Eanatlte
'ntdJijjen&f
Volniue XIX - 135.
VlAilltMStl.
LANCASTER, PA. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1883.
Price Twe Cente.
IKM A; UIWTIIRi:
1 LOSING IIL'T OF WIS I".!! STOCK
Extraordinary
Inducements
Ar elJrcl te all who jIi te I'urftjit-'- a.iy-
tlllllK J till!
CLOTHina
OK
ills' Fiiriii Eiiriit.
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l'.' upwai'N
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le 13 01.
SO Ooeil IH.K k Be.r. ! 0 I.IK.iJ In . t ll.i .
I Kive till tieUbl'Mil JU'iIu,; un !.!l i'.-.l
'M-un.
-. Dei.n ( LO hi the ImIiuii of 'mi ) ,
i '-loci.. u' II. ill V.iIih:.
J.",0 Sacli Ce.ils, Odds, $2 te !?.".
i; WSGAI" IN
ViIIIiKS XI) VALIUM
""l !1H ! thilUt I tll'V OCeilpV ! " MM
iikw M'KI.Ni. STOCK, u lib h v.c
ii- new m.iliillacliii In.
pes:, hall clothing heu.sk.
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X.)v S10.00
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OVERCOATS.
i- ..lui'th $18 00..
in:-ily .-MO 00. .
iti-ily -iil 00 .
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trew i;;.oe !
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New $10.00 I
Nev.'S JJ.OOJ
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J5AKUAINS.
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'JA CENTRE SQUARE,
. NCAVir.i:. 'A
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GREATEST KEDOCTIOM OF ALL
-in-
FINE CLOTHES,
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COST PRICE.
Il a lit.'.. I II. ilui'lieii i tot i-u-ii enl.t. ml
W.I t'lialilr ':i-!l bll ! !" .rt'ttlr a !!:; -nil !
itlie'i iir.iu iiii'H-ti it :t low a if. ivy run li-;,
till .n 10.1'U lii'ldr.
ti.Kmuin'.
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OLOB1KG SALte
Or
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r,n. - an-: rmi.miKv.i v. kaii.
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I Kli.M". 1 I'l'i-'r te vie if our MMinli"
ml "i.ikr loom ter f-.ir I-arr "piln Me.'!. !
. i 'v.1! l.rill; ilOV. 2IK1I lll.tttiillll. I
SOME PRICES.
tout I air el U -..-Iiii, IVntiifJiu:., !.i0
l . J1..VI. up t f 'v7-
ll WeH Kri-ej", M'rral Mylt'S al iJ.'',
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L'bf cry it;i-:.ble. iitv ml 1iii!m I J .r;d, KM),
. v.i i.;.:.u.
baud enir V'in.1", el Mi.M'd J.i-3. lini'lv
. nt-. at $i7"i, :; -J7 il'i'l $l.,r.
M. n- hint" at M!". ?:.til, i.. j7.(i), ?..!.
i ii, up le ir.wi.
VenV OvrreeiH at R'J"., i J. I. fl.Mi, f'-OO,
'. i"M-'. "P t" "''"
i.ev," .-tuts at f--.:;7';., j:.7i, ;;.:-. $i.i", rxi,
i, iii1e $ii),.riil.
i;o-'Oveiee.il3iit fl"', J-'.-', f.3i, f I i"i, up
l K i".
cm drrns SuiLs al -Jl.su, f.'.ii), fi.cii, $l.t-.
"in. up te (! :".
i linilteirsOveiieaLsnt $l,"7, $.vm, $:.7", lip
teM j".
JCj-'l be r p' uplr nlietl'lnli tliey i.ltrtallet.l
-l iw -iiit or Owieeit will bfuriirisi'il te
iil Is.iii iiv-tly tin,-cm atrercl ii.it tlmy avail
irmsvlM'. el ihu b ir;; tiiv v.c.iiu new" i.ller-
iiJS.
L. GANSM&N & BRO.,
TL lASlllONAOEE MLUtUANTTAlLOK
AND CLOTllir.i:,
QG and 63 NORTH QUI3EM ST.,
Hlght en the Peutbwcst Ceiner el Oraiijm St.
EANCASTEli. TA.
e5'l)ie lieupcst anil ni03t;ieliable"Cllliin
HeubCin tliucity.
Ui
Vl.mittSIt, VBUKHH'KAJt, ,'.
V J. 1CKISMA
fflilt'ci
isniijLr
-i-iMli", M k H.indkerchiet, Silk andTa-h
iii'me Mulll"'!-" I Iikjii ll:iii(lKercliielb, Fine
lilit.-". Uii'li'rae r, Fur Spring Tep
eiu-.i-, luslni Glovef,.Cellai'r,Cutrs,
'suspeudi-ii, i'eekct Beeks. Card
O'l. ,:-. Ladles' Mltcllels. Phe-
legruph and Autograph
Albums, Perfumery,
Cigar Ca-i-s, Scail
1'iiis. Sleeve
Buttens,
Ac.
lltJNl FAIL Te SEE THE .iRAND DI3
PLAY.
E. J. ERI3MAN,
-SO. ., NORTH QUKE.V STREET.
( .-. it.niiveN.
overcoats,
Ihvss Suits,
JJnsinyss Suits,
Pantaloons,
Waistcoats,
i i ili'eii.tbli ". niter uiutcuals, made prompt
I .- te order ler men uml boys, at bottom prices
le: ll.e, m-At two months, at
8. a. RATUTOS'8
Menhanl TaileriDg Establishment,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
l-M-ij-u-CMl LANCASTER, PA.
A::.i.i.iai.ie A: fob nut.
peeial Bargains
-IN
HKAH WliNTEK CAPS.
'.'.i.w H.iire LOT I STKON45, UAU.1l
1 . -5 ' j i li'M1- Tliuf ;,'OeN we Ii.'ive put
'-.PI3U1A.L. BARGAIN PRICiS.
'' tiny er-iipy mi ! ii ; money tlint
i I I'm III .HO Mil' 'I I'll lltm'l IID'N, SO W'J"
' 'II' I. llll'lll ll
TWBNTa FIVE C13i:Td.
I i- ilir be.-t imikuiii el ilii- x'ii.stiu ami mi1
l.i im te lii.. li jeu il'in't in-il neuil one
new. I'm r.e--ui! Ii.'im- .i ury DRESSY
'ilH MAT new selling lu .10c. We Imve
in i tn n ril a
y.j ti.M-Axi.er '.or
or
MEN'S SUIT AND STIFF HATS.
i iMiaistmel II ile.t-n ; iiiiluirnt styles, but
Hr-l iiiMluy ;'oe.N tli.n we me prupaicd te
ellii- le tlir public in -j.'i pri inn. ions than
i bt'ii :u ln.tl .iln. .
I I'ltA.Nl'M'.AI,siiS(;AI'SAM) IU1YINQ
UI.O
t ;m mm h" lieulil ait pi uri I li.it air eapeciul
H ii l.ii;.-iii!i ( Iln- linyrr. Alie. Willi's mill
uei:-!-' 1:1, m:t-.. our
f.Mi?;uii fS:tlc of Nt'ckwear at 50c.
I :ill in lull leice.
Ii'.r.y ?uita.
Uvorceats.
Ti unkd,
Valieus.
Umljrellaa aud
Rubber Clothing
it i ii. . -i.'rt.i Mi" liffhsr.
ic?ri'. Iii--t iKiIviu Apulniii uoer ami
lliii. i'!.l',l;i'Vil.M v. HI be opened. -
Willi
llaieii I Fester,
Mes. 34,36 & 33 E. King St.,
LAM.'ASl'KK. 1'A.
'.Si " !.-.".s.
HEAVY OASBIMERE SUITS
FOIl-
3!'ii, ?ie.ys aud Children,
-AT
SACRIFICING PRICES.
i dri-te i Iesk! e'it uiy Entire Stock el
Reaftr-MadB Clotting,
i .. i M M:iiiCI TI1EM DOWS U than
t ''a .-Material can be bought ler.
Ml. N'.S ELEGANT
ALL PURE WOOL SUITS,
i i'i fin". Keimci I'llLC. IJll.O".
.MEN'S EN.T11A
ALL-WOOL SUITS,
I ei "f I '.',!, '-"id lapiilly liuicloleiolor W5.ii".
BOYS' SUITS
i -ei-t::' ple7iw. Only Half the Fornic Fernic
J'nceb. MEN'S OVERCOATS
At'ivli pia-i.-1 ueietoleio unheal I el
AT
EOSENSTEIFS,
Ne.:i NerlliVueenSt.
EANCASTKK, 1A.
i-Ne.t Peer te Shultz & Uie's llat Stoic
rpuisAuce nuvKits
CONTRACT BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
AND
SAMPLE TAGS,
NEATLY TJIINTKD AT THE
"Intelligencer" Office.
j23-tld-
2IKUIVA.L.
PJAKBVS
PKOPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A Household Artlcln for Uuiversal Family
Cue.
"H!rnHirs-faa Fe1 Sc-iilet and Ty-
Uli dUlCdttJD p,Qirt fevers. Dlnii-
theHa, ballvatlen, Ul
1UT A T A D I A cerat-d Sere Threat,
lYl.rlLi.rirv I A. Small 1'ex, Measles and
all Contagious Diseases.
Pereim wailing en the sick should use it
frcHy. Scarlet '..ver ha, never been known te
spread where th Fluid was used. Yellow
Kevf-r has been cure t with it after black vomit
had taken place. The worst cases el diphtheria
yield le it.
Fevered and Sick Per- SMALL POX
sons relicshed and and
lied Peres pi even ted PITTING of Small
by bathing with Dar- pox PREVENTED,
by's fluid.
impure Air made A member of iny
iiaiu.lL"ii and pttil- family was laken with
, ed. Miiall-jKix. 1 used the
1 or -eic Threat it Is a Fluid ; the putient was
sure vine. net delirious, was net
Contagion de-tr yed. pitted, and was about
Fer Frosted Feet.ilhe house again In
i.iiiiijiain'4, r lie.1-, tnree wieiis ami no
Challnirs. etc.
ethers had
Parkikjen,
Dhia.
it.-J. W
Hheuinatism cuied.
Selt Uhit'. t'eniplex-
ions secured by its
uae.
Ship Fevei prevented
Te purify thebreaih,
Cle.tn-e llie Teeth,
It can't be surpassed.
Catarrh n-lleved and
cured.
Eiysipela eiire-l.
liurns relieved 1 u -
stan 11 y.
Scars prevented.
Dynenuy rurrd.
Wounds lieaUid rtiiild-
ly
l'hiladel-
DIPIITIIEUIA
PKEVENTED.
The physicians heie
use Darby's fluid very
succ-sslully in the
tieatuient el Ulph
iherla A. Stellek-WEiu-rt,
Greensboro,
Ala.
Tetter di led up
Cholera pi evented.
Ulcers puiillcd and
healed.
In cact-s of Death it
should be u-ii'd about
the corpse it will
preventany unpleas
ant smell.
The euiliienl Plivst-
?cu-vy cured.
An Antidote ter ani
mal or Vegetable Poi
sons, Stings, etc.
1 used the Fluid dur
ing our present at
tlli'tlmi wiih Scarlet
lever with decided
auvanuige. it is in- ciun, J. jiAitiun
dispenxablii te the SIJls, 31. l New
sick room. Wm. F. erk, says: "1 am
Sanfeud, Eytie, Ala.lcenvii.fed Prof. Diir
Iby's Prophylactic
hCAULET FE Elt Kli.id is a valuab'e
LiL'ICED. .ilNiiiluctaiii.
Vakushiiilt Univehsitt, Nariiville. Teiin.
1 tenlity te the ine4 excellent iu:Uiti;:. el
Oarbv's Piephylacltc Fluid. Asa di-iinluetant
ami determent 11 i-i .eth UieeiuUc.il ly and
practically supeilef te any piex:itatien vlth
which i am acqu untcfl.
N. T. LuneK, Prel. Clieiiustiy.
DA ROY'S FLUID IS It ECO MM ENDED Hi'
i Ien. Alex meu II. Sir:niEs, ofGeetgia
Kev. has. F. Deems, D. D., Church et the
StrangeiM. N. V.
Jes. Lel'entk, Celutulihi, Prel., University,
Kev. A. .1. llArrLE. Prel., Mel cur University.
Ilev. ke. F. Piehce, Dishop SI. E. Chinch.
IND1SPENSAI5LE TO EVEKY 1IOIIE.
Pcilu'Ctly harmless. Used internally or
eternallv ler Mull or Ueast.
The Fluid has been thoreugly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that il has done
iiveiyilnng here claimed. Fei fuller inform
atien get el your Diuggist a piuiplilet erseml
le the piopiieleis.
.1 H. ZKIUN&CO.,
Manulaetiiiing CluMtilbts. PIULADELl'HIA.
Jin'J2-l5iedfcw
TZ
lUSKt-WOKT
IV 13 A
Sure (.'ure ler All Diseases
OF THE
KIDNEYS AND LIVER.
It has spi-ciuc action en tni me-d Import Impert
ant iirgmi, enabling it te tluuw etl teipidlty
and iiiaclien, SUniitlatlng thu healthy secie secie
tien el the l.ilu, and by keeping tile bowels in
tiee condition, ellecting iN lrgular dl.-charge.
Malema " y" llr0 MilleriiiK Irem nui
lYidiidil Idi. i:u:a. have the chills, are bil
ious, dyspeptic or cnnstip'ite'l, Kidiicy-Wett
will su'rclj' relieve and iiii).ly i ure.
In the Spiing te cleanse the System, every
our should lake a thorough couie et il.
Sold by DrngslHM. Price, SI.
KIDNEY-WORT.
FepJ7 ly.l&wMWAF il
e
VEK
5,000
Drngeists ml Physicians
Have Signed or Endorsed the Fol
lowing Remarkable Document :
Messrs. Seitbitry A- Jehnsen, Manufacturing
ChcmUts, 21 J'Catt .street, Xew Yerk:
Gkwtlkmkn : Fer the pilot lew years we
liuve sold various brand of Pereus Plasters.
Physicians and the public preler BENSON'S
CAPCINE POKOUS PLASTER te nil ethers.
We consider them ene ei the very few leliable
household remedies worthy el contldence.
They are superior te all oilier porous plasters
or Liniments ler external ue.
ISENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTKU ioagenu ieagenu ioagenu
ine l'arinaceutical product, el the highest
order et merit, ami se rccognlzeil by physi
cians ami druggists.
When ether remedies tall get a BENSON'S
CAPCINE PLASTER.
Yeu will be disappointed it you iib cheap
Plasters, Liniments, Pads or Electrical Mag
netic Toys.
A SURE REMEDY AT LAST.
Frlcn 35 Coins.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
JOHN AND BUNION FLATTER.
CHAS. H. CRiai'KTON, 113 Fulton St.,
New Yerk, sole acnt ier Dr. C W. Bon Ben
son's Remedies, te whom all orders should
be addressed.
II-2wileod&weow
a UOCERTE8.
D.
S. .SUKSH.
Net lerOyCit s liavpwe seen .vich ciegaut
table Syrup, ami only 10c. auuarlut ItUKSK'S.
IT IS SPLENDID, the childien cry ler il, it
won't give the ily&r-cps-la either.
Ceffee3'.! Coffees!!!
We buy our Cellees gieen and alwajs have
them FKES11 ROASTED. We endeavor te
give yen geed value ler your nieucy. Old
Brown Java, Choice Laguavra, Faiiw Kie.
Choice Rie, and Lew Grade Rie, from 12Jc te
25 cents per pound Ueasted.
12i)0 Cans in Cent Tomatoes,
2000 Cans li Cent Sugar Cern,
Geed Kice, 3 peunus ier 25 Cellt8,
Prunes, 3 pennds ier 25 Cents,
Figs, 2 pounds ler 25 Cents,
Mackerel, 3 Ier 5 Cents.
Six Large Pieces of Toilet Seap
ter 35 Cents, etc.
GOOD Q00DS AT LOWEST PRICES,
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East Sing Street.
BA1CUAINS IN WATCIIKS, CLOCKS
Chains Kings, Spectacles, Ac. Repairing
et nil kinds will receive iny per:-eiial atten
tion. LOUIS WEBER, Ne. 1M North Queen
street, lleniember name, nn.l number. Di
rectly opposite City Hetel, near Pennsylvana
railroad depot. de-j 2S lyn
FARM AND GAEDEN.
THIS PKOF1TS OF ONION UDLTUKE.
Timely fiiDts for Uuabandmeu Where te
tlaut Orchards The Stale Agri
cultural Society.
Germantown Telegiaph.
Prlza Essay en Union Culture.
Seme months age we punted an an
nouncement that the Messrs. Land re th
offered prizes ier essays en onjen cnlture.
In l espouse, nine essays were pteseuted,
two of which came tee late te be included
in the prize list. These essays were very
complete, in fact, would eeem te exhaust
the subject, aud are full or interest te all
who are either cultivators ei this esculent
or propose te beoemo se. They have been
prepared by the following jrrewcis : Ger-
rit Donaldsen, of Pleasant Valley, Iowa ;
YV a. bull, bpringneld, Mass., (a cerres
pendent of the Telegraph) ; C4eere L.
Trail, Lexington, Me. ; W. H. White,
Westborough, Mass. ; W. II. Helmes,
Davenport, Iowa ; David H. Shurwood,
Southport, Cenu. ; Jes. B. Pate, Cataule,
Ga. ; .1. E. Rue, jr , Littleteu. N. C. ; J.
U. Walsh, Kaysville, Utah. The inform
ation is full aud complete, fiuin the laying
out of the ground te the harve.stiug and
marketing of the crop. The idea used te
prevail that onions could net be profita
bly raised outside of New England, but in
Mr. Donaldsen's paper he btates that iu
1881 no less than 300,000 bushels were
shipped from Davenport, Iowa, alone !
lie also says that be has planted laud iu
onions for twenty successive ears, and
thu last crop was as productive and flue as
the fiibt. One of the most successful cul
tivators has raised au average of eGG bush
els per acie en teu acres. Iu 18S1 he cul
tivated in onions thirteen acres, which
produced only 180 bushels per acre, the
total expense of which was Sl,0u0, yet the
net prelit was $1,43'J. Iu teu years he
plauted in the aggregate lb acres of land
in ouieus, and the net prelit was $3,8;i'J or
$01 per aero. The average yield per acre
shewe 284 biibhelb, and the iiverage price
47 cents per bushel.
Ouaqu.uter of au acre Mr. Bull ex
hibits a yield of 130 bushels, the entire
expense el producing which was '3J, and
the sales realized $120, at au average of
80 cents per bushel, leaving a profit of
$33 uS Ihncostei laiaiug was .3 eent.s
per bushel.
Mr. Trail states that one yc-ir he had a
yield of seven hundred bushels per acre,
but that his average w:.s fiem four te Ave
hundred bushels. A four hundred bushel
acre he sold at Te eeutu iji- bushel, which
alter deducting the expense, yielding a
profit of $233.50.
Mr. White says that Le obtained fiem
200 te 000 bushels per aeie. according te
the season. Fer au acre of 375 bushels 1 e
received 02 1 cents per bushel, aud that
after deducting the cost he had a profit of
$111.
Mr. Helmes gives the estimated cost, of
cultivating an acte at $1GG 45. The yield
of an acre of his own raising was 420
bushels, which being sold at $1 per bushel
gave a prelit of about $253. The cost of
raising per bushel with him was 39 cents.
Mr. Pate sets down the yield of au aero
at from 250 te 300 bushels, and the total
expense of cultivating at fiem $S0 te $100;
the ordinary pi ice iu Georgia $1.50 pur
bushel, and the prelit about 200 an acre.
Fiem the foregoing it will be seen hew
variable in results the taising of onions
with these cultivators has been ; still,
takiug the chances as we must, de iu all
farming operations, this branch is fully
as profitable as must ethers ; aud, as Mr.
Pate says, if followed as he has described
it will "place bueecss beyond contin
gency." As the pamphlet costs only 23
cents, we think it would be worth many
dellaia te all in the business of ouiou euiou ouieu
growing or contemplating it.
The State Horticultural Society.
At the recent annual meeting of the
Pennsylvania state Horticultural society
at Harrisburg, the chairman of the gen
eral fruit committee, Mr. Edwin Satterth
waite, read an iuteresting report op tl e
fruit crop of this state, of which the lol lel lol
lewiug is a synopsis :
Notwithstanding that there was an
abundance of blossoms last year, the yie!d
of apples was unusually small. The fol
iage of the trees presented au unhealthy
appearance, and with the exception of the
Cider and Ridge Pippin varieties, the fruit
generally failed te mature Reports from
different portions of the state say that
pears were almost as general a failuie as
apples, although the crop of Mr. sjatterth
wait, comprising many varieties, was ex
ceptionally prolific. Mr. S. says he leses
thousands et bushels of Bartletts and
esher pears annually by ret caused by
punctures made by bees, aud the less thus
occasioned him he considers grcater thau
the value of all the bees in bis county.
Last year's peach crop was vet y vari
able ; iu some instances a total failure is
recorded, in ethers there was a bountiful
yield. The " jellews " still effect many
orchards and greatly reduce the crop. Tae
cherry and plum crops were generally re
ported peer. They did net suffer as much
from the curiculie as from the ret. Quinces
of late years have done better, being less
injured by worms thau formerly. Small
fruits produced an average yield. Cur
rants aud gooseberries were much injured
by the currant worm. The use of helle
bore en the first appearance of the insect,
by dusting ever the bushes is pronounced
an effective remedy. Grapes generally
yielded well. In regard te the Kieffer pear
Mr. S. says that he had last year ever ene
bushels irem trees only two and three
years grafted. Saplings only ene aud a
half inches in diameter, grafted ever two
years, produced evei a bushel each of
perfect fruit. He considers it the most
valuable pear he has ever grewu.
Certain destructive insects are reported
te be en the increase, while ethers, the
curculie for instance, is less numerous
than formerly. The tent caterpillar is
apparently mere numerous, and another
variety which makes no web but gathers
in clusters en the branches of apple and
quince trees, did considerable damage last
year. Removal by hand seems te be the
most effective meaus of destroying pests
of this kind. The potato beetle and pear
slug have almost entirely disappeared.
The codling moth is about as numerous
and destructive as ever. The injury in
flicted by bees is very serious iu certain
localities, and the only meaus of reducing
their depredations is the troublesome
remedy of suspending bt t'les of sweetened
water te the braucbes of the trees.
Apple-Orciiards -Ynere te Plant one,
There has been considerable discussion
of late as te the best site for setting out
an apple orchard and we may add a peach
orchard, also. Frem our own knowledge
of this subject, and from what we have
learned from ethers, and what we have
seen in passing through regions where the
apple was a crop of much importance, we
should undoubtedly select a northern ex
pesure. Leading apple growers, we are
assured, agrce in this. We de net say
that apples will net de well in valleys or
southern exposures, but net uniformly se
well by any means. Any one who does
net knew and is desirous te be informed,
should understand that uniformity of tern
perature and retardation in budding, are
almost everything in preserving the health
and promoting the productiveness of
almost any fruit tree. An orchard planted
say in this latitude en a hillside with a
fulc northern exposure, always stands the
winter and is almost unfailingly productive.
While, en the ether haud, that with a
southern exposure, planted iu valleys or
protected by belts of trees, is liable te
constant changes of temperature ; but
early, aud are subject te the visitation of
late frosts, which generally prevail only in
low situations, and te the consequent de
structiens of the crop. It may be just as
well for these who may contemplate the
setting out of an orchard the coming
spring te bear this iu mind. A'll of us do de
sire te knew the surest way te success in
the cultivation of any crop, and this is un
questionably the surest way iu apple
growing, aud in peach growing tee.
Tbe New Press Club.
Philadelphia Evening News.
The opening of the club house of the
new press club in this city, en Saturday
was an interesting and noteweithy event
in the history of Philadelphia journalism.
It'was honored by the presence of a l.uge
company of well-known citizens, who ex
pressed their unbounded gratification at
the success of the undertaking. A he pro
jectors of the organization had many vex
atious discouragements and obstacles te
overcome, but the result of their labors
has far surpassed the most coufideut ex
pectations of their friends. We doubt
whether any ether association of news
paper men has ever beeu introduced iute a
mere cheerful, comfortable and elegantly
appointed establishment. It cannot but
have a most useful effect in promoting
ameug the followers of a profession which
in this city at least, has hitherto beeu tee
elanuish aud exclusive, a feeling of amity
and a commeu interest.
The new club has been ushered iute ex
istence without a single dollar of debc te
burden it. This " pay as you go " prin
ciple, which generally is se sadly neglected
m the initial movements of such enter
prises, is the most gratifying feature of
the organization, aud is at the same time
the most favorable augury et its con
tinued prosperity. There is, however,
ene debt which the members of the new
club de ewe, aud that is the debt of the
warmest aud most grateful acknowledg
ment of the untiring zeal and industry of
its president. That gentlemau, Mr. Henry
F. Keenau, of the Pm?, has labensd night
aud day with the most invincible force
and faith aud enthusiasm in conducting
the organisatien te se successful au issue,
and hid biethren in the guild cannot but
feel proud of what he has done for them.
He has been the soul of the movement
from its inception, aud this must be said
without making an invidious distinction
against his official associates who earnestly
co operated with him. Te him and te
them and te tbe club we exclaim with
old Rip : " May they live long and pros
per." F.iiuieis wishing te be. siiceesslul willt sheep
should gu.ud them against expoMiie. But il
In .ihelleiin his she-p the larmei OApees
himself and catclie-s cold, he must m-u Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup.
Thieo reasons why the Celluloid Eye-Glases
are the best: first, because they ai e the light
est; Second, because they are the handsomest ;
and Third, because they are the strongest;
Fer sale by all leading Jewelers ami Opticians.
15-lwdced
"Test a man' prolessieu by his practice.
Physician heal thyself." PhyMcia"a net only
heal themselves with Kidney Weit, but pre
scribe it for ethers ter the worst cases of bil bil
lensnessand constipation, as well as 'or kid
ney complaints. II you leel out et sorts und
don't knew why, try a package et Kii'ncy Kii'ncy
Wertand yen will leel like a new creature.
SIS' Millions el packages or the Diamond
Dyes have been soil without a single com
plaint. Every wheic they are the favorite
Dyes.
Nausea relieved and Sick Headache cuied
by taki.ig Simmons Liver Regulator.
Will T. Mentellus, ML Carmel, Pa., 'iys :
" Brown's Iren Bitters thoroughly cured me
et indigestion and general debility. Fer sale
by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 109 North
Queen street. 13-lwdftw
Veins of Silii'eriiifj.
Mrs. Barnhart, cer. Pratt and Broadway,
Bullale, was ler twelve years a suilercr irem
l heumatlsm, and after tryintr every known
remedy without avail, was entirely cuied by
Therna' Eclectric Oil. Fer sale by II. B. Coch
ran, druggist. 137 and 139 North Queen street.
De Yeu llelieve It.
That in this town there are scores el persons
passing our store every day whose lives aie
made miscrabie by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed Stomach. Liver Com
plaint, Constipation, when ler 75c. we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitallzer. guaranteed te cute
them. Sold by II. K. Cochran, druggist, Nes.
1 17 and 133 North Queen street. teb7-eed2
Desplsed.
By the unthinking, Burdock has been con
sidered a weed, and Its luxuriant growth, un
pleasant smell, etc., has rendered it, te these
"net knowing its virtues," a nuisance, and
yet the root has long been acknowledged by
savants as most invaluable as a diuretic, ape
rient and bleed purifier. Burdock Blr.ed Bit
ters embody all its geed riualitle". Price tl.
Fer sale by II. K. Cochran, druggist. 137 and
133 Verth Queen strcnt.
Walnut Lear II air Kesterer.
It Is entirely dillcrcnt from all ethers. It i3
as clear as water, and, as its name indicates,
is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will
Immediately free the head from all dandruff,
restore gray hair te its natural color and pro
duce a new growth where it has fallen off.
It does net in anv manner effect the health,
which Sulphur. Sugar of Leid and Nitrate of
Silver preparations have done. It will change
light or faded hair in a few days te a beautiful
glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each
bottle is warranted. SMITH, KLINE & CC,
Wholesale Agcnta. Philadelphia, and HALL
A KUCKEL. New Yerk. lun6-lyd.eed&w
UL.JLSS AND QUEKNBWAJIX,.
H
1UU Si MAltTIN.
AT
CHINA1 HALL.
We have just leceivcd per Steuuishlp Illi
nois unether Importation e!
White Granite Ware
IN
DINNER,
TEA and
CHAMBER WARE.
We have a Linge Stock el HOU3EFUR
N1SH1NU GOODS in our line.
Heusestires Keccire Special Attention.
JBS-Our Goods inu"t prove satisfactory or
will be exehangeii.
High & Martin's,
15 EAST? KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
TOTiCJ3 lO I'ltt.sPASSEKS AND Ul)N-
11 NERS. All persons are hereby forbidden
te trespass en any or the lands et the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates, in Lebanon anil
Lancaster counties whether inclesed or un un
inclesed, either ler the purpose of sheeting or
fishing, as the law will be ripidlv enforced
against all trespassing en said hinds et the
undersigned alter this notice
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
R. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWAKD C. FUEEMAN,
Attorney im It. W. Celeuian'3 Heln.
elO-tfit&w.
Qneensware
3ti:vjciL.
B
KOW.ii'l IKON lUTTKlte.
KNOW7
That Bnews's Inu.N Biiiiins will
cure the worst case of !ytp'psu.
Will insure a hearty app'-'tite and in
creased digestion.
L'urcr, general debility, and give a
new lease ut life.
Dispels nervous lopiehsien aud low
spirits.
Restiues auexhausteil niustug melliei
te full strength and gives abundant
sustenance for hoi child.
Strengthen!-, the muscles ami nci vev,
cntichc.s the bleed.
Ovt iconic we.ikuei . wakefuliies.,
r.ud J.itk of cueigy.
Keeps ei' all chill::, revets, and etlmr
inal.it i;'-' poison.
Will liiltise n tth new lite '; h v - i!vii t
invalid.
.; 'Vallei st , iJaltimete. Uee. lSb-I.
Fei ill x j curs l Irtve In en a
;;ieat guilder Irem IHoed I'll
i-a-sc, Py.ipepiia, in 1 Cen-dlpa
tieii.iiml beiauie m debilitated
ili.lt l con ! net i tan: .inyiliing
en my stomach, in lact, lite had
aliue-tt become a burden. Final
ly, when hope had alums! I.'tl
me, my husband wring Brown'
I ion llltieri adveilised in the
paper, induced nit) te give r. a
tu.il. I an: miv. t.ik: is; my f'1 '.
'ionic :.nd have net lelt sew "II
msi-c yeaiias I de at the prc
c'lt lime.
Mil'.. L. 1 . liiaKM.N.
Bivcu'.s Iren Buteis will h.t'-e a bet
lei tonic eflect upon any one who
uck1: "bracing up,'' than any
medicine made.
loi'sale wiielrxalnu-inl lend! by II. II. COCU
KAN, Lr,irfgl't. KI7 and i") Ninth Qiteen
Stieel. I Hiiciedei-
IJ iwdftw n
CHIM; 3KKV1.S c.iu.-ji;
AGONY!
PEIIRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER
BRINGS
RELIEF!
NEURALGIA
SCIATICA
TOOTHACHE
EARACHE
Aud the vlmle noxious family of
nerve disease.? aie cured by
Perry Davis's Pain Killer
SURE !
ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS
KEEP "PAIN KILLER."
IMui 'Aw
IKiUKH uliJ UTA-l'lOVKiil-
yALENTINMS.
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES in every vailety at
L. M. FLYNN'S
liOOlv AND STATIONERY STORE,
42 WEST KINO STREET.
1SS3. ISS3.
VALENTINES!
AN ELEGANT LINE Ol"
Novelties
FOR THE
Valentiae Season
- T THE
IK) OK STO V. K
-OF-
Jelm Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15 and 17 North Quean Street.
SIGN OF THE BOOK.
fcbJ-tld
VOAJL..
B.
B. HARTlHj
Whe.t s .!e and Retail Dealer In all kinds el
LUMBER AND COAL.
ylaid: Ne. 120 North Water and Prince
trwiM a'.Mive Lemen Lancaster. nJMyd
CWAL AM aiAruicK.
j Rcst.'grade of family COAL, well-cleaned,
weight guaranteed.
Manure by the car-'ead at Lewest Prlceii.
Alse. Limestone Screenings ier dtlves and
walks. Cement at reduced pi-ice.-".
Hay and Straw by the ten or bale.
Yard: Harrisburg pike.
General Offlce: 20$ East Chestnut Street.
KAUFFMAN, KELLER, & CO.
aprH wd
c
1UAL.
M. V. B. COHO,
13'J KOJiTJl WA TJSK ST., Lancaster, I'd.,
Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Oou'iTtlen With the Telephonic exchange.
Yard and OUice : Ne. XX) NORTH WATER
STREET- lel2d.lyd
"VTOMUH TO STOCKHOLUEKS.
JA Theannu-il meetli.ir et the stockholders
Ol the Columbia A- Pert Deposit ralliead tom tem
pany will be held at the efilee el the company.
Ne. iil Seuth Fourth street. Plilhnb Iphia Pa.,
en WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. &.l,nt 11
o'clock, a. m. Election ier Pic3ldcul and .11-lci-ter.ssamei'.iv
and place.
I.;bl-ytd I A JI E: It. .Mi C LL K E, bci .
miraoevB.
A1
Wariei maker's.
Silk novelties innumerable
and indescribable. Everything
that ladies or dressmakers have
occasion for in matching, deco -rating,
combining. What wc
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: "l( you want te
match anything, or find a rare
silk, even an uncxpectablc 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. Mill we imagine that
if one sh.?.ld assert the con
trary, almc f everj'bedy in Phil
adelphia v. i)u!d believe it.
Oltei'er we speak of ether
aspects of our trade; aspects
less obvious or 1 ss recognized.
It is wdi occasionally te give
old news.
Ne.Tl outer clie ". .iiith tintrniK'O te niRlri
building.
Warm skirls for ladies, and
leggings for !'di., irls and lit
tle girls. The warm skirts arc
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 leggings are all sorts ; one
very useful and fairly pretty
sort, woven, at two-thirds value,
25 te 65 cent9.
West or south entrance le mala building.-
'Tin's have te be thought of.
We're busy enough as le mak
ing. If wc advertise at all, wc
ought te say what will net op
press us with tee much making.
Perhaps this it is. A great many
seal coats aud far-lined circu
lars are ready-made. Mere
si.es 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 ?
l.'.i; 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
wc guess our prices haven't
been very high ; have they?
Next-outer circle, se ith entrance te main
unlltllng.
Weel serge embroidered with
sitk dots that ought 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 afford ; 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 l:em centie.
JOI-Ii: WANAMAKER.
Che. Iniit, Thirteenth ami Market street'! and
City-hall.sfji.. .", Philadelphia.
eATJiil UAA&MNUH, dec.
"QUAKER W. FKY.
We -uoalaige line el
LACE CURTAINS
In WHITE and CREAM, fiem Sl.wia pair up
NETTING by yard Irem 12c. up.
BED SETS. LAMBREQUINS, PlLLOVt"
SHA3I3 and TIDIES.
CURTAIN FOLKS el every description.
WALNUT EXTENSION CORNICE'S very low
In price : $1 GU cornices ler D0c., $2 cornices for
I1..W, J2.re cornices' ler tl.75, $l.' cornices Ier
f2.(K). Will lit any window up te live leet in
width, and very easily adjusted.
LARGE STOCK Or
WALL PAPERSand WINDOW SHADES
Fer Spring In all the New Patterns and Celers
ODD LOTS ami REMNANTS el PAPER
HANGINGS very cheap te cle.u out.
Anion; them are some very cheice
styles. A lew et the3e light-colored
Shades lelt Irem 15 cents up.
Have your work done new liofero thaSprin;
rush commences. We employ llrsUclass woik weik
mi'ii and cm give your orders prompt atten
tion. PHARES W. FRY,
Ne. 57 North Queen Street.
LANCASTER, PA.
SAMUKL II. PJUCE, ATTOKNKY, HAS
Removed hi3 Oilice irem &5 North Duke
2treet te Ne. 41 ORANT BTREET. immedi
ately in Rear el Letut Heuse, Leii'h New
JJiUlUln?, inl7-tld