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Prtee Twt Ceslff.
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JFtrHLHY, VtAStUKVi, t7.
-pLKUAMT HOLIDAY UOODS.
Christmas 1884.
The Holiday Se wen Is near at hand and te meet the wants of our trade we barn placed
In our cases a lull line et
ELEGANT HOLIDAY GOODS.
-IN-
Watches, Diamonds, BrentTM,
Silverware, in Sterling and Plate,
Jewelry, Speetacles and
French and American Olecka.
We call attention te Uie laet that with our complete Fastery we can Oil any special erdars ler
DIAMOND MOUNTING, MASONIC Oil SOCIETY BADGES,
Or any article In Geld or Stiver Jewelry.
S?TFIn3t-oleBS Repairing In Every Braneta of Our Business,
EDW, J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
Zahm'a Cerner, - Lancaster, Pa.
MOVMll
uhj auoea.
rwAra
AND SHAWLS.
LADIES'
AT
Vf etzger & JETaughmaii's
Newmarkets, Russian Circulars,
Delmans and Jackets.
CHILDRENS' COATS, for Pall and Winter.
attar! oeTvSr'kna rm.iaeiU,nl0anirihechTa1i.maU0 lprCSSly 'r US by the be8t
METZGER&HAUGHMAN'S CHEAP STORE
43 West King Street,
(Between the Cooper Heme ana Serrol Herso
nevl-lydftw
N
KXT UUUrt TO TUB OUUKT HOUSE.
FAHNEST
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS.
IN ALL THE NEWEST 8TTLE3.
SEAL PLUSH COATS!
PROM 20.00
Oar Stock el LONU and SQUA11E
Breclie, Paisely, Cashmere and Blanket Shawls I
la KOW FULL ANU COMPLETE AND WOUTilT THE ATTENTION OF THOSE IN WANT.
E. B. FAH1TBSTOCK, ' "
Next Doer te the Court Heuse. Lancaster, Pa
VAUVMTB,
eaiMK-B Oalll'KT HALL
O
BARGAINS 1
-AT-
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Selling Off te Clese Business. Ererything Mast Positively be Sold.
A rull'Llne et UOUY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, and All Grades of INGRAIN CAKPKTB,
UG8, BLANKETS, COVERLETS and OIL CLOTH.
OT ALL AT A BAORIFIOE.'Wk
mw Prompt attention given in Uie Manufacture el Hag Carpets te order.
-AT-
SHIM'S CAEPET HALL,
OOR. W. KING AND WATER STS..
rabtt-lmdaw
UATB AMU VAVB.
w.u
HTAUrriut.
JU11M HIDES
-TUE
PEOPLE'S M STORE,
TUE
LABQEST AND
STOCK
11E8T
or
A8S0KTEU
Hats, Gaps, Furs, Rebss and Gloves,
IN THE CITY.
Alltlie latest styles, the'TAFEU, SQUAUE
CUOWN, the young men's favorite.
FURS AND FUR TRIMMINGS,
Including a welt selected stock el BEAUTI
FUL UOBES. The best Uoeds ler the least
money at
W. D. Stauffer & Ce.,
(Shults's Old Stand.)
N09. 31 A S3 NOUTU QUKEN 8THEET,
LancaBter, I'a. my 10-1 y
F
OB OAVi.
SHULTZ'S
Only
Hat Stere.
Woh&veaHdnnan assortment el
FUR CAPS,
IN ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES,
A.E yen will find In the cltv. Alse, the Latest
SILK, STIFF AND SOFT HATS.
FOB THE WINTER AND1I0L1DAYTUADE.
These Goods am all'aaw and handsome, and
we are determined .te aall them. If you want
anything in oerllnn:ltwlU pay you te take a
loekattbeNEWK8Tatock In the city, from
which yen can suit veurselt at yoqrewn price.
A rULI. LINE OF 0 LOVES.
144 North Queen Street,
(QUNDAKKU'S OLD STAND.)
BUUf74W
COATS
Ilotel,)
LANCASTER PA.
O
C
K'SI
AN ATrttACTIVE STOCK TO frELECT FROM.
HANDSOME
ALSO,
TO $50.00.
XV.
BARGAINS !
LANCASTER, PA
XOUAVVU AH It VltiAUH.
B
atABLiaBKO, 1770,
H. C DBMUTB,
UANUFACTUBEU OF
V
-ANU-
FINE CIGARS,
NO. U4 EAST KING STi
We have new In stock a FINE LINE OF
GOODS suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Consisting of FINE MEEUROHAUM and
FUENCU BUIAU l'H'KH, MEEKSCHAUM
ClOAU ANU CIOAUETTE UOLDKKH,
CIUAlt, C1QAUETTE and MATCH GA8E8,
tu Turkey Morreooo, llussla. Alligator, Call,
Seal, Heg Skin and Sole Leather. dl-3wd
DUUKl
LAWN TENNIS
-AND-
RACQUET CIGARETTES,
MbjIe et straight eat tobacco, mud and el
One flavor. It is the longest and renounced
the best Cigarette In the inajkut,
JW-TaXIT.-W
Chewing and Smoking
TOBACCO,
Cigars and Pipes,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-AT-
H. L. Steliman & Ce..
HO. lie NORTH QUEEN 8T.
mnJl-lYd LANOABTEB,PA.
mmviUAL
H
UNT-U MKHKUV,
Thirty
Year Uecenl.
Endorsed
by Physicians.
HUNT'S
KIDNEY AND LIVER
REMEDY.
Never Known te Fail.
CURES ALL DISKA8K3 Or THE K1DNEYB,
L1VEU, ULAODElt,
AND URINARY OUGANH, DROPSY,
UIIAVEL,DIABETK3. tUMOHr'S DISEASE
PAINS IN THE HACK,
LOINS Oil 8IOE, NERVOUS DI8EASK8,
UETENTION Oil NON.UETENTION OF
UUINE.
riTTnxcsBer this UEMEDY, Tn stomach
AMD nOWBLS 81-KKDILr RK0A1A TUHIR BTIUtNOTII,
asdthe HLoeDiaruntriKD.
It is piioifeuHCKD nr hdkdreds or tiiis best
!0OT0R8 TO 11BTIIB ONLY CURE TOR ALLK1M13
OF KlDHKV UlSKABBB.
IT 18 rWlKLT VKaBTAnLK, AHD I'UllKS WUBM
OTUBnVEDICtKES FAIL.
IT IS PRKrARBD l!irr.E3SLT rOR TBESB DISEASES
AND HAS NBVKII DKHU Klf OWlf TO FAIL. OSB TRIAL
WILL C0XVIKCE TOD..KOU SAIJI Br ALL DBCOOISTS.
-ritICK, 81.33
Send reR 1'AxrnLE-r or Testimonials.
llUNT'S) KKB1KDY CO.,
lyl-TuThSAwly 1 Providence. It. I.
r Amis HACK.
HOP PLASTER.
This porous plaster la absolutely (he bet
evor made, combining the vlrtnea et hops
with gums, balsams aud extracts. lt power
Is wouderful In curing diseases wbere ether
plasters simply relieve. Crick la the Hack
and Neck, l'nln In the Hide or Limbs, Still
Joint and Muscles, Kidney Treubles, Illieu
niatlsm, Neuralgla, 8ore Cncst, Atloctlens of
tlie Heart and I. Iver, and all pains or acties In
any part cured Instantly by the Hep 1'latter.
-Trylt. Price, V cents, or flve ler 11.(0.
Mailed en receipt of prlce. Held by all drug
gists and country stores. Hep Plaster Com
pany, Proprietors, Bosten, Mass.
LAME BACK. .
a-Ker constipation, less el appetlte and
diseases of the bewels take Hawlcy 'a Stomach
and Liver 1'llls. 23 cents. d'iu-lvu&wO)
G
UILTV, GUILTY, UU1LTX.
J. V. MILLElt,
01 Washington boreagb. Pa., Is guilty et man
ulacturlnt; MILLER'S
Black-Diad-(!(iiiti4yiiijF
And the verdict el all who use it Is that
"I IS THE BEST I
"U IS T1IEBES1 "
" IT. IS THE BES1 I "
BLACK DIAMOND
COUGH SYRUP
IS THE BEST.
sepl7-flmdAw
-y 113. KMUUT'S
Seething Syrup
IS THE LATEST AND I1E8T PBEl'ABA-
TIUN rUH THIS C(IU1'1,A1NT3
OF THE
Little OnteS,
And It U giving the utmost satisfaction te all
who aie UBlnglt,
17-emdftw
u
SB
DR. BITNER'S
LAXATIVE POWDER,
ren TUB CUTIS or,
C03T1VENE8S, FEVEttS. TOKl'IDITY'.O
THE LIVEIIANU BOWELS, ACIDITY
Or TlliS SIUMAUH, EltUClA
TIONS 4 DYSPEPHIA-
It Is a mild LAXATIVE, producing no In
convenience ana devoid et the harshness
usnally produced by flLLS, and can be taken
In all seasons et the year.
Atf-ItU pleasant te take. Ask yenr dealer
ler It, sepfr-tsmd.tw
"Vf ILLKllH
BLACK DIAMOND
COUGH SYRUP.
septlT-fimdAw
UMOCMMIJtB.
D
YOU ABU WUY
WE SELL THAT SPLENDID
Light Colored Syrup,
SO CHEAP?
Only loe a quart. We bought a large let and
sell se much. W hy. the peeple come from all
parts el the city aud county ler It..
We have the Genuine New Crep Open Ket
tle New Orleans Molasses. This Is what you
want ler geed Christmas Cakes. We sell It at
IB and 18 cents a quart, ltemember, that muea
of the se-callod New Orleans Molasses and
edercd se low. Is only cane tulce and will net
bake a geed cake. FOU TUB BEST,
GO TO
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 HAST KINO BTRBBT
YrXLOW VKUNT UIUAK. WAKKANIKU
clear Vuelta Abajo Havana, tiller, the
best Be cgar tn the state at
UABTMAN'S YELLOW FBOnT.CIQAU
8TOHE,
PENSION FRAUDS.
UIUU 1IMBTO UAl.LTUKi.unu HALT,
The Kalds rn the Treasury Uspartmeut-
llew the Uuvernratfit' Ueneteiliy Has
lleenOret.ly Abuicd.
Frem the Kaltlmore Sun's Washington Cor
respondent. Tliore ate psudlnff bofero Cencrcss sup
plomentary pension bills, whleh if pzised
will add many mere millions te the already
almost ineredlbly vast sums wbleh have
been taken from the treasury en this
account. The opinion is becoming very
strong in the minds of the tnore judicious
members of UengrcFS that it is blah time
te call a halt in this business. Heretofore
these who would resist what they knew te
be legislation net only portilelous te the
morals of these te be aflcetcd directly by
it, but unfair and unjust in the must ex
treme degree te the peeple at large, upon
whom tbe burden was te be laid, have
been oyerborno and eterawed by the rant
of demagogues and the fear that sueh
aotlen would be Used te their own pol'tl pel'tl pol'tl
eal detrtment. It is te be hoped that no
sueh considerations' will in tbe future
deter them from delBg their duty te the
country and te tbeir constituents. Ne
mercenaries who ever Ilieked te the
standard of robber 'king or ehleftian in
anelcnt or iu modern ilmes received glfti,
rewards or plunder exeecding the rieh
largees which has been poured in a
continual stream into the laps of men con
nected with tbe suppression of the rebel
lion, from the great csptalns down te the
humblest subordlnate, net excluding
tbose who, by the broadest latitnde of
oenstruotioa, could be brought into
seaming rotations with it. Yet tbe lltorc llterc lltorc
ture of the land Is top heavy with song
and story, with poem nnd oration, holding
thorn all up na patriots tried and true,
inspired euly by the leve el country. Ne
soldiers wcre ever better fed, better
olethed, better paid than the soldiers of
the Union dining their cntlte term of
service. A gratifiil country, after the
war was evor, iu still further recognition
of their services, provided pcnilens for
theso who, by reason of wounds or ether
incapacity acquired in the scrvice, were
unable te maintain themselves or their
families, and for the families of theso who
bad died from wounds or sickneea.
Had it stepped here no voice could be
raised against it, but step by step has the
deer been thrown open, until te-day the
ranBlen leniBlatieu upon the itatute books
of the Unit' d Btates offers s premium te
fraud and perjury. There can be no doubt
that untold millions have been and are
new being paid te men, or the representa
tives of men, many of when never smelt
the smeke of battle ; mat); of whom, in
fact, perfermed no service, and many of
whom were of that worst e!ar3 of desert
ers bounty jumpers.
THE OOVKUHMENT'S OIIEAT BOUNTY.
It is interesting te note tbe unbounded
generosity of the government te its
soldiers. In the four years of the war tae
government spent for their olethlng alone
1336,651,400. It paid $130,990,792 for
herees for the cavalry and artillery, and
quite $1,500,000,000 te pay its men. It
paid in bounties alone 8140,519,335, and It
has paid te the different states $50,000,003
moie en account of moneys expended by
them for troepa, and it has paid for
pensions the colossal sum of $727,!!G9,
839. Last year the payments en account
t-..,.i .....j-i .w .rti.nnn.nnn-the,!
entire expenses of every chnraetcr of the
government for the year 1800. IIew the
pension list has grown can be eeeu by the
following, which, as well aa the figures
abeva given, Is obtained from official
sourees. Iu 18G6 the total expenditures
for pensions was $15,005,853. In 1863,
three years alter tbn close of the war
it was only $23, 782,330. 'In theso years
recolleelious of events was fresh, identifl
catien was easy, and fraud and perjury
were at a discount. But as the years
rolled en, succcssive aets epening the doers
Indisorimlnatively wero passed. Claim
agents and lobbyists took held, seruples of
elalmants and of their friends vanished as
ebanceB of detection grew less, until as
asserted by a gallant volunteer officer, for
a long time a member of the oemmittee en
military affairs, it Is mero than prebable
that ene third of the money whleh has
been paid en account of pensions within
the last half dozen years has geno te
persons who even under the loosely con
structed laws have no title te it. Iu 1870,
fourteen sears aftsr the war. the pension
pay roll had Increased te $33,121,182. In
1880 it jumped up te $30,777,171. Iu 1883
it was $00,01i,I"i. SForthe preseut year
It was purpose. - ff rvs down te aa,vi),2)ai,
but in the year Zi oemo it will se up again.
Of ceurse ths legislation new en the
books must Bland, but tbore should be no
controversy as te the iciue that the limit
has been reached. They would be nene if
it was net for the opportunity whleh dem
agogues, time servers and tricky politi
cians are always en the alcit te eoize. In
disousslenon some of the later prepositions
extending the previsions of the ponslen
laws, such a man as Senater Sherman, of
Ohie, has had the nerve te speak and te
record his vete in opposition. It is te Re
publicans like him that the country must
leek te put up tbe bars against lurtner
raids en tbe treasury en this aoceunt. In
striking the balanee between the govern
ment and tbose who fought for it, ene
great Hern of credit en It? slde should also
be taken into consideration. The blue
book from 1865 down te the present time
shows almost countless names of soldiers
of the war holding ofllelal position. Thore
is net net a custom heuse, nor posteflloe
in the big cities, nor an internal rovenue
office, net a department of the government
in this city wbere they nro'net borue en the
rolls, and n very large proportion of them
receiving pensions at the same time.
i
TlSKt: 1'LANl'lNU LAW.
Seme of lis Previsions He Objectleuaula That
It uas HeMi l'ractlcailr Dl.regarded"
by tne irarui. rs el tbn Htate.
Frem the Gcrmantewn Telegraph,
When the law was passed by the Legis
lature paying owners of property for
planting tioes along the public highwayu,
it did net rcoeive our approval, and tbe
grounds of our objeotlon te it were fully
realized. The law provides that one del
lar is te be allowed (or overy four trc:s set
out one year previous lb demanding the
read tax, wbieb, en growing and being
proteeted against damage, is te be de
ducted from tbe read tax ; but in no oase
shall sueh dcduotlen amount te mero than
ono-feurth of any one's read tax. Elms
are net te be set nearer together than
seventy feet, maples or ether forest trees
less than fifty feet, except tbe locust,
which may be set at thirty. Any trees
that rr ay die are te be replaced : but in
case that any of these trees should be out
down by the owner the supervisor of the
reads is te ue paiu utty cents eaen uy tue
owner of the trees I This, te make the
best of it, ia a shabby onaetment. If a
farmer has te buy the trees, pre
teet thorn against his cattle and subject
bis land te a less of crops from the
shade and roots, we should like te knew
where the benefit is toeome in, unless he
desires te plant trees en his own aoceunt ;
and in saeb event he would net likely te
wait for this peer legal bait. Be far,
however, co Information has reaehed
Information lias reaeneu us
that any one has availed himself of tbls
law, nor de we believe It Is at all probable
that enough will oerao te hand te show
that it has influenced any ene te plant
trees along his frontage en the highway.
The objeets of oeurao is shade te tbe
travelers ; but as shade is dcslrable for only
about four months la the year, It Is very
undesirable the rest of the year, inasmueh
as it is seriously affoets the condition of
the read, in preventing it dryiug after a
rain and keeping It miry for the greater
portion of the time. Even in winter, and
with turnpikes, the offeet of even the de
foliated trees is te be seen and deprecated;
and sueh portions of the read cost two or
three times as much te keep them In geed
order as tbe ether portions net favored
with trees, and then they ate never in
such acceptable condition as the rest.
Any supervisor of tbe dirt reads or aupor auper aupor
Intendont of turnpikes, will glve you
prompt and unmistakable information en
this point.
Again, owners of preparty have a to te to
pugnanee te a law interfering with their
rights in regard te the management of
affairs oenncoted with their etUate, and
very properly refuse te place thomselves
under the control of the agents of a petty
law of this kind, in whieh they subject
themselves te a flne for rotnevltifj from
their own premises tree that for reasons
of their own may be objectionable That
the law, tborefore, should preve te be a
dead-letter is net surprising, but it would
have been had the farmers et the common
wealth aecepted it Mid put themselves
nnder anether Interfering onaetment with
their natural privileges. We have tee
many laws already, and are, therefore,
properly chary with voluntarily leading
ourselves with ethers that are either ob eb ob
tienablo or unnecessary.
KIddUa With llallets by Itegnlaters.
Jehn 1'. Martin was shot and kllled by
regulators, at Farmer's Station, llewan
oeunty, Ky., about forty mlles east of
Lexington, nt two o'cleok Wodnesday
morning. Martin had a quarrel with
Floyd Telllvar at Merehead, Ky., last
August, in whleh shots wero exchanged
and a bystander killed and Martin seriously
wounded. The parties met in Morehead
ou the 2d instant and tbe quarrel was
ronewed. Telllvar drew his pistol, but
Martin fired first and killed him. Martin
was taken te Winchester for proteotion
from the mob and in the night he was put
ou tbe train under guard aud startled for
Merehead te be tried te day. When the
train roaehod Farmer's Station it was
bearded by twenty-flve raasked men, who
held the guards and riddled Martin with
bullets, killing blm instantly. It is oharged
that the guards wero taking Martin te
Morehead en a forged erder.
Ha KnslUnman it Uentlenisu.
Frem Truth for the I'cople.
Mr. Julian Hawtherne, tbe novelist, has
added a fresh blttemcf s te life by giving a
new impetus te that old question, " What
is a gentleman ?" In a recent leeture he
ventured en the statement that no Eng
lishman can be a gentleman, becauBO he is
continually looking down en somebody,
and looking up te Bomebody olse, Thore
is no Englishman, he says, se humble or
se high that is net at ence condescending
aud humble, a state of things which he
coueidors fatal te all ohance of geutlomau-heod.
A Uhlnntnan Klnpet with a White Ulrl.
A Chinaman and a handsome veune
"-name te the ofllea,.9C Alderman I
iawui iu r.rie, la., juuuuay eveuinK ana
wero married undr tbe name of James
Ynng and Maggle Kenley. The brlde said
she was an orphan, butbetraved the secret
that they were elopers by rnking the alder
man te hasten the coremony. After tbe
wedding Yung bad his cue out off and
arrayed himself In civilized apparel. The
couple then returned te Ohie, whence they
prcfossed te have come,
nreitker ueji' Heccesalul Strike
Trouble has been brewing for Bometlmo
among tbe breaker boys at the Ilerbine
celliery, near Minersvillo, Schuylkill
county, which is owned nnd operated by
J, K. Sigfrled. Tuesday they struck for an
advance of wages, additional heat in the
brcakerand the immodiate disoharge of
the breaker boss, Tbe first two demands
were acoeded te by the Oen. Sigfried and
the boys, seventy flve in number, resumed
work Wednesday morning.
A llloedy Trncdy in Kentucuy.
Life Gammens and James Oavine, of
Bradford, Ky., were quatrelling, vVod vVed vVod
nesday, when a son of the latter shot
Gammens through the head, killing him
Instantly. W. P. Gammens, father of the
murdered man, then stabbed Davlne
twloe with a pocket knife, inflicting be
rietts wounds.
OnANOE, M AS3., May 13, 1ES3.
"Jlywlle was troubled with catarrh or the
bladdar, lntense pain In kldneys and loins.
urlnatlnsr with great aceny. Six bettles of
IIdnt'8 Kidney and Llver Kkmbut completo-
iv cured her." U. 8.
Fuller, New Heme Sew.
Macb. Ce.
trj-iwuoeu&w
" l'lultd Oat."
This Is what a onre prosperous merchant
saldethlmselt, tha ether day. His business
had laded out, credit wm geno, ahd the sheriff
had sold his goods. The trcuble p.eceeded
from a prolonged attack et dyspepsia, which
prostrated and unsettled him se tbt he could
net aitend te his nUalrs. l'lty he hadn't
thought of Brown's Iren Bitters, whleh would
have saved him. Mr. A. J. Lawlcr, 171 8.
Broadway, Baltimore, save, "Malaria and
dyscepsla troubled me ter nlne years.
Brown's Iren Bitters gave me rollet."
"The Head Line."
Many old soldiers remember "the dead line"
at Andersonvllle. It was n mighty dangerous
neighborhood. Pyspepsla, blllousneis, and
llver and kidney disease are lull el perils ler
the sick, but Burdock Jlloed Jllttcrt are a cor cer
taln remedy. Belt' overywhere. Fer Bale
by II. B. Cochran, druzglst, 137 and 18tf North
Uueeu street.
1 lVlin r.Teryuuuy te Knew.
Kev. Geerge II. Thayer, an old citizen of
this vicinity known te overy one as a most
lnQuentlal citizen and christian minister et
the M. E. church, Just this moment stepped In
our stere te say, " 1 wish everybody te knew
that I consider that both uiyselt and wife ewe
our lives te Blilleh'a Consumption Cure." it
Is having a tremendous sole evor our counters
anu is giving poriect sausracuen in au cases
et Lunir .Diseases, such as
JJ13'
nothing else hat
dene. DUS. MATCUETT A F
rUANCE.M
BermBOif. ind.. Mav id. it.
Sold by H. B. Cochran, djugglst, Nes. 137 anc
139 North Queen street, Lancaster, leblleedt
Sold by H. B. Cochran, djugglst, Nes. 137 and
Uests the World.
Thts Is what 11. C. llebermai), a druggist et
Marlen, Ohie, says : " Z'Aemat' JSclectrle Oil
beats the world. Sold nine bottles yesterday
and te-day. One man cured et sero threat et
eight years standing. Is splendid for rheuma
tism. Fer sale by H. B. Cochran, druggist, 137
and 1SB North Oscen street.
lloeklen's Arnica Halva,
The Hest Salve In the world ter Cuts,
Urulses, Beres, Ulcers, Salt Uheum, Fever
Seres, Tetter, Chupped Hands, Chilblains,
Cerns.and all skin eruptions, andpesltlvely
cures l'lles, or no pay required. It Is guar
anteed te give poriect satisfaction or money
relunded. Price, it cents per box. Fer sale
by 11. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 133 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
A ureat UlseeTcry.
Mr. Wm. Themas, et Newton, la,, says
"My wile has been sorleusly aUeetmi with a
ceurfh ter twonty-Uve years, and this spring
mera severely than ever before. She had used
many remedies without roller, and being
urxed te try Dr. King's New lilscevery, did
se. with most grulllyliig results. The first
bottle relieved her very much, and the second
bottle has absolutely cured her. She has net
had se xoed health for thirty years." Trial
bottles free at Cochran's drug stere, Nes,
187 ftnd 139 M0rth Oaeen street. Lancaster. Pa,
Large iue.ti.09. W
Lest and,UalB.
CTUrm i.
" I was takan sick a year age
With a bilious levet."
11 My doctor proneuncod me cured, but I
get sick again with terrible pains 111 my back
and sides, and 1 gotae bad 1
Could net move I
I shrunk I
Frem 213 As. te HOI I had been doctoring
for my llver, but It did me no geed. I did
net oxpect te live mere than three months. I
began te use Hep Blttters. Directly my appe appe
tleo returned, my pains leltme.my entlre sys
tern seemed renewed as II by mnglc, and after
using several bettles, I am net only as sound
as a sovereign, but weigh mero than I did be
fore Te Uepllltters 1 ewo my Uie.
U. FlTZTATBICK.
Dublin, Junt I 'si.
eairrsK tr.
"Maiden, M s., Feb. 1,1880. tientlemen-1
suffered with attacks of sick hcadaehe."
Neuralgia, lomale trouble, for yeus In tbe
most terrlble and oxeructatlng manner.
Nomedlclnoordootor could gtve tne reltei
orcure, until I used Hep BItters.
"The first bettle
Nearly cured me."
The second made me as well and strong as
when a child,
" And I have been se te this day."
My husband was au invalid for twenty
j ears with a serious
" Uldney, liver and urinary oemplilnt,
" Pronounced by Bosten's best physicians
" Incurable I"
Seven botllej et your Hitters cured him
andl knew of the
" Llves of eight persons "
In my neighborhood that have been saved
by your bitters.
And many mere are nslng them with great
benefit.
" They aim
De miracles f " itr: B. D. Slack.
Hew te Get Sick. Expose yourself day and
night t cat tee much without oxerclse ;, work
tee hard without rest ; doctor all the time
take all the vile nostrums advortlsed.nnd then
you will want te knew Aoie te act well, which
Is answered In three words Take Hep Bit
ters I
9None gonutne without a bunch el groen
Heps en tbe whlte label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hep" or "Heps" In their
name." n251mrtTu,ThA5
vmw ueuva.
t Ames
ULOAKH.
ffATT, SHAD & C0M
NOS. 8 & 10 EAST KING ST.
AN IMMENSE VAUIETY OK LADIES' AND
CUILDUEN'S
COATS AND CLOAKS.
NEWMAUKETS,
UU88IAN C1UCULAUS,
JEU8EY NEWMAI1KKT,
SEAL CLOTH COAT8.
New Uoeds I Latest Styles I Lewest Trices I
HPECIAL ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.'
DOUBLE FOLD
WOOL FEE GASHMBBE,
UKe,ttYaid,,
Anether Case or theso Excellent - -
6-4 DRESS CLOTHS;
In Fepular Celers, 73c a Yard.
15-liicU Heavy Twilled Cleliis,
75c i Kegular l'rtce. $1.00.
ONLY ONE CASE.
VAVJSll llAXUlltliB (.
pUAHK3 W. WHY.
WE HAVE MADE 8ELKOTIONB OF OVEH
25,000 1'IECES OF
WALL PAPERS,
FOU THE SrUING AND FALL TUADK,
lreut Uollable Manufacturers, which are being
shipped as last as jjrodueod, consequently we
aroepenlng NEW LINES almost daliv . com
prising ALL OBADES OF l'Al"Ktt HANG
INGS, from the Lewest te the Finest OUts.
The colorings and deslgns are beautllul. In
cluding Freezes, Borders, Colling Decorations,
e. We have paper lrem 8 cents a ploce up,
and our prices for hanging are 6 cents a ploce
for Common and 10 cents a piece for Gilts and
Decorations. These prices are lower than
i im v htivii aver been either for nanfar or work.
Glve us veur order new, as you can aave big
money, as these prices may net remain long.
We employ geed workmen and are prepared
te de work promptly and in a nrst-class man
eor. WINDOW SHADES
IN IMaln and Dades of Kvery Description
LACE CUUTAINS, l'OLES, AC
PHARESW. FRY,
Ne. 67 North Queen Street,
LANOABTEli. PA.
UZAHU AUD QUlUSNItWAJlJtk.
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1U11 a BA11T1N.
-AT-
CHINA HALL.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
-1N-
GLASSWARE !
FLOWKlt BASKETS. FIN OKU
BOWLS, AC.
AU the latest Bhapej, Designs and In Ml
Celers. Examlne our stock boiere purchas
i lag.
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING HTttEET,
LANCASTER, PA.
riUlB liAKUKMr, BKBT ANU MOST COM
X ptete assortment et Playing Cards tu tb
"WSSRRXIS YSBONT CIQAtt
8TOUK.
-TT Illll TK8T UAU8TIU SUM.
tl in rive Pound Tins and In Bulk.Beda
I Ash and Banner Lye ler se-jm Mating, at
UUULEI'B DKUQ STORE,
augs-emd M WwtJUJtgttmt
CEurnjurw.
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ik te-.
There may be mero attractive
leading matter than advertise
ments, bat if you are in need of
geed Clothing at merely nomi
nal prices, our message becomes
vitally important. Our stock
has yet many choice selections
of goods that can be bought at
prices that would astonish you.
A. C, YATES & CO.,
G0!J. 001, GOG, CHESTNUT STS.
rUII.ADEMMUA.
":',
n&ft
Mmd
WK
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GREAT BARGAINS
-IN-
OVEBCO ATS !
ONE THOUSAND AND FIVK HUNDHKI)
OVEHCOATB AT MANUFACTURED
-, -- rT-yiJiiyiSfif
OVJCKCOATS In all colors, stylus aud iun.ll
In all slzes laro-e or small.
OVKU.COAT3 for old men plain or fnnuy
OVEUCOATS for veunsr man luht er.lnrlr.
OVEUCOATS ter heys geed and cheap ;
O VEUCOAT8 ler children as low as l..
-AL80-
100 Dezen Knit Jackets,
Just received nnd selling at Lewer 1'itcct
than ever beard et ler same uualllles of theso
oemlortablo ana useiul aiilcles.
KNIT JACKETS Ireui We up In $1.73.
HEW LINK OF
QIoveb, Undorwear, Noekwoor mill
Blue Flanuel Shirts,
SOLID SILK HUFF SCARFS at 230.
SOLID SILK FLAT 8CA11FS at 2JC, 33C. 43c,
All ou account et wanting the room they
occupy te raake way for rebulldlui;.
HIRSH & BROTHER
UOUNEU OF
WOBTlf-gUlCIW,aX.CJCNTltKK8(JUAKK,
LANCA3TEU.rA.
A
11B HUZZAHO'S lllS'l'OHV,
Would All a volume' aud a pretty big ene i
but if Abe had oujeyod the opportunity In
early Hie et
WEA11INO 8UC1I CiOTHINU
AS THAT MADE BY
BURGER & SDTTfflr,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
He would have had tee much pride In hlinsel!
te become the notorious tbtet that he Is.
Every Mim Feels a Thrill or Trlile
When be puts en one et UUBQEIt A SUT
TON'S SUITS, and he feels an agreeable sen
sation In the region et his pocket, tee, for
their suits ere the cheapest of the cheap,
CALL EAULYAND QET TII HILLED.
Burger & Sutten,
MEBC1IANT TAILOBS AND CLOTHIEUB,
NO. 2,4 CENTRE SQUARE.
LANCASTEU.l'A.
febl-tvd
J
LL ANHUUAUKMBnT
-OF-
Fine Tailoring
-AT-
I. GMKAET'S,
Ne. 6 East King Street,
I have new In stock the most complete and' '. p
eoeiceat assortment "
FINE WOOLENS
FOB THE FALL AND WINTEK
TUADsJ
Ever offered before In this city.
A rrreat va
rlety
ity 01 1.A11.0T bxilsvusi
Ot LATEST 8TTLK GUEOKED hUlT.
INU.
COUKBCHKWBinausnaaM anaqui.
ltles. A splendid assortment 01
LIQUTANDHEAVT.WEIVHr
OYEfi&OANa.
PriM AS LOW Kin LOWMT AM all .,'f
goods warranted as rgranl,a.
H. GERHART,
ArULLUNK Of LOkULLAJM-a t-LSXi
and Fountain flee eut Tebaeee. Alse, '
nnt-daaa Smoking Tefeaeees at . . .' ' ,;
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