iiMlitte
Telume XIXJte. 117.
LANCASTER, PA, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17, 1jS3.
Price Twe Cents.
nitr auens.
VTEW OOOUS.
roll rell
Tickings, Muslins,
Checks, Table Linens,
Sheetings, Tillew Muslins,
COUNTERPANES, &c,
AND THE UEST
STEAM DRESSED FEATHERS
At Lewest Prices, go te
SWARR'S,
Ne. 25 North Queen Street.
T W. UTKNK.
REMNANTS
or
BLEACHED IUSLII
CHEAP.-
AT THE
NORTH END DRY GOODS STORE.
J. W. BYRNE.
NO. 322 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANOASTKR, I A.
J.
U.JUARTI.NACO.
VK AltK OFFERING A LARGE
STOCK OF HEN'S
Scarlet, Medicated. "Whit, Colored,
All-Weel, Flannel, Gn-
ten Plannl, Extra
Lftrj SizM,
UNDERWEAR
AT REDUCED PRIC3B.
We have II 1 teen different qualities of Scarlet
Shirts and Drawers, tanging 1" pticn t:uiu
$1.00 te W. ler single piece, or IJ CO te 18.00 ler
suit. Aside Iiem these we have tour special
bargains which cannot lie bought any where
at the Humes we am selling lln-m til.
1st. An Jll-Woel Scailet bhlrt for $100,
which ler weight mid waia-th has no equal
Diuwern le match.
2d. Scarlet Medicated Shii's and Drawers,
purchased by thcae. Tnese would be cheap
at $1.35, but we have marked them at a Tcry
close price, and are selling them at $l.'2fl.
3d. bearlet Uedicded All-Weel Shirts tit
$1.3.1, wertL 11.76. We have only a remnant let
et this quality, and for that reason they were
reduced te leps than coot, te close them out,
4th. All-Weel Medicated Shirts and Draweis
atJI.W) (Seconds;. We hare sold three cases el
these goods Ktaeariy this ncasen, and tlic opin
ion et everyiwt who lias een them in that they
m e equal te uTiy 2.00 Shirts in the market.
J. B. MARTIN & CO,
Cor. West King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
TTTATT, 8UAKD & CO.
Great Clearing Sale,
T11BT10U8 TO IHVEKTOKT.
Watt, Shand. & Ce,,
Offer Extraordinary narg&tns In Every
Department.
Mies' anfl CMMs Goats
At less than Manufacturers' PriCM.
ELEGANT YARD-WIDE CRETONNES
Werth 12fc. a yard reduced te Sc.
Deuble-fold Weel-faced (Jashmeres
Only 12c. a Yard.
REMNANTS AND ODD LOTS OF
Dress Goods
At less than half their value.
Ladies' All-Weel Ribbed Hese
2.1c. a Pair.
GENT 8 SHAKE It HALF HOSE
12KcaPair.
150 Dezen 21 Inch
All Silk Handkerchiefs
13 Cents Each.
0 Dez. GENT'S 1,1 N EN HANDKERCHIEFS
Colored Uerders. 10c. each.
SPECIAL HAHtiAlNS IN
White and Colored Blankcl s
At $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, :.)0, cte.
We offer the balance et our
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT C LEAKING PKJCES.
NEW YOKK STORE.
3 and lO East King Street.
M
KTZGKK Jfc UAUu'HJUM
ALL THE POPULAR MAilES OF
SHEETING and SHIRTIfG
MUSLIN'S
At the Lewest Prices.
SPECIAL RAEGA1NS IX
TICKINGS,
UNDER REGULAR PRICES.
TABLE LINENS
F X O M AUCTION, CHEAP.
TOWELS and NAPKINS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
THE VEHY BEST
Steam Cured Feathers
AT
MM k HAUuilAFu,
New Cheap Stere,
43 WIST KINQ ST., LANCASTER,
(Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel Herse
Hetel.)
CLOTHSO.
CM'KUIAI- NOTICE.
Greatest deduction eT the Reason.
Te tiiske M.IIIU fur our Nw Spring .Stock we
will close out the balance of our Clothing at
IJoltem Puces.
SUITS.
Feimcrly $20.00
Formerly $18.00
Fermer It $16.00
Formerly $14.00
Formerly $12.00
Formeily $10.00
...New $17.00
...New $13 00
...New $13 00
...New $12.00
...New $10.00
...New$ 8 00
OVERCOATS.
Formerly $18 00
Formerly $16.00
Feimeily $14 00
Formerly $12.00
Fermeily $ 7.30
..New $15.00
..New $13.00
..New $12 00
..New $10.00
. .New $ COO
CALL EARLY TO "fXCRL' THE RUST
HARGA1NS.
L B. istiller I k
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTKU. PA.
J.K
HMALIJiO'S CAKU.
TIih iiujuiiv uowi.wluie ti buy an
OVERCOAT suitable ter this cel.l
weather t WeOPKNTO-DAYalaigelet
el hear j' English Kr s, Whllneysaud
Patent Reaver, ia all the NEW ami
POPULAR kTTLliS. Olire Greens,
Hiewns, Ti ra-Cetta, Oxteid ami
fancy .hades, ranging lu puctM Iiem
S'.'O te 830. Mentaiiaks, Teleurs, Fur
Aatiachan, Yivmia and Ulysiau Rea
vers in GRKAT TARIETY a POPU
LAR PK1CKS. Ge at once and hccute
bargain-- at
J. K. SMALING'S,
Ne. 121 North Qaoeu Street.
LM'KCf A I. NUT lK,
-THE-
GREATEST REDUCTION OF ALL
IN
FINE CLOTHES,
-AT
E GEEHABT
TAILOltlXG ESTABTASllMEXl,
NO. 6 EAST KING STREET,
In order te reduce stock ami make ioeui
ler Hie SPRING TB.ADK, I will make up te
order ler in leuiainder of the t-oaseu.all
HEAVY WEIGHT WOOLENS at
COST PRICE.
This Great Reduction Is for eah only, and
w 111 enable cash buyer te sccmu a fine suit of
clothes or an overcoat as low as they can buy
them ready-made.
if. GERHAHT.
"IjlXTKAUlimSABT
CLOSING SAL.E
OF
Beady Satle Suits and Overcoats,
TOR MEN'S.
ROYS' and CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Fer liie next thiity days we offer SPECIAL
I1ARGAINS. in order te clear our ceunteis
and make loom for our Larue. Spiing Steclc,
which weaie new uianuJacltiring.
SOME PRICES.
A Stout Pair of Working Pants atSWe., $1.00
$l.i), $1.50, up t J1.I7.
All-Weel Kerseys, ecveral styles, at $2.00,
$2.50 and .(.
The very durable Cheviot Pants at $iW), $3X0,
and $3.50.
A handsome variety of Mixed Casslmcrc
Pants at $i75, $.5.27 and $4.00.
Men-s suits at $4.00, $5.U, $(5.0, $7.00, $3.00,
Siu.liO. mi 1eil3.00.
Men's Overcoats at $2.25. $3.00, $1.50, $6 CO, 3
$7 00, $'J.OO. up te f iti.ue-
Keys' Suits at $2.37i, ti, $3.25, $1.00, f 5.00,
ii 00, up te $10,50.
P.eys' Overcoats at $1.75, $2.25, $3.50, $1 23, up
te 1 7.00.
Children's Suits at ?l.5, $2.w, w.w, 51.00,
5(M,liptO H5 50.
CUildren's Overcoats at $1,37, $2.00, $2.75, up
te $4 r0.
8-These people who ti Ink tlicy can'tafferd
a New Suit or Oveiceat will be surprised le
find hew easily tney can afford it, If they avail
themselves et tbe bargains we aie new otlcr etlcr
lng. L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
THE FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR
AND CLOTHIER,
66 and 68 NORTM QTJEHN ST.,
Bight en the Southwest Cerner et Orange St,
JUANCASTEE, PA.
49-Xhe cheapest anil most rellable Clothing
Heuse In the city.
MEDICAL.
-'AK1
Sims' Liver Regulator
Fer Dyspepsia, Cestiveiies. Sick Headache,
Chronic Iiarrl u: i, Jaundite. Impii'ily et the
Ul el. Fever ami Amjiie, Malana jihI all dis
eases canned uy Bd'aiiyeuitnt of Liver, Hew els
aud KidiH vs.
Si MPIOMS OK A DISEASED LIVER.
Had Rrcath , Paia in the Side, sometimes
th pain is felt u nder the Shenldei-blade, mis
taken for Rheum.itii ; general le et appe
tite. Rowels eueia'ly teti.-e, semetimeb
alternating with lax ; the head ia troubled
with pain, i-j dull and heavy, with considera
ble le-s of memory, acceuii..nii d vi;hapaiu
lul sensation et leavinK undone einetliini;
which euslit te havf been cone : a sl'fjht. di y
ceuh and lluilicd face 1 setnetime-i an al
temtaut, ellen mlxUiI.eii ler consumption ; the
patitnt cenijilalns of we i iiieanu lelility ;
nervous, easily itartled : feel lehl or burning,
aemetimes a pi lcklv sensation et 1 lie '-kin ex
ists; sp'iits ate low and despondent, ami
although sall'fled that eeieise v.euld be ben
eficial, yet one cm hinllv sumiiien up forti
tude te try it in fact dNti iisi-, every remedy,
beveial et the above symptom-) alien I llle
disease, bat cases h ive eceuiie 1 when but
few et then eltt.d. vi"l ex I'liiii'itKin alter
fditnlmshewii l lie l.ivel le have Ueu f 1
lenI -ly deranged.
It should be used by al' ivimiih, old and
feun-;, whenever any of I lie above
symptoms apji -ar.
I'eisens ti.ivplimj or living in fiiheaithy
Localities, by taking a de-e. eec.t-nnia'.iy te
keep the Livei in he.iltl'V aellen. willaveil
all .Malari . Rilleiu att.te's, I H.i in -s, Nau
sea. I)iewlne" l"l)lesji)n el '-putts, elc. it
will invieiate like a h'seI vtne, hut ji no
lutexicaliui; hevcr.ic.
If yn have raten anything haid ei dies dies
lien, or leel heavy alter meals, or sleepless at
nlelit, take a dose 'iml jet: will be lelieveil.
'lime and DocteiV Hills ujll be paved by
always Keeping the Peculator m the
Heuse I
Fer, wliatevei the ailmenl m.ij he, a liio liie liio
leujjhly x.ite puialive. aitein.ilive and
tome can m ver oeeiilol pi ic". The leiuedy
in harmlexs and does neL inlei feie Willi busi
ness or ph asurc.
II' lb PURELY VEGETAKI.E.
And has all the power and ellieacv et Calomel
or Quinine, vviiheulaiiy I the iujui ieus atu-r
eirecti
A Governors Ti -Imi'my.
Simmons Liver Reu'aler ha- beu in u e
in my l.unilv for some time, and 1 am miIi
llil It is a valuable a l.liti m te the medic il
s-eieiu e. .1. Gn l. mieiii ku.
Govern ei e Alabama.
IIe:i. Alrv.ndir II. Stephens, et (.a, -ajs-Havedeiiveil
ene beuelil iiem the u-e el
Simmons Liver Ruulaler, uul wish te give il
a lurlhei li al.
"'lhoenly 1 lin- 'hil nuvei laiU le Relieve.'"
I I are u-ed tn.niv leine. ns for Dyspepsia,
Liver Afliclien and Debility, but nevei hive
leund aiiytiiiu le htuclil mu le the etenl
Simmons" Liver Iteul.iler has. I sent Iiem
Minnesota te Gt'Oii.t for ii and vveu'il vml
tin Iher for fcuch a iueiicine, and v. enlil ad
vise all Yvheatesiiiiil.uly all. cl d te , veil a
tii.tl as it secnis Iheenly tln Hi.. I ni r I'ai's
te telieve.
P. M..IANSEV, linnc:ipeli,,Minn.
Dr. T. W. ;1Iase: 'ay. : b'lem aelu.il epeii
enee in the use el Simmons Liver Reulaler
in my piaclice 1 have been and am s i lslied te
iiueaud picscnee lias a pji.uive medicine.
3Take only the. (iKNUIN'E which aUiavs
hasen Hie u .appei the RED TRADb-M .Villi
and sIGN'ATL'RKOt
.1. H. .HI LIN & tiO.
FORSAI.EISY ALL DRUGGISTS.
l.uil-Myced.'tw
U'lUSBV-WOKT
Ter the Permanent Viu? (,i'
CONSTIPATION.
x-e oilier di-eaMils e pjeva'. nl in lids coil. 1
ti v as enslipaliTiii, aril no ie.ui dv h.is ever
in. till d thu celebi.iiid lvidie y-M eit as a
euie. H'li.iJeverthe ci.isc, hevteVei ebsiiuale
the easp. this leim-ilv vv ill ev i.eme ii.
At Is at the same time en Kidneys, Liver and
Rowels.
pileQ ThlsilNtie-siilj; eempl lint is vi-.V
XXLO. apt le bocempiicateil ullii con-ii
patien. Kidney-Wen , lengthens the weak
ened pails and ipilekly eiues ail kinnsel Piles
even when phv.di laiisaiid medieii'ts have he he
teie tailed.
tfu II you have cither et these tumbles use
K1DNE1-WORT. hnigjji.UMll i..
Rep i7 lyd.V w 31 W V ii
KNSle rilllOl'S 1'l.ASl Kits. .
Beware of Fraud.
3EN3QN'3
CAPCINE PLASTERS
HAVE BEEN MUTATE!)
Ami their exccllei.t reputation in juieil by
weilliless imitatieps. The public aic
cautioned against buying Pl.i-.teis having
similar MUitidinj: iianH"-. See that the
wenl C-A-r-C-I-N-EiPcei:cctly spelled.
Bensen's Canfinc Perona PJjitfrs
Are the only inijuevcment evci tnailc in
Plasters.
One in weith meie tlm.ii a dejn of any
etner kind.
Will positively ci:;e vvlieie ether lfine
dies will net even relieve.
Price, 2e Cents.
Beware of cheap Plasters made with
lead poisons.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
M. VKUPACTUKlNO CHEMISTS. NlSW YOKE.
A SUR3 REMEDY AT LAST.
Pileo ac toil.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
COHN AND BUM JON VL ASTER.
CUAS. N. CKIWKMOS, 173 Fulton St.,
New Yerk, ele aent ter Dr. C W. Ileu Ileu
sen's Remedies, te whom all onion should
beaddw Psd.
1ir-2wil-OdA'veew
S Sl'f.ClFJO .V13IICIMiC. THli
VJT Gre,
reat Enirllsh Remedy. An unfaltlr.K
cute ter Impotency, and all Diseases that
fellow less el Memery, Universal Eassi Eassi
tude. Pain In the Rack, Dimness el
Vision, Prnnatuie Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead 10 lnanilv or Con Cen Con
suinptten and a Prem-iture Grave. Full par
ticulars in our paniplet, which we desire te
send tiee by mail te every one. The Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists at $1 per pack pack
agre, 01 six packages ter Ji. or will be pent lree
by mail en the receipt et the money, by ad-drc-sm
the agent, 11. 15. Cochran, 137 and SJ
North Queen slict'l. On account el counter
feits, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper :
theenlygcuulne. Guaiantees of cure Issued by
us. Fer sale in Lancaster bv II. U. Cochran,
Drujcslst, l."7 and 1" North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., N. I.
errl2-lvd.fc''
-"lOUtill sYKUP.
LOCHER'S KEN0WNED
COUGH SYRUP
Has cured thousands. It will cure your
Cough or Celd in les3 time than any ether
preparation.
PRICE il VESTS PER BOTTLE,
Prepared and sold only by
CHAS. A. L0CHER,
NO. 9 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
riUiY TUKIOUMAiJI FINE-CUT TOBAC
X CO. The finest goods manufactured. S
cents per oz. or 25 cents it. al
JIAETMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR.
STORE.
TRAVELLERS' TRAITS-
SOaih. I'KOJIlvtM 31 UN t THE CAKS.
The Maimer in Winch Well Kaevvu People
Attract Aitentieu Grant's SleUdlty and
Oscar IVllde's Great Conceit.
Piess Interview viilh 1'ulman Car Conductor.
"Recoe Conkling ;euera!Iy -e!s one
teat in a drawing room and he gets all the
newspapers he can buy, rea.ls them and
thiews them all ever the thawing room in
a mass, besides he a!va3b has a poitman peitman
tcau lull of law p.ipeis, which he stiews
all ever every seat in the dtawing 100m.
Cenklii.g is a veiy vain tiaveller aud
wants eveiybedy in the car te leek at Lim.
Xevv, there's Blaiuc, he's just the eppj
site, he always buys the whHe draw ing
room aud shuts himself up, and is a very
modest, letiiiug t:avclier ; but Giant is a
queer, e'J fellow. V.'beu he was president
ei the United St.ites he neatly always
ti.ivelled in a special car, but new, since
he has bicemea piivate citizen, he travels
jiisiabHit the .'-ne as eidinary folks.
V-iii can a'ivay.s Ii id (Jiatit ii the iv.ir end
of theear In the sn.el ing apattuieiit with
.1 e'.ti in h;s luat'1, aiJ theie he sits
ith a hand eit f'tbe aim of his chair
and mu Ufa :i"d suiehes, t'jo.eaghly ob
livi.uis of eveibtJy in the cat. He
i.ever 'oel.s ,'u .i" je. eemetiiiics hn wi'l
le.'k out of tlse Vtindew fox is ours, and
vuien he's 110: iti''iii that ee'sglanciug ever
a r.cwsp.tpei. lie".s ii'dMeiet.t te every
iLin.; i!iai".s r.e'.ng 011. Why, if the liain
he is in .slop 1 en tbe ;e.id in the open
ceuntiy fei heuic uIuiti.! he rt ver moves,
never lrquiit v bat's the m-ittur, but sits
at'd smokes .s-eiidh until the tia'n st.nts,
while all the ether pa-.sei'i.c'.s put their
heads out el the whitlow or jt etl le sec
vvIl.i'.s e.'e w.et1 ".
"1 leiueuiber a isip te Ch'cue 'ii.iut
ni.iJe In my cir s-eme fee .k.e. II, s .-.".it
was d'ucetl I hind .1 lady vine was travel
ing aletc and wiie, by' he bye, knew
ve.y litt'e al-.'t t:;tvel:i'g. She bail hnr
wiidevv up ''(,. heTj ti'iie .11 ! ,i vasp-etiy
ebib
e.s 1. s I '
'- Il'llCk. Ml Iv-.T Il'lll.lii
;ute ti e t.i . L vtatc-'td G.ai!l:e.- a li'ile
while and 1 saw he was a'lt'ew d as tlu
siuoke ard c"'iily b.ei..e e'e x'ght ever
him. Pi isrt"r 1 e e.e. iij), a.d ?c.iu:u
ever the hi'jj's .'lM.ix'.'t,. jn;c his ha: d 011
ihc catch at'd '"i !!,e wir .nv t-.sii de...
The litr'e we.ra 1 ga.e ai ii.vebuit.ixy
st.tit.iud tuired ,e.u"l !:e celv, LiitG:,tiiL
never uei'ccd hei ;i.h) e'i(.pcd b.e'c in1
h:s chair. Aftei a i'li'e hh 'e the litile
I ad j hei-ti i the iul"V ami . .me of the
p.i'sefji.s wiie hi 1! mc 1 the :i'!..ir sini ed
.it one another. Tlitn the ii'tle weiuan
btcl'.ei ( 1 te me and s;.id, ' Cenducti-.
who is that hog b;.ck el me ?" "
" Th it's G. 1 . ral Grant ! ' s.i'd I.
"(Jb!" said t''e l.trle woman and ' e
diepprd the w'tidew immediately. Gi.r.t
lieaxd the qiiest'en but uever let 'i. a d
we.it ej leading l;s piper as if LOth.ug
had happsned."
OiC.M AVilde Pr.iul.s.
Ilu. O.sci'i W Mc teek Ate eal.e." u.i-d
the coe'ecte wain'!' 1 up as he saw the
lepeiicr w.s l':-,l 1 c. i.'it.ii"el ' Oscar
Wi'de v.i.s ni( 10 belliPi than. ill t'-e wi. ivi
who ever xeil en .1 ii'i' e.id cir. He had
.111 idea tint he w.u the gseit:.st iiai
Ai.e:ica hrd ever -con r.t:d n' put 011 meie
style than '( he l'l b u lie cz.u of liu -a
a, ihe jj h'Ci e''Sp..In a" 1 .he enn-e eref
Getniai'V a"I :,i one. WeuM v-j.i bc'iove
'' he ';i:d the pjite.- of t'p s'eeplng car te
te!' jicejIc at l''C it.n'j'is a'eiig the Jire
v Dei ever the n.iiu .stepped tint n.,car
il-lf tvas 111 tee ear. He was liie vai'-j
est, most conceited nr.ile I tvei ?' ile
wouldn't diinl: water out of the g!as at.
the cooler, but sipped t eat of a ! ver and
ry.'l .iinrr lirt nm t iml ..TTilli lilm .Itll Im'.l
feW It ttl.. " i-...v.. ...... ....... .... ., ..
s't vwlh the lijts of his lingeis pre.scd te- I
gether and leek up at rhc 2 oef of the car I
as if iia was about te offer iii a )i-a.er.
" Lleibert Speactr was ihe jbu .d le.it'e-s 1
traveler I ever saw, and Deb ftigersell is .
the best. Whcd l-ignsell eu.eisac.ir te
go en a jomr.ey, the lirst thing he does Is
te hang up his big slouch bat, then he J
commences te make himself coni'ei table, I
and by the time the train start-he just
acts as if he were at home bi his study.
If tuple's no one en the train that he
knows, it don't take li'in long te stiike up
an acquaintance, and everybody seems
glad to'knew him. He's a very jelly and
a veiy liberal traveller s-mekes nearly all
the time en the cars and always cariies a
bundle of choice cigars with him. I re
member one Ti'hl thete was a freight
wieck, and our train had te lay up for
tluee or fwar heuss. It was a tcnible
night, the wind blew a htinicane, and the
rain came down in teneuts. Colonel In
gersell was one of the passengers. Eveiy
body get tiied. Nobody could get any -body
t talk with them. At last a little
Scotchman who was traveling through
America sight seeing, learned who
liigaisel! was and he tack'ed him then aud
there. Ingcrsell was just in the humor,
and in less than ten minutes everybody i:i
the car ciewded around him and listened
te hira for ever two benis, and the pas
sengers, seemed fce pleased aud enteitaiued
that they lorget all about the night and
the accident.
Cubluet atlnl&tsrs auct Otliers.
" Secretary Felger in a very quiet trav
eler. He generally has a piie el legal doc
uments along, with him, aud puts in the
time examining thorn. Secretary Ficllng Ficllng
huyben is a great newspaper reader en the
cars, and always puts me in mind of
Jeseph Jeffersen. Jeffersen is a renxaik
ably quiet traveler. He's a geed listener,
but talks very little. Salvini is a very
enthusiastic traveler, admiie.s every little
thiug in the shape of pietty scenery along
the read, and he sees evaiything. He's
a noble fellow and liberal with the por per
tei3. " Sesiet.iry Lincoln is a busiuess-e:k&
traveler, does a geed deal of wext en the
train, aud reads mere nswspapeis than
any man I ever Baw He's se dilferent
fiem his father in this iespcct. His
father used te sit as quiet as a meuse
with his arms folded aud leek out of the
window neatly all the time.
" Perry Balineut is a very nervous man
twists his moustache and plays with his
watch-chain half the time. Every new
and again he pulls out his watch and leeks
at the time, as if he ware in a great hurry.
He can't sit still a dozen minutes at a time.
He nevcr makes acquaintance en the train,
and tha porters don't like him.
"Net long age Mrs. Kate Chase
Sprague, with her two children, were
traveling ; Perry Belmont was in the same
car. Mrs. Sprague, though a geed deal
broken, is still a magnificent woman, and
walks like a queen. Well, a man opposite
her kept staring at her, which evidently
annoyed her. Baltneu, whose chair was
at the ether end of the car, seeing this,
aud knowing Mrs. Sprague, asked the man
te change chairs with him, which the man
did reluctantly.
" Henry Ward Beecher always patron
izes the hotel car freely. Governer Patti
son is an easy traveler, and Cenrressman
near is a very funny, philosophic tiaveler.
He pulls his big, black slouch hat way
down ever his red, smoothly-shaven faee
and gees te sleep.
"Ben Butler usually travels in a private
cai. Twe or three years age he went
West in a pnvute car, and the ear being
an Eastern foreign car the reef was tee
high for the tuunel at Gillitzeu, en tne
Allcghenies, and part of the car reef was
tern away. Butler's only remark was, as
he looked up at the tern reef aud address
ed the servant. ' Thema, who threw that
brick ?' "
Dimples te Order.
Chicago Herald.
Learning thai theiewas a place in the
city where dimples were made te order, I
went there out "of cuiiesity. I was shown
into a parlor simewLat lesembliug a den
tist's operating room. There was a glass
case full of bottles, washes and wigs, aud a
regular eicutist's chair that suggested a
world of comfort. Te me piesently came
a dapper little man in a velvet cutaway
coat and whose face were a complacent
smirk. I bashfully suggested the dimple
question and asked for some points. I
really wanted a dimple in my arm and
told hiin se. But I insinuated my disbe
lief in his ab.lity te produce the necis;ary
article. Whereupon he convinced me by
practice.
This is hew it is doue : My arm being
bare aud the exact spot indicated, he
placed a small glats tube, the orifice of
which was extremely small, upon the
spot. This tube liad weiking within it a
piston, aud was se J-mall that when the
handle was drawn uptheair wasexhanstcd
from the tube, and it adhexed te the flesh,
niisiu-j a slight p:etnbeiance, Aieuud
this raised poitien the operator daintily
tied a bit of scarlet silk, and then took
away his suction machine The little
point of skin that was thu.s raised he
.sliced oil with a wicked-looking kuiie,
bunging the bleed. I tried haul net te
stsrcni, but it was se unexpected that I
had te.
Then he hound up the- arm, placing
ever the wound a small silver object like
an inveitcd cone, the point el whieh was
rounded and polished This little point
was adjusted se as te degiess the exact
centreet the cut. Then he told me te go
away and net touch the spot until the
next day. When I earn e at that time he
die.ssed my aim again, and thisopetatien
was repeated lnr livp days, when the
wound was healed. The silver cone was
reicved, aud thciosuie pneuh beneath
it was the prettiest dimple in the weild !
Aud all I Had te pay was $10.
The Govern. iref .Neilh ("aielina said telhe
Goviiier e! booth Caielurt: "sir, the hest
rei.ie.lv in ihe world is Dr. Hull's Cough
Si in p.'-
. " lie w no is ic.idy te Iniy up h s em mlcs
1., i'l 111 ver wan., a supply el I hem.' It is cheap
'i-tiibuy a title Irietnl in Kidt ey-Wei t he
v.-lU diile awav ll'efe uii-erable enemies, a
teipi.l livei. eoustl'ialieii i.'ialfles, idles, di.s
e.ised l.iiiinjs ;mi, lu, in K. This lemedy i-j
new piep.ucd in .'IipiM as wel' as in diy teiui.
Sl he wen lets et modern eliem'stry aie
ap.iuent in llu; beintlliil Diimeud Dyes. All
kinds and c uia et Ink e.iu be made Irem
them
Gee. Linder. 31 1. Cat mill, Pa , siy: "Sly
wife has u-cd P.iewn'.s Iren Hitlers ler nerv
ous Iieailaelieaml has been greallv relieved."
Fer sale by II. R. Cochran, druggist 137 and 139
Net Ih liueen stiect. jl.Vlwd&w
Celluloid Kye-Glasspsate netatlected bv at at
niesphei ii- changes. There are equally ad ipt
ed te cold ami vvuun climate-, ter sale by all
Ieadt'14 .levvelc'N and Optlei :11s.
j!5 lwdeetl
Shil-.-u's Ceugu and CensumptlO'i Cine 13
-e'd by u en .1 gn iranlee. It cities consump
tion. Im)! suie iiv Ii. R. Cochran, diugL;i-t,
1 17 and 1 U N 01 111 ijiiceu ct. liiyl-lwilcew&w
Ne meie sickiuss or tieub'e: read U10.nl
veitlsemeiit et sjimmens L.iver Regulator.
i-Li:i:rLESs nights, made mi-erab!e by that
le.i llj.e eeiuh. Siitleh's Cuie is Iho remedy
ler v 011. Fer sale hy II. II. Cochran, dii'i'ist
'17.1111I 1"U Neilh Oueen S'. mvl-lvnlriiwiw
1'rft'IH.
A Ic.le.- tiem P. e. Sh'iieless, ihug'it,
3iaiiOn Ohie. In vviuni'er Tiieieas' Kclecllic
Od, s.iv: ne man v j- enied el tee llueat
el ei,.-. yiais .si.indiiig vvn'i e.ie beille." We
I'.ive:' ii.Miibei et cases of rueumaf isiu that
hive Iimmi Cit pi I vi ,eii 01 her remedies h iv e
Ii ied. e coesHer iL1 be best medicine sold.
l"i- s.i',. bw- . ;. (jeclruu, ill ii'gist. 137 aud
13 Net ii Oueen Stieei.
-uiLea's luilier Is what you n ed for Cou Ceu
s'ipiiinii. !.os et appetite, DUziness ami all
syiiipiems of Dyspepsia. Pi ice 10 and 75 cents
pi 1 beille. Fer pa'div H. !. Cochran, ding
gis.. 137 and 13'J North Oueen &t. mvl,;w
A Patriarch
Willi's: "Willi a linn, steady hai'd (net a
.leuihling one), though my age is nearly
civilly, I give 1. y test-ieeny te the value el
Rit'deck Rloeil i:i".lers: ler twenty yeirs I
sutTeied tei lures iudeserib ible through dys-pep-ia.
inde.'ejt'en and cons lpatien, lined
hundreds ' .e.ncdie, but a 1 vv is money
thiewn au-iv until 1 tried your eittei s. Imve
ISurdeek Rleed Rilleis theciedit ler making
m. -si, in, and he my." PiiieSl. Fersaleby
II. IS. Cochran, tliuggist, 137 and 13'.) Neilh
linepii sticet .
Walnut Leaf U..lr iioslere.r.
Itiseniliely dilleient Iiem all ether.-. It is
astleai as water, and, hs its iiame Iiiduatu-,
is a D-iIeet Vegetable Hair Restorer It will
immediately fiee the htad from all dandrutt,
je.leiegrav h-urte its uatuial color and pio pie
diici a ncsv giewth where it has fallen etf.
1. doe- net in anv manner elicct the health,
which Sulphur Suaref Lead and Nitrate el
Silver pie1aralieiis have done. It will change
lulu or ludc.l hair in a few days te a beautiful
glossy oiewn. Ask your druggist ter it. Each
helt'O is warranted. .SMITH, KLINE A CC,
Wholesale Acents, Philadelphia, ami iiai.i.
A RUCttliL, New Yerk. Jiiiiti lyd.etul.v:w
rAi'jun ujLxaixiiK, at.
psAKiA K. fi:y.
A LOT OF LIGHT COLOR
WINDOW SHADES,
SLIGHTLY SOILED,
ill bt 1 c'eaed out at fiem FIFTEEN le
TVLNTi-FlVE Cents apiece. Elegant
DADO SHADES IN NEWCW0KS.
PLAIN GOODS of Everv Dc-criptlen and
ter all kinds of windows. SPRING and CORD
ROLLERS, Tassels, Fringes, Leeps and Nickel
Tuiiimlng"".
WE TAKE .MEASURES OF WINDOWS AND
PUT UP SHADES IN REST MANNER.
LACE CURTAINS
IN GREAT VARIETY,
LAMRREQUINS, RED PETS, PILLOW
sIIA.MS, lirass, Ebony. Cherry, Walnut.
and Ah CURTAIN POLES.
FULL STOCK OF
WAIL PAPERS,
And 1 great many New Patterns for Spring.
PHARES W. FRY,
Ne. 57 North Queen Street.
LANCASTER, PA.
UTOVKH.
TNCRLASK YOCU CAPITAL.
WHEAT STOCKS,
10, $20, $50, 100.
These desiring te make money en small and
medium investments in grain, piovisiensand
stock speculations, can de .se by operating en
our plan. Jtrem 3Iay 1, 1-?S1, te the present
date, en investments et $10 te Sl.fxxi cash
prellts have been lealized and paid te invest
ors amounting te several times the eiiginal
Investment. Profits paid Hist of every
month, still leaving the original invest
ment making money or payable en demand.
Explanatory eiicularsand statements of lund
W sent free. We want lcspenslbTe. agents who
will report en crops and introduce the plan.
Liberal commissions paid,
FLEMMING & MEEBIAM,
Commission 3lerchants Majer Bleck, Chi
cago, III. iuiMyil
MEVlUAJj.
1 HiOWN'S IKON HITTERS.
PLAIN
TRUTHS
The bleed is the foundatieu of life,
it circulates through every part of the
body, and unless it is pure and rich,
geed health is impossible. If disease
has entered the system the only sure
and quick way te drive it out is te
purify and enrich the bleed.
These simple tacts are well known,
and the highest medical aatherities
agree that nothing but iron will restore
the bleed te its natural condition ;
aud also that all the iron preparat ions
hitherto made blacken the teeth, cause
headache, and are otherwise injurious.
Brown's Iren Bitters wili thorough
ly and quickly assimilate with the
bleed, purifying and strengthening
it, aud thus drive disease from auy
part of the system, and it will net
blacken the teeth, cause headache or
constipation, and is positively net in
jurious. Sav6d His Child.
17 N. Unlaw St., Raltimeie. .Mil.
Feb. 1-', ISs .
Gents: Upen thu recommen
dation et aiiicndl tried llrewn's
lien Hitters as a tonic and re re re
hlonitive for my daiighter.wliein
1 was llioieiighl convinced win
wasting away with Consump
tion. Having lest three daugh
ter bv the terrible ilicie. 1111
dr the care of eminent physi
cians. 1 was leth te heiieve that
anything could aliest the pro pre
gre,B et the disease, but te my
greai surprise, befoie my daugh
ter had taken one bottle et
Ureu n'a Iren Hitlers she hegaii
te mend and new is quite ie
stored te lenner health. A lllth
daughter hegan le show signs et
Consumption, and when the
phvsieian va consulted he
q iiid.lv said "Tonics were re
. Uiiiied";" and when inlermed
thatlhe elder Mister was taking
Rrevrn's Iren Ititters.iespinideil
"tha Isagoed tonic, tae it."'
Auer.Mi I'ucLra.
Biown's Iren Bitters effectually
cures Dyspepsia, Indigcstieu and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief aud benefit te poisons sufiering
fiem such wasting diseases as Con
sumption, Kiduey Complaints, etc.
inrt-ale whelesaleandietall by U.K. COCH
RAN, Druggist, 137 and 139 North O.uoen
street, Lancaster
jlilwd&w IT
w
1.MUI KI.AS1S.
Wintry Blasts.
V.IM'RY BLASTS ISKIXU
COUGHS
COLDS
CONSUMPTION
BRONCHITIS
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
JVrv Davis' Fain Killer
CUKES
COUGHS
COLDS
CONSUMPTION
BRONCHITIS
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA '
Provide against the evil cilectset Win
try Blasts by procuring Peiuit
Davis' Paiw Killeu.
EVERY (500D DBUtiUIST KEEPS IT.
il-lmIAw
JjANVAttTEJt WATVHKlt.
T
VHK
FOR
ALL GRADES
OF THE
Lancaster Watch
!
Steadily Grewing
Uy thW " Heme Demand" is meant the In.
creased Salesefthe Lancaster Watchesin Lan
caster City and In Lancaster County.
T ADIKS'HAIR DKK3SEK.
MRS. C. LILLEIi,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER,
31anufacturcr and dealer In Hair Werk, La
dles' and Gents' Wigs and Toupees. Comb
ings straightened and made te order. Hair
Jewelry et all kinds made up. Kid Gloves
and Feathers cleaned and dyed. Alse Ladies'
ShNOS& NORTH QUEEN STREET,
-Four doers above P. U. R. Depot.
ectl6-3md
SAMUEL H. PK1RK, AlTOKNETf, HAS
Removed his OfUce rrem 66 North Duke
street te Ne. 41 GRANT STREET, Immedi
ately In Rear of Court Ifense, Leng's New
Building, inl7-tM
HOME
DEMAND
uiir uoeua.
A1
W aa&maker's.
Silk novelties innumerable
and indescribable. Everything
diat 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: "If you want te
match anything, or find a rare
silk, even an unexpectable 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. Still, we imagine that
if one 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 te give
old news.
NoYt-euter circle, south entrance te main
building.
Warm skirts for ladies, and
leggings for ladies, girls and lit
tle girls. The warm skirts are
satin, satin-and-cloth, satin-and-felt,
satin-and-Italian -cloth, and
Italian, all quilted; cloth, flannel
and felt prettily trimmed, net
quilted, warm enough without.
The lecririncfs are all sorts ; one
very useful and fairly pretty
sort, woven, at two-thirds value,
25 te 65 cents.
West et 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 this it is. 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 ?
130J Chestnut.
Black satin rhademaes and
satin de Lyens, 25 te 35 cents
below our own recent prices, of
all grades from $1 te $2 ; and
we guess our prices haven't
been very high ; have they?
Next-outer circle, south entrance te main
building.
Weel serge embroidered with
sitk dots that ought te sell for
1.50 no that isn't the way te
put it jit 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, southeast from Cfiitre.
JOHN WANAMAKEK.
Clicstnut, Thirteenth and Market street and
City-ball square, Phili lelphla.
BLEIUIIB, JtC.
OI.E1GUS!
SLEIGHS!
SLEIGHS!
EIXtERLEY & CO.,
MARKET STREET,
Rear of Central Market Houses,
.LANCASTER, PENN'A.
We have a Large and Splendid Assort
ment of
l'ertland, Albany aud Deuble Sleighs.
They are the best selectee1 woodwork and
the finest painted and eru&AienteU Sleighs
ever offered for sale in this city.
Our Motte: "Quick sales unl small prents."
It costs nothing te call and examine work.
"rWe also have en hand a full line of Fine
Carriage work. In which we defy competition.
All Werk Warranted. Repairing or all kinds
promptly attended te. niK-tMAw
BOUKBJjfIt sTATieniix.'
"1HKISTMA8
J AND
NEW YEAR CARDS,
SEW ILLUSTRATED ROOKS, ALI'.L'MS,
ASO A FISH" ASSOCTMEJiT OF
FANCY ARTICLES,
E. M. FLYNK,
&QAI WEST KING STREET, Litfi 5TER.
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