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LANCASTER, PA.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1884.
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WOHKB
H.7
HI1UAU8.
SUMMER JEWELRY.
RHINE STONE SPECIALTIES IN SILVER JEWELRY.
Lace Pins,
Hair Pins,
Cellar Buttens,
Bracelets and Bangles.
H. Z. RHOADS,
Ne.
LANCASTER, l'A. .
tKUll
I n.
MAKT1N UO.
Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
MASON JARS
In Quarts, Pints and Half Gallens.
I-AItOE STOCK, LOW I'ltlCKS.
OOHANSET JABS,
A NEW JAK,
NEW PRICE:
(Jtinrts 90Cnt.s. Half Gullens, $1.15. Jelly lumlilera, 28c. Per I)oz.
..." Tnk0ft ie0 at "'"'window tliU everling. New Mechanical Flijurrs-the Dude and
companion.
J. B- MARTIN & CO.
Cerner Went King and Prince Streetfl. LanrnstT, Pn.
ii hy auuim
N
KXr DIIOK TO Till! UdDUT HOtJHIC.
2,500 PA
ITwenty-flve Hundred Fairs etj"
BLANKETS.
White and Colored.
rurcua-sed In Mew Yerk al Manufacturers' Forced Auction Hale, held during July and
August, which we new otter Jar belew manuiactiirer'scoitet production.
OLOHKD iLANKKT! WIIITK lll.ANKKTS at ,1 M pill.
&.?EkV.l,A5iEPt7,r' WIIITK IILA.Nh.KTS, WOOL atll)? pair.
HH S '. !'A'HE?"t "' "K n ,lr- WIIITK It I. NKK IS at i(i pair. T
i.?JAlS:l !;'A2SEl8,il',-(wV iwlr. WlUTt IILANKKTSatlUeSpalr.
COLORED HLANKKT8alll.at pair. WIIITK II AVK KTS at ll) pair
COLORED IILANKKT3at$LWTi pair. WHITE HLAMvErS at $1.50 $ pair
And a Varlct of FINER GRADES at LOWER PRICES than ever botere (inured.
ALL WOOL SCARLET HLANKETS.
The attontlenot Hetel Keepers, Hearding Houses, Institutions, Prlvatn ramllies and To Te To
baece -Packers Is called te these I lanltutH. as being worthy their early examlnatt n A libera'
reduction In the price In many el the grades made te these who purchase lu quantities.
R. E. .FAHNBSTOOK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse.
VA It I'M
IIIKKT) UaKPET HALL.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
AT
SHIEK'S OAEPET HALL.
Selling Off te Clese Business. Everything Mast Positively be Sold.
A Full Line el BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, and All Grades of INGRAIN UAHPETB.
RUGS, BLANKETS, COVERLETS and OIL CLOTH.
tM"ALL ATA 8AORIFIOK.1&
MM- Prompt attention given te the Manufacture et Rag Carpets te order.
AT
SUM'S CAEPET IALL,
OOR. W. KINO AND WATER 8T&,
reb-radaw
XOHAVCU AHli VIUAUH.
H.
I.. HTKHMAN St VO.
Cleveland and Hendricks
Cipaip Clef he In.
ALSO.
O
Cigars, Canes and Pipes.
ALSO, BLAINE & LOGAN
Campaign Chewing Tobacco
CIGARS,
Canes and Pipes,
WHOLESALE AND UKTA1L,
AT-
I. L. Stehman & Ce,,
NO. 110 NORTH QUEEN 8T.
UiarJl-lVd LAN0A8TKB. l'A.
OM.eiu.itia.
PKlbHAM'B. m
'MIGHTY NICE."
oeb stock or
NHOKT1HS,
DRMSS SHIRTS, COLLARS, OUFFB
8U8PXNDEIiB,
8T00KINQB AND UNDERWEAR.
EEISMAN'S,
Ma 17 W Kte MVMt.
OF AKT.
4, West King Street.
mayift-lyd
J AIM,
I RS OF
Lancaster, Pa
TO, JtO,
IiANOASTBR, FA
HI, AHa Attlt UUKKttnWAUb.
H
Kim & nauTiH
Glassware. - Queeusware.
AT
CHINA HALL.
WK AUK NOW UKCKIVINQ
Our Fall Importations.
OUU AS8011TMENT WILL CONTAIN
MANY NEW AM) NOVEL AUT1ULK9.
WE WILL SHOW A
FINE LINE OF WARE.
The aatne KnaranU'O et satlstactlen or ox ex
change will accompany all our bales.
T01VE US A CALL.-
High & Martin,
15 KA8T KING STREET,
LANUASTKU. FA.
fHOTOUHAl'UH.
J.
KUttl.
Our aim u te make aa PB.KTTY A
FlCTUUKei your child aa the liutan liutan
taneeui preceu will admit. Take a
leek at the BI'KCIJIBNH at the en.
trance te our Gallery,;
J. E. ROTE,
MaloONertkQtMM SteMti,
1j
MBVIVAL,
A WAV UP HrAI.-IIKnHON'UAl-CIK
I'lasteis are easily nrst, no inaiter what
may come neiL" I. 1. MaoMahen, N. Y.
tUTIUUIIA HKMKUIKM.
OUTIOUEA.
INFANTILE IILOOO VUIIIFIKIIS
SKIN ilKAUTlKlKItt).
AND
AI'OSITIVKOUKE KOIl KVKItY FOItM OF
Bltia nillll,UUll II1SK.AHKS, KllOM
I'lMl'LKSTOSUKerULA
IIFANLILKand Illrth Humors. Milk Crust,
HrnllfMl Head. Eczemas, and every Jorni et
iiuiiuiK, nuaiy, i-unpiy, ncroiuieiis and inner
1lll lll.ua...d nt tl-u lllnn.1 M 1. 1 t .....I ......I..
"-. .-...w.. w. . j ..i..n,, cnii, nut. .V4.IP.
with Lesot lintr, trem lutancy te Ak", ctireil
uy LliU OUT1CUKA lbKULVKNT. IIIO new IIIOOil p t
rlller. Internally, Htut CtrricuRA and (Jimeua
BeAl-, the tcrciit .kin cures, uxtenmlly. Abie
lultlu pure and , and may be uted front
the memcnl 0 KrWi.
"OUR LITTLE BOY."
Mr. and Jlrs KvoiettStnbbtns.Hulchurtew;),
Mass .write: our tittle boy e terribly
Mulcted wi hSctelnla,Balt itlieum ami Er
MlHihwiivtrslme he was born, arid nothing
wu could (jlvi hi n liel txi.l hlui until we trie
j iticuiia Kkuhdus. whlcli KnuUiiiliy cvuud
liiin, unt 1 he is new as tulriw any fluid."
" WORKS TO A OHARM."
.1.8. Weeks, esi., town tieasuier.BL AllmiiR,
Vt saj sin uliituir ilatu I Mareli M: " It erns
te a eliiinn en my baby's face and head. Ijuni'l
thuheail entliely and lias nearly cleuned the
Inouet sores. I have ri'CiiiiniiHiiilc.l it inn.
ml, and Dr. riant has erilered It ler them,"
" A TERRIBLE OASE '
CliarltH fayre Hlnkle,.lersay City Heights,
N.J., wiltes: " My hiiii, a lail of twelve 1 ear-,
was completely cured el a terrible t-nseet
hixema by the Cvticdra IIhmkdikh. Krein the
top or lilslieud te the soles et bis t"Ot was 0110
inasel tcibs," Kvtrj ether remedy and pliy.
slclaus liad tieun tried In vain.
FOR PALE, LANGUID,
Kmaelated clilldren. with pimply, h illewskln,
tlllK UT1CUHA It XX HOI Kl Will jlR Vl a pOtll Cl
bleMlUK, cluanslni; the bleed anil sMiieliu,
berltHl linpurttlesaiid expelling the cormsef
Htrelula, ihetnnatlsiii, consiimiitleii ami se
vere skin diseases,
Sold everywheie l'rlce Cutuvha, 10 c ihh :
IIkselvk.it, i xe SeAr, cciiIk. 1'ettkb
Dbuu asd liikxicalCe., llOHten, Mass,
ttrna lur iiuw te Uure i.Kln iii.cn.rs."
K A W V u"' Cutlcura 8eap, an
exnuls
'- j. neiy pertuiiuMi skin
iiertiiiiitxl Bkiti HeniiLirlar.
and Teliet, Hath and Nursery 8 mativu.
ri'HK uiitiuuka i(n,ni;i)ii!) fh sai.k
J. at Cerhran's Diuk fcUire, 137 and 13"
North cJuchii street, Liincastur, l'a.
CATARRH.
SAN FORD'S RADICAL CURE.
rim (treat llala.iula ltl.HIUlleii et vVitch
IIh.M. Amcrleiu Inr, iMt.ai1lu Kur,
Marigold, Clever itluuuiu, te.,
rnrthe Immediate relief and l'uiinatient Cure
of everj form of Laturrb, Irem a Minnie Iliad
Celd or Influenza tethw Less et Smell, Taste,
and Hi art'iK. Leugh, llrenchltls.aiid Incipient
Cen'unipliun, lleilul tn five imiiiiles In any
ami every case. Nethlmi like it. Ur telul,
trarant wholesome. Cure bcxliis from Ilrst
application, and Is rapid, radical, peimauent,
and never lalllUK.
Onu tieltle Ha Ileal Cure, one llex Catirrhal
Selveutand bunleid's luhaier.all tn one vitcri.
aue, teriuuiK .1 complete tieatiLent, 01 all
druuKlslA ler tl Ask ler ."amfeud'h IIauieai.
Clin:. 1'OTTKK IIMJO and Chshicalle., tiosien.
OAM)HIRU"i IIAUIUsl,UUIIISFOI(AliK
O at Cicliraii's Driig Stere, Ne 1J7 ami 1S3
North Queen street, Lancaster, l'a.
Pain is the Cry of a Suffering Nerve.
COLt.INS'VOLiAlCELKCTKICl'LASTKlt
Instantly atrects the Nervous bVBtnin and ban
ishes l'aln. A nertect hhetrlc 15attrv com.
blued with a I'oreus fluster ter twenty tte 1
ceuis 11, auiutiunies rain, vuuizes huuk
audWeiu out .'..its, Strengthens tired Jlus
eks, prevents Dltease. and does ineie In one
halt the time than any ether planter In the
world. Sold ever hoi e ectl-luid&w
nllKAI INDIAN MEDIOIN...
KA-TON-KA,
THE GREAT INDIAN MEDIUINE.
KOUTUE
Bleed, Liver, Kidneys and Stomach.
It Is made by the Indians,
Used by the Indians,
cold by the Indians,
It Is l'uicly Vegotable.
It surely euros all diseases et the stomach,
Ltver, liowelsandlllood lllsulinestaspectlla
for all lerms et ltlieumallsm. It will emu
dloat.e when all ether remedies hae foiled
llli unions 1110 plainly printed oil every bot
tle. All tribes et Indians havu tbelr mullclnes,
but
Ka-Ten-Ka
la a remedy of the I'acltle Coast, unit Is used
by all. It Is composed el kmjih, herbs, and
barks gathered ami pinnated by the
Warm Spring Indians el' Oregon,
And la favorably known and tised In all parts
et the world. Hie sick or ailing should net
delay Its use. It will prevent as well as euro
disease, lis pi Ice is one dollar per bottle, or
six bottles tut live dollars, Asa for It and bee
that oil net It, It la for salu by all Diuxgisls,
und by the OlthUON INDIAN MKDlLtNr.
COMl'AN X, Carry, l'a.
Medoc Indian Oil
TDK
OllKATKST l'AIN
KAKT1I.
MEDICINE ON
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
MODOC INDIAN OIL Is certain te cure
Toothache In one minute. Headache InUve
minutes, Kaiuehe in ten minutes, core '1 bleat
In oue nlghl, Neuralgtaln tluue te live min
utes. MODOC INDIAN OIL Is used Internally us
well as externally, fcvery famllj should have
a bottle within reach. It Is a doctor In the
house,
lorsale by all Druggists. Price 23c. per
bottle. Large nlze bottles, Mlc.
INDIAN eOUUIi LU1' Is a prompt
specific ter Coughs, Colds and Lung dleuses.
BOc. per bottle, ha-ten ka, Moileo liultaii Oil
and Indian Cough syrup lersaiu (wholesale
and letull) at Cochi nil's Drug Mere, e. lit
aud 1JJ ftertb. (jtieeu street, Lancaster, l'a.
uil-lydWASftw
DR. BITNER'S
LAXATIVE POWDER,
rea tub curs or
COSTIVKNKSS, rKVKUS. TOttl'IDlTY OK
T1IK LlVKItAND 1IUWKL3, AtUDIT V
OF TUB 8TOMAC1I, KUUCTA-
T10N8 A DlBl'KfalA.
It Is a mild LAXATIVE, producing no In.
convenience an., devoid el the harshness
usually produced by PILLS, and can be taken
MIWW US VI 4VI JVAIl
Alt la Dleasant te take.
Ask your dealer
ei)l7-Uuiew
font.
A BK lUlt
MES. KNIUttT'8
SOOTHING SYRUP.
17-ind
A BURNING QUESTION.
MONtJIUNOIt OAf KL TAl.Kl UN BUlUldK,
Ha Attribute. thnirowle Ntilt-ueatrnctlen
te the Jncrra.e la learning Bud Orer-
tudy The True ltteeny ler It,
The C.ttholle monastery at West Hobe.
ken, N. J gleamed with tbe soft light
from many wax oantllea Buuday when
ilgr. Cajiel began hid lccture en sulolde
and moral weakness. Certain faeta. the
Ineturer said, needed no oemment. Oue
was that Saxony, the prlde aud glory of
Germany, the best educated oenntry iu
the world, had a record for the pant year
01 l.usi males aim usj lernaie who had
died by their own uandR. During- the
name tlnie In England 1,410 males aud
5 10 women had ended their lives in the
sarue manner. Here In America tbe
avernee was 1,700, In the last six months
ever 000 teople had committed suicide.
ami lu the last thrun months 383 deaths of
this nature were recorded. Tuohe deaths
in the oentres of learuiuif, the prcaelier
added, wete net the result of iusauity in
the human rune, for but seventy-two of
the number w he committed ruieide were
Insane, uud the balance were the out
growth of business troubles, irregular
iilTcotlenH, and disappointed lives, Algr.
Capel then explained te his audieuee that
if juries ehatitably attributed these deaths
te insanity tliu tuauhers of the people
must leek the matter lu the face aud at
tempt te avert the evil. The men who
had committed suielde were men like our our
selves. They, tee, had been a mother's
uride and a father's hope. They had
started out into the world with the same
hopes aud fears as eutselves. Meral
weakness was the cause. Men might say
insanity, but it wah net. Meral weak
ness was the prime faoter in suielde The
normal state of tbe human mtud when
Oed 0 ills it into being oeusists of intelli
gence and its tire handmaids, memory
and imagination. The mind also, the
P'eaeher said, had will, and its handmaid
passion or feeling.
Juht, Miid Mgr. C.pel, as our in
telligence may be wounded se may our
will be weuudrd. Man cannot say that he
had net iiitllii;ence oueugh te act right,
but every honest man must admit that he
had net the suflleient moral strength te de
right. Tune are two worlds, one Q jd's
beautiful aud grand, aud oue man's, with
its cede of laws and customs and we
are made its slaves The world aOeets us
in all the external things and insensibly
alleel us internally. This is seeu in the
dcMioef men te net in trouble as ethers
had.
Oue of the great abuses of the age and
the cause of suicides was seen in the ever
educating of the young. The faces of the
children in the public and private schools
told the story aud showed bow they were
overwerku.1, ami the teacher who se
pieudly brought forth a phenomenally
bright child never thought be or she was
sewing the seeds of iusauity. Anether
great cause of moral weakness and hence
of suicide was the absence of self-oeutrol
among men. Education will net teach
self-control, Holigieu alene could de se.
Hy prayer and the sacraments of the
obureh men can learn self control, and in
tbudarkest hours whether fortunes or loved
ones be swept away, man mast remember
that Oed gave aud Oed can taKe away.
Men must net be guided by passion, but
by the wisdom of parents aud friends and
the grace of Ged, and by walking with
Ged men will net walk la the way of
suioide, and the reason suicide tnoreases In
Saxony aud Eugland was boeauso here
science was attempting te give the oenso
latlen which praer alene can give, Mrg,
Onpel oeucluded his address by an appetl
te the press of the oeuutry renuestitur that
sensationalism be done awav with that
the details of suicides and elopements, etc.
be emitted, as it iuduces ethers te imitate
the principals iu the cases, us Is proved by
the piusent elopement epidemic.
AKUlfclJ LIFE,
A Hklllnl rnytliUn nylpc Fpnnlless
lu a
inw iinven tlu.plim.
The death of one of the most cultivated,
brilliant, and famous doctors In Connecticut
is hourly looked for at the New Uaven
hospital. Tbe patient is Dr. Jeseph J.
Harry, wbe was born in Ireland In 1822
lie was graduated in Dublin aud practiced
ou the "lever ships" that came into New
Yerk in 1817. Ue went te California in
tbe geld excitement and triad e money
rapidly. A successful praotieiior. he was
extravagaut, aud as riebes accumulated he
took te drink. Odd aud unreasonable no
ene could de anything with him. and.
finally, he lest everything through his
appotite for rum. He eame te New Hat en
1872. been alter iu a drunken spree, Le
lest his Dublin diploma, and, unable te
Und it, he went te New Yerk, took a
oeutso nt the University, and
procured n second sheepskin. Theu
hu returned aud started te build
another fortuue. He is a mett
skilliul surgeon. A promlueut pliysieian
said last night that for many years Dr.
IJarry has had the largeet praotieo in the
state. He became a preaober of tempsr
anee wbieh seemed te intensify his man
nerisms. His treatment of mtns diseases
was ealled heroie by his fellow physlei.ius,
but bis success was phenomenal. Some-
timeshe would go toWalliugferdto atteA
asiuglecailaud would charge 41 or nothing.
At ether times hu would advertise the day
when he would be in Walliugierd or ether
small towns, and would oharge every pa
tient 410 for his services. He made
money last aud gave tuueh in chatity.
About four years age he begau te talk
again of heart troubles, and was soeu
under the iulluence of bis old enemy. He
made a desperate struggle against tbe iu.
tlueuoe that he felt coming coming ever
him, aud since that time his life has been
a perpetual light with liquor. The enemy
has deleated him. Of iate be has beeu
looked up lu all the principal Eastern
cities for vagrauey aud drunkenness.- All
his fortune is gene, aud his doetors say
that be will net live till morning. A
pathetie feature of bis life iu the local
prisons was the swarming in upon him of
scores of his old patients as seen as ha
was. found te be in the eity.
JOHN M'UULLUUUU'3 JulSrOHTUH K.
The Ureal Acter rurced te Abandon Ills
Eugsgeiuenu.
Jehn McCullough, tbe tragedian, will
aet ue mete this season, and it is question
able if he will ever be seen behind the
footlights again. A week age he began
bis engagement at MoViekcr'a, Chicago.
His opemug performance gave no ground
for serious approheusieu, hut his second
showed that, something was the matter
with him. On tbe third night of the en
gagement be aeted Ktrviniui as well as be
ever did, but that was tbe last geed per
formance he gave. Frem Wednesday
until Saturday he showed a llstiessaess in
his work uud an uueeitaiuty in his lluet
whleh gave rise te the gravest apprehen
sions among bis frlends. Last night be
appeared as Sparlaeui in the "Ulsdiater."
Tbe scene was p.tlable. lie groped for
bis Hues, stuek, asked tbe people ou the
stage te prompt him, mumbled his half.
forgotten speecuea ana reeled, like a
drunken man. Many In the audience, be
lieving him te ba uitoxieated, hissed him,
and many mere oeupataloBiitely and
quietly left the thoatre. The porferraanco
of last night sealed tne oeurso te be pur
sued by his manager, Mr. Jeseph IJroeks.
lie determined te step.
Mr. Brooks said that the tragedian's
season has been olesed, that all the dates
had been oancellod, and arrangements
made te send the company baek te New
Yerk. lie wished the pablle te under
stand that among the company and
management all feellnes of disappoint-
ment at personal embarassment or less
were smothered in the general regret for
aicumieugn's pitiaoie condition, lie says
further that he was encouraged at the
beginning of the season by the fact that
the aoter was iu far better condition than
he had been at tbe beginning of the
previous season, and that he had oxpeetod
that as McCullough beoame oueo mero
used te aeting it would preve a tonle te
his system as it had done previously.
He had been rehearsing very hard all
Monday, and this caused a reaction of
hie mental trouble, culminating in the
painful sceno of Tuesday evening. Mr.
McCullough will, it is saul, be taken In
oharge by bis fr'cnds East, andjeverytblng
will be dene te endeavor te restore his
weakened pewers.
Lehigh Valley's importation Uentract.
A contract has been olesed between the
Lehigh Valley railroad oempany and the
Pittsburg & Western railroad company
ler the putohase by the former of a half
interest in the track of the latter from a
point at the mouth of Plum Creek Valley,
en the Allegheny river, te vvoed's Run,
in Allegheny City, both reads te use the
line in perpetulty. The Lehigh Valley
oempany has also purehased outright six
aer of land en Smoky Island, lu Alio Alie Alio
gbeny. en tbe line of the Pittsburg &
Western read, for depot and yard purposes.
It will extend Its line from Ashland, Pa.,
its present western terminus, through
Huntingdon aud Hlairsvilte and the points
uatntd en the Allegheny river, and eroet a
bridge ever the latter stream at that point.
The new lines te be completed within the
present year. A line te tap the Centiells
ville coke reglnu is also talked of, but has
net yet assumed a drfiulte shape.
Khtrn by Dogs.
Mrs. Pelly Sherwood, seventy two
years old, left her home at Pend Hldge,
near Stamford, Conn., about four weeks
age, te visit her brether across the fields
iu the satne vlllaite. She nover reached
her destination, aud nothing was Been of
her until Friday, when her body was
ieuna in a dense swamp near tbe village
by a pafty of hunters. The llesh aud
limbs were tern from the body, whleh is
thought te have been done by dogs. She
was recognized only by her clothing. Seme
persons think that she was foully dealt
with, but ethers are of opluien that she
beoame deranged and wandered te the
swamp. An investigation-will be had.
I Vel Hetter.
Hew rheerlul a man leeks when be is say
ing tliee words I And what a delightful thing
It Is te help te make lllm leel better I And
what a privilege te knew that ten thousand
people all ever the United States are te day
sayfinr. I feel better," because they have
been taking 1 rewn's Iren Hitters I Mrs. J. A.
Kelsen, et . Medtertt slreet. Chelsea, MaM.,
writes that she sintered with kidney dh-ea-e
and bleed troubles, and that she used .1 bottles
of llrewn's lien Hitters. As the result or this
treatment she says. " 1 fw I belter than I have
ter a long time, and 1 oelleve I am cured "
What Say Vun, Docter T
Seme physicians ureaiiald 10 prescribe any
thing except whit they direct tbuapnthtcary
te compound. Yet Ireunently we rtnd these
who ha e found llrewn's Iren Hitters such a
valuable medicine that tby aie glad te lite
scribe 1L Among these Is Dr II F. fcmllb, et
Hal Creck, Va , who says, " 1 have frequently
prescribed llrewn's lien Hitters In my ptao ptae ptao
tlee, and And It a most excellent preparation."
Herved lllm Jlli.r,
" I havn used Iturdeek Jiloed Iilttert, and
am happy te tay they hive done me mero
geed than nnytbing yet. Send a lurtberquan lurtberquan lurtberquan
tltyutonce" This man was a sulteier Irem
djspepsla ler twenty yours. Ills nuuie Is
Alexander Leugh, and he lives at Alpeua,
Mien. Fer alu by 11 U. Cochran, druggist.
1J7 and 139 North Queen street.
iiuekleu'a .Arnica salve.
The Hest Halve In thelwerld ler Cuts,
Uralses, Bena, Ulcers, salt ltheum, Fever
Seros, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cern8,and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures l'tles, or no pay required. It H guar
anteed te give perfect satlstactlen or money
refunded. Price, cents per box. Ker sale
by 11. U Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13a North
Oueen street, I.aiicnstar.
Balllacttiiu; Universal.
"In the past tnrce months I have sold ene
hundred and six bottles 01 Thomai' Eclectrla
Oil. Never saw a eiedLlnelu my llle that
gave such uuHersal satlstactlen. Cured an
ulcerated tin eat ter luulu twenty-four heurs:
nevir-lalled teiellee my chlldien et croup-'1
C. It, Hall, Dtugglst, Urayyille, 111. Ker sale
by H. II Cochran, druggist, 137 aud 1J3 North
Queen street.
An Foller'a irieute.
Thcren 1'. Kearer, editor el Kt. Wayne.lnd.,
Gazette, writes : ' r or the east rtveyeais have
always used Dr, King's New Discovery, for
coughs et most suveiu character, as weil as
ler these et a milder type. It never fulls te
etlect a speedy cure, ity trlemls te whom 1
have recommended It speak et It 111 same high
terms. Having been cured by it el every
cough I have had for Ave years, I consider It
thu only reliable and sure euro ler Coughs,
Colds, etc" Call at Cochran's Diug Stere,
Nes. SJ audi t'J North Queen street, Lancas,
ter, l'a., and get a free rilal Hettle. Large
Slze,tl.uu. (2)
1 IVlsu cverbuiiy le Knew.
Kev. Geerge II. Tnayer, an old citizen et
tuls vicinity known te every one as a most
lnnue nihil citizen and christian minuter et
thu.il. E. church, lust this moment stepped In
our store te say, I wish everybody te knew
that 1 consider thai both myself and wife ewo
our lives te Shlleh's Consumption Cure." It
Is having a tremendous sale ever our counters
and Is giving perlect satisfaction In all casea
et Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has
dene. DKS. MATCH ETT A JOtANCE.
HetJRBOir, 1ml., May IS, '7S.
Sold by II. U. Cochran, djuggtst,Nes. 137 ana
184 North Uneenstreet. Lancaster, lehllecxlt
VAJd'JSTb.
ISTAIIHBHfcU 1800.
CARPETS
-AT
Philip
Schum, Sen & Ge's
150 SOUTH WATER STREET,
LANCASTER!1..
We have a full su
Ti,yc
et UAU AND FILL
1NG CAUl'ETS,
varus.
only use thu best of
It ou want a geed, serviceable Carpet,
please come and examine our stock before
puicluuslnK elsewhere, as we will sell as cheap
us the cheapest. Coins and see ler yeutsell aud
becenvlnced, us we always have the reputa
tion et uiakiuu flrst-elaas Carpets.
CUSTOM RAO OARl'ETS AHPECIALTYI
COVKULK1-S. COUWTERl'ANES, ULAN
liLTS, CAIU'ET CHAIN, STOCK
ING YARN, i, a.
Dyeing Dene In all lta branches at short no ne
Ucu. GOAL I
COAL1
Ol the best quality .'expressly ler family use.
TRY A SAMPLE TON.
UEMKUHERTHE OLD STAND.
PHILJP SCUUM, SON & CO'fl.
NO. ISO SOUTH WATER STREET,
rWmd LANCASTER, l'A.
U8M
MILLER'S COUCH 81'JiUP.
IT IS THE REST.
Mpi7-0md&w;
VLUTHIJHf
-pKMOVAt, AMU OfKMINII.
Lakeastkr, Pa,, Bept. 10, I'M.
I desire te make known te my friends
and customers, and the publle In general,
that 1 have removed from 13 North Queen
street te 121 North Queen stroet, fermerly
occupied by the Arm of Smallng A llaus
man, wbore 1 have opened with a large as as as
Bortmentof Rngllah, rrench and German
Novelties, together wIUi a large line of
Demestic rubrics. Composed as tny new
stock It, of new goods anil new styles, 1
feel assured that In soliciting a continu
ance et your patronage, you will have an
opportunity of making eolicilens fiem a
stock unequalled In Its variety and adapt
ed te the present demand, whleh Is ter
geed value, gentlemanly styles and
elivets, and exquisite flt. Nothing but the
very best el workmanship; and prices te
pult everybody, i'loase favor me with
your orders.
Yenrs very truly,
D. R. WINTERS.
T)LKAJK CALL FOB OUK
UNDER-CLOTHING
-AT-
HIRSH & BROTHER:
WKIIAVE JUST KECE1VKD
400 DOZEN.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
riteM is cents ur.
We have all sizes, qualities and colors, and
fell them te per cent, lower lb in any ether
store. Sixty dozen
Men ' s Knit Jackets
FKOMM CENTS Ul'WAUD.
Ten ttozen Heys' Knit (Jackets at no cents.
Neckwear, Hosiery and tiloves In thu latest
styles at bottem.pnces.
1.200 Overcoats. Overcoats, 1,200.
-rea-
MEN, TOUTH-, I10Y8 AND CHILDUEN,
At. niinh fnnr nrtna no rll1 ntirtii'tan i-in lr
ttietr cheapnesd. Call at ence ut
HIBSH II BROTHER'S
PENN HALL CLOTHING I10U8E,
Oer. of Oontre Bquare nnd Ner$h
wueen ec
LANCASTEH. 1A.
w
II.HA.Msen A FltnTKII.
CfflLDREN'S CLOTHING.
NEW KASHIONS FOR AUTUMN IN
Children's two-piece Kilts,
Children's one-piece Klltfl,
Children's l'leated lunlcs.
Children's D. II, Sack Tunics,
Fer all slzei. te lit Children from two years
old te S, lu. Kilts, and from I te 13 years lu the
Short fan t bulls.
Light-weight Overcoats,
In the most attractive patterns, handsomely
llnUhed, superior In tit and low In price.
SKATING RINK SHIRTS,
Of white. Gray, nine or Green Flannel in the
regular University, butalse JKHSEl" blHU'13
lu various colors.
Gunning Coats from $1.25 (e $3.25.
The W alnut Brown Is thomest popular color
In STIFF HA1S ter rail. We have a large
variety of all colets In
Stiff or Seft Hats.
A Large and Handseme Assortment el
CAMl'AlUN GOODS.
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS I
Thu bestet news ter the Ladles I ticnnlne
Hand-made
WAUKENPHASTS !
Made exprcssly for Ladles' Wear. This Shoe
has become lustly popular for Its comleitand
durability as a Walking Shee, and ler Helier
bkatlng there Is no slit e made that will afford
mere comfort te tbe feet and add pleasure te
this exhtllaratlng exercise than a pair of
Ladles' Waukuuphasts,
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32 34, 36 and 38 Eaat King; atroet,
LANCASTER. I'A.
L.
UANbHAN a into.
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
GRAND DISPLAY OF
OOODS LN THE PIEOEi
-FOR
FALL & WINTER WEAR.
WK MAKE TO ORDER
PANTS ! PANTS ! PANTS I
At M fW, $V, L00, 13.00, $8.00,17.00, up te 10.00.
SUITS t SUITS t SUIlSt
A Geed Iluelness Suit at 112. A Iletter llnsi
ness suit at $14. A NlceCasslinere Suit at $13
A Fin.. Corkscrew Suit in Macs, ltruvn and
Nine Shades at 118,1 a), tti, $U. lu iussIiik our
ucrthwest window, please leek at some et our
simples. All marked In Plain Hyur.-sal thd
Lewest Cash Prices. Heys' Scheel Suits lu
KoeU variety are new displayed. Drep In It
eulv te leek and get posted, as our I'rleea.are
the Lewest.
L.ijansman&Bre.
Tbe FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS
AND CLOTUItllS,
Ne. 66-68 NORTH QDEIN STRiET,
Right en the Southwest Cerner et Orange,
LANCASTER. l'A.
- Net connected with any ether clothing
house lu the city.
1 -VI. B. U, tfOlilSM AW,
rilYSICIAM AMD BURGEON,
seps-lud N.U WM Khali HjMi
mOTHlXB. XA 4?ti
Our meseage late evry nterM
The Information is impert(Mlv;f'd
and intended for every en ta' M
neeaoruietning. f fe hM
We have the stock, our vriemW)
"e bue oetiom ngures et um
market, our show room mrm ".,
HrrVif vnA nV.nnA,1 i ,t
"". uuu vuasiiui. tuiu vrinr a-r j-.l-
aminatien is all that is nedd ,'.
w uun.u jr uu a vuyei.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
Ledger Building, Sixth andObtetrmtSfc,
rniA.AOELrn.iA.
U -!
nMmrt
1
KOI'KNINII.
XX Having this dav mennnArf mv TATTiu
i- KVJ'AiiLHHMENTat my old stand. Ne.
WHOUTH OUEEN'8TUKRt(1 Fleer) wtth
the finest line et Foreign and DemeMIe
Woolens ter Fall and Winter Wearlhuvaever
shown, I would be pleased te have jny
former customers and tbe publle generally
call und examine the same before placlnctWr
orders. Feriect satlstactlen guaranteed;
lUspectlully.
. ...... JO'lNJ-SwALWG,
sOtfd 2d Fleer. Ne. 24 North Uneen at.
M
YKlit) A HAXUVUM,
PALL AND WINTER
Eeady-Iade Clothing
iu an i no Latest and most FashleaaM
Styles ter Men's. Youth's, Heys' and Chll-
iiren s wear. Assortment never larger. Qaal- . )?"i
ltfes never botter. styles never handsomer. JjSU
Frlces n jver lower. ' ' .e sJ
FIN
FINK AND MEDIUM GBADJt WOOLINB Kd'
Vm Pllafntn
Tailoring, embracing all Um
leiKlinx novelties et American. Kngllsb aHtX:
Frencli manufacture. Tbe grandest amrt
i In the piece shown by aw j A' ,
Ineeateru FennpylvaataT f3
Plnihllicr hniias I
Ilninr nw nrlne vnn Kail n
flt Ot) 111 find tnnk thrnncrh mtii(fvb
i JVM Ml U TT1UUW BBI SvLiiTyi
we nave vi,v.g
KoeUa te suit you, ana for them wlllKaarma
lee te give prfeva you will pay ananoteem
plutn
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADING LANCASTER CLOTBZXKS,
NO. 12 BAST KING STRUT,
LANCASTER, FA.
CUftiUTUINU HKEIAUKAULK
THE
JjUW J?iUXtBlH?"-M
irnu nt iftt' Titfnrtr nwrHt k r- v,- t-r-i. ' ia
N , , .,w
Corkscrew Suiting, ;fi
e'tV errxusD by ?,
-. i-3
finrfirJr. Snttiitir3
ill H.IH1HI1H a A AlUIIIUI ..IW KM
CLOTHIERS.
Ne. 24 Centre Sqaar.f;
PATT CTTTTTMncli
LtiLaU OUXXXXlUOp
IN EVKEY TAKIKTY.-
'!Jf
,!
Tf,,. hfli-lnrvanlaiAil a Dn.H.1 TkvlMf fiF"M
SCREWS, we are urenared In . 'J a
DK.FY COMPETITION ' i"Br
III that particular kind et croeda. nil nmfl fca
satlstled by the correctness el this aterthNsiU
. ..AvV 1
w'r s'i &
Burger & Siftteif J
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MERUHANl 1 AllOItS A7TH A
ULOTM&BS. 'K4
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUA,
LANCASTER, PA.
febl-lvd
: 'M3
A BAIUS UUAMOH.
Great Reduction
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FjINE CLOTHfSM
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t ,r
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Ne. 6 East King Strl'f
In erder te rednee a heavr rtoek I will at ni-V 4
up loonier, ter the remainder
all LlUHT-WElGUT WOOLSn
nit i.v utuci. UI uitrj ivttUUItliW Jft IM I
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ThU blK redaction ta FOB CASK OHLT. M 7
wUIenablBthd buytw te H.l tea ik -Clethes,
nude op la tfte test , ! m
low utrady.BuMkep .. s
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