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LANCASTER, PA.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1881.
Price Twa Gate.
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VTMVKa,
IT.
IlllOADS.
jl. Jtu X .
our Art Gallery is new open te the Public,
who are invited te examine our large and varied
wuilectien of Oil Paintings, Bronze and Marble
Statuary, Clocks and the Latest European Novel
ties of every description.
H. Z. RHOAD8,
Ne. 4 WEST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. FA
ltity uuuiia.
N
KXT lMIOlflO I'lltJ COURT IUIUSK.
FAHNESTOCK'S
OPENED UUS DU AI.AHUK LINE CHOICE S1YLLS
6-4 Plaid. Cleth. Suitings
Fer I miles' Dicscs, new go Desirable, In All Cliolce Similes.
Alse Tricot Cleth Suitings.
Alse 6-4 Plain Cleth Suitings.
ALL HHAD!, 73 CENTd, WORTH wl.OO.
Puccini l.ebi et liLACK SILKS, et a celebrated make, wnrrinted net te cut nml perfect
shade, .lust opened treui a large Importer's silo In New lerk, ut 'Ac, $I.M) and f 1.12. never
buluru equalled at prices.
E. E. FAHNBSTOOK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse, Lancaster, Pa
MUriM, 11KA.TKUH, .tC.
S"
TIIVB1,
E
k
J) JlUUUUj
IN GREAT VA1IIKTY AND AT
WtO VLL SPECIAL
Dual Draft Deuble Heater,
A new Slnte of entirely nev 1 construction nml dc-dgn. Hrlclly ilewn tlnilt, perlcrt com
bustion, cannot emit g.n or smoke beoausell consumes nil ttm gasjes ami sinnke, depe-dts
no root In tlm plpiiser Hues, has nogiate or lire iet te burn out, lequlrt-s less attention
thtuuity ether stee, Ij uiulur ported control ami is ulciin, poeiJul uhil tconeuitcal.
Aigyle Pleasftut Heme and White Star Parler Heater,
NEW, 11EAUT1FUL AND IN EVERY RFSPECT FIltSr-CLASI.
Albien anil Indies' I'riile Cook Steves. Conqueror Cellar Heater,
With ELECTRIC REGULATOR te control the llie. which cm he tct loony degree el heat
deslrud, anit lunulatet tlm damper automatically.
All Ptoej are guaranteed te glv satisfaction ami Heaters set up by first class work
men. GEO. M. STEINMAN & CO.,
Nes. 25 and 28 West King Street, Liancaster, Pa.
eSlmdWASAlniw
VAUJ'JCIU. ,CC.
..Itll'S OiltlTT IIA1.I,.
BARGAINS !
-AT
SHIRK'S OAEPET HALL.
Hell in t; Off te CIose Uusinea. Everything Must Positively lie Sold.
A Full Lilian! 1IOHY 1IKU8SEI.3, TAPESTRY, anil All tirades of INGRAIN CARPETS,
RUGS, IILANHETS. COVERLETS aud OIL CLOTH.
IW ALL AT A 8A0RlFiaK.-V&
- Prompt attention given te the Manufactured Rag Carpets te onlei
-AT-
SHIRK'S GAEPET HALL,
OOR. W. KINO AND WATIM ST8 - LANOASTHB, PA
fcbti-JimUw
VAlll'r. LI.KANIMI,
new weiiw or inikkkst
-TO-
HOUSEKEEPERS.
IF YOU HAVK
CARPETS TO CLEAN,
BEND TIlKM TO THE
Don't have tlietn ruined by beInK bcaten
by hand and dragged ever the u round ami
evor llnuK, ami Imlf cleaned, wlitm you can
have thorn thoreiiKhly cleaned and aired and
metr.8 dcatroyed at thu same price.
CAIU'JSTS CALLEO JOIIANU UXLIVKUKD
HAME DAY.
CAUl'ETB
GUAKaNTKEU
JU11Y.
AOAINHT IN.
If we Inlure your cirpets, no matter hew
old or worn, we will replace with a new one.
LEAV1". OUDKUS AT
J. B. lartin & Ce,
-011-
IANCASTER OltGAN FACTORY,
COlt. CIIUllCHI ANI DUKE BT8.
ectl6-tfd
A BK BUlt
MltS. KNlUllT'3
SOOTHING SYRUP.
17-5mdtw
TTKAUUUAKTtSKa IfOlt TUB
INDIAN MEDIOINls
KA'TON-KA AND MODOO INDIAN! OIL
-AT-
LOOHER'S Drug Stere,
HO. AiT KISU OTUKlbT,
liAWCABJEKPA.
Steal Carpt Cleaner.
A1VIIKH, .CM.
mayl-l)d
OlOVBil
PRICKS TO SUIT EVEimiem.
ATTENTION TO THE
BARGAINS !
tistr intuit.
N
BW VALI. IJOllUa.
WATT, SHAND & CO.,
HAVE MADE E.YTENSIVE rUUCIIASES OF
CHILDUEN'B
Merine Underwear,
IN ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES AT l'OI'
ULAH I'KICES.
Ladies' Merine Underwear,
IN ALL SIZES AT 37c, 45c, 50c, 75c, ll.Otf, 11.25.
Gentlemen's Merine Underwear,
IN ALL SIZES AT 23c, 37, c, Mc, 750, tl 00.
Ladies' Scarlet Weel Underwear,
IN ALL Bl7.ES AT $1.00, $1.23, $1.50, $1.75.
Gentlemen's Scarlet Underwear,
AT 75c, $1.00, $125, $1.10, $1.75.
23 CABEB OF
'J
Frem the rorent manufacturer's auction pales
In New Yerk, ut 23 per cent, under lormer
1UIWU3.
NEW YORK STORE,
NOS. 8 AND 10 EAST KINO ST.
1IV1LDINU MA.TEHIAL.
TJKMOVAL.
HAVINQ ltKMOVED MY
PLANING MILL
-TO-
Nes.HH te 417 N. Mulberry St,
And Increased my facilities ler work, lam
new prepared te de all kinds et work In my
lue at shortest notice.
aiwma Wmi V0nlBeE
MEltlVAMi
IMtll KII.LIIIUH Ulll.lU. rtllt AIIATIMI
llie niiajin-i ei titlleun cholle, llennen's
Capclne I'lnslern nolpremplly andsplendldlr.
riUTltlUUA HKMEUIKa.
OUTIOUKA.
INKANT1LK HLOOIt I'UltiriEUB
BKIN llKAUTlKlK.ua.
AND
AreSITIVKUUHK KOlt KVKItY KOItM UF
BKIN AMI III.OOl) DIBKAHKS, KUOil
l'lMl'LEB lO BUIlerU LA
I.N FAN LI LK nml lllrtli llmnera. Milk Crust.
M( ailed Head, Kczeunw, and evi ry lonnel
llcldnir. Scaly, I'liuply. HcretulniiHand lnlier
1UI liisuues et Hits llloetl, Skin audacalp,
with l,en4 et Hair, Irem Inlancy te Ak, cured
by the C'lrricenA Kkhelvbht. llie new bleed uu uu
rlller, lntiirnally, and Cuticuha ami Lutiuuha
HeAr, the ureal tikln curei. ozternalty, Abie
tuleltt pure ami tajt, ami maybe uitdfrem
tht moment e birth,
" OUR LITTLE BOY."
Mr. and Mrs KveniUStcliutna. llclchorlewn,
Miwi .wrlle: ' our lltlle boy was terribly
ullllctrd with Scretula, Salt Ithenm and Kry Kry
Bilieliwevt r nIiice Iks was born, and nothing
we could Klvehlin helped him until we tried
Ceticura ItKMKMKft, which i;r.idually cum I
mm, until hu la new a lair tu any nlillil."
it
WORKS TO A OHARM.'
J. B. Woekd. cnq., town tnaurnr.SL Albam,
t., paj sin a letUirdated March SS' "It works
te a charm en my baby's faeu and head. Lured
the head eutlicly and ban nearly cleaned the
laeu et hoi i'H. I have recommended It lese v
t Ml, and Dr. t'Jant has ordered It ler them."
" A TERRIBLE CASE "
Charles Kayie Hlnkln, Jcisey City Heights.
N. J., writes : " My son, a lad of twelve years,
was completely cured et a terrible cammt
ti'zema by thuCuriLUnA lUuKiutn. from the
topel his head te the soles el his K'et was one
mini el scabs." Every ether remedy and phy
sicians had been tried In vain.
FOR PALE, LANGUID,
Kmactateil children, with pimply, sallow skin,
the CCTicuiiA ItxMiDiu will prce n ported
lileuslnif, cluanslnic the bleed and skin el in
herited impurities and exptllliiK the ycrms of
scrofula, ilieuuiatlsm, consumption ami se se
vere skin diseases.
Beld every where. 1'rlce: Ceticuba, M cents s
Ubkelvihit. It.in; Eeat. 'ii centH. I'etter
Dklu ae 1iiKiiic'At.Ce., llosten, Mie:,
Benil lur llew te (Jure bnlu lllstases."
DAPY Use Cutlcura beip, nn exijuU.
J-.L J. Hely perlumed Skin Iliuulltler,
and lollet, Hath and Nursery Sanative.
ri'lIK UUTIOUKA Kr.MKDlr.M KlkK SALK
L at Cochran's IJruir store, 117 ami 139
North Qui'uit street, Lauuutur, l'a.
CATARRH.
SANFOllirS JUDICAL CUltK.
file Uri-at lUlnaiiile DlalllUlliiu el lteb
Uafttd, iiurleitii 'lur, jHtiadlau Fur,
Marlfielri, Vletcr Klesaum, te,,
Forthe Immediate relief and Pel manetil Cure
of tivorvretm of Catarrh, Inmi a blmnle lhad
Celd or Influenza te the Less et Smell, Taste,
and Hearing. Ceuish, IlreiichUls,und Incipient
Consumption. Ueilet In five minutes In any
ami every ease. Nntulntr llku it. Uratetui,
lrauraut, whelusmne. Uuiu btiilns from tlrsl
application, and U rapid, radical, permanent,
and never ialllnir.
One bottle Hadlcal Cure, otie llex Catartnal
belvenlund banteid's luhaler,all In one pack,
axe, termina a complete treatment, el all
diiiKKHts ler SI. Ask torbAxreitu's Uadieai.
Cl'lIK l'OTTKIl Dnt'O AMD CHKUlOALC'O., IlOStOU.
UANDrOHU'S UADICAI.UlllCt-. KOlt MAI. K
O at Cochran's DruB Htem, Ne 137 and 1J3
North (Jueen street, Lancaster, I'.i.
Pain i3 the Cry of a Suffering Nerve,
COLLINS' VOL r-AICKLKCrKlCl'LASTEtl
lnstaully affects the Nerveus System and bail.
Islies l'aln. A perfect Electric liattery com.
Iilned with a 1'oreus i'lastei ler tweiity-tle
cents. It annihilates fain, vitalizes Weak
and Wern out l'aits, Streuxthens 'llred Mus
cles, pievents DUe w ami nees moie In onu enu
halt thu tlmu than any ether plaster In the
weihl. sold u cry whero ectl-lmdAw
nllKAT INDIAN MCUIOINC.
KA-TON-KA,
THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE".
-FOU THE-
Bleed, Liver, Kidneys and Stomach.
It Is made by the Indians,
Used by the Indians,
Beld by the Indians,
11 Is l'uruly Vcgetable,
llsuiely curesull diseases el the Stomach,
Liver, Ilowelsamlllleoit. ltlsalmestnspecltlc
for all forms et Uheuinutlsui. It will euro
dtseaiu when all ether lemedles have failed.
Directions uiu plainly piloted ou oveiy bot
tle. All tribes et Indians have their medicines,
but
Ka-Ten-Ka
Is a remedy of the I'acltle Coast, and Is used
by all. It Is composed et roots, herbs und
barks gathered and prepared by thu
Warm Spring Indians el' Oregon,
And Is favorably knew n and used In all parts
et the world. Mho sick or ailing should net
delay lla use. 11 will provent as well as cuie
dleoase. Its price Is one dollar per bettle, or
six bottles ter II u dollars. Ask ler It and see
that you Ket It. It Is ler salu by all DiukkIsIh,
and by the OltbUON INDIAN MEDICINE
COMl'AN V , Cerry, l'a.
Medoc Indian OU
THE
UKKATE3T TAIN
hAKTH.
MEDICINE ON
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
MODOC INDIAN OIL Is cjjrIMn te euro
Toothache In one minute, Headache lu live
minutes, caruene in ten miuuies, core i jireai
In oue night, NuunUitlu lu thieu te five min
utes. MODOC INDIAN OIL Is used Internally as
well as externally. Eveiy family should have
a bettle within reach, it U a uocler lu the
lieuee.
Fer sale by all DrufrnUU. l'rlce 25c, per
bettle. Large slza bullies. 50c.
INDIAN CDUUll 8YUU1- Is a prompt
specific ler Coughs, Celils anil Lung dUeasej.
60c ir bottle. Ka-ten ka, Medoc Indian oil
and Indian Cough Byrup ter sate (wholesale
und retail) at Cecluan's Drug store. Ne. 137
und 133 North Qutcu street, Lancaster, l'a.
milydWASAw .
u
813
DR. BITNER'S
LAXATIVE POWDER,
FOR TUS CBBB or
COST1VENESS, FEVKUS TOIU'IDITY OF
111E LIVKItANUllOWELS.AClDllY
OF THE STOMACH. EltUCTA-
T10NS A DYBFEI'SIA.
It Is tt mild LAXATIVE, preducing: no In-
convenlenco and devoid el the harshness
uiually produced by PILLS, and can betaken
in mi seafluiis ui vuu yuar.
"Itle pleasant te take. Auk your dealer
or It.
sepl7-6uidAw
TTTSK
U MILLER'S
BLAOK LINIMENT.
EnglUh and GennAn directions. $17-mdw
SOLID CHUNKS OF PACT
rult TUKUONalllKHATluN Olf VltTr.lts,
LlDUtennut Onverner ItlAck Iflli wny
lllulue ami IIU l'stty Have Ne Clilm
en tlia Vete el lllUmm,
Umler date or Bcptcmber Sllli, Lieut.
Ouvcrner Ulaek wrote te CMtm.-ui
Metitrcat, or Fayotte oeuutj, I'eiiusylvrt-nl.-t,
lOKiettluK LiIh Inability te bj present
at the inceting at Oonuellsvilio en Satur
day. He Bays :
Wero I present I would uet diseugu Mr.
Ulalue's porseual oharaetor. He la a
federalist, and that, should be be elected,
la enough te hiaure a corrupt and cxtrava
Rant Diimiulsttatlcc, for no federalist can
be trtiu te Ida principles mid nnke any
etbur unit of an administration. Tliere
would be no leferm ; ler llie abueta which
rciptlte corrcelioti, uie the i.biisen of the
party in power, atid c.tti be chauied only
by a oIiauce of party. There would be ue
reduction tti taxes, ue diminution of the
Hurplus.nnd no improvetuont in morals, for
in all tbese particulars Mr. Mlaiue and his
friends contend there is no occasion for
amendment. The government would con
tluue, in the midst of distress, te Rather
revenues whleu are net rctiuirtd for any
proper object, and which, whether
heatded ertijuandered, are an unmixed
evil. What else cau be expected from a
parly which Rees te the oeuntry ou the
express declaration that it propesea te
levy taxen
FOIl I'UltrOSES NOT rUBMC
ami that the wants of the public service
art) uet only the only tneasuie, nor even
any measure at all, of the amount which
may be justly exacted from the people 'I
This is federalism. Mr. Hlaine bullevca
it and practices it. It wan only last year
that he deel.tred with peculiar emphasis in
favor of continuing the whisky and to
bacco taxes, net because the United States
had any use Or the cnornieussurplus they
produce, for he also proposed te hand the
mouey ever te the stttes, but for tbe mere
sake of collecting it, keeping the Krasp of
thu foderal government en the busiuesM of
tbe people, and maintaining n large body
of uselces ellicials te reive the p.rty in
power, and te harass the public. Ue
proudly beasts his political descent from
Hamilton, the arch federalist ; but even
Hamilton would have blushed at ibis pre
position at any mouient altar the failuie
of bis original scheme of reutiarchy and he
hid taken an e.Uh te the cou&titutieu of
the republic.
lONOItINO 011ET IS6UUS.
Hut it appears (hat our opponents are
net disposed te submit te the judgment of
the people in this election the great lsaues
fairly preseuted by tbe history aud
avowed priuciples i f the two parties.
They will uet discuss the nraassity of re ro re
ferm ; of opening tlie books ; of revieing
taxes ; of lightening thu burdens of the
people ; of purity ing the civil cervicf, aud
of getting back te the simplicity, economy
and puritv of Democratic ti'aes All these
are te be conveniently ignored, while en a
variety of pretenses, transparently falfe,
they set up a elaim te the support et cer
tain classes whose feelings and intcretts
have always been wi'h thu great Dorne
cratle party of liberty aud toltriuen.
Denouncing aud persecuting the Irish
from time immemorial, at ruemies of our
institutions, and as uuwettby the fiau
ohise freely bestowed en Latins, Africans
and Asiatics, tlicy have been smitten with
a sudden passion for the duipised race, and
they tell us that Irish Americans have
heard their treasonable prepositions with
composure They de net knew the peo
ple they are attempting te seduce
They ate dealing with bleed wliorein the
" dirty drop" et the traitor Is less seldem
commingled thau in the veins of any ether
race under the sun, and when the votes are
counted they will uncertain their mistake,
and learn what It is te ask an Iiiah Demo
crat te betray the patty which welcomed
the exile te our sbetcB, und has steed im
movable between him aud tbe numerous
assaults which the common enemy has
made upon his rights, civil and religious.
A D11NIN0 llECOUD.
When did this elaim of the federalist Ue
publicans upon the votes of Irish Ameri
cans arise? Was it when they made thom them thom
helves responsible for the bleed of Itebert
Emmett byreincustratiug with the British
ministry against the release of the Irish
patriots of '93 en conditions that they
ceme te the United States ? Was it wheu
they prescribed terms of fourteen aud
twenty-one ycat s as oeuditious of naturali
zation, accompanied by ether restrictions,
the most brutal aud humiliating ? Was it
wlmi they passed the infamous aiien law
aiming particularly te the Irish ? Was it
when they organized the Knew Nothing
party, introducing a religious test into the
politics of this free country, proposing the
disfranchisement of foreigu-boru oitizens,
burning churches and convents, mobbing
ministers aud murdering inolluusive voterk'.'
Was it when Mr. lilaine was editor of the
Kotineboo Journal? Was it when he pro pre pro
neuuoed the laud aet aud the coercion
bill measures just te Ireland mid honorable
te England ? Was it when he left Ameri
cau citizens te ret iu Irish nils, at the
oaprice of British oilielals ',' Was it when
his principal newspaper organ, the New
Yerk Vribune, edited by his clese personal
friend
DEFENDED THE B1UT1S1I POLICY
and denounced Irish roslstauee with al'
the pre'Iiritlsh fcelinr of thu old federal
ists, of whom Mr. lilaine aud all the rest
of them insist they are the lineal political
descendants? When Irishmen and the
sons of Irlshmen rolled upon the bitter
wrongs el the past, anil tbe fact that bad
Mr. lilaine and his party been able te pro pre
vent it, any time these hundred years,
they would have had ue votes te cast,
they will net be likely te east them for
Mr. lilaine, the fit candidate of tbeir in-
vetorate hereditary enemies. Irishmen
are naturally attached te the fundamental
prinelplei of Domearaoy by reus m of their
long struggle for home rule in tbe mother
oeuntry, aud, if there was ue ether canto
than this, they never could be induced te
upheld the party of centralization here.
There may be white blaek birds this year,
and many ether prodigies; but I incline te
tliluk that geuuiue Irish uepubltcans will
be very scarce,
Tbe attempt te deoetvo the werklugman
Is only less impudent than the insulting
beast that they have "lixcd" the Irish
Demoerats, The federalist Republican
party has from its foundatieu been the
paity of privileged olassev, as
AGAINST TUB COMMON l'EOl'I.K,
ami Invariably favored the interests of
capital against these of labor. Iu the
days of Hamilton, who founded Mr.
Dlaine's party, and of Jeffersen, who
founded the Democratic party, they made
no secret of their uurepublican doctrines
and purposes. They began then by an
effort te oenllno the government, in tbe
language of Hamilton himself, te " tbe
I-I. ,l Al. ll 1.- " II .1 t
ricu uuu vue nuu-uuru, ami every uumiu-
isirawuu uuu uvery Vyengress oeuiroiieu ny
thairi wlinthnp "tnf Inrl fn.lA.nl let If jimiK
wuvui it uuiuvt Vnuuu tuiiuiitttab ui iiqpuu
llcan, has Bhaped law and poliey, se as te
.! i. r,.,. .1.,. . r .i, -..
favor the few at the orpenso of the many.
I cannot elaberate this preposition bore,
!$... li. ,TJ.U. -. . li ... T .ut.
aeneea of its truth are ull about ua at this
But it Is literal v true. The Da nfnl evi-
moment. This country has reeently ad
vauccd lu wealth nt u rate unparalleled and
this vast accnmulatlen has been held up
te you by Mr. lilaine an the crand exhibit
of a common prosperity. Is this true 7
De tbe messos feel that their rolative pro
gress has been In due proportion te that
of the Uetilds anil the VauderblltB, mid
the ether e oalled " Kings of Husinesa '"
Mr. Ulalue's lotter of acceptance was
really tbe overwhelming
INDICTMENT OF 1118 OWN l'AUTY
The wealth In here. Hut who have It ?
The men whose labor created it ? The
miners of the Monengnhola valley ? The
eperatives of Pittsburg ? The farmera
whose preduce constitutes the bulk of our
experts ? The working classes anywhere?
Net at all, The rich aie very rich ; the
peer are very peer. And by whose een.
trlvancc, nml umler whose, system of laws,
has this unjust distribution of the common
preduce et our common industry taken
place ? The Hnpublieau party has been lu
power since 1801). It has dealt with us
aocerding te its pleasure If the rich get
richer and the peer poorer ; if the buge
gap betweeu tbe one and tbe otber grows
wider, and we begin te see the fermatluu
of classes in this oeuntry as in Europe ;
if great masbcs of men are suffering Irem
culerced idleness ; if te-day tbe opulent
favorites of the government roll tbeir
shining millions befere the eyes of tbe
distressed multldudes te show hew bone
(Icent iu the federalist rule, and propose
te purchase another olecllon te continue
these blessings te thnmsolves te our ex.
peuse ; if
EVTIIAVAOANCE AND COItltUPTION
reigu iii eery department of the govern
ment, und a surplus of n hundred millions
is annually taken iu taxen, with wheat at
seventy cents a bushel and honest labor
starving, it is because the Democratic
majority of our people chese te permit
Mr. Dlaine's corrupt party of centraliza
tion and monopoly te steal the presldouey
In 1870 aud te buy it in 1880. 1 de uet
bolievo that werkiugtnfln, ue matter what
may have becc thelr party relations hero here hero
teloro, eau be again deluded by a party
whose whele history shows it the enemy
of their interests ; nor will thuy in this
year "of sero distress suffer te pasp, with
out bitter resentment, the usual nttumpts
at bribery and intimldatleu. liut sotne
may nek : Might net Mr. lilaine de butter
than bis predecessors ? Mr. lilaine would
de worse. The longer jeu ktep a bad
pinty in power the worse It will be. When
did he sepiiata from it te defend the rights
of the psople against its systematic class
legislation V Docs he net proclaim him
self a Ilamiltenian federalist? Ne man
who would refuse te serve the few that Is
te say, the moneyed corporations, the
commercial, manufacturing aud transport
lug monopolies at the expouse of the
many could remain at the head of the
federalist Republican pirty for ene day.
They are the part;; it exists te mtve thorn
and has long outlived any ether mission.
SUJiriUAliy LEGISLATION.
We have still another question in thi
ettivass whofe gravity, I fear,has net been
mlly appieciattd. Sumptuary legislation is
a peculiarly dangerous aggression upon the
reserved rights of the people, because it
always appears in the guise of morality,
and like religious persecution, premisee te
make iw better by force It deprives men
of their liberty ou the theory that they
are unlit te enjoy it, and that the govern
ment will direct their personal conduct,
iu matterG net aQcctiug their neighbors,
nnd regulate their appetites, their eatiug,
drinking aud dressing, much mera wisely
than'they can de it for themselves. This
Is truu federalist doetrlne, aud it is net
surprising that Mr. lilaine and bis party
have determined te apply it te the manu
faeture and sale ei liquors. In his own
state, the caudidate has personally engi
neered te final success an iron clad prohi
bitory amendment te the constitution,
while in e'Uer states tbe movement has,
under Republican oeuutenance, assumed
threatening proportions, aud in some of
thorn, it has already produced the serious
disturbances which invariably attend the
invasion of the domain of private affairs
by public authority. This, it is true,
ought uet te be a national question. The
federal government should h.ive nothing
te de with it. Hut when did tbe federalist
Hepublieaus hesitate about intermeddling
wbeu it suited them, with the domestic
affairs of the states? According te tbeir
loose theories e constitutional construc
tion they may de, by foderal intervention,
whatover they deem for the "general wel
fare," aud they have shown by their eon oen een
duct in tbe states Mr. Illalue has indi
vidually shown by his open bargain with
the Prohibitionists of Maine that they
deem the total suppression of the liquor
trade, a measure pre eminently coudueivo
te the geueral welfare Were this net se,
what is te hinder thorn, if you give them
the power, from amending the constitu
tion of the United States as they have al
ready amended that of Maine? At all
events the District of Columbia and the ter
ritories will furnish opportunities for fedor feder
al action, and national agitation, uutll the
alliance betweeu Mr. Ulalue's party and
the Prohibitionists has borne its logical
fruits. This cloud hangs blaek en the
borizeu. It threatens the personal liberty
of a great majority of the people, aud f
threatens te annihilate, as by the fall of a
thunderbelt, many millions of capital in
vested under the euoeuragemont ofaeur
lawH, and tbe solemn premiso of prjb prjb
tien against all violcuce, aud especially
against destructieu by government itself.
M. i
llie Drain ami tne llettln.
Nobody cau stand protruded Indulgence in
slrenK drink. Tholepora who seek-oentlnued
stimulus In what they call their" bitters,"
have muddled brains, bloodshot eyes, un
steady gait, and ruined digestion. Just ie
memler.hat the stull they call "bltteis," Is
net llrewn's lien lillters. Ne loner wants lu
It contains nothing that suits hfin ter stimu
lus, li 1h a iiure tnnln. ami the best lirenara
lien el Iren in existence. Cures Indfgestlen,
malaile, kidney and liver diseases.
llew Much Will He 11 1
Hew much el Themat' Xelectrtc Oil la re
quired tocuie; Only a very lltlle. A few
dieps will euro any kind of an ache 1 and but
atrinomeiols needed ter sprains ami lame
nesses. Rheumatism Is net se leadlly uilectedj
an ounce aud sometimes two ounces ate re
quired. Ne modlclue, however, U se sure te
euro with the sauie number et applications.
Fer sale by II li. Cochran, druggist, lJ7and
li'J North ijueen street.
itueklen't Aruicu salve.
The Hest Salve In the'- world for Cuts,
llrulses. Seres, Ulcers, Salt ltueum, lever
Seros, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chtlblalnc,
Cerns.and all skin eruptions, and positively
euros Piles, or no pay required. It H guar
anteed te give perfect satlslactlen or money
relnnded. Prlui, lift cents ier box. Fer sale
by 11. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 und 13!) North
Uueen street. Lancaster.
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A SUttllug Discovery.
Mr. Win. Jehnsen, et Huren, Dak., writes
that bis wlfe bad been troubled with acuta
llreuchltls ter many years, and that all reme
dies tried gave no permanent roltet, until he
procured a bettle ei J)r, King's New Discov
ery ler Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which
had a muglud etlect, und produced a perma
nent euro. It Is guaranteed te euro all Dis
eases nt Threat, Lungs, or ilrunchlal Tubes.
Trial Dettles Free at Cochran's Drug store,
Nes. 1J7 and 13!i North Qucen street, Lancas
ter, Pa. Large Size fl.OU. (5)
ueu't Uarry, Uentleuieu
HttIll tt manen his way te be hanged. thore'Jl
t... ..a t .... t li l -... it.AUj. tl tif.. .-... . .Im..
ue iuu nit Hi iuuiv iiu day iu t-uu mje-
poptle. nervous, and debilitated, don't hurry
thoughtlessly ler bome remedy e! doubtful
murl?, uncertain ut rellef.wheii you can get at
the druggists ter e je dollar JiurJeeie istoed
KKisis lur uje ueJiar jjmtuuc il,UUU
wuetj
almost sure te euro aud certain te
I benflU Fer sale by II. II. Cochran, druggist, I
' u; wui 139 Nerm Queen street.
We Challenge the World,
When we say we bolievo, we have evidence
te prove that Sblleh's consumption euro Is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, In as
much as It will euro a common or Chronic
ma, bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup, and
show mere cases or Consumption cured than
all ethers. It wlU euro where they tail, it Is
ploesant te take, harmless te the ynungeM
ir
V
ciuiu anu we gunruniee wuai we say. rrn
child and we guarantee what we say,
lce.
luc&ecand ii.eu. if your Lungs are sere.
ft.Ai, . llnntr In. ..A nan Hlillnhl. iWn..a 1Mb.
ter. Held by Jl. H. Cochran, druggist, Nim. 137
and 189 North Uneen street- feb7-oed 1
MBU1VA1.
A UKEAT .HUOUKBs.
HOP PLASTER.
This porous plaster Is famous for its quick
and hearty action In curing i.aine Hack, Rheu
matism, Sciatica, Click In the Hack, Mdennd
Hip, Neuralgia, SUIT Joints and Muscles,. Sere
Chest, Kidney Trouble.! and nil pains eraches
either lead or deop-seated. It seethes,
Strengthens anil Stimulates the parts. The
Virtues el hops combined Willi fjuins clean
ami ready te apply. Superior te llntinents,
lotions and salves. Price, 25 rents or ft for
$1.00. Sold by druggists nml country steres.
Mailed en receipt et prices. Hep 1'letter Com
pany, l'loprlelors, llosten, Mass.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
-The bcsl.famtl
ly pill made Hawley's
Fills. 2.1c Pleasant In
Stomach and I.lver
action and easy te lake
nerJO-lyd&w
(1)
Cl,UTtllNl.
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iMtlSMAM'H.
"MIGHTY NICE."
OUIl STOCK OF
N E O K TIBS,
DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, O DFFS
SUSPENDHllS,
STOCKINGS AND UNDEHWEAR.
-AT
EBISMAN'S,
Ne. 17 Weet Bang Street.
M
VKM A UAT11VUM.
FALL AND WINTER.
EMHIIACINCJ KVEIIY DESIUAHLK AND
A'l'I ItACTl VE FEATUKE IN FABUlCS,
TU1MMINUS, NOIIIIY STYLES
ANDSUrElllOlt WO UK-
MANSHIP.
In Men's Bulls and Overcoats our stock will
suit any body's tate.
Ne need te wusle tlme hunting about ler
such anu such 11 style, but come direct te us,
the manubictiiit'is, and expect te find lust
whatjeun ud. Kxatnlne our neat and strong
IS UO Suit. Don't neglect te see our flu te Bull.
It S'eu wish something botter. Bee $12 suit.
$15, $18 and $- are the prices we get for nebby.
Handsome Suits ter young men. ether houses
will require J 18, $20 and tii ler same garments.
Ovcrceaia ler men In great variety and
stvlt s. We have them at $-1, flu, $12, $15. f 18,
$.0, tti te, $25, $-.23. 111 ether words, we have
thorn irem the low priced, strong, well made,
te the finest satin and silk lined, anyone el
which aie biratns te be hed nowhere Use.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
All the leading Novelties in Foreign and Do De
mestic Woolens.- Ne assortment In this city
equaling ours. Prices marked te meet the re
quirements e! the times.
Myers & Rathfon,
LEAUiNQ MEUCUANT TAILORS,
NO. la EAST KING STRBBi
I.ANCA8THK. PA.
IN Tint.
WAlt.
or i'kace l'ltKi'AHB run
WHILE THEUE IS A LULL IN POLITICS,
BUY VOUlt
CiDlIlK
AND BUY AT
Burger & Sutten's,
MERCHANT TAILORING AND
OLQTMNQ STORE,
Ne. 24 Centre Square.
GOODS MAY HE 11IGHE11 IN PU1CE
AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEC
TION. NO TELLING-IT'S A FACT.
CALL AT ONCE AND SEE THE
BABGrAlNS
OFFERED DY
Burger & Sutten,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER, 1A.;
feM-lvd
N
UW IS VOUlt UUANtK,
$50,000
WORTH OF
CLOTHING
NOW BELLING AT
One-Half of Their Value,
-BY-
HIESI& BROTEER,
,AT THEIR
PENN UALL CLOTHING I10USF,
CORNER OF
CENTRE SQUARE A NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
LU STOCK CONNECTICUT UlUAHa, 11
I .... Mm
Cen be relled ou as strictly Con Cen
I uectlcutat
I mi f
UAUXMAN'S 7JCLLOW FRONT CIGAR
DiVlUl
ni.tiTit utu,
We have certainly " hit the
nail en the head" in preparing
for this season's stock of Cloth
ing. Our goods were never bet
ter, but we anticipated the slew
times and realized from the be
ginning that thingB must be
marked down te the lowest
notch. Our Clothing has been
awarded First Premiums at this
year's fairs held at Doylestown,
Pa , and Mt. Helly, N. J.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
Ledger Building, Sixth and 0he3tnat tit.
PHILADELPHIA.
s2-4md
1JK.UOVAI. All II IIPKN1NU.
LAHOASTitn, Pa., Sept. 10, 18M.
Idoslreto make known te my lrlenda
and customers, nnd the publle In general,
that 1 have remove l irem 2J North Queen
slroellolUNortlKjueeii stroet, formerly
ecupledby llie firm el Smallug llaus
man, whero 1 have opened with a large iu iu iu
eortmentof English, French and German
Novelties, togethtr with a laige line e!
Demestic Fabrics. Composed as my new
stock Is, of new goods and new styles, 1
teel assured that lu soliciting a continu
ance et your patronage, yen will have an
opportunity or making selections from n
Bleck unequalled In IU variety and adapt
ed te thu present demand, which la ler
geed values, gentlemanly styles anil
effects, and oxqulslte At. Nothing but the
very best et workmanship ; und prices te
suit everybody. Ploase laver me with
jour orders.
Yours very truly,
D. R. WINTERS.
L.
UANMIIAN A MHO.
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
GRAND DISPLAY OF
GOODS IN THE PIECE,
-FOR-
FALL & WINTER WEAR.
WE MAKE IO ORDER
PANTS ! PANTS ! PANTS 1
At U 0:, $V)0, J1.00, J3.CO, $8 00,17.00, up te 110.00.
SUITS! SUIIS I SUIlSt
A Geed Business Suit at til A Hetter Dust
ness Suit at U. A N lce Casslmore Suit at $15
A Finn Corkscrew Belt In lllack, brown ami
Nloe Shades nt $18,f., tii. $25. lu passing our
ncrthwesl window, please leek at some el our
Biniples, All marked in Plain rigureant the
Lewest Cesh Prices. Heys' Scheel Sulla In
geed variety are new displayed. Drep In II
onlvte leek and get poated, as our Prlces.are
the Lewest.
LGunsman&Bre.
Thu FASHION All LE MERCHANT TAILORS
ANI CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 6fi-G8 NORTH QOEEN STREW,
Right en the Southwest Cerner el Orange
LANCASTER, PA.
Mr- Net connected with any ether clothing
hnuselu tbectty.
IAALL. AHMMUMUbUEMT
-OF-
Fine Tailoring
-AT-
I. &ERIAETS,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
I have new In stock the most complete and
choicest assortment of
FINE W.O.O.LEN8
FOIITHEFALL AND WINTER
TRADE
Evoretlorod iMjtera In this city. A great va
rlety et LATEST STYLE CHECKED bUlT
1NU. CORKSCREWS mail shades and qnal
tiles. A splendid assortmeut et
LIGHT AND HEAV Y.WEIGUT
OVERCOATING.
Prices AS LOW AS THE LOWEST and all
geed s warranted as represented.
H. GERHART.
1 UKAT UAKUAUHL
TOILET SOAPS,
Botalllnelewiiratera,wa ar itlUac atx
lerfLW.
Raxse : We have a lae stock and want te
reduce 1L This will uiaku Uaai go 1ML CaU
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