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LANCASTER, rEBItUAKY S3, 1885.
PennsyiYanIn'8 llenndarlcs.
The iople of "Wheeling, "West Virginia,
arc reported ie be anxious te ceme ever
into Pennsylvania, or rather te have the
borders and boundaries of our common
wealth extended westward te the Ohie
riYcr,se as te transfer the four counties of
Hancock, Broek, Ohie and Marshall, new
comprising the" Panllandle " from West
Virginia te Pennsylvania. Tlie only
definite form which the proiwsitlen hits
taken thus far is the passage of a resolution
by the "Wheeling councils asking the state
legislature te appoint a commission te
enter into the necessary negotiations.
The boundaries of Pennsylvania are fur
the most part right lines. The entire east
ern border conforms te the Delaware river,
from the place where it leaves New Yerk te
where It touches the right extremity of the
arc that separates Pennsylvania from Del
aware. The long disputed northern ler-
der runs as straight as the crew Hies from
Ball's Eddy te near Carter Hill, where it
makes a rectangular deflection northward
te Erie's waters, in order te give the state
that extent of lake coast which is of vast
importance te its commercial interests.
The original vague grants te Penn covered
lands that had been previously given te
New England,Ylrginiaand Maryland ; and
for long years legal and net always blood
less battles were fought between the Penn
amite and Yankee contestants ever the
disputed titles' from Connecticut and Penn
sylvania te the "Wyoming valley. The final
adjustment of the boundary between our
state and Maryland was uuule by the sur
vey of Masen and Dixen, and the great
line stones which they set fix it Indispu
tably te this day. All questions as te the
western boundary were set at rest by run
ning a straight line north and south ; and
when Virginia magnanimously ceded her
great Northwestern domain te the general
government, transferring the seat of ein ein
pire with it, the Old Dominion wisely
reserved the southern bank of the
Ohie river as far as the Kentucky
Iwrder. The "Pan Handle," thus kept te
the original state and subsequently with
the new state of AVest Virginia, is a some
what eild figure en the maps, like the little
northwestern knob of Pennsylvania that
some ene has facetiously called the "chim
ney." Hut both are se shaed for very
geed reasons, and it will be a day long dis
tant when West Virginia parts with the
" Pan Handle."
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An Educational Inquiry.
There is a pleasant delusion cherished
by many well-informed people that
there is mero general education at thu
present day than was ever before known
en the planet we call the earth. Hut oc
casionally some frozen facts arise te con
front the comfortable theory. An investiga
tion into the educational condition of New
Jersey gives some Information that may
startle these who are accustomed te re
gard past ages as densely ignorant In
comparison te the supposed enlightenment
of the present.
The state of New Jersey may be taken
as a fair sample of the most progressive of
the commonwealths that make up the
United States. The exacting justice that
it metes out te criminals has long gained
for It merited praise. The hostility it has
shownte the great railroad coreratIons
that traverse it, when they are unjust in
their demands, prove that its citizens will
net submit quietly te monopoly, however
carefully disguised. And lastly the un
wavering faith that our neighbors across
the Delaware have shown in Democratic
principles indicate that the citizenship of
New Jersey may rank with any of her
sister states in the scale of Intelligence.
llecellectlng theso facts, it will cause
seme surprise when the results of an in
quiry Inte the educational condition of
New Jersey's children Is made known.
The state inspector of factories and work
shops has just made a reiert that re
veals an appalling condition of ig
norance among the working young jhx jhx
ple of lwth sexes. He Is moved te make
the statement " that three-fourths of the
work children knew absolutely nothing."
Few could spell words of mero than
one syllable, and te nlne-teiiths simple
multiplication was a sealed book. Ninety
five per cent, had never heard of the Revo
lutionary war, the late rebellion, Abraham
Lincoln, Governer Abbett, or President
Arthur. Seme were found who did net
knew whether New Jersey was Jn North
or Seuth America.
And yet New Jersey has a law that was
passed In 18S3, te the effect that no boy
under the age of twelve years, and no ghl
under fourteen, can be employed In any
factory, workshop, mine, or establishment
where the manufacture of goods is carried
en; no child under fourteen can be era era
pleyed mere than ten hours a day, or sixty
hours a week ; and children between twelve
and fourteen cannot be employed unless
they have attended, within the year imme
diately preceding, some public or private
day or evening school for five days or even
ings during a period of at least twehe con
secutive weeks.
It Is but fair te presume that these
states, Pennsylranla among them, that
haye no educational surveillance of child-
labor are no better than Ne wJersey appears.
Jt Is net impossible that they may be
worse. At any rate the education of the
nineteenth century can net plume itself en
being se far ahead of that of the centuries
gene before that it may sit serenely en its
pedestal and smile compassionately en
them.
, Hew Set te (Jet Office.
The Pennsylvania legislature has ad
journed ever inauguration week, for the
ostensible purpese of letting the Demo
cratic members go te "Washington. The
custom of such adjournment has been
establlshrd under the Republican admin
istration of the country, ami when the
Democrats at last get a chance te Inaug
urate a president they demanded the usual
adjournment. Tliw would have better
read the signs of the times if they had for
borne te claim the privilege. Their business
Is at the state, net the national, capital.
The president-elect is believed te be a man
who likes t6 see public servants attend te
their duties, and It would net be ivery nil nil
visable for any Pennsylvania legislator te
meet him at Washington next week and
let him knew that he is there by rcaen of
an adjournment of the legislature for the
purpose. The president will be apt te
think, if net te say, that it would
have been better for the legislature
te have staed at Harrlsburg and
attended te Its business. AVe have te say
te our Democratic friends seeking elllcc,
that the mero diligent they show them
selves in discharging any public duties
that may happen te rest upon them, the
better will be their chance of being called
te mero responsible ones in the administra
tion new about te take up the reins of gov
ernment. A Remarkable Sentence.
The fliud sentence of the court of army
ellicers that has been trying General Swaim
is a very remarkable one. It puts him en
half pay for twelve years, at the end of
which time he will go en the retired list en
halt pay.
If Gen. Swaim was guiltv he should net
have been imposed upon the nation as a
pensioner with nothing te de. If he was
Innoeent'he should net have lieen ren cited.
The lieard seems te find him guiltless of
anything except a general unfitness te lie
an elllcer of the army ; and se it retires
him.
Mere Lmintlc Asj liiius Needed.
In the Heuse at Harrisburg yesterday a
bill was favorably reported appropriating
16S,28 te the Dixmont Lunatic Hospital
in Allegheny county.
The general assembly then resolved te
adjourn from the 27th of rebruary te the
flth of Marcli in order te give its mem
bers a chance te go te "Washington ever the
inauguration week.
On second thought, we conclude that all
the money of the state had better be appro
priated te the maintenance and erection
of lunatic hospitals.
The capitol might 1h locked up and
walled in and ued for this purpose, if ever
again the present legislature is assembled
within its halls.
Hew Set Te De It.
Mr. Kvarts has been entertaining Mr.
Cleveland with reminiscences of Jehnsen's
and Hayes's administrations; "all of
which," Mr. Evarts could say, " I saw,
and part of which I was."
This must have been very' entertaining ;
and will certainly preve very useful te Mr.
Cleveland.
" A gieat many jieeple's lives have been
saved by plus," grav ely said the small boy's
composition "by net swallowing them."
Ip Embezzler Tedd in Philadelphia get
two years nud eight months for stealing 5115,
000, why should Abe Iluzzanl recolve nine
teen years for stealing a horse. T
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Count ok Paris the meat Impartial his
terian of the civil uur,doei Justine te himself,
te history and te truth by writing that he ar
dently hopes General I'ltz Jehn Perter will
at last roceive the lull justice due te lilm.
Paris always believed that the sentence
against him was found upon wrong Inferma
tien.
Tun Democratic administration is due ene
week from te-day, and it may be safely
watered that it will lie. en time.
Whbn Mr. Kvarts recently made the asser
tien befere the Union heague of New Yerk
that the Seuth "remained in heart, substanee
and purpese" what it was in ISfiO, he showed
himself net te be a narrow-minded, bigoted
partisan, as mighteaslly be inferred from bis
speech, for that he is net He speke simply
te please his hearers and te tlckle their pre
judices. In this he showed himself, morally,
far lelev Henice Greeley, who, en a memo
rable, occasion, teltl the mcmliersef this same
League, with as much truth as vigor, that
they wero mostly arrant blockheads. Mr.
Kvarts has been se long a hireling advocate
that he feels employed as the attorney of
w hatover cause he is retained in, and cannot
even new rise te the sublime height of a
tribune of the people.
Thk docease
cause few tears.
of the Hennepin Jeb will
Thkiii: are two sides te the discussion
about art and Its accessories. One school
maintains that true art is enhanced by its
Hurreuudlngs, and needs thorn te be tit for its
own assertion ; while thocther proudly defies
the aid of such accessories, "breasts the blows
of clrcumstanee" and rises superior te evcry
accidental disud vantage, Itoetli plays with
the poorest support und the meanest of
soenery. Irving surrounds himself with the
most capable company, ami his plays ero
inounted with the most exquisite und exact
ing attention te completeness of detail :
When liurbedge played tint stage was hare
Ut fount und temple, te er und klulr ;
Twe backswords eked a battle out,
Twe ttupun tnadeef rubble.reut,
Thu throne of Denmark was u cliulr!
And yet, no less, the audience there
Thrilled through oil changes erdenpidr,
Hepe, Anger, 'tr. Delight and Doubt,
When liurbudgeplavedt
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Thk King inquest In Philadelphia cen
sured nobody ; that is what modem Inquests
seem te be for.
It is a little htrange that the salaries of the
professere of Harvard college have net in.
creased during the last fifteen years, particu
larly when It Is rememliered that during the
three years that have Just passed, the institu
tion has received 1,000,708; in addition
te the large gifts of Alexander Agassiz te the
museum of zoology. Certainly professors
wue nave wen leaciung rer uitcen years,
and seme of these there must be, are mero
capable of teaching new und ere entitled te
higher salaries than they wero fifteen years
age. President Kllet'a report announces that
the invested iunds have Increased by $070,
CI8, the balance having mostly goue Inte
buildings. The eillclency of the college
might be, hotter Increases! by having some of
the balance go Inte better salaries for the
professors. It has often been the subject of
repreach that the chief cook of the Hetel
Brunswick, Hosten lesthetle Husten get a
hlgher salary than Harvard's president.
Forty years age Charles Humner olnted out
tliat the equipment of a battle ship was of
grcater cost than the endowment of a univer
sity; itlsoslrue then as new. Hut what a
vastly mero vhid comparison is suggested
by the disparity between the wages of Druns
wiek's chef and Harvard's president! Hew
the Puritans huve descended slnce they
deemed It flat Popery te cut a mluee ple I
8WA1M has been Rtiapended from nink and
duty ler twelve, years i the cntirt-iiiartlitt
Mieuld havonuvle a clean lelmflt by Kick
ing him out of the service,
Thk donor or the Mary Dixen Memerial
chapel, en the ground of I.lndcn Hall semi
nary, I.ltltr, budded for liiiifelf a unique
and splendid monument. Although his orig
inal Idea was simply te erect n memorial te
his deceased daughter, a former pupil or the
Institution, his own death before it was fin
ished and his generous prevision for Its com
pletion, inake it a laMliigJmenuinent te him
clC In this view ills a ver.v notable and
suggestive werk: and men of means who
want te have net only their names but their
virtues reineiiilx'reil, w ill de well te ponder
ever the plan of erecting chapels foun
tains and ether works of perennial use.
and lasting beauty, which will Ihi a Jey
former. U all mankind had the seiimj te
recegnize the lexellug hand of death as It Is
typified In the uniformity and simplicity of
a Moravian graeyard, and the money xiHMit
en gravestones were expended en such works
as the Dixen chapel, our cemeteries would,
as a rule, be mero beautiful and e cry town
might have its educating lutliieitce in noble
arehitectund piles. The designer of the t.itltz
chapel is Mr. YVlllisO. Hale, the same capa
ble architect who built the lleevnl building,
Philadelphia, pre-eminent for its Miuple
beauty and nuivlvc strength, and he has
dene his work en this smaller plan with
llke credit te himself and his art.
PERSONAL.
Mn. Tildkn's teod Is new fruit mainly,
and a heuse in which te force grajvs nntl the
like out of season is Kingbuilt at Ure stone.
A.J. C.vssvTT"is being urged" for the
place of secretary ut the intent r under
Cleveland.
Cahltlk took Ihucrwm through the worst
parts of Londen, from the gin mills te the
Heuso of Commens.nsking him all the while,
"De you believe in a de il noe?"
Hkv. II. IlKiiNAKn O.vucKNTKit. at the
Metaphysical cluli, in Hosten, recently tles
uuetl en the "new hereuevs" of life en the
Western prairie.
Sknateh Fuvi: is s.iid te ls the only con
gressman who dresses in homespun that is
te s.iy, his clothes are made of gtsxls m.inti
f.u'ture! In his own woolen mlllsntl.ewisten.
Nvtiian Dvnk, who vas state treasurer
of Malno during the war, ami an e.
state sen.Uer.dled Tuesday.ln Alfred, Maine,
aged 70 years.
SjKNATOlt-ni.KCT V. Mils arrived in
Albanv Tuesday, antl called upon President
elect ('leveland. He sent half an hour with
-Mr. Cleveland "relating s.renat reminis
cences of Jehnsen's and Haves' administra
tions." M. P.vsTErn lias no faith in a ftKsl wholly
free from microbes. He believes that such a
diet v eultl net sustain life, ami that the (ires.
ence of common mierelies in the dicestive
organs was necess.iry te the proper functional
action of these organs.
P. A. AND D. V. AllL, contractors, iron
makers, railroaders anil business men of
large concerns, in the Cumberland valley,
projectors of tlie Harrisburg it Potomac rail
road, have lieen forced by the dullness of the
times te make an assign nitnt.
Miss Mahv M. FLBTCimn, a well-known
lady, died Tuesday, in Hurlingteu, Vermont,
alter a short Illness, of congestion of the
lungs, hhe was founder of the Fletehei
free library and of the Mary Fletcher hes
pital, " the latter being the largest benef.ie
tien ever given the public by a slngle indi
vidual in Vermont."
Mns, I.asetuv's little Chinaman, Weng
Ma, has only seen thirteen summers, but
his fiice Is stern and grnve as a man's of fifty.
His geed qualities are absolute devotion lean
Indulgent mistress and nu hnierfcct knowl
edge of Kngllsh, which keeps his tengue
from wagging. His tcmlicr is net always
well oiled. The ether day he cut oil" his ptg
tail in a fit of jussleu. As for dress, he wears
many coats ami many petticoats. He is mag
nificent, and in his ew n country might p.vs
for a mandarin Weng Me is a lucky boy.
Phesidknt Artiii it's cabinet is prejiar
Ing for dissolution. Mr. Frelinghuysen will
return te the quiet of his Xevv Jersey home.
Mr. McCullecli will go te his Maryland home
and leek after his banking interests. Mr.
Hatten will give his attention te the
Ilurhngten Hatvkcye, and Mr. Chandler te
the Satienal Jlntitbhcan. which will re
quire his remaining in Washington. Mr.
Lincoln will return te law practice ut Chicago.
Mr. Teller stays In Washington as I'nlted
senator and Mr Hrewster will again practice
law in Philadelphia.
LITTLE A J JT Jt.iXD.l LU
A Chip of the Oltl lllnck, Securesan Auttigmpli
I.ttrr Frum CleveLind.
sjam Randall, Jr., is one of the few oliti eliti
clans in Washington vv he can show an auto
graph letter from the president-elect
Hetore the election he addressed Mr. Cleve
land an epistle assuring him of his warm
support, w hile regretting that the boys of
Capitel Hill made it rather warm for him by
their enthusiastic support of Mr. Blaine.
Sammy was semewhat chagrined at net get
ting an early reply, but excued it en the
suggestion of his father that It was intllscrete
in candidates te vvrite letters.
A week or two age, howevor, he wrote te
Mr. Cleveland again, reminding him of the
previous letter, and hoping that new- an
answer might be expected. The president
was Informed of the success his corresjiond cerresjiond corresjiend
cnt had had In securing a place in the .Senate
for that faithful Democrat, Jee I.uddlngten,
and that the Hlaine lieys of the hill were new
singing very small, in fact, were net se "Hip"
as they had been by a long chalk.
Mr. Cleveland's reply has been exhibited
te nearly everybody ut the capitol. Sammy
received a handsome apology ler the neglect
te answer the first letter, and Is congratulated
en his efforts te socure a great Democratic
victory under the advorse surroundings of
Capitel H11L He is cordially invited te be
an png the first te wolcemo a Domeoratio
president te the White Heuse. Sammy says
no Is going te stand en the White Hewie steps
when the new president drives up irem the
capitol en the 4th of March and cheer for
Cleveland and Hendricks.
The Secretaryship or the Treajiurj.
A question has recently lieen raised with
regard te the eligibility of Mr. Daniel Man
ning, of Albany, for the jiositlen et secretary
of the treasury, Inasmuch as he Is a stock
holder of the Commercial national bank of
that city.
Judge Lawrence, the first comptroller of
the treasury, uKn being asked by a rojierter
te-day for his opinion en the subject, said :
The same question was carefully examined
by Judge Felgor, when he was appointed
secretary of the treasury, and he decided that
the secretary might 1)0 a stockholder in a
national bank. During the whele time he
was secretary of the treasury he was a direc
tor In the Oeneva Kallenal bank. When Mr.
Sherman was secretary or the treasury, a
question was raised as te his eligibility be
cause he was a stockholder and director In n
railroad company nnd se was interested in
commerce. Hut the objection was regarded
as entirely unlounded. The statute only pro
hibits the person from dealing In public secu
rities, or from engaging In commerce, antl
docs net prohibit hint from being a stock
holder in a corporation. The statute relates
te the man, net te the corjieratlou.
thk levi:ks ri.iLv.
Ker the 1.XTXLLIUKKCK1L
I knew tberu Is no beauty
Iu lulueeyesoren my blew,
Te lure ttieu from the plwumei.
Which urreuud thy juithway new
I knew thy youthful dreaming
Are of fuller form than mine ;
And voice far mero musical
Are mingled oft with tblnu.
Hut eh, when falmi enjoyment
Mudl hav e lest Its charms te thee i
When thy every tnmt In broken.
bring thy shattered heart te me,
Theamlletf of Ducting friendship
That hut er round thee new
And life te tliee no Joyetn,
bring no care-marku te thy brew
'TU net when Uie.e elute thee
I w euld claim thee an my own,
Hut dear one, I would shield thee
When thy heart Usad and lone.
Hut eh, when false enjoyment
fehull have leat Its charm te thee,
When thy every trust U broken,
bring thy shuttered heart te me.
-Jlebert JI.Kirk.'SS, Jfineelen Oetttit, A" J.
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A Aleiuber of Parliament Suspended.
William O'Urlen, Heme Ilule member of
Parliament from Mallow, led a noisy oppo
sition te a motion by Gladstone In the Heuso
of Commens en Tuesday night, uud wits
Buspouded by a vete of 211 te iW.
A IttemVr Fight In I'rru.
A Kiitigiilnnry engagement has taken place
In the Tniijn Valley, Peru, Iwtuecu four
companies of government troops and a horde
of Indian Moiiteneros, numbering mero thnn
2,000- The latter were defeated, leaving WO
dead en the Held. Sener llnrlxnu, sul-er-fivt
of the province of Otilzeit, was assassin
ated In his residence by a relntlve of a man
who had tieen forced te become a soldier.
nvjivt.ti. .xirjc.A.
SntiiMin lit OM
VVttu piiwcrful limn, mill littiel hale hiltl a geed
tlc.it of Iren In liltt Meed. W e ite net want te lie
nulla us strong us simneii, nor se iiilclilcwu.
tint uc nil mint vlirer nnil stivnuth i ami we
rnnnet huvc the-c unless tlu'e liloeil lias Its full
tiutila (if Iren, 'liter Is no mTtiartitlen of Iren
like th.lt In llrewu Iren ltltlers. Ml. W. .1
,1 tmes, MitnrliesliT. V n . p. ' I took It for issir
aiii'tlteitnil geni'ml weakness, nnil fininil It it
gtssl tonic '
Ills Sin's Ailtlrt'.
rtvrenr. Mk.. Mnv 1". Iss.1.
' I liint weakness u! the Mvlnej ami lihutilcr
fur IS ears. Jlv son. a l.cMiui druggist, ml
vistsllhe ttseef llrsT's klilney ami l.hrrl It K
mkhv Am mm enn Ins gtsul hetUtli thanks te
llesf" (kidney nnil Liter IIkmfht, which I
take lialns te rroetniiienit." K. 11. ( laik, Kiirnl
Hire llcaler, ferincilt lth Maine Central It li
r.'l indeed An
CATAuUHOt'
TI1K III. MUlKlt.
PtliiKlng, Irritation. Infl.iniiii'itlen
ml l rliiary Ceinil tints, cured
all Kidney
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liiii'liti-
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Tltr' Awiij Ills rrtttt firs.
' sutn.rt.u from KlifUtiuttlsni se Unit) h.nl te
ii-e crutches, but thtew tliemnwn utter nppl
InH 77leinfi'.Vrrfri( (iiMeutv litulis, I new feel
better than I tunc for jears" V I. IJltibs, jh
K.Ik street, llutmln. N Y. Ker ale b II U
I'lH'hmn, I IT and IN North iueen stteet '
TIterMS sA SO.
Mr T. W. Atkins, lilninl. Kan, writes- "I
never hellte te recommend jour l.lrelrle lilt
terstein customers, they give entln sittlstlte
tlen and am rapid sellers." Klectrlc llltterv tire
the purest antl liest unsllclnes knew it, unit will
ixislilvcly cure kltliiev und liver complaints.
Purify the bleed itud regulate the Ivsrl.. Ne
fiimllv can aifeiil tube Mllheut them. '1 hey will
nave hundreds of d-'Hurs In ductal's blllsfiry
jcar. sl,tnt nnv n nts i buttle b ll.lt ( h'1i
run, druxglst, .Vt 1" and l.t) North Ijmcu
irevt, ijitietistcr, i .1 t.i
A Clergj lean's T,stlniun.
W. K. Gltrertl, uster M. K. chuich, n.ilhnell,
(int.. ws for two v ear- nsuuYrir with IMsjiep
sis In Its worst form, until, its he states ilf,. l.
came tin acttiHt burilrn " Three luittles of i.'itt
terH IIIikkI HilttTS t unnt htm and he tells us in a
recent letter tltst lie eeiiMders it the best tatnllv
medicine new before the ceunlrv for dyspepsia
and liver complaint Ker Milt b 11 n. t eeh
tun H7 ami i;ri Ntuth tntHn street
1'rerLK are killed in ceukIi that Hale s llenev
of llertdumnd and lar euW cure. Pikes
Toothache Dreps care In one minute.
Kl-lwdcedAw
nilOWX'f Het hlll)l.D PAN VCt.V.
Is the tniwt effect tve Pain Destrejer In the world.
Will most surely quicken the bleed whether
taken Internally or applied externally, nnd
thereby mere certainly KKI.IKVK 'p MX,
whether chronic or acute, than tiny ether pain
nllcvliter, and It Is warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
It cures pain in the -t,le. Rick or lleut'ls, -,ir,.
Threat, Uhetim.iti-m, Teeth lehe and ALL
A(ilK.. nnd Is The Ortitt Itellmer of Pain.
ItUOW.Vs liaraKIIOl.D PAN At K V " lunild
be In every- family. V tetu-poenfulof the Paiiaeeii
la u tumbler of t water fsnceteneit, if ptv.
ferrtsl, taken t.V nedllmc, will lllthAk 1 1" A
LOI.ll. a ceuts a bottle.
mJl-tydVl.W.s.Vw
l)lt. KUAZIKK'sMAt.R OINTV1KNT
The greatest bles-lng th it has Wen dl-eei ered
In this generation. V suir cniv for lleils, Hums,
eies, t uts, Klesh 'Veitnds, teiv Nipplt -, Hani
and Milt Cerns, Chapped Lips and Hands. Pint
pies anil Hletches l'rits rtv -eM b Drtnrirlsts
Mild by 11. 11. Cechrui, 1ST and 1JO Ninth tjtieen
trect. II)
DK. WILLIAM'S INDIAN l'll.K DIM .V1LNT.
L C McCullum, conductor en the II A W U.
It . Mirinirtleld. O . v. us -"0. Is'J. av s -I half
been a great suffeier with the piles. 1 n-ril nu
merous ivuiedles and cmplevcd m.in phsic
lans, but te no purpose. A friend recommended
Dr William's Indian lile Ointment, which I utn
crateful te ay has cured me." -old by II. II.
Ceehniu, UT and IS) North ljueen street. (3)
C.llllSIAtSV.S.
CTANDAHD CAKKIAGI. WOHK.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
(Carriage llullders),
3IAUKKT STUKKT, KKAIt OK 1'OmTOKKICK,
LA"C.V5TKi:, l'A.
OUIl LAKGE STOCK OK
BUG&IES & CMBIA&ES
Comprises the Ijitest tvles and the most Ele
gantlv Klnlshtsl, WHIlfl MK OKKhU AT
UllEATLV ItKDUCKD PIIICKS.
TheSCPKUIOK CJCALITY OK OUIl WOIIK
Is no longer tiuestlened. Ourwerk Is a-tineas
any made In the larger cities, und SOLD AT
HALK THE I'llICE. Sew is the time te order
for spring.
ENCOUUAGE KAIIl DEALIN'd
And Honest Werk. All Werk WAIUIA.NTED.
KEPAIltING I'ltOMI'TLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen especially employed for that
purpose.
B- A few SLElUIIs left at Lew Fluures. (live
us a call. nuvJtfdtw
OHBEUIC A MII.EY.
j?iiie Carnage Werk
MIJ-EY'S,
Cerner Diilio & Vine Streets,
LANCASTEU, l'A.
WE
HAVE l.V STOCK, AM) UNDKlt COX
&TUUCTIOX EOIt THE COJIIXO
6EASOX.THE
Finest Variety of Cnrriage Vei-k
EVEIIOKKEIIED TO THE I'UHLIC.
Our reputation for selling n first-class Jeb ut
I.ew Kigures h.is been cstnbllshetl. We
GUARANTEE OUR WORK
Te be constructed of ns line mnterlal ns any In
the county, ami will sell far below ether dealer!).
We Invite the Public te Inspect Our Werk
(Wfere being Induced te pay Fancy Prices) and
teludgu for themselves, us we uru thu only
builders of
COttttKVT CITY STYLES.
A FEW SLEIGHS LEFT,
WHICH WILL HE SOLD AT COT TO CLOSE
OUT bTOCK.
r Itepalring -S'catly Done.
CUA U
B."
MARTIN,
WUOLKSALKASU RETAIL
Dealer ia All Kinds of Lumber ami Ceal.
sTJ-Vakdj Ne. J0 North Water and I'rlnce
streets, ubove Lemen. Lancaster, nJ-lvd
JAUMaAUDNmt.S .t JIJKKKItlKS,
COAL DEALERS.
OrriCES : Ne. l'.".l North (Juccn street, nnd Ne.
6fil North l'rluce street.
Varus: North I'rlnce street, near Heading
Dt'110t LANCASTEH, l'A.
IIUBIS-Ifd
e
OAK
M. V. B. COHO,
XON'OKTII VVATEIl bTKEET, Ijineastcr, I'a.,
WI10LK8AL1I AKD RETAIL DEALER IN
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection with the Telkpuoxie Exciiamuk.
Vaiu. amd OrFiiK: Ne. 530 NOUTH WATEU
hTUEKT. febSS-lvd
c.
J. HWAHK A CO..
COIL.
OrricK i Ne. 'JO Centre Square.
Yards t East Walnut und Marshall streets.
(Stewart's Old Yard.)
Iteth Vnrd and Olllee connected with tbe Tele Tele Tele
phene Exchange
str.mvAi.
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This medicine, combining Iren with pure v roe.
table tenlr, quickly nnd completely CtlllKS
DVSI'KI'slA. INOlllKssiON, fAI.AUIA,
WKAKNhsM, IMI't'ltK HUMID, CHILLS and
KKV Kltnnd.VKUItAI.UI.V.
Ily mptd nud thorough nsslmllatlen with the
bleed It reaches exery part of the nyntein, puri
ties and enrlcbe the hltied, stieitittheus the
muscles and nerves, and tones uud Invigorates
IhenvMeint
A line AppctUer llest tenia known.
It will cum the worst case of Dyspepsia, re
moving till distressing sjmptems, siieli as Tast
ing thu Keed, llelchtng, Heat In the Meinaeh,
lletiitburn, etc.
The enlv Iren ttiedlclne that will net blacken
erlnjuie the teeth.
It Islurnlti.tlile fordtcAepccttllarto women,
nnd te all persons who lead cdtuibiry Uv es.
An itnralllug leincdy fur disease, of the Liver
and KMnp).
Persons stitferlng from the effect of ev erw erk,
nervous troubles, ltvs of Hiifietlte, or debllltv,
experience quick relief and ivjncwed energy by
Us ue.
It does net pansy Headache, or produce Consti
pation or II Kit Iren medicine de.
It Isthtttmlv preparation of Iren that causes
no injurious ellects. l'hjslelans and druggists
rvtstmmentl It as the best. Tiy It.
The genuine has Initie Mink nun eressftt lvtl
lines en wrapiier. Take noether. Madetiuly by
1IIUIW N tilKVIICAIi CO.,
IIaltiiiere, Mn.
epU tydAljw
V
MlT A TKDlUfS TIMF- "Hl'.N-
u s t apcluc liasters cured me of n
cliitinlt tiirectleii of the kldneis." , T II
cents.
rin'iiTin.
CUTICURA.
Mrs. MttHh's Case and What the l!ei. Mr. .sic
Klttstry lias te sty Almiil It.
Te the rcmic I have been a fearful sulferer
for tin ecu ve.trs, most of the time with what has
Ihmmi railed Kereuia or Milt Itheiiiit. Psoriasis
and Lepra, unit the like, nnd have iiIwuvh leen
letti m.ii mere was no itti nir tiir, ittiti tut.ti
lus'ti mi discouraged that hiul ut toen the tit
fur Ihnie Ihmmi se imdly ullllctetl stuuellines
that there wits net the smallest spot I mm the
crown or mv head te the soles of m feet that
was net diseased and ns red as crimson It would
ciunmcncc In small white spots, which had n
sllverv appeiinince.but were net ileep, but III
attempted te heal them, or seen niter their tlrst
npiH-arance. they would bunt nnd run together
until there was a complete dry, red scale, w hleh
would beeeine seintlamed ns toerack and Itsik
fiery "d iiugry. ""d the burning scns,itlen
would tic almost Intelertible
I w us at times e limm that I could scarcely
get alieut. anil could net drvs uiyself without
iissistnn.t 1 have tiled many remedies and
hav e iKtld im In a lnnle Instance te u ph) slclan
lint liave ever elitalued only temporary relief.
Although lieliied for n time, I een rela)v.tsl
ncaln te 1 as badly treuliltsl ns ever, nnd during
the wlnteref lvt nnd wj I sutrered seiuuehns
te lie entirely dlsisiiimgeil Ust dune, I was
adt-ed bv Elder and V rs L ( McMnstry, who
ere well known In these reulens, te trj venr
I prrtftti lEcvKnies : nntl 1 felt somehow a little
eetinice, from their favorable opinion of them,
tetrj thetr virtue. Almut the second week of
.lull last I commenced taking the remedies, and
wltltln sl weeks I began te see a tiermanent I in
preii'inent, until new (Oct. 1)1 am about n-s
Keed as new and my tlesh Is ns the tlesh of a
child KS. I1KNJ. SMITH.
lcertlfv that the above statement of my wile
is lerref f, and I Jein w 1th her In expressing my
gnitltude for the great benent she has received.
" II. SMITH.
t ccrtiryth.it the above statement is correct
Mr Miitthlsu prominent man In thtscommunl thtscemmunl
tv. where he lives. He is a well known denier In
stock. und his statement, with that of his wife.
Is full entitled te credit.
Dene at stanstettd, Province of (Jnebec, this
twenty-seventh day of October, lv-i
L. ('. MtKl.NSTUY,
Mitiittcr of the (iespfl.
Later. I have seen Mrs. smith recentlj und
believe her te be thoieughly nnd permanently
cured, I. C. MrKl-NsTUV,
Arc'u AilinU Vh. Cen., J'. Q., Ve. Vt. und A'e.
.V. II.
Hoeios, Sept. 0, lwl.
Ccticcra Keselvest, the new bleed purlfler
and CtrricvRA, nnd l cticcra seav. the Hrvat skin
cures und beautltlers, aru sold every where
Prices: Ccticura.Six:; OAli S5 cunts ; ltEsoLV ltEseLV
knt, ll.m.
Petter Drce and Chemical Ce, Hotrres.
eat"arr"h"
THE (.HEAT HAI.SAMIC DISTILLATION OK
WITCH HA.K.L, AMEUICAN P1.S?:.CA-
NADIVV Kilt. M VHKiOLD, CI.O
V Ell HLOsOM, Etc,
Ctdltst
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
Ker the Immediate Keller and Permanent Cure
of ever- lenn of Ctitarrh, from n simple Celd In
the Head te Less of Smell, Taste nnil llcnrlnK.
Ceuxh and Catarrhal Consumption. Complete
treatment, consisting et ene beltlu Kadlcal
Cure, ene be Catarrhal Solvent and one Im
proved Inltaler, In one lmckace. may new be
had tit nil druggists for f l.ui. Ask for SAsreitD's
UadicalCcrk.
Complete Treatment with Inhaler, $1.00.
" The only absolute spi-dtic we knew of
Med. 'Timet. - The best w have found In u llfu llfu
tlineef siiirerinir." liev. J)r. Wiaglni, Itoiten.
"Alter a long struggle with Catarrh the Kadi
cal CI re lias cunuuered.' Iter. V. IP. Menree,
.ewitburyh, J'a. l hav e net round a cast) that it
did net lelleve at once," ytndretu tee, Jnn
ehetter, .Vi-m
1'utter Drcii and Chemical Ce., Hosten.
COLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTKIC 1'LAsTEKS.
Ker the relief nnd ltreientlen, the Instant It
Is applied, or ltheiimutlsm, Neundgla, Sciatica,
Coughs, Cilds, VV eak' Ikick, htemach and Htiw
els, shoetinw Pains, Numbness, Hsterl.i. Fe
male Pains, Palpitation. Dysiiepsla. Liver Com
plaint, Htlletts Fever, Malaria and Epidemics,
use Cellins' Plasters (an Electric Pluster com
bined with a Pereus Plaster) and hiiixh nt pain.
'.Se ever where. fcbi-W.s.tw
"IK-HAT INDIAN MHDlOINIi
KA-TON-KA.
THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE
-FOIl THK
HLOOD, LIVEIl, KtDNEY.SJAND h'lOMACH.
It i Made by the Indians.
Used by the Indians.
bold by the Indians.
Ills l'uiely Vegetable.
It surely cures all diseases of the Stomach,
Liver, Hew els und Hloetl. It Is almost speclne
ferull forms of KhetiinatWm. II will cure dis
ease when nil ether remedies have tailed. Direc
tions are plainly printed en every bottle.
All tribes of Indians have their medicines, but
KA-TON-KA
Is a remedy of the Pacific Const, and JadCTd by
all. It Is composed of roots, herbs' and barks
gathered und prepaied by the '$$"'' '
WAItM Sl'ItlNG INDIANS OF OKECiON,
And Is favorably known und used In all parts of
the world. Thu sick or ailing should net delay
Its use. It will prevent lis well as cum disease.
lis piice Is ene dollar per bottle, or six bottles
rer live dollars. Ask for It ami see that you get
It. It Is for sale by nil Druggists, nud by thu
OKECiON INDIAN MEDICINE COMI'A.NY,
Cerry, t'a.
Medoc Indian Oil,
THK
GUKATK.lT FAIN
KAIIT1I.
JIEDICINK ON
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
MODOC INDIAN OIL Is certain tocuroTooth tecuroTooth tocureTooth
achu In one minute, Headache In live minute,
Earache In ten minutes, buieThre.it 111 one night,
Neuralgia In thiee te rive minutes.
MODOC INDIAN OH. Is used Inlenuilly as well
as externally. Every family should haven bot
tle within i each. It is a doctor in the house.
Fer sale by all Druggists. 1'iicutOe. perbottle.
Large slzu bottles, Seu.:
INDIAN COl'OHHYUUI Is a prompt speclne
for Coughs. Colds nud Lung diseases, 60c. per
bottle, liiiteu-kn, Medoc Indian OH and Indian
Cough Hymp for sale (wholesale and retail) at
Cochran's Drug Stere, Nes, 137 und 1JU North
guccnsti-ect, Ijiiieaater, I'a. ,.....
uiJ-lydWASAw
RAHK C'HASCIi
A Lcuthertind FliidlngSlore for tale j doe
a verv' geed business t nothing asked for geed
ttlll.etily rerlhesttK'k. Oetwl leasens given for
selllngeut. Iniiulicnl this elllee. (ebiHtud
T
HIS 1'AI'EK IS I'UINTKI)
J. K. WRIGHT t CO.'S
INK,
Fairmouet Ink Works, 2Glh and Ym Avenue
JanU-Iyd l'lULADKLl'UIA, l'A,
N MN BS8
N
mtv uoem.
H
Aeim.v mieTHKit.
CARPETS ! CARPETS! CARPETS !
EXTREMELY
Oicrpnidnctltin.und lite general ilepivsslen In inidulhiiitighoiillliei'euutryJiHMtiilsonirecfcd
the value of Carpets, which are new being sold at the Lewest Prices ever known. We lull e bought
Ter Cash Ijuve Lines of the llest .Makes nnd CJmilltles of .MOCJlfKTTKS, VELVETS, IttlllV IIIIIIH.
SEES, TAI'ESTKV lllltl.lSKI.x, TIIKKIM'I.Y INtlUAINS, DAMASK, VENETIAN, HAtl AND
Oil IN CAHI'ETs, which we will eireriillhn Lewest l'rlee ever known for tlm satnn iiualllles.
WILTON- nnd WILTON HACK VELVETS, JleytlETTES nnd V ELVET TAPESTIII I'.S, 1111111
LOW, LOWELL, tll.E.V ECHOimd HAKTKOIID IIODY IIUU.SSELS. HOMIl'UY, HTISMO.V, HAN
KOHD and HHKIENS T 1'ESTU HllUSSELS. In Ibindseuie New .prg siyle mid Celer, with
!Mneli, avMimd.VS bonier te match A Large Line or IIODY Hltl'rWELSnt f.uicr yaiil, In thu
New Sdiles, and Including such lit ikes as Hill KLOW.HAUTKOIID, l'AUWEU and HOUNEIt. lairge
Lines of TAI'ESTKV ltltt'.ssEl.s, jtv per yntd, iipniudsi I.aie Lines of ltilt IN C AUI'ETS, s.Ve
per jnnl, uiiwnrtls.
l.lNOLEH.VISantlOILl LO Ills, C1MN A nnil COCOA UATTINHS, all width.. KESslNdTOV
HTMTAUKu-Kajiih. Snijina, Metniuette, Velvet and Tapestry Itttgsund Mats. This Is a Tin or
itlile llitie te ptirclt ise anything In the Carpet Lineal Evtlemety Lew Prices.
Carpets Sewed nnd Ijtld In Hie best Manner and ut Lewest I'llrcs.
HAGER&
Ne. 25 West King Street,
iurssr.us
t'Aitrin's.
ARPETS!
NEW PATTERNS IN
Wiltens, Mequettes, Velvets, Bedy Brussels, Ta
pestry Brussels, Three-Plys, Extra-Supers,
Ingrains, Damask and Venetian
Hall and Stair.
HOIE-IADE RAG AND CHAIN CARPETS.
LIM0LEUM AJID FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
In All Widths, All at Lewer Prices Than Ever Offered Anywhere.
ALL VND-KE III It l.OOD VM I'ltll
THAN H'L WILL Hilt - VVILOJ VLITV. I.OOD-.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
DRY GOODS AND
Ne. 25 East King Street,
pOWKItS A- Hl'H-ST.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA
Te Clese Out by March
$7,000
Werth of Our Stock.
V 111 iniike Trices VEUY LOW. Our Meck Is ttie luri;ii ami must be reduced
l'EKSON'S l.V WANT OF
Sheeting and Shirting Muslins, Table Linens,
Tickings, Bed Checks, Calicoes,
Counterpanes, Quilts, Comforts, Blankets,
Cottenades, Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Hamburg Edgings and Insertings,
Black Silks, Black Cashmeres, Dress Goods, &c,
HILL DO VV ELLTOG1VE USA CALL 1IEKOUE I'UIICH Abl.NU.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa
"lUr.Al' KTOH1X
GARPETS FROM AUCTION.
MZTZGER &
HAVE NOW OPEN A I..VKOK
INGRAIN, BAG, HALL
HOUlillT T AUCTION KOIl CASH
Oarpets
Oarpets
Oarpets
Oarpets
Oarpets
Oarpets at 16 eta.
Garpeta at 30 eta.
Oarpets at 60 eta.
letzger & Hauglmiaii's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
S- between tlie Cnejtcr Iloime nnd Serrel Heme Hetel.
N"
KXT DOOlt TO THK COUIIT 1IOUSK.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
NIGHT DRESSES, CHEMISE,
DRAWERS, SHIRTS, &c, &c.
Direct from Jlitnufiicturlea, In lnrcu lets, ut LOW i'KICES, te which we Invite- iittuutleu.
ALSO
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES,
KreinnSl'ECIALNEVV VOUKlMI'OIlTEU'fi AUCTION SALE, which no uru uble In tell Hum 30
In leper cent, less than itegtilur 1'ilcua.
R, E FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse. Lancaster, Pa.
QHIHK'S C'AIU'HT IIALU
CARPETS !
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
W.i urn iiiiw iireinirril te bIiiiw lliu Inide Ilia iJirgest mul llcut Relcctetl Line ut CarpeU eler ex,
lilhlledlnlnire v VlLTONH VELVETri, ull the. TnnllnR JIiiUeh of HODV ANdVaI'ES'I'uV
JIUuSsE i Til KkV-I'I.V ' AllAVoelBiid Colten Clmln EXTltA MUl'EltS, nud till iiu,.lleN or IN.
U HAVCtltl'KlS DAMABKun I VENETIAN OAltl'ETS. IIAU and CHAIN eAltl'ET.Stif our
e "n'immifnet ureHu 1 pet-lid.! v ' K'iyl?ihTOilVAUi,lni K'iyl?ihTOilVAUi,lni
AUeufull I.lliaefOILCLOtHS, IlUUS, WINDOW ailADLS, tO tltLLTS, Ae.,
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
LOW PRICES.
BROTHER,
Lancaster, Pa.
lXTIIA-Sl'l'KU t'AIU'in'S
IARPETS!
AR
E-.
SOON! (AN -I.I.I. M)l OOOlls I f.-S
CARPET HOUSE,
Lancaster, Pa.
i
HAUGHMAN,
AND HANDSOME VAIHETY OK
AND STAIR CARPETS,
AND TO HE hOLD OHEAl' EOIt C VIII
at 12 1 cts.
at 20 cts.
at 35 cts.
at 05 cts.
at 85 cts.
Carpets at 25 cts.
Oarpets at 40 cts.
Oarpets at 75 cts.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
CARPETS !
a ok
UEOI-ENINO OK
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