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!' LAKCABTKB. NOVEMUEH 1, IS.
g .- 8e or Jicnrjr iiraciitmr.
I jfTlW desperation of the friends of Dr. S.
ivi. xmvis in me present legislative contest
i ttl city is apparent, lleth papers of
'ki party printed en Saturday niglit the
-j Bsme identical bkcvcii witti portreit,oi tueir
- i eaaildate, and a meat fulsome biography
i&? thereof.
liut tne werKingman win vainly
B.V'sjlrsHsd through
i'';'tMhalfefthec
it te discover any net in
cause of labor. That is the
$vmimAak itb. Yw xcn itnrwlltl'itna nm fiutnr
v'.-. jfaw wji j i via wiiiiiiuinvii (tiu jviuil
?"'' measured in this election, and by that test
ft ' Dr. Davis must fall.
:3. Henry Drachbar will be chosen te repre-J
,'-j mBt TjincaKter in tlin Inunr Hiiiiw nf Dip
, , -ft, -
ifrytarlslaiure because he stands for the labor.
rC&jing man, who this year is determined te
.jS'tkm. All ever the state it has been recee-
!. sized that this year above all ether years is
.S ,tbe time for laboring men te make a
united stand for their rights. They will
who has net a favorable
f-r-A record en the labor question. And that is
fe why Davis will be left and Drachbar
u-,:-. obesen.
uw Jicurjr xiacuuar is ueieaieu, li win
'.i-ix in th plAvntlnil nf lnlirtr tlmf. Otei- mnat frt
F.UA . Mnn. Tl- .ttl ... 1..-1. .1... 1..1
Cigc w ,'"D iii. ii iii yui U.1LK iue lauui
.- c"86 " lnl8 c,ly mere tiiau can new he
i&? conceived. An nnnertimltv will tint 1m
K?,; HOOn airaitl L'Ivpii In n wnrkinemii In vnlu
fe.'Tfellow-werkingniau, if Henry Drach-
trStlT. .hr lH l!lf..lprl liv tll mnner nf II.q munil.
FSS.4ZL ' ' " ' J
FS Vlnf. riAivlll ml 1u Tim l,n..,(f inn.
& caater's Industrial nonulatien is stirred in
-?$ J11 bef i and coercion or money will net
r .-.. Mf UUIlt kVUl VJll iui
bkk i uia jneuu. lei every j;emecrai ei ve some
fejLrf hia time between this and te-morrow
instant te get out the whole vote. I f this is
ip deae, victory will be certain.
ir- . ...
l ne unse i rcscnicu.
The election discussion Is ever ami the
issue is with the jury. Whatever the er
dict may be, the mhecites of the Demo
cratic cause have reason te congratulate
themselves upon the presentation of their
case and upon its appearance as it new
"stands uncovered.
H .
',: nehave abundant uuise fur ciinirnitiilii.
&V' lien in the state candidates nie.-uted for
election, who have come out of the contest
' wneuy unscaiuea ana undeniably worthy
, of tbe places for which they are nominated.
Ne personal assault has been pessible
against them, and they stand as the strong
'and clean representatives of the party
policy they represent.
The most salient feature of this policy
has been shown te be the vivify'ng of these
&fc;il''0ui, " l,v VUUkllUllUll, MilllU IJ1U
f, dormant, demanding fair and equal treat-
B$ls . ment of the peeple by the state's chartered
H&r creatures. The position taken in this mat.
pSler by the state's Democratic governor lias
i&rx w taupuasizeu me iosuien ei me parly
kiSSSupen it as te make it known te every
RS-Teter: and all who believe this te be the
Iftge vital issue of the canvass will cast their
m'-vfi ballets for the Democratic ticket.
'ii Theparty strength has been further re-
!'-.... inferced bv th unsilimi nf tlm IWniwi.nik
T national administration, which ha3 satis-6-VSffied
all men that the dangers presented te
g., tbe country by Republican orators from
fe'Demecratlc government ere faliely
$ifp -irwv'm "" huik iuu uuuuiry is poi
'eidy safein Democratic control, but iimt ,i
Crte far mere likely te be governed with le-
fcjsViKard te tue Benenil welfare, regaidless of
fceonaiaeratiens or temporary party e-
rj-pedlency than it even has been limlpr Hi-
FJsJ'ubllcan control.
RrJs- "' national anil state ndministra-
fe:tleus recemmendintr. bv their works. tli
?M .Democratic party te public cenfldence. vn
RM, have a reasonabie reliance that it will re-
5!k ?elv? t nu mat this centtdence will be
if uuuueu win uie eieciien or its cauuiddtcs.
k.s&i One ether result nf tliH n-iniFoea i i
fi-JPylvanialms been te slmiie the issues aud
jff. .uie cauuiuaies ier me next presidential
ffi election.
jvJr. v Mr. Ulaine has appeared in tlie national
. arena once mere as the Republican athlete,
riband has assumed the charee of the iuriv.
P,y lie has come into the house of the Camer-I-
Jj ens te be welcomed there aud te have them
; tfleed te him.
FVx TTnnn Ihn nflier Imn.l (!, e..n.l ....
doreeraent of Cleveland's policy has made
; mm appear en the Democratic side its its
"candidate forre-electien.
u:s --
Vlf; Ofllclal Signatures.
J'f? Secretary Manning lvia r..j.ir.n.,l nn..n
tfibarge of the treasury denartmnnt i.nt
'( 'Jakes his signature with a stamp, the at-
Pffuej senerai naving given it as his epin.
M that this iS a lawful ctrrnnt,. H' .1-
tL:V . .-. nmi.u,s, 1IUUU
'SNMawby it is net se. ulnen u u !
jaakUwsactet the maker as the writing
Ctfca Mine with a pen would be. It is
rae, however, that a stamwrt nr.m i.
'jPMM readily counterfeited thau a Biimi
fte, all that is needed being the procure precure
;tM of a like stamp, when It would be lm.
10 distinguish the genuine from
signature. It is also possible for
VMuiue stamp te be used by an un-
xjied person. Se that it seems clear
there Is little protection iu a stamped
meieisiar tee much opper-
Mf for iti being fraudulently made.
'r U mteuw, however, te be a necessity. It
n teipraetlcable te have all the pipers re
quiring the signature of the head of n great
department signed by the chief. If it
should be possible it still veuld be undesir
able that he should exeiil a great deal of
lime in the manual occiqiatlen of iiling
his name, and it would be wholly unneces
sary if he could safely u?e n stamped signa
ture ! and certainly he can de Si itli entire
safety by having the attestation of it clerk
te his signature. It would then 1k the
stamped siguntute of the chief attested by
the written signature of the clerk, which
would protect it suillclcnily.
Shake Them OIT.
The I'ittsburg, McKee.pert V Vouglue.
gheny railroad is being pushed inpidly
forward towards the tract of 7,000 acres of
coal laud owned by Dr. Hostetter, which
will be the western terminus of the Seuth
Prnusjlvnnia railroad ; no that iU rapid
devr lepment is certain.
Within thejiast year Uo.Oee acres of coal
lands have been beight in the south
western counties for the manufacture of
coke, while for the freight of this fuel the
greatest railroads are striving with much
energy ; the B. & O., the V. It. It. and the
Vnuderbllt Interest, all having separate
plans for reaching it.
If the state constitution can be en
forced te prevent the combination of
these competing lines, all will be well, but
if that region falls under the jewer of one
vast monopoly, the whele state will suffer
by the tax levied ou the fuel of the manu
facturers. It should net be forgotten that
though thisdangerseeni3 distant It is no less
a dauger,and that every unnatural Increase
of cost takes just as much from the wages
of labor, as well as from the profit of the
manufacturer.
Leteery laboring man remember when
he gees te vote that the Democratic party
is pledged te the enforcement of the con
stitution, and that the present administra
tion has proved the value of the pledge.
Let every merchant remember that trade
depends upon the prosperity of labor.
If monopoly once secures a tlrm grip it
hangs en with bull deg tenacity, aud the
only party that is able and willing te meet
the brute and thrust the constitution be
tween its Jaws, is the one new in power.
The bull deg madea s.iage onslaught a
ytar age and thought it bad a grip en the
people, hut it tluds the constitution 'be
tween its teeth and tbe stick held thinly
by Pattison.
It is necessary te leli ve the holder, but
the people will surely show that they ap
prove his courage : and Governer Black
will shake the deg's hp.ul off.
Vete against store order.
Tuk gulden Democratic ruleUtt out the
vote.
IJ a law recently enacttd In Germany and
Switzerland, tbe principals et all K'hoeU are
required te itlamls3 their pupil at neon of
every day en which tha Uieriuometer
register, nt 10a.m., 20 Iteaumur (77 s K.)
Commisiiemer Atki.ns' report en Indian
affairs Is In the highest degree encouraging,
for it shows that the arage- are beginning
te appreciate the advantages el education and
are also taking te agriculture. Theland put
under tillage by them largely exceed In
acreage that of any previous year and there
is a growing desire among them te own lands
in Beteralty-. liy the prestnl laus an Indian
can net ou an acre of land In America
though bis tribe may own many thousand
acres; neither is the Indian el the western
territories a citizen or an alien lu the eyes of
the law.
lu f-eme localities he may claim legal
protection, in ethers It h.n been most em
phatically denied him. Hut tu "Mi man 1
tariau and peace system," ttie commissioner
tells u, has proved far siqierier te all etbers
in dealing with the Indians, and I bey have
made a long step forward teAnrdiclt tlizatien
which will enable them te enferce their de
mands for Justice and entitle them te citizen
ship. In connection with Induu education he
otters the following unique suggestien: "I
tblnic It would be wise for Congress te make
an appropriation from which eery Indian
youth who shall graduate lrem wboel and
marry an Indian maiden who has also grad
uated may be assisted iu hettllug upon a
homestead or ICO acres, purebating a team,
breaking aud fencing laud and building a
beuie. Jf the homestead Is net en au Indian
retervatlen the man should al-e Ime the
pmilege of citizenship, including trio right
elsuUrage. Such a law would jjreatly en
courage Indian youths aud maidens in their
resistance te the evil aud savage tnllueuces
of their untutored frlends,aud would success
fully prevent them from a return te savage
life." At present many graduates of these
f-Cboelsdo ruturn te savau life and are but
llttle better for their education, and the eug eug
gestien is worthy or most caretul considera
tion. Send election returns early te tUa Intel
MQENCEn cilice.
" Wue can better depict the hopes and as
pirations et working men se wtil as these
men themselves; wbe mere clearly outline
the needs or tbe laboring classes thau one
who has trodden the hard path el labor ?"
Seio JJra, Oitabtr S).
True, true, true ! Vete for Heury Drach
bar, bricklayer.
Voik early, aud then leek alter the strag
glers lu your prty.
Ii:t every Democrat In Lancaster come
outandete. Let us see hew many there
are of us. The best way te take a party cen
sus is through the biliot-bex.
Vete before breakfast ler the whule Demo
cratic ticket aud acquire a geed appetite.
The lime fixed Dy Ktely, el meter lame,
ier the public exhibition et bis Invmtien has
long since pased, but he bebt un rercuely
with a letter from two engineering experts
who bay, alter careful Investigation, they are
obliged te ceutcss that tbe power "liberated"
by Mr. Keely la a ract and is net derived from
any outside source. They accept his explana
tion of Its "liberation" as the only one that
will answer. The public calmly awaits the
"liberation" of a few practical samples of this
mysterious power, aud mean while the value
el Kcely meter stock is tee low ler estimate.
It is said that Most has comeeut for Geerge.
Hew se, when he is in prison ler inciting te
murder ?
'LAneiti.Na men are mere likely te Ik per
suaded by men et their ewu class than by
these In whose sincerity they may have
some doubts." Frem the Sew Em, Oct 30.
That is tbe reason the werklngmen of Lan
caster will vote for Henry Drachbar, brick
lyer. m m
'Tut forward laboring men." Xtu Era,
October SO Certainly j vote for Henry Draeh
bar, bricklayer.
Vete ler Hiack aud the whele Deumcratle
ticket.
Wur is tt that lawyers, sometimes old but
nearly alwaya young, are tetected te tell
werklngmen what their need, their wants
and their Interests are?J.Vew theKev Era,
Oct. Sft-And why U It that lawyers and doo deo doe
tors and politicians crowd our legUlature
while mechanic and werklnumen, whose
interests demand attention, are crowded out?
A fltanswortetbls would be ihn !... i f
1 Henry Drachbar, bricklayer.
Ven: for constitutional enforcement
Net long age tlie atumiil of Cernell t Di
versity protested gliit the granting of
honorary dcurees mid new Ihe beard of trus
tees of thai Institution hse atuwcred the
pretest by rewinding their action of lil
June, whlih laturiM the granting "t
honorary degree. Tim will be generally
balled a a lone step lu the tight direction,
ter tlioabiise el tins aiicleut cujUmi ha le
come se great that all the keixI It ever had I
buried cut et tight. 111 well that merit
should be ten .tnlml by some such token et
the approval of men of learning, and if w e
had veme Institution In this country like the
French academy It would be well, but the
honorary degree ha been se dt'ed by gilt
te men who had done nothing te win tl that
it ha been lupired bewmd icpalr, aud the
sooner It Is s cpt mlilu the better
It ha leug l?en customary for every
lnstltullnu In the land fre-u the grtvtl uni
versity te the cellege with high ivboel
standard te grant nu anmul bateh nf degree,
and this often w Ithetii the leat consideration
of the merits of the men thus h noted. Often
the honor w a openly bought by the gilt et
au endowment or a building, almost always
It was the college that honored the man aud
net the man the college After all, the re
spect of fellew-meu skeula be honor enough
for the man who Is resily worthy ei the
prale of an Institution of learning, aud thi
he may be sure of If hi work l worthy et it
w hether he held a diploma or net.
Voie teglve the werktngman aihance te
make hi own legl-latlen.
Dn. Jer.rii JoE.ef New Orloan,itvem.
mends most highly the driuking of large
quantities el Iresli milk in caes of arsenical
poleuing. He ha cured thirteen perseu
who were poisoned by making them drink
fresh milk. Cits that bve been poleiied by
killing large number of rat my be cured
by plenty of fresh mtik, and the writer
knows el one old tern ct which w a lu des
perate straits from the slaughter of twenty
seven rats and saved by the ue of milk.
The curative virtues el milk are net e well
utilized as they should be, aDd the discovery
of Dr. Jenes should lead te their careful in
vestigation. Vete fur the elevation of Uber.
Tur. ticket ter next Tuesday's election Is te
be voted lu two sfparate slip, the one
headed "stale," the ether "county." He
sure te separate the two parts of the ticket.
Vete against store order.
" Who can better depict tbe hope and
aspirations of werklug men se well a theM)
men themselves , who mere clearly outline
tbe needs et the laboring cla-srs than one
w he has trodden the hard pth of labor '
Sew Era, October "i.
True, true, true ! Vote for Henry Drach
bar, bricklayer.
Above all things else, put in your vote
early, and than get out the votes of your
neighbors.
Mil Kei-kafelleb, of the Standard Oil
cempauy, Is stated te be the richest man in
the country, with a hundred ami fourteen
millions, made out of Pennsylvania oil and
railroad". And there are two Reckafcllers
and ethers In the Standard, whose ten years
of thrill may be calculated te have gathered
from the state altetber several tt-'ea the one
Keckafelier's million.
"In these days, ween the dally paper Is
found t tbe humblest fireside, when the sons
el tell read and think and iu intelligently
upon ad Important questions that come tefere
them, who, without being pessea.-ed of the gift
of oratory, can nevertheless expres them
selves intelligently aud well, espccaHy en
these question that concern the well being
or themselves and tamilre." Fmn thr .Veil
Era, ki. ' :
Certainly , Ueury I'rachbar, bricklayer and
mechanic, would make an excellent repre
BeutaUve of Lancaster cny in the Pennsyl
vania legl-laluru. He would Intelligently
represent the werklngmen and business iu
terests.
PEUSONAL.
Kvfi Dvvenpeiit is wrKing the life of
her father.
Chief Anna n, of the HietherhiMxl of Lo
comotive Kngtneer, is paid a salary of e,000
per annum.
President Uli.vee.vnd and ioveruer
Hill have each given WOO te the New Yerk
Democratic campaign fund.
J. 1L Tt'RNEK, the new postmaster at West
Greve, Chester county, was originally from
this county. His salary Is about foeo per
annum.
Rev. Uenbv Ward Hei.i her was a pas
senger en the Ktrurla, which arrived at New New
Yerk yesterday. Mr. IJeecher Is in ceed
health.
Senater J. De.wi.u C'ajilren. accom
panied by his daughter, rode into Washing
ton fciturday morning. He -ald heonjeyed
tbe trip very much.
M. and Mme. IUrihei hi and the ether
members el the French delegation, except M.
De Losseps, leit New Yerk Sunday morning
for Niagara Kallc, whence they return en
A ednesday.
Du. James Ki sSF.ei. Lewell should re
call the ancient ceuutryiiuii's doscriptleu of
a Hawthorne : " It Just blows and blooms,
and blooms and blows, und Us Irult ain't
worth a durn."
Frank H. Wlweiitii, who klllel his
father at the hturtevaut house, New Yerk, in
1S73 te avenge his mother's wretigs, Is dead.
Ha wpa sentenced te imprisonment for life,
but was pudened in 1S77.
Miss Eli.en Spraei'e Staeer, youngest
daugbter of the late General Ansen Stager,
of Chicago, Is te marry Lord James Arthur
Wellington Feley Butler, brother and pre
sumptive heir te the Marquis or Ormonde,
In the peerage of I reland, and Baren Ormonde
in the peerage of the United Kingdom.
Assistant Cikneral Passenger Aeknt
J. G. I'anoiiern, of the lldltlmere A. Ohie
railroad company, has resigueil te accept u
position with the Charles A. Vegeler com
pany, one of tiie largest patent medicine
houses in this country. He will have charge
or the advertising department. Chief Clerk
C. W. Wcolferd also resigns te fellow Mr.
I'angbore.
General Master Workman Powder Pewder Powder
i.Y.et the Knights of Laber, had au inter
view with Cardinal Gibbens en Saturday.
It Is said be was assured that his organiza
tion would net be interfered with. Mr.
l'ewderly is a strict Catholic and a weekly
communicant and would net countenance
any society which inits working antagonized
the decrees el the Catholic church.
I'fiinsiiER Elder in a conversation has
admitted that he had prepared several letteis
purporting te be from Miss Cleveland te him
aud published ever her name. These letters,
It will he rotnembered, were written about
tbe time the announcement was made that
she had accepted the editorship or the maga
zine, and were gushing epistles. Elder
thought It a geed way te advertise the maira
zlue, but what Mlsa Cleveland thought he
deea net say. It has been a wonder te many
that Miss Cleveland would put forth such
trash.
A (Junllnn uf Aullerbli.
rreru the Philadelphia Unlletln
" Mr. U. Frank Eshleman, or Lncaster, pre
sented the name or Colonel A. Wilsen Nerrls
te the Hepublicanr state convention as the
candidate ler auditor generah lu the course
of his eulogy he said of Colonel Nerrls : " He
has a heart that is ex-llke in proportions and
weman-llke in tenderness." since the cam.
imlgn actively epened the quotation has been
s pplled te nearly every candldate en the slate
ticket, and new a qul-t discussion Is gelnit
en as te who was the author of lu Seme in
fcist that it was original with Eshleman, while
ethers attribute It te various prominent
people, and en top et this oemes the positive
ssertleu that Esbleman's speech was the
jandiwerk et ox-Governer Iiunu, who put
together that phrase and insisted upon Estile
man's delivering, It. Thostatemeut is also
made that objection was made te the phrase
by the Lancaster county lawyer, who only
consented te use it te please Guv. iiunu.
A llurslar's III Heritage,
At Jacksen, Michigan, Samuel 1'ayten was
discharged from the priteu, Saturday, bis
sentence of live yeara for burglary having
expired. Hjieclal Interest attaches te 1'ayten
because he N a grandson of Commedore
l erry, and is said during hi incarceration te
ha.ve been lejt a fertune or ?250,000. He bes
em pleyed as the prison pbyatclan'a
The lrltlut'( Thuksltl!i; Proclamation.
President Cleveland has lsued his procla
mation designating Thursday, November '.,
as a day if thanksgiving and prayer. It
cava i
It ha long been the e'.iin et the people
of the I tilted Stud's v n a -a lu each year
epeclally set n ur thai purpime by their
chief eecuttv e, te uckuew ledge the goodness
and merry of Ued and te invoke Hi ivn
llnued caie and protection.
lu observance et such custom I, Urover
Cleveland, president et the fndrd Slate, tle
hereby ileslgnate and net ap rt Thursday, the
2Slh tlay of Nev ember Instant, te be ehservwl
aud kept as a day of IhsnksulvlUK aud
prayer. On that day let all nr people forego
their accustomed ouiplevments and assem
ble In their usual place of worship te give
thanks te the Utiter or the universe ler our
continued unjeytneut i.r ihe blessings of
a free government, for a renewal of business
prosperity tlmmgheut our land, for the re
turn which ha run-anled the labor of thoe
win till the soil, Htul for our progress a a
people lu all thtt imke a nation great.
And while we i-enleiii laie the Inllulle
power or Hed In eirthquthe tl vhI and storm,
let the grateful hearts of the-e who bate been
htAlif.jl rr.tt. I....... .1 .1. ... .t.i-., lut
turned In sympathy and kindness low ant
these w he have suttered thr ugh Hi viola
tions. Let us also In the mi 1st el our thanks
giving remember the peer and needy with
cheerful gilt aud alms se that our service
may, by deeds of etiarltv, be in.vde aicertable
In the eight of the Lord.
A Nerve Tonic.
Physlciau Yeurhusbtnd, madam, is sul
fering from nerveus prostration.
Madam Yes, sir.
Physician And he need something te
quiet him. What is his business T
Madam He Is a detective, sir.
Physician Well, Blip a live dollar bill into
his hand when he isu't looking everv two
hours during the night, and I'll call again lu
the meruiug. Goed-dav.
Hen. Edwin WarrKld, i-relilrni Maryland
Senate, endorses lied Star (.. lgtiLure.
"Ira woman will, she vill. If he us.; te
Dr. null leugh Syrup for hci cold, se kill be
curvU.
Take geed advice I have -utTi-rcd with bsj
h.'aduih" for years, and have tried many reuie
dies without obtaining roller 1 as mlvlseit te
Ktve Salvation Oil a trial. snl It enttiely cured
IUC. fctMVAUD llAl.TZ.Itluleher).
Lu rayetle Market, Kaluiuere, Md.
He On Venr (lu.ir.l
liensea's Capclne Plasters are widely imita
ted. 1 hat Is the fact. New, why are Ihey Imi
tated T liecause they are the only porous plas
ter In ettsleuce that Is really trujteith and
valuable Itensen's Phuters are hhshlv and scl
enttacaUyuiedlcated.atid cue tu a tew hours
aliments upon which no ethers have h-vdany
effect whatever. The public ire therefore cau
tioned ueatnst plasters bearlut; the names of
' Lsptcln." Capsicum." t.i'slitne,' or"Ca er"Ca
puctn." which are meant te pass ter Capctne "
(please note the dltTereiue) and also sitAlnst
piasters bearing; the names " lteuteu-., ' bur bur
eon's.' etc When buying ask ter llenen's Plas
ter and protect yourself by a i srsenal ciamlna
tlen. The L-enulne ha the word e apclne "cut
orperoued In the body of the pKster and the
"Three Seals " trademark en the imc cloth.
BVKVIJLL XU TIC!:.
Tne aian Who Talks Jiuch.
We want te say a word te you who mike a llv
tet: with your tengua. Yeu teitalnly must have
a clear, strong voice te enuiKe your listeners.
' Dr 'lhemiu' Eclectrlc ou' for feie threat,
colds, and hoarseness is unexcelled, die and
admire, for sale by 11. it. Cochran, druggist,
IK and IS Xervh tjueen street, Lancaster.
-rite Illm Oat.
This Is a common remark hen i.uuhs and
lewdys Insult public decerny l their iiueemly
wavs. Dyspepsia is a hemd bn Mretleut
with Burdock Rlecd Miller j V en . ta de tt
rersalebyll. II. Cochran, (rumk, u; and l.a
North Queen street, Lancaster
lt Truth Prevail
Let the facta be known. !.'! us understand
that a bell, or a ulcer, or ac-vrlmucle, or any
eruption or blemish or the skin is sure te wear
away and dlssppmr when "Buideck Meed Hit
ters ' are employed This wonderful medlclne
acts directly upon the circulation nnd the re
sons for Its use are therotere olivteus ei sale
by II B. Cochran, druggls ,lj; and 1M North
Haeen street, Lancaster.
Its equal Vet te Hear Fruin
The movements of u mule's hind legs are veiy
variable and uncertain, but Dr Theviat' Uciec
trie Oil trkea but ouecourw-lt heals and cures.
Its equal for asthma, diphtheria, catarrh, cold
and sere threat has never vet been sold, tvt
sale by ll.II.Cechran. druggist, U7 and 1J0 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
First Ueilved and Iheu Cured.
"W"rta troubled for a year with torpid liver
and Indigestion, and utter trylnj; everything
Imaginable used Burdetk llluetl Jhllers. the
llrtt bottle revived me and t&c ei end cured me
entirely. J. r. Williamson. Uechester, N V.
for sale by II. U. Cochran, drugKlst, 137 and 1J3
North Queen itreet, Lancaster
An KxpUmttleu.
Ne one medlclne will cure everything, but It
is an lucenteattble fact that Th;mat' Eclcctric
Oil wUl euro a sprain, a bruise, a bite.er an ache,
and Is also an active and pioueunced cururur
neuralgia and rheumatism. Fer wile by H. u.
Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and IB North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Uacklen's Arnica balse.
Tbe Hest Salve In the world for Cuts, lttulses
Seros, Ulcers, Salt Uheum, Kever Seres, Tetter,
Chapped llnnds. Chilblains, Cerns, and all Hkln
Kruptlens, and positively cures l'Ues, or no pay
required. It Is nuaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price Si cents per
box. Fer sale by li. II. Cecnrnn, Druggist, 137
s.nd IS North Queen stnMt, IjinuisUir, l'a.
A ItESiKOV Ier Indigestion, Consumpilen, Dys
pepsia. Weakness, level. Ague, et, Celden s
Liquid lleef route. slu-lwdeedaw
reur-1'lfths.
Of our American people are aL'lkiid with ill k
headache In cither Its nervous, bilious or con
gestive forms, caused by irregular hablu, high
living, etc., and no remedy has tver conquered
It untu Dr. Leallu'a Special Prescription was dis
covered. (Jive It a trial. See advertisement In
another column. (j)
TIIK IlKV. QKO. 11. T1I.V1KH, of Ilourben
Ind., says lleth myself and witn nweeur lives
teSllILOiracONSIXMi'TlONCLllK." Fer sale
by U . U. Cochran, Druggist, N e. U7 North Queen
street.
Whim tbe scalp U annoyed with dandruff,
Glenn's Sulphur soap will b found Infallible
Hill's Hair Dye, block or brown, fltty cents.
Sl0-lWjfc.Kl.tw
A Bad Misfortune.
Is te raise a nice family of beya and girls
and then have them carried Inte an early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption, lleed
tbe warning and check It In Us first stages by
the prompt use of Kemp's Balsam for the Threat
and Lungs, warranted te cure aud relieve all
cases, l'rlce Sec and II. Fer sale by 11. it.
Cochran, druggist, Ne. 1.17 'North Queen itreet,
2 Wat ilieree. (3)
HIIILOU'3 CUKE will immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and nrenchltls. Fer
sale by II. U. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North
Queen itreet.
BHILOII'S CATAKKII UKMKHY-a positive
cure for Catarrh, Dlptheria, and Canker Meuth.
Fer sale by IL Ik Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137
North Queen itreet.
The 1'opuUtlen or Usncatter
Is about 30,000, and we would say at least one.
hair are troubled with some affection or the
Threat and Lungs, as these complaints are ac
cording te statistic mere numerous than
ethers. We would advise all net te neglect the
opportunity te call en us and get a bottle et
Kemp's Ualsam for the Threat and Lnngs. I'rtce
60 cents and tl. Trial aire free. Itespectfully,
11. 11. Cochran, druggist, 137 North Queen street.
b
Fer lame back, sldoer chest, use Shlleh's 1'er.
eus Plaster. Price 25 cents. Fer sale by II. JL
Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1SJ North Queen street,
"HACKMETACK" a lasting and fragrant per.
fume. Price ISand 60 cents. Yersalehy 11.11.
Cochran, Druggist. Ne. 137 NorthQueen street.
Fer the relief and cure or the Inflammation
and congestion called "a cold In the head' there
Is mera potency in JCly'i Cream Halm than In
anything else It Is possible te prescribe. This
preparation his for years past been making a
brilliant success asa remedy for cold In the
held, catarrh and hay fever. Veed In the initial
stages of these complaints Vream Halm pro pre
Tents any serious development of tha symp
toms, while almost numberless cases are en re
cord et radical cures et chronle catarrh and hay
fever after all ethor modes et treatment have
proved of no avail. oa-jwdeedAw
HLKKPLKSS N1U11TH, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shlleh's Cere Is the remedy
for you. Fer sale by II. li. Cochran, Druggist, Ne
137 North Queen street.
JACOB F. SUAEFFKK'S
PURE RYE WHISKY.
&ug?.71yail DUKE 8TUBKT UQUOIt 8T0UK
AIL KOSKN8TKIN,
IMPOItTINO TAILOlt.
My selection for the coming season Is new
rtiady, comprising out of the nnest stock ever
shown In ibis city. Tbe stock Is entirely new
und well worth your Inspection. My prices are
mmlerute, and workmanship of tbe best. The
reputation of the hnuse for Que work will be
fully maintained. Having secured for tbe com
ing season the services of First-Class Tailors, 1
can guarantee the very bcslef work.
Sole proprietor for the Patent blrep Panta
loons, warranted net te draw up when silling
down, nor bug at the knee,
A. U. aeeN.6rIN, 37 North Queen EL
sanmvAU
A YIJU'H l'lLLil.
Constipation
Is u uulver.l nmt most Utiiib1eeiue dlseidei.
11 causea MrmtsiliuiiK, Mentnl lleptesUn, li
pairs the Slithlauil llrailnir.diijtniys I tie Appe
tite, ami, hIihii leinr rnnttiiued, eue Ktilarttn Ktilarttn
liienter the l.lver, liitlamiiiatliin or tlin IlimeU.
and I'lhx. Constipation U sptrdlly uuted by
Aver's nils
rerniiuuibei et ineiitlisl vtas troubled with
Cestlveness, In i"vnsiiiuMKeel which Inunermt
fnim Les of Viipt'ttte, l))apput, mid n dls
erdeu'trt liver M eyes also troubled me. I was
txiiiielled te wear n shsde ever tliniii, and, al
times, nas unable te bear oipestiio te thellitlit.
i wasenutviy
CURED DY USING
thtve boxes of Aver' Pill. I hwe no liesttn.
tten In proneuni Inu Hits inedlclne te be the best
cAttnu tle ever iimde James Krcles, Poland,
Ohie
1 suftered from I'onstlpatleu, and, reuse,
queutly, lieui llendsche, liidlKenllen, and l'ltes,
feryear. A)ir'a IMIU, which t Uok ntthesiiK ntthesiiK
i;eUenit ii trlcni), tmve iileii me rrTectual lu
ltet I commenced taking this leuiedy two
months bro. and nin new free from Constipa
tion, the innovator whteh has caused my ether
troubles te disappear, and greatly Improved my
Beneral health v Keeler. Amhenil, Mass.
t sutluied tiiiiu ConatliMllen, which assumed
such nn lsttii.it terni that 1 fiaied It would
catiie n stoppiKeef the liewels. Twe boxes et
Ajer's flits ctirnt me, completely. 1). Umke,
bacti, .Me.
Ayer's Pills,
1'iepared by Ir. J. C. AverA Ce.. Lewell,
Mass. fold by ail Druggists aud Dealers In Medi,
itus o.-Jtenl
V
l.IN.v I'OKDl L.
VOLINA
CORDIAL
CUKES
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
WEAKNESS, CHILLS AND FEVER, MALA
RIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
KIDNEY TROUBLES, NEURALGIA
AND RHEUMATISM.
It Is Invigorating and delightful te lake, aud
f cre&l value as a Medicine for weak and Atllnir
Women nnd Children It gives new life te the
whele Svstum bv strengthening the Muscles,
Toning the Neives, and completely Digesting
the feed.
This Kemedy contains no hurtful Minerals, Is
composed Of carefully selected Vegetable Medi
cines, combined skilfully, making a Safe and
Pleasant Hemcdy.
A HOOK, Vellna." by leading physicians,
telling hew te treat dlsuues at 1IOMK, mailed,
together w 1th n set et hsndsemn cards by new
lleiletv pe process, en receipt of 10 cents.
Fer sale by all Druggists und Urecers. Should
the dealer near you net keep Veliha Cusdial,
remit II W, and a lull Ue belile will be sent,
charges raid.
rRirj.ROi.'siv bv
Vellntt Drug uud Ohouileitl Oetupauy,
HALT1MUKE, MD., V. S. A.
eSMydAw
-1UHN HEMOVKH,
VltTOHLl C0KN 11EM0VEK.
Warranted te eradicate cemplstely and In n
short time, the most obdurate corns, hard or
soft, without pain. Sold by Uee. W. Hull, Chas.
A. Lecher, Jehn li. Kauffman, Dr. Wm. Worm Werm
ley, And. 0 rev. Chas. J. Shulmyer, and at
UKCttTOLD'S DltUU STOHK,
dechMyd Ne. 401 West Orange St.
UAHtilAUItS.
Cs.Sr.VHLISUl.1) tSIJs
S. W. Aib-k, W. R Aluek, B. R. Alltci.
D. A. ALTIGTS SONS,
(SucLt'-ssers te O A. Alllck X Sens.)
W holei&lt) Manufactunirs e!
Carriages, Buggies, Photons,
-AND-
Mcl'AULL WAU0NS,
II 03, 4'J ttud -1-1 Etiut Orange Streot,
LANCASTER, PA
AND
Oer. Weat Bread any Brougliten SLe,,
SAVANNAH, UA.
-A large and varied stock wilt be carried In
lielh our Keposlterles, which will be sold at the
LOWLsTrulCKS. ecUamdAllw
CTASDAKU UAKR1AOK WOKK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CAEEIAGE BUILLEE
Mnrket Streot,
Rear or foateffloo, Lnnonater, Fa,
My stock comertses a large variety of the
Latest Btyle liuggles, Phmtens, Carriages, Mar
ketund liustness vvagens. which I eiler at the
very lowest figures aud en the meat reasonable
terms,
I call apedal attention te a few of my own de
signs, one of which Is the KDUKUI.EY CLOSED
PHYSICIAN COUPE, which Is decidedly the
neatest, lightest and most completo Physician's
Carrtage lu the country.
Persons wUhtng te buy a geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear In mind that
they take no risk In buying my work. Every
Carriage turned out In elghteen years a geed
one that U the kind of guarantee 1 have toeffer
the public. All work fully warranted. Please
give lneacall.
KEPAlllINa PIIOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen especially employed for
thiUrmrpeie
uur uuuum.
J.
H. UIVLKK4U0.
BARGAINS
-IN-
CARPETS
-AND
Fleer Oil Cleths.
Al2'c yard wide, and 60c., two jauls
wide.
COCOA MATS, CAKPKT SWEEP-
Kits, Ac,
JolmS.&ivler&Ce.,
He. 25 Baat King Btreet,
LaiiUABTia, Pi.
.; 1
WAU, fAVMH,
PJAN'T UK HEAT.
OUll ELEGANT LINE Or
Wall Paper & Window Shades,
and 01m
Very Modest Prices
Are tha things that can't be beat by any house
in the city.
WW'E INVITE INBl'ECTION.-e
ART WALL PAPER STORE,
NO. 1M NOIITH Q.UKKN BT11EKT,
LANCA81E11, l'AJ
ALFRED SIBBER,
; Stere epen tvery Monday and BaturOay
evening.
iriutrntMr.
Till! St
A Sultan sal by D.tmilicV Ulr
nd seic diitteneil aloud he 1 tied ,
N Inlr like the miters te Ihe ca
lli tear ran down bath last nnd free.
n.n-wni stranger said : "Mj tMcnd
Wbv de these tear se fal detcertd'"
Ala' ' hj sobbed. "l' ht all ripc ,
I r lest my mke of Ivunv Suai'.
Ne mere in pride throvie.li town I'll go,
ith panncnl clean and while u miem ,
A WORD ul WARNING
Ihcre ate nwny vvbite soaps, fjth reere:enttl te be "ujI as geed at tha
Ivery';" they ARE NOT, but like ail ieunt"rfcit, lack the peculiar and remark
able qualities of the genuine Ask for " Ivery" Seap rd ui:t uien getting it.
I 1 1" rmlit 1-'
JtKIHOSU
rpllE SWIFT Sl'KOll'lC COMPANY.
1836. SWIFT'S
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A REMEDY NOT FOR A DAY, BUT FOR
HALF A CENTURY,
RELIEVING SUFFERING HUMANITY !
S
S3
AN INTtmSTING TREATISE ON BLOOD A'D SKIN DibEASLS SENT FREE TO ALL
APPLICANTS. IT SHOULD DE READ BY EVERYBODY. ADDRESS
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
UllydAw
OMiriff.VM.
w
JLLIAMSON A KOST1ML
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
HIGH GRADE-
Kendy Mada Clothing has been cllmljlnn ui
wards In Material, Make and Kit until It has at
tatned a position fully equal te custom-work
and a gi eat deal lower U prlce. We have made
special efforts, year after year, te bring our
stock of Ucady-Madu Clothing te such a slate of
perfection that there could net possibly be
cause for complaint In regards te Ml and Stake.
Such a standard we feel we have new attained,
and earnestly solicit your endorsement of our
efforts.
CUILUKEN'd Al.t.-WOOI. rJUlTS.lUO teitaui.
110V3 ALL-WOOL BUIT.i, I7.W teiUUO.
ALL-WOOL BACK BU1TS, I1U.W te $J).W.
ALL-WOOL DKE88 CUTAWAY COAT8UU3,
I13.0UIO i:il.
These Suits are Just aa'ieplesented, and for
nt aud Uake at e classed as
man aitADK ci.onii.Ne.
Hats, Furs and Carriage Robes.
eung UenU Hals of the Latest ruslitens lu
SlilTer Floxible Felt.
UUNLAT'S Kine Bilk HaU and Chlldien'a taps
and l'oles,
LAU1E3 run TittMMiNe, iturrs ANU
BOAB.
CARRIAGE ROBES,
In Iluflale, Wolf and I'lusU.
OENT3' CAUUIUAN JACKETS. Me., ncll.fw,
1..
UNDERWEAR!
Bhlrts or Ilmwcrs, Sc, Mc, 75e., 1 1.1)0.
SILK NECKWEAR.
Tecks, rutls cr Feur-ln-Iland, 25c,, . j
NEVKIHIII'PINO OVBltALLS, JUMPEU8
andUUNNlNU:C0AT8.
The LATEST A11K1VAL In tbe BIIOE DE
1'AHTME.NT la a
Ladles' IllgbCutOlove Tep Kid rezed Snuaie
Vamp.,Biuare Tee (latter, SO buttons.
An excellent article. Ladles should bee It.
This Is the Latest Addition te the Largest As
sortment of Ladles', Misses' and Children's Bhoea
and Gaiters In the city.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
33, 31, 30 and 08 East King St.,
LANUASTKlt, PA.
UUUVMUIBI,
FKU1T UAKEa
Wheie shall I go te buy my fruit cuke
order! We should suggest
WIANT'd UltOCI'.ltY.
lu doing in you will find there a large cterlc nf
new goods. Heedless Ualslns, citron, Curmiils,
Lemen and Orange I'eel, New french Pruuiw,
Pura ground Bplcee. irine riaverlug Extracts,
ltose Water, White Clever Heney In ene jieund
caps, cheap. Please call at ....
aeriu-iya me. iu Wet Kin BUeet,
Readv-Uade Mw !
I.TAN .
tint In dn;rra e miil move about,
llv tternful liniei-. peinled out."
"Net no, ' the nnhlr -fiangfr crifd,
'I liave a piiif .nil wilt divide;"
And lrinnliiiie.it tail pevfcet drew
A i.ik and biett it Itli in tire
'I hen msr 111 (01 the Sultan grav ,
Nnd m.ide llui 111411 a lurki.li Itfv,
Willi -ervitnls kind ami Viziers ugr,
Ami liltv sim te UKcr hU age.
1 Pi. Lr J. v. -11. 1
SPECIFIC. 1886.
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ULASBWAUII.
TJK1II A MAKT1N.
NA HALL
i
CHINA.
The fcfeend luvetci' of our ll.ivilaiid
Cluiut imtortatien3 for this fall hnst
anivttl. The lltbt consisted of Dinner Sets
in Uie IU'gliu ralteni,D.tlsy Decoration In
liltie, Violet and Pink. The finest and
ne.iUist for the money in the market. Hav
ilund China H be well known that we need
net rcty anjtlilng about the finality. Its
miIerierity ever bomi-'Hjrcelaln is net te be
qucstientxl. The price of these dinner sets
is such that it is within the reach of every
one te own ene of them. When our next
arrives we will be able te conie still nearer
within the l tacit of all in price Don't fail
te se thcbe goed3 before making your pur
chases. 15 EAST KING STREET.
I.ANCABTEU.IPA,
VUAL.
T H. MAJtTIN,
wBuLaaita ard arraiL dialii m
AH Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
assT-Vard: Na O) North Water and Prince
Btiuel. above Lemen, Lancaster. nS-lvd
"OAUMOAKDNKKH A JKFKKHIK8.
COAL DEALERS.
N'o'Sh'rmcte .
ViHtxi j North 1'rlnce street, near Heading
lpet.
LANUABrEU.l'A.
angima
TKMOVAU
M. V. B. OOHO
has riiiiiiived his Ceal Office te NalMNOUTU
UUEEN BTKEKT (llrirnmer'a New llulldlng),
where orders wUl borecelvod for
Lumber and Ceal,
WHOLESALI AUD S-1TA1L.
ing-tfd M. . 11. COUP.
TIAtlT KND YARD.
O.J.SWARR&CO.
GOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Omcet NO.WCENTUK BOUAUK. IKithyard
and eftica connected with Tolephens Eichaet e
npTl-lYklMimr.
N'fJTlOir" TO TUKHpABHK'ltirANIJ
OUNN Kits. All persons are hereby for
btdden totrespnas en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether luclosed erunln.
closed, ulther for the purpose of sheeting or Ash
ing, as tbu law will be rigidly enforceifagalnst
u.ll trespftsslng en aald lands of the undenilvned
Hiier this iieti. v.
WM. COLKMAN ritEEMAN
It. I'KKCVALDKN, ""'
EDWAltU C. t'llEEMAN,
eclll tfdiw V '0r IU r' sWMWl btlri
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