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TOE WAY OV THE WOULD.
Thcre snte n crew en a lefty tree,
Watching the world go uy
He saw n throng that swept along
With laughter loud and high
" In nna out through tiie metley route"
Pale gheMn gtole en iinaren.
Their licurlii were lenjrtnK for ene uwect word
Of the lere 1 lmt ence had been.
But no rcr n lip thore noke their imniei,
Nevor a tear was nhed
The crew loeVcd flown from his lefty tree,
"Tisthovnyenhoworliy heiald.
A singer mood In th, market-plnce,
Blnglng n tender lny
lint no one heeded his wifew fill face,
Se ene hart t Imc te funy.
Ue turned nwny i he dung no mere)
Hew could he glrg In Vain?
And then the worn! cuine te hli deer,
lllddlng him lng ngitln.
Het he recked net whether they citme or went,
He In his (turret dead,
The crew looked down from hl lelly tree,
"TU the wny of the world," he paid.
Thcre sole a Queen by a cottage hed,
Bpoke te the widow there;
Old alie net knew the sumo hard Mew
The pcanant had te bear?
And she kissed thathntnble pcasantM lirew,
And then she hent her knee i
" Ged of the m Idew, help her new,
As Theu hast helped me."
"New Ged be thanked," Bald the old, old crew,
An ha sped from his lefty bough ;
"The times nre III, but thcre'tt much geed Mill
In the way el the world, 1 trew."
-. J:. Wcatherly.
rniisii pacts x'eti VAtmr.iis.
TIlO ,
, Drift of Agricultural Ulicnuleu In the
Iteprcrtentnme .Journal.
Frem the Ocrmantett n Telegraph.
A Mnine tcatnsler says : " I catt start the
most obstinate liorse by taking him out of
the shafts and leading lilin arnunil lit n clrcle
until lie Is Rtdtly."
The mnnll streams which often Hew through
farms are almost lnvaluable sources or fortu
ity, If the in ml which nccumulatcH in thorn is
overy year cleaned out and spread upon the
land. All the leavos, together with the fine
mould from cultivated Holds, find a lodg
ment in these streams. Several leads of
manure as that made in sUtbles may thus be
secured overy year.
The mero crowns n strawberry plant lias
the mero berries ene can expect, l'ull oil' all
the leaves after fruiting except two or three,
as it causes mero crowns te grew, besides
bright, ircsli and very green leaves. Hut
bofero ene gees into strawberry oulture, he
should take into account tliomauure he can
get. and also find out whother he can get
plckers oneugli when llie season opens. It
is of little ttse te think nrrnisingBtmwberrles
Jar market without manure, and pickers in
abundance.
The plan et keeping rewa continuously in
milk without allowing them te have n call is
practicable, but net te be generally com
mended. Thore is net only a decrease In
yield In cows se kept, but the milk is less di
gestible. It is nearly or qnlte as much lalwr
te milk e farrew cow ns ene giving a fresh
flew of milk. The cow, if well fed, may Iki
milked until six or eight weeks of the tlme
of calving, or even up te it If necessary, lmt
it is better te allow several weeks for the cow cow
te get into condition for producing a large
flew of milk when she cnlvcs.
If you deslre te get n large yield of i Ich
milk give your cows tliree time nday, water
that is slightly warm, slightly Halted, in
which bran lias been stlrred et the rale of
ene quart te two gallons of waler. Yeu will
And, if you have net tried this daily practice,
that your cow will gain twenty-llwi iwrccnt
immediately under the rllects of It, nnd slie
will beceme se attached te the diet as te re
fuse te drink clear water unless very thirsty,
but UiU mess she will drink almost any time
and ask for mere. The amount or this drink
is an ordinary waterpall full each time,
morning, neon nnd night. Veuranimnl will
then de Its best.
A Tallmt County Terrapin Harm.
The Easteu (Md.) I.ciljer stales that Mr.
Robet t C. Iiewry, or New Yerk, and Messrs.
M. T. Goldslmreugli and Oswald Tilghnian,
of Tullxil county, are preparing te go into
the buslness en a large scale of raising diamonds-back
terrapins for market. The place
selected for the terrapin f.inn Is aroveor
pond en Mr. Ooldsberougli's East Aven
farm, in Oxford Neck, at the mouth ofTrlp efTrlp
ple's creek. The pond contains ene aero,
and at high tlde the water in it is six feet
deep. Tiie lioUeni Is soft, oozy mud ever
much of the pond, just such n place
as a terapin delights in when he wants
te go into winter quarters. The pond
has been inclesed with a strong nnd
perfectly tight beard fonce all nreunil it, ex
cept at the gateways. The main gatontthe
mouth of tiie H)iid is eleven feet wide, and Is
strongly made of birs of Iren placed clese
together. Through this the tlde ebbs and
Howsfiem and into the pond. YVhorevor
the fence cresses a muddy place the bottom
has been shect piled with beards te keep the
terrapins from burrowing under and te pre
vent the Intrusion or muHkrats. A beach of
sand will be made en ene side of the pond
as a nesting place for the terraplns. Tills
sand beach will be built se high that it will
net be overflowed by the highest tides, and
will shelve tlew n en nn easy lncllne te the
water, se that the terraplns will have no dilll
cully in crawling up le lay their eggs In the
sand. A nursery w 111 be laid oil in a portion
of the pond, and Inte this the young terra
pins will be put ns seen as hatched. Here
they will be sale from the old terraplns,
whose habit It is te eat the young. When a
year old they will be taken Irem the nursery,
branded and put into the pond. A liouse has
been built for the overseor of the terrapin
pond.
A Him In Tlie Printing OUIre.
Frem the Ortielt Free Press.
Onome-ning the Washington Hand Press
in a Printlng-Olllce suddenly Hew its 1'risket
and called ou In loud voice,
'Hear yn I hear ye ? Hut for me the Man
ner could net be Issued eacli Week."
"Just hear that I " sneered a Case of Itour Iteur Itour
geeis ever by the Window. Where would
the Pnner be'but for Its Tvdc?''
"And they nover Printed a Paper yet
without Ink," added the Ilellerjn ;a Ohie.
and-Molasses voice.
"Well I don't want te Appear Kgetislical,"
observed aHuudle or White Piiper, lying en
the fleer, but iryeu knew hew hard it was
for the Kditorte laisolhe cash te buy Me
you'd imagine I was of hoiue little Account
around here."
"Oentlonien," added tiie Imposing Stone,
in a niarble voice, "I don't claim te own all
the corner lets in Town, but ir the Chases.
Shoetlng-Stlck, Mallet Quoins and myself
werotegoolloiia PIcnie I'd llke te sce tiie
J tanner go te press I would.''
The Gorden Jobber, llex Steve, and seve
ral Galleys were getting leadyte chip in,
when the Kditer cntered and asked the
cause of the row. The inatter w as explained
by the Card-Cutter In a calm aim unuuvwu
manner, and the Kditer repllcd:
"Each and every ene of yen is valued in
his Kospectlvo Place, and all comblned go
te help issue the Leading Newsuper or tills
county circulation (w lien a circus ngent
comes along)0,000 copies. Weed received en
Subscription as Heretofore"
Meral: And the . Shears lay light thore in
Plain sight and woreuotoon mentioned."
Old SIuliU Scarce In Ills Itcgleu.
Jehn 1. Osteihandt, or Tobasco, N. Y.,
wrltt-s te Suierlntendent Connelly, or the
labor bureau, at Castle Garden, as follews:
I want a wife te live with In poace and
union. If she should boa little en the tall
order that will be no fault. I want her te
be from 115 te 1M) pounds In weight. Trout
thirty-eight te ferty-three years old, nnd
kindly and stout. I am ferty-seen years
old, a full-blooded American, hlx reel high
and weigli 175 pounds in winter. Old mauls
are very searce up in tills part et the
country, unil wiueww nave iuiinucuimiuii
. i....n..j-v ft. .in Inikiiunfn unml
each.
I r vi
scud
i Ull Jill U II' IIIUU m.lliniivi
...n a 1,1 ink mill I will take it ns an invitation
te call en the l!Oth or the month. This is my
own luiml writing, written hy myself, and
from It you can soe what kind eHi man Iain.
IllClaSeU 111 lliu ICIIUJ am niu ii "ui-
eral pieces or luper was a ten cent piece,
written en the oulslcle: "Don't (all te find
the dime."
, Hen. Fkrdimanu C. Lateeiik, Mayer or Hal II II
mere, says ; 1 concur In the recommendation of
Dr. Petield's German Hitters,'' uud have no
doubt that the preparation w 111 Justify the many
endorsements of thuse w no nave uscu ,ae '.,
'$&
UVECIAI. XOTICE8.
"new vuuuir old tMiotile loon who hi
licen seriously Blels. und Mho nover W
ri linw old veuub peoplelooli-h
.tnurnmiutiireriialn all at enee. Hut,
nf.ii..r iiin our dlMMwltteii. anditve
eiuetimc get outerort In gplte eraUOwnMMl
.. ti. tm need ihe le.t. the llnlMMt MMM
.. n...A ...nlAln.. l-unvn. which ii Il KOHR
VMU
wm
. ,!.' Favorite Ueincdy. PuriflM the bfeuAlMt,
U..III.. nrvMune) lmilltT. nlfVfl
rtnenH vimmj " wm mm j -,. --
Nobody UeuW neulcetii cough. TiiJj
Heney of lloreheunJ anU Tur(nanLf
'A0WI"V4w 4wwn -"v " VnwiJ
A ' 'A'-
BVXCIAX. treTtctu.
The Common llnemy.
1 u order te umke headway against the common
enemy, Ulacasc, It U necessary te oppeso him
wllhporslstencc. It very frequently happens
that n remedy perfectly adequate te the necol necel
ties of the cone, tr persisted In, Is condemned
and thrown aslde because a few doses of It de.
net euro a malady. Hew unreasonable nnd un
just would such a jndgment be regarding Ifos Ifes
tetter's Hteniach Hitters, ene of the lnostpopn lnestpopn lnostpepn
lar nnd highly nanctlened medicines of the day,
n potent Invlgernnt, nnd an Invariably success
ful remedy rer conntlpntlen, dyspepsia, llver
complaint, Incipient rheumatism, neuralgia
nnd gout, Inactivity and wcakness of the kid
neys nnd bladder, nnd for the Infirmities Inci
dent tp the decline of life. He tact Is better es
tablished than the above, yet In order te expert
onee Its truth, theso aflllcted with obstinate
forms ofdlscase should gire this benignant cu
rative a patlent trial. lr they de, they may rely
upon decisive curative results. mMJ
An Explanation.
Se ene medicine will euro everything, but It
Innu Incontcstlble fact that Thomai' JieltelHe
Oil will cure a sprain, a brulse.u bite, or an ache,
and Is also nn active and pronounced euro for
neuralgia and rheumatism. Fer nale by If. II.
Cochran, druggist, 137 and sn North Queen
street, l-ahcastcr.
ltrenklng Up.
On every hand we sce, evidences that winter is
breaking up, nnd will seen have te yield te the
advancing spring. His a most Important ques
tion amongst sclcntlfle men what causes the
general feeling of debility ttndlnssttude se preva
lent Infills region. While soine regard tt as the
result of confinement nnd Inaction, ethers sup
pose It te be camed by the decay of vegetable
nndaulmal debris which has accumulated during
the winter. What Is especially needed at this
tlme, however, Is semethliTg te overcome these
Influences. It Is tee latotetalkabout the causes;
what Is the euro? Thousands of persons all
Over the country who have given Kidney-Wert
a faithful trial nre ready te testify tltat no ether
remeny is equal te it rer cleansing the system,
purifying the bleed, regulating the bowels.and
curing all Bldney nnd liver diseases, It Is In
fact the king of nil spring medicines.
A Fine lilt.
When the proprietors of II unlock Meed Jilt.
tVrtputthU renowned medicine en the market
they hit It exactly. .They hit dyspepsia. Indiges
tion, and liver and kidney complaints a hard
blew, fiem which they will never recover. Fer
sale by 11. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 133 North
uecii street, Lancaster.
" IIUCHU-I'AHIA."
quick, cempletu cure, nil Kidney, llladderund
uilnnry Ulst-ases, Heildlng, Irritation, Utene,
Gravel, Catarrh of the Illnddcr. ,U.wJrngglsts.
'' ?fiteA OX.
A lli:.T.TIIIUf, DIUBSCTC.-
Hound Ruoek, N J.,
April 1$W.
Yeu ndvlse placing Allceck'i I'oreus Plasters,
In dyspepsia, en the pit of t he Bteuinch 1 tn ague
enke, en the spleen j but I rrnlly think yen
should nlse recommend lhatehu or two l'lsjjtcra
be put ever the kidneys. ThXtitlmtilAtc(
slrenglhen and act ns pencrful dliirc(fCS,ithu
casting nut many poisonous adds and salts. I
have had fever and ague. All remedies I took
produced little or no clTcct until I put an All
cock's Pereus Plaster ever each kidney : their
action being mere than doubled, the malaria was
quickly washed away. I have also had several
attacks of rheumatism mid two ofgeut, nnd by
applying the planters ever the local pain and
also the kidneys, I again found your plasters
wonderfully rltlcacinus.
II. K. TIIOMAK.
Uewiirnef Imitations.
gi-ntilue Pereus Plaster.
Alleeek's " Is the only
A Gued Thing.
"I snuii'tlmcs wish I could take held of the
salnet Tuimtta' llclectrie Olt feri tell you It is
ii grand thing, and I am conscientious In saying
1 could den giMHl weik." liev. K. F. Crane,
Cni ry, l'n. l.clectilc Oil cured this gentleman or
quinsy et many years standing. Fur sale by II.
It. Cochran, druggist, 1.17 nnd 13V North Queen
street, l.aucuslei.
HKAItT PAINS.
Palpitation
ldhrestien.
DropsleU flwelllngs,
Dizziness,
Indigestion, ilendathe, Sleeiilessiiess cured by
' Wells' Health IteuuwciV
u ii
(I)
I Inkn pleasure In stating that I hive known
Plj's Cream Italm for mnni than live jenrs, nnd
have sold It during that tlnin both In Jllnghnm Jllnghnm
ten and Montrese. 1 consider It the sarest nnd
hest eatanli remedy lit the market. .S..l.bpnrkes,
druggist, Montrese, Piu
I sufTernd for mero th.ui ten years with that
dreadful disease catarrh, and used every nvall nvall
nble uicillclne which was leceiniiicnded tome.
I cannot thank jeu enough for the relief which
your Cream Halm has utlerdcd inc. Kmanuel
Sleyerx, Wliitleld, I,. I. myl-2wdced&w
" UOUail ON IIAT8."
Clears out mts, mice, reaches, flies, nnts, lied
bugs, Hkunks, chipmunks, gophers, l.'ic. Drug
gluts. (1)
A (Ull.AT DIhCOVKltV.
The greatest discovery of the nineteenth cen
tury Is Or. Leslie's .Special Prescription for nick
headache, which Is the discovery or nn eminent
physician and used by him for ever thirty years
before giving It In the public, and It stands to
day without n ilrnl. ltead lulvcitlseinent In
another column.
1'teiy Persen te be n Ileal f-uecess
In this Ufa must have a specialty; that Is. must
concentrate the abilities of body and mind en
(.nine one pursuit. Jlitnleck Jtloeit Jllllert havu
thulr specialty as n inmplcte nnd radical cure of
dxspepsia. and liver unit kidney directions. Fer
xjluby 1 1. 11. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 1 ti North
Queen sticct, Lancaster.
Truth Crushed la Karth
Is bound tn rise. ( londdewnund smother th
truth as you may concerning Theniat' Kclrctrlc
Oil jet the facts will ilse up thut It Is onnef the
best remedies ler aches, sprains, nnd pains that
has eer et been liiMinted. KorsalehylI.il.
Cochran, druggist, 1 17 and 13'J North Queen
street, Lancaster.
llUCKLKN'S AltNICA SAI.VK.
The best Balvn In the world for Cuts, Uralses,
Seres, Ulcem, Halt Ithcmn, i'ever herca, Tettor,
Chapped Hand, Chilblains, Cerns, and nil Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It Is guaranteed te glve perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price, IB cents per
box. PorsalebyII.il. Cochran, druggist, Nes.
137 and 13!) North Queen street ljineuster. Pa.
AN ANSWHUS WANTKI).
Can any ene bring ns acasoef Kidney or Liver
Complaint that Klectrle Hitters will net speedily
enrel We say they can net, as thousands of
cases already permanently cured and who nre
dally leenmmendlng Klectrle Hitters, 111 prove,
llrlght's disease, lMulietes, Weak Hack, or any
urinary complaint quickly cuied. They purify
the bleed, regulate the bowels nnd net directly
en the diseased pal ts. V. cry bottlegiinmntccd.
Fnrsalunt50e.il bnttln by II. 11. Cochran, drug
git. Ne, 137 and 13") North Queen street, Lancas
ter. Pa. (1)
1)11. KirAZIKlt'S MAGIC OINTMENT.
The greatest blessing that has been discovered
In this generation. A sine euro forlteils, Durns,
Seres, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Sore Nipples, Hard
and Sett Cerns, Chnpiied Lips and Hands, Pim
ples nnd Hiotehes. Price Ooc.Held by Druggists.
Sold by II. II. Cochran, 137 and 139 North Queen
trect. .10
"KOIKIII ON COIINB."
Ask for Wells' " Knugh en Cm ns." I5c. Quick
einpletu cure. Ifurdorseltcouis, warts, bnu bnu
teim! (1)
A LAWYHll'S OPINION OF INTKUKST TO
ALL.
J. A. Taw ney, eq u leading attorney of Win
euii, Mlun., writes: "After using It for meie
than three years. 1 lake urvt uleasiiru In slating
that 1 lvguul Dr. King's New Dtscn cry for Con
sumption, ns the best remedy In the wmldfer
Coughs and Colds. It lias never failed te. euro
the most hcvcie colds 1 have hud, uud Invariably
lelleves the pain In the chest."
Trial bottles of this sure euro for all Thieat
and Lung Diseases may lie had Free lit Cochran's
Diugbtere, Nes. 137 and 13U Net th Quean titled,
Iucuster, Pa. Large size, l.ue. ( 1 )
l'OUNG MKN J-UKADT1I1H.
Tub Voltaie Hklt Ce., or Marshall, Mich., ener
t.isKiiii thntr celebrated Elkoteo-Voltaio IIblt
and ether KLBOTnioArrLiAWCKSen trial for thirty
day. te men (old or young) ainictcd w Ith nervous
debility, less of viudlty and manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Alse for lbenmulisin. neural-
gla. rsiralysls, and many etner Kinureu uiseases.
Complete restoration te health, vigor and man
hood guaranteed. Ne rial. Is Incurred ns Unity
days trial Is nllnwed. Wrlte thorn at encu for
Illustrated pamphlotfrce. decJUydAw
Uriel Mention.
"1 have used llurileck Jlloetl MUcti w Ith great
benefit ter Indigestion and constipation of the
bowels. C. 1.. Eusten, Hamilton, Out. ler sale
by II. H. Cochran, diugglst, 1J7 and 13'J Neith
Queen slicet, Luucustei,
Hit. WILLIAM'S INDIAN P1LK OINTMKNT.
L. G. MtCiillum, conductor en the 11, A W. It,
ll upnugneiu, i Jiug. -je, itsn, suysi
" 1 have
been n great suueix-r wiui inn pues.
l used nu
uieruus remedies and employed many physic
ians, but le no purpose. A friend recommended
Dr. William's Indian Pile ointment, which 1 am
gratelultn say has cured me." Sold by II. II.
Cochran, 137 and IX) North Queen street. (3)
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UNTH KEMRDV.
HUNT'S
KIDNKVANULIVKH
REMEDY!
Never Known te Pail.
NKVKIt KNOWN TO KAIL.
XT 18 A HPEC1K1C.
Ker Kidney nnd I.lvcr Troubles, Plodder, Uri
nary and Liver Diseases, Dropsy, II ravel
nnd Diabetes.
IT IS UKLIA11LU
In curing llrlght's Disease, Pains In the Hack,
Leins or Hides, ltctcntlen or'Nen-
llctcntlen of Urine.
HIGHLY 11GC0MMENDKD.
It cures lllllnusness. Headache, .Taundlce, Sour
Bteiuacn, iiyspcpsin, uonsiipanen nnu
Piles.
IT WOUKS PltOMPTLV,
And cures Intemperance, Nervous Diseases
lerance. iscrvens w
lilllty, Kxccsscs nnd
:ile Weakness.
General Dcblll
Feinale
-USB IT ATONOi:.-
Itrcstorcgthe Kldncyj, I.lvcr and Itowelste
a healthy action, nnd cures w hen ull ether med
icines full. Hundreds hnve been saved who
have been given up te die by rrleuds and physi
cians. Piuce, ft.S.1.
SKND KOU lLLUSTItATIH) PAMPHLKT'lO
HUNT'S REMEDY OO.,
PIIOVIDKNCK, U. I.
W 801.1) ItY ALL I)UU(1G1STM.-S
Jy8-Tn,Th,HAW (2)
yU. THOMAS'S KCLKCTUIC Olli.
LOOK OUT !FOIl ACCIDENTO.
Have yoatheCATAUlIHT
De you soffer from the ASTMM A t
Aryourcliliarensnb1eettettftckofCUOIJPt
Dees RHfcUMATlBM. haunt your system t
Are you net at nil time subject le ACCI
NT8. HUUNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS and
Are yeu'.lct wllh TOOTHACIIK, KAU.
AUIIKHACKAOJIK, PAINS IN TUB BIDE Ott
CIIKSTT -T , . . 'i.
Are you subject lobOUETHROATerQUlNSYf
r,,i nil iiiunumiu iiiyrillll tlllivr tTlut n BUSK
UKJ1KDY Isathand In "' ,j.
DR. THOMAS'S
Eameus Eclectric Oil ! !
In nil the ubnve mentioned troubles this Oil Is
ALWAYS A SUItK AND PltOMI'T ItK.MF.DY.
There Is nothing sold by druggists that can ap
proach It In eireetlvcncss,
Dr. Themas's Eclectric Oil.
It lias saved thousands : nnd, In cases of AC
C1DKNT Olt r.MKItGKNCY, It will ever be
found a KEADY KKl.lKK. The cheapest prepu prepu
patlen, considering Its great virtues. In the
world. It will sae In every family ten times Its
cost each year In doctor's bills. It is a veritable
physician li your house. Yeu cannot afford te
be without II.
And, having onee TKSTIH) ITS MKItlTS, you
NF.VKIt WILL UK WITHOUT IT. Kvcrybedy
Is loud In Its praise. It cannot be equaled.
HOLD IIY ALL DKUGG18TS.
Fer sale at Cochran's Drugstore, Nes. 137 nnd
I'M North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
upril-lnced
rXVTAUMl.
ELY'SCREAM BALM
-CUItKS-
COLD 1N1IKAI), CATAKUH.KOSHCOLD.HAY
FKVF.lt, DKAFNKS3, HKADACHK.
F.asy te use.
N. Y., U. S. A.
Price, 60c. Kly llre.'s., Oswego
Hay Fever.
KLY'B CKKAM HALM Cleanses the Head,
Allays Inltammatlnn, Heals the Seres,
Itesteres
inn bcusck ei 'itisie unu mueii.
A iiulck and
imm tlvncure.
Mcents nt Druggists. u cents
by mall, registered.
hnnd for circular. Snmnle
by mull, le cents.
ELY BROTHERS,
Druggists, Oswego, N. Y.
maiUl-tfd.tw
GHAY'H HrKOlFIO MRDIOINK.
The Grunt English ICemedy. An unfailing
euro for Impetcncy and ull Diseases that fellow
Less of Memery, Universal 1-assltiide, Pain In
the Hack, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old
Age, and many ether diseases that lead te In
sanity or Consumption and a Prematura lira ve.
Pull particulars In our pamphlet, which we do de do
gire te send free by mall te every ene. This Spe
cific medlclnn Is sold by all druggists at 1 ie.r
package, or six package!) Ter $.1, or will be sent
free by mall en receipt of the money, by ad
dressing the agent,
II. ILCOCIlltAN, Dmggl'l, sole Agent,
Nes. 137 and 1st) North Quw-j street, l-uncasler,
Pa.
On account et counterfeits, we hare odeptod
the Yellow Wrnpper: the only genuine.
TflK GltAY MKDIOINK CO.,
Itufl-Rle. N. Y.
Al-TEIt AIjIj OTIIEUS VAUH
O0MSULT
DR. LOBB,
NO. 319 North Fifteenth street, below Cnllewhlll
street, Philadelphia. Cures all Secret Dlseases
of both sexes. Twenty Years Experience. Con
sultation by mull. NKUVOUS ANDSPKCIAL
DISK ASKS. New book Just out. Send for It,
Prlce tee. Hours 11 n. m. till 2 p. in., and 7 p. tn.
te 10p.m. HOOKS FKKKTOTHKAFFL1CTKD.
fub'.!rlyd&w
CJAFR. SURK AND 8PKRDY CUUK.
O ItcrrtniB, Vabicecklb and Special Disiasks
Whv be
humbugged by quacks, when jeu
In Dr. Wrlaht the only ItKtiu-
can nnd
lar Physician In Philadelphia who makes a
specialty of the above diseases and cubes them t
CeiucsnuAnAHTKBD. Advicb vbks, day and even
ing. Htrungera can be treated and return home
the same day. enices private.
lilt. W. 11. WIIIGHT,
Ne. HI North Ninth stteet, abeve Itaco.
V. O. Ikx G7.L Philadelphia.
leiviHydAw ,j.
ULASSirAJtK.
s
I'ECIAL. NOTICIi
Will Open en Te-morrow
-AT-
CHINA HALL,
A LAIiGi: LOT OF
DAMAGED WARE,
-IN-
WMte Stene China, &c.
DON'T MISS BARGAINS.
PKICKS SPKCIAU
High & Martin,
NO. 15 BAST KING STREET,
WM
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tBBWUlTI
JA
ft?&&2Ecr.
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wm
T,'KWAKT Ol' WOW
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:-'ii
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,
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-
j.P" pp..b dW
WWW
Aiflt"'
MAtmnrxBT.
$500.00 OMAWAKDED.
-TItK-
Peerless Traction Engine.
These contemplating the purchase or ft Heed
or Traction. Portable of stationary Kilglne and
Heller, Potiable Saw Mills, etc., can hsve their
wants supplied In a Fecrless. Cleso nna critical
Insiicctlen Invited i have never licen benten In n
test,
THE GE1SEK SEPARATOR AND THRESHER,
STKAM PUMPS, T1UK HENDKUS,
ECLIPSE PAN BLOWERS,
' ' THE "SUCCESS"
Engine, Beiler and. Pump,
COMUINKD.
A New Machine t takes the place of the Wind
Knglne, nnd can be used for pumping nnd ter
light power, up toeno horse, at will, ana Is easily
moved. Prlce only (140, nil complete.
Iamnlseprcpared te de a general line of Ma Ma
chlne Werk.
I also have In stock, all thoroughly overhauled,
nlAIIorse-Powor Canten Monitor Knglne nnd
Heller, with steam Pump, nearly new i price,
isoe. A 25 Horso-Pewer Knglne, New lloller,
steam Pump and all fittings complete, 77S. ene
25 Horso-Pewer Knglne and Heller, second hand
Sri co, nil complete, fTO. Twe Cylinder Hellers.
I feet long, 30 Inches In diameter, geed and
sound j price, each, H0. One 10 Horso-Pewer
Vertical jleller ; prlce, nil cemplete, 9200. One
10 Horso-Pewer Knglne and lleller, Vertical
ssee. One 10 Herse-Power Vertical Knglne, sec
ond hand, tiiX One Pnmp and Heater, com
bined power, sw. One Six Horso-Pewer Krclblll
Knglne nnd Heller, en wagon, 3jj. One 10 Horse Herso Horso
Pewer Hest Pertable, en wheels, price, $175.
All work guaranteed as represented. Call nnd
see them, or send for catalogue, prices, etc. Ad
dress, THE LANCASTER
Statin rump nnd Mnclilne Works,
NO. C37 NOKTII CHKItltV BTKKKT,
Ijincaster, Pa.
KZltA V. LANDIH. PropHcter.
ml9-GinceA.w
riNOINK AND neiLKK WOHK8.
BEST
Steam Engine
''" -AND-
BOIIER WOMS.
AS WB HAKDMI OUB OWN OOODS.
4 HAVKNO AQENT3,
CAN INSUKK OUK PATKONR LOW PKICKSj
AND GOOD WIIKK. I
BOILRRS. f
Vertical and Horizontal .Tubular, Meb, Cylinder,
Murine, Deuble-Deck nnd Portable,- -u
KUItNACKWOUIC, IILAST-I'IPKS, STACKS,
Ac., AC
TANKS for Water, Acids and Oil.
HOISTING KNGINKS.
ENGINES.
Vertical and Horizontal. Stationary, from le
te sixty horse-power.
Pertable Knglnes, en Wheels and Sills j Hlx
Hires l.ii, s, 10, 15 and 'Ji horse power.
SAW MILLS.
Peny
Mills nnd Large Mills.
Cob Mills.
rge Blllls. Hark Mills
Leather Hellers, Tan Packers, Trlpple Gearing
for horse pen er.
PUMPS.
Hell and Gear Pumps; Mining Pumps; Cem
hlncd Pumps nnd Heaters.
Centrifugal I'liuip, Htenni Pump.
Gearing, Pulleys, Ply Wheels, Clemp Jloxes.
Hangers. Couplings, Cellars, steel steps and
Tees, Pulley Plates, Packing llnxcs. Mill
Hplndles,Mlll lliishlngs, Ac, Aa, Ac.
PIPES.
Wrought Iren, for Gas, Steam and Water. Cast
I reu PI lies.
Heller Tubes, Well Casting.
FITTINGS.
Per Wnter and Steam, Valve, Cocks, Steam
Gauges, Giiuge Cocks, Glass Water Gauges,
Hafety ules. Whistles, (ilohe Valves.
Governem, i'ntent Seirtcedlng Ln-
brlcaters, Glass Oil Cup-i, Glass
Tulies, Injectors or
Helier Feeders.
PACKING Hemp, Asbestos, Gum and Piiiin-
bage.
HKLTING Gum, Cotten and leather.
CASTINGS-lleavy and Light Iren and llrass.
Heller lien, Sheet Iren, Itir Iren,
and Steel.
HEATERS
Fer Dwellings, Schools and Public llnlldlngs.
STEAM HEATING.
Kstlmalcs, Drawings nnd Pattern Werk fur
nished ut Ueoseiiable Kates.
4W Kepalrlng promptly and carefully at
tended te. Address,
Jehn Best & Sen,
NO. 333 EAST FULTON STREET,
LANCASTKIt, PA.
Janl5-lyd&w
rvmtjTVJti!.
w
ALTKU A. HEINITSH.
Furniture Warerooms.
28
East King St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
VERY CHEAP AT
MT.VTACI.K8,
OUPEIUOU
- '
SPECTACLES
-AND
EYE-GLASSES.
Mlcroscepee, Field GlasHOs, Itftremctcrs, Tole-
mnnna ilnifln I ntititnia TlintiTiniiiAtnra Ilniiv.
Catalogue
appll
QUEEN &. CO.,
T'rrii
.Jfc iL.
fi rf i
moehim.3
!i." ! MyiS S,MEMA '
tl . vpi tr'n hfi
N JW OTMIMM
3C
ADW
AXtt fHOWSY Wf "
w . - ' 'I
tA v . - Jv 4 -
Et.igwfi (M Wiue Stere,
. fVtm ka&B'
"itsh
xrnv
H
AOEIt A HKOTHEIt
H AGER
SPRING & SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT.
Complote Lines of Unbreken Gauze
ana rorttner-woignt; umwere, in ah uizes, rer Men nna Boye.
LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
Rollable Makes of WHITE SHIRTS nt Fifty )cuits. Soventy-Fivo Oentn
and One Dellar. Men's Faney Shirts. Fancy Ploated Shirts.
LIGrlT-WEIGriT HOSIERY. '
Balbriraan Half Hose, Llsle Thread Half Hoae, British Half Hoeo, Faney
Half Hese, Solid Oolerod Half Hose.
OVEL AND STANDARD NECKWEAR. The latest Styles or Linen Cel-
lnrsnnd CnfTs, lIumlkerchleDj, SuspciHlers. UIecs.
Gentlemen's Unilirellfus, Etc.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25WEST KING STREET.
TkTEXT DOOM TO THE COUHT HOUSE.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Spring and Summer Underwear !
SUMMER MERINO
AND-
-XN.DIAN GAUZE UNDERWEAR
' . Fer Ladies, Oents, Mlssea and Ohildren.
JWLarre Sleck et Jeed new In gtore'ntTiwJ'rlccH.
REFAHNESTOCK,
'.
Next Doer te the Court Houge
piHEAl'
HTOHE.
SPECIAL
FIIOM THE AUCTION ROOMS OF
(IUKATKST llAIKlAlNH T. lilt KNOWN IN
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS,
LADIES' DRESS CLOTHS, BLACK CASHMERES.
Ladies' Dress Goods in Variety.
LONG AND SQUARE BLACK THIBET SHAWLS.
IVK AKK FULL OP UAltUAINS OF KVKUV DKSUUIPTION AT
letzger & Haugnman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
Iletween llie Coejior UnuneMirt Berrol llnwe llninl.
B
OWEIIS .t HUIIST.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
The lliiiHeil )nrtneriililii of UOWEIIS A HWKST luirlng eTiilittl.ninl Ml!, UOWKUS, bj ii'i ii'i
sen or llMicuIthlicliiRcniiipclU'illnirtlri', Uii-jMlK-rrroiediriTlliclr piitlm stock of IlltV tiDODd
mid NOTIONS for luile, tegcthi-r Willi lea-e el Mern ltoein te AP111L1, 1'WS Tiie Bleck liimn .
ainlnutleii -Hill l) round tnlm ke1 Incxerypaillcnl ir. Amlinlonitleii Unnuef thnlipst In the
city, iinirueininrtunlty In etrcri'd tnnnyeiiK ltli cnpltiil ilr-liiniief (;lnK into Imslnc "Fer
fun licr piirtlciilnrx cull en or mlilrc,
BOWERS & H URST,
NOS. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, - - Lancaster, Pa.
LAWS
E
LINN fc BKENEMAN.
SRRING
-AT-
FLINN & BRENE MAN'S.
LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN HOSE, BABY CARRIAGES,
LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, WATER COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS.
ALL AT LOW PRICES.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 1 52 North Queen St..
clocks, at nutans
H.
'A. KHOADS.
SPRING, 1885.
We have new open te the
selected assortment of Watches
Our stock of Clocks embraces every kind and style, the beat makes
and reliable timekeepers, at prices very low.
Alse a full assortment of pretty novelties in Spring Jewelry, both
in Silver and Geld.
Everything new and stylish in the way of Silver Hair Ornaments
and Bangles.
Oeme and see for yourself and be convinced.
H. Z. RHOADS,
LANCABTKit. pa. Ne. 4 West King Street.
y Store open until 8:00 overy ovening. Saturdrtys, 0:00 o'clock.
pB
0OK8 AND STATIONEUY.
JOrIN BAER'S SONS,
,? OFFP.K AT LOWEST I'KICES,
I
tBUakBeelts,. Writing Y&ima, Euvoleiies, AVrithig Fluiils and Inks
HOLLAND'S
I Bteel Pent, Lead Pencils, Pocket Iloefcs, mil
mapie
AT THE 81QN
t
1! 4W
nwlnt IK i
ti-IT itieWBtt ffifPff i4f -yHBPmB
LANUA8T1 'tfM')tWm rTf.H
Carstcnvn V .cantWP'MlfHBlO r-JBU
9 no and 11:31)0. ,. M utMnH " I iWU
O 1" l N Cars leave M 'irstQiiSrTkH'I YlOB
V R R O 8-WandIQ-wn. ,l!iiW, VfOM
-" mnkua neAU. 'iwmi' $ m
and Dalbriggnn Shlrtfl ;
Lancaster, Pa.
-
BARGMNS
'-K
NEW YORK ANT PHILADELPHIA,
.
MOW JlllS.
GOODS
Lancaster, Pa.
axi jntuzi:s.
Public a very large and carefully
of all grades and prices.
ttOUKS.
GOLD PENS,
Beeks, Letter Heeks, uud nn Assortment of Fine and
Biauonery,
Or THE BOOICt
hun da veficitWit "mm ' fy A
NDIITIIW . t "2W ,W
KlnB Bt. Lnne, i ' ' &KiK i
Lancaster. -MiSi1 - JliivTl
Manbclm , ,SX 0Sli rl
Cernwnll , -,2Z XSmMK .S'.'S
Arrhe. Jiff , 7t'"
. Leate. . r v? r'MVtfSfb ffiii
Ibanen,...,., i fyff. sfiillffi ij, C.
ij Wanliclm f:!? i'SvJsStt rln &
Gnuze, Jcanl Ijincaster i 4i ftS.t?Ci ffvl
Artive. ital "
Kli,ft.?fvI,nne-1 cH? v
A.M. WlUinjr, ,i i ji. jiVS1 j , L"U
J.M.IlAVAim .Lu.nnderJtleii IE dH
DKAWNO,! OIAJMilIA. -W& r''L
AltltANOEMK.N . V PA8SENULv 'Vi'Si
Oitnrn-vllle .
I jincaster (King
l.nnenMcr..
Clilcklcs
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Mnrlcttn Junctle
Chlcklm
Columbia
ljincnstcr
I.nncanter(ICIni;f
(Junrryvllle
Fer connection
enster Junction, '
bin sce tlme tnlilc
I.cnve Quarry
fitrrct, 8KW11. in.,4
limU-nii. tn.
Arrlve llrndlni
Lciive Heading
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J.7.U0J, ui.t .LalKrtMPrv
. us.) Iinmntdi, 8J0
0 00 n. 111., fWti p. i.
1 U. 111., 1 p; 111, 1
a n. 111., nna,8:fel li
rvt, W57 ft.ui.,',0 50 p.
A.Jf)AVtr5dN8ii
1 Piu.-A Ticket Agvnt
ir.
PENNSYliVAMAIlAlLKOADaCHl t tii
Trains Icave Lai met- nnd IcnTO Jind ar h fr
at Plilludclplilans
iie: ' '''
Leave
Ia 1
IVLSTWAltD.
Nn Kxprrss t...
Way Panicnirer.
Mail train via JH..I
Ne. 2 Mall tralnf..
Nlnpira Kxprcxs.
Ilnnevcr Accein,.
FiiKt Line
Frederick Aecem
Ijincastcr Aecem
Iliirrislinrg Acceu
Celiintbt.1 Aecem
llarrlsuurr; Ksnren
(Jhl.ACln. KpiT
W e.lern Kipresi )
Purine Kxpnf.
t
KAbTWAKD.
Plill'a ExprcBsf.
Fast Line J
IhurlHlHirt; Ktprc n
l.nnc'r. Accnni., m ,
Celuinlila Aecem
SealioreKxpies
Philadelphia.
4"ia. m,
4fl0
7a "
vLi Columbia.,
7 w iu m. '
via Columbia. '
ll'M re, m. -rJ
via Celunlllla;,
vl.vSluJey, ,
2.13 p. nu
4 40
a-10 "
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Arrlrna
rhiladelnhK
4 a.
831 "
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via. Ml Tey.
ftbi' M.
MM "
Leave
Ijncsitcr.
Xil '
G-Ki "
8.10 "
8A1 '
0:00 "
Vim p. m.
C11K
P.x
.lelinilnwn lixpre
Uallvoxrentbtiiid.1
(Eiuiiuny iuii
Mini, tV.M.A
310
t.U
0:11
Dav iixvrCMl....
' liiM
HarrlKbunr Arcnm
TI10 Marietta Ace itnOvJi
nt 11:45 a. m.,rcacl 13 Mm
Marietta &t3-.13 n. if uiidn
ion learCilemMaif '
i'2
fl
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CelniriWaiit.5.
niitejraveH k,Ct
The YuTFAFee oanueii
rre
-, ,.r..n ViWa
Ma)rK'i:iar ICii
7:10 and nni vt4V' .JtW
The Frederick Acurit
itfliinecu
ini;ut 1 aii nutter yn'iti
tn., vlll runthreair no
wvEee
u.flH,wr
iJfV-"p. -4fe
Tpe Kicdenclt Afteiai
BMMMK
iett, caat. Iimivck" K
Celuinblantl2.t23an tv&dfelMK
neasiers 111 l-ra r y,
The Lancaster A-roniraedat1oii Saittjiaves
Ilarrisbnr(iitb:inii 11. and arrives in Um isier
ul'.i.j)). in.
iiunetcr jtcceimnxiMimi, vet, cenncdUiSJit-i
IiieaiterwithN1a;3nrKxprfs8at!WiUii.iii 1U l
run threiiRli te llninitr, dully, except Similar i
Fait Line, west, euauuday, when tlaKKefl, will i
step nt Downlnstewn, Coatesvllle, Pnrfcesbiire,
Mt. Jey, Kllzabethti'wnend Jtlddlrtewn.
t The enl v traimi 'thlcli run dull v. (in Him.lrn-
,1... 11.. 11 ..r,.. .. .-.t j..-. v. J
,,ii .111,11 .tiiiii tuii. uub uy way ut 1
f Columbia.
j j.cuvuuauy except Monday.
CIOIINWAIjTj ND liKBAJCON AND
I COLKIIUOOK ' AI.LKVl,lAlLltOADII.
B( CTin7ABD.
-.'i-ilni Icave Lcba icnd.itly ( except Snuduy 1
at c M a. m., 130 anil 7.33 pui.
ArrloutCennval alfc40i.m., 12,l0p,ni. nd
7:10 p. 111.; nt Coneu-n gout 7.-3IH. in., 1-sS mid f
p. in., connecting with the Pennsylvania rat'
lead ter points caat and west.
KCKTItirABD. ,
Trains Icave Cenci i 7SJ) n. tn., BM and
8 23 p. 111. '
Ai rlve BtCernwalihtS.OO a. m., 4-Jrt nnd 0-Oj p.
in.; at Lebanon ntH". V tn., 420 and 0.1a p. m ,
cennectliiKnt Leb'ii en with PhllailnlphU'mid
Hcadlniri'allre.id fni'iMjIuUicewt nnd 4C, anil
the l.ubaueii uud T rmunt llntncli ferM (4
town, PinegroveanC Tremont.
TheGJXia. 111. train will slop enlynt Cornwall,
Colcbreok and liellu re.
CC.tX.
'?
Vi -..-
Bll. MAitTLN, '
W110LKH1' AHDRKT.ML
Dealer in All KidIs or Lamber nnd Ceal
-Yake: Ne. 4 J) NnrtU Water and rjlnci
strenta abeve lK;nieii, luncaster, nS-lvd
T AUMC3 AKDNKKH A J KKKKKIK
COAL EALERS?
Orneea : Ne. 129 Ni h Quecn street. And Ne.
Ml North Prlncestrct
Yard
Depot.
North Prnve itmet, near Heading
V
LANL1BTKU, PA.
ngin-tia
c
lOAK
7
M. V. B. COHO,
XMNOllTH WATF.1I STUKKT, lncasterj fa
MIIOLE8ALBA I BKTAIt. DK1LO 111 , j
LUMBER AND COAL." j
t'ONKBOTIOM WTTtl Til TtPB0KI0 KlPHAMtK.
YAROAi.n ()ricu: Se. 530 NOUTII WA'XKUl
KTKKKT. I0l)2ljd r
-W- A CT
END YAi .
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C. J. SWRR&C.f
GOAL. - K IDLING WOOD.
llrricn: Ne. SOCen
otllee connected will
ectM-lydM&F.U
Be aare. Iteth yam! ;ir il
oliiyhenn exchange-. 1
vxjh JTAKtxa.
TTT-NDERTAKINr (
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tSL.R'ROTE,e
UNDEHTAKEB,,1'
ft.. 0...1L n... i H!..lfl-1!!M .L
tur. mm um ou 1iU0 wwtyb
La ni TKS, PA.
i; " 7
Personal attention
thine In the Underta
Ilavlnc secured the
chaulc, I am prcpai
storing ut very met
Fiimllure Upbolster
.M aaH m.1am 'Mlt.J.. i .
'Jlwi
isltnerumlithciyfcj i I XM
I vl-X'3 of a Hrt wBt ihu j1 tM
te de all tlnd oTOpheI- 1 'Si
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TO UPjSAT l f!
LOWHRIC
STOVES, HE TIRS, A
Ceal Oil Lampj aid.Gt FiM,4a
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