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;T ULK0A8TXR. OCTOBEE. laK.
- nr llfBnrttin ItaMim
MputyicSffi Chairman Jenes lias under-
suppress the presidential aspira-
l Of Mr. Blaine. He realizes that his
Ate co-operation with Mr. lil.thie, for
tktt election of General Beaver, would he
up Hucil te mean that the national Be-
'jpvMlcan committee leek with satisfaction
TSfea the prospect of running hitu for the
,wtfclency.
;;.?iHta refusal te serve as chairman of the
rmwjurg reception committee was based
, seWjr en the ground tliat lie did net wish
Jte encourage the Blaine boomers. The
letders -who burned their lingers with
ff Maine's blazes of enthusiasm in the Inst
gv. eenpaign are wary 01 tue lire, ins a
Stl. tWae. limtltK'inf. fant (lint ntHiiiittrli Mr.
i'T "!"" "' '"" . """""-"
rrBMse Is about te stump the state for Gen-
&- ',m. DantTAi Tf"i Tm-ina D'ira nnf trr n-nnl
jj tjiM xicctfci) au.& uvuui eja uuv vuu tiviu
about the latter, and talks as though the
Maine statesman was the only figure in
?. Um platform at all worthy of his consider-
Jv.aKtVU
feiThe conclusion is irresistible that the
Reaairman or me ltepuuucan national com-
;""Htee, who has se frankly proclaimed
--,, We disapproval of Blaine, also disapproves
lft hie party's candidate for governor, sup-
fs,aartft nnil evershadnwwl hv Ul.iinp.
fM In all the large Bepublican meetings the
. Maa 01 jjiaine u conspicuous, anu in me
In-'s partisan reports of them we find the old
JfMBfllar Incidents: the " son of tell" who
Vigiaepeinenana or ine politician anu re-
'eeives as hearty a shake as though he vt ere
Cvaoaereni. xue werus --greiuesi en-
A.y4Hfclj iv1f n in wVd t Alr t-vrn 1 n m m 4
.nuBUViux niickiixi out tiuica iu mi uttuuui
. of a recent Beaver meeting. Tliere are no
iMaegreesef enthusiasm at these meetings,
S'Vfri BMtllkB the children who were all thp liwil.
F.x-T.-Z 7. . 7. . . V '
yj-.-ime emouen or inese wne ioek upon
;Daiae and Beaver, is always " greatest'
','X; The assurance that the Kepubllcan lead
wrL mi i..i. .i. i i- .....
BUitKO UIO UillllU Ui ine
of toil as warmly as these of
is an insult te American
sat, manhoed: is an Insinuation that some rea-
hSM-A,v ' :.. , ,, ..... ..
;j wta may exisv iiiru uuieieiiL-a ueivieeu uie
0fii. hand shake due te a farmer and that given
psa millionaire. If the Republican lenders
ai?'did net rezard this as an exceptional con-
F cession te the political equality that is the
""foundation of Democracy, tliey weu.d net
;-'i aweil upon it se iremienuy.
"s A 1'niiKP Ter Itelelclni?.
SJf ---
Vm. . "Rlsflwhere will be found :in interestlni?
j;fefc recital of the prosperity existing in the
gy'iren trade and which premises te affect all
,juaus or eusiness ier niu ueiier. 11 is irem
f?'Bpublican sources which makes it all the
WuTBMti interesting.
&$? It was a favorite campaign cry of our
PjBjjBepublican friends in former state and
?M ''Rational battles that the owls and the bats
iK,v:? weuiu roost in me biueku suicks 01 ine mie
i" furnaces in l'ennsvlvania If the Democracy
ieame into power. The absurdity of thLs
j&;Matement Is apparent from the results that
i yT.Vl.av tnNnmaA tlia Tlpnuvml In rpt.(r-.ittnn
Ij.;'1'! state and national affairs Democracy
1 ,i5-its enthroned and from Iiepublic.tns un-
kllllng testimony is borne that the country
t 1 . . i- i. it. r
E-J BJUV1UK aiUll Ui bliU JliHU Ul 1'IUlUDa IU
pTTflKer befem
8SJ this is wuy the uemecratic heart re-
Sx Jokes. The general conditions of prosper-
K3s ii . . in I..-I..1 .
it ivj snow niaw niepiiucipieaei oenerseu are
Bfe safely enshrined in the hearts of the ieple.
i& zzzzz
f W AMU .llill O.U.A Wlf, wut.j SUUU11H im
fe.' itemized statement of the bill for laving
as out. caring for and embalming the body of
'&? Gen. Grant. The Sun had told E. Helmes
fyVe., the embalmers, that its mauage
fc aeent would pay the bill, if net otherwise
lf wevided for. The embalmers took the
Hd Sun at its word, and after statins that
t' n ...... . . ....
- no ener uau eeen maue uy inese legally
.: iftnu uiuniiiv uaunu Ln nav niirinii " kphl ii
ferlte tbe fitm. The latter paid the hill,
&r amounting te 500, and exhibits the receipt
JF" of the embalmers in its columns for that
Eft amount.
RSa And only yesterday announcement was
A-teaae or tue fact that Mrs. Urant had re.
a? j. eeivea a total or 30u,uoe rer her share In
the receipts of the sale of the book written
, in the closing hours of his life by the dead
j here. It is a sad sight te see the bill for
tliA pmhfllmlncr nt f.hn frpnpral'fl rpm'tfua
P? paid by a stranger.
,i. lVnnlil ll a Uln.lnl Mi.ni.
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It is announced in the New Yerk World
ftthaf Hnn Alinn, U ITe,,.!!. ...Ill ...........
. ,.w"" ""' " unm i" iH-tl-JiK
wm nomination ier mayor 01 iev ierK
f the united Democracy of th.it city. His
eUetlen was a stroke of genius. Ne man
s-m. me metropolis stands hhrher with Mm
rileatathan Mr. HnwlH.. Tin Inn ,,,.,., ,.p
HMa'alid the ceurncn In cri-roeu (t..
-lPNf Pf te Congress lias been most lion lien
Me and his retirement therefrem will
j, .,iW w rai icgiBiauen.
v C jmii 11 may be that his city Las the first
tain upon his services, and if he decidps
foil accept the nomination, it will prebablv
m wireugu iue iniiuence et that coubidera ceubidera
tlaB. Ills candidacy puts a very large hole
the boom for Henry Geerge, for Mr.
it fills the bill for the labor people
"exactly than any ether man new be-
L'the New Yerk public. Fer, as the
Mcv Yerk World says of him ; " Abram
it, Hewitt's understanding of and sympathy
tee maases hare been attested by the
and liberal manner in which he
has conducted his large enterprises, and by
the efforts which he has made in Congress
te relieve them of unnecessary burdens."
The KpIrepnl Courrnllen.
The action of the general Episcopal
convention in Chicago, will attract wide
attention for the strong ground it takes en
the questions of marriage and divorce. A
vast number of the evils of wciety may lie
traced te the loew iihIIkhIs which have
long prevailed in nutters iiiatrimeiil.il and
the Kpisceiml convention shows wisdom
and discretion in llie.vlgenms manner in
which it handles this most Important of
human relations.
If marrlage was surrounded by mere
safeguards, nnd thosacrediiesdef Us char
acter was mere generally recognized, the
newspspers would hae fewerdlverce scan
dals and ether domestic infelicity te re
port. The most scrupulous care cannot
prevent sorue of these disagreeable Inci
dents of married life, hut if the action of
the Episcopal convention was generally
followed by Its sister creeds, the sum of the
world's happiness would be greater.
Mr. ISi.u.ni: Is mistaken trim lulnks that
ly coming Inte Pennsylvania lie will "Just
an anchor te windward."
WllKJf the Republican party limis Itself m
the pelltiral grave which the JV&ti Ui-ljully
asistlng us te prapAte ter the corwe uext
November, our eHteeuied conteiujHirary will
reallie mere fully the boenierang capacity of
the campaign lie and the moral et the old
couplet
" He 1IkcJ a grave, he digged It deep,
He digged k for hi, btettcr.
lty hi own fin he fell therein :
The grave he digged for another.
lUun Aiimikal Knw vnn T. Nicneus,
who died en Tuesday at I'emfret, C)iiu.,wlll
be romeuibered as the CHll.int eemmaiider
of the Winona, which vessel txire n promi
nent part lu the naval battle- et l'arragut's
lleet en the Mlssbslri'I. NIcbeH received
the silrrcmler of Forts Jackmm and SL
I'll 111 p. representing the adtulral, and later,
haviug run past the Vickshurg luttvrles, en
gaged in a (losperAlo centliLt with the famous
ram Arkannin.
Tun various channelx in which Mr. Illume
may be useful iu this campaign are net ap
parent. Km rr has built up a r putatlen for the
manufacture of heavy gnus of great power,
but it is net by any means untarnished, as a
great many of his guns have burst under
conditions by no means tring. During the
France-German wariw) Krupp kuiis burst,
and the Dukoef Cambridge reported te the
British government that out of TO heavy
guns employed against the fceutbnest of
Paris, 30 were disabled by theetlectef their
own lire, and the German commanders
thought that U the French had held out for
a week, the German batteries would have
been tdlenced. Under thee clrcumsUnces
we may feel proud el our heavy guns te be
built in the uear future, If they burst less
frequently than these of Krupp and equal
the latter iu ieuetratieu and ruue. Of this
there is assurance from men who have de
signed tbeui with the advantage of all the
experience of foreign inanufiiturers and all
the Bcieutillc and theoretical knowledge
that can be had. Foreign governments keep
knowledge et this kind as secret as possible,
and Americans hent abroad by our govern
ment for thestudyef theematters have been
treated with scant courtesy. We have the
theory and will seen have the practice, Con
gress willing.
Heme employ eset Heaver's nail works are
trjing te bolster him up by explaining the
beauty el the store-order stem. Toe late !
Toe late 1
Fer violets plucked theemntner thewers
W II! never inuWu grim iiuId.
I
Ar West Point there is a digram 111 the
adjutant's elhea showing ttie Kvupiliunt of
the parents of all cadett udmitted since. Isli
The proertlons of representations are pecu
liar. Of authors, artists, cooks, brewers
butchers, distillers and saloen-keeiers there
are new ene each. Of builders, musicians,
overseers, politician", pelu-einauand printers
two each ; of architects, barber, gardeners,
journalists, photographers and stock dealers,
three each ; of bakers, lumbermen, millers,
presidents of colleges, publishers, superinten
dents of school, surveyors, undertaker ann
enlisted men, four each ; of nurserymen, five;
el dentistSjbeven: efsecretarles.elKht ;of spec
ulators and presidents and superintendents
el bank corjieratioiis, ten each ;t uiinlngand
real estate, eleven each j el insurance busine6s
and livery keepers, twelve each ; of miscella
neous and laborers, eighteen each ;of etllcers
of volunteers, nineteen j of state rtlicers,
tenty-two;ef meuiberseftViugrw, teuty
three; of contractors,twenty-seven; of railroad
ollicers twenty-eight; of engineers, thirty
four; of unknown, thirty-live; el editors and
school teachers, thirty-nine; el hotel-keepers,
lerty-iiv e ; of agents, forty-seven ; of navy of
ficers, llltj-two;ef clerks, tlfty-elght; of coun
ty officers, sixty-one ; of V. S. civil elllcers,
sixty-six; of manufacturer.-', ninety-three; of
clergymen, 102 ; of no occupation, 17'J , of phy
sicians, 271 ; of lawyers or judges, 155; of
merchants, -103 ; of farmers or planters, S2C.
It Is easy te understand why there should
be a large number of sons et clergymen aud
physicians, but the small number of the sons
of undertakers Is surprising.
Thkhb comes a wild story Irem Newark,
N. J of a plot a few days age for the revo
lutionizing of a Central American stala
These states revolve he rapidly that there
would ha nothing very startling ln the
scheme if it did net involve the kidnapping
of Win. II. Vanderbilt iu erder te realize
funds for the enterprise. Accomplices ln
this country and abroad were te il stocks
short in anticipation of the event, then te
buyheavily just before the millionaire was
released by the plotters, ir the stock mar
ket should fall te yield satisfactorily te this
milking, then f 1,500,000 was te ba raised by
the levying of ransom. The man who dis
closed the plot says that he refused te gj
into it becaue e he was convinced that it was
managed by unscrupulous Wall street
brokers. The scheme, he said, was en the
verge of an actual kidnapping when the
millionaire died. The public will believe
Wall street operators catmble of any scheme
however desperate, and there may hav e been
a grain of truth in this story.
Amajeiutv of I'lilladelphlaceuuclls' com
mittee en railroads have agreed te rejiert the
elevated railroad hill adversely. There Is a
suspicion of jobbery In the result reached,
the fctreet car magnates belug generally be
Keyed te be behind the bill.
PEIISONAL.
WfcC'llKTAItV -V1A.N.M.NO lias retllrnisl If,
Washington lu excellent health and spirits,
Mlt.ai.Ansre.NK s still unable te leave his
bedroom. lie is sin ering from lever. Ills
condition is believed te be worse than Ispub-
uujy uuiuiiuMi.
Miss rAllr Ueuviun I'ktkrken aud Mr.
llebert Harris McOarter, of Xewark, were
married before a brilliant immp tit vat Went
ten, the country seat of Gee. Y. Oiilld', en
Tuesday evening,
Mary ANimnseN has been spending the
autumn with Mr. and Mrs. William llhick,
amid the picturesque, doenery of OImii.
which her he,t his be graphically and
charmingly Immortalized.
W mV1? C."-T' et Waketleld, Mass.,
dat JHiL?le,,ea b ninety ninth birth-
Miss Susan IV. AmneNv is said te bn
couslderlnBaneirerof the editorship et the
the hU Louts Magazine, as it Is the flshtn,,
since Miss Olev eland's debut in sfJi1.!0"
lnent female fiffmifturj te wrtnctheedl"
terial mangle or literary magazlueT
Mrs. LEiAUDSTAUDFenn devotes cen.ld-
erable time and money ln the cause or cslu.
catien ln California, She has put In success,
fill operation four large kindergarten,
and her latest benefaction Is the establish,
mentor anight school for the Jeekeyi and
stable boys employed iu the stables of her
husband.
MAMO.N llAltl.AMl,perlnps, the busiest
woman in the country Shu conducts a
household department for a syndicate et
iirtecu .per, does the editorial work In
JUthuhiteil, Is completing a companion vol
ume te " Judith, "te be called "In Old
Virginia, " and a household manual entitled
' llnme-.Maklng and Housekeeping."
Hr.NAien t)w l s does net seem te hav en
poed grip en Maii'htlelt llepublicaus.
Ala liepublican rally In llosten where he
spoke, the immense audience ,hli atiglusl,
hissed, ranir tin cheMnut bell, clus'risl for
Jehn D. Leng, called for Tem Heed, of
Maine, and gave ether expressions of dls dls
taver. Twe or three times Governer Koblu Keblu Koblu
sen, who presided, was obliged te advance te
the front et the platrerm and request the au
dience te allow blui te preside and net at
tempt te take the meeting out of his hands.
elrttlnc m ller.
A "professor of horse training," who has
shown great skill lu subduing and breaking
the most ebdurate animals, gives the fol
lowing advice: The question may arise,
ler steady, hard work at moderate speed,
will net a heavy-framed, strong-muscle
animal, with slight intelligence, like the
mule, return mere work for the feed than
the one with the higher mental faculties
and mere active nerves T Is net there a
waste of force, of the jwwer dtvlred, from
the nutriment consumed, lu the horse, with
a highly developed, nervous constitution
Mr., li.p.vseu advises te never select a
vere having leug ears llued inside with
long, straight hair. De net buy one that Is
narrow betweeu the ears and between the
eyes ; or tli.it his Mat, round eyes, m sunken
orbits, and whose nostrils are short and
thick ; for he w ill certainly prev e a beat of
small Intelligence, hard te teach, incapable
of remembering bihI liable te be obstinate,
Just as stupid it'rseus are. And de net buy
the hore tha' is narrow at the top of the
head, bulging between the eyes, and has a
sunken, dish-like face between them . ter he
is sure te lw v icleus and treacherous. Hut
takethe horse that his short ears, with short
curly hair inside them ; that is bread be
tween the ears and eyes, with a regular,
straight tace and large thin nostrils : ier In
him you will 11 nd an Intelligent, spirited,
vet willing servant and falthlul frieud, if
treated rightly."
lie Knew Ills Dun.
Fietn the Atlanta Constitution.
This story briugs te mind ene that Is told
of a Confederate guard w he w as once en duty
ever ln Seuth Carolina. An elllcer was dis
cussing war matters, aud remarked :
" Yeu buew your duty here, de you, Beu
tinel "
" Yes, sir."
" Well, new, suppose they should eieu en
you with shells aud musketry, what would
veu de T"
" i-erm a line, sir.
What ' one man form a line "
11 Yes, sir . form a bee line ter camp, sir."
A M.VlUUKt) .VI N
Ob, yes ' I uui a married tuan,
I have a wile, and when I sought hi r
Seme years age ler mine, and brought her
Heme as a undo, lire nrst began
Tebe worth living. I jnst thought her
An angel, anil thanked heaven I'd caught her
And de se still and yet. and 51 1,
There Is another one who's wrought her
shy witchcraft o'er me till there's naught her
Fair face may ni t make me forget
And te this dsy I've never fought her
Seft sway, although you say 1 engutci "
X knew yen think It's net quite right.
Hut she loves me, tee Oh, I've taught her
The elil, sweet lesion ' and I bought her
My flrstloTegtrt vesternlght;
Twm buta trine cost aiiuarter
It was a dolly she's my daughter
Fem Lift
A Bright Particular Ki.il sur Cough Cure
opiates. Ne poisons. '.2 cent
Ne
As a horse and cattle lotion salvation Oil has
proven Itself an Infallible remedy. It has 10
celved the hn.irt Indersements el many old and
weU-knewn horsemen. 1'rUe .3 cents a bottle.
The National C'reilll I, .Se Mum
solidly founded than the reputation of ilensen's
Capctne Plasters They are known, appre
ciated unlUMil In Ainenci-lta hn-pltals and
Its homes. Physicians, pharmacists and drug
glsUafflrm that for premptne-s et uctien, cer
tainty and range et curative iiualltles they are
beyond comparison. Once u-ed thilr unequalled
excellence rccniutntnd tbetn The public are
again cautioned against the (heap, worthless
und shameless Imitations offered by mendacious
parties under th guise of similar sounding
names, such as "Lapsltln' "Capslum, 'Capn
cln." "Capslclne," etc. Ask for lkmsen's, buy
of respettuble druggists only, and make 11 per
sonal examination. The genuine has the
' Three scats " trademark and the weid"Cap
cine "cut in the centre
BVEOIA1. NUT1VK.1.
Da. IUmlr Werm Sivrct, Furely vegetable,
pleasant te take, will exjiel worms if any exist,
no purgative required alter using, l'rtce, 23
cents, by all drngglsta. bs-amd M W A F
WILL veu SUFFKIl wtth Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint t bhlieh'a V ltallier U guaran
teed te cure you. ter sale by II 11. Cochran
Druggist, Ne. 137 North Queen street.
The Slysiery selie-l.
It has always been understeinl that consnmp censnmp consnmp
tlenwus Incunible, but It his recently been
discovered that htuips llalsum for the Threat
and Lungs Is giving mere relief than uny known
remedy. It la nuarantevil Ui relieve und cure
Asthma, Urnuchltu and Leuuhs Call en II II.
Cochran, druggist. Ne. 137 .North Omin street,
and get a trial belUe free of tesU Large size iu
cents and II. (ij
CUOUI", VVIIOOI'INCCOUOII and Urenchltla
Immediately relieved by bhlleh s Cure t or sale
by II. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. LU North Quiam
street.
A Itemarkable Geed .Man
Is he w he attends te the comfort of bis family
and will net let his llttle ones sutler wlthatTio wlthatTie wlthatTio
tlen of the Threat and Lungs, when l.y their
lives may tie endangered, but who should at all
times give them that sovereign remedy, Keinn'i
lUIsaui. Price 60 cents and II. Trial tucrte.
i or eale by II. U. Cochran, druggist, 137 North
Queen strict. (ij
Osb Bettlk KrrkcTS a CDEi. Mr. Oscar E. II.
Kech, of Allen ten n, Pa., was bedfast with In
flammatory rheumatism ln the winter of less.
Doctors could de nothing te relieve him. lie
commenced using Gress' lthcumatle Itemudy.
Uy the time he had used hall a bottle he could
leave his bed ; when he had finished the bottle
he was cured and has net had a return of the
disease since. In his own weids, "1 leel better
than ever before." Price II, by all druirgisU.
lebS-SmdilWJtr
VilllliKLLAM
TJMUKEI.LAS. "" '
DMBRELLAS.
UMBRELLAS.
UMBRELLAS
UMBRELLAS.
UMBRELLAS.
Uepalrlng and
Netice.
lttcevcrliig Kniiuatbhert
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
XO. 14 EAST KINO bTHEET,
LANCASTLIt, l'A.
TltVNKH. .
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KKOKUL'S.
ROBES.
11UFFALO, WOLF, JAPAN tiOAT. Alse the
Cclebratea IM kit, 'l'A V I.OIC A CO.'b
KAbTKUN ItOIIKS.
Uuaranteed net te lesu ihelr hair, from f 10 te IM,
A Hue Assortment et Plush Lap Kebe, Irem
. 11 up te lis.
TheUest Dellar Herse blanket In the city,
KRECKEL'S,
'0 6 t!ABT H1NO BTUKliT. LANCA&TKlt. PA.
augil 3ma
MMDIOAL.
H
OOP'S HAHSAPAIULLA.
OATARRH 017RED.
Catarrh ts a very univalent riljeaae, with dU
trv.stnit ami etrensivn symptom. IIcshVs ar
HnparlUa gle ivudy rellel aiul speedy cure,
from the l.ict that 11 acts through the bleed and
thus reaches ev cry part of the sy tern.
I snuVred with catarrh flflism veare Toek
ltmls harMpnrllla anil am nut tniublt-d with
uttarrh, and my general health l much ts'ttur."
I w l.ll.l.ls.
l'i"tnl clerk Chicago A M Leuis luilread.
" t suiTensl w tth catarrh for mhj wirs ; trlnl
man) vrnnditrliil cures. Inhaler", etc , -pending
msvrlj one hlunlHHl diillnrs without t'enettt. I
Irtisl Heed's bursaparllla and mu grvall) tm
previsl." ji.a AllltKt,
Weriter, Mast.
Heed's SiirRaparllta Is chmvetettted by ihnsi
peculiarities i 1st, the rombiitedencif unaeilUl
agents j sd, the iroerl(o id. the jre-m et
securing the acllve medicinal qualities, 'the rvv
ult Is a medicine, or unusual strength, ettecttng
cures hitherto unknown. Semi ler Issik con
taining additional evidence.
" Ilcsxt's Harsanrltla tones ui uiv
j stem.
purintw my blixxl, shsrpeus my appetite,
Hi.nn. tnmukn mil nrnr '
ana
J. l'.TUUMl'SUM, Ueglsteret Deeds,
Lewell, Mass
" IIeihU Sarsaparllla heats all ethers and Is
worth Its weight In geld,"
1 nAKIilNOlUN'.
Ne. IM Uank Stlvet, .New erkClty.
Heed's Sarsaparilla.
S-old by all druggists. t stx for l Made
only by 1. C. 11001) A CO , Lewell, Mass.
100 DOSKS ONK D01.L.AH.
JHOW'S IUON uiiti:k.
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
WILL CURE
HKADACHK,
IM)USi:STION,
luiaeusNr.ss,
UYSI'El'MA,
NEUVOUS I'ROSTKATlON,
MAI.AKIA,
CUILIJand FKVEIUS,
TIHKD Ki:EIilNU,
ISHNERAL. DKW11.IT Y,
PAINS IN TUB HACK A SI DKS,
IMVUKKHI.OOD,
CONSTIPATION,
FEMALE INFIKM1TI T.S,
IUIEUM.VTISM,
NEURALGIA,
KIDNEY AND Ll EK
TUOU1ILES.
M-tOKSALEUY ALL Hltlt.tills
The Genutne has Trade Maik and cres-ed lttd
Lines en wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Ciuii: lydJtw
CTOMACU AND LIVER TAP.
Fer Indigestion, Lilieusiii'.vs
SICK HKADACIIE, or any of the symptoms el
a disordered stomach and liver, use
HOLMAN'S
Stomach 8c Liver Pad.
It will give tone, vigor and tli.-tii uy te your
whole system, re tuove all
Malarial Taint Frem the Bleed.
Prevent Fever, binall Pox and all contagious
diseases.
Warranted te CUItF. and I'RKV K.NT CHOL
EltA l.N FA.NTUM, COLIC, MLASLEs, and aU
OHIIaDREN'3 DISEASES.
SAFE KA3ILY WOll.V UELIABLE '
UR. tm) A!ID HIS UC.1DEHD WITIZSKS.
Fultex, Arkansas. After carefully watching,
fera period of fenr months, the effect of " llol llel
man's Agueand Liver Pad. ' ln at least eik hi h.
drsd cases under viy Immediate observation, I
have no hesitancy In recommending It as a safe
andspeudy euro In nil cases of ague, biliousness
and Indigestion ln all cases or enlarged and
lntlatncil spleen. It ts par excellence ter all
dUeases arising from a disordered condition el
the liver, 1 cheerfully recommend Its use.
Very truly, J AMEs l. LEWIS, M. t.
4srlIewareef IlognsandlmlUtlen Pads. Ask
your druggists for the Genuine llelman's Pad,
and take no ether. If hude-s net keep them,
send r.tu te the
HOLMAS PAD CO, 120 WUlua St, Jfnv Teri.
augi3mdM,WA3
e
URE GUARANTEED.
RUPTURE.
Care guaranteed by UU. J, II. MAVEli.
E ise at once: no operation or delay from busi
ness ; tested by hundrudsef cures. Main office,
SJ1 AUCU 3T P1IILA. Bend for Circular.
KU-lvdAw
(ILAtlIHAliK.
H
1GU A MARTIN.
ALL
CHINA,
ULAStJ,
-AND-
QUEENSWARE.
During this Fall and Winter we
will have a larger assortment, in all
lines than ever before. All new
wares, as far iui possible, we skill
endeavor te ltave en hand as seen as
they appear in the market. Our
usual guarantee will accompany
every sale.
All articles net satisfactory will
be cheerfully exchanged.
Our prices, quality llng con
sidered, are equal te any. Before
purchasing Fancy or Staple Arti
cles give us a call.
15 EAST KING STREET.
LANCAHTKU. PA,
WATVllKS.
vyATCUES.
Lancaster
Watches
In Geld, fcllver and J SlckulCasca will be sold at a
UKKAT KEDUcrtON. Alse. Elgin, Waltham
i Aurera for which I urn Sole Avent), and ether
'lrt-Cla4 Watches. Ileal Watch und Jewelry
lSe palling.
WCerrcct time by Telegraph Dally.
L. WEBER,
1KX North Quegn SL, Near Pcnn'a. Ii. It. Depot.
Spectacle. Eyeglasses andOptlcal Geed. A
kinds el Jewelry.
CDHA
WMnrtin,
1IAM0H1.
J UOALinVl.liLA.CO.
FINE
EMERALDS.
Thu l.nge invoice of
rine Knieittlds Im
mi Unl by Mi'.tsrs. ( 'aid
well A Ce. I'etittUtiM
peciiiU'ii Slotiesef the
iK'lii'.st and Peflest
velvety color.
Kiuer.ililsM'tiimur
niul surrounded by
Diamemls tuetliicu
tlierlchesteffecttluit
cut le attaiiit-tl. tlm
light tr.itismitUsl
from the Diatueiids
entering and Illumi
nating tl Ktuer.tld
at all Us angles.
ilivssre. Caldwell A
Ce, furnish special dt
hIriis for llnxx'hes IVn
tlaiits, Earrings, Lace
l'ius, Klngi), etc.
J.E.
CALDWELL
& CO.,
003 CHESTNUT ST.,
P1IILAHELP1I1A.
ULOrlflAII.
L.
GANSMAN A BRO.
Dictator of Prices.
I'eMe tv our ClethtUi; cJtvt'U tti every purlieu
lar, quftlltj, workmanship ttna prlii'. lU'tn
tuftiiuliicturvr, we hae thu irtxxU at tlrst test
ami knew the lutt"t styles. Ue Jtctate prlct
Ter ether pcujile te copy tuitl lollew.
Prices nuil Quality Tell the Story.
I32S lluys a SUn' SnIL
tl.M llnvi) a Man's VV In- Twin Salt.
(3lU0 llu a Man', VV nelnn suit.
H.50 Iluys a Man Alt-Wwil -ult
.I ltuya a Man's v emted Suit
I10O.) Iluva Man's line (.autmein Suit
fllte Mu) a a Vlan'- All VVimiI cheiktnt Sun.
11110 liuysa Man's line Imported Corkscrew
Milt.
llb.00 ltuya a Man's I lnct Dresn SnIL
Men's Overceau rolling at iiHriM',ll.C0, I.R
J W, JtVO, ti i' till li, up te llSktu.
llyeu de net watch closely you wlllaydeiI
ble the amount ter thu cuime quality at ether
place-.
Hey' Suits and lley's Overcoats are selling
lower than ever. lars'e luieitment te eelect
trem.
Children s Suits, all our own make, are sellluit
at iwpular prices.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MEUCH ANT TAILOIW,
MA.NUrACTUUEUS OK MEN'S UOYS ANU
CIULUIIEN'S CLOTU1NU,
66 & 68 NORTH QDEEN ST.,
(Uttht en the Southwest Cor.el Orange SL)
LANCASTER PA.
eS-Net connected with any ether clelhlnj?
house In the city.
B
URGEK A SUITON.
JPJ?
HAS THE COLD VVEATHEIt KE
MINDElt YOU 1IIAT YOU WILL
WANT A
Fall Suit or Overcoat ?
ir 80, WE AKE JUST IN TIME
E1T1IEUIN UEADY-MAOE Olt MAUE
TO OKDEU, WE AUK DIVING. EX
CELLENT QUALITY AT LOW PUICES.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL ANU E.
AMINE OUlt STOCK, 11E10KE PUlt
CIIAblNG ELSEWIIEUE. WK AUE
POSITIVE WE CAN PLEASE YOU.
BUKGER & SUTTOI,
Merchant Tailors aed Clothiers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTEIt. PA.
T5EADY-MADE OLOTHINO.
HIRSH & BROTHER
INVITE EVElli PEBSON
te call anu inspect tueilt immense
bieck op
READY-MADE
CLOTHING!
-roll-Men,
Beys and Ohildren.
Hnewlnc that by thtlr Immense stock
and extraordinary low prices, they pan
and de undersell every store In Lancaster.
lie It a Man's, Youth's, lley's or Child's
fine, ileiUum or Lew-Priced Overcoat.
Ile It Man's, Youth's, lley's or Child's
1'lne, Medium or Lew-Priced Hult.
He It ln fine. Medium, or Lew-Priced
Underwear, Woolen or WhiteHhlrts, Knit
Jacketa, Hosiery, Gloves, or ln the New
and Handseme Line of Neckwear which
they havejust received.
lie It ln anything In the line of Trunks.
ValUus or ltubber Clothing.
Or he it In the Handsome and Elegant
Suitings, Overceatings or Pantaloenlngs,
which we maketoyeurorder at tbe short
est notice and ln the latest styles and
best workmanship.
WoUnew we can suit you, as our store
U the headquarters In Lancaster for best
goods.
Call at year earliest convenience and
tee for your own satisfaction.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
ONE-PRIOE
Clothiers and Furnisbers,
COli. NOltTU QUEEN ST. AND CENTKK
BQUAUE, LANRASTEU, l'A.
MY &00 TKKTU AKK AS GOOD AB
can be purchased In Lancaster ler 115,00.
Call and be convinced. All work warranted.
Gaa aamlnlsUirud.
VV, I,. riSIIEU'S I'entUL
apn-iyd no. trj Nonh yucca BuceL
irOKF
JOHN ANDKUSON, MY JO.
lOlIV ANIirUSON, tny je Jehn,
J Mirn first I was our wife,
(n every valiing day, Jehn,
I vvcanetl of my life.
It made veu umi te cc, Jehn,
Neur shut net vihitc as snow,
1 washed them with out home made snap.
Jehn Andersen, my je.
A WORD OF WARNING.
There are many white soaps, cadi represented te be "ust as geed as the 'Ivery')"
they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualitici
of the genuine. Ask for " Ivery " Seap and insist upon getting it.
renjrljhl lvf. bj Printer A (,iuMe.
CLOAK 11
I.ITTIii: M'KKt'U CONCKUN1NO
CLOAKS !
ANU THE
Jeseph L. Rati & Ce.
We have come into your midst with the full and nineore conviction that
an institution such .is we pruiiose te wUihlish would nil an unoccupied Held
and supply a long felt want in this progressive city.
Let these f.tcts then be clairly underjtoed This skill be a stere for the
8.1I0 of 1-idies', MLsses' and Clilldren's Wtarlng Apparel.
We mean te stay with you iKirniunently , K'citL'se we Intend te make our
selves very' useful te your comfort, your linpplnww and your jocket-beok.
Our garments shall invariably be the HIST IX ALL UKSPKCTS, repre
senting the production of first-class American manufacturers.
Under no circumstances will misrepresentation be permitted ; guaran
teeing everything we sell.
Our prices are lived firm as a rock, from which there will be no devia
tion the millionaire and the mechanic Bhall buy here under tiiial advan
tages. Garments w Inch are net entirely satisfactory w ill be cheerfully exchanged.
We have resolved te make this n THOKOUOHI.Y I'OITLAK STOIIK
which shall and must at all times fully deserve your itulieuuded confidence.
JOSEPH L.
THE LEADIjNG CLOAK
Nes. 136, 138, 140
rVHXiTVur-
F
UUNITUHK WAHEKOOMB.
1IUV YOUltSELr A Il'AIIl OK THOSE
Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL KAULV AT
HeiTmeier's Fareitare Warerooms.
They aru thn uicest thlnK out and we have Just
rccolved another let et thorn.
ilO EAST KINO STREET.
A KAHK Ol'I'OKTUNlTY.
The Bargains Still Continue
-AT-
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE.
Declded Ilarfnilns are elfmed te make room (or
alterations new buliig made. New Is the time te
buy a nice
Chamber or Parler Suite,
DINING ROOM OR KITCHEN FURNITURE
AND SAVE MONEY.
WIDMYERS,
EAST KINO AND DUKB STS.
V-Open Monday and Saturday Eventngs.
sepUMyd
ITALL VAVMH,
AN'T BE UKAT.
OUlt ELEGANT LIME Or
Wall Paper & Window Shades,
ANU OUll
Very Modest Prices
Are the things that can't be beat by any beuse
ln the city.
WWE INVITE INSI'KCTION.-U
ART WALL PAPER STORE,
NO. ISt NOltTU QUEEN BTUEET,
LANCASTEU, l'A!
jlfred""sieber,
u. .AH UtnAav nnil flHtlirdav
evenlnB.
AOJf
Ah ' many a ti.urc), then, Jehn, '
Had veu and I theithcr.
Hut new all that is changed, Jehn,
We'll never have .tiiithcr;
I'nr .tilicil with IvouvSeM', Jehn,
Your shuts aki: white as snow,
And new 1 smile tm washing day,
Jehn Andersen, my je.
ATT. A 11.
CLOAKS !
NEW HUH Ol
RAU & CO.,
HOUSE OF LANCASTER,
North Queen Street.
IIUUKB.
"I HANI) Ol'KNlNU.
Feil Dersmith's Art Caller;
Will be epnid te the public thlsevenlng, where
enn beet'un one of thnlarKeslaud finest collec
tions of Art Uoeds ever bufore shown ln this
city, iimhraclni; the highest works et art In Sepia
and Water Celers.
Ult E8UEN CHINA,
FLEMISH DKI.rr,
CLOISONNE,
ItOYALWOOSTEU.
KOVALKAIENCE,
TEKUACOTTA,
ITALIAN IVOHV WAHE.
Alte, a larKO collucllen et 1IKON.E UOOOS.
Ne. 46 EASTKINQ STREET,
(Opposlte Court Heuse)
autfB-tid
LANCA8TEU, l'A.
CCUOOL, BUl'I'IiIEH.
JOm BAER'S SONS,
Nes. 16 and 17 North Quesn Street,
LANCAUTEU, l'A.,
Oder, Wholesale and ltetall, at Lew l'rlces
SCHOOL BOOKS
UBEH IN LANCAHTEIt CITlf AND COUNTY.
Old Readers Exohanged.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES;
Liquid BlatlnK, Chalk Crayons, Copy Beeks
of All Kinds, Writing Ip. Bteel Tuns, Slates
Notselcss Ulates, ulale 1'encUs, Drawing l'ea.
ells.
ComKltlen lloeks, Wrltlnu Tablets, Leail
I'enclls, Scheel Satchels, Companions, and
everything else In the line el Scheel Stationery.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOK.
VOJLU
J U. MARTIN,
WH0LMAL1 AUD UTAU, PSALM Id
All Kinds of Lumber and OeaL
AsTYard: Ne. 430 North Water ana rrtnee
Btreeta. abeve Louien. Lancaster. BJ-lVd
TJAUMOAHDNEHH k JEKKBKIKS.
COAL DEALERS.
Orttea : Na IS North Queen itreet, and Ne.
Ul North I'rlncestreeL ..
Yards i North lTlnce street, near Beading
UePU LANOAl.X.U.rA. iMlvua
RKMOVAU
M. V. B.AOOHO
has removed his Ceal Offlce te Ne. 1H NOKT11
OOEBN 8TUEET (Ilrlmmer's New llulldlng),
where erders wUI be received Ier
Lumber and Ceal,
WOOLRSAU AKD MTA1U
M. V. 11. C01IO.
inS-tld
XjlABT END YAItD.
0.J.SWAKR&00.
GOAL. - KINDLHSfQ WOOD.
Office t Ne. 30 CENTKK 80UAUK. Beth yard
ana offlce connected with Tclophene Exchanire
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