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VAIirXTH, xe.
OIIIIIH'H Urtltl'Kl' HAM..
BARGAINS!
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'SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
1 Hellini; Ofl te CIose UusiiiesR. Everything Muflt Poslllvely be Sold.
A Full Mini or HOOT IIIIUHSKLS.TAPESTIIY. rvllil All (Irftdel (if INOIIAIN CARPETS,
UlJtlS, HLANKIUN.COVIfllLET-lumlOIL CLOTH
WALL ATA SAUlllFIOlS.-Va
Se' 1'inmpt attention given te tlie Manufacture el Unit Carpets In eulcr.
AT-
SUM'S CARPET HALL
COR. W. KING AND WATEIt 8T3 ,
feh'.M'injdaw
uur
(Ife. rAiiM:i)UU.
HAIJl'8 OLD
HO 14 EAST KING STREET.
LANUABTKU, l'A.
Dry
Goods, Paney Goods and
A lull l.lnoet Ladles' unit ytiildlen'a COATS, CLOAKH and DOLMANS alway en hand.
3ilk Plushes ey the Yard.
Mourning Goods a Specialty.
Uur Dress Making Parlors are en the second iiml third floors, whero Dresses, Coats,
. leaks unit Delmnn nre made ill short notice. Perfect til nnd satisfaction guaranteed,
fhutticr goods nre purchn,cd here or sunt te !e made up from clsuwhure.
)
Geerge Fahnesteek,
4 EAST KING STREET.
WINKS AXV
'STAlll.l1lll.il I7H0
,i
WINES AND LIQUORS!
it HEART'S OLD WINE STM 1 29 East" KiDI Street.
ANIik
VST CALL
i' liavujinl iKCi'lveil direct Irem tliu Island Tiu'lcrla tlie following Wines :
Vonlellie, Vintage 1870 ; Sereliv Vinlnge 1810,
Wh'ili we odor te our customer,., together with our elit ISOO, 1SU, 1S17, 1313 nnd litl MA
DKlltAH: ami FINK OLD SHKItlllKS.
HltAMUKS M loll wa: lutnge ISM, 1SW. 1SU, ISM, I1JW. Kine Old ItYE WHISKIES,
J AM A10A SPIRITS, N. K. HUM, Ac. FRENCH CORDI ALS, Hitrgundles anil Clnrets.
We linve thotellowlrg C'lianipoKne Wlni-s ; Pel per llcldselck, (1. It, Murem A Ce.'s Dry
iTMiiny nml Extra Dry. I.. Roedeior's Curta Hlancbn, reinmnry bee Vetive Cllquet, Yellow
nbel Dry, Krug A Ce.'s Prlvule Cuvue, Jules Champien. And tlie
GREAT WESTERN
retn tlie Pleueant Valley Wlne
This U tin; Finest Ametlcun Wlne In thn
tlie lollewlni; Kxroiltlens At I'.irU li7,
S. OLAT
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w ma a mmw m
WiTifiR mwm iiiif! lllil m mmm u
iXXXUM, UUHiUK
Xe. :$:$ penn square, Lancaster, pa.
GIBSON'S WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
l'LUJUllIAU ANO
J
Oil I. IKNOl.l),
I PLUMBING, GAS-KITTING,
;as fixtures, oil fixtures,
i tin reefing, slate reefing,
team Fitters' Supplies, Patent Geld Oase Heaters.
bSrifincst weris, iiest woritmen.
JOHN L. ARNOLD'S,
103. 11, Yd, It) UJAST UKAiNUHi
VUAJ..
MAKT1R
- I n!V
wale and lietntl Duilur Iu sil kinds 01
I.UMIIKU AND COAL
Cflrrinl Me. 450 North Wr.toreii I'rtnce
oe' aliove l)innn Lancaster niyu
AiniUAIUNISUS A J-KKKllIKy,
COAL DEALJi.rtS.
KICKS. Ne. 21 North Quukm Htrbbt, akd
NO.NJI NORTH rniNOB BTIIBET.
AKDS NORTII l'UIHCH UTRK11T, NSAn IttAD-
INO DBVOT.
I.ANUAHTKK, l'A.
mi;r tld
0.1 1. 1
UtiAI. I
The
umlurslRiiuil has ler sole, at uU
ard, Cor. Andrew and S, Water Sts
arge assortment of tliu very bust kinds el
Ocal for Fnrally Ube.
lilQh he will delher. caielullv wuluhedund
reenud, many part el tlie city at the lowest
urket rates, orders uy mall
tolephono
ilea promptly
'iiiiywi
ttd
1'IIILU'
aiNUKlt,
UKK AN1I UIIAL.
yi no
ew Yerk and i'lilliulelnlita llorue Ma-
iire by the carload at retluccd pi Ices. All the
IIK8T UUAUKb Or COAL,
'etti for Kamlly and Steam purposes.
UKMKN'l by thu barrel, HAY and 8TKAW
1' thu ten or hale.
Yaiid-JIS llarrlsburK 1'lke.
Uuniral Omen a)W Kast Cheslnut slroet.
L , Knuffman, Koller 8c Oe.
J aurllyd
tOAI
M. V. B. GOH.O
'SO HUUTIl WATKUHT., rirwtar, ta.,
Wholesalo and Hetall Doalers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
lonunctlen VIth the Telephoule ICxctasnge.
Van! and Oftlre Ne. 300 NOHTli WATI 11
TKKET. Ili.l.
VllUTUUUAl'JlH.
UOTK.
here has been sueh a dem and for
OK I'HOTOUUAl'llS that I was
t.elled te get a VKIIY LAUUK
KUA 110X te meet the ilemand.
n new make you a PHOTO as
tne smallest iockeiuiiiiioiu
a 5-inch jace, te nt nn inin
E. ROTE,
5 North Queen atmet
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BARGAINS!
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LANCASTER, PA
uutwa.
1 KO, irAIINKHTOUK,
STAND,
NotlenH, in Great
Variety.
Lancaster, Pa.
L1QVU11N.
VrtiUNK. T!
EX. DRY WINE,
Company , at Hammoudepert, N. Y.
market, having luwu iiwunled tlie highest honors
Vlennii 1873 nml 1'ldlndelphln 1870.
H. E. Slaymaker,
AGKNT.
MILLER.
UAh VITTJNU.
lieave your uraera at
bTKlHIST. LiiBLlNUASTlUK, f A.
t'AI'XU 11AKUXJ1UB, at.
ptIAKIM W FKV.
UENI) YeUIlOjlDKlty IN new roil
Paper Hanging and Slnule Werk,
As tlie nish will seen cominenco. We lmve
nn Klcfrnnt ttteclc et '
WALL PAPERS.
et Kvety Description In nil the Leaning New
1'atternif, Over Fifty Ucalcns of
DADO SHADES,
In thu pruvaltlnit New Celers, bIx and sevun
leotleiiKt these ceeds are netting mera pep
ulnr every season. Plain Uoeds, all widths,
ter any kind et it window. Fixtures, Cords,
Onmments, Ac,
LACE CURTAINS,
Prem One Dellar a pnlr up. Hed Setts, Pillow
Hhams, Tidies Jand I.ambrcauliiB Walnut,
llrasa, Cherry, Abu and Kbeny Curtalp Poles.
PIKR AND MAN1LE MIRIIOTIS.
PHARES W. FRY,
67 NORTH QUEEN ST.
LANOASTKU,:i'A.
OltUCKHIKH.
mi mi ' L '1 ss
A T IHJIlSK'H,
Coireef, Cefl'ees, Ceneep.
NOTWITHSrANDINQ
That Collees have advanced lea pound, we
still kuep up the standard and sell the same
quality ler 23e. that we sold hen Ceders
were lower. Ourmotteoi "UoedGoitcu,Fruih
lleasted, nt a Uoesonablo Price"
LENTJCN QOODS.
Choice Ne. 1 Mackorel, Iloneloss Codfish,
Salt werrliig, smoked Herring, Canned Fish,
t rcsh Mackerel, boueod Mackerel, Fresh Leb.
sler. Fresh salmon, Hardines, Shrimps and
Flmlen 11 addles.
We etlll have about 180 dozen et theso large
Valencia Oranges nt 18c a dozen.
BTJESK'S,
NO. 17
EAST KINO
LANOASTKH, PA.
STREET,
LANCASTER,
MKUIVAI,.
sessra-5-
c
MJT1UUH IlKMKDlKS'
CUTICURA
A POSITIVE CURE
von kverv renu ev
Skin and Bleed Diseases,
FROM PIMPLES TO SCROFULA.
fTO aMCANSirTHK 8KIN,BcaliandIlloeil
L or ItclilnR.Henly, l'liiiply.CopperColnroil,
HorefiilouH.liiiiorllcd. nnil CoiUukIeus Hum
erH, llloeil relwiw, U'ceM, AI)sco,he anil In
lanllle Hkln Terturi, tlie Ctrneun Hbmudiki
are Inralllble.
Untlcurn Hi selTrnt, tlie new Illoed l'urlrlnr,
Dlnriillennil Aporlent, expidfl dloise Rerms
Irem the bleed nnil pontplratleti, und thus re ro re
meve Oin cnute ctmecnA, tlie ureal Hln
euro, Instantly nllnys llchln nnil Inllimnm
tlnn, clears the Hkln nml Hcalp, hculs Ulcers
nndfierfs, toalerns the ('ompluxlen. Cimcti
iu fleAr, mi nxrullte fikln lloaiitlller nml
Tellet ltrqulHlte, Is Indlspoiualile In treating
skin iIIsehsg:). nnil ler reuxli, chapped, or
imiany skin, hlnckhcnits, blotches nml baby
humor CtmccnA Hbmrdies are thn only In In
falllble bleed purifiers and skin benutlilers.
tllmt. lletiKhtmi, nii , Inwyer, IS Hlale St,
Hosten.roportun caie of Halt Ithnuiu under
his observation ler ten veirs, which covered
the patient's he I v nml limbs, and te which nil
knew metheds of treatment had been applied
without benellt, which wns completely cured
solely by thu CcnccnA Ukukuiei, leaving n
clean nml healthy skin.
Mr. nml Mrs, r.vtrrtt utebtjlii., Ilolehor Ilelehor Iloleher
town, Masi , writes Uurllttle boywastorrl beywastorrl boywasterrl
lily alllicted with .Scrofula, Ball llheum, and
Kiysipclusoverslncn he was born, and noth neth
Inn we could rIve him helped him until we
tried Cuticura IIrmiediks, which urndnallv
cured him, until hels new n ratras any child.
II K. Wpoi.ter, llendetBOn NY, cured
et l'snrla. f or l.opresy, et twenty years'
stanillntr, by Cutiicra IlEuxuirs The most
wonderful cute en record. A ilustpanful el
scales lull from ldm dally. I'IijbIcIuhh nnil his
friends thorn; tit he must dle Cuie sworn te
boferon Instlcuet the peace and llemlersin's
ineH prominent citizens.
Mrs H K. Whipple. Decatur, Mich., wrltes
that her face, head, und ome parts or her body
erniilmeHt raw. Head covcred with scabs
and seruH. Sintered fearfully ami tried nvcry
thlnir. l'ermnnently cured by the Ccticcra
ltsusDixs irem n Skin Humer.
cold by nil ilrugslsls. I'rlce : cuiicuka, tTc.;
ItlWOLVLNT, II I EOAr, 'ilC 1'elTUn Dni'U AMD
CllKUlOALCO., llosteu, Mass.
Hend for " Hew te tlurn Hklti Dl.euses,"
C A T AR R H
Sanferd's Radical Cure.
1 1 1 K UllKAT IIVL.HAMIU DIHUI.A-
110.N Of WITOII UA'.KI., AMfltl-
OAN I'lVK, UA.NAMAN rilt,
MAItlUOI.D, UI.OVKU
I1L03SOM, Kte.
Ver tl e linmedlate llellet and l'onnauent
Curoel every term et C'ularih, from n blmple
Head Celd or lnllneii.a te the Less or bmell.
Tastu mid llearliiit. Cenali, llnmchl Is mid
Incipient Consumption. Ilellef In tlve niln.
utcs In any nml eerv case. Nothing llkelt.
Uruteful liUKiant, wholes iiue. Cure lie-ins
irem oral application, una h r.ipia, rjincni,
permanent nml nover I illlnjc.
Oue bettlu lladlcal Cure, enn llex Catarrhal
Solvent mid S.mferd'ii Inhaler, till In ene
IiocknRe, lermliiK u complete treatment, of all
ilmttKlxts ter II. Ask roaBAnnreiiD's ltt ltt
ieal CcuC reTTXR Dnun Ann Chxvieal Ce.,
uosien.
Pain is the Cry of a MriDg Nerve.
Cellins' Voltale Klcctrtc Tlasler Instantly
utrecls the Nervous System and banishes pain.
A perfect Klectrle flattery combined with n
l'oieus Plaster ler - cents. It uuiillilUtes
pain, vltnllzei weak nml worn out p.utf,
struiiKthens tired muscles, prevents illieisu,
mid does mera In iinc-nall thu time than any
ethtr plasti rln the world. filil overywni're,
tnnrl-lyilW.I.Aw
II iiiii: ce.ii
Ktiin.
Heme Comfert.
Alter i Kaiiiy ltlite n Country I'liyileian
Tell. Wlint lle tlilulcs of Heme I oeple.
"I wish te Rrncleus some peeple would
learn when they need a doctor and when they
don't," exclaimed Docter K -, in he en
tered his houee In n cozy little village In the
Interior et thu statu et New Yerk, after a te
dleus night rtdu of many miles "1 have
been down nmeng the mountains te tce a man
who the messenger caUl n as very sick and net
likely te llvu until morning, unless he had
Immcdla'e help j and found him sullerlng
from u rather shmp attaclc el colic, which his
family might have lelleved In ten minutes, It
ihey had a grain of sonse mid two or threo
simple remedies In the heuse. Hut no; they
must remain Ignorant as pigs, and wl.en the
least nclie or pain takes thorn, send for a iloo ileo iloe
tor, whotlierthoyocr pay him or net."
" Why, l)f""lri, what Kind et simple icine
dies, as you cull them, de you expect people
te keep In the house 7" asked Ida wife, as Bhe
poured him a cup of het tea.
" In this case," answered the Docter, "If they
had only puta UKNSONMCAI'CINIC POUOU8
IM.AS licit en tliu man's stoma h, he would
lmve been all right In mi hour and saved me
adiuaiy Ude"
In all ordinary complaints It cuius at ence.
All diseases aru eliminated from the system
by what may be roughly called expulsion or
extraction, or by n union of the two piecuss
os. llonsen's Plaster ptometos both. It In.
cites thu torpid organs te act and tends Its
hcnllng,eoetulng Influnnce through thu myr
iad poiesefthoskln. All ethor plasters oblige
the patient te wait. They give ldm hepe for
te-morrow liennen'a plaster gives him help
today. Which Is better, de you think? lluy
the CAl'ClNi: and keep It In the house. I'rlce
23 cents
SettburT A Jehnsen, Pharmaceutical Client
sU, NenMi erk, 110 ImdWUS&w
WAI 1NHTUVMKN3.
YyiLUDX Hi W1IITP
Wilcox & White Organ Oe.
Sl'KCIAL TEN DAYS SALES.
NOW IS THE TIME TO I1UY
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT SLAUGIITKHINU PUICHS.
Onu Geed Secend-Hand Piane V).0d
0110 Elegant Bccend-llaiul Organ l.l.CO
Oue Elegant New Organ, 12-Step Couplers
und Sub-Hass M.OO
Wilcox .t Whlte Organs Irem 175 00 te lise.ui
Knabe," MePhall, Qrovenetoln &s
Fuller, Koyateno, nud Vobe
a bona fmnoe,
All Marked Down te Hottem PrUui, Almest
given away.
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Waroroems,
NO 152 KAST KINO STREET,
11. II, I.UCKKNIIACH, Agent.
febl7-tld
PA., SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1884.
SERMONETTES.
A JIIHHOP ON OOHI'KI, BIlNlSTKltH.
Clerical Inflanncts Waning In I'ublie
Hchoelt Fenikla lMucstleii In ImlU
A Tltlter' Impreisiens or
tlie l'ope.
At a rcoeut loetuto doliverod by Dlshep
Llttlojebn te the studentii of the Gcueral
Thoelocloal Bemlnnry, of New Yerk, en
" The Chrl.itinn Bilnlstry nt tlie Oloae of
the Nineteenth Century," the bishop Raid
there wero various estimates of the Chris
tian ministry, which wero rcdttoible te
thrce vlewa that of the agnostic, who
held that it would be supplanted by an
other instrumentality,; the view of persona
te whom the ministry wan matter of
doubt ; and thirdly, that the Cliristlin
pracsthoed w.ih an institution by which
(Jed waB rcoeuolllim the world te hlmself
The free thought of tlie time handled the
ministry wltli flsant courtesy, but that
wan net the nieBt nbldiur; thought. The
elerfty ouce wleldcd a wlde Inlluenoeasn
learned elasn.and wcre accepted as educa
tienal Guides. They founded schools and
seminaries, nnd in this country there was
Fcarcely a collego up te -10 yearH nje that
did net ewe ltn cxistonce te tbelr sympa sympa sympa
thotle intcreat. Te day, at home nnd
abroad. In the movemout for secular cdu
catien, the elergy had bceu retlrcd, nnd
any attempt en their part te mannge the
public schools weuiii ue met witu ootcr eotcr oetcr
mlnod opposition. The battle has been
wen by the iioeular pewer. Thore wcre
still schools wuore clorgymen governed,
but It wai as the representatives of the
rclhtleuR bodies te which they boleugcd.
In Ktiglantl, clerical Inlluonce wns waning
In this respect, and the drift el legislation
was advorse te the elergvns educators
Iu vlew of tuose facts it was apnareat
that the elergy wero losing control in this
direction. The solemn trust had changed
hands. There wns ue limit, continued
the bishop, te the power of the niesnin
throwing oil' marvel his photographs of the
theugut and movement or tlie world, but
it was net easy te sce hew this ngeney
should be forced into comparison with the
pulpit. The press could eet up a pulpit In
countless spots all ever the world, but
epoken truth and written truth wero
widely (ltuorent tnings. ine postal onice
also was no longer the ehiuf dis
penser of charity. There wero altered
metheds el roller, which was new
new largely nccempUhcd by taxes levlcd
by civil authorities. It followed from
tlic.se considerations that the Inlluonce or
the priest had fallen off in bulk and
force, but might it net be tbn-ti in balng
li8s mixed with uecular inlluonce it would
revert te the original apostolic spirit ? As
te the dearth of greet proaehors, no age
had a mere gifted nml vcrsatlle ministry
thau the present. There was a great deal
of preaching that was mcre wind aud had
no doetiinal backbone. There was net a
little that waa heavy nnd dull by theso
tuJa'ss-- "itrieuB I'rovidenco had trans
fcrrcTI te the pulpit from the byways of
mediocrity. But the ministry was en a
lovel with any elhar calling, aud the
world was passing te a period when men
would crave the inner heat rather than the
outward sparkle of Uuguage. The min
istry was blamed for its want of self
sacrifice, but it was tot all given evor te
easy living. It was true, howevor, that
tlioie was tee muchgreuud for complaint.
When u call came ten distant lleld ipies.
tiens wcre nsked as tc the salary, whother
the church edlllce was warmed in the
winter, whether It wai near a ral!read,nud
hesv about donations. The bishop de
eland that no citadel of sin could be
can led by Uioee who nsked Eiich qiicn
tiens.
" In our day," he contluued, "boldness
in thu pulpit has become rocklessness.
With us the system is grcater thau the
individual, The aneieut creeds are groater
than any man's speculations. This may
be our misfortune, but it is our character
iaiic. Seme minds nre nt pcace only when
they ate at war, aud they are nappy
when they nre showing what feels
nnlv
H,i,i
liUU.
fathcis wero."
Female Kducatlen In ludl.
The first steps taken iu India iu the
direction of female education for the
masses wero taken in Madras about 1811
by the Scottish missionary soeioty und iu
Ilembay by the Amorleau missionary se.
cicty be far baek as 1821; nnd in the
Noithef India, as well aB In the Seuth,
the report tells us the missionary societies
have bceu the pieucera of fornale educa
tion. Siiioe 1851, indeed, government hai
dene much iu the same direction, and It is
highly satlsraotery te llud irem the evi '
deuce taken by the commission that the ,
demand for iirlu' eilueatieu In schools is
Burely, if slowly, springing up ameug ,
the natives Hut much remnius yet
te be done The funds available for
fornale oducatieu nre oxtreraoly meagre
amounting in the year 1833 3 te less thau
elght nuil n half Ines, or only nbetit -1,05 j
nor cent. of the tetnl oxpeudituro ou edu
catien from the publie fuuds. This arises
in great part from the faet that tmiulcl
palttlea nnd local beards nre allowed te
uxerclse full discretion In the nsslgumeut
of funds for education, nnd that hilhotte
the sympathies of the poeplo have tiet
goue Hufllciently in the direction of female
education te induoe loeal bodies te doveto
te it any of thu funds nt their disposal.
The commission propose toremedy this by
making all publie funds, local, municipal
aud provincial, ohnrgcable in an oquitable
proportion for the support of gtils' schools
ub well as boys' schools, nnd they also
rcoemmoud that the grant iu aid rules ns
applied te girls' schools should be greatly
relaxed. Next te the want of funds comes
the wnnt of trained fornale teaching
power. It appears that thore wero only
515 gills nt unimnl schools throughout nil
India, nnd that Ileiignl, with 18,050 girls
In female schools, hnd only -11 young
wemiui uuder training for toaehing, The
oetiBequcnco is that the tcaehlng btnlf of
girls' schools nt present has te be mainly
recruited from superannuated schoelmas
ters, mnny of whom linve lest their powers
et work, 1110 commission,
therefore,
recommend that by the ostablishment of
normal soheolv, the subsidizing pupil
toaehers and ether menus, clferts should
be made te tnlse up a elass of trnlued
fornale teachers, who should be substi
tuted by degtePB for the proseut male
teaohers, The need of fomale ngouey in
the matter of Inspoetlou nlse Is insisted
upon, ns it is urged that the prosent ays
tern of inspection by mnle inspectors often
ttndB rather te retard the progresa of
fornale education.
a Visit te the l'ope,
Itemu Coirespeiidoncoot the llaltluiore Bun,
Theio Is tiet a ruler iu nil Olulstendnm
thnt is ns easily approached ns Loe XIII,
Te be presented te his Holiness, u gentle
mau must go in evening full drets, ,sans
gloves. A lady gees dressed in hlaek,
weaung a oineK ince von ever uenti ami
sheuldeis, after the early Italian court
style or the modern Spanish mode
The lady also gees inns gloves, The
presentations nre of two orders, publie
and private, aud generally iu the
morning. A publie nudioneo sometlmos
embraces the papal mass nnd afterward the
personal introduction, I wns proseutod
by llgr. Mncchl, the chief ohntnberlaln,
11m mnA w.u snared. I In worn n nasli
mcre xVt m9 from the oheson lamb's
wool en oaeh St. Agnea day ; fitting Ills
body clesely, it proaentod the outlines of n
lltheand sornewhatnorvouB figure Around
his waist was a bread, rlehly watercd
Wlltte Silk Bash, the falllntr nndu irmlnat:.
ing with geld bullion fringe On his hands
wero whlte woelon knit mittens. Frem
nnd nreund his nook hung a heavy
geld chain, pendnnt te whleU was his
only dccorntlen the cress "A bright
geld cress, that Jewb might kiss
nnd Infidels adere." Thrown partly
nreund him, nnd forming n strong Ruben,
stie baek ground, wb.b a rich scarlet glow
Ing cloak or woelon fabric This olealt
was lined with purple and Its cape and
edges trimmed with n tiny berder of geld
bullion Jace. On bin head wss a little
whlte seull can. His fcet wero incased In
red slippers with cress embroidered In geld
thereon. Thcse slippers nre se made that
they nre really nnkle covering shoes, the
upper parts belng of whlte satin lined with
wool and fitting olesoly. Thus a heavy
expression Is given te the feet. Approach
Ing his hollness, you kneel and kiss the
ring en his oxtended hand. He smilingly
requests you te rlse nnd then ontern into
nr easy ntyle of conversation in the French
language At first he dwells en your
name, and if he has heard 'It before he
surely remembers It, as momerlos of por per por
sens,uamcs and oventa nre a strong feature
of Pope Lee XIII. Then oeraos your plnoe
of birth or rosidenco.
Werth n LIcMnir.
Harper's Magazine
Some years age, iu Ooergla, that band of
Christians known as Ascensienlsts wcre
having n grnnd revlval. One dny when
the meeting wns in full ferce a storm came
up, nnd a young gentleman who was out
hunting with his servant took rofuge iu
thu church deer. Doing curious te sce the
service, the two hunters crept up Inte the
galhry, and thore hid in n plnce whero
they could observo without being ob
served. "Corae, Lord, oecio ; our robes nre
ready. Come, Lord, come," ericd the
preacher, while all prosent gave a loud
"Amen."
"Marsa Gabe," whispered Ouffy, lifting
his hunting horn te his mouth, "let me
gib dem jlst ene toot."
"Put that horn down, or I'll break
your head," replied the mister, In a
whisper.
The horn dropped by CuiTy'B bKIe, nud
again the minlster ericd : " Come, Lord,
oame ; we are nil ready for thy coming,
Oome, Lord, corae "
"De, Marsa Qabe de jlst lemme gib
'em jlst ene little toot," pleaded Uuffy
wetting his lips and raising his horn.
" H you deu't drop that horn, UulTy, I'll
whip you within an Inoh of your life,"
whispered thu exasperated master.
" Blew, Gabriel, blew ; we are ready for
bis coming. Blew, Gabriel, blew," plead
cd the minlster.
CuiTy could no longer reslst the tempt
ation, and sent n wild peal ringing fiem
end te end of the church ; but long bofero
its hist echo died away his master and
hiraself wero the only occupants of the
building.
"I'e ready fur de llokeu Mam Qabe,"
uaid Cull j, showing every toetli in his
head, "forl'elare tograelous it's werf two
neKiiigs te 6ce de way common farm cattle
kin git ober the greuud wid skcarcd
'Scenslenlsls behlnd dem."
Opposition Is what it wants. That will make
it solid ; we mean Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup. It
ha j entered thelHts and came out far alien l.
In the rnnks of lrgltlmate household reme
dies for the eure e( ceuglis mid colds. Dr.
Hull's Ceugli Syrup stands first. X'llce ttJcts.
Indulgence uml Kieiuh,
Whether erer eating or di Inking nre made
luumlcss by using Hep Ultters freely, giving
elegant appetttu and cnoyment by using
them bofero nnd removing nil dullness, pains
and distress nttetwards, leaving thu head
char, nerves steady and all the footings
buejnnt, elastic and mero happy than bolere,
Thu pleasing effects of a Chilstlivu or sump-
ineusuiuiier continuing nays nnarwarus
tr.,lnn,. -flA.,,..innM
A'ete Yerk W'ltnett, Auguit 15, 1SS0.
" I find that In addition te the iiura spirits
contained In their composition, they contain
the extract et hops and ether well known und
highly approved medicinal roots, leavos and
tinctures In quantities sulllclent te render
the article what the makers claim It te be, te
wtt.nmedlclniil preparation and netu hover hover
age unlit and unsnfe te bu used oxceptnsn
med Icino
" Frem a careful analysis et their lermula
which wnsnttested under oath I find that In
itvf rv wlnu ulaq.i nt linn llltters. Lhe unllvi
mediclnal propettlos, nslde irem the distilled
spirits nre equal te a lull desu for an adult,
which tact in my opinion, sublects It te un In
ternal rovenuu tax as nincdlcinnl bitters."
(iiiiiKv H, Haum, IT S, Cem, In. Ilov.
Ilhrileiiml I.Iver.
Flvujears iire 1 broke down with kidney
mid liver complaint und iheumallsm. Slnce
then 1 havu beeu unnblu te bu about ut all.
My llverbecainu haid llke weeds my limbs
were pu trod up and filled with water. All the
best physicians agreed that nothing could
euro 1110. I resolved te try Hep Hitters 1 1
have used seven bottles thu hnrduess has all
geno from my liver, the S7;elllng from my
limbs, mid It has worked u mlruole in my ense,
otheiwlse I would have been new In my
grave J. W, Merkv,
Hutlale, Oct. 1, 'SI.
Poverty nuil bartering,
"I was dragged down with debt, poveity
ami sintering ler yenrs, caused by a sick fam
ily and large hll.'s ter doctoring. 1 (was com
pletely discouraged, until one year age, by
thoiidvice et my pi'.ter, I commenced using
Hep Hltters and in oue month we were all
well, and neuu et us lmve scen u sick day
since and 1 want te say te all peer men, you
can keep your families well a jear with Hep
I Hltteis for less than ene doctor's visit will
cost. 1 knew It,"
febSl-lunlAw a Woiikineuan.
Tlie Hind we Luce.
Tim mudlclne we most like Is that which
does Its weik quick and well. IluritoeK Jlloetl
Jliltert nre thu quickest kind nt n cum ter
dyspepsia mid liver und kidney itUoetlono.
Fur anil, tiv ll.lt. !?nnlirnii. ilniirirlut 1:17 nml
i irci North Uuesn street.
1 With Krerybedy te Huew.
Ilov. Geergo II, Thayer, an old citizen et
this vicinity known te evury ene us a most
intlmuitlal citizen mid christian minuter et
the M. E, church, Just this moment stepped in
our sUire te say, " I wish overybody te knew
that I constder that betli myself ami wlfu own
our lives te Millien's Consumption Cure." it
Is having u tremendous sale evur ourceuiitoni
nnd Is giving period satisfaction In all cases
et Liiug Diseases, such as nothing elsn has
dene. DHS. MATCHKTT4 FUANOB.
IIouubek, Itul., May IK, '7.
Sold by 11.11. Cochran. iUugglst,Nes. 137 nud
l.l'l North yueeiiHtroeULuncaster, toblleedi
llueklen's Arnicn 8lre.
The Hest Salve In the world ler Cuts,
IlruUes. Uoies, Ulcers, Salt Ittieum. Fever
seres, Tetter, Clmpped tlands, Chtlbiulns,
Cerns, anil all skin eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay icqutred, 11 H guar
anteed te glvn perfect satlslactlen or money
lotunded. I'rlce, 21 cents pur box. Fer sale
by C. A. Lecht r.
A I uwyrrs Opinion et intartit te All.
.1. A, Tawney, esq, n leading nttorneyol
Winona, Minn,, writes i "Alter using It ler
inoie than thrve years, 1 take great pleasure
In stating that I regard Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, as the beat remedy
In tlie weild for Coughs and Colds. It lias
nover failed te euro tliu most sovero colds 1
have had, and Invariably relieves the pain In
Trial bottles et this sure euro for all Threat
nud Lung Dlso.ises may be had Ireu ut 0. A,
Leeher'a drug store Large size, (1.00.
Detectives and I'tlrats Orncri
Usually wear their badges of authority con
coaled under tnelr oiethlntr. bnt Dr. Themat
Kcltctrle Oil weara its badges in the form el
prlnted labeig attached te each ana every
bettln, se that all may knew Its mission. It Is
gtvan lull nnd cotnpleto Authority te arrest
all aches and pains, nnd dei'slta duty overy
lime. Fer sole by II. D. Cochran, druggist,
1S7 and 139 North Quean street.
XUSD1VAI
A VKIl'd BA1UJA1'AKII.I.A.
THINK OF IT NOW
Although mneli Is said about the importance
e a bleed purifying modlctne, it may be pos
slble that the subieet has nover seriously
claimed your attention. TAfnfc et U new
Almest overy persen has seme form otserof
uleus po'sen lutent In his velns. When this
davoleps In Bcrofuleus Beres, Ulcers, or Krup.
liens, or lit the form et ltbeumatlsm, or Or Or
ganie Diseases, tlie suiTartng thstonsunslstor thstensunslstor thstonsunslster
ilblo. Henca the Rrntltudoet theso who dis
cover, as thousands yearly de, that
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
will thoroughly oradleito this evll Irem the
system.
As well oxpectllle without air as health
without pure bleed. Cloanse the bleed with
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
rRSFAIlBD RT
Dr. J. C. Aycr & Ce., Lewell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; l,slx bottles for $3
tebM inl-lydAw
A OKEAT S00UKH.1.
HOP PLATER.
This porous plaster Is famous for Its quick
and hearty action In curing I.ame Hack, Hheu
matlam, Uclallcu, Ci Irk In the Hack, bide and
illp, Neuralgia, BtllT Joints and Muscles, 8ore
Chest, Kidney Treubles and all pains eraches
either local or deep-seated. It seethes,
Strengthens and Stimulates the parts. The
virtues el hops comblned with gums clean
nnd ready te apply. Superior te liniments,
lotions and salves. I'rlce, 23 rents or & ler
tl.oe. Sold by druggists and country stores.
Mailed en rccelnt et prices. Hep Matter Cem-
pony, rroprieiers, uosien, Aiass,
A GREAT SUCCESS.
3-The best fatnll;
ly pill
I'llts.
inade-llawley's
"c. Pleasant In
Stomach nnd Liver
action nnd easy te take.
nev20-lyd4w
(1)
TAIIKEH'dT01llU.
Put a Brand en Him.
" Women are a necessary evll," lie said,
bringing down his list hard en the oeuntor te
cmnhaslza the heartlcss remark. It was in
thn viUske stere at West Milten, Saratoge
county, and the spoakerwas thocentralflgnre
or a group et bncholle philosophers. Ue was
homely, slevenly and sixty. "Thore's where
1 dltlcr from you altogether," said Mr. Geergo
T. Graham, el the same place. " Wemen ure
mostly what men make 'em. When husbands
aru brutes wives will fall Inte submission or
maku neme het for the men ; and thoy're un
natural In olther diameter. Love them, nnd
especially be geed te them when thoy're sick,
and you'll lmve no trouble Thern's my own
wlfu, new. Hlie's sulTured a geed deal with
dyspepsia, nervous prostration and ether all.
meets that took the bloom oil her checks nnd
tlie spilng out et her steps. Well, alie saw an
udvertl-ementet I'AiutEn'a Tesi ie, and thought
It would be J list thn thing for her case. (Jen tie
men, 1 sent tlve miles utter n bottle 8 he took
It. I sent again alter mero Soseveral tlmes.
Trounle? Why, It you could sce hew mucu
geed 1 has dene her you would say that
wemen uru the greatest nt Ged's blessings,
and 1' Anrc eii's TomieIs the next."
This preparation, which has been known ns
1'AiiKxit's UmeEn Te me, will hercaflcr be
called simply l'Ansun's Teme This change
has been rendered neceisary by substitutes
lmposed upon their customers by unprin
cipled dealers under thu namu of ginger; and
as ginger Is really nn unimportant flavoring
Inurement, we drop thu misleading word.
There 1- no rhainie, however, In the prepara
tion Itself and all bottles remaining In the
hands et dealers, wrapped under tlionnmeot
"1'AnKKB's UlNOKit Ten ie," contain the genutue
medicine 11 the plgnnture et Iliscex A Ce. Is
nt the bottom el outslde wrapper.
UATH ANJi VAf.
CMUI.T'7.Ui7d .SlANIr
OltKAT HEDUCTION IN
Hats, Caps, Furs,
Ladlea' Seal Saoques nnd Delmana,
LndieH' Fur-tilned Circulars,
Oents' nnd Lmllcs' Heal Cups nt Cost,
SILK UMUItKLI.AH.
A Large Assortment el OL'JVES nt Cost.
THEILAHGKST STOCK AM) ASSORTMENT
OF FASHIONAHLE
Winter lats, Cans, Pars, k
Ever oltered te the public, at the LOWEST
f KICKS. Wholesjlenml lletnll. Iluy
ter cash only and sell cheaper
man any oilier inn nieru
In the city.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE
Knox Silk & Derby Hat.
The ONLY Hat Manulaetery in Lancaster.
Heys' Caps tiem 10c. up. Men's Caps 01 all
kinds gnntly luduced 111 prlce. Uepatrlng
neatly ami piemptly dene. Old Silk Hals made
ashloimble.
JOHN SIDES,
il tld butccsser te 8IIULTZ A HltO.
IJUUlAUKb, XV.
Jll!
OAllltlAUr. HU1I.DKH9.
THE STANDARD
Carriage Werk
OF LANCASTER. COUNTY,
EDGBRLY & CO.,
Fine Carriage Builders,
MARKET STREET,
IN UKAU OF OENTIIALMAUICEV HOUSES
LANCASTER, PA.
We make overy style Huggyand Carriage
deslrud. All weik finished in the most com cem com
fertablo and elegant style We ue only tlie
best selected material, and employ only the
host mechanics Fer quultty or work our
prices nre the cheapest in the state. We buy
ter cash nnd sell en the most roasenublu terms.
Give us a call. All work warranted.
llEI'AIIllNa PHOMVTLY ATTENDED TO.
Onusotel workinen especially employed ter
that iiurpose. nM-tfdiw
alAVltlNKHY.
lilMhOlTVKD I'AUTKKIUsUll
HAV1NU
and p
btreet Iren
nnd petmanentiy clesed tne Chestnnt
btroetlren Works, l deslru te inform inyeiu
patrons and the publie generalls
still In the business, being located , 1
Iren Company's Works, North P.
uiiertuiy, viiui . uiu
in tne renn
'lum street.
whero I uiu making Iren ami ilrass Castings
otuYurydeiUlptlou, ami win oe pieuseu n
sorve all who may tm or me with their patron,
age. Frem te years oxperlenco In thu business
and using thu best material und employing
thu bust mechanics, I urn ButUrted 1 can guar
antee en tlie satisfaction. Castings made from
a mixture et Iren und steel which are mororo meroro morero
liablu ler strength und durability than the
best cast Iren known. V teeth roll pinions,
rolls and rolling mill work a specialty. Cast
ings made et very sett Iren, und brass cast,
tngs et every description. I lmve all the pat pat
teraarthe well and lavenibly known Mewrer
Cern and Cob Crusher, refltted und Improved.
Alse en hand, mills completely fitted up or In
parts, te replace old ones which have been In
iise ler years, guaranteeing them te glve
lslactlen.
anali-tiim) t- 0. MeCULLKY.
PHOtfKSSIONAI. 1'lAhO BlOVKH.
Pianos and Furniture moved at short no
nce Orders by mall solicited. Over 1,000
pianos moved In 'KfJJclNOKIILf
lebl-tld Ne. S.M N, (Jiieen St., Lancaster.
.-- IH
' Price TweCeiU. Vidi3
Cm
Our stock of Sprina Olethlna-
ls new ready for your Inspection.
It comprises such a varletv el
styles that we will surely be
able te suit you. Prices verv
low.
A, C. YATES & CO;
t
i
Ledger Building, Ohestnnt & Sixth Sis.'
I'UILAUELl'IIIA.
tell
M
VE1W A KATIIFOM.
irew. .., i
BUSY!
Preparations for spring Trade ertwapiJiy,
pregrrastngatUKNTKB HALT.. All our em
ployees are as busy as they can well be. Our
tables and shelves already bear ovldenco of
llie earn and 1
UL.OT1IINO i
thesa POUR
competiters: mint Ne. I-TIIK htyt.m.
l'eint NO. 2-TIIK FIT. Point Ne. 3-TIIH
QUALITY. 1'olntNe. 4ITIIK ; PIIIOK. It Is
yet early te speak of Clothing ler spring wear.
It is net tee early, howevor, te auvlse you
that we wish te be considered as comnetlna
In the race ler the trade that will seen be here
te tbe end that whoa you contemplate pnp.
chasing you win step In te soe us, and leek
ever the stock that wnshall then have, confi
dent that when you bring your host experi
ence te bear In making comparison, both as te
quality and price, you'll stay long eneugh te
buy such clothing as you will think necesiarj
te moetSprlng requirements. Sl'IUNU OVEli
COA'lS. Here you will find awell-oelectediet
ofSnrlngOvercoats, In all the new shades or
Cerkscrews, made te suit a lashlenable traJe.
with soft roll nnd medium length. blnsK
aarmenta-COATS, VESTS and PANTA
LOONS, all qualities, nt prices that will am
ply repay you te give us a eall whenever yen
exporfenco the want et thorn.
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADING LAN0A8TKU CLOTIIIKRS, k
NO. 12 BAST
KINO
'STRBBT
LANCABTEU, l'A.
H.
UKUIIAHT.
GBKAT BEDUOTION ,
PINE CL0tSn
-AT , '
H. Geihart's,
Ne. e East King Street
Iii order te reduoe a heavy stoek et FIliN
WOOLENS and te make room for the Spring
Importation, I will make up te erder ivll
heavy-welghtUUlTINGSandOVEHCOATlKa
Fer tbe Next 30 Days at a Ro Re Ro
ductien of 25 te 30 Per Ot ,
or First uest or net
ting Them Up.
I have also a Large Assortment ei medium
weight WOOLENS ter the early Spring trsile,
which will be made up before thu Spring.1'
trAdosetaln nt an equal reduction, te givt;
employment te my hands during dull tcw)n"
rim Aiteva reduction is r...t
OAUH ONLY.
N. H.Mv sample cards of Spring Imposi
tions nre new ready and any of my customers
desirous et securing cholce styles can de no
new.
H. GERHART:
nANHMANA 1IKU.
FOR BARGAINS IN
I-
"
C L O XH'I N G
OO TO-DAY, TO
L. GANSMAN & BROj'S.
AT THE COllNKH OF
NORTH QUEEN & ORANGE SIS
Uldlculetisly Cheap Overcoats at . MjMi.
Sre thu WonCeriul Overcoats at .oe.
soe the Overcoats et a JO, f 7M, fM w. fia
AH num ?'K ti"rj.. ., .. .m.n.lil
tea
tne All WOu eiuu.ni. e, r'v ""'-"
Plenty of styles i
rellable goods our own lip
Toe Sur Children's Pants at 63e Our lley
ranuntoec. Our strong and heavy IImeii
Men's Pants nt Jl and l.. .,.. i,,.
llomembor thoe hargaliis. W".1
valuoef veur meney bofero you purcrae
Loek wound i uml see it we are net unileiCU
lug anybeiy In this or any ether elty.
L Gansman & Bra
THE FASHIONAHLE MKIU'HANT TAl-
j.Olia Ann uwih jfr
Heb, 60.08 N0HT11 UUEKN MTJlKW'
Ulght en the 8outhit,Cen.w el Ortmtt
LANOASTKH, VX.
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- Net connected with any ether '.ClethtiV;
llmiiiiln thACltV. k
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