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TWO ItelUM YlAX IN AOVARCI.
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AANOABTKU. MAUCll SI, 1886.
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'Vv An Examnle Fer Imitntleii.
There is an earnest lessen taiiBiit In the
&V$f..lfe, tee seen ended, of young Frederick
sJtjf. Klages, of Pittsburg, which all may
Epi jpreflt by, and in particular the young men
At .1 11 r l.!- 1I.ll.w1 nHnrlnnt.
V AV " UICJI lllllllCU U41V, t.u-
" ,ties for attaining success. Air. Jviages una
s "aica in ineiuiiiierier el yeimi, dciiijj uhij
JUf twenty-seven, tneugu in ins unei spun ue
& had wen reputation as one of tlie noted en-
tomelogists of the ceuntly. He achieved
p this distinction while pursuing his calling
! as a carpenter, seizing upon odd moments
of his time te increase his entomological
lore. Extra hours of work and frugal
habits enabled hlui te accumulate a valua
ble library and enough money te take occa
sional trips which resulted in adding te his
collection many rare specimens of insects,
beetles and butterlles. He came into con
tact with Professer Smith, of the National
Museum at AVashingten,and all the promi
nent entomologists et the land, these sa
vants holding him in the highest esteem.
His insatiable ardor iiHii3 work of collec
tion, led him te an excessive exposure in a
Southern miasmatic swamp, and death
closed his bright career.
These facts are recited In detail te show
what possibilities are within the grasp of
the young men of the time, if they have
but the ability and desire te utilize them.
There is room for young men like Klages
Sn every walk in life. They brighten and
vivify everything they touch, and the
world is better for their having lived in it.
Tbey point the way te thousands of aim
less youths hew a little well-directed labor
will bring in a large return of usefulness.
In fine, they explain that problem, easy te
the cheerful worker, why life is worth
Congressional Fiihllc-I'aihlle.
The ieoiile of the country have been
wearily waiting for four months for Con
gress te de something te justify its assem
bling. As yet it has been barren of results;
though thcie are many signs that there is a
league forming for a final descent upon
the treasury in tlie form of the schemes te
take fifteen or twenty million dollars from
the treasury for rivers and harbeis and
seventy or eighty millions mere for the dis
tributive plunder of thelJlair educational
bill. It may be true that tlie less legislation
we have from Congress the better; no new
laws are better than bad enas; aud since Con
gress shows neither disposition nerca pacify
te deal with the great subjects of tariff
revision and silver coinage, it may be that
Its time cannot be mere harmlessly em
ployed than with such debate as occurred
in the two Houses yesterday.
It is submitted,- however, that fiddle
faddle of this sort, tee frequent in our halls
of legislation, is calculated te bring Con
gress into disrepute and create a wide
spread popular disgust and distrust. In
the Heuse, for instance, Henk, of
Tennessee, gels up and berates the admin
istration and the turning out of a let of
cross-reads postmasters down in Ids state
and the turning in of a let of ethers, as
cribing it te the iutliience of " a man vthe
had paid himself a salary out of the child
ren's school fund for two years after he
wenteut of office." Then ensues a wrangle
like this :
Mr. McMilliu Te whom does the gentle
man refer T
Mr. Houk Yeu knew just as ivell as any
body else en earth ; I have the record, if you
come round jprlvately.
Mr. MeMiilin I Insist that when a man
gees te assassinate n character and this is
unmitigated assassination he should have
the boldness te de it like a man.
Mr. Houk I have the boldness te tell you
privately, or te meet it in any ethor way.
Mr. IdcMIUin Ne man ought te attempt
te de tbat indirectly which he lias net the
boldness te de directly. I undertake te say
tbat the man he Is attempting te reach Is the
equal or any man ue can oeasi or, ami i win
net, under the rules of the Heuse, say hew
far no Is the superior or this individual (Mr.
Houk) in all that constitutes manhood. Mr.
Houk suggested that thore wero plenty of
men en Pennsylvania avenue who were the
superiors of his colleaguo. Mr. McMlllin
would express the opinion if it were par.
llamenlary that there were lien in tlie peni
tentiary who were the superiors of ids col
league ; and Mr. Houk had no doubt his
colleague's superiors had been lianged in
prisons.
Over in the Senate tlie ether day Legan
was understood te say that Hale's oppesi-
tien te his army Increase bill was inspiied
by the opposition of "ethers." As Hale
is held te be "Hlaine'a bub," even body
r'i ,tt74. ,"wB"1' .nvgau i,uuiiviii ui, ins uiu cei-
r? w&Kue, and the newspapers echoed the sits
'. Melons and voiced the whisnerinfrs of the
ft Senate chamber. Yesterday Teller get the
fleer, and after proceeding te maul Legan
for always displaying his military lecerd
i': and prowess, be touched him nn for his
f. language about the combination of sena-
a , ters anu etners against his bill. Then
, they get Inte a long controversy ever
t what Legau said, ever what the
Recerd said he said aud what it failed
? -ft,te,sayhe8ald. Thus it went en for some
Uffle, And of this sort is a great deal of
T ' We proceedings m Congress. It never
., ." "y better tllf ordinary legislature is
XfWene. Alost men who are sent te these
, vd'.JMWinblages seem te lese their heads when
vtbwget upon their feet. They forget
C.wbat tley are sent for. The public mind
Md busineM are kept in constant unrest
toeaase of the deubta us te what Congress
wtN e. There is a great pile of combust!.
Nt material en hand all the time waiting
Iwr kwm feel te drop the match ; and every
' m two there is mere or less of a cenlla;
M ucu turmoil until It Is extin-
Tl 'w seal, tlncete men who gote
Cenre-u with a practical, direct purpose
and conscientiously seek te serve it, me
worn out, and many of them, like Mr.
Hewitt, are getting disgusted. It is no
wonder. Thotieeplearo, tee.
Thk red light that l'lagnian l'ewderly
waved te the strikers hai again been sub
stituted by ene of green lme.
Hum: la nllttle atrike Hern that strikers
alieuld pender. Tlie railroad troubles of
the Southwest have se aflected tlie supply of
dreweU beef sent le I'hlladelpliln that the
prlce tins been raloed from ?1 te JI.60 per 100
pounds.
TiiKliope has becn expressed slnceSnm
Jones fpilt chewing that he may eventually
quit preaching.
Tin: Hell telephene company M a big
monopoly. As appears by Its annual report
for ISS. thore was an Increase In the number
el sulwerlbers te licensed exchanges or '2,W8,
aud eM,4GG in the number of telephones in
use. The various exchanges controlled by
the company have 100,ftW miles of wire en
poles, 10,010 mlles en buildings, nud 1,42$
miles underground. The wires underground
are thus distributed : Washington, 1W! miles;
Chicago, 71,0 New Yerk, (IS! ; Pittsburg, 01 1;
Jlosten, 2S9; Itroeklyn, 131; Haltlinere, 11,
and Milwaukee, 1. Tliore are tUl etra ter
ritorial lines, with I2,liil miles el wire. Tlie
instruments new In the hands of licenses,
under rental, number ,V.0,0la The gross
earnings of tlie company for ISS'i were
$2,7Gr,SSI.03, aud the net earnings, $1,710,
1P&4S. The dividends mid amounted te
$I,t52,23C, and the company's surplus en
January 1 was $I,'JOI,120.0I. The report tin
bluslilngly closes with an argument in favor
efn complcte tolepheno inoneioly, lused
upon the assumption that absolute jxisscssliin
et the Held would enable the company te
render belter service than would be possible
with a mttulier of competing cencerns. Tlie
crust et absurdity In this statement is thick
and tough enough ler bearding liniisniie.
A NVMiinn of senators erplaln their votes
fersltly measures by declarhig their contl centl contl
denee that thest would never te heard el In
tlie Heuse. Thee senators should dle or
resign.
lMi'OHTATlON of alien musicians Is seen
te receive n legal lest in the I'nited States
circuit court nt Philadelphia. A bill in equity
has liecn tiled by the Philadelphia Musical
association, comprising nearly GOO musicians
el that city, against William 11 rami, or Phila
delphia, te enjoin him Irem prepaying the
passagoel or contracting te import te this
country certain alien musicians intended te
perform at ltulgew ay Park for the season of
IfcM. The bill set out that the Musical asso
ciation was an orgnuied body, duly chart
ered, having for its purpose the uniting of
the musical profession In that city aud the
protection nud belter regulation of its mem
bers, lly act of Congress of February IKtb,
lSS'i, it was alleged, it was made unlawful for
any person te prepay the transportation of
or in any way te assist aliens or foreigners
te the I "nlted States. It was also made un
lawful tocentract with or for the services of
aliens previous te their importation. The
impressaries who engage foreign opera com
panies will need te keep their eyes en this
case.
TERSONAL.
Aitcmusiier t'neKi; is considering a
short tour in the I'liltcd States.
Mn. Oi.kvbi.an-h, since entering the
Whlte Ueiise,lias gained forty-two pounds In
weight.
Hamilton Disston is spoken of for the
Republican nomination of mayor of Phila
delphia. P. S. UoeTiniv, n prominent hotel man
connected with the (llrard heuse, Philadel
phia, is dead from consumption.
PncsniKNTOnnvv, of France, lias signed
a decree raising the fund for the teller of the
peer te 7,600,1100, making it larger than ever
before.
Ruv. V.. T. DAsiur.r.r, a prominent clor cler
gymau et the listen diecese of the Kpisco Kpisce
pat church, died Tuesday at HU Michael's,
Md., aged 01 years.
Sknateus Hut kaxii Oai.i. have tried te
persuade Senater Jones, et Flerida, te come
back te Washington ; but he answers that he
is net at their beck and call.
I'nnsiiiKNT I'eiiTitn, et Vale, 1ms writ
ten an article of ndvlce te " iteys en Kn Kn Kn
teringColIege" which will be published In a
lorthcemlng number or The Xmith'x f'owi f'ewi
JlrllltOM. Sknitek Faiu is new in correspondence
with his leriner wife, from whom he was
recently divorced, and the reunion of this
separated family is thought te I only a
question of time,
OAittiiN.M. Mc('i.esi;n's red hat is hung
far up under the grooving of the apse In the
Oatliolle catbredrat, New Yerk. Cardinal
Wiseman's Is similarly suspended in nir in
SL Mary'H church, Moerlields, Londen.
CoiieMin I'ewuus, of PhiladelphIa,ha.s for
mally anueunced hlmxelr as candidate for
state senator in tlie Klghtli senatorial district
te succeed Senater Hughes, who expects te
go te Congress as n successor te Congress
man Harmer.
IlK.vnr II. Siiu.in, inventor of the famous
tent that liears ids name, will press his claim
against the government in the court of
claims. Sibley, after making the contract
w Itli the government In ISsI, joined the Con
federate forces and thereby lest the money
he would liaie realised irem his contract.
The amount Iniel veil is about flt,0(H
Sknateu lint K opjieses Trenlielm'H con cen
ilriuatinu for controller of tl0 currency, net
upon the personal uniltness et Mr. Trenhelm
but because he is the represontathe et finan
cial liewseiijKwtsl te thime of the Sniithern
and Western iioeple. The new comptroller
favors the national banking system and the
susnsinii of the colnage of the siller dol
lar. llROKKH AlUlISOVClMMACK's bride, WllO
was Miss Hildreth, will net see heriaitli
birthday till the 1M or next July. She Is a
goldnn-haired blonde, with dark brown eyes,
and exquisite facennd figure, her expression
the most guileless In tlie world. Hhe has
been educated by the haiiie nuns who educa
ted lier mother fu the (ioergetoivn convent,
and is of quiet, studious habits.
"Out Uiaiiiiir." 1 1 i:.r.T, as "tlie boys"
call the new California senator, is said
te boa rough diamond. He chews toliaece,
Hiiears like a pirate, murders the queen's
KnglUh, and when the "ruby" liens which
it does erv frequently " raises tlie devil en
his watch." as thosiilers snv. Ilennl-nr liml
any political nsplrntlens until his wife rerced
him into 1U She wanted political importance
and social position.
An Iml.llilc liurlc lleat.
Lew Casady, or Seuth I'.end, Ind., has in
vented an inilsibieduck leat which is said
te be n hiiccuss. Jle took an ordinary llat llat llat
bottem liait, cut theatrics, from tlie tiew back
one-thlrdof tlie length, down te the water
line, colored this part ever and made It air
tight, and then placed at the rear end or tills
compartment a mirror twenty-elght Inches
high, and as wide as the beat, llehlnd tills
mirror he had the two-thirds or the beat In
which te paririle and sheet. He proved by a
trial that he could pail dle tills beat straight
up te a lleck of ducks, watching them
through a peep liole In the mirror. When
they looked toward the licit all tliey saw was
their own reflection In the glass, Wlien
within easy shot the hunter dropped the
mirror by loosening a catch and get two
sliets, ene at the ducks en the water and one
as they rese.
THK l'IKK UKANK-A LA MIKADO
There's a well known old eilender that nil our
readers knew.
we'ie get htm en thellst uo'veget hlmen
the list;
lie's the crank who thinks he known It all, und
te the tires Mill go,
We've Ret him en the list -me'vc get 1,1m en
thullnti
He ttniu around with open mouth as If he were
the Chief,
And the way he gives the orders Is almost be-
yenatx'iier;
HeglTra tharremtn Ills tf they don't de the
thing "Jim te
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""S Sl.1a."Ba h,na,!".' .obl.ters
lr,''oi5r,',i''mi'rt,'e,'"a,'i(,tirik
HU wru"Crbl0 n,ll"aoce ,ro'nhlankUtehW
We've get him en the !lt-ferhe ni-ver would
be uilseed.
Mere Abent roer 'Ottlfr Jee.
Washington Cerr. te the l'ii)S
Apropos of Kenate luneh iwrtles, at ene
glven by Senater Hale, In his commlttce
room, and matrenlred liy Mrs. Hale, the
week following Mrs. Petter's declamation of
"0tler Joe" at Mrs. Whitney's, tills lady,
who was the special guest et the occasion,
was moved by tlie mighty spirit or histrionic
art within nor soul, te repeat that ollerl.
The ether ladles present frowned down the
attempt, Mr. Hale, Ills said, going se far as
te say in nn emphatic aslde te her husband.
"If yen let that woman rehearse that piece
net only 1, luit every ether lml v here will
leave the room."
Miss Cle eland, who was present the
proxleus l r!daye enlng bvn premise given
te Mrs. Whitney weeks boiero, frankly and
kindly expressed her disapproUUien of the
poem chosen by Mrs. Putter te that lady
herself nt the conclusion of the exercises.
Hhe pointed out te her its mjiwklslinossef
sentiment, its evll lessen net et forgiveness
through remittance, but of unmanly devotion
ten woman who had forfeited oery right
nud lelated every claim that could bind a
noble heart te her. Net least of all slie
condemned its lack or literary merit. Mrs.
Petter wasapparently touched toactulescence
In tills terdlcl se conscientiously then.
On the Sunday nnorneou following, when
the Aenerable (ieorge ltaucreft, Daniel
Dougherty and several ether gentlemcn was
calling nt Mrs. Whitney's, Mr. Dougherty,
by request, repeated the poem Just as she
had given it, for Mr. lluicrelt's Judgment en
its merits. At the clesu, he said, in his slew,
crate way, "1 think It would much letter
have been emitted." It was after all this
that the lady is said, en geed authority, te
hne consented te re)e;it it at the capltel
lunch party above described. Her enthusi
asm In this dramatic craze amounts te In In
lntuatien. Strange te the language.
Senater Chaee, the Quaker gentleman from
KIkxIe Island, was sworn in during Mr.
Voerhecs' alisonee and he had net met the
new senator. A few days after tlie beginning
of the session the Tall Sycamore indulged
luone et his pro)ensltles te speak, and the
manner and material of the address pleased
the new comer greatly.
He approached Voerhecs and said : " I
thank thee, friend Daniel, for that speech
theehnsjnst made."
Senater Voorhees glared at tlie speaker a
moment anil asked : ' lie nre you, any
how ? If they've appointed a ljualiter door
keeper li 1 will be le jwy.
senator I'nace ions nils occasionally umi-
self,
Tlie two men are the best or friends
new
l.lfiiellii (Inllit hihI Cllelaiitl,
President Arthur's last elllcial act was the
nomination et (Icueral fl rant en tlie retired
listef theiiriny.
Twe days later, Mr. Kebcrt Lincoln, son
of Abraham Lincoln, still secretary of war,
because no oilier has been apieiuted, asked
the new president, Mr. Orever Cleveland,
that he might sign the commission which
placed tlie general en tlie list,
"My father signed the commission of flen flen
eral (irant te the army of the Potomac, ami 1
should esteem It a privilege te be allow oil te
sign It."
He recolvedthocurtauswor: "My secretary
of war Is te be Mr. Lndicett, and I snprSose he
would like te sign it."
AN AVltll. IIAV.
Oh, we went picking ilalfedil
My little love and II
A hlue-Mrd t ing uKin the fonce :
hlte clenili were riding high,
On aminy April morning,
With soft w lml) lilewlni; liy.
Oh, w e n cut out te count the tar,
My little love and 1 !
"O Mamma, see, the dairedils
Are blowing In the sky "
On a cool, sweet April evcnlne,
M hen shadow hovered ulgh.
Sttrn M Chatfitht in hi. Nicholas.
It Is a blind confidence te ume veurelf In-
capahloef mt'takn. It Is Indeed n serious hlun-
iler te refuse te take l)r,
Hull's Cough Synip
when you even suipect you have taken cel
nu.
i-neu'cenis.
What ii grind, great country thl Is with Its
vat territory. Its hlg rivers, its pretty women,
and Its Venl Vldi Vlci euro Salvation Oil.
Twenty IHe eents wtll buy a holtle of Ked
Star Cough Cure. It never falls te cure.
The Sunn Human N'ature.
Many vain attempts are made te repeat I he l o e o
murkahle success of liensen's Capclne Plaster.
This yplcndid remedy ii known, sold and lined
overywhene, and Its prompt action and unri
valled curative powers hae wen for it hosts of
friends. Imitations hale sprung tip under slm slm
llarseumllng names, nuchas" Un estein," " Cap
sicum," etc., Intended te deceive the careless,
and unwary. 'I hose articles possess none of the
virtues of the genulne. Tlieirferu we hepu the
people will asiUt its te protect w hat ai eat once
ihelr Interests and ours. Auk for Ifensen's l'las
ter and examine hat is given you, and nuike
sun) that tlie word "Capclne" Is cut in the mill.
dle of the plaster lltst-lf, and the "lhrce Seals "
trademark Is en the face cloth. Any roputahle
ke.iier 1II show yen these safeguanls w Ithnut
hesitation, lfyeu cannot remember the name
lien-en's Capclne 1'l.ister cut this psragrap
from the pajM-r. tnarl-M.W.Stn
Vim Ifnvsit l'erfeel Itlght,
when 3eu demand a Uonsen's Capclne l'laslcr
el a druggist, te expect te receive ene. Vet
theie are, we regrel te say.a fewdrugglstsef
the Cheap Jehn luriet) who will try Inpeniiiiide
en ie accept some weriaiesi siHmume witna
similar sounding name, such as
"Capucln, " Capslclne," etc., prettied some-
times with tne name " liurten or lienten
Chean.lehn wtll von ene of these wn-tchisl Imi
fattens for halt the price of the genuine, as he
can well afford tode, Its real velue lielng nothing,
and it costs lint little mere, llensea'sare the
only poieus plasters that can be depended upon
toenre eicry ailment subject te external treat
merit. They are prompt, sure und thorough.
Protect yourself against tier cptlen by lmylng of
reliable druglstx only. The genuine liears the
"Three heals" trademark and has the word
Capcino "cut In the centre. mMMWSlwd
nrr.ci.tr. muticks.
There Must tie n Open Itead between the
feed we cut and the suhstaucu of which our
Ixtdles lire composed. If thermit is clogged or
closed we sicken, t.ilnt and die. This read Is
made npef tbeorgansef dtgestlenaml assimila
tion, uf these the stomach and 111 er nre chief.
Jlest people h ivii mere or less ex perlence of the
horrors nt constipation. Prevent It, und nil Its
fearful sequences by ulng Dr. Kennedy's "Ka "Ka
verile itemed-." It Is the nrst step th it costs,
marie-l mecslA w
nallaut liescufs.
Ibeie can he something hcrule in a medicine
us well as In tudtihtuais. llurileck Jlloett lilt
ttrt haveeitected many a gallant rescue among
the suffering sick. Thousands haveescaped the
miseries el dyspepsia and nervous debility
through the use of this wonderful medlclne. It
is i iiiuitlcally the best stomach uud bleed tonic
In the world, for sale by II. II. Cochrun, drug
gist, 137 und 1X1 North Queen street, Lancaster.
A Newspaper IMlter.
O M llolcembo, of llloeuivllle. Ohie, rises te
explain "llud that terrlbledfseaie catarrh, for
twenty years ; reuld scarcely taste or siiihII, anil
hearing was falling. Themm'Jielretrie Oil cured
me. These are racts voluntarily given against a
former prejudice el patent medicine." Kersule
by 11. It. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13SJ North
(jueen stnet, huueuster.
Called te I'reacli.
We feel called upon le preach a few gospel
facts facts that are worth knowing. We want
everybody te enley all that Is os9lhleln this
world. We want all theso who are sintering
from rheumatism, neuralgia, and all ache",
sprains and pains te knew that TIiemiu' Jielec
trie vll Is an unfailing and splendid cure. Ker
ale by II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13a
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Keii a cough or sere threat, the best medicine
is Hale's Heney of Horebeiiud and Tar. l'lke's
Toothache Dreps cure in one minute.
inJJ-lwdeed&w
I'rrilll CleieUlld, Ohie,
Conies a letter signed T.lVnlker.saylng "About
six months age cemmenied taking Jlurdeek
Jlloea jlltttrM ler protracted case of lumbago
and general debility, and new mil pleased te
state have recovered my appetite and wonted
Htienglh. Keel bitter altogether." Kersile bi
ll. II. Cochrun, druggist, 137 and LTiNeith Queen
Nut it Case.
Net a case of iheiimatlsin, net a (ase of neu
rulgta, net u case nt lsmuness, net u rase nt puln
or sprain-net one-has failed te go when at
tacked by 7hii.ku' Etlcttrle Oil. Ker ssle hv
11. II. Cochran, druggist, 1J7 und 13J North Queen
street, Lancaster.
" tVhst Can't lie Cured Must He Kndareil."
This old adage does net signify that we inut
suffer the miseries of dyspepsia, when u medi
cine with the curative pieiertles of Jlurdeek
Jltoeil Jliurrt is available. It Is ene of the most
Hiihstantlsl and rellnblu remedies sold te-day
Ker sale by II. II. Cecluan, druggist, 137 uud IX)
Neith Queen street, Luncaler,
rtvai'SiTie, nervous jieeple. "nut
Celdeu's Liquid beef 'ionic will euro,
of sorts."
uuld Ik-ef Tonic will euro. Aik t,,r
Uelilen't. Of drugglstn. uiMwdiuiOAw
T OOK AT THIS I
ANH J'UOrlT IIVITI
Singlnend Uouhle Kntry l!oek-Kpi)lng, Cem.
lnerclil Aillhmetle, Jlusiness I Orreipendeni e,
1'iuetlcul I'eiiimtiishlp, Drawing JUisiucssDocu JUisiucssDecu
metits, all for a te ucutlen, lit tuu
LA-NCASTKItCOUMKKClAL COLLEdK.
AUdrcss, H. c. WKIPLKU,
Ne. 10X Kast King BUceL
HKltlOAU
-jmen Tin: lii.oeD.
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
CniiiMitlntT. Iren nml I'lire cgotnlle Tonics,
quickly nmt ceniplctclv Clrnnes nml Knilclics
Ihn llliHHl. (iiilrkciK tfie action of tlm t.Hcrnml
Milncj'e. Clears the L'oiiiplexlon, makes the
skin Smeeth. It ilwa net Injure the teeth, rac
hcnilseheorpredncecoiutliiatlon AI.I.OHIKK
MKDlL'l.NK.s HO.
rhjslcl ins anil Druggists Kvorywhere Iteroin Iterein
liiuiul It.
DB.N.S, Kretii.il, of Marlen, lnss.,sivs "1
recommend liienn's Iren Hitters nnalimbte
tonle for enrlrhlnn the liloeil, ami removing nil
uyspriuic syiniuems. li nees nei nun me
Dh. K. t. DcLtKtL, 1ieviuUI-, I ml., says : " 1
hale presenile,! llmwn's'iren Hitters In ciiese(
nnu'inla iiiHlbhiiHt dUeAtes, nle Hhen n tonic
was nmsleil, nml It has proved thoroughly salts
factory."
Ms. W M. ltTBNj. Ne. 5081. Mar- street. Ne Or-
lenns, jh , 1HJ llronn'e'lixm I'.ltiers relleveil
me In sense of IiIikhI poisoning nml I heartily
recouuuenil It te theso neeitliut a liUsslpuil
tier."
The genulnn his Trade Mark nml crossed red
lines en nipper. Taku no ether. Made only by
llltOW.N IIIKMICAI, CO.,
(C) ltaltlmere. Mil.
HOP l'LASTKKS
Kill pain, poelbo ami stimulate the tlretl
muscles, anil wonderfully MreaiKthcn Meak
patts. Alt the Miliiahle niedlcinat vlitues of
tifsh liens, combined with lluriTunily ritehauit
L'nnnila lViiam. Applied te llackaclie, Selnllcn,
Uhcumattm, Crick. St Itches, blilrache, lililney
AiTrctlens, Xera Otiet, or any of tbevurtnus
mills anil Heakiicsgcspe common, Instant relief
Is
elven. Cures Dvncn-kwind Liver l'reubles
wiuieui mienuu nosing
sold oicrvwhere. iV,,
5ferll.ui. .Mailed ler price
CO., Ilosten, Jlass.
HOI' l'l.ASTKll
(i)
"Tf OP I'LASTLltS.
X L. ssc c:ieh, 5 for f l.i, any drug store.
HOP
li'ietai,i nre lt'p.in
virtues of Heps, combine
and Cauad i ltalsam. Mi
I'LASTKUs are pnip.irisl from the complete
isiwun iinrgunuv I'ttcn
ntxTlorte all etliersls-
caue they net Instantly and euro speedily. If
yoiiareirouoicii wiinany Kinu ei soreness ap
ltlv ene of these vdusteis and exoerlence their
seething, stimulating and strengthening cttcct.
A wonderful euro for pain in the small or the
hack. iV., 5 for (I no eiery where. HOP PLA
TKIlCOMi'ANi, ilosten. sent ty mail if de
sired, (i)
HOP PI.ASTKUS.
A KAMOl STIIKNOTHKNKU.
Iloiise wties, shop girls nntl saleswomen nil
suffer mere or less from Weak Kick and Side
ache. Nothing affords such Instant relief as e
HOI' PLAhTKIt applied eier affected p-irt
Pains and nches of alt kinds are drli en out and
the parts made ever and strengthened. Ask ter
nllel'1'I.AsTKllinaile from llurgundy Pitch,
Camel l lalum and tne virtues of fresh Heps.
Sold evervw here, ev , 5 for (I te. Sendtelliir
1'LAS.TEltCOMrANV. lu.ien. for circular. 6
JCST ItKCF.IVni) A.NOTlir.K laiuji:
STOCK or
Dr. Severeer's Medicine.
late of the Lancaster Itlnk, acd for sale only
at
KAUKl'M N'S IMtl'tJ STOllK,
Ne. TsJ North Queen Street, fjinc-ister,
Klve Deers North of the l'ostertlce. iu3" ltd
tii.AHHHAiir:.
H
IOH .t MARTIN.
GHMi
L
A Few Facts.
Ileusekeeiiers iu selecting wares for
your tables, etc., especially these just
buying new outfits, ilia Imixirtant that
you select the best in the market. Hew
embarnvaing tealittly,(speci:iIly if she
has table pride, and what lady should
net have, te find that her ware is all
full of small cracks, and that grease
has iienetrated and made it leek black
and ugly.
A cause and ,t remedy. All senn senn
percelain or granite ware in its biscuit
state is porous. It is then covered itli
natural or artificial glass te prpvent its
penetration by liquids. This is termed
glazing. Tlie glaze must vary as it
must fuse or melt accenling te the
ware upon which it is placed.
It must also dilate orcentractin pie pio pio
portien te the biscuit or else it will
crack or cn70 and produce the abeve
result.
Unequal or insuflicientfiringorburn insuflicientfiringerburn
ing may and will sometimes produce
the same results.
Ven may, and will no doubt ask,
" Hew then can you tell whether you
are getting a geed aiticleV" Simply
and only by buying these makes which
experience has taught dealers te recom
mend as the l?st and take their guar
antee. Such makes you can find and such
guarantee you can get by calling at
iMnrtiii,
15 EAST KING STREET,
I.ANCASTKU. I'A.
VAKKMAUKH.
TTfEADQUARTKllS FOR
BEST
ABY
CARRIAGES.
LATEST STYLES,
LARGEST STOOK,
LOWEST PRICES.
WASK VOU CATALOGUE.
W. D. Sprecher & Sen,
HO. 01 EAST KING STREET,
1.ANCA8TEH, I'A
feblD-Iuul
s
PANDAR!) OARIUAOR WORK,
Edw. Edgerley,
CARBIAGE BUIIBEE
Market Btroet,
Rear of Poeteffloo, Lancaster, Vn.
My stock comprises a large variety of the
Latest Style Haggles, l'hietens, Carriages, Mar
ket and luistncsa Wugens, which I otter ut the
very lowest figures anil en the most misonable
terms.
1 call special attention ten few of my. own div
signs, one or whlclils the KDUKItl.K V CI.O8K0
I'tUnHjIAN COUI'K. which Is decidedly tbu
nealest.llghlestand most comnlete i'liysklan'a
Carriage In the country.
Persons wishing Ui buy n goe.1, honest and
iiibsUinttal article, should liear tu nil ml that
they take no risk In buying my work. Kvery
Carnagu turned out In eighteen years a geed
one that la the kind orguarautce 1 have toetlcr
theptihllc. AH work lully warranted, l'loase
give me a call.
UKl'AlltINU l'UOMl'Tl,V ATTKNOKO TO.
One let of workmen especially employed ler
put purpose,
WATCmtB, c
J UUMjUWKMjifcCO. "
l'HII.ADKU'HIA.
THE
MARQUETERIE.
One of "the nowest do de
signs shown in Geld
Jewelry is the Marque-
torie, produced by set
ting diamond shaped
pieces of Geld and Plati
num in curiously formed
figures en a ground
work of Geld, produc preduc
an effect similar te Mo
saic. E,
9O2
CHESTNUT
ST., '
ili
&
I'HILADKUMIIA.
iniV1md.M,V,8A3inw
Tir.VTt'UE.S, CLOCKS, Ac.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
iiK.vr FencAs.11.
lincastcr M atche at the Lewest Price-t ever
ettered : lielng 11 stockholder enahlc me te sell
thee watches se cheap. Klgln, Maltham and
oilier watches en sale. !pecUicles, OpiT.ililasM,,
Ac. ltejvilrtng of the above named articles Hill
receive mi personal attention.
l.Ot'19 WKIIKK.
.Ne. 1SX North tjticen St., opposite city Hetel.
(Near l'enii 11 It. It. Deimt )
-.genl for AL'KOUA IVA1C1I.
11 Kr ue 01.1.
rplir. NKW CASH STOKK.
NEW CASH STORE.
Nes. 247 & 24.l North queen Street.
Opposite the Keystone llense and .Northern
Hank.
GOOD BLACK SILKS,
Geed Black Cashmeres,
TKICOT AM) llOMKsrt.N hi 1T1NIIS.
1IIK IIOHTKKKI'OKSKT. CAUOI.1N KCOI1SKT
All Klegant Corset 11. M centH, and a Heed
Corset at 21 CenH.
And all ether geed at I.ew l'ric-. l'leae
give in a call before purcluulng
fchvlj-.l l. it. ItOH EltS.
G
l'.KAT liAUOAINS.
(illA.NIl UI'KMNIi Or
NEW SPRING GOODS!
TT A Hit AMI lutve eiwneil during the
put week upward or One Hundred Case of
Sew and Heslrahlalloed, neught specially ler
thl season's trade.
SPECIAL DRIVES.
Tweiity-feiirinchSlJKAIISll.K.i, .New Shade
enlyljc. a yard.
Twenty-two Inch IOI.OUKO HUE.1S S1I.KS,
75c. n yard. Ileal value, II 11.
Twentv-twe Inch ill.ACh UUOS UUA1.N
hll.hs, T.V. per yard.
Special Value In lll.ACK 11ISKSS ail.KS from
Mc. te ti.'rt per yard.
Anolhercaenl enr fimeiis ( AMK.l.'S llAlli
A.NA bUlTt.NtW, Mirlng bhade. .Vic. per
anl.
IIOMKSl'U.N SUITING", li Inche wldc,.)7Xc.
per yard.
Forty flve Inch lihACh AMI COI.OUKO
CASIIJIKKES, 50c per yard. Ileal value, Uc.
Our 1'erty Inch All Weel ISI.ick C.uhmereaat
3Hc. per yurd, ha no enual.
l-erty Inch All-Weel Dehege, dray and
lirewn, only 37X jer yard.
NOVKI.TIK3 IN IIUK.4H (iOODS.
llrecaded elietc, Kancy fatrljied Velvet.
l.-ldles' nt). Scarf unit Kancy Jersey
Jackets.
Te Hundred 1'lece Klegant I)elgn Kreiich
and American Saline
AT Til K
New Yerk Stere.
Nes. O, 8 & 10 Enat King St.
WOpcn evening until 3 p.m. Faturdays, 10
p. in.
J.
1!. MAHTIN A CO.
De yen intend moving this Spring ? If
se, vie have ;i few weids for you that can't
lit'lp but interest you. We are in a posi pesi posi
tien te take tlie most tioublesemo part of
niovIiiKelT jour hitnila. Tliat is, your car-IK-Us.
We will take charge of your Carpets,
taku llietn up (our men are ciperienced
and knew liew te handle fnrnituie very
few de) have thern cleaned by tlie new
process (Utncaster Steam Cant Cleaning
Weiks) tlioenly way te havetliem cleaned ;
li.ind beating ruins them and don't clean
them half. Hates for carjiet cleaning re
duced tills season. After they are cleaned
tie will alter and fit them for your new
home,and lay them promptly. All this-at
low ce3t and no trouble te you. Ifcusto Ifcuste
mers generally knew at hew little expeuse
this can lie done, they would net umlertake
it themselves. We can de this promptly
for j 011, as we are prepared for pushing
weik through. We have W empleyes,
who are connected with this branch of our
business. Twelve cairet sewers or layers,
or rather carpet uphelstereis, and four are
connected with tlie carpet cleaning works.
In our Carpet Department we have by
far tlie largest line of carets of all grades
ever hliewn In this city, and nt very low
prices.
Tlie Special Saloef Wall P.ipers spoke of
last week is still going en. If you want
any paper hanging done give us a call-at
least.
Window Shades, Oil Shading (net com
mon gltred Helland asisgenerally told),
two yards long, spring fixttites, ready te
hang, 10c; seme with cord fixttites, ii'5;Hc.
lUUlll w uuu
Cor. West King & Trlnce Stsf
(Opposite 8t0Teu Heuse.) LAKOASTJCB, PA.
.1 Martin Ss flu
u J III
PUT
H
'AM Kit A 11UOT1IKU.
CLOTHING !
Spring Woolens,
Suitings, Treuserings and Spring Overceatings.
Our nsaortment of Standard nnd Nevol 8tylea or COATINGS, SUITINGS
nntl TROUSEUINOS, Ter MEN and ROYS' SPRING WEAR, are new com cem com
pleto and ready for Inspection.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In Bushman Suite, Dress Suits, Beyfl'
Wlnter Stock nt
Spring Overcoats.
Lntest New SlinpeB In B. & w. COLLARS nnd CUFFS.
NECKWEAR. Lmmdried nnd Unlnundrled SHIRTS, &c, cVe.
HAGER &
Ne. 25 West King
NK
KXT l)(X)lt TO Till: t'OUKT llOUNIi
FAHNESTOCK'S.
New Open Large Stock of Sheetings.
SlIlltTINtiS AMI I'll, I.OW CASK MUSLINS In ill l)elruhln Make. AUe.TICKINUI AND
rKATIIKItSTO I- II. 1. 1 all at our Umiil Lew I'rlie. AIe COUNT Kit PAN KS ANI
OUll.TS IN yUAM'll'lKS. Prlret Irfmerlhan Kvur.
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND NAPKINS.
We are new receiving dally Netr Addition te our already Kxtennlve Steelc, and shall continue te
add dtly throughout the coming oaen leirirtln of one kind or another.
" K KltV l. lSltlNUS SOMKrill.Nll.NKW."
FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT
QAM'KTS 1-HOM Al'lTION.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN
IIAVK.SOW01'K.NKl)Al.AU(IKA.NIIIANl)liOMKAUIKTVOK
INGRAIN, RAG, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
liOUt.lIT AT AUCTION 1 OK CASH
CAKPK'ii, .
CAltl'hTS...
CAItl'KTS...
CAIIPKTS. .
CAIll'K'ltl. .
CAIJPKTi. .
at 10 Cent.
. ...ittliKCent.
Ill'-M Cents.
ut:m Cent.
at 40 Cent.
. . . .nt U CenU.
Fleer, Stair and Table Oil Cleths, Cheap.
Metzger & Hauglimaii's Cheap Stere.
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
Kr lletween the Cooper Heuse and Serrel Herse Hetel.
jieVHEruitxitiiiixii nuuim.
IITM. A. KII'.KKKK.
A New Firm I
A TTEX TlOX IK) USEKEEl'EliS !
New Goods I
(AT AN OLD STAND.)
NO.
40 EAST
(oppesito me
A Complete Line of Heusefurnishing Goods ! Steves ! Steves !
V e are agents for the r I LLLK A WAItltKN CO.'STt'O'y. .N. 1 .) STO KS ami It ANU KS, info
rier te nenejn the market.
The "Sl'LKNllID II KATKIt "lui3 proven Itxelf tohe thochelco of all economical housekeep
er, and I trimninteed te Rive inore tiitUaetien en letiurl than any heater In line. The merlin of
the" WAKKKN "and " DIAMOND " Kange. are admitted hy alt he knew them. Wehivealnea
tiiltHtecIc or Heater., 1 ml Steve and Uani;eer varleun Htyle nnd prices, nnd liavetjlven careful
attention teniimelcctlnn efSUMMKIt COOK .ST() KS, heth for Clxif Oil ami (Itiielint, K thai our
stock cenhiln thnfcci, the iiifeit, and inet rconemfeal ntfered te the public
ANoleoklm; Uleiull of Iren, Copper, Tin and Umnlte Ware. and keep en hand n full nert.
nient of the latest Improved com eulenccs which uiuke the duties of hoincUeepInc 11 pleaiani
imtlnia
Articles el Tin, Copper or .Sheet Iren, of special denlgns or patient, made te enler en short
notice,
HeiiBlrini; promptly and neatly done. Special attention Klven te I'l.UMIIINO.'tlAS K1TT1NO
ndhri:.M IIKAt1n(I,TIN UO)l''INtinniIroUTlMI,andasteck of the latent Improved !
1-Utnre, Wa.ln siunil. liilh-Tuh, M ater CleeU, nnd ail Hrtalnlnt; te the hulne, cnntniitly
en hand.
KIEFFER& HERR,
NO. 'lO KAST KINO STREET, LANCASTER, PENN'A.
J.IFlt JN.HVUASan VOMVAXY.
IKK 1NHUKANOK COSII'ANY.
WHKN SOLICITED TO
Tiic Mutual Life Insuranec Gempany of New Yerk
RICHARD A. McOURDY, PRESIDENT,
Is entitled te your VMTcniislilnratlnn. slnce It held the FOHKMOSTuiacn iiiiiehr the Life In.
Hiirance Imitltutien of the world, and etrm-s superior advantai;es In all the features of limine to
gether with uueiiiiiilfed financial security.
CASH ASSETS,
Itlnlothe C'MMy.-.S'T Company In which tolnsure; its larger dividend returns rrducInK
,taUta,! '? SlviWIeZliiS toXlSSSiin'Sf'fte Pronte itle et expenses te celpls
the only one that fiiniUhcs AIIHOUVTK iMIUKAAVK PUUil Jllh II OhO (10.
KOIt fUUTIIKIllNrOUMATIOM Al'l'LY TO
Rebert Helmes, District Agent,
330 N. 6th STREET, READING, Or 00 N. DUKE STREET, LANCASTER.
HOUHKVUUNIHUINU UUODH.
- .
S'
HIKK'H OAlll'KT HAIil-
CARPETS ! CARPETS !
MBOPKNINU Or
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
We are new prepared te show the trade the l-arcest and Ilest Selected Line el Carpets ever ex,
blhltedln thlscliy. WII.TONH. VKLVKTH, all the Tredlnpf Makes of jlODY ANDTAl'KaTKV
llltUSHKLS.THUKK-rLV, All-Weel and Cotten Chain KITUA HUI'KIIS, and all qualities ei IN.
aUAlNOAUl'lCTS.HAMAHIlana VKNKTIAW CAItl'KTS. KAO and CHAIN OAKl'KTrtef our
own manufacture a etieclallty. Hpeclal Attention paid te the Manutactureef CUHTOM OAUl'KTll,
Alsearull Llneef OlI.OLOl'IIS. IlllUH, WlNDOWHHAIIa'H.COVKULKTH, Ac;
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. West King and Water Sta., Lancaster, Pit.
UOVM.
CLOTHING !
Suits nnd Ohlldren'n Bttlbi.
Very Lew Prlcea.
Bnlnnoe of
Furnishing Goods.
Noveltloa In
BROTHER,
St., Lancaster, Pa.
HOUSE,
LANCASTER, PENN'A
AM) TO UK SOLD CIIKA1" 1'OltCASII.
CAItl'KTS. ,
CAItl'KTS.
UAltl'KTS. ,
CAItl'KTS.
CAKPKTS.
UAItrKTO.
.... allJ Cent.
. ...at ST Cent.
nltu CentH
at M Cent
ut "Ti Cent.
.... ntNl CeiiM.
ALDUS V. Iir.Klt.
New Prices I
KING STREET
court neiiKO.)
luurSllmdAw
INSURE REMEMBER THAT
$108,08,967.
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