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20.00, " 1.00
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eases caused by Derangement of Liver, bowels
and Kidneys.
& 3IPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVEK.
Bad JJreath , Pain in the Side, semeUme3
the pain id lelt under the Shoulder-blade, mis
taken ter Khcumatis it ; general les3 et appe
tite. Uewcls generally costive, sometime
alternating wltli lax ; the head is troubled
with pain, is dull and heavy, with considera
ble less of memory, accompanied with u pain
fill sensation et leaving undone something
which ought te have been done : a slight, dry
cough and Hushed face is sometimes an at
tendant, nlten mistaken for consumption ; the
patient complains or weariness and debility;
lift veus, easily startled ; feel cold or burning,
sometimes a prlcklv sensation et the skin ex
ists; spirits aie low and despondent, and
although satisfied thatexorcise would be ben
eficial, yet one can hardly summon npiorti npierti
tndc te try it in fact distrusts every remedy.
Several et the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred when but
tew et them existed, vet examination alter
f'ctfu has shown the Liver te have been ex
tensively deranged.
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young, whenever any of the above
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keep the Liver in healthy action, will avoid
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sea, Drowsiness. Depression et Spirits, etc. It
will invigorate like a glass of wlnn, but Is no
intoxicating beverage.
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night, take a dese and you will be relieved.
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tonic can never be out et place. The lemcdy
Is liuriiilcbS and does net interfere with busl busl
nesser pleasure.
IT IS PURELY VEGETAULE,
Anil has all th.) power and eflleacy of Calomel
or Quinine, v. itlieul any f t lie injui lout alter
effects.
A Governer's Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use
in my family ter some time, and I am satis
fled itisu valuable addition te the medical
scieucc. .!. Gill Shorter,
Governer et Alabama.
lien. Alexander II. Stephens, et .n.. says:
Have derived eme benefit treni the use et
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish te give it
a lurthertrial.
"The only Tiling that never falls te Relieve."
I 1 ave used many remedies for Dyspepsia,
Liver Allectlen and Debility, but never have
found anything te benefit me te the extent
.Simmons Liver Regulator has. I sent freuj
Minnesota te Gemgta for it ami would send
further ler such a medicine, and weultl ad
vise all who are similar! v nneclcd te give it a
trial as it seems theenly tiling that never fails
te relieve.
P. M..IANNEV, Minneapolis Minn.
Dr.T. V. M.isen say : Frem actual experi
ence in t lie use et Simmons Liver Regulator
In my pr.tcllc 1 have been ami am satisfied te
use. and picsertl-.'ltasa purgative medicine.
3-Take only the (J KN'UI N E. which always
hasen the winppeitht RED TRADE-MARK
and SIGNATURE OF
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Fer sale by 11. 15. Cochran, Druggist, 137 ami
::'l North Queen street,
FORSALEIiY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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T7"10NBV-WUT.
SIGNIFICANT SPRING.
A lllertAtle:i upon 1H nilvrnt, ami Its
clleet upon mankind.
"The green leal or t he new ceme Hprtnn.
.SVinfc.
Kverj body recognizes spring, win n itis once
upon n, but many persons are net familiar
witlt the exact dale et Us appearance. Web
ster, the world-ivne vned lexicographer, gives
tua deliuitien.whle.li may net be Inappiepria'e.
here. " Spring," says he " is tlic season et the
year when p ant-b 'gin te vegelate and rise ;
the vernal season, comprehending the months
of March. April and May, in the middle lati
tudes neilh el the equaler."
Thomsen, in Ids "St wins," and Slutkesp".ire
in many el i works, have, pel haps, no peers
in describing it, and jel "ellieiial spring " is
freighted Willi nial.irl.i, ' tli.it insidious lee,
lurking unsuen in lliever,' air we bieatlie."
It spreads ever the Mired portions et our
land : brings death and diuts. te thousands;
cuts oil seores upon scores of our children
unilyeut'i, ns well aslhiMU i-i advanced lite.
A iiuslileiirel-treg.u de i with littleie's appre
hension, uml people eveiywliere are inking,
"what is il?' ' Where does iLce no Iiein :"
"What will cine it '"
Kii)Ni:v-Wout, Xs a Sit.ine Mr.mciNi;.
When you begin te les.. appetite : -have a
lii.-i.l:u;he.a n.iin in veiirside. b.icV mid sheul-
iira;-t toss about at night in ivtle-s
drtams; wake in file iiinrninga foul u entlt
and lulled lengii-i: tt til ili-meliued te go
about your weik. h avy in body and op
press-id in mind ; have a lltei the bines ;
vh.:n your mine gels s.-auty or lilgh eoleied ;
te suil-rer willi cons! i pat ier, tliarilum, or
in.llgeslien ;-liavea pisty, sallow t.ice, dull
eyesandubloehed.s,.in;-eeor fill of these
common complaints will cettainly be evi
dence- that vetir liver lsnwirneieii i'i""
or perhaps dwased. Alioltleel El Iney
is. uiuler -licli circnnedaiici's.a piie.-les
-Weit
been
tesueli.iper.--nn.
Rare assertions tit piopvieie s imvu u-muu
te possess less loree than tliey Iretiuentiy
mtiit. Tlncau-eet this tonilnien or popular
skepticism is, in the main, te be e ndint..e
fa t that chiulitliin eeverj our breitl land,
liin-l. Meitorieusaiticle.-i :;r.' tee trcfil tnlly
leiiml In bad cuinpany.
The proprietors et Kidney -Vert always
prcveall their assertion's, teaching the merits
i ti.Pir nrenai-atien. When we ulllrin, tliere-
r..ic,lliat Kidney-Wert is a. sp.-citic ler jnst
micli tli.-eitlers an have been mentioned In thin
article, the proof, tee, belongs te ami shall
fellow tills statement .
V PlIVSICIANS h XVCUIEKCE.
Dr.K. K.Clark, a regular physician e: ex
tensive practice in Grand Isle county, anil a
worthy diacen et iiicueiigreRiiiiiiiKi. "".",
lit Seuth Here, VI.. has used Kidney-Weit for
..,...-.,i vi!iim!u his nraclVc. and befeiethe
prcscut proprietors purchased an interest in
It, he had given his unbl.uet opinion in its
favor. This opinion has net chained. "It
has done better than any ether rented lhaie
ever used," says the doctor, and further en he
wiites: " 1 de net recollect an instance wliere
the patient te whom I have given it has fated
te receive benefit from its use, a'iu in femc
severe case i most tleclileiliy e." liisse are
strong etils. They are lrem a represcnta
...... ,.u t.ntinne ever-uonreaC iib!e miblic
eiiwVn hnwevi r. auti-butter still they are
.
Kiiincy-weii will bear all the enceninms
lavished upon it ey us irienus-uiiti men
name is legion. j ium skcji uj ,..,..i.,j
Wert all the time," writes Sir. J.lt. Kantlnmn,
of I.:incas'er, I'.i. We will "iippleiiient thi by
a-wirling, as a matter et fact, timl onecapahle
el deiuensl tit ion. tlat all honest patrons of
his rcme ly are its friends and adcacates.
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;?SK1N 111-. If ASKS IT IS NKOK.V
sirv te consider ine eonsiiiuiienai miuib
which ili-,niMM it. the local condition which
makes the s-kiu hiisceptible. .irtl the external
local caue wliicli determines ihe pioduclien
of disease.
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STOUE.
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
A WARM MEETING ON A WARS! HlUHT.
Teacher Appointed Mill- Approved Bevl Bevl
len of Iinles Ulty Superintendent' Ke Ke
pert Aninndment of Rale BIgb
Scheel Coinmencement A UasU
at Kxtravasfcnce.
A stated meeting of the beard of diree
ters of Lancaster school district was held
last evening. The following named mem
bers were present :
Messrs. Baker, Breneman, Brosius,
Brown Byrne, Carpenter, Cochran, Darm.
stetter, Eberman, fivantl, Hartman, Johc Jehc Johc
sten, Marshall, McCemsey, Morten,
Oblcnder, llaub, Reimepsnyder, Rhoads,
Richards, Ringwalt, Smsen Schwebel,
Slaymaker, Smeych, furrier, Warfel,
Wilsen, Zccher, ' Christian, Zccher, Gee.
W., Le7ergoeJ, president.
On motion of Mr. Cochran the reading
of the minutes of last meeting were dis
penscd with.
Appointment vs. Klectlen.
Mr. McComsey, from the superintend
ing committee, reported verbally that the
committee had appointed Miss Falck te
temporarily fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Miss Davis, a teacher in
Miss suydam's West Chestnut primary
rchoel. In view of the short time inter
vening between new and the summer
vacation he thought it unnecessary te elect
a teacher, and he therefore moved that the
action of the superintending comtnittce be
confirmed.
Mr. Johnsten moved te go into aa
election te fill the vacancy caused by Miss
Davis' resignation. The superintending
committee had the right te temporarily
fill vacancies, but it was the province of
the beard te elect teachers. He thought
the superintending committee had made
a geed temporary appeintment and he
wautcd an opportunity te vete te make it
permanent. Other members had a right
te vete for ether candidates if they pre
ferred them.
Mr. Eberman said that at the last meet
ing of the beard the superintending cotn cetn cotn
mittee had given assurance that there was
no necessity te elect a teacher in Miss
Davis' btcad ; that the teaching force was
stteng enough without one; and yet, in
the face of this declaration, they ceme
here te-uig'ht, anuounce that they. have
appointed an additional teacher auJ ask
the beard te confirm their action. Had it
net been for the declaration of the super
iudcuding committee an election would
have taken place at last meeting, and it is
quite probable Miss Falck would net have
been cbeeu.
Mr. McCemsey explained that the 03tn 03tn
mittee weie of the opinion at last meeting
that the additional teacher would net
ba needed, but further investigation
proved that they were mistaken, and they
appointed Miss Falck. The committee
had no intention of exercising power that
did net belong te them, but,as the session
closes in less thau a month, they had ap
pointed Mis3 Falck for that time, and
asked the beard te confirm their action.
Mr. Jehnsen renewed his motion te go
into an election.
Mr. Baker moved te lay Mr. Johnsten's
motion en the table, and this was agreed
te yeas 18, nays 11.
The recommendation of the r,up3iintcnd-
iiut committee that Mis-s Falck's appoint
ment be confirmed uutil the end of the
season was then uuauimeusly agreed te.
lillls Vald.
Mr. Evaus, from the finance committee,
presented the following uuis, wnicu, uav
ing been eximined ami approved by the
cemmitter, were ortleied te be paid :
Geerge M. Steiutnan & Ce., hardware,
$143 70 ; Jehn King, night school work,
$10; Shcrilf Breneman, costs in case of
Laucaster school district vs. Lancaster
county, $1.33 ; Kanffman, Keller & Ce.,
coal, $173 07; Lancaster Gaslight and Fuel
company, $33.40; Goe. W. Zecher, te
making tax duplicate, $12.1 ; Mw Km
punting and advertising, $11.50; Stener,
Shreiner & Ce., hardw.uv, &c, 3.37 ; W.
A. Wilsen, esq , professional services in
thawing centi act for Ann street school
house. $10 : Gee. W. Zechcr, expenses te
Philadelphia, &c, $3.93; G. L. Feil Dei
smith, stationary, $12.53 ; Chas. II. Uarr,
books and stationery, $11.70.
Revision of Reles.
Mr. Byrne, from the special committee,'
appointed at last meating te inquire into
the expediency of making a goueral re
vision of the rules of the beard, proseutod
a written report te the effect that while
no gencjal rovtMeu of the rules was
necessary, a number of thorn should bs
recast, especially rules CG te 73 inclusive.
The report was received and the recom
mendations of the cemmittee approved.
City Superintendent ltepert.
Lancaster, Pa., June 7, 1883.
Te the Heard of Scheel Director :
GENTLr.MEN : Your city superintendent
present.-, the following tepert of the public
school for I he mouth of May :
The whole number of pupils enrolled
was : in the high schools 200 ; seceudary
957; pi 'unary, 1,935 total 3,098.
The aveiae attendance was : In the
hi'h schools 194 ; secondary 837 ; prim
al v 1.040 total 2.071.
The average percentage was 87.
The whole number of visits raade by the
city superintendent, as repirted by the
teachers, was 93. The whole nurebjr of
visits made by directors was 143, as fol fel
lows : A. Z. Ringwalt 7, W. McCemsey
43, J. B. Warfel, 42, C. F. Eberman 0,
H. Z. Rhoads 14, C. Zejher 1G, Dr. J.
I.pveriroed 2. Dr. M. L. Herr 0. H. Gast
G, L. Richards 4, Rev. 0. Riemonsnyder
9, J. W. Byrne 3, W. A. Morten 1, II. R.
Breneman 4.
The annual eliminations are new in
progress and will be e intiuued te the close
el the term. The members el tue oeaiu
are cetdially invited te attend, and thus
satisfy themselves by personal observation
of the progress made, as well as onceura.co
teachers and pupils by their presence.
The following are the names of the teach
ers, tegether with the days of the month
en which their schools will be examined :
June 8, Misses Harkins and Sharp.
June 11, Misses Green, Zag and Dow Dew
nnv. June 12, Misses Rathven,
- .. a m r -M t, T " 1 L
jjiuuvy,
TWicrhertv and Dancrler.
june 13 Misses Etter, Downey and
jiusselman.
June 14, Misses Palmer and V.ulee.
June 15, Misses Neeper and Baker, and
Mr. Matz.
June 18, Miss Kate Bnndel and Mr.
Couzzins.
June 19, Misses Carter and Masser.
June 20, Misse Johnsten, Znerchcr,
Spindle and Suydam.
June 21, Misses Brimmer, Marshall,
Rrnninrr. Buckins and Stahl.
June 22, Misses Shirk, Helbroek and
Smith.
June 25 and 2G, the girls' high school.
June 27, the boys' high school.
June 28, secondary schools, class A.
Ne phange has been made in the salary
of Miss S. E. Smith, promoted te the
grade of principal primary in the New
street building in March last. She is still
receiving the salary of first assistant,
$31.50, while all ether teachers of the
same grade and kind el school receive $35
per month, in the eenei mat uiisuu uiisuu uiisuu
oriminatien against .her is due te a mere
oversight, your attention is new called te
it, that it may be removed before the close
of the term, and that she may receive the
salary paid te ethers holding similar posi
tions. Notwithstanding the improvement made
in the Rockland street building, pupils
net residing in the immediate vicinity
refuse te be attracted thither, and it is
therefore suggested that the girls new at
tending the primary schools there when
ever prepared te be promoted be admitted
into the third division of the Rockland
street school, thus constituting it a mixed
secondary for the pupils of the immediate
neighborhood, and gradually obviating the
necessity of compelling theso mere remote
te ceme thither. The four lower rooms
would then correspond te these in Maner,
James and New streets which seem te give
general satisfaction, while the remaining
two rooms would be used for the regular
boys' secondary.
Considerable difficulty has been, and is
still, experienced in maintaining two sys
tems of giadcs in the primary and second
ary schools, theso in the old buildings
being organized as threo division, and
these in the new as two division schools.
I can sce no reason ler retaining this ar
rangement except that it has been custo
mary, and as this is the time when
changes in grade aie most conveniently
made, and as these chauges would net
necessitate changes iu teachers or salaries,
aud as mere than half the schools are new
organized en the two division plan, and
as this plan is net only raore economical
but belter in ether resp3ct3, I would sug
gest that all the schools be organized in
accordance with it, thus sezuriug the
much wished for uniformity.
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servaut,
R. K. Buehkm:.
Suggestions Concurred In.
On motion of Mr. McComsey the salary
of Miss Smith was increased from $31.50
te $.15 per mouth.
On motion of Mr. McCemsey the sug
gestieu of the city superiuteudent that the
girls att 'tiding the Rockland street pri
mary schools, when prepared for promo
tien, be admitted into the third division of
the Resklaud street school, thus cons ti tit
ting it a mixed secondary for pupils of the
immediate neighborhood, was unanimously
agreed te.
Mr. McComsey also nyjvcd that the
sujigostiens of the city superintendent
lelativc te reorganizing the three-divisien
school en the two division plan ba agreed
te.
Mr. Evans maintained that the beard
was going tee fast ; that there is a stand
ing rule which requires the soveral parts
of tbo'rcpert of the city superintendent te
be referred te the proper committees and
lie ever for consideration at the next sue
cecding meeting.
Mr. Warfel moved te amend Mr. Me
Comsey's motion by directing the super
intending cemmittee te report en the
matter at the special meeting, which will
be called two weeks hence te eloet
teachers. Tiie amendment wasacccpted
aud the motion a amended agreed te
Atljeuriie.l Meeting.
Mr. Hartman moved that when the
beaid adjourn it be te Thursday evening
June 21, when it shall meet e fix the
salaries aud elect teachers for the ensuiug
year. Agreed te.
Amendment te Kale).
The amendment prope3cd by Mr. Cech
ran te Section 41, of the rules, providing
that le.icheis shall threw open the doers
et the school rooms ten minutes bofero the
time fixed for opening the schools, and
that auy violation of the rule shall ronder
the teacher se offending Iiable te dismissal,
was taken up for flual action and adepted.
The amendment proposed by Mr. Spur
rier requiring the treasurer of the beard te
make monthly instalments of the receipts
and expenditures was taken up for final
action, anil after considerable discussion
was tlefeated by the folletriug vete :
Yeas Messis Baker, Breneman, Coch Cech
lan, Johnsten, Rhoads, Samson, Slay
maker, Spun icr and Willful 9.
Nays -M sir-. Rresius, Brown, Byrne,
Carpenter, Darmstettcr, Eberman, Evans,
Hail man. McCemsey, Morten, Oblendnr,
Haub, ICeiiueiistijilcr, Richards, King
wait, Schwcbel.' Smeych, Wilsen, C.
Z-'chcr, G. W. Zocher, and Levergood,
pi Milcnt 21.
New lineus Adopted.
The iccommeiuiatiens of the. book
committee, inade at last meeting that
Whitney's German leader anil Allen's
Latin leader be introduced into the high
schools and that ene sat of Parker's
arithmetical chaits be introduced into ene
eftlu piim.iry schie's as an oxpariment,
wc-re agreed te.
Tile Mulberiy Street shed.
The resolution offered by Mr. Johustea
at last meeting, instructing the committee
en buildings and grounds te have the old
school bu 1 lings en North Mulberry street
tern down, and the grounds graded, sod sed
ded and planted with .sh.idu treoscame up
for fin il action.
Mr. Hartman moved that the eensidera
lien of the resolution be indefinitely post pest
pout d. The motion was lest yeas, 5 ;
na;.s, 20.
Mr. Johnsten in-ved the adoption of the
resolution.
Mr. Evans moved te amend by author
izing the cemmittee te sell the property.
Mr. Johnsten raised the point of elder
that the amendment of Mr. Evans was net
"rormaine t- lle resolution; but the chair
decitlcd that it was.
Mr. Evan's amondment was rojectod
vca. 8: nass. 20
Mr. Johnsten's resolution was then
adopted without a call of the yeas and
nays.
Resignation ana Appe'ntiueat
A communication was recaivad from
Peter McConeray, resigning his member
ship of the tinauce cemmittee. The n sig sig
natieu was accepted and the chair ap
pointed II Z Rhoads in his stead ; but
Mr. Rhoads also declining, the chair ap
pointed Mr. Oblcnder.
school Oreund Claimed.
A memerial from Ansclm Reiner was
read, in which he claims the ewnership of
a triangular strip of land sold te the
beard by Charles Eshbach, embraciug an
area of 109 square feet, and asking that
the fened be set back te the true line. The
matter was referred te the finance com -mittee.
High Scheel Commencement.
On motion of Mr. Eberman the chair
was directed te appoint a cemmittee of
five, of which Mr. Marshall shall be chair
man, te make the necessary arrangements
for the high school commencement. The
chair appointed Messrs. Marshall, Byrne,
Ringwalt, Eberman and Rhoads.
On motion ei eir. nicuemsey me cum
mittee was instructed te invite the state
superintendent of public instruction te ba
present at the commencement.
t The Ann street acuoeis.
Mr. Slaymaker announced that the new
school building en Ann street weultl ba
finished by the 20th of August. He
moved that the committee en furniture
and apparatus be authorized te contract
for the necessary furniture for the four
rooms of the building. Carried.
Frizes for Neat Pre ei.
Mr. Cochran offered the following rese
lutien
Resolved, That the superintending oem-
mittee be and they are hereby directed te
purchase two prizes te be awarded te the
two female graduates of the high school,
who shall appeapin the most appropriate
and economical attire at the coming com
mencement the cost of said prizes te be
paid from the treasury of the school beard.
Mr. Johnsten seconded the resolution.
Mr. Baker heartily favored reform in
graduating dresses, but feared the plan
proposed in the resolution would net be
practicable.
Mr. Brosius moved aa an amendment
the following :
Resolved, That the superintending com
mittee be directed te present in apprepri
ate terms te the female members et tue
graduating class, the importance of observ
ing modest limitations in the extravagance
of their toilets at the coming commence
ment. After speeches had been made by Messrs.
Cochran, Baker, Brosius and Carpenter,
all of whom denounced the extravagance
and bad taste displayed in the attire of
girl graduates, Mr. Brosius' amendment
was adopted by a vote of 15 te in.
The beard then adjourned te meet en
Thursday. June 21, te fix salaries and
elect teachers.
A VKTKKilN SOLDIEK.
Mr. C. F. IJewlim, of Ne. 24 Common street,
Lynn, Mass , says :
"While in the army, at the battle of Spott Spett
sylvania, I fell while getting ever a rall-rence
and was badly injure I and lert ler dead, bnt
after a time I was picked up by cemratlcs:
and upon examination it was round tlr.it my
back was badly linrtanil my kidneys serieii-ly
injured, and I have suffered the most excru
ciating pain since, and ceiiitl obtain no lcllet
although treated by several physicians, and 1
hail given up all hope of getting help w hen 1
w. a recommended te use Hunt's Kcniedy. I
purchased several bottles at encu et our ding
stores in Lynn, and begun te use it as tir
lectetl, aud can new attend te business uinl
am tree from the pains 1 formerly hail ; and I
wlih tes.iy teiny frientls anil comrades tli::l
Hunt's Ucmedy will de all that is claimed rer
it, and worthy et nil praise. Yeu can use my
testimony when you have occasion te, us 1
most heartily recommend It te all that have
kidney or liver troubles."
April 2fi, 1833.
YOU MAX USE At' NAMK."
I desire te inform you what your valuable
medicine lias tlene ler in I was induced te
try It by a member et our family,' whelnul
been benefiltcd by Its use." I have sullercd
tcrrlbl, from kidney tlilllculties. At tluie-t 1
have been verv bail, having severe pain In my
back, with general lejs et strength ami vi
tality. My urlne was very bad, with a heavy sedi
ment efbr'ck dust, which was test leading te
gravel. Ic m i enced using limit's Kenut I y,
with a marked improvement from the slait ;
the pains lelt, the nrtnc became mere n-itnnil
and can truly say one bottle effected a perma
nent cure.
I have recommended it ti many person",
both here ami in Bosten, all or whom apeak el
It with the highest praise.
Yeu are at libeity te use this letter or my
ii. tine, in any liuinneryeu may think best, tli it
oilier suirerers may le.ir-i the value el the
greatest et all remedies.
Meit trnly your,
.JOHN F. COA,
V,l I'leaaant .t.
Maldkn, M ah-i., April 2:s, ISA!.
juuel-M.W.FAw
11"!
NT'S KKBlhllV FOKSAI.K AT 11. i:
Cochran's Drugstore. 117 anil 11 NOith
Queen .street. iiiarWniil
II your sight Is falling von, there is no one
article that will se truly isive you "an Kyi for
an Kye" eh the Celluloid Kyi-l. lasses. Fer
sale by all leading Jewelers and Opticians.
jl-lwth d
rum CloveliiiK', Ohie,
Cemes a letter signed T. Walker, saying :
"About Mx months age commenced taking
Murdoch liloed Hitters ler pietraeted cist; tit
lumbago anil general debility, anil new urn
pleaseil te state have recovered my nppetile
anil wonted stiengtli. Feel better altogether."
Fer silo by II. IS. Cochran, druggist, 137 ami
l:p North Queen street.
CHltrtl t" I'rrncll
We feci railed upon te preach! ' w rnel
IiicIh tacts thalare ueitlt kiiuwli..; We want
everybody toeniey all Unit is possible in thin
world. We want all tlie-e wheurusiilleiiiig
tr.iiu rheumatism, n urulgl.i, and all aches,
sprains and pains le knew that Thomai' .V
lectrlc. Oil Is an unfailing ami splendid cure.
Fer sale by II IS. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
13!) North Queen street.
On Ien itplmve it.
That in this town limn are scores et person-
naiMimr our store every tlay whose lives an
made mis rabiti by indigestion, Dyspepi i.
Heur and dNtivH-vd Stomach. Liver unm
piatnl. Constipation, when for 75c. we will sell
them Siiileh's Vitalizer. guaranteed tt) cine
them, s-old by II. is. Cochran, druggist, N.
1 17 and l:B) Nerlli Queen street. feli7 co-l.!
Ul.AtiS tNO UIKKNHHAKP
H...H
A tWAKTI.
IB.
-AT-
CHINA HALL
A LAItOK AND CIIKAP LINK OK
GLASSWARE.
CKAQLK, CUT
ANO KNGRAVED (5LASS
WAUK AT
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING.STltKKr,
LANCASTKK. I'A.
riAJtrKXit.
Tf IS .NOlsrittNUK THAT
A M.L WHO GOTO
SHIRK'S FOR CARPETS,
flO AUAIK WIIKtf TUKY WANT
ANOTIIKIC CAKI'ET.
It Is because
Goods are Just as Represented,
AND SOLD AT
A MERE LIVING PROFIT.
TIip Biggest Line of Carpntfl,
et every variety and grade,
Te be Found Ib the City or Lancaster.
Shirk's Carpet Hall,
Cerner West King and Water Sts.,
LANCASTKB, PA.
ISKUIOAL.
(EBItV DAVIS'S KAIN KILLIK
Caught a Bad Geld.
The SUMMER GOLDS ana Ceugha
are quite as dangerous aa
these of midwinter.
But they yield te the same treat-
ment and ought te be taken
in time.
4
Fer all diseases of THROAT. NOS
TRILS, HEAD or BREATHING
APPARATUS
Perry Davis's Pain Killer.
la the SOVEREIGN Remedy.
AL,li DRUGQIST3 KEEP
PAIN KILLER.
Innel-lydAw
VI.OTHIMU.
1 I iKltllAKl
SPRING OPEHING
T
H.GERHARTS
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
.0. V, BAST KING STRERF, ,
OF THE I.AliaKST A8SORTMEAU
-or
FINE SUITING, .
PANTALOOOTNG
vsu
SIMMNU ovlkceatinh,;
Kver brought te thnCilv et Lincastnr.
B I'liese tleMreus el securing Choice Styie-
are lni'di'il In t-.ill early
I.
i. iiiisric-ri kk son.
iIOIIl. - CLOTHING.
SPUINf.'-WKJGHT
CLOTHING "
IV FULL ASSOItTSIKNTKiH.
Men and Beys.
And it tin fiistlnn wlih von Is when te
buy. gie it" a iil.il.and wt; wilt show you one
el tin:
Lstrgrafc and V.nnt Solected Stocks
of (J!et.hinK in r.he City.
Vn h ive a few of Ihes. A LT-WOOL,
MEN'S SUITS AT'SIO
lelt. ami lind they are fjlvin;;innd 9al?fact'en
fnr tin; niiiui y.
I.KMK.MIIKi: WK MAXirFACTURK ALL
OUi'OWN ;i.Ol'IUNO.
r?A (JENTRE SQUARE.
LANCASTK.lt. IA.
lS-AlAt It HO.
LESS TALK
AND
L.
lore Seal Bargains
AT-
L. GANSMAN & BRO..
Oer Orangfa and North Queen Sts ,
THAN' AN'YWIIEKK KLSE YOU
CAN GO TO.
Mens Suits at W0, $3.S0, $4.le, CiOO.IttXO,'
SOU, J10. :'i up te $18.
M.n's I'ants at "c, t)0c., $UO, J1..W,$2.00. $Z50,
f.'tfti u i t f"e. l.ewtfit prices ler latest
" isms' and Children's Sultsat $1.1.0. 12.00. SZW.
f ?. m. 1 1 (, i-' no, V w up te $9.w. Lewest prlcen
fur tin: latt st styles, and we art) doing the
inisiiiess. siiaip prices; excellent work te
measure, $Ii
An IntbKO llluc Knit te measure, $U. A bet
ter tjuality Indiitn i:iiieSnltteuitasiireut$i5.'
A an mI select ion et Cheviot and Casslmeres
leme:isnreat$it$. An excellent Indigo 151 nc
Suit te liieiSUlt.
I'ants tn ineasnrn from $3JU upward. New
estKoeds. latest styles, thoroughly geed work.
IVlifitiVer wants spring Clothing thU Is th.3
time te i.et it ; ttiesea-en la well advanced. :
e have u large stock and iiint sell tt.
L. Clansman & Bre.
TI1K FASIIIOKABLKMSRCHAKT
TAILORS A CLOTHIERS,
CI- - MIRTH QUEEN STREET,
i-n; en uih Hcuthw.est Cerner .Ol Ormage at.
I ANCASTER. PA.
-tjit. ivenlng until Oe'clfe. ; ?aturiay
10.
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