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Volume XIX--.Ne. IU.
LANCASTEK, PA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 13, lt-83.
Price Twe Cents.
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if i I B i m n i-3raKO
il 1 UlAWAy V I lAvA
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tamtj T3l fe. a LJv f &. szw j.s .sawwesyp? -vBSfleaat-s
T53"rS
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tnS S GIVLKK,
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
-FOR-
DRY GOODS and CAEPET8.
We are offering Goods at very low prices in every department of our immense stock te re-
uui.v. un. aaiuutiiuiidJvc room
style carpets in this city and are
ui iiuubc-i-uriiihiung motion
kins, &c, at the LATH RKDL'CIi
offering cheap goods.
JOHN S. GIVLEE & CO.,
DKY GOODS, CAKPEr AND MEKC1IA2JT TA.IL0KLXO HOUSE,
Ne. 25 EAST KING STREET. - - - LANCASTER, PA.
M
VK1CS Si lCATHKIIft.
.MERCHANT TAILORING-.
New died in Imported Weiatcdt. iu V,;ukvt, Diagonal ami llinleye weave, in I'.lue, Gieeu and lilaek
JNew ellects m Silks Mixed English, (Jht,viets in all la-jliieuabk colors.
New eirects in Seetcli Cheviots, in nil ia.sliieiiabbj colon.
-Sicw eilects in Imported Oveiceating,
MYERS & RA.THITONr,
FINE MERCHANT TAILORS,
jtur
N
text neon in run jeukt iieusc.
FAHNE
,, I,,iI.Jl':VV1,M:,? !l,Ml L'XIJLCACIIEI) SHEEl'INl! and SIHRriNCrf MUSLINS.
Mill Line of all the most, Popular Makes and most Den-able Wi.itlis.at Lewest Prices.
TABLE LINEN.
L.AKGE STOCK, all at our usual Lew Pi ices.
WHITE CROCHET and HONEY-COMB QUILTS,
At Tee, 87 e, $1.00 and 1 25.
MAIISEILES COUNTERPANES iu All Qualities Cheap.
BL.ANL.KETS, COMFORTS, TICKINGS, FURNITURE CHEOKS
FEATHERS, FEATHERS.
Full line of 1)U V GOODS, .suitable for these commencing Ilininekect.iti-' or these
about te replenish. All at our usual Lew LVic-s.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE,
IIUT.V .lA'Jt
lSTAUUsUfcU JT.S&
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
At REIGART'8 OLD WIIE SHE, 1. 29 East ft Street
CT CALL AND EXAMINE. X
VV ll.uejiibt receivcil lnci-l iiem the I.I:iiii ct il.uieila tli mlUiii inu- WiniN
Verdcliie,
Vintage
1S70 :
which u eIIct te OUT IMI-tOllIt)--, tO.'ltlltT
DEI KAN; :init KI.NJ-. el.! 'HKKKIKs.
iiuA.N 111 I.i u loll ,s: V inlau'i' 10. Jsl(
., ., " v .............. ,. v i.uMl..ir;iiti ., mi-. :
i i ..-' ,V ',,il "'' '' l'" H'l-siiuii'
Lube! Dry, Jii-iK .V Ce.'s iiate Cuvei', .lulcs
ji si a ffi itr;,u.'
JTEliX
vJttiji. l ujjO.
Frem the Pleasant Valley Vine Company, irt Hamnaen deport. N. Y
in- i- mi; r nirL j hum ilmII 1 lie 111 I IIP lllltl
:il the Inlleu iu;j Kiiiiuen At
s M i,
S. CLAY
Wines, Branflies, Bins,
ie. 33 PENS SQUAKE,
GIBSON'S WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
jieuHt: jriutxixiiijxu noens.
LlIMI A; AV1L.L.1SON.
SIOW SHOVELS from 20c. te 40c.
SLEDS from 60e. up.
lElS
, fill STEEL BOMEES, oily $1.25.
AT
FLINN &
Ne. 152 North Queen St.,
J-LUM11IXO AK1
JOHN I
AKNULt),
WHY NOT BUY A FINE GAS EIXTUKE
FOR YOUK PARLOR, DINIXG-I100M OR HALL,
FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT ?
i JL8 nJj m,St l'rriUiaufc am uscrul Present you could make I have tbcm from
$1.00 te $200.00 each. We have a few
Sconces with Beveled Mirrors. Jardiueres for Window Flowers.
STANDING MIRRORS.
Largest stock of Fi"? G'ei ,1 r.igh Rc.ldinff Li hts Ca aud sce he
Fine Window Display. EXPLNSESLOW. PRICES LOW
JOHN L. ARNOLD,
N03. 11, 13 and lG.East Orange Street, - Lancaster, Pa.
21E1HCJLL,.
rioueu sYucr.
EOCIIER'S KEX0WNED
COUGH SYRUP
y
Has cured thousand-, it vm cine our
CeukIi or Celd in Icsh time tiian any ether
pre;)ura.tIen.
price ss ce:'tn mi bottle,
Prepared and sold only by
CHAS. A. L0CHER,
NO. 9 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, I'A.
DKW OOOllH, Ox.
ier spring uoeas. We carry
selling- them at bargain prices.
uoeus, Muslins, b
D PRICES. Call and see
1
UL.OTU1NH.
iu I,
emluii Beavers, English Meltons, Iverbeys and the popular
Ne. 12 East
t.'oeitn.
STOCK.
LANCASTER, PA.
J.HJUOJCi.
Sereial,
Vintage
IS 10,
with
our out 1SW, JSU,
j?ir. ms una 1SZ7MA-
.'.' i'jj rsS Finn (ilil I'W ivrncr i i-u
i-t-ipi'i- iH-uwirlf, j. ii. 3111111111
& Ce.'s lrv
J.ruicli.'. reiiiini-ivM'C Vi nvr
Cliuuiiieii. aii1 ihu
Lliuuet, YclIeV
EX. DKYWINR.
lCt. H'lTiuir K'Otl !LW:mIf.! tlut lnrhr.t !......
lciiiiu Is,.! :mil I'liiluilclplil.i lbTli.
H, E. Slaymaker,
AUE.VT.
MILLER,
OKI Rye Wliiskies, &c,
LANCASTER I'A.
WILLSON.
Lancaster, Pa.
UAH J-'ITTJSU.
LKJUOK8, JtO.
HUUHBAL. ACO'S
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
He. 43 North Ouoen street, lancaster, I'm.
Tlie very best and finest Qualities et Foreign
and Demestic WINES und LIQUOItS con
stantly ler sale at wholesale and retail
StraiKlit Old liye Wlilsicy of the distillation
eflS75. Tuie unadulleratiid Custom Ueue
JJrunily. warranted et the vintage et lsfiO
Kept especially ter medicinal purposes. Pure
Old Helland Uin, and ether Wliiskics, Bran
dies and Wines le suit the trade.
feliS-li UOUSKAL CO.
1J1AMOS
AM) FU1C.V1TUKB KGMUVKU
I at short ;
notice Ake. tli:ilir in s.(rtkn.i
liaiul and antique Furnituie, Stevi-s and
lrackctSa-As. J1.50. AUO. F. JiKINOKIU,,
,, ,, - , . 320 North Queen street.
Ueclj-inrt (Abovdthe Northern Mai fcct.)
0. s. if A rn VuN
the largest assortment of New
We are also opening full lines
bheetings, lickings, I able Linens. Towels. N.in-
and be convinced that we are
.Nif-eibea
King Street, Lancaster Pa.
M Vtt 1VAL I VA III I'M A A !.
Hl-Altl.I-UhU 1805.
ii. r. eirrn,
Kranicli & Bach.
PIANO-FORTES.
Mjlseu & Hamlin, rdeubct & Ce.'s
ORGANS.
Aililicvi Cuc?i)Oiiileiice te
Ne. 310 MARKET STREET,
HAIU:i15Lr!U;, I'A.
ll2S-Ji:u.
"jirusic isexts.
Music Bexes,
Closing Out Sale
A I
HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.
Thi lii-iii our lat -ale in I UN city for -ome
-uri, ut-ihsiif te v,.n ul u,,. eniiiuslni k
ln.-toi!cl(-iiieiir .ut-iiiDiiw ler the m-ii-em.
le lliii i-iiil v. qii,i!( tin; lnHi-vt possible
pine-., with only sin ill a.l v.mte ever coil et
uiuuiU.itMiiini'. tu cevir f.xpcuii-' .
Onlj tiiu",t qu.ilitv ltif,'h ( liih Jlutie lio.xe-'-liici.illy
mailif lei our n-l.iil ti.ulc, niL-luiliiii;
ih:iiiv nrwMjhi wnii i.nst iiiipievcineiitd
Hiuiet Jin Kiv.it iM utualiiiny ; lai Hiirciinr te
tlKi e iiinmy Muiu isexi-. Kcneially .void in
this country. Tin- tone et iIi.-mv bet'-. is very
pewerlul :iinl ut tlie 1.11111) linn- remarkably
Hwcct. MiiiViil ISiimn with Iti-lln, Drums,
(.'uManets. celi-.ti.il Vi.it-i-, li:iii Zitl cr,
and
.n.r. iiiuiuiu, i;:iiuiiii ii. reup. ' nun
biililiiiii'-fluriiieiiiu. Ac. v. ill. two nu
inrce 111:1m springs i unnin;
times the length et eulii'ar
one winding.
twirc and tluee
Music liexes by
Large stock et small Music Itexes : ale, Al
lniiiis, Cnjar I'aileis, Uc untcrs, ,V;c., with con
coaled music.
Immense Display ! Tu'West H
lectiens !
Ne home should be without
beautiful iiistiuuicnls
one et these
Tills is an opportunity seldom micro.!. Trice
list en npj'licalien.
G. GAUTSCHI & CO.,
MAN'UFAUTUKKllS OF MUSIOAI ItOXKS,
Ste. Croix, Switzerland.
Salesroems: Ne. 1013 Chestnul St.,
rilll.AlJKM'JIIA.
nevl.vttd
tiLAliS AX1 tJVICI.y-.HAJCh.
TTIOU a flJAitXIX.
Qiiiswars! - OiiPisMi!
AT
CHINA- HALL.
We have Ju-t lcccived per Steamship mi.
Ola anetlicr InipeitatiMii et
Wliite Gnuiiie Ware
IN
DINNER,
TEA and
CHAMBER WARE.
We hive :i I.arj,'e Stock et HOUSI.FUK
N1SH1NG COOHt: in our line.
JletiscsUrcs Receive Special Attention.
CTi-Our Ceeds must prove fcati-lactery or
will be exchanged.
High & Martin's,
15 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTEK. I'A.
VJLBrjSXB.
"lAKk'KTS.
Carpet Manufactory,
Having undertaken te manufacture UAQ
and CHAIN CAKPETS, wlielesale, '.'.(-OO yards
per week, I aia new prepared te sell my entire
stc-ket
Brussels, Ingrain and Venetian
ets9
AT GliEAT BARGAINS AND !AT BKLOW
COST,
te make room and give my entlre intention te
wholesale trade el my own nianulaetured
goods, riease call early.
H. S. SHIRK,
CARPET HALL,
Oer. West King and Water Ste. I
Carp
SATUEDAY MISCELLANY.
OANClU TI5AX UAS SUM, IM IN IT.
Ceuutrj Waltzari Who Lack Uracc, but
Wliu KefiiMe te Lope Laiilj Si:une3
in Uruiunt ltail lteuui.
IJuillngien Letter 10 Tiey Tiu.es.
Let us pieseut ourselves at a jjeuuiue
eetintiy dauee in Vermeut. Tlie muti
ciatib have just eeme in aiid taken the
.t.at8 provided for them en a sliyhtly
laired i!dtfeim at one end of thelem;
hall. About fifty or sixty couples of
young poepie are teaueicu aoe.it through
the hall, some iu meny gieupt-, talkinj:,
ethcis mete basliful, clinging te racii
etherV aims aud waiting in biluiice for
the music te sti ike up. A:ter the usual
prelude of shrilling and tooting the leader
of the little orchestra nods te the lloer
manager, who promptly steps ferwaid and
sheuts: ''Gentlemen, please take part.
tiers for , " as the d.mee may be. If it
is a waits the expectant swain awkwardly
and blnshiiigly encircles the fair one with
his arm and begins te swing, with a sort
f lythuiic apology for the preinatureness
of the embrace. She timidly places her
hand m U10 and undulates htyhtly iu bj m
pathy with hii. impatience.
At last the leader of the eieln Ml a leeks
significantly anmud his little baud el
artists, uedi hi- he.ul upon hii violin,
ilraWb hi bow with an emphatic gt-ntine,
and the music stiike.i up. About, li.tlr the
couples in the room have caught the
ihytlnii of the miiiic ; the etln-is swing
hopelessly 1011ml, changing .-.tep and
I. limping into each ether, till something
like a conglomerated dead-lock eiiMtes'in
one pait of the 100m, aud the danccis
composing it disi-ngae theiuseive and
wander away with mauy blusln s te a meie
open space, wheie they try it again No
body scorns te notice the littie by-pl.iy.
All are d.iiicinir. or tivui" te dance, and
have enough te de te attend te their own
motions, ileie is a ceuple, neither of
whom knew hew te waltz or have the
slightest idea e! the magic power of
ihjtbiu ; but that does net seem te dis
tin b them iu the least. It iiiud ami uitiiid
they swing, executing Ihu himpKst kind
el .icimLi with endless repetition, l'ri s
eutly they both gnuv t.e diz.j that ihey
staager agaiinlthe wall aud s'and thcie
panting and pet -.piling till their equili
biium and th-ir bi'-ath is l.ceveied,
when they launch upon a new
Sv.-iis of idvolutieus. Lint theie aie
plenty of geed danccis en the lloer
whom it is a pleasme te watch. Ticyde
net adept the limp, ai-theti al attitude
and la.y lepa of the fashi.mabli- city
waltzer, but go whaling down the llenr at
a geed lively pace and, even wln-ie the
eiewd is the thickest, cirem from ceup't;
te couplelike billutd balls. The young
lady does net lay her cheek ufreelienately
011 the young gentleman's shoulder, nor
sti etch out her lilli white aim and feath
ered fan in the dinctieu of the Pelar star,
wheie it nu-ets her p.utner's at an equally
inconvenient and ridiculous attitude, but
she d.mci's iu .1 natui.il posit i .11, slightly
inclined ferwaid, and support m1 bj her
liartner's aim, while eiaj hand lists liimly
en his sheuldei aud the ether is cl.i::ped by
liia dist ngaged hand. Theiv is a :;piing
and spiiit, an cudui.i'ucc and evident e:i e:i
jeiineut. about, tiie.ve cuiniiij dunce
which you will leek for in vaiu m the en
eivaliug and pci fumed air of t.li fa'-loeu
able saloon. T!ie.-c jeung pcepli: will
dance all night long and be te.idj for an
ethei b.ill the next ni glit.
OlMrsti lvirii van i:i)i:i:N .Mi!,t.t:
A I'routliiu.iii'e Oultitiiiis el 5eini aim ncmi
itubles.
The dinner bewail at 7 o'clock and the
j-uest 'e!t the table at 10. What a bete ! '
As the dinner was en my account 1 had
the pi ice of houer, notwithstanding the
ptescace of the eidne dijilema'ic 1ikI.,
this b'-iiH'. a j.iece of pelitene-s shown te
new airivals. When dinner wae anneui.c
d the president took my arm and led me
into the dining room a fine room, well
decorated and made me sit en his riht
hand. The table, at which -10 .'lies' s were
seated, would have held l'JO. The wait
ing was poed for America and the dinner
was excellent. The Fiench cook ti Id my
valet tle follevn j cuiioiie fact: Fer
fceveial mouths, mikj the juesiijcntial
election has beeu the question of the
day, many peisens who airive
daily te breakfast or dinner with
out notice threatened te vete
against him if they weie net cutcilained.
The cook stated that he had all possible
trouble in satisfying them, and that they
often u turned what he sent up, doing se
en the pietextthat it was uneatable, and
ordering something else ; the result being
that my valit remarked in all sciieusucss,
" I should think it no easy matter te be
president." I went Fiidayte dine with
the presideut, Mr. Tyler Forty
men were present, but no women ; the
latter did net appear till after dinner. I
was seated between Mr. Hpenccr and
Mr. "Webster. The latter thiew off the
pseudo dignity iu which he constant
ly clothes Ins ad mcdieciity ; the
madiera, of which he drank tee much,
net only rendeied him agreeable, iu the
American fashion that is te say, but caus
ed him te beconie maudlin ; he claspud
my arm with both hands aud said ; ' My
dear Raceurt, I am exceedingly pleased te
see you te-night ; I feci this much mere
than I have previously done, though I can
not tell why. Perhaps I have net hitherto
been friendly enough toward you, but, if
you will allow me, we shall new become a
pair of friends ; you shall see that I am a
geed fellow. Come and see mc daily
without ceremony ; that will please me
greatly, my dear Raceurt, because I really
liud you charming." This llattering
avowal was made in halting phrase, and 1
must tell you, with hiccups which ren -dercd
the neighborhood of the secretary
ofstateanj thing but pleasant. All this
occurred at the table at the head of state
at a dinner given te the representatives of
all the Eurepeau powers !
"Webster was pompous in the extreme and
ill at case. I ceutiuue te be of the opinion
that all the leading men iu this country
would be second or third rate mtn in
England. They jive themselves stuckup
airs charactcrist'c of rich Londen brewers,
having all their vanity, vulgarity and ab
surdity. Mr. Clay is a man of another
type; he is a gentleman fatmer. Souven
irs iVun Diplemate, dc Baeeurt.
AS lSDOMlrABLE
LITTLE KCBL.
A Geed Story
el AVhlcli General
Meade ta
tne Here.
Nashville American.
"When in command at Atlanta, General
Meade was quite popular, and visited the
highest circles of Southern society, and
was a particularly welcome guest at the
house of Dr. Lawsche'a parents. A
bright, prattling little girl of Ave years,
of a neighboring family, under the influ
ence of her old nurte, had imbibed a mor
tal fear and hatred of the " terrible
Yanks." One evening at a social gather
ing a young lady present, in a spirit of
mischief, asked the enfant terrible:
""What are you?" 'Tse a webel,"
was the (piick icply. ' "Well, who's a
Yank ?" was the next nut-sHeu ; and be
fore any oue could iutcipose the child an
swered, "Old Meade." The geed natured
general laughed heartily at this, and tak-
ing the child en his lap for she was vf-ry
feud of him told her that he was " Old
Meade." The child looking Inte h s face,
in an incredulous voice asked : " Is you
'Old Meade;"" Thea followed a suc
cession of screams as the child
stluggled te release herself, while
the general was convulsed with
laughter. Standing in the middle
of the room aud looking the general
straight iu the face, her littie fei in quiv
ering with anger aud excitement, she
stampfed her feet and saia : " I hate you,
'Old Meade,' I hate you ! ' Every one
preseut save the gallaut soldier felt deeply
niei titled. He never failed te inquire
atter his little enemy, anil would sand her
presents. She Would meet him en the
stieets afterward, but could never be iu
duced te address him ether than " Hew
de you de, Old Meade?" Finally the
little one's prejudice, were away, and,
meeting the soldier 0110 dav, iu a meek
voice, scarcely audible, saluted him, 'How 'Hew 'How
de you de, General?" '-Ne, no." said
Meade, turning quickly, "I'm net General
Meade, I'm only ' Old Meide! ' " They
eventually became veiy warm fricuds.
ileiv te .H.ikti a iinriHlcl! Ti,e Will Tickle
tlie l'alalu for .111 Heur.
V w ort liv euin l'et.
Te make wonderfully appetiz'r.g sand
wich.'s pieceed 111 tnis way: Take equal
quantities of the Ineast of a cold boiled
chicken and of cold boiled tongue. Chop
them very line ; se Hue itt fact th it you
cannot distinguish the sepai ate particle1!.
Add a geed large half-teaspoon ful el
celeiy salt, a pinch el ciyenue p"pj cr and
four tablespoonfuls of Mayonnaise du-ss-nig.
This quantity of condiments will be
enough te season the biest el one Urge
cbisken and an equal qu.iutit.y et tongue.
When this is perfectly ctild, spmid .some
thin slices ei biead with battel and then
with llih inixtiue. Da net pr-pne them
till jeu ate about ready te serve them. Ii
you wieh te take sandwiches ter a lunch
when traveling, be c.ueful net t- make
the (hissing quite se moist .14 you would if
they aie te be eaten at home. The better
way, if you de net object te tha tieubli',
is te jmt the salad ii'lmg in lsuiill glass
jir, and spiead the andwichea as 30U
need them.
One geed way te util'ze bits of cold
venison is te chop them line, then heat
with some of the gravy left liem dinner,
or, if you have none, with a hille water.
in which jeu put a geueieus lump of but
ter ; season with pepper and .sail ; then
till some patty pauu with the venison and
cover the top with ciu-t. Uaki until the
citist is ' deni brown."
"What U heaven's best jlttte in m V" .-In:
aked, pweetly binilinx en him, "In-. ISull's
Cen 'h -jyruii," he ielie I. with prudence. He
I adjust been cured by it el a bad celli.
Tiieiiia-j .McKluec, Mt. Carine, I'll., aJ:
"liinwiiS linn l!iticr- Is unexcelled as a ic
niedy ler iinlictlen and Kencnl debility."
Fer -ale by II. I!. Cochran driigirist, i:S7and
1 VXeith (Jue-n st eet. js lud.Vw
" Duiability is better than Miew." Iiiir
alillltv et health is uer Ii mere than Hit
ivf.tllh nt a Vand lbilt Kidney-. ort 1-111 ill's
cii-lube el'iu m.iintaiuiuc liealth. U itli hcullliy
liver, beuels and l:iduen. lucu and women
ttlilnlwijxli. la jjin(t health, it tlm biMieN
are leriii.l, it p les tenii'-nt, i the back is lull
eip.ii ii set u package et K dncy-Weil and lie
cm. u i'lieui meic sullciinu.
Cji-1 lie mii.-l biiliiant shades in-.ible, en
all lain les a-e made by 111' Diamond Dyes.
UncijUa led ler Inilir li-cj and duraliiiily. Ii)
cents.
SiiileiiV Ceu-jii and Cousunipiien Cure is
sold by us en a iiiai-.inle". It cine-' cmiMUup
llmi. for -ale by H. n. Ceehr.-n, din;.;ist
1J7 ami Ml Neilh luefii st. myl-imleew Aw
Honorable .'Meiiilen.
Ol all Hie remedies en cartli tint well may
claim attention. In-. Themas' Eehcl'ic oil
ceutniands e-.peci il mention Fer wen. liens
power t, cine disea-n. it- lame none can
thiettle. Its merits are net in the pull, but
aie in-ide the heille. Kheumatism, neuialia,
sole Hu eat, asthniii, bienchitii. dinhtheiia.
I'lC.
lie all cuieil by Theuus' Kcleetric Oil.
ler -ale by H. 15. cechran, ilruy
l.i'J Net ill Cjueeu sirei-t.
,'ist, lsuiill
Slkeklmi nights, made uil-ciuble by that
tciibie con h. bhileh's ( tin: I- the remedy
ter you. Fer sale bv II. IJ . Cochran, ili-iuist
1. IT and i; North Ouccn St. myj-l ideew,Sw
.Nearly u Miracle.
K.A-enHh Hall, ISInxliamtnn, N. Y. witcs:
l-ulb-reil ter several mouths lithadull
p.iiu through the lett lun an.l shoulders. 1
le-t my -pints, appetite and color, and could
with dilliculty keep no ill dav. Jly mother
)u Denied -eme '.unlock llloed ilitteis ; 1 took
them as diiected, and have lelt no pain since
lii-t week atler u-Iiik them, aud am new mte
uell." lilce$I. Fer tle by II. . Cechian,
ititiK-jist, 137 nail l::'J .North Qui en street.
SmieK'u Vitullzer is what you need ter Con
stipation, Less et appetite, Dizzii ss and all
symptoms, of Dyspepsia. I'rieehlami 7. cents
per bottle. Fer -ale by II. II. Cechian, drusj
tji-t, 137 and 130 North Oueeii bt. invIAw
AValuut Leaf Hair Kesterer.
It is entirely ditlcrent from all ethcis. It is
as clear as water, and, us its name indicate-',
is a. perfect Vegetable Hair Ilesterer It will
immediately lice the head from all ilaudrult,
restore ?;ray hair te its natural color and pro
duce a new fjiewth where it has fallen ett.
It docs net In any manner ellcct the health,
which Sulphur, biisar of I.e-id and Nitrate et
blivcr preparations ha e done. It will change
llKht or laded imir m a few days te a lieaulilul
-flossy Drewn. Ak your druggist for it. Each
bottle is warranted. SMITH, KLINE V C'.,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and HAM.
. KUCKEL, New Yerk. lunti lyd.eed&w
LAJIUAHTSii
H'ATVll lif.
I'll IS
fei:
ill mums
OF THE
Lancaster Watch
is;
Steadily Grewing
J5 tins" Heme Demand" Is meant the In
cieased Salejefthe Lancaster Watched in Lan
caster City and in Lancaster County.
HOME IMAi
3t Kill UAL.
B
i:mV, 1KU.N UllTEKS-
PLAIN
TRUTHS
The bleed is the foundation of life,
it circulate- through every part of thu
body, aud unless it is pure and rich,
jjeud health is impossible. If disease
has entered the system the only sure
aud quick way te drive it out is te
purify and enrich the bleed.
These simple lacts arc well known,
and tin: highest medical authorities
agree thai mAliimj but iron will lesteic
the bleed te its natural condition ;
aud also that a.l the iron reputations
hitherto niade blacken thctceth, cause
headache, and arc ether iVisc injurious.
Brown's lien Dittets will thorough
ly and quickly assimilate with the
bleed, purif-,lii and Mticutliuiiiii;
it, and thus drive disease from any
pait of the .-.ysteni, aud it will net
blacken the teeth, cause headache or
coustip.i'ieu, and is positively net iu iu
juiieics. Saved Hia Child.
17 N. KuUwSt., Il.iltiiueie. Mil.
Kib. 1.', las .
eiili: Upen the icce meii-daliiiiK.-:
u.'i'en.l lined Ilrewn's
lien Ititltis ai :i ionic and ic-slei-aUve
for m ilaiulitir,H limn
1 mil-, t mining 1:1 1 ciiiimiici il :h
watimr away uiili tou-uuii-lien.
Having le-t three iluuli
tei"s by ti.e terrible diicasc. iiu
ili i- the caie of ciiiinenl physi-i-i.mx,
I was leth te linJicve. Hut
anjthlrifj could auvst l he pre-re-s
el the illicit J. but te my
fjieni siirpii-c. iielinuiny ilau-h-ler
li.ul laken one buttle et
liMiu n' Iren l;itieis she bewail
le mend and new is iiute n n
"teied le tei incr liealtli. A tilth
laiijjluerl'euaii loshewsin- el
( u-umplieii, and vhfii the
physician was consulted hi:
j uii-Uly said "Te.il.-s weie ic-
liiiie.t;" and wneii inlermed
that the elder si-dtir Wils ink n'
l.rnwuN lien l.lllers.ie-pimiled
"tha i-jajjoed tonic, lake it."
AOKJI I'UIILl'S.
Riewn's Iren Hitters cllectually
cures Dyspep-ia, Indiuestien and
Weakness, and render. the greatest
lelief and bent fit te persons sitllcriii-r
fiem bitch wasting diseases as Con
sumption, Kidney Complaint.-', etc.
! or sale wholesale ami retnil lij 11 I5.COCI1
KAN, Druggist, I.J7 and la'J North Queen
stieet. Luncdsti-r
ililwd&w 5
KIllM-It-WOKC
Hii.s been p:ee
I the surest cure ler
KIDNEY DISEASES.
l'ecs a lame b'lck or d,-.enIer-d urine indi
law )nt vi, u .ne a vtc'iin T THEN III) Mil'
If K-ITAl'E ; use Kidney-Wert ut once ( dniK-Hi-t-
recommend it ) anil it will speedily over
come the diecase and restore hen ti.y action.
" .pi-licici '"v eemp'aiuls peculiar te
-IO;U.1CO. y,ur M"C. kllcll pain ai.d
wi-akiii-.es Kidney- ort is'uiiaiiip.is.-e I, us
it will act premptl and stttely.
Eitht-i se. lnconilucnce.ietentlen of utine.
iirickdiiit oi-iepydeiio-il,andiliili,drai;!iins
I'uius, al. speedily i mid te lis ciuativc power.
sOI.D IIVAI.I. DKUUUI-jrh. ITIce, mi.
KIDNEY-WORT.
Acts at I lie same
and itnuels.
lime en 1 liii Kidneys, I.iver
sc.iiJ-i-eii ITs.ltw 13
Wintry Blasts.
Wl.TKY ISLAM'S MUM
COUGHS
COLDS
CONSUMPTION
BP-ONCHITIS
RHEUMATISM
NSTTRALQIA
Perry Davis' Pain Killer
cn:i:s
COUGHS
COLDS
CONSUMPTION
BRONCHITIS
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
Provide
iain-it the evil ellects et In-
try
IilasLs by preuuiin PLltKir
Datij' Pais KiLiaat.
evi:uy HOOD
uu(;u ist Ki:Ers it.
jl-ImdAw
OAlSKCltS UlOi;it TONIC.
Winding Up the Cleck.
When the Weary Wheels Wero Almest
Still, A Lucky Accident Re
veals the Lest Key.
" Hew ImiK 'I'll you say you had it V
' Twenty-ti ve years."
"What! a had ceu'h, with occasional at
tacks et hcmmerihai:, terlwcnty live years?
Why, u an, it'.s a mercy that tl.cre'j a dozen
pounds leltet jeu."
Abraham Orncr, of Hutlisplri', Dauphin
county, ra., stuck telds statement, and when
the eiclamnliens et wonder ceased, he addrd:
"Exactly. You're iltfht. It is a mercy.
I'ut Hie jin-atcst mercy et nil la thut, beieie 1
actually couched myelt out et existence, I
et held of PARhEK's Cineei: Temc, and a low
bottles of it cuied me."
" Cured you ? Relieved you, you mean ?"
" I iiiu.ni wnat I say : it cured me," s-atd Mr
Orner, -imply. --I ti-el like another man."
Please take especial netice: Pakkeu's Gis
eek Temc is lint a were usance et j-Injjer ; uel
amereitemachie. Tha ordinary preparations
of Kbier are beneficial ler transient aches,
but at that point their value etuis. Pakkeic'h
(Jixjer Toxic covers a lar wider and totally
different Held. It attacks and dissipated radi
cal and chronic diseases et the Liiiiks, Kid
neys, I.iver and Nerves. H is us delicious te
the palate as it is prompt and eitective In
operation. Ginger is only eh nmeny many
powerful curat! -ed which the Temc holds In
combination. Test its virtue ler that tough
or yours, or ler any of the ills which require
an invlgerant ter the whole system.
And. above all, de net permit yeuisidf te be
misled. Parker's Ginger Tenie stands alone.
Nothing elie is "just the same," or "just as
geed." Prices SO cents and $1. Economy in
buying the larger size, lliscex & Ce.. New
Yerk. jS-lmwcewJtdS
1
ADIES'HAIK DKK33EK.
5IKS. C. LIILEK,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER,
Manufacturer and dealer in Hair Werk, La
dies' und Guilts' Wigs and Toupee. Coml Ceml
Ings Htiaightened and inane te order. Hair
Jewelry et all kinds made up. Kid Gloves
ami Feathers cleaned and dyed. Alse Ladles'
Shampooing, at
NOS.2-.B& '-7 NOKTII O.CEEN STUKKT,
AvKeur doeis above P. U. K. Depot.
ectlG-::mil
S AMU hi. II. l'ICItSK, AfTIIKXKY, hah
Komeved his OIHce liem .V, North Duke
street te Ne. 41 GRANT &TUEET, Immedl
ately In IU:ar ej Coun Heuse, Leng's Xu-w
nt:y auevs.
Wanamaker's.
Silk novelties innumerable
and indescribable. Everything
that ladies or dressmakers have
occasion for in matching, deco
rating, combining. What we
are remarkable for, mere than
for anything else in silks, is va
riety ; or, at least, we are re
puted se. Yeu hear it said by
everybedy: "li you want te
match anything, or find a rare
silk, even an unexpcctable one,
go te Wanamaker's."
The ether peculiarity that
everybody expects te find here
is less pleasant te speak of;
lower prices. We put it second,
because there are people who
don't credit us with lower
prices,
if one
Still, we imagine that
should assert the con
trary, almost everybody in Phil
adelphia would believe it.
Oftener we speak of ether
aspects of our trade ; aspects
less obvious or less recognized.
It is well occasionally
old news.
te
give
Next out-T
building.
clicle, oeulti entrance te main
Warm skirts for ladies, and
ieirinne-s
for ladies, irls and lit-
. 1 1 'IM t
? j
tie gins, i lie warm skirts are
satin, satin-and-cloth, satin-and-felt,
satin-and-Italian-cloth, and
Italian, all quilted; cloth, ilannel
and felt prettily trimmed, net
quilted, warm enough without.
The leggings are all sorts ; one
very useful and fairly pretty
sort, woven, at two-thirds value,
25 te 65 cents.
West of south entrance te main building.
Furs have te be thought el.
We're busy enough as te mak
ing. If we advertise at all, we
ought te say what will net op
press us with tee much making.
Perhaps thisitis. A great many
seal coats and fur-lined circu
lars are ready-made. Mere
sizes are ready-made here than
anybody expects; especially the
unexpected sizes. Ready-made
work we can make in July.
Why shouldn't we make all the
shapes and sizes ready-made ?
1303 Chedtnut.
Black satin rhademaes and
satin de Lyens, 25 te 35 cents
below our own recent prices, of
all grades from 51 te $2 ; and
wc guess our prices haven't
been very high ; have they?
Noxt-eutor cixclc, .south onlrance le main
building.
Weel serge embroidered with
sitk dots that eucrht te sell for
$1.50 no that isn't the way te
put it; it ought te sell according
te our theory, for just as little
as we can aflerd ; and that is 75
cents.
Loek out for such new. It's
time for ever-buying and all
sorts of mistakes te show them
selves. We try te keep ready
te turn ether folk's mistakes te
account for ourselves and for
you.
Third circle, s.euthcast tiem eeulie.
JOHN WANAlVlAKER.
Chestnut. Thiituiiilh and Market streets and
City-hall sqiu-.ic, Philadelphia.
SLlllUJIS, JtC.
SLEIGHS!
SLEK&HS!
EDGE RLE Y & CO.,
XAKKET STKEET,
Hear of Central Market Heubdb,
LANCASTEK, PENN'A.
We have a Large ami Splendid Assort
ment of
rertlanil, Albany and Deuble Sleighs.
They are the best selected woodwork anil
the tlnest painted and ernar.icntcd Sleighs
ever offered ler sale in this city.
Our Motte: "Quick sales and small prehti.
It costs nothing le call and examine work.
i-We also have en hand a lull line of Finn
Carriage work. In which we defy competition.
AH Werk Warranted. Kepairiug et all kinds
promptly attended te. nSJ-tfd&w
UOOKH AJfll HTA'rMlfJSMl.
CUICISTJUAS
J axu
NEW YEAR CARDS,
XEW ILLUSTRATED UOOKH, ALI'.UMS,
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