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A GHOST STORY.
ti.
tcONTlNUlSD.
My bewilderment at that moment almost
deprived me or utterance. I knew of no rall rall
vvay'er' ether incuiirf by which she could have
come. I liad certainly lefl nor In a Londen
train and, had seen It start, and the only con cen con
celvable way In which nlie could have conie
was by Reltii te Peterborough and then re
turning by ii branch te A, u circuit of about
ninety mile. As Boen iw my mirprlie ena
bled me te speak, I Bnld I ivJdtctl 1 had ceme
by the snme con oyanee at herself.
Thntvvei.ltl imetiucii rather dllllcult,"
she rejoined.
Al this moment the sen an t c.ime with the
lamps mid Informed me that Ins liia'ter had
Just arrived mid wuiild be down In a few
minutes.
The lady tool tip a book containing seme
cngravlngis and haiiiK singled out one, (a
portrait of uuly A , tasked me te leek at
itwellntid tclllier whether I thought it llke
her.
I was engaged trying te get up an opinion
when Mr. and Mrs. Klrklicck entered, and.
shaking him heartily by thelmnd, apologized
Ter net being at home te reeclvotne ; the gen
tleman ended by requesting me te take Mrs.
ICIrkbeik in te dinner.
The lady of the honsehaviugltakcn my arm,
we marched en. 1 certainly hesitated a
moment te allow Mr. Kirbeck te pass enllrst
wltb the mysterious lady in black, but Mrs.
Klrkbeck net seeming te undei stand It, we
jmsm.m.1 en at once. The dinner irty consist
ing of us four only, w e foil Inte our rospectlve
places at the table without dltllcultv, the
mistress and master of the house at the lop
and bottom, the lady In black and myself en
each side. The dinner lnissed much as is
usual en such occasions. I having te play
the guest, directed my conversation prin
cipally, if net exclusively, te my host and
hostess, and I cannot call te mind that I or
any one clfoenco addressed the lady opposite.
Seeing this, and l cincmbcrlng something that
looked llke a flight want of attention te her
en coming into the dining-room, 1 at ence
concluded that she was the governess. I
observed, however, that she m.ule an excel
lent dinner ; she seemed te appicciatobeth
the beef and the Uut, as well as a glass of
claret ufterv.nrds; probably she had had no
luncheon or the Journey had given her an
appctlte.
The diuner ended, the ladies retired, and
after the usual pert Mr. Klrkbeck and I
Jellied them in the thawing room. By this
time, hem c or, a much larger party had as
sembled. Urethers and sisters-in-law had
ceme in from their residences in the neigh
liorheod, and hevcral children, with Miss
Hnrdwlck, their governess, were also intro
duced te me. I haw at otice that my sup
position as te the lady In black being the gov
erness was incorrect- After passing the tune
necessarily occupied hi complimenting tiie
children and haying something te the dinor diner
iit p'crseus te whom I was Introduced, I
leund myself nmiln engaged in conversation
with the lady el the railway carriage, and as
the topic of the evenlng had referred princi
pally te portrait-painting, she continued the
subject :
"De you think you could paint my por
trait?" the lady Inquiied.
"Yes. 1 think 1 could, in had the oppor
tunity." " 'ev, leek at my lace well ; de you
think you should iccollect iny features 7"
"Yes, I am suie I should never forget
your features."
" Ofceurf-c I might have excctud jeu te
say that ; but de you think you could de me
irem recollection?"
"Well, if it be necessaiy, I will try; but
can't you glve me any sittings ?"
'Se, quite impossible j it could net be. It
Is said that the print I showed te you befoie
dinner is llke me; de you think se?"
".Net much," J replied; "it has net your
expression. 11 you cm kIve me only one
sitting, it would be belter than none."
' Ne; I don't see hew it could be."
The evening Ijcing by this time pietty lar
advanced and the chamber candles being
brought in, en the plea or being rather tired.
bIie shook me heaitlly by the hand and
wished me geed-night. My mysterious ac
quaintance caused me no small pendcilng
during the night. Iliad nover bceu intro
duced te her, 1 had net seen her siicak te
nnyone during the entire evenlng net even
te wish them geed-night hew she get across
the country was an inoxpllcable mystery.
Then, why did she w Inh me te point her from
meuieij-, and vvhv could she net glve me
even ene sitting? Finding the dllllcuities
of a solution te these questions rather In
creased upon me. I lnade up my mind te
defer further coniiclciatieuol them till break
fast time, when 1 supmsed the matter would
rcceive seme elucidation.
The breakfast new came, but with it no
lady in black. Tiie breaklastever, we went
te church, came home te luncheon, and se en
through the day, but btill no lady, neither
uny refcrence te her. T then concluded that
she must be seme relative who had geno
away early In the morning te visit another
member or the lamily living close by. I w as
much puzlcd, however, by no reference
whatever being nude te her, aud linding no
opportunity of leading any turt or my con
versation with the family towards the sub
ject, I w out te lied the second ulght inoie
nuzlud than ev er. On the bcrvaut coining
in in the morning I ventured te ask him the
nauie of the lady who dined at the table en
the Saturday evening, te which he answored:
"A lady, sir? Ne lady, only Sirs. Klrk
beck, sir'
"Yes, the lady thatboteppositome, dressed
in black?"
"Perhaps Miss Uardwick, the governess,
sir?"
"Ne, net Miss Uardwick; she cainodewn
afterwards."
" Ne ludv as I see, sir."
"Oh, dear me, yes; the lady dicssed in
black that w as in the drawing-room when 1
arrlv eil, before Mr. Klrkbeck camoheuio?"
The man looked at me with surprise as if
he doubled my sanity, and only answered,
" I never bee any lady, sir," and then lelt
The mystery new appealed mero impene
trable than ever. I thought it ever In every
possible asicct, but could ceme te no a n n
clusieu upon it. Urcastfast wits early that
morning, in order te allow of my catching
the morning train te Londen. The same
r.iiisnnlKesliL'htIv hurried us and allowed
no time for conversation beyond that having
direct leroieuce tothe business that brought
me there ; se, arterarraiiging te i etui n te paint
the poi traits en that day thiee weeks, 1 made
my adieus and took my dcpurlure for town.
It is only necessary ler me te refer te my
second visit te the house in order te state
that I was assured most positively, 'both by
Mr. and Mi-UCirkbeck, that no teurth person
dined at the table en the Saturday evening in
question. Their recollection was clear en the
question, as they had dobated wholher they
should as Miss Uardwick, the governess, te
take the vacant seat, but had decided net te
de be ; neither could they iccall te mind any
Hiich iereii as 1 described in the whele cir cir
cle et their acquaintance.
Some weeks passed. It was clese upon
Chriftmas. qiie light of n short winter day
vv.isdn.vv lug tea close, and wasseated at iny
table writing lettorafer the evening pest.
My back was toward tiie folding-doers lead
inir into the room in which my v isiters usu
ally walted. I had been outraged seme mm mm
utes in writing when, without hearing or
seeing anything, I became aware that a ikh ikh
sen had ceme through the folding-doers, and
was standing lieside me. I turned and beheld
the lady of the railway curlage, I hiippose
that my manner Indicated that I was soino seino soine
w hat startled, as the lady, after the usual
salutation, said: "Parden me for disturbing
you. Yen did net hear me come In."
Her manner, though It was mero quiet and
bubducd than I had known It bct'eie, was
Hardly te be teiiiu.il graven, still less sorrow
ful. There was a change, but it was that
kind or chance only which may often be
ebserved from the frank impulsiveness of an
intnlllirnnt. vimiii? laclv te the compesuro aud
soir-iessossion of that sumo young lady w hen
she is either betrothed or has rocoiitly.bo recoiitly.bo roceiitly.bo
coino a matron. She asked me if I hauuiade
an attempt at n likcness of her. 1 was
obliged te confess that I had net. She re
gretted it much, as bhe wislied ene ler her
lather, bhe had brought an engraving (u
poi trait of LadyM. A.) with her that she
thought would assist me. It was llke the
me she had asked my opinion upon at the
heuse in l.lncelnshlie. It had always been
considered very like her, and she would
leave it with me. Then (putting her hand
Impressively en my arm) she added : "She
really w euld bamest thankful and grateful te
me if I would de it" and in recollect rightly
bhe adiled "as much deponded en it." Seo See
tug she was se much In earnest I took up my
sketch-book, and by the dim light that was
still remaining, Ijcgau te inakeu rapid pencil
sketch or her. On observing my delug
wi however. Instead or civiuu me what
assistance bhe was able bhe turned away,
tinder the pretense or loeMng at the pictures
around the room, occa.sleu.dly passing from
' ene te another 90 as te enable me te catch a
momentary gllmirte f her features. In till
manner I made two hiinledbut rather ex
pressive sketchea or her, which, being all
that the declining light would allow roc te de,
I shut my book uiuf she prepared te leave,
i This time, histead or the usual ' Geed morn
' lug1 hIie vvlshed me tin impreselvcly pro
nounced ' Geed-by,' firmly holding rather
than Blinking my hand While she mid It, 1 ac
companied her te the deer, outside et whtcb.
she scented rather te fade Inte the darkness
than te paw through it. But I reterrcd this
lmprosslen te my own fancy.
I immediately inquiied of the servant why
she had net announced the visitor te me.
She stated that she was net aware there had
been one, and that any ene who had entered
must have doneeo when she had left the
stroet deer open about hair an hour previ
ously, while she went across the read for a
moment.
Te be continued.
HACK AGAIN I
The chill snows lingered, the spring was late,
It Bcumctl n weariful while te wait
Fer warmth, ami Imgrance, nnd song, and flew-
crm
Aud balmy airs and delicious Mievrer.
Jlnt we bided inirtliue, and with pntlpiit rye
We watched the slew relenting skies,
Till allaxlone Apill mernliiB ve woke -Te
And we were rice or the n tutor's yoke,
Andaman of wines tlireiiRh the nuhlnj rnlu
Told us the birds were lmck again.
A Joyous tumult we hcaid aloft
Clcnr, ilppllng iniilc! mid lltitlcrlnjes soil.
eelh;ht of hcaitaud se light of wing,
All hope of summer, delight of spring,
They seeiuedjle utlcr with voices sweet,
Upberne en their airy pinions Meet.
Dainty, delicate, lovely things I
Would that my thoughts, like yen, had wings
Te match your grace, yeul chaim, your cheer,
Your flue, melodious atmosphere t
Precious nnd bWiiillful girts or Oed,
Scatlci ed through hcav en and earth nbi end 1
Who, ungrateful, would doyeuvroii,r,
Cheek yeul night ami jour golden song?
O friendly splills! O sweet, sweet blids!
Would I could put my welcome In wetd
Fit for such singers as you te hear,
Sky-born mlustieUaiid poets dear!
Ctlht Tliiutir, in . A'trmlnt for April.
at'VVlAT, XOT1VES.
Hebeid thoceiniiicriirof nil kidney, liver, nnd
urinary dUeases Hunt's "limcdy. uru cuic.
bpecdv cure te all diseases of the kldnejs or
urinary' organs by tiding Hunt's Itemcdy.
What an appetite 11 ghesi hew restful It
muktii my sleep, by using Ilnut's Itemcdy.
in2l lwdeedAw
Tlieuaiids Hastened teTlirlr (Iraves.
lly telylng en testimonials wilttcn In vivid
glowing language of some mlincuteus cures
made by buuie largely paffed updectui or patent
mcdfclne has hastened thousands In their
graves; the leaders having almost lusaiiu fnltli
that the same miracle w 111 be peireiuicd en thorn
that these testimonial mention, whllu the so se
called mcdletncs Is all the ttiuu lUHtcnlng them
te their giave. Although we have
TlifiiiMtnds Upen Ttiiiiisauds tt I
Of testimonials of the most wonderful cuies,
voluntarily sent us, we de net publish them, as
they de net makolhe uutt. It Is 0111 medicine.
Hep Hitters, tlmt inike tbn cures. It ha-never
failed and never can. Wewillgive leleroueute
any enefurany illspinn slmllur te their owiitfe
desired, or will lefer Ilium te any uelghher, nsj
there Is nnta neigiiiioiiieou in inuKiienn weiui
lint can fheiv Its chips by Hep Itilti i.
A lmlnir Jehu. ,
"A prominent physician or rittslmrg said teV
a lady patient wheasi1uiplalnlng of Jtereen-i
tinned Ill-health, nnd of his ltmlilllly tocuie her, I
Jokingly saldi 'Try Hep Illtteis!' The Indy
took It In earnest and used the lllttetn, from'
which bhe obtained permanent health. She new
laughed at the doctet for hi J0U0. but he is net
se will pleaded with It, as It cost .hhnagoed
patient.
Keisef Iloiters.
Tlicfcenf dnc lets at $3.(iOn vllt would tax a
man fera jear, and in need of a dally visit, eter
$l,nui)a j car for medical attiudaueu alone' And
one single lroltle jI Hep hitters taken In lime
would save the 1, aud all the juu'sslekiii-ss.
Gltell Ui l the Hocteln,
"Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey Is up and at
w erk, and cured by se simple a remedy V
"I assure you It Is true that he Is inttiely
cured, and with nothing but Hep Hitters, anil
only ten days nge his uoctew gave him up and
euld he must die, fiem Kidney mid Liver
tieuble !"
a-Nenu genulue without a bunch et green
Heps en the whllu label, bhun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with " Hep " or " Heps" In their
name. nr,K-!mTulTh,b&w
" HOUGH ON COUGHS."
Ask for " Heugh en Coughs," fei Coughs,
Colds, fcore Tin eat, Heaicuets. Tiethcs, l5e
Llriuld.me. (4)
lleset On All bides
Hy luahula, hew shall w 0 escape the diead Infec
tion T Is thu question which the duiilicns of
fever und ague dlstilets ask theuibclvcs. The
ansner comes lrein leriuer siilferers who for
yeais have escaped the visitations of the peri
odic sceuragc, thieugh thu pietectlug lulluciiee
of Husti'tler'B bleiuach llltlers. bun the neces
sity for for using preventive measures urises,
use this means of prevention at eucu. It regu
lates thu liver, facilitates digestion, and liber
ates impuilllcs f loin the system, when such ex
ist, by promoting healthful action of the bowels
aud kidneys. Ail rally. In all regions wheie
miasmatlu vapors breed dleeaie, it Is absolutely
necessary te be protected w Ith u safcguaid, and
this Is true, though a sojourn In such localities
lg destined te be bilef Ne 0110 can afford te
bieatheiiialaila for unbolt time. The Hitlers is
a sovereign speilllc for 1 lieu mutism, debility and
nervousness. Keep II en hand. iiiurl9-!M
CeLHF,'a Liquid lleef Tonic III c me llollgc llellgc llollgc
tlen, and iicriiutunte bodily visor. Take no
ether. Of drugKlel. m3 lVYdcuilAvv
CATAKIUI OP THK HLADDKK.
StlnalnB, lnltntlen, liiflainuiatleii, all Kidney
and Uilniiry Ceiuiilalntu, cuicd by " Duchu
l'alba." II. ()
llrcrtliluK U.
On every hand home evidencus that winter
IsbivaKlutr iii, and will bcieii have te yield te
the udvantiUK Hliu. It ' a most luiinitant
ijucstleii nmeuiisl fiicutlllc uicn what cuuhea
thOKCiicrel Iccllnj? of debility und lassitude no
liicvalcntlii this legion. Whllu noine lcgaul It
iu. the icultorienllucincutaiid Inaction, ethcis
mipiimu It te be caiiHi'd by the decay of v ccla
bleu and nutnial debits which hau accuuiulatcd
during the winter. What Is CKicrIidly needed
at thlH time, hew ev er, Is bumi'thlng te ev ci ceme
thet.0 lnllucnccrt. It In tee Inte In talk about the
caiiDCi t vtliat Is lliecaiiKuT Thousands of per
sons nil ever the country vvlie havu kIvcii Kid.
ney-Weit a fulthful tilal aie icaily te testify that
no ether icincdy Is ceual te It for clcaii9liiK thu
syktcm, pinll)lli? the bleed, lcKUlatiug the
bow els, and cm hit; all kidney and lit er diseases.
It Is In fact the klnu of all spilncc medicines
' " HOUUIION TAIN" TLAfjTKlt.
ToieiisaiidstlciiBlhenliiij, liupieved, the best
for backache, palus lu chest and tide, thciiiiia.
Usui, netiniliila. ie. Diut'ijUteriuall. (4)
lOUNO MKN I-UKAD THIS.
Tub Voltaic Belt Ce.,of JIarsliall, Mich., Hirer
tosendthrlr celebnited ELECTno-VeLTAio Uelt
and ether KLKOTiiioArrLiAKctiien trial ler tlility
day, te uicn (old or v eung) afflicted vv 1th ncrv eus
debility, less of vitality and tnnnhoed, and all
kindred troubles. AI90 for theuiuntlsiu, neural
Kin, iiaralyBls, and many ether kludtcd diseases.
Complete restoration le health, vigor and man
hood Kuarantced. Ne rUk is Inclined aa thirty
days iilal Is allowed. Write them nt once for
Illustrated ;aiuiihletfiet. dcciu-lydAw
lli.iv liiv tluii.lL liiirts !
Then why don't you
usu Hale's Heney of Hoicheuiid and Tar.
nun
Toethaulio Dieps cuixi lu ene liiluule.
uil-lvdced,tv
AN AN8WK1IS WANTED,
Can any ene bi Inn us a case of Kidney or Liver
Complaint that Klettile Ulttcrs will net speedily
euro t We say they can net, as thousands of
cases alieady lieniiancntly cured and who are
datlv vecemiuuiidlnir Llecli le Hitters, w 111 prove,
lliight's disease, Dlubetcs, Weak ll.iek, or any
urinary complaint quickly cuied. They nuilfy
the bleed, lcuulate the bowels and act directly
en the diseased pints. Every bottleiiuaranlccd.
forsHiuaieuc-iv eciiiiu uy u. j. .iivih
Fer s'lle at 50e. a bottle by II
11. 11. Cochran, drug.
?;lst, .NO
Or, Ta.
;lsl, no. 1J7 una ixi .miuu ij
uceu btteet, l.aiicuu-
t-1
DK. WILLIAM'S INDIAN TILE OINTMENT.
L. (1. McCitlluiu, conductor en the 11. VV. It.
K., bprlngileld, e.. Aug. se, lttei mysl " 1 have
been a great sufferer v lib. I lie piles. 1 used nu
merous remedies and employed many physic
ians, but te nojiurpese. A filend leceuimeiidcd
Dr. William's Indian Tile Ointincnt, which 1 am
grateful te say has cured ine." Sold by II. ll,
Cochran. 137 and IW Net tli Queen sti ect, (3)
THE 1101'j: Ol" THU NATION,
Children flew lu devoleniiient.iuiny, belli;
and delicate, usu " Well's lltulth llciicwer,"
bcravv uy
t
A I.AWVKIH3 OPINION OK 1NTH11KST tO
jI.L.
.i a 'Ciiu iiiiv. itiui.. iiIeudiuiattoinevef Win-
una. ill ii n.. wiltcsi ."After using It terinpruJ
than three yearx, I taice uit'iu oieaiure in lining
that 1 resraivl -r. Klna'sTfey UUepyer' ler Cen.
sumptien. ni the bouiemcdy In the iroildfer
CeugUs and Celd. It has never tailed te euro,
the tnefct severe colds I liave had, cud lnv erltbly
relieves the pain In the cheit."
TruU bottles of IW Btire cur for all Threat
und Lune Disease may be had Free ut Cochran's
Drug Stoic. Nes. 137 aud 13U North Quceu street,
LJUieastvr, I'a. Large Ue,.1.0D. (1J
' PNMTJMONIA.'"
AVh.V Net Call It by Its Biglit Name?
(New1 Yerk Telegram.)
Many a strong well built man leaves home to
day, before night he will havi chill, and In a
low hours he will be dead I This U the way the
dreaded pneumonia takes people off. The list
ofnetabloincn who arc Its vietfins Is appalling I
Dr. Dnmresch, the famous musician, Is Belted
by a chill whlle conducting rchearnl ; next day
his physicians lellns he Is (0I1117 utll. Next day
he fs dead I . ....
Thertcv. J. E. Latimer, D.D., S. T. T,( denn of
Bosten university theological school, preaches
eloquently ene morning, has a slight chilliness
thereafter, reels unwell for n few days and un
expectedly dies 1 A gentleman In Albany gees
te his physician ene morning stating that he
feels strangely uncomfortable, Is examined, ad
vised at ence te settle tip his affairs, docs se and
dies before night I
Ercryone dreads Hits prevalent disorder. Its
coming Is sudden, Us tei initiation usually
speedy.
What causes this tenlhle scout go 1
It Is nit" In the air" lntcctleus or conta
gions. It results ftem exposure, changes of
w eal her, pievalls mero among men than women,
mera among Ihenpparcutly healthy than among
the feeble.
rneumenl". we arc told, Is Invited by a certain
condition of the system, Indicated If une lmsnc
casleual ihllls and Tet crs, a tendency te colds In
thothieatnud lungs, rheumatic and neuralgic
pains, extreme tired feelings, short breath and
Iileurltlc Btltchcs In the side, less of appetite,
inckachc, nervous tiniest, scalding sensations,
or scant and dlsceIOicd fluids, heait Muttering',
sour steiuaeh. distrusted leek, puffy eye sacs,
het and dry skin, less or sticngth and virility,
Thete Indications may nut appear together,
they may come, disappear and icappear ter
years, thopen,en nettcnllxlng that they ere na
ture's warnings of a coming calamity.
In othcrweida.lf pneumonia does net claim
as a victim the petsens having such symptom,
seme less pieuuunced but mero ratal malady
certalnly will.
A celebrated Xew "Verk physician told the
lYibime, a year age, that pneumonia was n
secondary dismdcr, the exposure and told being
simply the agent which develops the disease,
already deitnant In the system, because the kid
tic) shave been but partially delug their duty.
In short, pneumonia Is but mi early Indication
of a brlght's diseased condition. This Impilrcd
action may exist ler jcars without the patient
suspfQltng it because 110 pain will be felt In the
kidneys in thilr vicinity underien II can bodo bedo bode
tecteil by chemleal and iulvroceplint examina
tion. Nearly IVief the 740dealhs In New leik city
the flrst wtek In Maieh nnd In six wieks 7el
deaths wriocate-cd by pnuuiuenlat
The disease is very ebstlnale, and Ifthoac Iftheac Ifthoac
cempniiylug kidney dlseider Is very far ad
vanced, iccevcry lsnnposslble, for the kidneys
glvu out entirely, and the patient Is literally
suffocated by water.
The only safeguard against pneumonia Is te
maintain n vigorous condition of the system,
and thus pievent Its attacks, by using whatever
will radically and effectually losteiclull vitality
te thokldueys, lerlr they me net sound, pneu
monia cannot be prev unfed. Ker this purpose,
thcie Is nothing equal te Warnei's sale cure, a
lumedy known te millions, used probably by
hundreds or thousands and commended as a
stnmlaid specific wherever knimnnnd used. It
does netpielend locure an attack el pneumo
nia, but ll docs and can teinove the lauue of and
prevent that disease ir taken in Hum. Ne rea
sonable man can doubt this if he regards the pet pet
nenal experience or thoiitJiidserbononibUimen
worthy his favor.
When a physician says his patlcnlhas either
blight's dlseaaoerjinciimoula, he confesses his
Inability te etiie.and In a measure he confesses
his lcspmulblllty ended. In many lustnucns.
Indeed, persons bio reported as dying el pneu
monia, hcatl disease, uMiplexy ana 11111 vulslens,
rwbu4h9J(iid cause nt death ajid an known by
;thniivklelnn l ttifslcldiitsru.coR4iMiilleu.-
tTheusmids of lieeple have It without., Vlienlnif
ilnna twrwnet 11 iccaus inmrpnybiataiutwiii
'net tell Uicin the facta I the mtne fete await
(every pne wlj,wll net exercUe his Judgment In
such a matter nnd be true te himself, his family
and te society. ma-ltdAw
i HPMCtAh XVTMQXM.
VW -r A &- -W - -
ItTsmtilvwcn'rlfnjfr'tjndKesef nulherlty conceal
ed-umler fhelr clothing, but Or. Themas' Kt
Irrtrie Uit vicars lis badges In the form of pilot
ed labels attached te each and every bottle, se
that all may knew Its mission. It Is given full
and complete authority tu arrest all aches and
lalns, and d-as Its duty uverytlme. Knranle
y IK II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and XX) North
-Queen street, Lancaster,
r Vkv'kT.'givkui'.'' ' - ' '?'
If ou are tumbled -sllh nervous or tick head.
uche. de net giv eup veiir eusc tut Incurable until
jeu have tiled Dr. J.eslle'sccll 1'iuseilptleii.
betlic testllneutals In unethui column. ilitld
Tiie Kind We I.Ike.
Ihc medletne no miHlllkulK that whlchdecs
Its work qtilcknud well llurilvck Jlloed Hitter
Mm the iiulekcst kind el a cure fin dyspepla
nnd llvci nnd kidney affections. Fer sale by II.
II. Cochran, ill ugglst, 117 nnd III North tluecn
street, Lancaster
IIUCKLUN'S AltNIOA HALVE.
The best bid ve In the w erld for Cuts,- Uralses,"
Heles, Ulcers, bait Ithi-tim, fever bores, Tetter,
ChapiM'd Hand, Chilblains, Cerns, and all bkln
Ki upliens, nnd pesltlv ely cures 1'llw, or no pay
ren Hired. ltlSKiiaranteed te glve is-rfectsatU-
faction, or money lelunded.
Itrtr. Kfil-finte liv II. II. COeh
fiiettnn. ir lmini-v lluuded. 1 rice. !X)
I centaper
box. lorsale by II. II. Cochran, druggist, -Ne.
137 and 133 North (Jueen Btrcet Luucasier, I'a.
MMHMw 1.
Wlint Three .IpidieatleuUld.
"I was troubled verv much with sole feet.
Three apulientiens of Tlwnwt' Jtclcctrlc Oil en
tlicly cured them. Nothing better In the mar
ket." Jacob linllci. Heading, I'a. Forsaleby
II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 130 North Queen
btrcet, Laiicuster.
I.KTTKK lltO.VI A I'KVIALi: TlllSICIAN.
I'd SrceND Avcm'k. t
Nlw euk. May 1, luaJ.
My specialty Is dleeicic of women andchll
dlen. 1 llke AlxteiK'H Touevs Tlabtbiiu btcause
they aie se ipilck and cMlclcnt, and never In 1 1
Uite or mark the tenderest skin I luve found
them most useful In my practice, and they aie
certainly the best platters new made. Te Illus
trate: my son often "cars of age took a bad
Celd and coughed incessantly ; no uicdlclne
would relieve htui ; after soine twelve hours I
applied Alu.eck'8 1'onecs l'LASTLn te his threat
and upper diest. The cough ceased cntliflyln
an hour, and the next day the boy was well.
I told thcciif'O ten gentleman vihe sulTeicd lu
the same way: he, tee, wascuicd Intwcnty-feur
hours of his rough by Aixceck's I'oneus I'las
teiis. Anether patient sulteied fiem paluln the
small of thu back Allcock's Touecb Tlabtlb
wasaiiplicdut ulght, and next ineiniiig the palu
had teased. Agalu.a) eung lady suiTeilng fiem
Neuiulgiu Tains around the heait, by my advice
used Ailceck's Tobecs Tlabteus, and waa en en
tliilyciucdlulUrcedajB. linnlly.a lady came
te me with Celd Feet, whtchcenstantlyrccuned
night and day tills sometimes is a symptom of
Uteilnu Congestion I applied an Allcock's
Toueis Tlasteii te the eelu of each loot, unci hei
feet get und continued warm. She were the
Tlaslcrs evera wtek.
Thus 1 have leccutly tiled AiLtcKh'B l'eiiucs
1'i.VBTU.s, and lake great pleasuie lu bcailug
wltnc'Stutheli leiiiaiknblii curative power.
JANE M, HAICEIt, M. D.
" AHcec-k's" Is tlmeiiffemifiic Teiutis This
ter; buy noethei and veu will net bvi rheali d.
Cannes Atenlnlimvut.
"Cemplelely piestnitcd for dajs vllli Indi
gestion and fillleus tever. The effecls of two
bottles of JlurdecK Jltoed Jlttler astonished me :
visible improvement right etr," Mr. Neah
Hitcs, Elmlra, N. V. Forsale by II, II. Ceehmn,
druggist, U7 anil ! jverin iuccu sucei, i.nu
caster. OIL KKA7.IKU'BMAUI0Ol.VrMKNT.
The givatest blessing that has been dlsceveied
lu this generation. A sine cum fur Hulls, Huren,
heies. uta, Hct-h Wounds, bout Nipples, Hnid
andbefl tleius, Chapiied Lips and Hands, Tim
lili'Hiind mulches. ViluiWK).beld by Diugglsts.
Held by H.H. Ceehmn, 137 aud 1JU Neilh yueen
tieet. (1
Ciiim.
Tlcasunt, healthy gi Ins aie feen only en the
hues et healthy persons. The dyspeptic and
debilitated can smlle only iu a half-hearted way.
Tuiify the bleed, tene the stomach, and
Ltt.tiiirtln.it tlwi t latum with Hurtinck JllOOlt I fit'
tert.ii veu vilsh te laugh well and elten. ter
i.ale by ll. II. Cochran, dt ugglst, 137 nnd 1J9 Net th
Queen ttivet, Lancaster.
hi'j:vtaui.ks.
CUI'l.KJOn
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Kleld Glasses, Uareiuetuis, Tole Tele Tole
ecepesrMaglo Lanteins, Theimoiiieters. Ilmw
lug Instruments, Thllcwepbical and Chcmieal
Aiinarutus. List and Descriptions of our Tun
Catalogues bent t'ltEE en application.
queen"& CO.,
NO. Ml CHESTNUT ST. THILADELTlllA
uiai'JlydAw
s
AINT-KAl'HAI.L WINK.
INFORMATION.
The SaliiHtapUael Wluoluuudelleleus lluveur
and ta drunk In thu ptliittpal cities of ltusslu,
tieiuianv. Nuith and Ueutu Amerlta, Ureal
ltHiiiln. inill.i. iindse tin. 'IhuciiiHiititvexnerled
--".I -". ::... r " t . - .. : -:r. ...i t
a;
is Slimcieuii proei ui iissiauiiiiy uuu
tienern. whlle ler tlm real ebnuulsseur
tluyluK
them Is no wine that can be considered Its
jWThoSalnt'ltapharlWIue Company, Valence,
Department of the Drome (France. )
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
BMW
Ne. 3D K AST K1NQ STUEKT.
MttBlAf - -
)H.-II I!.. MHi-.iH
-tAi'-fuvJ-l J e'M'i--iii--i,t" fi'li--'i'" ...yi
A YE1VB CHEltnY PECTORAL.
AN OLD SOLDIER'S
EXPERIENCE.
, CAlvxkr, Texas, May 3, 188J.
" I wish te express my npptcclallen of the val
uable qualities of
Iyer's Cherry Pectoral
A8 A COUGH itKMI.Ir.
'While with Churchill artny.Just before the
buttle of Vtcksburg, I contracted a severe cold,
which temiluated In a dangerous cough. I
found no rcllel till en our ltinich we came te a
country store, Vfherc en asking for seme rem
edy, 1 was urged te try Atkr's CiiBRnr I'eoto I'eeto I'eote
kai.. " I did se, and was nvpldly cured. Since then
I have kept the Pkctebai. constantly by me, for
family iisn.and 1 have found tt te be un lnvalu
able remedy ler Threat and Lung Diseases.
J. W. WHITLKY."
Thousands or testimonials testify te the
prompt une of all Ttreuehial and L,un(j AfTcc AfTcc
tlensbythc use of Aykii's Chkhbt Pkctebal.
Ilelng very palatable, the youngest children take
llieadlty.
rnr.i'AUBO by
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Ce., Lewell, Mass.
Beld by all Druggists.
ni27 al
-rriDNEY-WOKT.
II0K8 WONDKltrUL CUKES Of
KIDNEY DISEASES
-AND-
LIVER G0MPLA1NTS.
llecausnlt aelsen Hit) Ll Villi. HOWKLSand
KIDNKYBattheUAMBTlMK.
Hcyiuse It cleanses thesystemef IhopeUonons
humern tlial develops In Kidney niidUiinary
Diseases, lllllleusness, Jaundlec, Coustlintlen,
Piles, or In Itheumatlsui, Nuralgls, Nervous Dis
orders nnd all Female Complaints.
4vhei.I1 moor erTius.-Ti
It will Huiely Cure CONSTIPATION, TILES
and HIIEUMAT1SM by causing FltKK ACTION
of nil the organs and functions thereby.
OLEANBINGr THE BLOOD.
Itesterhig the net mal power te threw off dis
ease. THOUSANDS OF CARES
Of Iho weisl feims of these tetrlble dlfases
have been ipiltkly lclleved, and In a short time
TEKKECTLYCUHED.",
Price, II. Mould or Dry. Sold by diugglsts.
Dry can be sent by mull.
WELLS, ItlCHARDRON A CO.,
Ilurllngten, VL
Bund ataiup ler Dairy Almanac of 1W.
KIDNEY-WORT.
" UHvm30"
nllOUSANDS OK OASES OK
SICK
Headache are jwrinaneiul j" "urea every yeu: (ae
the hnndred-ef tetlraen
will testify) by Un use of
iu rny roMalen
im. llie-s
Rclal Tresellptlen. This llemedy fUnds to te
day without a rival, and with ncarcfly noeuv
pctllorluthe world. Thousands, of Tbynlclsu
IhrougbeMt the country have jcktieirledgwl
their inability tocurelLand are new prescrib
ing Dr. Leslie's HpecUl Trcscrljitlen for all cases
'of 8lcli.. ' elL-jfi6, i
HEADACHE
lu clthri IU nervous, bilious orcengentlve lurui,
aiitlng fiem obstruct Ien, tongestlen or torpidity
el the liver. When I say tliat Dr. Leslie's
SPECIAL
Tiesctlptlen will cure the uiOHtebslInalecaes of
Mck Ht-acLiche, 1 mean Inst what 1 bay, and that
Is, that It net merely ltllevcs but
POSITIVELY
cures, no matter hew long the case may have
been standing. . , .
1 have testimonials from persons who have
been afflicted for twenty years, being confined
te bed two or three days at a time every two
weeks, that have been iwrmaneiitly cured by
two bottles of Dr. Leslie's Secial
PHESCHIPTION
se that they have net had an attack for ever five
If you are troubled with Sick llondaclie and
wish Kibe
CURED
be sure and gtv e this remedy a trial. Tuns, 11.0).
H. II. AltCHEIl, Saratoga Springs, N. T.
roll BALE UY DUUGGlfaTS.
dM-lvd
Ter tale only at J. It. KAUFFMAN'8 Dnig
Btera, Ne. .VI North Queen meet, Lancaster. Fer
colds, usu ltautrnian's Cough Syrup, the largest
and best for Scents.
H1
ADIIUAKTKU.S KOUTIIK
INDIAN MEDICINES,
Ka-ten-ka and Medoc
Indian Oil,
-AT
Lecher's Drug Stere,
NO. U KAST KINO bl'.. Lancaster. I'a.
MANHOOD ItHSTOHUI).
RKMKiir rniut.
A vlttluief J'outhfiilliupiudencecau-lng I'ln
nutuie Decay, Nervous Debility, LostManheod,
fte., having tiled In valu every known lemedy.
han dlneeveied a Blmple nulf-ciirc, which he will
send rUKi- 10 nis leiiewsuneiun. auuip..,
J. Mi, i.r-n v ac,
43 Chatham SU, New Yerk City
w a. IIL.t-.l'VU
10-l)eedaiyw
iftTS AXU VAl'S.
HATS 1 HATS I
LOOK AT
STAUFI'EU & CO1).,
25 Cent Window
TO-DAY,
31 &UJN, Queen 6t.
T
10 T0UACC0 UU YEHS AND l'ACKKUS.
Contract Beeks,
Receipt Beeks,
Sample Tags,
ALL STYLES nnd QUALITY of CAItUBOAUD
STRING TAGS,
Aud all kinds or lMtlNTING iibcd by Leaf Te
bacce Dealers, executed Iu tun
BEST STYLE and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Call und see our samples.
Orders by uiall
promptly uivcuuvu ve.
STEINMAN & H.ENSEL,
1NTELLI0KNCEU llulldlng,
uUd XaucwWr. I'a.
tf-. -t ' ". ? . ", .
iBli it Ijji iMinTlim iMltfii Iin.iliir.ir it, 1 1 wi -Hi". urn Wtmmm
. - . . . . .. . . .. . .
- . ."
r. ,- .i-.-rf'
Yj 'JfttW
mifyknjn its- iri-irir'rVV-iilriii,rt',it'-'rA-ri lrv vvV VJ swvyy fc
B"
0WKK8 A BURST.
BOWERS
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
WK errEll
Special Prices in Bleached and Cream Table Linens.
Having bought a Lai go Let considerably undervalue, wc shall eiler them very low.
Bargains InTOWELS, just opened.
TURKEY RED TABLE OLOTHS, all Blzes, very low.
SHEETING and SHIRTING MUSLINS, all widths and best makes
at Reduced Prices.
QUILTS, COUNTERPANES, the best for the money in the mar
ket. Elegant Qualities at $1.00, $1.25, $1.60, $1.76, $2.00 and up.
COMFORTS and BLANKETS, offered very low, te close out the
Let.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
pUKAP BTOltti.
GARPETS FROM AUGT10N.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN,
HAVK NOW Ol'KN A LAltOK AND HANDSOMK VAU1KTV Of
INGRAIN, RAG, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
I10UGHT AT AUCTION FOH CASH AND TO UK BOLD CHEAT FOI. CASH.
Carpeta at
Carpeta at
Carpste nt
Carpeta at
Carpote at
AT
Carpets at 16 ets.
Carpeta at 30 ets.
Carpets at CO cts.
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
Hetwecn the Coeiier Heme nnd Sericl Horte Hetel.
T-KXT DOOK 'IX) THK COUHT HOUSK.
.IKKSKYS.
JKItSBYH.
,1 EKHEi .
RAHNESTOCK'S.
-tJEUBEYH.
'jssfc?s;'
jr.KSEYK
.IKIIRKVR-'
.fKKSkYr,
JKKHKYH.
JKKSEYH,
JEK8BYW.
JKII.SKYB.
.IKItSKYH,
JKBSETrt.
JF.K8KY8.
JKItSKYH.
JEIISEY8.
JKHHKYfl.
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JKHSETI.
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Jersey Waists I Jersey Waists I
LAKOE AND COMI'LETB LINK OF
JERSEYS!
ALL 6IZKS 10K
LADIIX AND CIIILDItEN.
LADIES' JERSEYb; 50 CEJ4TS"UP.
11U' NO JEItSKVS TILL rai'fiKE 0UU8.
We'-
.
R. E. F AH
Next Doer te the Court Heuse.
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.?.
tlAtFlTTlMI, JtV.
tjilinn .t jihi:nj;man.
FLINN &
The Soaseu is uew at hand Ter furnlahing' and reflttiiiK Ilomee.
Nothing adds mero le the fttrnlHhing of a heuse than handsome GAB
FIXTURES. A short time age Elegant Ohandoliers were a luxury that
only the wealthy could enjoy, new the prieea are be low that FINE
GOODS are within the reach of all. In the way of Common Goods
we have quite a stock of elegant Patterns, but net the prevailing
style, for whleh we will net rofuse any reasonable effer.
PLUMBING and GAS-FITTING promptly attended te. HEATING
by Het Air or Steam. Estimates given en all kinds of work.
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
GKCAT STOVC STOKE.
Ne. 152 North Queen St..
CLOCKS, MIHIiOltS
H.
Z. KIIOAD.S.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
The season is new at hand for refurnishing and restocking the
Household with articles of use and necessity as well as ornament.
When buying solid, sterling Silver there is satisfaction in the
thought of its being able te be used for generations ; net only used
new, but by your people that fellow after you.
Our stock of plated Goods is very complete and we keep only
the very best makes, in all the dmerent grades. Knives, Ferks,
Spoons, &c, are cheaper new than they have ever been. New is ju8t
the time te buy, before the Spring trade makes prices go up again.
But you cannot tell en paper what can se much better ee under
stood by calling and seeing for yourself, and consequently being con
vinced. H. Z. RHOADS,
LANCASTEH, i'a. Ne. 4 West King Street.
(5T Stere closes at 0:30 o'clock, p.
u usxFUjtxis
HAIiU
S:
UIIIK'S OAUPET
CARPETS!
UKOI'ENING OF
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
We nre new prepared tn show the trade the
hlbltcd In tbU city. WILTONS, VKLVLT8.
Ity. WILTONS, VJSLVLTS,
11UU8SKL&. THUEE.I'LY. AILWoel and Cotten
flllAIN OAlll'KTb. DAMASK and VKNKT1AN
own manufacture ii speciality, hjieclul Attention paid tothuMnnufactiueef CUbTOM CAKl'KTa
AlaOll Ull Llue 01 OIL CLOTHS, 1(UU, WINDOW HllAUfcS, CO VtllLKTS, Ac,
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. West King and
TOIJN BAKU'S SONS.
AGRICULTURAL ILMAW-C
FOB 1885.
Will be Bent Postpaid en Itorulttance of Eight Oenta for Bingle CopleB, and
Sixty Cents for Twelve Copies. Address,
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 16 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA
JUST OPHNED A liAUOH LINE OP
Fine Toilet Soaps at Se., Ine. and 15c. Palm,
Heney. Tuiklthlteth, Oatmeal, Klder flower,
and TJTiniipareutUljeerliie, nt,.
UUULUY'S DUUGfsTOKE.
West K.ug btretjt.
IiP L
iBIBBVHU
yt fcnSuLs-v
& HURST,
THIS WEEK
12 cts.
30 cte.
P3 cp.
00 cts.
85 cts.
Carpets at 25 cts.
Carpeta at 40 cts.
Carpeta at 75 ets.
.IEIISEYS.
JKICeEYH.
JKItHF.YS.
.IhltSKYS.
JKUSEYH
JKItHKYS.
JKKAKYS.
JKK5EYH.
JEIWF.YR.
JEHHEYS.
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JKK9EYJf
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. vlKIIAKYR.
S .IKUSEYS.
JEIUJKYS.
.IKUBK.YS.
.IEKSEYS.
JEUSEYS.
.1F.KSKY8.
JhKSKYS.
JKUSK18.
JEKSKTW.
JF.USEY8.
JEH8EYS,
JERSEYS !
,im
NE STOCK,
Lancaster, Pa.
BRENEMAN
Lancaster, Pa.
A XI t 1IHUXZ1:S.
m., except Saturdays.
tuxa a v evs.
CARPETS!
Largest and Vest Selected Line of Carpets ever er,
all thu Trading Makes of 1IOUY ANU TAl'EbTllY
all thu Tradln
Chain KXTlt
AbUl'KUS, mid all iiiinlltien of IN-
UAItl'KTH. ItAli and
CHAIN CAItl'KTSef our
Water Sta., Lancaster, Pa.
teL23-2uidAw
JWOKS.
IVVVMMVV
J
REM0YAI-,
DIt.A.J.lliatU ,
'Ha removed his oitlee from seutlivTrtt wirncr
rriuce and chestnut streets, te. bin new resi
dence, southwest ceruer OiiUige aud Mulberry
stiwits. tifbarliud
'l'-ntArKtjsB K0Mt
5 - jnt
wrtiiswTl.r.te ; v,H
IMS JR., .".- tADlf&l 'll'
cars ie-re Lancaster ler MHk
h.iw hd iv.aa k. th., ana m nm.
Cars learn Mlllersville for T-
B.VS ass. met a. m. ana iw, 3.en,
TJKNNSYLVANIA HAILROA
JL ULK.
Trains leave Lancaster and leaVa
rhUadelpbta 14 follewa i i j t,i".
lnv !L
WK8TWAKD. ThlladelpliJf
Way Passenger I t.n '."':
MaQ train via Mt. Jey 7.0H J
Ne. .Mall Train via. Celuta's
Jliagnni AApivaD 1,1'IK.m. -jil
Hanover Acceui.,....,.vla. Celutn'a.tl.
Kant Line I. II:liin.an. .J",
Frederick Acceui .via. Ceium'n.
Itnncastcr Acceui via. Mt. Jey,
Harrisburg Acceui '.:11p.m.
Columbia Arcein 4 te
ItarTlsburg Kxprcs,.. mq
Western Expnisff i'.la "
VacideEipivsat.. ll.-'jn
Lenvn
KABTWAIll). ltncttster.
Aiau Kxprcsst
ThITn. Express I
Fast Ltnet
Ilarrlnburg Express..
IincaJiler Accem. nr.
CelumliiA Accem
Honsbero Express...,,
Johnstown Exnrca.il
Bunday Mall 2.1.
nay nxprcsst .i.is
llnrriitliiiri Aet-jiin t IK
The Marietta Accouiinedatlon leave
tiiaaiti.fun. iii.niiiircatiiMtlarleltAats.
lu.t.11. r..tllinl.ln n, tl.. .. . 1 M.,
HltTt-OVtlMllllllll. It. II 1, t. 111, IMUI .! f-, Ul..
leaching Mai Icltn at win and: 35. Leaves I I
letla nliM p. tn. nnd arrives at Columbia
ale,lcavcsat8..iaiidniiivcsal8:5. 'J
The Yolk Accommodation Icavea Marie tin
7.10 mid arrives nt Umcatcr at tt.ue, cenuecllijg
with Hal rlsbu.-g Express al8.10.
The FicdcricK Acconuneihitluu, west, connect
ing in iiimcwiur wiui -inn i, me, west, ad lue p.
m , will run through te Ficdc rick.
'Iho Fiederlck Actointnedatloti,
Columbia at 12.23 mid icathes Lanci
cast, leaves
alienator at 1U0 '
p. m. -i
Hanover Accommodation, vtcst, connecting nt
Lancaster with Magani Expiusaat.50a. te. will
run Hi leugh te Hanover, dally, except Bunds y.
Fast Line, west, en Hunday, whim nagged will
step at Downlngtewn, Coalesvllle, Tarkesburg,
Mt -ley, Ellzabethtenn and Mlddlclnwn.
I Thuenly tinltiHWhicliiiin dally. On Sunday
Urn Mall train west t tins by way of Columbia,
i Leav u dally except Monday.
COUNWAMi AND IjKIJANON A'N1
COLEIIKOOR VALLEY UA1LUOADS.
RUUT1IWAI1D.
Tnilns I earn Ibanen dally (except Sunday)
at (. a. in., 12.30 and 7:3(1 p. iu.
Aulvent Cornwall at (i.lea.m., 12.10 n.tn. and
".lu p. m. ; at Conowage at 7 JO a. in., la nnd 8.3)
p. m., connecting with the Teuusyl van la Itallread
ler points cast aud west.
ueBTnwAnD.
Trains lcavu Coiiewage al ?:3l a. ui.,8J)ana.3'
B.-53 p. III.
Airlvnal Cornwall ntFel a. m.,t:18nud9:Wp.'
m,; at Lebanon nt S-i) a in., 4:.Jaiidw.Isp. m,.
tenuectlng at Lebanon nlth Philadelphia and
Kcadlng lt.illread for ik.ImI.i east and west, and
Iho Lebanon aii'd Tixmeiit l;uuith for Jenes
town, Tinrgi-eve nnd licuieut. . JfW
TheCJiia. iu. train wlllstep only at Cornwall,
Colcbreoknnd llcllalie ,,- '.,
SSL-IT
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PEIIS. CIC.AK CAKKu. HMOlE
ll'IWW 7:00,.-: IX.'
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