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SUMMER JEWELRY,
RHINE STONE SPECIALTIES IN SILVER JEWELRY.
Lace Pins,
Hair Pins,
Cellar Buttens,
Bracelets and Bangles.
H. Z. RHOADS,
LANCASTER, PA.
JfKVll
f B. StAHTlN A OO.
Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
MASON JARS
In Quarts, Pints and Half Gallens.
LARGE 8TO0K, LOW PIU0E8.
OOHANSET JAES,
A NEW JA.K,
A geed. It net better, than the Masen. Kvery Jar Warranted. We have customers who
have used tlie Cebansey Jar last season, and this year will buy no ethor.
NEW PRICE:
quarts 90 Cents. Hair Gallens, $1.15. Jelly Tumblers, 28c Per Dez.
rTke leek at our window this eventng. New Mechanical Figures the Unde and
Companion.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Cerner West King and Prince 8treets. Lancaster, Pa.
VAHfMIa,
JHIKKD eHrrr HA1.U
BARG AESTS !
-AT-
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Selling Off te Clese Business. Everything Must Pesitirely be Sold.
A rull Line of BODY IIKUSSEL8, TAPESTRY, and AU Grades of INUBA1N CAUPBT8,
BUGS. IILANKETS.COVEBLBTSandOlL CLOTH.
far ALL AT A 8A0RfFI0B.-a
- Prompt attention given te the Manufacture et Hag Carpets te onler.
SUM'S CA1PET HALL,
OOR. W. KINO AND WATER 8T&,
rebVS-lmdaw
1'AVb.U llJkSiittiUB, sc.
)IJABBS Mr. WHY.
Have your PAPKHHANOINQ done before
the KALL UUSH commences. We Dave a
ohelce line of
WALL PAPERS
Te .elect from. In all the grades, and are pre
pared te execute erdets In flrst-clits manner
and low prlees.
OUK STOCK or
DADO WINDOW SHADES
IS COMPLETE.
KLKUANT NEW DKSItiNH IN SIX AND
BSVJCN PJCKT LKNUTUS.
Odd leti at prices way below value in order
te close. Plain i letb In all colors and widths
ler all site of windows.
8PE1NQ AND COED UOLLKUS, PULLS A
LACK CURTAINS AND POLES.
PHARES w. fry,
Ne. 67 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
VAitrttlh
K
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CARPETS
AT
Philip Sehuin, Sen & Ge's
150 SOUTH WATER STREET,
LAN CASTER, PA.
We have a fnll supply
IN (J CARPETS. We (
et RAG AND FILL-
only U4e the best of
yarns.
11 you want a aoed.
serviceable carpel.
please come and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere, e will sell aa cueap
as the cheapest. Come and see lery eursell and
becouvlneed, as we always have the reputu reputu
Uen et making flrstelats Carpeu.
CUSTOM RAU CARPETS A8PKCIA1.TTI
UOVKRLETS. COUNTERPANES, ULAN.
RETS, CARPET CHAIN, STOCK.
INU YARN, Ae.'
Dyeing Dooe la all Its branches at short no
tlee.
COAL I
COAL!
Ol the beet quality, .expressly ter family use.
TRY A8AMPLETON.
EKMKMUKBTHE OLD STAND.
PHILIP SCHUM, BON k CO.
Ne. ISO SOUTU WATER BTKKKT,
IUOH LANCASTER, PA.
159K 159
Watches and Clocks.
BAaeAim ta
Watehea,- Oloesu. Ohalaa, BUurs,
Spectacles, me,
Repairing et all kinds wiUreoelve my per
enai attention. LOUIS WEUER.
Ne. WX North gaeea Street.
Bemember name aad Bumbar. DtreeUrep.
tmttm Oty IteteL BeaTpama-a Heeet. Hriuya
AMT,
Ne. 4.. West King Street.
mayilMyd
JAMB.
AC
BABGAINS !
LANOASTBR, PA
ULAHa AMU UUStSMHWAM.
H
1UU A MAHT1M
Glassware. - Queensware.
AT-
CHINA HALL.
WK AUK NOW UECKIVINQ
Our Fall Importations.
our assertmknt will contain
many nkw and nevkl auticlks.
we will show a
FINE LINE OP WARE.
The same guarantee et satisfaction or ex
change will accompany all our sales.
IWQIVE US A CALL.-W
High & Martin,
15 EAHT KING STREET
LAWOASrER. PA.
TUBA VVU AMU QlUAJtB.
H.
L. STKIIMAN A CO.
Cleveland and Hendricks
Carapip Glewiis in.
ALSO,
Cigars, Canes and Pipes.
ALSO, BLAINE ft LOOAN
Campaign Chewing Tobacco
CIGARS,
Canes and Pipes,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-AT-
H. L. Stehman & Ce.,
NO. 110 NORTH QUEEN ST.
BarSMYd LANCASTER, PA.
TM KS. KNIRHT'S
Seething Syrup
18 DKCIDKDLT TUX
BE8T PREPARATION FOR THE
PLAINTS OF CHILDREN.
sir-xaiav
COM.
MBDIOA,
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Or rXABTEK.
SHARP PAINS.
Crick, Sprain, Wrenches, Bheumattsm,
Neuralgia, Bolallea, Pleurisy Paint. Hutch In
the Side, Backache, Swollen Jelnu, Heart Dis
ease, Sere Muscles, Pain In the Cheat, and all
pain and ache either local or dtep-aeated are
In.tantly relieved and speedily cured by the
well-known Hep Flatter. Compounded, aa It
ii, ei ine meuicinai
Heps, Uums, Balsams
Is Indeed (As 6(
ulatlnir. seething and
Tlrtues et treh
and Kx tracts. It
puln-kllllng, stlm-
sirfnginening rer-
eus Plaster ever made.
Hep jianeri are
sold by all druggists and country stores.
cents or Ave ter $1.00. Mailed en receipt et
price. Hep Platter Ce., Proprietors and Man
ufacturers, Bosten, Mass.
iHOP PLASTER.
BW Coated tongue, bad breath, sour stom
ach and liver disease cured by Uawlny's Htoin Htein
acb and Liver Pills 25cts. nev20-lvd&w(2)
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UMTS KKMBUT.
HUNT'S
KIDNEY AND LIVER
REMEDY.
Never Known te FaiL
IT 18 A SPECIFIC
for Klilney and Liver Troubles, Bladder,
Urinary and Liver Dt.eu.rs, Dropsy,
Gravet and Diabetes.
IT 18 RELIABLE
In curing Brlght's Dlsoase, Patns In the Hack,
Leins or bides, Retention or Nen-
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HIQULY RECOMMENDED.
It cun-s Jlllleuenrss, lleailache. Jaundice,
Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation and
Piles.
IT WORKS PROMPTLY
and cures Intemperance, Nervous Disease.,
UeneraJ Debility, KxcunBts mid
female Vtuakncss.
USE IT AT ONCE.
it restores the KIDNEYS. LiVKll and
UOWKLH. te a healthy action, and UUHKH
whnn all ether medicines tall. Hundreds have
been raved who have been given nP te die by
Irlunds anil nhvslclans.
Price 11.2). Send ler Illustrated Pamphlet
HUNT'S REMEDY CO.,
Providence, It. I.
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IIIK LIVKti AND ISOWbLS, ACIDITY
UP T1IK STOMACH, KUUCVA-
TIONS A DYSPEPSIA.
It Is a mild LAXATIVE, producing no In
convenience an- devoid el the harahnesg
utuully produeedby flLLS, and can be taken
In al Beasen. et tbe year.
rlt Is pleasant te take. Ask your dealer
for It Hep7-!inlftw
VLUruinu.
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KMUVAL ANU (JPKMNO.
Lakcabtxr, Pa., Sept. 10, 1S84.
I desire te make known te my trlends
and customers, and the public In general,
that 1 have removed trem 23 North Ojueeu
street te lit North gueen street, formerly
occupied by the Arm et Scaling A Uuua
man, where 1 have opened with a large as as as
sortmentef English, Prencb and Uerman
Novelties, together with a large line et
Domestle Pabrlcs. Composed as my new
Bteck Is, of new goods and new styles, 1
teel assured that In soliciting a continu
ance e! your patronage, you will nave an
opportunity of making selections fiem a
stock unequalled In Its variety and adapt
ed te the present demand, which Is ler
geed values, gentlemanly styles and
etrects and exquisite lit. Nothing bnt the
very best et workmanship ; and prces te
suit everybody. Please taver ine with
j our orders.
Yours very truly,
D. R. WINTERS.
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1LL1AUSON rUHTKtt.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
NEW FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN IN
Children's two-plece Kilts,
Children's one-piece Kilts,
Cblldrin's Pleated innlcs.
Children's D. It, Sack Tunics,
Fer all slses, te tit Children from two yeiira
old te 5, in. Kliu, and trem 4 te 18 j ears In the
Sheitr ant Suits.
Light-weight Overcoats,
In the most attractive patterns, handsomely
flnUbed, superior In at and low In price.
SKATING RINK SHIRTS,
Ot white. Gray. Ulne or Green Flannel In the
regular University, but also JERSEY UHIR1S
in various colors.
Gunning Coats from $1.25 te $3.25.
The Walnut Brown Is tbomest popular color
In STIFF HA1S ter Fall,
We
have a
lame
variety of all colors In
Stiff or Seft Hats.
A Large and Handseme Assortment
et
CAMPA1UN UOODS.
GOOD NEWS I GOOD NEWS!
The bestet news ter the Ladles I Uenulne
Hand-made
WAUKENPHASTS !
Made expressly for Ladles' Wear. This Shee
has become ustly popular (or Its comleitand
durability as a WalklnK Shoe, and ter 1'elier
bkallnic theie Is no sbte made that will aUerd
meie ceiulcrt te theleetand add pleasuiete
this exhlltaratlnK exercise than a pair e(
Ladies' wauaeupiuuiu.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
82, 34, 80 and 88 Bast King street,
LANCASTER. PA.
pUX'S JCUKOPBAM MOl-KL,
for. 7U art (JsestHit Streets,
PHUJLDBLrillA.
SINGLE BOOMS, - Sl.OOPERDAY.
ELEG4NT RESTAURANT,
CHARGES HO OK tt ATE.
T, Wallace BUilly,
sMiad PaoraispTea.
I
OUR LOCAL LAW MAKERS
THMHONTtiLTMEKTIMUOruOONOIU,
!
Common Oeaacll Defeats a Resolution for
Mew Trask Hoase and Dsllvers a Blew
te the Blaetrle Light Vompaey.
A stated meeting of select and oeov
men council was held in their respeetlve
chambers Wednesday evening.
SELECT COUNCIL,
Present : Messrs Berder, Demath,
Diller, Deerr, Riddle, Urban, Wise,
Zaeher and Evans president.
Tbe minutes of last meetine were read
and adopted.
Tbe monthly report of the water
oemmittee waa read. It states that
tbe oemmittee ordered the extension of
tbe water mains en Fremont and East
Marlen streets ler building purposes. Tbe
water rent of the Pennsylvania railroad
company was fixed at tSOO per'aunnm.
The superintendent was direeted te pro pre
euro a new lamp for the pump house at
the water works. Tbe tie bid for supplying
coal from Ooteber till April was sent baek
te the bidders and new bids asked for,
when tbe contract was awarded te Baum
gardnera & Jefferles at (2.74 per ten. The
oemmittee ask oennolls te authorite them
te oentraot with tbe Pennsylvania railroad
company for use el water for five years at
the tame rate agreed upon. They also reo ree reo
emmon'ded the sale of the Old Faotery
prepet ty.
The report of the lamp oemmittee was
read. The eubstauoe of the report has
been already published.
Mr. Berger moved that the water oom eom oem
mittee be authorized te enter into a oon eon oen
traot with the Pennsylvania railroad oom eom oem
pany te lurnish said oerapany with water
for a period of flve years.
President Evans said that sueb a oon eon oen
traot euuld net be made. The company
could only be supplied with water en the
same terms that are given te citizens.
Mr. Berger then modified his motion se
as te make tbe term one year instead of
five. He asked whether tbe new station
was within or outside tbe eity limits.
Mr. Diller said the station was outside
the eity limits some 1,500 feet, but the
railroad oerapany was willing te lay the
pipe at its own expense and deduct from
the rent the coat of the pipe within the
eity limits, tbe company te be at the ex
clusive cost of laying the pipe outside the
eity.
Mr. Kiddle moved te make the term of
the lease two years.
Mr. Wise opposed tbe motion ; one
year was long enough.
The motion te furnish the railroad with
water for one year was then agreed te.
Mr. Diller moved that the water com
mlttee be antberired te offer for sale tbe
Old Faotety property, together with the
right el water power belonging te said
property.
Tbe report et the street oemmittee was
read. The purport of the report has
already been published. Tbe action of
tbe committee In recommending the pay
ment of (75 te P. W. Qorreet for injuries
received by him while driving ever a bad
plaee in tbe street was approved. Alse,
approving the notice given te certain pre
perty owners te lay their payments.
A letter from the president of seleet
oeuaoil of Saranten, apologizing for falling
te visit Lancaster after having made ar
rangements te de se, was read.
When the resolution attached te the
report of tbe oemmittee en fire engines
and hose eame up for consideration, Mr.
Riddle moved te oenonr in the action of
common oeunoil. He made an argument
In favor of keeping Truelc A in the Em
pire book and ladder beuse, where it
always has been kept, saying that the
Pennsylvania railroad oempauy was deslr
ens of having it kept there, and would
net give a title te any ether purchaser
than the eity ; and that the present owner
(Mr. Arneld) was willing te sell the prep
erty for much less than It would oest te
build the proposed new engine and truek
beuse en East King street. Besides, tbe
present location of the truek is mere oen een
tral than the proposed location, and it can
remain where .itis as long as tbe city
oheoseR te keep it there.
Mr. Urban said that tbe fire oemmittee
in purchasing a site, preparing a plan and
iviting proposals for the ereotien or a
truek house, bad acted in aoeordanoe with
Instructions from oennolls.
President Evans said a eity ordinance
provided that the truek should be in one
of the engine henses, and the right thing
to;de was te build a new beuse with
suitable oenvienenoes. Couneils had spent
mere money In buying and patehing up old
engine houses than would have sufficed te
build new ones.
Mr. Wise called oennolls attention te the
faet that when tbe Humane engine house
was purchased by tbe city be had recom
mended that tbe truek be housed there.
An expenditure of 1500 would have paid
for all the alterations that would have
been needed.
Alter further debate, Mr. Urban moved
te oenour in tbe aotieu of oemmon oeunoil
as te the general repeit et the Ore oem
mittee and te non-eooour in their action
ii ii. . 1 . 1 L T is
ou me resolution annexea. Agreea
When the resolution passed by efmdn
oeunoil was presented authorizing the
lamp oemmittee te enter into a oentraot
with the Laneaster Oas Light and Fuel
company te light tbe city with gas.
Mr. Riddle opposed it, and hoped that
oeunoil would net pass It ever the
beads et the lamp oemmittee, who bad
net yet reported upon tbe matter. He
thought that oemmon enurtesy required
that the resolution should be referred te
tbe oemmittee for aotien. There is no
immediate necessity ler making a oon eon oen
traot te light the eity, and the oemmittee
would be ready te report te a special meet,
leg if one was deemed necessary.
Mr. Urban said the lighting of the city
by electricity had been very expensive and
very defective. Tbe city would be better
lighted with gas at (3,000 or 0,000 ev.
eral thousand dollars less than it costs for
the eleotrie light.
Mr. Riddle acknowledged that tbe eleo elee eleo
treo liiiht bad been lmperfeet, but se had
tbe gas light when it was used. Only a
few years age one half of the gas lamps In
tbe eity were frozen up and the eity was
in darkness. He was net prepared te say
whether he would favor gas or electrleity,
but be asked for delay that the oemmittee
might make a proper investigation.
President Evans opposed the resolution
en the ground that no one could tell alter
reading it what would be tbe oest of
lighting the city with gas. If gas were
substituted for eleotnelty the city would
have te buy 200 or BOO lamps and an equal
number of lamp pests, and there would
be ether expenses attending the proposed
enange.
After further disousslen, participated in
by Messrs. Diller, Berger, Urban and
Evans, a motion te oenour In the aotien of
common oeunoil was defeated by tbe lel
lowing vote :
Yeas Messrs. Berger, Wise and Zeeher.
Mays Messrs. Diller, Deerr, Riddle,
Urban an Evans pr6ildjDt.
Adjourned,
COMMON COUNCIL.
Common oeunoil was ealled te order
shortly after 7 o'eloek ea Wednesday
evening with tea following members pre.
Nt t Minn M. FraaJc Afimur, Aaxer,
Bare, Beard, BerUfleld, Cermenr, Eaby,
aeermap, Avaris, uoeden, iieranay,
llnber, Harst, Kendlc, Llehty Llppeld,
David E. LeDir. Mayer. MeLiaahlin.
Sehum. Spaeth and Bolenius president.
The minutes of the last stated and
special meetings were read and ap
proved. ( PBESKNTATION OF PETITIONS.
By Mr. Spaeth, for eurblng and gutter
ing en north aide East Chestnut street.
H between Franklin and Bread streets and
for a oresslng en East Chestnut street,
at Franklin. Referred te the street com-
C mlttee.
' uy Mr. uoedeu, the petition of Jehn
Evans, setting forth that he would build
the engine and truek house en East King
street ler (1,500 according te plans of his
own, as noted in the Intkllieknckh of
Tuesday, The communication was laid en
the table.
By Dr. Bolenius, tbe petition of numer
ous eilisens of the Eighth ward, praying
for the guttering of Fremont street.
Referred te the street oemmittee.
By Mr. McLaughlin, for the guttering
of North Plum sereet, between tbe Penn
sylvania railroad and tbe New Helland
turnpike. Referred te the street com
mlttee.
By Mr. Liehty, the petition of numerous
eltisens requesting couneils te ehange the
name of Coueord alley te Ooneord street."
An ordinance making the desired ehange
accompanied the petition. Referred te
the street oemmittee.
REPORTS OP COMMITTEES.
Mr. Hurst presented the report el the
finance committee for the month, showing
tbe work done by the oemmittee.
The report of the eity treasurer was
also presented by Mr. Hurst. It showed
the last month's receipts te be (1,905.24 ;
last month's payments,(8,812.26 ; balance
in treasury, (52,131 57.
Mr. Cormeny presented the report of
the tire committee. All the proceedings
of the oemmittee have already been noted
in the Intbllieencer. Tbe recommenda
tion of thoeommtttee as te the placing of a
fire alarm box at the oerner of Prinee and
Walnut street, was adopted, When that
part of their report providing for the ereo eree ereo
teon of an engine and truek house was
read, Mr. Liehty said that wbile be was in
favor of building the engine and truek
house, he did net see where the money te
pay the same was te oeme from.
Mr. Eby said that tbe Empire hook und
ladder house might be purohased at a
small advance ever what Mr. Arneld paid
for it, as be oeuld net get a elear title te
the same from the Pennsylvania railroad
company.
Mr. Cormeny said the lowest bidder
had agreed te wait until next year for bis
money.
Mr. Eveits said if the truck house was
purchased, an engine beuse would bave te
be built for company Ne. !), and one beuse
might be erected te house the engine and
tbe truek at a little mere oest than there
would be if a house was erected for com
pany Ne. 8.
Mr. Bertzfleld called the attention te
oeunoil te tbe following ordinance of oeun
oils : " That no debt or oentraot hereafter
incurred or made shall be binding en tbe
eity of Lancaster, unlesa authorized by
law or ordinance, and an appropriation
suifieient te pay tbe same be previously
made Dy councils ; provided tbat persons
elalming unauthorized debts or oentraots
may recover against tbe person or persons
illegally making the same.
The resolution authorizing tbe commit
tee te award the oentraot for building an
engine and truek house en the East King
street let was lest by a vote of 7 ayes te
20 nays.
LIOnTINO the city.
Mr. Hurst offered tbe following resolu
tion :
RtieUed, by seleet and oemmon councils
tbat tbe lamp committee be and hereby
instruoted te enter into a oentraot with
the Lancaster Oas Light and Fuel com.
Danv te lieht that Dart of the eitv with aaa
I that is new lighted by eleotrie light, and
also se mueh or tbat part or tbe city new
lighted by gasoline as they may be able te
reach, for one year from December 14,
1884, tbe time wbieh tbe oentraot with the
United states ieorle light company
expires ; said oentraot te be in accordance
with the terms proposed by tbem in May
last, when proposals for lighting the eity
were asked by the lamp committee : said
oentraot also te Inelude the lighting with
gas the mayor's oflleo, eity treasurer's
ptHce, oeunoil chambers, engine houses,
market houses and station beuses at tbe
prue meutiened by them in their proposal.
Mr. Hurst in support of tbe resolution
said the eleotrie light has net given satis
faction during the past year. By a return
te gas the eity will save (8,500 a year.
Mr. Eby wanted tbe resolution referre d
te the lamp oemmittee.
Mr. Auxer was net in favor of going
baek from eleotrie lights te gas, but if the
eity oannet get a better eleotrie light thau
tbat we have bad since December, the eity
had better go baek te gas.
The resolution was adopted, with only
one dissenting vote, that of Mr. Eby.
PAYING FOR THE 0,000,000 PUMP.
Mr. Hurst offered tbe following reselu-
ten :
Iittehed by seleet and oemmon oeunolls
tbat tbe mayor Is hereby authorized te
Issue bends te the amount of (17,800 out of
tne e per cent, lean, redeemable in 1SUU
and approved by oeunolls February 7, 1874,
said amount te be used in part payment
of the new 0,000,000 gallon Worthlngten
steam pump erected at the water works,
said bends te be issued by the mayor te
sueh persons as shall pay the amount en
their face and tbe highest premium te
the eity treasurer.
The resolution was adopted.
Adjourned,
The Internal Machinery.
Even when we go te sleep, the complicated
apparatus et the inner man Is continually at
work. Heart, lungs, liver, kidneys and all,
keep at work from btrtb until death. Hew lin lin
pertant It Is that all these should beln pertect
order I Let any ei them run down, or let the
bleed become Impoverished, and the result Is
disease aud decay. But Hrewn's Iren miters
Is the sure restorative. Witness, for Instance,
the case et Mrs. Gillespie, et Han Antonie,
lexas, who was toralengtlmeagrealsuOerer.
She says, "1 have used Brown's Iren Bitters
for dyspepsia and general debility with great
benefit."
a be Tnre Uraees
are represented with perfect forms beauty
and health combined. Me decayed-teethed
man or woman can be hnnlttiy, as digeatlen
must be Imperleet. SOZOOtiNT gives healthy
teeth, geed digestion aud sound body.
s3Q-lwdeed&w
1 F..I ttatur.
Hew cheettul a ma leeks when he Is say
ing these wents I and what a delightful thing
It la te help te make htm teel butter I And
what a privilege te knew that ten thousand
people all ever tbe United States are te day
saying, 1 !el better," because they have
been taking rewu'a Iren Bitters I Mrs. J. a.
Edsen, et 33 Medterd street. Chelsea, Mass.,
writes that she sunered with kidney dueaxe
and bleed troubles, aud that she used 3 bottles
of Brown's lien Bitters. As the result of this
treatment she sats. " 1 feel better than 1 have
ter a long ume, ami l Deiieve i am eureu."
Wbat Bay Yuu, Docter T
Berne physicians are afraid te prescribe any.
thing except what they direct the apothecary
te compound. letireqiiently we Una these
who haxe found Brown's iron Bitters sucha
valuable medicine that tny ue giadtu pre
set lbu IU Among these Is Dr. B. . tmlth, et
uat urdea. va , wne says, " i nave irequentiy
SrescriDea urewn-s iron uiivars in, my
tee, and flad It a most excellent prejMurai
rae.
I Have Buffered I"
With every disease Imaginable for the last
three years. Our
Druggist, T. J. Andersen, reoemmendlng
" Hep Bitters " te me
1 med two bottles I
Am entirely cured, and heartily recommend
Hep Bitters te every one, J. D. Walker, Buck
nor, Me.
I write this aa a
Token of the great appreciation I have et
your Hep
Bitters. I was afflicted
With Inflammatory rheumatism 1 1 1
Fer nearly
Seven years, and no medicine scorned te de
me any
Geed 1 1 1
Until I tried two bottles of your Hep Bltters,
and te my surprise I am as well te-day as ever
I was. I hepu
" Yeu may have abundant success "
" In this irreat and "
Valuable medicine :
Anyone I wishing te knew mere
about my cure f
Can learn by ftddreasln? me, K. K.
Williams, 1103 16th street, Washington, D. C.
I consider your
Remedy the best remedy la existence
Fer Indigestion, kidney
Complain.
" And nervous debility." I have Just
Returned
" Frem the south In a trnltlcu search fe
health, and And that your bitters are delname
mere
Geed I
Than anything else ;
A month age I was extremely
"Emaciated! It"
And scarcely able te walk. New I am
Gaining strength I and
" Flesh I "
And hardly a day passes but what X am
complimented en my Improved appearance,
and It Is all due te Hep
Bitters 1 J.WlckllfruJaoksen,
Wilmington, Del.
a-Nene Konuine without a buneb et green
Heps en the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with " Hep " or " Heps " In
their name. sepI8-Tu,TbASlm
Hervetf Him Hlgut.
" I have nsed Burdock Bleed BUleri, and
am happy te say they have done me mere
geed than anything yet. Send a further quan
tity at once." This man was a sutferer trem
djspepsla ler twenty years. His name Is
Alexander Leugh, and he Uvea at Alpena,
Mich. Fer sale by U. B. Cochran, druggist,
1J7 and 139 North Queen street.
isuekleu's Arnica aalve.
The HestN Salve In the"werld ter Cuts,
Bruises, sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Seres, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cernsand all skin eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It I guar
anteed te give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price, as cents per box. Fer sale
by 11. B Cochran, druggist, 1S7 and 139 North
Oueen street. Lancaster.
Satisfaction Universal.
" In the past tbree months I have sold one
hundred and six bottles et Themaf Eclcctrie
Oil. Never saw a medicine In my llie that
gave such universal satisfaction. Cured an
uloirated threat ler me lu twenty-lour hours i
nevtr-talled te relieve my children et croup-"
C. U. Hall, Druggbt, UmyyUle, 111. Fer sale
by M. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North
Queen street.
An Editor's meet.
Theren P. Keator, editor et Ft, Wayne.Ind.,
Oatette, writes : ' Fer the nast Ave years have
always used Dr. King's New Discovery, ler
coughs et most severe character, aa well as
ter these et a milder type. It never tails te
effect a speedy cure. My trlends te whom 1
have recommended It speak et It in same high
terms. Having been cured by It of every
cough I have hail for Ave years, I consider It
the only reliable and sure cure ter Coughs,
Colds, etc." Call at Cochran's Drug Stere,
Nes. 137 and 139 North Queen street, Lancas
ter, Pa., and get a JYca irlal Bettle. Large
Size, 11.00. (2)
I n Bverjbuuy te Knew.
Bev. Geerge U. Thayer, an old citizen et
this vicinity known te every one aa a most
lnnnential citizen and christian minister et
the M. E. cuurch, Just this moment stepped In
our store te say, I wish everybody te knew
that I consider that both myselt and wife ewo
our Uvea te Shlleh's Consumption Cure." It
Is having a tremendous sale ever our counters
and Is giving perfect satisfaction In all cases
et Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has
done. 1)113. MATCH KTT A FBANUE.
Sold by H. B. Cochran, djugglst, Nes. 137 and 1
139 North Unr-en street. Lancaster, teblieeds l
UHtc uuuixa.
IS
fcW VOIIK HruHK.
WATT, SHAM) k CO.,
INVITE ATTENTION TO
LABUE PUB-
C11AHS9 OF
FALL GOODS
IN MANY POPULAR FABBICS AND NKW
COLOBINUB.
0-4 CLOTH SUITINGS.
TUICOT OLOTU SUITINGS.
DBAP ALMA, UEP bUPEtt TUICOTS.
PU1NCKSS COltOS, BIB AND PLAIN CASH.
MEUES in Black and New Fall Shades.
OUlt NEW IMPOUTATION OF
BLACK CASHMERES,
Are the Best that can be produced, and the
Prices as Moderate as Usual.
A CHOICE ASSOBTMENT OF
DRESS PLAIDS
In Beautiful Deflgns and Lew Prices. We
oeruiauy invue Lauies te Examine
OUU NEW LINE OF
COLORED DRESS SILKS,
At 11.00 a yard, lately sold at H.J3,
NEW YORK STORE.
NOS. 8 & 10 EAST SING ST.
LANCASTEB, PA.
rueiuauATHB.
J.K
Our aim is te make as PUKTTY A
PlCTUBKef your child aa the Instan
taneous process will admit. Take a
leek at the BPECIMENS at the en
trance te our Gallery.;
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 100 North Queen Street,
rwWMH
STOCKS.
pUUU, WttlTM m UMA.SUIUUUH.
--BANKERS,-
46 WALOi BTBBBT, Mew Yerk.
Brokers and Dealers In EaUway and ail ether
Securities.
RAILWAY IM VESTMENTS
a specialty, la the selection aad estimate of
whieh their long oeuneeUoa with " Poeal
iUxea. et BAUaeans " gives thou aseelal ad
vantages. Corrvspendeae. luvlted aad la
Qulrie. asawered. Dyeatt aseaaate MeaivMi
MdUtarest allowed el-if4e4
MtttCtal.
Rtnitt. " " i e lfvj
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Our menage la te rtryntmW
ofthtepaptr. 4lf
The Information k imperfcftft
and intended for every 4m tar
neea or uieuung.
We have the stock, ear 1
$;
are the bottom figures ettt.
market, our show row at
ught and cheerful, and your
aminauen la all that la
te rtmlrA vnn a. hns i?. ;vfi
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A. C. YATESftrOA,
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Ledger Building, Siiti iiiOkMSif ,
PHILADELPHIA.
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In all the Latest and most "riTTTiiiisiIri
Styles ter Men's, Youth's, Beys' sad CWU.
dren'a Wear. Assortment never larger. Qaili
ltles never better. Style never hsn (tee ales'. '
Prices never lower. "
FINK AND MEDIUM GBADK WOOL TV
Fer Custom Tailoring, embracing aU.tks)
leading novelties et American, EBgltek as
French manufacture. The rraadssiaaMa.
ment et goods In the pleoe shewa bfaejr
uiuLuiiig uuuw iu vaaitsru 1 nnrjnswi
ieiure ordering your rail or wtaasri
step In and leek t
through our stock. Wal
Koeds te suit von. and for then: will
tee te give prlees you will pay aadaet
plain.
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