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LiKOAiraa, Pa,
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riSKMBMTS wm t te rirtT emTt A
LY "ilNTELUGENCER,"
(MRHtM.)
Hvery Wednesday Mernln.
ttTODOUAMATSAB IX AHVAHCS.
diiei solicited from every part of the
i na country. CorrcipenflenU are re-
led te write legieiy ana en one iuu(v.
pcr only t and te sign their names, net
ftnonymewi lettew win be conslgned(to
nut uae
AUlTrMAHtTltOAT0 i
TIIE rNTELLiaENCEll. '
K t iwnilTtft.pl.
:l)e Cancastct Intelligence
Lancaster, xckih i, im.
f if "-'.& :wiimlr8tand that the Clearfield bltu-
E S. '?. -. - .. it.. -nl. mlr
l !& wHM coal, company or uie mawiun
ir: .C A fl,iilin-ntm mllrnerl remnanv. or
:?4yb8tti,,'ttiey being in fact one in two, inia
f! SSjaSfel'connectien.tas retreated from tlie
11 i-!WMfii that it wouHnet ship the coal of
Vtairtv but the Clearfield, bituminous
whA company ever the Heepli creek railroad
iLlrUMure of the enfei-cement of the
J-V-T" . . . . " ...... i.
j Tt u?mmv M a praciicany iiroiiumery vihubc,
& W1! thta'ctmnge having come evei the spirit of
1 J-'OlmAfam9 tn vlew of Uin notation before
. ..rw. 'i--k "' - "" -e
&:&- :eeBMHntionaimanaaiepreniDiiiiiganysucn
S&. i. ,',' "ta Mini m n urn liv common carriers. TliO
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v.f?i?,?.vHKlMt (Senater wauace is me aiuiier ei
t"Wv(5iiteseilblll te enforce the constitution,
V&fcVlSai "te the nrciiilpnt also nf the Ue.icll
Ct'ifjJarailroadimade it very appropriate
;. .,S" 'ithftthla company should make haste te
$&'& ?jlMJilta readiness te 'obey the constitution.
Vlr V na8hty Magee, contractor, who is
VSt& Jiu!li.M tlm fnml land 4liatvafiAt erktlQAnf Cwl
' V . KMHUU1U Llltl lUtlUi UUftl UltlCAUlU tuiiuviivv"
?-'f "' control his naughtiness.
tJGUWAiA'niliU vprv creditable te the tmties.imd
'Kk. 'We trust that the change of heart in-
3S?Xeted & a3 compete as premised.
-.VriM".i .-til nniv lu tn nnler In
IM'SBWite the Pennsylvania railroad com-
"jfjp, 'ptuiyte a similar conversion. It is said,
$ c upe&Yery geed autlierity , that it spikes the
7 fwitcesef all coal miners who connect
" with tlw Beech Creek read. If this Is se,
l it neeeV prompt attention and correction
by the legislature
lie Wants te Stay.
It seems thut in 1881 Postmaster lluitle-
koper.efPliiladelphia, wrote te a )eung
Democrat whom he had appointed sub
ittr m'ssftit Hl"-e the appointment
i made he hau itarneu that the young
man "net only did net support the Repub
lican party last fall but worked against it,"
wherefore Huidekoper bluntly said te him,
In an official communicatien: "The ap
pointment, se far as made, is revoked until
I aa satisfied that you have been and are
aa earnest Republican."
Being confrenfed new witii tills letter,
the Philadelphia postmaster admits that he
wrote, it, but he pleads the baby act and
says tunes have changed since then ; that
In like situation new he would de other
wise; and that, anyhow, Hayes made him
de, it, for he had general and positive In
structions from that sniveling sneak, which
he had given verbally at the time of IIul IIul
dekeper's appointment, that the Philadel
phia posteffiee appointees must uin accord
with the administration and Republicans.
The anxiety of this fellow Huidekoper te
held.his place is something wonderful. It
is suspicious te say the leas'- If he had a
proper sense of seloepect he would have
tendered bb resignation en the 6th-ef
March' He allowed his office last fall te
hinadethe specially selected mc-dium for
C mailing tens of filthy and obscene litera
ls hire, shamelessly circulated in open en
velepes, in defiance of the law a of the
United States, and subject te seizure by
Antheny Cotnsteck, had the postal authori
ties been disposed te interfere with tills
i " pollution of the mail service. Oft wilh
7 1 luldekeper's head I
. Evidence of Greatness.
' ,, , 'General Grant gave geed testimony te
its, Jd6 real greatness when he declared yester
?,'ilythat he believed tliat lie would get
J. well. The numerous doctors about him
0fcve se unanimously and decidedly con-
' : demaedbim te immediate death that it
" .,MB(iLdtfnAf Atnlnanf rtnrJK fipnqn nn n'ell
" bt be at all surprising te these wlie have
. observed hew often people locever
i iwhen the docter's' give them ever te
4ieathJte find that General Grant will
,dippeinttlie doctor's prediction. It is
V "" fveiy creditable te General Grant's stout-
ifftees et heart and head tliat the doctor's
Wveiwctieea net kill him. The piudent
,V physician generally abstains studiously
' freea letting lib patient knew that he con-
sktets his case desiierate, 1xtli because he
ksewa that it is of great importance te
keep the' courage up nnd because he knows
hew little he knows about the chances of
ttfe.The man who resolves that lie will
get well when the doctors say he w ill surely
' ike, is a man te be admired net less for the
ewadBess of liis Judgment than the fibre
,' of his soul.
f u&' f The Exact Trath.
,MM.-ir.. ' 1. tW !... ZmhIiIh .!. l,
riwili lurK jrieiilic iiuusij iuiinus
.&h
v.
M the present administration preiwses
,.w
ive all the efflcials 'wie have used
Vvi.
r'itaees te promote partisan ends,und
i
j
h . J-T--. ... i -i i ii.. .a...,i. .i.
t tWH eiiuiuu UUOlll ilia tumm J iuuk-
Ytasf'otensive partisan speeches te save
.. yssfeveSces Nhlle neglecting their Uu-
fc ' sW.",!" rausea cenerhl exodus of lle-
iWew from etHce,
j7JWI Very likely; indeed It is truebe-
V yTlJrred venture.
r thw ti wry rascal out.
4i5pWBprW"e'nt and the posreaster-general
: ti9ouien te say, In connection with
s1fce, New Yerk, posteffiee, that the
Mmmt habit of postmasters in the larger
islsXW,' te regard themselves as rather or er
fapsawtlttian useful officers, whose chief
&fifwt"ifc'te uraw their salary, will be
P mpmetri in the breach than in the ob-
jaWsTji;,u that they will oe exiected
jrtisJr time te their duty. This will
' hiTlawt Ittlbg information te posteffiee
T " -jr-& , ..
, ma win be apt te coot me aruer
no have contemplated a pestmus-
kNsitesly as a ulcasast sinecure.
Maw
Wire.
M M - - -"'- All
KFVHVl IM.HqUIIUIBiini UN" III 1T
w thUMtivM mm MOumm octtMtc ecttMtc octtMtc
tkmeC thtf eeuMilrt. dmcA Hewli
wtihTwwnrithMtiiW teflnref tiie
fire dkpwtmint attempt te' excuse it en
tbe fte&d thai t parti ieWM -waft'luteed
rf fevHyfi rrte'nds una that hfe retention
was sought because Mitas a Democrat.
This is a bare-faced lie; and the people
who resort te this subterf uge knew It te be
such.
Mr. Hewell was notclectcdthe first time
as a Democrat; although the Democrats
liad a majority in councils, they peremp
torily refased te caucus en this oflke; he
was eyen chosen by a majority or the 110
publican votes ; and he has never mani
fested his political affiliations in the dls
charge of his duties. In everything the
Inteivlieencer has liad te say en this
subject it has expressly disclaimed any par
tisan interest In it ; ana 11 nnytiung were
needed te show that Mr. Hewell's re-election
was net sought for party advantage
the names subscribed te this petition, pre
sented and read in the Jelut convention,
would effectually dispose of such nn idea :
Te the Honorable Select and Cem moil Council!
of the City of Lancatter, J'enn'a.
We the undersigned, business men, property
owners and citizen of Lancaster, uk for the re
election of the present chief of the lire depart
ment, llenry n. lieweu, a no naa neon a goeu
and efficient officer In the pout and we de net
deem It advisable for the beat interests of the
city te make a change.
AI
nd yenr petitioners will ever pray.
J.KUH n iv
Charles A. ltelnltab,
Chas. F. Matter,
Bam'l l. Leran,
JrA-K.Seed,
Jehn K. Ilathfen,
Watt, Shand a Ce.,
Win. Q. Baker,
Jacob Bailsman,
Williamson fester,
A. W. nuaselU
e;k. Martin,
A. lthettds,
Oee. K. Heed,
Heed, llcilrnnn A Ce ,
I. l. I.ocher A Sen,
Jehn C. IlBger,
Merris Zeek,
J. B. Martin A Ce.,
W. I). Bprechcr,
iE.ll. Jlrewn,
Chas. A. Jlrenmnati,
Jacob ltnthfen,
Jacob Q. aetz,
i, nenrcr,
(1. M. Zfthm,
Uoe. A, Aiannali,
11. 8. sehlndle,
J.M. W.tlclat,
Kaw. j. zatim.
Hhauli A Burns.
1. 1.fen Demmltli,
s.S.HIgh.
I). B. Bursa-,
Jehn II. I'earset,
J. H. Fester,
Jne.S. Olvlcr!t'e,
llenr A MeNalil),
Walter A. Helnltsh,
I'll. CVSnydcr A Bre.
.I.UuatZoek,
W. U. Memlenhnll,
.1.(1. Dunn,
Bhanb A Bre .
H.W, Ilelnltah,
Uce. 1). Bprecher,
Jehn Mus9elman,
Jehn B. warrei,
Bam'l U. Bauamnn,
Win. B. MldJloteii,
B.h. Bnencer,
(loe. M.FrnnLlln,
V. II. llrenciiiRii,
Thes. BniimRaruncr,
Henry C. Harner,
A. 8. Bard,
V. Hhreder,
M.e. Kline,
It. J. Housten,
Bam'l Moere, Jr.
Will. Allff. Alice,
II. II. l'nvry.
Walter M. Franklin,
iwinj. x, nnenK,
llenry BnumgHrdnei,
.ienn ii. iiusnene,
II H. Franklin,
llenry Martin,
Inquirer I'rlntlng and
rubllahlne Ce . .1. II.
Wlckershain, Mtin'g'r.
A I, I. that a man needs In this fair city te
boost him into eillcial ploce Is glaring unfit
ness for the position he seeks.
Tiik rapidity with which tlie human hand
when trained can moyeis somethlng wonder
ful. Te the uninltiated who watch the celerity
of the ordinary telegraph operator, his spced
excltes wonder and admiration. What must
be the case when is witnessed the competi
tion of expert operators. In New Yerk a
contest of tolegraphers was held the otlier
day in which all provleus records were
beaten. The task set bofero each of the con
testants was te send MO words, including
2,334 characters, besides fifteen periods and
four commas, raising the total mimlier of
characters te 2,308. .New as each character
required about six movements, it was neces
sary te make U,208 wrist and arm movo mevo move
montsfnr the &00 words. The fastest tlme
made was 10 minutes and .12 soeomls, or an
avorage of about 1,350 movements a mlntite.
The human hand, after all, Is the most won
derful of machines.
Tin: demoralizing etrectef long experi
ence wilii ahort-welght coal in Philadelphia
is illustraled in the fact that thirty fat women
en exhibition there, averaging Xay, pounds
each In welghl, are described in all city
newspapers as "ten tens of loveliness."
AN agent ofthe society ter the prevention
of cruelty te animals, stationed at the stock
yards in Philadelphia, found two cows
brought from no further than Pluenlxvllle,
which were se bruised from being trampled
In the car, that t hey were erdered te be killed.
Even thou (he Deard of Health had te be
inveked bofero the consignee would refrain
from selling tlie putrid meat te thosausage
and scrapple makers. The Lurd only knows
hew many bruised cattle, shipped from the
far WcstjStarved and trampled, are slaughter
ed in the cities and the meat imposed en Ig
norant people Tlie legislature, which is se
ready te pass antl-oleomargorino laws, nnd
prevent peeple from buying and caiing a
cleau, aw cot and wholesemo substitute for
dirty, greasy butter, never steps te censider
the violation of laws practical by the railroad
companies in transporting cattle in bad cars,
without regard te their necessities or com
fort Tiik Clarien Democrat U allttlo"efT"
w lien it speaks of the "inhuman, disgrace
ful Bpoctacle," prosentod at Jenhlng's Hol Hel Hel
eow, Incaster county, Pa., in the annual
township barter and sale of paupers ; lu
which " ioer, forsaken, half-witted nnd half
blind creatures were marched te that plaee
vthore, surrounded by eager bidders who dls
cuss tlieir ailments nnd dispositions, and
their ability te work, they were forced te
undergo the humiliation or being cried en '
by an auctioneer, and thus conslgned te the
coreof the bidder who, at the least expense
te the tow n, would agree te keep tlieir
wretched seuli and bodies togeihor ler
another year." This may have happoned
seme wliore near Clarien, but we de net have
such exhibitions in these parts ; and it might
be well for our esteemed contemporary te
lecate " Jennlng's Hellew ' a little mere
definitely and accurately.
Ex-Mayoh Wm, U. Smith, of Philadel
phia, Hlnce hU late slugging match, has
straightened up se suddenly tliat he leans
backward. He wjtrns his policemen te quit
frequenting the skating rinks, nnd asks all
parents te aid him in regulating these pitfalls
for tlie unwary youth and maiden. He has
also, in doferenco te Judge Pell's law, or
dered Johnny Clark's club theatre te step the
sparring exhibitions.
It is a popular notion that tlie literary In
terests of the country gain when men of
letters are sent te foreign countries as govern
ment ambassadors and there get the oppor
tunities and leisure that conduce te higher
and mere successful exertions in their chosen
Held. But, as the lmmcun points out,
there is another side of this question : 'We
lest the delightful humorist of Knlcker
bocker's New Yerk, and gained the graceful
yet heavy historian of Columbus, and Wash
ington, by Bending Irving te Spain. We
lest the charming novelist when Hawthorne
went te Liverpool and get the writer of
spiteful hooks or travel in his place. The
late generation or literary diplomats de net
keep up te this level when they go abroad.
Mr. Motley wrete no mere histories when he
went te Londen, and Mr. Lewell lias de
voted his energies te after-dinner speeches
sincohewent" Bret Harte has never done
as geed work since he went away in the con
sular service as he did liore ; and Sam. Cox
is hurrying te finish his book before he gees
te Turkey, lest the fascinations ofthe harem
wean him from his leve for statistics or the
bow-string of (he Bospherus shuts off bis ge
nial Hew of wit
Thh fanner should beware of the smooth smeoth smoeth
tongued machine agent, who wishes te leave
one of his machines en the farmer's premises,
merely for exhibition purposes,
eninlJWIVHBiaWlkasVaiaWgiBi m jvjbhi
m
toptrtytte fe;ntalM, et) peWM
inriMd, -by - the mpm etwrt,Ms
net seen te' be pe)whtr)y1eMprefeetidMl't'
any community want stricter enfereMMnt
aftheUqnoriawer even absolute ptjihlbt
ued, wi lliniier in onuieijr niium m ui-
control, in the election ril" Judgen, who cn"
regulate the tAvema and saloons or shut
them up cntlrely if se disposed. Fer in
stance, Judge Krcbs, of Clearfield, has
Issued an order requiring nil drinking re
sorts te te closed at half-past ten ) and Judge
Harry Whlte, of Indiana county, has
ienised te grant n singie liconse in mat
county.
Tiik oxamples of the president in, reap
pointing Pearson and the governor in reap
pointing Hlsbee seetn te have been lest en
the Republican councils of Lancaster.
- a -
Tiiimik Is ft professional war up in Iiiizorne
between the doctors who ottended Nichols,
killed by Dotlieras for betraying his niece,
and these who testified before the beard of
pardons that the victim's death was due te
Dr. Cele's probing In the brain for the bullet
rather than by the bait Itself. It nil! be re
membered that the pardon beard gave Beth-
eras the beneflt of the doubt raised and com
muted his sontenco te Imprisonment for life ;
and new the surgeons are trying tlte case In
newspaper interviews. One of Dr. Cole'a
chtef critics, Dr. Crawford, has get off the
following very neat met In the case:
"There seemed, in this niatter In which
llotheras is cencerned, te have been two at
tempts te commit a homicide or perhaps a
murder ene with a bullet, the ether with a
halter. Dr. Cole, by his Ignorance, stupidity
and blundetlng seems te lift ve iruslraled both
attempts."
Tun statement telegraphed from Washing
ton te the Philadelphia Time and printed
te-day, te the eil'ect that Mr. Hensol "saw the
president and whlspored a geed word for his
friend Bigler, son of ex-Gov. Jllgler, whom
he wanted te uce made United Htates marshal
for the Wostern district or Pennsylvania"
like most kindred Htaloments about Mr.
llonsel is utterly without foundation.
It Is high tlme for winter tn be pulled of!
the lap of spring.
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PERSONAL.
Sidnkv l.ANimt is te have a monument In
Macen, (iiu, wliore he was lxirn.
Cjiaiu.kh Peivrnit, or Cerry, llrle county,
has been appeln ted llsh commissieuor by the
governor in place of James DulTy.
Mns. ltlt.i.-HirA)ieN-, of Han Francisce, has
been condeninod te twenty-four hours, itn-
irimjiuiiuiifc iur cuuivuijii. ui CQuru
CimisTiNP. Nimson has received from
King Alfonse the cress of the Order ortlie
Ileneflccncc, feunded by his mother.
Kx-dovKUNen Hi'nAOUK.ef Rhede Island.
is new n business man In the City of Moxlce,
whlle Mrs. KatoChase Isoducatluglierchlld Iseducatluglierchlld Isoducatluglierchlld
ren in Kurepe,
MAJenSAMUBLH. Kr.UKn, ofthe Second
Artillery, for the last ten years 'instructor of
law at the artillery school at Portress Menree,
died lliore Monday morning.
Ceu Tiiemah J. Orimi:se.v, who has fxen
In the Internal Kovcnue service for the last
nineteen years, nnd for the last nine years
has been rovenue agent has resigned.
Annum Thateiikr has been roelectcd
chainnan of the Democratic city cemmittee
or Philadelphia ; J.I Honsetidcrferend C. A.
O'llara secretaries and Jehn Hlevln treasurer.
Anei.fjt StlTtte, Itorerof tlie famous Sutro
tunnel, has scoured Kurnpe in searcli of rari
ties, and lias new stered In Han Francisce
eneugh Ixxiks te bring tlie title- alone up te
160,000.
Em Hmi'kr, who nearly a quarter nf a
century age was secretary or uie common'
weaiin miner ii0omer a
u. C'urtin. Is new
residing at a hotel
in
TAiwisburg, and is in
very peer health
Ma, J.H. KmiHHNKit, a graduate of Frank
lin and Marshall college, as principal, and
Miss Nannie L. Smith lirst assistant, will
establish a normal and classical Institute in
St. Petersburg, Clarien county.
GEertOE BANonepT, is preparing a book
en Sliakcspeare and his writings, in which
he will confute the Bacenian theory as te the
authorship of Shokespeero's plays, recently
rovlsed by the inotcerie Ignatius Dennelly.
Dr. H. I.,. Maoeon announced from the
pulpit ofthe North Bread street church, Phila
delphia, en Sunday that helntended te resign
from the pasterate of the church ene year
from this time. In the interval, he said, he
intended te serve without any salary.
Presidknt Cleveland was an interest
ing spectator of two thousand children gather
ed in the Whlte Heuso grounds en Kaster
Monday, engaged in tlie peculiarly Washing
ton sport or egg-rolling. The play consists
mainly of rolling dmdlly colored Kaster eggs
down the artificial hills in the grounds. Of
these eggs the young ones carrled small bas
kets full when they onter, and toward even
ing the battleground was flecked with sliells
where the strlfe was the thickest.
Governer Wrieht, of Indiana, was In
the habit of airing en the stump his knnwl knnwl knnwl
odge of farming matters, of which he was
densely ignorant. A rural Hoesior, who hed
been iinposed uienby the governor's preten
sions, anxious te improve ids breed of sheep,
ence wrete and rcquosted him te recommend
for this purpese a thoroughbred ram. He
promptly roplled: "Oct the hydraulic, by all
means. It is superior te the Southdown for
mutton or the merine for wool."
TJCX 31ZXEHS BVJIIBD AZTFJ-:.
A Heartrending Kcene at Haven ltun Little
Hepe for tlie Entombed.
About 1 o'clock Monday afternoon one of
the gangways of the Cuyler colliery at Haven
Run, Schuylkill county, operated byS. M.
Ilea ten Sc Ce., caved in without warning, en
tombing ten miners who were at work inside,
The cave-In occurred about 400 feet from the
bottom of the slope, and was caused by a
sudden crushing of the timbers. The names
of the ten men entombed are : Frank Me
Laughlin, William Andersen, Jehn Ander Ander
eon, Henry Mervine, Ben Maurer. Nicholas
Pureell, Barney Smith, Michael Horrify,
Daniel Kouney and Jehn Cavanaugh. There
is no means of ascertaining whether thelm-
firlsened miners nre dead or alive. Messrs.
lea ten A Ce. are doing everything possible
te rescue the men, but the danger of ap
proaching the break makes it difficult te de
anything te that end and also prevents the
hundreds of men that have gathered at the
scene Irem going te work te rescue the im
prisoned miners. The miners who are ac
quainted with tlie ploce have little or no hope
of these imprisoned being rescued alive. Tlie
scene at tlte mouth of the slope is heartrend
ing in the extreme. The unfortunate miners
are all men of families, add the appealing
cries of their wives and children fill the air
in the vicinity of the fatal mlne.
Exploring parties who attempted te enter
the mine report It a romplete wreck, and all
hopes of rescuing the imprisoned miners allve
has been abandoned. The slope Is 700 feet
deep, nnd is dlvided into four lids. The ten
men new in the mine were In the lower lift,
and tlie place is closed te the bottom of the
first lift, forty feet above. There are three
openings te the mind an atr held and two
slopes, and all tiiree are closed below the
first lift The dangerous condition or the
mines net only prevents rescuing parties
from doing any work but forbids even a
thorough examination of the workings. The
concussion caused by the fall was se great
that th6 mine cars at the feet of the first lift
were forced up the slope a dlstance of fifty
feet Minera who are acquainted with the
workings doclare it net only Impossible te
rescue the men alive but doubtful whether
even their bodies can be recovered. It Is
their Judgment, also, that the colliery is u
completo wreck. The colliery employed
from 150 te 200 men when working, but for
tunately, was net in operation Monday.
s '
A XBW rHESCn CABIXET.
BriMen Called te the Premiership and a Min
istry Formed.
M. Brisson lias completed a cabinet, and,
although the names of the members have
net been made public, it appears certain that
the ministry will be composed as follews: M.
Brisson, president ofthe council and minister
or publie Instruction; M. Allain Targe, min
ister of the interier: M. Ghunageran, minister
of finance; M. Goblet, minuter, of justice;
General Campenen, minister of warfSadi
Carnet, minister of publie werks: M. Pierre
LegTand, minister of agriculture; M.Herys
Mangen, minister, of commerce; is".,Cuvhet,
minister of pests undwlegrapiui, aM A,diai
,- - jtrnt aiwm
Iv MMmaed M. RrW.
eiiiltA ekunber of detmttM.
Of fee Hepabltean union will
ilaalawiil of M. Ferrv. 'Xhe
newlnutry wHliee'r-,errylst in char-
The moonlight' strikes across the fleer,
Ita creeping pallor neara my bed
Ab, were It only death Instead,
Hew iwlflly seen this vigil o'er, .
BPXCIAZ XOTICBS.
laaaa WH was a UtUe Man,
He aaid te six tall qnli ring frienda whoasked
hew he felt among se many men, "that he was a
sixpence among six pennies, worth them all."
BOZODONT Is Just se among many prepara
tions for the teeth, It Is worth theni all.
a74wdcedAw
Thoeaands BasUnMl te Their araTca.-
Ily relying en testimonials written in vivid
glowing language of some mlraculens cures
made by tome largely puffed up docteror patent
medicine has hastened thousands te their
grAres the readers having almost insane faith
that the same mlraole wilt be performed en tbem
that these testimonials mention, while the so se
called medicines Is all the tlme hastening them
te their graves. Although we have
Thousands Upen Thousand It I
or testimonials of the most wonderful cures,
voluntarily sent us, we de net publish thorn, as
they de net make the cures. It Is our medicine,
Hep Bitters, that make the cures. It has never
failed and never can. We will give rcferonce te
anyoneforanydlseaso similar te their own U
desired, or will refer them te any neighbor, as
there Is net a neighborhood in the known world
but can show Its cures by Hep Hitters.
A losing Jeke.
" A prominent physician of Pittsburg said te
a lady pat lent who was complaining of hoc con
tinued Ill-health, and of his Inability tocure her,
jokingly said: 'Try Hep Hitters t' The lady
took it In earnest and used the Hitters, from
which she obtained permanenthcalth. She new
laughed at the doctor for his JoVe, but be Is net
se well pleased with It, as It cnat'.lilm agoed
patient.
Fees of Uoclers,
The fee of doctors at $3.ttl a Islt would tax a
roan feraycar.andln need of a dally IMt, ever
l,O00 a year for medical attendance alone ! ' And
one single bottle of Hep Hitters taken In time
w mild navn the (1,000 and all the j car's sickness.
Olien Up by the Docter.
"Is It posslule that Mr. (ledfrey In up and at
work, and cured by se simple a remedy T"
" I assure you It Is true that he Is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hep Hitters, and
only ten dnrs age his doctors gave nun up ana
said he must die, from Kidney and Liver
trouble I"
-None genuine without a bunch of green
Heps en the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with " Hep " or " Heps" In their
name. mX-1mTii,Th,SAw
Hloedl Meed I niei.dt
Yes, bleed I " Weed will IpII !" And bleed
will tell a sorry tale, If It U peer, mean sickly.
Impure bleed, with little or no Iren In It. The
Meed enriched by Iren nnd pnrlflPd by the vlg
nrrni action of a hcalthv llrer. tells tin hterv of
clear brain, ylgoreus action, geed digestion nnd
sucecis tn life. Hrewn's Iren Hitters pulu Iren
In the bleed, tones the nerves and romiueni de
bility. Sold everywhere.
2-lllg Thleve-2.
Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves;
they creep In and steal our health and comfort
before we knew It, Let us put it step tn their
Invanlens with a bottle of Jlurdeck Bleed Jilt'
ten, tobelutdatany drugstore, Porsale by II.
II. Cochran, dnigglut, 137 nnd it9 North Ijiircn
street, Lancaster.
An Off Year.
This Is going te bean en" year. NeKilltlcal
booms ter "Plumed Knights" or "Iteferm"
wilt help keep up the health nnd strength of the
vast multltude whose faith Is pinned en the
glowing party premises of election j car. Multi
tudes of such will need a reliable tonic te tone
up the system, a purifier te work etT the had
bleed, uud a sure remedy for lame backa, rheu
matism, biliousness etc. Such a remedy Is Kid
ney-Wert. It bes long steed at tlie head of the
list of kidney remedies, and It recch cs the high
est praise from all that use It.
Worked Wonders.
"My daughter h ai ery bail e(T en account of
n cold end pain In her lungs. Jr, Themat' Ke
leetrle Oil rured her tn ttcentu four heur: (Hie
One of the boys was cured or sere threat, 'ltili
roedlcine has worked wonders In our family."
Alvah rinckney. Lake llahepac, N. Y. or sale
by 11. II. Cochran, druggists, 137 and 133 North
(Juecn street, Lancaster.
JlOVBEFVBXtailXXO GOODS.
T
UK
CHEAPEST PLAGE
TO flUVAT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-i3 AY-
P.
Ne. 34 Seuth Queen Street,
feb2Myd
LANCA8TKH, l'A.
SVECTACLKS.
SUPERIOR
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Uleroscepeg, Field Glasses, Uaremeteni, Tele
scopes, Uagle lanterns, Thermometers, Draw
Inn Instruments, Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus. List and Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogues sent i'KKK en application,
QUEEN& CO.,
NO. 024 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
mart lydAw
STOCKS.
pOOR, WHITE & CO.,'
BANKEI?,S.r
FKIMRItAILWAYSKCIIltrriKS ALWAYS ON
HAND 'OU INVESTMENT.
Minneapolis Heal Estate 7 per cent, bends for
sale at 101 and lntorest. Proprietors of "Peer's
Manual of HaU ways." Correspondence invited.
46 Wall Streat, New Yerk,
octllydeod
ILLER'S BORAX SOAP CONTAINS
45 per cent, of vegetable oils, making It
healing In Its effects.
-DEMO VAT
XV Dr. Lengalcer has removed from Ne. 13
East Walnut street, Lancaster, Ph., te Lebanon,
1'a., opposite the posteffiee, will be at the Koy Key
stone Heuse, North Queen street, Lancaster,
l'a,, every Monday and Friday nriernoeus, till 7
o'clock, p, m. ni30-2wd
STORAGE
AMD
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL MAYElt,
dec3-l yd 16 West Chestnut street.
s
AINT-HAFHAEIi WINE.
INFORMATION.
The Saint-Raphael Wine has adellcleda flaveur
and is drunk In the principal cities of Hnssla,
Uermany, North and Seuth America, Ureat
lirltaln, India, and se en. The qnantity exported
annually Is sufficient proof or ltsstabUtlrand
staying powers, while for the real connoisseur
there u no wine that can be considered lu
superior.
49-Tbe Salnt-naphael Wine Company, Valence,
Department of the Dreme (France.)
H. E. 8LAYMAKER,
Ne. W BAST KINO STsUCXT,
wmd&2
BROWN'S
.jte e
nil ti u
gee
K oe
BITTERS
ThU me&iclne, combining Iren with pnrevege
teble tonics, quickly and completely CUKK3
DYSPEPSIA, INDIUKS8ION. KAL.AKIA.
WKAKMKSS. IMPUKB BLOOD, CHILLS and
rnYABununAunAJjUiA,
By rapid and thorough assimilation with the
bleed It reaches every part nf the system, puri
fies and enriches the bleed, strengthens the
muscles and nerves, and tones and invigorates
the system!
A fine Appetiser Best tonle known.
It will cure the worst case of Dyspepsia, re
moving all distressing symptoms, such as Tast
ing the feed, Belching, Heat In the Stomach,
Heartburn, etc.
The only Iren medlctne that will net blacken
or Injure the teeth.
It fs Invaluable for diseases peculiar te women,
and te all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An unfailing remedy for diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys.
rnwni sunenng irem me eneci ei tTerwur,
nervous troubles, less of appetite, or debility,
experience quick relief and renewed energy by
I tJI 11M-
It does net cause Headache or preduce Consti
pation OT1 1 Ell iron medicines oe.
It Is the only preparation of Iren that causes
no Injurious effects. Physicians and druggists
recemmend It as the bcsC Try It.
The genuine has Trade Mark and cressed red
lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Hade only by
HUOWN CIIKMICAI, CO.,
lULTlKORS, WD.
sepU-lydftlyw
A man attacked with Uright's Disease, or any
kidney dlsrase, don't want Ann words but lis
conqueror Hunt's (Kidney and Liver Itcmcdy.
We must tell of the great specific Hunt's
(Kidney and Liver) Itetucdy. It never falls te
cure Diabetes Dropsy, Uright's Disease, Ac.
mSl-lwdced&w
M-
AN1IOOD UESTORED.
antxeT rau.
A victim of youthful Imnrudence causing Pre
mature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lest Manhood,
Ac, Having uiea in vain every Known remca
ft
lias aiscevureu a simpie sen-cure, wnicn nu w
seud fUKK te bis fellow sufferers. Address,
J. II. US.KVIM),
JIG-lyoedAlyw 43 Chatham St, New Yerk city
AFTKK ALL OTHERS VML,
COXSULT
DR. LOBB,
NO. 319 North Firieenth street. Iwlew Callewhlll
street. Philadelphia. Cures all Secret Diseases
of both sexes. Twenty Years Kxporlcnce. Con
sultation by mall. NKUVOUH AND SPECIAL
DISKASKS. New boelc Just out. Bend for It,
Price tee Henrs 11 till 2, and 7 te 10 p, m
reble-lydAw
ONHUMPTION 1 HAVE A. POSITIVE
remedy for the above disease; by its use
he usandi of cases of the worst kind and of long
standing have been cured, indeed, se stren
ig nave ueen curea, inucea, se strong i
(vS
my 1
HOT
faith In Its efflcacy that
fnitii in iiarmcuev tnr
send T
TTLKH FHKK, lecetber with a valuable trea-
tlse en this disease te any sufferer.
Ulre ex-
press and P. O. address.
IIK.T. A.HI.OCUH,
nSMindoed&Cmw 181 Pearl St., N. V.
CHAPPED HANDS, LIPS AND FACES
are very common In March, but
CREAM OF ROSES
Always cures. Ne grcase, no smarting. ONLY,
10CKNTS, ut Druggists, for sale at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
decS-Cmd 137 and 119 North Qtieen'strect.
piATAUHH.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
-CUIIK.S
CULDINHKAD, CATAKUII. ltCHKCOM,llAY
PEVKIt, DKAKNK3S, IIKADACHK.
Kasy te use.
N. ., U.S.A.
Price, Mc. Lly Hrn.'s, Oswego
Hay Fever.
ELY'S CUKAM HALM Cleanses the Head.
Allajs lntlanunatlen. Heals the Seres, ltesteres
the benses of Taste and Smell. A cinlck and
nexltlrn cure.
w cents at DruxRlsts. GO cents
!red. Send for circular. Huuinle
by mall, rcfrlitcrcii.
by mall, 10 cent x.
ELY BROTHERS,
DruRirlsts, Oswego, N. Y.
mar.11 tfd&w
V LOT 11 1 SO.
N
OTICi: EXTRAORDINARY.
Extraordinary Bargains
IN-
CLOTHING
or
ALL DESCUII'TIONS DUIIING
MONTH OF APHIL, I'ltEPAH
ATOltY '10 A
THE
CHANGE
-IN-
OUR BUSINESS.
fOall at ence, at
&
Penu Hall Clothing Heuse,
CORNER OF CENTRE SQUARE
AND NORTH QUEEN ST.,
Eer Thirty Days Only.
s
PRINO.
The pleasant leather of the past few days re
minds us that Spring Is at hand, and that it Is
time te see wtlal la wanted In the way of
SPRDTG CLOTHING.
Burger & Sutten,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
Are prepared te show te the public a Large and
Well Selected Stock of
Spring, and Summer Suitings,
Such as Corkscrews, "all shades," l'lalds. Checks
and Silk Mixtures, In fact everything that Is
New and Desirable. Made In the Latest St j lea,
at prices as low as the lowest for the same qual
ity efaulla. Our
READY-MADE STOCK
Fer Sprln
ir Spring and Summer Suits for Men, Youth
dlieysfs complete and ready for Inspection.
;allaud Examine our Sleck. Ne Trouble te
anu u
Call
Shew Uoeds.
BURGER & SUTTON,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTEtt, PA.
DR. II. E. MUHLENBERG HAS RE
moved his eftlce te
NO. 16 SOUTH l'BINCE STUEET.
Hcsldence at the Stevens Heuse.
al-St
lALIi AT
REIQART'S OLD WINK
I
STOHE
-TOU-
IISTON'S EXTRACT 0? BEEF.
VDTC8T IK TBI WORLD,
IfatuhllaliAVITfU II. V ST.AYMAIf EH. Ac
feblT-tld Ne. Bait King St,
HIRSH
BROTHER
CLOTHING. -
SPRING WOOLENS.
SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS & SPRING OVERCOATING.
Our Asfiortment of STANDARD AND NOVEL STYLES of Coat
ings, Buttings, and Trounerlntra for Men and Beys' Spring Wear
are new Complete and Ready for Inspoetlon.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
IN
Business Suits, Dress Suits, Beys' Suits and Children's Suits.
" SPBIM OVERCOATS.
FURNISHING OOODS-Leadlng New Shapes of B. & W. Cellars
andOuffls. Noveltloa in Noekwoar. Laundrled and TJnlaundrled
Shirts, Etc.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25 WEST KING STREET.
buy noens.
e
ARPETS.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.
AltKOr'r'EKIXtl TIIK
LOWKVriMUCKS AND QUALITIES OK
Carpets Carpets
FOR THE PRIDES.
GOOD TAl'KSTUY, 60c ,C5c.,7r-c., and 85c.
GOOD 110 1) Y HUUSSKLS. $1.00 and il.ffl.
GOOD VKLVHT CAItl'ET. $1.23 : Hest, 1 50.
3-I'LY ALL-WOOL, Hest $1.00.
KXTKASUI'EK ALL-WOOL, GJc.; Het,;V.
1NOKAIN, 25c., 35c., 40c., 4. and Mc.
HOME-MADE KAU and CHAIN CAUl'El' Cheap
MATTINH8, 1'LOOK OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW SIIADhS AND KIXTUItKS.
Call und See Our floods.
JOHN S. GIVLER & GO.,
25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEIt.l'A.
TJIVRRY
DAY 1IRINQ.S HOMETHINO
JJJ N
EW
TO 'HIE-
ANOTHEK CASE OK THOSE FAMOUS
DOUBLE FOLD CASHMERES,
All Celers, 12c a yard.
3.V1NCII COLOItED CASHMEltES.
Spring Shades. 25e a yard. Bame quality sold
last season at 37ic.
40-INCH FI1ENCH ALMA 8UIT1NCS,
Vthlch leek and reel like 75c goods, only 37Xc
40-INCH ALL-WOOL OASHMEP.E9,
ilprlng Celers, 60c a yard.
AV1NCII FINE SATIN liEltliElt,
OnlyGOciijard.
40-INCH EHEN'CH SATIN HEItllElt,
Splendid alue, 75e a yard.
COMltlNATION IIKESS SUITINflS,
In Pretty I'arlilan Styles.
New Shides In
LIUI1T WKIUIir CLOTH SHIT1NCIS,
Made Specially for Spring Wear.
I 11st Opened, a Choice LInent Ileautlful
Printed Satines and Batistes,
AT VEIlY LOW PUICES.
WATT, SHAND & GO.,
(8 and 10 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
J.
11. MARTIN & CO.
SPRING
Dress Goods.
Just received
another ciihd
I.NKS In
of DUES SAT
Beautiful New Designs and Colorings,
AT 10c. PEll YAltll.
Wohive alie Hecuird 10
the
PIECES MOItE of
SPECIAL BARGAIN
-IN-
Summer Dress Silks!
35 Cents a Yard.
3G-ieck Lerraine Cashmeres,
At &c. per Y'ard.
Mohair Melanges,
At a I c., worth BOe.
Double-Feld Cashmeres,
All shade, ISc. per yard.
25 PIECES
Children's Dress Plaids,
lu neat and la:
rge. decided Patterns, at cjf c,,
Werth lXc
J. B. Martin fe Ce.,
Cor. West King ami Prince 8(s.,
LANUASTEU, PA.
TTAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
-aa. Tobacco only 8e per pluir, at
UAUTMAN'S Yl
tLLOW Jl'KON'J
LLOW
JNT CIOAlt
6TOUE.
IV MR SHE.
- CLOTHING.
CLOTH IKO.
F
1NE TAILORINO.
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
1 he Largest and Choicest Assortment or
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITY O LANCASTtK.
All the Latest Novelties In
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINE OP
SPRING QYERCOATING.
THE VEIlY IIESTVOKKMANSllll'.
Prices te suit all and all goods warranted as
represented atbU new store,
Ue. 43 Bera Queen St.
(OPPOSITE THE I'OSTOt 'ICE.)
H. GERHART.
L.
OANSMAN & 11RO.
Spring Opening,
In Our Custom Tailoring Department.
Suits te Moasure at $10.
Suits te Meamire at 812.
Suits te Measure at 815.
Suits-te Measure ut 818.
Suits te Measure at $20.
Suits te Measure at $25.
Pants te Measure at $3.00, $3.60,
$4.00, $5.00, $6.00, up te $9.00.
Children & Bey's Clothing
OUU UKKAT SPECIALTY.
LlllLDUEN'S SUITS at il SO, UOO, t2S0,30O.
tl OU. 5 50. HO 'S SUITS at i.OO, fi SO, $3.00, M 00,
S00, up te 110.00.
Yeu are deuhtleis Interested In the purchase et
SPRING CLOTHING
And want the best quality for the least ruoney.
We are equally interested tn securing yourpa yeurpa yourpa
trnnage, and have placed our large stock at
prices within the reach of all.
Our goods wcie lcr se low priced as new,
m hlle they are as dcslrahle as ever.
L. GAUSMAU & BRO,
Nes. 60-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Eight en the Southwest Cor. of Orange Street,)
LANCASTEU, PA.
3Net connected with any
house lu the cltv.
ether clothing
B
AROAINS IN OlOTHINQ.
APRIL.
EVERY DAY BEINGS SOME
THINGNEW !
TO-DAY WK DISPLAY' THE
LARGEST, HANDSOMEST, LOW-PRICED STOCK
-OF-
CLOTHING
-FOIt-
SPRING WEAR
IN LANCASTEU.
ALL OUR OWN MAKE,
OFSUl'EUIOH WOltKMANSlIIP.ANllAN EX.
CELLENT CUT UUAUANTEEI).
AVhat Is the v atun of a line plece of material If
it is spoiled in the making, and the sewing se
peer tliat It rips with the first wearing
,iH,r mill it rijis wiiu ma unsi wearing T
Ne
such sewing no re. we nave never baa a com
plaint alimitPOOULY-SEWEUOLOTHINU.
ALL THE NICEST AND NEWEST THINGS
-IN-
Ready-Made Clothing for Spring,
Can he found here, and the prices se low that
they are In reach of every one.
EXAMINE OUU STOCK OF SCHOOL SUITS
KOlt HOYS.
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADING LANCASTER CLOTUIKltS,
NO. 13 HAST KINO STBEET,
LANCASTEU. FA.
TV)NT PAIL.
TO TRY THE CIOARS
XJ Twe for 6c,
money.
at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW JTKONT
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