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AMERICAN ARCHEOLOGY.
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XtKS Of 80V Til AMEBIC A.
Extracts from a Lecture by Dr. Daniel G,
Brinten Before the Philadelphia Academy
of Bclencei Nelcn About the Chlbchai
People and the Famous Incas,
Thmoisneovtilcneoliiany part of Amor Amer
ica that the burning of bricks was practiced
olther In kilns or llres. Tite natives knew
hew te bum pottery but they ile net soem te
have uiutorstiieil or thought It wertli whlle
te bunt bricks. The nrclurolegy or Seuth
Amerlca shows us two cenlitrltn or clvlllia clvlllia
Uen ene ncr the etrnlts or Panama, tlie
ether near tlie largest betlj of fresh water en
that continent, I.ake Tlllcaca. Civilization
radiated nerlh mid snnlh frnin ilmen 1..1
slde or tlie limits or theso two civilizations
we find no remains of Mone-built clties. The
pampas oniiieuos Ay res nnd the llrnzlllan
lerests have their relics or bone, flint and
stone, but theso de net show any degroeof
civilization, and except in the limited region
- denoted, the ether races or the coutlnent
vore net alie ve the condition or barbarism.
The most northern or theso two nations were
the Chlbchai J they d elt In the valley where
Bogota in Ecuador new stands. This is a
high valley or the Andes, 160 nilles long and
60 miles bread. They had it form or civic
government Independent or their neighbors
north and south. Uy their early traditions
they appeared te ba e been driven northward
te this habitat by advancing pests or the
Peruvian fortes. They had a settled get crn crn
ment in tyraiufical fm m, a dovelepod relig
ion, a knewledge of the arts, especially the
muiamc aris. 11 was a country rich in geld
andslher.
SOMKlllINO ABOUT 111K INCAH.
Tlie Incus of Peru occupied a lelly Alpitie
valley 13,000 feet abeve the sea level, cold at
all seasons, and the ground frozen for many
months or the year; a teuten or sparse liar.
vests, a forbidding plateau where llfe -was
painful. Prem theso conditions, apparently
se harsh, but teally mast stimulating, was
developed a form of civilization nevcr sur
passed en that continent. Three hundred
and fifty years age theSpatiiards found ruins
covered with Incas traditions ern r.ice de
stroyed by the gods, a taco that came from
the cast, iKjsscs&iiig knowledge, law, culture
and the arts, the founder of Incas supre
macy. Immense eranlle blocks, covered
With rich designs!, lltted with gre.it nccuracy
and nicety, are leuniUn their buildings, and
Be great in size are these stones that it is a
marvel hew tlie earriage of thorn could hate
been hvCbinpliblied.
Who wcre the builders? The weather
w earing et the stone Indicates vast antiquity
as great as the old lCgyptlau monuments.
Cautious travellers who have no theories te
suppeit, but simply search ler facts, con cen
.sider these ruins the most ancient and most
marvelleus in the world. The carvings evi
dently refer te the worship et the light or
the sun. The Inca-Stem states that Jlauce
Capac descended the valley et tlie river and
founded the great city of Cuzco about 1,000 A.
D. This brought a completo civilization of
me tjuicnuaa along tlie valleys of tlie Andes.
Ft out "this date there is a generally con
sonant and apparently accurate dynasty te
the time of the Spanish conquest. Uofero
this time it had reached its greatest height
and was evidently in decadence. The
Quichuas ceinpiiscd different nationalities.
The civiliatien or Peru txtemled 1,800 "miles
ever north and south'evortho eastern sum
mits or the Andes te the western coast- This
civilization was peculiar in character and wry
positive in form. It was a complete per
sonal geernment, te which that of China
and Japan is as nothing besides it Etery
thing was gecrutd by law. A child could
net leme tlie place, tlie class or the occupa
tion of Us forefathers except by a retolutieu.
CONTKAbT INCITV-MAKINU.
One trait maiks all of these ancient cities as
different from the ancient towns of Uurope
and some old cities in Americo. The Euro
pean grew up around the castles or feudal
lords, little hamlets, and Irregular were the
first developments, theso cities grew up;
they were net made like our Western cities
and the cities orthe Incas. The Incirial cities
furnish net a slngle example of growth j they
were all built te a plan, the ground was sur
veyed before a stone was laid. They show
that a woll-settled governmental n rometo
epoch had planned w hoi e they should be.
They were devised te suit the purpese or
military government, and for the develop
ment et the country. These cities are In three
classes, each for a ditlcrcut object. One class
was built for sacred and religious purposes;
it contained monasteries, nunneries and tem
ples. A scceud was ler military uses, great
barracks or caserne where soldiers and
chiefs resided ; delcndcd by powerful walls
and works et dolcnse. The third class were
the manufacturing cities, great workshops, in
fact, whero all children of artisans were
forced te rcsldoandfellowthoh" fathers' work.
Jn the Eastern United States there was no
such thing as a dry-stene wall, whereas the
Peruians were natural builders, surviving
in their descendants te this day. They ox ex
colled in cutting btene. Their agriculture
was or high order and their system or irri
gation was a line one. New here In Italy or
en tlie Rhine is it surpassed, or are thore
better nivalis adopted for tlie support of
terraccs and cultivation. Their reads and
bridges were excellent and they were highly
skilled in the use of metals.
They used natural bronze because they had
no tin, but probably most of their work was
dene my means et stones and net brenze
tools. They jielislied and cut stones by rul
blng with emery jxiuder and another stone.
PERUVIAN rOITBRV.
Peruvian pottery shows extraordinary va
riety of forms. They had both technical
s'ilU In luiitathe outlinei and humor In de
sign combined with much variety. Scarcely
two Jars or vases are ecr found et the same
form. Their designs, hew ever, were Indeli
cate and cearse. With ether evldence this
shows a progress! ve moral decay had begun
before tlie Spanish came. Tlie Spaniards
found tlie Aztecs in Mexico In full vigor of
development, and it was an advancing civili
zation that Certcz destroyed. But Plzarre
.found Peruvian civilization like that orthe
Iteman Empire In the decadence, already
falling into decline iy:d decay. (Unlike
the most of old Mexican art in trade, at this
day, quantities et genulue ettery are found
eten new In Peunian cemeteries, which
cover an much as threo miles in extent)
They employed tlie fibres or plants In weav
ing, dyeu and ornamented with embroidery.
Atiuowebor veil was here shown beauti
fully embreidered in red and blue, with a
geed design. Tills concludes the survey of
the arts el llfe among the Incas and the peo
ple under their sway. They ruled e or many
peoples. They were, essentially civilUers.
When u nation was conquered by them they
inquired carelully what arts tlie conquered
people- had and thou removed them from
thefr natal soil te ether places, empleying
them te teach their own pcople the new art
On the conquered territery they put n colony
from u distance, or their own people, in occu eccu occu
utleu. They had the theory of state-craft
Aery highly dovelepod. "It was consistent
w itn itselfand admirable. Thore must have
been some defects, or it would haye persisted
te this day, se great was it as 11 governing
pew er."
jsex Isolation In Udutattuu.
President AVarren, orthellostou Universi
ty, thinks that box isolation is a survival of
the same medlieval Ideas which created and
sustained monasticism, "ir the aim be," he
says, "te narrow a human being te ene small
function, isolation will be found helpful. If
the aim be the somwlevolopincnt of a human
being, Noml-lselatlon Is by all means desira
ble. On the ether hand:, harmonious, oil eil oil
Hlded development demands harmonious in
fluences from every side. Masculine Inllu Inllu Inllu
once alone, temiuine litluenee alone, can
never preduce the breadest mid completost
humanistic culture. Only in the fully hu
man seciety of 111011 and women cm a normal
de rolepmeut el human characler go forward,
Where mental and moral improvement I
the earnest and common purpose, the re ti
lling and ennobling iullueuce et etch sex
upon the ether in association can hardly be
overestimated. It is an elevating and mould meuld
ing foice w hese potency and vuluu have but
Just begun te be recognized In the higher ed
ucation." Tl llau Ilall Seiiken.
Fieuv the New Yerk Tribune.
The ojienlugof the preliminary base ball
soawen yesterday calls attention te the fact
that this sport net only holds its own in the
public estimation, but is developing Inte
greater proportions every year. In tact, it
ixm practically boceute the regular calling of
a great multitude el people, and it caamm
millions of dollars te change bands each
season. The claim, therefore, that it I the
national game or the United States la founded
en substantial facts. The present season Is
ene or great premise Recent changes in
the rules will have the tondency te restrict
the pitcher, and consequently mi'ch heavier
batting may be looked for than has been
posslble In recent years. This will serve te
make the game mera interesting te the ordi
nary spectator, who appreciates batting al al
Uieggh he may knew little of the technicali
ties et the game.
T1IK ROBIN AMD XIIK CHICKEN.
A plump little robin flew down from a tree.
Te hunt furn worm, which he happened te sce 1
A frlaky yeunp chicken came scampering by,
And gazed at-lhe robin with wondering eye.
Said the chick, " What a qiitcr-loeklng chicken
Is that 1
!ilMlnF? nre "ele"S n"'t H" body be rat !"
Wnlln the robin rematked, loud enough te be
" Dear me 1
bird I"
an exceedingly strange-looking
" Can you sing t" robin asked, and the chicken
said. " Ne ("
lint aiked In its turn ir the robin oetild crew.
Se the btul sought a tree, nnd the chicken a wall,
And eacnuieught the oilier knrwnethlngat all.
Oraee y. CoeUdgr, in hi. A'icholatfer April.
HVEVIAL NOTICES.
VEUY IlKMAKKAMiE MECOVEUY.
,!Ji ??." V 'Knl'nK of Manchester. Midi.,
writes: My wife has been almost helpless for
flve 1 years, se helpless that alie could net turn
iTer.Ln ,.'F.1?. nhnie. Hhe used two Ikittles nf
Wcclrle Hitlers, and Is se much Improved, that
sbntsnblonnirtedohcrnwn work.'1
Klcctrlp Hitters will deall that Is claimed for
them. Hundreds of testimonials attest their
great curative powers. Only flfty cents a bettle
at Cochran's PriiB Stere, New. 137 and IS) North
tlueeu ktrect, Lancaster I'a.
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LIFE rilESEIlVEH.
Health Kencw er.'' Gees direct te weak spots.
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AN KDITOU'S TUIHOTE.
Thejen 1'. lleuter, editor Ft. Wayue, Ind.,
ttaiette, wrl e;: "Fer the past live years have
always ujed Ir. King's New Ulscoveiy, for
roughs or lnpH sovere rhamctcr.as well as for
thoxeofninllclHrtype. Itnever falls te effect ft
speedy cure. My frl...,de te Whom I have reeom reeem
jnendea It speak of It n some high terms. Hav
fllpH.0" cured by It of every cough I have had
ler nye j curs, I consider it only rcllablennd sura
i!li?,2VCo,,t3u''''SjldSl.cte-';. 'nil at Cecbnin's
imigfeteie.tW 137 and IJdNeith queen street,
I.a icrtster, I'a., and get u tte Trial Uettle.
laiigefelze 11.00. aj
UUCKLEN'8 AltNJCA SALVE.
TbobeatPalvelnthowordfor Cuts, Ilrulaes,
Seres, Uliei's, Bait Itlieum, Fever Seres, Tetter,
Chapped Hand, Chilblains, Cerns, nnd all Skin
Krniitletis, and positively cures Tiles, or no pay
requlied. It Ig guaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price, 25 cent per
het. lorsuleby II. B. Cochran, drugulst. Nes
137 and 133 Neith Queen street LancagrenVa.
"HOUGH ON lOOrilACUE,"
Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothache, Face
ache. Ask tot "Ueughuu Toothache." 15c. nnd
"- (J)
'rbMinw about no years since 1 llrst began
f.e".h". ' s Cieiim Halm, mid from the time of
.. urn iMiiyuuviiuu mere mis ueen u grenlng
demand ferlt, and se fur as I tan learn, it has
given very great satisfaction le my eustemeiv.
1 ceiiBider It a catarrh remedy of genulue tiierlt.
A. 11 Ilumi, Diugglst, Montiese, I'a.
The bleed would mn. I -nns a great Riitreicr
freinLutaiih. My nostrils woie sensitive te
dust : nt times the bleed would run and at times
!,c?u,a Jlaral'. bieathe. 1 used Ely's Crenm
Halm. Te-day I am a living witness or Its cm
cacy. l'ttcr llruce, Fannei, Ithaca, N. Y.
YOUNG MEN 1-HEAD THIS.
Tim Voltaic Hklt Ce.. or Marshall, Mich., offer
te Hend their celebrated ELEcrno-VeLTAio Hblt
and ether hLKC-rme ArrtiACEeii trial for thirty
!!aJ't,t.elll.cn (olderyomiB) atlllcted with nervous
debility, less or vftullly and manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Alse for lheumatism. neural-
cla, paralysis, and many ether kindred diseases.
-uuajiuigicuuuuuii iu ueuun, vigor ana man-
OOd KUaratltCeri. NnrUlf la lu,tt, an t1ilrn
days trial is allow (id. Write them at once for
Illustrated pamphlet free. decsu-lyd&w
Agiie-Shnken Sullerers .
Who resort te lleitctter's Stemuch Hitters, ex
pel fence speedier uudnipiu complete lellef than
they can hope te Ue by thu use of ijuliiiiie. This
well authciittratcd fact U of itself stifflclcnt te
liave establlthed u high lcputatleu forlbe H1U
ters. Hut the urtlcle is net a specific merely for
the vaileus forms of malarial disease, It endows
tlie system with a degree of vigor, nnd reforms
Its lru-gulurltles with u certainty that consti
tutes Its best defence tigulnst disorders of Iho
stomach, liver and bowels, specially rlle where
the atmosphere mid wnter 1110 miasma tuluted.
Fever mid ague, bilious remitlcnt, dumb ague
and ague cake are remedied and prevented by
it, and It alto removes dyspepula, constipation,
lhcuiiiatlsiii, etc. Take this medicine en the
llrst indication that the system U out of order,
and rest assured thnt you wilt be grateful fur
the hint.
S lllg Tlileie-3.
Djspcpsla and debility me two big thieves:
they neep In mid steal our health und comfort
before we knew It. Let us put a step te their
Invasions with a bettle of Jlurdeck Jiloeil Jilt,
ten, te be had at any drugstore, Korsale by II.
II. Cochran, druggist, 137 und 13a North Queen
street, Lancaster.
An Oft Year.
This Is going te be an off year. Ne political
booms ler "Plumed Knights" or "Koferm"
wtll help keep up the health and strength of the
vast multitude whose faith Is pinned en the
glenlngpaity promljcsef election year. Multi
tudes of such will need a reliable tonle te tone,
up tlie system, a purifier te work off the bad
bleed, audasuie remedy ler lame backB, rheu
matism, lillleimnCBM, etc. Such a remedy la Kidney-eort
It hits long steed at the head of the
list efkldney remedies, und It receives tfie high
est pralse fiem all that use it.
"HOUGH ON ITCH."
"Heugh en Iteh" cures humors, eruptions,
blalns.
ink nuiiu, iviici, gun rneuiu, iresieu leci, enn-
(J)
Worked Wonders.
" My daughter was vciy bad off en account of
a cold and pain In hur lungs. Dr. Themas' Kc
Icetrie Oil cured her iix tutiUu four hours. One
One of the boys was cured of sere threat. This
medicine has worked wenileis.ln our family."
Al van l'inckney. Luke Muhepac, N. Y Fer sale
by II. It. Cochran, drugglyts, 137 and I.TI N'eith
Queen stieet, Lancaster.
A TKUriXT MKIHCINKCIir.Vr.
fclMi Sike, N. Y Pest Orrice,
Mutch l'J, lh83.
One wcekuge, while engnged in my duties as
assistant postmaster, I was taken with a violent
pain or kink in my back ; It was painful I could
baldly breathe, and I ached all ever my body,
I Immediately sent for an Allcock's I'orevs
I'lastkk and applied It ever the seat of pain j In
twenty minutes I was entirely relieved and
cured. I have used Allcock's Flusters In my
family for ever twenty jears, and have found
them wonderfully ctlcctive In cuilng coughs
colds, and pulmonary difficulties. They are a
perfect medicine chest; they cure without the
slightest pain or Inconvenience, nevcr leaving
nmiiiken the skin.
TliUb. LEAUY.
Prcitdintef Vlllnye 0 Ulng Bing, X. 1.
When purchabiiig 11 Pereus 1
get " Allcock's." All ether
1'lastcrs are Imitations.
'lasteifbesure te
se called Pereus
A Hepe About Our Necks.
A weak stomach or enfeebled circulation is
like a rope about our necks. We are strung up
and unstrung alternately till existence becomes
unbearable, Burdock Heed Hitters will arrest
all tills misery. Burdock Bleed Bitters lire a
been te the sick. Let us remember this fact.
Fer h'iIe by II. II. Cochran, druggist, 157 and IS!)
North Queen street, Lancaster.
1'ILKS t PILES 1 1 1'ILKS 1 1 1
pin e cure fernilnd,Hlcediugatid Itching Files.
One box has cured thu worst cases of Si j ears'
Btaudliig. Ne ene need sutler flve minutes ufter
using William's Indian l'lle Ointment. It nb nb
sel lis tumors, ullajs itching, acts as poultice,
gives Instant relief. Prepared only fur Files,
Itching of hopilvatepailH, nothing else, bold
by druggists aud mailed en receipt of price, tl.
Sold by H. H. Cochran, 137 nnd lit Ninth Queen
street.
(1)
Feu a cough or soie threat, the best medicine
Is Hale's Heney of lloreheund and Tar, l'lke's
Toothache Diens cure lu one minute.
luJO-lwdeed&w
ITCHING PILES." SYUl'TOMSI M018TUIIK
Like perspiration, Intense itching, worse by
scratching, most ut night, seems if piu-wenus
were crawling. " Kunyne's Ointment "is a pleas
anl, sure cure, jan!8-MWF4w
i'UETTY WOMEN.
Ladles w he would retain freshness nnd vivac
ity. Don't fall te try " Wells' Health Kenewer."
DvsrKiTie, nervous people, "out of sorts,"
Celdeu's Lluuld Uecf Tonic will euro. Ask or
Celden's. Ol diugglsts. m35-lwdcedaw
SKIN DISEASES.-" BWAYNK'S OINTMENT.'
"Swayne's Otntmetlt,' cures Tetter, Butt
ltheiim, iltngwerm. Beres, I'liuples,- Eczema, all
Itcbv Eruptions, no mutter hew obstinate or long
standing. Jan'.S-MWFAw
Keur-Firtlu.
Of our Ameilean people ure afflicted with sick
headache In eltlicr its nervous, bilious or con
gestive forms, caused by irregular habits, high
living, etc., aud no remedy has ever conquered
It until Dr. Lefcllu'g Special I'restllptten was dis dis
cevet ed. GlveUu trial. See adveitlseuieut In
another column. (3)
Dlt.Fit.VZlKK'S HOOT UITTEHS.
Fruzler's Heet Hitters are net a dram shop
beverngu, but are strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep live bowels epen aud regular,
cleanse ths bleed and system of every impurity.
Held by druggists, $1. bold by JJ. V. Cochran,
117anai-NeitbQuttUkUTtt. (3)
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UNT8 REMIJDY
HUNT'S
KIDNEY AND L1VEU
REMEDYI
Never Known te Fail.
NEVKll KNOWN TO rAIL.
It cures when all ether medicines fall, as It acts
directly and at once en the Kidneys, Liver
ami Rowels, restoring them te n heallhy
action. It Is a safe, sure and speedy
cure, nnd hundreds have been
cured by It wheii physlclaus
and meads hud given them
up te die.
II is Beth a "Sate Cure" and a " SpcciGc."
ituuur.s ail jmrcascs el the Kldnnyi
llladdcr and Dilimiv Organs: Ilr
Mver
Dropsy,
U ravel, Dlnbctdi, might's Disease,
Nervous Diseases, Excesses,
femnie weaknesses,
Jaundlce, Sour stomach,
Dyspepsln, Constipation, I'lles,
I'alns In the Hack, Leins and Side, Helen-
Hen or Non-Ketentleu of Urine.
tl.i" at mivmiWH.
TIT TAKE XO OTHER.
Bend for Illustrated Pamphlet of Solid Testi
monials of Absolute Cures.
HUNT'S REMEDY CO.,
Providence, It. L
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A
Yint'S HAItSArAHILLA.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is n Highly Concentrated Extract of Sursitpii
1 ilia and ether Hloed-Piii If ing Heets, combined
with lodlde of l'etasgliim and Iren, aud Is the
safest, most reliable, nnd most economical bleed
purillerthat can be used. 11 Invariably expels
alt bleed poisons from the system, enriches and
renews the bleed and restores Its vitalizing
power. It is the best known remedy for Scrofula
and all Scrofulous Complaints, Erysipelas, Ec
zema, Hlngwerm, blotches, Seres, IkillK, Tumors
and Eruptions of the Skin, as also ier all disor
ders caused by a thin and Impoverished, or cor
rupted, condition of the bleed, such as Hhcuuia
Usui, Neuralgia, ltheuinatic Gout, General De
bility, und Scrofulous Catuirh.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured.
"AYEIl'S SAHS.U'AltlLLA has cured me of
the Inflammatory ItheuniatlBiu. with which I
have Buffered for many j ears.
W. II. Meese."
Dt'liHAM, Is., Match 2, UZ2.
FKErAllEU nv
Dr. J. G. Ayer & Ce,
Lewell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
ft, six bottles fcirji.
ninH
1jrilJNKVWOKT.
DOES WONDEHFUL CUHES OF
KIDNEY DISEASES
LIVER GOMELAINTS.
Hecause it acts en the LlVElt, IIOtVELS and
KIDN EYS at thu SAME TIME.
Hecause It cleanses the system of the poisonous
humors that develeps lu Kidney ana Urinary
Diseases, Ulllleusness, Jaundice, Constipation,
Piles, or in Hbeumntlsm, Nurnlglu, Nervous Dis
orders and all Female Complaints.
WSOLID PHOOF OFTHIS.-TO
It will Surely Cure CONSTIPATION. PILES
and UIIEUM AT18M by caiihlng FltKK ACTION
of all the organs aud functions thereby.
CLEANSING THE BLOOD.
Hosteiing the normal power te threw off dis
ease. THOUSANDS OF CASES
Of the worst forms of these terrible diseases
have been fjulckly relieved, and in a short time
PEUFECTLY CUUED.;
I'ltce.ll. Lluiilder Dry. bold by druggists.
Dry can be sent by mall.
WELLS, HICHAKDSON A CO.,
Huilingten, VL
Send stamp fur Dairy Almanac of IteS.
KIDNEYWORT.
Jan.J"-3nidcedA3uiwr
11ATN ANIt VAVS.
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TIFF HATS.
LEE, the Hatter,
IS S1IOWIMI ROM II
Nobby Styles in STIFF HATS for Spring.
Ne. 23 North Queen Streot,
murl-lj d LANCASTEU, PA.
xtkvvi'nkwj
EVERYTHIMUEW
IN ALL THE
Beautiful Spring Styles
-AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
CALL TO SEETHE
LIGHTEST STIFF HAT
IN THE MAKKET.
Weight Three Ounces.
W. D. STAUEEER & CO.,
(SIIULT'6 OLD STAND),
Neb. 31-33 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCAhTEH, PA.
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White Stene China and Seml-Peicclnln lu Dec
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HOTEL WARE.
EASTER GOODS.
HAVILAND FRENCH CHINA.
FANCY GOODS, LAMPS, Ac,
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LANCASTKH. PA.
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ONE
25-Herse PeWerEngine,
with Nev Beiler and Steam Pump, all com
plete, Price, $760.
One 10-Herse Power Eneine
And Heller, complete. PHICL, MTU.
TWO
Ten-Herse Power Engines,
without Hellers, 275 each.
One 16-Herse Power Bngiije and Beiler,
nearly new, Canten Monitor make.
I'KICE, IMUO.
ALL dUARANTEKD.
The Cylinder Boilers,
rmcE,
36 feet long, 30 Inches in
diameter, lit geed order.
110 EACH.
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Poerless Portable and Traction En
gines and Golaer's Separators.
ALSO, 1K HOUSE POWEU r
Engines ancf Boilers,
New. PItlCE, mt0.
Call and Eeethein, eraddiesa
Ezra F. Landis,
Ne. M7 NOllTII CIIEKKY STKEET,
iiilt)-6uieedftw Lanceater, Pa.
jmNGINK AND BOILER WOHK8.
BEST
Steam Engine
AND
BOILER WORKS.
A8 WE HANDLE OUH OWN GOODS,
HAVE NO AGENTS,
CAN INBUKK OUIl PATRONS LOW IM1ICE8
AND GOOD OBIC.
BOILERS.
Vertical and Hoiizentnl.Tubular, riuc. Cylinder,
Marine, Deuble-Deck nnd Portable.
PUHNACE-WOHK, HLABT-PIPES, STACKS,
Ac, Ac.
TANKS for Wnter, Aclda and OH.
HOISTING. ENGINE8.
ENGINES,' . . -3
Vertical and Horizontal. Btattenarjyirpui tw
Pertable Engines, en Wheels and Sills; Six
blzcs 1, 0, 8, 10, 13 and, VD horse power,
SAW MILLS.
Puny Mitts nnd Large afllts. Deric MUI and
Celt Mills.
Leather Hellcre, Tan PscVciVj TrlppI Gearing
nii, uoie-g I'vnvit
PUMPS.
Ik-lt und Gear Pumps; Mining Pump4 j Cem
blued I'umps and Heatetn, - .
Cerltrltugul Pump, Stcnm Pump. T
GearliiK,
j-uneyn, tiy wnctue, ubebb .uoiee..
liHiicers, Couplings, CelUnu Steal ,8wn and j
iciea, i-iiiiey iiaies, riuingsezet, atuiKnt
l-plndles.MIU HushlnR. e m C V
- PIPES.
Wrought lien, Ter Gas, K I earn and Water.
Iren Pipes.
Heller Tubes, Well Casting.
Cut
PimNGS.
Fer Wutcr and Steam,
MULVl U11U eleum, ?niic.i vvn, OIKl
ngeg, Gauge Cocks, Glass Water Gsukm,
Jlety VaUc'9, Whistles, CJIelw Valres,
Govorners, .Patent SelfKecdlng Lu-
VaWes.
Cocks, Steam
liHU
bJ
bilCHters, Glass Oil Cups, Glass
xuues, inicciers
or
Heller Feeders.
PACKING Hemp, Asbestos, Gum and Plum
bago. HELTING Oum, Cotten and Leather.
CASTINGS Heavy and Light Iren and Brass.
Heller lien, Sheet Iren, liar Iren,
and btcel.
HEATERS
Fer Dwellings, Schools and Public Buildings.
STEAM HBAT1HO.
Estimates, Drawings and Pattern Werk fur
nished at Heusenable Hates.
ir- Itepiilrlng promptly and carefully at
tended te. Address,
Jehn Best & Sen,
NO. 333 BAST FULTON STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
JanlMydAw
HAVING DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP
and permanently closed the Chestnut
Street Iren Works, I desire te inform my old
patron and the nublle generally, that lam still
lu the business, being located In the Pennlren
Company's Works, North Plum street, where I
am making Iren and Urass Castings of every de
scription, and will be pleased te serve all who
may favor me with their patronage. Frem 40
years experience In ths business and using the
best material and employing the best mechanics,
1 am satisfied I canguaranteeentlre satisfaction.
Castings made from a intxture of Iren and steel
which are mere reliable for strength and dura
bility than the best cast Iren known. V teeth
roll pinions, rolls and rolling mill work a spec
ialty. Cestings unule of vcrysoftlren.andbrass
castings or every description. I have all the pat
terns of the veil and favorably known Mowrer
Cern nnd Cob Crusher, refitted aud Improved,
alise en hand. Mills completely fitted up or In
I mrts, te replace old ones which have been In use
erycais, guaranteeing them toglve satisfaction.
K. O. Mt'CULLEY.
aug-14 6uid
WALL PAVKU,
w
1NDOW SHADES.
OUK LINES OK ?
DADO WINDOW SHADES
It larger and prettier than any season hereto,
forts. Wu have the new colors and designs In
six und seven lect lengths. Special sizes made
te order.
Plain Goods in All Widths,
for all klnda of Windows. Onlv the best Si
l'lxtiititn neld. We haru tbem In Weed and Tin.
SCOTCH HOLLANDS, LINEN FHINGE8,
NICKEL OHNAMENT8. Ac. We tuke measures
und put up nil kinds of Windser Shade work.
WALL PAPER.
We hae a Choice Line of Paper Hangings for
thu Spring. They comprise ull grades. Fine
CEILING DECOIIATIONS. FH1EZES, UOU.
DUItS and CENTHU PIECES.
Lace Curtains in Variety
AND LOW PHICE8. Bed Setts. Lambrequlns,
Ac Poles from 40c., elegant for S0e.
apiece, up te fXse.
PIARES W. PRY,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTEH, PA.
H
EADQUAUTERS FOR THE
INDIAN MEDICINES
Ka-ten-ka and Medoc
Indian Oil,
-AT-
Lecher's Drug Stere,
N0.9KA8T KINO "ST., LancMter. fm,
''Vii.
ZE
v.
' lrv $ fJmM
iMMM
llt
i.yii
"; , t.wv
H
Aamr ' etHi!R.
JILKS!
52
. . JIAO:5.B BBOTHBR Invite a epeelal examlnaUen of thelr SILK STOCK
whleh we have oeured dlroet fmm Vnntr TmnA. VrTI ATr'
Manufaeturere, equal In qualltloe,
"Yerk.
BLACK SILKS,
Which we guarantoe te wear. OOLORED SILKS, Evenlnjr Bhades and
New Spring Colorings.
LADIES' SPRING WRAPS!
NEWEST SHAPES.
VELVET BROOADE, GRENADINE VELVET AND TRICOT CLOTH.
FINE STOCKINETT JACKETS.
JERSEYS.
nrV?!? L?Lthe Medlum Wel8 Qualities, as
,'4VW J 4W VS VUU DOOOUlIa
,. eTii 1 ir"ru' . a "pewp?8! 'am ana Embrolderod Pengee. Sum
mer Silks In Neat Checks and Loulslne offecta. Black and Colered: Plain and
tirocaae volvets.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
N
EXT DOOU TO THE UOU11T HOUSE.
F ahnesteck's
H6SS 11 r.
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H fl I.
H HIT I.
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bbhti II LLLLLK K bHHS
FIIOMTHE GUEAT8PKCIAL8ILK SALE, HELD IN NEW YOI1IC LAST WELIC.
Solid Celcrt, all Shades, 37c, BOt, 65c, 76c. and 1.00.
Neat Stripes and Checks, Celers and Black and While, Orey and While and While and Black, 60c and 60c
Alse, Black Silks. Bargains in Black Silks from Same Sale.
SPECIAL IIAHUAINS IN 1ILACK 8ILK8 AT 00c., tLW), II.12K and tl.25.
R, E. FAHNESTOCK,
Mextuoertotne UourtJleuEe..
--fSf ' -" .'..'".., '. - '
tSUfW! u
.(TIUlSAP BTOKE,
SPECIAL
FRO'M THB AUCTION ROOMS OF NEW YORK AND t-,utr-A-pi!lLVjtxA
OUEATKST IJAKGAINS EVEK KNO.TlV IN
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, v
mW DRESS CLOTHS, BLACK. CASHMERES.
?
Ladies'' Dress
,
LONG AND SQUARE BLACK THIBET SHAWLS.
WE AUE KULL OF I1AHGAIN8 OF EVK1IV DESCBIPTION AT
Metzger & laughmaii's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KINO ST., LANCASTER, PA.
tytj- Iietwecn the Cooper Heuse and Serrel lforse Hetel.
ROWERS
A HUKST.
BOWERS
Nes. 26 and 28 North
WE OFFEU
Special Prices in Bleached and Cream Table Linens.
Having bought n Large Let considerably under value, no shall eiler them iery low.
Bargains in TO WEES, just opened.
TURKEY RED TABLE OLOTHS, all sizes, 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, $1.50, $1.75, $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.
CLOCKS, 3lIJtJtUBH Alfls MiHOXZES.
H.
Z. RHOADS.
SPRING, 1885.
We have new open te the Public a very large and carefully
selected assortment of Watches of all grades and prices.
Our stock of Clocks embraces every kind and style, the best makes
and reliable timekeepers, at prices very low.
Alse a full assortment of pretty novelties in Spring Jewelry, both
in Silver and Geld.
Everything new and stylish in the way of Silver Hair Ornaments
and Bangles.
Come and see for yourself and be convinced.
H. Z. RHOADS,
LANCASTEU, pa. Ne. 4 West King Street.
tr Stere open until 8:00 every evening. Saturdays, 9:0O o'clock.
ueuHEFUJUtiauiita aoeva.
s
UIRK'S CARPET 1IALL.
CARPETS!
11E0PEN1NQ OF
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
We are new
fnecarcd te show the trade the
ly. WILTONS, VELVLTS,
hlblted In this city.
UUUBSELS. THUKE-PLY, AlMVoel and Cotten
OltAIN CAHPETS.
. XJAAlAHliantl VEC-llAri
own manufacture a v
ineciallty . special Attention paia te tae juanumciuru 01 uuexuju. uaui'jvie.
,.!... Bn.nl.1 lllBnllnnnaM4ntliBUanlllU.lnn,nfriTKTr
AlieaFnU Llnsef OILCLOTUS, BUGS, WINDOW8UADE9.COVK11LETS, fta,
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor. West King and
?w
THT
glLKS
0 "'
and as low as sold In Philadelphia and New
they are
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BARGAINS
. r KfiakJM. .,
Goods in V
ariety.
& HURST,
Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
THIS WEEK
CARPETS!
Largest and Best Selected Line of Carneta ex er ex,
all the Tradlni' Makes of IIODV ANDTAPKSTUV
Chain EXTliA SUPKUS,- and .all qualities of IN.
lJUll'JVlB. UAU iuu UJIAI.I liillU'CLOUI uur
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Water Ste., Lancaster, Pa.
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IORNWALtivAB
V fOLEMKOOKVj-.
Arrive at Cornwall t iwjt.
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7i40p.m. atCemwai
itiya
p. m., con necttna wit
lafwitni
U'i
ier points est M wei
iwci
Htm
1
, Trains leave Cenew
8.25 p. tn.
Airlve at Cornwall 1
tn. t at Lebanon nt 8.3
connecting; at Lebani
Heading Kallread for 1
the Lebanon and Trc
town. Pincgreve and 1
WA.
P aft 7
ijfli. a
with.
TIM 1
Ut'
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Colcbreokand BcllaJn
PENN8VLVANL!
ULK.
Trains loave Lancast
Philadelphia! fellow,
itepjmiy
UILHOAi
u)dTaTei
fjAT' '
IVK9TIVJHI1
NewsExpreMl. cJea.Cc'C
WayPasscni
Mail train via Mt, Jeyi
I..W
Ne. 3 Mall Train . ?Ut .,.. ?
Niagara Kxprcse 7:40. .
HanoverAccem ,, j Celum'a.-
rast I.lnet. IjlOiuM- T'
Lancaster Accera . Mt:ia.&
MtJfe..
ilarrf abuttr Accem ,. . .
Columbia Accem......
llnrrlsbtirg Express..
Western Kxpresi f .. , .
Pacific Kxpreu
iiip.inrs
M0 "1
EA8TWAKD,
Hall Kimrml ..
ucastr. &i
Phll'a. Express i
KMtLlnet 5jj
t-ifitum. "-s
"1
Ilarrlsliurir Exnrcsa
-ie
Lancaster Accem. ar
Columbia Accem.....
Seashore Express.....
Johnstown Express I
Sunday Mall
Day Kxpresst
Ilantsbura Accem.. . .
The Marietta Accen
bla nt 0.40 n. in. and tea
leaves Columbia at If
reaching Jtarlettaat l
letlaat'.t'xip. m.andn
also, leaves at 8M and
ilO '
.sap, ta.
.- &.
V18 -
xlatlea IM'
Marie Mai
i. in. ud tn'D.
nd2Jn. LMTMt
vim at OelrsmMufi
Ivcaat8,'.j)f-
lm leavM.Mttt
tnrat p.m,'timte
at 8-10.; v '
wIMlefi j -nstLftin
t I.tne, we,. J3
tderlck.', (.i i
nodatlen, nwt, tei
ibM Ltutewrter st
en, west, OHMMIn
E xpies at VM sum.'
i no i eric Accommei
7:10 and arrives at Lan
with Hariisbun; Expr
The Frederick Accei
lng at Lancaster w I th
tn, will run tbreim h t
The Frederick Acci
Columbia at 12.25 and i
p.m.
Hanover Accommed
Lancaster with Nlagai
run through te Haner
Kiut Line, west, en F
step at Downlngtewn,
Mt. Jey, Ellzabethtew
I The only trains wh
the Mall train westru
( Leave dally except
uuy, exe
.y, wiien
etftil'un-
)MBTUia,v
ud MlddM
ivaflBS ' i
run aauy.-MBUpi
Oftrsyet CelHWtilv
ntey. rft .
rvjt, vnje
m:-:
Vy-ALTEH A. Ill flTSHiT
Furniture WaiMs.
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TOBACCO. LVD CXQAMH.
Ja-,-.
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Tt HTKHU ATv .frl'fl
Holiday Presents.
MEEHSCHAUU OKEUSKO jflPBS,
TUUKISU PlPle, rBENCHBKIAH
PIPES.CIOAKAXU CIO AKETTE UOL
DEIIS, CIQAIt C E3, BUOKR'S SETS,
CIO.UIETTECA '43, A8U RECEIVERS,
MATCH CASES, I ES; AO.jfAU lu'ermit
aueiy and at ve t low prleeav?
v.fl
WCall and euialue oecgopds,. -Vp
uuuuie iu pnuw ICUUI.
i
e. l mmw: co,
: i
Ne. 116 Nci I hlOaeei Tstrcet.
BU. MAllTIN, ti-jA
WU0LI1 . LK AMP XBTJUI. "'
DealtriQAIIKiu.eUirtertMdN.
3-Vake: Ne. IX eitb Water, ami Pilnce
sticcts, aboveLemo Lancaster, t AJ-lyd
TJAUMGAUDN1 .H & JEFlfEfclES,
COAL
Orricui: Ne.ia
MM North Prince sti
Yards: North P
Depot.
LAN
DEALERS.
th Quceh street ,id Ne.
itce etreet, aer- iliadUig
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WHOLISALB
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COKHKCTIOH WITH
Yard akd Onrici
STKEET.
3TUEET, LaacKStar, Pa,,
OBBTAIbDCAtaB a
AND GOAL. T
4 TjsiirHoine"Kx hae.'
Ne. SM NORTH .V VTKK
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J. HWAKR CO.
J
3JJ38
Orrica : Ne. a) C
Yards t East W
(Stewart's Old Yan
lleth Yard and O
phene Exchange
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Easter OelTei
1 IM4V . T 4 ?
aud'iiiKer Cards. ,a:
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We will glve frr
bcaiitilul Easter C
fee, and another i
iirnl', with each
late trade and lua
Yeu want kech
Our Colleen cann
and always have t
ground.
OUU VAKIETl
dang Java, Chele
Guatemala and It
OurfOcent Itle
be beat. Ourlile
also lower pilced
d with cachTxiund of Cef. ?y.
sign. leivryi pretty two, M
wmL we or thu le ttniH-' i,-
the child
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CefTeus. u
Hvn I hum..
belet. VT4)iiy U)0bet2.'i
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