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Volume XX-Nn SI I.
LANCASTER, PA., Fill DAY, MAY 0, 1881.
Price Twe Centi.
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11, INN .V IIUI.Nl'.MAN.
Fliriii &c Breneman's
SPECIALTIES!
PeniiBylviuilii Liiwn Mowern lllclgewtiy HorrlKerntora Iinpld loe
Ordiim Proeairri Lndlea' Frleml Ourpet nwoeporB. Gouulne Mexlcnn
lluiiiiiioeka, New Yerk Bivby OurrltiffOH. Olmudler'H loe OruHhern "Wndo "Wnde "Wndo
werth, Mort'iea und Lcumin'B Pure Pninta, the be?t In the murket
FLTNN & BKENEMAN,
152 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
II A rvelts.
i i attmm.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
BUCCK830RH TO
SHULTZ 6c BRO.,
H -A- T JT IS cv; 8 ,
Nes. 31 and 33 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa,
He lime nni ncelve.l n Imge usnrtiiicnt el (ieiitlemuu's nml llnys'Straw lints. We have
111" I.AItWi:-l' LOT OP ST HAW HATS 111 lilt) city. AIe all I he Latest Spring -Styles of dkuiiy
ani Liu II I' KKI.l' II l"s, which u iiirunit the lowe.l cash prices NVe buy for cash nnd null
ler eish, Hum being iilihi leuiwi Hid public tlm very Inwesl pi lew.
uivii tin u e-ill aim we knew you will buy. - KiniiniiilMir tlm number. 31 ami 3.1 North
Oiteen turret. '1 hn Original Shultr lint bteru KatnlJllntltnl 113
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.
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A ? A MAKt.it A: IIHOtVN.
Spring Prices
On many articles of clothing will
be very low anl Oak 1 Ia.ll will
repeat the past experience en an
enlarged scale that of giving
retail buyers the benefit of geed
bargains en great lets of goods.
Wanamakkr & Bkewn.
Oak Hall,
S. E. Cernel Hlxihuud ilurket,
t
Hi; (til I'HILAKKLI'lllA
I I lltnli X lllvlll'IIMt
IK OV WANTO.NK OK HIHK
100 Children's Suits,
MADKOK ALL WOOL C ASS1 M Kit h. SIes I
till, which hii urn sidling In
ONE DOLL A.R AND FIFTY CJENT3
Call lit ouch at our stniu, us they ute selling
Mil.
WKl II Al.l.hNGK COMPETITION
HIRSI & BROTHER.
IN OCR MKASUIttSU DKTAIUMKNT
li ate shewl ig u iiuinlitir of New styles el
Uoeds, which e ure
Making te Onler for 91 ."i.
I hey up- an Ktru I! irguln, us tliey ute w.rtdh
iiiikIi mere money.
IN OCR
FURNISHING GOODS
DEPARTMENT,
We ure Constantly lleoelvlng NKW GOOP.-i.
-CALL Al-
Hirsh &; Brether's
TKNN HALL CLOTHING MOUSE,
Nes. 2 and 4 North Queen Streot.
LANCAVrKIt, TA.
B
UlUlKK & !iUTTO.
MAY HAS COME.
MtUl inauuureil, Kuntle. Hmlllnt; May,
Wl.en men anil wouieti nrew mere uay !
Anil It tlm tuiin weulil leek their beat,
They Hheulil In cletlihM neat Invent.
Anil that rnmlniU us that otte of tlie most
varlt'il ussortuientH el clettiluK we liave uttr
seen, anil at the most reasonable prlcuj, In ia
' Burger & Sutten's
GREAT ONE-PRICE CLOTHING DEPOT,
Ne. 2 1 Contre Square,
LANCASTEH, l'A.
Call early, whlle tlie Htvles ure lliiitf.
Cull goon, butoretlio hiiiiIvem aie bat ;
Ker Koeila at I) A s.'s pluce
Areiulckly HOtiL'lit, heiiiu form te kice.
&
Mcrcliuul Tailors ami Clothiers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCAbTKU, l'A.
It lyil
GUAV'n nt'KUiriii ntbiiiuinr.. lllB
Oteat Kmdlsli lluiiuxly. An nnfaiiinu
ours ter lmieUmcy, ami all lllHoasea that
fellow lean et Memery, Universal Liusl.
toil ii. l'aln tn the llack, DlmucHS el
VUlen, l'romature Old Ake, ami many
ottier ilUeases tlmt Icail te Insanity or Cen.
sumptien ami a l'romatute (Jrave. Full par
Ueulars tn our miupiet, wlilctt we ihwlrote
eoniUreoby nmlltoevory oue. Tlie Speciflc
MoillclneU aelil by all ilriiKglsts at II per pack.
bke, or six iacku(ceu lerlft, or will be gout fret
by tnatl en the rocelpt el tlie uoney.by ad
dressing the ukent,
fl. H.COUHUAN, UruifKlst,
Nes. 137 nml 1S3 Nertli Cluoen btteet, Lancat Lancat
ter, I'a.;
On account of counterfolta, wulir-c, ailopt ailept
c4 the YeUaw Wraptwr t tlioenlyKonulno.
TUB OltAV MKUICIN , CO..
yiUw llutlale, N. t,
BUR&ER
SOTTON
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
iinmiiNu.
ANNIVERSARY WEEK.
AT THE TOP
When we opened, Eight years
age, many said there was net
room in Philadelphia, for an
other Large Clothing Heuse.
Perhaps thore was net room for
another et the kind, but there
is always room at the top, and
that is where we meant te be.
We aimed te excel, and the hosts
of friends we have made will
testify hew well we have suc
ceeded. A. C. YATES & CO.
Ledger Builling, Sixth & Chestnut Sts.
rilll.AIIKI.I'IIIA.
M
YKHS lb ItATIItrON.
All-Weel Suits, $10.
All-Weel Suits, $12.
'llii'ie are our Kieat eperlaltlrs In
MKVS ItKADY-MADh t LOTIUXU.
Reliable k 1 4. new putterm, liuuiliteinu
Htlui. uiculluut tlttliiK. wl'II mnile,
tilmmeil nml llneit, quality ami rirlce
ceuslilt'tc'il.KO knew et iiolliieor oeila
(iltiiilltiiK tlicm huM In tliUclty. Cotift Cetift
ilentln the liullef that Initie niiitunllv
xalWtactery will result tlierelrnm, we
Invite comparison with tlie bunt tlial
UKy tltjuifs ulll buy rlscwltore.
Monsured Suits,
MoftHured Suits,
Monsured Suits,
612
- $16
- 818 te 800
Tlie lamest ami host easnrtmnnt et
Korebtn ami DouiL'Ktle Woeleua shown
by any Clothing Houhe In tlie city,
hverythlnu nxiulelle te pli'ime dlvenju
tiLites-iesthetle or uxlremely iilaln.
htep In anil neteur prlcen j Then bee
II yen can ile better elHowhere TUat
test often makes us traile,
4-l'erfct fits Kuarantreil In crery
liiHi.incn, whether i he form be symmet
rical orelliorwiae, olse HimIesh bueurs.
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADINU LANCASTKU CLOTH IK 113,
NO. 12 BAST KING STREET.
LANCASTKU, l'A.
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HT.
SPRING OPENING
-AT-
H. GERHART'S
Tailoring Eatiiblishinent.
I am new prepaied te show te tlie traile an
imeortuient et Woelons ter tbe Spring ami
Hummer Tl aile which 'or lleauty, (Juallly anil
Quntitlty aurpasst'H all my let mm utrortute
p ouse my cuntemera.
None but tlie very beat FoieIku anil Atnorl Atnerl
can fabtlCH for Ureas anil IIiihIiuh Hults j a
complute line or the Latent Hhailt-a et Hprlutf
Ovurceutlh,
Tlie very beat et workmanship anil ptlces
lewer than any lloune In tlie city for the aaine
(juullty of Koeila.
H. G-EKHABT,
TAILOR,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
OOt'SFKOSl NOK, HUT TrtHKIIlK
leail and soil tlie bunt Se, Cigar tn thu city,
llAKTMAN'i VBM.OW FKONT C1GAK
8T0KE.
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Il.UOX S W11ITB
Wilcox i White Organ Ce.
SPECIAL TEN DAYS SALES.
NOWISITHKTIMKTOIIUY
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT 8LAUUHTEK1NO 1'ltIuKS,
One OckkI SeceniMIancl 1'lane VV).00
One Klegant BoceuiMlauil Organ tS.CO
One Klugant New Organ, I'l-fitep Couplers
anil Hub-Has M.OO
Wilcox A Whlte Organs irem 175.00 te ll&o.eo
"Knabe," MePhail, Grovenatoln Ss
Fuller, Koyateno, and Veae
s Sens Pianos,
AH Marked Dawn te Jlottem I'rlcei. Almest
glven away,
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warererms,
NO 152 EAST KING STREET,
H, U, LUCKENBAOH, Asent,
ipi7-ua
D0fN IN TEXAS.
KHOM HANANIIINIO III I'OlIT IfAVlH.
Ttin OiiVfrimn-nt Ten A .AniRrrl I'upiili-lliin-A
Wemlerliil HiMilwuy A Mtx Mtx
(Ien Wmeil " Lni rjr."
KxtracU Irem I'rlvate Letti rs,
Han Antonie, Texan, March 20, IRS I.
Tli lit cvenleif we li-nve this jilace for
Fert I).ivlrt, n military fort ami town,
about four hundred ami fifty imIIeh wrnt
of hote. tt In a littln north tee, ami loci
toil en much hl(?lipr Rreutnl, he that it. will
be rather colder thore than here, though
we ate told, at thin Roaneti it Ih very iliaH
atit nnd the air delightfully pure. Our
ttltiR in aud about rJan Antonie liave in
eluded the priticli:il attraoiletm here ; ene
of which Ih the overnmout fort. The
efllcer'n hemcrt are haiiilnomeHtmiii Iieiihch,
Niirretiudctl by pretty KreuudR, nil within
the cnolefiuro, nnd faeitii; thn larue t trade
Kreutid, around whicli Ih a film drive and
nlcely pavr.d walk 6, with rum of trees en
either Hide. The greundi! are about ene
hundred and fllty fret higher than the
contre of the elty ; in the iiuarter mauler's
I'tioleHurn there Is a 1iIl;Ii tower, from the
top of which ene can overlook the country
for miles around. Twe evenings in the
week thcre Is a drens p.irade en the
grounds, and thefO, together with the line
intihie by the 8 h cavalry baud attracts
many visitors.
I liave cotne te the conehiHieti that thcie
nre vciy few " eldest inhabitants " hote ;
oecAsiou.illy ene nees an arihtoera'io look
ing Mexican, or Spaniard, but they seem
scarce. Thi'ie are plenty of Mexicans
among the laboring claests, but tliey live
in the poorer parts of the city ; their l.iu
gitage is a low grade of Spiuiali. hut most
of the them knew enough Kugllsh te
uudetfitand the valtie of the wares tliey
soil, aud the various ceius. Thetoarea
geed many tiecrecs hore.and a f.iir spritik
ling of (Jhiuise and Indians. About half
of the population is Uertnati and the rest
is compeKcd of peojile from every state in
the Union, and, it fceems, almost every
country iu the world. Many ceme here
seeking health and fortune each winter
briDgs from three te live thousand invalids
and the friends who come te cate for
them. The climate here is certainly
delightful and muht he bcueliei.il te cases
of threat and luug treuble. The city has
hardly kept pace with its rapidly Increas
ing population, ntid is in great need of
better sanitary rou'atieiis. Thosenorago
iuestieu has been ngitnted, aud no doubt
in a year or two thcre will he decided im
provements. Kurt IIkiK
If you thought we had reached thn
"jucping off pl.tce," at Ban Antonie, jeu
would surely think we had 'taken the
leap,' if you should see us new. We had
oxpected te visit Housten and Ualvesteu,
and go into Mexico as far as Monterey,
but we found we could net go by beat te
O , as we desired, nnd getting into Muxi
co is accompanied with such delays aud
annoyauees, en account of heeuring per
mits, having baggage examined, and net
knowing the lauguage that we rather lest
our ambition iu that direction and pre
ferred ret te spend ene or two hundred
dollars for se uncotnfertablo a trip. We
left S.ui Antonie at night ; miiue time
before da light we found otiri-elveson the
batik of the Kiu Grande, traveling ever a
read cut out of the rock at muhe pi ices
ecoeped out in the form of a half tunnel,
with the ledge of rock overhauling the
ear; for oleveu mips the read lias been
cut iu this wonderful way, but muce
it Is done, it isoeusidcred se dangerous, en
account of huge reeks falling, that trains
meve along very Hlewly as if afiaid of
jarring ami starting a slide ; before very
long this part of the read will be aban
doned. TUp blulls are very high and of
solid rock ; the river is net very wideat
this part, se that ene might speak acieH
te the Mexican side ; the blulls en that
side did net seem ipnte te high. About
soveu o'clock iu the morning we catne te
a station called Langtry. Here we get out
for breakfast, aud wem dime toil te a
broken, abandoued car, standing ou a sule
traek, which had been pressed into sernee
for a restaurant. Here we had verj fair
coffee, cold meat, bread and pie, herved up
by a Chinese cook. The test of the trip
was a constant winding among the hills,
soine of which were se steep that we had
te make numerous curves te get ever
thein. We had left the br'ght green foil
age befere daylight, aud ler miles and
miles would net nee u true ; the gras is
dry and grey looking and the only thing te
rolievo the barreu and monotonous color or
the hills was the wild (lowers ; thore wero
ipuautitles of Spanish dagger, with its
large whlte bloom, brilliant red cactus,
and many spots of pink, blue aud yellow
llewers. We passed through many
ranches and weudured that we did net st e
mero cattle, but since we learned that it
takes from teu te tweuty acres te suppett
oue cow, we are net sut prised at their
being ' few ntul fur between ,' the euwh
liave Beiise enough te ket p te tin mselves
for fenr of starving.
t'apt, and Mrs 1'iii't.
Wheu we stepped at Sanderson for din
ner we found a very geed meal ready for
the passengers j at the table we met
C'apt. Pratt aud his wife, of the Indian
school at Carlisle It was a great pleas
tire te learn mero about the origin and
progress of the work in wlneh they ate se
deeply interested. They were en their
way te Sau Francisce, and en their return
expect te take back lllty Apache students
for the school. Soen alter Uve o'clock we
took the stnge, for our ride of twenty four
miles te Davis, Thce was ene ether
passengct beslde eursuhis ; he sat
In front with the driver both had huge
six shooters and a belt i.f cartridges about
their waists and looked mero hke Texas
Hangers than anything we had seen. '1 he
first half of the llda was ever very geed
reads and through a wulu open ceuntiy,
with high blulls aud pjints of rock iu
the dtstauoe ; but as it grew datk we
reached stcep, roeky hills, aud wheu day
light was geno we sat Iu fear and trem
bling as we could soe in the dimueis
that we wero riding through a u.utew
canon, up a steep lull, ou a narrow read,
with high reeks en ene hi de and a deep
ravine ou the ether at.d limn the style iu
which we wero jolted and lintiuceil about,
ami the way the driver would whip up his
tntilcB and shout, " I'nderly, L'mlurly," te
a down grade, and run them se as te gain
time, we oxpeoted every minute te be
oveiturnod. Hut we did leach our jonr jenr jonr
ney 's end seen after nine o'clock and dreve
te the best hetel the town affords. The
uext day was bright and beautiful and
towards evening we went out te vlew tue
surroundings.
The altltude of Fert Davis Isoverflio
thousand feet above Sau Antonie, aud the
air Is very nure and clear. The several
small towns, together with tlie govern
ment pest composing this community, are
located In a sort of basin, surrounded by
high, roeky bluffs. I liave nover koeubuoIi
masses of reeks, such oelumus of stones,
llke an immense wall about the summit of
the hills. One dav we climbed ever huge
rocks te the top of a hill ever thrce hun
dred fcet high, commanding a magnill.
cent vlew ou the plain below we could
see the cavalry drill taking place at that
time
from the distauce the houses loekud
iittle larger thau dogs, The rogliuent
stationed here Is the 10th cavalry, oelorcd
soldiers, und a few companies of whlte in
fantry. (Jen. Utlersen has aemmand of
the pest. It was he who chased Victeria
aud his baud of Indians from this part of
the country a few years age. Guard
mounting overy morning, and dress
p.irade overy Sunday form an attraotive
leattire hore. The town is composed almost
entirely of genuine udobe houses, built of
big blocks of sun-dried mud, oue story,
ll.it reef, small windows or nene at all
ground floors, usually bare, or covered
with cauvaes, (though we luxuriatoen an
ingrain carpet) and ceiling of rough legs,
with sticks jeluiug them.
There are about two hundred whlte
people here, outslde of the pest, sotne of
thorn very wealthy, and jet, Uve iu such
hmices 1 Thore are perhaps flve hundred
Mexlcaus ; their iittle cottletneut is called
" Chihuahla," their houses are oveu elder
nml mero dilapidated than the etherr.
Most of them ate Catholics ; tliey have a
a uhitruh here and a priest who is very
.oaleus. There is ulse an earnest young
Methodist missionary who is working
among them aud who, in less than six
mouths, has established a soheoi aud a
church, holding three or mero services a
week.
A I'nttur Wanted.
A l'resbyteriau church was organized
heie a few days age, but tliey have ue
pastor jet, and usually join in a
union Sunday school sorvice with
the Methodist mitsieu. Chaplain Wea
ver nnd his wife, of the governmental
pest, have bi-ou very kind, showing us
through the various depirtmenls, etc.
Kverythlug is kept in excellent order aud
leeks comfortable. On Saturday Lieut.
Masen, the iiuartcrmaeter, seut au army
stage or ambulance, fur us te take a rlde ;
we vseie out sever 1 hours, gulug through
that part of the Muptpuez Cation which we
had traveled by night ou coming here, the
formation of rocks here is very singular
aud iuteiestiug ; at oue place thore are a
number of columns standing in a circle,
tall and massive aud usMttulug rather fan
tastic shapes ; oue itnmcuse fellow looked
hke a monk with a gown aud heed ou, nnd
steed iu such stately dignity that we
named him "Martin Luther," out of
oemplimeut te the chaplain, who is a
Lutheran. Tl Oiu rocks furnished geed
hiding places for the rebbers who used te
attack the stages ; sometimes they were
Italians aud often desperadoes iu Indian
dlsgutse Only two or three years age it
would hardly have been safe te have taken
such a ride uuarmed, but lately thore
has been no treuble. We rede through
a prairie de community aud saw
great numbers of thorn ; as we approached
they would run te their holes and stand
up until we catne very near nnd then tliey
would dropout el slgui. llie nttie our
roe, or donkeys, the Moxieaus use, ure
very small and shaggy they leek very
odd as thuy travel along at such a steady
gait, with the'r heads dewu se oleso te the
ureuud and almost concealed by the large
leads of weed, or hay, fastened en their
backs ; it scorns us If they could net carry
such immonee packs, but they nre very
strong and cau travel many miles the
boys and girls ride them; te day I saw
three boys en the back of a Iittle brown
burro ; they seem klud and gentle, aud the
children are net afraid of them.
Fer pure 'itmonphero tills place is pro pre pro
ferablo te San Antonie. Thore is no ma
laria, ai.d the air is dry aud bracing It
must be a splendid place in summer, and
even new v, e have net found it tee cool.
C. K. U.
OA.11K '111 OlllKf.
A "."lulilii" l.loenloo in Haul.
Anether leidly lihortine has ceme te
grief. Kdward liurteushaw Sugden, Lord
St. Leonards, of Slaugham Hall, Sussex,
Kug , has been arrested nt Iirontferd,
charged with committing a criminal assault
upon Miss Emma Cole, a pretty young
domestic in the service of a family frieud
of his lordship, whom he has been visiting.
The en en instances of the assault wero
outrageetibly btultil, and the Iirontferd
gentleman, whose hospitality had bcen se
shamefully nbiued, was foremost in bring
ing the titled fcanip te justice The pre
limluaiy examination was conducted at
Droutferd befere two magistrates, who woie
se herritledat the details that were proved
against Lord St. Leonards, with hardly an
cllortenhls put te deny thetn, that thry
instantly ordered him te be fully commit
toil for tual at the uext aasl.js and firmly
iefused all eilers of bail.
Lord St. Leonards' two solie ters, who
had been brought dewu from Londen,
otlered any amount of bail and protested
in horrified tones ngainst the enormity et
sending u b ireu et Kaglaud te the common
jail, but the magistrates wero iuoxurable
and his lordship new languishes iu Iiront Iirent Iiront
eord piisen. His lawyers propose te apply
for a writ of habeas corpus aud a change
of veuu te Lenduu, but it is very doubtful
if either effort will succeed. Lord St.
Lceuaids has been notorious as a drunken
hbuitmoevcr since his rucoussieu te the
baroeotay, in 1375, despite the fact that
he has a jeuug and lovely wife, uce
Marianne Careline Dashwood, te whom he
was married iu 1370, and a beautiful
daughter, new six years old.
He in the direct successor in the baron
ctey of the first Lord St. Leonards, who
was ene of the most eminent of English
lawyetsand legal authors and was twice
lurd chancellor of Ireland aud ouce lord
high chancellor of Euglaud.
AMItttf TO AbllKS.
cremation et ttis lluily of Dr. Oriins,
The body of Dr. Samuel I). Oress ar
rived iu Washington. Pa . Thursday at 11
o'clock ii. in., and was at ence conveyed te
the crematory, about ene fourth of a mile
from the town. It was accompanied by his
seu Halter, his seu in law, Mr. Herwitz ;
his grandson, Eugoue Herwitz ; his friend,
I'. ,1, Herwitz, of the Uulted States navy ;
the undertaker ; Mr. liringhurst, and his
body servant, Charles Draper. Me ro re ro
ligieuu services wero had at the cre
matory, nor was thore any iuspeotien
of the remains. Three resideut physl
cuius of the town, former students
under Dr. Cress, weut te the crematory
aud requested te be allowed te see his
face, but they wero refused in acoerdauco
with the direolieus of the deceased, aud
for the sarae reason the acoempauying
friends did net wish It opeued te view
before the body was placed in tbe retert.
Ne citizens of the town wero proseut, aud
but a single local reporter. Duriug the
progress of iuolneration a stranger would
net'.havo known, had he bcen in aud about
thoeromatory building, that a cremation
was taking place. Thore was absolutely
nothing te see or hear that would lead oue
te suppose a crematien was iu progress,
unless It was the presence of four or flve
gentlemen sitting in the onelnsed yard of
the building. The body was placed in the
retort about twolve, und in about three
hours was reduced te aidics. The entire
party rotnalned te oeuvoy thu ashes te
Philadelphia.
Tells the Truth.
"This modlclue I can highly recommend
IU rrfeak Jlloed 7ffffrjuru the lie.t bleed purl
Hit we Imvu evel used." Cdurlus A. Itm t, 15
.m.. kit lt...r..l.v U U.h u..l.. ,.- II II
Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and H'J North Queen
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TlCI.ttOltArillU MAT IKK.
Our latest correspondonoo, May 10, 188.1,
brings te us tlie narrative el Henry ll.lnuram,
tlie Uoneral Huporlnlemlont of tlie District
Mcsienger Ce. of New Haven, Conn. Mr. In
gram nays s " Fer mnny month 1 1 liava been
sorely troubled with a week anil tlreil feeling
aeress thn lelin, nlmeH Invariably accompa
nied wllli a lmnilaclie. 1 hn.il nellceil ahe tlmt
lit stulud period following theso palm my
urlne would be highly colored, ami loave a
liu'ivy btlek-celnrud Heillment wimn ullowed
te BUnd In tlm vessel. 1 could net work, and
I was illiceu railed te ru ularmlng degree.
Nothing holped me. I was proncrllied ter by
sotne e' tlie beit physicians Iu New Yerk city,
wliere 1 wai located al that time, hut derived
nobenelltor relief. When almeit ready te
glve up In di spalr an acquaintance, said te
me, ' lwnntyeu tetry Hunt's Itiimedy.' 1 did
e, and hardly twenty lour hours had elapsed
befere I obtained relief, and In three weeks'
time all the ntemald ailments hid disappear
ed, uud 1 Improved steadily, and wim Infused
with new ll'e, se tint 1 could reMimu my busi
ness attain, which Is ene that subects inn te
strains et all kinds which nre likely te etrect
the kidneys, namely : Krectlng telegraph and
telopheno limn. Hunt's Kemndy new necu
pit s the most honored place )u my cabinet et
medicines. 1 would net he without It, und I
cheerfully and heartily recommend It te nil
who ure treuble I with illsuufes of the llycr,
kidney, or urlniry organs. It never falls te
euro."
3.1 Cenihe rr.ir.
TOWN Ol.r.lIK rOKIY-TWII VKAKH.
Thn following Is from Mr. Othnlcl Ongcr,
thn well. known end respected Town Clerk el
Norwich, Conn. Mr. (Jager Is S'l years elil. nnd
has held this indtten et trust for 1.' years, and
his word Is us geed us his ber.d. On May ft,
ISM, he writes as todews: "Ker y.'ins I have
sutlured with illsiiasuet theklduuvs und bind,
der, and have no lies taucy In recommending
Hunt's Itemedy as u specltle or these com
plaints. It has net only bcen the means et re
lieving me el terrible pain, but has cured a
number of my uciuulntunces. Te-day I am
purfnimliig the d -ties et the olllceol Town
Cierk, which 1 have held for fotty-te jearn,
which 1 could net be able te de were 1 net in
fall state of huilth owing te the uxe et Hunt'
Kcinedy." mj.VlwilM.WAlMw
llucklen's Arnicn .ikh.
Thu llest Salve In the world ter Cuts,
Ilrulses. t ires, Ulejrs, Suit Ithuum, Kever
se run. Tetter, Cliuppe I Hands. Chilblains,
Cerns. and all skin eruptions, und positively
cures I'lles or no pay reiiulred. It is guar guar guar
nntoed te glve period satfslactleu or money
rolunded. 1'ilce, Z cunts pur box. Fer sale
bye. A. I.ectiir.
We Uliniienge tna Werlil.
When wu say we bollevo, we tuwu ovldenco
te preve that Bhlleh's conaumntlen Guru Is
decidedly the best I.ung Modlclue made, In us
much us It will euro a common or Chronic
Cough In cme-halt the tltnu and rolievo Asth
ma, llrencliltls, w Hoeping ceugn, croup, iinu
show mero cases of Coniiimptlen cured than
till ethors. It will euro whero thuy lull, It Is
pleasant te tuke, harmless te the youngest
child and w e guarantee wliat we say. l'llce,
10c, 500 und ll.oe. It your I.ungs are sero.
Chest or Hack lame, use Bhlleli's l'oteus Plus
ter. Sold by it. H. Cochran, ill ugglst, Nes. 1S7
and VJti North Queeu street. f ub7-oed 1
Iiirtrucilve KeitilluK.
Heme et the testimonials from tl'tlnrent poe
pie relative te 'J'lwmai' l.clectria Off, and thu
lollel It has glven thorn wliiui dlstiessed by
headache, earache, und toothache ure hs in in
tuiestliig reailliigiis you will llud. this being
u Htuniluid mitdlcuie, Is sold everywhutu by
druggists. Ker sale by II. H Cochran, drug
gist, IJ7und 13'.) North Uuuun stieel.
An Kill ter's inutile.
Thoren 1'. Keator, editor et Kt. Hiiyne.Ind.,
Oazette, writes " l-or the mint llveyeais have
always med Dr. King's New Discovery, for
coughs et most coveio diameter, us well us
ler theso et a milder type. It nover fulls te
ellucf a speedy euro. My friends te whom I
li'ive reO"iiiiiiundud It speak el It insame high
terms. Having been curud by it or overy
eeiiL'h I liave had ter Uve vuuis. I consider ft
the only tellable mid sure cum ter Coughs,
Colds, etc." Call at C. A. I.ochet 's Drug Stere
iindgutu lYee 'Iilul llottle. I.utgu Slze, IMW.
(2)
1UUAVVU AH1 VIUAItli.
TT I.. HTKHMAIS A OO.
TOBACCO & CIGARS
AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AH. H11AND3 OK CHKW1NO A SMOK1NU
TOBACCO,
ClliAllliTTKH, SMOIiKllS AllTIU.KS, unj-
thlng pertaining te the Traile In l.argu
or small Ouaiitltlesat I'll 11. A-
DKia'HIArillCES.Ill
I. L. Stehmaii & Ces,
NO. 110 NORTH QUEN ST.
CATLlN'rt KINK CUT.
VKI.OCll'KDK KINK CUT,
llhKOHM KINK CUT, Kte.
I'OI.ICK 1'l.UtJ,
CHAM TAUNT.,
1.1TTI.KNKCK. Kte.
DKltUY SMOK1NO,
1.0NK.IACK.
O1.0 V1KU1N1A, Kte.
'1UKKISII l'ATKOI,,
UICHMONDSTIIMUIIT OUT.
HKTWKKN TUB ACTS, Kle.
4r Impertnd and Demestic Clguts. All
grades and prices. Utve us a cull.
inur31-lvil
T1HWAUK, &u.
rpilK (lltKAT 1IAHUAIN hlOHIC,
NO. 24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKU, TA.,
JOHN P. SCIIAUJI, Proprietor.
MUJIK MKUA l.S A .V lUtKUlU l.Y I'll A .Y
a a v urn Kit uemt: in
AUKH1UA.
flOOCOTTKUKKTTI.KS, all sl.cs. all prices
Kvery description of
HOUSK KUltNlfclllNG GOODS.
Kvery desetlptlen et
UA1 AND COAL OIL KIM'UKKS.
Kvery description of
DOUIIl.K-SOLDKUKD T1NWAUB.
Kvery description el
LAMPS, WORTH P.UYINO.
And a multitude et articles needud by all
classes of the community.
4irltuytng and manufacturing In whelesale
quuntltles, we ure prepared te glve our pa
trons thu bunutlt ut monies thus suved or
miule.
f8pcilal altmtlen paid te COUNTRY
TRADh.
JOM P. SCHAUI,
24 Seuth
Queen Streot,
LANCASTER.
leb27-lVil
TA.
VIIUTUUUAVIIH.
J.
K. HOIK.
There has been such a duiuand for
LAltGK THOTOURATHS that 1 was
compelled te gut a VKRY LARUK
CAMKRA 1IOX te meet tlie ilumund.
We cuu new muku you a THOTOus
small as the smallest locket will held
up te a lncli lace, te fit (an Ux'i2
r rame,
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 100 North Queen Streot.
unuUd,
l
StKtHVAl,,
Vtll'8 MAHMM'AIULLA.
Words Fal "Wor,i'iittenxpiws
. .. c11 my gratltiidn" ,i Mr
SuLnrUARTim.nr NMhvllle, Tenn .' le? itm
Iwilliirlta ilnrlVK.I Irn... """ '"""'I ler lilt)
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Having been nllllcted nil my llte with ncre
iila. my system seemed saturated with tt, u
catne out In lllotehcs, Ulir anil Mutu-rr
Heres all overmv body." Mr. Carter stateti
that he was onttrely curud by tue use et
AvKn'sHAttsArAntLH, and slncuillseentiiiutng
Its use, night mouths age, he lias ue letum el
the scrofulous symptoms.
All baneful Infections of thn bleed are
promptly removed by this uncqualled alter,
attve.
rrtrAHKn nv
Dr. J C. AYER & CO , Lewell, Kasn,
Held by nil Druggists ; tl, elx bottles ter tt.
m7tel3il
A YKIl'S HA USA !. Ill 1.1. A
AN II AY KIl'S
j. unerry
Pectoral ter sale at Cochran's
I 1 nil Uffii
e. .87 and KM Nertli Uueen Bt..
LmiciUitur, lu,
UllKAT NUUUKH9.
HOP PLATER.
This porous plaster Is famous for Its nuleW
and hearty Mctlett in curing I.amellack, Ulioii Ulieii
malism, Sclatlcii. Orlek In the llack, hide anil
IMp, Neuralgia. Htlir.leluts and Muscles), Hore
Chest, Kliliiey Troubles nnd all pains or acties
either local or deep-seated. It seethes.
Strengthens and Stimulates the parts. The
virtuoso! hops combined with Rums clean
and ready te apply, Superior te liniments,
lotions and salves. I'rlee, 25 ceutH or S ler
tl.oe. Sold by druggists and country steres.
Mailed en receipt el prices. J lop l'tmttr t'om t'em
pany, 1'roprletors, Husten, Mess.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
-The best family pill madn-Hawley's
Stomach and I.lver 'Ills. 2c. Pleasant lu
action aud easy te lake.
nevjn-iyilAw (I)
UHY UUUlttt.
rvttKss noens.
WATT, SHANDi CO.,
Nes. 8 & 10 E. King St.
Kvery day brings something new. Extra
eruluary valtie lu llluck unit Coieiod
DRESS GOODS
At ilOO a Yard, llecunt Trice, tl'ii.
Anether Invoice et HUM M Kit SILKS at S7He.
Me and 71c.
Still onentiiK new Sprint; ntnl Huuimer
D11KS8 GOODS.
Special tnoutlen UKMNANT3 or DIIKSS
81 1.KS, 23 per cunt under usual prices.
at Inch TIN Cll KCIC SUITINGS, new color,
37Keayurd.
R-l A1.I.-WOOI.9T1UNU SUITINGS. 3ikea
yard'
A OUOICS LIXH UP
LADIES' JERSEYS
Inull thu pepulai styles at .very l.eiv l'rlcej
NEW YORK STORE,
NOS. 8 & 10 EAST KINO HT.,
LANCASTKU, TA,
N
K.VT UOOll TO TtlK UOUHT IIOCfcB.
100
PIECES
China Matting,
WHITE, FANCY and RED CHECK,
HOUOHT AT
SHERIFFS SALE,
WHICH WK AUK 8KLLINO AT
Almest lluir the Original Ce it.
VAn opportunity like this tHldem otters,
and thesu lu want should seu them early.
E. E. FalmestecL
LANCASTER, l'A.
Next Doer te the Court Heuse.
Hl'KVlAL NUTiVJM.
"pilAHES W. VTtT.
Ftti'y STATIONERY
The Cheapest ami llest tn the Market. Need
net be removed lu opening or eledlng .thu
shutter or window. Our
PATENT FRAME
Is se constructed that we can inaka a Screen
ready for thu wlndewln tun minute. Woare
prepared te make them In any quantity and
at such prices that overybody can a fiord te
buy inuiii. ocreens nuve ueucuum u
held necessity, and H la advhmble te haTO
them fit In your windows early lu tue icasen.
WKIIAVKINBTOCK
AND LANDS01M. WIHSS,
PLAIN
ii IneUes te 31 ll0lIrye,,
sold by tlie lect
PHARES W. FRY,
67 NORTH QTJBBH BT.
'.LANCABTKR. TA.
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