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LANCASTER, PA., THtJHSDAY, MARCH 20, 1884.
I'rlce Twe Centfl.
a
iiM
l&?le&-l Tl I r i it n
1
llUlltltXtl,
Mv
K1W JJ HATHI'Ort.
SPRING OVERCOATS,
si'iiiXM surif,
SPRING SUITINGS.
Hiirliuc OviirrenlH In nil Hut newsliiiiliN nt
CORK HCIIKWH, nuidit le suit u tiishlimuble
trade, with mil roll mill melluiit length,
Our stunk e! Hl'UINw HIHTH nut new rendy
ler In-jnTtliiii. 1 hey me mikilit iiem ciuelully
HlllltUlUll lllllt-TlllIn 1 1I llalOl.O'llll Ul.d .lltlllCllVM
styles, and i firhi) hueIi it vmlulyui will
unable in iii ili..8ti eM-iy lancy.
(let h'ainiites or Our $10 Sitlls.
(Jet humpies or Our if IS! SiiIIn.
Can be luvl liv culling ut tlm utiiru. or will be
mulled iii m furnishing itdiliuss
M'UIM. WoeLKNilnitll tlm new, beiiutl.
J,".1. "'"I. """' f'l'hlmmblu patterns ler FINK
CUSTOM TAILORING
I utest r'iuhlii'1 Plates ler Inspection Per
li'Cl Fitting Ourmuuls In cornel stylus guar-
llllteid.
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADING LANCASl'Mt CLOT1I1KHH,
NO. 13 EAST KINO STREET.
LANCABTKIt. PA.
A N lM SrA.MI,
HUT A NKW FIRM,
With New Goods
-AND-
New Business Methods.
ai.i.csii nuiciiA'.KimeivKv the ad-
V.MAh Or TIIK A1II TRANV-
ACIION. Hllliigliii Cindl mill
telling lei tush, enablis
Burger & Sutten,
MERCHANT TAILORS & CLOTHIERS,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
te um:
Dotter Bargains in Certain Lines of
Rendy-mado Qoeda Than Can
Be Had Elaowhero.
Tint ( oe In ure 1 lut ( hfiipet, tln Fined nml
Heat ami ter hlyiu every pmt.li.isi r Hiirnly inn
strut en. It toil want Vintulnens, ei u Ceat
or u est, call ijiiIi k, w llli yum mono)', en
Ne. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
11-lMl
11
Illbll & IlKOTHKU.
ATTENTION!
OUR $12 SUIT
MADE TO ORDER.
Ib tlie bet eff.r ever given te the people te
liiivnn geed, HiitMtmitlnl, well trlniniril, geed
titling hull or clothing inim ter tins prlcentn
iiiiuly made milt We luive tint go ds In dlttor dltter
Dili ht) les and usk you te call ami sue them.
THINK OK IT. AN
All Weel CassimereSuit
FOR TWELVE DOLLARS,
MADE TO YOUR OWN OlWKll.
ALL WOOL PANTALOONS
te eiwei:,
PCR FOUR DOLLARS.
Hirsh & Brether's
1'KNN HALL CI.OI11INU HOU3K,
Noe. 2 and 4 North Queen Streot.
I.ANUAbTKIt, PA.
II.
OKIttlAllr.
GREAT REDUCTION
-IN-
PINE CLOTHING
-AT-
H, Gerhart's,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
In order te rcilucen hwivy stoelc el FINK
WOOLKNS uml te lmikn room for tliu bpilnif
Impei union, I will uiiike up te enlur till
tlciivy.wclKlilbUlTINOannilOVKUCO.VIlNO
Fer the Next 30 Days at a Re
duction of 25 te 30 Per Ot.,
or First Cost of Get
ting Them Up.
I liave also n Liri;e ABortinent et uiLullmn.
welKlit WOOLKN8 ler tlie emJy BprltiK tniile,
wlilcli will be iimile up lie lore tliu Hpilnu
tr.ule sutH In nt mi cijuul tt'iluctlen, te ttive
oiniileyincnt te my liunils iliiiliiijilull bchudii
THE AllOVK UKIiUOTWN JH I OH
a ami exia:
N, 11, My sanipUt ciinls of Sprlntr Importa
tions ure new rumly uml iiuy of my cuatumurs
iloalreuiioivoGuriiiK cholce btylca cuti de no
n uw,
H. GERHART.
V
ITOHIA
Cern Remover.
The most oirectlvo propnritlen ler thoio theio thoie
mnvnl et Cerns, Hiiiiieun, Wurts, etc., uver
piiietm ueioie 100 puuue.
Wurruuted te eradicate completely and
within usiiert limn tlie most obdurute corns,
hard or teft, without pain,
IT IS A 1-04ITIVB OVTIIK. BCLPAT
DOHTOLD'S DRUG STOE.
HO. iOl, WEbTOItANaKSTltEET, corner 01
Ctmrlotte. Ul-lyd
BUEGER k SUTTOI
ItUV UUUDS.
"lAIII'Kl
-AT-
HARNISH SlCO.'S,
46 WEST KING STREET.
iiAw,,.!lr4'.1l)!,r.J,."r.r,n' le ",lr oimtetntiM AM-
Extra-Super Carpet,
AT 7fc!., WOKTII We. I'KH YAIIO. AI.80,
U A G C A Jl P E T S
Ofonrewu tiiiiuiiliuiliiMiikt vnry low prlceM,
Woiletliii InruiMt Iiiih'iwii in tliuclly In ltii
I iirpi'td ImcjuiHii we timke lliu liml turiiet ler
tlm leiwl tiiennv, neil our ciiitem lla Cur-
IHttMiirelticit'iinliiK fiOpur cunt nvery hkhheu i
ami wi'Klvu ciiHlniiKUH piirftei Hatl-iliictleii.
lNdllAtN CAKPKlantr.o.,wertli 40c.
Iltl'.ss (iOOUSnriillklniN. Uri-ut IliirKHlns
III Itl.At K C'AHIIMhKKH iillil.llCllhKV
CM) Ills, nml MMIONBelkll KIihIm,
in Ulevii". IIih( et nil kliuN. II1U-
lieiirt, IfuiiiliuiKH unit ItiMurtliiKH.
HouBefurniabing Dry Goods,
SlioelliiKS, TiiIjIu I.ltu naniid TlcUlii(;s lit Lew
Pi Irui.
-(;l.()Tlll.N(l MAUK'lOOUDKIi nt Hliert
tint Ice.
Ne. U'rlinu Htcnmuil KKA'lllKId nlwnys en
liiitnl.
Jacob llarnipli, Witmcr Hess,
Ne. 46 WEST KING STRBRT,
fitliil.lmilA'iinw I.ANUA"JTi:il, Pu.
N
JKWMl'ltlNU Ulll)ll.1
Grand Opening I
TOT, SHAND & CO.,
Ilnve IIecpIvdiI frlxiy Cimim mill ll.iles of
NEW SPRING GOODS
Wltliln tlm pnnt ttrnlt attlm lewmt prlcus ever
known In thrtlilitery of tliu Dry
Uoetlx IjiihIiiess.
NKW8PI.VU DUKHa (iOOt).
OTTOMAN nml PIN CIIKOK SUITINGS.
MKLANUKH, DKIIKUK8, A11MUUK8.
I1..AUIC AND COI.OUKII OASIIM IIIIKS.
NKWCOMMiHln DICKS3 8II.KS.
NKWMPltlNl) II041KIIV AVDUI.OVR1.
CAM IIIUC nml 1WISS KMIIItOIDKItlKH.
ItUtlllNU.S, tOMiAltl nml LACKS.
NKW (JAI.ICt)KSmitl PKKCAI.KS.
V A8III.SU GINH1IVMS nml UIIKVIO W.
hlllKTINii PHlNTSlltu! CAMltUIO.
TAIII.K I.INKN8. NAPKINS nml TOWKI.S.
MiKKTINUSaiul P1M.OW MU8I.IN8.
LACK CUH1 AIN3 nml PILLOW 811 AMS.
Popular (Joeils at Popular Prices
-AT TIIK
NEW YORK STORE,
NOS. 8 k 10 KAST KIKU ST.,
LVNCAHrKIt, PA.
VTBVT IIUOil Tt) Tilt: UUU1IT II)U8K
FAMESTOCK'S.
! MS! SIS!
t.VOeO wnrlll el III ACK, COt OUKD. hTHll'K
unit (.I1KCK bll.KS. J imt Inntlutl trein mi tin.
pertt'i's mictien milu In New Yerk.
Urewn. Nnvy lllue, Myrtle Ollve, (liirnet,
nml Ilreiuu hUki, only STKc
Nuvy llliif. Ilrewn. Mtrtle OreiMi. llronze
untl uuriift btlkH.aue.ClL', We. unit tl l.
HtrlpuHIIkH, illllurent uointiiniitleuu, te, 50e
Gte iiml T3e.
Check HltkH. Itliick mul wlillu nml wlilte iiml
blnck, Me una (?, clu'iip.
Illnclc Silk lit AOe,n3r,73c,l)7P, tl.OO, II.UX,
l.S.1,tl.C0, 11.73 uuil lit".
TIIK II EST HILKS AT PIUCH8 W1C HAVli
hVfctt OKKfcllHI). OUR
BLACK SILKS
At II ivimidil.l'iK nfii Ix'iiitlm ut tlm tirlcit,
uml wurtliy tlie tuily ulteiitluti of tliesu In
wunl.
49- On iiml nluir March 17, our stout will lut
epuu In tliuuvunliii; till liuthur notice.
R. E. Eahnesteck,
I.ANUA8TKU, PA.
Next Doer te the Court Heuso.
VAltlllAHKM, AV.
rMM". UAKUIAdU UU1L.UUU8.
THE STANDARD
Carriage Werk
Of LANOAbTKK COUNTY.
EDGERLY & CO.,
Fine Carriage Builders,
MARKET STREET,
If HUAUOKOENTUAI.MAUIiKT HOU8K8
LANOASl'KU, PA.
We liinUu uvorvstvle lliutuvnnd Cnrrlnue
iH'Hlrud, All weik flnlshud lit the tneit com.
let tame mid eleipint Btylu. We uee only the
beat Bdlected nmtuiliil, nnd employ only the
bejt inucliunlc4 for quality of work our
prices utu tliu eheupent In tint atute. We buy
ler cuuh uml mill en the mint leiisoniiljluleriiiii.
Ulvu iia u cull. All work wiinunted.
ItKPAlltlNU PHOMVTLY ATTKNUKDTO.
One net et work men especially employed ter
that nurpoae. 2MfdAw
VllQTMiUAI'lltl.
T K
, iieti:.
There has been such u demand for
LA HUE I'HOTOUItAl'lIH tllUt 1 was
Lempulled te get u VKItY LA It OK
CAMKKA IIOX te meet the demand.
Wu can new maku you u PHOTO as
small as the smallest locket will held
up te a fi-lncli lace, te fit (an Vjx'i'i
VTrame.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 100 North Qucen, Streot,
juncMicij
nKltltlAI.,
A YKIfHtlllKKItY PKtllUltitl..
Aypr'H Cherry Pccleml.
COLD ? .... " Orrvllli), Ohie, 8tpU 10 18U
.vuuj, 'iiuvlnitlMiiuidiilpJecttoiilireiiulilal
iitTt'ctlnn. with Iroiiiiitntceldx.lorii iiuiuher el
jimrn, I hnruliy ctcrtlfv tlmtAycr'H Cherry P.e
lenil ulvt'K inn proniitrellef, mid j tlie tneit
tfluctlve lutniiily I luivueviir trlnd.
"JAMBI A. IIAMII.TOH.
.... ' hdltoret Jim Vreicenf
(01 (1HS Mt.OIUiid.ohle. .Iiimtvil.lwj
uwuuut.. . iinvemml Ayiir'n Cherry Pec
DihI IIiIh Hprlnir for a mivirn teiiuli uml liitm
Imiiblu with uoiHli-iruet, uml 1 am ple.ird Id
luuemiiiuml Itlomiyeno Blmllnrly iihcetud
" lUllVKT llAUflllMAR,
" Piopriiiteriilolii) llotet,
I'llKl'AtlEDIIV
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Ce , Lewoll, Mass.
Held Ity nil Droughts
tnlD-iH.Vw
A
HKKAT HUUOKH.t.
HOP PLATER.
Thin porous pliifler In fatneim ler Hm eulck
nml heurty ectleii In curliiK Lmnulliick, Uhuu
iniitUni Hclntlcii Crick In the llnck, Mduiimt
Hip, NeiinilKlii. Htlir.leInUiinil H nuclei), boie
Client, Klitney TreuliliMiiml nil pulus eruuliui
fltliur lecul or (loep-ieiited. It hoeiIhh,
HtieiiKthitmi nml Htlmiilutns tlie pnrtH. Tliu
vlrtuitH et liens combined with i'iiiiiu-nli.iM
nun runny te nppiy.
lotlen-i mid sulvca. I
Hupurler te lliiliiMints,
rlie, ill cunts or 5 ler
lit mid cnuntrv tnre.
tl.O). Sold by lru(?liti
Miillnit en recelnt et prlcen. I fop I'lutter Cum
)anv, I'roprletoi-H, Jloiten, Miuh,
A GREAT SUCCESS.
-Tlm best tiitull
pill tililile-iiiiwiey'R
btemucli uml Liver
PIIih. 'ie. Pluaitint In
action mid cuiy te tnke
nev2lyilAw
(I)
G
IAIN IIKALTII AMI IIAPPIMVJ-t.
new t
DO AS OTIIKKS IIAVC DUNK.
AUK YOllK KIDNKY8 DIOItDKItKI) T
"Klilnuy-Wert brought tne from my Knive,
H8 It were, utter I hud beuu ulvun up by U bent
doctors In Detroit-"
Al. V. DuvxiiAUX, Mechunlc, ion In, Mich.
AUK YOUIl NKHVKS WKAK t
Kldiioy-Werti'iirtxl me Iiem iiurvemt wonk wenk
mm, Ac. utter I hud net, expected te live."
Mi. M. 31. II. Goodwin, Kd. CUriittdn Monitor
Cluvelnnd, Ohie.
IIAVKYUU llUlUIIT'SDISKASK?
" Kldnoy-Wert eiued inn whim my wilier
win JiiHt likuchulk mul then like IiIeimI."
i rnnk WIIheii, Peubedy, 31u.
SUKfKIHNO KUO.M DlAIIKTKSt
" K lilnuy-Wert Ii tint mint mitcest t u remedy
1 huve ever umxl. (Jlvet iilme-it Itiimedlnte ie
llel."-Dr. Phillip C. Ilnlleu, MoiiUten, Vu
IIAVK YOU LI VKU COMPLAINT T
" Kidney. Wen cured mu of Chroule Llver
DUeiuet utter 1 pnitud te tliu.' Ilcury Wiinl.
Inte Cel. Wlh Nat. Uuuril, N. Y.
IS YOUIt HACK LA UK AND ACIIINO ?
' Klilnuv-Wert (1 bettle) curetl mu whuii I
wustte Iiimu I liiul te roll out of bed."
C. il. Tulmui;u,.Mtlwuu .ui WN.
IIAVK YOU KIDNKY DI4KA8K 1
" Kidney NSeit mitdu inuHiiiiml In llvitriuid
ktdnejH niter e.um or unnncee-iitiii doctor) ni.
UN worth IIUu box." b.itn'l lledjud, Wlllluina-
tenn, Went Vu.
Alti: YOU CONhTIPATKD?
" Kidney Wert ciiusiih eusty uviicuutlen untl
cured mu utter 10 yeum use el ether m(llcliie."
Nelsen rnlrclilut, Ht. Albuu, Vt.
IIAVK YOU MALAUIA 1
"Kldnoy.Wert Inn iicmu butler tlmn nny
ether letnedy I iiiivh uvitru.it I In my piuu piuu
tlce." Ur. It. K. Clurk, Seuth liore, Vt.
AUK YOU ItlLlOUHT
" Kldnoy-WerlhiiHilonumu moreuood than
nny ether reinudy I liuvuevertukun."
Mrs. J. T. oullewuy, Kik Flut, Oiouen.
AUK YOU TOUMKNTKD WITH P1LK37
" Kldnity-Wert purmnnttntly cutud inn el
bluudluic pllea. Dr. W. C. Kltuu recemmumletl
It tome."-lii!0, II. Herst, Cuahtur M. Hunk,
Jlyurmewn, Pu.
AUK lOU UIIKUMATHM HACKUD 7
"Kldnoy.Wert cured mu utter I win nil en
up te dlu by phyNluliitiM mid I uml HUllurutl Ju
years." fclbililge Mulceuib, Weal Hath, Mu.
LADIES AHK YOU SUKPEHINU J
" Kldnuy-Wert ciiritd me el peculiar Iren,
lilei et hitvenil yeniH HtumlliiK. .Miiuy trlumlx
into mul prnUii It." Mrs. U. L.iiiiereuui, lulu
l.u Motte, U
It you would llauUli Dtte.iseuiKl Until Hu.iltli
tuke
KIDNEY-WORT,
TIIK Itl.OOD CLKANSKH.
(lucAiteditw
JUUHILAIj lXHTHUMKMTt:
Y
ftl.U) JB WI11TH
Wilcox & White Organ Oe.
SPECIAL TEN DAYS SALES.
N O W IS TI l K TI M K TO II U Y
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT 8LAUUHTKH1NU PUICKS.
Que Geed Sucend-ll.ind i'l.ine tMM
One KleituiilSecnniMliind OiKiiu I3.0U
One Kleicuut Nuw Olgilli, 1'J-btep Cuuplui'3
uml Sub Itus-t 53.(0
WUCOX & VMlltO OlKUIIH trem i3.00 te 16U.IU
"Kntibe," MePhall, Grovenotoln &
Fuller, KoyBteno, and Veae
& Bena Hnnea,
All Murlied Down te llottem Priced.
Klyen uwuy.
Atmeiil
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warerooms,
NO 152 EAST KING STREET,
II. II. LUCKKNIiACII, Aueilt.
fubl7-tlil
l'AVXH tlANULKHtl, ,tc
pilAHKn W. 1'llV.
bUNI) YOUKOUDKUSIN Huff rOU
PnntT Hanging anil Sluule Werk,
Aa the rush will seen commence. We huve
an Klcgunt Stock et
WALL PAPEES.
et Kveiy inscription In nil the Lca'ilug New
l'utteuic. Over Filly Designs of
DADO SHADES,
In the prevailing New Celers, six and seven
loot long i thcsugeiHls nre getting mero pep
ulnr every (teuten, l'lulii Uenils, all widths,
ler any kind et a window, Flxtuied, Cettls,
Ornaments, Ac
LACE CURTAINS,
Frem Oue Dellar u pair up. Hed tetts, I'lilew
Shams, Tidies uml Lambrequins Walnut,
lirass, Cherry, Ash and Ebony curtain roles.
rim AND MAN1LE Miiineiis.
PHARES W. FRY,
67 NORTH QUEEN ST.
LAN0A8TEU, PA.
AllA AND HAVANA UIUAUS.UUAKAN
L teud clear llller, forbe, ut
lIAKrMA.Va YKLLUW 1TU0.NT CIOAR
STOKE,
FARM AND GARDEN.
shaseniulk hints hi fakmkhs.
i he Dlltaraiit Method, et iiulttviilliia the
mrnwbfrrjr Hew Umiu'la 'llil.tla
May be Dettriiyetl.
(lerinnntewii TelOKrupli.
Tliore Id ntueli eatd ft bout tlie Heverttl
mothetln of etilttvatini; tlie Htniwliurry,
Bome pcople ndepting ene ami another
way. nud if well ntteuded te they nil Reetn
te ile well oueiifli lit KDtne evidently
hotter than ethers. Fer htiUnce, heuiu
perslHt in planting nfter the hill xyntuni,
the plantfl qtilte wide- apart. TliU in
popular with heiiiu Kll'('0burH, muie por per
liaps hecaufe it Ih he littte IoIIevmiI, ami
ruKnrdcd rut mero " noletitille" than from
ntiy partlcuhr advantni) te be durivul
(mm it. It certainly it (pilnH morn labor
in constantly cutting uwuy the tuuituts an
fast an they npcar, whlle it k'vch a better
opportunity for the wekIh te net alenir
'l'hcu thore f the row syHtum, which U
mero pepal.tr than the) hill. Tliu pUnU
ure But about ilftuen InehiH apart in tlie
rows, and the rows two feet ap-irt or a
littlu mom. Thin plan uIhe admits of
buliiK heed botwuen tljn reiVH nud the
plnntH in the rewd, up il tliu runnerB ure
llkowlse out away. This tieueHitatcn, lilte
the hill nyntdin, n geed deal of extra labor,
but yiuldH Keuurally a geed crop of larh'e
berries.
Auother nnd hotter way, we think, is
Hettlni: the planta in bed of any form. Seino
prefer the usual eqnare or oblong garden
bed, divided by walka a feet wide, or in
lenjj, narrow boils, ocetipyln an outire
border or sidu of nu ordinary stzutl garden ;
the plantti te be net about flfieuti iuehut
apart each way. Hut few woeiIm tnnke
tlielr appariiuce, ewlnj; te the plautH lilt
lug up all the space ; and such an de
appear fcheuld bu remeved by the baud.
Should the plautH beceme tee mueh
crowded, they must be thinned out. In
this way, while aH larne berrleH are ob
tained nn in any ethor way, if net te n
greater extent, the bedri remain iu noeil
bearing fully twice nit leiitf, ltianiniicli as
that while the ethor methedd ceutmuu
bearluj,' from the old btoeld the bud can
supply itself with vines, by removing the
old ones or a portion of them. We have
had beds te continue te make full yiuldH
for flvoer six yearn, and for never less than
four, when properly attended te.
In Hetting out the strawhetry it eau Id
(Idiie either iu Nprlng or fall ; If in tlie
fall the ill Mt week in September itt profur prefur
red, but many pontens antioiptte this by
selecting the last ten days of summer
that is, Irem the 20th of August. Spring
planting will insure a full yield the fellow
Ing year ; while Aucust nud September
planting cannot be dupended en for even
half a crop without very carclttl setting
out and alter attention, by liberal mulch
ing, as a proteetlvu agaiust the het suns
that generally prevail ut that seauen Hut
we have known line crops te bu raised
from fall plautiug and it is ceuteuded that
snob crops may generally be insured by
this extra attention. However this may
really be, tins season for planting has be
corne very pepulat and is pursued by a
majority of expert growers. The bell for
the strawberry should net be very moist,
dug a geed depth, and eutiehud highly
with well retted barnyard manure. The
plants should contain plenty of ilbretm
roots and should be set no deeper that) te
cover the roots aud then the ground
pressed rather firmly around thorn. Muleh
well aud keep clear of weeds. On the
approach of winter cover lightly with long
stable manure or straw. Hufore setting
out the plants in the fall, soleet from your
old beds strong young planta as soeti as
they are large enough nud are sufllciently
rooted, say the latter part of July, and
transplant te a cool, well prepared bed,
whero they will speedily take loot and
grew rapidly and alfenl extra geed plants
ler setting out threo or four weeks after,
aud produce a tolcrable crop the following
year.
Te Destroy the IMuadii Tlilstle.
Thore are inauy tuotheds given by which
this, the vilest pest of the farm, may be
permanently extirpated, but scarcely oue
is ever found te be what it is claimed te
be a eei tain tcmedy. In several states the
Legislatures pursued it with the law, but
who can tell us that n single owner of laud
evor madu war upon the enemy bcciuse
of the law ? Toe Canada thistle and no
ether Infliction of the farm was ever get
rid of by act of twembly. IJttt there U ti
plain, common scusu method by which the
thistle is headed off, aud that is by fro fre fro
quent cultivation of the i-oil, and there 1b
no better crop for tills than that et corn,
and assisting this by resolutely digging it
out with the fork as laht as it makes its tip tip tip
poarauce ubove greuud. lly digging out
with the fork it cau be taken out entirely,
leaving no pieces behind ; but if the spade
is used and the plant cut, each ptoce will
sprout again It will net he likely te dis
appear ut the tlret attenpt, but by
replanting the laud with corn, aud con
tluulug te flht the pest with the fork as
befere, it will eventually be headed off. If
this thistle nhews itself iu the garden or
lawn, cut it olTcleeo te the ground aud 1111
the hollow of the remaintug portion of the
stem with salt, aud it willsoeu give up the
ghost.
Fer I.evit in u I Ittla Ul lid
Clnelimatl Nuwh Juuraul.
In a pottery factory lure there is a
workman who had oue small invalid child
at home. He wrought at his trade with
exemplary lhlelity, being always iu tint
shop with the opening of the day. He
managed, however, te bear each evening
te the bodside of his " wee lad" ns he
called him, a llewer, a bit of ribbon or a
fragment of crimson glass indued any
thing that would liu out en the white
oeuutorpauo and give a color te the
room. He was a quiet, tiiihouMmeutal
mau, but never went home at night with
out something that would makolhe wan
face light up with y at his return. He
uever said te a living soul that
he leved that boy he much. Still
he went ou patiently loving htm, Aud by
nnd by he moved that whele shop Inte
positively real, but unconscious, lelluw lelluw
ehip with him. The workmen made
curious little Jars and cups upon
their wheels, nud painted diminu-
tlve pictures down their sides bofero they
stuek thorn iu the comers of the kilu at
burning tlme, One brought seme fruit in
the bulge of his apron, and auother en.
gravlngs in a rude tcrup book. Noteuo
of them whispered a wind, for this solemu
thiug was net te be talked about. They
put thorn iu the old man's hat, where he
(emul them, se hu understood ail about it;
and, bolleve It or net, eytiics, as you will,
but it is a fact, that the outite pottery
full of men, or rather oearso llbre by
tiature, grew quiet as the mouths drifted,
becoming goutle aud kind, and seme
dropped swearing as the weary leek ou
tue patient loliew worker s iaca told tlietti
boyeud mlstnkethat the inevitable shadow
was drawluc uearer. Every day new
seme did a plcoeof work for him and put
it en tue sanded pianic te tiry se mat no
could ceme later autl go earlier, Be,
when the bell tolled, nnd the little cefllu
camoeutoftho lowly deer, right nreuud
the corner, out of sight, thore steed 100
stalwart worklngmeu from the pettery
With their g'.etui clothes en, meat of whom
gave a half day's tlme for the prlvllege of
taking part In the simple precession, nnd
following te Its grave that small bunion of
n child which probably net ens had ever
seen.
Ilnliny Blimp.
Dle Lewis' Monthly.
Sleep Is te the brain what rest is te the
intinolefl. Sleep is n craving mero impor imper impor
tunate than hunger. Among seme of the
aticlcuU, deprivation of sleep was used as
a punlsbment. This erunlty was Inllloted
by tlie Iletnans upon l'erseus, nnd the
Carthaginians deprived Hegulus of his
oje lids Iu order te niakehItn se far sleep
less.
Thern are threo kinds of steep : First,
natural ; s oetid, patholegioal ; third,
art llelal.
The length of tlme that should be de
voted te natural sleep it is net easy te
determine A maxim of the school of
Salurue runs thus :
" Itlie ut six nml eat nt ten,
Kut ut six Hud buil utteni
Tun timet ten yt-tiiH
Yeu muv llve thun."
A child spends mero than half its llfe in
sleep. An adult should spend oue third of
his. The aged sleep but little, though in
cxtrome old age the habit of infancy often
letnrtis.
Girls aud wotneu rcqulre mero, but
generally get less than men. An hour's
sleep belore midnight is worth mero than
an hour after midnight. Saint Fraueis, of
SaleB, used te say that "early rising
presetves health nud holiness."
Insomnia, or slccpleesnees, 1b common,
especially among mothers with young
children, aud among the victims of over
work aud anxiety. Students iu oellego
often complain of sleeplessness. It is a
perilous thing te resort te drugs. The
only real euro is found in physical labor.
F.itigue from oxereiso iu the open air Is
almost invariably followed by sound
sleep
MOW
A feline Heroine.
Londen Dally Nuws.
Public opinion is often hard en cats.
They nre nccuscd of u gentle and compla
cent HelllbbneHs, which gives an admired
tone of calm te their manuer. Mr. Romanes
has lately hhewn that cats are phile the
Greeks had no cats till a late bcried and
we cannot, therefore, coin n proper word
te express that quality iu the cat which is
called philanthropy iu man. Sufllce it te
f.iy that cats can be charltable te eats. A
cat iu Mr. Itomaues' "Mental Evolution
iu Animals" found a starved cat anJ gave
the peer beast her own dinuer a fish
dinner tee. Here was real altruism in n
puss. A romarkable example of pluck
aud duvotieu has just been given by
another cat. When Lusby's Musle hall
was bttruud, n cat, the mother of four kit
teus, chanced te be out of danger's way,
but the kittens wero iu danger at the rear
el the ctage. Suveral times that brave
putts inshed into the choking smeke and
several limes she was driven back. Three
kiitcirs she rescued, then she hurried back
for the fourth, but she returned no mero.
The charred remains of the cat aud her
kitten wcre found "lying side by side
where the Ilre had overtaken them." If
cither scot of Positivists still commemorates
the virtues of the lower creation, this peer
pluclty cat tlcseivPH a place among the
four looted saints. Did auy deg ever display
se much devotion, nnd could auy mau die
better?
Mr. IrWnn Tel In n Uueit Mtjry.
Ilosten LeMer te the N. V. Oruphle.
The queen, as he who wishes may read,
has often rnade visits both of plcasure and
policy te her estates iu Scotland, bulntr at
such times mero thau hartily welcomed by
the cauuy Scots, who, almost without ex
ception, highly rovercuco her aud iudorse
nil that stie docs.
On oue occasion, shortly after her visit
te her castle in the outskirts of Balmoral
(blessed aptness), Mr. Irving, who wan
traveling through tlie country, met an old
Scotch woman with whom hu speke of her
majesty,
The queen'B a geed woman," he
said.
I tnptieeu she's gude enough,
but
tlirre are things I carina bear."
" What de you mean ?" asked
Irving.
Mr.
" Well I I think theie are things
even the queen has no right te de.
that
Fer
iinu thing, sitogees rowing en tlie lake en
Soenday aud it's net u Chreestiau thing
te de !'
" Hut you knew the Hlble tells uh"
" I knaw," she interrupted augrily.
" I've read the Hlble sinoe I waa se high,
an' I kuaw cvry word in't. I knaw aboet
the Soenday llshlng aud a' the ethor things
the geed Lord did, but I want ye te knew
tee, that I don't think auy the mero, e'eu
efllini, foradeiu It."
I nil limit i, llitiiiillug of C'Hlllu.
N. .Sun.
The less in this oeuntiy arising from
the inhuman handling of beef cattle en
railroads is new ostimated te be about
$10,000,000 per annum from mero shrluk shrluk
age ulone. This falls upon the couBumer
aud producer, but. ttulike the stock yards'
charges and the oveners' robate, it yields
no profit te anybody, and the abuses
which occasion it are a standing menace te
the public health.
Parents must luinuiubur that children huve
mero need of friendly monitor than et cunse.
ileus uilllcs i Instructors who would advise
them te never be without Dr. llnll's Cough
hyrup, the only pleasant rutnedy ter croup,
dlplitneilii, mi l mho tlueit,
Hlckctt Out.
Hew liiiiny people tliete ure who ure strug
gling te rtae in this world that mu kicked
down and out by unvleus ilvuls. Themas'
Kcleclrle Oil nuvei- " klckud out" Its pultens.
It Is trim blue Fer tin out titrccltnii, ustlimii
ami citturrli It Is u certain mid nipld emu. Ker
sule by II II. Cochran druggUt, U7 uml Ml)
North Queen all eet.
A Kftnntrhnbla r.Minpn
Sirs Mary A. Dulluy. of Tunkhunneck. Pa..
was ii 111 ic ted ler six jeurs with AHthmu ami
llreiicliltls, during wlikh tlme tliu In-sl physi
cians (Oiild glve no rellet ller lift) was ilo ile ilo
epulied el, until In lust October she procured
u llottle el l)r King's Nuw Dlscevuiy, when
linmedliite lellet wustelt, and by continuing
Its me ler a short tlme Bhe was completely
cuied, gaining In llesh M) Bs, In u low mentlis.
Kree Trial Hottlcset this cuitulu euro et till
Threat uml Lung Discuses ntu. A. Leelier's
Drug Steru. Large llettles il.te.
ituokleu's Arniea bIte.
The Hest Salve In the world ter Cuts,
Ilrutses. Seres, Ulcers, Suit Hlieum, Fuvur
sores, Tetter. Chuppetl Hands, Chilblains,
Cerns, and nil skin eruptions, and positively
eures I'llee or no pay ieiiilril. 11 ! guar
anteed te gtve perfect sutlslactlen or money
ruiiimloe. l'rlcu, a cunts pur box. Fer sule
by C. A.Leclitr.
Heme Mining Alluded Women
Can regulate their husbands mnuzlngly last,
should tliey not-le their duty. Uurileck Heed
7;ffer tue u geed regulator et thuelrculutleti.
They un exclusively a bleed tnnle, una count ceunt
quuntly ttrlke at lUt roetol many teileusull.
luetits. Fer tale by II. II Cochran, druggUL
U7 und 13J North Queen street.
1 VIli everybody te Knew.
Hev. Guergu II. Thayer, an old citizen et
tills vicinity known te uvery ene us u most
tntluiintlal citizen and christian minister el
tlie M. K. chinch, Just this moment stepped In
nur Mtnrii til huv. 1 wish uvurvbed V te knew
that I canstilur that both uiyselt uud wife ewo
our lives tobhtleh's Consumption Cum." it
Is having n tremendous nale ever our counters
and Is giving perfuct satisfaction In all cases
et Lun Disease, such vm uethluir ulau has
denu. DU1.MAlCHKTi'FllAN0B.
HoimueR, Did., May 13, ;.
Sold by II. II. Cechruii, tUugglst, Nes. 117 aud
13'J North queen b tree t. Lnncuster. toblleetU
InilnlReiien ami Kmriiei,
Wliother overeitlntf or drinking are matle
harmless by using Hep 111 tiers freely, (jiving
elegant npputlle nnd oneymmit by using
them befere mid removing nil ilullncsa, pains
and dlalreas ntterwards, leaving tliu head
clear, nerves Htendy ami nil tlie foellnKS
buoyant, elastic nml mero happy than belore.
The pleasing otTectH of a Christian or sump
tuous dinner continuing days afterwards.
Kmlneiit Teitl loony.
New Yerk H'lf'tett, uyuil IS, tS30.
" I nml that In addition te the pure spirits
contained In their composition, they contain
the extract et lie.s and ether well known nnd
highly approved medicinal roots, leaves ami
tinctures In quantities sufllolent te render
tlioartlele what the makers claim It te be, te
wit, n mudlclnnl preparation uml nut u hover hover
age unlit und unsafe te be uaud except eau
medicine,
" Vt un a careful anilyMs nt their formula
which wns attested umlureitfi-l 11ml that In
evi-ry wlne gloss nl Hep Hitters, tlie nctlve,
medlclnal proportion, nslde Irem tlie distilled
spirits nre equal te n full dnie for un ndiill,
which lact In my opinion, sublucts it te nn In
ternal revenue lux s n medicinal bitters."
OiiiiKN I). IIavm, 7. 8, Cem. In. iter.
!litrilnnil Liver,
Flvu yours nge 1 breke down with kidney
ami liver complaint nml rhuuniutlsui. Since
then i luive been unnble te be nbeut at nil.
My llvurbecnmy hnrtt llke weed) my limbs
wuropuffed up nnd filled with wuter. Ail tlie
best pliysleluns agreed that nothing could
euro me I rusolved te try Hep Hitters ; I
huve uced seven bottles t the l)urdnes has nil
geno from my liver, the H-rcllIng from my
limbs, nnd It has worked a mlraclu In my caeu,
otherwlse I would have been new In my
grave. .1. W. MetiEY,
lluUnle, Oct. 1, '81.
Poverty nml HuIIetliig,
"Iwas druggeil down with debt, poverty
nnd sutTuring ter yenrs, caued by u sick fam
ily unit large bills ter doctoring, I Iwas com
pletely dlacouruged, until one year age, by
tlie advice et my pu ter, I commeiieed using
Hep Ullturs nml In ene month wu wure nil
well, uml nene el us have seen ii sick tiny
since, mid 1 want te suy te all peer men, you
can keep your luinlllis well a ear with Hep
Hitters for less than ene doctor s visit will
cost. I knew It."
fetl'JIdmil.tW A WORKIHOMIH.
(H.AHN AtUJ UVf..tifiA.U
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1UII MAKTDI,
QUEEN 8WARE 1
QUEENSWARE 1
-AT-
CHINA HALL.
China, Glass, Qiieensware.
TIIK LAUUE3T A830UTME.NT.
ALLU00D3 KXfll VNOKI) IK NOTSATlfi
PACTUKY. llousukeepors leek te your In te test,
amine our stock buteru purclnutng.
Kx-
High & Martin,
15 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
JIUIJbKJtS, XV,
riuiK
BEST STEAM ENGINE
AND
BOILER WORKS.
We munuluctute ml keep In stock the lel.
lowing goeits:
l'erlable Knglncsmi Wheelsaml Sills.
Htatlenery hnglucs mid btutlenery Hellers.
I'ertublu Hellers.
l'ertublu 8uw Mills.
Lurguun'tSinull Ilellrr t'eetl I'utnps ; pump
uii'l lieuteirt combined
Ituik, Cerk mul cob .Mills.
1'tilluys, (tlinttlng mid Ueurlng.
Heuse Cellar Heaters.
Uruumnrli'H titled up.
Hteum Hunting a hpcclally.
Iren unit Hriuts Castings.
Iren Tanks ter Water mid Oil.
Light und Heavy Hlieet lien Werk. -
Hteum and Wuter l'lpes.
Vulvesuud ratings.
II ti Hit uny Style or Tower el Heller?.
-.stimulus given ter iiiHclilnery.
Hepuli. promptly uiuleuiutully tittin el te
JetmBest & Sen,
(IMlOl'IllKTOUS.)
Ne. m Eiist Fulton St.
LANCA8TKU, 1'A.
lanlMyil
TIKHAHK, SV.
J
UIIN 1'. DUUAIIH,
FURNACES and RANGES
OV ALL KINDS
REPAIRED.
Cull ami seu tlm Nuw lmpmved WUOUU11T
UtON COLDCA.HE,
Radiating Portable Furnace,
The Choiipesl uml Hest
Market.
FURNACE in tbe
MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY 1JY
Jehn P. Scnaum,
24 Seuth Queen Streot,
titbrt-ivd
LANCASTER. PA.
HiOtlCH,
p)t)U, Willi. . CO,,
--BANKERS,-
45 WALL faTRBET, New Yerk.
llrokers ami Dealers In Hallway und ull ether
Securities.
RAILWAY INVESTMENTS
a specialty, In tliu selection and estlmate of
winch their long connection wltli " l'oetia
Manual or Haiiueaps " gtvui tlinui special ad
vantages. Correspondence, Invited uml Jii;
nutrlua uuswuied. Deposit acceunu roteivpd
uml interest lUlewsil. uiMmoed
tllMltllHUtVNUKUWKAlt, V.
i I'll i'i i ',
V. YATfcS a UO,
Read the papers and be post
ed as te the beat and cheapest
spot in the city te buy your
Ready-made Clothing. Our
epring eteck, new ready, is fine,
well asserted and low priced.
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEUGF.lt HUILU1NO,
OOR. SIXTH & OHEBTNUT STS
PHILADELPHIA.
F
OK
choice;
FURNISHING GOODS,
rOU FAT.'IEU, MOTIIKH. HUOTIIKIt3,
TEU8, COUSINS AND AUNTS,
SIS
00 TO
ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 17 WEST KING SrilEET,
Homembor tlie ntitnber and stroet.
rimia laiiuust AssonxaiKNTer
j
ThoSKLKCTIONel COLLAUS and OUrKS
In our UUNISIIINmiOODHUKl'AUTMKNT
consists et nil the NEWKJT STYLES by the
HKSTM All EHS. lit '
Earl nud 'Wilaen's
HTAND-Ul COLLAUH we have the lollewlng
stylus In lcgiilur klzis.
H1MYAII. KNOL1SU,
8K.NKUA. OA.UJIKL.
CA YUOA, UNION RQUAItK,
JIYKO.N, ACCOM AC.
Earl and Wilsen's Stand-Up Cellars
FOlt 1JOY3.
ST. VALIKIt, F1IIST IIA8K.
GKO. II CLUKTTACO.'S CUOWN 11UAND
we Have In STAXD-Ul' COLLAUS.
CHIME, FKNIIUllST.
FKNWICK, l'AUKVALK.
Anil the HIBIIOl. a cellar specially, sultable
ter KLDKULY OKNTLKMKN.
Ooen & Oe.'s Stand-Up Cellars.
ItOYOK. TUKNT, A9COT.OLNKY.
Sl'KCIAL, NKW Sl'KCIAL, UEVERM.
lllKIIMKIHTKIt A IIUKDKN ANCH01C
BltAND STAN D-Ul' COLLAUS.
CLUIIIIOUSK, TONQUIX. IDLKHOUH.
Earl & Wilsen's Turn-Down Cellars.
IUUQU01S, OKU5I ANIC,
TOTKKA. KEOKUK, ITASCA,
Fer HOYS, the COASTKIl.
GKO. I) OLUETT A CO '8 CUOWN I1UAND
TUUN U0W"i COLLAUS.
ANTON.O. 8KNATE.
Coen (SsOe.'b Turn-Down Cellars.
FLOlf ENCK, LINDEN.
11UUNRT,
HADNOlt MONTCLAIIl.
Illcrmelflter & Hurden's Ancher Hrand'l urn -down
Cellars, the Newest ure the Alectryen
ami the Sutub.1, tbe latter be,lng u I'atcnt col cel
lar that cannot cause unnoyaiice te the wearer
by contact with the atud at the bncket the
Ktilrr baud or by using ubove the vest cellar
becausu tliu button hele Is In the euter folds.
WHITE SHIRTS ler TWKNTY-FIVKCKNTS,
mul the CKLKIillATKD ElUIIMIE 811 1 UT,
Mule of I'ute Warnsultn Muslin and warrant
ed u perftct nt, ter II 00, Irem which prlceu
discount et ten jier cent. Is made wluu pur
chasing sir or inoie,
Williamson & Fester,
32, 34, 36 & 38 East King St.,
LANCASTER I'A.
I AMH3IAN B into.
1884 SPRING 1884
GOOD TIMES AUK COMING.
Tlie tlme has ceme ami we are new ready.
Oiiogllmpge at tlie bargains ollured la our
lurgu mul uttrncttve
NEW SPRING STOCK
-OF
Ready-made Clothing' I
AND GOODS IN THE PIECE,
will convince you Hint an era of poaceand
prosperity bus dawned ler you, and our low
prlcus wlfl actually net you trembling with
delight.
Loek ut our suinp'Q pieces, marked In plain
tlguius, In our northwest show window, tilled
wltli tlie choicest rdece goods which wu uiuke
te order ut tlie following low prices :
SultB te order ut $12.10, IIMH), 113.00, 10.00,
lis en. lie no, '.M ou, ra te
rants te erdur ut fl W, tl 00, $UW, (3.00, (6.00,
I7.U). jatOundWOO.
HiMidj.inudu Mitts ler Man at (3.00, (0 00, (7.00,
(3.00, (lU.OU,tWOOuptetlOl)0. . ,,..
Head v-iiUKlu hulls ler HnysatU 80, (1.00,(1.10,
tun inim 7m unlit JI0IO.
Cnlliliun'sSults ut ll 73, (.'.00, (JL&n, (S.00, (1.00
up te te W , , ,
W net her yen wish te purehate or net, nlease
call, get p sUiilnmlsee for yi iirself whether
any ether Clothing or Merchant Tailoring
Heuse can approach you wltU us low prices
andlurge uortment-
L. Gansman & Bre.,
THE FAS1I10NAHLE MEUfHANT TAl
LOUS AND CLOTHIKUS.
Nes. U0.0S K0UT1I UUKKN TIlT
Utxht en the fiouthwest Cerner el OrnnKO
Bireet,
LANCASTER, l'A.
Y- Net conneotod wltb;any ether Clothing
lleiifd In tlm cltv. .
N)iiOM in HtwrAMwa AWU M
N KUB. All persons are hereby Wrbl tdeB
le trSspass' en a'.y el the tawte g5K
ur.gV5UKnet mmMl
H. I'KUOY ALDKN,
KDWAUDCrilKKMAN. , ,
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