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TJUHS DBEHEHAK.
Fer the eart week we have been callinz your attention te our large stock
of Qm and Ceal OiT Fixtures. Houses well lighted should be clean, and this
reminds Ts of eurlar mS of Brushes for Dusting, Scrubbing, White
wSwneTnd Painting- These goods have been bought at Great Bargains
Tnd we are senfng thf m at Lew Rates. We have Shee Brushes that we can
H It hTlf tie RVgular Price. Dust Brushes at much below the cost of
rnakine Herse Brushes, an elegant article, which we will net be able te re
peat the prices we are asking for them. White Wash Brushes at Lewer
Ks than ever before. We guarantee the Largest Stock and Lewest Prices
en all these goods, and it will pay our Customers te lay these goods aside ir
net wanted for a year.
49-CALL AND EXAMINE FOB YOUKSELVES -S
FLINN & BRENEMAISPS, .
Ne. 152 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
VRX
N
EW JDBY GOOD STORE.
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET.
( BiIR'8 OLD STAND.) Has new opaned and is rec3iving daily
NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT!
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS :
MUSLINS, GINGHAMS, CALICOES,
CRASHES, TABLE LINENS and.NAPKINS,
AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES.
Any Goods net satisfactory may be RETURNED and the money will be refunded.
Geerge Fahnesteek,
14 BAST KING STREET, - LANCASTER, Pa.
CLOTUISO.
E.
J. KUISMAN.
n
Neckties, Silk Hanrtkcrclilels, Silk and Cash
mere Mulll'sr-. Linen Uandkerchlclb, Une
Shirts, Undrwer, Fur Spring Tep
Gleve. Caster Gloves.Cellars.Cuffs.
Suspenders, Pocket Beeks, Card
Cases. Ladies' Satchels. Phe-
teRraph and Autograph
Albums, Perfumery,
Cigar Cases, Scart
Pins, Sleeve
Buttens,
AC.
DON'T KAIL
ae SEE THE GKAND
HIS
PLAY.
B. J. BRISMAN,
NO. M
NOKTll QUEEN STREET.
H.
CJKBHAKT.
J
Special Mice I
1 hereby netily my lrlenOs and patrons that
I have J ust received a large assortment et me
dium weight suiting ter the EARLY SPUING
TRADE.
Alee. a Choice Stock or SPRING OVER OVER
COA'llNGet the Newest Shades.
I have also new ready sample cards et my
Foreign Importation for tlicbPRING TRADE,
and anyone desirous of securing CIioIle
Styles can de be new.
All Heavy Weight SUITING and OVER
COATING will be made up te er.ler until the
17th of MAKCH at Cost Price.
H- GERHART,
TAIL OB,
NO. 6 EAST IttNG STREET.
J.
K. SMAMHU's ABU. Addenda.
FBIENDS AND PATKONS This may be the
last chance te secure the greatest bargains in
fine Ueavv-vveijrht WOOLENS ever enereain
th's city, uencemuer, x um gumB w -iv
v x nnt if nesslble this season, lhavehandled
W J class et goods ler ever 25 years. I am
Vioreughly iamlllar with the merits et all the
leading makes et cloth in the market and de
v.t t ii.tnb-1 nn F. II. and Jehannv Edrefens
- axe superior In finish, mere reliable in color
, .?.. Ii,.-.iYi1a than nnir ninths nrntlucftrt 1
in the WOULD. Bemembei, also. I am the
only man In this city that has thu NERVE te
TO..&1.. ti, nan iirm hicrh nrlced noeds. They can
only be" had in" large cities at prices net
less than J70 te $75. I am closing mine
ent at $40 a suit.
I am .having a great Uoem in Treuserings.
I am offering Heavy-Weights Irem $3.50
te $10 a pair make a note el this. I have
among my line the best English and
French patterns, that cannot be had in Phila
delphia ler less than $15 te $18 a pair.
Thanking the public ler the kind patronage
extended particularly since my great reduc
tion in prices, I shall endeavor te give en
tire satisfaction te all my patrons. Belnjragaln
able te attend te business. 1 will superintend
every department or the trade personally and
will guarantee te secure te every one the
greatest value for ti.eir investment. All
my productions are warranted te be el
superior CHAliACTER AND TONE from any
ether beuse l,i the trade, having In my employ
the best skilled--workmen from the city, un
less entirely salislactery te the customer I
will net allow it te go out- J$9-Place your
order at once at
121 North Queen Street.
!
LANCASTER, PA.
Neta B-i. I have a let of Remnants et
Fine Cleths and Casslmercs. suitable lorchil lerchil
dren, te w hich I in vi te the attention et mothers
el small boys from flve te ten years et age.
These Remnants arc of the finest and best
quality of goods, and can be had irem 50cents
te$L00aSult.
I have en hand a large let et LINEN AND
CLOTH LINED COLLARS AND CUFFS ler
Gentlemen and Youths which I am closing
out regardless et cost, te make room rermy
new Spring btectr. It will pay dealers te ex
amine these goods, there is certainly a great
bargain In theni.
mOBAOCO PBESSKS.
MINNICH'S LATEST IMPROVED TOBACCO
PRESSES.
Fer Casing and Baling Tobacco. Sold te hon
orable parties en trial. Warranted superior
In every feature te any In present use. 11
net as represented can be returned at my ex
pense. Alse Manure Heeks ler cleaning sta
bles sold en same terms. Pend for circular.
8. B. MINMCU.
Landlsvlllc, Lancaster Ce., Pa.
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FBrnisliDi
ECCllBfC.POKBP.UASSINA AMD A rCLL
i line et Hart's and Doughertys playing
cards at
BAWCMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIG AK
STOKC
GOODS.
CZOXHI1TO SO.
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RSU & BBOTHEB
JIA VINO JUST RETURXED FROM THE
VARIOUS MARKETS WITH A HULL
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
SUITINGS,
TROUSERINGS,
AXD EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Worsted Goods,
WE OFFER THE SAME, WHICH, FOR
PRICE, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP,
CA NNOT RE SURPASSED.
HIRSH & BRO.,
The Ptnii Hall Clothing Heuse,
Nes. 2 and 4 N. qneenSt.
sepS
ivd
R
EAUV-MADK CLOTHIKU.
MUST BE SOLD.
A LAUGE STOCK OF
READY - MaDE CLOTM
Fer Men, Reys and Children,
AT
ROSENSTEIN'S,
37 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
As I am desirous et closing out my Entire
USteck el Men's, Beys' and Children's CLOTH-
r-m A -m W Y.Y V0n T I.AWA M A4 A A Q AAV
INtxUy Al itJ.lj Eiuax, x umouiBuen t weed
ing Itcductlen. Yeu can certainly never again
get s ucb an opportunity te purchase All-Weel,
Kellable and Well-Made CLOTHING at such
Lew Prices.
MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS for $6.00, worth
$12.00.
MEN'S WORSTED SUITS le $12.00, worth
$22.00.
HOYS' ALL-WOOL SUITS for $5.00, worth
rio.ce.
CHILDKEN'SSUITSIrem $1 up.
They Must Be Sold
AS 1 PROPOSE TO GIVE MY ENTIRE AT
TENTION TO THE MERCHANT
TAILORING.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
In this department you can find the choicest
assortment of Fine Imported and American
Woolens which I am prepared te make te
order at Moderate Prices.
Having in my Employ a Flrst-Olass
Cutter a Perfect Fit can be
Relied Upen.
All Shades or Fine Kerseys and Meltons for
S PB1NG OVERCOATS which I make te order
lined throughout with Silk, laced with Silk
and Satin Slecve Linings for $25.
37 S0RTH QUEEN ST.
TCJST RECEIVED At TttlS OJfJUUE
ANOTHER FINE LOTOK
Fancy Business and Advertising Cards.
THE LATEST DESIGNS OUT.
MM TaiiM.
LANCASTER,
DICAH.
"TASBT'B
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A Hoasefceld Artlcl ter
"Universal Family
a . vwm.
Eradicates
Fer Scarlet and Ty
phoid Fevers. Diph
theria. Salivation. Ul-
W A T A T3 T k cerated Sere Threat,
luAL AlvlA'Small Vex, Measles and
all Contagions Diseases.
Persons waiting en the sick should use It
freely. Scarlet Fever has never been known te
spread where the Fluid was used. Yellow
Fever has been curel with It after black vomit
had takmplace. The worst cases et diphtheria
yield te it.
Fevered and Sick Per
sona relresbed and
SMALL POX
and
Bed Seres prevented PITTING of Small
by bathing with Dar
by's Fluid.
Impure Air made
harmless and purl
fled. pox rfivxiniiii.
member of mv
family was takem with
Small-pox. I used the
Fer Sere Threat it Is a
c luia ; wepauent was
net delirious, was net
pitted, and was about
the house again in
three weeks, and no
ethers had it J. W.
sure cure.
Coatajrlen destroyed.
Fer Frosted Feet.
Chilblains, P lies,
Cbaflngs, etc
Rheumatism cured.
Sert White Cemnlez-
PABxnraeir, Philadel
phia. DIPHTHERIA
ions secured by Its
use.
Shin Fever nrevented.
PKJSYE.NXJEU.
The physicians here
use Darb v's Fluid very
Te Tinrlfr the breath.
Cleanse the Teeth,
it can't be snroasseu
Catarrh relieved and
snccesslully In the
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns relieved
treatment 01 uipu
theria. A. Steixkh-
in-
wkbck, urecnsDore,
stantly.
Scars prevented.
IJyientry cured.
Wounds healed rapid'
Scurvy cured.
An Antidote ler Ani
mal erTegetable Pel
aena. Btlngs. etc.
Ala.
Tetter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases of Death It
should be used about
the corpse It will
prevent any unpleas
ant smell.
The eminent Physi
cian, J. MARION
SIMS, M. l.. New
Yerk, says : " I am
convinced Prof. Dar
by's Prophylactic
Fluid is a valuable
disinfectant. '
I used the Fluid dur-
lneeur present, at
nlctlenwitu Scarlet
Fever with decided
advantage. It is In
dispensable te the
sick room. Wk. F.
Saxverd, Eyrie, Ala.
8CABLET FEVEK
CUBED.
v.-nTumTiTTT-nOTvuTiniTT. Nashville. Tenn.
I testily te the most excellent qualities el
Darbv's Prophylactic Fluid. As a disinfectant
and detergent it is eth theoretically and
practically superior te any preparation with
which I am acquainted.
N. T. LrrreK, Prei. Chemistry.
DARBY'S FLUID IS RECOMMENDED BY
Hen. Alexander H. Stephens, of Georgia
Rev. Chab. F. Desks, D. D., Church or the
RtranfrAra N. Y.
Jes. LeCehte, Columbia. Prel., University,
S C
Rev. A. J. Battle. Pret., Mercer University.
Rev. GBO. F. Piebee, Bishop M. E. Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY nOME.
Perfectly harmless. Used internally or
externally ler Man or Beast,
The Fluid has been thoreugly tested, and we
have abundant evidence tnat it has done
every thin g here claimed. Fei fuller inform
ation get of your Diuggist a pamphlet or send
te the propvleters. ..,..
J H. ZEILINftUO.,
Manufacturing Chemists. PHILADELPHIA.
Fer sale by H. B. Cochran, Druggist, 137 and
139 North Queen street,
Jan22-lyeed4w
K
IDHKY-WORT.
SIGNIFICANT SPRING.
A Dissertation upon its advent, and its
effect upon mankind.
"The greenlcaf of Ibe new come 8prlng."Shak.
Everybody recognizes spring, when It is
ence upon us, but many persons are net ta
rniliar with the exact date et its appearance.
Webster, the world-renowned lexicographer
gives us a definition, which may net be Inap
propriate here. "Spring," says he "is the
season el the year when plants begin te vege
tate and rise ; the vernal season, comprehend
ing the months el March, April and May. in
the middle latitudes north el the equator."
Thomsen, In his "Seasons,' and Shakspeate
in many of his works, have, perhaps, no peers
In describing It, and yet "etherlal spring" is
freighted with malaria, "that insidious fee,
lurking unseen in the very air we breathe
It spreads ever the fairest portions et our
land ; brings death and disease te theusinus ;
cuts ett scores upon scores el our children and
youth, as well as these in advanced life. A
pestilence Is resarded, with lltt'.eless appre
hension, and jeeple everywhere are asking,
"whati'sit?" "Where does 1 come from?
"W hat will cure It?"
Kidney-Wert, as a Spring; Medicine.
When yen begin t leso appetite .have a
headache, a pain in your side, back, and
shoulders; te toss about at night in lcstless
dreams; wake in -the morning with afoul
mouth and furred tongue ; leel disinclined
te go abaut venr work, heavy In body and op
pressed in mind; have a fit of the blues,
when your urine gets scanty or nign-coiereu,
te suffer with constipation, diarrheea; or
Indigestion ;-have a pasty, sallow lace, dull
eyes, and a blotched skin, one or all of these
common complaints will certainly be evi
dences that your liver is disordered, torpid,
or perhaps diseased. A bottle of Kidney Kidney
Wert Is, under such circumstances, a price -less
been te such a person.
Bare assertions of proprietors have come te
possess less terce than they frequently merit.
The cause of this condition et popular skep
ticlsm is, In the main, te be found in thelact
that charlatanism covers our bread land.
Meritorious articles are tee Ircquently leund
in bad company.
The proprietors of Kidney-Wert always
prove all their asierlient, touching themeills
of their preparations, w nen we aiurui, muic muic muic
fore, that Kidney-Wert Is a specific for Just
such disorders as have been mentioned in
this article, the proof, tee, belongs te and
shall, fellow this statement.
A Physicians Experience.
nr tt. K. Clark, a regular physician et ex
tensive practice in Grand IUe County, and a
worthy deacon et the Congregational Church,
at Seuth Here, Vt., has used Kidney-Wert for
several years in his practice, and before the
present proprietors purchased an interest in
it, he had given his unDlascd opinion In its
favor. This opinion teas net changed. " It has
done better than any ether remedy I have ever
used," says the Docter, and, lurther en he
writes : ' I de net recollect an instance where
the patient te whom I have given It has failed
te receive benefit from its use, and in some
severe cases most decidedly se." These are
strong words. They are from a representa
tive, conscientious, ever-approachable public
citizen, however, and better still they are
true.
Kidnpv-Wert will bear all the encenlums
lavished upon it by its irlends-and their
name Is legion. " I will swear by Kidney Kidney
Wert all the time," writes Mr. J. B. Kauflman,
of Lancaster, Pa. We will supplement thii by
asserting, as a matter of fact, and one capable
or demonstration, that all honest patrons of
this remedy are Us friends and advocates.
mlG lwdeed&w
K1DNKT WOBT FOB SALE AT M. MS.
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 1C9 -North
Queen street. mat 2 3md
NOTICE 111 ,TKt5SPASSEBS AND GUN
NERS. All persons are hereby lerbldden
te trespass ed any of the lands et the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates. In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether inclesed or un un
inclesed, either ler the purpose of sheeting or
fishing, as the law wilt be rigidly enforced
against all trespassing en said lands et the
undersigned after thia notice.
'WM. COLEMAN FKEEMAN
K. PERCY ALDKN,
EDWARD C. FREEMAN, .
Attorney ter K. W. Celeman's Heirs.
WHWSW
PA. MONDAY. MAKCH 19, 1883.1
DAGGEES AT WINDSOR
LADE nORENUK DIXIE ASSAULTKD.
A Harrow JCseap at the Hands et Disguised
Assasslas Paraell Talks Afceat Ire
land Am IrbA Keputellc.
Lady Florence Dixie was attacked at
Windser en Saturday by two men dis
guised in women's clothes. Her dress was
eat with daggers in several places bat she
received no injury.
Lady Florence Dixie is the sister of the
earl of Queensbnry, the man who created
some excitement in a theatre some time
age by denouncing Tennyson's play. She
has lately been charging that no account
has ever been rendered of a large portion
of the Land League fund under the admin
istration of Treasurer Egan.
Lady Florence was walking in a secluded
spot, near the weeds, when the two men
asked her what time it was. She replied
that she had no watch, and afterwards
noticed that though they were women's
dresses their faces had been shaved. Much
alarmed she started te walk away and'
was followed by the men, one of whom
seized her . She struggled te escape, but
seeing their daggers fell in a swoon. This
took place at 4 o'clock in the afternoon
and she did net recover her senses until
4:45 p.m.
Lady Florence has been prostrated. The
story of the affair was elicit;d from her
only at intervals. The saving of her life
is attributed te her St. Bernard deg, which
it is supposed, protected her while she lay
in the swoon. Lady Florence had no rea
son te suspect immediate danger although
she had been somewhat fearful since the
receipt of the letters about the Laud
League. The last thing she remembers
is one of .the men pushing a quantity of
mud into' her mouth. On her recovery she
found that both palms were cot across and
her gloves severed. There were two dag
ger holes, two inches apart, in the right
breast of her dress. A bread steel corset
rib had been broken by the weapon which
had penetrated te the inner lining of her
dress at the first streke and te the corset
at- the second stroke.
Lady Florence supposes that she uncon
sciously struggled with the men, assisted
by her deg, until the scoundrels were
driven off.
PAKNEL.L. UN IKSLANU.'
A i line AVnen rr lends are Needed Discus j
ing tbe Becenc Kxploslens.
Mr. Parnell has gene te Paris. A cor
respondent, befere his disappearance,
sought Mr. Parnell for the pnrpesa of se
curing from him for publication a state
ment of hiB views of the present general
attack of the English press upon the atti
tude of tha Irish agitation. Mr. Parnell
was at first firm in his refusal te speak for
publication, because, as he said ever and
ever again, "Never did Ireland mere need
friends in England, and never have the
friends of Ireland been se constrained te
silence." Being pressed, he said : "I have
felt compelled te refuse te make any ut
terances concerning these matters te the
English press because, no matter hew
carefully my expressions might be made,
my jury would certainly be prejudiced, if
it would net be packed. England is net
in a mood te listen te anything about Irish
affairs that is net condemnatory of the
Irish people.
11 It is the fashion in England new te
cry down Ireland. The surest way te
British preferment is the doing this well.
Christianity has grown for nearly two
thousand vears. and in the eenntry which
has published the most Bibles it has come
te pass that the greatest public favor is
the proffered and the guaranteed reward
of the Euglish followers of Christ who can
invent the most excuses ler suppressing
the natural rights of the Irish followers
of Christ. The Irish Christian takes less
Friday fish from the north side of the
British ehanuel ; tbe English Christian
less from the south. Why should the
Irishman be absolutely a slave and the
Enelishman be his master ? Why should
Tthe Irishman give up his struggles te be
free ? After centuries of strife the Irish
people reached by wonderful patience and
wonderful tact that stage of political suc
cess wherein their struggles for liberty
were confined te parliamentary efforts. Se
geed was their cause that legislation was
secured giving the Irish peasantry some
rights en their native soil. Se piudent
were these peasants in tbe enjoyment of
the fruits of their hard toil that malice
was for the time foiled, and since the
period of the ministry's concessions no un
lawful act has been or can be brought
home te the real Irish party. If crimes
have been committed in Irelaud, se have
crimes been committed elsewhere. But in
Ireland everything done by persons net in
office must be done by Irishmen, and if
the acts are criminal it seems nearly im
possible for Englishmen te assign ether
than revolutionary reasons for their com
mission.
Tbe Recent Explosions.
" I de net care te disenss the crimes new
under judicial investigation in Ireland se
long as the courts of justice have tlem in
charge, but I de pretest against the un
civilized injustice shown by the English
press toward the people of Ireland since
the recent explosions. The explosions oc
curred at 9 o'clock at night, the one at the
government buildings doing some 4,000
damage and the' one at the Times building
doing little, if any. Tbe police and mili
tary were at once put in possession and all
opportunity for an impartial inv cstigatien
shut off. If the Londen press were con
ducted as the American press is, scores of
exnert writers would have at once investi
gated t' e explosions en the spot and un
doubtedly fully explained them in all the
publie prints next day. But secrecy and
mystery were secured, which naturally
surrounded the affairs with great portent.
Next day the Londen press, without ex
ception, without investigation, without
reason, charged both explosions upon the
Irish' party, describing them as diabolical
plots te punish and intimidate tbe govern
ment. Fair reportorial invertigatien
might have shown that the explosion at
the government buildings was caused by
gas and that the one at the Ifmes building
was caused bv anv one of a thousand per
sons who imagined themselves aggrieved.
"I tell veu. notwithstanding a'l the
troubles of the Irish people, there is te
day as much bitter wee in England and
Scotland and as much bitter hostility
among the peer and idle of both countries
aeainst these ledged in power as there
ever was in Ireland. The Irish are strag
gling for fair politics. They are accus
tomed te being hungry and ill housed
and elad, and are net murmuring en that
account. All I insist upon is, that the
Irish party is honestly endeavoring te se
cure remedial legislation through the
regular courses of Parliament ; that the
Irish paity has no need te resort te such
acts of ffablic vielence as have been
charged against it, and that the Irish
party has every reason te refrain from euch
illegal acts."
Okarges Made Wltbent Investigation.
T fnrtViei. mil i that vlmthpr ni nnt.
the. opponents of the Irish party have
found it convenient te engender or invent
I acts of violence for the purpose of injuring
I the Irish cause' in. Parliament and before
variably and without investigation charge
the "Irish party with having perpetrated
all these crisaes produces the same result
and is almost equally criminal. I charge
the Londen press with the political crime
of having, without reason and without in
quiry, attempted te convince the English
mind that a series of outrages which will
vsdeubtedlybe proved te be unconnected
with the Irish party, were the representa
tive acts of Irish revenge."
TUB DEATH OF A MISKK.
A. Weman Werts Over 0,00e, WIU a
Bank Boek Tied te Her Bedy.
In New Yerk as the janitor of Ne. 37
Frankfort street was making Ms usual
tour of the building he noticed the deer of
room 31, en the fourth fleer, occupied by
Ellen Conway, an old woman, whom he
bad heard creeping siewiy up ine stairs
the night before, standing partly open
with the kevs still stiekine in the lock out
side. Net thinking anything of it at the
time lie descended the stairs, bat some
thing prompted him te go up again, and
en opening the deer he was startled at see
ing the old lady sitting unconscious in her
chair. a .
Hastily summoning his wife and several
neighbors, the janitor did all in his power
te resusciate the woman, but she died be
fore the doctor and priest, who had been
summoned, could arrive. Corener Ken
nedy was notified, and en visiting the
house, which was a large five-story tene
ment, found thq woman lying en her bed
in a small room whose only furniture con cen
siated of a stove, a table and a few broken
articles of furniture On examining the
body there were found tied te the dead
woman's side two bags, one of them con
taining about $18 in pennies and ten cent
pieces and the ether a bank book showing
ing" a balance te her credit in the Bleecker
Street Savings bank of ever $6,000. The
first deposit had been made ever fifteen
years age and the various sums deposited
ranged in amount from $20 te $100, and
there was one made en January 1, 1882, of
$1,000. Very few drafts had been made
en the accennt.
But little was knewnfjf the woman
throughout the house, as she had con
sistently kept away from her neighbors.
Though always pleasant in manner when
addressed, she baa situ managea te mane
it evident that she wished te keep entirely
by herself. Fer years she had kept a news
stand,corner of Broadway and Maiden lane,
where, during all manner of weather, she
could be found, morning and evening, in
dustriously selling her papers. The room
in which she lived was always kept neat
clean, and it is asserted by these who
knew her best that she lived well and al
ways treated herself te the best of feed.
She is beiieved te have been a widow and
te have children living in Bosten or Phila
delphia, te whom she used te send money
monthly, but there is no positive knowl
edge at present en any of these points.
Coreuer Eennedy notified the Public Ad
ministrator, who had the deceased woman's
effects taken away. Among them was a
trunk that has net yet been opened, and
in which may be found some information
as te her history."
A Minister, In Lewell, Mass.. has been
obliged te give up preaching en account et
trouble In his threat. It this reverend gentle
man had taken Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, he
would have still been a uselul member of his
profession.
' Net tern en ew, but te-day, read the adver
tisement of Simmons Liver Begulater.
Celluloid Eyc-Glasses have steed the test,
and the thousands wh new wear them pro
nounce tnem the best. Fer sale by all leading
Jewelers and Opticians. ml9-lwdced
f. A. Waltrnan, Wrightsvillc, Pa., says:
few doses of Brown's Iren Bitters will
satisfy any one of Its remedial effects." Fer
sale by 11. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139
Nerm Queen street. mia-iwtww
Incredible.
F. A. Scratch, druggist. Knthven, Ont.,
writes: "1 have the greatest confidence in
yenr Burdock Bleed Bitters, in one casewith
which I am personally acquainted their suc
cess was almost incredible. One lady told me
that halt a bottle did her mere geed than hun
dreds or dollars' worth et medicine she had
Brevieusly taken." . Price $1. Fer sale by H.
;. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen
street.
We Challenge tbe World.
When wa say we believe, we have evidence
te prove that Shiloh's uonsumetlon Cure Is
decidedly the bpst Lung Medicine made, in as
much as it will cure a common or Chronic
Cough in one-halt the time and relieve Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup, and
show mere cases or Consumption cured than
all ethers. It will cure where they tail, it Is
pleasant te take, harmless te thu youngest
child and we guarantee what we say. Price,
10a, 50c and $1.00. If yenr Lungs are sere.
Chest or Back lame, use Shiloh's Pereus Plas
ter. Sold by H. B. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 137
and 139 North Qneen street. feb7-cedl
Unrivalled
As being a certain cure for the worst forms et
dyspepsia, indigestlon,censtipation, impurity
et bleed, torpid liver, disordered kidneys,
etc., and as a medicine ler eradicating every
species et humor, trem.au ordinary pimple te
the worst ulcer. Burdock Bleed Bitters stands
unrivaled. Price $1. Fer sale by H. B. Coch
ran, druggist. 137 and 139 North Queen street.
T1K WARE, JtC.
CfKClAl. NuTlCB.
Chandeliers
AND
GAS FIXTURES
OF ALL KINDS.
Glebes and Shades,
Geal Oil Lamps.
rinmbing and Gasfitting, Hoefing
and Spouting.
A LAUGE ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
AT
JOHN P. SCHATJM'S,
NO. 24 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
Ieb27-lyd
LANCASTEtt. PA.'
HARDWAMB.
IS
EW HAKOWAICK STOKK.
9-11 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
DEALERS IN:
BUILDINGand CABIN!
HARDWARE,
sierns,
KBATEBS.
JtANGEB,
paintb;.
ULLB ana
m GLASS,
Heuse Furnishing Goods.
Hear what one mexaber et
taattBM racanuac tfce setwittSe
tlem of aoretkor mswlier.
Mb. Dawlxt has been in the drag bnslcess
in the city et Providence twenty-five years as
clerk and proprietor In geed standing, and
knows whereof he affirms. Ed.
Mr. D. says : "Fer many years 1 have suffer
ed. Intensely at times, with what Is' generally
called rheumatism. When first attacked I was
confined te my bed and could net walk a step.
I could net bear the weight of the bed-clothes
se excruciating was the agony Xendnred. -1
always noticed that belere these attacks came
en my kidneys were affected ; before there
would be any pain in my limbs or any swell
ing of joints or limbs, the celer of the secre
tions from the kidneys would be very dark
and the odor strong and feverish. The last
attaek was very severe, about five years age,
and I was confined te the house several weeks
and was unable te attend te business in three
months. During the time I was confined at
bAeme and the time ex my convalescence I
Employed four of the best doctors that I could
obtain, but none et them gave me per
manent relief, ler they did net go te work at
the cause .of the trouble. Having been ac
quainted with the proprietor of Hunt's Kern
edy a long time I was Induced by him te give
It trial, hoping that It might reach the seat et
the disease : and alter taking one bottle I
found myself very much improved, and alter
taking the second I was feeling better than I
had alter any previous attacks. During many
months 'previous te takiiur the Remedy my
hands and fingers would be much swollen
and stiff every morning ; my left side. In the
region et stomach and spleen, was very larae
and sensitive ; at times I would be taken with
severe cramps ever the spleen, and be obliged
te apply mustard or cayenne for temporary
relief; I was very nervous nights and could
net sleep ; I was obliged te be very particular
In my diet, and my physl al system was sadly
demoralized. Since I have taken Hunt's Hem
edy systematically all these things have
changed; I have no swollen bands or limbs,
no pains or cramps In the side, can eat all
kinds et feed, sleep soundly and get thor
oughly rested, and my kidneys are active and
perform their functions promptly, thus taking
out et the system all the poisonous secretions
which contaminate the whole system where
the kidneys de net act efficiently. My friend p,
what Hnnt's Bemedy has done ler me It will
nnfnrnii of von. I believe It te be the only
sure cure for all diseases of the Kidneys, Liver,
and Urinary organs. Kespecuuiij
T
B. DAWLEY".
451 Bmad St."
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HUNT'S BEMfcUr FOB SALE AT M. II
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 139 North
Queen street. mar2-3md
CI.OTB.Uia.
PleasesSliew
Mean Overcoat?
This request denotes the cautious
and prudent man, who will net ex
peae himself unprotected te the
treacherous March weather. Light
Weight Overcoats, splendid assort
ment, from $10.00 te $30.00.
A. C. YATES & CO.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & Pixth Sfc
PHILADELPHIA.
mlS-lwd
TTTILLIAMSON
& FOTEK.
SPRING OVERCOATS
AND "
CHILDREN'S SUITS.
The NEW LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT
ler the SPRING is worn shorter than last sea
son's. We have a complete stock el the very
latest Fashions of the indispensable garment,
ler as the days get warmer the WINTER
OVERCOAT becomes burdensome, and we
leel the necessity or a mero suitable garment
than a heavy Beaver. We are prepared te
meet this want and can supply you with a
geed, respectable SPRING OVERCOAT ler
the MODERATE PRICE et 7, or a HAND
SOME SILK-LINED FULL DRESS LIGHT
WEIGHT OVERCOAT made et IMPORTED
FABRICS, guaranteed te FIT and WORK
MANSHIP equal te the Finest custom made
ier S28. -
Our assortment et SPRING SUITS for the
CHILDREN this season are superior in qua' lty.
price and excellent taste In finish than upon
any lermer occasion. Our idea of placing this
Department separate Irem all ethers has met
with decided favor, and our stesk el CHIL
DREN'S SUITS thl3 season is larger than
heretofore. We have 50 CHILDREN'S SUITS,
a little out et style, made of fine Imported
Fabric, that formerly sold at S8 and (f 12 a
suit. Te have a clean steck.we will sell this lit
tle Let at 3 a suit. Alse 19 SUITS for BOYS,
who wear LONG PANT5, 8 te 12 years et
age, former Prlce 10 te 14 We will sell
them lerl$5 a Suit. This is an unexpected etler
se don't neglect it, as there are but a lew of
them.
Bele Agents for DUNLAP'3 FIE HATS
NECKWEARlnalltheNEWSPRINGSTTLES
at the Lewest Prices.
49-BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT will
open 11 rat week In APRIL.
& Fester,
Neb. 34,36 &38 E.King St.,
LANCASTER. PA
B.
FRANK;8AYLe4
HAS REMOVED HIS
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST.,
j0 Exactly opppeslto the Old Stand.
ectll-enuUkwR
qWO SMALL HA5D1IADB HATAwA
a. cigars, clear. Havana nnera, iera cu.,ai
HA&TM AN'S YELLOW PKONT CIGAR
Main
PriM TntomteMM
OAL
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TkKOWIf IKOIt
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New Life
t
. iz-
is given by using Brown's Irem Bit
ters. In the Winter it atreagtlMM
and warms tbe system ; in tkeflfrieg
it enriches the bleed and ceaqaem die-
ease ; in the Summer it gives tOMta
the nerves and and dinsiiva ertnan I
in the Fall it enables the system te-uSj?
stand the shock of sudden .changes.
In no way can disease be se surely
prevented as by keeping the system in"
perfect eondilien. Brown's lien Bit
ters ensures perfect health tkreagh
the changing seasons, it disarms the
danger from impure water and mias
matic air, and it prevents Geammp
lien, Kidney and Liver Disease, &c
II. S. Berlin, Etq., of the well
known firm of H. S. Berlin & Ce.,
Attorneys, Le Droit Building, Wash'
ingten, D. C, writes; Dee. 5th, 1881.
Gentlemen : I take pleasure la
stating that I have used Brown's
Iren Bitters ler malaria and
nervous troubles, caused by
overwork, wtth excellent re
sults. Beware of imitations. Ask for
Brown's Iren Bitters, and insist en
having it. Don't be imposed en with
something recemmended as "just as
geed." The genuine is made only by
the Brown Chemical Ce., Baltimore,
Md.
Fer sale wholesale and retail byll.B, COCU
ItAN, Druggist, 137 and 139 North Qneen
Street, Lancaster. mis lwdAftw.1T
TAIPUTUEKIA.
DIPHTHERIA
HAS NO CHANCE
WIIENTKEATKD WITH
Perry Davis's Pain Killer.
TI.W wonderful remedy has saved the lives et
many, many children who were
almost dead Tith
Diphtheria.
S. Henry Wilsen, Lawrence, Mass., says :
" The surgeons pronounced my case Diph
theria and decided that no remedies could.,
reach It. Perry Davis's Pain Killer saved ray
lilc."
Llbeeus Leach, Nashua. N. II., say9 : "I bad
painter's colic and diptheretlc sere threat
very severely. Pain Killer drove Deth away."
DRUGGISTS
ml-lmd&w
ALL KEEP IT.
PLASH AXD QVJUSNaWAMt,.
rTIGH m MAKT1S.
Gla, Glass nil Qaeeisffan
AT
CHINA HALL.
We new have open a very large line et
White Granite Ware.
White Percelaim Ware,
Decorated Granite and Porcelain Wan
IN
DINNER,
TEA nntl
CHAMBER SETS. "K
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We have selected these goods irem the Heat JSjj
Manufacturers. 1?bM?
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eT-Uoedsnotsatlsfaclory will beexchaBgatf.
High & Martin
16 BAST KINO 8TBBT.
LANCASTER. PA.
OHOctsKima.
T BUBSKtl.
-OUR
CHOCOLATE &C0C0A
DEPARTMENT.
BAKER'S Ne. l Premium Chocolate,
BAKER'S Breakfast Cocea.
WHITMAN'S Instantaneous Chocolate.
WHITMAN'S Commercial Chocolate.
WHITMAN'S Plain Chocolate.
ALKETHREPTA, a preparation of
Chocolate.
Pnreji-ij
EPP'S PREPARED COCOA.
J3-We can savet Een's Cocea, that it make -rx:
a rtellnlnna rtnfl TiAalthlnlrirfnlr UT. tav. trltr i
ir. Giveitajjjbd, .' tfj
FRESHSMOKED SALMON. "S
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in quantity te sun purcuasers. n e iu bt;
that splendid
10 OfcNT SYBUP.
At BURSE'S,
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