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aa FIXTURES, JtV.
F
LINK BUENEHAH.
- Fer the past week we have been calling your attention te our large stock
of Gas and Ceal Oil Fixtures. Houses well lighted should be clean, and this
reminds us of our large stock of Brushes for Dusting, Scrubbing, White
washing and Fainting. These goods have been bought at Great Bargains
and we are selling them at Lew Rates. We have Shee Brushes that we can
Bell at half tbe Regular Price. Dust Brushes at much below the cost of
making. Herse Brushes, an elegant article, which we will net be able te re
place at tbe prices we are asking for them. Whitewash Brushes at Lewer
prices 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 if
net wanted for a year.
2CALL AND EXAMINE FOE YOURSELVES -a
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S,
Ne. 152 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
JktX
"piiAt'K GOODS.
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
( BAIR'S OLD STORE.)
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET.
HAS JUST OPENED A NEW AND DESIRABLE LINE OF
BLACK GOODS.
Including LUPIN'S CASHMERES, BLUE and in JET BLACK.
CUT CASHMERES. LANGTRY SUITINGS. BLACK BATTISTE, NUN'S VEIL.
ING, LACE BUNTINGS, BENGALINES, CASHMERE COUPE.
Silk Warp Henriettas, Silk Warp Drap d'Alma, Black Jersey Cleths for
LADIES' JACKETS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
Frem a large importer's sale in New Yerk, being lue Cheapest Goods yet offered
Geerge Fahnesteek,
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
VhOTUlKU.
H
IK8U Si BROTHER.
Merchant Tailoring:-
HA VING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
VARIOUS MARKETS WITH A IfULL
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
SUITINGS,
TROUSERINGS,
ASD EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Worsted Goods,
WE OFFER THE SAME. WHICH, FOR
PRICE, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP,
CANNOT RE SURPASSED.
HIRSH & BRO.,
The Penu Hall Clothing Heuse,
A'es. 2 and 4 N. Queen St.
sep8
Ivd
TJKAUV-MAOK CLOlHIlMU.
MUST BE SOLD.
A LARGE STOCK OF
BEADY - MiDE CL01II
Fer tfen, Heys and Children,
AT
ROSENSTEIN'S,
37 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
As 1 sun desirous of closing out my Entire
Stock et Men's, Beys' and Children's CLOTH
ING by APRIL FIRST, I have made a Sweep
ing Reduction. Yeu can certainly never again
gets ucb an cpDertunlty te purchase All-Weel,
Reliable and Well-Made CLOTHING at such
Lew Prices.
MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS ler $6.00, worth
$12.00.
MEN'S WORSTED SUITS ler $12.00, worth
$22.00.
BOVS' ALL-WOOL SUITS for $5 00, worth
$10.C0.
CHILDREN'S SUITS from $1 up.
They Must Be Sold
AS I PROPOSE TO GiViS MY ENTIRE
TENTION TO THE MERCHANT
TAILORING.
AT-
MERCHANT TAILORING.
In this d apartment 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 First-Glass
Gutter a Perfect Fit can be
Relied Upen.
All Shades of Fine Kerseys and Meltons for
SPRING OVERCOATS which I make te order
lined throughout with Silk, faced with Silk
and Satin Sleeve Linings for $25.
37 KORTH QUEEN ST.
UNCIAL. TKKAXW
Te werklngmen in tobacco warehouses and
ethers in want of
Gents' Furnisning Goods, -
NOTIONS. Ac: all are respectfully invited te
call and see the bargains bow offered at the
RVnuTueNUUivfn'Mina. 4-
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OOOOB.
13LAVK UUUDa.
VLOTHIJHt c.
E.
J. KK1SMAN.
Neckties, Silk Handkcrchicls, Silk and Cash
mere Mufflers. Linen Handkerchiefs, Fine
Shirts, Underwe.r, Fur Spring Tep
Gloves, Caster Gloves.Cellars,Cuffs,
Suspenders, Pocket Beeks, Card
Cases. Ladies' Satchels. Pho
tograph and Autograph
Albums, Perfumery,
Cigar Cases, Scarl
Pins, Sleeve
Buttens,
Ac.
DONT FAIL TO SEE THE GRAND DIS
PLAY.
E. J. ERISMAN,
NO. 66 NORTH QUEEN BTKEET,
P.
B. HOSTKTTKU & SON.
II
A LARGE STOCK OF
CLOTHING
NOW READY FOR
SPRING WEAR,
AND MADE IN THE
LATEST STYLES.
A lew SPECIAL LOTS of
Black Gassimere and Worsted Suits,
Fer Youths and Beys, suitable ler Confirma
tion Suits, and ranging in price
. FROM $8.00 TO $12.00.
THE
Merchant Tailoring Department
Is lilted with the LATEST STYLES and you
are sure te be satisfied if you give us a tiial.
0, B. Hestener & Seb.
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
w
1LLIAMSON & FOSTER.
leckwear. leckwear.
THE WEXFORD
Is the name of MESSRS. F. M- WALTON A
CO.'S latest production In STYLISH NECK
WEAR ler GENTLEMEN. This NEAT and
GRACEFUL TUFF SCARF altera sharp con
test for supremacy has been successful in
gaining the preference ever the Flat Scarf.
Therefore, all manufacturers of tine Neck
wear have devoted their energies in the hope
of producing the most acceptable shape. The
result has been the WEXFORD proves the
most artistic of an endless variety of shapes.
The PATTERNS this season are et LARGE
DESIGNS and undoubtedly will become
very popular. The FIGURE3 are SQUARE
STRIPES, BARS and RINGS, which
almost conceal tbe nature and color
ing of the ground. The most conspicuous
colors, and these intended te display an im
portant part this season aic STEEL BLUE,
G AttNET and OLIVE. The shades are in solid
and a new combination of ether harmonious
colors and the effect is very bcantif uL There
lias been a steady increase in the demand for
this style et neckwear, ler alter aU there is
nothing se neat as a pretty Ecart.
In HALF-HOSE it is almost impossible te
lerm an Idea what is te be the style. The va
riety is bewildering. The prominent colors
seem te be CANARY, PEARL and FLESH in
choice goods.
Sele Agents for DUNL AP'S FIKE HATS.
CLOTHING, TRUNKS, VALI8ES and RUB.
BER CLOAKS and COATS at the very Lewest
Prices.
43-BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT will
open first week In APRIL.
Williaisen & Fester,
Nes. 34,36 & 38 E. King St.,
LANCASTER. FA.
T70UHTA1N V1NK-CUT TOBACCO, BEST
J1 goods manufactured, 8 cts. per ex.' or 45
cts. !$ ft at , "-
HARTMAN'3TJtLLOW FRONT CIG AS "'
SUM
LANCASTER,
"DKMEMBKK THIS.
IF YOU ARE SICK.
It von are sick. HOP BITTERS Will -surely
aid Nature in making you well
again when all else Jails.
it yen are comparatively well, but
leel the need et a grand tonic and stim
ulant, never rest easy till you are made
a new being by tbe use et
HOP BITTERS.
If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are
sutteileg from any ether et the numer
eus diseases el the stomach or bowels. It
Is yourewn fault it you remain 111, for
HOP BITTERS
are the sovereign remedy in all such
complaints.
It you are wasting away with any form
et Kidney disease, step tempting Death
this moment, and turn ler a cure te
HOP BITTERS.
If yen are sick with that tcrrlble sick
ness Nervousness, you will fi nd a '-Balm
In Gllead " In the use et
HOP BITTERS.
It you arc a frequenter, or a resident
of a miasmatic district, barricade your
system against the scourge or all coun
tries niaWtal, epidemic, bilious, and
intermittent levers by the use of
HOP BITTER8.
If you have rough, pimply.er swallow
skin, i ad breath, pains and aches, and
leel miserable generally, HOP BITTERS
will give you fair skin, rich bleed, the
sweetest breath, health, and comfort.
In short, they cure ALL Diseases ei
the Stomach, Bowels, Blee , Liver,
Nerves, Kidnejs, etc., and
$500
will be paid ler a case they will net cure
or help, or for anything Impure or in
jurious leund in them.
That peer, bedridden. InvalH wife.
Bister, mother, or daughter, an be mode
the picture of health by a tew bottles et
Hep Bitters, cestingbuta trifle,
Will you let them suffer ?
Cleanse, Purify and Enrich
the Bleed with
Hep Bitters,
And you v.-ill have no sickness or suffering or
doctor's bills te pay.
in!3-TuTh&S
HOP BITTKKS ITOK HLK A.V H. It
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 139 North
Queen street. mar2-3md
MILZ.INJfJtT,
"PVLACK OF rASBION.
Astricli Brethers,
Agt.
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 EAST KING STREET.
WE WILL OPEN
OTJR NEW DEPARTMENT
On Wednesday, March 21,
AND INVITE INSPECTION.
A Full and Elegant Line et
READY-MADE DRESSKB FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
Alse a Large and Well Selected Stock of
DRESS GOODS.
!B-Special llargalns will be offered, aiila
department will bu under the management et
MESSRS. M A. BASH ft HON. former m-eniic-
toraefthe Philadelphia Suit and Cleak Stere,
which business wilt be closed.
Spring Millinery.
A Large and Varied Stock of
SPRING HATS AND BONNETS In Canten
Milan and Chip. Black aud all New
Spring Celers.
RIBBONS IN ALL NEW SHADES. .
Large Assortment et
NEEDLEWORK EMBROIDERY
at Special Lew Prices.
Bargains in
LADIES' AND CHILD'S SPRING HOSIERY
LADIES' AND GENT'S LINEN HANDKER
CHIEFS. Special Bargains in
SiL.ll H U Li i
3 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
Quality worth 25c at 12c.
Fine
Special Bargains in
TOWELS, NAPKINS AND TOWELINUS.
A?HL.inen rauie uietns, ai in. wide, 'c.
LANUTKX PINS.
KID GLOVES
in Three buttons, Five Heeks and Musquc-
taircs.
IN ALL THE SPRING SHADES.
elvi Ultra, umwrwisam, te.
TtK&DV FOB SPKING.
THE CHOICEST STOCK OF
Spring, overcoats ai Suits
IN THE CITY.
NOTE A FEW SAMPLE PRICES :
MEN'S BEADY-MADE SUITS
At $1.(0, $3.00, 1.00, $8.00, $12.00 up te $18 OC.
BOY'S SUITS
At $2.C0, $3.00, M.50, np te $9.00.
CHILDREN'S SUITS
At f 1.75, $2.00, $3.00, $1.00, up te $3.00.
MERCHAHTTAILORIM
We have a very Large and Select Assort
ment et Goods In the PIECE, and make them
te order at the me3t astonishingly LOW
PRICES.
MENS SUITS TO ORDER.
At $12.00, $M.O0, $1G.OO. $18.00, up te $23 and $80.
In en windows we have marked in plain
figures ire pairs of pants, in different styles,
which we make te order from $3.00 te 19.00.
A long statement of. facts, or an elaborate
line el argument, is net necessary tp convince
these who inspect our splendid line et Cloth
ing and Piece Goods, and learn the exceed
ingly LOW PRICES at which we are selling
goods and that we are offering extraordinary'
bargains In every kind or garments
AT
L. Gansman & Bre,,
C0-G8 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Bight en the Southwest Cerner el Orange St.
LANCASTER, PA.
B-Tlie cheapest and most reliable Clothing
Manufacturing Heuse In the city.
G1
KAY'S 8FBOIF1U MBDIOUUE. TUJS
Great English Remedy. An unfaillne
core for Impotency, and all Diseases that
fellow less et Memery, Universal Lassi
tude. Pain la the Back, Dimness el
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full par
ticulars In our pamplet, which we desire te
send tree by mail te every one The Specific
Medicine Is sold by all druggists at $1 per pack
age, or six packages ler $5. or will te sent tree
by mail en the receipt et the money, by ad
dressing the agent, H. B.Cechran, 137 and 189
Herth Qneen street. On account of counter-
leitB, we nave aoeptea. tne xeuew Wrapper :
theenly gecelna.' Guarantees of core Issued by. J
as. -Fer aMia.iABOattBVMrii.-CaAiiu-
;iHnH,nuui jumumw wmlv.;
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PA. THURSDAY. MARCH 22, 1883.
PEEACflERS' PASSES..
A PLKA rOH BKDUVKj) JTABKS.
Obligations or the Baturead te Ue Clergy
men And tne CorperaUeas New
Betas te Hener Tkem.
Eds. Intelligencer. Tbe parties who
have been tbe great engineer of civiliza
tion in; this country are put upon the
back ground, te a very great extent. Tte
man or men who desire te be honored for
the noblest work known te man upon the
face of the earth, are in a- measure forgot
ten by the masses.
There was a time, net se far in the past,
when there was net a railroad en this
continent. Was it because railroad
were net known, or was it for the lack of
confidence of man in man ? Without con
fidence of man in man, there can be no
co-operation or corporations'. There must
be mutual confidence of man. in man, a
brother te confide in brethe and a friend
te confide in friend. Again railroads can can
net be made where the people are net
civilized, and indeed, it is difficult
te make, such reads even in a civilized
land. But the point. , I wish te
make is that railroads cannot be
made in an uncivilized land. Then, it is
natural te inquire what were, the most ef
ncient means of civilization in the past
history of the world. Every one is ready
te say, the education of the masses. It is
education, no one doubts the assertion.
But who were the educator's ? We answer
with emphasis, "the ministers of the Gos
pel of the Sen of Ged." Ge back te Ire
land and inquire who was the acknowl
edged educator, and the grand civilizer of
that island in tbe earliest history we have.
Was it net a pious minister of the gospel ?
His authority as a man of Ged was owned
and asknewledged ever all the island, and
St. Patrick's name is dear te every Irish
man te-day. Yet many of them have
abused the privileges they once enjoyed.
But it was the leveling power of the Gos
pel civilized the people.
Let us new come te America. What
was this land before the landing of our
Pilgrim Fathers, these holy men of Ged ?
The country a vast wilderness, iuhabited
by roving tribes of wild Indians. It was the
songs and the prayers of these men of Ged
that lighted up this continent en which we
live, and of which there is none like it in
all the civilized world. Tfceje men taught
the savage that the Great Spirit of which
they had some knowledge, aud te which
they paid some adoration, was tne ureat
Creater of men and women, land and
water ; and that he was a Ged of peace
and love. Thus the great William Penn
taught ; and, as the Gospel was preached
or read, se educatien and civilization
marched hand in hand. The savage breast
was subdued, and sinners were converted,
and civilization marched en and en.
It is net a century yet since a noble
minister conceived the idea of carrying the
Gospel te the West. With his Bible and
hymn book, saddlebags and horse, he
started te cress the mountains, net know
ing where he might land ; yet in obedience
te his feelings, aud the injunction of the
Lord, " Ge ye, into all the world, and
preach my Gospel te every creature," he
started and traveled ever the mountains.
Stepping at night under vthc boughs of
trees, readiug a portion of sabred Seriptuie,
then singing a hymn, kneeling down and
praying, when no ear heard him but the
ear of the great Ged. Having a little
lunch with him he took his breakfast, fed
his horse a few tufts of grass as he could
find it.
Thus went, in advance of pikes, canals
and railroads, the man of Ged with the
Bible in his hand preaching the Gospel
wherever he could find hearers, opening
the way for civilization, leaving houses
and homes, wives and children and
friends.
If it had net been for these men of Ged,
there could be no' railroads te-day. And
yet, these are the men who are refused
accommodations en the Pennsylvania
railroad te day, with a reduced fare. The
Pennsylvania railroad, and all ether rail
roads, ewe their existence te civilization,
and these ministers of the Gospel, the
world acknowledges te be the leading
civilizers. There is a class of men te-day
who are following in the track of these
godly men, trying te overturn all that has
been done, and blight every prospect of
civilization, and destroy every civil insti
tution, and tbe influence of the Gospel and
the gospel minister. Many of these men
can ride at very low rates, en any railroad
in the land. By the work of this class,
railroad men are shot down, railroads are
tern up, trains are wrecked, churches are
disturbed, ministers are assassinated,
families are broken up, widows waiJ,
orphans weep, whole communities are dis-turbed,-presideiits
assassinated, acd nearly
all the evils of the land aie instigated by
this class. And yet, tbe gospel minister,
whose work is acknowledged by all
classes, te be geed, must walk or
pay full fare. The Pennsylvania railroad"
company has, for many years, given your
correspondent a clerical card, but in al!
this time, nevertheless, they have been the
gainers. As seen as the Pennsylvania
railroad company, with all ether reads,
ignore the c!ergy,frem that day their work
will go back en their hands. There is net
a railroad man in the land, out of Christ,
that is worthy te held the hand of the
poorest of Ged's ambassadors. These are
the Ged appointed men, te carry light and
truth, and civilization te all the world.
Who are the men that are enlightening
and civilizing heathen lands ? The gospel
missionary. Railroads cannot be con
structed in heathen lands till the "Gospel
has been preached, and heathens made
Christian. But these men must have no
cards 1 Rural.
m
OEA1H IN A ROLLING MIL.!,.
Over Seven Tens of Melten Metal Precipita
ted en laborers.
A horrible accident, resulting in the
probable fatal scalding of two men and
less severe injuries te some eighteen
ethers, occurred at the Cleveland rolling
mill company's Bessemer steel mill, in
Newport, O., Wednesday morning. The
huge converter in the mill, which is
operated by hydraulic pressure, con
tained at the time seven tens and
a half of molten metal. As the converter
was being raised te the platform te be
emptied it suddenly became wholly unman
ageable, owing te the pressure subsiding,
and before its equilibrium could be re
stored the great crueible overturned, pre
cipitating its cargo of seething metal into
the pit beneath, a distance of fully four-:
teen feet. The result was, very naturally
a terrific explosion and the spray of the
molten metal flew in every direction.
About eighteen or twenty pitmen and
laborers were in the immediate 'vicinity.
Twe of them, Patrick Feley and Themas
Burgoyne, were frightfully scalded by the
wave of steanhat gushed from the pit.
Feley was burned all ever his body and
his face was scalded almost beyond recog
nition. He was taken te the Charity hos
pital. There is a bare chance' of his re
covery.. He is twenty-eight years old-and
unmarried. Burgoyne was taken te his
home in ward 18. Nearly all of the;ether
men at work near the pit were mere or
Jess' burned "by the; spray of the molten
metal, or ejudM.DrtM mm finn tbe
pit, butiowef:tkm;wfr srkmly;ia
TMK MONTANA CACTUS flAMaBS.
A Snaall FercMtag of iresa DuriBg
tbe
vrlatar Kxeept la Om Herd.
Letters te the St. Paul JenurFress
from MilesiDity, Bozemae. and interren-
ine points in the Mentana cattle country
give mere positive information than has
been obtainable heretofore about the losses
and condition of stock. At Bozeman Nel Nel
eon Story and the Martin and Myers broth
ers, large cattle raisws in the Upper Yel
lowstone valley, say they hare had a
wieter most favorable te tbe festering of
their industry. They estimate that the
losses for the territory will net be 5 per
cent., counting the less from the tee early
calving of young heifers, the principal
cause of losses en the ranges from year te
year. The season se far has been tbe most
favorable for years. There have been 24
days of open spring weather and the grain
has sprung np two or three inches en
sunny slopes and in well protected vales.
The young sprigs of grass have came up
in tufts of cured bunch grasB and the cat
tle experience the transit from old
te young feed by easy stages and.
thrive much better by reason of
this happy prevision of nature
At Miles City equally favorable reports
were given by Jeseph Leigh ten aud Judge
Stowell, large stock raisers en the Yel
lowstone. Mr. Leigbten said Mr. New
man, of St. Leuis, drove in 13,000 head of
cattle late last October. His herders
report new that his less will net be one-
half of 1 per sent. Judge Stowell had
about 1,800 head en the ranges and reports
that he did net lese an animal. Guthrie
& Ming disclaim any less whatever en
2,000 head. Soett & Hanks put in practi
cally the same disclaimers as te their own
vast herds of 20,000 head. Carpenter
Brethers drove in from Oregon and Ne
braska last year about 4,700 head, and
report no less. Thompson Hubbard, of
Maukate, Minn., drove in from Minnesota
4,500 head. These came in quite late, and
were driven up te the Wyoming line
en the headwaters of the Rosebud.
They have lest 15 or 20 per cent. This less
was occasioned by the deep snow fall in
that region. "I had 2,000 head en the
Missouri, 40 miles below Buferd, at the
mouth of the Yellowstone," said Mr.
Leighten, " and I have lest about 10 per
cent, of these. They have had deep snow
there from the last of October until new
and there is still snow there, and the only
wonder is that they didn't all die. I shall
move them en te the Tongue and the
Yellowstone right away." Judge Stowell
corroborated all that Mr. Leighten had
said. J. E. Martin, of Bozemae, explained
the geed condition of cattle in Mentana as
fellows : " We place our cattle out en
the ranges where the grass is geed, and
leave them in charge of men in winter
who leek after them and Bee that they de
net drift, but we are iu a mountainous
country and natural protection is afforded
en tbe winter ranges for our cattle and we
de net experience the same difficulties
they de en the plains te the south. There
they drift before a storm, sometimes from
the Platte te the Arkansas, and often cress
the Arkansas. Here they seek protection
uqder cover of neighboring buttes or cliffs,
and it requires little service te control
thenij Sometimes we feed a little bay te
the cattle, but it was net found necessary
this season. We are always prepared for
emergencies of this kind."
Byren never uttered truer words than when
he said, "Physicians mend or end us." But
wliiie doctors disagree, all the world lias
agreed that there is no remedy equal te Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup.
Ge te H. B. Cecnran's drug store ler .ftrr.
Freeman: New National Dye. Eer bright
ness and durability et color, are nncqualcd.
Celer Irem 2 te 5 pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and German. Price. 15 cents.
He mere sickness or trouble ; read the ad
vertisement et Simmons Liver Regulator.
Celluloid Eye-G lasses have steed the test,
and the thousands wlm new wear them pro
nounce them the best. Eer sale by all leading
Jewelers' and Opticians. ml9-lwdeed
E. A. Waltmaa, Wrlghtavllle, Pa.,' sr.ys:
"A few doses of Brown's Iren Bitljrs, will
satisfy any one of its remedial effects." ' Fer
sale by U. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139
North Queen street. ml9-lwdw
A .Renovating Bemeay
Is te be found In Burdock Bleed Bitters. As
an antidote ler sick headache, female weak
ness, biliousness, indigestion, constipation,
and ether diseases et a kindred nature, these
bitters are Invaluable. Price $1. Fer sale by
II. B. Cecuian, druggist, 137 and 139 North
Queen street.
I Wish Everybody te Knew.
Rev. Geerge H. Thayer, an old citizen of
this vicinity known te every one as a most
influential citizen and christian minister et
the M. E. church, Just this moment stepped in
our store te say, " I wish everybody te knew
that I consider that both myself and wife ewo
our lives te Shlleh's , Consumption Cure." It
is having a tremendous sale ever our counters
and is giving perfect satisfaction in all cases
et Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has
done. DBS. MATCHETT & FRANCK.
Bourbeit. Ird., May 15, '78.
Sold by H. B. Cochran, diuggist, Nes. 137 aud
139 North Queen street, Lancaster. lebHeecU
Walnut Lear Hair Kosterer.
It is entirely different from all ethers. It Is
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 lallen off.
It does net in any manner effect the health,
which Sulphur. Sugar of Lead and Nitrate ei
bllver preparations have done. It will change
light or faded hair m a few days te a beautiful
glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it- Each
bottle is warranted. SMITH, KLINE CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and HALL
& RUCEEL. New Yerk. fun6-lyd.eed4w
GROCERIES.
ITBUBSK'8.
OLD TIMES
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
The first hogshead of -New Orleans we have
had for fifteen years. Yeu will want some .
AOIRAMA COFFEE.
Equal te Java and Mecha combined, for less
money than Java
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
These who have tried it speak in the highest
terms or it.
Oar Tomatoes at 7 Cents a Can
Are moving off. Give them 'a triaL They are
geed and the cheapest In the market.
Just received, a Fine Let el
EUOM & DUTCH-HEAD CHEESE.
At BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East Kins: Street.
T OCBEB'S VXJCS.
A 5c, Package
LOCHER'S DYE
WILL COLOR MORE EGGS THAN ANY
OTHER DIE IN THE MARKET, .
Fer sale by
CHAS. A. L0CHER,
NO.
0 BAST KING SIBOT.
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ai '
vSV-. k. , ,ti ,4 i street-te 'Jiev wkaux exjBSiXr iBwwai.
MJSIHOAL.
TtRUWM'S IRON BITTERS.
New Life
is given by using Brown's Iren Bit.
ters. In the Winter it strengthens
and warms the system ; in the Spring
it enriches the bleed and cenquers dis
ease ;'in the Summer it gives tone te
the nerves and and digestive organs ;
in the Fall it enables the system te
stand the shock of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be se surely
prevented as by keeping the system in
perfect condition. Brown's lien Bit Bit
ters ensures perfect health through
the changing seasons, it disarms the
daDger from impure water and mias
matic air, and it prevents Consump
tion,. Kidney and Liver Disease, &c.
ff. S. Berlin, Esq., of the well
known iirm of H. S. Berlin & Ce.,
Attorneys, Le Droit; Building, Wash
ington, D. 0., writes, Bee. 5th, 1881.
Gentlemen: I take pleasure in
stating that I have used Brown's
Iren Bitters ier malaria anil
nervous troubles, caused by
overwork, with excellent rc-
HUlt3.
Beware of imitations. Ask for
Brown's Iren Bitters, and insist en
having it. Don't be imposed en with
something recommended as "just as
geed." The genuine is niadn only by
the Brown Chemical Ce., Baltimore,
Md.
Fer sale wholesale anil reUil byll.B. COCH
RAN, Druggist, 137 aint 1S North Queen
Street, Lancaster. ml'i IwdXftw
D
U'UTtlKlUA.
DIPHTHERIA
i
HAS NO CHANGS
WHEN TREATED WITH
Perry Davis's Pain Killer.
This wonderful remedy has saved the lives el
many, many children who wcre
almost dead v;IUt
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 my
life."
Libeous Leach, Nashua. N. II., says : "I had
painter's colic and diptheretic sere threat
very severely. Pain Killer drove both away."
DRUGGISTS
ml-lmd&w
ALL KEEP IT.
pjlpjcr BAJfeisaa, ate.
T) "ABES W. FEY.
We have opened te-day another
CHOICE LINE or
LACE CURTAINS!
Three, three-and-a-half and tour yards long In
Swiss, Nottingham. Applequin, &c.
LACE LAMBREQUINS,
SHAMS, TIDIES and BED SETS.
Brass, Ash, Ebony and Walnut Cur
tain Poles, Bands, Leeps,
Heeks, &e.
Cornice, in variety te tit any Window. Forty
Different Patterns et DADO WINDOW
SHADES, in new colere, e and 7 feet long.
NICKLE ORNAMENTS,
LOOPS, FRINGES, &c.
AN ELEGANT LIKE OF
Wall Papers,
Of every description, in Gilts, Grounded and
Common Papers, Borders, Centres, &e.'
PHARES W. FRY,
Ne. 57 North Queen Street.
LANCASTER. PA.
COAL.
B.
B. MABT15
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds eX
LUMBER AND COAL.
49fard: Ne. 43) North Water and Prince
treets above Lemen Lancaster. n3-lyd
MAMDKK ANU COAL.
New Yerk and Philadelphia Herse Ma
nure by the car lead at reduced prices. All the
BEST GRADES OF COAL,
Beth ler Family and Steam purposes.
CEMENT by the barrel. HAY and STRAW
by the ten or bale.
Yard 315 Harrisburg Pike.
GmtzBAL Ojtice 20)$ -East Chestnut street.
Kauffmcta, Keller & Ce.
apr4-lyd
M. V.JB. COHO,
930 HORTH WATElt ST., Lancaster, fa.,
Wholesale anil Retail Dealers in
LUMBER AND 4JOAL.
Connection "With the Telephonic Exchange,
Yard and Office: Ne. 330 NORTH WATE
STREET. leuTS-lyd
SAMUEL H. PRICE, ATTORNEY, UAH
Removed his Ofllee irem 6C Nerth.Duke
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We keen net only fine i
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leg, dug aise Teugir uupfpwr ;
m a -?' -i 7i:
k:necK aDeus in, goea
suits and goods for Tewfbkitt
suitable for the spertemanlpi
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dium weight suiting ter the EABLISPBIIKf:
TRADE. " " " 5;:
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Alse, a Choice stock or bi'juhu uvju(,
cnl'IIVCnl the Vnirmt Shnrfi"- ?k4.:k!
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L have also new ready sampie carue or, mw:
Foretell Importation for the SPRING TRAIHE-
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liihl tiuyeiiu UC-MIUUS UK evuiuui vmv-
Styles can ue se new. CeSUUSS
Alt IT...tr U7Vir.lit. SITITf Vfl-Mil OVK2j9
COATING will be nuide up te order untllflhiivHvl
17th of MARCH at Cost Price. "CiSt?'-
H- GERHARD
TAILOR,
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NO. 6 EAST KING
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GAS 5TXTTJ
OF ALL KINDS.
Glebes and Shades,
Ceal Oil
Plumbing and Gasiitting,
and Spouting.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT '
HOUSEKEEPING GOeM
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CHICAGO 01
TO KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, CAUK
LINCOLN AND DKXTWLi
The SHORTEST, QUICKEST sW
te St, Jeseph, Atchlnsen, Teyttm,
Dallas, Galveston, ana all potato li.
braska, Missouri, tstims, nmw
zena, Mentana and Texas.
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This route has no superior fOT.
Minneapolis and St. PanL ste Hfst
as being the GSEAT THBOUGM'CLAK
Universally conceded te
EQUIPPED Railroad 1b fk
classes el travel. -VS?y
AU connections made la umMer,
Try it and you will Ihd IrsTlMMll
instead of a discomfort. -"" W'-SfA' ''"
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-xnreugn iickeis via ibis reienni
sale at all offices in the U; S. amd,(
All information about r&tes,eCssMi!
Cars, etc:, cueerfuUy gives b ??&'
newm
General Passenger AffM
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3d Vice Pres. Geh.
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817 Broadway,
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