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LA.NCASTEK, PA, MONDAY. OCTOBER e, ItfStf.
Price Twe Cents.
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Veiu-iiw xx-Ne aa.
KM.INN S HUKNI-.MAH.
LIGHT !
KJU A ll,Nlt-()MK I'lllIIKNT
ttievr.s, ..i.nvr, ,c,
LIGHT! LIGHT!
NOTIIINO IS MOIlK
OITIt KM'.UAN'l'
DKMKAIII.K TIIAM ONB OK
Library or Parler Lamps.
CHANDELIERS FOR GAS OR GOAL OIL.
A NIJ.V ANII KI.KUANTHIOI K AT LOW CHICKS.
Steves Heaters and Ranges, Slate Mantels.
Plumbing, Ons Fitting, Tin Reefing mul Spouting.
FLINN & BKENEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
I'hUJllllXtl ASH a Alt hlVllfiU.
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PLUMBING, (JAS-KITTIM.,
GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
Steam Fitters' Supplies, Pateut Celd Case Heaters.
WTFincst Werk, Best Workmen. Loiive your Orders tit
JOHN L. ARNOLD'S,
Nea. 11, 13, 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
A
MKIHUAL.
VKlt'N MAKM.M'Allll.l.A,
T I R K D 0 U T
The dlstrrsilng looting el wnirlm-M, el u u
liiinMlen without Ml irl, which niakiii llfn u
burden te be many n;e ilu, Is 1 1 1 t te tlin Met
Unit tliu heed Ij peer, mul tlm vlliillly cn.isc
fiii'iitly ft'idi'ii. U you aiu Btillurlng Hern
MICll tl'Ollllg,
Aycr's Sarsaparilla
lnjiiHt ulmt you iifiij.l mill will ile you lnc.it -Clllillilii
keimi,
Noetlier primawitlnn he euncentiuliii uii'l
cinnlilnis bin i.lpui ityln.. vlnilUliitf, cnilrli-
ttlgllllll lllVlg01'.ltlllg UHUlltlcS "1 AMOURS!!
BATAHIIXA.
ntKI'AHKH II V
Dr. .1. ('. A j or ,V Ce., I.encll, Mats.
Meld liy nil HrujeiHUi I fl. Bl. bottles lei t
w 11-IJilAtv
j'.S I'AI.N lll I. I5U.
I lKtlltV nwi
ONB BOTTLE
-OK-
Pcrry Davis's Pain Ki
U 111 Often tin eiulrrs fur a
STMdEirS SPBKCI1.
MASTr.llt.Y 1'ltrHKNT.VTION Or I'.HIH,
Hrcrrtttry StciiRer'n Irrrliitnliln Ai-Kiiiititiitn
In I'HTiir of llcimirrtln Oiivriiimniit
A BrHlli.ng .IrnlllM I11II..H nl
Hrpllllllcnu MntlieilN
Tlm following HK)co)i was nude by riooio rieoio rioeio
tury of State Stonger, in Lafayette- Hall,
riitkinircli. en Hatimiuy evening, net.
lliu
Tlie gulf between Ihu Inauguration of
e lint Democratic Governer of PeniiByl-
HtMAV (IIANU.
1IIA.MII.K rCli.lM.Mt te
HUMAN GMT-AJNTO.
CoiicueU of Pine Hinimn Exoretnonl und Uriuu.
Tobneco, Qrnne, Oerti, &e.
Unrlvuletl for Wheat,
-sol. D w-
tt M. II. .IONKH, Se. l'.:l MlUk.it Mum; ( II IKHihll-, N.
OltAHAM, KMI.fc.N A C A.S.s.MOUK. Ne C3I Mnrki I Clwi . I. ItlltKK
rtil'udclphlii, mul icapuimhli) dealer generally.
13.1 Mm kiit Ptlctit;
SON, llinuchlenn,
OFFH'K.-Ne. :!:t:t (liesimii Slrcct, iWiiliiiluliliiu.
aiiglii.iml
O. MUSSULMAN, Aent Wltnier, Lnuouater county, Pu.
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IIUUK1 A.VIt UrATKISflty.
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HAr.in SONH.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Scheel Supplies and Stationery,
LARGE STOCK AT LOW PRICES,
AT I'll K HOOKS TO UK OK
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Neb. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, PA.
A
WIIULK 1'A.rtlliY.
Purely Votfetablo Modielno
Iuternnl and Exterual Uhe.
for
Tlie Oldoet, Ueat. mid meat wldelj:
known Family Modielno.
25c. 50c. and $1 per Bettle.
A MKUIC1NR OUiSST IN ITSELF.
TRY IT.
CICll Illl'l.tW
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ii.
JIABTIM
WUulcmtlu mul llutull Duller In (Ul klnila el
I.UMIIKII AND COAL.
I aril Ne lAi North WnVurivml run-
TIM'tH ll'-OVII LtllllOII jlIUU.4lir. M.I.
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AL'.MOAUD.NKUH & JKKPr.llli:4.
COAL DEALERS.
OKKICKS. Ne. '.'I North CJi'KKN Stiikt, ane
Ne. Ml North l'r.iii'K STmticT.
YAltDb. North Ciiini-h htiiKirr, hbau IUai-
imi PKl'UT.
I.ANCASTKIS, CA.
miKlVlMU
CUAI. I Olt.tl. I
j Till) IUIcIiubIkiiciI liiLi let Hillu, nl lild
Yard, Cor. Antlrew and S. Water Sts.,
aliirKuniMirtiiiunt of tlm vury bout klmu el
Ocnl for Family Ube,
wlilrli hu will itullvnr, raiufully ncli(liil mill
i uuiniil, teimy i.irlet tlieclty at tlin lewi'nt
niurki'l i-iiU'i. Onlurs liy mull or itluilienn
llikMi pteiiiptly
lulji'J IM l'llll.JC OINOKIC.
MANIIUf, A.MI 0.l..
New Yerk mul l'lilluilulilita llofe Ma
n in n liy lliu uirleml at leluccil iulittn. All lliu
IIKhT UUADKft OK (JOAI-,
lletli ler Kiimlly uml .-SH'iiiu pinpesi-H.
OKMhNT liy tlm liurmi. HAY mul b'l'UAW
by tlm ten erbulii.
Yaiid I15 IliinUliiiri; Clku.
(.UMIUAL OyIUK 'JiK hu.it CIlUltllUlHtlUUl
Kaudtaan, Koller &; Oe.
millyil
Tl!iAHK, rttV.
JO..
1 . Mill. A 11.11.
FURNACES aud RANGES
OK AM. hlNDS
REPAIRED.
Cull mul riii tlin Nuw liiipieuil WIlOtHillT
IKON COM! CASK
Radiating Portable Furnace,
Tlie Cliuapunt mul
Mitrki't-
IlL'3t KUUN'ACK In tlm
MANUKACTL'Ilhli KCl.l MlVKI.Y lit
Jehii P. Schaum,
24 Seuth Queen Streot,
lnb.'7-lyil
I.ANCASTK1.
I'Ai'tSlt ItANUlnttlt, t-
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OAI..
M. V. U. COIIO
,t Alril WATKlt HT., tiNMirrr, Jl.,
Wlioleenlu ami Hulall Ooalers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Oniiualleii YIUl tlie Tolev1'""'0 Bvliiii:.
mil mul OtlH'.i Ne. .WINOUTH WA1K
HTItKhT lftb.iVil
AtAMIlMiiti:
H AVI NO III1SOI.VKI1 I'AIITM.K1II1.'
ami iH'tmaiu-iiily clesml llie Ulictitiiiil
ttiiml Iren Worlii.lifeslru te liiterm my mil
piilrens ami lliu pnblle uuiiurully, that lain
Htlll In lliu InisliiuiM, bulnu locateil In lliu l'uiiu
lien Ceiiipiiny'rt WeikH, North Clum Btnuit,
wliu.ii lam inaklnu Iren ami llra-m CiMtlnus
ettivury iltKtilptlen. anil will tin iili'iuml te
Mt'rvu ail who may laver mu will, tliulr natron natren
iiKii. Krem 40yiarnuxpe.luncalii tliubnilni'Hg
ami usInK tliu bunt maUirlal uml :mpleyliiu
ttie tiunt mcchanlen, 1 am mitl'tlcil 1 can guar
antmiunltruaatlaliictten. CaHtlnua mii'ie liem
a mlxtiiru el Iren ami uti-ul whluli atu mero id
linblu ter atruinnli ami iluniblllty than tliu
bout cast Iren known. Vtuulliiell plnleiiH,
reltB ami relllni; mill wei k a Bpeclulty. Ca.it
Inus niiulii el vury unit Iren, uml brats cuat cuat
IncHetnvury iltiucrtptleu. 1 tiavu all iliupai
lurHiif lliu wull anil mveratily known Mewmr
Cern ami Cob Crualiur. mllttuil anillmprevuit.
AlHoen liamt, inlllBconiiiletuly lltteil npei In
piirlB, te ruplaie elil onea whluli liavubutnlu
nun ler yen I'M, KiiaiaiituuliiK tlium le kvu at at
liluulleii. iiliKU-tlim' II. 0. IMuCIMiMCY.
I
)IIAU11S W. l'KV.
OUK LINK OK
Dade Window Shades
l lurKi'r than liny At'ii-ien liuiutoleiii. We
liiivn llirin In All CelurH, hU unit mivcii li'i't
leiiK. TIiuioueoiIb me vury Btjll-U anil popu
lar. Hpt'clut hkes iniulu te eiilur.
PLAIN SHADING
liy lliuyaiil In any eiiaiitlly, ivlile wliltln let
Ihi'ke wuiilewH anil slern hIiiuIuh, Tin ami
Woeil UprliiK llellum Alxe Cern Klxtmci.
Hliiule.s muilu nil piumptly anil Iiiiiik In bent
niannur,
NKW CATTKltNSOK
WALL PAPERS
A
UUIJCtSHlKH.
T HUIIHU'M.
Tliu Hunt Wlieu lllaik In tliu Jlaikit,
Ol Kvmy I)ucilptlnn. Common uml Ultl
Caporal Lew 1'ilccs. llei'iliu'B, KiIuem. Cun
U u Clucui, Ac.
LAOE CURTAINS,
In Cicain ami Wlillu. I'ulea, Cemlcc, llamlH,
l.oepB, Ac.
PHARES W. FRY.
67 NORTH QUEEN ST.
ami Ueiti' n knew no tliU t tt.it el ilin tu.uiv
illmaM"- mul ili-ianKL'liK'lili el lliu Imili rurli
Inn u H'pirulii cnu-e in rlxln, ami t nit iiuch
niH'ilHii illli'Ti'iit mi'ihoilet tri'atiixiiilliieriinr
te iilli'rt a ci.ru. mul u iiieiiimU'ri iillrcllun
ii. nnt 1 1 in vim . Hi ilmiy el I tin uiick ii -( ru iiih
tiitntit upon tlin politic fhiliiilni; teciim nil el
ii inimbri et ill iiin-lrlr uly illlt'eiriit ill-e.ni'i4
linint pime tiill'iiiw. nVi ii II mi ite nut call
tlieni biimbiiKi.
POOR PISOPLK
mm puopliiet me liii'utii inriinii, urnl iimmi e
pin Hull-te ile ei ui'iiltliv, II ii I Unit lliu nr
mom riiinct of ii.ii'I1Iiil' pliyli'lmiM uin a
ui toil" tin rili'ii te tlii'in mi' I uNellml tlmtaltiT
paylnif tlii'iiiaiilvm peer tlnil no lirni'llt liai ac
criiiil te tlicin, tlnil tn l.utll.i'y liuvit ttuewii
tlirli iiiiiiinv nwuy Te eviTcmiir thi-i'ii i vlls
tiUlrr Mirclrr's .Ve. pi burr Ifnnliet te tlm
nick unit hiiiIitIui: eii llrnicttu tin mill 'II"
imiiu, wit' out ler n ineiiiiiiil rhilniinn tiiuleini
ii'inmly will i iirmtiiy e bur iIiduimk than tliu
enii I'liilini'il ler 1t. uii'l ui tluwi iiMiiL'illn. Iiiivu
Kleixt ll.r U"l el yuiiii unbuilt u Mtiiglu fa 1-
iit , uuriMj te irjiiwi me vutntu rnu in
id'i'fA liiilancu brtn a run1 1- net punlllvi-ly
I'tri cti'il. '1 hu ii'iui'illr. iii'iiiil'liilVM'KKtiiblP,
run iin no harm, :inl will pniitlxi-iy cuie
tunry illiiin-u lei utile h tliuy iiiu priori tluM.
RHEUMATiaM,
(iiint, l.unii nri-et .l.'lnn, Siluitiu innl Seu
1'ilKlil an ii'lii'M'il at uiii'i'iiinl pimllUi'l) rniril
tiy lliu uii or W lift In Ne, ' KliiMliii illc
K. niii.lv. W it nay beblly tliat III tliu weml el
cimm el no inaiti-r Imw tuny itumtinu, hew
tirtniis. or bow putnjiil, niii'un net only ulvu
iiillul but ieiinit'v turr Im all tlinu. t-nllliiK
teile tlilH hu Mill poeltvi ly U'tiiinllliu nienny
pill. I rm llii'tKiitmi lit. ami II yem Hilttriliii
urn net pu-lineiy cteppi'il ter till tltiie you
Iium' net tlnewii yem iiimn-y away an jeu
. Ml. I en any oilier than 111111 KiinrantrcU
li'liiftlli'i. Tb pile et Whi-clrl'H Ne. Ill lllliut
niiilli' lli'ini'.ly iHOiily.Mici'iiU ebtitliuililnlinm
liny illilKilt. 01 t.Mit liru b III. ill eniiiulpt
el prtcu. Mainpi lakrii.
SUFFERINO WOMEN.
Many a luily, umluwcil liy natuiu with a nietty
tucu, bumitllul IlKuru, luulllt'1.1 compluleii, 111
writ hh tbusiii'i'tust el ti'inpun ami faultlutH
inuntnl tialltlrs Kiewa pniniatuiuly elil,
Kiay ami wrlnkli'il, Imr lern: Iejus in perfect
lonteur, thucetiipli'tluu btiomes hiiIIew. tin
liiliilitiii'si luiiim tin-I'M- u ti'i'lliiRollunijuer
taki' tlieplui'ii el tlif encii buoyant Hiililtx, an
irillublu ii'-rveu irailieiiinnKM iiiukes lliu a
I11111I1111. tlilunH Hint encii wuiu tillli'i worry
In r until In. Imi'iiiur-i uiibiMiiiblu. All thin
In Inu 1 nicil ti tin1 pliyalcal iluraiiKUHiunta e
CKiniiieii te uenii'ii, which thuliiiiuloiueili'nty
et luiiiliit e nuliiui pruvuuti tin Ir makliii;
kiieiMi, 111.1l el ulilcli tlui fviiorenoo et tlm
miilliul pielusHtun prevunti a cuiii. fault
Kimlrr. iidiMcmi't censlilur. 'tis a iluty ye.i
onyeuiiult. join lumlly uml your ue 1, thai
yilll nlllllllll Cllll' JllulTlllll lliuni- in'.i"n u.i
enin 111010 li'i'l tlu rle el pui ti'ft licultb uii.l
gpliituhul nutiim luti'iiiluil ler jeu. U'httl U'httl
cr.tAe.iW iVrfm'iiiMaiu jiliMianl mvl pal
utublu te iiiku, centntn 1101I1I111; of an lnunuiin
niilurii, aiuliiiuy lm laki-n liy all imu. ut nil
lline. unit In all ceitiiltlnii, u'i(ieu ossilnl essilnl
lu 0 ill ijfvcli, uinl will peilllvny euro
any et tin- pi'Ciiliarill-1'ii-.i-i te wlik-ll luuialu
nriiaiitiluut. KiiIIIiik te prniliue upi-ili'cii'iirn
lliu iiiopiluteii IU rejunil Hie meicj p.itil ler
tlm IJimlllli'iit. If )eh htt.ravilluiofitmiilex htt.ravilluiefitmiilex htt.ravilluiofitmiilex
Ien, count nit or li.t.'iinlttiipi l.i-u.u.ihn. buck
aclii', it-sllci.iniii'i, le" el appctlli', aiippn-i-hleua
el liieiilbly Hew, 01 liu'iilarltli-
lhurioluci.'euip.iiili'l by huuitui-lu-8, liuiveus
ni-ii, lijiti'ila ami linllnr HnipU)ini, Wheel
rrt An. ix I'i csei IptUm" II " w 111 piiHlllvuiy ru
kii.r.i v.... in 11. 1 .1111. If von liavu a tnullOH
et lii'iitailil Ibiebbluu til tlm b.ii'k, lii-(urnl
lulntliil,'iipi'l:H,l.tnu.iirlii-aorwiilleilli.i-iiiit!i',
palmiil or ccul.lliiK Himautt. 11 111 urtniitliiK
iribliali or wliltu ili'iiuilt In 111I11K, het ami
ilrv skill, Wiccler'a An. UO J'reicrtptlen " 'J "
wIIIkIvu ImmiMllalii uml laitlm; riillut. Tlm
pilLuel Wln-ului' Ne. iKJ 1'iu.iciiptleiiH "II"
ami " U "aiu .'0 i-nntH until, ebtaliiublu fiem
ilruuKlnlHerMiuit liy mall aiii-ure Iretii oIhci--vallen
pet palil en icti'liu et prlie. CostiiKe
atampatakcu.
CATARRH.
It la iiucilli-si te iliiHcilliu tnu Bympteiim et
this naiiaoeiia illd(iaii Hint la aapp.HK Ihu lliu
ami atiiiiik'tli et only loe uimiy et tliu lalniHt
uml beat et both Mu.vet, obi ami yeniiK. aulliu
iPKiiliku trein tlm pnlaoneua ililpnlim In tlie
IIIIOII, lliu poiaenoua ii.hii uiauiiiiiriuH. inu
luu-il lucatli anil Kmicral wuaknuia. lU'blllty
ami lunuuer, aitilu from tliu ucute uultmlnm
et tbla ilUuafu, which It tint chuukml can only
unit In (oil n palate, wcukeneit tillhl. lets ej
memory, iletiiiess, antl iiremuture death It net
Clli'CKUil lliilllli) 11 ii uni nun. i.aiiin, ninny
Bixby's Best Blacking 1
It Ktvcg a iiilck peliah anil knvpa tlui Icather
BUlt.
IJIXBY'S K0YA1 POLISH
llainoHuierlor,piobulilyniiuiiMl,lm LailitiV
anil Uhllilriin'x ftlieea. ft Ktvi'a a nuw llnlah
anil kucpu lliu luatliur null.
UIVIC IT A Till A I..
FINE COMB HONEY
At Bursk's,
Ne. 17 EAST KING STREET.
l.ANCASTKU,:CA.
J.""
I'liuiuiut.trjis,
V
UOTH.
Thnru hits bemi such a iletnaml ler
I.AICUK CIIOTOUUAl'llS that 1 was
compclleil te uut a VKUT l.AUUK
CAMMIA 1I0X te mcut tlie iluuiatnl.
Wu can new inaku you a IMIOTO us
umall an tliu amallust locket III helil
up te a 5-Inch tnce, te lit an Itivli
Knune.
uml icHuarcb In Amiirlcu, huremimul tunturn
l.tiuila bave ti-Hiilti-il In IIVi'e(r' Ka.'jO Jn
i'ltnl Relief and Xitre Cure for Catarrh, a rum-i-ily
whluli cenlalna no hurmtiil liiKiu.lli'iil,
ami that la uniiran'i't'il te uuie uvury uase et
acutiiorcliteiilc catairlier meiiuy ruluuiluil.
HVierler'n Ae. 00 Jnitunl HclltJ ami t-ure Cure
for Catarrh will euro i-vury cau el calm ill.
Iiay IllVlirei liailllliu. .iim i.f mui iuuiiik",
liemilruuulaiM, or neni uy niiiii
luculplet prli'u.
Ilieeifi- ile.
Rt-iil by niiiii peatpata en
M Sure Cure for Khlneu amt
l.ltrr 'lS-aublea ciuua III! wuuhllivM uml ami)'
nuaiet klilnujH, lullaniinatten el ktilnuya or
llvnr, pili'Ofl.te.
Il7iec(cr' Veiictable Villi Is tliu only fiuu
uily that uurua coiiattpatlen, i;lvlni natiiial
aolteii 01 inu nnwiiia wiiiieui. pujau'iiiK, im-l;
Inif. irrlplniterpaln
ii
Cricu -"i cuuUi, el .IriiK
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 100 North Qneen Street.
lumi'Mlil
AKIiAlhn IM VA'limiv,
IV
ut all klnila v.1:
(jl.Utlll
Iti'iialiliiB
l'ui'ulve my iiuriienal alien
t en
luul.
ChaliH, Ulni.'H, HpuctauIe, Ac.
kinua win liueivii my imrs
l,Ol is WKlllJlt, Ne '.ik Nertli Quciin
Uiiiiii-iii i nuiim ami niimbiu. ni
it'OilyepimaltuCny lieiul, near I'tiuntylvanii
tullreua depot. ilce.'dlvd
irlMlrt 111' llV lllllll
Wheeler's Nervine 1 onto ter muntal iluprca
slim, lesa of mmihenil, lutmuer, wuaknuaer
ever taxation ettliu brain Is luvaluablu, pilcu
ii CDlltH.
WE QUARANTHE
Cuicaln evury casuerwlll lelunil tliu money
iiulil. We placu our prien en tbusu ruuiuillui at
k-hslhan enu-twunlluili el ttm pilceaaku I by
ethura ler icmi'illu upon which you takuall
tliu cbanccH, anil we ipeclultv Invite U patteu.
iikdei tlie iniuiy puiMiua who liiivn tiliil ettii-r
iimicitli-a without ullcct or ilupluluit tin Ir
pui'tni' by paytni;ibicter blllri th.u buncll.iuil
tnuin uei,
HOW TO OBTAIN
TIii'hii rumuilli'i. (ie te your ilriiKUtat ami ink
tertlium. It tln-y bave net ttetlhum, wrltuut
ence te tlui propilel(iiH.iincUnln tlie pilculn
inoney or Btampi, ami limy will hu Kimt you at
encu by mull peitpalil, Corruspemluncu nolle nelle nolle
Hed. AUUruaa plainly.
l WIIKKLIIII A CO.
Ne.ytj v, i:attu.iore"t,
BepU-lywAMAKIyil UAl.TIMOiU., MU,
Vatlltl 111X1 llllll "I ins prc'ciii ucniiicranc
successor 1h just n quarter of a century
wide. Tite contest of taTf resulted in llic
election of William V. Pucker, the Demo
cratic lluberimterlal canilidu'e. On tliu
muueduy, tlie atnendinctit te (lie cnnslilu cnnslilu
lien wns rurrk-il which provided for the
creation or Iho prerent BlnkltiK Kiiinl. In
Jatiuary 18M, Oovciner Packer unid in his
liiaiiRumlndilrtt') : V Tlie people of Penn
sylvania, ly the recent adoption of an
iimeiidiuciit le llte constitution en the Htili
ject of pulillcindelitcdiiesi, have iinpeced
an liuperativu nblignllni. iipuii their scr
vants te praetlce economy, te limil t x
lietiditures, and te jjlve their last elferts
le the gradual but eventual cxtinKtiinh.
inentef the i-xlstlitK' public debt. After
eight years of experience under the Sink
liiK Fund act of Ibllf, we ll.nl our public
indebtedness but slightly diminlnhcd. The
constitutional amendinent, juat adopted,
deiniinds the establiahinent el an effective
rjlnking Fund for itsjiaytiient. and I shall
consider it ene of the IciulittK dulled of my
adtiilnhlratien te sen that that amcudment
is can led out, both in its letter and its
spirit."
The Lcghliitme et 1&"H had Dctivicratie
majorities in the Bennie aud lluiibc. They
had cemu fresh from the people. They knew
the sentiment In favor of the payment el the
public debt. The doctrine that " a public
debt is a public blcuing ban gmntti no loot loot
held asyel. They knew that the piople had
voiced their wiah In the constitutional
amendinent which Fald : "Top.evido for
the payment of the present debt, and any
nddilienal debt contracted as ufercfcuid,
the Legislature shall, at its first session
after the adoption of this amendment,
create a Sinking tunit winrn hiuui no siiui siiui
cient te pay the accruing interest en such
debt, and annually te reduce the principal
thereof by a sum net less than W.jO.OOO.'
Thev proceeded with alacrity te de the
work commanded and in Apiil IfeO.S the
act creating the prcsent Sinking fund bo be bo
cameal.iw by the Hignalurcs of a Demo
cratic speaker of Iho Senate and a Deino Deine
iralic spcakci of the Heuse, and the ap
proval of a Democratic Govctnei.
The creation of the sinking fund w.ii a
Democratic measure, aud when our Ite
publican friends insist upon taking credit
for the reduction of the debt, they may
well take pause and ask of history whnt
party it was that put this machinery in
motion.
Pat den me a digression for a moment te
say that, in these latter dayd, Pennsyl
vania's Governors aud Legislators have
net liieu se prompt te de the bidding
of the people. "The (icneral Assem
bly at its llrst .session after tliu adep-
,lr,i .if iliia ('iiiisttltittrm ntnl immeili
at'cly atttr each United Slates deennin' '
census, t hall apportion the State in senato
rial and representative districts," is the
command et the sovereign people and yet
since the last census no apportionment has
been made, and an Independent Stalwart
Itcpflhlican it.'iu, I'litt completely blecka
the way te consultation en the subject.
Fourteen minutes each wcik by the clock
is all the time that Republican Senators
arc willing te give te the pcifortnance of
their sworn duty and the bo.sses have the
clTrenlcry le ak the people te approve of
this open and persistent disregard of their
own command as embodied in the funda
mental law.
lletwcen theilose of Governer I'aikei'fc
term of elllre and the beginning of the
present administiatien.a period et twenty
two years of Republican rule intervened,
during which tlie treasuiy was almost con
tinuously under thecontiel of Republicans.
And I charge te-night, that during this
long period, net one dollar of interest
upon the large sums fiem time te time in
the sinking fund and tlie general revenue
fund, has been paid into the treasury for
the benefit of the people. De you call that
geed management V lias this great trust
been administered in lite interc3t of the
people' Certainly net.
Uy the coiiRtilulienal amendment of 18J7
the Milking fund wai te consist of the net
annual income of the public wetks fiem
time te time owned by tlui state, or the
piecccds nfiiie sale el' the satne or any
part theieef, and of tlie income, or pro
ceeds of sale of stocks owned by the state,
together with ether funds or resmuees
that might be designated by law. Au
thority was given te inrieaMi this fund,
IVeni time te time, i.i nii t, it ,w p.ul
of t'u Aj.- or ether mam .' - .V. , nil
intun; ."' Mi i:ilui(UY in i v ' sp:i .
' .-. '" frnment I. ulcus, in case el war, in
vasion, or itibiu-rcetien, no part el' this
fund could be used, or applied otheiwiso
than in extinguishment el the public debt
until the amount et mu-Ii ileiit ulinulil lie
reduced below the biiiii of lie millimi dollars.
In purbiiuucp of this .iinuudmeiit the act
of 1858 nppiepriatcd curtain uiveuues
thciviii named te the sinking fund aud
constituted the Sceietaty of the Common
wealth, the Auditet Gcnci.il and thu State
Treasurer coinmlsMeucis te tceoive tiiete
iueemvH and te venues and apply the same
llrst te the payment of the acciiiing inter
est of tlie public debt, the second te the
pi incipal thereof. It was, further, made
their duty te assigii s, mi iiintiui!.') , Y the Sink
uig fun J inch amcttn' vf nrflu jmu in the
tifiwttry us might nut le ne,i n v A r an i tut
outlays, and might be rcoutied ter the pay
ment of the interest en public debt, mul
the amount se assigned 'te t fa ti.mt i, J te
the Sinking fund,
The purpose of the f miners of the act, it
will be clearly ebseived, was te reduce the
debt as rapidly as possible, aud te that end
all moneys net needed ter ordinary and
cm rent expenses were te go te the sinking
fund and bu applied te the payment of in
terest and principal of the debt, lint it is
notorious that tlie inmost license was ex.
ereised in swelling the amounts " neces
sary for current outlays" which inured te
the nencill et seme persons ether than tlie
tax-payers. Thu indebtedness of tliu state
was bearing interest whilst moneys that
should have been used for its liiiuldatiuii
were lying idlfc, or handled as n seurce of
profit te political favorites.
Even without an express statute, it was
the duty of the Commissioners of thu
Sinking fund te compel the transfer from
thu general icscrve te that fund of nil
moneys net required for ordinary and cur
rent expenses, and te utilise all tho'meueys
in that fund for the purpose for which it
was created. As early as IM)-', .Mr. Jus
tieu Strung in delivering the opinion in
Unit, vs. Pennsylvania Railroad Ce., used
this language : " New, what thu f miners
of the Constitution mainly Intended, was
the dedication of thu proceeds of thosale
of the public works irrevocably te the pay
ment of the public debt. Thu payment of
that debt wns the great end sought te be
obtained. All else was but subsidiary te
It. v. ' " ' . urpesc,
liuiuii eujat el tin i
dinance, would be defeated, If when
a security for debt has gene into
thu Sinking Fund, there remains no
power ever it except that of custody. If
the Commissioners of thu Sinking Fund
and the Legislature must stand helpless,
and see the evidenced of Indebtedness be bo be
lenging le the fund decaying from year te
year into wertlilcssucss, If they may net
substitute n better for a worse security,
(hen the constitution but " holds the word
of premise te tlie ear, and breaks it le the
hope." Such n view of it is worse than
clinging te Iho letter aud sticking in the
bark, fornet even the Ictlcref tlie constitu
tion prohibits the administration and prudent
mailHzemrnt of whatever belongs te the fund.
It prohibits only its prevcrsien tonnyethcr
use than the payment of thu public debt.
It makes it the duty of all whohavechargu
of the fund te see te it that nil which be
longs te it shall bu effectively applied te
thu purpose for which the fund was
created."
Thu Legislature, by an net of April lUlh
l nu jjvuiBiiiiuii;, uj. uii iii-i in .iiiii i.jiu,
IS70, muduilthodutyef the Sinking Fund
Commissioners te usu the money shown te
bu duu te them in purchasing thu interest
bearing indebtedness of the Stale ;.
rales, pi ftdid the (;. did net exceed thin
per tent afar; far, and at the end of every
two months, te deposit at the Farm
ers' aud Mechanics' National Dank
of Philadelphia, te the credit of thu
state, the whole of the money due
te the sinking fund, or such part thereof
as would he biilllciciit( with accruing bal
ances, te pay the semi-annual interest then
ucxl maturing upon the debt of the state ;
and all the moneys remaining thereof, af
ter making such dcpeslls, wcte te be forth
with applied by them le the purehnse of
thu interest-bearing debt in thu manner
specified. Hut en lliu very next day thu
same legislature authorized the cemmis
sieners, l nun time te nine, Willi me sur
plus money en hand, te purchase for re
demption wci amounts of the state, leans and
. erliu atc of nut btedneis it the eudtlivti of the
untiit f fund '.oeuld III stily, at such rales a s may
'e t the interest of the omnienxoealth. In
ether words, the largest discretionary pow
er was ledged in the commissioners te de
termine what purchases ttie condition of
the sinking fund would justify.
Tlicse crude enactincnts this fragmen
tary legislation left the deer open for the
grossest abuses and the most wilful and
deliberate perversion of the public muneys.
The State Treasurer was then elected by
the Legislature as was the custom from
the beginning of the State government.
And ie valuable was the otliee aud se
great were the opportunities for making
gain by the illegal usu of public moneys,
that enormous bribes woie paid te legtsla
ters fei their voles for poisons te 1111 that
ellue. The choice of a State Ticasurer
was attended with the cxpendilttie ol'liun el'liun
prcd of thousands of dollars whilst the
legal compensation of the office was a mere
nominal sum. The contest of 170 for
that olllce was se marked by the corrupt
aud lavish cxpendiluie of money that in
172 an amendment te the constitution
was adopted requiring the State Trcas
ti. cr te be chosen by Iho pceplu. And
win se still : the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund indulged in stock specu
latiens upon the puune moneys ler
tl.cir own private gam until tlie bank
ruptcy of a prominent broker awakened
the people te thu alarming condition of
alTutrs. Such was the frightful record
made under Republican management of
the Treasury, that in the constitution of
1.s7;5, Hit people ordained that "the making
of prettt out of thu public moneys, or
using Hie same for any purpose net autho
rized by law by any officer of the state, or
member or officer of the General Assembly,
shall bu a misdemeanor, and shall bu pun
ished ns may be provided by law, but part
el such punishment shall bu disqualifica
tion te held olllce for a period of net less
than live years."
Such was thu tieasuiy mismanagement
which is new pictured as economical, fru
gal, pure and contributing te the presperi
ly of the ('oinmenwcallh.
But the limners of the constitution of
1873 wme for reform in dead earnest.
They pniviilcd for the contiuuance and
maiiiteiiauce el the sinking fund for the
p.iymcnt of the public- debt. In addition
Le the iiiemues timl revennii heretofore
Hinted, they stipulated that the fund
"shall b.i tuureascil mini time te time uy
assigning te it any part of the taxes of
ether revenues of the State net rcqti'rud
ler the eidiuary vx.ciHt-Hef the govern
ment."
Fti.tl.et, "the moneys of the State, ever
and above the necess.uy laseive, shall be
used in the payment of the debt of the
State, Ltthcr diicetly or through the sluk
ing fund.and the mmtyieflhe sink in; fund
shall ncccr he invested m or leaned upon
the scan ilu if anytfuwj, except bends of the
United States or iflhts State,"
Biill fuither iletinmg, se that thoie may
be no possibility of mistake, they say :
" rim moueys held as necessary resorve
shall lie limited hilair te the amount required
Jer current expenses, ami shall be Hccuied
and kept as may bn icquired by law."
Aud se that thore may be a compaiisen
made by the people between the moueys
held as necessaiy rcseiveaud the amount
loeuircd fjr current cxpunscs, "monthly
btatements shall be published showing the
amount of such moueys, where tlin satne
ate deposited, aud hew Becurcd " And
then fellows the section, already quoted,
against the making of profit out of the
pnbliu money with its dtsqualilloatien for
holding olllce.
Surely it seems te tlie ordinary roader
that the necessary sufe.guaids tire provided
hoie. The moneys of the state, uuder
such au arrangemunt ought te earn somo semo some
thiug for the poeplo. And no they would
ieug slnce lmv dene if the necessary legis.
latieu had b.ieu onaetod, or, even lu the
absonce of that, if the prepur disposition
had been ovinced te earry into practical
oporatien these constitutional previsions.
But much of the legislation passed has
been eunuiimlv doviHed se ns te scorn te
comply Willi constitutional icquliomentB
whilst, in fact, it was nltogethor impracti
cable. The act of 1871, following elose
upon the adoption of the coustlttitien,
authorized " the purchase, by the Usual
agent of the state, of the leans of the
commonwealth next maturing at the then
market rates, prnvided such purchase can
bu made for the nest interests el tlie com
monwealth." " l he hutiB of the common
wealth next matin ing !" They could het
be bought at all. Held by oxeoutors, ad
ministrators, guardians, and trustoes, as
safe iuvestmeutH, thore wero noue upon
the tnarket. And thore was iuovltable
discretion, tee ! " Provided sueli pur
chaeo can be made for the best intorests of
the commonwealth !'' Hew would "the
best luterests of tlie oeinuiouwoaltb "
weigh against political advautages te be
derived from favoritism te bankers, net te
speak of mero direct pecuniary censilium
tteus.
But tlie act of 1871 dees previde that
"ivhonevor it shall nnnear ou the llrst
business day of. limitary, April, July and
Ootebor of oaeh ami every year, that the
balance in tlie bauds of the state treasurer
fiem sources of general roventio, apart
from the amounts payable te the sinking
fund shall oxceed 65OO.O0O, sueli sum in
exccuH thereof shall be carrteil te tlie na
the rJonate asking If be bad compiled with
this requirement of law. makes answer
that be has uet.and that it Is impractiable,
By what authority is be clothed I ask It
with ali due rospeot that be may sut up
his individual iudumontubjve the law and
in doflauce of the oxpressod will of the
lcgiilature ? If the law is Inoapable of ex
oeutiou, the surest way te make it odious
is te enforce it te the letter. If it is coti ceti coti
celvod lu wisdom and will intire te tlie
bonelltuf the poeplo, it Is at. outrage upon
thelr rights net te enforce- it. But whethcr
wise or unwise certainly no public officer
should be pormltted te disregard and
disebey this or any ether law simply be
cause his judgment Is against the practi
cability of its oiiferoomont. Let us have it
troastirer who will regard it ns his llrst
duty tn obey and oxcetito the laws.
In 1870, the Legislature again tlellucd
the sinking fund and the general roveuuo
fund and umler that act they exist te day.
The sinkiug fund "consists of the pro pre
coeds of the sale of public works, or auy
part tborcef, inceme from, or proceJils of
the sale of any stocks owned by the oom eom oem
motiwoalth, and two-thirds of nil the tax
en the cap til stock of all corporations of
this commonwealth ;" the general roveuuo
fund "consists of ene-third of all taxes en
the capital stock of corporations and all
ether lovenucs of the commenwoAlth,"
Monthly statomentB are required of the
state treasurer giving the sinking fund
moueys in detail, including tlie u.unes of
banks, corporations, firms, or individual
with whom the moneya of said fund are
deposited, the various ameuutrt of these
deposits, the securities bold by the state
for their safe koeping aud the rate of in
terest, or ether consldera' ion, if any re re re
oeived by the state en sue'i dopeiits.
These monthly statements show that thu
sinking fund moneys are deposited in
bauks, national, state aud private. The
balances of moneys in the genural roveuuo
itiiHl Is also en ilep'jslt lu Dinning lieusss
sulectcd by the treasurer. At the cud of
March last the balances weiu :
In thuftlnktiiK limit ......
In tliuKunural luuil ,
.t.7a.V.ii si
. -.'.7S.1 !KU at
At tne eud of J u no last,
in HieHlnkliiK (uml
In tliuKunural In ml
$j.;i;i,9-ii 71
fJ.-ill.OlS 07
At the cud of the last month.
lu thusiiikiiiKfumi l,Hi.v.w(ii
luthuguiiiirul Inn. 1 1,730,803 41
$J,.VJ3,3l 01
What securities avu held by the state
for the safe keeiiiu-' el Uiose deposits I
The treasurer gives a bend iu $.'00,000
aud this is tlie only security, oxcept the
tespeusibllity of the banks. What is the
responsibility of the bauks ? Let us
illustrate. T.ike the uase of the Alie
nheny buik in your own eity. This is
Mr. .Magce s baiilc.
had en depesit:
Krem Hlnkini; luiul
r'Hiin Kcuurul mini
Total
Its c iplial atoek la f.VjO,U)i)
Or the Poeplo's bank of Fayette county.
This is the bank lu tlm statu troastirer'
county.
itsilopes-ltls tuS.OUU
ltd u iplUll sleck Is $50,UIH),
Or the Poeplo's bank, Philadelphia.
This is William II. Kemble's bauk. Yeu
may bave heard of this famous mathtnia,
tleian, who knows all about addition,
division and Ellonce.
Krem the sinking lutul, March Si
ism, it nun ,.iJi,i. n
r linn the k-mi. al luml Muiuli .11,
lssu.it hint 3.C0O GO
....$U).1M71
On March III, 1883, it
....Hl.i.Ml )
.... fll7,UV. 07
. ..W-177 7D
be lepoaleil. The pcople must nce te it
that it be net rcpealcd.
Let tne sum up the situation. The
Humes law commands tlin hivnntmniiL
of public moneys, llrst. In state leans If
practioame ir net, in Unlted Stateu bends.
Already, It has oempollcd the purchase of
bends te thu amount of four hundred
thousand dollars. But for that law, tbe
banks would be making prettt out of that
sum te day. 8e much geed, nt least, has
been accomplished, by the porslstent
advocates or reform in treasury dopart depart dopart
tnent. Under tlm plan adopted by tbe
majority of the sinking fund commission-
ors, but two hundred thousand dollars
tnoie can be invested bofero the electtnn
take place If the poeplo oleot enemies of
the Humes law te places en that beard I
very much fear that seme dovice will he
adopted te step the investment of any
mero money until seme legislation can be
procured which will reestablish the old
dlecrotlenary power that ban been se
porslslently exercised ngalust tbe best
Interests of the state. It is an alarming
fact, in this connection, which ought net
te be forgotten, that the Republlcan
eaudidate for state treasurer was an
epen cnemv or tbe bill nud the can can
ilidate for auditor genural stele away
from his seat and dodged the vete
upon it while tlie chairman of the Repub
lican state ceutrnl committce, by tbe
strongest persenal efforts, was socking te
Htratigle it in the Iloime. I was for tbe
bill thou, and I am for its full and iranie
diate enforcement new. I would turnever
from the general lovcmie fund te the
sinking fund nil money iu excess of $500,
000, as the law rcquirei. I would call
upon the banks immediately for every
dollar of tbe moueys belonging le tbe
sinking ftiud en deposit with them and
would buy bends of the United States.
The Humes bill bocame a law in June last
aud the banks bave had abundant netice
aud time te prepare for a draft upon thorn
for these motleys. Besides tbe nioneys nre
preKiimed te bu en deposit Iu tbe banks,
re.idy te be paid out en demnnd. The plea
for time for the bauks is an acknowledg
ment that such is net the true state of
facts, but that en the contrary these
moneys are used by thu banks te make
profit for themselves.
The majority of the beard of siuking
fund commissioners have refused te erder
the imtnedlate investments of these moueys
iu I'nited States bet.ds ami have inaugura
ted a policy of investing 200,000 each
month. Thus far, ns I have already said,
$400,000 have been ii.vjsted under this law.
The statement of tliu treasurer for llrst
of this month shown nearly two raillleu
dellarc as belonging te tbe sinking fund
and this outire sum togethcr with what is
iu the geucral roveuuo fucd in oxcess of
$500,000 ought te be invested iu bends of
the United States without uny delay what
ever. I waut te s e a treasurer aud audi
tor general elcetcd iu November who will
uuite with the secretary of the common
wealth in ordering this te he dene and
therefore I am for the oaudidatcsunen tbe
Democratic ticket.
1
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oustltullemil or-1 state treasurer in reply te tlie roselutlou el is only a matter of time, uuless me ww
Total
lis capital stock Is lirw.UiH).
Are you satistled with such security V
What rate of iutciest en deposits is re
turned '.' Neuo whatever. Ne such thiug
has ever been heard of. The state always
pays iuterest. It uniformly gets none.
These large amounts of dopesdts earn
nethiug towards the payment of interest
en the state dubt. Tlie tioasurer draws
his auutial salary regularly, the bauks
have the deposits, somebody gets the bou beu bou
etlt of them, but no icturus uie ever made
that benullt tlie taxpayeis. The state
prellts nothing by the deposit el ita public
moneys. Why should this have been tbe
case dining all these years that tlie sink
ing fund has been in oxisteuco '.' Thore is
no answer that can be given te this qucs
tiuu oxcept that the management el the
state ll nances has been in tbe hands of men
who sought te make profit for themselves,
or te perpotuate the power of their politi
cal party, by the illegal and unsafe- use of
these moneys. Thore Btanda the law
requiring reports from the treasurer as te
the securities that aie held and the rate of
interest that is rccoived, but it is a dead
iotter. Thore are no sccttrlties and thore
is no interest.
Bv the act of 1870, the purchase of tbe
leans of the commonwealth uext maturing
was again auuieri.eu. ivuu wiiuu mu
Usual agent was directed le make this
purchase, the answer was that net mero
than fifty thousand dollars of theso leans
could be obtained. Aud se the money still
reraaincd uninvested for tbe beuellt of the
state.
Thus matteis steed until the inaugura
tion of the present oxecutivo. Thtn uame
legislation that means something mero
than false protensos. Tlie bill introduced
by Senater Humes became a law in splte
of tbe opposition of tlie chairman of the
llopubliean state central committce, the
present state treasurer, his cashier, who is
new the Republlcan eaudidate ler that
olllce, and their oleso political friends in
the LegUIature. It received the cordial
sanction of a Democratic goveruor, who,
when it was prosented te him for appro
val, only took a recess long ouengli te get
nun and ink te fiilin it.
New, wlty should It have met with the
oppebitiou of anybody who is a frlund of
tlm noenlo? llore was a slmule preposition
that the public meneys be iuvested lu
state leaus, If praotieable ; if net, that the
commissioners of the sinking fund be required
te incest them in bends of the United Mates.
But iust thore was the trouble. United
States bends can always be bought and
lieru was a bill that at last meant business.
There was a flutter ameug the banks, for
they saw their deposits slipping away
from thorn. Thore was a ilutter iu the
treasury department, for it inaugurated a
system which would wlpe out all chances
of reaping persenal advautages from favor
itism te bauks. Thore was a Ilutter in the
Ropublieau camp, for it was a preposition
te cut the party oil Irem its base of sup
plies.
But tbe bill was manifestly just nnd re
formatory of existing abuses that; tbe
uulted and virulent opposition of banks,
the treasury, aud the Stalwart political
ring oeulu net prcveut its passage, it is
new tbe law of the' state aud tlie public
moneya will beieafter be invested ler tbe
y ople's benefit, provided tbe poeplo take
uaie te snleet men who will oxeouto thu
law iu its letter and spirit. It is their
ilutv te hee that sueh meu, and such only
nre oleetod. Tbe large dlsoretlomiry power
heretofore ledged in tbe oemmlsslouors of
tbe siukiug fund, wbieh enabled uufalth
ful men, en ene protenso or another, te
deprlve the state of profit arising from the
usa of theso meneys nud bestew it else
where, has been n'ir;,'"i e materially
UtUOJ " t
hllK.K.PI'-S KI'.rullT,
U inter dute of May IK, lss), Mr. leutuh Cook,
feniiurly alioiill'el bkewhean, Me., writes as
follews: " 1 liuvis teen iillllcteil lorevor twen
ty (-u) ynuis with u weakness et the ItMncys
ami liver, uml bave hvl xevcre pains In tlie
back uml si les, which were brought, upon me
iu tliu llrst pluie by uxpesuru during my stay
In Calllerulu during thu early settlement el
tl.u land et Kela. At times my water treublud
tnu very much an.) utter trying manydltror manydltrer
uut means wl limit lciulvlng any bouetlt, 1
was Induced te try Hunt's 11 muJy, altlieuifli
I win much lucjutllccil against 11 uml nil otuer
uicdtCtucd. 1 purchased u bettle-ut CushliiKa
drug stoie, lu-ri' tn 81te heiin, uml 1 found
that the nrst Pette icltcVtd all palnd In ttie
back and stilus ; unit 1 have, ill uiy tamlly,
usud Hve bjttlui In all, and liave' feuiyltta
mudiclnuel real merit unit of gruat valiKv"1
liaveKbtdly rccommeuded it te many et my
frleii.la ami iil-IkIiIieih, who unlvetsally pralse
II In high teiius Yeu meuL llbeity te usemy
miinu ler thu bunclllel siillerliiK humanity.'
TIMKI.V AIIVIUK.
1 have been troubled with kldnuy dlacase
mul gravel ler u long time, with se vein pains
lu my limbs un I back, with liiiluuiuiatlen et
bladder. Jly HUtU-rlngs were turilblu. I tiled
sevtutil physicians, nil le no purpose I leuuil
that I was growing very lucbie. 1 wu.. dis
counted, mid le-il Uttlt In physltliius and
mctltclnc, whun lilund from Muldun, who
had bcen cured by Hunt's Ketuudy el gravel
umlltviir complaint, rceeinmuiidcd It te me,
mid Irem thu llrat beltlu I commenced te Im
prove, uinl Uumi buttles have entirely cured
me, mid I beailtly thank my IrienU ler hli
tlmuly mlvle.) te uae limit's- Ucincdy, for all
tiiu pains have kiiiiu Irem my back, mul I um
lu cxcclluut coiiilttieii.miil l fuel that a. word
lieui me may bu lliu means of saving seme
lilund Unit inuy bu sintering iu 1 did, before
taking lluut'a Uuuiuily, tliu bust klduey und
ltVUl' Cllll). HAMUBI. 1.UTLK1-1K1.D,
Ue. list Washington Street,
May U, Ik-!. Hoaten, Mans.
HllKbK KA1L.UOAO M1CN.
Ilavln ' occasion te usu a mudlclue for kou keu
urul dublllty In my family, l was rocoimnunil recoimnunil roceimnunil
ed by a lilund te ime Hunt's Itemuily. us that
was uciug liavu wiiu Kruumueccisauiiuvur inu
country We have mud ene bettlu wltn mark
ed benullt, uml It lujt us repnisentcil. und a
medlcliiu et great value, und 1 chuerfnlly add
my testimony lu pruUu of Hunt's Uemuiiy,
ticer.uu W. Btxrre.v,
WuK-linmn Smith llosteu Cur Stable.,
t-ui'-rii IIoste.v, Mass., Muy 12. ld&5.
eS-lmlM.WAFAw
'1 liu best utlquotte for uniuu Is net te beast
et hi virtue. It Is ulse uxceudlngly Inolo Inelo Inole
gantlo annoy soclety with Ills ueuuhs and
cnliK whun hu can Unit relief In abottleot
lr. Hull's Cough Hyrup.
i'lnne roisens why the Celluloid Kyo-Glwses
urn tliu best : Klr.t, because they aru lliu
lliihtett; Second, bucause they are the hand
lemetl; unit Third, became tliuy ure the
strongest. Ker sale by all leading Jewdcia
und epticluis. oMwdcedAw
A btiirtllnu HUeuvery.
Physicians are etlen startled by remarkabln
illttcuvuilcs. 'Ili'i luet that Or. King's New
Discovery ter Consumption und all Threat
and Ming IMieasca Is dully cutlng putlenU
thai they huve given up te dle, Is startling
tlium te rinllze tliulr duty, and oxamlne Inte
tlm imiriix of tn in wentlurtul -discovery i re
sulting In hundred of our bust l'liyalelanps
using It In tliulr praetlce,
Clius. A. J.echui's Orug
ll.tie. -,
A Oleruyinuu' Tcatlmeuy.
W. K. Ullterd pastor M.K. church, llolhwell,
Out., v, as fur two earsusullerur wltli Oys
pupala In Its wei-st leriu, until H3 lie slates
'lliu beemnu mi aeimd burden " Tlirue bottles
or llurileck Jlloed lUtters euruit him, and liu
lulls ui lu a rccunt lutlur that hu countilera 11
tliu best tamlly inudlclne nowbeloio the coun
try ler ilpupshi and llvur complaint. Fer
sale by 11. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 uml 1X
North Ouuen struct.
" Threw rvway Ilia Urutuli.
' SutVurud Irem rliQumatlsm se billy hail te
usu crutohes, buttlnew tlium away utter up-..1..1...-
'f-i..i..,.i irii.tit tit! tn tiivllmhs. 1
new luul botter thun I have ler yearn." F. I.,
tllbbs, Klk St., llutrale, H. V. Jef a' rV?
II. 11. Cechmn, druggist, 137 and 1JJ North
Queen alrcet. -
iiuntin' Aruieit BHlre.
The greatest medlcal wender of the ; world.
Warniiitud te Hpeedlly cure bums, llruUcs,
Cuti. Gioeri Biut Itheum. Fver seres. Can;
oe. I'llcs. chilblains, corns. Tolter, ClmppeU
llund ami au Hklu ornptlens. guarantee. te
euro In eveiy liistunce, ,or inoney retundeil.
a cunu jur tix. or sale by Cluecber.
Trial bottles free at
fa tore, in-gulai- size,
"" i xtitu uvorjfbedy te Huew.
ltev. (ItHirge II. Thayer, an old cltlten tt
till viclulty uwjvt n te overy ene us uuiest
ii luenilulcIiUen nud christian inlntaterpt
tlm ai. K. church, Just thla momeutstopnoilln
oiirsU're te say, ' 1 wish evurybrnly te "knew
r.'. i emikiiliir thallintli invell and wlfoewu
nnriiveaioHhlleirs Conimmptlen Cure.". lt
is having a tremendous usiu ever our counters v
und U giving perfect ittUnicUeii In all cases i
el I ung Dbjuaoei, such w nothing lHli
dnne. lll8.MATCIIBTTFrtAH0B.
ae;u uy ll.ll. Cechmn, Uiu3KUt,OJ.lJTend
18'j Nei'ta Uucvn street, Lancaster. jeWeea
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