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Neckties, Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk and Cash
mere Mufflers. Linen Handkerchiets, Fine
Shirts, Underwe r, Fur 8prlng Tep
Gloves, Caster Gloveg,Cellar&,Cufl's,
Suspenders, Pocket Beeks, Card
Cases. Ladies' Satchels. Pho
tograph and Autograph
Albums, Perfumery,
Cigar Cases, Scarf
Pins, Sleeve
Buttens,
Ac
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE GRAND DIS
PLAY.
E. J. ERISMAN,
NO. 86 NORTH" QUEEN STBEET,
O H. KATHVON.
' OVERCOATS,
Dress Snits,
BusinessJtaits,
Mntaloens,
Waistcoats,
In desirable winter materials, made prompt
ly te order ter men and boys, at bottom pricesi
ter tLa next two months, at I
S. 8. RATHYOFS :
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
He. 101 N. Queen St.,
123-lmeed LANCASTER, PA.
nu
HOSTKTTKK SON.
SPECIAL REDUCTION
-IN-
Odd Oea,ts.
250 Men and Youths' Odd Coats
Reduced Exactly .One-half.
$10.00 COATS REDUCED TO $5.00.
9.00
8.00
0.G0
4.50.
4.00.
3.00.
We have lelt the original mark en the gar
ments, se that you can see and make the re
duction for yourself.
I B. Hosteller & Sen.
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA,
II
''.Sii& BKOTHKK.
- LAST MARK DOWN.
25 OVERCOATS AT S3 OO
40 OVKROOATS AT 3.30
27 0V&KCOATSAT 4 2fi
CO OVERCOATS AT BOO
Werth twlce the money. We must have the
room ler our Immense Stock
OF
SPRING CLOTHING,
WHICH WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING.
FIFTY DOZEN
HEAVY OVERALLS,
FORTY NINE CENTS A PAIR,
WORTH 75 CENTS.
Alse balance et our WINTER STOCK very
cheap, as the room they occupy is what we
need.
CALL AT. ONCE
AT
HIRSH & BRO.,
The Pena Hall Clothing Heuse,
Nes. S and 4 '. (jneenSt.
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H.
niSBUABT.
Special Mice!
I hereby netlty my friends and patrons that
I bave J ust received a large assortment et me
dium weight suiting ler the EARLY SPRING
TRADE.
Alse, a Choice Stock of SPRING OVER OVER
COAllNGel the Newest Shades.
I have also new ready sample cards et my
Foreign Importation for the SPRING TRADE,
and anyone desirous of securing Choice
Styles can de se new.
All Heavy Weight SUITING and OVER
COATING will be made up te order until the
17th of MARCH at Cost Price.
H- GERHART,
TAIL OH,
NO. 6 EAST KING STREET,
A FEW MOKE OF THE SlOUlBiATSl
J per hundred at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FJ20XT CIGAR
STORE.
iS
OW BEAUX.
OUli NEW.
REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE,
Containing a large number "of "properties in
city and country, with prices, Ac Copies sent
tree te any address.
' ALLEN sA. HKKK .A GO.,
Baal Estate-ami Iseanae Agents, 2fa. 10
JCast King Stmt. --
fog
CLernura.
pOSENBTiSlH'S.
Bargains in White Shirts.
ANOTHER LEADER
AT
ROSENSTEIN'S
(ONE PRICE BOUSE),
NO. 37 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Having disposed of these Elegant Puff and
Flat Scarfs, all silk, at 48 cents, and nearly 300
of these excellent Carter and Dogskin GIetcs
at 68 Cents,
YVc New Come te the Frent Again
With the Biggest Bargain eflercd yet. We
will sell
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
The Well Known and Elegant Fitting WHITE
mi
the
uhkss sujlut, nicely iaunurled, known as
PAKAG-ON,
AT-
58 CENTS.
THE REGULAR PRICE IS Ql.OO.
This Shirt is wade In this City. The besom
is made of Four-Ply Linen, and the muslin
Wamsulta -Hills. We have them in all sizes.
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
Our Spring Styles et Suitings are new
Reaily ter Inspection. They arc nearly all
Foreign Goods, and will be Made Up Ele
gantly and a
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
At. Moderate prices. Call and Examine
our Stock and you will net only Save Meney,
but you can get exactly wnat you want
AT
EOSMSTEDPS.
Ne. 37 North Queen St.
3"Oppesltc the Grape Hetel.
LAJtCAHTEU WAXCH.Es
jbi-
XAUINh THK S1JSM-WIND
PATENT
Bust -Proof Watches,
NIOKEL AND GILT,
NOW MADE BY THE
K3-RAILROAD MEN, FARMERS,
MILLERS, MINERS, TAILORS,
MECHANICS GENERALLY, AND
ALL PARTIES WHOSE EMPLOY
MENTS NECESSITATE EXPOSURE
TO DUST, WILL FIND IN THR3
PATENT D VST AND DAMP-PROOF
SUCH A SATISFACTORY MOVE
MENT AS HAS NEVER BEFORE
IlEEN PRESENTED TO THE
TRADE AND TO THE WATCH
R UY1NG PUBLIC.
Our Lew-Grade us well as Hlgh-Grade Move
ments ALL bave the Expansion .Balance and
Mean Time Screws ; and all Movements are
litted up, as desired, withorvitbeutour PAT
ENT COMPOUND REGULATOR, which is
pronounced by Experts te be the Best in tbe
World, as it is absolutely withoutlest motion,
and the Movement can be regulated by hand
until it closely approximates accuracy, when, .
by one lull turn of the Screw, the rate will be
changed Twe Seconds in Twenty-lour Hours.
iiOOB.lt AMD MTATIONEJti
TlASTKU CAKDS.
EASTER, 1883.
Easter Cards.
EASTER CARDS selectedwlth care and
in
great variety, at
L. M. FLYNN'S,
NO. 42 WEST KING STREET, LANCASTER.
TASTKB 1883.
NOVELTIES
FOR THE
EASTER SEASOE !
PLAIN AND FRINGED
EASTER CARDS,
EASTER BANNERETS,
EASTER BOOKS.
AT THE BOOK-STORE OF .
JONN BAER'S SONS,
SIGN OP THE BOOK,
Nes. 15 and 17 North Queen Street.
Lancaster nil Ce.,
fcb3-tfd
pBAX'S SPECIFIC HED1CUUE. THE
UT Great English Remedy. An unfailing
cure for Impotency, and ' all Diseases that
fellow less et Memery, Universal Lassl--tude.
Pain In the Back," x Dimness et
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases .that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full par
ticulars l our pamplet,-wiilch we desire te
send lree By mall te every one. Tbe Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists at $1 per pack
age, "Or six packages fer55, or will be sent tree
by mall en the receipt ,et the money, by ad
dressing the agent. HB. Cochran, 137 and IX)
North Queen street. On account' et counter
feits, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper:
the only genuine. Guarantees etcure issued by
us. Fer sale in Lancaster by H. Br Cochran,
DrngglsVl37 and uratarth Queen utreeu
i-. HGBAYcliwSOUHB CO.fK. Y.
pr23-lYcUkv . -g ;, :,
As Internal Bevrene Officer Saved.
Pbevidkscz, August 21, 18S2.
Editor of Bosten Herald t
Dkab Sib : During my term of service In tbe
Internal Revenue Department of the United
States, at the time my office was in this city, 1
was afflicted with a severe attack or Kidney
disease, and at the time suffered Intensely. I
received the medical advice of some of our
beat physicians ler a long time, without being
benefited by their prescriptions. Being dis
couraged by the failures of the doctors te help
me, and being urged te use Hunt's Remedy by
a friend who bad tested Its merits, although
reluctant te try a patent medicine. I was
finally Induced te try the Ite.medy, and pro
cured two bottles et it and emmenced taking
It faithfully according te directions.
Before I bad taken It three days the excru
ciating pains In my back had disappeared, and
before I bad used two bottles I was entirely
J ured. Whenever, from ever exertion or a
violent cold, the pains in my kidneys return,
a few doses of Hunt's Remedy quickly effects
a cure.
Before closing I beg te menUen Ibe remark
able cure of a friend et mine in New Yerk
city, te whom I recommended this valuable
medicine. He was suffering severely from an
attack which was pronounced by bis physl
clan a decided case of Bright's Disease et the
Kidneys. I obtained two bottles et Hunt's
Remedy ter him, and he commenced taking it
and began te Improve at once, and was speed
ily restored te bealtn, and lie attributes the
saving et his life, under the blessing of a mer
ciful Providence, te Hunt's Keniedy.
Anether friend et mine in New Yerk, te
whom I recommended Hunt? Remedy, was
sufierlng severely from Kidney disease, and
was entirely cure 1 et it alter using tnis won
derful medicine only a short period.
Feeling deeply grateful for the great bene
fits experienced by my friends and myself
from tb use of Hunt's Remedy, I feel it te be
duty; as well as a great privilege, te lurnish
you this voluntary and unsolicited statement'
of facts for the information et your large
number of readers, many of whom arc un un
deu tcdly suffering lrem this widely spread
ing scourge, and I believe it is the best medi
cine new known, and that it will cure all cases
et Kidney diseases that can be cured.
I shall be pleased te confer with anyone who
may desire an interview regarding the state
ments herein contained, Truly yours,
RICHMOND HENSHAW,
m2-lwM.W,Fd&w 99 Me3ser street.
HUNT'S ilEftlfcUY FOK 8ALK AT II. B
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 139 North
Queen street. mar2-3md
TTNIVUKHAL. testimony
IN FAVOR OF
" KIDNEY-WORT."
THE GREAT SPE IFIC FOR KIDNEY DIS
EASE, LIVER TROUBLES, MALAUIA,
CONSTIPATION. PILES, LADIES'
WEAKNESSES AND
RHEUMATISM.
TEKRIBLK KIUNKY DISKAbK.
" Mrs. Hedges says-1 cannot tee htglily
praise Kidney-Wert.'' eays Mr. Sam Hedges,
Williamstown, W. Va ' It cured my terrible
kidncv disease. My wire had te turn me ever
in the'bed before using it."
SKVKKE KIUNKY DISKASE.
" I was entirely cured," recently said Mr. N.
Rurdick.efthe chtcepec Bex Ce., Springfield,
Mass , " of severe kidney disease by using Kidney-eort."
COULD NOT WORK BtfFUKB.
'.I've had no pains since 1" was cured bv
Kidney-Wert," said Mr. Jas. C. JIurd, of the
Chlcepec Bex Ce., Springfield, Mass. ' I
ceuld't work before using it, se great were my
kidney difficulties."
KIUNKY AND T.IVKB TKOOBLUS.
" Several doctors tailed." writes N. Steepy.
AllHirhnnv Citv. Pa.. " but Kidney- Wert cured
my kidney and liver troubles of two years
standing."
KlDNKX COMPLAINT AND WIAUKTK3.
"Fer six yeard," says Engineer W. II.
Thompson, eftceC. M. &St Paul K.I.I had
kidncv complaints and diabetes. Kidney Kidney
Wert has entirely cured vie "
IT HAS DONE WONDKKS.
" I can lecemmend Kidney-Wert te all the
world," writes J. K. Bingamen, Crestline, O.,
II has done wonders ter me and many ethers
troubled with kidney anil liver disorders."
Constipation, Piles aiul Kbeuuiatieui.
I have found in my practice that Constipa
tion and piles in all lenns. as well as rlieu rlieu
maticatrectiens yield readily te Kidney-Wert.
Philip C. Balleu, M. D., Monkleu, VU
P1L.ES 16 YEAK3.
' Kidney-Wert is a medicine of priceless
value. 1 had piles for 10 years. It cured me."
Nelsen FalrchUds, St. Albans, Vt.
UKATKL, PFR91ANEKT BELIEF.
" I have used Kidnoy-Wert ler gravel," re
cently wrote Jas. F. Reed, of North Acton,
Maine, "and it gave me permanent relief."
20 YKAK3 KIDNEY IJISKASE.
' I had kidney disease for 0 years," writes
C. P. Brown, of Westport, N. Y. ' I could
scarcely walk aud could de no work. I de
voutly thank Ged that Kidney-Wert has en
tirely curcdmc."
A GBEAT MI.KSSINO for BHEUMATISIH.
" it 1, thanks te kind Providence, er great
temporal blessing," truly remarks Win. Ellis.
et li.vans, Colerado. The gentleman icrerrcd
te Kidney- Weit, and its magical curative
properties, in cases of rheumaiisin and kid
ney trouble.
KHEUMATJSS1 ON THE VttNCU.
A priceless Jewel. J. G. Jewell, a judge at
Woodbury, Vt., says : "Kidney-Wert cured my
rheumatism. Nothing else would deit."
PILES.
Frem Nantucket, Mass., Mr. Wm. il. Chad
wick writes: "Kidnoy-Wert works pi emptly
and efficiently in caeaef Piles as well as Kid
ney troubles. It's a most excellent medicine."
LADIES' XKOUIJL.KS.
" Ne medicine helped my three years pecu
liar troubles," says Mr., il. Luinereaux, or
Isle La Mette. Vt., " except Kidney-Wert. It
cured me and many efmy friends, loe."
OVEB 30 IEAE8.
" I had kidney and ether trouble ever 30
5'cars," writes Mrs. J. T. Galloway, Elk Flat,
Oregon. "Nothing neipcd me imr, tuuney tuuney
Wert. It will effect a permanent cure."
A Pnyslclan's Wire's Troubles.
"Demestic remedies and prescriptions by
myself (a practicing physician) and ether doc
tors, only palliated my wife's chronic, two
years standing, inflammation et the bladder.
Kidney-Wert, however, cured Iter." These
areextiacts from a letter el Dr. CM. Sum
merlin, ersun Hill, Washington county, Ga.
SETTLED CONSTIPATION.
" I have had kidney disease for 30 years."
writes Mrs. Sarah Phillips, of Frankfort, N.
Y.. nearUtlca "Kidney-Wert has allayed all
my2ains and cuued my settled constipation."
LADY D1SUU AKGE9 TWO SERVANTS.
"1 have net been able te de my.liousewerk
formally years until recently," writes Mrs.
M. P. Merse, el Hyde Park, Minn., " I've new
surprised all my friends by discharging my
two servants and doing their work. Kidney Kidney
Wert was the cause. II cured me and I'm
strong, mlMweedAw
KIDNEY WOBT FOK S4I.E AT U. IS.
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 1S9 North
Queen street. mar2-3mtl
TIHWAJtlS, CC.
CSrECIAL NOTICE.
Chandeliers
-AND
GAS BTSTURBS
OF ALL KINDS.
GlebesSand Shades,
Geal Oil Lamps.
Plumbing and Gasfitting, Reefing
and Spouting.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
AT
JOHN P. -SGHAuTS,
NO. 24 SOUTk QUEEN STREET,
lebW-lyd-
LANCASTER,
PA.
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THE TAMEF!
CONFERENCE COJUtltTEEy BEPOBT.
Adopted by 152 te 115 VtetUIub of the
Internal Revenue Bevlsten .in
Analysis or tbe Tete.
The Heuse before adjourning passed tbe
tariff bill as agreed upon by the conference
committee. The following is the detailed
vote :
Democrats in Italics, Republicans in
Reman and Independents in small capi
tals. Teas Messrs. Aldrich, Andersen, Barr,
Belferd, Beliznoener. (Fa.), Bingham, Bis
bee, Bliss (N. Y.), Bewman, Brewer,
Briggs, Browne, Buck, Buauewa, (Me.),
Burrows (Mich.), Butter worth, Calkins,
Camp, Candler, Cannen,- Carpenter, Cas
well, Cbace CrSpe, Crowley, Cullen, Dar
rall, Davis (111.), Deering, Demette, De De
zenderf, DhiRley, Dexey,Dunnell,Dwigbt,
Ermentrout (Pa.), Farwell (III), Ifarwell
(la.), Fisher, Fulkeksen, Geerge, God Ged
shalk. Greut, Guenther, Hall, Hammend
(N. T.), Hardenhurg (N. J.), Hardy (N.
Y.), Harmer, (Mass.), Harris (N. J.),
Haskell, Hazleton, Hellman, Hendersen,
Hepburn, Hill,- Hiscock, Hitt, Herr, Houk,
Hubbs, Humphrey, Jacobs, Jadwin, Jenes
(N. J.), Jergenseu, Joyce, Kassen, Kel
ley, Keteham, Klelz (Pa.), Lacey, Ladd,
Lewis, Lindpey, Lord, Lyneh, Mackcy,
Marsh. Masen, McCeid, McCook, McLean
(Me.), Miles, Moere, Merey, Merse (Mass),
Mulcliltr (Pa.), Neal, Norcross, O'Neill,
Pacheco, Page; Parker, Payson, Peelle,
Peirce, Pettibone. Pound, Randall (Pa.),
Ranney, Ray, Reed, Rich, Richardson
(N. Y.), Ritchie, Robeson, Robinson,
(Mass.), Ress (N. J.), Ryan, Scevile (N.
Y.), Scranton, Se8singhaus,ShaIlenberger,
Shelly (Ala.), Sherwiu, Shultz, Skinner
Smalls, Smith (N. Y.), Smith (Pa.),
Smith (III.), Spauldin?, Speer, Spooner,
Steele, Stene, Strait, Themas,
Townsend (0.). Tyler, Updegraff, Valen
tine, Van Aerman, Van Hern, Van Voer Veor
his, Wait, Walker, Ward, Washburn,
Watsen, Webber, West, White, Williams
(Wis ), Willets, Wilsen (W. Va.), Wise
(Pa.), W. A.. Woodward and Yeung 152.
Kays Messrs. Aiken, Armfield, Ather Ather
ten, Atkins, Barleur, Bayne (Pa.), Beach,
Belmont, Berry, Blacken, Blanchard,
Bland, Blount, Bragg, Brumm ( Pa. ),
Buchanan, Buckncr, Cabell, Caldwell,
Campbell (Pa.), Carlisle, Cassidy, Chap
man, Clark, Clements, Celli, Colerick, Con
verse, Cook (Ga.)," Cook (la. Gbk.), Cox
(N. Y.), Cox (N. C), Covington, Culber
son, Davidsen, JDacis (Me.), Dawe3 (Or.),
JJeuster, Doted, Bibrell, J)ugre, Bunn,
Ellis, Ehrett (Pa.), Evins, Blewer, Ferd
(Nat.), Ferney, Gnrrisen Geddes, Gibsen,
Qunter, Hammend (Ga.), Hazeltine ( Nat.
Gbk.), Hatch, Herbert, Hewitt ( N. Y. ),
Uoelitzell, Hege, Helman, Heuse, Hubbell
(Mich.), Hutchins, Jenes ( Texas, Gbk.),
Jenes (Ark.), Henna, King, Knett, Latham,
Leedom, Lefevre, Manning, Martin, Mat
son, McKcnzie, McKiuley (0.), McLane
( Md.), McMillin, Miller ( Pa. ), Mills,
Merey, Morrison, Moulten, Muldrew,
Murch (Gbk.), Reese, Ifcce (O. ), Rice
(Me., Nat. Gbk.), Richu:dsen ( S. C),
Robertsen, Robinson (O ). Robinson ( N.
Y.), Rcsecrans, Scales, Bimonten, Singleton
(Miss.), Spark?, Sprinter, iSteckslager,
Talbeli, E. li. Tavler ( O.), J. D. Tayler
(O.), Thompson (My ), Twenshend ( 111.),
Tucker, Tiirntr (Ga.), Turner (Ky.), Upson,
Urner (Md ), Vance, Wirner, Wellborn,
Wheeler, Whittheme, Williams ( Ala.) and
Willis na.
When considering the contested election
case of Lee vs. Richardson the Heuse was
a sceue el riotous disorder. Ne ene paid
any attention te the speakers, whose
voices were drowned by the buzz of con
versation in the galleries and the louder
shouts of laughter from the numerous
groups of members en the fleer of the
Heuse.
The minority report of the committee,
seating Lee, who is a slim-built mulatto,
was substituted for the majority report
yeas, 124; nayp, 114. Democrats denounced
this as an attempt te present this negre
with $10,000, aud when the vete reeurred
en the majority report as amended by the
minority the Democrats refused te vote,
and the Heuso was left without a quorum,
the vete Btaudiug : Yeas, 128 ; nays, 0.
A call of the Heusa was ordered.
The call disclosed the presencn of 250
members, and further proceedings were
dispensed with ; but en the question of
the election case ajjain no quorum voted
and te the end the Demearats fillibustered
te preveut it.
The Internal Kcvenue.
Following are the previsions of the bill,
repealing aud amending certain previsions
of the internal revenue bill.
Section 1. That the taxes herein
specified imposed by the laws new in force
be, and the same aic hereby, repealed, as
hereinafter provided, namely : On capital
aud deposits of banks and bankers, except
such taxes as are new due and pajable ;
and en and after July 1, 18S3, the stamp
tax en bank checks, drafts, orders and
vouchers, and the tax en matches, perfu
mery, medicinal preparations aud ether
articles imposed by Sohedule A following
section 3,437 of the revised statutes :
Provided. That no drawback shall be al
lowed upon articles embraced in said
schedule that shall be exported en and
after July 1, 1883. Provided further, That
en and after May 15, 1883, matches may
be removed by manufacturers thereof
from the place of manufacture . te ware
houses within the United States without
attaching thereto the stamps required by
law, under such regulations as may be
prescribed by the commissioner of internal
revenue
Sec. 2. That from and after May 1,
1883,. dealers in leaf tobacco shall annually
Dav twelve dollars : dealers in manufact
ured tobaeco shall pay two dollars and
forty cents ; all manufacturers of tobacco
shall pay six dollars ; manufacturers of
eigars shall pay six dollars; peddlers of
tobacco, snulf and cigars shall pay special
taxes, as fellows : Peddlers of the first
class, as new defined by law,- shall pay
thirty dollars ; peddlers of the second class
shall pay fifteen dollars ; peddlers of the
third class shall pay seven dollars and
twenty cents, and peddlers of the fourth
class shall pay three dollars and sixty
cents. Retail, dealers in leaf tobacco shall
pay two hundred and fifty dollars, and
thirty cents for each dollar en the amount
of their monthly sales in excess of the
rate of five hundred dollars per annum;
Provided, That farmers and producers of
tobacco may sell at the place of produc
tion tobacco of their own growth and rais
ing at retail directly te consumers, te an
amount net exceeding one hundred dollars
annually.
Sec. '6. That hereafter the special tux of
a dealer in manufactured tobacco shall
net be required from 'any farmer, planter
or lumberman who furnishes sueh tobacco
only as rations or supplies te his laborers or
employees in the same manner as ether sup
plies are furnished by him te them : Provide
edthat the aggregated the supplies of to
bacco se by him furnished shall net exceed
in quantity 100 neumid in" any ena special
tax year : 'that ie.fi-em the- nst day of Hay
in any year until the thirtietBfday of April
in the next year : and provided further.
That Buch,farmer, planter or lumberman
shalluetbe atthe time he is furnishing
such supplies, engaged 4n the general
buineaBqfBelHngdrygoed, groeeriwjor
ether similar supplies in the. manner of a
merchant or storekeeper te ethers than
his own employees or laborers.
Sec. 4. That from and after Julyl,
1883, tbe internal taxes en snuff, ;smoking
and manufactured tobaeco shall be eight
cents per pound, and en cigars which
shall be .manufactured and sold or re
moved for consumption or sale en and
after July 1, 1883, there shall be assessed
and collected the following taxes le be
paid by the manufacturer thereof : On
cigars of all descriptions, made of tobacco
or any substitute thereof, three dollars
per thousand ; en cigarettes weighing net
mere than three pounds per thousand,
fifty cents per thousand ; en cigarettes
weighing 'mere than threo pounds per
thousand, three dollars per thousand :
Provided, That en all original and un
broken factory packages of smoking and
manufactured tobacco and snuff, cigars,
cheroots and cigarettes held by manufac
turers or dealeisat the time such reduc
tion shall go into effect, upon which the
tax has been paid, there, shall be allowed
a drawback or rebate of the full amount
of the reduction, but the same shall. net
apply in any case, where the claim is less
than ten dollars and has net been ascer
tained or presented within thirty days
following the date of tbe reduction ; and
such rebate te manufacturers may be paid
in stamps at the reduced rate. It shall
be the duty of the commissioner of inter
nal revenue, with the approval of the
secretary of the treasury, te adept such
rules and regulations and te prescribe and
furnish such blanks and forms as may be
necessary te carry this section into effect.
Sec. 5 That from and after the passage
of this act every manufacturer of tobacco
or snuff shall, in addition te ail ether re
quirements of law, print ou each package,
or securely affix by pasting en each pack
age containing tobacco or snuff manufac
tured by or for him, a label, en which shall
be printed the number of the manufactory,
the district and state in which it is
situated, and these weids :
Netice.
" The manufacturer of this tobacco has
complied with all requirements of law.
Every person is cautioned nnder penalties
of law, net te use this package for tobacco
again."
Illneia of Senater Cameren.
Early Saturday evening there was a re
port at the capitol that Senater Den Cam Cam
eeon had dropped dead. Messengers were
sent'hithcr aud thither te investigate the
rumor, and it was finally ascertained that
while sitting in the Senate coat room at
about 7 o'clock he suddenly fainted from
sheer weakness. Senater Cameren has
been suffering from hemorrhoids, which
have se depleted his constitution that
about a week age it was feared he would
net rally. He recovered sufficiently, how hew
evor, te be carried te the Senate, but
under the excitement he gave way and
fainted. He was at once taken te his
home and physicians hastily summoned,
who, after consultation, decided that a
surgical operation must be performed at
the earliest practical moment. This will
be done as seen as the patient has recov
ered sufficient strength, and next month
the senater will start en a protracted
European tour in search of health.
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TABOR'S TWO WEuUiNGS.
A Secret. Marriage In St. Louts Previous te
tbe Swell AUVUr at Washington.
A dispatch from St. Leus says : The
performance of the public ceremeny unit
ing Senater Taber and the belle of Osh
kesh has loosened the tongues of a select
few who were cognizant of a quiet cere
mony performed in St. Leuis several
months age. The truth is that the elabor
ate nuptials in Washington en Thursday
were a sham. Mr. Taber and Miss Lizzie
MoCeurt were made husband and wife en
the 30th of September last and the mar
riage was a plebeian sort of an event,
all except the fee. The ceremony
took place in the law office of Cel.
Patrick Dyer, in St. Leuis. Mr. Dyer had
beeu associated in mining enterprises with
Taber, and the latter cheese him as a con
fidant in his matrimonial venture. Miss
McCeurt came here by appointment. Jus
tice Yeung was. called in aud the knot was
tied. A fee of $100 was paid, net se much
as a tribute te the unction with which the
words were said as te induce secrcsy en
the part of the justice. The witnesses
te the ceremony were Mr. Dyer and one
ether. After a very brief honeymoon Mr.
and Mrs. Taber separated te come togeth
er again under the brilliant pregramme
carried out at Washington.
Colonel Dyer was asked what the
strange act of the senator meant. " Well,
there isn't much of a story te tell. Sena Sena
eor Taber is an old friend of mine in
fact, we are jointly interested in apiece of
property and I have for a long time been
his attorney He came here in the latter
part of last September, and from what I
afterwards learned I am satisfied, he came
by appointment with the lady he married
and for tbe purpose of marrying her, al
though his ostensible purpose was te at
tend te some law business. The lady ar
rived here the same day or the day after
, he did and she was accompanied by her
brother, Mr. McCeurt, who, I under
stood, is iu business at Ochkesh, where
the family reside. As he knew me prob
ably mere intimately than any ene else
bore, Mr. Taber naturally called ou me te
help him in arranging for the marriage,
as they wanted it kept secret."
' " What was the purpose of secrecy ?"
" Oh, it -was for very geed and legiti
mate reasons. Yeu see at that time, al
though he had been granted a. decree of
divorce from his first wife, she was suing
him for alimony, and the marriage during
the pending of that suit might complicate
matters, se they thought it' would be best
te make no announcement until the case
was disposed of."
An indiscreet man la like an unsealed letter,
everybody can rsad him, but the wise man
seeureth in time what in time he will surely
need a bottle et Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
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are ground with scientific accuracy. They
are lree from chromatic aberration, and pro
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Daniel Cosgrove, James' Creek, Fa., says :
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distressing case of dyspepsia." Fer sale by H.
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street. m&-lwdaw
Hew often persons have been annoyed by
burrs clinging te their, dress or clothing, and
hew seldom have they, when cleaning them,'
given it a thought that Burdock Reet is the
most -valuable bleed cleanser and purifier
known, and Is sold by every druggist under
the name el Burdock Bleed Bitters. Price SI.
Fer sale byH.B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
139 Neith Queen street.
Sensible suggestions; read advertisement
and take Simmons Liver Regulator.
I Wish JEvevybedr te Knew.
Rev. Geerge XL. Thayer, an old citizen, of
this -vicinity known te every one as a most
Influential citizen and christian minister et
the H. K. church. J ust this moment stepped in
our store te say, I wish everybody te Knew
that r consider that both myself and wife ewe
our lives te Shiloh's Consumption Cure." It
is halving a tremendous sale ever our counters
and is giving perfect satisfaction In all cases
el Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has
done. DRS. MATCHXTT rSAHCB.
BeDBBOir.Ind.. Mavle,'78.ii'.- . ,
Sold by H. B. Cochran, djngglt,Xes. OTand
Tm TTnriTi nnnrmntrrnf Tininstnr MiMmxM
n sweet, MHewier.
a Significant Fact.
Tbe cheapest 'medicine In use is Themas'
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ria, and diseases of the lungs and threat,
whether used for bathing the chest or threat,
for taking internaUy or inhalintr, it is a
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lan. druggist, 137 and 130 North Qneea street.
WalBBt ieat Hatr
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auce a new grewxu wuem, a
It does net In any manner eflect the health,
which Sulphur. Sugar of Led and Nitrate et
Mlver preparations have done. It wlU change
light or faded hair in a few days te a beanUful
glossy brown. Ask your druggist for It. Each
ettle Is warranted. SMITHTKLINE. (XT (XT
Whelesale Agents. Philadelphia, and HALL
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MEDICAL.
B
ROWN'.H IKON HITTERS.
SUFFER
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tion, want of Appetite, less of
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te cure all these diseases.
Bosten, November 2tf, 1SS1.
llROWX Cmnueu. Ce.
Gentlemen: Fer years I have
bcen a great suflerer from Dys
pepsia, and could get no relief
(having tried everything which
was recommended) until, acting
en the advice et a friend, who
bad been benefited byBrewn't
Iren Bitters, I tried a bottle,
with most surprising results.
Previous te taking Brown's Iren
Bitters, everything I ate dis
tressed me, and I suffered great
ly from a burning sensation in
the' stomach, which was unbear
able. Since taking Brown's
Iren Bitters, all my troubles are
at an end. Can eat any time
'without any disagreeable re
sults, I am practically another
person.
Mrs. W. T. Fi.YKif,
30 Maverick St., E. Bosten.
Brown's Iren Bitters acts like a
charm en the digestive organs, re
moving all dyspeptic symptoms, such
as tasting the feed, Belching, -Heat in
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only Iren Preparation that will net
blacken tbe teeth or give headache.
EOLD BT ALL DRUOOISTS.
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have crossed red lines, and trade
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BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
or sale wholesale and retail by H. B. COCH
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street, Lancaster
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Liheens Leacb. Nashua. N. H.. says : "I bad
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T.J.POTXKB,
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JOHN Q. A. BKAir.Oea. ZasterB Agt,
317 Broadway, 306 Washington St.
Nsw Yerk. ' Besitw; Mass.
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YOU MAKJ5 TIO MUTAKK IM rUiUHAS
, Ing your, cigars and tobacco.- at the .Yel
low Fren
as all goods are as represented at
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A. C. YATES & CO.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & ixth Sis.
PHILADELPHIA.
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K. tUHAUMO'H VAUU. Addenda.
FBIENDS AND PATRONS This may be the
last cbance te secure the greatest bargains la
fine Heavy-Weight WOOLENS ever efleredln
this city. Remember. I am going te dose
them eutlf possible this season. I have handled,
this class of goods ter ever 25 yean. I am
thoreuchlv familiar with the merits et all the
leading makes et cloth in the market and de
say I think the F. ft H. and JohannyEdretfens
are superior in finish, mere reliable in color.
and mere durable than any cloths produced
in the weuijU. jtememDer, aise, x am ih
only man In this citv that has the NERVE te
tackle these nne."bh?h priced soeds. They era
only be had in large cities at prices net
less than S70 te $75. I am closing mine
uubuiiuneuii. jui
I am having a great uoem in TrenserrngB- k&,
I am offering Heavy-Weights lrem SS.30 -?:;
In 10 n. Tiftlr malm a note Of this. I have.iw''-
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r rencn patterns, max. cannot oe nau in raw
dclphia ter less than 115 te SIS a pair.
Than
nklnir the nubile for the kind patronage
extended particularly since my great reduc
tion in prices, I shall endeavor te give en
tire satisfaction te all my patrons.- Bebtk again
able te attend te business. I wm supennjena
everv denartment of the trade DersenaJlv KBIT
will guarantee te secure te every one me.-, jgai
eTRaxtmT. va nn inr laeir lnvesuuiuib. au. -t'jts
.,,. nmiln.ilftna.nrA warrantjul In liA nt vl-ii
superior CHARACTER AND TONE from any 3
ether hniwp. in the trade. havine lnmv einmev v
the best skilled workmen from the citv. un
less entirely satisfactory te the customer .1 - " jgj
orderatenceat
121 North Queen Street.
LANCASTER, PA.
Netx "Bmnt. I have a let of Remnants et
Flne Cleths and Cassimercs, suitable ler chil
dren, tewhlchl invite theattentien of mothers
et small beya from five te ten years et ace.
These Remnants are of. the finest and. best
quality of goods, and can be had lrem 00 cents
te 1.3U a auiu
TITILLIAMSON
A rOSTEB.
SPRING GOODS !
JJ. X
EVERY DEPARTMENT laAUr JfcW rd
busy receiving Its complement of " ' t ;j
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NEW SPRING GOODS. W
SemeBdifflculty is experienced te find room v v
fnr thn trenh arrivals, aa all the WlNTEKt T
norms urn net. nnltft crone, bnt that will net' AS
trouble us long, Tbe prices put en. them Will
seen clear them away. We will net keep
them, se new la the tlme te gel 8FECIAL
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US.
FURNISHING GOODS. HATS CAPS AE
CLOTHING. ' - "I
There has been placed upon the counters la .j-7'4
the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT one or the vn
most complete and handsome assortments of
SPRING OVERCOATS
It was ever our plea? ure te present LIGHT
and DARK SHADES in KERSEYS, MBL-
TONS and OXFORD MIXT U RES at prices that
are remarkable for k their moderation. . Jnst
the coat ler business wear, but ter a
some
FULL DRESS SI'IUNH 0YEKC0AT
We Have Seme Elegant
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nil ,..... .11 l.n..Mft. M.l. 41fc- WflJA..':TVl
jl ney are luieu uu tuiuugi. n.bu iiu,hri,-
up in Elegant style, ana nt as penecuy-';
.nifMietnm mmla UnHliip flvflrmflt ifeaA-OMfta I
faAna thn amnnnt-nt monev wa are imiliaur -facvT
Antr ernntleman wlshllfir te leek thrOBirB eS
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STOCK WO snail CBieum i yicwuiw - ;v
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MWX.VCIY uarmeuLJaarKBu in iriaia c jgtuim
and no Deviation from the Price. - 1
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Williamson & Fester
Neb. 34,36 & 38 E.King St,
LANCASTER. PA.
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