THE LANCASTER DAILY, INTOLUQBN01CB, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1886.
GKACIH.
Continued.
CIIAI'TIHI ll
Mr. Nliiipkliiii,eiiileiiiyliHlw'lH ' '!"
mean planned upon ntiy new or t.lnliir.ile
method. Mr. ami Mm. Hliiipklim prl. U.I
tliomselui mllier nK) "'"r V.mTV. ."
initley, nml WMike utltinlliKy. " iieUIIkIiI
liBly. of nil modern lnlltiitleim limn tliclr
own. When Mr. Hlnipklim (tlie prolimer, um
he wnNoilleil) iwltl Birth en tlie wilijwt eC
Hrl, clmt In hi voltet ilrciwltig (town nml In
Milled MiiiiikliiK'i'ePi 0110 hand Urmly planted
en lilt lilp, the ntlier ninety (racing tlcslgiiM
in tlm einpty iilr, lieHild a hikxI e i I ortue
for lleynelilN, !.;. lonre, or (li.linlxireiili,
ami ewm lilaudly commented upon Wllklu
nml a few otliei of lilt coutempoiurliit, lull
I-OIWCOII IIIC10H1HI UK) lMllllCMOl tllll pieiunl
wiw n niile null lli.'il. I'.vun continental
urtlM wei 0 r coreiiH v IlmieiimI. Sullv.
hImhvkI (e.irriilly, wllli nn otnliieu Rlinke of
tlm head, Mr. Hlinpklnt would any i
"Let ti go Uwk, my ile.ir (tituitlx, let lis un
iMCklnrnrL"
Ami yet, fur tlie me called "old iiuiitera" liu
had llllle iuitliii.il.ivn j Ilapliael m peiluipi
tlm only erwii liose talent he admitted,
hut thli with hiipIi roliictnnce Hint It It te Iki
fenred the prolm-ier'H ImlginuiitH nuru
xoniewtint narrow. With Rrent ilccl ilccl
"Ien he opposed nny tien-rmiHlml ur ur
ratigemenu (even for Mintllnllnti) In
IiIh elass-rtiems. There wai n clasn for
Imllpx, ntietlier for gentlemen ; tliei-n were
held in two dirty litllu roeum, tlie Htiiallcraiul
dirtier IkiIiib graiilcd for tlie nenker net.
Here It wmh tlint Amelia AVyuirn plodded
nml ilioameil, her exterior aspect that el h
pilot, iiHltutrieui pupil, her Inner heiiI
nllame with eager ecnlnllcleiiKluK' for fulilre
(aiiienml HllrceiH.
I'oer AmulM nut Hometimut it Iltlle imeor imeer
tnln of the profettor'a ability ; In thl hIie
.tillered from the red of the putult, who
"orshlpped, iiuiiinillniiliigly, ut tlie kIiiIiie
of hit Intellect ; lint there was In AiiieII.i'h
haracter nn absolute wnnt of rouirenco. Mho
w.it, Indeed, tluerate)y anxious te nttend n
nclioel In .lower street, of which Mhehad
heard much, whero the teaching m.t llrst
rnle. Hint whero young men nud women
worked Hlde hy hide In it great linll,
thereliy advancing thilt great mid liolile
canto ei "women' rlghtis" which lay me near
te AmelU'n liivut. Jlut Mrs. Wyvern willed
It otherwlnn, nud therefere, her iluiighler
continued te li ene of the prefipwu'i. pupil.
I'uiictually eery morning Ainelli. iiiiule her
apiicurauce in the little dark cIuvmoeiii ,
dally the ktuuihled niiir the skeleton lie.ir
thedoer.n peer battered xkeleteu whereon
tlie Niudeiit hung their cloaks amt lint,
and concerning which mid the 'id.n enl-up
heard many teetiln jnk.m were made. l;.erv
morning; Itttle Mtn SiuipkliiH rounded te
Amelia with retiewwl rett what enre nud
trouble she (Mix. Hlmpklui) had feuud II
noeeHtary te bestow en thoeestinue of next
wpnk'KOlnuerntnly ilrnpeil iii'Mlel, nud e.nrv
morning Hie prolester, ruMiing In hands,
would rultorate:
" Art, Mint Wyierit, nethlni; like art, my
dear lady, nAin; ( nrf '"
And overy morning Amelia mmleil and
I'.slded In rilunt reply.
The priiloaer Hhene, noiucIieu, inem in
theory than In practice. He po"etscd u pur
pleeye, that It, of course, metnpherkall.).
KerytlUii(,' he piloted, from n tunnel te a
snowdrop, was equally pliiui-eoleur, ami he
until rally insisted that hit pupils kIieiiM
iH-rupiileiisly lmit.le hi method.
In tlie class were many .loree of cxi-cl-lenca
One Jioer lady uever ce.ised te repre
(line In black u huge plaster uuse about II no
inities In leiiKlh. There va. the hIiem
pupil, of course, who, it was wlusmred,
had once exhlbited nt the Dudley gallery.
'seinulliiicH, when Amelia, biting heremil
is'iicefully at slie Kaeil round tlie room, tiist
nt the tired Hiiltana en her Kreeu biiy
tlimnc," then at the pluiu-oelonsl repre repre
HeutatieiiH of the said sultana en the ls mis
or canvases of the students Amelia, with a
long sigh, aekiirmledpwl that life It short,
and art distressingly, almost nbiurdly, letiK-
Vel she worked clieerlully till nearly dusk,
then, KAthered iiji her painting materials, hIiu
wlolarewell te kindly Mrs. Nliiipklus, sent
"all manlier el leves" te the U.by, nud
shook hands with the professor, who,
whilst he praised her work, nan pretty cer
tain te recommend " a lectie mere cobalt
mixed with crimson lake." And then,
dreaming dreams of future glory, her pretty
tresti faconlew, Amelia ran downstairs and
walked quickly home, only te take out her
palnttiex ence mere, nml study candlelight
ellect-s, with her mother nud.irmiu ler
model Instead or the weary sultana from
Leather I .alie.
Olie Inte afternoon In NeMuiiber, Mry.
VyBrn nml her younger daughter weru
sitting, a usual, in their somewlitt dreary
drawlng.roeiu, which had been liimlshed
upwar.Nef lortyjears ageand was cense
iiently at unplcturcs'pieiis metiip..rlinunl
of that date. Ainella called this an "I in pos
sible" room, nud, in her moment of hopeful
miss nt te a happy pecuniary futiire, w as apt
te Imagine herself pulling down tlie ugly
glaml chlutz curtains, tearing up the worn
crimson and black carpet, nml gtwug free
M-ope te her ndtanced ipstlietlc lend. u le '
That was a dream, however, distinct, lil;c se
many of our castles In the air, te adorn the
future only, for albeit ether folks' taste
might cemu and go, Mr. Wyern's -ellil but
Inartistic draw lug-room furniture "went en
forever."
(Iracle Wat lying en i. sofa, which was .lis
tresslngly mnde up of false lines ami wrung
curves. Hhe was staring at the lire in the
highly ornamented steel grate, whilst, eppi -site
te her, sat Mr. Wyveru, knitting and
converslng, or rather sollleipiir-ing, en the
iiiexhaustible subject el butchers' ami bakers'
bills.
.Suddenly the deer opened nml Douglas
Mcllulsh was shown in.
"I Ventured te liringa lew violettleriirncie,''
queth the shy young man, proceeding with
laborious awkwardness te untie a little blue
M3r parcel he held. "Howare yote.hy,
Ils.t.iracle?"
MIsHfirncle wa. much delighted with the
Molets, and sat up en her sela, nt slie held
them In her thin little hands stroking them,
and tin ally arranging thorn, caiefully one by
une upon their green leaves in n saucerful el
water.
"Is net Ml Amelia home yet'" asked
Douglas after n pause.
Ne, Amelia was net home yet ; but Mrt
Wyvern was looking for her sjieedy return,
for the alternoen had already grown both
dark nml misty.
"llutenlyl.it that child sottle herself com
fortably down nt her painting," added the
mother, half in pride, halt in annoyance,
"and thore's no getting her away again till
doomsday."
"She went oil te school at nine this morn
ing." said (iroce.
".She'll be u line pain ter Heme day," re
marked Mcllulsh, with conviction.
He was sitUg In tlie semi-darkness u few
jards from Grace ; she could hee the outllue
of hit gaunt figure, and hi plain, earnest
featuius Irradiated new and then by litful
gleams of tlrellght; he, en tlie ether hand,
could watch the sleuder white lerm stretched
out In stillness upon the couch.
"Will I wait te see Miss Amelia " asked
the visitor with subdued eagorues.
"Oh yet, pray stay and tnlk tens ;" replie.1
Mrs. Wyvern; "this has been rather a bad day
of neuralgia for drace. Yeu won't mind tlie
dark, Mr. Mcllulsh ; it scarcely scorns worth
wlille having the Iluhts a vet."
Thoreupeti, Mcllulsh contentedly stayed
and talked ; darkness Is nn incentive te tlie
conversation of shy lelk. Besides, strange
te say, he could always talk mere treely te
drace and her mother than te his lady-love,
bitterly though be lamented hi dellcleucy in
that respect.
Presently, Ameliacame in. ,
"Don't you want a lampT"she nskud,
laughing, brlnglngln with her nn atmosphere
of energy and gaiety, and yet an amount et
tresh air that made drace shiver.
"Oh mother. I cau'taeea bit !" continued
Amelia; "de let us have light. Why, it
tliatyeu, Mr. Mcllulsh T"
"Mr. Mcllulsh has been telling u nil
about the aurora," said Grace. " It must
le se btiautllul In tlie far North, Amy!
Please tell Amy about It, Mr. Mcllulsh,
won't you 1
"Only hew I red 'home ene ulgut, ene
winter night," began the Scotchman, con
lusedly. He had risen from hi chair at
Amelia's entrance, uud new steed twirling
his hat slowly round uud round In his big
linuy nanus.
"It was across the lonely moors," said
drace.
" Anil the aurora was sheeting up into the
heavens," said Mr. Mcllulsh.
"Mere lienutirul than daylight," added
drace enthusiastically. "Onfyluncy, Amy,
what the great rays must lie, white, and
silver, and rose color, giving one an idea et
Heinii wonderful welr.l world out far, far be
yond the distant hills. I can fancy being
lured away and away, tewaril tlwt magical
horizeu 1
"Here comes the lamp," said Mrs. Wyvern.
" Dear we, hew they have snllt the oil again,
all ever the handle 1 l)eesnft your moiher,
Mr. Mcllulsh, lind thather BervantH "
"Light, Light!' I leel like Ou-the," In.
terrupted Amelia Irrelevantly. ''Mamma,
I waut te show you gomethluir. De leek.
The professor mya thare Is an oxUibltlen
going te eiien Imiiiedlatcly, nomewliutn he
knew, nud he thinks I might leally, Ituly,
n.l thl head."
Out from iimler Amy'si leik cainensipiiiie
brown nier parcel, mid then the young
artist, with n little nlr or modest (heugh con
scious merit, held up te view n small oil
painting leproseiillng llie heiul of nil Italian
lumllt,
" WlinlrenllyT" nsked Mrs. Wyveru, in
ndmirntleti.
"Oh Amy, net renlly 1 " whoed drive.
"Ye," answered Amelia quickly
He vvasa llorce bauilll.n very llure-j ImiiiUI.
Ills head wa slightly tuined away; still
his eagloglnnce was llxixl Ihre.iteuliigly en
tlui bnheldert hi glance evidently meant
much. H.i wa nrrnyed in a gorgeous
continue, worn, prnluhly, by baiullin el hit
province only, nml lilt backgeiiud vrnt the
well-known blue nud cloudiest sky of the
Neulh.
"Well, 1 must say," reiliarked Mrc.
Wyvern Impressively, ntshe lisikml nreunil
her for tlie sake el nrgument- -" I must s.iy,
Amelia, that you have mnde very gteal pro pre
gross." " It's n bunutiriil head," said (Jrace syiu
iinthellcallv! "nh. veil dear, clever Amy, 1
inustulve veu kltsj 1 nevur snvv such n
llercn.liwiklilif bamllt !"
"I sheul.r think mil," letutned Amy.
"The proretser w.mteil u iillcillarly te
catch that expression, in the mistel actually
did commit n murder oiice long ngolnCer.
slca."
"Ol tourneeiio must net praise ene' own
child," nald Mrs. Wyern, " lint I cannot
help thinking there nre very Tew young ar
tists vv he could beat that head. And I don't
knew nlieut 'young either."
"There Is ene llltlu thing that troubles
me,'1 said Amelia in n hesitating voice, "that
I, you see, miinilim, the high light u the
bandit's tiose. What de .you think ej tlie
highlight, Mr. Mcllulsh ?"
"I'm no much et n palnler injsel," io ie io
plled tlie person Interrogated, who lapsed
into n northern dialect whouevcr hit b.s'.uiiu
nervous. " The lume I net that bad, le my
thinking ; It's the lad's completion that's ter
rible blue, surely."
" Why, the professor R.ld II was net blue
enough'!" exclaimed Amnlla.
"Oh, Mr. Mcllulsh, you don't leally
think It blue'"' nsk.d drace roptojih reptojih roptejih
lully. " I I . " slamuieied tlie 3'eiiiig
man.
" I'erha," H.1I1I Mrs. Wyvern, vvtlh sem.i
severity, " perhaps that Air. .Mcllulsh has
net sullloleiitly ceusldeied tlm iclltstlens
Hern tlm seutlieru sky."
Amelia said no moie. I'es-slbly, she in
wardly loll that, Uke the archbishop in 'dil
llliis,' alie de-iied ler her critic " toute serlet
.In preiierltes, iivw) 1111 hjii plus .logout,"
whilst the unhappy ellumler, stumbling ever
hit sentence, sought, by the most ludis
crluilnatiiig praise, bireluslale hlmsell In hit
former ixisltleu of trust.
Days passed , the bamllt, carefully trained
nml lalielled, was sent te tlie exhibition, and
In due time, at Amellt received nominee te
the contrary, she became tnjmtillngly, hee
billy, delightedly nwaie that her pi' ture wa
accepted and hung.
During these anxious days, show at eagerly
wxpectant,aml yet all aid, te hear the pet' man's
knock ; -.lie knew net what new he might
bring. Ne news is geed news, doubtless, hs
..race elteu asserted, nml jet sin li Ulcnce
wat trying te be.ir.
Amelia worked soniewhat lltfillly nt the
protester's. She found herself In high favor
with her fellow -students , they evidently
viewed her Willi much increased rosecl.
On 01.1 isvulen the oer lady who was
struggling with tholarge chalk 1100 actually
went en all-tours te leek for a piece or India,
rubber which Amelia had dropped ' Mrs.
Miupkin a hi ru.vsel her as " dear
child ," the profetsir Ulked lengthily
te her of the jswdble legeneratlen "I art,
a Kiihjis't he rosetveu lur 11 very
choice row iiuuugst hi pupil, deeming,
doubtless, thnt there were but few r them
(Untitled te lake a really uethe part 111 such
regeneration.
Hut Amelia could net work a of vore ; she
piloted out te-day what she had ktlnted in
vesterday. slie wa certainty domerallrcil.
Her small capibllitiesef tlie present jir red In
her mind vvlth tlie wlde destinies slie con
templated forthe future, or coiime the brig
and was tlie doorway through which she was
te wend her steiis toward these destlnIes,aml
t, at she worked, she wat i-onscleilt or
some uneasiness concerning the Hulle nature
of her own art. Certainly, at home, as shu
sat Isiside Oracle's couch, at rest Ireiu palette
or canvas, she held lertli garrulously at te
her future aim and present success, vv about
any disturbing emotion. Somehow, it was
nlvvnys se easy te talk te Grade! Nothing
seemed tee gieat, nothing tee small, for her
facile comprehension ami universal sv 111
palhv.
" by can't women become K0y.1l ncado ncade
miciaii"'" Amelia would exclaim wratbfiilly
whilst hersister listened sorrowfully. "What
1111 unjust, miserable nineteenth century we
llvelu, b) he sure," continued Amelia, lor ler
getful of her dcs'trlne of progress; " only
think el Mary Moter and Angelica Kallll
mail I"
" Were they aculemlclau " asked drace,
who was stillstrangely ignorant en the sub
ject. " Why, of course."
And" tbereupiin Gracie Irem her lull
luvmg heart protested that Amelia was
surely liiteiuled te Ixxjeme tbe famalu
ait pioneer of this present generation,
and that the most obtuse public could net
isjsslbly remain blind te her remarkable
merit.
It may be held that stub indiscriminate
praise was iiuuholsemo for Amelia, but Grace
did net reason thereon ; she was net going te
set upas a mural blister or scourge ler the
chastening el her sister. If drace Wyvern
loved the universe generally, hew much
mere must she net iuell70 these objects of
nllectleu which woreenolrclod by the narrow
laiuii dary or home?
l'erchiince she wa net aUegelli.n wrong.
I'er, surely, when, tired amt grey be.ub-il,
we pause In the journey of 1 lie, and hsik
back Usm tho.e sweet, IikjIIsIi fend
nesse with which in early days our
dear one ouceuragod our unripe cllerts,
we smile te recall the elleits, and sigh
te remember the iend words, conscious
that siiice then the outer world's mere
truthful judgment together with our own
piimrul conviction) ha sulllciently well set
tled that little 111at1er.it ouryeuthtul vanity.
There 1110 net many boys at school, 1 Imag
ine, who condemn the mother's teuilerness
vv Mich scarcely prepared them for a llie of
haul ship.
Ilapiy, even whilst Gracie encouraged her
sister by extreme adulation, Amelia grew
humble, and lelt her own laultsall the 111010
keenly.
"Don't dear, don't," slie entreated. " Yeu
see me 11 I want te be, net a I mil."
"It I becaiHe I knew you se well,"
returned dracle simply. " I see you
new already n you ate going le be.
It It all in you Amy, though oilier
jieople may net see it yet n I de, nnd I sup sup
jes.i it ha been in you ever slnce you were
born. Yeu need te learn what I technical,
per luii, but an artist is an artist nlwnys."
" I sometime think it i you who nre the
real 'artist, " sighed Amelia; "you feel se
much."
" Oh yes, 1 leel," said Oracle, somewhat
viigueiy, gazing nt Amelia with lustrous
dye.
As ler drace's own prospeet. they nevei
troubled her. Kven Mrs. Wyvern, who
doted en her Invalid child, never alluded te
the child's tuture. Perchance she dreaded
the tuture or perehatice te her it seemed
that the little white form must needs con
tinue le He strotched befere her eye en
the couch by the Ilreside, though years
tolled en, though Amelia should go forth
Inte the world te her triumph, and whilst
she horsell sat knitting with tlm deepening
shadows of age gathering about her. Yes,
Gracie wat te be there, always ; Oracle, who
was tended and pettod, carried Ireui room te
room nud prepped up en pillows j Oracle, ler
whom tlie cook's sleuder knowledgo wa
dully heavily taxed ; Oraele, for whom new
iJoeKHHiHi preuy noeuioworK were cousiaui ceusiaui
ly provided drnole, ttie pivot en which
the household really turued, the homely
beacon by which they all directed their
wav. All, Douglas Mcllulsh last, net least,
itecause he was net constantly present In
the house, however, Douglas noticed
mere readily than the ethers hew
Hhrunkt'ii tbe slender tlgure had be-
become, hew wan and whtte the delicate
feature had grown. It tilled his heart with
pain te inarK me change, a gradual, steady
change, he thought. Hew he should mi.
little Oracle) He hail never had a sister; it
was a tender Jey te him te think of dracie a'
such. It was no disloyalty te Amelia that
he leved dracie se deeply, lur Indeed Amelia
pessessed an additional attraction In hi eyes
In that dracie was her sister, and therefore,
.thought Douglas, ene day.
However, argued he, drace was hi sister
already ; there was really no need te leek
ler inore. Hhe understood him a none
surely but a sister could understand.
Wheu )ie was earnest, she was soil soil
en 1 when he was perturbed, she grew sym
pathetic ; wher. he was shy nnd ill at ease,
hIie renewed his contldeneo. Hy seme In
explicable reticence, he had never actually
talked te her or his matrimonial lutentleus ;
he guessed noverlholoss that Oracle would
btuud him iu geed stead with her slater, uud
sieak well of him. nay, plead hi cause. If
noed thore worn, lle linrt even occasionally
wished, big, brave malt though he was, that
he might proisise le Ainella vvbllst dracie
lay cl.we hy. Hhe would doubtless, without
speaking, give him that ceurngn or words
which he se strsngely lacked ; he could
augur from llm loot In her oj-e whether he
K)ke well or III nml what cllecl he was
likely te have en Amelia.
Douglas wnt abb! te read Unrein h
counteiinnce botter than that or his
lady-love ; In many ways the yeunger
girl nppenred le film llie elder or llie
two. Hisviiise Amelia wa sojeymis, se mil
eriire, netnken up with nrtnnd thoerlos or
nil sort, he busy, he ohetgotlc, he wn n little
uurerbiiu hew le break the ice, hew le de
mand hen attention, nud bid her listen te
whnt was tumullueuily throbbing, and ach
ing within hi heart tumultueuslv throb
bing, yet setlly murmuring also. I'er, ifn
mail's henrt hoever Helier than a women's,
Deimint McHulsh, rough and uiigalnly
though he appeared, poswssed mere gentle
organ thnn did Amelia Wyvern.
Ohie he hail tiled te lHgln ieii the drend drend
ed subJecU . , ,
"Don't keep 1110 tee long Just new;," said
Amelia, smiling, ami looking lilm through
nnd thieugh with her wldo-eisjn brown
oyes. " Yeil knew, Mr. Mcllulsh, men
never exKict women le hatu.iny rcitf btial
nets, de they T"
"Hut tlil,"sliiiiinrued Mcllulsh, -"this
In question of vital lliipoitnnce. . . A
peer lollevv "
"Oh, here are two shillings," crled Ainella
cordially; "why should you mind asking
me? 0 cetiMr I should llke te help any
ene you are Interested In I And I daresay
mamma will help, tee. Hut I really must
go new; y.ju won't mind, for my brushes
will rurtnlnly nisii! if I don't go nnd clenn
them tills very minute!"
IC'eiichithnl Toinniretv
Mei.r.is.
V lelrta, tlnlnty nml sneet,
I lei 11 of tlie dew unit tlie May ;
Set In theiIliU nnd Hie heal
1 leave yen te perbiii te dty
.Say, In the lentlest ttnte.
I'leull shall you go te your lest.
Mega could but envy your fate
lijlnij le nlgtit en lier breast.
. I), rufen.
Male winknua nnd lest et power
iiieiiietly uuicil II00W, In cents In slumps.
Hei Urn DlMxiiifiniy JlcOleal Ahsoclntleii, U'J
-Mil 1 11 si reel, lull, lie. N. 1, M.Tlut IT
Knit wind neuralgia sleepiest nllitu. tit.
.Intelis Oil lines and gives lest
Pimoenn, laudaiuiiii nml stupelylng yiups
nn'Ktvcnte babies by lliuuglitles inelhus te
telli've cello and tletfullics", but pal nut of
Inluliti lilhlren ue I)b. Hand's Celic Cure, be
iaii.n It relieves unit doe no Injury a stubborn
act iieiii expHrieuce.
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lHldl lll IUI HIV IIUS lllll I'll. II AI.O " K-f. .-
mit t'ln jIc for thllilimi unit ail nils, inavl-lnid
.hum ,1, Mitliieli., Siipt. Htene Dept. New
Cujillnl nt Albany, N. .. writes "315 Lnrk
ktiiul, June , Vum. I linve been using All-
'tck'-i l'oreiis I'lustiis m in) own person nml
In my family for the last thirty eurs. I deem It
n lnslter et duty te bear public testimony te
their excelling uscIiiIihms a un external luin
eilj. riac.d upon the pit of tlie stomach, they
emul and tone the digestive organs. On the
niuall of tlie liuek, they glve vigor te limner limner
veut system and act baft v. enderlul dtruutfe. I
think In nil la.'.a of ilyspepln they should be
worn lulti en tlie back nml en the ptlef the
stomach In Hits n they act as n stimulus te
Hie n hole system. ' inaH-lnd
llirrt .ire a I'rw IJrugKUt
VV he an- tonuikeiilaigeprotlton n worthless
lull- le ilian te wall ter the ptsnperltv that lilll-iiiaia-ly
icsulu from honest ilesllng. 'I hese nin
the men who, when nsked for n lknsen't Cap
cinu Plaster, will lecemmeud semu cheap nml
tnl-tiy nibslltiilnorliiitlntlen, saying ills "Just
us geed " seinctltne-i lliev will de up mid sell
the tndcrable Imitation without remaik, allow
bur the ciisiemer te supwn he has Itensen's,
If the valueless planter 14 returned, Cheap Juhn
will uy In- has inaite a mttnke If mil, lie htm
ibinu a iroeil tlrel.u of business rlhe iiubllcurn
nuitleiHil agiilnsl.lehii ami nil his Ilk Hey el
rejpiTtnl'le druggists only. The getiutne llcn llcn
seii s plaster has the " 1 hie. Seals ' traile murk
ami the word " Lspelne "cut In thecwiti".
n.'iil.VV.Sw
HVKUIAI. KtiriUKH.
WHY tVli.liiOU eeiiKh when Klilleh's Cure
will glve ImiiH'itlateri'llel. I'rlce in cts.,50eta..
nml It, Ker sale by II. II. Cochran, Druggist.
Ne. 1J7 North Uueen street.
All K YOU 3IAIIK mlsemhle by Iii.ltRvttlnn,
Censllnatluu, IHzlne-s, I.est et Appetite, Y'ol Y'el Y'ol
ew Skin 1 Milleli's V Itallzer Is u positive cure.
Ker sale by II. II. Cecluau, Druggist, Ne. IJ7
North ijueeu street.
" IIACKMKTAUk ' n lnstliiK mid tnigrant per.
nine, 1'rlie JSanilf") tents. Fer sale hy If II.
Cochran, UrugglsUNe. IJ7 Nerthyueen street.
bllll. HI'S CATAltltll Itl'.MKDY n rstltlve
cure ler Calnrrh, Dlptherla, mid Cunker .Meuth.
or sslu hy II. II Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1J7
North .juoeu Btieet.
Onr nerri.R KFTKi-rs A Crmc. Mr. Oscar E. II.
boeh, el Allentown, I'a , wnt bedfast with lm
Itjiiiuiutury rheuuiallsin In the winter of ls-A
Dovters teuld te nothing te relieve him. lle
teiniiienccd using Ciiess' Itheumatle Iteinedy.
Hy the time he hud used hull a bottle he could
leave his lied : when he hail Mulshed the bettle
he was euied nnd haj net had a leliirn of the
dl-eaieBlnie. In his own words, " 1 leel liettel
thm uverbefeie.
lice II, by all dniKislsts.
I1ib3iih1MW,vK
ItKOVV.Va ilOUHhllOI.I) l'ANACKA.
1 the most directive l'alnDesliej ei In the world.
Will most suiely ipilcken the blisxl whether
taken Internally ors applied iixlernKlly, nua
Uierehy inerti certainly ltKI.IEVK PAIN,
whether chionle or acute, than any ether pain
allevluter. and It Is warranted double the
slmngth of any similar preparation.
It cures pain In the Hide, Uncle or llewels, Sere
Threat, Kheuinatlsm, Toethucho nnd ALL
ACI1KS. nnd Is The (Ireat Kellever of l'uln.
"IIIlOVVN'hllOUShllOI.D l'ANACKA " should
x In every family. A leunpoentulof the 1'nnacea
In a tiiinbler of n t water (swei'tenisl. If prn prn
fened.l taken nt iedlline, will 1I11EAK UP A
COLD, a cents ft bottle.
ui3MyflM.W.43w
.SI.EKI'LESS NIUHTS, iniule mlsenible by
that teirlble cough. hhlleh'sC uieUtbe leinedy
ler veu. Korwdeliy II. ILCechruu, Druggist, Ne
1J7 Ninth (Jilccn slieet.
hlllLOIl'S VlTAbl.EliU what you need ter
Constipation, boss of Appetite, DUzlness, and
nil sympteius of lyss'ptla. I'llie 10 and 75
cents per bottle, rer sale by II. II. Cochran,
lliiigKist, Ne. 1JJ Ninth yui-en stieel.
Caiitlim.
Wn would cmitleii the l'uhlle te bonme of
Dealers nllurlng Kemp's llaltam nt less than tbe
regular l'rlis,1llr"iitsiind fl, lis eftenllinet tint,
tutiiiiisorliiferieimtlclesiiienoldasthegeniilno
In outer te ennhle them le sell cheaply. 11.11.
Cechnui, druggist, Se. IS! North Queen street It
eiu iiKt'iit for Lancaster, bainnle buttle given
tojeiirrf. elS-lwd.tw
KOIl IIY8PKPIA mid Liver Complaint, ou
hnvun printed guarantee en every bettle et bid
lull's Vitallzer. It neverhills teeiiie. Fer sale
hv II. H. Cochran, Iiruguist, Ne. 1J7 North Queen
street.
The Kirllenient Net Over.
Tbn lush nt 11. It, rechran.rtiUK'glst. Ne. 137
North Queen street, sllll continues en ucceunt
el persons mulcted vvlth Cough, Colds, Asthma,
IlieiichltUmid Consumption, toprectironbotllo
of hemp's lUlsam ter the Ibrent nml Lungs,
which Is sold en a gtiniantee and Isglvlngcnllie
satisfaction. It Is a standard family remedy.
PrlcoSOceiitsiimUi. Trial ittcrce. el5-twdAw
TIIK KKV. tiKO. 11, T1IAYKK, of bourbon
Ind., says : " both Inyseir anil wlfn ewe our lives
teSlllLOIl'MCONrUfMl'riUNClJKK." Knrsalu
by II . II. Cochran, DruggUt, Ne. XT, Ninth Queen
BlIIM't.
NEVKUtilVKUP.
II you nre tumbled with nervous or sick head
nehe, de nut gtv clip v our case us Incurable until
you have tiled Dr. Leslie's Special l'lescrlptlen.
be the testimonials In another column, dil lwd
Don't elve up. them Is a euro lercatuilh mid
cold In the head. Thousands testify that Ely's
Cieam Halm had entirely cured idem It Is a
hate and pleasant remedy. It Is net a li'liild or
Hiiutf 11 cuius by cleansing nnd healing, Pilcu
ilk' at Drugglsta.
Ex Mayei It. W. Tewnluy, Judge T. F. Mc
cormick, E. II. bherwoed, llunkeri J. Mugulie,
banker i II. S. Davis, Hunker; and J.O.'llche J.O.'llche
ner, Meirhant, idl of JSlUabctb, N. J., earnestly
commend Kly's Cream Halm as a spaclfle for
catarrhal nirectlen. my I Sw deedAvv
MOTIIKKSI MOT11KUSI1 .MOTIIEUSIII
Are you dtsturlied nt night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suuerlng una crying with
the excruciating pain of cutitng teeth t II se,
Se at onre and get a bettle of Mrs. WlNbLOW'8
OOI'IUNU SYKUP. It will relieve the peer
little sufferer Immediately depend upon It t
theiu Is no mistake about It. Thore Is net a
mother en eai th who has ever UM'd It, who will
net tell you ut onto that It will regulate llie
bowels, and Klve lust te the luelher, and lellef
ana ueiiun ve me cmiu, epuraiuiK like limbic.
tt
Is perfectly sate te use In all caes, and pleasant
te thu tasle, and la the prescription of eiih of tbe
eldest and best female physicians In thu United
States. Beld every where. 23 cunt a bettle.
miU'Sl-lydM.W.Siw
T
1118 l'Al'Ktf IH PlllNTKD WITH
INK
Manufactured by
J. K. WBIQHT & CO.,
umriD-lyd JIU and Hare Sts l'liilaaelphla, Pa
nmnwAu
Hi:UMATIHr.
T?
A Creaking Hinge
Is dry and turns haul, until oil It applied, niter
which It move raally. Whnii tlm Jlnts. or
hinges, of the body niostlllencd nnd Inljaiiieil
by Ulieiitiintlsm, they tniinel bn moved without
ruining the Hunt mcruclKlIng ptliis. AVer's
Hnrsnputllls, by Its uctlen en the fitoed, rullevet
this comllllen, and icsteret llie Joints te geed
working order.
Ayer's Barsnpaillla hat rlTecteit, In our oily,
tunny miMt reiuurkiiblu cures, n number or which
bullied tint efTerts of thuiiiostoxnertoiiceilphysl thuiiiestoxnertoiiceilphysl thuiiiostexnertoiiceilphysl
chins. Wure It netestsry, I euiild glve the nniiirs
of many Individuals who have been cured by
taking this medicine. In my own case II has
tertaliily worked wonders, relieving me el
RHEUMATISM,
alter ts'lng troubled with It fur yeais.
for yens. In thl",
ami all oilier. liseasesarisim
; ireuilui intra uiihki,
thore Is no remedy wllli which I amnceualnUil,
VVl
It. II. Laurence. M. II.. Ilalllinore. Md.
AVer's Harsapartlla cured inn of (lout mid
Ilheiimuliain, when nothing elnn would. It has
enidlcated overy trace of disease from my sys
tem. It. II, Hhert, Manager Hetel Ilelment,
Lewell, tlui.
I wri, dining many nieiilhi, asurTercrfrnm
chienlc Ithciimatltin. Tlidlscae atlllrtcd inn
grievously, In splle of all tlm remedies I could
nnd, until 1 commenced using Ayer's Rarsapa
tills. 1 took several bottles el thl preparation,
and wnt speedily restored te health. J. freaiu,
Independence, a.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Piepnred by Dr .1. U. Aynr A Ce, Lewell, Mast.
Held by Druggists. Pllte, II : six bottles, 11.
mVlelJ
A tiUKSTION AHOl'T
Brown's Iren Bitters
AXSWEllEI).
Thniieatlen has probably been risked then
sands of times. ' Hew can brown's Iren illltere
cure everything T" Well, It doesn't. Hut It doc
euro nuy disease for which a reputable physi
cian would prescribe IKON. Physicians recog
nize Iren as the best restorative agent known te
the profession, mid Inquiry of any leading
chemical firm will substnntlate tlie assertion
that there are mere preparations of Iren than nf
any ether substance used In medicine. This
shows conclusively that Iren Is acknowledged
te he the most Important factor In successful
medical practice It Is, howevor, a retnarkabl
fact, that prier le the dltcevery or HIIOWN'S
IKON 1IITTKUS no perfectly satisfactory com
bination had overbenu found JlltOWN'B IUON
IIITTKItS dtsvt net Injure the teeth, catise heart
ache, or preduin reiistlpatlnn nil ether medi
cines de. JlltOWN'B IKON IIITTKItS cures In
digestion, Illlleusness, Weiikneti, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, Chills mid Fevers, Tired Kcelfng. Uen
oral Dehlllty, Pain In thn Wlde, Hack or Limbs,
Headache nnd Neil nilula ler all these ailments
Iren ts prescribed dally. HIIOWN'S I HON IIIT
TKItS, honever, ilnet net cure In ivmluiite. Like
nil ether thorough medicines, tt nets slowly.
When tnken by men the first symytem of bene
tit ts renewed energy. The muscles than become
nnner, the digestion Improves, thn bowels nre
active. In u-cmirn thn cited Is usually mere
rapid and marked. The eyes begin alonceto
brighten j the skin rlears up ; healthy color
comes te the cheeks 1 nervousness dlup-
ficais ; functional derangements becume regu
ar, and flu nursing mother, ntiuitdant suste
nance Is supplied ler the child. Keiueiiiber
browns lien lit Iters U the ONLY Iren mcdl
clne that Is net lnjuileiu. i'i;ilcmiiaiid drug drug
gttttrtcemmenii it.
The Cenulne has Trade Mark and crossed led
lines en wrapper. TAK E NO OTH Kit
ej) limits lvdAvv
NOT IillCEOTHKIt KINDS.
Her 1'lastkrs net Instantly when applied,
t ty them ferltacknche, I'alntu the side, btllches,
Itheumatlsm, Sciatica, Here and w oak chest, and
dt local aches unit paint Se seething nnd
strengthening le wenk and tired parts. Com
posed or nature best known lemcdles. Virtues'
of fresh Heps, Ilurgundy Pitches nnd Canada
balsam, bold ev cry w heru 25c., 5 for f I .
HOP PL ASTKI1 COMPANY,
(10) I'loprleiers, bosten, Mass.
tJHAHl
OK Dl'hl. I'AINH.
O Shep girls, sales-women nnd house wives
all sinter More or less from wenk back or side.
ache. A lady says " One Her I'tASTER worn i
hours did my back moie geed than all the reme
dies lever used." Fer any sort of pain or boie
nesa et whatever nature. Instant relief Is given,
Superior te chest protectors for weak and seae
lungs. Her 1'LAsTKiuvaiu madu from Ilurgundy
Pitch, Canada Italsam nud the entire virtues of
irarden Heiw. sold everywhere, V, or 5 for
I1.U1. HUP 1'I.ASTKK COMPANY,
(11) Husten, Mass.
"AitAii7ubTvii "Tjnuin kkii- Living
t. In Central New Y'erk, was cmed of a dls
tiesaiug Kidney complaint by the Hep Plaster.
lle says "I knew what thev are nnd tecom tecem
lnenrt them te all the heys en the read." Ap
plied te isiln In any nail Instant rellef Is given.
Fer weak and tinsi muscles or eluts, Click,
btllches, bldeache. Neuralgia. -ero Chest, ltheu
mntlBin or local weakness the eflect la magic.
Prepared from Ilurgundy Pilch. Canada llalsam
and v-lrtuesef garden Heps. Sold by drujrgtsU
nnd country stores. 25c, S ler $l.l. HOP P I.A8
TEKCOMPANY', Hosten, Sin-.. (l-'J
Sata uhh-ha Y-i'i; v Kit.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
IS WORTH $1,000
TO AS Y MAX, WOMAX Oil CHILD,
SUFIEKINO KltOM
CATARRH.
A. K. NEW 1AN, ijnillmr, Mich.
A )irllile It applied le each nostril and Is
agreeable te use. Price f cents by mall or at
druggists, heml for circular
ELY IIIIOTIIEUS, Druggists, Owego, S.Y.
ulyUyoed&lvw
DuTuaiSkn,
OFFICES AND Dill. I bTOKE,
l.MjON.sih St ,1'hllail'a..
Keglsteicd Physician uud tiraduaie Jcrtersen
College, guarantees te cum all llleisl. skin and
Nervous Dlseoses with purelj vcgetable reme
dies. . ,
DK. DALSEN'S PILLS. Safe, Bure and etTec
lual. Sent only by Express en lecelpl of fi Ne
Pennyroyal or daugereiis drugs. 15ei)N. sih Ht,
Philadelphia. f-Myd
-lOKN RKMOVKH.
YICTORU CORN
KUHOVKK.
Warranted te eradicate completely and In a
Bheit tlme, the most obdurate corns, hard or
sett, without pain, held by uee. W. Hull, Chas.
A. Lechur, Jehn 11. Kautlinan, Dr. Wm. Worm Werm
ley, And. U. IFrev, Chas. .1. bhulmyer, and at
HKCHTOLD'S DltL'Ii STOKE,
declO-lvd Ne. 101 West Orange 8L
"I KAY'S tSl'KCIl'It' MKDH'INK,
THE GIIKAT ENGLISH ltEMEDY.
All unralllng cute for lmpetency, mid nil Dis
eases that fellow Less et Menieiy, Universal
l.asiltude, Pain In the Hack. Dimness or V lslen,
Prcmatuie Old Age. and many ether dleacs
that lead te Insanity or Consumption unit a
Piematiiie Grave . ...
-Kull particulars lu out pamphlet, which we
deslie lesend tree by mall leevi ryene. t-The
Specllle Medicine la sold by all druggists at li
per package, or six packages for $5, or will be
sent liee hy mall en the receipt of the money,
by addressing the iigent-
II. II. COCIIUAN, DriiggltloleAgent.
N03. 137 and 1J-J Ninth Queen btreet, Lanciutei,
Pa.
On account or counterfeits, we have adopted
the V ellew Wrappers the only cenulne.
Tin: okay Medical co..
apiS.lyd.Sw ilullale, N. V.
lTJEirAIiT,OTHKKS FAIL, CONSULT
DR. LOBB,
KJNOIITH FIFTEENTH bTKKKT. (llelew Cal-
lewblll btreet, Philadelphia.)
SO YKAItS' EXPEIIIENCE. Guaranteed te euro
the ullllcted and unrortunate vvlth Puiely Vege
tublu Medicines, book en special diseases ftee ;
send for It. Advice iree mid strict! V cenfiden
tial, omce hours, 11 iu m. te S p. m., 7 p. in. le 10
p.m. Tieatuientliy Mall.
ml
11-lVUt'
Hw
c
UKK UUAHANTl'.KU.
RUPTURE.
Cmu Kuarantced by 1)11 .1. II. MAVEIt.
Ease nt unce j no epcmllim or delay from busi
ness i tested by huudiciUiif curus. Main office,
8J1 AKCH ST., Pill LA. fend for Circular.
I'JU-lvdAw
WINKH AN It LKJVVHH.
rpHK OKIiKHKATKI)
" BOUQUET" AND " OliU ANCUUll"
PUKE BYE WHISKIES
Ate i Icli In Itnver, selt nnd plcnsnnl te thu tnste.
Puna Iu iunllty, ale eniellnulslliuulauts, and
they sUind without nilvnl Iu the market. Mild
at all thulcadlnK HnIeU ami by DrugclstH. Ask
lerIL HUMPllUEV.t MAllTIN,
bole Piiiprlolers,
taullMliiia 401 N. 3d St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
M
AUKIKA AND HIIEK1IY WINE8
-AT-
Mgart's Old Wine Stere
H. FA SLAYMAKER, Aeent.
KsUibllsliOd 17 6. Ne. l East Kme Stuit.
Iebl7U0
MATt,
aUMMHH ni;wh.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.'S
STRAW HAT EMPORIUM !
.
The laiitnst, most fashionable nnd most carefully selected stock In Lancaster City. riNK
MACKINAvV, DUN8TAIILE anil JAPAN llHAlilM, made up 111 thn Newest and Most Ttuueim
Styles. Alse, a larmi line et CIIKAPEIt 1IHA1DS, mude up In Elegant Styles and Attractive
Shapes, DUKSS HTIIAWS fremlOc. up.
Children's Straw Goods in Abundance.
KJIIT SUMMKIt DRUIIYB III all grades
llieakahln
W1LCOA DKKIIYH, mill IIIU 1'ICtty,
New,
whero clne In tbe city.
tff-J.oeK ran tju: ma
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
Nes. 31 nml 33 North Queen Slreel, Ltincaster, Fa.
-TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
VLtWKH ANU WATVI1KH.
-TT" Z. ItllOADH, JKWKliKH.
WATCHES.
Klne Watches let Ladles and Misses In Geld, Sllvcrt.nd Nickel with the nepular "Quann Chnln "
te match ; also a fnll Unit el Gent's Ueld and Silver Watches at lower flguies than ever ettered
herotefoio.
DIAMONDS.
Our stock In this linn Is complete and net be enelled even In the Mctiopellt, as also Inuunllly
and prlte. Mounting et precious stones a specially ; unique designs et sarue furnished te order.
JEWELRY.
Ladles' lllhbeii Pint. Gent's Scarf Pint in Geld nnd Silver, with variety of finish te lull nil j In
short, everything new and novel In tbe Jewelry line.
CLOCKS.
Fine Fiench and American Mantel Clocks with Cathedral Geng Stilkoialse a full llnoel
Cheaper Goods.
REPAIRING.
Ilepalting ciilriifled te us will be handled only by muster mechanics.
H .Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
NO. 4 WEST KINO STREET.
, I.IFIS WHVHANVR UUill'ANY.
T
hi: dhtkki:nci: in uivi: inhi'hanck cempaniks.
W of Life Iiisiiricc id anil
MUTUAL LIFE.
IIe.miv Haws, Hiudhiioke, Pa.
Pel. Ul.'.', Ami ,
Ann. prem
ti piemlumseach.l'A.W..
Cash Dividends
..tl.unoei)
. . 3 95
a 2i
Net Ceat t Ml 71
Cestperm 291 71
Difference In lavoref Mutual Lite ever the
inch tl.oeo Insurance, Mill.
The Mutual Llfe's NEW POLICY AlibOLUTELY guarautces the payment of IU face en the
death of the Insured, conditioned that he pays the premium while living.
NOTE The liberal, Incontestable policy of THE NOItTHWESTEKN, adopted Novcmber, 1SSI,
contains the following, le wit: Transcribed lrem Policy IKS.'Sa, Issued J une 21, 1381, en life of
Wayne L. Fraulz, Ephrabi, Pa.
Conditions. "If the said tnsutcd becomes habitually intrmtikats, orsefarlnlempornto a3
cither te Impair health or Induce DKLimcn tiikmehs, thou and inoltbursuchtasethnCoiniany
MAY CANCEL this policy ; and tboiefere shall be A11SOLVED from all liability upon the saine,
etc., etc, . i .
Ciwmtiei 3. "It any statement made In the application ler thlj Policy shall be found lucor lucer
iccltbls Policy shall bevpld, etc., etc.
Eotet Helmes, District Agent lut. 1. 1. Ce.,
60 N. Duke St Laucoster 230 N.5th St.. Readta?, Pa.
OAKIUAUtS
MOri'O THAT ALWAYS WINS.
HONEST WORK !
Philip Doersenf s Old
126 and 128 BAST
(NEAItLY OPPOSITE THE LEOPAKD HOTEL), LANCA8TKK, PA.
Nene But first-Class Mechanics Employed. A 1 Material, and That Only, Dsed
PK1CES TO SUIT THE TIMES. ALL WOKK GUARANTEED.
BUGGIES, PHiETONS, BUSINESS WAGONS, MARKET WAGONS,
Aud Vohleloa of Every Doserlptlou Built Promptly te Order.
AKullLIueet Vehicles In Stock:, prepared especially ter thn Spring Trade. A Large nnd Varied
Assortment ei luteuuiuu noun u.i Uii.iu niiicn mil oe sela aiiiusi in
ruiCES.
PAH TICULAIl ATTENTION
-Ulve us a call and examine the work,
TIIK PLACE.
Philip Doersom's Old
NOS. 126 and 128
HUUBKirVliMliHUtU HUUVH,
S1
HIKK'H OAHl'KT UALU
CARPETS I
UKOPKN1NG Or
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Woate new prepamfl te she
hlhlted In thli cli
1 CUV. II 1I.1IJI
IIKIJ88EL8, THKKE-PLV, Alt
own mnnutacture a speciality. Special Attention
Aliearmt LlnoeIOILCLOrua.ftUUS, WINOOH
liikijr.er.L.r, iiiiiEtCi'i in, jin'iTiminim iiiiiiuvuttiii i.xi..vau ixiUi auu nil uumiiieB ei Ail
OIIA1N UAltPETH. IIAJlASK and VENETIAN CAIIPET8. KAU and CHAIN OAKPETS of our
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. West King and Water Ste., Lancaster, Pa.
UH0VKR1E8.
HHIII UHADH COKFKKS.
Pine old Government Java and Mecha
Cedecs, the best In the market. Our Java Men
ded Codce speaks for Itself ; rich and fragrant.
Sic. per pound. Very One Plantation llie
Coffees, our best only sue. per pound; ene very
popular at 15c. Wowantyeu lecall and try our
lSKc. Cotlee. The excellent iiuallty et our
Cettecs nnd line Tens Is making trlenus fast and
firm. Our dally sales show n steady Increase.
Kreab IUuuted every day. A full line of fancy
Oroceries. Please Rive us a trial order.
HEO. WIANT,
auirAMyd Ne. 113 West Kins StivieU
rniiK iikst cin:i:.si:s in tiik city.
J nut leech ed a laiKU censlKumcut et
FINEST IMPORTED bWElTZEll CHEESE,
NEUECII ATEL CHKhSES.
OENUINEIMPOKTEDHOiJUEli-enTCIlEESE,
HAPSAOO CHEESES,
ENUL1HH briLTON CHEESE.
LIMUUltUEll CHEESES,
PINEAPPLE, PICNIC. KDAM and DUTCH
HAND CHEESES,
FINEST NEW YCdtK EMPlltE AND OHIO
CHEESES,
At Oharles MacNay's
CHEESE EMPORIUM,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY
113 and 117 NOllTll QUEEN STUKKT,
Nes,
Goods delivered lree le all parts et the city
and environs. Telephone connection 113-Smd
5itAlNlNU, .IV.
TNDKbTHUOTIIlLK UHAIN1NU.
NOCUACKINU, NO PKE1.1NU, NO IILISTEII
1NU.
We have asvstemef miiliilng mw woenlhnt
must, In thu near lutuie, taku thu place of thu
old Bystem oil all new work, Its merits being in
us morns uuihk mi
a nuliited ground-
fellows i Total i abolition et
virtrir aiw.'ri ntnl nleiinlle
and cleunllness in working It,
nsnareucy et nuUU, smoothness
beauty and transparency et niitili, smoothness
and durability, and the capability of receiving
as high finish as hara woea uyinu
isainemetn.
eds.
This process Is the nearest approach le
natural w oed that lias yet lieen illsceyereq. uau
and see samples,
tlUTIIKIEASON.
elu Agents for Lancaster County.
UeusaPalntlngandUrulnliiB Emporium, comer
01 UnfMlIIUbUUU .UV1.1 D.ItMJIS.
Always a large stock of Mantle en baud,
Telephone connections.
war&uid
CAF0, MO.
The beautiful. Unsurpassed, I.I KhtWrlaht. Nen.
ltellable" KNOX," cannotbe purcbnseit any-
ruvQirAS" itAV.jgi
Frem 60 ! in 1882,
NORTH WE3TEIIN.
llENHT MlLLEII, 1'lNB GKuVS.
Pel. 11'.', TGI, Amount 1 5,1 me u)
Ann.l'icm !.) 75
5 premiums, cnchWsl.73 1,'JH Tt
Cash Dividends 294 03
NetCeit
Cesliwr in
Northwestern during the paat.5 years en the cost of
WOltllS.
HONEST PRICES 1
Reliable Carriage Works,
KING STREET,
tEASONAlILE
PAID TO REPAIRING.
whether you purchase or net. DON'T FOUQKT
Reliable Carriage Works,
EAST KING STREET.
I271yd&w
CARPETS !
ew ihu tmdnthe Largest nnd liest Pelected Line of Carpetaever
'S. VELVETS, ull the Trading Makes el BOOT ANOTAPK8T
W'oeland Cotten Chain EXTKA 8UPEH3, and all qualities of
KSTUY
IN.
paid U) the Manufacture of CUSTOM 'JAJU'ETS,
SHADES, CO VEULETS.Ac.l
teb'23-2md
VUA.L.
T 11. MAHT1N,
WHOLES1LS AND RETAIL DIALS! 1H
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
O-Vard; Ne. 420 North Water and Prince
Street, above Lemen, Lancaster. nl-lyd
T5AUMUAK.DNEHS A JKFKEHIES.
COAL DEALERS.
Orriua; Ne. IS) Ninth Queen street, aud Ne.
Nil Ninth Prime street.
Varus: North Prluce street, near Heading
Depot,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
augU-tia
RKMOYAU
M.
V. B. 0OHO
has ieineed hU Ceal Office te Ne. 135 KOllTIl
QUEEN STtlEET (llilmmer's New lliilldlng),
v, here orders w 111 be iccelved for
Lumber and Ceal,
WHOLESALE AMD UtTllL.
M. V. II. COHO.
UIR till
E
AHT KND YAHO.
O.J.SWARR&OO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
onice. Ne..i) UKNTUK 8QUAIIK. Beth yard
nd oitlce connected with Telephone Exchange
aprU-l ydMAr.U
r KOIUIU EHNHT, JB.,
Oarpenter, Contractor & Builder,
UESIDENCE-NO.IO) WEST KINO 8T.
SHOP-EAST UltANT ST., Opposite Station
Heuse.
All work receive my prompt and personal at
tontlen.
All kinds el Jobbing attended te at abort no-
ucn and en reasonable urms. urawwin -
ring aa
ffl-lT
EsUmaUis lurnlshed.
vtiin
STT:.-'?"w' for
KW 7. a.. iHSWAKAIKOM) 11
-1 i .- .
lAK6AiJTAHj6iNI.Si,.tf,,A',",'l, ii
On and after flUNDAY, NnvnMniHMai.lsW
TRAINS LBAvK MABIIIW "
tot Columbia and Lancaster at MA a, a-UN
neon and M0 p. m.
Jer Qnsrry vllle nt 7.19 a. tn. and (.10 p. m.
rer Chlckles at 7JS a. in. and 8.10 p. rn.
TKA1N8 LKAVR COLUMBIA
rnr Heading at 7.30 a. ui ., 1139 and g.40 p. .
rer Lebanon at la.SS and 3.40 p. m.
Tit AIN9 LEAVE QUABRTTILLR
ESI !;,lnI!w,er t (t.3 and 7.15 a. m. and l p.
"J i'mtat . a. m. and S.SB p. m.
rer Lebanon at 3 3e p. in.
reJ Kf "J nR Rt.7sn i V4eand 8.40 p. w.
rn, iiEAy? ' B'?0KyiTHKItT (Incaslir.)
J& KR2L',,f.llA7J4i, ln- tnd 3.50 p. m."
i S I lfii'22,tf !7e.',n- Ilw nd 3.08 p. in.
or QuamvlUe atsjl a. ni.. 4.30 and a.ti p. m
r... iU.A,N?.,,1CA-VI' LRBANON.
rer Lancaster at7.xa.in., lije andJ:n. m.
rer QuarryTUIe at 7. a. m. ' p
buwuaTtkaiws.
tiia1n8 leavb rbadinu
Fer Lancaster nt 7.M a. m. and loe p. at.
Fer Quarry vllle at 4-00 p. in.
TBAIN3 LKAVB QUABBTV1LLB
Fer Lancaster, Lebanon and Beading at 7.10 a.m
TKAIN8 LEAVE KINO BT. (Lancaster,)
rer Bending and Lebanon at 8.08 a. m. and IV
P.m.
rer Qunrryvllte at 8:80 p. m.
TBAINS LEAVE PUINCK 8T. (Lancaster,)
rer Bending and Lebanon and 8.16 a. in. and 4.04
p.m.
TBA1N8 LKAVR LKI1AN0N.
for Lancaster at 7:43 a. m. and 3:44 p. tn.
rerQuarryvlllnatS'Up. m.
.rer connection at Cnlnmbta, Msrletla Junc
tion, Lancaster Junction, Manhelm, Heading
and Lebanon, see time tables at all stations.
A. M. W1I.80N. BuperlnundenL
PKNNHYIjVANIA ItAirjHOAD HfJHKII.
ULE. Trains Lixva LAi0ASTn and laive
and arrive at Philadelphia as fellows t
Learn
Leave
Lan caster.
1:35 a. li.
.- a. m.
0.30 ft, in,
!k31 a. HI.
BiUa. in.
le.ftua. in,
rcvia. in.
3.0U p. m.
2:10 p. m.
2.M p. in.
6:30 p. m.
7:30 p. in.
7:tfl n. in.
WK8TWAKD.
Pacific Exprcml
News Express!
Way rassenRer
Mall train via ML Jey.
Ne. 2 Mall Train)
Niagara Express
Hanover Acceui
KnstLtnnt
Frederick Accem
I JincaHler Accein
Ilnrilshurif Accein....
t.'elumhta Accein
Ilarrlsburg Express...
Chicago and Cln. Ex..)
Western Express).....
Philadelphia.
ii:ap. in.
t:XI a. m.
4:30 ft. m.
7.-00 a m.
via Columbia
7:40 ft. m.
via Columbia
11:30 a. in.
via Columbia
via Mt, Jey..
:i:i p. in.
4.10 p. m.;
R:0p in.
8.80 p. in.
10:03 p. tn.
Leave
Lancaster.
1 43 a. in.
(l 05 a. m.
8: 10 a. in.
8.33 ft. m.
9.1) a. m.
12JS8 p. m.
2 03 p.m.
3 oe p. m.
4:43 ii. m.
1(1:13 p. in.
2:10 a. in.
Arrive at
EA8TWAIID.
I'hlla. Express).......
KastLlne)
Harrliburg Express.,
Lancaster Accem ar..
Columbia Accem
Seashore Express
Johnstown Accem....
Sunday Mall
Day Express)
Phlla.
4:43 a. m.
8.23 a. in.
10 20 a. in.
vlnMUny
11:1.1a. m.
3.19 p. III.
3.-00 p. in,
3'43 p. m.
8.30 n. in-
llarnsbun; Accem.... 6-43n.in. 111.13 p. i
6'43 p. in.
V.U p. in.
me j.ancasier Accommodation leaves uarns.
burn at 8.10 p. in. and arrives at Lancaster at .33
p. in.
The Marietta Accommodation leaves Celum
bla at 6:10 a. in. and reaches Marietta at 0:33. Alse
leaves Columbia at 11:43 a, in. nnd 2.43 p.m.,
reaching Marietta at 12.01 and 2.M. Leaves
Marietta at 3.03 p. in. and arrives at Colombia C,
3.20 ; also, leaves at 8.33 and arrives at 8.5a
The Verk Accommodation leaves Marietta at
7.10 and arrives nt Lancaster at 8.00 connecting'
wltbllarrtsburg.Kxpressat8:10a. in.
The Frederick Accommodation, west, connect
ing at iJincnster with Fast Line, west, at 2.10
p. m.. will run through te Frederick.
The Frederick Accommodation, east, leave
Columbia at 12:23 and reaches Lancaster at 12.M
p.m.
Hanover Accommodation, west, connecting at
Lancaster with Niagara Express at 9.30 a. m.,
will run through te Hanover, dally, except Bun
Oay.
Fast Llna. west, en Sunday, when flagged,
wtllstnpat Downtugtewn, Ceatesvllle, Parke
burg, lit, Jey. Ellzahethtswn and Mlddletewn.
I rhe enlj trains which run dally. On Sunday
he Mall train wast runs bv way of Columbia.
OLSSFTCltir.
H
IQU & MAKT1N.
GHUIJUI
The Celebrated $18,000
PEACH
BLOW
VASE.
We have a porfeet fae Bimlle of 11
en Exhibition in our Window to
day. DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT.
15 EAST KING STREET,
LANCABTEE, FJu
MACHIMMMT.
TyTAUHlNEIlY, 40.
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Most Improve f
ENGLNES-Travliei, Ferlibli SbtiMHj.
Mew or Secend-Haatt
BOILEI13, WATEK TAKKfl, 8KPARATOR9.
MAcaini or HxrAia Wout tuck wdeaaasd
kept In Machine ttheps.
OAUOHORADDKiaa,
Ezra F. Landis,
weiusa-riay nebthi eHKBur fmam,
LAaeUTM. fa. .
HiMdrtiii,
BUSINESS KUUCAWOJK PATft
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rng'tir ,ssisss&SSS&
deflclency, or PfM2cuen aidpw
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o,dvJe.Tfnra wh..r ...
''itbuTlMMhablUana attewUen te
aecuataTwbleli will fire loewastajawM
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