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THE MAIDEN OF LORRAINE.
1. T. MOYXR, '8S.
Written for nnd read nt theecml-Ccntcnnlat
niinlxenmry et the (lictlicnii Literary eclcty,
May 8, IS :
Fair were the lllkser Lerraine,
And ure licr brooks and rills,
Hut fairer thnn I he mievy hello,
Upen her pleayntil hills I
And purer than 11m stnlnlcss tides
Thnt gladdened weed and plain,
Wiir she, the gentle shepherd girl,
The nuildun of Lorratne.
Willi song of melody se clear
An though heiiiu heavenly nlr,
Had stolen through the morning gates
Te cheer this wei Id of euro ;
And with a voleeof snect command,
That imild of fairest meld,
Adewn the blooming valley led
The tenants of the fold.
Such kindness In her nature dwelt,
In every word and tone,
And In each leek such sympathy,
liu eh tenderness thcra shone,
That bird and beast In fearless mood,
In forest and In glade.
Unto this Ien ly shepherd child
Their willing homage paid,
8he knew I he language of the brooks,
And or the w hlspcrlng trees
Mie learnt the secrets te unfold
Of ev cry passing breeze (
Iter heart unto the wild bird's song
She Joyously attuned,
And with the fountains of Lerraine
lu rupture sweet communed.
Hut net In Nature's wild retreats
Alene te weed ami glade,
lly lonely instillation led
Was known this peaceful maid l
Fer oft In l'overty'sabodo
Her angel hands were bles'd,
A messenger of lore she knelt
Whcre grief and wee eppreM.
And that thu hand of heaven might free
Her well-beloved France,
Fietit stern Oppression's cruel graip
Fiem Britain's bloody lance,
Mic sang each morn her orisons,
And at each evening's close,
Fiem lips of purity and leve
Her feivent prayers niese.
Thus dwelt this gentle shepherd maid
The pleasant summer's thieugh, .
And long the valley's of Lerraine
Ne harsher accents knew,
Than sound of merry hunter's hem,
Than chime, of matin bell,
Th itsoftty'eii thellstciilngcar
.lifo5ermliig cadence fell.
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Hut In ! llh stein and vengeful stroke
This spell of peace te break,
And thieugh Deiureuiy's feiests wild
Strange echoes le awake,
The wrath or heaven hotter glow,
And fiercer swept the blast.
That o'er the sunny hills of France
Their boding shadows cast.
New haunted famine and despair,
The mother and her child,
New rang that sad and hapless realm,
With grief and terrer wild;
Fer di unk with triumph and with bleed,
Destruction In hU train,
"The stern oppressor proudly swept
O'er mountain, hill and plain.
Ne mera the maiden's song rejoiced
The forests of Lerraine ;
As down the valley green and cool,
bhe led the snowy train :
Ne mere their fountains and their rills
rtevlved her dioeplng heart,
Ner pleasant chlme of vesper bells,
Sweet solace could Impart.
In fancy new she seemed te hear
In eery wind and gale,
The anguish of affliction's ci y
The orphan's plaintive wall ;
The thraldem of her native land
Her blcedlnjf country's woes,
Iteferu her sad and yearning soul
In awful vision rose.
New by the volce of heaven ordained,
lly iingel spirits sang, '
One cry', her mission te proclaim,
Through bur young being rang ;
"(Je forth, thou maiden of Lerraine,
Thy bleeding' country save,
'Tls thlne te victory te lead
The valiant and the brave."
Bhe went; each greve and blooming wild,
Each fairy haunted dell,
The pleasant scenes her childhood knew,
hhe wept a sad farewell ;
Then turned her jeimg.yct fearless heart,
Whure long oppiesslen's sway '
Had 1111 VI the vine clad hills of France
Willi terror mid dismay.
Once mere lu battle's eteru army,
With gluimlng sword and lance,
Ge forth le rcweue and te save,
The valiant sons of France j
Fer long from Oi leans' sunlit loners
In oft-repeated prayer,
Uaugfeitli the cry of Mneedeii
Upen the troubled nlr.
AVhat steed Is that, whose sable lerni,
All teirlble appeals,
And through the morning's glowing light
In majesty careerst
His neck with awful thunder clothed.
His heaving breast with might,
Kj ci llashlngllke twin meteors
Upen the brew of night?
And who the rider of that steed,
he beautiful mid fair,
While as the driven snow her robes,
The huu of night her hair t
Who sweeps a messenger of light
Acress the sounding plain T
'Tls she, the gentle shepherd gill,
The maiden of Lerraine.
Led by the lowly shepherd child,
The loyal hosts of France,
Her whltenml lllled banner leiind,
Swift te the shock udvance :
Hill answers hill, the riven skies,
With dreadful thunder rear,
As en thu fee, through bleed and lire,
Their vengeful w ruth they pour.
Anen as tiles a broken sail,
llefere the whirlwind's track,
All shattered by the wrath el France,
Heel England's forces back;
Their banners trailing lu the dust,
Frem hill te hill they fly,
And hushed by awful volce of deem,
Their long triumphant cry.
Orleans is saved ; w here late the wall
Of anguish and despair,
The cry for rescue and fur feed
Hang wildly en the air ;
Kxultlng new from street and tower
Their shouts of joy ascend,
As l emul that lowly sbepheid child,
A grateful poeplo bend.
'Twos morn ; e'er glad ami Joyous lthcluu,
Her temples gray and old,
The herald of u later day,
In burning splendor rolled ;
And from bis cloud paviliened throne
In majesty looked down,
Whcre swept the chivalry of France,
A nation's king te orewn.
Amid tbose proud and bannered hosts,
The lender of the train,
Uodeshe, the savieur of Oilcans,
The maiden of Lerraine ;
Heme en the wave of melody,
Kissed by the morning's light,
Arese and fell !u snowy folds
Her banner pure and white.
New lrem the chivalry of France,;
Her knights et proud command,
fitepp'd forth with firm und stately tread,
The leader of the land;
Upen his consecrated brew,
'Mid Bcencs of high renown,
lu triumph, yet In awe, they set
A ransomed nation's crown.
Then shook the calm and viewless nlr
Wlthjoynudtrauspertwlld,
Then rang a nation's glad acclaim
Aieunil Deuireiny's child ;
Bhe heard it net, for sweeter far
Than loud triumphant strain,
lteelalmcd with melody her soul.
The valleys of Lerrulw.
w unce mera nor npuiijcarncme greet
V Her far-elr peaceful home,
.Mone through dell and blooming wild,
In sweet delight te ream ;
Once inoie she longed In solitude,
Her wearied feet te rest.
Her wounded spirit te restore
On Nature's healing breast.
Hut ne'cr again Deuireiny'a sklcg,
Her feifsl'8 deep and wild,
Ner pleasant valley of Iiei r ilne
lteheld their wand'iiim child ;
He mere thu echoes of her bllU,
Ner note of veiper bell,
The charming sound her childhood loved
On her young spirit fell.
'Tin tneru ; fit mulllcd monotone
from UeuekV dunty tow era,
The measured telling of the bclU
Cull forth the panging hour t
Alene the city's thronging streeta
. With loud enulttng cry,
The vengeful lieaU of England 4wccp
lu prlde aud triumph UtjU.
Again the telling or the bells,
And through the morning's light
A sec no tee snd for human ej es
1'r.mks en the troubled sight
Upen a scaffold grim and high,
llcncalh her flaming brands,
Fat from her kindred and her borne,
A captive maiden stands.
What valley weeps her suffering child t
And who the martyr mild T
Who stands all fettered and alone,
lu robes el llame arrayed ;
And who with sad and anguished soul
Drinks deep the draught or pain T
'Tls she, the gentle shepherd girl,
Thu maiden of Lerraine.
Nirtr higher leaps the raging flames
Te suite their hapless prey,
And with njllercer, hotter breath,
Around their victim play ;
Hill see, upon her pulseless bro 1st
Mnks low her weniy head,
A nil she, the bright, the geed, the pule,
The beautiful Is dead.
Hen. Fr.nniNAnn O. LATitetiK, Mayer of Balti
more, says l I concur In the recommendation of
"Dr. Pet 7 old's Herman Hitters," and have no
doubt that the preparation will Justify the many
indersements of these who have used It.
aVKCIAh NOTICES.
Narrow lCwnpe.
Keciikstur, Juiiel, ltwi "Ten
Years age I was attacked w llh the most
Intense and deathly pains lu my b.i k mid
KMneyi.
" Extending (e the eud of my tees und le my
brain 1
" Which made me ilolireus !
" Frem agony till
"It took three mcntoheldmo en my bed at
times I
"The Doctors tried lu vain te lellve me, bill
te no put pose.
Merjthlnc nml ether epUte t
" Had no effect I
"After two months I was given up te die till
" When my wife
heard a neighbor tell what Hep Hitlers had dene
for her, she at once get and gae me some. The
first ilose cased my brain and seemed te go hunt
ing through my system for Iho pain.
The second dose cncd me se much that I slept
two hours, something I had net dene for two
months. Before I had used llte bottles, I was
well anil nt work as haul as any man could for
iicr thice weeks; but 1 worked loe hard for my
strength, and taking a hard cold, I was taken
with the most acute and h.iluliil rheumatism nil
through my system thai eier was known.
" I called the doctors again, und after several
weeks they left lne u cripple en crutches for
tire, as they said. I met a friend and told him
my case, and he said Hep Hitters had cured him
and would euro me. 1 poehed at him, blithe
was se earnest I ias Induced leiisu them again.
In less than four weeks I threw away my
crutches anil went le work lightly and kept en
using the hitlers for lle weeks, until 1 beramu
us well usauy man lllug, and have been se for
six: years since.
It has also cured my wlfe.whe bid been sick
for years; and has kept her and my children
well mid hearty with fiem two te three bottles
per year. There Is no need te be sick-at all If
theni) bitters uie used.
J.J. 11KKK, Ex Supoivlser.
"That peer Invalid wire, Sister, Mether,
"Or daughter!!!!
" Can be made the picture of health !
" With u few bottles of Hep Bitten !
liCNnne genu lne without a bunch of green
Heps en the whlte label. Shun all thovlle,
poisonous sttlir with "Hep "or "Heps" In their
nanie. my-lyM,W,FAw
Thrre Is no use lighting imtiire. Dr. Kennedr'H
Favorite llemcdy does nothing of that kind. It
does net make thu sufferers who trust It wero
under Iho pretense of doing them geed. It acts
tenderly nnd In sympathy with what Nature
heiself Is trying te accomplish. De you hate
trouble with your digestion, your liver or your
kidneys 7 Docs ihcumatlsm pain and ruck you 7
Is your head thick and heavy? Hwlllrhami
away these ailments almost ere you am aware.
(l)inyll.liiidcedAw
THIN PEOPLE.
" Wells' Health llenewer" restores health and
vlirei. cures Dveneiwla. lmtietuuev. buxual De-
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uiuiy. 91,
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VEIIV UEMAKKAHLE KECOVEKY.
Mr. (lee. V. Willing, or Manchester, Mich.,
writes: "My wif has been almost helpless ler
live years, se helpless that she could net turn
ever lu bed alone. She tiwil inn Bettles sf
Electric llltlers.aud Is se much tiupieved, that
she Is able new lodebcrowii walk."
Klectrle Hitters will de all that Is rl ilmed for
them. Hundreds of testimonials attest their
great curatlve powers. Only lift y eentsa botlle
at Cochran's Drug Mera, Nes. 137 and 1X1 North
CJuien stiei't, Lancaster l'.i. (.')
NEVEHOlVEUr.
If you are troubled -villi nervous or sick head
at he, de net gl eup J our case as incurable until
IS
ou nivu iriie ur. j.osiie snpeci.ii rrescupuen.
the testimonials In another column. diMwd
BUOKLKN'S AUNICA 8ALVK.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
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required. It Is guaranteed te gtu jH-rfeet satis
faction, or money refunded. Price, 2f cents per
box. Fer sale by II. K. Cochran, druggist, Kes.
137 and Ut North Queen street Lancaster, I'll.
AN EDITOlt'S TKIBUTE.
Thcren 1'. lteater, editor Ft. Wayne, Ind ,
llmette, writes; "Fer the past live years have
always used Dr. King's New Discovery, for
coughs of most severe cliaractcr. us well us for
these of a milder type. 11 never falls teeffecta
speedy cure. My filendote whom I have recom
mended it speak of It in hoiiie high terms. Hav
ing been cured by It of every cough I have had
for live ve.irs. I consider Itnnlv I eilableaiidsure
cult! for Ceuiihs. Colds, etc."
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i;au lib i;ecunin s
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Atv physician who is acquainted with its
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a tellable remedy for local skin diseases,
myll-lwdoed.Vw
BUOWN'S HOUSEHOLD l'ANACEA.
Is the most ctlectlvel'aln Destreyerin the world.
Will most Hinely quicken the bleed whether
taken Internally or applied externally, and
thereby mere ccilalnly UEL1EVE FAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any oilier pain
alleviator, nnd It Is n at ranled double thb
strength of any similar preparation.
n cures lMiiu in iue eiue, duck or jkjwcis, dii
Threat, Itheumattsin, luotfaache and ALL
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" BKOWN'H HOUSEHOLD l'ANACEA "
should
be lu ever
irvtainilv.
A tcasiHKinfui el the Panacea
In aMuinbler of t t water sweetened, If pre
ferred,); taken r.t eedllmu, will BltEAlC Ul" A
LUliWt ceiiia u ueiuu.
m31-lydM,AV,SAw
'1TCH1NU FILES." SVMl'TOMSI MOISTUUE
Llke perspiration, Intense ltchtiifr. werse by
scratching, most at night, seems If jiln-werius
weiu crawling. " JS'uwjiie'j OMvient "It a lf(i
ant, litre cure, janSS-MWlAw
1'iiTRiciANH prescribe Celdeu's Liquid Heel
Teuln for the weak, worn, and dyspeptic. 'JUke
no ether. inyll-lwdued&w
ITOUNO MEN I-UEAD THIS.
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te send their celebrated Ez.Korae-Voi.TAio Bklt
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day, te men (old or young) afllicted with nervous
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einplete restoration te health, vigor und man
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Illustrated pamphlet tree. decJD-lyd&w
I take pleasure lu stating that I have known
Ely's Cream I'.alin for mere than llvu years, ami
have sold It during that time both In Bingham Bingham
ten und Montrese. 1 consider it the surest and
beBt catarrh remedy In the market. S.J.Sparkes,
druggist, Montrese, l'a. '
I suffered for mere than ten jears with that
dreadful dlsease catarrh, and iiccd every avail
able mcdleluu which was recommended te me.
1 cannot thank you enough for f he teller which
your Cream Ikilin has alleided me. Emanuel
Meyers, Wiutleld, L. 1. uiyl-SwdeedAw
A HEALTHFUL U1UKKTIC.
Bound IIiioek, N J., )
April 3, 18M. J
Yeu udvlse placing Allcock's Pereus Plasters,
in dyspepsia, en thu pit of the stomach ; u ugue
cake, ou the spleen ; but I really think you
should also recommend that ene or two Plasters
be put ever the kidneys. They stimulate,
strengthen and act as pewerful diuretics, thus
casting out many poisonous acids and suits. I
have had fever und ague. All remedies I took
produced little or no effect until I put an All
cock's Pereus Plaster ever each kidney j their
action being mera than doubled, the malaria was
quickly washed away. I have also had several
uttacksef rheumatism und two of gout, und by
applying the piHii.r ""Vjfi)m'rtr"1"li
also thu kidneys. I nKrfiFlUfefM
wonderfully elUcacleatca " r L". "
f Il.lCTHOMAK.
Uewarenr Imitations. "Alleecfs'tls tb'euly
geuulne Pereus Plaster,
H Out."
The above U unto
Iaum. Yeu etuL V
!fsavK) It 1 Miue-
out arHWRim, nor
liver ecirei.tulut. no.
mh6im i Utev tHtm
Kut a koeu iieiu, m
In Ibat wy. The U
Maul llittrrx U befc
t tteT Utauiael tm .
! OI JIHTIWTA
'rranUaur It eat."
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Ill .j&.r., BHIbiii"., n
irrinniiiB jnuinn9l Wl h, SC-'i
An InterestiftgLStir."
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Frem Mr. Harry IV. Olmrtwut.-frrsaftWHit,,
MEM)
"The TIMM.V rf Ssei?S J '' jtfc,'1 S
lnglctterlscnciHi?ytCw
cm sal, coming, as It docs, from grr'''-' "
xiie fellow
of careful perusal
reliable a source, unsolicited. It contains facts
ofgreatvnlue:
Imdianaiei ts, Ind., Oct. 12, 1881.
Db. David Kkknriiy, Itonileut, N. Y.
Dkar Sir Fer ten years I have been a sutrerer
from disease of the kldneys.nl times se much se
much se us tomake life a burden. During this
time several of the best physicians In Indiana
have I rented tne with little or no success, until I
had almost despaired or relief. 1 then tried sev
eral advertised remedies, but nothing produced
the desired result until u friend who find been
relieved induced me te kIvh Dlt. IIAV1D KEN
NED Y'H FAVOItlTE HEM EDY a trial. I did se.
After taking one betllu I began te experience
roller. 1 took mini her nnd was charmed with
the result. In nil 1 have taken fourbetlles, nnd
ran truly say I feel like n new mnti. I urn confi
dent I am entirely cured, as It has been several
months sliiee f IfMtlr I tin IhhI. meilleliie. mid thera
Is no Indication e'u return of the disease. I have
recommended jour remedy tosevcml sulferlng
friends who huve nlsn been relieved. I wrlle
this te return my sincere thanks te you for the
curethnthas been effected in my case, and also
desire lesivy 1 think suffering humanity ewes
you a debt of gratitude for your wonderful
scientific discovery, I shall de all that III me
lies te let all sutrererskiiewwheru they may find
relief, und thereby in seme moiisute rcmuncrutu
you ter the geed you have dene me.
Wishing yen lung life and pieipcrlly and
manning you rorprellng
II All
v
lire, lam.
II AltltY W. OLMSTEAD.
Dr. Kennedy, or Itonileut, N. V., assures the
nubile, by n reputation which he cannot afford
le forfeit or Imperil, that the "Favorite llemcdy"
does Invigorate Hie bloed.cures Liver, Kidney
nnd Bladder complaints, as wellasthesedlseases
and weaknesses pecullurle females. Ynurdiug
gtsthasitt irnet, send ene dollar te Dr. David
Kennedy, lloudeiit, N. Y. myl'lmeed&w
G
UKATKMXIIl OK Ml-'K.
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UELIAHLEAND PLEASANT INVIGOHANT,
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HAIR RENEWER.
Seldom does a popular remedy win such a
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Hall's IIaiii Keykwkk. The r.iscs lu which It
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Old people llke It ter lis wonderful power te
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ite of all, ami It lias becotne se simply because It
disappoints no ene.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
l'OU THEWHISKECS
Has betome f no of the most Important popular
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shade, I'.I'lkisiiiiam'b Dik Is the ii-medy.
l'l.Kl'AHKll nr
It. 1. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. II.
held by Druggists.
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Fei all tbesiinnd myriad ether evils a MM IE
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nOLD HY ALL HUIIGGISTS.
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IN HEAD, UATAHHH.HOSECOLD.HAY
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ELY BROTHERS,
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maiUltfd.tw
CI HAY'S SUKOIFIO MEDICINE.
X The Great English Hemedy. An unfailing
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Less of Memery, Universal Lassitude Pulp In
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Full particulars In our pamphlet, which we de
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dressing the agent,
ll.ll. COCHItAN, Druggl't, sole Agent,
Nes. 1S7 und ra North (ue-u street. Lancaster,
Pa.
On account et counterfeits, we have adopted
the Yullew Wruimer t the only genuine
THE UUAY MEDICINE CO..
Buffalo. N. Y.
AFTER ALL OT11KKS FAIL,
00M8ULT
DR. LOBB,
NO. SID North Klttoenth street, below Callewbtll
street, Pblladelnblu. Omes all Secret Diseases
of both sexiM. Twenty Years Kxpurience. Con Cen Con
suluitlen by nmll. NEUVOUa ANU SPECIAL
DISK AHEM. New book just out. Bend for 1C
Price 50c Hours 11 lu in. 11112 p. in., and 7 p. ni.
te 10 p.m. IIOOKaPltKrJTOTUE AfPLlUTKU.
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fce hmihU eftuMnflkswent I
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uiv(aaiTuiltHMteaev Hut .1
SIM THU
KOrl'LKft PKKB, tethr with valHaWe tra.
lUe en this dleae te any euferer. Cilve x-
(rM and P. O. address.
J1JLT. A.SLOCUK.
HHVmr6,X,Y,
nM4radeodaMeiw
QTORAQK
O -AD
OOMMISeiON WASIHOUM,
DAN1KL MATBK.
Ml Wt CkMlutt HIWC
TSiE
J.jlJ!l. xZZzSZSL JJk,,2J2jr LJsJ . ' i1mit!-.f4r w..
:loapew
t,f.,
iMJAjiSUliZZivi
ThOse Cenlemr
the purchase of a Hnad
-j'-.t"..;..!....,"".- ....... ...!....
vi AllUJllilll, 1 III lillllU ill CillllOlllliy nuiiiunuii
Heller, Portable Saw Mills, etc., can have their
wants supplied In u Peerless. Clese nnd critical
Inspection Invited ( have never been beaten in a
test.
TIIK GEISER SEPARATOR AND THRESHER,
STEAM PUMPS, TlltE I1ENDKIIS,
EOLLPSE PAN BLOWERS,
THE "SUCCESS"
Engine, Beiler and Pump,
COMBINED.
A New Machine I takes the place of the Wind
Engine, nnd can be used for pumping und rer
light power, up te ene herse, at will, und Is easily
moved. Price only IHO, ull complete.
I am also prepared te de a general line or Ma
chine Werk.
I also liave In stock, all thoroughly overhauled.
ninllorsa-Pewur Canten Monitor Englne und
Heller, with Strum Pump, nearly new: price,
MJ
Steam Pump nnd ull fittings complete, 177.1. One
25 Herse-Power Engine and Heller, secondhand;
a rice, all complete, f73. Twe Cylinder Boilers,
I feet long, .'JO inches In dlameUir, geed and
sound; in ice, each, (110. One 10 Horsn-Pewer
Vertical Beiler ; price, all complete, 2U0. One
10 Horso-Pewer Engine and lleller, Vertical;
V0. One 10 Horse-Poner Vertical Engine, sec
ond hind, t.'i.. One Pump and Heater, com
bined power, (PA One Six Herse-Power Krclblll
Engine and Heller, en wagon, Mi5. One 10 Horse Herso Horse
Poner Best Portable, en wheels, pi Ice, 1 1 73.
All w erk guaranteed as represented. Call and
see them, or send for catalogue, prices, etc. Ad
dress, THE LANCASTER
Steam rump and Miicliine "Works,
NO. M7 NOUTH CIIEItllY BTUKET,
Lancaster, Pa.
EZUA F. LAN 1MB, Propileler.
inlU-OnieeilAw
PNOINE AND JiOlI.EK WOHKa
BEST
Steam Engine
-AND-
BOILER WORKS.
AS WE HANDLE OUR OWN GOODS,
HAVE NO AGENTS,
CAN 1NHU11E Olllt PATHOKH LOW PltlCES
AND GOOD WOKK.
BOILERS.
Vertical and Herlznntnl.Tubular, Flue, Cylinder,
Marine, Deuble-Deck and Portable.
FUUNACE-WOKK, HLA8T-P1PES, HTaVCKS,
Ac, Ac.
TANKS for Water, Acids und Oil.
HOISTING ENGINES.
ENGINES.
Vertical and Horizontal, Stationary, from two
te sixty horse-power.
Portable Engines, en Wheels mid Sills ; blx
Sizes t, i, 8, 10, 13 und 'M bursa power.
SAW MILLS.
Peny Mills and Large Mills, ll.uk Mills
Cob Mills.
Leather Hellers. Tan Packers, Trlpple Gearing
for herse power.
PUMPS.
Belt and Gear Pumps; Mining Pumps;
Cem
iiiiiku l limps unil lieiiem.
Cerltrirugal Pump, Steam Pump.
Gearing, Pulleys, Jr'ly vheels, Clump Bexes,
Hangers, Couplings, Cellars, Steel Steps and
Tees, Pulley Plates, Packing Bexes, Mill
Spindles, Mill Bushings, Ac, Ac, Ac.
PIPES.
Wrought Iren, for Gas, Hleam nnd Wnter. Cast
Iren Pipes.
Heller Tubes, Well Casting.
FITTINGS.
Fer Water and Steam, Valves, Cocks, S learn
Gauges, Gauge C"cks, Glass Water Gauges,
hately Vail es. Whistles, Globe Valves,
Governors, Patent helM-culliig Lu-
bricatei-s, Glass Oil Cups, Glass
Tubes, Iiilecleis or
Beiler Feeders.
PACKING Hemp, Asbestos, Gum and Piuin-
bage.
BELTING Gum, Cotten and leather.
CASTING1 Heavy and Light Iren nnd Brass.
Beiler lien, Sheet lien, Bar Iren,
and bteel.
HEATERS
Fer Dwellings, Schools and Public Buildings.
STEAM HEATING.
Estimates, Drawings and Pattern Werk fur
nished ut ilcabonable Bates.
it- Hepiilrlnz promptly and carefully at
tended te. Address,
Jehn Best & Sen,
NO. 333 EAST FULTON STREET,
LANCASTEIl, PA.
Janl5-lydAw
UOVHKFVltNlHMNU UOUJIS.
rpiiE
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO BUY AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-id AT
P.
Pfe. 21 Seuth Queen Streel,
feb27.1vd LANCA8TKU, PA.
fVKNlTVBE.
w
ALTEH A. UEINITSII.
Furniture Warerooms.
28
East King St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
YERI GKBalP iT
TULL AT
IIKIOAIVC'S OLI) WINK
-FOR f
J I
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Lwten'B Extract of Bf. '
. VUMT in TH W4MB3,
XMuMUtilim. U.S.BraAYMAKMt,AC
,miemnt;tnfirV
TRsaEv m . t'inanvx!a u :w ttt r. it i . j. 11 i;i v v' T.mma
&-, M?.jivagia'.M iifflsr."-tai'?f-'!S.r8. .'. x, :ji Lf.Lf hj.xi vu tine
TgB; "flFl' ' " T - m ' T"i- T7WTviu j.'Sncr, -WfiPwmiSi
iwiRMu -. . Tjmm& maimer a v r h a?;-,v" "? -j?; "'&' Z'JSKma
usr .'&r y: --r j , ., vj vw.- "vJ jxibb
yTiMMtiMj.$-ax-rmw?ixr4&w
SPRING WEAR.
HAQER& BUOTHBR are new offerltiK
BLACK GOODS,
Oemprislns the NEWEST FABRICS In Flne Qnallties and Bmt Celers.
POPLINBTTS.
WHIPCORD.
TRICOTINES.
CREPE JAPAN.
SILK WARP HENRIETTA
BLACK CASHMERES, 37 l-2c, 50c, 55c, GOc, Cec, 75c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25.
We have the abeve numbers In both Blue and Jet Black, and Quarantoe
both Celer and Quality.
COURTAULD'S CRAPES, 4-4, 5-4, 6.4.
BLACK CASHMERE SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHAWLS, from Lewest le Finest Grades.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25 WEST KING STREET.
NK
,KT HOOK TO TIIK COURT HOUSK.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Spring and Summer Underwear !
SUMMER MERINO
ANU-
INDIAN GAUZE UNDERWEAR
Fer Ladies, Cents, Misses and Children.
MWlMrge Stock et Goods new In btore at Lew Prices.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse. Lancaster, Pa.
PMEAI' (STORE.
SPECIAL
FROM THE AUCTION ROOMS OF NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
UUKATKST 1IAUUAINS KVKIt KNOWN IN
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS,
LADIES' DRESS CLOTHS, BLACK CASHMERES.
Ladies' Dress Goods in Variety.
LONG AND SQUARE BLACK THIBET SHAWLS.
VK AUK PULL OP I1AKUAIN8 OK KVLUV DISSCIMPTION AT
letzger & Haughmaii's Cheap Stere
43 WEST KING ST.,
Cf lletwticn tbe Cooper Heuse and Serrel Herso
B
OWKKS .t 1IUR8T.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Tlie liniltcd partntrsblp of 110 WEILS A 1IUK.ST liavlnBCxplrriLuiul MIL UOWKUS by u-a-een
of HI liciiHIi lielni; ceinpi'llud le retire, they tlieri'ferii offer llitlr tntlii) stork of DUV (00I3
und NOTIONS for sale, tOKethcr with lease of btore Ueiiii te APUIL 1, IS. The stock upon ex
amination will be found le be (joed In fl cry particular. .s the location Is ene of the best In the
city, a rare opportunity Is offered te anyone lib capital dcslieux of beIiix Inte Ijih-Iih-bj. -Ker
further particulars call en or address,
BOWERS & HURST,
NOS. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, - - Lancaster, Pa.
l,AW!f
E
LINN & BKENKMAN.
SRRING
FLINN & BRE NEMAN'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., Lancaster, Pa.
IlUUSVFUHNJHllim UOUDS.
S1
UIRK'S CARPET HALL.
CARPETS !
UK0PKN1NQ OF
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
We are new nrenared te show the trade the Largest und Hest Selected Line of Carpets ever ax,
blbllVdln TthUcity. WILTONH, VKLVETS, all tfie TnidlnK Hukat of 110 UY ANl)VAPK-.Tuy
llUUBHBLS.THHKK-PLY.All.Woeland L'otten Chilli! KXTHAbUPKKS, und all qualities of IN-
UUAIN UAUPET8, llAMAUKanu VKtlEllAtl
ewniuiiiiufikctureustwclallty. Special Attention paid, te tne Manuiacturoer cubXOM (jAuriviB.
AlseaFull L1IIUOI UlL,t;i.UlllD, liUUD, riiriUUH eunuwii vui uui.iiJ at.,
aVT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. WestfcngOjWatey ;. Ste., L(mcVter, ?.
OKiTaND BTATIONEIIY. . 4 '' .
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V KJswtateZsflv. vr
wmwt
vi , eryKir AT,LeyrT PBiciM, . ,
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WritlHf ' Prs, KHveteM, Wrltisg Fnlki ml iHksj
MfwkBMks,
HOIaLAND'S
i
aKe) Pen. lftd Feaeti, f'eekt Beeks, BUI Uoeki. lAtiw Boek, and an Artwtut el tflni Bd
Staple f ttieMry. , ,
FOR
a Full and Especially CompletoLlno of
BATISTE.
GRENADINES.
CLOTHS, In AU Qualities.
BARGAINS
LANCASTER, PA.
Hetel.
MOirEilH.
GOODS
AT-
CARPETS !
UAKl'Kis.
HAU and CHAIN OAKl'KTSef our
geld pens,
KA1
HAIXBOWIr mU ?.. - tl
mUtaASi.
8UNDAV, IIOtTmbMiAw.
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Cornwall,....., 7.13 1
. Arrive.
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IaCbnnen Kir
. BOUTHWAIt ,
Ixve. A. M
Lebanon,,,,,,, 7.V1
Cornwall , 7ti
Manbclin nun
Lnncnntcr ejj
. Arrive.
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Marietta Junction ,,
Chlckles
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c.w:
caster Junction. M iclu Junction nnCColem.
bla cee tluiu tables 1 vll stations.
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Mall train vlaMLJe
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Nlagaiu Express.. ..
llanevnr Alceiii ...
KnstLluet
Krederlclc Accem
Lancaster Accem
Hiirrlsburtr accein
Columbia Accem.
Iliirrlsburg Kxpref
r and leave and k
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lancastrr.
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flu Columbia.
7Wium.
'lACeliniibta.
H.VJ ufm.
via Ojluiubia.
vlaMt.Jej, ,.,
2.13 p. ul.
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let '
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Leave.
laancaatcr,
227 M
tt-iti -
f:l "
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Si'l
VIM p. ru.
2-W "
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1:K a. m.
Arrive at
PhUaib Ipliln,
4-55
81H -19-9J
la. ML Jey.
ll.lSxm.
8 is p. m.
5W
B.45 I
r.-vi 1
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KASTWAHI).
Phll'a Kxpressf...
Past Line.
llurrlibun,' Eiprew
laiiue'r. Atcem., nr..
Columbia Accem...
Se.isbore L.tiii i-s . .
Johnsten n KxprfKi
dally except isumbiy
Sunday Mall
Iluv KVnrnamK
HiiriisburK Accem
C.U
u.u
JTllO Mlirlultn. Arnr iimrvl iltit lMnii4Miiltinhl.
nt ll: a. 111., rciiclilug Marlcttn at, 11.01. Leave,
JlarlettnntS 15 p. 111 siidarrtvesat Columbia al
"V.-"" .a,4 Icnves ul 8-SS nnl arrives at8.V.
...V10 ol'c,Acceiiiiiiod.itloo leave Mntlctla lit
v.iuniid arrives at Lancaster at u.eu. cennectUitr
wllli lJiirrlsburBKpntisat8.10.
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tn . wl I riinlliininri. .A.V i-.i.A '"" " '
"H " "tii.wn,Tu n prirtia lainn. v
Columbia ut 12.25 nuureutiA lancastcr at 1'iW
The Lftnciifltrr AtTetiimndatlnnTa-".- !.,
n i.. A,ai" " .; "r.rzi j 'izr wv"T'
Ut V3e n. 111.
llunevcr AcremtiiftrtftMfin. wl ennns
UmwiBtcr wilh NiaKaniiiirxaut9a. in?
itiii iintMiii in iiumiTcr, unity, cctp ewnu-Tj,.
FiiHt J. lne, wet, en Suriday, whea JlnRXOrt, vfll
illllt jf Illiulll llirliiii .1 fVm Ujrlltn UavLkal.M 1 .
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Arrive-dlcaillng. 0On.ni.jC.Slp.tni Tl 4
Leave KenUliiK.f l n. in., Ip. in. X !S
Arrle-I-ai.eastei 9 w n! m., and S: p.m, 1 5l
ML Jey, Ellznbothlewiiand Mldillctewn. "1
t a no only trains i.hlch run dally. OBbnnday
the Mall train we.it 1 urn by way 01 Columbia.
S Li e daily except Mouda'.
CtOUNWALIi AND LKBANON AND
J COLK11UOOK LLKYliAILEOAD3.
BOI-'HWABD.
Trains leave Lcb.iimn dally (except Sunday I
nt -iu 11. in., 12-a nnd 7:JD p. in.
AirhoutCernwnl at 5 10 ... m., 12.40 p. m. and
7:Mp. 111.; at Conen meat 727a. m 1S5 and ft 9)
p. 111., eenncctiiiK with the Pennsylvania rail
road let points cast ( nd west.
KrRTnVABD.
Trains leaoCeneivago at 70 a. tn., 8 JO and
8.-3 p. in.
arrlvontCemwal al Mr, a. m., l.ls and M5i.
m.i ut laebaueu nt n jph. in., CM and J.13 p. in.,
eenncctluRut Lebanon with Phlladalphtu. and
lleadlne; railroad for point east und -nest, and
tbe Lebanon and Tn mnnt Branch for Jenes
town, Plnegrovennd'l reroent.
Tin-UX a. 111. train ulll nep only at Cornwall,
Colcbreok and llellairu.
COAT
fwwJn.fV-A.,
BII. MAltTIN,
WIIOLEl.iLH AablUtTAlt,
Dealer ie All Kills of Limber and ChL
S-Yard: Ne. 42i) North Water and Prime
streets above Lemen Luncnslcr. nJ-lyd
-OAUMGAKDNrKSA JEFFEBIE8, f
COAL DEALERS.
OrricEM : Ne. 12) N rlh Queen street. and Ne.
5C1 North PrlnceBtit, , r-A
VeveU .. . f ir:
LAN ABTKK, PA. i It,
augis-ua
ipOAL.
M. V. B. COHO,
U0 .SOUTH WATL.t BTUKKT, Lancaster, l'a.,
WHOLES A !. NDnKTAlt.DALBHI ,
LUMBER AND COAL. ,
C'ONMKCTIOK WITH US TxtKTUOHIO KXCOAKai.
Yard and Orricu Na i NOUTH WATKK
BTUEKT. lb.8-lfl
-1JIAST END y HI). ,
C. J. SWARR&CO.
COAL.
laNDLINO WOOD.
Ovrici: 1 Ne. 20 Ce tre Square. Heth ynrl and
ollleecoiineeted wl u tclephoue exehunge
eellJ-l)dM&P.U
(II ASSWAHK.
S1
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Will Open en Te-morrow ,
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A LlltGK LOTOIf
DAMAGED WARE,
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DON'T CISS BARGAINS
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