasting round of tho threshing
floor, and tho machinery that koops hiin
there is only mado heavier and tighter.
Existing law not only refuses its aid to
lift tho yoke from his nock, but scowls
upon him as unruly aud vicious if ho tries
to do it himself.
Trying to Deceive Voters.
You cannot bo ignorant, Mr. Chairman,
that tho supporters of tho now dominant
party claim that their legislation has put
tho couutry in a stato of bouudloss pros
perity, for they insert it in all thoir plat
forms and shout it from evory stump. I do
not think this is meant as a mere insult
to the poverty of tho workiug classes ;
think voters cau bo fooled into tho belief
that public prosperity is to bo counted not
by tho thrift of the many, but by tho un
natural growth of colossal fortunes iu the
hands of a few. If you do not moot this
brag wim an indignant denial you aro
not the mau I took you for. Let them
understand you distinctly wheu you say
that you do not believe in a government
of rings, which distresses one class to cn
lich another and for every millionaire
makes a thousand paupers. Speak to them
roundly wheu you tell them that their
evil is not good. Lift up your voico like
a trumpet wheu you denounce the perni
cious theory that a country can ever bo
prosperous whore " wealth accumulates
aud men dicay."
Though not a croaker, 1 havo sometimes
had forebodings of au evil fate for tho
couutry. But tho reserve of moral force,
which hcciiiod so slow in coming to tlio
field, is moving now ; tho prospect bright
cus, and my melancholy visions of the
future "flit less palpably before mo." AVc
have a suberb candidate for governor,
whoso election cau hardly bo defeated by
any amount of fraud or false counting.
Mr. Pattison is not a demagogue, to make
promises aud fail to keep them. No
abuso that ho can reach will escape the
unspariug hand of his reform ; uo needed
law for tho security of proporty or tho
protection of labor will bo without his
recommendation or appioval. Ho cau do
much good and save multitudes of them
that are ready to peris h, without hurting
a righteous hair ou tho head of anybody
c1m If he bo equal to to his duty ( and I
think ho is ), ho will make his state an ex
r.rcplo of honest government which others
will bo proud to follow, J. S. Black.
ioilc, October 35, 1883.
"Slow and steady wins tho race." Stead
ily, but not slowlv. Kidney-Wort is distancing
all competition for univetul popularity and
usefulness. This celebrated remedy can now
bo obtained iu the msual dry vcgetablo form,
or in liquid lonu. It is put up in ftho latter
way tor the especial convenience of those who
cannot readily prepare it. It will be found
very concentrated and will act with equal effi
ciency in cither lonn, See advertisement.
mg" Every coiorot the Diamond oyes is per
fect. Sco the samples ot the colored cloth at
the druggists. Uuequaled for brilliancy.
SIKUlV.1l..
Nothing builds up shattered constitutions
so quickly as iirown's Iron Bitters. JTorsale
by ll.ll. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North
Queen street.
ITlie Celluloid Kye-Ulasscs arc the lightest,
handsomest and most durable made. Oct a
pair, t or saie Dy an leading Jewelers and Opticians.
Sbilou's cube will immediately relievo
Croup, Whooping Cough and Hronclilti, For
sale by H. 11. Cochran, druggist, 137 and isu
North Quoen street.
Saiion's Catarrh kkmedv a posltlvo cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Ciiukcr Mouth.
For sale by II. H. Cochran, tlruUt, 137 and
119 North Uneon street, '
Walnut Lear Ilalr Kestorer.
It Is entirely dltlercnt from all others. It is
as clear us water, mid, us Its nauiu indicator,
is it perfect Vegctalilf Hiiir Uestorer. It will
immediately tree the head from all dandrntl,
restore gray hair to its natural color aud pro
duce u new growth where it has fallen ott'.
It docs not In any maimer effect tho health,
which Sulphur. Sugar of Lu-ul and Nltrutuol
Silver preparations liayo done. It will change
light or faded hair in a few days to a beautiful
glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Kach
bottle is warranted. fcMlTll, KLINE ft CI'.,
Wholesale Agent., 1'hliudcliihia, and C. N.
CUITTENTON Now York. ninisiyd.i-od&w
MIS IU V A L.
K1
tmia-woKT
rt
Suro Curo for AH Diseases
OF THE
KIDNEYS AND LIVER.
ii uas spicule action on tins most Iiuimi
ant organ, enabling it to tlnow oft torpidity
unit inaction. Mliiiulutlug thu healthy secre
tion of thu I.ilc, and by keeping thu bowels in
fi ee condition, eilecting its regular discharge.
TWTs lainci I' you toe miilcriug from ina
!Ylc1iClilla. luiia. have the chills. :ue bil
lous, dyspeptic or constipated, Kidney-Wort
will surely relievo and qiiicl.-ly cure.
In I he .Spring to cleanse the Sydem. every
one hIioiiIiI lake a tlioiough course ot il.
Hold by Druggists. l'rlce, Si.
KIDNEY-WORT.
Hep-Ji yd&wAI W4r 41
ciMTJiura.
HISTORY REPEATED.
Penn started in this country
200 years ago asa clothier. We
continue in the same line upon
similar principles of equity and
prudence, only with enlarged
facilities for supplying the needy.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
Ledger Building, Chestnut & Sixth tSls.
PHILADELPHIA.
o'Muid
UUOWAfS IKON IHTTEK3.
SEEK
health aud avoid sickness. Instead of
feeling tired and worn out, instead of
aches aud paius, wouldn't you rather
feci fresh aud stroii" ?
You cau continue fooling uiu,erub!o
and good for nothing, and no ouo but
yourself can find fault, but if ywi aro
tired of that kind of life, you can
change it if you choose.
How? By ettitig one bottle of
Bkown's Ikon Bittkus, and taking it.
regularly according- to directions.
Mau-ucld. Ohio, Nuv.2;, In)!.
Ciei:tluinen:-I have suffered
with pain in my (.! and back,
and sre.it .-orencm on my brt nt
with Hliootlug palm nil through
my iMhly. utlonded with great
weakness, depression ot spirit:),
and loss or appetite. I luive
taken several dlirureut medi
cines, and was ti cited by promi
nent phyMeiaiw fur my Ilvei,
kidney.--, and spleen, but I got
no relief. I thought I would try
ICrown's Iron Hitters; I have
now taken one bottlo and a halt
and am about well pulti in side
and back ail gone soreness all
out of my breast, mnl I have u
good appetite, and am gainiii,;
in strenglli and llesh. II ;.n
jiistlv 1m- railed the King of mat
ieines. .Ioii! K. Allksdeii.
Bkow.n's Ikon Bitteius is comjMiscd
of Irou iu soluble form ; Cinchona
tho great touii, together with other
standard remedies, making a remark
able non-alcoholic tonic, which will
cure dyspepsia, Indigestion, Malaria.
Weakness, and relievo all Lung and
Kiduey diseases.
For solo whole-Halo Hint retail by 1. II. COCH
RAN, Druggist, IJ7 um! i:; North queen
slieei. .Lancaster
oillwdAw
Tiouoii aVKurJ
L0HKKJ RENOWNED
COUGH SYRUP
Has cured thousands. It will cure your
Cough or Cold iu less 1 1 mo tliau any oilier
preparation.
V111CE2Z VENTS 1'JSRJtOTThK,
l'rc pared and sold only by
CHAS. A. LOCHER,
NO. O EAST KING STREET.
LANC'AhTItU. rA.
JfAfJSU IIAKHINUft, e.
1j!.CIAI. NOTIOIS.
8
'"I is more brave to live than to die." There
fore don't wait till a slight Cough develops it
self into consumption but secure a bottlo oi
Dr. Jlull's Cough hyrup at the same outlay of
'.5 cents, cure your Cough and livo on happily.
Onrivaled
As being a certain cure tor the worst forms ot
dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, impurity
of blood, torpid liver, disordered kidneys,
etc., and as a medicine for eradicating every
species ot humor, from an ordinary pimple to
the worst ulcer, liurdock Mood Bitters stand
unrivaled. Triced. For sale by U. II. Coch
ran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street.
This Ukv. Oko. it. Tiiayur. ot isourbon, lml.,
say-) : "iloth myself ami wife owe our lives to
Suii.ohN C'omscmption Curb. For salo by II. 11.
Cochran, druggist, 137 anil 139 North Queen
street.
Incredible.
V. A.- Scratch, druggist, Ruthven, Ont.,
writes: "I have tun greatest confidence Iu
your liurdock Itlood Hitters. In one case with
which I am personally acquainted their suc
cess was almost inert diblc. One lady told mn
that half a bottle did her more good than hun
dreds of dollars' worth ct medicine she had
previously taken." Price$l. For sale by H. 15
Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen
atrcet.
The haudjamest Mock ol
CLOTI-HNU
wu havo ever oilured for
MEN, YOUTHS AC-JD BOYS.
CHOICER STYLES THAN EVER.
liETTER 21AUE THAN EVER.
LOWER l'RICEO THAN EVEIt.
Special All-Wool MEN'S .SUIT, in Urcy and
Krown Uixcd, SIO.OO.
FELL STOCiv OF
OVERCOATS,
UiKfcS IV. FKV.
WJH CARRY AS I. A HUE A LINE OF
WALL PAPERS.
Asany iloiisoln this put of tho .State. Tim
lino embraces everv dc3ciipliuii ot 1'ACKt:
HANOINUS. from the lowe.it t. the Illicit
goods. GILT PAPERS fiom S conlHaplote
up In choice shapes and colorings. Wuh.ive
in our cmpioy nrsvciuKi I'Al'Klt HANUKIO.
and arc prepared to dowo.k promptly um!
much below tlio regular pr-cus
OAOOand It AND WINIlOW hHADKS.PLAl.V
OOOIia by the Yard in ail Colors and
Width. FlXTURhS. LOOPS,
TASSELS, ORNA
MENTS, Etc.
in lubiilidlug onr Store Room 1i wai i n
l.uged.aml we occupy part ol It lortlmi--clii'-ive
call of
' . too Curta'iiB,
Lace Lambrequins,
LucoTidioe,
Laco Bed ote,
Laco Pillow fchams.
You will find Iu our. stock xomeeliolcii good
in White and Cream, ami Ix-surprised al tin:
nice Curtains you can get lor ;4 hjualt out...y.
We keep all Icimb of Volt in
Crass, Ah!i, Ebony, Cherry and lVainut,
Extuii-t'on Cornice-) ami Fine 3Ilrror.
PHARESW. FRY,
No. 57 North Queer: St., Lancualor.
ur..t:is Ait jiri:rx'iivjtjsti.
UU a AlAliTJS.
ranging In price fiom $i.nn to J0.r.
i" u Superior Manutacluro.
All ot
IVIces Underneath the Lowest.
D. B. Hostetter & Sod,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
O 8. KATHVON,
(LATK BATHVOH tt KSUXB.)
Merchant Tailor and Draper,
CORNER NORTH QUEEN AND ORANOE
STREETS, LANCASTER, PA.
Is supplied with a Fino Stock of
FALL AND WINTER
COATINGS. SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS,
PANTALOONINGS and VESTINGS.
All or which will be mado promptly to on ter
and satlslaction guaranteed, in
Fit and Fashion.
Goods sold by the yard or pattern.
oct7-liniI
SAMUKL II. PRICE, A.TTOKNEY, UAS
Removed his Onlco trom 56 North Iuk
wired to So. 41 GRANT STREET, immedi
ately in Rear of Court House, LongV New
Uulfding. Hnl7-Ud
riUKI SALI. 1IAMU-MAUK HAVANA
J. Clgar.i lot 5 cents at
IIARTM AN'S Y ELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STOKE.
W
DECORATED CHINA
AT
CHINA HALL
itaaro now opening our Fall Importations
of
liAVILAND'o' DECORATED CHINA,
-IN
DINNER SETS,
TEA SETS,
TETE-A-TETE SETS,
I ESS ERT SKIS,
SOLITAIRE SETS.
Solit uri: Ciifj and S.Miccra,
Fruit 1'talerf,
Ifu-iscrt P'ati s,
icoCieam het
Ciidj'udurcs, Ac.
A Full Llue of
ting.
WHITE CHINA tor decora-
High & Martin
16 BAST KINO STBBBT.
LANCASTER. PA.
JjiyUOMB, 4tV.
HOUSKAI. COlI
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
Ho. 43 North Quaes atreet, lancaster, Fit.
Tho very beet and finest qualities of Foreign
and OomesUc WINKS anil LIQUORS, con.
stantly lor salo at wholcsalo aud retail.
Straight Old Ryo Whisky of tho distillation
of 1875. Pure unadulterated Custom Uouso .
ISrandy, warranted ot the vintage ot lscu.
Kept especially for medicinal pnrposoa. Pure
Old Holland Gin, and other Whiskies, Bran
died and Wines to sult.tho trade.
foUMyd UOUSKAL CO.
Vl-lM.l. link or EUUHKr, rOKOt
and idhTiilaylng cards at
HA RTJt AN'S YELLOW FRONT CISAK
STORE