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.ANCA8TEK. NOVEMBER t, ISM.
Catue for General Regret.
; It H be true that Carlisle ami Morrison
re defeated for re-election the country
will have reason te regret the less It wilt
offer in Congress. The average of ability
la that body is net se large tuat vre cati
afford te dispense v,itk any of Its shining
IlsTbU. Pennsylvania contributes a less in
nSeyle, and Ohie in Hurd, though the
Mtter was net admitted te his seat in the
jweaent Congress. Mr. Beyle is one of the
rbflstmen in the Pennsjlvania delegation
; and the failure te reneminate him was the
' .fiilllest of imaginable things.
Mr. Morrison has been se long in Cen
jS-.greas that he did net need extraordinary
viability te obtain a commanding position
5 there; experience being one of the best
'equipments of the ceuere-egman. Mr.
.PjltlUla'a Pd(tromeii .l1l nn.,Mll. l.
"A v vm7uicu ,1111 CUCiail ue tun
'jLMtaed mere unfortunate for the party and
& the country than that of any ether mem
jllber. He stands ery high in the estlma
'hr tlen of inen of all turtles. TT ,w n nm.
- . I -- - .. r.v-
iuuuu couipreuensien or political questions
and probably is the ablest of our public
S.'BftWl. That. 1m Elinnl.l Vi .lofeotcl
Yw WJ(JCOij uj All UUUtiCU UJlUi Ul UU VJL-
giperlenee In public life is a seveie satire
;, pen popular suffrage, lint we have tee
,. Hln,lln, lln. 8ln. ln tin,
Atop...,... i 't n iTse i tire fsT
Ml M 115 IV IB 1431 V)
Hmp,.,. 80 IMl SOD 450 6CI 7 JO
Mi..... 100 1 SAO SID B POl (Hi
MSsws...... no j an teu sbv 7ee aw
ffMk IB inn iki ane rbe loee
KWMn..,. s IGe 7(ie 10 M 1150 is an
MNb 8e nn loeo issn hed
MMMt..,,, 180 70i 1100 1800 20 0 I Mill
JMatht... SCO 10(O I7U) MOP I700 MOO
MftMaUM.. 800 lien te wee wee oe
IflPMb.... 100 1800 980U 8800 MOHSJU
WTPmr 1500 gee iiOel MOty wool '
Mftmuch experience of ita apparent felly in
iJ individual cases te be greatly surprised at
any outcome it may have. "We mu3tbe
fe content te kuew that in the long run and
dgf, en the aveiage it has ceme out all right.
p Aiic a ruuiuiuuu tuii:
jj' 'JLDei'ronibitien vote has net proved pe
i$l large as many cenfldentlyexpected.but it is
fJarge enough te enable the party te bob up
Jjf aerenely at the next election, with renewed
3T cenQden.e of eventual victory. They did
i&Mt expect te de mere than demonstrate
'ifa that a very respectable body of voters en-
' AnrmA tl.al 1 Inne nn.1 41.. ...-. ln tlh
'"nif ceaseless agitation te build their part)
ana i?ive if pevn.
It is a pity that be much honest enthusl.
asm and un"1u3h labor Bheuld be wasted,
and that a little clear-headed thought has
net tempered the impetuous zeal of theae
geed people ; for then their influence
might serve te leaen lienelleially the im
pure politics of te day. With most of the
" fanaticism" is the only wurd tli,, can
describe their political creed. I'i,ey have
become se absorbed withjG thought of
the evU of IntemperaeSe' that they lese
sight dial! ether evils, and propose te crush
this.hthe Y-iweref the state. Reason
7iil Avnarlanrtu clitur tlinf Ha nli nlntn
prohibition ia bejend the pecr of legis
lation. 11.. 1., t 111.. I --.II 411
KiJ xui iucje uii iiuiHic.ii vu iuai menaces
',jm the very foundation of government and if
the zeal of a party of enthusiasts could
only be directed te the removal of the po
litical crime of buying and selling votes,
then the nation would make mere progress
towards geed government, w hich is the etnl
of politics, than by years of agitation of the
prohibition question. It would progress
toward temperance , which has nothing te
de with pelltiui.
The moral deformity that leads a man te
sell bis veleisqulteas great as that which
f toys him open te the vice of Uruukenneas.
-It is an evil .within reach of the political
g hoe; let it be rooted out. Intemperance
runs ueeper uewn, uuu no political power
can remove it.
TO!... 1 .I..- .0 .1 1iii..t n i i i.
:,.; auu ieuui ui inu ivuucii ueiu IB
gjf 'J ujiuujju, uuu uieie is ue neeu 01
AITi tvllanliii. (lm itivitnnn.! rt .n1lttAn ...tl l...
i- VVvJVlltll UD'IUIIUWUi 1'UllllUa UIUll llll"
many imperfections in our scheme of gev
ernmeut luive been overcome ; the ques
tions of finance, taxation ami a thousand
ethers, settled for all time. When that has
't been aicempllshed, peihaps, wisdom will
bavobecemo be common that Intemper
ance will have vanished.
The Selection uf Judges.
The election of Judge Gorden In I'lula.
delphia and of Judge Magee In Allegheny
' should be the most gratifying itsiilts of the
't contest in this statu te all of its people.
shewinc: as it does the iKucr of ete which
B.fi.- ... .
jjjr'iue people pesscsa ever tne machine
&3-H-. nnlitirlan. It li.T ?eivn tn li tin. f.-i.lliu.
- that the judiciary should he taken out of
V politics ; and the Democratic party mana-
gjrs have been went te recognize it by i et
antagonizing Republican nominations of
geed men for the bench. The Re
publican inauager, however, lias net
bad this grace, and the result of these
srtectlens Is likely te be valuable in teach.
pnig it te him. Ames Rrlggs had been tried
Uviwajudge lu Philadtlphia uud had been
rfeund wanthig. He was defeated for re re
Jaetlen once befeie. He was clten th
nsuii.iin..,.i.i...iL.- ....
uuiiuw uKaiu uy 1110 macnitie leUllt'IT,
Istfge Gorden had approved himself te
people durlng'hls short incumbency of
Judicial place under tha appointment of
Sovwner Pattism, and obtained enough
Jdpendent Republican votes te secure his
? ,itlen. Sj with Judge Maeee. Bnnnlnt..i
Am Allegheny by the governor.
TThe mult hhews clearly eneu;h that the
Wmp't of the people will net permita geed
imtfi te be taken off the bench te give
fhMt a peer, eeuuu untiied eie. His
rtsry valuable leaien te the machine
'Mte and a ery valuable rttult tetlie
Witry. We see that Ren JIcMjucs, in
Philadelphia, says that Goideu was net
MHijUctel by the independent voters, but
THE
thai there was treachery among the
Republican workers.
This is a natural thing for a machine
boss te say. It would hurt his influence
very much if it was found that the machine
be runs can be successfully defied. We see
no geed reason te doubt that the election
of Judges Gorden and Magee was due te
the conservative feeling of the people that
the bench must be protected from tl.e lolI lelI
clans. This feeling, se eWuced.wlil greatly
strengthen the Judiciary. It will show
that it may safely be Independent when
it is right, nnd will free it from the politi
cal bias that has been Its bane.
If there could new be some way devised
te keep the politician off the bench and te
teach nominating conventions te name for
It men sensible and honest, se that the
Judges who get upon the bench would be
worthy of the re-election, that it is the
general desire te give them, the country
would have reason te be happy In the pos
session of a geed judiciary. It does
net matter se much whether a judge is
well or ill ersed in the law as that he
should be capable of sound and impartial
thought. He will seen pick up all the
legal lore he needs, but he will never learn
its preiwr application unless he has a geed
stomach for its digestion.
II Mas a Sin.
The congressional result in the Grtene-Westmoreland-rayette
district Is instruc
tive te politicians. The Republican candi
d ite polls fifteen thousand votes, the Inde
pendent Democrat two hundred less, while
the candidate accounted as regulir by the
state convention gets but twent-sishun.
dred votes. There was no reasonable doubt
of the regularity of his nomination, as it
was given him by the regularly appointed
county cenferrees. Rut they nominated a
man living outside the dutrict whom
the Democrats did net want and they
did net vote for him. Of what
ue was it te pronounce his nomination
regular if the sentiment of the voters was
that it was net right? Hew was he te be
elected If they would net vote for him,
and why should they vote for him if they
did net want him ' Because their regular
ly appointed cenferrets had chosen him,
some one will say. That may be a reply,
hen the dissatisfaction is small , but in
the face of such a revolt as Is shown by the
vote in this district, It is simply silly te
talk about regularity sauctifj ing and pro
tecting a nomination. If the state com
mittee had gien the people of this district
a satisfactory candidate te vote for, instead
of undertaking te force the regular candi
date upon them, they would have secured
the election of a Democrat in the district.
It is simply a sin that se strong a Deme
cratic district should be lest te the party
Tue Reberta torpode
pleded.
baa apparently ex.
Count Dk Lesseps must be a jelly old
fellow of most remarkable constitution.
Though in his Slst year, he can go through
the latlgue of a public dinner with the zest of
a young uiau, as he did In Philadelphia en
Tuesday when enterUlned by Mr. Geerge W.
Cbllds. He la fend of company, drinks wine
and smokes occasionally, and In a genial,
paternal sort of w ay kisses all the pretty girls
whom he meets. He attributes bis geed
health te the open air. lie objects te being
confined In a bouae when he can avoid It, and
btlleves he could tire out many younger
men If they tried te fellow him In the saddle.
These who wished te compass the defeat
of Carlisle should remember the story el
Samson and the pillars of the temple.
1 Prohibition Kansas tUiV-frtfrug atere
law " seems te meet all thg uecesHlties et the
most ardent drinkerThe statute makes the
purchaser of llnufif th0 B0lB judg0 of lt8 ne
cessity, andj-tiieves him from tha trouble of
PrOKiuga physician's prescription. The
.VJStlstlcs indicate that In a se-called Prehibi
tien state there has been enough liquor Influ
ence te enact legislation which practically
knocks the bottom out of the Prohibition
policy of the commonwealth.
1
IlAnnisBCKe did remarkably well for the
Democratic ticket en Tuesday. YVhere It
was in a minority of 0e6 in 15-51, It Is new in a
majority et 17. Had all ether places done
equally well, there would net new be horrew
lu the Democratic ramp.
Tue value of nunian life Is variously ej.ll
mated, and there will be general agreement
that jurles rate it tee high. This wa net the
case in a recent action In Monlgemerycounly,
where, arbitrators awarded Klias It. Hamp
ton, of Bridgeport, J260 damages, te be paid
by the borough et Bridgeport for the less cf
his rlvp.year.eld son, who recently was
drowned by railing Inte the bchuvlkill canal
by reason of a negligently guarded street.
HLCE.NT observations show that the initial
velocity of the gulf stream has been rather
underestimated. Dr. Carpentur lays down
the maximum volecityot the stream at four
(nautical) liillcH and its average in the
Flerida channel at " net mere than tne miles
rssr hour." The greatest velocity noted by
the Challenger expedition was three knots,
and the French hydregrapber Labrosse gives
the maximum km five knots. It is probable
that the gull stream, owing Its movement In
part te the friction of the trade winds, ac
quires greater velocity at the season when
the trade winds are strongest nnd loses
eme momentum when the trades are weak
est. Tub bcrauten 7 ruth hai done a noble
work In distributing nearly 2,5(0 tethe sor
rowing widows and orphans who lest their
loved ones in the Mar vine and I 'air lawn
mine disasters,
Thk distribution et the vast Stewart estate
aflerda a valuable illustration of the natural
check that la upeu thu accumulation el gna
wealth in thu handa of a few (eeplu.
There ia no check upon the aciiuisl
tlen of vast wealth by oue indi
vidual, but uftur ilia death the Inevitable
tendeney of that portion of it w bich la net
devoted te charity, U te divide into portions,
that are relatlv ely inalc.nlttcaut. The lact that
the helra are net numerous aud are disposed
toeporatoiho ealate as a whole, may ler a
generation avert this and add "till further te
lta 't;reKete wealth, but the end that haa
overtaken Stewart's twenty millions will in
time be the late of the lertuuta of Vanderbllt
aud Gould.
The cathedral and ucboels of Garden City
Will be ttie only menumenta te Stewart's
memory anil the remainder of his vaat wealth
Is distributed nmenK se many people that ue
part eflt will be of sufficient magnitude te
make the owner dangerous. Ktewar.'j geit
charily, the New Yerk home for working
women, has proved a failure and turned Inte
a hotel, has become a ftuecesslul business
enterprise, while his busbies enterprise at
Garden City ha failed and beceme a htiutesf
fill charity, ills life was devoted te the col cel col
lejtlon of wealth and a generation will Bee
that wealth dispersed.
Tne New Yerk Herald very sensibly pro pre
tests against the use et nine hundred werda
uaedluadeed whit-hcaube drawn in less
than two huudred. The wedB, "and his
helm, eaecutera aud admlnUtratore," are put
In a contract, which, without tliein, would
b'nd each party'a estate. Fer "work" the
lawyer wiltea "work, labor and service"
lie is net content with "money paid," It
must be "money paid, laid out and ex.
pended." "Meney had" Is net aufflclent ; It
must be "money had and received,"
l49
IiANOASTER DAILY DlTQlgyCBB. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1886.
Thbee cheers for the Green Mountain
Ute 1 Tbe Vermont IIeue or RepreBcntlves
yesterday, by a vete of 135 te S2, pawed a bill
granting the aullraRa te nemen.
PEKHOMAL.
Aferar Ur.t.MONTanil wife, of New Yerk,
are erecllug a bfatitllul mortuary cliiipel for
Newport.
UoKRven Pvttie.n lia lvueil n prnela
niatlen iltnlKiiatingTbur rtay.Mn ember AMr-,
a lv el tliankv-lUK d prajcr.
Of.eiwk TAt I SMtrit, et I'tallailelphla,
who Is well known In LtneaMer, I lu town
vliltliiR his ceinln, Aium MUymuker.
Mmk. (immri.n Uarium ha lx?oeiue in
Bane In Ilerlln Inoentequeuce, It ti reperttHl,
of less of voice after her recent eennucmeut.
Jamu II Ttlku, of Virginia, a praiulnen
of President Tyler, nm jeatenlay appelutpil
a w uterinum In the Interior Ocputiueut lu
Washington.
M. lAiTF.t n hai lufermel the 1'rench
Academy el Scletieei tht he has treated dur
ing the past year I'JO person who had beeu
bitten by animals, and tint nut or this num
ber only ten hai died. S-ventnn hundred
and twenty six of the patlenU were French.
Dn. Damvl O. llniNTes. a native el
Chester county, ha been elected professor of
AmerlcAn archie ilesy and linguistics In the
University of Pennsylvania. He Is a mem
ber of the American Philosophical society.
and cue et the uiiwt rrgular contributors te
Ite proceeding Ue Is unquestionably the
first authority en all that relates te the dls
lecta and tradition of the Amerlvjiu iave,
and being, moreover, a fluent writer nnd au
attractive speaker, he will in ike hipi-ofeser-ship
reileuud te the honor of I uhersltv.
A Cllf ttuu uu TitiU l!nli.
Frem the I'tillaJcliihl". Tllnel
Since Memphis ceaei te be a city 111 order
te get out of debt It u is at least had the geed
sense te refuse te et Inte mere debt. The
city is non knenn us a lecllttiie tAtlng
district," and Is geerned by a council of
eight members elected bv the people, t nder
the new jstem of uiuuicipl geveruuieut
there Is an entire absence et legl xiuer le
run In debt. AU public expenditures must
be In c-sh already In hind. Ktmiats for
coming expenditures are made up In detail
and are known a the budget. This budget
must be submitted te the legislature ter ap-
rreval before the expenditure cm te made.
t would have added materially te the geed
name et this thriving Tennessee uiuiilu
pallty If It had begun Us municipal exlteuce
with as sensible a method of reguiatln i lis
expendlturea. Wisdom galue.! at the ex
pense of repudiation is a little tee vestly.
KtR" ! VVlutcr.
Frem the tUltlmere sun.
It is useless te expect hens te lay during
tha winter unless some considerable pains
are taken ter their comfort. The nrst thlu
necesiry Is shelter , this must be provided,
aud should be constructed se as te atlerd
warmth and yet plenty of ventilation. If
It can face fOuth -e much the better, as it
gives the jsmltry a chauce te suu tbeuifcelvts
without undue exposure.
Then they must be watered and fed regu
larly giving them water at least twice a day,
i. e., inernlni; and evening, net cold frozen
water, but moderately warm, se that they cm
drink all they need without endangering
their health, and leeding them as etteu. A
very geed way is te teed them in the morn
inns en wheat screening's, e-il., aud an occa
sional feed of chopped onions and red !!
pers, mixed with bran or corn meal, cooked
and fed warm . a small allowance of sun
flower seed ale will help ujicbtilv toward
the productlenot ejus. Then just before go
Ing te roeit at night a geed leed of whole
corn. This gives them a full stemaih eriz
zard te supply warmth, and seitiethius te
grind during the nncht. With this treatment
and with convenient nests, there w IlLAe very
little trouble lu securing a liberal supply et
ejgs during the winter, at a time w hen they
bring the highest prlit, and bins thus leund
te be as profitable, In proportion te their
value and coat et feed, as any ether stock uu
tha farm.
latlnilng He,;
Frem Use Oerruantewa Telegiaph
If hogs have been kept in a healthy, Kruvv
ing condition through the siwimjr- i; they
always should be, upon jed nutritious
feed, the pnxess of fatlffimg should new be
commenced in earnest, by the providing of a
supply of hesTjT feed, fed In such quantity
as wJir supply the demand et the animals
ixud keep them tn a atatent complete quiet.
This should be done before tvere cold
weather sets In, as then a ceuilderale propor
tion of the feed material Is required te main
tain a normal condition of bodily heat. Cru
meal la probably about as ,reed a feed as can
be employed, unless It be eats and peas
ground together.
"When lovely woman sleep u Mly, and
gees out In the snow without hur Indlt rubbers,
tne enlj art te cure her cold la te buy one b ttl
et Dr Huh Cough Syrup at -insnu, aud uke
" Eneak this iptech, as 1 tell you trtpplnuly
en the tengna'' says thit one of tfce 4 real
trauDiBLiiuun ui tU(3Bi1 14 1 imill Diut) Ol ?tll'
vatlen Oil, the gieatut cure en earth for pain.
Only n cents
Superintendents of hesptuls alwaj. keep a
supply of lied Star Cough Cure. Scents
W hat's HOODO.ST ' Tts lhl yen s.k
Teansaer I an easy ta.k
It Is a liquid soft and swett
Which keeps teeth healthy, wblia and neat,
Vt hich makes the rejy gums endure
And rrnJMi brejth, like toot., uuie.
eMu.IhAb
91-KVIA1. SUTIVKM.
CAT AUl'.H tiUlthl), health ami sneet breath
secured, by Shlleh's Catin-h Kuiut,lj. t'tlte te
cents. Nasal Injector flee, rer sale by II. It.
Cochran. DruggUt, Ne. ID North yiieen atiuut.
nmi.eirs unit Mill immiMiintiv ..
Immetllately
Croup, Whooping t'engh and Bronchitis, rer
sale by II. B. Cochran, UrugUt, Ne. is; North
Queen street.
Ker lame back, .Mm or chest, use dstleh's ler
eus Plaster. 1'rtceAcenu ler sale by 11. B.
Cochran, Druggist, Na U3 North Queen sltuO.
" nACKMl-TACK " a lasting ana fragrant per
fume, rjlcti iSanil M cents. Keraalehj If B.
Cochran, DruggUt.Ne. 1J7 NerthQuetn .trecu
l"or the rlll anil cure of the tnilunnuatlen
and congestion culled "a co a In the n. ad ihetu
la mere potenej In Ktv Crram llatm than in
anything elae It Is possible te i r.-ci n ihl.
Erepurailen hu for juirs plat uuhu in.klng a
rll'Unt success as a reln..0j for iuM lu the
be.d, catarrh and ba fuer I el In the Inliul
stages of there complaints Cream linlui pin
leuta any serious duvilnpmi.nt of th syiup syiup
tems, KlillHaluie.i nuinbHrle.t um are en re
cord et radical cuies el ihrenlc catarrh and liuy
lever alter all ether uiwlta et treaiumnl have
proved of ueuvall oii-iwdi.ed.tw
SLEEPLESS MUI1TS. maae miserable by
that terrible oeuKh, shlleh's Care Is the remedy
ler you. reraaleby II. U. Cochran, Drusglst.Ne
137 North Quome street.
ctlte, Pashlni; unit fteliaule.
II. n. Cochran, DrugKit, 1J7 and lO North
Queen street, I.ancaai r, 1'a.. can ulttavs b n
lieiltiMin te carr In stock thu pur,t and best
inids, and sustain the renumtluti nt belnvr ac
tive. pu.blnK and ri-llibln. by rei ninuwiulliiK
aiticlcs wtth well establlshun mi1t and such us
are popular. Having th aceni-y for theteju
bmu-d Dr Kind's New Disceier) fur iousuiiip ieusuiiip iousuiiip
tlen, colds anil cetiKh4, will sell 11 en apcUHu
Kuarantee, It will surely cum an, anU every
attectlen of tflrettt,luine,uuilcntt. andln order
opreveourtlalin. weMk you te cull una (m I u
Trial Uettle rruM "jj
WIIV WILL lOU LeuKh wlwn nluTenTcu're
will give Immediate relief. I'rlce 10 eta , M eta ,
and II, Ker sale by II u. Cochran, DruifKlst.
No.l37Nerthiiuientrtet. K
A rxubdt ter Indigestion, Consumption, I)jB.
tApsta, Wuakneis, (ever, Ague, et . Celdeu's
Llfjuld lltel Ionic, sUi-ldJOdJtw
Wn the scalp Is aniieied wl h daudmtr.
(.'enn'scuiphurseap wlllbj feui d Infallible
Hill's Hair Use, black or brown, ntly rnla.
slo-lwdieU.w
Fuur-rinhs.
Of our American people are afflicted with sick
headache In cither Its nervous, btlleua or uui
Kestlve forms, caused by irregular habits, hlith
living, etc , and ue remedy h-ia ever ceuuuenxl
It until Dr. Leslie's Special 1' rescript Ien we dls
covered. Give lta trial. Bee advertisement In
another column. (3)
1I1K ltKV. GEO. II. THAI Kit, et llournen
Ind., says i Ileth myself and lf ewe enrllvt a
UiBHILOirBCONSiriirTlONCUItK." (or sale
by II. li. Cochran, Dm-glat, Ne. 137 North Queen
street.
TTAVANA CIQAIW
MaRKLEY'S
and "Ilone hoi "
A A. new brands. Aiuurlla '
clear Havana Cigars nre the buss 6e. aud luc.
uigar in tue msrait, Jiyteeiu.
MAKKLtt'B." JullewKruut,"
Ne. H North Queen Htrttel
iriirmerly Hanmai.'k)
vti7kaek
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OOMMISSION V7AREHOUaB.
DAN1KL MAVKU.
OMsVlra
Ne. 1 Weat Cfestnut Btreet.
MKVICAL.
R
HKUMAT1SM.
Rheumatism.
We deulil It there l, or cam be, a rclAe
iTined) Mr rheumatism I but thousands who
hve suflKivd lu lvtlns hsve ben gnnUy bene
nted by Heed's harsapartlla. If you hae tailed
te rind relief, trv this ureat mtnuly.
1 was antlcted with rheumatism twenty
rears rrv!eti te issi 1 teu ml no relief, but
f:rew worse, and at one time nas almost help
ess. Heed's Sarsaiiarllla did me mere Kxl
Ibsnall the ether medlclne 1 ever had it 1
Muw, Shirley Village, Mass
" 1 hsd Theuuiatlstn three years, and net no
relief till I took Heed's Sarsaearllla. It hss done
gttat tMgs ler me. 1 recommend It toethers "
Lwis lliaHASK, niddlefeul, Me.
Heet s uaiailllala charactertied by three
lecuUsrltis t 1st, the combination et lemedlal
aftenta d. the proportion ; 3d. the frecn of
secutlnit the active tiiedlctna qualities There
suit Is a medicine et unusual strenath. eftecttng
curvj hitherto unknown. Seud ler book con
tHlnlDR additional c IJence,
IixhI's ramrtlla teues up my system
ITSll-UI,
lie. and
purines my bleed, sharpens my appetite, and
etms te make me ever '
n VI
J i-.THOMl'SOM, Kegtsteret Peeas.
Lewell, Mass
" itneda Sarsaparllla beats all ethers aud ts
erth Its weight In geld,''
1. ItAKRlNUTON
Si). IJ0 Uank SUet, Sew Tork Itty.
Heed's Sarsaparilla.
Sold by all drusalsta. II i six for IV Made
eni ty 1. u. uueu .t cu
, Lewell, Mi.
tee DOSES O.NK UOLLAU.
T
IKED OCT1
At thu season neatly every one needs te ue
some sort of teulc IKON enters Inte almost
everv phvslclan's prescription for these who
need building up.
t'lij'-klain and Druggists KetemnteiiJ
BROWN'S
IUM BITTERS!
AS THE BEST TONIC.
r r Weakncis.LusltudeJLack of Enngy.Etc ,
It H SO LQUAL. and Is the en' y Iren uie.ll
ctn that ts net Injurious. It Enriches the
111 ed. Invigorates the System, Kesteres Appe
tite, Aids Digestion. It does net blacken or In
jme the teeta, cause headache or produce con
stlpstten ss ether medicines de.
PR. (J 11 It: s XL xt. a leading physician et
sprtnsfleld Ohie, says M Brown's iron Bitters
Isa thoroughly geed medicine. I nse It In my
pnetice, and nnd lu action excels all ether
forms el Iren. In weakness, or a low condition
of the system. Brown's Iren Hitters Is usually a
IKMltlve necessity. It Is all that Is claimed for It.
Dr. W Watxrs, 1219 Thirty-second Slieet,
l.eorgetewn, D U., says . llrewn Iren Bit
ters i the Ionic of the age. Nothing better It
creates appetite, gives strength and Improves
ingestion n
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red
lines en wrapper. Take no ether Made only br
BROWS CUKMICAI. CO.
(I) Baltimore. Md
OIMMONS' L1VJ2K UKQULATOK
DYSPEPSIA.
The Svmploms.Ke1 SKhliae0.1
of the Stomach, Headache, Bad Breath, sleep
lessnes. Lew spirits and General 1'rcwtraUen
Dspepli Is freiuent'y attended with Couktl Ceuktl Couktl
paueu, but sometimes with Dlarrhrra.
-TAKE-
Simmeu3 Liver Eegulater.
HOW CUBED
I suffered Intensely with Full Stomach,
Headache, etc. A netghjer wtc hid tken Sim
mons Llvej llg&Ulur told m It was a sure
thlmjfe'iny trouble. The nrst dose 1 took re
ITevcd me very much, ana tn eneweek's time 1
was as strong and hearty as ever t was ', It Is the
best medicine I ever took for Dyspepsli " H
U CRixsntw, Klchmend, Va. DMudiir
uar uevva.
T a. GIVLER A CO.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
UAKQAINS IN
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS.
Striped Jersey Flannels, 60e.
JohnSsffivlerftCe.,
Ne 25 East Kins Streot,
LAHCiSTH, I'a.
t'OJX.
T K. MARTIN,
wHeLaaALB ad arrau. Eaii.ii ia
All Kinds of Lumber and Oea).
c-Yaki: Na IX North Water and I'rtnce
"Jtreeta. atwive lemon, Lancaster.
nJ-lvd
OAUMUARDNEHS A JEKFEKIEb.
COAL DEALERS.
Orric-s: Na 129 North Queen street, and Nr.
WA North I'rtnce street.
Vardm: North l'rince street, near Keitdlntr
Depot.
LANCASTER, 1' A.
auuis-tta
rjEMOVAU
M.
V. B. OOHO
bus removed his Ceal Offlce te Na 1M NORTH
QULEN STREET (Urlmmer's New Uulldtng),
where orders will be received for
Lumber and Ceal,
uie-tld
M. f. It. COIIO.
jGVAMT K,NU YARD.
G.J.SWARR&OO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
OrtlCH va 20 CENTRE SQUARE. Beth yard
and eince connected with Telephone Exchange
atirl.s-lvrtMAr Jl
MUTtUKB.
I i ENT'S KURN1HUINO STORE.
Lx
E. J. ERISMAN'S
Gent's Furnishing Stere,
MO. 7 WEST KING STREET.
W Atere open Every Evening except Sunday
evenings.
All. R0SEN8TEIN,
IMPORTING TAILOR.
-My seluttlun for the corn lu if season la new
reuify, comprising ens of the flneat .tees; ever
Shown lu this city. The stock is entirely new
and well worth your Inspection. My prices are
UHHleiate. und werkiiiuushlp of the best. The
reputation of the house for due work will be
fully maintained Having secured fur the corn.
Ing seamiii the services et Hrst-Class lallers, 1
can uuaraiileu the very best of work.
.ole nroprluter for the 1'atent Strap 1'anta 1'anta 1'anta
loens, warrant: d net te draw up when Bitting
down, nor bug at the knee,
A. U. KOSENSTEIN, 57Nerth Queen St,
MMUICAU
mllK SWIFT 81'EUirie'cOMPANYr
1836. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC. 1886.
s s s
A REMEDY NOT FOR A DAY, BDT FOR
HALF A CENTURY,
RELIEVING SUFFERING HUMANITY !
s s s
s s s
s s s
AN INTLflLSTINQ TREATISE ON DLOOD
APPLICANTS. IT SHOULD DE
S3
S3
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
uLOTHuiH.
H
HUSH a lmuriu-.K.
POPULAR!
A Custom Department Is net l'epular
unless It sells net only the low est priced
goods, but also the higher, and net only the
higher priced goods, but also the lower.
W E IAN MAKE 101 A
SUIT OF GLOTHES
-AT-
$10.00.
AND FROM THAT UT 10 THE
DEMANDS OE LUXURY.
That's Popular,
partments are busy,
Very few Custom De
'e nre busy because
we are Popular.
Asm our Custom Department, se does
this apply te all the branches of our Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods.
(I
ONE-PRIOE
Gletbiers and Furnishers,
COR- NORTH QUEEN 8T. AND CENTKK
6QUAEE, LA.NCASTEU, TA.
w
ILL1AM80N A.KOSTER.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
THE QUESTION KOH
Public Discussion
DURING NOVEMBER.
Winter Suits and Overcoats !
CIULDIIKNB WINTER 81'ITS AND OVEIl
COATS, iW te 1 10 CO.
HOIS' WINTER BU1T8 AND OVERCOATS,
t3.U0 te 113 Ul.
OENT8' VUNTKR 8UIT8 AND OVERCOATS,
ti.w te riieu.
GENT'S SATIN LINED KER8EV
COATS, r.w.
OVER-
NEW FURS
In LA DIES' ilUr IB, 110 A3 aud TRIM MINOS.
GKNT'SSEALl'LUSH CAI'3.
WlNTEftBTVLESIN BTirr
HATS.
and serr
IlOIfi'
I'OI.OS AND CHILDREN'S
OSIIANTEltB.
TAM
CARRIAGE ROBE8 IN WOLF, BUTrALO
ANDTLUall.
HORSE BLANKETS AND ttllirs.
Winter Underwear !
IN CAMEL'S HA1U,
NOItrOLK AND NEW ilRL'NSWICK,
8CA11LET MEDICATED, WHITE MERINO,
SCOTCn MIXED AND TANCT bTBIPED
NEW WINTER PATTHIIN8
Silk Neckwear &Gellarsand GetTs.
THE BEST MAKES OF
FINE KID GLOVES ANDBAUANACOItrLAIN
TANNED BUCKSKIN DRIVING
GLOVES.
WOOLEN AND BUCK MITTS.
A BaTgain for ladies !
HOUSE SLII'l'EUH
IN BILK BROCADE, KID AND VELVET,
Fermer rriceJlCU and 11.25.
ALL CUT DOWN TO ONE DOLLAll A PAIR.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
!12, .14, 30 and 88 East King St.,
HIRH
BROTHER
JJ.
s s s
s s s
s s s
s s s
AND SKIN DISCASES SENT FflEE TO
READ BY EVERYBODY ADDRES3
ALL
HID daw
w at v 11 m:
"MTAT0UE8.
Watches, Clocks Chains and Jewelry
at less than auction pilces until January 1. 1"7.
rine let et King, ac. Alse. Klatn. Waltham
t Aurera for which 1 am Sele Agent), and ether
r irei ijiaaa w aicnea
Beat Watch and Jewelry
Uepalrlmr
"Correct
lime
by Telegraph Daily, only
place tn city,
L. WEBER,
13uX .North UueenSt, Near 1'enn'a, It. It. Depot.
Spectacles, Kyeglaasea and Optical Uoeda. A II
kinds of Jewulr
R
EDUCED PRICES.
Reduced Prices !
The attention of buyetsls called teths fellow
Ing low priced goods In our line, all of which
are geed matetlvl and servtcsable at Reduced
prices.
Itutten Heeks, c
Nut l'lcks. 11.10 per deien.
Fruit Knives with Nut picks, fX.
Match Bexes, Nlekel Silver. 5c
Child's Bet Knife, rorkand6peon.il te 111
Child's Cups from It te 113.
Nankin Rings frornSOe tefv
llaklng Dishes IremMJO te tin
llutter Knives from 50c lolls.
Table llells tram 7Jc te In.
Tea Seta from 118 te 11V
Butter Dishes from II te 110
Walters from K.IS te 130.
Cream Jugs from 1110 te 17.
Ijidlrs'and Misses' l'lns, Sc , te 110.
Chains and Lockets from soe, te li.
Stene Kings from II SO te t3
Studs from Oc te II.
L&dlea' Chains from II te Ien.
Geld Watches from IU73 te UU
Ice Pitchers from Is te liV
Water Set, 3 pieces. 111 te U').
Soup Tureens from 17.11 te IA
niscult Jars from 11-50 te I).
Ticket Jars from ll. te IA,
Stiver Mounted llruahes from H.75 te 113
Individual Salt llattlrs, Vx tell.
Cake UaskeU from 1193 te 110.
Flower Vases from II te 110.
Casters from II 30 te 110
Sugar Howls from II te 110.
sleeve buttons from lc te rM
Geld Rings from 73c te tx.
Clocks from Mc. te UO.
Cellar buttons from ?3c te ii
Ueul'a Charms from II te M
Diamond Jewelry, four smalt studs, at 12 te
complete set at I.V0 te II.1 Grophescopes.
Clocks, Bronze, Paintings, Mualc&l Bexes,
Statuary, etc
H, Z. Rhoads,
JKWELEll,
NO. 4 WEST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, l'A.
OAMHIAUMK.
E
8TAHLIHUEU181S.
S.W. ilti'k, W. B.Altii, H.R. llti'k.
D. A, ALTICI'S SOBS,
(Successets te D A. Altlck A Sens )
Wholesale Manufacturers of
Carriages, Buggies, PhaBteuB,
-AND-
McCAULL WAU0N8,
Nea. 42 and 44 Eaat Oraoge Blroet,
LANCASTER, TA..
AND
Oer. Weat Bread any Brougblen 8 te.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
A large and varied stock will be carried In
both our beposlterles, st hich will be sold at the
i de snia ai ij
ectniindAltw
LO HtBl ruiu te.
s
iTANDAKU (JAKK1AUE WOKK.
Edw. Edgerley.
CARRIAGE BUILDER
Market Btreet,
Bear of Fosteffloe, Lancaoter, i'a.
klv stock comnrlsea a larire variety
Latest Style Buggies, Phastens, Carriages,
ket and Business Wagons, which I ener
very lowest ngurea ana en ine raw.
tsmiiL
1 call special attention tn a lew of ray
trna m.M whlrJi I. the KIIMERI.ETt
PHYSICIAN COUPE, which Is declJei'Mlly the
naaleat, lightest and most complete PWrslcian
Carriage in the country. U .
Persona wishing te buy a geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear In J.ilud that
they take no risk In buying my rrck. Every
Carriage turned out In eighteen; yean a geed
one that U the kind of guaruntw - Ihave tentfer
the public. All work fully waf.Tanted. Please
Klve me a call. .
UEPAIKINO PROMPTLY 'ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen eipeciJJy employed ter
that purpose
''
WINKS AMD
2ij -GO TO- 2j
Reigart's Old V ine Stere
Fer Pemmery Sec, Bouche'nce, Piper Heldsleek,
O. II. Mumm A Ce , and alfwther leading brands
of imported Chain pagne'i 'tlae, Madeira, Sherry
and Pert Wines, Claret;. Jautemes, All
lea an
Btents. 7
reat Western Cham.
naflrnn. Tirrvliir'fS liw fOt
1'ieasani valley Wine
Le, the huest Ama't x
United BtatM. A
ww.u.pagug m mu
Flerida Oramre WIi .Ube tlnest In the market.
A full line of Brandyu hlsky, Gins and Kums.
uaiiierniaiuareianc. i ine nine, ei napa vai-
-VI W ...W.M.
H. fc.. S
7maker,A0T,
.. .. M
!., LANCASTER, PA
no. J isAei itinn,
Wl
lONTRAOTt ' IND HUlLDElt.
QFf? QE ERNST,
CABPKNTEUjft'A'NTKACTOll A BUILDER.
Residence N,; ' West King street Shep-
KastGran,W et, opposite station honse
WOODEN UU fKLHAND C1KNRUAI. HARD
WO.'il ORK A SPECIALTY.
VAll worlecurea my prompt and persona
X)r -Things sail asuiusim luiunum
S
.
of if-zt
,, Jar.
si ue
njeayiuautti
own de.
I.OKD
attention.
rterwiAfi,
T tlANHMANl
A 1IUO.
Cerner North Qi(Mn and Orange Streets.
the BrlghtPst and M')t scivlceable Cititetn
High Iliads Wink te Measiite at Vety kleilerate
1'tlces
HEfc, rUK lNSlANUB, OUU
8,12.00
All Weel Lasliiiet ViilL Trlinmed andLutln
lie ViHiest Style.
J$15.00
All Weel ( heih'sd Cheviot Suit, In Sack or
1-Mcst St)le Cutaway.
$18.00
All Weel English Wetstnd Hull, Diagonals or
Cetksctvvr, In Black, Blue or llrewn.
$.2.00, 815.00, $18.00
Ossrreats tc order Diagonals, Cetktcraw,
Meltons l'i Lblnchlllas, uf Best Quality.
Pants te Order, from $3.50 te $10.
VOentleVen lu want of nothing. It would
pay tec-ill uitixamlne our High (Hade Uoeda
at Lew I'rlces a saving or 33 per cent, guaran.
teed. Hpeclat inrfntlenlnvlted te our window
display All (loeaa Matked lu l'laln rigutei.
L. GANSHAN N4 BRO.,
MBItCIIANTTAlLOItl
MA.NUrACTUItltltSOr MKNVJC BOYS AND
CHlLDKE.N'SUtKffHlNU,
66 & 08 NORjra QUEEN ST.,
(ItUbt en the tsuunwest Cor.ef Orange SU)
LANCy'ASTKU, t-A.
-.Vet cenneatcdk with any ether clelhlng
house In the tlty
M
YEltS.tl!(A'lHKO?i.
THE lAruESI' ASSORTMENT
Men's Fasftpable Overcoats.
HIELAKGEsV ASSORTMENT
Men's Fas!
table Suits.
THE I. AKO E;
ASSORTMENT
Youth's Fi
ieuablc aud Nobby
ITS.
niE
AHUESr ASSORTMENl
BeyB',
nnd Children's
RCOATS.
Our Clothing
acknowledged te be the Beat
Made and N local'
rilling offered for sale In Lan-
caster All the
f On Oft HI
owest and Nicest Styles ate
shown and at lie
Lew l'tlces.
lyers& RatMen,
MANUrAc'rCUINti CLOTHIERS,
NO. 19
BAtijT
CINQ BTHHEIT.
a
LANCVSTER. PA
.
B
uuui:n a atutTeN.
V
rJ.
jni?
AUMjM
Al
HASTHE COLD WEA1HER RE-
OU THAI VOU HILL
or Oysrceat ?
O, WE ARE Jtsr IN TIME
IMIEADYMADE OR MADE
ER. HE ARE GIVING EX
'T 0.UAL11 V AT LOW PRICES.
IT WILlL l'AV TOU TO CALL AND EX
AMINE
euit .stock, UEreiir. ruR.
CflASI.N
&
ELSEWHERE. WE ARE
I'0"ITIVK MfE CAN PLEASE YOU.
;
BTTRU-BR & SUTTON,
MttrtuMt Tailors tud Cloluitre,
NOy.'24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCA-nk.il, PA.
i
F
IN DKHSMITH'b.
4X500 1,500
sfsv TTT X "T
Of the very Latest Designs, ranging in prices
from
10c. te 31.00 Per Bex.
Five Quires I'aperand Five Packs Knrelepes,
Marcus Watde X Ce ltlsh Lluun, lurDOe. pet
llui
FON DERSMITFl'S.
Ne. 46 EaBt King Streot.
(Opposite Court Heuse) LANCASTER, PA,
aug'S-Ud
UOHOOIs HUI'i'LilKH.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Nea. 16 aud 17 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
Ofler, Wholesale 'and Retail, at Lew Prleea
SCHOOL BOOKS
UBKD IN LANCASTER CITY AND COUNTY.
Old Iteadera Bxohanged.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES;
LKjuld Slating, chalk Crayons, Copy itoeki
of All Kinds. H riling Inks. Steel Pens, Slaus
Nolseless Blatcs, Slale Pencils, Drawing Pen.
ells.
Composition Heeks, Writing Tablets, Lead
Pencils, Scheel Batchels, Companions, and
everything else tn the line of Scheel Stationery.
SIGN OP THK BIG BOOK.
My wee ti:ktji ahk ah oeod ah
can be purclused In Lancaster for 115 00.
Call and be convinced. All work warranted.
Uu admlnlitcrea,
W. L. FISilElt'S DentisL
apUlyd Na G2 North yucen Street.
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MINDKJU
WANT A
Fall M
IF if
H.11HKIV
TO OUt
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