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Telame XXl-Ne 70.
CLOVKM, WATOBMt, SO.
JT E. KMOAUS.
NOVELTIES!
Graphoscepes, Monocles and Magic Mirrors in Walnut,
Ebony and Olive Weed. Achromatic Binocular Opera Glasses,
direct importation from Lemaire, Paris, in Pearl, Alligator and
Morocco. Alse French Carriage Clocks, Diamonds and Fine
Watches.
H. Z. RHOADS,
Lancaster, Pa.
nut muevB.
MOATB AMD Ml AY LB).
LADIES'
-AT
VIetzger & JHauglmxaii's
Newmarkets, Russian Circulars,
Delmans and Jackets.
CHILDRENS' COATS, for Fall and Winter.
matfrsoiverk
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S CHEAP STORE
43 West King Street,
(Between the Cooper Heuse and Beml Hene Hetel,)
nevl-lydw
N
XT DOUS TO THB COCKT BUD8B.
FAHNESTOCK'SI
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
-DOUBLE AND
Te Suit the Taste and rurse el all. Laura and Attractive Bleck et shawls new open.
FAISKLET, CA8UMEBK AND BLANKET. '
Alse BROCADE BILK VELTKTS at 11.23, worth nearly double tbe money. BLACK
BILK at (7e, 1.00 and ILUK never before equaled. Tbose la want should see them.
R E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Oeurt Heuse.
OJLtWMTB, AO.
H wukij carpet hall.
kj
BARGAINS !
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Bellini; Off te Clese Business. Everything Most Positively be Sold.
A mil Llnent BODY BRUSSELS, TAPE8TUT, and All Qrad03 Of INGBAIN CAKPETU,
KUU8, BLANKETS, COVEULET3 and OIL CLOTH.
W ALL AT A BA0RIFI0B.-3k
- Prompt attention Riven te the Manufacture el Bag Carpets te order.
-AT
SUM'S CARPET HAIL,
OOR. W. KINO AND WATER ST8
febas-tmdaw
ULABB AMD O.UMKMHWAHM.
rlUM A saAKTIM.
CHINA. - CHINA.
-AT-
CHINA HALL.
We bare new pa a Large Assortment el
Hayiland'g China,
-m-
Whlte, Geld Band and Decorated Dinner, Tea
and Desert Beta, Game Bets, Fruit l'lates,
Belltatre Bets, A. D. Oofleos.
av These gee's are of Fine Quality and
Decorated. Every artlele must give sallilao sallilae sallilao
Ueb er will be exchanged.
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
TUIWAMM, MO.
CHEAPEST PLAGE
TO BUT AT
LOW PRICES
ST0YE8.
II EATERS.
BINGES,
GOAL OIL LAMPS
AND GAS FIXTURES,
-18 AT-
JOHN P. SCHADM'S,
Ne. 21 SeutlfQaecu Street,
lb7-lVd LANCASTER. PA.
"
MILLER'S COUGH SYRUP.
MfttHnUiWt
Ne. 4 W. King St.
COATS
LANCASTER FA. 3
SINQLE.-
Lancaster, Pa
BARGAINS !
- - LANCASTER, PA
11MT tiUOVB.
' AD1S' CLOAK.
WATT, SHAND & CO.,
NOS. 8 & 10 EAST KING ST.
Invite tbe special attention et Ladles te tlin
pupuar ganaunvs ei we season.
NEWMABKET COATS.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS.
SEAL PLUSH COATS.
WALKING JACKETS:
In all tbe newest styles and shapes at popu
lar prices,
BPKCIAL BARGAINS IN
SILK PLUSH COATS,
FULLLKNGTII, 2S EACH.
Upwards or Twenty Btyles In BOYS', G1UL3'
and MISSES'
Coats and Havelecks,
Frem 4 te 18 year at Tery Reasonable Prleea
LOCO DOZEN
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S and CHILDREN'S
Merine Underwear
In All Bires and Qualities at Prices te Bnlt
thellnies at the
NEW YORK STORE,
IHBUJtAJfCJS.
mm
Prudential Insurance Ge.
01 AMEBIOA.
Xek. efflM-nwASs. v. j.
Tha DtmilAntUI n 1 t .. -.
one max meuid a f uaa tufileient ter burial
w ms im tumA kuuuivui. ier uunai
Puy?0,e V"" company Is endorsed by the
leading business men and manufacturers or
hears after proof et death.
-CALL AT-
Ne. M SOUTH DUKU 8TRBBT,
ten CawciAu Am inoaxATtea.
SO Bellable Awt Wuted.
Mna
LANCASTER,
JHKUtVAM..
ttUNT'a HKMEUY,
HUNT'S
KIDNEY AND LIVEK
REMEDY.
Never Known te Fail.
IT 18 A. .SPECIFIC
Fer Kidney and Liver Troubles, niaililer.
Urinary end Liver Diseases, Dropsy,
Gruvel and Diabetes.
IT 18 RELIABLE
In curing Brlght's Dlscase, Pains in the llaclc,
Leins or Hides, Retention or Nen-
Uotcnllen et Urlne.
niGULY RECOMMENDED.
tfc fnTnm niltAn.nn.. f Tn.. .1 !. . .a
u.r.- u. .....wi.outeo, iiuwtituiit., .jauiiuiee,
Piles HUlnaeh' Uvspepsla, constipation and
IT WORKS PROMPTLY
and cures Intemperance, Nervous Dlsoases,
Ueneral Deblllty, Excesses nud
Feuiala Weakness.
USE IT AT ONOE.
It restores the KIDNEYS, L1VEII and
uu"'Mi w i. Mummy uuikui, auu Lunag
when all oilier incdlclne9 tall. Hundred hnve
wi-131. ruvvt. nu-i nuvti ut,un given up te uie uy
iilunda and physicians.
l'ricil Si. '2 1. Hlinil Inr lltii.trnlnil Pnmnlilil
te
HUNT'S REMEDY CO.,
l'rovldcnce, It. I.
BOLD UY ALL DUUGU18T8.
1y8Tu,ThSAw 2
UBKAT .HUOCKSS.
HOP PL-ASTER.
This porous plaster Is lameus for Its quick
and hearty action In curing uiine Back, Rheu
matism, Sciatica, Crick In tlie Back, Bide and
Hip, Nouralgle, sun Joints and Muscles, 8ore
Chest, tldney Troubles and all pains eraches
either local or doen-soated. It soethos.
Strengthens and Bllmulatea the parts. The
virtues et hops combined with gums clean
and ready te apply, superior te liniments,
lotions and salves. Price, 23 cents or S ler
$1.00. Sold by druggists and country stores.
Moiled en rccelDt et nrlces. Ten Platter Vem.
pany. Proprietors, Bosten, Mass.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
-The best family pill made Ilawley's
Stomach and Liver I'l
1113
Is. 23c. Pleasant In
action and easy te take,
nevje-lydAw
(1)
UA.TB A.XO VAVg.
rirr aku soft matb.
SHULTZ'S
Only Hat Stere.
We are new prepared te show you tbe most
complete line el
SOFT AND STIFF HATS
Ot Urn most approved styles ever oflerod In
tbe city ler young men.
Being tn constant communication with the
leedlug manufacturers or NEW YOU.K and
PHILADELPHIA, we can guarantee our
styles te be as reproHentod, and will wager
tbat-tbere Is no dealer In the city who w 111
glviaiu better and lower prices.
AVCall and examine our stock, which Is all
new and handseme,
AT-
144 North Queen Street,
(GUNDAEEK'B OLD STAND.)
martl-dAw
ry u. sTAUrrsu. auun bidkb
FUEEI FKEKI FltEE I
Grand Exhibition et
Hats, Gaps, Gloves and Furs,
AT TUB
People's Hat Stere,
NOS. 31 AND 83 NOKTH QUEEN BTUEBT
Can be seen at any tlme tbe finest assortment
et fashlonable Deiby, black and brown, all
the latest bioev s, Klexer and full stlfl. The
TAPEU SUUAltE DOWN, tbe very latest this
season. Nutria, selt lelt, rough anil ready
crush flats, and all that Is new and novel for
both young and old. Aspoclaltyet SCHOOL
UATS and GAPS. Our Fur Department em em
braeea everything In the line et Seal Coats,
8al Caps. Seal Cellars ami Hulls. Seal Gloves,
Beaver Gloves, Capes, Muffs and Mufllers.
Alse, a fine assertod stock et less oxpenslvo
Fnrs, suitable ler everybody. KUli TKIM TKIM
MINUSet all kinds Beaver, cnlncbllle, ceney
Grey Fex, Ac Don't Ferget "Tbe Great
Mark Down :" Geed Hats for men as low as
23 ; Geed Bcboel Caps as low as loe. We mean
te show enr customers we can give thorn the
best goods for the least tnoney. Call and be
convinced.
W. D, STAUFFER & CO,,
(Sbulta's Old Stand.)
NOS. 31 4 S3 NOUTIt QUEEN STUEET,
Lancaster, Pa, myialy
XUUAVVU AMD V1UAUH.
CMUKE
LAWN TENNIS
-AND-
RACQUET CIGARETTES,
Made of straight out tobacco, mild and et
fine flavor. It Is the longest and pronounced
the best Cigarette la the market.
WTBYIT.V
Chewing and Smoking
TOBACCO,
Cigars nd Pipes,
WU0LK8ALU AND BETAIL,
-AT-
I. L. Stelnnan & Ce..
NO. 116 KORTH QUEEN ST.
mern-lYd LANCA8TEU.PA.
OAMBHur AL.L HTIAJtS AMU AT rtUUKtl
j as tow as the lowest, at
uaktmah' TJjiiOy.aeMT ciqak;
imejiE,
PA., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1884.
FOR THE FARMER.
AURIUDLTUKAL TUflCS DIHUUS8KU.
Bau nd Haratst Hew te Preserve Cabbage
far Winter Dm Unshed Horses-Black.
berry OnUnre-HeUece la Vartnleg.
Frem the Gcrmantewn Telegraph.
We notiee the tatement, and we have
reason te believe that It la oerreot, that
oavenee pepper mixed with tha proper
quantity of oil, rubbed ever the harness,
will effeetaally proteet it against the gnaw
leg of rata, which we have known te vir
tually destroy it when these "vicious
rodents are in a partial state of starvation,
which they frequently are in severe
weather. The mixture should be com
posed of ene eunce of oayenne te a quart
of oil. It is also stated that an ounce of
aloes te ene gallon of oil will afford the
same protection, Our own remedy, hew
ever, has uniformly been and we have
never known it te fail te hang tbe har
ness high enough up against a smooth
partition without admitting of any means
of access te it. But as some people are
careleps in deiDg this, tbe red pepper or
the aloeB and oil remedy bad better be
adopted, and the harness eau also be hung
up and thus ruake sure of its Bafety. A
friend at our elbow says that a wash of
oarbello aeid is a certain protection.
CABBAGE FOIl WIHTEn TJ8E.
Tbe time is at band when the putting
up of our winter cabbage will have te
take plaoe. There are several modes which
are purmed te perserve it in geed eendi-
tien through the winter up te April. Tbe
best ene that we have tried is te take the
flabbage and Btaud it In.' rows just as it
grew, close together, mixing the soil
among tbe roots, oevor it evor with straw
or oernfodder, and ever the whole te orcet
a temporary protection. This is dene by
forming a shed reef, starting from a beard
fenee or stene wall, and plant at the lewer
end two pests, laying en tbe top bean
poles, and ever this either beards or corn
fodder te turn oil tbe rain. Tbe lower end,
wbere the opening should be, ought te
have a nerthern exposure, an In that oase
there will be no danger that tbe ehange of
temperature will affeet the soundness of
tbe cabbage. We have uniformly kept
our oabbage by this method until late la
the spring en mero than ene occasion till
the end of April. Berne people place the
cabbage with tbe bead down, the better te
proteet it against the admission of water ;
but we nover suffer from thia in tbe
slightest degree
ueriBLa WITHOUT SIIOES.
When a few years age was started an
argument in favor of usmg tbe boree in all
the wetk for whieh he is required, ever
hard reeds and soft reads, in the solid beds
of city streets, as well as the dirt highways
of tbe country, without shoes, we took it
upon ourselvcs te say that, uetwitbstand.
iug all the appareut statement of faets
then se prominently adduced, we dissented
in tete from the grounds assumed. Well,
three or four years since that date have
new passed, but we bave received no
additional proofs that there was any real
foundation for the original statement, and
there appears no diminution in the general
use of the horseshoe, even in tbe very
contre where the reform was began. It
may he argued in this, as iu many ether
aases, that nature baa provided se and se,
and that any departure therefrem Dy", the
usages of tbe community cannot be sua
tained as an established praotice with pre
fit as a permanent system. Be this as .it
may, however, art haB produeed remark
able changes evor nature, and tbe result
of it has been se important and remarkable
as te dissipate every idea of encroachment
upon tbe only genuine mode of nature's
way of conducting matters and things.
The unshed borse of the wilderness would
be badly off indeed if it were oeiitinued
te go unshed, new that it is discovered
that Its great value can be realized only
because we bave ignored nature and
permitted art te oxcrcise its inventive
powers.
SCIENCE IN FATtMINO.
As te the question of the value (-of sei
once and common sense in the manage
ment of the farm, we de net think that
the former has done as mueh for agricul
ture as some of Ub votaries olalm'fer it.
If we bad te cheese between what is some
times called solentille agriculture and that
system of farming whieh is the rjlsult of
daily and dear bought experienoe through
perhaps a thousand years, it would net
take long te deoide wbleh side we should
be en. There is nothing te us se dear and
valuable as praotieal oemmon sense. At
the Bame time we have no desire te ignore
our obligatiena te praellcal lolence. for
many valuablehlnta and truths have dene
mueh te advance agricultural progress.
Our only wonder is thr.t soienee has done
se mueh as it has, net that it should have
mere, bb a oritleal oetsmporary thinks.
The men of soienoo these who are con
tinually laboring te gather new facts for
us, and who try te lay bare tbe laws
of nature te our oemmon understanding
are very few. Most of them, for the
love of seience, devote the labor of their
lives for a meagre compensation. In busi
ness they might have been wealthy. In
science they rarely make anything. Their
labors are mostly free gifts te us. Let
them go en and Und out the truths of
nature. Let na net eavll that they de net
eare te turn their own truths into money.
It Is for us te de that. Let thorn glve us
tools if they like, but the praotieal culti
vation of the soil is our work te de, and if
we suceeed in that te our beat satisfaction
we sball be accomplishing our share of
the important toil befere us.
blacxberut anewiKO..
The crop of this season's blaekberries
has never been surpassed, and the suoeesa
in growing them, being almost annually
assured, has induecd many persona te add
this fruit te their general orep of fruits.
There is one feature, however, that would
add greatly te tbe popularity of the black
berry, in addition te its size that is, net
te gather the fruit befere it is properly
matured. It is net often remembered
that the berry being black isnoeertain
evidence that it is ripe, though it must be
black te be ripe. The best and we may
say the only preper way te judge of its
porfeet maturity la te jar the canes, and
whatever portion of the fruit falls Is
known te be fully ripe, and then It is
soareely surpassed in exoellenee by any
ether berry. The season tee of the blaok blaek
berry ia lamentably brief, net being ever
three weens, at the end of which tlma.
say the first or second week in August, it
beoemen tasteless asd worthless, though
the appearanee of tbe fruit may be aa
black and tempting as ever. In setting
out a plantation of the blaekberry tbe
new weed should be always taken and
topped te within six lnehes of tbe ground.
If set out in the autumn they should be
covered the first winter. The canes should
stand about four feet apart each way, and
jcept periecuy eiear ei weeaa anu grass.
About the first week in July the new
branches from the main stem should be
olipped mero or less, oeoordinrj te their
size, and the main stem shortened te
about four feet. Three canes te a hill are
enough,! but each grower must be the
judge of what is proper te be dene as he
progresses. We would recommend heavy
mnlehlng of the canes, as we have always
found that this fruit does best In n moist,
rlobseu.
Mark Twain Has a KelapM.
Mr. Hark Twain, of Conneetlout,. and
Mr. Geerge W. Cable, of Louisiana,
elasped bands ever the bloody chasm at
Chlekering hall, New Yerk, Wednesday
evening. "It is just eight or nine yean,"
said Mr. Olemmens, with a toss of the
head as he adraceed te the irent of the
platform, "sinee I first took a final leave
el the lecture platform in this very hall.
Slnee then a number of interesting things
have oeourred te myself, te the people of
the United States and te the human raoe
in general. I will net new step te enum
erate them.
"Leeturers and burglars," continued
Mr. Olemmens, "it is said, nover reform.
I don't knew hew it is with burglars new,
it has been se long sinoe I have had any
connection with that portion of the com
munity. I think it is true as far as lee
turersare concerned.
"Sometimes they reform for a while,
but some great impulse, sueh as that
whieh seizes me te-night, forces them te
the platform te give -truth and morality
one mero lift. Yeu ean't resist a thing
like that. I quitted the platform quitted
it permanently. I stuek te my resolve for
nine long years aud new I amoeming back
te quit again for uine years mere. With
this short explanation as te my appear appear
aeoe here, I will new proceed te the busi
ness of reading a few selections, if it may
be strietly called reading when you de net
use a book when yen lese your plaee."
Mr. Cable also read selections from bis
books and sang soma of the Creele bal
lads, wbleh bave been heard by the public
before. He was very warmly reeeived.
All en Acoeant el Urerer.
Frem the Montezuma (Ga ) iiecerd.
Tbere has occurred a phenomenon in
tbe barnyard of Mr. J. J. Turner that la
Inexplicable a veritable rooster laying
eggs. The rooster gees en the nest every
day and after tbe functions of the hen have
been performed he" comes off, utters a
derisive oaekle te the reBtel the fowls and
gees en about his business as though
nothing bad happened. This pseullar fowl
bas been watehed closely and be has been
seen te go en tbe nest daily, oeme off
cackling and there was the egg. Ne hen
was ever seen about the nest. This fowl
has aroused the admiration of our soul,
and is an example worthy of the emulation
of the husbandman. He has seen the toils
and struggles of the overwerkod and
greally oppressed hens and has ceme te
their resone and helped them te supply
the demand new seriously felt in commer
cial clreles and at the bearding houses.
He cares nothing for a protective tariff, a
tariff for revenue only, or free trade ;' his
only desire is te meet the demands for
home consumption and te' Bee that the
Christmas neg is net wanting. What tbe
oeuntry needs most is a few mere laying
roosters.
Writing ler Posterity,
Frem the Arkansaw Traveller.
" Before leaving home you have te write
considerable matter in advance, don't
you ?" asked a man of an Arkansaw editor.
"Tes.'5
"Don'tyeusomotimesmakea mistake?' '
"Oh, no. I have furnished copy a year
in advance, It may seem difficult, but it
is easy. Here is eotne stuff that. I intend
for next year,' and he read tbe follewing:
tTb-aoUen4rop.-la aborts .Cerq did
no turn out as well as tbe farmers export
ed. 'Let us have a free (ballet and a fair
count. They are sufferius for rain down
in the Bear Wallow.dlstriet."
"Yes, but hew de you knew they will
be suffering for, rain down there?"
"The foreman must use his discretion,
for the following paragraph says : "There
has been tee mueh rain down iu the Bear
Wallow distrlot.LYeu see in Arkansaw we
all either suffer-,for rein.pr. we have tee
mueh. Ob,." it's no, trouble for an Arkan
saw editor te threw a sheet of manuscript
into the future, and let timd and his paper
cateh up."
Tbe Mn ter an Emergency,
Frem the Chicago Tribune.
"William Foreman" exolaimed the ex
cited and frlgbtoned mother, "wake up
this minute I Baby bas the croup I He
ought te be plunged into a het bath this
'minute, and there isn't a spark of fire or
a drop of het water in the house. What
ever will I de f "
Mr. Foreman, with Napoleonio oalm ealm
ness: "Lay him in the Hyperborean
Arotie refrigerator we bought last
spring."
Jey I joy I They lay him in close te the
large OO-eent lump of polar iee left by the
iceman. Intense perspiration, general re
laxation ; the baby" orews ana elaps its
dimpled bands. Saved 1 Bayed 1 What
is home without a refrigerator te warm
evor the oeia vitals?
Kellablllty Is the teat of real value. Ne mat
ter bow wonderful cares a medicine some
times have worked it It oannet be relied en.
Htrrr's Sidney and Liver ltmnr lsnsver
known te all and It lias been usea for thirty
years. nis-lwdoed&w
On me Sly.
Cunning, deceitful, treacherous and sly are
tbe attacks of malaria. It lnrks In stagnant
ponds or works Its ways upthroughlmperteet 1
nlnmhllni, rrnm nnhntuartma ilmlna Unn fl
miserable victims et malaria sit down In their
Srlef, thinking nothing can be done for them,
rewn's Iren Hitters can restore them. Dr.
J, L. Alyers, et Falrtleid, Iowa, says,
"Etewn's Iren Bitters Is tbe best Iren prepa
ration I have known lu my thirty years et
practice."
Worked Wonders.
" My daughter was very bad off en account
et a cold smt pain tn her lungs Dr. Themat
electrie Oil cured An- in tiotntyeur hour$.
une of tbe boys wag cured et sere threat.
This modlclne has worked weniters In our
lamlly." Alveh Plnckney, Lake Mahopac, N.
Y. Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 1117
and 139 North Qeun street.
A WalktDg Hkeleten.
Mr. E. Springer, el Mechanlcsburg, Pa:,
writes: " I was allUcteit with lung lever and
abscess en .lungs, and reduced te a walking
wkelcten. Gotalreobottloot Dr. King's New
Discovery ter Consumption, which did me
se mueh geed that I bought a dollar bottle.
Alter using threo bottles, teund inyeelf once
mero a man, completely restored te health,
with a hearty appetite, and a gain In flesh ei
impounds." Caflat Cochran's Drug Stere, Nes.
lrf.and las North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa.,
and get a free bottle et tbli certain cure ter
all Lung Diseases. Large bottlea, L0O. (3)
A ltope About Oar Necks.
A weak stomaeh or enfeebled circulation Is
like a repe about our necks. We are atrnntr
np and unstrung alternately till existence be
comes uuuearamu. jturaecK iiioea allien
will arrest all tbU misery. Ilurdeck Jtleeti
Hitler t are a been te the sick. Let us remem
ber this toot, rer sole by 11. B. Cochran, drug
klat, 137 and 1S9 North Queen street.
xincklan's Arnica salve.
Tbe Best Salve In thefwerld for Cats,
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, .Salt Bhennt, Fever
Beres, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
CenuLand all akin eruptions, and positively
cures Files,' or no pay required. It Is guar guar
anteedtegive pertect satisfaction or money
reiuuueu. j-nce, ra cent per dot. rersaie
by 1L B. Cochran, druggist, 131 and 139 North
Qaeen street, Lancaster.
We ObJiuanc tha World.
When we say we believe, we have evldenee
te prove that Shlleh's consumption Cure Is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made. In as
much as It will cure a common or Chronic
Cough Inene-halt the time aud rolleve Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup, and
show mere cases of Consumption enred than
ail ethers. It will euro where they lali. It la
pleasant te take, harmless te the youngest
cuuu ana we guaranuw wnut we say. jrrice,
tee., fioe. and S1.0U. If veur Linn are sere.
Chest ei- Back lame, use Shlleh's .Toreua Jf las-
ter. Beld by 11. B. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 187
ana iev a enuvtaeea street. we;
b7-eU
Words el Was-nlng ana Vem fort.
" It yen are suffering from peer health or
languishing en a bed et sickness, take cheer
It yen are simply ailing, or It you tcel
( weak and dispirited,
without clearly know
ing why. Hep Bitters
will surely care you.
II you are a minister, and have
evertaxed yourself with your pastoral
duties, or ametber worn out, with care and
work, or a man el business or labor.weakenod
by the strain el your everyday dutles, or a
man of letters telling overyeur midnight work
Hep 11 It ters will most surely strengthen you.
If yen are suffering from ever-eating or
drinking, any Indiscretion or dissipation, or
are young and growing tee fast, as la often
the case.
" Or 11 you are In the workshop, en the
farm, at the desk, anywhere, and feel
that yenr system needs cleansing, ten.
lng,.er stimulating, without Intoxica
ting, it you are old,
bleed thin and Impure, pnlse
feeble, nerves unsteady, faculties
waning. Hep Hitters Is what you need te
give yen new llle, health and vigor."
It yen are costive, or dyspeptte or suffer
ing from any ether et the numerous dis
eases of tbe stomach or bowels, It Is your
own fanlt It ye'u remain 111. If
you are wasting away with any form
et Kidney disease, step tempting death this
moment, and turn for a-cure te Hep Bitters
If you are sick with that terrible sickness.
Nervousness, you will Und a BalmlnGUead''
In Hep Bitten.
If you are a lroquentor, or a resident et,
a mlasmatle district, barricade yenr sys-
tern against the scourge et all countries
Malaria, Epidemic, Bilious and Inter-
mlttent Fevers by the use et Hep
Bitters.
If you have a rough, pimply, or sallow skin,
bad breath, Hep Bltters will give you fair skin,
rich bleed, tbe sweetest breath and health.
$800 will be paid ler a case they will net euro
or hoi p.
A Lady's Wish.
"Ob, bow I wish my skin was as clear and
selt as yours," said a lady te ber friend. "Yeu
can easily wake it se." answered the friend.
"Hew I" inquired the first lady.
"By using Hep Bitters that makes pure, rich
bleed and blooming health, it did It ler me,
aa you ebserve."
43-Nene genuine without a bunch et green
Heps en the white label. Sbnn all tbe vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hep" or "Heps" In their
name." eS)-lraTu,ThA8
VZ.UXU1HH.
TT'KlSlnLAH'S.
"MIGHTY NICE."
OUH STOCK OF "
NHOKTIBS,
DRHS3 SHIRTS, COLLARS, OUFF3
BU8PENDER8,
STOCKINGS AND UNDERWEAR.
-AT
-EEISMAJSrS,
Ne. 17 West King- Street.
s
ffSOIAL HOTIOB.
HIESH & BROTHER
Have purchased the whele cerner el North
Queen street and Centre Square, aha will re
build se as te have the finest store in the city
of Lancaster. They must get rid of their
Large stock betore APU1L 1, 1635. Conse
quently they win sell
ffiet
CLOTHING
Men's Famishing Goods, &c.
At yenr own prices, as they would rather
soil the goods at a less than reinove them te
another building anting alterations. Se, te
secure
GREAT BARGAINS,
CALL KAULY.
Hii'sh & Brether,
Penn Hall Clothing Heus,
GOBNEB OF
NOI1TH QUKEN ST. & CENTBB SQUABS,
If
LANCABTEB.PA.
L.
uamsmak m turn.
BUTTS! ,
OUU VAU1ETY INSU1T8 18 LAUGEU THAN
r-vr.uiif.svur:.
At' W.0G and S7.S0 Geed Business Suits
Bllgbtly mixed. At $3 60, sa and tie we will
sen you u up vepurucie. siz, su, n, ie ana
118, a Line ei Flne Cashmere Salts, Including
neatand nebbv stvles et Cheek Scottish Sultu.
cutaways and sacks. In Corkscrews, Diage
nal, wisaet, ac, our waumiieuv u nupuru.
Overcoats! - Overcoats
10.30 Neat Fall Overcoats.
17.50 Flne Chinchilla Overcoats.
9.B0 Dress Beaver Overcoats.
'IU &0 Whitney Beaver Overcoats.
12.03 Bilk Llned Dlauonel Overcoats.
These goods are specialties and are lully
worth double tbe prices asked for them.
Te yenr measure, the best made garments
at prleea which are fixed en the principle of a
caicuuiuju raw ei preut anu umb a ciose one.
Suits for 113 and upwards.
These are only figures. Quality and style
wm ue ait rignt : tnese you must see.-
LGansman&Bre.
The FASHIONABLE MKBCHANT.TAILOBb
Ne. 66-68 NORTH QU11N 8TRIH,
Blgbt en the Seu thwestj Cerner," el Orange
LANCASTER, FA. a
OT Net connected with an e-r tie thing
neus la via eiiy.
159 159K
Watches and Clocks,
WatehM, Oloeks, Ohtaina, Rkurs,
opeewtoien, ene,
Repairing et all kinds will receive my par.
tonal attention, c LOUIS WEBBS, '
Ne. 159K North Qanea tMest,
Kemember name and number. DlreeUyep
attacity Hetel, Munu'iSiMt, jystiy
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QUOTATIONS.
All stock are lewtprM
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CLOTHING
w.'
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lfii
ft-.,
Is lower than ever it haa ainMk
bottom. We frill, tell a geed
Bait at Bio.eo andaflna naa-.'n
coat at $10.00 and threw hi a
geed poeket-book betides.
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vvuab wure una am gxpsjqwaTyj
SHSaSSBBSSt S
A. C. YATES & CO.
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PHILADELPHIA
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LET US KKASON TOaaTHSSH. '.""V
The electteu bas been held, the Tm saw ,',,$
lusuiuiii hub cieseu iia sessions, TsanEssriTtasr t -
coming en, and new U tbe time whea wer,
ijr nuuviunuuM, wu .m uum weatiMtr an
should calmly consider the question of
Ml
tr.
NEW
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WINTER CLOTHING.
,
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MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,:
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no. 24 ekntjUB aenui. 1
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Are prepared te answer the qneatlea et seeurl'
lng VlNTKIl CLOTING 1st in nriMesjT '
quantity, and ,ui --
WHO GOES THESE CANNOT GO WSOe.
xmiiitjr el emjuim
Merchant Tuilers and Dethlere.
We. A newPRfc nnrr anm '''!
LA.NCABTEB, PA.
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10NAL,MEN. '
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Myers & Rathien,!
LEADING MEECHANT TAILOBb,
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