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; fcJUf CA1TXB. SEPTEMBER 20, 188C.
AT Bteek't igxTeslrc Leadership,
flw tatter of Lieut. Get. Black, formal-
lf MMpting the Democratic nomination
, governor and stating his views of the
I involved in the campaign, is a ring.
r, fearless and explicit document. It
JrfttjTully satisfy the most advanced de
feted for airzresslve leadcrsliin in the nenti.
1J contest; and no just conservative in-
; has any right te be offended w lth its
, 'It fitly declares that the nominee of the
furty for the executive office of the com-
MenwealtU should be concerned about
questions relating te the state gevenunent
SWSl AOnn nttmr. in lil nnmlMnptr fi.-innr-il
. Bmtk and Chairman Cooper may howl
riff, and they may import Blaine and
Legan te de the same most vociferously;
Mm people have net forgotten that Mayer
' ; Smith, of Philadelphia, was elected en that
Me. The result of that experiment bard.
J ly Justifies another. What Pennsylvanians
an concerned about in this struggle is
';festlens of state policy. Upen them its
'dMisien rests.
' M With respect te these Mr. Black isnlain.
. 'uflnslmtfjim.ml n. Minn... n . .1 .....m.
?' line of his declaration is in strict accord
ptf frtth n,s previous record and utterances
'f'ditai he is, no doubt, right In his inference
Pi??tHat h(K la fhn nnmlnM nf hta nirfw MilelU
. "A"" " "" . .., , ...V.. VU.V...J
k ,. because there was no doubt where he utoed
l-i the irreat questions of land and labor
lf'aed of constitutional rights and duties
sgWhich concern the state and all of its pee-
KvJW'
p while he declares anew with vigor for
tee enforcement of the constitution by that
appropriate legislation which has been
active he proposes te interpose the shield of
jjpgtbe constitution before all the subjects ei
p-li the law, and he proclaims that " behind it
fy there is no place for extortion en the one
, uauu or ier coTuiHcauen en me etuer. it
i ttianM-ntetiatlO t llin efntn aw nHn ll.r.w
WWWIIUUUUJUi kllC OMltl Ul UJ ULMCi
Thence take issup with tliis statesman-
I. h l(tA .(.mnni 4ln .. .. i... , i m tni .1
l boldly avow, and the people of the state
; will settle tne question once and for all.
Upen the labor question the letter is
fcJ trenchant and comprehenslve ; it points
p4 out specific ills and suggests specific cures.
M?Who will gainsay this part of the candi-
kw date's deliverance ? He throws down the
tf.)6 1 . ,.l LI I 1 ., ,.
(x-i giuve ; let nun who uarcs pick it up.
Isl'i'S-" Mr. Black acrees wltli his mrtv. nn1 la
r .' " ' "wj i .. -,
LsfelB accord with its platform in declaring
feaminrt prohibition and for reculatien of
E tee liquor traffic He recognizes " the ter
f$d tfble evils of excessive indulgence," but
;$, "would net attempt te eradicate them by
ja species et legislation which has never
-g failed te increase them, but which inevita.
f;My brings en the desperate resistance of the
fc -'(BHizen who feels himself deprived of a nat-
r vvwn ngut, uuu wuu n a train et illicit
V irlnua nnil rntnniia ianrtlafa U T. II. ... l.A
? ..... u.uuui,.4. .in mm iic
WUIBna himself entirely in accord with
ifk great body of conservative people of
Jfta State: and if the Republican candidate
. Kfcopeste profit from these declarations of
f,hi competitor h-cannet de it by the
k l wimniua us uw iuuiku mj ucieiuiuru en
fe'igf It is the chief subject for congratulation
, 'ttt the candidate has opinions and the
iveeurage te avow tnem. ills declaration is a
'IBOveltyin Pennsylvania nelitics. Tt miirt-s
mth strong man. It lifts the canvass te the
level of his leadership, and where he nees
w be Democrat need fear Je fellow.
iry. uerernment ana ruuiic SerTlce.
vr xae panacea wnicn tne Ureenback-Laber
IE' party finds for the undoubted public evils
- aprlnging from the greed of men is te have
Rv thegevernment take charge of the public
p aervice which is new performed by corpe-
, rate enterprise. They would have the gev-
rx. muuwub uwu aux uperaie me leiegrapu
Kv and railroads of the country ; but the evils
rtt cjr nuuiu inu3 buuu en iue one nana
r, wema oe mere man balanced by ether
'' evils which would attend their nian. Tin,
, lffflntlc. firmv nf hnlrtprs nf nnl.lln ..m..
prl'Which they would create would be hostile
'- g,,te the public geed.
we haye tee many officials already and
akeuld net Increase the number without
i (tal necessity. It is a fact also, which ex-
k, perience nas aDuneantiy taught, that gev
at service is net as efficient as indi-
idwl service. It is consequent upon the
tuat individual interest is needed te
(the best results, and upon thefur-
rfact that the needed executive ability
f: .,$ eoetrol vast operations is much rarer
that required te conduct works of less
altude. It is new exceedingly diffi-
i te And men able te mana thncrrpuit
'lyw et,the country ; and if these were
A Weeeablned under government control it
HMT.M assumed that the task would be
jaaeh greater.
d There te no way in which the public can
1m better served by carriers than where tre
bwriMM is conducted by companies under
tee restraints et competition and the judl.
tv mom control uy iue law. Tliere Iscer-
ftttUtly one great difficulty in this situation.
aaawd by the unnecessary duplication et
oedsaedthe consequent need of earning
AftlAends upon a tee great railroad capital :
.Mdaeme peepla think that this difficulty
1WMM4 be Bttet ir the government owned the
laUibads and granted their use te com
peting carriers of goods. Possibly this
wM have been a better plan upon which
roll
(I se?m
jwer te cliar-
a are needed in a
this ndv.iutage te ttie
chartered In return for the
ins imposed upon them. Seme of
e days, no doubt, we will seoeur way t e
thopreper regulation of the earning busi
ness of the country, se that It may be cheap,
prompt and fair te every citizen ; a stage
we certainly have net new reached, but
one that will net be reached, it is safe te
say, by the purchase and running et the
railroads by the government.
"With the telegraph and telephone ser
vice it may be different. Here the gov
ernment is already supplied in great
part with the machinery of administration.
It seems reasonable te believe that the
posteffico department. ith its extensive
ramlliratieu and its officers in ever) ham
let, may conduct the business of comumui cemumui comumui
catlen by wire ns well as that by letter,
The English government does it ifficienUy
and cheaply and we siieuld de it a3 well.
It is a far different business from railroad
ing ; and simple enough for government
management.
Mgtit .Schools Open.
Tliis evening the night schools of I-in-caster
open their doers te all who see fit
te take advantage of them.
It is a splendid opportunity for the young
who lme net time during the day for
men til improvement, nud it will be speci
ally pdvantageeus for these who have net
had early educational advantages. A few
sessions in the night school will make life's
pathfarless thorny ,for knew ledge is power.
Let there be a geed turn-out te-night.
Mru Black seems te have knocked the
Prett speechless en first round. Its New
Yerk nud Yankee editors a'e utterly dumb
rounded at being asked te discuss state poli
tics. WlLtthe trouble with that oleomargarine
tux never end T It U new discovered that
the wily fratners of that measure have con
trived te se weed it that the makers of the
compound would be obliged te pay the tax
twice, first en the raw materials known as
"oleeoll, neutral oil," .Vu,, and again en the
manufactured article. The sharp prnctice of
the enemies of oleo is new plalu enough, for
had the higher tax proposed been agreed te,
this doubling process would have compelled
all makers of the article, who bought the oil
named, te suspend operations and left only
the larger factories that make their own oils,
further It appears that theie oils are sold in
large quantities for the lubrication or
machinery and that under the law they will
have te submit te the bogus butter tax. Cau
It be that oleomargarine (Inds butter a rival
in this field? Commissioner Miller, of the
revenue burein, will dlcss ami settle this
slippery question at an early date.
TiiKbest citizen just new is he who piys
his votieg tax. October 2 1 ii the la-t day for
Tub French savant Uhevreul lias been
idolized in Victer Huge iashieu by the people
of Paris who beast that they always appre
ciate great thought and a noble IKe. The oe ee oe
cisleu or the demonstration was the great
chemist's hundredth birthday and, although
the ceremonies were extremely fatiguing and
lasted for two days ami anight, the hearty
old man steed It tar better than the majority
of the participants. Ills Ille had been very
regular and simple and be has never used
wine, although he drinks b?er. Old age
seems te be hereditary In the family j Chov Chev
reul's father Imvinc died at ninety one, and
his mother at ninety-three jears. Chevreul
is yet a very tall man, square In thoiheuiders,
and walks qulte erect and htralht He wen
his renown in his early youth by his writings
and discoveries in ehemiitry and by his
theory et complementary colors. He Is a
member efagreat numberer foreign societies
and slnce 1S75 has attained the highest dignity
in the order of the Legien d'henncur. He
never misses a meeting of the AcaJemy of
Science and retains the unimpaired 5e of all
his faculties. The brilliant colors or the
Gebelin tapestries are due te the discoveries
erChevreul, and when he enterej the new
hall of the museum te witness the unveiling
of ft statue of hlmsell and found it hung with
these tajiestries of gorgeous hues and beau
tiful design he exclaimed, " hat n fleo
crowning point for a savant's lile! "
Thk anti-saloon movemeut in the Republi
can party is a weak straw en which that
organization hopes te escpe drowning.
Ounestccmed, but elten liehiuil-tbe-tlmei
contemporary, the yew Urn, is te be congrat
ulated en the announcement of Its purpose te
catch a little et tbe spirit or prorenive Jour
nalism and add te its ether katurcs that of
local illustrations. The enterprise of the In.
TKi.LiaE.N-CEK lu this regard ter some years
past has been rewarded Willi the bl; appre
ciation of its patrons and the steady UK-rea.
el thelr number. Te be sure, none el our es.
toemed contemporaries presumes te compete
with the variety, the excellence, the aptne-s,
and the cost or the Intulmekxceii's ven
tures In this tleld. Hut as an adaucg upon
the "cheap and nastj" botches with which
tee many newspapers or te-day dbllgure
their columns, in connection with the worth
less storeetypo matter, te be bought by tbe
square feet and lit only for the junk shop,
tboYcwJnt'jrrijen is te be commeuded.
It Is said that thore Is great danger of a
failure in the supply et natural gas in West
ern Pennsylvania. There has been general
impression that the sources ni supply were
luuAuuuBiiuit!, uui i-roiesser jeini 1-. Cr 1
Ina paper in the last geologic d mreyrf pert
veryclearly establishes that tlunegas ll!ds
are subject te exhaustion. Ois ju Pe.msyi.
vanla is only found in saud-beds of medium
thickness and restricted goegraphli-il limits.
.Such beds caunet, In Ujeiiis-Ivih l inc.v
haustlble. Their productive duration de
pends entirely upon the drafts nm.le upon
them a simple problem ; If ene well can ex.
haust ene of the beds iu 100 years, bow long
will It Uxke 100 wells te de It? Tn make such
Peels permanent they must be constantly
replenished from an unllmlttd source. This
source, It is claimed, Is some deop-seateU
laboratory of nature capable ei responding
te all demands that cm be ma.le upon it
The gas deposits or Pittsburg are evidently
large and well stored, and capable, no deubf,
or supplying a remarkable numberer wells
manyyeara. Hut If tee copleuMy diawn
upeu-as they are likely te b under tbe
preseut contagious cxnltemeut -they will
give out. These who are rejpe jiule for tbe
big waste In this product ought te be made te
realize these patent facts before it U tee late.
In
TTireniRn
Tii his
Trtment i steadily
Rrcolleneo el all kinds
TTlng crd te a Uuudoer
TTiachluery and new type are
added te supply the growing
s of the csUbllhment
PERSONAL.
Nmine Fui!i Det et. v.i peke wisely for
his people when btM : The race w ill rle
when the Individual e-. tbe race rle."
Jehn Uc.ntku, PhllailelphlV Ux ro re ro
ceivor. has iald Inte the city treasury $15,-
012,W, comtnlien en IhiH tax receipts,
undera recent opinion of the city solicitor.
He had been keeping it as a special Titud and
no blune attached te him.
Cei. A. K. McfLvuu is n gixHl-natured
eillter, but it Is net te be wondered at that his
cheler rose when he found the SlilcUsuluny
(Pa.) JfiiMiifmu Eche publishing n cut et
Mayer William 11. .smith as a likeness of
the haudsome Phlladelpbla ieurnallstlc war
rior. OAsntnvTK Wet.rr.'s calp is sought for
by the lnitcArtrr, theorist of the Temper
ance party in Luzerne county. It prints
a call ler a'nether convention, te meet at llar
risburg, tsep'ember 30, tn nominate n gover
nor, it says that Wolfe is as big n bes as
any In the'Demecratic or Hepubllfan partle,
aud request him te step den n and out. The
call for the convention i signed by twenty
five membeis or the state central committee.
TotnureagslnsttionclioldacclJent, always
keep asupply et St. Jacobs Oil en hand.
Alt tbat scl'iir. Hint -.kill
ronlddeto mike Uenen' Capclne lUlprsthe
best porous plaster, and n'se the best general
external remedy In the world, hs. been done.
Whenever It Is pesdble te ltnprme ttctn It Is
done Bensen's nlrvterj are net nmle te lmpoe
npen tbecrduIeti, but te enm dlp-'e. Their
eminent ucc's hss procured for them the
voluntary endorsement of ,ii phylrtm, phar
uiacWts and drugl-t tbrnunheal the country,
and theontipekou prefcrenev of the Intelligent
publle They are prompt, ptiwcrful, cleanly and
cettftln. 'Ihi-y cam whete no etherx will even
relieve )-efne Imitation tyl-d ' Cnjulcln."
" Capsicum " or "capmln" pla.-iers. Keputn
MedruggUts only The "Ihne seels" trade
mark en the genuine and the word Capet no "
cut tn the centre of tli plaster.
4fM 11 urri'ff
AUK lOU MAIib mlicmble by Indigestion,
Constipation, IIzz!ce4, Ixs of Apjwtite, Vol Vel
(iw skin t shlleh's ImlUur Is a poltne cure,
rer sale by II. U. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137
erth (jaeun trtet.
A nzvnv for Indigestion, Consumption, Uy.
pepsla. Weakness, (ever. Ague, tU.. Celden's
Uquldltcef Tonle. slO-lwdeedAw
SLKKI'LKS .VIOllTS made miserable by
that tnrrlble coach, bblleb's c ure Is the remedy
for you. Forsale by II. JJ. Cochran, Unigglst, e
1J7 erth Queen street
Feur-nnhs.
Of enr American peeple are attllctcil with sick
headache In either 11m nervous, billens or con-
f;cstlve form, caused by Irregular habits, high
tvlng, etc., and no remedy ha.s i ver conquered
It until Ur. Leslie' Special 1're-crlptlen was dis
covered. Give tt a trial. See advertisement In
another column. 13)
HACKMKTACK " a lasting and fragrant per.
fume, PrlceSSandW cents Fer sale by II. II.
Cochran, Druggist. .Vn.W7 North Queen street.
Ilucklcn'n Arnica solve
The ltest Salve In the world for Cuts, Itruises,
Seres, Ulcers. Salt lthenm, ever i-ores, Tetter,
Chap(Hd Hands Chilblains, Cerns, and all Skin
Kruptleus, and positively cures Files, or no pay
required, it Is guaranteed te give r rfect satis
faction, or menej refunded. Price 2.1 cents per
box. Fer s:ile by II. II. Cecnrn, Drnirgtst, 137
and 13) Verth Qnen street. Lane-aster, Fa.
THK KEV. GEO II. TIIAEU, of Uourben
Ind., says . Iteth inyscir and wire ewe our lives
te SlULOirS CONSUMPTION Cl'KK." Fer sale
by II. U. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. tJ7NerthQueen
street.
Pa. IlifBLin Werk bvitcr, Furely vegetable,
pleasant te take, will expel worms If any exist,
no purgatlve required alter using. Price, 25
cents, by all druggists. fel3md.M V.t F
A Itein.irk.shtH GntMt Stan
Is he who attends te t he comfort of his lamlly
and will net let bis little ones suffer lthatrc
tfen of the Thre-U and Lungs, whereby their
llveamav be endangen-d. lint who should at all
times ten e them thai sovereign reim ly, hemp's
llalsam. Price Se lenu and II Trial itierte.
Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, Ijt North
Queen street. (i)
FOU DISI'El'hlA and Liver Complaint, yen
have a printed guarantee en every bottle of hl hl
leh's itallzer. It never fails te mrc Fer silo
by II. B. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. iS7 North Queen
tret.
Th Vrrtlict L'mnllnnas.
Yeu are feeling depressed, jour appetite Is
peer, j ou are bothered lth Headache, you are
ndgety, nervous, anil generally nut nf sorts, and
want te brace up. lintceup, but net with stimu
lants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have
for their basis very cheap, bid whisky, and
which stimulate you ter an hour, and then leave
you In worst) condition than Ijelere W hat you
want is an alterative that will purify your bleed,
start healthy action of Liver and Kldneys.re
store your vitality, unit give renewed health and
strength Sucha tmdlcTnoyeu wlllllmtln hlec
trlc Hitters, and only a cents nbetUeatII.il
Cechian's Drug Mere, W7 and ISi N erth Qncen
strtet, Lancaster, Fa, (j)
Fer lame back, sldeorchest, use Shiloh's Por Per
ous Plaster. Price 2S cents. Fer sals by II. 11.
Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1 North Queen stitet.
The Mystery !-Iel. """
It has always been undcrstoeil that consump
tion was Incurable, but It has recently been
discovered that Iiuuips Usjsam for the Threat
and Lungs is giving mere relief than auy Knew n
remedy. It is quaraut.itd te relieve und euro
Asthma, Bronchitis and Cenths. tell en II. 11.
Cechrau, druggist, Ne U7 North Queen street,
and get a trial bottle frce of coat. Large size W
cents and f 1.
(I)
Oxs nern.v ErrxcTS A Cibk. Mr. Oscar EII.
Kech, of Allentown, Pa, was bedfast with In.
llammatery rheumatism In the winter of itxa
Doctors cenld de nothing te rollevoldin. He
commenced nslng Uress' Itheumatle Itemedy.
By the time he had used halt a bottle he could
leave his bed; when he had finished the bottle
ha was cured and has net had a return of the
disease Blnce. In his own words,"! lull hotter
than ever bofero." Price II, by all druggists
lebWnidlUVtr
BIIILOII'S CATAUKII UKMhDV-a posltlve
cure for Catarrh, Dipthcria, and Canker Meuth.
Fer sale by II. It. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. lij
North Queen street.
liltOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA.
Is the mestetfectlve Pain Destrnvcr In the world!
Will meat surely quicken tho'bleod whether
taken Internally or- applied externally, and
thereby mere certainly KKL1KVK Pain,
whether chronic or acute, than any ether pain
alleviator, and tt Is warranted double the
strength of auy similar preparation.
It cures pain In the blue flack or Jlowels, Bore
'V.'iVt'j "neumatlam, ToeUiichc and ALL
Vti. ?t.?na u Th0 Gruat itellever of Pain.
"iIUOWN'3 HOUSEHOLD PANACEA ' ihenld
twin every family. A teaspoenlulol the Panacea
in a tumbler of bet water (iweetcntd. If pre-
OLD. lieenUs. tuAfu
-,, w... h. im.uuia, w im lIhC.,l L) 1 A
' 1 lydJI W.AHW
SIlILOH'SVITALIZEItlswhat yen need ler
Constipation, Less et Appetite, Dizziness, and
all symptoms et Dyspepsia, Frlce 10 und7S
cenu per bottle, ker a tie by 11. 1J. Cochran
DrnggUt, Ne. IS) North Queen street v"u'a"
Kiiltrinriit luTeiaa.
Great excitement has been caused In the vi
cinity et Purls, Tex, by the remsikable nv
coveryef Mr. J, 1;. cerley, whewus se helpless
he could net turn In bed, or nu.e his bead ;
TrfJZl'?',J.?a,l.h.e w.tt? "'" or innsuuiptlen.
A trial betUe of Dr King's New Distnvery was
tent him. t indlng rellei, he bought a large bot
tle and a box et lir King's Now'j.lfe Pills , by
the time he hail taken two bexus of Pills and
Lw? bottles el the Discovery, he wus well und
had gained In tlesh thirty-six pounds
arlai lietues et this Great Discovery for Con
sumption free at II. II. Cochran's Drug store. 137
andi( NerthJuteu street. Lancaster, Pa. (i)
MOIHEKSI MOTIiKIW'l MOrilElTsTTi
Are you dlstnrDed at night and broken of your
rest by u tck child sutferlng nud crying with
the excruclatlng pain of cutting teeth t It se
OOtlUNU 81 UUP. It will relieve the peer
mtle sufferer tmme.tlately d.iiwnd unen Hi
there Is no mistake about IL Theru is net a
mother en earth who has ever used it. who will
net tell yen at onto that it will regulate the
bowels, and glve rest te the raetlier Tuna relief
and health te the child, operating like umglc. it
is perfectly safe te use In all case, una pleasant
te the taste, and is the prescription of enu of the
eldest and best teinule physicfaus tn the United
Hates, Sold everywhere. e-nls a bottle
" V fSllV.HAw
lly FMver.
1 have be en a periodical sufferer trein hay
!?,TJ?f '. lu0'.1 ftfnejlug und lentbsnme artlle
iy scream Halm, was never able tniindunv
,"?'!lnuit.'"d wetthur. I em iiuthlullr sa?
that cream Ualm eutcd me. I reiiurd it nf rei?i
hSv,n? eali " beHheu?iidir g thJ
bay lever .eosen.L.M. UcorgiaVniuSbauitem
" x sli-iwdscdAw
TO PRESERVE THE SOETMSS Ol- l-LANNEL GAR
MENTS, FOLLOW CAREFULLY TIl.-SE
DIRECTIONS FOR WASHING
Dissolve thoroughly in boiling water some 1vek ?e.r, shaied fine.
Add sufficient warm water te wash the flannels in one by one.
Don't rub any soap en the flannel?, but knead thcni well in tin
solution.
Don't rinse them in plain water, use1 a fresh supply of the solution,
warm and well blued, for the purpose.
Don't wring tightly with the hands, use a rlethes-w ringer. The freet
from water jeu get these garments the softer they will be.
Hang them out immediately, if the weather will permit; if net, dry
before the fire. If left te stand wet, the flannel will certainly shrink.
Never wash flannel in water tee het te bear our hand in.
Never rinse them in told water.
Always use Ivery Se.r, it is the best, much experience has precd
this.
A WORD OF WARNING.
There are many white soaps, each represented te be "just as geed as the 'bery'j"
they ARE NOT, but hVe all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
of the genuine. Ask for "Ivery" Seap and insist upon getting it.
Copyright lfs by Procter A i.smHe.
VMt
jpx
LLe-lSStl.
HAGER &
Have New Open and
Novelties in
FALL. AND WINTER WRAPS in Frlse Cleth, Astricnn, Plush nnd Beucle.
JACKETS, in New Cleths nnd Shapes. NEWMARKETS, in Stockenett, Boucle
und Whipcord.
Misses' Jackets and Newmarkets, Children's Havelecks and Cloaks.
SHAWLS. JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES I The Best Imported. A full line, hi
Black and Celers, Dressed and Undressed, Plain and Embrelderted Backs.
XEKINO UNDERWEAR, KS1T UNDERWEAR, SILK UNDERWEAR.
HOSIERY, In Merine, Cotten, Cashmere, Weel, Silk. Neveltlea in DRESS
TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Nes. 25 and 27 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
jVTETZGER & HAOGUMAN.
THE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Blankets and Comfertables
LOWEiT PRICES,
METZGER & HAUGHMAN S
CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 West King Street, Between the Ooeper Heuse and Serrel
Herse Hetel, Lancaster, Fa.
N
KXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
Large Stock new open miltable for Early Tall and Hid IWinter. Alse,
Shoulder Shawls In great variety, from 10c. te $1.00. Alse, Fall and AVin
ter 'Wraps in Large Assortment.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Has been enlarged and will be supplied with new additions almost daily
throughout the season.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse, Laucaster, Ta,
waul VAvma.
c
AN'T UK HRAT.
OUU KLKdANT LINK Or
Wall Paper A Window Shades,
AND OUU
Very Modest Prices
Are the thing that ctn't be beat by any heuse
In the city
-WK 1NVITK l.VSPKCTIO.V.-Stt
ART WALL PAPER STORE,
NO. 151 NOKTI1 (JUKKN 8TUKET,
LANUAHTKIt, l'A.
LFREDSIEBER,
e rf-Stere open every Monday and Saturday
OM-nlng,
TY t&00 TKKTU ARK AH GOOD AH
xSx. can te purchaccd In I-ancaMer ler I13.U0.
Call ana lie convinced. All work warranted.
Has adiulnUterud.
W. L. riSIIKll'S DentliU
aplT-lyd haci North (Jueua Streeu
THE ONDKUSIONUD WILL REOPEN
iiU niiurAii nf Instruction In the Herman.
French aud Italian language, In the early part
et October next. 1'lxmte apply at his studio,
NO. 1H KAbr K1NU STKKfcl
epilmd
LKON TON OSHKO,
HUUUS.
BROTHER
Invite Inspection of
Dress Goods !
CAiiuiJutma.
OTANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARBIA&E BUILDEB
Market Street,
Bear of PoateOloo, Lanoaater, Pa.
My iteck cempr1e a larKO variety of the
Latest Style Itugglea, rbntans, Cantages, Mar
ket and liulneb Wagons, which 1 offer at the
very lowest figures and en the most reasonable
1 call special nttentlen te a few of ray own de de de
slinsToneof which Is the KUOKIILKVCI.08KU
JUIY&1C1AN COUFK, which Is decidedly the
neatest, lightest and most complete l'hyslclan's
Carriage in the country.
Persons wishing te buy a geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear In mind that
they take no risk In buying my work. Kvery
Carriage turned out In eighteen years a geed
one that Is the kind of gnarantee 1 have te offer
the public. All work tully warranted. I'leue
UKrAniiNO i-neMrTir attknded te.
One set of workmen especially employed ter
that purpose
rpOIlACCO PACKERS'
SAMPLE CARDS
ON HANI) AND I-MINTED TO OUOKIt AT
THE
"Intelligencer" Office.
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
t'eiiililnliitt Iren nnd 1'nre Vi'grlnliln Tonics,
uulrkly timi rimii1illy Clrnn unil tKnrlches
lle IIIimhI. Uiilikcnt ll'n iiclluii of the I.terainl
Kliliit'). ( Ien r tint Ceiupleiliin, inakus tlie
fkln Smeeth It ilixn net Injuiti the twin, cue
littilachiirpn.liiroceiitliatloii Al.l.Ol'lIKH
MMIlCl.ShS IK)
l'hj stcluns and IIhikmIkIk KtTynhure ltrrein.
tuviut It.
1IR.N.8 Itt-cKam, of Marlen, Msjs.ssvs "I
ri'iHiiiunend llnmn'n iron llltteransa valuabln
tonle (orviirleliliK lhelihxxl. nnd lvmevlli nil
dyprptlc s) iiinleuis. It deea net hurt the
tivtli."
Ur. It. M. I'Kt.tniL, lin ueliW, Ind, says i " I
lmpri'cilliMl lininn's livn Hitters Iniao'sel
aiutHul.i nud ItUHHl dUeHHCs, nlne when a tonle
mim iiiH-Oed, and It luw pnned thoroughly satis
f.ictery."
Mr. Mm. llrniis, NaaiSt, Marj-lnct, Newlir
It'iius, m, Kin " llniHii's Iren lllltnr n limed
iue lu nose of bleed poltenlug nud 1 hrartlly
rt'cetumeiid It te tluise needing n blootlputl bleotlputl bloetlputl
tier." llieitt'nuliui li.n Tmde Mark and cttMsmt red
lines en n iui')i'i. Take no ether. Made only by
1IUOWN ClIUMICAI, CO.,
(G) ltdttiuerv, Md.
YER'S llAIlt VUIOH.
PERFECT HAIR
Indicates n natural nnd healthy condition of tlie
(calp.iiudeftbe glands through which neurl.ih
infill tt obtained. When, In cmisoiiuenco of nge
and dti'ie, the hair becomes weak, thin and
gm, Ajit1 llalr Iger will strengthen It, n
stoielts original color, promote Its rapid and
U-oreiu growth, nnd linjurt te It the lustre
and trt hneit ofeuth.
1 haMi ued Ayers Hair Iger for a long tltne
nnd nm leintnrrd nf Us value. When 1 was 17
)rn et age my hnlr began tn turn gmy. 1 com
ineiu ed using the Iger, and k surprised at
the gixHl I'lTvcts It produced It net only re
stored the color te my hair, but se stimulated
It growth that 1 have new mere luilr than ever
before..!. W EdAKid", Leldwater, Miss.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR.
Sold by all PruggMts and reriumcrs.
Ir ev ark srrriRiMi Inuu debility and lej et
appetite ; If your stomach I out of order, or
your mind eenfnsed i take Ayer'sSars-ipartlla
This medicine will retiore physical force and
elasticity te the system, mere surely and speed
lly than any tonic yet dlcovered.
rer sit months 1 sutTercd from liver and stem
nch trouble. My feed did net nourish me. and
1 becauie neak nnd very much emaciated I
took Mi bottles of Aycr's Sarsaparllla and was
cured. Julius M. t'aliner, eprtnglleld, Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Ce., I,ewell, M
Ueld bv Druggists. Price, II ; six bottles, I
asi.
SltlOS'i
E
XUAUHTED VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED YITAHTT
THKSClK.VCKOr LITE, the great Medical
Werk of the age en Mnnhend, erveus and
Physical Debility, Premature Decline, Krrorsef
teuth, and the untold mlsertes conseeuent
thereon. D jviges Sve. la prescriptions for all
diseases. Cleth, mil gilt, only ll.eu, by mall,
sealed. UlutrutlTH.impl tree te all young and
ratddle-uged men fur tlin next 90 days. Address
Dlt. W. 11. l'A UK Kit, llulduch Mlr.x't, Ilmten,
Mass. uiyl'-lyeedAw
QURE GUARANTEED.
RUPTURE.
Cure guaranteed by Dlt. J, 11. MAY Kit.
Ka?e at once , no operation or delay from busU
nnss ; tested by hundredsef cures. Main office,
KU AltCII ST., PlllLA. Send for Circular.
HvdAw
rUKSITVKK.
-niUKNlTUIU: WAREROOMH.
BUY OUIt3KLr A ll'AIK Or T1IOSK
Felding Dress Pillows,
CALL KAULVAT
Hoffmeier's Furniture Warerooms.
Tbey are the nicest thing out and we have Just
rcccl ed another let of them.
26 BAST KINO STREET.
A RARE OITORTL'NITY.
Tbe Bargains Still Continue
-AT-
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE.
Decided lUrgalnt are ettered te tnaknroem for
alterations new being made. New Is the time te
buy a nice
Chamber or Farler Suite,
DIS1XG K0011 OH KITCHEN FURSITORE
AND SAVE MONEY.
WIDMYER'S,
EAST KING AND DUKE STS.
4i-Open Monday ami Saturday Evenings.
eepw-ljil
MOTIONS.
E
RISMAN'S.
OKNTLBMKN'U
Balbriggan and Gaoze Undershirts.
TIIK I1EST ;
White Shirts!
NKCKTIE3, PLAIN AND TANCV IIOSIEUY
8CAy P1N9, fiLKKVKiIlUTTONS,
aUdl'ENDKUS,
AT
ERISMAN'S.
NO. 17 WK.ST KING 8T , LANCASTKIt, PA
tfAVUUMMr.
TIA-ACU1NERY,KJ.
e
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Most Improved
ENSINKS-Trudei, PerUbli ir SUttoeirj.
Hew or Second-Hand
BOILEES, WATFH TANKH, 8EPARATORB.
MaeBina or Usrua Weu such as done and
keet In Machine Hbeps,
CSU OH OR ADDRias,
Ezra F. Landis,
WORKS 637 NOBTH OHEIlBy BTBBET,
Laeastku, Pa. tmfilAw
A l'RESH ARKIVAIiOl-'
PALL AND W1.VTXU GOODS
Just recelved this day at BKCIITOLD'S CII K A P
CASH SI'OKK, Ne. 61 North qusen street, con.
sl9tlnn of all kinds of Underwear, Hosiery,
bhlrts, Pants, Overalls, Knit Jackets, Cellar,
Cutis, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs. Buspenders
and b tuple Uoeds Kenerally.'AH Cheap ler Cash.
P. S.-Choice jjuiiaing tne and Bund, for tale
Flannels and Weel Dress Goods,
Yeu will and llest (loeds and llotlem Ptlecs
AT Tll
North End Dry Goods Stere. lA.
J. W. IIYKNR,
neTft-lyd Ne. M North Queen itrmt.
N,5W VKNTUltK
STAMM b0S. & 00,
Nes. as and as North Queen Bt.
,el,tl;tvote,,,ure,,ol'yUi Urgcst Assert.
QUILTED LININGS,
IN ALLCOLOUS,
Kver shown In this city. Itavlnv beu.ht thM
l.lnlimslremllrsthandJ It .nViL ,'"!
them at prices less than ever before heard of.
ANOTHKH VRNTUK1 U
WOOLEN YARNS.
HAXONV. ZKI'IIYIt,
0 A81IMKUK,lt KIIM AN WOltHTKD, OEUUAN.
TOWN WOOL, Att,
At prices which we will warrant the Lewest In
the city.
BOSTONSTORE.
'Bleto 0cu Monday and Saturday Kren-
lugs
r atiiVLKRACe.
tie
auk ski.i.inu err
Their Entire Stock
-OP-
DRY GOODS.
Silks and Dress Uoed, Ijidlei' Ttt
cot and Cleth Multluits, lllack and
Colored Cathmera Hnawls, Bklru.
ll'Hiikets, Plannvls. .Nearly all our
stock Is new and desirable, but every
thing will le sold at llaritaln Prices,
FOR CASH.
4-Our stere will tmjopeu Saturday
and Monday evening.
JolmS.Givler&Ce.,
Ne. 36 Beat Kins Htroet,
LAKCASTtia, Pa.
"WIIIV KAIjL tiOOUH.
FLANNELS, -
FLANNELS.
WATT & SHAND,
Nea. 6, 8 aud 10 Beat King Street,
Are new showing an Immense Bleck of All All
Weel WHITE FLANNELS,
Medicated Scarlet Flannels,
All bought for cash last spiInK when wool was
away Iwlew the cot tot production, and new sell
tmnt from Bve te ten rents a yard under man
nhtcturvrs lowest prices.
I1LANKKT3I 1ILANKBTSI
W1IITK 11LANKKT8I BCAULKT IILANKET8
COLOKED 11LANKKT8I
llanzlns In price from 73c te 1110 a pair, and
considerably under the present cost et preducl
Uen.
EVKKYTIIINU NEW AND DESIltAIILE IN
BED SPRBADS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS and BED
COMFORTS.
4-AT LOWEST CASH PBICE9.-fc
AT THE-
HEW YORK STOEE.
J.
II. MARTIN A CO.
Qpssamer Rebber Clothing.
liuylng direct from tbe Factory ve offer
Special Darttalns In these goods, and en all
guaranteed Koeds we sell them en a trial of 90
days, and it net satisfactory dunna that time,
can be returned and tnoney refunded.
LADIES' ELKCTitlC CHECK 0093AMEB,
Entirely New Pattern, 1 1 00 Apiece.
UUAUANTKED.
LADIES' ELECTKIC U03SAMEU, Geld Check
Check Lining, fl.73 Apiece.
UUAUANTKED.
L ADIEM' KLKCTKIO OOS3AHKUS, Check Lin
ing, l'atent Uvlnfercud, f L.W Apiece.
UU Alt ANTE ED.
LADIES' ELECTKIC OOSSAMEK, Plain Lin
Ibk, Heat Quality, 11.20.
UUAUANTEED.
LADIES' ELECTUIC OOfSAMEItS, Bocend
Quality, tl.oe.
UUAUANTEED.
LADIES' ELECTUIO OOSSAME11S at U CenU
Apiece.
NOT UUAUANTKED.
LADI KB' 11L ACK OOSS AM EUS at 60c, 7&C., 11.00,
11.10, 11.50.
IIKST QUALITIES UUAUANTEED.
Children's Gossamers.
ALL PK1CE8.
MEN'S ELECTRIC COAT8,
At 11.10, 11.23, 1 JO, 11.00, 3 UU.
UMBRELLAS.
We purchased a larite stock of Utcbrell&s at
less than manufacturers prices ;
25 Dezen Umbrellas At 25c. Apiece.
a Dezen Umbrellas At Mia Apiece.
10 Dezen Umbrellas At 7Je. Apiece.
10 Dezen Umbrellas At ll.ue Apiece.
10 Dezen Umbrellas, Imitation Coin Silver Han
dles ut 11.23 A piece.
J. B. Martin d Ce.
j
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
(Opposite Stevens Uonse.1 LANCASTER. PJ,
T EVAN'S KIAIUR.
Is geed "" mag 0na bola ftt3t te tlmt whlen
Levari 's Fleur.
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