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LANCASTER, APRIL 8, lb85.
"Vi ri. Vnlnn nf TUnlr Utnnlru.
f "WiWeiw'.very anxious indeed te knew
! V.fSviTBfct witmi 13 in bank stocks which make
t r jwi't'". . i - . . . ...
I iUEifcW precious te the people of tlieir
IX') cwmtryTJpen tbe face of tilings there is
IWl'.neA'lnW,'.!' .il.na .. t.Ul. !e .... Ill-nil. tr
, KMnui inula Mtituii ,e iuuiu iini, w
tVKtkk tetitself wines and ilv itwav tlian
fift'priBii,&ttes. The stockholder have te
jftechtr'ief their officers, in the dlscliarcc
l vetfiHtieB ' which pre-eminently demand
ft, jSftjfey&Wfrity and a particular aharpness of
' dBiatalfeculties in ceitain directions.
Sv-i.bk temcers are pieniy, out goon ones
tik-ilKiMt very abundant; and it is notable
1 sfffXhOtat. U.lU nnt llin cnrwl msm ului iilwnvs
f 3 tfe'inialrtti Itie rrnnil linnlrnv Tn fnnt flirt ITnOfl
)liK.ftAM ftuia n nrnnl .1inl t lilt, ,nr in Ilia Itn.
, Js dwteking te be a money cnanger. It is net
llfetbe aatural business et the geed-hearted
'rBa. It U iossible for such te be
,Afffgoed' btuiKers, no doubt, just as
H 2Jt, i possible for the rich man te enter
JlrfRrtne Kinguem or Heaven. 1 ney cer-
yrjuni7 pursue meir wayunuer uuucuiiies.
"rtLTViB ,lmn1f(r nppds tri linvn ;i linnrt Im-
3V2 . .r ."""... . T , . .,
T peneiraDie 10 syrnpauiy wnen no is in 111s
,WJty office. .He needs te be able te say te the
$SK borrower that lie must give him a geed en-
dener ; which is in itself an impolite thing
- " te say, as it is an imputation upon the bor ber
v rower's honesty. The merchant sell3 his
goods upon credit ; the banker gives no
credit. He takes all the money and valu
ables that arc offered him without security,
i and 'naris iith none without f.pr-llJ
erb--'' U , thi -'lled which makes
' uwikBtecks se vniuable in the centempla-
V tion.ef the outsiders who cannot borrow a
dDf. de!
': dollar without an endorser. TIip.v concelvn
once that the bank stands te lese netli-
ing and te win all the tlme ; and they
would be right, if the honesty and sagacity
of bank officers ceuli be guaranteed.
Hut just there is the trouble. A geed
many are net honest and many are stupid.
Rascality in bank management is be
ing well illustrated in New Yerk new in
the trial of Fish, of the Marine Hank, of
Grant Si Ward fame ; and stupidity in it is
exemplified every day te every body.
" And Its Famous Apple Tree."
Te-morrow will be the twentieth anni
versary of the surrender of Lee te Grant.
It would be a meumful coincidence indeed
if it should also prove te be the date of the
death of General Grant, as new seems im
minent. Ter his career reached its climax
at Appomattox. Ha had fought the rebel rebel rebel
lion'te a close then, and it was there he dis
played the magnanimity of a great soldier.
He never steed higher in tlie affections and
respect of the whole people than upon that
occasion.
Jlis protracted illness has renewed dis
cussion of the events of his military career;
and. in view of tlie Appomattox annh ersary
the particulars of the surrender have been
r receiving some attention. It is one of the
paradoxes of history, Unit the further we
getaway fiem the events with which it
deals, the mere likely we are te get the un
' .colored truth about them. Fer in history,
j hU i in court, tlie best and most truthful wit
'i Besses are net these who are tlie most anx-
.Jpieus te testify and the. most voluble when
ffiffyf ihevitet upon the stand. As "Wendell
g Phillips once remarked, one can get se
V;jcle8e te aii object that he cannot see it at
'fjt&all ;and no one will dispute that the his-
jf '' 'tery making of te-day, with regard te the
1 J" Js war for, the Union, is a geed deal mere re-
'liable than that of twenty years age.
x' One of the results of "the fe- ritten Ap-
, " pomattex story is te tear up by the roet3 the
3f famous npple tree under which Grant has
Jl
eeen pictured una peetizeu as receiving
Lee'a, sword. It is conclusively shown that
the chieftains were no swords w hen they
-y
,met, and that their negotiations took place
t net in the open air, nor under any tree, but
in the liouse of a Mr. McLean, the princi
- pal residence of the village, with closed
. doers and windows, in the presence only of
a few members of the staff of each general.
Even Generals Sheridan and Ord sat out.
. Bide, en the piazza, in expectant waiting.
;V uur special artist " was net mere ; nor
kffi
5tbe poet.
' Saie the Trent and Plant Mere.
V' HO1611 t,lu far-sighted founder of our
t?$ fjoeme,ilth wrote out his conditions
' Si4 concessions for the proprietary gov gev
J'nHBent of pennsjlvanla, he directed very
M&rt.'Hclytnatm clearing the ground care
;n"&Jl'ea te leave one acre of trees for every
'AlvLfJiv acics tieaied. This reservation was
Maeine(l by tlie wis3 economist at a time
4tVWttmn3jlviinia was literally " Tenn's
,bw8C,Vanu there seemed te boneoeca-
'.n'lianlAfiAln l,a HmUr ITIe u, ,..,.
j. ' ilMtye long departed from his wise counsels ;
nr Una lauds are denuded of their trees
'?4the mountains are well nigh shorn of
, r';l forests which covered them, breaking
AM$iliury of the storms and nourishing
; & fpuntalus of irrigation.
, a 1 "rtD and again from every hand have
vvtfyWiQies or warning aim advice been
' if&ffimmiteAi " woodman spare that tree ;" but
V '&' :?" "uu,liaea ins axe. n is only liere
J, IBS 5, "Ult s.ome ni'l,--c'.iuve forester
J 1 j ',sMJE!4anul)nveiltlie economy and profit
Ir i?7 if ??" "ujig. iire Miw-min ie create
If' A fa!iminl In ita favor hy the iiibtitutieu
II Ul l of'ArVerDay," has been followed with
fwullsinthe West, und deserves en.
ciswwih nere. aw juhj-, especially,
lrlmuty made the bride of use." and
efqr kty that is seasonable should be an
Miwr'dy te these who weujd adorn the
;uj
lMdHHe
. sit in the wfrwhlng shade or
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naii ui Bwmitru .
Tlie Standard Machine ceapany, of
Cleveland, Ohie," if there is such an Insti
tution, needs te take notice that oily-
tongued agents who represent it in these
parte ire swindling our farmers ; and if the
company desires te protect ita own reputa
tion it will de well te ex;rt itself te put a
step te their abuse et whatever authority
they are invested with.
Farmers everywhere should be en their
guard against strangers who try te sell
them machinery, or te get them te sign
their names te any kind of documents.
Heme dealers and responsible local agents
are quite sufficient te supply our local
wantfl ; and the man who gives his note or
lendshlsnarneteastrangerisvery apt te
dig a pit for himself.
The public generally and banks in par
ticular should be very careful about nego
tiating the notes of their fellow citizens in
the bands of strangers. Fraud vitiates
everything ; and there are ether forms of
forgery than the fabrication of signatures.
Loek out for swindlers. They come with
the blue birds , and are nearly as thick.
California has onjeyod almost as sudden
expansion in ita viticulture, as in itH geld
product. In 1848 tbere were only 200,000
vines in all the state. In 1802 thorewero
0,500,000; in 1881 01,000,000.
In Princeton, X. J,, at the town election
en Monday, the Law and Order society kept
up a coutinleus prayer meeting near the
polls all day. The remilt von se mixed that
it took all night te count the vete ami finally
it was discovered that the man most
prayed for was boated by 20 majority. The
winner was n Demecrat. Thin Uy be
construed as a sign of what veuld happen
if the prayer gaugovcie steadily applied te
the practical cencunis of Ilfe.
A P"H,ADKr,riiiA wlfe roceived flD.000
frcin a railroad company for her dead hus
band. 1'erliapM this was hlgher than he it
rated whlle allve.
Tub vaccination question nill net den n.
It reappears in ene form or anether at regu
lar Intervals, and Its discussion grows mere
virulent w herover smallpox finds a ledge,
ment An English writer, A. It. Wallace, la
maintaining w ith considerable Ingenuity the
anti-vaccination slde of the controversy. lie
asaserU that the decrease in the death rate
that follewod the Introduction of vaccination
was due net te it, but te impreved sanitary
methods that rosulted from Bgitatlonef the
new remedy. Ilocembatsthoinostfroquontly
adduced argument in favor of vaccination,
that greater mortality attends the unvacclna
ted, by the assertion that mero peeple are
unvacciuatvd than vaccinated. It Is fortunate
that hut ene In a hundred keep themselves
booked en oclcntifle vr-u uiii. u.i.
or thelr tx -ei mind vteuld beHadlydls-
,.-,.VK)U. ,
Politics has been responsible for many
a'.curleua addition te the English language,
seme of which by frequent use ha e become
almost classical, liofero 1880 at the famous
Dersey banquet in New Yerk, the term
"soap," as applicable te money used in elec
tions, would noer liave lioen understood.
"Mugwump" is net mere than six months
old, yet it is as dlstinUive a tltle as Demo Dome Deme
crat or Itepublicau. Then thore are tiie tonus
"gerrymander," "stalwart," "bulldoze,''
"slate," "machine," and hosts or ethers, the
political meaning of which it would be vain
te seek for In the dictionary. All et which
indlcate that even the great wealth of the
English tongue cannot koep pace with the
subtleties or American peliuca.
Jin. James Kukhkll, Lewell has made a
few mistakes in his diplomatic career at the
court or St. James, hut they will bocheer
fully pardoned him after the hearty and con
elusive style of his xebuke te a proinlnent
Londen Journal that spoke in a belittling
manner or his successor, Edward J. Phelps.
The rail Mall Gazette, in that inconsiderate
way that marks the conduct of se many re
spensible newspapers, took up the popular
idea and ridiculed Mr. Phelps as an unknown
Vormeut lawyer, whose inslgnlflcance served
only te place Mr. Lew oil's genius in clearer
roller. The retiring minister at ence wrote a
letter te the editor that is masterly in its ro re ro
buke and vindication et President Cleve-
land's choice : "None hut a distinguished
and agreeable man could have been chosen
president of the American Bar association ;
nene but an able and accomplished lawyer
could have been called te a professorship at
iale college. Mr. Phelps is a man of high
character, of marked independence, and of
the most agreeable social qualities. A change
or ministers was unavoidable, and both coun ceun coun
tries are te be congratulated en the wisdom
or Mr. Chn eland's choice." Thus dees the
longueoi calumny unwittingly bring fresh
laurels te the object or Its attack.
. m m
In New Yerk they nave a law that makes
the theatres pay an annual sum Inte the hands
or the sodety for the reformation or Juvonlle
delinquents, for the reieal or which earnest
efforts are being directed. It is clearly based
en tlie idea that theatres are sources or evil.
Is It net nearly time that this absurd relic of
ancient bigotry be consigned te merited ob
livien ? Ib it te be bolleved that the art of
which IJenry Irving and Edwjn Beeth are
famous modern expositors, and in
which groater than they in times J past
have shone, Is se harmful as te need legisla
tive repression in the shape- or an odious tax 7
True it Is that unscrupulous theatrical mana mana mana
gorsjjhave given ceuntenance te unseemly
plays, but te condemn all indiscriminately
because of the few that are evil, would be
illogical as well as Jinjust. The stage could
and should be made ene of the most eillcient
of publlq educators ; but that daywlllnever
come se long as legislators see fit in their
stupid solicitude te lead It with taxes, the
very imposition of which is a stigma en its
character.
w i
Thk Philadelphia Recerd began the move
ment for cheap coal in that city lest June.
Then the price was fe.60. Its vigorous as
saults brought the tlgurcs down te 5.76
among the city coal dealers, and the Recerd
new announces that It will sell the best coal
In the market, or mil weight, at 15.60 a ten.
It further says it will net be satisiled until It
has hammered the prlce down te where It
belongs, viz. f L60 a ten. This is the kind of
reform that is ita own best trumpet The
press is mighty and must pre all.
n mm
Irf New Orleans the poeplo who are in
teres(cd In the propesod crematorium are
discussing ut the hame tlme the burning or
garbage irthey cannot keep these questions
separate, tney iiaa uetter drop the enter
prise. A Memerial te the BMulenary.
A movement Is en feet in the Evangelical
association te raise sulllcent funds for the
erection efa memorial church te ltev. K rock
er, who dled whlle engaged in thomlsslenary
service in Japan. Bishop Eaher has inter,
ested himselrln the prnject, and It Is pro pre pro
pe&cd te erect the church in Tekla The plan
is meeting with approval, and a fund has
already been started.
A Peer Way te Kill Rat,
In Faliment, w. V., Henry Bhackleferd, a
prominent citizen, was found dead tus out.
side his house with a rine-ball through his
heart lie had geno out te sheet rain, and it
wrfeaed he ailed himself by accident
mm aIsd theri
E'l
The following epitaph U copied verbatim
from a tombstone tn Marlen, Alabama I
Vf 1LLMM KtNQ MOUAWELI.
AND MAIIY A. MODAWKJ.l,,
liem July 3d, lwiJ,
died November ssth, 1870,
nged 0 years, 1 months and 25 day.
TO OUR DARUKO niLLV.
In our thoughts leve, we tcek thoe ever,
In our d reams thy bright form we see,
Ner can tlme nor thy absencitn'cr sever
That fend memory that binds us te thee.
l'APA,
Mamma,
It i mew,
Tattie,
Bis,
Leir.
1'upVs Ocntlomen.
Ulass Maunna's matt.
' Ge Lljah and carry the news
Anether soul Is geno home."
He beats his llttledrum In harmony with
' the musle of Heaven ;
wnd runs bis little train through the
streets of the New Jerusalem.
At this season of the year, when the vernal
equinox is se lately past, when "freezing
tempests back te Greenland rlde" and the
long-housed fisherman beholds with Jey the
return cf the "sailing esprey," erllshhawk,as
a harbinger of spring and of his season of pro
fitable tell, hew appropriately may be re
called "The Fisherman's Hymn" wrltten by
Aloxander Wilsen, the famous ornithologist
who knew se well the habits or the bird :
The esprey sails above the sound,
The geese are gene, Mie gulls are flying ;
The herring shoals swarm thick around,
The nets are launched, the beats are plying j
Ye he, my hearts ! let's seek the deep,
liaise high the song, and ohecrly wish her,
Still as the bending net we sweep,
"Ged bk-ss the fish-hawk and the fisher !"
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Ohe brings us fish she brings us spring.
Geed times, fair neather, wunnth and plenty,
Fine store of shad, trout, herrlng, ling,
Shcepshcau ana arum, ana eld.wlves dainty.
Ye he, my hearts I let's seek the deep,
IMy every ear, and cheerly wish her,
Still as the bending net we sweep,
" Ged bless the fish bawk and the Usher 1"
Bhe rears her young en yonder tree,
She leaves her faithful mute te mlud 'em;
Llke us, for tlsh, Bhe sails te sta,
And plunging, shows us where te And 'em.
Ye he, my hearts 1 let's seek the deep,
l'ly every our, and ohecrly wish her.
While the slew bending net we sweep,
"Ged bless the fish hawk and the Usher!"
Jehn Adams' wlfe, when she wrote te him,
addressed him as her "Dearest Friend,"
which every woman's husband is net
.
I am told that the words or the song "My
Name Is Captain Kldd" are te be found in
"Father Kemp's Old Felks Glee Boek." New
what momber el the late Cheral society of
Lancaster has a copy or that?
I heard & Jcraeyinan congratulating hllll
seir the ethor day, that his state had secured
a great honor in the appointment or the
"Virginia gontlemcn, who married the rich
Mrs. Stovens' daughter, te be minister te
Portugal. "What 1" said an eminent memler
or Congress, standing within ear-shot he
had served his country in a lirst class mis
sion, "What, In the name of Heaven, docs
any man want te go te Portugal for ? It's a
decaylng ceuntrj'. E en the highways there
are fallen into decay. Everybody who has
meney enough te iret awav from It Iraim"
Te the HUggostien that it would 1x3 a line en-
Ul4llntllf IVH n A a1.- .... A .
iui mi ituiurii-au uunucman ie
educate his children, the ronlvcamenromntl v.
"Any American who would go te Portugal te
educate his children ought himself te stay at
home and get seme education."
And yet Lisben has some agreeable
memories for an American. It was thore
Columbus supported himseir peddling
maps before he started en his picnic ; and
there he did his courting and get married.
The capital or Portugal is -en almost ex
actly the same parallel or latitude- as Wash
ingten ; but it Is mere subject te earthquakes
and the population or its cemeteries
is creator. Albeit, our new minister
te rortuget is a very clevor man
He was a member or the New Jersey
Democratic stat committee last year, where
sorvice en the state committee means geed
work for the party. Den Voyage .'
Faithful are the wounds efa friend j and the
adherents of the common school system can
learn n geed deal, If they will, rrem its critics.
The editor or the Andover Review is ene or
the most Incish e or theso ; but there is a heap
or sense in what he says by way or warning
lest the publle school system get te be a
"machine," which will reverse the real pur
poses of oducatleii. and exalt the school abev e
the Bchelar. Teacher and scholar are carried
along tee much by prescribed regulation ;
the brain is slutted with undigested school scheol schoel
itigj the tendency is te exalt book knowl
edge above fact knowledge ; hence " knowl knewl knowl
edge comes hut wisdom lingers."
SlNDflAI).
PERSONAL.
Tub Presidknt will stick te his desk
this summer. He has a horror of Junketing.
Gkn. Fitz Hucjii Lke is said te be booked
for the marshalshlp el the District ei Colum
bia. He'll de.
,.".UEVN Yictkia undl the Princess of
n uiua uave oeen wearing black or late and it
Is said that the sembre colors set oil' diamonds
te immonse advantage
Kii:l, the Canadian insurgent, is do de
scribed by an acquaintance as "a brilliant;
intelligent, highly-educated, far-seeing man,
morally high, and as brave as a lien."
Citablks E. HaviIiAnd, of Limoges,
France, the celebrated manuluclurerer Limo
ges ware and the designer or the Hayes
White Heuse set, is inspectlng the American
potteries
MxnvANDKneN has quite given up the
idea or golngte Paris with Jlomee and Juliet.
She means te have a much-needed rest alter
the Lyceum closes, and America will see her
once mere in September.
Clkvkland is fetllt bothered with pres
ents. Last week a big salmon was sent from
Oregon te be scrved for Ills Easier Sunday
dinner. A Connecticut woman ga e him the
photograph or her son, who is ten years
younger but leeks mere llke the president
than a brether.
Beeehek, who did net begin te go te the
theatre until he was Just 70, Bald in his speech
at the Irving dinner : "I shall dream Ophelia
and see Miss Terry as long as I live. The
llewers are sweet and white by the brook
where Bhe lest her lire, but Mm passion
llewer that hung en the bough or -Beatrice,
was far mero wondrous and beautiful in its
fragrance than the flowers that crew at the
deathslde."
-CitAHLEs II. Munson has again been ap ap ap
Ijolnted lay judge or Merris county. N. J., by
the governor. -The latter sent Munson's
name te the Honate a year age, and that hotly
twrlce refused te confirm his nomination.
The governor, anorjthe Senateadjourned, ap
pointed him te nil the vacancy. This year
Munson's uame was again twice sent in,
twice rojected, and the present appointment
is te till the vacancy.
Mn, and Mns.HAMiLTON Disston Mr.and
Mrs. Samuel H. Cranip, Mr. and Mrs. Wll
llam, T .ftf0 .isa De" Crawford, Miss
i0,,11'.11.8?!? Mr' w,4 Mra- Jel" MU'f
of Philadelphia, passed through Lancaster
te-day en the Pullman "Rarltan'boundfera
trip te all the principal cities of the West. The
mines of Arizona and New Mexico, the
wonuers or the Yesemite Valley and the
Elacld besom of the Paciilp will be viewed
efore they return.
MEXICO TO DECLARE WAR.
The Government Marching- Men Toward the
tluatemalan Frontier.
In a secret sosalen or the Mexican Congress,
Monday, Minister Mariscal was summoned
and requested te give the eflldal news regard
ing the defeat of Guatemala, and also te fdata
whether tbe executive considered thg ques
tion nettled thereby, and whether the
measures taken by the government would
be sufficient te bring about the desired remUL;
Sener Mariscal furnished scanty tnfermtOH; .
fYwg Jhe government was net well
lnnt'snad nn Urn Millien ir iii i... ..,
anpy new en route te the frontier number I
V
e T0'B" 0
MIMOBY or
VM. B.
U.WtaMR, end that Mexico J new prepared
tej et m (fee deflmehre or.effenMve. After
heMtai mkt kkfsraMUea aeveral deputies
preenm a reeoIt(e that tbe executive be
autherised te declare war against Guatemala.
Itwastefcrred tothe oemmlttco en foreign
relations and war.
The President of Salvader la net vet certain
of victory, in srRe of the death of Uarrlei.
and .wants the active aid of Mexico in order
te terwteate.the war quickly with as little
less of life a possible. It la the common be
lief new that President Diaz will occedo
te Halrader'a request, and that Congress will
Srant i the nocessary authority for a dcclara dcclara
ert of war.
BEAUTIFUL SPBtNO.
When the earth from winter's thraldem Is re-
laasea by balmy spring,
And the robin and the bluebird overjoyed their
carols sing j
When , the trees, se lately gaunt and bate, the
starting bed display,
And the fields, erst white, are decked again In
vcrdueus array t
When the promlse of the summer breathes In
every balmy brceze,
And modest early flowers begin te gem the ver
dant leas
When the sun cmerucs brightly In the morning
from his bath,
And diffuses golden glory as lie climbs his
azure path,
Then the lee man sees a prospect of disposing of
bis crop,
And poeplo generally expect that coal will lake
a drop. Frem the Jlotlen Courier.
New Administration Whisky Velley.
Great Interest centres in the ceurs that the
new administration will pursue concerning this
extensl ve Interest, which agitates the preducci s
se violently. Enough has been disclosed te
show that the cabinet will act with common
sense business Intelligence, and It Is new gener
ally understood that tbe Standard of excellonce
will be Derrr's 1'cni Halt Wuiskkt, which Is
made by a new scientific process that absolutely
eliminates all traacs or inflammatory or Inju
rious Ingrrxllcnls, and. is tbe very best remedy
ter dangers arising from sudden climatic
changes, and acoinplelenafeguardagalnptpneu.
menla, scarlet fever, diphtheria, and debilita
ting fevers. TholcedlngphyslcUns recommend
that It be kept In every family, and all reliable
grocers and druggists will supply It at II per
bottle.
HVECIAT. NOTICES.
Mewing Wild Osts.
Hew many waste their time and resources In
foolish experiments, with nasty worthless medi
cines thai can never de them u whiter geed. If
you are sick and want help get a reputable re
medy of established merit. The cumtlvu vlr.
tuts of Jiurdeck Bleed Diltert have never been
questioned, for an enfeebled circulation or a
weak stomach tbeynrn splendid. Fer suleby
It. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 133 North (Jiiccu
street, Lancaster,
What we Can Cure, Let's Net Knilnre.
If we can euro au ache, or a sprain, or n lame
ncss, or a bruise, or a bite, by using Thenuit' Ec Ec
lectrle Oil, let's de It. Themat" FcltctHc Oil Is
known te be geed. Let's try It. Fer Mile, by II.
II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North cjutcn
street, Lancaster.
Frem Hjmtcuse, N. Y,
"I felt weak and languid) hud palpllntlen of
the heart nud numbness of the Ittnlm. Jiurdeck
Bleed BMtrt have certainly relieved me. They
are most ezcnuniii. - air. i. ,n. ,, riguu rer
sale by II. U. Cochran, druggist. I ITend ISJ North
(jueen street, i-aiiewter.
Heat the Decleis.
It nan In Minnesota, the land of cold winters,
magnificent wheat farms, and gigantic flour
mills. Thodectors tried te cure Mrs. Maryettn
I'lkc, of Medford, and couldn't de It. hbu had
neuralgia, weakness, dUerjtered stomach nnd
bed bleed. Mrs. I'lke writes te say that after
the doctors bad failed, she tried Ilrewn's Iren
Hitters, which completely relieved her of nil
theso unpleasant ailments.
AN UNFOUTUNATK I'EUbON.
The mint unfortunate person In thu world Ib
ene ufllltted with sick lnudnctie, Jljiit they will
be relieved atente by using Dr. Leslie's 8 H-tlal
Prescription, beu udtertlBeiniiit in another
column. (I)
Dtspki-tic. nerveusr people, "out of sertu,"
Celden's Liquid Beef Tonle will cure. Atk for
Celdcn'i. Ol druggists. mSS-lwdetxlAw
LIFK I'KKSKUVKlt.
If veu are losing your grip en life, try ' Wells
Health UcneHcr." Uecs dlnct te wt.it smits.
(3)
Thousands flattened te Their tint, es.
By relying en testimonials written In lvld
glowing language of some miraculous cures
made by some largely puffed up docteror patent
medicine has hastened thousands te their
graves ; the readers having almost Insane, faith
that the same miracle will be performed en thtm
that these testimonials mention, whlle the so se
caUed medicines Is all the time hastening them
te their graves.. Although we ha e
Thousands Upen Tlieusumls 1 1 1
Of testimonials of the most uendcrfu! cures,
voluntarily sent us, we de net publish them, as
they de net make the cures. It Is our medicine,
Hep Hitters, that raake the cures. It has net er
fulled and no ver can. We will give icfereuce te
any ene for any disease similar te their own ir
deslied, or will refer them te any neighbor, as
there Is net a neighborhood In the known world
but can show its cures by Hep lllttcrg.
A Lesing Jeke.
"A prominent physician of Pittsburg said te
a lady patient who wus complaining of hir con
tinned Ill-health, and of his Inability tocuie her,
Jokingly suld: 'Try Hep Bitters I' The lady
took it in earnest and Ubed the Hitters, from
which she obtained permanent health. She new
laughed at the doctor rer his Jeke, but he is net
se well pleased with It, as It ctMtlhlm ugoed
patient.
Fees or Doctors.
The fee of doctors at t3.0D a visit would tax a
man fera j car, and in need of a daily visit, e er
1,000 a year for medical attendance alone : And
one single bottle of Hep Bitters taken lu tlme
would save the 11,000 and all the j ear's Blckness.
Olveu Up by the Doctors.
" Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey Is up and ut
work, aud cured by se simple a remedy T"
" I assure you It is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hep Bitters, und
only ten duys age his doctors gave'hlm up and
said he must die, from Kidney and Licr
trouble I"
WNone genulne without u bunch of green
Heps en the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with " Hep " or "Heps" In thelr
name. in!W-lmTu,Th,SAw
STOCKS.
TpRTwrnTiTca) v
BAjNKERS.K
Minneapolis Beal Estate 7 per cent, bends for
sole at 101 and Interest. Proprietors of "Peer's
Manual of Jtallways." Correspondence invited.
45 Wall Street, New Yerk,
octl-lydeed
TTAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
-- Auuaccoseniy eeperpiug,at
inemluir. a
H A HTM AN 'S Y
:LL0V FflONT
.1
CIGAR
8TOUE.
"DEMOVAL.
-B.V Dr. Longuker has rcmercd
from Nn. 1.1
Hest Walnut
siroei.
itncasier, rn ie l-euanen,
Pa., opposite the postefllce, will be ut the Key
stone Heuse, North Queeu street, Lancaster,
if1? Zery Nonay nd Friday afternoons, till 7
o'clock, p.m.
UlSO-iwd
CALL AT
BTOltE
KEIOAItT'S OLD WINE
-FOB
IISTON'S EXTRACT OF BEEF.
VIMXtr in TBK WOIU.D.
established, 1783. H.E.BLAYMAKKIt, AkL.
febl7-Ud
Ne. 13 East King St.
OTOBAGE
O AMD-
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL MAYEB,
decilyd te West Chestuut street.
s
AINT-KAPHAEL WINE.
INFORMATION.
The Batnt-Raphael Wlnehasadellcteus flaveur
and is drunk In the
principal cities of niuslu,
1 Seuth America, Ureal
(iennuny, North and Seuth America, U
UrttAln, India, and se en. The q uantlty ozpei
ittHl
annuauy is suincieiii proer or lis stability and
staying powers, while for the real couueuiseur
there fs no wine that can be considered Its
ia-TheSalut-HapluutlWIncCeuir.any, Valence,
Department e the Dreme (Fruuce.)
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
m-iM
We. P AT XIXQ HTKKKT.
&JC
VC
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.ic-r
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APRIL
J.
MEBIVAL.
fRON
DITTERa
H
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O Q WWW
8 8wi
Ml
KB ItRR B8S8-
Erb it K "W
This mertlclne, combining Iren with pure vege
table tonics, quickly aneT completely CU11KS
IIYBl'Kl'HIA, lNniOKBSION, MAl.AHIA.
UKAKn&nn, inn-vim ni.iruir, tiuiiiia mm
rK.VKllandjVKtJItAI.UIA. ,
lly rapid and thorough assimilation with the
bleed It reaches every part of the system, puri
nes and enriches the bleed, strengthens the
muscles and nerves, and tones and Invigorates
the system! .....
A fine Appetizer Hest tonle known.
It will euro the worst caee of Dyspepsia, re
moving all distressing symptoms, such as Tast
ing the reed, Uelehlng, Heat In the Stomach,
The only Iren medicine that wUI net blacken
nrlnlnlA f tin fmilh.
It fs Invaluable for diseases peculiar te wemen,
and te all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An unfailing remedy for diseases of the Liver
iA IT1itnfkrsi
l'orsens suffering from the effect of overwork,
nervous troubles, less of appetite, or debility,
experience qnlck relief and renewed energy by
itsuse. ..
It does net raune Iteadache or produce Consti
pation OT1IKK Iren medicines de.
It is the only preparation of Iren that couses
no Injurious effects. Physicians and druggists
recommend It as the best. Try it.
The genulne has Trade Mark and crossed red
lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Made only by
BALTixena, 11 D.
seplJ-lydAlyw
A man attacked with Urlght's Disease, or any
kidney dlHiase, don't want fine words but ita
conqueror Hunt's (Kidney and Liver) ltcmcdy.
V, tnimt. I pi I nf Ilia areat sncclfle Hunt's
f Klilunv mifl T.lverl lLemedv.
.. .. . ... . ".I , .!..
it never mils iu
Disease. Ac.
cuie Diabetes, Dropsy, Urlght's Disease, Ap,
m31-lwdced&w
arAcnitiEnr.
F
ion SALE
Eer Sale Cheap.
ONE
25-Herse PewerEngine,
with New Heller and Btcam Pump, nil com
plete, Prlce, $760.
One 10-Herse Power Engine
And Beiler, complete. PRICE, fl.
TWO
Ten-Herse Power Engines,
without HeUers, V27Seach.
One 16-Hersc Power Engine and Beiler,
nearly new, Canten Monitor make.
PRICE, 50.
ALL OUAIIAXTEED.
lU CjliDdt, Beiler, y,d.an1le1ten30g'eerde,r1.
PRICE, 110 EACH.
ALSO, THE-
PoerloBS Pertable and Traction En
gines and Oeiser's Separators.
ALSO, IK HORSE POWER
Engines and Boilers,
New. PRICE, 140.
Call and see them, or address
Ezra F. Landis,
Ne. S37 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
uilD-timeed&w Lancaster, Pa.
piNGLNE AND BOILKlt WOHKS.
BEST
Steam Engine
AND-
BOHEB, WORKS.
AS WE HANDLE OUR OWN GOODS,
HAVE NO AGENTS,
CAN INSURE OUR PATRONS LOW PRICES
AND GOOD WORK.
BOILERS.
Vertical aud Horizon tal.Tubular, Flue, C Under,
Marine, Deuble-Deck aud Pertable.
rURNACE-WORK, BLAST-PIPES, STACKS,
Ac, Ac.
TANKS fur Water, Acids and Oil.
HOISTING ENGINES.
ENGINES.
Vertical and Horizontal. Stationary, from two
te sixty horse-power.
Portable Engines, en Wheels and Sills ; Six
Sizes I, b, 8, 10, IS and 2U horse power.
SAW MILLS.
Peny Mills and Large Mills. Bark Mills and
Cob Mills.
Leather Rellers, Tan Packers, Tripple Gearing
for horse power,
PUMPS.
Belt und Gear Pumps; Mining Pumps; Cem-
uiueu I'uiups ami iicaiers.
Cerltrifugel Pump, Hteum Pump.
Geariug, Pulleys, Ely Wheels, .Clamp Bexes,
Hangers, Couplings, Cellars, Steel Steps and
Tees, Pulley Plates, Packing Bexes, Mill
bplndles. Mill Bushings, Ac, Ac, Ac.
PIPES.
Wrought Iren, forGes, hteam and Water. Cast
Iren Pipes.
Beiler Tubes, Well Casting.
FITTINGS.
K Ul I) U,UI U1I.4 IUII,, IIUTGfl. kUVKHi OICWU!
Gauges, Gauge Cocks, Glass Water Gauges,
biifcty Valves, Whistles, Glebe Vales,
Governors, Patent belf i ceding Lu
Water and Steam, Vidves, Cocks, Steam
bricaters, Glass OH Cups, Glass
Tubes. Injectors or
Beiler Feeders.
PACKING Hemp, Asbestos, Gum nnd Plum
bago. BELTING Gum, Cotten and Leather.
CASTINGS Heavy and Light Iren nnd Brass.
Duller Iren, Sheet lien, Bur Iren,
and Steel.
HEATERS
Fer Dwellings, Schools and Publle Buildings.
STEAM HEATING.
Estimates, Drawings and Pattern Werk fur
uUhcd ut Reasonable Kates.
Km- Repairing promptly and carefully at
tended te. Address,
Jehn Best & Sen,
NO. 333 BAST FOLTON STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
JauUMyd&w
HAVING DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP
and permanently closed the Chestnut
Street Iren Works, I aealre te inform my old
fiatrens aud the publle generally, thatlam still
nthe business, being located In the Penn Iren
Cemnanv's Works. North Plum street, where I
am making Iren and Brass Castings of every de
scription, and will be pleased te serve all who
may favor me with their patronage Frem 40
years experience In the business aud using the
best material and employing tbe best mechanics,
1 am satisfied I can guarantee entire satisfaction.
Castings made from a mixture of iron and steel
which are mere reliable for strength and dura
bllity than the best east Iren known. V teeth
roll pinions, rolls and rolling mill work a spec
ialty. Castings mode of very soft Iren, and bras
castings of every description. 1 have all the pat
terns of the well and favorably known Mowrer
Cern and Cob Crusher, refitted and Improved,
also en band. Mills completely fitted up or In
parts, te replace old ones which have been in use
for years, guaranteeing them te give satisfaction.
It. 0. MeCULLU V.
aug-lt-Omd
DO. H. E. MmiLENRERQ IIAS RE RE
ineved his office te
NO.W SOUTH PRINCE STKEET.
Ki4iiee at tbe Steven lleiue. ttl-M
f "."a""
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8, 1886
Dttr
AOER A I1ROTI1CIU
CLOTHING. -
SPRING WOOLENS.
SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS & SPRING OVERCOATING.
Our Assortment of STANDARD AND NOVEL STYLES of Coat
ings, Bultlugs, and Treuserings for Men and Beys' Spring Wear
are new Oompleto and Ready for Inspection.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Business Suits, Dress Suits, Beys' Suits and Children's Suits.
SPBIlTCr OVERCOATS.
FURNISHING GOODS Leading New Shapes of E.&W. Cellars
and Cuffs. Novelties In Noekwear. Laundrled and TJnlaundried
Shirts, Etc.
HAGER & BROTJHER,
25 WEST KING STREET.
vitr uoevs.
J.,$
MARTIN fc CO.
SPRING
Dress Goods.
Just reitlvcd niiothe uise
INKS in
of DRESS SAT-
BeauUful New Designs and Colorings,
AT 10c. PER YARD.
We have also secuied te
tbe
PIECES 3IOICE of
SPECIAL BARGAIN
-IN-
Summer Dress Silks !
35 Cents a Yard.
36-iDch Lerraine Cashmeres,
At4Sc. per Yard.
Mohair Melange',
At 31c., worth aec.
Double-FeM Cashmeres,
All shades, 12r. per aril.
25 PIECES
Children's Dress Plaids,
In neat and laiee, decided Pattern, at Oic,
Verth lMJic.
J. B. Martin & Ce,
Cor. West King and Frince Sis.,
LANCABTEll. PA.
II ATS AJi li CAl'S.
TOTKwi NL'W!
EVERYTHIM NEW
IN ALL THK
Beautiful Spring Styles
AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
CALLTOfaKETIIE
LIGHTEST STIFF HAT
IN Tilt MARKET.
Weight Tli ree Ounces.
W. D. STAUEEER & CO.,
(SUUI.TZ'8 OLD STAND),
Nea. 31-33 NORTH QUBEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
HOVSEEUIIXI81IINO UOOVS.
T
HK
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO I1UV AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixteres,
-13 AT-
P.
Ne. 21 Seuth queen Street,
feb2Myd LANCASTER, PA.
SPECTACLES.
GUPKRIOU
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field Ghujuss, Haremeters, Tole
scopes, Maule iJUiternu, Thermometers, Draw,
lug luetruuienta, Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus, Lint nnd Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogues bcut FREE ou upplluitteu.
queen"&co.,
NO. 621 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
mars lydAw
MILLKM'S BORAX SOAP CONTAINS
43 percent, of veuetuule olla. mukluir It
healing lu Its effect.
GOOD.
- CLOTHING.
CLUT1I III a.
piINK TAILOIUNU.
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
The I.nrcest nml CholtettAef-oitmentof
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER.
All the Latent Neteltlea In
FANCY SUITING.
ACIIOIgELlNEOF
SPRING OVERCOATING.
THE VERY 1JI.ST WORKMANSHIP.
Prices te suit all and all noeds warranted ns
leprevutediithlM new Mere,
Ne. 43 North Queen St.
(OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE.)
H. GERHART.
L."
ANSMAN & BHO.
Spring Opening,
In Our Custom Tailoring Department.
Suits te Measure at $10.
Suits te Measure at $12.
Suits te Meaaure at $16.
Suits te Measure at $18.
Suits te Moasure at $20.
Suits te Measure at 826.
Pants te Moasure at $3.00, $3.60,
84.00, 86.00, $6.00, up te $9.00.
Ghiltan & Bey's Clothing
OUR GREAT SPECIALTY.
CHILDREN'S SUITS at tl.W, ft! no. 50. WOO.
(I Ul. fS.M. HOY'S SUITS at f i W, file, $3.W ft 00
5 00, lip te $10.(10.
Yeu urudeubtlesB luteiested lu the pin chase el
SPRING CLOTHING
And want the best quality for the leant money.
We aieequully luteiested In Mcurliig MMirim.
treuage, and hae placed our large stock at
prlicd w Ithln the reach et all.
Our ceeds weie neter se low priced as new,
while they areas ileslmlileiw eei.
L. aiNSMAS & BRO.,
Nes. 60-00 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(ItlKhten thebouthnestCer. of Orange Street,)
LANCASTER, PA.
-Net connected with any ether clothing
Iiehm) lu the cltv.
B
AKGAINS IN CLOT1HNO.
APRIL.
EVERY DAY BRINGS SOME
THING NEW!
TODAY WE DISPLAY THE
LARGEST, HANDSOMEST, LOW-PRICED STOCK
-OK-
CLOTHING
-FOR
SPRING WEAR
IN LANCASTER.
ALL OUR OWN MAKE,
OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP, AND AN EX
CELLENT CUT GUARANTEED.
What la the vnlne of a line piece or material If
It la spoiled In the making, and thosewiuir se
peer that It rips with the flrvt wearlnirt Ne
such Sewlmr nitre. Wn huvn nivu.i.Brtnni..
lJ,n',,,t5!,.'!ut,1;oeKI'Y-8KWK,,C''tTHINII.
ALL THE NICEST AND NEWEST HUNG
GS
-IN-
Ready-Made Clothing for Spring,
Can be found heie, and the prices se low that
they are In reach of every one.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF 8CHOOL SUITS
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADING LANCAbTER CLOTHIERS,
NO, 13 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
TVJNT FAIL
TO TItY THK cieAnTT
A- Twe for Se,
menev.
at
HARTUAN'S YELLOW FRONT
C1UAR STORE.
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