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Aii up the mountain slfle I preaied
I heird tlie oery'a vesper song,
I'ourea warm from out hli Blowing breiwi,
Ami echoing tlie glades nlenc
Tlr-lee, HI lr, llr-lee, the '"''
rend love, una hope, and Minder pain,
Tbe evergreens their odor gave
Te lead tlie f resh'nlng W..WH breere.
Ami. ted from many amount aln evn,
J iiollek "iwd downward llirengli tlin trees
I Ir-loc, til Ice, trllen the anng
And rock and woodland echoed long
Tlie Hloniler birches gentl y swa ed t
'Ilielr milky stems rose Hctml tulrt
Ateuml their root, with vine arrayed,
tlrew red lipped uuwsnnd maiden Imlr,
And tlr n lee, trl Ira wai poured
A 1 1 1 1 1 1 tl stream of soft accord
Dark two I he cedar's nttlral fnrni
On thul pellucid Northern ly,
A Ieur expanse of color nlmrii,
A litknul elhcrte thncynt
And, III. n that clearness, Urn lee
Hang Urn lone bird upon the tree,
'I he dusky stems or lelly pines
Ate spared wllh visions of the hills;
III no harmonics In melting line
And winding vales the picture lllli (
And still I lie bird nole seems In piny,
Llkunue who seeks Ilia nurniw way.
'I lie cuttle hid In distant dells
M ado deep through dank mid dotty lirnkn,
And tlnkllngii from their tar etr bells
Bound o'er the besom of the lake;
Hut Light r still the ccry'sly
r lems 1 1 mm cloud of melody.
Aujutln
lAirtttil
VX AX It BltEtV.
The
Adtautageii nf the Free Importation of
llaef IIIiIm.
Krnni the Hecerd
Tliv JlecDi i lias tnnre llimi onre called at
tention lotheatranRo oversight of tlie Lirlll
I neli Kith Iii-i'XcmptlnB from taxation the
lililoefllioox lille lmixwlng heavy protoc pretoc protec
tlvo duties en tlie wool of the hlienp, When
the Urlirnyatem uus established the Wentcrn
raliera or cattle, who by Instinct favor the
larROHt freedom of trade, disdained te make
an npiHial for n ahare el the tarltl Iunder In
n duty en lmorted hlcle-s. 'When a plea wan
sotnetlmas made that the hlile of the ex was
entitled te ns lunch protection as the wool el
a ahoep, tiie mnnufaclurerit of leather had
enough Inllncnce tixn 1'onnress te prevent
the ltiiMltleii of a duty. J I onre an luior luier
Uut raw iiiaterlal of American maun fact urux,
onre Kiiliject te a Might duty, Is new wholly
exempt Irein tax. Aa a rxua(iticiue n large
foreign comtnerce In Imperta of hldea and In
expert of leather and It limiiufacturna has
aprung up In the country, which lait year
uggregtel nearly thirty million dellara In
Milue. The ltiiKrla of raw hides nlone
amounted in value last year te upward of six
teen million dollar.
'I his country's larget imerLs of raw hides
are made net Irem south Atneilca, as is gen
erally asMUtued, but from Kngland. Alnor Alner
icau cattle ure nhlpiHid te Kngland ; when
slaughtered their hide nre aent liack te this
ceuntryi Blul vthen tlie leather Is tanned It Is
returnml te Kngland, allltl the proceas of ah ah ah
aolttte froe tnulu. lly the erection el n pre.
teal e larilt brhlge for this trade and the col
lection of tell at either cud of it the trade
weuhl be Hcrleiisly crippled if net wholly
destroyed. Ifu protertlve duty similar te
the dutieH en wool had lioen Imposed en raw
hide, the foreign trade of this country
In leather, which Is yearly growing In
iiiiirUni'e, could net new be in ox ex
1 1 te nce. Fortunately the wlerualislH and
protectionist In their mischievous meddllug
with the buslncs of the people neglected
this material, and, a the result, n great com cem
mens) has arisen which gUes protltable
employment ten large number of pontens.
The trade has grown up In a w liolenomo nnd
natural vtay. There has Ixien no ceIdllng
or ferce work about IL Tlie only been the
uiiiuularturersef lcnther have &eugbt of the
geveruinenl Is te be let alene. The Might
dullii Imposed en leather for their nominal
protection Inapire in thorn neither gratltude
nor concern.
Why should Iho manufacturers of woolen
goeala be Hiibjected te opprenalve burdens of
tax Irem which the manufacturers of leather
are w holly exempt 7 I f It Is deslrable that the
woolen lndtiHtrien of the country should pros
per as vtell as the leather manuiacturos,eught
net their raw materials also te be froe? '1 be
heavy pretectee duty en wool, averaging 33
tier cent, ad valerem, net only dlsceuragts
Importation but compels the American mail mail
ur.ieturers te pay nearly, If net iptlte, the
equivalent or the duty en all the deme-dlc.
wool they consume. As a result of this
disastrous policy the woolen mauulac
turera of this ceuntryi with nil
their energy and enterprise, are un
able te inaK0 etlectlve competition with
their Imrepeau rivals either In the home or
In neutral market. Last year the te-il ox ex
IMirts of American woelon goods el every
description amounted in value te less than
ttiree-riinrlers of n million dollars. Hew
paltry is this compared with the country's
n x ports of leather manufacture I Rut while
the country cannot oxjiert woolen goels by
reason of the exccsslve duties en the raw
materials, it Imports of woolen fabric lest
vear amounted In value, when delivered
Irem the custom house, te upward of sixty
million dollars. Unable te oxpert
their product ou account of the
heavy tax en wool, our manulac
turers at the same time are unable
te provenl the iuiortallen el this enormous
iiiantlty of foreign woolen in or a Lirlll bar
rier of upward of CO per cent ml aleriiin.
The great ad vantages possessed by Kngllsb,
French and Qaraan manuutcturtri in their
cholce or an abunilance of tintaxeit raw ma
terials overcemo all the advantage of Ameri
can manufacturers of woolens In high pro
tective duties. Yet, in toce of all the tact
proving the disastrous ellect of the duties en
wool, the committee en waya and means
hesitates te putwcxlen tlie free list in the
taritl bill new under consideration. The
slight change proposed in the duties en
carpet wools would atlerd some rellef, it Is
true, but It would net remove the obstruc
tions te the prosperity of the country's
woelon Industries. There can be no sub
stantial reform of the taritl until the taxes en
wool are totally abolished.
Sewing Oats.
rem tlie Oennanlenn Telegraph.
If the best results would be obtained In
growing eats, they should be sewn as seen
a It Is possible te work the ground. It mat
ters net hew cold eve.i It may be after sow sew
ing, the crop will sustain no injury. Walde
V. Hrewn mentiens a case In which he sewed
eats en the 23d and 'JTilh of February. The
mouth of March preved te be a cold, wet
month, with snow and the mercury down
te eiglit degiecs. Hut when April came
with warmer woather, before his neighbors
could plow his eat wereup, and a splendid
crop was the result. We have had a
similar experience, although with less se se
vere cold weather. On one occasion we
plowed for eat and barely succeeded in get
ting the eats sewed and harrowed In before
there came ou a sudden change of weather
and a severe snow storm, but the eats came
up In due time and succeeded as though the
soil had net been oevorod with its cold man
tle. Jt Is frequently the case that In the
month of February or March there Is a spell
of warm woather, lit which eats may be
sewed as welt as net. If the sewing Is de
layed until later In the season for the ground
te beenme warmed and dried, the crop 1
mere likely te become blasted and much
lighter In weight. Last season a Held was
plowed and sewed as late as June, and It be.
came necessary te out for fedder in order te
save the ontlre destruction of the crop by
rust.
" 1 wectn net live alwuy." Ne i net If disease
la in mnkt niv llfn a dull v burden. Hut It need
net. iroea menu, ami win ma it yuu win uu wuvu
- - . : . : " . .r. : . .."-... ... .: .....
't. go
tlm
lu time. Hew many of our loved ones are
meuldering In the dust who might have been
spared fei num.
hetdeil. the llllinv
The Mluht teuuh was uu
symntems or ill ill
Hllffhted and de
sease that
lurked within were all
death came.
Hr. Pierce's ' (lelden Medical Dlsceery" can
net recall the dead, though It has anutched nuni-hei-H
from the urge of the grave, and will cure
leiisiiniptidii in ita earlier stages.
uiui'.'UTii.t&w
The e nvlahle repuUitlen which Dr. Hulls
ltaby Byrup enjoys Is a standing gtiaruntee, of
lis inerlts. UU the uiesl relluhle uiedlclne for
c btldren. 2Je.
liny Day' Herse Powder. Kach package con
tains Infnrinutlen Invaluable te the funner.
Ur Hull a lialtlmnre Pills are a most lellahle
liver rrgulater. Beld everywhere ma cents
KCDDEN GHAMGKa.
If the body receives dally a proper amount of
nutrition, and expels the wcrn-eut parts, health
ts the certain consequence j but by a sndden
change of weather, the pores of the skin may
net perferin their olllce well, and matters are
retained which should have passed en by that
avenne. All causes which Impede Insensible
perspiration are traught with danger, because
matters which Bheuld have passed away through
the skin are turned again Inte circulation,
llrandretb' Pills will remove all Impurities,
Irem whatever causa they may come, curlug
pain.lnrttmmaUen and colds arising from above
cause In few heuri.
Theroare no nawseens narcotics In Bed Rtnr
Cough Cure. It Is purely vegetable.
i m '
ieinethlngtiewli pit. Hand's Toething Letien
te hatha babies gums. It relieves all pain and I
harmless, l'rlce, 23 cenU,
Parent remember It. Hakd's Cough and
Croup Medlclne relieves Inflammation of the
threat and lubei of the lungs and euro cough
and croup. Dr. Hand's modtclnes for unto at
Cecntan's drug ilore, 137 and IT) N. tjuoen
street, l'rlce. 'il cents. tnl-lmdAw
BI'KVIAT, MUT1VKM.
Uuiioiute think that desk and chairs kill Imm
pin, hut they de. Taken In large quantities
ntllra furniture la fatal a yellow fever. We sit
and wrlte etirnelves awny. HudenUry habit
produce constipation! that licgets (l)spupla
rheumatism undlclilnuylrnnble fellow In their
truliinnd dmth und the chnpU-r. Yeu whei
llvn paimed ercrdeska and In tharnnOned air
of efticu aeught In kcrp Dr. Kennedy' " fa
vor I te Heinndy "alwaya en hand for the
ateinach and limlii,
marlO-lmoedAw
BI.KKPI.KBS MIUIIT8, madn mlnnrahla by
that terrl hle cough. Shlleh'a Cure l the remedy
lorieu. rortnleby II. U. Cochran, DrugglM, Ne.
117 North Queen ntrenU
Hill t.Oll'a VITAI.I'.KK la what vim need ler
Cniutlpatlen, ImiiI Apiwtlle, l)fr..lmiK, and
all aymptema of Iypi'Pla- 'rlie Hi and 71
renu iwr Imttle. rer aale by II. H. Cochran,
llmgglat, Ne. 11 North gucen itiect.
A Had MUfertnne.
In
rale a nlce family of boys and glrla
and then have themcnrrlcil Inte an early Rruvn
by that terrlhln dUenne ConKiimptlen. Heed
the warulni: and check It In Ita nratatageaby
bin nUoime i
ind check It
ief Ketnn'n 1
the prompt umi of Ketiiii'n lliilmim for thn Threut
and l.uug
uirti. v
curu nun ruiiuruaii
chii. 1'rlen coo. unit II. rer mile by II. II.
Cochran, drugglit, Ne. 137 North
(juecii atreuU
irnii urrrr.
Wl
roil nvspKi'HiA a
tver Cemptnlnt, you
have n printed guarantisi en every bottle i
a orbited uiiarantist en every bnllln el BUI-
letr ItnlUur. It never falls te euro. Ker bale
by II. II, Cochran, lmigghn, Ne. 117 North IJucen
(reel.
ir
NKVKlUlIVKUr.
If yen are troubled with nervous or sick head
ache, de mil kI up ynurennnas Incurnhln until
you lie tried tlr. l,eIUi'i) special Prescription.
He the tentluiimtatii In another column. diMwd
TI1K UKV. 1K.(). It.TIIAYKIt, or Jlourben
Ind . ny: " llnth inyiiilf and wlte ewe our liven
teSIUI.OIl'HCONMIfMl'TlONCUKK." Korsale
by II. II. Cochran, Drugijlst, he. 137 .North yiu-en
street.
The I'opuUtlen ur Ijuieutfir
Is about :), i, and we would Kay at least one
half are tniutiled with seiun infection or tin)
Ihrestiind Lungs, as thesn complaints are ac
cording te slatmlr lneru iiuinernus than
ethers. Wn would ndvUeall net te neglect the
opportunity te call en us and get a bottle et
Kemp's llaMatn rer the Threat and Lung, l'rlce
te cents and II. Trial slzn tree. Itespectfully,
II II. Cechnui, drugglit, 137 North Queen BlreeU
J3)
WHY Wll.h YOU cough wtien Hhlleh's Cure
will gtve liuiuedlatn relief, l'rlce 10 els , no cm.,
and II, ter aln by II. It. Cochran, llruggliit,
Ne. 1J7 North lliieen street,
Sllll.OII'.S OATAUItlt HKMKDV-il posttlve
cum for Catarrh, Dlptherta, and Canker Meuth.
'or salu by II. II Cochran, limgglsl, Ne. 137
North Cjiiiun street.
llr. Hauler Werm Nynip
Is the only remedy which Is guaranteed te expel
worms ir any exl.U Ne purgative required artcr
uatng. l'rlce 2T.C, by all druggist. One bottle
U knew n te have destroyed ene hundred worm.
reb7-3mWfit
' IIACKMKTACK " a lantlng and fragrant per.
fume, l'rlce Stand M rents, rertuite by It. II.
Cochran, Druggist. Ne. 137 North cjucen ntnsit.
AUK YOU MAI1K mlserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, HttttneiM, Less of Appetlte, Yet
ew skin t ohlleh's Vttller Is a posttlve cum.
Ker sale by II. II. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137
North CJueen at root,
A letter-Carrier's Experience.
1 he letter carrier comes regularly rain or
shine as nverybedy Is aware or, nnd Isconse
((uently subjected te all kinds et exposure. It.
C. Kttlegur, or tboAllentenn force, was taken
Ith a sen cm rheumatism, whereby he was de
prived of theusu or his left arm. After using
half a bettle or Gress' Ithcumatlc Urmedy he
entirely n llevedet pain and able te attend te
U duty. We have his permission te nuke this
stnti'inunL. Hlnce this uxpotience he keeps the
ltemedy constantly en liaud.
It. C. KTTl.NUElt,
I.ctter-Carrler Ne. 3, Altentewn, l'a.
feb3mW,'.M
Te restore sense or taste, smell or hearing use
Kly's Cream ltalm. 1 1 euros all cases or Catarrh,
liny rever. Colds In Ibe Head, Headache and
Deatnesg. Itls doing wonderful work. De net
fall te procure a bottle, as In It lies the relief you
seek. It Is caitty applied with the linger, l'rlce,
D"0. at dnigglsts.
Mr. I'. M. Itarlier, has used Kly's Cream ltalm
rer Catarrh In his family and remuiunds II ven'
highly. A lady Is recovering the sense et smell.
A Tiickhanneck lawyer, known te many or our
readers, says he was cured of dealness. Pitts Pitts
ten, Ph., Uazetle. ai iwdeeitjtw
VMOaXMlKS.
s
I'KCIAIi IjKNTKN GOODS.
best selected cedtlah. larire fat. lulrv mack.
end, smoked halibut, canned salmon, new crop
olives, nnesitnuie en, saiau uregsuig, mustani
and ptcktes, bananas, oranges and apples. Try
our line selected old tlev. Java, Mecha and Im
pel lal Kin Coffees, they speak rer themselves,
ery geed at WHe. bargains, 3 and n, of lllre
rer iic.; 5 a. geed piuues, 2.V.; elegant light
Syrup, tc per tiuart j canned corn, be; 10 B. kit
lat mackerel, Soe. l'lense call ersend your onlers.
UKO. WIANT,
augW-lyd Ke. 113 West King "tree.
c
UKAf FAMILY ailOUKKY.
11 fTk A MAf tj n
tut tat teliirS
A new and selected assortment of bosten, Oat
llie:il. Monitor, (linger, 1'retxel, lllue Point
Oyster, r'amlly and n ater Crackers, BeiU. Cerfeo,
Tea, Nlc-Nacs, Iilnen, Utdy'sMngers, Midgets,
Ultle Nuts. Cocom l'enn. Vanilla, and Milk Ills
cultss Crj'stAl, Uruham and (linger WHfers.
Alsea large (luantltyef KlnnaHllKhDaAI.MON,
Halibut. ilODOless Codfish, Itusalan Saidtnes,
Kxtra Ne. 1 Mackerel, Kine Mackerels for 5c.,
Housed Mackerel, Salmen, lobsters, and Heyer's
Oysters, Helland, Portland and Scotch Hurting
and bloaters.
The Beat OhoGsea in the Olty.
Celvln's Pure Yerk County buck wheal, and a
full llueet Krush Urecerlesal
CHARLES MAONAY'S
Choice Family Grocery and Cheese Emporium,
1(1 and 117 NOKTII (JURF.N STIIKKT,
ljincastur, Pa.
(loeds delivered froe te all parts et thn city
and environs. Telephone Connection. 113 Stud
AT UUKSK'S.
LENTEN
GOODS 1
Klne bloater Mackerel, large and fat ! (leoive's
Hank boneless ccslllsh, Smoked Salmen, huieked
Halibut, Sugar Cured lleirtng, Plain Cured Her
ring, only 15c. a do7en ; the Hapgood brand
'renrh Salmen, lric. a can, or fiuu per dozen ;
Hptced Salmen In 'i-B. cans ; rresh Lebster, Dun.
bar Schrlmps ; rresh Canned blue rish, only
inc. a can ; Fresh Canned Mackerel, We,; Soused
Mackerel, Ainurlcan and luierted sardines
Sardines In Mustard, le lied Crabs (with shell).
OHEESBI
OHEESBI
Cholce Ktch Mtld Cream Cheese, Plneapple
Cheese (plenle size), Dutch Head Cheese ( ery
tlne), Sapsago, Yeung American and Nuutchatel.
FARINACEOUS GOODS I
Oatmeal, Avena or ltnlled Outs, Cracked
Wheat, rarina, (Iranutated Cnruuieul, Tapioca,
Sage, Macaroni, Vermicelli, etc.
ruaSIl KUUS, two dozen rer 2S cents,
ATBURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KING STREET.
l.A.NCASTKlt, PA.
Tolepheno Connections.
COJL.
T Jl. MARTIN,
WHOLaSALB AMD RKTAII. DIALKI IN
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
WYard: Na sM North Water and Prince
Btreeu, above Leuieu, I-ancaMer. nJ-ljd
TAUMOARDNKRS A JKKFERIKS.
COAL DEALERS.
Orrica i Ne. 12) North (Jueen atreet, and Ne,
fiBt North Prince street.
Vardss North l'rlnre street, near Heading
Depot.
LANCABTKtt, PA.
augl5-ttd
rieAU
M. V. B. COHO,
Ne. n-H) NOKTH WATKIl 8T., Ijincaster, Pa.,
Wholesale auU Itetall Dealer In
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection with the Telephone Kxchange.
Yard and Oinrti; NO. SJJ NUUTI1 WAl'KU
BTUKKT feb28 Ivd
riKOROK KRNHT, JR.,
Carpenter, Contractor & Builder,
MO. KN WK3T K1NU STKKKT.
All work receives my prompt and personal at.
All kinds of Jobbing attended te at short no
tice, and en reasonable terms. Drawings and
CslUntteaturnttbaa, eifi-lyd
MMBtVAI
Xvkhh"eueiihy riXTeluir
" it saveTTmy LIFE "
Is n common expression, often heard from
theso who have realized, by personal use. the
cnrellve powers of Avar's CherTy Pectoral,
"I cannot say enough In prrnw of Ayii
Cherry Pectoral, iKsllevIng as I de that, but rer
Its use, I should long since have died from lung
troubles. K. llragden, Palestine, Tex.
About six month age I had a sovero hemor hemer hemor
rhageor Iho lungs, brought en by distressing
Cough, which deprived me of sleep and rest. 1
had used various cough balsams sad expecto
rants without obtaining rclter. A rrlsnd ad'
Ised me te try
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
I did se, and am happy te say that It helped
me at nnre. lly continued use this raedlclnn
cured my ceugti, and I am satisfied, saved my
life. Mrs. K. Ceburn, 11 Second Street, Lewell,
Mass.
I have tised Ayer's Cherry Pectoral rer ever a
year, and sincerely believe I should have .been
In my grave, had It net been ler this medicine.
It has cured me of a dangerous affection or the
lungs, fnrwhlch 1 had almost despaired or ever
finding a remedy. li, A. mciiiiiien, ninuser,
Provence nf Ontario.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral saved
years age 1 took n very sovere co
tied en my lungs. I consulted pi
mv llle. Twe
cold, which set
vlunirs. I consulted nhvslclans a nil
took thn remedies they prescribed, but failed te
obtain relief until 1 began using Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Twe bottles of this medicine com
pletely restored my health. Llzte M. Allen,
West Ijmcastcr, Ohie.
Ayer's Oherry Pectoral.
Prepared by I)r. .1. C. Ayer A Ce., Lewell,
Mass. Beld by all druggist. Price, It t six het
lies, Ji'. apr2,1.4,5,e,7,s
N1
OT LUCK OTHKIt K1NDH.
Iler I'lastkhs act tnstantl v when annlled.
i ry inem ler iinckar tut, rain In tee sliie, stitcnes,
Khuutnallsiii, Sciatica, Snre and weak clicst, and
all local aches and pains. Se seething and
strengthening te weak and tl red parts. Com
posed of natures best known remeales. Virtues
of fresh Heps, burgundy Pitches nnd Canada
balsam. Held everywhere 5.V., S for tl OU.
HOP PI.ASTKIt COMPANY,
(10) Proprietors, ltosten, Mass.
S
UAIU' OU DUMi PAINS.
Btinn tflrls. ftiites.wnmen and heuse wives
all surfer Mera erless from weak back or side.
aehe. A lady says ! ' One Hep l'LARTan worn i
hours did my tiaek mere geed than all the reme
dies I ever used " Ker any sort of pain or sere
ness of whatever nature, instant roller Is given.
HiiiHirler te chest protectors rer weak and soae
lungs. Iler I'LABTKrta are made from llnrgundy
Pitch, Canada llulsam and the entire virtues of
garden Heps, sold everywhere, !Sc., or r for
fl.ni. HOIM'LASTKK COMPANY,
(11) ltosten, Mass.
A llAli.HOAI) KNOINKKH MVINd
t. In Central New Yerk, was enreder a dis
tressing Kidney complaint by the ller Plartxe.
He says- " I knew what thuy are and recem
mend thorn te nil the boys onthnreud." Ap Ap
plled te pain In any part Instant reller Is given.
or weiik and llnsl muscles or elnts, crick,
Stitches, Bldeache, Neuralgia, ein Chest, Itlicu
matlain or local weakness the effect Is magic
Prepared from lluranndv Pitch. Canada balsam
and virtues of garden Heps. Sold by drngKlsts
and country stores. S5c.. rortl.eu. HOP PDAS
irsi.uu. nui real
ass. (li)
IKK COMPANY, ltosten, M
c
UKK OUAUANTKKD.
RUPTURE.
Cnre guaranteed by Dlt .1, II. MAYKH,
Kasoatenco j noeierailonor delay rrem busi
ness i tested by hundreds or cures. Main olllce,
831 AllCH ST., l'HII.A. Send ler Circular.
fSMvdAw
A rTKH IA. OTHKllK lAIl CONSULT
DR. L.OBB,
SJ9NOIIT1I KirTKKNTH 8TKKKT, (below Cab
lewhIU Street, l'hlladetphla.)
50 YKAltS' KM'KUIENCK. Ouarantcedtocure
thn afflicted and unrortunate with Purely ego ege ege
table Medicines. Heek ou special diseases rree ;
send rer It. Advtce troe and strictly confiden
tial. Oltlce hours, 11 a. in. te 1 p. in., 7 p. in. te 10
p.m. Treatment by Malt. liil-lydAw
DltTnAlJSKN,
Ol'KICKS AND DllUd STOUK,
l.MO.V.Mh St.. l'htlad'H.,
Keglstered I'hyslclau and Oraduaie Jeffersen
College, gnaranlces te cure all bleed, Skin and
Nervous l)loasest also Private Diseases of cither
sex, with purely vegetable remedies
Dlt, DAL3K.V8 fleLDKNPKlllODICPII.I.S
are Sahi, Certain and Ktrectnal. tl box. Send
ferclrcular 1"") N. bTH ST., Philadelphia.
Trealinent by Mall. Kj-lyd
Xl'ST UP.CKIVKl) AKOTIIEIl li.VROK
310CK or
Dr. Severeer's Medicine.
late or the Lancaster ltlnk, ard for sale only
"l KAUri'AIAN'S DHUO STOUK,
Ne. U, North (Juren Street, Ijinriuter,
rive Dneis .North of the Posteltlce. man (til
MII.l.lNKttY.
N
KV OOODSI
ASTRIGH'S
Palace of Fashion.
NO. It. KASl' KINO STKKKT.
NEW
SWISS EMBROIDERIES
WechII yem Attintlnn te the Immense l.irge
Sleck of
Swiss and Cambric Embroideries
have received this week, and their remark
ahly LOW PRICES.
Swiss KlennctiiK's, l'J yanU wide. s.'ic, tl-00
tl.K te ti Ml a yard. Colored Kmhtetdercd Skirl,
liiK and nkfiiK te .Miiuli. Slss eklnn te
mutch thn flouncing
NEW LACES.
Ititrgalns In l! Ign Orlentnl Laces at 15c ,TOc.
.'vien'lal rtminclng nt ll.ne, (l.Ti, $1 fsi and
It "i a yard
MEW DRESS BUTTONS.
Dress Hire, inc. a iloren.
Kxtra laige.SV.iidernn.
jir,;e Dress size, lsc.
An Immense l.lnoet
Children's Embroidered awl Lace Cellars
Kreui lie. apiece te il.fi.
Klegant Colored Kuihieldeied Cellars at ISc.,
jue nun ac.
'lne Oriental l.ace Collais t 'iV, 87e. nnd
fOe.
(Ircatlliirgalns In
Black Silk Spanish Fichus,
Kxtrtt large and heavy, nt tl t apiece.
NEW KID GLOVES.
Keur.lluttnn, undressed, at (Vic. a pilr.
Mc iniiiiiu, scaueieii inp, ur ,.,c.
A Large and Complete Sleck or
NEW BLACK AND COLORED SILK
CHENILLE FIUNQE9,
nt prices that will astonish anybody, a have
also opened this wc ek a large Hun of
Stamped Linen Goods,
DuyHes, Splashers.Tewels.Tldles, Uultet Cevers
eutuu t;e ura, etc.
Klegant Stamped Linen Tidies, Tun tils unci
Splashers, fringed, fit '.Se.
Kxtra rine Large White Satin Damask Towels
at Hue. apiece.
New Spring Hats and Flowers.
We heir leave te announce that we com
menced trimming
Spring Hats last week, unci
that we have epenei
iu
our Urat three larva In.
voices ei rtr.
rLOWKKS, and are ready ler
KarlySprlng Millinery.
rOur store U open till 9 o'clock every even-
ng.
BurmeeBM.
r syvyvrfv ssv . si.
rnRiceTs.
All-Wert Trioete la Bprlag BhatlM
And Klegant Finish for 23c. a yard,
AT TM
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J. W.1IYUNK,
nnvS-lyd Ne. n?J North Queen street.
mllK NKW CASH BTORK.
NEW CASH STORE.
Nm. 247 k 240 North Queen Street.
Opposite the Keys ten e Heuso and Northern
Hank.
GOOD BLACK SILKS.
Geed Black Cashmeres,
tkicet And hemkspuk suitings.
THK ItOItTKRKCOKSKT. CARULIMKCOIlflKT
An Klegant Corset at fe Cents, and a Heed
Corset at 21 Cents.
And all ether goods at Lew Prices. Please
give us a can neiore purcuasing.
febs-lyd
. it. HOWKK8.
ai'KUIATj INDUOKMENTH.
STAMM. BROS, a GO.
The surprise el everybody Is our yard and
a-half wlde Cleth at fiec. a yard.
We have opened te-day a cholce line et Dress
Silks at 60c ycr yard ; worth ;:. per yard. We
have yet a let or these Silks at 3;c. per yard.
Beld every where at 46c. per yard.
Thesa Stylish All-wool Camel's Hair Suiting
are selling fast and pleasing overy body at SSc.
per yard.
Our illack Cashmeres at 25c. per yard. S7Kc
per yard and Mic. per yard are better value than
Is ettered anywhere In Lancaster.
Will open next week a large and elegant as as
BOitmenief Ucnl'a furnishing Uoeds.
We have yet a let or the stock bought rrem
Messrs. bowers A Hurst, which we are selling
alagrealsarrincii. Persons en the lookout for
bargains will nnd them at the
BOSTON STORE,
Nea. 26 & 28 North Queen St.
LANCASTKU, PA.
W Open every evening until 'J o'clock;
Saturday uatlll lu.
Janl2-lydAw
JOHN H. (II VI, Kit. UKO. K. RATH VON,
$50,000
weitrn or
Dry Goods
-AND-
MERCHANT TAILORING
Must be Sold Within 90 Days.
FOR CASH ONLY.
Win order te clese this large stork we wll
ettur bargains In evcry department.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 East King Streat,
LlVOABTIB, l'A.
J.""
MARTIN A CO.
De you intend moving this Spring ? If
se, we Lave a few words for you that can't
help, but interest you. We are in a posi
tion te take the most troublesome part of
moving off your hands. That is, your car
pets. We will take charge of your Carpets,
take them up (our men aie experienced
and knew hew te handle furniture very
few de) have them cleaned by the new
process (Lancaster Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works) the only way te have litem cleaned ;
hand beating ruins them and don't clean
them half. Rates for carpet cleaning re
duced this season. After they are cleaned
we will alter and fit them for your new
home, and lay them promptly. All this at
low cost and no trouble te you. If custo
mers generally knew nt hew little expense
this can be done, they would net undertake
it themselves. We can de this promptly
for jeu, as we are prepared for pushing
weik through. We have V, empleyes,
who are connected with this branch of our
business. Twelve canet sewers or layers,
or rather carpel upholsterers, and four are
connected with the carpet cleaning works.
In our Carpet Department we have by
far the largest line of carpets of all grades
ever shown in this city, nnd at very low
prices.
The Special Sale of Wall Papers spoke of
last week is still going en. If you want
any paper hanging dene give us a call at
least.
Window Shades, Oil Shading (net com
mon gliued Helland as is generally sold),
two yards long, spring llxtures, leady te
lmng, -tee ; some with ceid llxtuies, i'Kf !!0c.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Car. West King & Prince Sts.,
(Opposite Stevens Meuse ) LANCASTKU, PA.
BUI) KB.
rI.ANK HOOKS.
Jehn Baer's Sens
Invite examination nt their
BLANK BOOKS!
In Various tirades el
HAY HOOKS, JOUHNAI.S,
LKIHIKltS, CASH HOOKS,
COPY1NU HOOKS A PHKSSK1.
1NV01CK HOOKS, T1MK BOOKS,
MKMOKANllUMS, PASSBOOKS,
PKTTV ACCOUNT HOOKS, Ac,
AT TH
SIGN OFTHE BOOK,
16 and 17 North Queen Street.
CALL AT
b'lOHK
REIOART'H OLD WINK
e
LISTOrTS BXTRAOT OF BBHF.
FIKIST I TBI rOKtD,
K6UblUhed,17sa.
H, E. 8LAYMAKER, AeT.,
Carpetings,
OLATMArtM, AOT.,
Ne, JCMt King Street.
Jehll-Ud
CtOTHIXa.
MA.a, ,
B
UROER SUTTON.
Spring Opening
-AT-
BURGER & SUTTON'S
We are prepared te show our patrons and the
public one of the finest stocks or
CLOTHING!
Xver Soen In this City.
Call and ibe enr
Goods for Custom Werk,
They are particularly attractive.
HWs guarantee a satisfactory fit In all cases.
Ne trouble te show goods.
BURGER & SUTTON,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCABTKB. PA.
M
YKRH ft KATHVON.
THESPRINGOF.886
I) upon ns. We are net behind, cither, with enr
Stock of
CLOTHING
rOHTIIK. SKA.HON.
Iha best care and taste has been used In pre-
.paring It rer the trade, and se rr we have
been well rewarded.
MEN'S SUITS
In many Styles and (Jimmies, and at prices
down te bottom.
MKN'fl SPK1NO OVKUCOATS
In all the best Styles, ranging In prices rrem
Ideu te .. The
Youths' and Beys' Department
Has been well cared rer, and all of the best nnd
Toughest Materials can be found.
A PAIlt Or PANTALOONS
Are a very necessary thing this ttme of year,
and our assortment Is large enough te suit
anybody's taste. Don't be arrald or
High Prices.
NO I1IQH PKICKS 1IKKE I
If you don't want the finest Clothing, we have
All the Cheaper Grades ; nnd better value
can be had here for a small amount In
vested than anywhere else. Tills is
a strong sUitoment, but we
knew It's right,
MYERS d RATION,
I.KAIUNQ CLOTUIKUS,
NO. 12 BAST KINO 8TRBBT,
LANCASTKU, PA.
L.
OANSMAN A BRO.
The Best and Cheapest Place
TO 11 UY
Bey's and Children's Clothing,
L. UAKSMAN & UKO , comer North Queen
and Orange streets, are belter prepared for the
coming season, and hae ameru select Meck or
ltey's and Children's Clothing than e cr before.
PKICKS MOUEINTKKKSTINU THAN WOiiDS.
IS 00 ltuys an Klegant All-Weel Heys' Stilt.
$150 Buys a Meed All-Weel Scheel SulL
;.0e Buys a Klne Brown ltoys'.Cerkscrew Suit.
$2.60 Buys a Streng Beys' Knockabout Suit
I7.U) ltuys a rine Alt-Weel Beys Plaid Suit.
SM Buys the rineat W ersted Heys' Suit.
CIIILDHKN'S SUITSALLOUK OWN MAhK.
$3 00 Buys an All-Weel Child Suit.
$1.37 Buys a Men Child Suit.
$.(0 tin ys n Geed Casstuiem Child Suit.
$2.M Buys a Nice Pluld Child Suit,
$3.00 Buys a Kine All-Weel Plaid Child Suit.
tl 00 Buys a lioed Scheel Child Suit
ti W Buys an Klegant All-W oel Child Suit.
A
hint te purchasers, may they lie ladles or
gentlemen Before you buy Bey's or Children's
cietmng ioek inreugn our bieck, examine mail
ing and trimming, and compare our prices
with ether houses. Yeu will satlsry yourself
that nowhere else can you tn est se little money
ter te receive such big value.
L. GANSHAN & BRO.,
UKKCIIANT
TA1LOUS AND
TUKKKS Or
MANU1TAC-
m BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
Bight en the Southwest Cerner Orange Street,
LANCABTKB, PA.
r Net connected with any ether Clothing
Ueuse In the city.
MACUIXKHT,
TyTAUUlNKRY, Ae.
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Hest Improved
ENQINES-Tractien, Pert&bla or Stationary.
New or Secend-lland
BOIT.ER3, WATER TANKS, SEPARATORS.
Mieama or llirim Weu such as done and
kept In Machine Sheps.
Cili OM OR ADDBBBA,
Ezra F. Landis,
WORKS637 NORTH OHERRY STREET,
LA0JiSTa, k.
n7-tia
Jl'ifS AND I.IQVURB.
mllK UULK1IRATEI)
" BOUQUET AND " OLD ANCHOR"
PURE RYE WHISKIES
Are rich In flavor, sort and pleasant te the taste.
Puna In quality, are excellent stimulants, and
Iheyataud without a rival In tbe market, sold
at all.the leading Hotels and by IJniggtsts. Ask
form IIUMPHKKYAMAUTIN.
u sole Proprietors.
UuhWmd 401 N. 3d St, Philadelphia, la.
ADKIRA AND HHKRRY WINKS
M
-AT-
Reigart's Old Wine Stere
H. E 8LAYMAKER, AdEHT,
KtUbUfheanH. NO. 2B K Kl Stmit.
tebU-tlO
rvMKtrvmm.
TJKMOVED.
REMOVED.
HEINITSH'8 FURNITURE DEPlM
RKMOVKI) TO OUR IARUE AND
1'URNITURi: llKl'OT,
Noe. 27 and 29 Seuth Queen Street.
NOW OPEN AND READY FOR BUSINESS.
WALTER A.
VI.UCKB AKl)
TTTT . HIIOADH, JKYVKLKiL
JEWELRY
In calling attention te our ofTerlnsa In this line, tbe publle arelnvltsd te
a oleeo and critical oxamlnatlen or the goods whleh we bollevo we ean fairly
claim are of a standard equal te any ever offerod In the largest cities of our
land, and we ask comparison of priees. knowing that ours are lower for the
fine goods eflered than the ruling of prieea olse where.
Our Stock of Unset Diamonds ta large, and we will make up from these
any style of work desired.
All the Newest Patterns of Ladles' Wear always In Btoek, and Birth
or Menth Stones of the whele calender ean be had promptly. TheQems
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, Topaz, Opal and Pearl always en hand,
and set te order. OU Paintings, Marble and Bronze Statuary, and Musleal
Bexes, alwaya oheerfully shown by our attendants. Everybody is Invited te
call and be nhewn through our eteck.
H. Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
NO. 4 WEST KIN8 STKEET. LANCASTER, PA.
Ml ATS,
S'
PRINO HTYliRS AND FASHIONS.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
THK LKADKHSOK SPIllNU 8TYLKS AM) FASHIONS IK TIIK NKWKST,
MOSTCOItllKCT AM) NOllltV
STIFF AND SOFT HATS !
With a full line of New nnd Artistic Designs In UIIILUIIEN'S rANCV tiOOlW nt Lewest Prices. '
Alse the
New Yerk " KNOX " and the Bosten " WILOOX " Silk Hats.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS.
TKUXKS-tiOO, i. - VJOn, $3.50 up te tn. UAVKLINU ItAGS-me , 7rc., IKIC , $1.00 up le 1 Ort.
FANCY PLUSH LAP ROBES
In Iteantllul Dcslens at Lewest Prices. Just the thing you noed for Spring. aa-TKI.Kl'HUKK
CONM-.CTION.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
Nes.31 and 33 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Fa.
OAKRIAUK
MO'ITO THAT ALWAYS WINS.
HONEST WORK 1 HONEST PRIOES 1
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Carriage Works,
126 and 128 EAST KINO STREET,
(NKAULY OPPOSITE TUB LKOl'AKU IIOTKL), LANCASTKU, l'A.
Nene But First-Clas3 Mechanics Employed. A 1 Material, and That Only, Used
l'UICKS TO SUIT THK TIM 1CS. ALL WOUK QUAltANTKKD.
BUGGIES, PMTONS, BUSINESS WAGONS, MARKET WAGONS,
And Vehicles of Every Description Built Promptly te Order.
A Full Linn or Vehicle In Stock, prepared especially rer the Spring Trade. A Large and Varied
Assortment or SKCONO-IIANU WOKK ON 1IAN1 which will le sold at MOST kEasONAULK
PKICKS.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID IX) REPAIRING.
Wfllve us a call and oxamlne tbe work,
TUKPLACK
Pbilip Doersom's Old
NOS. 126 and 128
ULABSWAUr.
H
1UH A MAHT1N.
CHINA HALL
A Few Facts.
Housekeepers in selecting wares for
your tables, etc., especially these just
buying new eutflta, itis inipeitant that
you select the best in the market. Hew
embarrassing te a lady, especially 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 penetrated and made it leek black
and ugly.
A cause and a remedy. All semi
porcelain or grauite ware in iU biscuit
state is porous. It is then covered with
natural or artillcial glass te prevent its
penetration by liquids. This is termed
glazing. The glae mast vary as it
must fuse or melt nccerding te the
ware upon which it is placed.
It must also dilate or contract In pro
portion te the biscuit or else it will
crack or cr.i7e and produce the above
result.
Unequal or insullicieiit firing orburn erburn
ing may and will sometimes produce
the same results.
Yeu may, and will no doubt ask,
" Hew then can you tell whether you
are getting a geed altlcle", Simply
and only by buyinu these makes which
experience has taught dealers te recom
mend as the lst and take their guar
antee. Such makes you can llnd and such
guarantee you can get by calling at
15 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKU, PA.
B!
OTK IS MAKINO
CABINET PHOTOaRAPHS
AT :t-00 L POZI.
AT NO. 10ft NOKTII QUKKN BTKKKT,
ljncaU)r, V
jani'j-iiu
T
U1H I'Al'KR IS PRINTED W1TU
INK
Manufactured hy
J. K.WBIGHT A CO,,
marlHya aeth and Hare su rbiuaelpliia, V.
MMb
y .
A.i.
REMOVED.
-tt!
(-M
jt
if
IIANVHOMR
W
HEINITSH
mlllyd
WATVHBH.
AND ART I
CAPS, XV.
WO Ml 8.
whether you purchase or net, liON'T jrOKU T
Reliable Carriage Works,
EAST KINO STREET.
127-lydAw
tMAVMLKWa UV1UH.
READINgTa COLUMBIA 7AIL-KOAI
AND 1WANCIIKS, AND LKUANO.N ANU
LANCASTKU JOINT LINK tl. IL
On and arter sitndav, NOVKMlti:n sth .81'
TUA1NS LKAVK ItKAlUNU
rer Columbia and Lancaster at 7.13 a. m., 12.00
neon and 6.10 p. m.
rer Quarryvllle at 7.1S a. in. and B.10 p, in.
"or Chtckles at 7.15 a m. and u.10 p. in.
TKA1NB LKAVK COLLI Hill A
for Heading at 7.30 a. m ., l.V and S.40 p. m.
Fer Lebanon at 1215 and S.W p. m.
TltAINS LKAVK QUA11KY V1LLK
rer Lancaster at 0.SS and 7.13 a. nt. and 2.J1 p.
Ker Keadlug at G.2S a. m. and 2.33 p. ui.
Fer Lebanon at 2 S3 p. m.
LKAVK KINO STKKKT (Lancaster.)
rer Heading at 7.30 n. in., 12.40 and 3.40 p. m.
rer Lebanon at 0.40 a. in., li0 and 6.O0 p. in.
rer Quarryvllle at S.'il a. m., 4.40 and 8.20 p. m.
LKAVK PKINCK STKKKT (Lancaaler.)
rer Heading at 7.40 a. m li.viand 3..W p. ui.
rer Lebanon at 6.47 a, in., 12.W and ft-OS p. in.
t or Uuarry vllle at 9 12 a. in., 4.10 and 8 u p. m
TltAINS LKAVK 1.KUANON.
rer Lancasterat7.2a.m., 1230 and7.30p.m.
or (juarryvllle at 7.20 a, in.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
TltAINS LKAVK KKAU1NU
rer lAncaster at 7.20 a. in. and 4.00 p. in.
rer e, uarryvllle at 4.00 p. m.
TltAINS LKAVK QUAKKYV1LLK
rer Lancaster, Lebanon and Heading at 7.10 am
TltAINS LKAVK KINO 8T. (Lancaster,)
rer Heading and Lebanon at B.0S a. in. and S.V
n. m.
rer Quarryvllle at 3.M p. m.
TltAINS LKAVK PHINCK ST. (Incaster,)
rer Heading and l.elanen and 8.10 a, m. and 4.04.
p.m.
TUAINS LKAVK LKUANON.
rer Lancvstcr at 7.43 a. m. and 3:U p. in.
rer yuarryvllle at 3 p. in.
rer connection at Columbia, Marietta June,
tlen, Lancaster Junction, Manhelin, Heading
and Lebanon, see time tables at all stations.
A, 11. WILSON, HuperlutundenL
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD BOBED
ULK. Trains Lxiva LAMOiSTUR and leaTa
and arrtve at Philadelphia as fellows :
Leavu
Leave
WKSTWAKU.
Pad de Kxpresst
News Kxpresst
Way Passenger
Mall train vLi Mt. Jey.
Ne.2MailTralnt
Niagara Kxpress
Hanover Accem
rastLlnef
rredetick Accem
Lancaster Accem
llarrlsbnrg Aceein....
!niumbla Accem
Philadelphia
Lancaster.
iirup. uu
4 JO a. in.
4 30 a. in.
T.uia in.
r-ua. ta, S'i
n a. m.
6 JO a. m.-
via Columbia
7:40 a. in.
B3Sa.M. -J.g
HJiea. n. -Sfl
via Columbia
11:60 a. m.
via Columbia
vlaMt. Jey..
lOOn. m. n?t
4-in m u. iwittf
at.5-vjJ
13 p. IU.
4 40 p.m.
5 top in.
8 30 p.m.
l(M6p.in,
Leave
Laucaster.
2:45 a, ui.
603 a, in.
8:10 a. in.
8 53a.re.
B-oea.m,
VIM p. in.
216 p. in.
4 00 p III.
7-30 p. SB. w3
Harrlshurg Kxpress...
Chicago and Cln. fcxt
Western Kxpreast-
j:u it, is,
10-45 p. Bl,
IX'IUU. HI.
Arms m
KASTWAHU.
Phlla. Kxpressf
rast LlueJ
llarrtsburg Kxpress.
l4tncaster Accem nr,
Columbia Accem.,,.
seashore Kxpress, ...
Johnstown Accem...
Sunday Mall
IIB.V Urnrefisf .,
rails. Tjys
4-4.1 a. UI, Eft!
B 23 a. in. x-f- !
hHtJer ";--
11:43a.m. vkt
6-ui p. m, -..v ?
?. m. .Sl V
lijse p w-,-3 M
14.1 p.in,
llarrtsburg Accem. ... 643p.m. ltUf.m.y
The Lancaster Accommodation leaves "-"JX
"-' -yu
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VMM IIMTTlilP - .. JT-
uurgube.iup. hi. mu -uu,-w, ,-.- "tj
P'Tbe Marietta Accommodation leavj-'J-0!?"
hiautAuia ... a,-rt Hi.,hA, Marletlaatt4ia. "taa
leaves Columbia at Il: i". Jj5JtS
reaching MrlelU, at IftM .JLlSSmi
3-4) t also, leaves at H-n JtSSilkm
n.iin rlm AMAA.-n,iMikiina leaVM
A UU M IH -.v-.'...-..- "- J
7 IU ane arnvea at -.,",;"Ji-wllh
HarrlsbursT Kxpre! at ..
with llarrtsburg Kxpres-,
Tne rreuerwa a
tng at Lancaster
The rrederlc AccomwetiMi-j.
mmm
D. in., win run miivi
cinmCtawiS-
K fr"
p. m
rMa
will run through
day- . .... . m SMaOaT. wktl
-UfJwjVatUewnftgUiw-. UtWMTlltJ
hurt Ut. Jet. Blliahelhwwa 4UI M144J
n m Hsui lmttm will wwr --
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