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I hii-AYoshinten: and the
t(,,W still In .Ms pocket.
pnef4Fvi.n umbiie ium yemo yeme
Lapert1kfii .11. It may be reas
rtMMtiiMlHit Mr. Bayard will be
,, of; m& Than that nothing
leabjbeisep'ns mere" nearly cer-
her. the, ru.me nor the place is
rtebeciisl l this instance. The
4bMnt arttwlf in deference net only
flwt.ttH JfrJ'3'ayard was," after Mr.
$Md'; IM wett rilnspiciums candidate
' theNtpriiaitin.i nomination, but
hli wstirift,'inineKe, experience
imteni:18tl:.Wt& has the .social
thei jkaic'iirAip,- and the
Mf ig egression that beQt the
e. ijfcwitf Mi adjdlgnlfy,:it ; and
1L.IL-J i 1T !.? 14.
hew cauea wv.HWmee a
(however, from the Sen-
Witli a distiHctten
JCSaOl
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Mn. CleyelAnd; like the ensible man
.that he has shown himself te be in ether
duties, makes his journey te Washington
without ostentation. He had no desire
and would net have lecn nble te repress
the popular wish te make his inaugura
tien the occasion of an honest, hearty ex ex ex
prcssionef the gratification of the people
ever the restoration of the Democracy. Hut
his administration will prove that lie is a
man et work and net of show.
It Is te 1)0 hoped Hint the ground-hog hwi n
sunshiny day for Cleveland's inauguration.
Whatever way be the fatoef the silver
currency, the ground-hog still relgni
JIIstiiktie novreir, home of lmkeil Ijeans
and " culchaw " gets a very koveto scoring
from ene or Mussiichtissctta' prominent
citizen, lien. Ames A. Lawrence, in seme
testimony befere a commlttae or the loglsla leglsla
turd charged with an inquiry Inte the condi
tion of aflalra In Hint city. The law against
intemperance, he declared, wiw n practical
dead-lotter. "The proNentNituatlon is horrl herrl horrl
ble te contemplate. We nre at bad as Hedem
and Gomorrah, nnd iloservo their fate. The
trnlllc in tlie souls of our youth li almost
beyond conception, Thore nre 3(55 charitable
institutions In Bosten, ene for each day In
the year, and thore would be work for ninny
mere. Theso are mnde necessary by syste
matic violations of the lawsngalnstintempor lawsngalnstintemper lawsngalnstintempor
ance and llcontleu-snoiw. " Such testimony
coming from a source se unlmpoachnble
should cause Vostenlans te desist for a whlle
from the taeg?f the "Thingnea or the
HmsWmmI Uis "Unknowable and kite
LsHmtlontetlie
set wvers
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'or Utia pest new;
jb' be the one that has
d originally discusecd ;
it tlrrnWitai avvft been a perfectly
Ii Pl eraK efMpveland is a stranger
i tne leaders ex fms
than three years
iling first heard his
i was first brought into
.for governor he and
been close friends,
il. That the new presi-
surround himself with
- i. . rvb. .... -
tener'grl,',ttBectual ability may ue
teff nee ttcm btcitien of such as Bay
,XiainarT 'G'l and Vilas, who in
' tielri,iHntl-'jite;Vnd acquirements are
Mtilfjlffiik bNlia f-&mav rannt tfnh!tlAt. ni.
mwnn lUv n hwwkii. xiiuk uv euuiuu
pef eminent practical
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Mr. MsbuJ
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icommen sense like
endahip and saga-
iyecK n troublous
tural. Mr. Cleve-
h executive chair
l stranger te public
KHtkan be is bow te
r&uaa m ,jic, man-
coaidence ; and he
Ihtejassociatien with
jiir-i. . -
ly needs net only
klndreilpellUcal,in-
c(m.fidantc in his
ititfal politician and
peasure the prac-
1 judge of meny
LWpa:philoseplier,a
wnroeea eream-
(bequiWaplace
mA
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1 WIBiHRs
BMdlia tl
.WP u APJ
ViHWt PB1
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North
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T New Yerk i7We'liUilBgs hVkiM,
tatiaUlMjaieeMtoalyl'evertkea by
miw, s,wa; iilMlrtd for 'inaUuce, kiita
;Vy rsttMrtnilMe oetfrse ia the late 'political
wpalgM ;bat H l emlnenUy safq en the
objieteibclal'cu(U)ms. It ban often cn-
ed ill many readan er.iMm; y
e'pwif by Mloe"VWe "kave
matri
H 1mm a4BlBUt)d Ud)y
WKfJirtrtiK te reach that bUss-
futlceadltk'A. Time, wberoef the memory
of uaa runneth net te the contrary, it has
told when it was proper te wear full dress
and when it would be glaringly improper.
fIt baa eve gene into the small details of
maaciUiae drew in this regard, and the ex
treme taste of the suggest Ien h with the co
gent reasons therefer ncceminnying them
areeharacteristic: " A white necktie of lawn
ia the correct tiling for evening dress, end it
leeks clean, has the merit of simplicity, and
costs very little. Nowadays, happily, a
man who lias an evening suit, a clean and
whole shirt and cellar, presentable beets or
pumps, and a white nocktle Is as well equip
ped for the grandest occasion at night as the
richest millionaire can be. All the rest do de
pends en himself, en his iutrinsla quality,
ills breeding, his manners ; Ter the hotter a
man is dressed the mero he may exhibit the
defects of his training. ITe may net lie up
te his clothes."
It will be a refreshing neelty in the
White Heuse te have a president with con
victions and with the. ceurage te maintain
thern:
MeBertR.
hmbB
rmm
ero of tieu.
1., than
I ha e
idlroctien
u mills ?
mre-
0prklit must
abUity te beat
This se-
tal one of the
MCmVX be -awaited
jtMe lawyer and an
' pewnai ia mesi
I atwrfy general,
j coilructienist t as
sratrweuld desire ;
Hhi Old Whig
eutki of , winch
Imuuc, tadbJk Pemoerats,
mMi.- ) Llllne doubt be a
Jwea net.;4 his case, as
aHllArj r's: the appointment
Mai ibW 4ebatsr, and lite
iimiRlofltehk
eve. WWtUeflrst
iWi.; HeUiui
lutMMiF3tUMt.
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kjiiaaiMnHec lae
raS5k&A
Orkenk county, in this state, has ether
claims te distinction besides its stout ad
herence te the political principles that were
first enunciated in this country by Jeffersen.
It claims as a citizen the original inventor or
the roller skate that is new driving half read
a great part of the population of the United
States and at the same time setting a number
ofrellgieus conferences by the cars. lie
rejoices in the very romantic name of Nerval
Hege, and U Is claimed for him that as a lad
of seventeen he iu 1854 drew a model of the
roller skate that is substantially the same as
that la use te-day. IU three rollers and a spur
te serve as a brake were the only points of
.difference. This last inlvbj
patent new, and he
cannot de it tee quickly. A roller skate that
could be stepped would meet along felt
want, for the habit that 11 has te run away
with a beginner at the art is a serious obstacle
te lta popularity. Mr. Hege has the deer
open te immortality and wealth if he cau
realize In the reller skale this Messed con'
summation.
Tun zephyrs that will blew te-morrow w III
all be Democratic.
ft
11-m i iiiaii tin t" uifl
. i n.v9K&Zf i
of nmmKl0IV
a )trWmpPHVea-
Ithv iiMMUurlli
(Par-
to-lieWeo.wttI be
i deposed f
r:
i
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baw
that I
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BIrWip' itmmimi
Fir,-' &',
mrmmm, T' "3"
llCttg hutd W.WgeJiig te
in lier haadsbasklea
Ifltiuifar'sb disastrwis
J The Russe-A,fghan
f Contention, and it is
a war betwtn ng-
mtwtr pewar rens
tea
PER30NAL.
RiciiAnu A. PnocTen says that a hand at
whist can be made up In 035,013,65'J,COO way
Jehn TeciCEn, ox-presidont of the Phila
delphia fc Reading railroad company, dled
Monday In Philadelphia.
Jehn S. Clauke'h famous l)ero plcture, al al
leged te be worth W.000, new turns out te be
the work of an ordinary Qerman artist
Kkv. IjKonabe"Woombv Bacen has
withdrawn Ids appUeallen for membership
hi the Presbytery of Philadelphia, owing te
dlHereuce In point of dectrine,
Senater Eemunds has made himself un
popular as presidinK omecr of the Honate and
'bis election as president pre' tern after the
new administration gees in is in doubt.
.Jehn 1. Pmtwrs, a nephew of Wendell
Phillips, and a grandson or Jehn Phillips,
the first insver of Bolten, died en Hundav at
'the age of 47. He was a man of many bone-
PWMips Andever academy.
KPer-K IiKe XHI.was sovrnty-ilve years old
Monday. Iu replying te the congratulations
of Ute College eCOardinals, he expressed
deep regret at the present position of the
Papacy, which, he said, ws in the hands of
the despeUer.! KeUbrae nor his successors
could ever accept this state of affairs.
Gkn. QsAinria'QiUifernla friends are sgl
iillim iiiiliMMljii lfi il n ill i bearing vine
yard, witfc a lM)ence and etlier necessary
buildings, and te Woder the entire property
'tn;aenaral',amnt.M lean. The property
would be deeded te Mrs. Grant The vine
yard wettia ee uaaer uie oireciien, or a
kiUedvWeiafBrte J - ,u ,
,IUn, Kui;Bi.AtiB-WAWfBB, only sister
otllea. James G. Blaine, who has been ill
fcr bem Ubm at ber beardiag-aeu') in Balti
M7waOM Monday' theegbt te bodying,
MiA Mr bpetheM in Washuwtea. were telo tele
mjihsd ler. Ek'-8eeretary Aaiae,' wlthdua
SmwUk Margaret and his brother, Rebert
G. BUtee, wet te Ualtimere and spent the
afteraeea with Mrs. Walk-.
Miss R. B. Ci.vur.ANP, who will proslde
ever the White Heuse for her bachelor
brother. Is soed-lookiBir, but net pretty, Khe
drewes neatly,'-but plainly, aud wears few
ernameuts. - Wle has for a long time been a
lecturer by Frofcaaten, her pevlaltybelng
educational subject, aud her audiences us
ually the pupils of girls' schools. Site speaks
several languages, la a constant reader, and,
, w axceoUenaUv wU-lnforuied ia history and.
iMBt La
and
fn alt Us vital Darts as
ffimt.nviltUil. nnd withal Tar innrn
.beautirul III its quaint, strertg'stinpllelly than
many a mero medern and expcnslve struc
ture. ,,
It was, however, never eccuplc;! by Whit Whit
Held, nor even) finished by him. He had in
tended that It should be a home-schcol for
negre orphan children from the Seuth.
With this end In vlew he had employed a
number of Moravian mechanics, whom he
had met at Savannah, On., and brought with
him from there ns his hired workmen. But
liefore the walls were up te the height of the
second story, a sovero winter was upon thorn
and still werse, n yet soveror quarrel had
sprung up bclween Whltlleld and tils Mo Me
ravlnn workmen. The great prenbher had
a great iempcr, nnd peremptorily ordered
them off ills premises I A row or bricks
In tiie walls encircling the building, botwecn
the first and second stories, that may still be
seen, tradition says, marks the place whero
Whitfield stepped building.
r
The work was net rostimed till 171.1. Iu
the meantime the Moravian workmen went
ten mlles southward, and thore, met by a
colony of thcirco-rellgtoulsts from Germnny,
began the settloment and building of Ilelhlo Ilelhle Ilelhlo
liem. They Ixmght the wliole Nazareth
tract, including the unfinished negro-erphan
home, from Whltlleld. The latler they
completed In 1743, from which date It lias
been In the possession and servlce of the
Moravian church. At the present time it is
held by the Moravian Historical society,
which occupies the second story for its li
brary and museiim ; whilolhercstof thcis'ia thcis'ia
cietis mansion serves as n temporary home
for disabled missionaries nnd their families.
Of the thrce chief workmen em
ployed by Whitfield en this building, ene
was Peter Roehlor, n graduate, aud somo semo some
tlmo prolessor of the University of Jena,
and a highly learned man, who afterwards
became ei-D4jb0maetrdlaUiutai&ued bish-
Kn-becn the in-
aT lawk MMMntnn tf
??g JW'.PwIss Wyeyr:ia Conden. He
iftmittmntttftktAmn atL4caster about
FJfMrBwlMH-Uaiwaw;istorer the
MvnviaaeliaMaia.tfMAtiMjde of this
century ;wMU a breAer.served in that ca-
lijlty atliWis, awt died ther, jk 1800. An-
Jfcev:iWBOW-s;fe.llw- mechanic
'at WhlMeM bouee,'a4ae became's blshen in
after yeaw, T4-t A
Wbeeanleil 'we anythiflg
UlAHt-T-MrMB.0rFjrevl
iMwnrij-aaaUax facts
:aradef.lM.iaMindec
i -tOWee -.street
! He' made hltuseU an architect thttiugh dlfll.
culties that weaiu Have detcrrcu most men.
He built his finnVcotteiUuillutNewbilryitort,
Mass., about 1912, and within a few years
four ethers nt'tlie H.U1I0 place. It was nn ex
amination of these mills, by the late Hen. A.
Ii. Hayes, Christopher Hager, David Iongon Iengon Iongen
eckcr, nnd ethers, sent en as a com cem com
uiitlce of observation, that delcrnilntd
the clioice of James ns architect for
the Ijancastcr mills, which were built bo be bo
teocn 1818 nnd 185a Itcfore tills James had
built a mill nt Salem, Mass. ; ene at Itockpert,
Mass.; ene at Sag Harber, Ij. I., and ene at
Olneyville, R. I. He built ene at llcadincr.
in '50 ; ene at Harrisburg, in '60 ; ene in Pitts
burg, iu 'SO; one atCanndten, O., in 'M. He
was elected te the United States Senate from
Rhede Island and served with distinction
eeu in these days when " there were giants."
A piemlncnt Seuthern gcntleman, who
called upon Cleveland when he was visiting
New Yeik, writes te a friend in this city:
"I like Cleveland's manner very much. It
impresses me with the idea that he will
make a model president He 'means busi
ness' all the time. Sinecures will be lopped
oil', and if any unlit men happen te
be appointed tliey will be ousted
when their Incapacity Is discovered."
It would net have been difficult ler Mr.
Cleveland te have m'aile up a geed average
cabinet from the gentlemen w he w cre seen at
his rooms as callers during his visit te New
Yerk. Fer instance, ene day he could have
taken for sccrotery of state, Jehn Jay, of
New Yerk ; secretary of treasury, Jehn It
McPheraen, of New Jersey ;, Bocretary of
navy, Win. A. -.Wallace,' of Pennsylvania ;
secretary et war, Gen. Jno. M. Corse, of
Massachusetts ; secretary of interior, Adon Aden
wain J. Warner, or Ohie ; attorney general,
Jno. Loe Carrell, of Maryland ; postmaster
general, A. II. Colquitt el Georgia.
Or, en another occasion, -ns- t
group as this could i-e been formed
by a political jelne- ,,6fec.reta,ry of "late'
liuls 'MeLane "f nMinry,a,,ir 80C")ta1ry
of treasure " Barlew, of New Yerk ;
secretar''- navy Gcn- Jelm D- Imboden, or
Ylr.ia; secretary of war, ex-Gov. Inger
bqU et Connecticut ; secretary of interior, It
. Jehnsen, of Maine; attorney general,
j108. M. Norwood, or Georgia; peatmastcr
r, jenn au wamuen. ei wcsi viririnia.
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boy. wiie Is a seaman
A iancasicr ceiinijaiai
en boare the unueu buiic
writes under date of Foe Chew, China, Janu
ary 18, as follows,te ene of his friends at heme:
"SInce I wrete you in September we have
had an oxtensive cruise, around the coast of
China, Japan, Cerea and ns far north as
Russlun Hlleria, Slnce leaving the United
States we have seen many curious and inter
esting sights and you have no idea or the
strange things that are going en in seme parts
or tlie world 1 have been in. This place is
situated en the Min river, 40 miles Inland
from the sea. Tlie population is ever a
million. It isthomestoxtonsivotoashipping
pert in China. It has been the principal
place for the fighting botweon tlie French
and Chlnose. On both sides or tlie river,
from Its mouth te the city, is ene continual
line or rerts, water battories and breast w erks
or dlflerent kinds; but they ure net or
much use te them, as tlie Chinamen are
tlie most cowardly race or pcople en the
face el the earth, Thore is no light in thorn.
What naval ships they have are oqulpjied with
the very latest improved guns, Ac, aud
thnv should be nble te compcte with any
Bhips hi the world, but they have no grit te
light In two hours the French, with live
ships iu the river, sunk and captured se von
Chinese ships, aud the balance took te their
heels te a place or safety. The lollevving day
the French took a run up te within ten miles
or the city and silenced every fort and
battery en the way, and in quite a number of
cases completely demolished them.
We linve Just relioved tlie U. 8. ship
Mopecacy. Mho has gene te Sbangliai te
have new boilers put iu her. We expect te
be here about thrce months; then go te
Shanghai make a short stay thore ; proceed
teAugasskl, Japan; from thore te Heng
Keng, China. Frem thore we expect
te start for- home by tlie way of the
Cape of Geed Hepe, around the coast
nr Africa. I unless the war new irelnir en
here will Interfere). Qy the time we arrlye
in America our ship will have covered about
86,000 miles ; nearly the distance of thrce
times around the world. Te me it lias seemed
twenty years slnce I lea home. During our
eruise I have been in seventeen dltlorent
countries and forty-two sea perta; have seen
all colors 'and kinds of people from ' tlie
Heathen Chinee ' up te the most civilized
1 i have eight months mere te serve,
my time expiring Oct. 6th, although it niayi
be later or earlier when we get back, most
probably the former. This war may some
what prolong our stay, but I bone net J de
net knew wtaetherl shall go te sea again,
but most think I wilt"
Sinduae.
TI1K X.&DIBS.
"Tlie Indies! Ue4 blew tncin I
UuUulvfts everyone; .
Slay the ej e of the Father
TholntDef ihoijeii .
Watch ever and Veep llifin holy and pure,
With hoie te Mustaltt and laltli te enuiite,
Whether ller or OaugUU'r, sweetheart or
They puriiy,wevten.wftketarmy. our Jives.
V udUiiutud her empire e ntiebUnir her sphere,
lt pv.ry wan uew in aiicKUMioe, vu aw.
,T-'. u Ci2d blew iwr-," . a.
address.
as followed by Rev. Stall
and Capt, Denues. and Rev. F. J. C. Meran,
orueiumma. .
. A committee was,'en motion, appointed te
make arrangements for holding a county
convention in the tiear fnture with a low of
erganising an auxiliary county association.
BVECIAL NOTICES.
There's net a cbarui that lights tlie facn
With se InclTalJe a grace,
As sweet, tilnk lips and Ivery teeth;
And nothing new, beneath the sky,
Can brnut Ira nucha these supply,
Save BOXODONT, Hint wears Ifie wreath.
in I lwdeeilAw
Hern Items and feplc.
"All your own Inult
Ifyim remain slek when yen cm
(Jet hop bltters that never Kail.
The weakest woman, smallest child, nnd
Klckcstlnvnliilcan use hop bltteis with safety
nndgrcntgewl.
Old men tottering around "from lthcuiimtlsm,
kidney trouble, er'nny weakness will be mmin
almost new by using hop bitters.
9 My wlfeaml daughter were mnde healthy
by the uuoeriioplillters.andl recommend them
e my people Methodist Clergyman.
E D Y
Ask any geed doctor If hen
Hitters nre net the best family medicine
uu earin 1 1 i
Malarial Fever, Ague nnd llllleusncgtt, will
lenve every uclghhei Iie(k1 us seen us hop bitters
arrive.
"My mother dreve Hit) parnlyxU and neural,
gin nil out et her sydtum with hop bitters." .'(.
OtucgeNun.
9-Kccp the kidneys healthy with hop bitters
and you need net fear sickness. .
Ice water Is rendered harmless nnd mole iw
freshing nnd reviving with hop bitters In cadi
draught
The vlgoref youth forthenged nnd bill nil In
hop bitters I I t
Never Known te Fail.
It cures when nil ether medicines full, as It nctl
directly mid HI onee en ine nuineys, i.ivnr
nnd liowels, if sleilnp them te a healthy
net Ien. 1 1 Is n safe, sum and speedy
cure, and hundreds linve been
cured hv It when physicians
nnd frfends had given them
up te die.
II is Beth a "Safe Cure" and a " Specific."
" At the change of III" nothing ciiiuls
Hep llltters te allay all troubles Incident
1 hereto."
"The best periodical forladlestetuku monthly
nnd from which they they will receive the great
est benctlt Is hop bitters."
Mothers with sickly, fretful, nursing chil
dren, will euro the children nnd beneilt them
selves by taking hop bltters dnlly.
'Thousands ille annually from reiiiu form el
kidney dlsene that might have been preeiited
by the timely use of hop bitters.
Indigestion, weak stomach, lrtcgiilarltlcs of
the bowels cannot exist when hop bitters nre
used.
A timely use of hop
Hitters will keep a whole family
In rehtist health a ear at a little test,
Te produce real genuine sleep undihlld like
lepose nil night, take a little Imp bitters en re
tiring. -.one genuine without u bunih of green
Heps en the white label. 8hun all the vile,
jHilsoneus stuir w 1th " HOp " or "Heps" In their
name. reliJJ-linTii.Th.lAw
" ijuTfiiazi k iih hoot ihtteTkT.
Fmzlcr's Reet bitters lire net u dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
seiiKO. They net strongly upon the I.lvernnd
Kidneys, keep the hew els open nnd rtgulnr,
Cleanse the bleed and system of eterv Impurity.
Sold by druggists, tl. bold by II. It. Cochran,
137 and 1X1 North Queen street. (t!)
" Ilenr Cress Was the Man."
This queetien was asked In n ivceut law -mi It
concerning n limn who hud actMl unili tiwintly.
Thiianswer was,"ha was se cress that when he
tidied up the cow at milking llnie It made the
mllkseur." Probably this peer fellow lias ds
wpl.i. llutjthe nerHt dyi))Csla (an be cuied
by lining BrownVlren llltters. Mr. .1, M. Coart Ceart
wrlgbt, of Codem, Minn., had dypeptl i, but
new wiltex, llrewn'n Iren llltters are truly tbn
liet remedy I ever used for ds)Kpsla neil bll
Ions complaint."
l'NKUMONIA I'ltEVKNTEl).
OVSTEH lUV, QUKEXS CeOV'V, )
EwTeltK, April 11, lsa. J
I believe 1 have been saed from n terrible III
by Allceck'h Poiievs Piasters.
About a month age I was attacked with a
violent pain In my thcst.o(ceuipaufed by fcicr
mid great dltllcully Inbreathing. I apprehended
pneumonia, which Is se prevalent at present;
1 went te bed nnd applied ene of Allcock's Plas
ters between my shoulder blades uudtwoeu my
chest. In nn hour my breathing was much
easier, Iu two hours the pain had left me, nnd
the next morning I uwoke jierfeclly fnc Irem
fever, I went about my business as usual, and
at the end et n week took the plaster en".
Fer the fast ten years Allcock's Piasters have
been usid by my family with the beslvtrect Iu
colds, coughs and pain In the side and back.
K. II. HHKKWOOn.
ll sure te ebtalu " Allcock's " Pereus l'lailer,
ns nil ethers are worthless Imitations.
PILES I PILES 1 1 PILES 1 1 1
Sure cure for Blind, Ulccdingund Itching Plies.
One box has cured the -worst cases or an years'
standing, tle one need stirrer It vu minutes alter
using William's Indian Pile Ointment. It ab
serb tumors, aunyg ncblng, nets as poultice.
K1VC8 lupiein iviivi.
Itching
brdrui:
UM 1...
T,-1 " (i)
BKOWN'S IIOUSKIIOLI) PANACEA.
Is the mpsterlectlve Pain Destroyer In the weild.
Will most surely quicken the bleed whether
taken Internally or applied externally, nnd
thereby mero certainly KELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any ether pain
alleviator, and It Is warranted deuble the
strength of any similar preparation.
It cures naln In the Slue, Back or Bowels, Sere
Threat, ItheumatlBin, Toothache nnd ALL
ACIIKR, and Is The Oreat Believer of Pain.
" BUOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA " should
be In every rauiliy. A teaspoeuiul et the Pa
In a. tnmfilcr of bt urnti t IhwpnijHMM
fnrre(MJSSjapaivanfaHKiiiu, 11 prv-
u'u eeatuue, will lsut-Aii. ui'A
a a bottle.
m31-lydM,W,8w
tumors, nunys Itching, acts as peulllce.
Instant relief, l'rciwied only for Piles,
g of the private parts, nothing else. Sold
LEGAL KOT1CF.S.
TMSTATE OF LOUIHA KISliHY,
Jii of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of ad-
LA'PK
niliilulnitliin mi ftiilil fMLutti luLvlnir btMSli irnititt'd
te the underxlgued, all persons Indebted thereto
nre requested te make Immediate payment, and
thesu having clalmi or dcmandi against the
same, will present them without delay for set-
of Lancaster.
JOHN K1SLKY,
Aduilulstmter.
11. Fhask Ksiilemaji, Att'y.
feblo-OtdTnenw
E STATU OF HKRNAKD MULIIATTAN,
late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
tcMtamentary en Bald csUitehnvIngbcen granted
te ine iiuuersigueu, oil pcrseiiHiiiuuuicu iiicruui
are requested te inake linmcdiate payment, and
theso Having claims or acmauns against tnu
same, will present thorn without delay for set'
Moment te the undersigned, residing en East
Orange street, Lancaster city. Pa.
Fit ANCIS MtCLAlN, Executer.
PuiLir I). Baker, Attorney. fcbi7-UdTueuw
THE BEST 5e HAVANA OIGATt IN
theClty.nt
HAUTMAN'S YELLOW FHONT CIGAR
BTOUE.
PENNA. OIGAltS FROM J1.Q0 FElt
Hundred up, at
HAUTMAN'S YELLOW FltONT CIUAK
STOUK.
s
AINT-RAPHAEIj yine.
INFORMATION.
'
COTTON GOODS AKE TjpWKK IN PRICE Tlf Mi EVEtt BKreilll
EH have new In store full linen of nil the bee.
. m f fJ:
Muslins, Sheetings arid iTibkiri
LiNirieftri
iGswzz'rs: ' ) . ?. i
,-4 v 7JS! JiMi)
KHjdfflSiil itjf
mUm
Ant
WHICH THEY WILL HELL AT ABOUT MANUFAl ntKHHS' PKICKS
Pride or tne West, Wamautta, WilllamavlUe, ' '
Dwlght Ancher, rruit of Leem, Hill, -
Semper Idem, Appleton A.,
Adriatic, Honest Widtfc Pippttil, i
And etherbest makes of Bleached niidViitilradicd MUHLtNS, Ti , MOHAWK 'vAtSj nm
lONuiidPEPPEUlLL.' , v.SJJ ,W
enttMIMb ANU MILLUV UAbN5,
ALL WIDTHS,!), 51, e-l, M, 111. 11
,,'
The Salnt-Itaphael Wine has sidellcleus flaveur
and Is diunlc in tlie
pal cities et llussia,
Germany,
Brlteln, ii
iirineiiiai ciiiva ui uuuw.
North and Seuth America, Ureat
udla.andsoen. The quantity exnprted
11 jr uiiu
niiniiallv Is sutHclent nroef of its slnblllty
Btavmir nowers. while for the real coiinefssoiir
thore Is no wlue that can be. considered Its
"'to'TheSalht-Baphacl Wlne Company, Valence,
PeiMrtment of the Droine (France.
H. E. 8LAYMAKER,
fpj-tra ' NP. 3D BAST KINO STREET.
'. n via UDinilVTn MVnlllTNR
VT Tbreat English Kemedy. An unfailing
ItCUUKM nil Dlflcesc of the Kidneys, Liver,
Bladder and Urinary Organs : Droisy,
limvcl, lllnhctss, llrlght's Disease,
Nervous Diseases, Excesses,
Female .Weaknesses,
Jaundice, Sour Stomach,
DysiH-iisIn, Constipation, Piles,
l'alus In the Hack. Leins and Side, Heton-
Hen or Non-Uctcntlen of Urine.
f 1.25 at nncoeisTS.
&TTAKE SO OT 11 Ell.
hend for Illuslralcd Pamphlet' of Solid Testi
monials of Absolule Cuies.
HUNT'S RBM13DY CO.,
(D
Providence, U. L
rVJlltlTVUE.
AIrEil A. HEINITSH.
w
NO. 28.
cure for Impeteney and all Diseases tuat fellow
lAMOIMBiPOI
the Hack, IMn
Airci. nnd mam
NO. 28.
Special for Spring, 1885.
MY STOCK OF
FURNITURE
Fer tlie Spring Trade,
IB KQUAL TO ANY IN THE CITY, AND AT
PKICES THAT CANNOT UK UNDKUSOLD.
ALL GOODS UUAUANTEED.
WAITER A. HEINITSH,
Ne. 28 East King Street.
LANCASTEIt, PA.
,OUil TOILET QUILTS at wry Lew Pilccs. JIAItSKILLKS tiUlL'
che-Hcd dlicit from the importers, at l..vi, S1.73, ii, tU
t,
WH-4
if.
In all finalities and sixes, pa
w,i, ei.au, , i
l
'P
n
erm&n Dies and Danmk T&blt Linens,.Bleach(d Damask Table Linens,
Damask Cleth, with Nankins te match. Nankins. Towels and Tei
, .., , a, p.
Linen Bheeimga and Pillow Casings, and a fall line t White, 8erkt tad Orajr Maaketi
AND OTHER DESCUIPTION8 OF 0001)3 811 'ABLE FOR i
.".
-,
'Uffl "
Heusefurnish ng.
49-As this Is the season for the pun laun of Cotten, Linen a
l(u nu Inspection of the nbee, all of which will boseldutvei) iw prices.
4"-
il HeusefiirnUhlBg Geed,
.'4,
i
HAGER & BROTMERfl Jj
Ne. 25 West King Street,
T0Wr:K3 & 11U1VST.
Lancaster.iPal
..Al... . ' ....It
BOWERS & HURST,
aft 1
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN
r
! 4
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rf
STREET, LANOASTERJ PAI
j e oiese uut dv lviarcri h..
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$
4.u r r.'.- ci.nb
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We w III muke Prices VEKY LOW. Our Stock W?
PEUSONS IN WANT OF
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B.
R MAltTIN,
WHOLESALE AND BETAU.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber and Ceal.
aa-VARii: Ne. 420 North Water and Prlnce
streets, above I-cmen. Lancaster, n3-lvd
TJAU1MOAKDNERS & JEFFEU1ES,
COAL DEALERS.
Offices: Ne. lit North Queen street, nnd Ne.
IM North Prince street.
Yarus: North Prlnce street, near Heading
Depot.
' LANCASTEIt, PA.
nugli-Ud
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OAU
M. V.' B. COHO,
SW NOltTII WATEIt STItEET, Lancaster, Pa.,
WHOLESALE AND ItKTAll. DEALKR IN
LUMBER AND COAL.
COHKXCTlOX -WITH TI! TKLSrilOKIO EXCUAHOK.
Yamj Alie Office : Se. 330 NOltTII WATEIt
STItEET. febiMvd
C.J
BWAKU &. CO.,
COL.
UlT": JJ?:rM,l,ir3S2K3 ilarshalt streets.
lleth Yard and Ottlce connected with the Tele
phone Exclmncn
WKINI)I,1.; WOOD A 8PECIALTY.-
ectlWmdJtaFU
ULASBWAJtE.
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wars
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HOU8KKEEPEHSLOOKT(jrjllJrIWUIr.,
White Granite and Decorated
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Our wares ure carefully selected.
Ne Goods mlsrepiesented.
We exchnngu uny articles net satisfactory.
High & Martin,
NO. 16 EAST KINO STREET, '
LANCASTEIt, PA.
Sheeting and Shirting Muslins, Table Linens,
Tickings, Bed Checks, Calicoes, J , -y
Counterpanes, Quilts, Comforts, Blankets,
Cottenades, Hosiery, Gloves,
f"!n-rcinfa TTnmtinMrr WHrrivirra nMrl Tnaat.Hrirra .
IVII.I. Ilfl WF.I.l.TdlllVK UK A IMI.I, lltrVClltM I'ltHfllTAMI Vfl.
ri
BOWERS & HURSr
Nes.26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pafl
pHIEAI 8T011E. ,4. "'w
W DEOEPTIOMOTICE TO THE PTIBna
Ml
Our Buyer, always onthe alert for Bargains from Flree or anywhere ael
was in Philadelphia this week, and after a thoreuirh and aad dilbrent oeao'l
and inquiry, can assure the public, that with the exception of a 'FeV,PUiv
of CHEAP CARPETS, damaged by water at Lippincott. Sen & Ge's Auottel
Store, there were no ether kinds of Dry Goods damaged by the laturM&l
Philadelphia. We Bought a Let of BED CHECKS. DAMAGED, ON SMS
BOARD BY-WATER, and a Few Pieces or the Damaged STAmOARPIlilJ
wuicn we Dner ut xmrgain xtices,
-AT-
letzgjer &Hauguma,u's,Chpftjpi
43 WntT KING ST., LANCASTER; A
S
a- ll!tic Mt"19 Coeiicr llouse and Serrel Herse Hetel.
UlRK'S t'"1 "
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CARPETS ! CARPETS !
KEOPEMNG OF
SHIRK'S CARPET JHAE1
W nre new mciurcd te hIiew the inidn thu Laiveat and lU'ht Selected Linn of Car
itv. wiire.Ns. vELVh'is. ai tliu Tradliu: Makes or heiiy aniitai i
ItltUS.SKLS.THItKE-PLY, All-Weel nnd Cotten Chain KA.T11A BUPKK9, and aM ViuuttUel
AHKand VKNETIAN CAlll'KTS. II AU Wld C11A1.N. OAKl'lj't'S
hllillcd In this c
IllfllbUVI c rrtl
GUAlk CAKPKT8, HAM
own inanufncturen speciality. Hpeclal Attention paid te the Manufaoture of CUSTOM (LI
Aisuaruii i.inoei eiiiUiuiii, iiuuD, ninuun niiAur.9, t,uvfiaijr.is,
.Ac,,'
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-C1QUITABLE LIFE 1NSUKANOK COM
JCJ PANV.
Assets,
854,000,000.
Surplus,
$12,000,000.
Indisputable Creditors' Assurance fyuilable Lire
Insurance Company.
The only lluslncss Mnn's Pnlley written, pay.
able In 10, 1.1 or 3) years, uud non-ferfeitablo after
3 years. The Barest ln estmcut and best paying
ene.
JJQUITAP.LK HOES THK LAUOEST INSUKi
BUUANCK UUB1NE88 IN THE WOHLP,
W. J. MADDEN,
OLD POSTOFFICK BUILDING,
N W, or. Weit Klntt Bt. nnd Centre Sauare.
,rv. ciiivenuii utssiiuae. rain in
iitmnaa t vision, l'rtuuuture Old
Age, and many ether diseases, that lend te in.
sanity or Consumption andn Premature Grave.
Full partleulBi-s in our pamphlet, which we de de
slre te send Iree by mail Ui everyone. This Hpo Hpe Hpo
cllle jnedlelne U sold by all druggUts ut jier
paokge.erUpaokttofor s, or will be sent
free by Swn receipt of the money, by ad
dreMl.tlj?t5?fi..iKf ut8aI. Ment
NOS.1JI and 1W North Queen street,- Lancaster,
Pa.
On account et counterfeits, we tare adopted
the Yallew Wrapper t lift only enl no.
XWllA.I''fV",-
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O0TE1H MAKING
OABIN8T PHOTOGRAPHS
AT 3.Ce A DOXXH,
AY n), let) nuniu tjuAcin diaedi.
1...1NM Tjmraialjir. lik
JUIIIbllt
Lancaster, la.
TUB COIiD AIH OF WINTER CAUSES
ebupped bauds, lips and faces.
CREAM OF ROSES
WlLLnALWAiB CUUE THEM, ONLY 10c, AT
, COCHRAN'S DRUG STORH,
NO.. Vn AND MHOKTI QUEEN 8TUEET,
?a?ffi&fe
fc jjiff c
jwvaway
...H
MZi-f???-i .j.iv '.l'sm
The Koafien is new at nandTrreflirnMikhMP
Household with articles of use and necessity a-w"fe'cMiifikiirs
TXTVinv. Itnninn enltrl afai-liner RIIttet. fVinra WBatfatfaJirart
thought of ita behig abie te be used for ge aeratiens ; net baly u!
new. but by your people that fellow after you. v
Our stock of plated Goods is very com plete and we, keep 01
the very best makes, in all the differe.pe grades. Knive, Fer1
Spoons, ac. are cneaper new tnan tney ua e ever eeen, ew.is
the tune te buy, beiore tne spring traae mi sea prices go u ag;
. But veu cannot tell en paper what can' e much better, fce u:
steed by calling and seeing for yourself, aw consequently being &
vinced 1 Hf
H. Z. RHQADS,
.. .'.. ... t&
. M.ajaft. .m.i m t .'- i
rne. wnvMng
, except 3atwUya
LANCASTEIt, PA, ,
0- Stere closes at 6:30 o'cleok. p. m
hooks.
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BABIES
AGRICULTaRAL
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FOR 1885.
Will be sent Postpaid en Remittance of JMffti
.address,
Sixty Cents for Twelve Copies.
JOHN BAER'S!SONS,
NOS. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STFElTfLAMOJ
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Cents for
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STOCKS.
TOOOlCwiHTE & CO.,
M BANKERS.
PltlMK RAILWAY SECUP.IT1E8 ALWAYS ON
I1ANII FOK INVESTMENT.
Mlnneapella Heal Estate V per rent, bends for
sole nt 101 and Interest, Proprietors of "Peer's
torrenpenuenco invitca.
Manual of Itallwaya."
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