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LANCASTER, PA. TUESDAY. JUtfE 19, 1883.
Price Tire Coats.
Volenirt XIX Ne. 248.
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WA.TBB COOLE1CS, AC.
TLINN
BllCNEHAH.
FLINN & BRENEMA2T
ARE OFFERING BARGAINS IN
Children's Carriages,
Velocipedes,
Express Wagons,
Hammocks,
Croquet,
.quoits,
Base Balls,
Water Coelers,
Refrigerators,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Ice Machines,
Ice Picks,
Ice Chests,
Lemen Squeezers,
FLIKN" & BEENEMAN,
Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET, 1 LANCASTER, PA.
intr
nEURIlK KAHNKSTOCK,
14 EAST KING STREET,
( BAIR'S OLD STAND. )
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS IN
PRINTS, PERCALES AND SATTEENS.
Ne. 1. Five Cases REST MAKES OF CALICOS at 5 Cents a yard.
Ne. 2. Tlnce Casus COUHECO AN1 PACIFIC PRINTS, at C4 Cents a yard.
Ne. 3. On Case.! SO Pieces, el WIDE PERCALES IN LIGHT ANI DARK EFFECTS, ntn
CentH a yard ; never bcfeie fceiu at less than 15 Cents.
CLEARING SALES OF SATTEENS at 15, 1, 20 and 25 Cents.
SPREADS, BLANKETS and QUILTS.
Whatever may be needed In the shape el SPREADS, BLANKETS, SIIhETS or COM
FORTS ter Heme, Seaside, Mountain or Country will be found at our counters at the LOWEST
OF PRICKS.
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET.
I'l.VBltllNG ANlt
1UHN 1.. A
KNOLI).
DON'T FORGET YOUR
Winter Clothing Until the Meth Destroys Them.
JUST RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLY
CARBOLIZED PAPER.
TOHN L. ARNOLD,
Nea. 11, 13, 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
LlVJiJtY
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OUUHTON'X.
HOUGHTON'S
lew Livery and Sale Stables.
PICICT-CLASS HORSES AND BUGGIES TO HIRE ; ALSO, OMNIBUSSES FOR
PARTIES AND PICNICS. HORSES BOUGHT AND
SOLD AT ALL TIMES.
Stables Ne. 44 Market Seet,
Kear of Old Black Herse Hetel.
BOOKS ANlt
TOHN ItAf.U'S SONS.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 AND 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Writing Papers, Envelopes,
Decorated Correspondence Stationery,
Bank-Nete Beeks, Pocket Beeks,
New Leather Hand-Bags
V3Tt the Sifiu of the Big Boek.
KKStOVAL.
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KM OVAL.
Removed te Ne. 46 BAST KING
FON DEKSMITH'S
Will be leumved te Ne. 4fi EAST KING Street, directly opposite the Court Heuse, where
theie will be tennd a Complete New Stock el Heeks, Stationery and Fancy Goods.
G. L. FON DERSMITH, Bookseller and Stationer,
mat 20 t M NO. 4C EAST KING STREET.
XXVVHSIONg.
I1HE hXUIIKHlON SEASON OF 1883
TO THE SUMMER RESORTS
AND EXCURSION
POINT.
ON OSVIA-
The Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Til E CAVERNS OK LIIitAY.
THE NATURAL KEIDGE.
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Ac, &e.
PerlccL previsions at LURAY ler the ac
commodation or Excursion Parties el all
sl7.es.
Transportation Kates arranged ler parties
el various numbers Irem 5 te.ViO.
Coriespendenco Invited Irem Schools,
Churches, Societies and Associations, ter the
arraiiyenior.tet Special Rales and Excursion
Pays.
Transportation iurnishcd en SPECIAL
TRAINS when the size el the party justifies.
Application through the General Passenger
Agent or Superintendent el the Read en
which the Excursion Partv originates, te
either et the undersigned, will receive prompt
attention.
Small parlies desiring accommodations at
the LURAY INN can also ha cared ler by
similar application.
Round Trip Ticket te the VIRGINIA
SPRINGS and SOUTHERN SUMMER RE
SORTS en sale en and attcr JUNE 1, at the
ptlncipal Ticket Otliccs of connecting lines.
SUMMERTOURIST OU1DE HOOKS and all
intormatieu furnished en application te the
passenger Agents. Shenandoah Valley R. R.
or the Virginia, Tennessee A Georgia Air
Line. A. POPK,
Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt.,
O. HOWARD ROYER, Lynchburg, Va.
Division Pass'r Agt.,
Hagerstown, Md. inay30-3uid
YELLOW KKOHT UIGAK STOUK, 21
eith Queen street. Headquarters ler
tlje best 5c cigar in the city, at
HARTAIAN'S.
nEATUKKS CLEANED.
J4 The only place in town where leathers
arecleaned, curled and dyed In ad the latest
shades, Is at E. THOMAE'S.
2) North Queen street.
Short notice. Lewest pi lets. Je'Jlmd
T'.'IIUB TBKil'ASr.iei AMI UUM
i N Kits. All persons an liuruby forbidden
telic-ipass ouanyel the lands et the Corn
wall or speedwell estates, in Lebanon and
UinceM-.er counties, whether inclesed or un un
inclesed, either ler the purpose el sheeting or
nsliiug, as the law will be rigidly en tort 00
against all trespassing en said lands et the
uuderMgued alter this notice.
WM. COI.EMAN FREEMAN
R. PERCY Al.OEN,
EDWARD ;. FUKEMAN,
Attorney ter U. W UolemanV He 18,
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Plumbing,
Reefing Tin,
Pomps ana Pipes,
(las Fixtures,
Ceal OH Fixtures,
Oil Steves,
Gas Steves.
oeods.
LANCASTER, PA.
GAH FITTING.
HTAUL.E.
STATION VllY.
STREET. After April 1, 1883.
BOOK-STORE
IIATH ANlt CAPS.
DHBLTZ'S SONS.
A Pew Words te These Who
Are Wanting Hats.
Te the many who failed en
Saturday te get one of our Tay Tay
eor's Celebrated Mackinaw hats
we desire te say that we have
received another let of the finest
in the market. We are selling
them very low. Drep in early.
They may or may net be gene
before long, however we are re
ceiving New Goods daily. Gun
daker's old stand was swarmed
with buyers en Saturday. Our
stock will be kept attractive all
this month. We show our con
fidence by preparing for, the peo
ple and they by coming. We
keep all the celebrated makes.
All the latest styles. Whatever
the season calls for we have
probably the largest collection
in the city.
SHULTZ'S SONS.
(Gundaker's Old Stain',)
144 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
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BOOK AJflf BTATJONXMi
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EW BOOKS.
FOB SUMMER READING.
" Mr. Isaac," by S. Marien Crawford.
' Dr. Claudius," by S. Marien Crawford.
" Through One Administration," by Burnett.
" But Yet a Weman," by Cardy.
" Successtul Men et Te-day."
And all the latest Seasides and Magazines a
L.M.FLYNN'S,
Ha 42 WIST KINO. STB1BT.
OP BlTTEttS.
Something for Everybody,
Read, Mark and Inwardly Digest.
Ashbukjhak, Mass., Jan. 14, 1880.
I have been very sick ever two years, and
was given up as past cute. I tried the most
skilltnll physician, but they did net reach the
worst part. .My lungs and heart would iill up
every nigLt and distress me very bad. I told
my children I never should die In peace until
I ha 1 tried Hep Bitters. I took two bottles.
They helped me very much indeed. I took
two mere ; and am well There were- a let el
sick lelks here who saw hew .they cured me,
and they used them and are enrel, and tee! as
thank fur as I de.
Mm. Jclta. G. Gushing.
Battle Cbekk, Mich., Jan. 31, 1SS1.
I have tried seven tettles of Hep Bitters,
which have cured me et a severe chronic diffi
culty of the kidneys, called Bright'. disease
by the doctors. Kednev Pearson.
W alii e a i), Kansas, Dec. S, 1SS1.
1 write te Inform you what great relief I get
Irem taking your Hep Bitters. I wis sutler.
lng with neuralgia, dyspepsia, nervous debil
ity and woman's troubles. A low bottles have
entirely cured me, and 1 am thankful terse
geed a medicine.
Mrs. Mattie Cooper.
Cedar BayeiT, Texas, Oct. 23, 1882.
1 have been bltteny opposed te any medi
cine net prescribed by a physician el my
choice. My wlte, fifty-si years old, hail come
by degrees et disease, te a slew sun down, and
doctors fulled te benefit her. 1 get a bottle of
Hep Bittern ter her, which seen relieved her in
many ways. My kidneys were badly affected,
and took twenty doses and leund much relief.
1 sent te Galveston ler mere, but word came
back, nene In the market, se great Is the de
mand ; but I get some elsewhere. It lias re
stored both et us te geed hsalth, and we are
duly grateful. If ours, J. P. Maekt.
New Bloomfield, Mis3., Jan. 2, 1SS0.
Gents : 1 have been suffering ler the last five
years with a severe itching all ever. I have
used up four Uettlcs et your Hep Bitters, and
it has done mere geed than all the doctors and
medicine that they could use en or with me
I a .. old and peer, but Icel te blcs3 you ler
such a relict from your medicine and torment
O! the doctors. I have had lllteen doctors at
inc. One gave me seven ounce 01 solution et
arsenic; another took lour quarts of bleed
Irem me. All they could tell was that It was
skin sickness. New, alter these fmr bottler
otjenr medicine, lam well, and my (kin is
well, clean and smooth as ever.
Henry Kreche.
Milten, Del., Feb.. 10, 1850.
Being Induced by a neighbor te try Hep Bit
tew, I am well pleased with itas a ionic med
icine, it having se much improved my feel
ings and bcueilted mysystem, which was very
much out el lone, causing great feebleness for
years'. Mrs. J cues Betts.
Kalamazoo, Mich., Feb 2, 1SS0.
I knew II p Bitters will beir leceinuienda.
tien honestly. All who use them confer upon
tlu.m the highest encomiums, and give them
credit ler miking cures all the proprietors
claim ler them 1 hav kept them since they
were lirst ettered te the public Theytoelc
high rank irem the first, and maintained It,
and arc mere called ler than all ethers com
bined. Se long :i3 they keep up their high
reputation for purity and usefulness I shall
continue te recommend than something I
have never baferj done with any ether patent
medicine. J. J. ISaucecic, M. D , & Druggist.
Kahok v, Me , Feb. 9, 18S0
1 purchased live bottle of jour Hep Bitters
el Bishop Ce. last tall, ter my daughter who
had been sick ter eight years, anil am well
plcasttl with the Bitters. They did her mm e
geed than all thedocters or iiiedUine she has
taken, ami have made her perfectly well and
strong. Wm. T. MeClure.
Greenwich, Feb. 11, 1830.
Hep Bitter Ce.: Sirs -I was given up by the
doctors te die et scremla consumption. Twe
bottles et your Kilters cured me. They saved
my life, nnd I am graletul.
I.Kliev Brewer.
Greenwich, X. Y., Feb. 12, 1831.
Hep Bitters are the me-it valuable medicine
l tver new. I should net hav any mother
new bui ter them. Henry Knavp.
Lene Jack, Me., Sep!. 14, IS79.
I have wi 11 using Hep Kilter-', and have re
ceived gieal benefit Irem them ler liver and
kidney complaint and m.ilaiml fever They
are superior in all ethar medicines.
P. M. Barnes.
Cleveland, e , Oct. 28, 1879.
My butler-half U firmly Impressed with the
Idea that your Hep Hitters is the essentia!
thing te make Mle happy. I!. Pepe,
Secrutaiy Plain Dealer Ce.
SrRiNariELD, 111. Sept. 3, 1380.
Gents 1 h -.ve been taking venr Hep Hitters
and received great help from them. I will
give you my name as one el the cured suiler
ers. Yonis, Mrs. Mary F. Starr.
Grenada, Miss., Nev. 5, 1879.
My daughter, new a young mother, is using
your Hep isitr.crs.nnii is greatly pleased with
the b neflciul eltect en her.su! t and child.
1 I. Moere, Proprietor New Couth.
Sanderten, Pa , Nev. 0, 1879.
Dear Sir I hive nwd four bottles of your
Hep Bitters, and they hav! cured me. I had
diarrhcei, nyspepslj, anil olirenic Inflamma
tion el the bowels, smtl was giddy in the head
and neiveus. Fred. Thcnsberqer.
Paulding, Ohie, Feb. 2, S80.
Gents Have tised two bottles of Hep IlLters
In my family, and think them the best medi
cine ever made. Gee. W.Petter,
banker.
Rattle Creek, Mica., Jan. 31,1379.
Gcntlemi n Having been a filleted for a
uumbcrel years with Indigestion and general
d-billty, by the advice et my doctor I used
Hep Hitters, ami then nllerded me almost In
stant relief. I am glad te be able te icsllly in
their behalf. Thes. G. Knox.
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Cochran's Drug Stere, 1.17 and 1 9 North
Cueen stieet.
VAKVMTB.
I V PKIUKYI HOUND TO WIN.
THIS HAS BEEN THE EXPERIENCE
AT
Shirk's Carpet Hall,
Cerner West King and Water 8ts.,
WHERE
BRUSSELS,
INGRAIN.
CHAIN AND
RAG CARPETS
Are Sold at Prlct-s te Dely Competition.
49-CALL AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL DE
SIGNS AND CONSULT THE PRICE LIST.
AT
SHIRK'S OLD IM L1AHLE HALL,
CORNER W. KING A WATER STS.,
LANCASTER PA
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.IKKt'n VUAKUUAI. LUZKMIKS
The most reliable and surest cure for
Headache. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
nan jireain uihi un uitea.-cs arising irem a
disordered stomach. Price 25c. per Bex,
mailable. Prepared ami sold by
ANDREW G.FREY, DRUGGIST,
29 E. Orange M.,Cor. Christian,
Lancaster. Pa.
Drugs, Chemicals, etc, always en band at
the most reasonable prices. a27-ly d A w
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TOBACCO MAEKET.
IN NEW XOKK AMD LANCASTER.
Seed Ief, Sumatra and Havana ler the
Week Ending Saturday, Jane 1C,
10 A. M.
U. 8. Tobacco Journal.
The week's business was depressingly
light, a litis ever 1,000 cases only having
changed .hands. There was considerable
inquiry in the first part of the week for
'83 Pennsylvania, and from the animated
appearance of the market, the number of
would-be buyers, composed mainly of city
manufacturers and out-of-town jobbers, it
was estimated that sales for the week
would feet up heavily. But the result, as
stated above, was exceedingly meagre. Of
the '82 Pennsylvania net a single sale was
made public. There is but one opinion
prevalent among these who have examined
it this week, and that is that it is excellent
in all respects but the price. The asking
figure for the fine lets is about twenty
cents. It is tee well known that this to
bacco was bought at about 15 cents at the
highest, and therefore buyers new con
sider the profit te packers exorbitant. Te
a view of this kind decided objection could
be made, if it were net for the fact that
our market is overflowing with all kinds
of available stock and that in conjunction
with the deluge of Sumatra, a full assort
ment may be had all the year through.
Besides this, the '81 Pennsylvania is de
pressing the price of the '82 Pennsylvania.
The former is beginning te assume a bet
ter leek, both in quality and color, brought
about by the second natural sweat ; and
at the prices it is be bought for te day ( 7
te 13 cents ) it is becoming a competitor
of the '82 crop. Five hundred eases of the
'81 Pennsylvania which changed bands
tbis week illustrata glaringly.
'82 Connecticut Havana seed is very
popular, but jobbers can only be induced
te purchase it with difficulty, owing te the
high prices demanded.
Connecticut wrappers of the new crop
are at present entirely ignored, and the
seconds, upon which feverish hopes were
based by packers, are actually net wanted
at all, the new Wisconsin offering mero
useful goods for the purpose at almost
one-half the figure. Owing te the cheap
ness of the '82 Wisconsin considerable
business can be expected seen, sum pie
purchases made fe far by manufacturers
being spoken of very favorably.
The new state, also, geed as it is, sutTers
from the high prices entertained by pack
ers, and no sale of any importance has
been made se far.
The new Ohie in the market, with the
exception of a few extra fine packings, is
a humdrum article. It was bought cheap
and it sells only at low figures.
Our tee sauguiue leaf dealers will find
it te their advantage if they peruse our
article en the importation of Sumatra in
another column. We foresaw the ruin
this Sumatra would work te our seed leaf
market. We tried te impress the trade
with the importance of acting cautiously
in makiug purchases in new tobacco ; we
tried te reuse the trade into solid, euar
getie action against the low tariff en the
same, but our efforts were met with arro
gance, doubt, ridicule and conceit.
The seed leaf trade is strangled, and to
day there is net even a silver lining te the
cloud of depression which hangs ever the
market, and will hang ever it till a pro pre pro
hibitive duty is placed en this stock.
The sales of the week were :
Pennsylvania crop '81, 500 cases, at 7 te
13 cents.
Connecticut crop '81, 250 cases, fine
wrappers, 30c; medium 1G te 20c.
Crep '82, 300 cases, p. t.
Wisconsin crop '82, 300 cases Havana
seed, 8 te.l2c.
New Yerk state crop '81, 100 cases, at
9 te 12c
Sumatra. Sales reached about 800 bales
of which the greater portion was of the
new crop. Prices for the new ran from $1
te $1.25 in large parcels, very little having
been sold hrstnall lets.
Havana. Market continues dull. S.tl-js
300 bales. Prices acsommedatiug.
Gang' Repert.
Sales of seed leaf tobacco ropertcd by J.
S. Gans' Seu & Ce., tobacco brekers, Ne.
131 Water street, New Yerk, for Ue week
ending June IS, 1883 :
400 cases 1882 Wisconsin Havana seed,
812; 500 crises 1881 Pennsylvania,
8(a)14c. ; 100 cases 1S80 Pennsylvania, 0
15c. ; 200 cases 1880 81 state, 8l2c ; 100
cases sundries, 3()lS.Tetal 1,300 cases.
The Philadelphia Market.
Leaf.
Seed Leaf A very satisfactory business
is admitted in cigar leaf by all dealers and
packers the past week. The '.81 Connec
ticut and Pennsylvania is going into con
sumption nicely. The '82 Connecticut,
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin already finds
admirers at lair ligurss. The crop el 8
is beltoved te be premising, and new lar
in advance of usual crops at this season of
the year.
Sumatra sells astonishingly wnll, net
withstanding the advance
Havana, as usual, moves off in small
margins.
Receipts for the week. 336 cases Cen
necticut, 41G cases Pennsylvania, 55 casrs
Ohie,' 149 cases Wisconsin, 19 cases Yerk
state seed, 23 cases Little Dutch, G7
bales Sumatra, 93 bales ilavann, and
279 hhds Virginia and Western leaf te
bacce.
Sales have been. 209 cases Connecticut,
276 cases Pennsylvania, 29 cases Ohie, 95
eases Wisconsin, 22 cases Yerk state sead,
12 cases Little Dutch, 39 bales Sumatta,
76 bales Havana, 38 hhds Virginia and
Western leaf in transit direct te manufac
ture! s.
Exuerted of leaf tobacco. Te Liver
pool, "109,236 lbs ; te Antwerp, 96,120 de ;
total, 205.35G de.
The Lecal Tobacco market.
There is net much doing among the te
bacce dealers this week. Some of them
are engaged in packing their purchases
et 1882 leaf, and a few are in the field
picking up odd lets of loose tobacco yet
remaining in the hands of growers. Net'
a few of the heavy packers have finished
packing and closed up their warehouses,
se that the tobacco may have a fair chance
te go through the sweating process which
thus far has been very satisfactory.
We hear of the sale of about 300 cases
of old tobacco durin? the week te mann -
faetnrers and jobbers, at home and abroad
but no figures are given. It is understood,
however, that holders are net se willing
te sacrifice their packing of '80 and '81 as
they were reported te be seme mouths
age, Indeed, '80 tobacco appears te be
getting scarce, and there has been a verv
big hole made in the crop of '81 by the
repeated drafts made upon it by manufac
turers and jobbers.
Fully three-fourths of the crop of 1883
has been planted, and within a week or
ten days the whole crop will be in the
ground. The plants generally leek healthy,
the cutworm, in some sections, has dene
considerable mischief,, bnt the damage is
being repaired by resetting the plants de
stroyed by this little'pest, or washed out
by the heavy rains. The weather has
generally been favorable, and the prospect
j is thus far very favorable for a geed crop.
ANOTHEK CASHIER'S DOWNFALL.
CenreMlsg te Have Takes 944,600 Led ea
by Speculation.
Anether serious financial crime is made
public .at Bosten. Arthur H. Blaney,
cashier of the Massachusetts Lean and
Trust company, is a confessed defaulter.his
stealings amounting te 844,000. A few
days age there was a shortage of $700 in
his accounts at the close of business, a
deficit which, he explained, was occasioned
by a sudden emergency and which he
premised te make geed the next morning.
He kept his word and- protested that
nothing else would be found wrong in his
accounts. President Cresby nevertheless
suspended him until an investigation
could be made. Experts were employed
and a. total deficit of $44,000 was found
te exist. The thieving began in Novem
ber, 1880, and apparently ceased in No
vember last. His eseape from detection
was due rather te luck than te any par
ticular shrewdness. His plan was simply
te charge customers with making larger
drafts than the sums actually drawn, and
then te be sure that no one else get held
of their deposit books when next they
presented them. When the amennt
reached a large sum he charged en the
books as unpaid a nete of $40,000 due the
bank which had been ,aken up.
When the defalcation was discovered a
warrant for Blaney's arrest was sworn
out, but it was found that he had disap
peared. It was said he had gene te New
Yerk with his wife and it was feared he
had fled the country. It was learned en
Monday from New Yerk, however, that
he had taken the Fall River line for home
and he was arrested at his residence. He
made a full confession and attributes his
crime, te the old cause losses in stock
raargits But it is reported that while
his first misstep may have been thus
brought about the csntiuuatien of his
peculations was the result of blackmail by
a person who gaiued possession of his.
secret. He was arraigned and held for
trial in $50,000 bail. He is a man of thirty
kyears, smart and popular and has a who
and (me child.
The Slaughter of the Innocents.
Sir Henry Frederick Ponsenby, private
secretary te Queen Victeria, has telo tele
gr.iphcd te the mayor of Suiulerlaud that
her majesty directs him te say that she is
terribly shocked at the awful calamity
which occurred in Victeria hall Saturday,
and that her heart bleeds for the suffer
ings of the many bereaved parents. She
prays te Ged te support them in their ter
rible distress. Sir Henry also says her
majesty is most anxious te hear hew tl.e
injured children are.
Several of the children who left the ex
hibition before the accident occurred say
that they saw a man, just before the rush,
partly close the deer en the lauding where
the disaster took placa. It will be proved
at the inquest en the bedies of the unfor
tunate little one that a man belted the
deer ajar, in order te facilitate the distri
bution of toys te the children as they were
leaving the premises. The box containing
the toys, which had been placed iu pesi
tien iu lcadisiess for the distribution of
the prizes t, the children, is still standiug
near the deer.
The nurabm- of deaths caused by the
calamity in Sunderland has reached 197.
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KKVISKD.
Heir this, al! ye people, and give car all ye
invalid el the world, Hep Bitters will make
you well and te rejoice.
2. It slull cure, all thopenple and put sick
ness ami RuH'ering vniler feet.
3. Be thou netaraUl when your lamlfy Is
sick, or you have Briglit's dlscase or Liver
Complaint, 'for Hep liittess will cure y 11.
t- Ueth low and hiiih, i ieh and peer, knew
the value or Hep Hitters ler IuIIeih. nervous
and Kheumallc complaints.
5. Cleanse inn with Hep Bliters and 1 "hall
have iel.u-,1 Hud blooming health.
0. Add lilsi'AM upon disease anil let the worst
come, I am Kile II I use Hep Hitlers.
7. Ferallmj liln have I been plagued wllh
sicknest ami sores, and net until a jvar age
was 1 ciued, by Hep Bitters.
S. Ilu that Leepelh his bones Irem aching
Irem ithemnuti.-'m and Neuralgia, witli Hep
Bilter-i, deetli wl e'y.
!). Though thou h.iit sties, pimples, fieekles,
sali'i'lieuin, erysipelas, bleed poisoning, yet
Hep Bllters will remove Ihein all.
10. What woman U there, teeble ami slek
from lenn.le complaints, who desireth net
huallhanii u-etli Hep Hitter taiiil is viailewcll.
11. Let net neglect, te un Hep Hitlers bring
en serious KMucy and Livereeinj laints.
12. Keep thy tongue irem being lurretl, :hy
bleed ini le, and thy stem icii Irem imllge-dlnu
by using lien Killers
II. All my p.ilns and aches and disease go
like ch ill belore the wind when 1 use Hep
Hitler'.
It. Mark the man who was nearly dead and
given up by the doctors alter using Hep Bit
ters and hocemcth well.
IS. Cease from, worrying about nervousness,
general debility and urinary lienlile, ler Hep
Hilter.s will restore en.
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I TO I 1S11TK1W FOIt BILE
AT II. It
JJL Cochran's Ding Store,
Queen street.
1.17 and VJa North
mar2-.1unl
The Celluloid Eye-Glasses de net break like
shell or rubber nor rust like steel. Get a pair
tesnil you and jeu will find them a faithful
Iricnd. Fer silo by all leading Jewelers and
Opticians. jlS-lwdoed
All 'Admire a Handsome Face
A pare, clean skin will make any face hand
some. Manifestly anything wliich strenith
ens and enriches the bleed will directly affect
the whole person. All eruptions of the skin
disappear when Burdock Bleed Bitters are
employed. They are a vcgetable remedy et
inestimable value. Fer sale by II. B. Coch
ran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street.
Ne Deception Used.
It Is strange se many p.eple will continue
te sutrcrday alter day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen
eral Dehllity. when they can procure at our
store SHILOH'S V1TAL1ZEK, ireeef cost it it
docs net cure or relieve them. Price, 75 cents.
Sold by 11. B. Cochran, '3;anil 13') North Queen
street, Lancaster. fedl4-ced5
Postmaster Sam'i A. Uewltr,
Ot Monterey, Mich., delivers himself In this
wise: ''Fer colds, burns, sete threat, and
rheumatism, Themas1 Eclectric Oil cannot be
beaten. 1 say keep it up te the standard, and
it will satis I y the people. I shall send for a
new supplv seen." Fer sale by II. B. Cochran,
drnggist . 137 and ISO NertuQueen street.
11CAV.H SFKCI1TIO
OIEOIOINt:. THE
VX Great English Remedy.
An unfailing
cure ter Impeteucy, and all Diseases that
lollew less et Memery, Universal Lassi
tude Pain In the Back, Dimness et
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether disetises that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full p.ti
tlculars In our pnmplct, which we deaire te
send tree by mail te uvery ene. The Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists at $1 per pack
age, or six packages ter 15, or will te sent tree
by mall en the receipt et the money, by aJ
dressing the agent, 11. B. Cochran, 137 and li
North Queen street. On account et ceunti r
lelts, we liave adopted the Yellow Wrapper ;
theenlygenuine. Guarantees olcare issued by
us. Fer sale In Lancaster by IL U. Ceclir n .
Druggist, 137" and 133 North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINE O.. N. V
prl2-lydW
CZOTI1INB.
TTTANAMAKER & BBOWN.
The Reign of Law
is just as absolute in trade as in nature. Supply and demand
control. Yeu buy a $15.00, $12.00 or $10.00 Suits at Oak Hall
for $6.00, or $4.00 pantaloons for $2.00 because there are tee
j TVT 4.A. 1 1 Y. 11
many uuus. ie matter wne loses, you gain, it win nor always
be se. Mill owners are net feels, and if they make a year's sup
ply of woolens in ten months they will step for two, and then we
and you will pay value. This means buy new, buy new.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall,
S. E. Cerner Sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
A."
YATKS CO.
TALLY HO I FOR YATES'.
The rush continues. We have just inarlieil down another jiig of Suit
lets, and all splendid thingsat that. We mention a tew:
Ne.C.'hu-MEN'S FINE IMPORTED SCOTCH SUITS. SILK LINED $23 00 ; new S 03
Ne.G,S9l-MENS FINE IMPORTED ENGLISH CORKSCREW SUITS 2T.0O; new 20 l)j'
Ne.C.'J7S-MEN'SFINE BLUE CROSS-H Alt SUITS 2S.C0 ; new '1MW
Ne. 0,7.;2-MEN'S FINE FANCY CASSIMERE SACK SUI'IS 2i00; nw 18 0C.
YOUTHS' SUITS REDUCED IN SAME PROPORTION.
Bear in mind that enr Clothing ranks First in thn market mid Mint
yen can get hack your money en all
SSSSi I A. C. YATES & CO. 3KSS
PHILADELPHIA.
CLOTHING.
TAKE NOTIUK.
CLOSING SALE
OF
Spring and Slimmer
CLOTHING.
Te make room for the stock of WINTER
CLO THING which we are new manufacturing
and ler which we need the room new occu
pied by our Light Weight Goods, we aie
eHering
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
TO CLOSE THEM OUT.
We are soiling GOOD LIGHT COLMRED
SUITS at !. $S, t, 7. 8 and $10, which Is at
least one-halt less than their value.
ODD COATS, PANTS AND VESTS at your
own prices.
CUILDREN'3, BOY'S and YOUTH'S SUITS
at a reduction et 50 per cent.
THIN COATS. SUMMER UNDERWEAR
and FURNISHING GOODS very low iu price.
A bargain just received In MEN'S and HOY'S
GOSSAMER COATS AND HATS.
A .New Let el 2S Dezen et the Celebrated
PBNN HALL WHITE SHIRTS.
Price SO Cents. .1 ust Received.
About 4". or these CHEAP BLUE 3ACK
COATS, at $2.(w, aieall we have lett.
Alse these Extra Quality OVER-PANTS at
75 Cents we de net want you te lergel.
lirsli &. Brether,
PENN HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Ner, 2 &4 North Queen Street.
JOANSMAN
J.
& Ittte.
LESS TALK
AND
Mere Seal Bargains
AT
L. GANSMAN & BR0..
Cor Orange and North Queen Sts ,
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE YOU
CAN GO TO.
Men's Suits at $M0, $3..ri0, $4.6.i, $3.00, $C.(0,
$8.00, $10. $12, lip te $18.
Men's Pants at 75c.. 'JOc., $1 00,$1.50,$2.00. $150,
$3.00 up te $5 0i. I.ewtst prices ler latest
styles.
Beys' and Children's Snll8at$l.W). $2.00, $2.50,
$3 00. $i 00, $..00, $l 00 up te $0.00. Lewest prices
ter the latest styles, and we are deirg the
business. Sharp prices ; excellent work te
measure, $12.
An Indigo Blue Suit te measure, $11. A bet
ter quality InilUe BlneSult te measure at$tS.
A geed selection et Cheviot and Cassimnres
te measure at $IS. An excellent Indigo Blue
Snlt te me isure.
Pants te mcasnrc Irem $.1.50 upward. New
est goods, latvst sly les. thoroughly goei I work.
Whoever wants spring Clothing this is tlu
time te get it ; the sea-en Is well advanced :
w e have a large stock and mnt sell it.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
THE FASHIONABLEMERCHANT
TAILORS CLOTHIERS,
(iOCS NORTH QUEEN STREET,
i.lght en i he Southwest Cerner et Orange t
LANCASTER. PA.
-op.. .'vnning until 9 o'clock; Saturday
10.
HAV-BIAK1NU AND IIAKVKST HANDS.
Should call and seethe Working Pants
irem 40c. and up. Overalls from 35e. np te the
best in the market. Shirts, Ganze Underwear,
Hats. Stockings irem C pair ter a quarter up
te the best British. Neckwear and Notions.
All cheun for casli.
HBWRY BEOHTOLD,
Ne. 52 NOB. l II QUEEN ST.
Sign or tl.e Big Stocking.
Sharp Sand ler Building and Paving pur
poses. .teW-lyd -
BAKUA1NM IN- WATUHK3, CLOCK:
Chains, Kings, Spectacles, Ac Ueralrlng
et all kinds will receive my personal atten
tien. LOUIS WEBER, Ne. 1S9H North Queen
street. Kemember name and number. Dt-
rezlly opposite City Hetel, near Pennrsriyann
UWM1VU
goeils that don't snit yen.
CLOTHING.
MY
II it ICATHFON
Among the
Thousands
Ol people hereabouts there must be quite
a number or MEN and BOYS who have
CLOTHES te buy, and we would be neg neg
lectingeur duty II we did net keep tell
I ng them WHERE TO GO for their ap
parel. CLOTHING Ter the present warm
days, in CASSIMERES, VJHEVIOTS,
SERGES, WORSTEDS, ALPACAS. LIN
ENS. SEERSUCKERS, BLUE FLAN
N E LS, etc., etc., are here In full supply, and
te the economically Inclined enr Immense
stoeket PIECE GOOD", READY-MADE
SUITS and ODD GAKMETS offer greater
valne for the money Invested than Is otter etter
ed elsewhere In Lancaster. We sell only
such goeils a? we can recommend. It Is our
cardinal principle, te please customers. AH
we ask Is te glve ns a ralr trl il, and we
are confident el yoiii'centlnued patronage.
lyers felathfen,
Leading L-incaster Clothiers,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
H.,,K
ICII.UCT.
SPRJJG OPENING
AT
H. GER HART'S
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. ; FAST KING STREET,
OF THK LAKdST ABXORTMEAl'
OT
FINE SUITING,
PANTALOONINO
AMD-
SPMNti OYEKCOATISU,
Ever brought te the City el L incastcr
i-Theso desirous of securing Choice Style
are invited te cell early.
VOAM.
li
li.
MAKT1H
v tie'esaie and Retail Dealer In all kind et
LUM UEtt AND COAL.
i- funi: Ne. 120 North Water and Prince
' ' ''evi Lwinen ln.nraater. n3-lyd
VI ANIIKI-. ANO Ol !..
iu New Yerk and Philadelphia Herse Ma
nuie by the carload at reduced price. All the
REST GRADES O.F COAL,
Beth ler Family and Steam purposes. ,
CEMENT by the barrel. HAY and STRAW
by the ten or Iau.
YardCIS HarrLsbnre Pike.
Gknrral Ovncic-20 East Chestnut street.
Kauffinan, Keller & Oa
anrl-lyd -"
C
ieal.
M. V. B. cene
t:te SOUTH WATMM ah Zmmemtt- i .
Wholesale and satail Dealex In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
oemiectKn With ta TMibeBle Kxehmat,
Vur.l uinl
.TltKKT
.mice: Ne. 330 NORTH WAT E
thi.lvil.
SOMK SKIN D1HEAHKS AKE PUKKI.Y
local : ethers are Indicative ei constitu
tional eeranBCinent, which it Id necessary te
recognize in order te successfully treat the
case. The different successes attending jndl jndl
cieus and lnjud cleus treatment Is most strik
ing, and obvious even te the public.
All Diseases el the Skin ami Cancers perma
nently cured by
DRS. U. 0. and H. A. LONGAKEB.
Office -13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, ?a.
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