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"! paper only and te sign their name, net
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S'S"V Jnde Livingston mid tlie county com
Br j atorieners are hunllne down tlie Wdsli
psSaMuntain thieves, it Beeins, and tliey want
wi suggestions irem me gratia jury and no
-wWjteWarference irem the newspapers. Tlie
Srimple-tninded errand furv. in ilmlr mih
'Fpetect tlie lives and properly of thelr
jUbfelkm citizens, mlldlv ventured In mmm.
mend that the commissioners offer a re-
SlMKlfnrniiiiii..ml.nn.! l i.i!.
nmMw. vuu uiuiiuielUll MlIU lUUVlUllUn
' of the desperadoes who liave been com
jnlttfnjj robberies, burglaries and iuui
ifr Tdereus assaults upon the citizens of Xorth Xerth
lh :M eastern Lancaster county : wherounen the
lamlablQ court told the grand jurjmen that
3W, If they " had known nil " they ' would net
TApilve referred te the matter at all:" and
jj "made occasion te bcrate the newspapers for
ivffPjUblkMng such information as comes te
Othem about the identity of persons sus-
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hrJtL', Trem thi3 and ether eutciviiicrs en tlin
. j 'Ji hi "Wuu.t.1 r ..ii..i
iW!1"01 tne commissioners the public are
, ffijyfc made te understand that the commission-
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WAt era' with lhe l11"1331 of the court, have
iS-JKL-'privatelv encaccd special dnteetlvns in
I'MW "hunt tM0 rescsU down;" and that they
Rv" have witliheld the information from the
public lest the publication of it in the
newspapers might be notice te the criminals
te get away I
Everybody will be glad te learn, even in
this indirect way, that the commissioners
have taken seme steps te bring these bold
t outlaws te judgment. Everybody will net
agree with the court and the commissioners
that the offering of a reward te a particu
lar set of detectives, in private, is the most
effectual way te secure the arrest of crimi
nals, or that the widest publicity te their
identify hinders rather tlian promotes their
arrew, except in very rare cases.
It is U very common and very mistaken
notion among,eracers of tlie law that crimi
nals are net expecting arrest until notified
by the newspapers that they are wanted.
On the ether hand they ate continually en
the lookout ; they see in every bush an olll elll
cer, and their safety lies in popular ignor
ance of their identity. With a few individ
uals in pursuit of them they can And easy
places of refuge ; with every man's hand
raised against them, with every eye en tlie
watch for them, and with every person
having a motive for their capture escape is
almost impossible.
We de net believe the ostrich policy of
the court and commissioners a geed ene.
Their private detectives have net proved
their efficiency; they may be ignorant of
the ground, they may have greater induce
ments te let the criminals go than te arrest
them, and they are certainly working with
out any general co-operation of the com
munity. If the commissioners were te
Pthrew open their inducements te all who
might capture the thieves, aud give the
widest publicity te their offer it would be
mere likely te bring the answer.
Begus Statesmanship.
The Lancaster Inquirer indulges in mer
ited denunciation of " the demagogues
who are new attempting te secure the sup
port of the dairymen by enacting an uncon
stitutional and uniust law," in theshapoef
the well-named " lxsus butter bill," fath
ered by Senater Themas Vernen Cooper.
Jt proposes te actually forbid the manufac-
- ture and sale of oleomargarine. Aspeintcd
out in these columns lean, sweet oleomar
garine is better than -ty, greasy butter, a
great deal of which fin s its way te market
in every community If people want te
buy and cat oleemantar'uo why should they
c'net haye it V When sold for butter His a
clean case of falsa pretense, of ceurse ; but
no mere se than bogus spices, bogus jew
elry, bogus tea and the hundred ether arti
cles of daily use and diet that the market
abounds with, net te speak of bogus states
manship displayed in the state Senate.
Senater Cooper's constituents nre prime
'buiter makers; seme of them get a dollar
a pound for it all the year around. It is
'"te protect them from the competition ,of
oleomargarine, we believe, tuat the legisla
tive prohibition of it is te be enacted. The
preposition is answered by its very state
ment. Give the oleomargarine a chance,
and let merit determine the survival of the
fittest. We cannot all afford te eat Dela
ware county's gilt-edged butter.
The Talue or Alvelos.
The Washington J7rjntblic says that
Grant has been cured by tlie juice of a
Seuth American plant called " alveles."
''vr which was sent te his family from the
idepartment, some of whose officers sent te
Fernambuco for it. Its merits had been re
ported te the department in September of
last year by tlie consul at Pernambuco,
who enclosed a statement of thesurgeen in
Charge of tlie hospital there as te its
efficiency. It seems te be effective
in some forma of cancer and es
pecially in epitheliema, which is
' the condition of Grant 'a aflllctien. The
Republic seems te have no ground for its
belief that his cure has been effected by it
save the fact tliat his uotable impreve-
reent dates from about the time it was sent
te him with directions for its use; this yns
en the ninth of April. Itweuld bostrange
i ''' t it bis use of It has net been made known.
u the remedy has it-ally been employed.
But it would lie stranger still if
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it had net been tried under the
f TCComswndatietis received with it and in
"?V view of the source from which it came.
'': "Perhaps the doctors are awaiting a full test
of lt effectiveness. They seem te have no
1 ,, cen.Bduce m their patient's recovery frenr
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femwrteMAff thtm solengwdwiverlfeing
bfmie liberally, net' ie tell them aUtly
nave xeuna out. room u worm or wortu wertu
lessness of alvcles. They are a queer let
these doctors.
We might distrust the report about
" nlveles " as but a quack mediclne adver
tisement, if we found It mentioned only
in the columns of a Washington journal,
since it needs that ene should keen .a
weather eyoepen te all publications from
that quarter; but we ilnd tn the consular
reports for last November a statement
from Censul Atherten at IPernam IPernam
buce, that tlie remedy premises there te be
u complete success and te this anetejs
appended by the state department, saying
that the sample of the mediclne furnished
by the consul had been turned ever te the
marlne hospital service te secure a speedy
official test of its efllcacy. The marine hos
pital service must have gene te sleep ever
it, li it ma net embrace the opportunity
which G rant has afforded it te test the cure.
Try It.
Legislators and lawyers are bothering
hew te rcliove the supreme court of its
business and glve the people who bring
cases Itcfore it a chance for n decent hear
ing. The supreme court new spends most of
its time In Pittsburg and Philadelphia;
aud most of its business comes from these
two cities. Jt is liltle trouble or expense
for their lawyers te take their cases te this
court, and they accordingly monopolize
most of its time.
Suppese a fair trial be made for, say, llve
years, of having tlie cemt sit the year
areunu at ine capital ei tlie state, whcM
the ether departments of the Kevernmenn
are located.
Try that !
Tin: docllne or skating rinks Ih evidenced
by tlie ntiinber of tliem that are being burned
by liicctullnrics ; and theso burned me well
Insured.
" K'i:n In our ashes llve our wonted llrcs."
Tlie lUis?tatigoerninont l publishing the
patriotic memoirs of the Inte gallant and
dashing Oen. Hkobelotl" for the purpese of
excltlng n popular martial feeling.
m
Sr-MJf, though net yet drawn Inte the
complications tliat throaten war te tlie ether
Eureiican powets, has her own troubles,
chlef among them being the enormous cir
culation In that country of republican HUira-
ture, which seeks te oxclte the pcople against
all dynastic rulerthip by pointing te tlie
greater freedom and higher average of pros
perity onjeyod by the French, the Swiss,
aud, abeve nil, by the Americans, In tlie
abseuce of monarchies. Kvcry public cala
mity Is utilized te point the moral that the
jieople would be abundantly able te rcliove
thelr own distress If It were net for the sums
wrung from them In taxes te support the
grandeur of royalty.
The impending scarcity of the pepper
berry need create no fears or a fainine of that
splca The druggists have long slnce mas
tered the art of making peppor out of sonio senio sonie
thUg clse.
Keiitv deaths front typhoid rover and COO
cases or It among the 8,000 people of Ply
mouth, near vvllkosuarre.aro easily explained
when it is remembered that there is scarcely
a sewer, or payed street, or properly con
structed gutter in the town.' In the slde
streets, alleys and vacant Ieta garbage, ellal
aud refuse of nil kind have accumulated and
the recent het weather has turned theso
accumulations te breeders of dl.soa.se. A per
tien or the town derives Its watersupply front
"wells, the water of which has lioceino pellut
ed by drain age from the seu.
Seciiktaiiv Ha yard's troubles multiply,
Following Law ten's declination, Boyd Win
chester's refusal and the Kelloy embarrass,
ment, comes the news that ex-Qev. W. D.
niexham, or Flerida, alter mature considera
tion, has concluded te dccline the Bolivian
mission, ami has se notlfied Secretary Bayard ;
whlle soveral hundred of Him Cox's con
stituents held a public meeting addressed by
Abram S. Hewitt, begging him te net ter
minate a useful congressional carcer by going
te Turkey.
Titu Liberty IkjII that was foolishly sat
te Kew Orleans te glve a party or junket
ing Philadelphia councilmen a cliance fern
geed thne at the city's expense is te Iw the
unconscious cause of inore wrong-doing.
The New Orleans city council has appro
priated (5,000 te pay the exponsesofan excur
sion te Philadelphia, the pretext being the
return or the Liberty bell. This is dene
despite the fact that, pending the collection
of taxes for this year the city has been com
pelled te borrow $17e,000 te meet current
oxpensos and pay past due claims aud
accounts. Oh, Liberty, hew many crimes
have been committed in thy name !
Thk public schools of New Yerk have
been subjected te seme sovcre criticism,
owing te the lamentable exhibition made by
a number of thelr pupils in a recent competi
tive examination for a West Point cadetshlp.
There wero in all thirty-four applicants for
the place, only twelve .of whom passed the
physical examination. Of the twelve who
passed this examination only llve succeeded
in getting the required average of 60 when
orally examined In grammar, goegraphyand
arithmetic. The chlef fault found by the ox ex
amlncrs te them was that tliey Boomed
totally ttnable te glve the reasons for tlie
rules that they attempted te put Inte practice,
showing that memory was the chief rollenco
In school work. When there is lack of phy
sical and mental health In the same system
of schools, there must certainly be something
rotten In Deumark.
Anetiiku " thirsty Southern Demecrat "
has declined a mission. When the baleful
Republican anto-election predictions are re
called, theso Southern declinations cause a
smile.
A careful examination of the law leads
Attorney General Garland te reverse his de
cision empowering commissioners of agricul
ture te purchase aud slaughter rattle
alUlctcd with pleuro-pueumenla or conta
gious disoesos Perhaps the change has
come evor the spirit of Mr. Garland's dream
from what he has learned concerning cattle
infected with pleuro-pneumonla, There are
responsible veterinary Burgeons who main
tain that the meat of beasts se allec ted Is net
necessarily clangorous. Until this point Is
made clear, it is a wise act in the attorney
general te call in his goneral proclamation
concerning tlie slaughter of theso animals.
F. A. Drexel'f OlfU te Charity.
Archbishop Ryan, has received as trustee
of the Reman,, Catholle Institutions of this
diccose 1740,000 under the will of tlie late
Francis A. Drexel, the banker, who directed
that after the payment or certain small spc spc
citle legacies ene-tenth of bis estate should
go te n number of Catholle charities which
he named. The executers by the will were
given a your in which te sottle the estate's
affairs. It is stated by these in position te
knew tliat Mr, Drexel's estate will amount te
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The Lecal Afteet of the Fight ter Delegate
te the State ConrenMen The Names et
Caadldatet ter Recorder, HoUctter
and Jury CoramlMlencr.
At the Kepubllcan primary election te be
held en Saturday, June 0, the principal
county officer te be chosen Is a rocerdor of
deeds. Thoetbor officers te be selected are
a jury commissioner, county solicitor, prison
Inspectors and peer di roc ters. Dolegates te
the state convention te place In nomination a
candidate for state treasurer are also te be
chosen, and la the choice of theso dolegates
the political bosses are mere Interosted than
they are in the olectlon of any of thelr lrieiuls
te tne omces abeve named.
Since Chris Magec, of Pittsburg, decided
upon making our townsman, James Mc Mc
Devllt, his candldate for state treasurer, the
political bosses In thlsceunty, who train with
Magec, have been at work setting up tlie dis
tricts se as te capture the delegation from
this county te the stale convention. And
from present nppoarances tliey will succeed.
Thelr first determination was te run1 Ben.
Longcneeker through for rocerdcr.and orders
wero sent out te that ouecU Some of the
friends of lhe ether candidates kicked
and threatened te run nntl-McDevitt dele delo dole
gates and boosted that they would be able te
beat Mageo with the support they could nius nius
tcrledby lhe tfew AVe. The MuDevltt pcople
have drepiied the rocerdor'a light for the
present, but at tlie last inlnute Mageo's
friends will take a hand and run Longo Lengo Longe
nockcr through if possible
McDevItt has made a geed Impression en
"the best werkers'1 In the soveral districts.
He holds forth every Monday at the StovenB
heuse. The plckets who are" en the lookout
te capture counlrymen, take thorn te the
Stevens heuse, whero after they have had a
talk witli the prospective candidate and be
fore they lcnve they nre committed te the
support of Mageo's doiegates. Who theso
delegates are have net yet been decided, but
It will be the aim or the bosses te secure
strong men In the soveral Hoctiens or the
county. Their names will be ahnounced In
due time In the Imtklliekncikh.
CANDIDATllH l'OK IlKCOIlDUIl.
Fer the oftlce of rocerdor thore nre four
candidates : Benjamin rongeneckor, Harry
C. Lehman, Edwin L. Iloluheld and Danlel
M. Moere. The llghtls between Longencckcr
and Lehman, with the chances at present hi
favorerLongoncckcr. If Longeneckorcangct
tlie solid supiwrt of the Bensen ig combina
tion he can win. Scnsenlg Is sick, however,
and may be confined te tlie heuse tee long
te take an aclive Kirt It Is said that Levi
and McMellen will net Iks able te muster the
full force of thelr strength for any combina
tion this time, because they belted the Re
publican city ticket at the last olectlon.
Heme Republicans go se far as te Ray that
they will net be allow ed te vete at the com
ing primary. Thore Js nothing in the rules
governing primaries te keep their votes out
of the ballet lmx.
Longeneckor has liccn n candldate for a
county office for twenty or mere years, but
was always a little behind. He Is confined
te bed with rheumatism nnd It Is said will net
be nble te make a personal canvass. He is
postmaster of Ntrasburg and the Democrats
down tliat way think It is about time he was
bounced. CapU McMellen was with Lel
las.t year, but he can't consistently be with
him for Longcneeker this year, because
Longcrteckor is a prnat friend or City Treas
urer Myers, whom McMellen liates.
LL Rolnheld believes that he has a sure
thing or It and Is going te be olectod by a
large majority. One reason he gives Is that
he is the only candidate rrem the Xorthem
district. Anether reason is that he was an
enthusiastic Blalue delegate at the Chicago
convention. It Is tnie that he was for Blalne,
although he was elected by antl-Blaiue vetes
and was expected te vete for President
Arthur. He leaned that way until It was
arranged that he was te have Andv Knuir
man's omce as collector of the Ninth district
ir Blalne was elected, when he turned In
for Blalne with a hurrah. Blalne was'nt
elected ; he won't get the rovcnueolllco and
new demands the rocerdorship of the county
for being for Blalne. Relnheld has already
made a tour of the county, and according te
his calculations he is all right aud will win.
Some districts he claims that he will have
solid and he has been nicknamed "Solid Kd"
by seme or his political opponents. He will
be greatly disappointed when the votes are
counted.
A MAN WHO UAH BKIJN WAITING).
Harry C. Lehman, the deputy of blind
Harry Myers, the present rocerdor, Is also a
candidate, lle was announced as a can
didate against Jehn P. Geed but withdrew
because Geed was a one-legged soldier ; he
was ag-dn n candldate until "Harry Myers,
the blind soldier, announced himself, when
he agreed te w alt three years lenger. This
time he says he Is In the Held te stay. He
has made many friends In his position us
deputy rocerdor and has a laruer circle of ac
quaintances than any or the ethor candidates
named for the ofllce. Whlle he has been a
resident of this city for soveral years hocame
originally rrein the Northern district and ox ex
pecta te poll a large vete there.
Dan Moere, the proprietor or the Swan
hotel, is the remaining candidate. He was a
candidate three years age. This time he Is
the only distinctively soldier candidate, and
the cards he has strung around overywhoro
set forth that he served his country four
years In a cavalry company, and was
wounded en St Patrick's Day A. D. 18G3.
He hasn't muchstrength and will be fourth In
the fight It Is also said that he transferred
what little strength he had three years age te
Ben Longenecker against the blind seldier
and that has driven the seldier vete from
him this time.
Tin; county gouciTensuir,
Fer county solicitor only three candidates
have thus far been announced Geergo A.
Lane, A. F. Sheuck nnd Jehn II. Fry. The
last named Is the nrcsent Incumbent, and lu
his card announcing himself ler ro-eloctloii
he says: "Having saved $15,000 during the
past year te the taxpayers of Lancaster
county, in the dlscbarge of my duty as
county solicitor, by refusing te approve
aldennen's and constables' bills fordismissed
cases, I hereby submit such action en my
part te the Republican voters at the ensuing
primary olectlon." He euclit te have added
that during his whole term he nover con
ducted u suit in court for the county by him
self. The abeve announcement Is expected
te catch countrymen's votes. Frem present
appearances Geergo Lane will be an easy
winner, with Fry second, and Shenck badly
defeated, as he was three years age. If Win.
Leaman or some ethor lawyer of equal stand
ing would aunouuee himself, he would have
a waiK-over.
Fer jury commissioner, ox-Sherifl Rewo
and J. G. .eller, of ML Jey township, nre
candidates. Zellor is a brother of Jehn IL
Zeller, of ML Jey borough, and will win
easily.
There are a number of candidates for prison
Inspector and peer directors, and ethers will
be announced in a few days. Their prospects
will be f'Jscusaed in another article
(juay te Contest With JlcDevltt.
from tlie Philadelphia Times,
Colenol Matthew 8. Quay, of Beaver, Is a
candldate for the Republican nomination for
state treasurer. Colonel Quay registered at
tne uonunentai notei Munuay evening and
he was accempanied by Marshal J. S. Ilutun,
of the Western district
A gentleman who dropped In te pay
his rospects put tlie question plump and
plain :
Colenol, I hear you are a candidal? V
Yes, I am."
" Fer the state treasurer nomination ?"
"Yes, that's it."
" Yeu are net a candldate at this time te
bring out somebody else at the conven
tion T"
"Ne, I ant a candldate myself, and I
would net go about It this way it I was for
seme ethor fellow. I am in for the war and
shall make a strong, earnest and vigorous
light te win right up te the end."
Surveyor Leland at tills point, In a jek
ing manner, rcmarKcu : wen, you won't
get many delogates from this end of the
state."
The colonel winked at Colenol Nerrls, as
he answered : " One thing, I hope you are
against me. If you are, I have seme show of
w liming." .
TbCnext question asked was : " What de
you think, colonel, el your chances t"
my friends."
uu, x iuive every encouragement ireru
vfrlnnilu" '
Hew about Chris Magce'a man, James A.
MePevItt, of Lancaster T"
Colonel Quay was thoughtful for
.
n few I
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A . MT 'Mara tnuwutiL hJi
.Ikew, yen ean't tell."
' F--MONAL.
Jamm RusflKt, LewicLt will loave lng
lnd for America, Jnne 10.
Ibvk-e's hair hi naturally straight, but he
mb his balr-dremer te curl it every morning.
Emperor William writes and reads at
night by the light or a very old-fashioned oil
lamp.
Jentr Jacob Arter will seen crect an
office building in New Yerk that will cost
1500,000.
GI,ADTONF.'h SnlrltM nrn u-nrwl ami lila alnn
Jaunty, though his voice is weak and his
threat lieaAe.
GnANT weigh ene hundred and forty-six
pounds, according te a statement made by
himself en Saturday.
MRS. J. It. VlNOKNT. Bosten's favorite
actress, celebrated the ilftleth anniversary or
her debut en Saturday lasL
SpeBKTARr Whitney's wlfe recently
received "!l,000,OO0 as r present from ene of
her 'brothers, with a tlO.OOO rubybracolet
thrown in.
Maiiy ANDKnseN, uponcleslnghorseason
In Londen, en Saturday night was recalled
cloven times and had te make a little speech
of profuse thanks.
Ben Inoerbell's father was a Madisen,
Ohie, Congregational minister, who dealt
doughty biews te infldels. lle had three
wives and the lastone led lilin a lively dance.
James Gorden Bennett has drunk
nothing strenger than milk and appellnarls
fern year; he is net en speaking terms with
his sister. Jeannette, wlfe of Isaac Bell, the
new minister te The Hague
ORniEUS C. KKnn, the ence popular hu
morist, is new broken down, old and do de do
spendonL His family have cast him off and
he Is obliged te soe Ills manuscript, ence no
cagerly sought for, either coldly rejected or
mutilated beyond recognition.
Freudk, the historian, has just cometo
New Yerk, from Australia via San Francisce.
When ask whether he had visited lhe Yoso Yeso Yose
mito Mr. Freudo made reply tbat he would
rauier iravei ene tueusanu miles te soe a
great man than ten te bee tlie best scenerys
Mr. Levi P. Morten, the retiring United
States minister te France, gave a banquet
.Saturday evening at Paris te M. deFreyclnct,
the French foreign minister, and a large
number of ethor guests, including many of
the most notable men In French elllcial and
social circles.
Mackay Is the richest innn In the world.
His fertune Is estimated at -75,000,000. Fol
lowing him ceme Rothschild, f200,000,000 ;
Vunderbilt, fl75,000,000, and the Duke of
Wostmlnster, fS0,000,00a Peer Jey Gould
tries te make both ends meet from an Income
en f.'i0,000,000.
IliEL, the Canadian Insurrectionist, is n'.lb,
cruel nnd cowardly. He has a superli figure,
standing e or six feet In heIghL Illslicard
is long and silky and coal black, and he has
melting Italian eyes, as soft as a woman's. If
his lieard was lighter he would be the Image
ei Gulde's ChrlsL
Georee II. Procter, who was taken te
the Eastern penitentiary en Thursday night
te sorve a sontenco of nlne and a half years
for robbing the United States Express
company of (40,000 en June 20, 1883, Is a col cel col
lcge graduate, a first class mechanic and a
thorough musician.
Charles Mitchell, tlie English pugil
ist, arilvcd in San Francisce Saturday oven even
lng. He was met at Sacramento bv n delo dele delo
tratlen of local sports. On his urrfval at the
depot In San Francisce, he was received by
an Immense throng, who, after cheering
heartily, escorted him te a six-herse barouche
which, headed by a band and followed by a
long precession, made a rarade of the town.
Mitchell comes te light Mlke Clean', new in
that city.
ai'EClAL NOTICES.
CATA7tKU OFilEnLADI)EIt.
Bllnglng, Irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Cempluluts, cured by " llucliu
1'ulbH." 11. (J)
Tnu powerful curative properties or a ;
Platter an Irresistible whenappllid te Packache,
Swollen Joints and Muscles, hclatlca, I'Icurliy,
Sharp Pains, or unynortel sorvnees. The best
and strongest porous plaster made. A trial will
demonstrate lu 23c.
'HOUGH OX CATAItltll
CerrecU offensive odors at once. Complete cure
of even worst cases, also unequalled aairanrle
for Diphtheria, Bore Threat, Feul llreath. ivc.
The Kins.
As the heart is the chief of all the human Or
leans, se a medicine which will keep It lu order
muy justly be called the "King of Medicines.."
Tldsls wlmtMr. Ueergu I). SpaiiKler, of Harris
burir, Ohie, calls Prawn's Iren Hitters, lie
wrlti'B that for months he was suffering from
heart disease. The best physician fulled tecury
thedllllculty. Afteruslng une bottle of Prawn's
Iren Hitters he says, I feci like a new man, and
I Judge another bottle will fully destroy the
dreadful disease." It ulse cures dyspepsia. Indi
gestion, etc.
THK HOPE OF THK NATION.
Children slew In development, puny, scrawny
and delicate, use Well's Health ltencwer." 4
"WATKIl llUGS.UOACIlES."
"Heugh en Hats" clears them out, also Deciles,
Ants, Insects, ltuts and Mice, 13 aud 25c. boxes.
CAJtltlAOElt.
gTANDAHD CAKRIAGK WORK.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
(Carrlagu Uullders),
MAItKKT STKKKT, KKAK OK PObTOFriCK.
LANOASTKU, PA.
OUU LAUUK 8TOCK Of
BUGGIES & CARBIAGES
Comprises the Latest Styles and the most Kle
rantlv rinlahed. WHICll WK Ok-k-Kit at
JKKATI.Y KKHUCKU PUICKH.
TheHUl'KltKIH OITAI.1TV iv nirn wmnr
Is no lenger questioned. Our work Is as flue as
any made In the larger cities, and SOLD AT
HAL' THK V1UCK. lie Is the Ume te order
for spring.
KNCOUUAGK FAIR DEALING
And Honest Werk. AH Werk WAKItANTKD
UKPAIUING PHOMPTLY ATTKNDKD TO.
One set of workmen especially employed for that
purpese.
- A few SLKIGHS left at Lew Figures. Give
ug a call. nerJtfdAw
rtUEAT
CARRIAGE SALE
-AT-
CORNER OP
DUKE AND VINE STREETS,
LANOASTKU, PA., -
Having made extensive preparations during the
dull season, this will be ene et the
Largest Sales We Ever Held.
finest and Latest Btyle VEHICLES will be
offered te the public. This will he our greatest
effort
Te Satisfy the Public . ,
That Flre'tess Werk can he geld ut Lewer
Figures.
DOWN WITH EXTHAVAGANT PIHCEfl AND
June JLlir. IT jinie ur TUEi
I'EOl'LE.
Our Grand Opening and Exhibition of this
sale work ig ready for Inspection.
Ve Invite all te call aud examine during thlg
exhibition.
Our stock consists of the following :
4 Passenger Extension Tep Pbmtens.
4 " Standing Tep l'huitens.
- uuuipeunt carnages.
A
Falling Tep l'hanene
Standing Tep l'hmten
fr Ten l'hmtnna
Ladles' Canopy Tep l'broteus.
No-Ten Wasena.
Tep Huggles All Styles.
Terma-OO Days, With Proof Security.
GREAT 8ALE DAY,
SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1885,
10 a. u. a r. w.
NORBECK t MILEY,
B. F, BOWE, Auct. WtOPniETOKS.
Fer partleular soe sole hills and small clr.
culurg.
I A liyilK.lt SWl. mtiri T i.x m a -r vsn.r.
nxxf.it our, xiviau ut JIllliliUtB I
-OLBOHAXSOAPhoUBewlveawmuttuneotUcr, '
adaed i-'K1ttt
Nerkk d Miley's Factory,
BBBwflBBIIHK"T9fiW'.'TBTij
iaiiMUifclAiyili.jti Jit.Mi.r i ! 'iT . TY
g6W Ttedsr wttcem:
QYSPEPSIA.
J;ni)n(fereuaswclla ribtrfMlng complaint.
If iicKlectcu, it tcniln, by Impairing nutrition,
nnd UcprcMliiK the tone of the tone of the sys
tem, te prepare lhe way rer Jtnpld Decline.
. Brown's Iren Bitters.
Trarin Mark.
QUALITY
P-PURITY .NOT
QUANTITY,
,tm Eycry Ikufle,
THE BEST TONIC.
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND IT.
Quickly and completely Cures Ilyxpcpsla In nil
Its tennt, Heartburn, IlelcMnir, Tasting the
sllmulntcs tlie apitettte, nnd ulds the Milmlla
thm of feed.
, Jy. J. T. ltetTKit, the honored pastor of
the llefermcd Church, ltultlmore. Mil., suys;
" Ilavlnir uieil Urewn's Iren Illtlcrs ler I)ys.
pcrwlaana InillEcstlon.ltake great plcanure lu
rcceinmcnillng It highly. Abie vennlilcr It a
uplenilia tonle nud tnvlgorater. und very
streiiRthcnlng."
aenulnn has above t ratio murk and creKscd red
linen en wrapper. Take no ether. Mude only by
roea, cie. u en ri cue ana nuilncs the blend.
nitOTVN'g CHEMICAL CO., HALTIMOItK, 1ID,
Lamis' Humi Heek-Useful and attractive,
containing list of prizes for recipes, Information
about coins, cte , given away by all dealer In
medicine, or mailed te any address en receipt of
Se, stamp. ()
TTOP PLASTEIL
JN'OT LIK1 OTIIElt KINDS.
Iler ITABTKnfl act Instantly when applied. Try
them for llnckachc, 1'aln In the Hide, Ktltchcn,
ltlieuinatlin,Hclntlca, Soreana Weak Chest ana
all local uches and jiains. He soethlDg and
strengthening te weak and tired parts. Com Cem Com
pencd of nature's best known remedies, virtues
of Fresh Heps, Durgunrty Pitch and Canada Hal Hal
enm. Held overywhcni 23c., S Ter $1.00. 1101
n.AHTEll COMPANY. Prenrletnni. Ilrt.lnn.
31a. (10)
XTOP l'LASTHR.
BUA1U OR DULTj PAINS.
Shep girls, saleswomen and housewives all suf
fer mere or less from weak buck or sldeache. A
lady says i "One Hep I'labtxr worn IS hours did
my back mere geed than all the remedies I ever
used." Feruny sort or pain or soreness of what
ever nature, Instant relief Is gl von. Superior te
chest protectors for weak and sere lungs. Hep
PLASTKE5 aru made from lltirguudy Pitch, Can
ada Halsam uud the entire virtues or garden
Heps, held everywhere. 2Sc., erS for $1.0i. HOP
t'LABTEH COMPANY, Bosten, Mass. (II)
TTOP PLASTER.
A RAILROAD ENGINEER
Living in Central New Yerk, was cured of a dis
tressing Kidney complaint by the Hep Plastkr.
He sav : "I knew what they ureand recommend
them Mall the boys en the read." Applied te
nam In any nart Instant relief Is clven.
i. r
ter weak
und tired muscles or JelntH, Crick. Stitches, Side-
aches, Neuralgia,
Sum Chest, Jlheumatlsm or
local weakness the effect is magic. Prepared
from Burgundy Pitch, Canada Balsam and vir
tues of garden Heps. Sold by druggists and
country Morrs. c, for S1.00. HOP PLASTKU
COM PAN Y, Bosten, Muss. (12)
TTEADQUARTE11S FOR THE
INDIAN MEDIClNEtJ,:
Ka-ten-ka and Medoc
Indian Oil,
-AT
Lecher's Drug Stere,
NO. 9 EAST KINO ST.. Lancaster. Pa.
VLUT1IIKU.
Ty-ILLI AMHON dTFeSTERr
FULL
DRESS SUITS
-FOU-
Beys and Childreii
In stylish plaids and neat checks that are strik
ingly dressy. Our prices nru evidently furbelW
the average Judging train the Increase In our
sales with previous seasons. A strictadhcrance
te our unduvlatlug policy In offering te thu pub
lie none but the best goods nt the Lewest Pilces
has brought this abeul. We shall continue this
policy uud Invite you te Judge of the truth of
eurstatument by Inspecting our Beys' and Chil
dren's Clothing und compare note.
One Thousand Dezen
STRAW HATS
Of all Styles for the Farm, Ter Fishing, Beating,
l'roiqenadu, or Dress Wear. Fer wunt of room
te store them e have marked the Prlccsoxcetd Prlccsexcetd
lug Lew us an extra Inducement for the peeple
te come and taku them away. There are soine
very stj llsli, dressy straws for Children.
A FULL ASbOltTMENT Or
Gent's Stiff and Seft Felts
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
HALURIOGAN,
LISLE THREAD,
INDIAN GAUZE.
HUMMER MERINO,
FEATHER WEIGHT,
NOVI NOV1.
Fancy Stripe, Plain Celers.
-WE HAVE-
Excellent Indian Gauze Drawers.
Twenty-Five Cents.
EXTI1A LINE
Satin and Silk leckwear,
NEW PATTEKNS AND COLOHS,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Gent's Lew Gut Shoes
Fer Spring and Summer Wear In Oxford Tics
wither Kid Tops, Cleth Tops with Buttens and
the Stylish Continental Strap Shoe with twoeyo tweeyo twoeye
lot holes. We have a full ningu of sizes lu cither
haud-mude or machine sewed.
32, 34, 36 & 38 West King St.,
LANCASTER PA.
fTUIE IJE8T 60
X theCltv.at
HAVANA CIGAR IN
IIAIITMAN'S YELLOW
STOKE.
FKONT CIQAU
T
HIS PAPER IB PRINTED
J. K. WRIGHT V CO.'S
INK
Fairmount Ink Works, 26th and Fenn'a. Arcnae
IkJie-UrA PmLADELPULA.I'A.
Williamson & Fester,
LM.
l.lJ&trvJttJ
TJiOOKB! BOOKS II
SPECIAL SALE
OV-
BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!
-AT-
Astrich's Palace of Tashien
AT ONE QUARTER THE USUAL BOOKSELLERS PRICES.
FOR. TWO WEEKS OflLY,
COMJrMCDTG THURSDAY, 1PRIL 23, 1885.
v.!V1','Lvo.SS0,reayl0Bre,llc",;I'atef.,,l0 ll-VNItllUPT Bleck or a lcadhiK PublUhlni? Heuaeln
i ew Yerk, and can offer our customers bargain which ha e never lieen en ualcd , boferll Hemn or
the hooks Wdly pay for the cost of blndln. Belew we incnrfen a fc eHSS many IIAUUAINB
10,000 Oepies Popular Standard Editions, 12 mes, Bound in Oleth.
This line comprises Sketch IIeks, Adum lledr. Orlmm'g Kalry Talc. Our Mutual Krlend Iran,
hoc, ConipetoU-tterWrltj'r.w Days Around tne World, Paul and Vhwlnl" itoulnVcVu'en.
10,000 Copies Best Levcll's 12 mes.,
i nis line comprises cw Magdalene, Taul ClIflTenl, Ne New Thing, Phantom Fortune. In P.
Ills Life. lady ; Auflley'i. Secret. .Ielunthe, Portia. Zanenl, East Lynn". Gelden Calf and m
of
ethers.
PUBI-lHIIEltS- PUICE, 11.23 i OUl'PBICE,
2,000 Oepies Best Edition Red Line Peete, Well Bound, RedEdse or
GUt Tep.
This Line comprises Pepe, Cndilie, Tepper. Ilfinens. Milten, Illlad, Procter. "Scelt Hvmn T.n.
nysen, Elliett, Burns nnd eihurs. UEGUlIAlt PISICK, f I.a ; OUU PUICE, W OEN1S A "epft
5,000 Copies Extra 12 mes., Best Line Eter Published.
t80KNliSAOl'lVIk'''CX'raClC,U,'BlllOll,)aCkUII'1Sla lVt'L ,,l,CEi lw! OUU PUICE,
7,000 Copies Iteil line Peets,
,, , "fj'l I no censlMfl ier Tennyson. Milten, Ilciiicns, Faust, Schiller, Lady or lhe Luke. Li
Uoeke, Thackeray. Procter. Moern. nil, Eliza Coeke, Swinburne Brvaiit SlnraiiilnV l
Whlttfer, Longfellow, iloeJ.etc. WOUTH li.SI und lli OUUPltlCE, W C1?N1S A COP Y? '
HOUSEHOLD EDITION OP THE POETS.
prLt"Ourpr:icctSceU'C,la, COmp"" Me"re' Sc"t' u . InKelew,c. Uegular
Charles Dickens' Complete Works, 15 volumes, Illustrated, Extra Cleth.
,,.. , , , , rneiisners- 1'rice.
Gilt back in wooden box tiise
Same, extra heavy paper, English cloth, white label 2100
Thackeray's Complete Works. Ill bound In cloth, gilt buck, 11 vel 18 00
Same In extra heavy piper, English cloth, white label 21 en
" " half calf tl skii,
Wlllilam Bleck's Cemplctu Works, 15 Mriumcs, cloth, gilt back 2110
Same In uxtru heavy paper, English cloth, white labil 2100
Mccarty's Histories, "Our 0n Times," Uexbury Illndlug.
Kilt top, 4 vel ;. .,' noe
Green's History of the English Peeple, extra cloth, 4 vel coo
Mucaulay's Essays extra cloth,3elumes 500
Macuulay's History et England, 5 volumes, cloth 500
Gcerge Elliett's complete works, 8 volumes, clelh, line gilt back 1100
t-uiue In extra hair calf, u volumes 3,5011
UinctH, II. O.SIiaKCMpfftrf, 8 muuiiiph, complete,
LUIIUIWIS IIIUJ UJUpUJlllIs. UI UI11CIUI nuewjc
.lh4l. 11" OTftf
JPeeU, llWnio-editien, fiill'shcciiVecta'c.'shkesw
Tennyson. Ih run
300 Copies K eryduy Cook Boek, well-bound,
1IW co
) Copies Milten's I'aradlse Lest, illustrated
edition, full gilt
icenics Den Oulxele.Duru Illiintmtlmis
100 Conies America JIlustnited.KnuneciigravlngNid Its grandest sceiVcry'
3,(100 Humorous Beeks, such a Peck's Bad
Mars, nnd many ethers...
1,000 Instrumental nnd heng Folies, KM pages,
FULL LINE OP CHILDREN'S BOOKS,
Bound in cloth, beard und paper, Ircm 3 cents te 2.00each. S.OOU Latest Nevels, paper covers.
ftom!'?teJ'ac. U,c,f,u,l,ir r.r,.c('' i"W cents. Alse, the complete and cholce weik", Hume.
JlcCarthy, hcelt, Kellliis. Uuler,SlIt, IrMng, Prcseett, Ac, Ac. " "uml
Thousands of Other Beeks Equally as CHEAP.
OSTRICH'S PflLACE OF FASHION,
Ne. 13 East King Street.
T300KS AND KTATIONUKY.
JOPiN BAER'S SONS,
OKFEB AT LOWEST PUICES,
Blank Heeks, Writing Papers, Envelopes, Writing Fluids and Inks,
HOLLAND'S GOLD PENS,
Steel Pens, Lead Pencil., Pocket Beeks, lllll Beeks, Letter Beeks, and an Assortment of Fine and
ntaplu Stationery.
mr AT TUB SIGN Of THE B00K.-64
NOS. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
FUllXlTUllK.
D
EICIILI'Il & BUIIAUM.
THE LARGEST STOCK
-or-
FURNITURE
IN LANCASTER COUNTY
WHICH WILL HE SOLD CHEAP.
Persons i going te Housekeeping or nny partla,
in need of Furniture will And bargains by cull
Nes.27,29aud 31 Seuth Oueeu St.
M. DEIOHLER,
J. P. SCHAUM.
aJanMmewdilAw
.-ry-ALTER A, HEINITSH.
Farnitnre Warerooms.
28
East King St.,
Lancaster, pa.
VERY CHEAP AT
fill O nnnWORTHOF MILLINERY
I?--VfJVVf New Yeik and Parts Mllll.
neryCe. Our new store, tw North Queen street,
Lancaster, Ps,, Is new open with an Elegant line
of Hats, Bennets, Flowers. Feathers, Ac., at our
usual CHEAP PUICES. Hoping our customers
aud the Ladles In genertd will please favor us
who incur presence, we remain muy yours,
NEW YOUK AND PAU1S MILL1NEUY CO.,
jGuie-uu
Formerly of 22 West King Ei,
lieimd in Extra Cleth, Gilt Backs.
ertl
:, 3a cents a copy.
many
Clear Type, Full Gilt Cleth.
atlah
l'epe,
Our Pice per set.
0.98 "
8.18 "
IIJ8 "
7.58
Ifi 48
7.88 "
8.8S '
i-a
2.7
1.71 "
1.48 "
5 4S "
11 58
2 28 "
1.U8 "
7.88 "
1 38 Each.
0.H "
2 07 "
1.08
0118 "
0 58
0J
0 24 "
(1.27 "
leuuJ, 2.W
I'lPtlifP. tii'W rdltlmi itii
"
18.W
cloth..
SCO
by Uustac Heic, quarto
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son
5 00
3011
Bey, Werk of the Wits. 10
LV)
0 60
by the best couipesein 0 50
OM
WALL, l'Al'ER.
"tyiNDOW SHADES.
OUU LINES OK
DADO WINDOW SHADES
is larger and prettier than any season hereto
fore. He have the new colors and designs In
toXe'rderBCVeU ,e"Btlu' Special sizes made
Plain Goods in All Widths,
for all kinds of Windows,
Onlv thntiaat nn.lnM
nxtures sela. We luw t
SCOTCH HOLLANDS,
We hiue them in Weed and Tin.
V.y.ri.V :v."'itTU ."f" . tinuis,
iutwuuauurn,ie, we take measures
aud put up all kinds of Windser Shade work.
-WALL. PAPER.
We ha e u Cholce Line of Pupur Han
for
;,".V, ri'i.'.'Je- 'ny comprise all grades
CEILING DECOItATIONH, FUIEZES
IIKItH nt,,l r'L'VTIIIf mi'iil'ii "Ml
Finn
110 U-
Lace Curtains in Variety
AND LOW PUICES. Bed Belts. Lambiequins,
Ac. Poles from 40a, elegant for Coe.
apiece, up te fiW.
PHASES W. EET,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREETS
LANCASTEU. PA.
GROCERIES.
VVlrt 4
AT
IJURSK'S.
GOING
FAST.
The TOMATOES at 5e. a Can.
guaranteed.
Every. Can J
BTH1NU BEANS, 10c. u Cun.
UUEEN PEAS, lie. a Can"
P1H PEACHEK, lOe. a Cun. -
FHESH CANNED APPLES, 10c. a Can.
FELL'S 8UO Alt CO UN. ICe. u Can.
Fells' 3A TOMATOES, lOe a Can.
Fresh AKUON OAT MEAL, 60. u pound.
, UOLLEDAVENA, 4B,s fei He. Made of the
best WhlteOat, cooks In 15 mlnutcs7
Whlle and Yellow COUN MEAL.
BOS'ION BISCUIT, l!c and ISe. 8,.
Kennedy Zephy's SODAS ai-e tine,
in2r?l.er orn.,,,rel,i I1I8CITIT. Alse, FAIUT
SLUG SHOT.
iDJurlot'eauti:181- llAlV "cls
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET.
jy-ADEIA AND SHERRY WINES
AT
Reigart's Old Wine- Stere.
II. E. BLAYMAKEU, Aemht,
Ne. 29EastKike6t.
rubi;.
EatablUbed 17S3
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