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LANCASTER PA., SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1881.
Price Twe Onte.
IIOKffM
II. 7
UHUIU1.
SUMMER GIFTS.
We doBlre te call attention of buyern te the ftiet that our Qummer
oIIerltiK of uttraotlve JEWELRY la unuuually large All the noveltlos In
Short Ohulne Ter Lndloe.
v
Call and See the Queen's.
Aullque Silver Jowelry. I'otlte plocealu Diamond Jowelryatvory low
prloeu, Ohatolalue und fob Watohea A flue line of Wedding Hllver.
H. Z. RHOADS,
Ne.
.AN0A1TKU, May . imi.
iCKrjiiuttn.iTtnti
I HWItTJ'U OM.ISIIHAIKI) KKFlUOr.KAlOlltt.
Gee. M. Steinmaii & Ce.,
Nes. 26 & 28 West King
-AUCNTd
'S
WATER
- AND
FILTERS.
Jei liml
II HY tUtU
1K.T IHIOn '111 HI ft. COUNT IHIUMK.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Summer Dress Groecls,
AT HCASONAULi: I'HIULU
WHITE DUESS GOODS A SPECIALTY
Willi US Tins HI.AhON V K HAVE AI.I.'lllK lUKf I-HK.sT M AKKH AND GUADKU ur
WIIUK DUKS-S (iUUIH IN I.AUUK I.UId AND LOW I'lllCKS
KUOM '.H lO UK
JERSEY WAISTS,
JERSEY "WAISTS,
ler Lndtesuii I Uitldieu. All Styles mill Blzes. llttck uud Colored.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Oeurt Heuse, Lancaster, Pa.
VAItl'JSlft, .IV.
gum
H4 Ullil'KT II ALU
BARGAINS !
- AT
SHIRK'S OAHPET HALL.
Nelliut; Oir te I'lesu KiiHinesH. Everything Must Positively le Sold.
A Full Llnent ltl)lV lllllJHSKI.i.TAI'KVrilY, mill All Uiadea of INUHAIN CAltl'KlB.
IIUUH, IlLANKhlrt. COVhULKrSundOIL CLOTH.
WALL AT A SAVIUFIUK.'TQA
r fieiiipl attention kUcii In tliu Manufacture et Km; Carpels te eulut.
-AT
SHIRK'S CARPET IALL
COR. W. KINO AND WATEIl STS..
fnbil 2imlaw
VI.VMMNH AND
JOHN
AltNIIMI.
PLUMBJNG, GAS-FITTING,
GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
Steam Fitters' Supplies, Patent Celd Case Heaters,
tarFinest Werk, Best Workmen. Leave your Order. At
JOHN L. ARNOLD'S,
Neb. 11, 13, 15 BAST ORANGE
W1HHH AND
S. CLAY MILLER,
Wines, BranQies, Gins, OW Rye WhisMes, &c,
Ne. 33 TENN SQUARE, LANCASTER, TA.
GIBSON'S WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
rjtuyitiiu.yn.
BKur eiMins. uiWKKT l'ltfima,
OHAllll.lft.DUKE AND VINE,
tioeil Kamlly Kleur, OJe.i Itellur at 77c,t lluat
Canned lleef, 211)8, 8O0.1 Celeman's Mnsliird,
Me,; KlastleHUitcli.ila.i Hest Luiiip Utarcli, Oct
fitcteliei", Ce. nndHe. a ilnzen. Just received,
b lies el that llesa Laundry Benn, tlireu
plocea loe. fubl-lydeed
rilAVLUH FAN0VVI.OU11.
Olve It a trial and bo'cenvlnced Uiat It t as he
claims, tliu
11E8T IN THE WOULD.
It was awarded tliu lilKliest medal at the
Centiinnlnl ExpoBltlen. Cincinnati Exhibition
and Ohie atale Fair, Tlie Uuiuilnu
Tayler's Fancy Fleur
Itetalls at IS cenn per 15 1'euiul Hack.
fOll BALE UY ALL LEADINU UllOOKUS.
M, F. SIEIGERWALT & SONS,
Sole Agents ler Lancaster. a7-ltn
IIANDSOMK LOT Or
lAI'ANEBE FIB11INO HODS
anil a Unnernl I, Inn of fihiiinii rAmr 1.1.1
ami HOD FITI'INHB, nt
HUULBY'B DHUU 8T0UB,
ftSiml Ne, !l Mr cm King 8t.
or ART.
4, West Kim?
Street.
mnyie-iyd
Street,
Lancaster.
FOlt-
COOLERS
-
lift
BARGAINS !
-
J
LANCASTER, PA
UAH MTTINO.
STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
LlUVUtCH.
1IOUKH AMU HTATIONMHM,
llliAMl HOOKS AND BTATIUMKUV.
JOM BAER'S SONS,
15 and 17 North Queen St,
Blank Beeks & Stationery,
WRITING PAPERS, ENVELOPES,
Helland's Geld Pens,
WH1TINU FLUIDS AND INKS,
AT THK-
SIGN OF THE BOOK.
riMIK I.AItUKHf ANil MUDTUUMl'LKTK
X oDBertiuout 01 Euclire, Caaalne nud 1'ekur
iard Irem 80 per pack up.
11AUTJ1AN8 YELLeWrnONTOiaAU
B'XOUlti.
it it mv At..
(AMAIUTaN MBnVINK NKVMl fAII.H
SAMABITAN
NERVINE!
THE CHEAT
NERVE CONQUEROR,
The only known tpectflcter Kplloptle His Vi
-Alse lur HpiiMiii mill KhIIIiik Hlckncss -(,
Noiveus Wcukuess quickly lulluvuil nail
cnreil.
Kiiiinllixl I iv noun In delirium of lever.-se
-Noutrnflesgerinsot illsuisesntnlslcMiesi.
Cure ugly blotches mul stubborn I Mem I sores
Cleanses bleed. qtilckeusnlugglHli clirulatliiii
KllintiiatiH Holts, Carbuncles mul Hcntils.-faO
-I'eimanently mul promptly rurm puinly-
Ycn.il Is n charming mul healthful AporleuU
Kills Hcrnlulnninl King's Evil, twin mothers.
Changes lnul month t geed, reiinn lug tame.
-Uetits biliousness und clears complexion.
Charming rrsnl vent nnd matchless laxatlve.
llilrlvcs Hick Hoaduche lllie tlie wlnd.-ua
-CenlAlnH no drastic culhnrlln or opinie,
rreniptly cuius rheumatism by touting II. -49
iv'ctuiiuii inn giving propertn h 10 inn inn
h!
i.unikrnnii'i'ii 10 cum mi nurveimill'
irlCullalile wliun till opinion Inll.'ba
UnlreHliim tliu niliul ntul InvU'Dnitus ilm lieily.
UuifHilyxiK-pxIikur nidiKiy ruliiiiilixl.-ua
4-Kiui(ii'8ea
Hiinil
In
wriiuiK uy evur liny lliuit
I.i'HiIIiik pliyHlclnim In U. H
l.ciLcllni; clurKyini'ii In U. H
mul r.iirnpn.'ba
mul Kuiupe.'Aa
HlnnnMiit of llin lilnuil nwn It n iti(iuirnr,Ta
rdi waleliy nil U'uiIIiik IiiikkIhUj. I1..V).vl
Tlie Dr. 8. A. Itlcliuieml Mmllcul Ce. 1'ieus.
HU Jimipli. Me.
CIiem. N Orlttmiilcn, Asunt, Nuw lerk ;i(y.
nprll-lyneilitw (i
T'lllNKV-WUHT,
'I1IK bVllE tUUK I-OR
Kldney Dleoaeea, LlvorOemijlalntB,
Conatlimtleu, Pllea and Bleed
Dlfloiinee.
J'lirmviAA's knduiuik it iika n rit. r.
" Hlilnry. Wint U Hid iih At hih ( situl icim
ixly I nvtr umh.1." I1 I'. O. lliilluii, Menk
tun. VI.
' Kl(lnnn nrt UiiIwiih Kllililn."
Dr. It N.CNitk 80 1 101 e, Vt.
" Kidney Wert lm curi-il my wllu ultiir le
ycniM rtiiDTui Iik."
Dr. C. M.HiiiiiiiiuiIIii. Sun lllll. tiu.
IN THOUSANDS OF OAbES
II Imi ruie'l whero nil clne Imd lulled It In
tnllil, lint rlllclPiit. CKIITAIN IN 113 AC'.
TION, lint lumiileii In nil r ihch
-HcIciiiimi' (he llloed mid Htii'iiKllii'Ut
aim kIwh iuiv llin tu nil ilm linpiiilunt nrfaiin
el tliu Itedy Tlie nnlurnl ncileii el tlie Mil.
niiyn U rimteriMl. Tim I.Uui In (.Iciincd el nil
illw-iite, nnil tlie HewcIh iiiove f rt-ely mul
liiutltlirully. In llili way tlin went ll;uie
atuuriulltutud Ireuilliu hh!eih.
rr!ce$l llrjuld or tlry.-SeId ljr DrtiugMs.
Dry cun lie Hunt by mall
WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO.,
ilUUI.lNUTON, VT.
KIDNEY-WORT.
III)MKV-W(IHT FIIH HAI.K
Al' (Jllllll
IV iun'8 Driikt Htoie. Ne. 13
Uui'i'ii Htri'ut. LiiiKiwUr, l'u.
mul U'J .Neitli
1 IIKAl
INDIAN MKU101NI .
KA-TON-KA,
THE GREAT INDIAN MBDIUINH.
-KOK'lllK-
Bleed, Liver, Kidneys and Stomach.
It lt Hindu bv Ihn IiiiIIuiih,
Used by tliu Indian.,
cold by tliu Indium,
11 Is 1'iinly VpKOtiiblii.
Ilsuruly eiiiuinll dlsuise.i el tliu Stenmi li.
I.lvur, llewtdniuid llloed llin iilnunlii Hpuclllu
for all Ieiuih el lllKiuiiintUiii. It will ciiid
dH(ini ulieil nil oilier temedlei luive filled.
Dlivdieiii) ure plainly printed en every Lot Let
tin. All tilbcaet liutlnnH liuve tlieli mutkliiiH,
but
Ka-Ten-Ka
Is n luinedy of tlie I'nrllle Ceiinl, mid Is ued
by nil. It la cenUHHed el ioeIb, lieiLi and
barks Kiuuurud una piepiuud uy tliu
AVurm SpiinglinliuiiH ol'Oregeu,
Anil la tavenibly known mul used in all nai In
el tlie world, 'lliu sick or ailing si eulil net
iliilav Hh ime. It will iireMiut ax wtill iwcura
dlneuse. lta prlcu In oue dollar iier beltln, or
nix nenius ler nvu tieuam, auk ler u nun neii
t lint ) oil Kut It. Ills for mile Uy all Di iiuIsih,
mul by tliu OlthUON INDIAN MBDIUNb
COMPANY, Cerry, l'u.
Medoc Indian Oil
THE
UUKATKST l'AIN
hAUTIl.
MED1CINK ON
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
MODOU INDIAN Oil. Id certain te uiiiu
Toetliuulia In ene minute, lliuidadui lulUu
inliuite, Kaiuelie In Ien inliiutcd, seie 'llneut
In enu nlcld, NemalKiitln Unco le llvu 111I11
utn. MODOC INDIAN OIL Is used lnturnally in
well as uxturnally. Kvery finally hIieiiIiI liiuu
a Dettlo wiuiin reactit it id a doctor lu tliu
liniiHe.
Fer eale by nil DniKKlsU. l'rlce 2ie. pur
bottle. LarKO xlu bottled, M)c.
INDIAN (JOUdll BllUl' Id a prompt
opeclflclor Ceuglis, Colds und Luiik dUea(M.
&0e. pur bottle. Ka-ten ka, Modoe liultaii oil
and Indian CeukIi Hyrup lornnle (wholesale
and retail) at Ueulnmi'a DniK Btere, Ne. IJ7
audlJI Nurtli (jui'un strict, l.aucastiir, t'a.
mJ.lytlVA8Aw
pAKKKll'ti 1UNIU,
ir.
" It will seen be twenty yens slucu tlie war
OlOHJd."
Undurlhu lietHim el AiiKUflt, M2, tliu v'l v'l
lue el Dever, N. J., lay still as tliu nphlu x In
Eypt. white Elijah Miuip.er that place, slowly
anilsellly spokuel the past; "Yes." lie said "1
wai In tlie army and taw many el tliu sights
el thesu learlul years. 1 wan finally dlsuliarued
irem (Usability, ri'sullliiK from suiutrnkti. I
oame home, nitserablu In health and splrlUt
soenleublod that 1 took cold en thu HllKht'jst
oxpesuro. l.llu seuiiuhI weilhless te uiu; I
lived only In memory."
" That was sad uiieukIi," I said, dividing my
last two clKivrn.
" That's se," responded Mr, Sharp 1 "but 1
notevorlt, OutKiuwttT Net exactly. When
In ttmt condition I beirau taking l'AnKii'n
TeMtuanil uiy health commenced 10 luipreva
nuia away. 1 was lutonisueii ui 11 unci he was
my wile. I piled 011 tlie llesh and could eat
anything. Mr ambition bhuud up. 1 could
attend lu busluuss mid new excepting thai 1
have totuke emu about oxpesliiK mysult te
thu hoi sun lam as well as I wits tliu day 1
onllsled. V hut dllleiencm there am lu things
guns and bayonets kill ; 1'AimKii'ti Teniu
BaVfH."
This preparation, which has been known as
I'akkbu'b tiiNOua'l ome. will hereaiuu beculleil
simply rAUKuit'H Teniu, As iinprliiclpleddeal
ors art) constantly ilutulvliiK their customers
by substituting lnloiler aillcles under the
uaiiie el RliiKur, and as tjlnger Id really an uu.
Iinpet taut Ingiedleiit, we drop thu misleading
word.
Thore Is no chaiiKe. howaver, lu the prepa.
ration ltselt, anil all bottled reiuulntiiK In thu
hands or dualais, wrapped under thu naiuu el
I'aiikbh'a UiNeun Teniu, contain tliu mnulne
tnodlclne It the taeslmllu slgnaturu or His His
cex x Oe, la at the bottom et the outside
wrapper, une:J-lmbd,fcw
1AltUblft UA1K 11ALSA6I AND 1'AKK.
. cr'u Totile ler sale at Cochran's DriiKBtore
Ne. Ul ana U'J .North quoea at., Luucimivr, l'u
INUINERATION.
TU I.UUAI, OHKirtATION (jOUIf.1V
Itslticrnit.ini; Mniber4liii StecK liiermsxl
te .1,U0t-Tlie Werk tiitleOn- rra-tl-
1'reccatra of Crfinatlen
Anether nicotine of tlie liieteuscd tiuin tiuin
lier of Mil)Herlburn te the cruinnlleti ntul
funeral roferui asnoelatioti was lielil at tlie
Ini 1. LhHir.Ncr.u oflleu last eveniup. 801110
twenty tncinbeiH vrore tiruteut nnil nearly
n half noero of ii'ldllleiml nubnetlliurK te
tlie steclc wcre reported tiince last meeting.
A ntiinber of lutturn were rend from tmr-
kiiih outeldo tlie city exiirt'HHlm; nympatliy
nlth the ineveineiit mul 11 wiiiiiiKticHn te
tnke Hteulc In tliu L.iuu inter fouieiy.
Tliu outnntlttee en loe.ttlon, plan, eta ,
reported weL'tern nnd mum liiHlruettd te
Milcct 11 vacant let of ground, neai tliu city
limits, net Iekh lliau hull an iteruln extent,
prefeirint: nti ulevatcd iokIUeii nnd 11 nlte
lit for ornamentation nnd adapted te nil
thu neeeHhitleH of the uroiimMen project.
Tlie ouminltteu en oliarter, pl.iutf, etc., ro re ro
peited nt liii'Ktli, nnd articles of nshocia nshecia nshocia
tlen were adopted in part, the rein.iinitii:
features te be cencldered and llnally de
(il'led at a nicotine te be held next Ftlday
oveulntr, nhen diieateix and ether efllcerH
will bu elected, aud Immediately thereafter
Htcp will bu taken te obtain a chatter.
It having been found that the 01 Initially
propeHid $ 'J, 1)00 of ntuek ih alieiidy taken,
the cajiltal of the concern wan lixed at
?5 000 and the par v.ilue of nhaiei tuude
$10, te nccoinmudite UioineteaM'd I'upiihii
deni.ind for the block. Tlie books ler
mibscrlptieu will be open oue week
longer.
'f no Uitniiiil in nievniiiai t
The inquiries of the vat ions eiiniiinttees
havu elicited much piactiual infi riii.itien
renanliiit; the jueciches (if uietii.ttieu and
llliihtiatlne; the pprcad 'uf the tueveiiieiit
for its promotion. New Orleans has 11 well
ern.mi.ed society. The United Niatcn
cremation company and thu New Yerk
cremation Mieiutv held a.piitil ineetliij,' the
ether evening. J. I) HciiuIchs piesided
IIu H.ilil it coil $1(3,000 per annum alone te
keep the tans cut en thu graves in Hi eon
weed cemetery. Ceitrtlatid I'.tUuei, Henry
Tuck, M. I)., and etlieiH Hpoke in behalf
of cremation. The repett of the society
shows that neatly $2"i,000 has been bub
scribed, the ameitiil the cbatter cat's I or
bcfoie they can bet; 1 11 the erection of a
furnace. The crematory will be built bu
fere the end of this jear.
The bill mtiediicrd in the C'ikIisIi par
liament icccully previdiiif,' fin the reula
tiati of ctematiuu, though net passed,
received a very tespectable vote. Tlie
Louden Tvnat cemmentM very favorably
uii)ii it aud observes that we have drifted
far from the vtlaKu chutrh jaid where a
grave was holy ureiu d and new thu
associations of crondel oily cemuterivH
have becoine tather repulitive, than ether
wise.
Au lulvrtBtins 1 xtrncl
Frem a metiOKraph published by the
late eminent surgeon, Samuel I). Gress,
M. I) , L. L. li. O L , is tuade the fellow
inn extinct, which, iu view of thu crema
tien et his tcmaius, will bu lead with
marked iutettst at this tiniu.
"If jieuplu could Mie thu hiiui.iu body
after the process of decomposition sets 111,
which is as hoen us the vital spark ceases
te exist, they would net waul te bu buried,
they would be iu l.iver el cremation.
lturiiLg the human body, I think, ih a
horrible thing. If meru was known about
thu human li.iiiiu while uudrj; "ie; il
coiiiiienuiuu puejiiu would turn with hiiimr
from the custom el burying their dead. It
bOiiietiuiestakiH ahiunau budylifty, sixty,
eighty yeaifc ien, longer than that te
decay. Think of itl thu icmaiiiH of a
fiieud liug under six feet of ground, 01
less, for that length of time, going through
slew stages of decay, and ether bodies all
this time beini,-' buiied around then) 10
maius. 'lhluk of thousands of such
bodies btitig crowded into a few acres of
ground, and then tolled that these graves
or mauy of them, iu tiuie till with water,
aud that water percolates through thu
ground and mixes with thu bprtugs and
wells and livers from which we drink.
Why, if pceplu kuuw what phyMcitns
knew, what they have learned in thu (lis
Meeting room, they would leek upon burn
lug the human body as a Leaulilul art iu
comparison with burying it. Thore is
something eminently repulsive t me
about the idea of lying a low lect under
gieund for n century, or pethaps twj
eentuticM, getug through the prucesi of
decomposition. "When I die I want my
body te be burned."
Trie 1'ruccRies el Cremation
tiir Henry Thompson, an enthusiastic
advocate el cremation, iu his review
artielcB en the subject nays :
"A powerful tovet berating furnace will
rodueo a body of average si.e aud weight
leaving only a few white aud fragilu
portions of earthy material, iu less than au
hour. I havu myself personally superin
tended thu cremation el two bodies, ene
small aud emaciated, of forty seven
pounds weight, and oue of ene hundred
aud lerty four peiiiulu, net emaciated, and
possess the products in thu former case
weighing oue aud three iiuartet pounds, iu
thu latter about four pounds. The fermer
was completed in twenty live minutes,
thu latter lu lllty. Ne trace of odor was
porceived (indeed; such a thing is itiines
Bible), aud net the slightest ditlleulty pre
seuted itself. The remains described were
net withdrawn till the process was com
plete ; and nothing can bu mete pure,
tested by sight aud smell, than they are,
aud nothing Ichs suggestive of decay or
decomposition, It is a rcllued buIiIuii ttu ,
aud uet a portion of refuse, which I have
befere inc. The experiment took place iu
tlie prcBcnce of several peiseus Aiming
the witnesses of thu heceiul expeiimeut
was Dr. Uenrge Buchanan, a well known
medical ollleor of thu local government
beard, who eau testify te thu completeness
of the ptecesH.
" In thu proceeding above desciilied, the
gascu which leave thu lurnacu chimney
during thu tlrst three or four minutes of
combustion arc noxious ; after that they
oeate te be se, and no biuoke could bu
seen. Hut thcue noxious gases aru nut te
be permitted te escape by auy chimney,
but will pass through a Hue into a seceud
furnace, whero thoynre entirely consumed,
A comjileto combustion is thus at
tained. Net even a tall ehimuey la
necessary, which might be poiuted. at
ns markiug the slte whero cremation is
porlernieil. A small jet of steam, (Hilck
enlng the draught of a low chimney, id all
that Is required. Ou a latge scale, the
second furnace could uet he utilized for
cremation also, and Us ptodtietu passed
through auother, and se ou without limit.
" Ity tueatiB of a furnace invented by
Dr. Win. Biemeus. a still mere tapid ami
complete oembustioti is pessibfe. A body
weighiug l'tU peundtt was placed in a
cylindrical vessel about 'soveu feet
long by Uvoerelx feet in diamoter, thu
Interior of which had been heatcd te 2,000-
Fahrouhelt. The inner surface of this
oyliuderla smooth, almost polished, aud
no solid matter but that of the body is
introduced Inte It. Thu product, tlioru tlieru tlioru
fero. can be uethlng mero than thu nshca
of the body. Ne forelgu dust eau be iu iu iu
trodueed, no oeal or ether solid combustl cembustl combustl
bie beiug near it uethlng but heated
hydro ration iu a gasoeua form and
healed air. Nothing is visible In the cylin
der before using It a pure, almost white
interior, the lining having acquired a tem
perature of white beat. In thin case the
gases given oft from the body he abundantly
nt first, passed through a highly heated
eliamber among thousands of Interstice's
m ado by Intorscetlug llre brleks, laid
throughout the ontire chamber, lattice
fashion, iu erder tn minutely subdlvlde
and delay the current, and expose It te an
immense nrea of heated surface, Uy thin
means the nanes wero rapidly oxidized
and net a imrtlcln of nmoke issued
by the ohlniuey. Ne Rcoend furnace,
thorufere, Ih necessary, by thin method,
te constime any noxious mutton),
sitioe nene nscape, The process was
completed in fifty miutitAR, aud the ashen
which welghed about llve puuiulH, wero
removed with ease."
The apparatus by which cremation in
effected in chlclly of two kinds, of which
there are various miner inodilicatieun :
First, that in which the body Is re
dticcd by direct contact with the lhmeH,
and nf this kind are the Gerlni
aud Veniul furnaces, which are theso
most approved in Italy ; and secondly,
that lu which the body in reduced te ashes
by means of het air, and in no time com
ing in contact with the flames. Of thin
latter kind are the furnaces in use through
out Germany from which that te be
erected iu Lancaster will be patterncd.
A JniKv;iiiu rnll. Ill Ir le 100,000.
Au heir te the property left by Jehn V.
Tayler, who died lutoslate in New Yerk
city a short timu since, unexpectedly
appeared ou the sceue Friday iu thu
porHen of Samuel T. Middleton, of Ilalucn
pert, Hurlingten ceunty.N. J. Mr. Tayler
had been a real ostate dealer and had ac
cumulated a fortune eti 100,000 After his
death no will could be found. Thren rusty
keys among bin directs unlocked draweiH
In the vaults of the New Yetk state de
posit company that contained builds whose
lace value amounted te $-00 000, and since
then ether securities havu been discovered
that swell the amount te e 100,000. Thu
deceased was uet known te havu any rela
lives, and I'lihliu Administrator Algernon
H. H.illiv.ui took charge of the property
with the intention of turning it into thu
city 1 1 cmiry if no relatives of Mr. Tayler
could be found. Mr. Middleton, who is
the only living heir, w.is never a lavorile
of his uncle, though there was no quarrel
between them. His surprise ou learning
the geed news wan great, nn.he did uet
suppose he would inherit thu propel ty.
Mr. Miildlutunn is about U5 yearn of ngu
and bears his geed fortttue very quietly.
Ailvcrll.lUK UIii-hUIII
" It Iihs become no common te wtllu the ln'-
Klnnliig el an aitlele, lu uu elegant liiteiesl
tiiK manner
''llien 11111 lllnloBeniu udveilldumeiil tliat
we avoid ull such,
' Aud simply call attention te the met Its el
Hup Hitters In as plain, honest U mis as pessi
ble,
" 'I e Induce iieeplu
"Te give tliuui oue trial, which sopievcs
Hull valuu that tliuy will uuver uiu anything
ehe"
"'lux IlKVKiirHO laverubly net Iced In all the
papeis,
" Hell -loin mul seculai. Is
' llav lug n large sale, and Id supplanting all
elliet medicines.
"Uliurn U no denying tliu vlituosetlho
Hep plant, and tlie piopiluteis el Hep llltluis
h ne shown great slirunduusd
' And ability -
" lu com euuilluu atuvlTlcliiu n heeu IrtUVl.!
uiuee palp ttile te uVury enu's ohsmvalleu."
Did tilie DIeT
"Ne!
"Sim llugeiud and slTlIiired along, pining
away all tliu lime ter years,"
" 'l he iloetei'd doing her no geed ,"
" And ut lasl waa cured by t 111 -t Hep liltteia
tlie papuissay se much about."
" Indted I Iiuloeil l"
" Hew tliauktul wu should be lei III U inedl
cine." A llitiittliter'a nil.ery.
" Kleveu uats out daughter sulluedena
bed el uilsuiy,
" I nun a complication el kidney, IIii,
I heuiiiatlu trouble unit Nerv etiti debility,
" Under the care or the best physicians,
" he gave hci illsciuu various lmiiiee,
" Hut no relict,
"Aud iiewHliu Is mteicd Ions In geed health
by as simple a lumudy as Hep llllteis, thai we
had shuiiucil ler yeais helme using IU" The
TAIlltNTH.
father H (lultlni; Mell.
"My daughters say 1
" Hew much belter lather Id since hu used
Hep llllteis,"
" He Is gutting well alter his lung sullLiIng
from u disease declared Incurable,"
" And we am e glad that he usud your Hit
ters." A LauveI Utlea, N. Y.
m 01'iiTh,tS&w
ilucklen's Arnien Mle.
'Ihu Itnsl bnlve In tlie world ler Cuts,
Hrulsea. Herns, Ulcers, bait llheutii, Kuvur
sored, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cerns, and ull alclu eruptions, mul positively
euies l'llue or no pay lequtiud. It it guai
imleed toglve ported satlsluclleii or money
leliimled. l'tlee, lift cents pur box. Kersale
by II. II Cechiau, druggist, U7and U'J Nutlh
ijiicen stieet, Luucuster.
i Wish Everybedy te Knew.
Kev. Heoige II. Thayer, an old cltUuu et
this vicinity known te every ene us u most
liilliiuiitlal ulllzen uud thilstlan minister el
the M. K. chinch. Just this moment stepped tn
om-steiu te say, " 1 wish ovetybedy te knew
that 1 consider Unit both myself uud wile ewe
our lives te Hhlleh's Consumption Cure." It
Id having n tremendous sale ever our counters
and l giving pet feet satisfaction lu ull cesrs
et Lung Diseases, such ns nothing el.e bus
done. DHS. MA'ICIIKTT A KKANC1S.
HoutineR, Iinl., May l.t, '73.
Held by 11. II. Cochran, (linguist, Nes. i:i7and
1DJ North UueeiiBtn eU Lancaster, telil loedl
A uriuit DUtevery.
Mt, Win. 'Ihnuiud, et Newton, la,, says .
-'Mywlleluid laeii seileusly utlected wltliu
cough ter twDiity.tlve joins, and this spi lug
umiubuveuily Ihuu uvei hefoie, 8I10 had used
many leiuudlus without lellef, uud being
uigeriiiliy Dr. King's New lilsuiiuiy, did
se, wltli most Kiatllylng nsullH. Tim Mist
bottle lelleveil her very much, and the second
bottle has absolutely uiiteil her. hhu lins net
had me geed health for thirty yeais." Tilal
bottled tree at 11.11, Ceelnan's ilruR htore,
LutgusUu, flee.
Why lle Dewncaet?
Tine, you ale lu a miserable condition you
1110 weak, pillil and nervem. 011 caiiuel
sleipat nlgiit nor enjoy your waking hours 1
yet, why lese heart? Get ut the druggist's 11
bottle et VlunfecA. lUeud Jlittert. 'lliey will
restore you te health und pence of mind. Held
tiv 11. II. Cochran, druggist. 117 und Hi North
(jiieen street, Luncestet, l'u.
Bir. l.uiiRtry,
mul oilier lameus women have wen a reputa reputa
tulleii ler tacial baauty. A llnoceinplo.ilon
makes one liaudneiiii), even though the taco Is
net el perlect mould. JlurdecK Jlloeil Hitter t
act directly upon tlie cli eolatien, and se give
the skin a clearness and smoothness other
wise unattainable. Held by 11. II, Cochran,
drugglsUlJ7aud IJJNeitli liueeu stteut, Lan
caslei, l'u.
ItVlhltlNU MATiSUlAV.
)KMOVAL.
11AV1NU KEMOVKD MY
PLANING MILL
-TO-
Nos.lllte il7:N. JIullierry St.,
And Increased my faculties ter work, I am
new prepared te de all klmlaet work in my
Hue atshertcat uotlce.
- wrat Wehlsen,
XtEDlCAt
X
VI'.H'H HAIlSAl'Alllt.I.A.
TIRED OUT.
The dlUiesiliig reeling 0! wearlnegu, el ox ex ox
liauntlen without tirnrt, which makes llle a
bunion te se many people., is due tu tliu (act
that tliu blne I is peer, and tlie vitality conse
quently feuijiu, 11 you aru suilerlug Irem
such leullugs,
IYER'S SAR8APA1ULLA
lsiist what you nced nud will de you InCnl
uulablu geed.
Noetlmr preparatl'di e conc nlrattm nnd
cembtiicH bhsiii purity lug, vllalUlmr, pni lull
ing ntul Invtgeiailng qualities ns AwnHBAit
HU'AlllLLA.
t'RKl'AIIKU I1V
Dr. J C. AYEIt & Ce., Lewell, Mass.
Held by nil DrugglHd; $1. six bottles ler $3.
J I 1(1
A YKIt'.l HAIliVAIVIttLI.A AND AYKIl'S
Chert y iVclenl ter -nle at Coehtun's
Drug .sieic. Ne. .U7 and I ft North queen BU,
Lancaster, l'a.
A UlltiAT HUUUf.M9.
HOP- PLASTER.
This porous plaster Is (anions ler Us quick
and lieaity aellmi lu cuilug Laiim Hack, lilieu
mutism Bclatha (tleklnllie Hack, hldeaud
Hip, Neuralgia. Htlll .leitils and Muscles, Hoiu
Chest, Kidney Trouble's and ull pains 111 aches
I'llhur lni-.ll or deep sealed. It uncalled,
Htrenglhens nud HtluiulaleM tlie parts. 1 he
vlrtiiiisel hops ( (unbilled with giiins-rlean
and leady le apply. Hiipciler te liniments,
lotion 1 ntul sal vi h. Pike, 'i' iiiiils 01 .' ler
$l.(ie. Sold by driigglMM mul cnnnliy stores.
M illiel eimecelpl el prices, llet J'lattcr t'oin t'ein
jmnn, 1'reprJi'Uiid, Uojten, Milss.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
441 he best Inmllv pill inade llawley's
Hteinach and Liver )IUs. -1e. l'leiwant iu
action and easy te tnl.e.
nevJflydAw (I)
J3
ICANlil.
Budf lis ii illicit
'llin lollewlug in tide wits vel untilllly sent te
till II I.. SI.AI MAM'll. Agent ler IlKlti-
AUT'.SOI.II WINK HUlltf, by 11 pietiiluunt
piHcllelng plijsk'lau et this county, who lints
iixtuusUuiy used the llrundy ndi nod te In his
legiilnt lUnellci' It Is (eiiiiiiciideil te the at
tention et thoje untitled with
Iiitligcslieii and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This new much nl'i-cd AU0I10II0 bllniulailt
was iiier lnteiicled an u bevi luge, but te lie
used as a uiihIIi Ine et gleal iietency III the euro
el some el tl:e ilesli uellve dlsiases which
sweeps way llielraiiiiuiil llieusaiiiU of victims.
lib a purily philanthropic motive, we iiro iire
fdiil tu Ilm laviiinblii uottie nt liiviillds-i s
iiiciillv tbii'ii ulllleleil with that uilsmaliln
illMu.e-e, Dypsiepsla, a specllle remedy, which
Is netlilil)! meri) or less than
BRANDY.
'llin aged, with leeliln appetite, nud Inmner
lens dot lilt, will find this simple medicine,
wncu iiseu ptepeny,
A Hoveroign Itoraedy
Fer nil their ills and aches, lie It, howevot'
Htilctly understood that we piescribe and use
but 0110 at tide, and that is
Reigart's Old Brandy,
holilbveiileuteiiulsliigtileiul.il. K. SLAV
MAKI-.lt. Tills biandy lias steed the test fur
jeais, nud lias never tailed, as mi- ns our ex.
perlnuiuuAlcnilH, and wu tliereloieglvu It the
prclcicnce overall ether llrandles 110 inaltur
with hew many law bieaUIng lieneli titles
they nte bruudeil. One Muith el tint money
Inn Isyiailv tliiewu uway 011 vuilens linpo linpe
tentdyspnpsla spi eltli s, would stilllce te Imy
all tin liraiidy te euro nnv such case or cases,
Hi pioet et thu cuiatlvu power el
ReIart'a Old Braudy
I 1 cased et Dispcp-dn we can summon uiiiu uiiiu uiiiu
oeisel witnesses eau ciuu lu jiartlLtilar we
wlllelle:
'X 11H1.1 working liirmer had bienanicled
wall uu xxliausting Dysinipsla fnru number of
jvais ; his stomach would 1 eject 11I11101I every
Kind et feed s no had sour eriiclnllens con-sUiutly-ue
apputlle-ln tiu t, he wasehllged te
ustrlct his ulul leiiacliers and stale biead,
and ns a huvuiagn he used Mi Union's Itoet
Heel. He Is n MethedlsU nud then, as new,
ine u In d at tluns, and le his dlsceiuses elten
declaimed eaim stl iigalustii l klnddet strong
dilnlc. When udvl ed te tiy
Relgart'u Old Briindy
In hid case, he looked up wt'h astonishment;
but alter hearing et his wonderful eireets tn
tliu eases of semn et his neat uiquulntnnccH, hu
at last uuidi nled te fellow our advice, lleused
thu llinndy falllilully and steadlly ; the llrst
belllu giving him un appetite, and Imtnru llin
se nud was ull liikeii he was n sound man, with
n stomach uipahle id digesting any thing width
he cheese le cat He still kieps It and uses a
UttluitLCHsleually: nud sincohe has this medi
cine, he has liccii et very lltllu pcuuulnrv bun
tilt te thudoclei. A I'racllcinif I'hysichux.
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
Aguut ler KKItlAUT'rt OLD WINK STOUK,
Kslabllstied lu !7dT.
liupeitet and Dealer In Old llraudy, filiurrv.
Hiipmler old Mudeila, Impeited lu PdH, lHi7
uud Isi.l. chnniiaguiis et Lvuty lliaiul, tcetcu
Ale, l'orter, ltrewu Stout.
Ne. 20 EtiBt Kins St., - Lunoaaler
I KAUUUAUTKUa VOlt TUB
INDIAN MEDICINES,
KA-l'ON-KA AND; MODOC INDIAN OIL
AT-
LOCHER'S Drug Stere,
NO. ii KA31':illNU SlllKKT,
LANCAHI'Klt.I'A.
11.1 iV AND VAl'H,
KTI-.W UA18.
SHULTZ'S
ONLY HAT STORE,
We wIhIi te cull Lhe tittoutleu of
111011 with bit; hundu te the fact thut
we are tvlwtvye provided with juat
the extru liirue lmtw they roqulre.
We ure new Hhewln(i it full aeaott aeaett aeaott
raentof STRAW HATH in nil gmdea
and the ltirKOBt, hnndeomeBt und
mcDt oemploto line of LIGHT COL
ORED STIFF HATS evor openod In
Lanoaater.
If you romernbor thnt overy thing
hore la freBh und ue netbliiff that
la at all old you will hee the advan advan
tasea of at Umet looking through our
aaaortmment.
rf-IJ A KKW DAVH WK WILL DAVE A
LITTLK I'ltLUhNT I'OllOUtl KKIKND3
1 UAT xOU WILL AlTltKUATB.
144 North Queen St,,
A low (loots ubove the Fraukllu Heuse,
LANCABl'KU, l'A.
mart7-lydAw
V
lUTOltlA
Cern Remover.
Tlie most oileetlvo prepamtlen ler thore
uieval et corns, lluiiiens, Warts, etc., ever
placed U'lere the public.
Wurruiited te eradicate completely ind
within a short tlmu the juest ebduiatu corns,
baitl or sett, 'vlllieut pain,
IT IB A rOMTlVU CUIM. BOLP AT
BEOHTOLD'S DRUG BTORB.
Ne.
401, WKST OBANQK BTltBUT, corner el
(JhMlotte. U.lyU
VI.VTltlNO.
i"i'-V. 1 IJW'"TtTfT:
Time and tide wait for no man
is well illustrated by the way
our Spring Stoek is moving off.
flood tide brings us crowds of
customers; receding tide carries
away much of our variety and
time makes a hole in our im
mense stock.
Ne time like the present.
A. C. YATES & CO.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & Sixth Sis.
l'lIILAUKLI'llIA.
lieudiutf Railroad Kerlp Tuketi ter
Clothing.
v
M
VK1W A KATIirIM.
Thin Clothing.
lu Kxcullent As3ortment,,ler this sort of
weather, (or MKN'U, IIOY'.S uud ClUL
DltKN'8 WKAU, ill nil the 1'LAIN AND
MOST KASIIIONAIILK KAtlltlCH.
In looking around ler Hiiuituer requlslles,
rotneuiber that the) bust assortment lu
CI.OT11INO Is always tn be seen hen), ami
that pi lee i aru sufllclnully varied te meet
with taver among nil classeset liuycrs, na well
as thesu whom lettunu has less laverud.
We Invite calls, that we may be aUerded n
chance te show lust what we have. The
iniike, style nud quality or our CLOTHING Is
tully up le uiu highest standard, and Is
marked at figures that often make buyers or
lliesu who only coiue te sce.
Vf Comparison courted, Dale be. Idled.
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LKAD1NU LANCA8TEU CLOTU1KIU3,
NO. 12 HAST KINO STREET.
LANCABTKIl. I'A.
VTUT IVANAMAKKlt
Uul a Jlueli llellei I'lace te II111 YourUeoil!
tVill bu round at
Unpr Siiiten's,
WliolesulOi&lfolailClotliiiiK Heuse,
Ne. i34 Ooutre Hquare,
11 Is better than Wnuumuker's, because the
goods are net only as weed, but ehenper, mm
It there should be such a thing as 11 lnlellt,
which Is mil at nil likely te ecciu. you wilt
have 10 net have le go tar le liuvn thu defect
remedied.
GrOOX)8
THAT CANNOT
FAIL TO PLEASE,
Frem Iteady-.Mude Hulls nnil the Clieicext
Htull lu 1'ltcu) down te every detail In
GENTS' FDRNISHING SUPPLIES.
GIVE Ud A CALL.
Burger & Sutten,
Merchant Tailors uud Clothiers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE.
LANCASTKU, l'A.
tl-lvd
r UANHIUAN a IIUO.
About Prices.
long two we thought bottom prices hid
been touched, but II remained ler the Hprtng
el IBM, teulvea chance te thu people te buy
eheup
CLOTHING
such as Uas uet been seen by the eldest lnhnu
Hunt.
MEN'S SUITS,
At tl.lU,$5.),(a.U0, $7.00, $8,00, 110.00 aud f 12.(0.
PANTALOONS,
At J1.00, fl JO. tlM, t: 10, J3.C0 UI) te 15.00.
LARGE BOYS' SUITS,
At f J.W, tl.00, H.W, 5.C0, $0.00 up te 19.00.
SMALL BOYS' SUITS,
At 11.35, 1.75. liW, $3,01) up te fUO.
De we mean te lower our wbole butlneis t
Ne, Indeed t We only (tunluthotero et ahea.
ness as thu key note. We elevate It evil
season ami own no superiors lu styles aua
qualities.
L.Gransman&Bre.
The FAUIllONAULE JIKlKllIANTTAII.OJia
AND CLOTHIKIW,
Ne. 66-68 NORTH QDEBN 8TRlfir,
lllxht en the Benthwest Cemer el Orssgt
atreet,
LANOASTKU, l'A.
Mr Net connected with any ether, CleUUag
Heuse In tlienltv.
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I; Sceuts. Ouarantoed tobec!carmiern,M
IIAUTAlAJN'lljYKLLOW JfUOM ClUAK
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