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LANCASTKll. uecemuer::. IS.
Our rctlcstal Member.
- ur. Jeun A. bwepO) tne memuer 01 ton ten
' KT5BS from tho'adjeining district ever the
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5 euaijueuaiuiii, wines 10 iuu auir. !;' ""
? the subject e the late tariit vote, which
Md& .was taken, he says, en a motion " that the
the whole en thostate or the Union for the
purpese of considering bills raising rov rev
L'eBU." Dr. Swore says he voted for that
motion because it is conceded that some
thing needs te be done te reduce the rev
enue and the adoption of the motion would
have brought the whole question before
the Heuse, which might have struck out
the enacting clause of the pending Morn Mern Morn
Ben bill and Inserted any revcuue ie ie
ductien measure that it chose. Under
these circumstances Dr. bwope could
conceive of no geed reason for voting
against the motion for rovenue con cen con
aideratien, and he declares that " it is dull
cult te imagine what the true motie and
Inspiration 13 of these opposed te tliis re
vision ;" the only assigned reason being
that the session is tee short for the proper
consideration of the matter; which is
a peer reason indeed and as false as peer.
The true reason is discovered In the ele
ments voting against consideration. The
Republicans were net willing that the
Democrats should have the credit of it or
that It should be made as the majority of
the Democrats wanted. The Democratic
contingent who voted with the Republi
cans, we fear, was prompted by an indis
position te tariff reduction ; and also, we
fear, by an unwillingness that the credit of
it should go te the Morrison leadership.
The motives controlling the Democrats
voting with the Republicans were wholly
insufficient, whatever their honesty, and
Dr. Swepe has a singular ciedit and dis
tinction conferred upon him in being the
only Pennsylvania Democrat voting
te take up the revenue reduction question ;
wbte'iWuiin a preat satisfaction te him
while life lasts. His two colleagues, fccett
and Storm, wl would have voted with
him, being paired, left Mr. Sivepe standing
alone as the exponent of the patriotic sen
timent that calls for the expression of the
highest wisdom of Congress in tariff re
vision. A Fellticlau te the Prcncliers.
Mr. Elaine has been addressing the
''Congregational Club" in Eosten ; an in
stitution composed of these of the Congre
gational religious persuasion who meet
annually, ou " Eore-father's-day," for the
particular object of self-gloriQcatlen inci
dent te all such occasions. Mr. Elaine net
being much of a C ougregatienalist, if any
thing, did net treuble himself te glorify
that peculiar New England denomination,
but wondered much wh it they existed for
and why they did net coalesce with the
Presbyterians, who held the same tenets ;
or with the Baptists. Mr. Elaine evi
dently is of theso who de net fully
see why Christians cannot all get into
one church; a matter which has often both
ered the secular mind, in view of the
steady preaching of all denominations in
behalf of peace and geed will among men.
The weild has long, however, conie te lec lec
egnize the fact that this peace and geed
will does net call either for uniformity of
belief or lack of zeal in defending peculiar
doctrine. Mr. Elaine's experience in poli
tics teaches him the need of opposing par
ties te keep the human mind in play, and
he sees that there must be,:i3 well, differing
churches ; but the wonder is that;the sects
are be many and the parties se few.
But whether Mr. Elaine gave wise or
otherwise advice te the Xew Ewpland Con Cen Con
gregatienalists jn recommending their
union with the Pennsylvania Presbyter
ians, he certainly did net fail In wisdom in
advising the preachers te preach and net
te read their sermons. The command te
go and preach the gospel is very jioeily
obeyed, as he said, in reading it from a
pile of manuscript, lie aptly said that no
lawyer reads his speeches te a jury, for he
knows that is netsin effective way te speak ;
and he needs te win his case, if he can, for
his bread and butter and fame depend upon
his success.
The preacher has lapsed from oratory
piebably because the need of it is net im
perative upon him. It is easier teiead
than .te preach, and it may with mauy
clergymen be their most effective way of
speaking ; which only, however, shows that
they are out of place in the pulpit. Ter it
Is net te be denied that manuscript is a
great non conductor between speaker and
audience.
.V Chance for Honesty.
The kid-glove element of the Republican
party in Philadelphia, is trying te persuade
what are called the " leaders" of the party
te nominate an honest and incorruptible
man for mayor. As the leaders de net
have any such furnishing In their own
cnaracter, they naturally fall te see the
need of it in their candidate for mayor,
whom they weuid like te be their sustain
lug friend above all things, and nartlcu-
A ,larly abeve the public interest with which
sfrtheirewn luterests necessarllv eftpn mn.
'f ,4 eta. The " leaders" are said te be live,
;' Mv'Manea, Leeds, Lane, DIssten and Smith,
.- ' smwit ninver. The hone of union en n
i- f-.. . :",,.,-.- . ' ,..,..:.
-, ngiltar canuiuuie iur major lies in me
fact that the Ave leaders caiinet agree upon
a candidate. One will net trust the friend
of the ether. When roguea fall out henett
men have their chance, and this is just the
l'liladelphla situation.
Anether flonlen.
The impression has prevailed that the
power of Egypt in the Soudan, in fact all
foreign iwwer In that region, hail been
completely obliterated when the English
retreated after the fall of Khartoum. The
garrison of Kassala alone held out, but
thl3 was a trifling exception, and nene but
these who made a special study of the
matter reaped that fire hundred miles
beyond Khartoum, beuUi of Sebah river,
tbers was a loyal province ruled by n Her
man doctor, that bail successfully resisted
the sarae fierce warrior who se nearly
overwhelmed the Eugllsh expedition of
relief.
The v Yerk HcmUl has n dispatch
from Dr. William Junker, n Russian-
African explorer, appealing for an expedi
tion te rescue Emin, the German doctor
referred te, who served under Gorden in
the Soudan, and developed such rare
executive ability that he was sent te rule
ths Egyptian equatorial provinces. He
,11 ,
iulvl '
SO '.veil that his people refused te
join the maluli in rebellion, and for two
years have held out against his forces.
Heisamanef rare scientific attainments,
and has made practical use of them by
introducing com from renusylvania,
and striving in many ways te im im im
preve the condition of his savage
subjects. Dr. Junker recommends
a strong expedition under command
of Stanley, and offers the superfluous In
formation that " there will be lighting."
TheJ(.i'' also publishes a letter from
the maluli te his governor of Equatorial
Africa, announcing the fall of Khartoum,
and the death of donlen. it was sent te
Emln Pacha, with a summons te surren
der, and was forwarded by him te the Brit
ish consul at Zanzibar.
Emin Pacha's stubborn defense against
the enemies that se completely cut him off
from the outside world, In the only quar
ter towards which he could leek for help,
is worthy of the same admiration that was
accorded te Gorden" defense of Kharteun.
The fact that the Russian explorer has
been able te bring this message from him
shows .that he might have deserted his
jK)St, but has bravely resolved te share the
fate of his followers, whatever that might
be. His services te science have been ery
great, and he is certainly as worthy of an
expedition of relief as was his old com cem
mauder Gorden. Will he be allowed te
sleep en the desert some dark night, "with
a spear as big as a shovel in his breast" ?
m
The Kpauish legislature bai oted.-lj,000,-000
for a new navy ; yet thf Ir old one could
demolish euri without much trouble.
Ilt-AiNi: Is going te ride Inte tbe presidency
by way of Ireland. He will find it a rocky
read te travel.
Tntni: is te be a great union Laber con
vention In Cincinnati en Tebruary 22, and a
circular Issued by the Land and Laber league
of New Yerk tries hard te explain Its object.
The clearest declaration in It Is the follow fellow follew
ing: " What we are trying te de Is te provide
some really representative basis en which
the great body of the farmers of the country,
and of the organized werklngmen et tbe
cities can come together in political union."
This Is an undertaking of vast proportions
and In tbe eyes of sober men is foredoomed
te failure, simply because the final object of
It Is nothing less than a class control of the
government. The labor men began with a
Unoef conduct In the Geerge campaign that
arrayed all ether Classen against tbem. They
found out their own weakness and new pro
pose by alllance with another class te try
again te win control In politics. They call
themselves the werklngmen of the cities and
ask tbe werklngmen of the country te come
tegether in political union ; but every man
in the country, with few trilling exception",
Is a werklngman whether with head or
hands, and tbe narrow distinctions of the
ambitious labor men are sale grounds for the
prediction that their ittlltlcal Held will be
narrow and their fate oblivion.
Tin. January number of The unfmu, an
educational periodical or Yerk, of which W.
H. Shelley is edlterand proprietor, Is filled
with mui-h excellent original and selected
literary matter.
CiiRiaTMAt la the best time of the year te
indulge In thoughtful charity.
rntsToltbe season, and life-Inspiring as
tbe pink covers In which It Is found, tbe
Philadelphia Jlcerl almanac comes this
year a thorough encyclopedia of general in
formation. The Recerd U confessedly one of
the ablest papers In the country and with an
average dally circulation el 107,000, It has a
far-reaching and commanding Influence en
contemporaneous thought. Its almanac Is
Just such h publication as one would leek
for as representative el this prosperous Jour Jeur
ual. HesIJtn many useful houeehold hints,
It contains pension statistics, a full history of
Philadelphia's new charter, ths full list of
national and state government officers with
their Hdlarles, the full Congress and state leg
islature, a list el the lerelgn ministers and
territorial elllcers, aud a thousand and ene
ether facts that the progressive citizen of to
day should be acqalnlcd with. The Jleeenl
Is te be congratulated en the general excel
lence that marks this publication.
Tun Czar's barrel Is new bUDglesa M. von
Han go has been replaced as minister of fin fin
ance by a gentleman rejoicing In the musical
name of Wishnegradzkl.
I'AitNKi.L Is sick, but someot his encmits
will be sicker bolere be gets well.
PERSONAL-.
Mils. Cluw:lani utwjys sfeiks of her
husband as "the president'
Ssmatek Lmian Is a veiy sick man. He
has been troubled with rheumatism, but the
present attack Is about as severe as he has
ever had.
J.VMni II. ISeillv, formerly of Lancas
ter, but new a Philadelphia contractor, has
returned from a three months' trip te Ireland,
much hupped In health.
Miss M.inv IlAiiritR, or Cleveland, has
solved the servant girl question. She used
te be a servaut girl herself, but having
Inherited $200,000 from a relame In Phila
delphia she will new command and net
serve.
William I). Uewklls wrote tome
verses In a lady's album, and she exclaimed :
"Ob, Mr. Howells, I should think you might
de something ler the papers and magazines ;
I've seen much worse things lhau that in
print"
Mns. Mauy Mi.neh, of New Yerk, has
been putting in a large portion e her time
taking care of cats. The ether day the
pollce broke up her feline hospital when
cats, dead and alive, were feuud by tbe
dozen.
hEi-nirrARY Sriixnun is te be honored
With a banduet bvlhu members nf thnKmnk.
lln county bar In tostlmeny el their esteem
for hlm who is about te remove te Philadel
phia te eugage In practicing law with Gov Gov
ereor l'attisun.
Luslm: V. Kaumkii, formerly general
passenger sgontef the Pennsylvania railroad,
has received the appnlnlinenl et general wt
senger agent of the New Yerk, Lake Krle
and Westeru railway, te take (.fleet ou Jan
uary 1, 1867.
lilOR. 8. Ui'TLKli, v.su,, of Wetd Chester,
who did yeoman work In bringing about the
success of bis father-ln-law, Hmedley liar,
llngten. ler Congress In the Uhester-Dsla.
ware district, paid a Hying visit te Lancss.
tcr en Tuesday,
Jehn Wklsii, treasurer of the McClellan
monumantasaeclaUon.hafoQenHi te glra H00
toward tbe erection of the nieuutuMit It titty
otnerclllJens will contribute a Ilka amount.
The monument i te be placed at the Chest
nut street front of the new city hall, I'tilla.
dolphin.
Orenni: S. I.KNHAnr, a young man well
known here, and who resided In Middle
town until he begun his Journallstle career,
will amiinin editorial control of the Williams
pert Hrtakiiit Tabic. He ha been con
nected with a Wllllamspert paper, one In
i:sten and lately was a reperter or the Jer
sey City Journet.
Or.onec W. Citn im has received the
thanks of Htrntford-en-Avon, KaRlaud, for
Ids ftllt el a drinking fountain te the place.
In his letter presenting the gin Mr. Chllds
exprees a hope .that the Imintaln would
proveanovldencoof goodwill between the
two nations having the lame and works of
Shakespeare as a common heritage.
Actine SKcncT.vnv Kunciutn has ac
cepted the ottdref the Nashville, Chattanooga
,V St. Ieuls rallmtil company te pay 5153.600
In compromise of the claim of the 1'nlted
States new In suit ng.ilnst that company,
leunded en certain matured ami uniuht In
terest coupons of bend Issued by the com
pany and held by the Vnlted States.
llErnEsKXTATtw Hammenp, of Oeergla,
tells a gced story at the espouse of Kmery
Speer,tbe (ieergln Independent, new United
States district Jude at Ssvannah. When
Hammend was nt Yhlt iaiphur
Springa Hsll county, U, four years age
last summer, Speer was running ler Cou Ceu
press In that dltrlct as an Iudejendent
against Candler, Democrat. Meeting one of
the natlvea, Hammend aked him hew he
was going te vote. "1 reckon I'll vote ter
Candler," nld the fellow. -That's right,"
said Hammend , "Candler Is a first-rate
man. He you knew him'" " Ne," said the
ceuntrymnn, " but 1 knew Speer."
m
We hare heard tuiny of 0111 elilfilends sjr
tht Saivitloe OH cured thorn of rbesuutlsiu.
These who hare net trte.l It heulJ de se Our
druggists sell It for twenty-flve centaabetlle all
th" time. ....
Mhy tuiJpr wlih a bad cold when bottle of lr.
Hall' Ceiwh stp wtll enre a cough of the
worst kind li ltu'1 s cough Svrupls sold ler
centiir bottle b all drugglts lu the VuIUmI
SUtei ?
itrxauLi. nunc.
WILL OU srrFKll with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint t Shlleh's VliaJticr is guaran'
teed te cam you. Ker tale by 11. It. Cothruu Cethruu
UruggtsL Ne. 137 North Queen street.
CKOUI. WHOOl'lMlCOCOn and limnchltli
Immediately ndleved by SMleh s Cure Ker ale
by II. H. Cochiue, DruggUt, Ne. ISJ North Quen
street,
The Slynery eltt.
It has always been understood that consump
tion w tnnnmhl.. but it hiw it'centlv bt-vn
aice ercd that Kemps l!lam for the Threat
and Lung Is giving mere rvlle! than any Known
remedy. It Is quarantwd te relieve and curt)
Asthma, llrenchltls ana Coughs. Call en II. H.
Cochran, druggist. Ne 1J7 North Queen street,
;i!
and get a trial bottle trcu 01 cesu uirge size ;
cvnuandll. (')
AKE UU
Sl A UK miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, I)lzzlncs, Lei of
ration, nizztnc's, ixi 01 .irpeiue, ici-
Skin T Shlleh's itallzer I a positive cure.
rer sale by H. B. Cochran, Uraggtst, he. 1S7
North Queen street.
A c-itHlu's rertunale I)iceerj.
Capu Celeman, ihr Weymouth, plying be
tween Atlantic City and N. , had lx-en treu,
bled with a cough e that he was unable tosleen tesleen
and wis Induced te try lr Kings New llsto llste
ery for Consumption. It net only jje hlm in
sunt relief, but allayed the etruuie soreness nt
his brwut. His children were simtlai ly atr, rted
and a slnele deju had the same happy effect
Ur. King's New Discovery ts new the standard
remedy In the Celeuuin household and en btvrd
the schooner I'ree trial bottles of this sLindara
remedy at 11 II. Cochran's Drug store, lj; and
13 North Queen street, Lancaster, l'a. iif
roil UYSl'EI'SIA and Liver Complaint. je6
ave a printed enartntee en every oettla of set-
leh's itallzer. It neer falls te cure, ter sale
by 11. B. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North Queen
street.
UncXlen s Arnica Nllve.
The hst Salve In the world for Cat, lirnlses.
Seres, UlOiR, Salt Uhenm, i'ever Seres, Tetter,
Chapped lianas. Chilblains, Cerns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively enres I'lles, or no pay
required. It Is guaranteed te Rive perfect satis
faction, or men'jy refunded. I'rlce 23 cents per
box. rer aale by II. 11. Cecnran, Druggist, 137
and 1S3 North Queen street. Lancaster, l'a.
MOTHKU3! JtOTHKUStl MOrilERS"!
Are yen disturbed at nUht and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cnttlng teeth ? If se,
fe at once and get a bottle of Mrs. WIN'SLO W'8
OOTII1NO BVltur. It will relieve the peer
Utile sufferer Immediately depend upon It;
there Is no mistake about It. There ts net a
mother en earth who has ever used It, who wUl
net tell yen at once that It wUl regulate tha
bowels, and give rest te tha mother, and relief
and health te tbe cnud, operallng like magic It
Is perfectly safe te ure In all canes, and pleasant
te the taste, and Is the prescription of en of the
oldestand ben foinale physicians In the United
States. Sold everywhere. 2A cents a botUe
Tnsvii-ivdM.w.sAw
SilILOH'8 VlTALIZKltls what you need for
Constipation, Les of AppeUte, UtzztnHss, and
aU symptoms of Djspepsla. 1'ilce 10 and 75
cents per bottle, ler sale by II li. Cochran
Druggist, Ne. 1S N'erih Queen street-
lleuews Her eutb.
Mrs. I'hcBbeCheeley. I'elersen. Cliiy Ce, Iowa.
tells the following remaikable st' i. the truth
etwnlcn tsMiucbea fur v
the
iniaeni!
ts el the
town I am ,. years old, cae b. en troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness for many
vears : ceulil net dnwa mvaelf without heln.
virs ; ceulil net ilnua myself without help.
New I am fiee fmm all pain aud soreness and
am able te de all my own housework. I ewe
my thauks te Klectilc Hitters for having n
newed my youth, and remeed completely all
disease and pain." Try a bottle only G"c ; at
Cochran's Drug Mere, 1J7 and lit North Queen
street, Lancaster, l'a (!)
SIIILOH'S COUOll and Consumption Cure Is
sold by us en a guarantee. It cures Consump
tion, fersale by II. li. Cochran, Druggist, Ne.
1JJ North Queen street.
A Ilemarkable Geed Man
Is he wbeattanda te the comfort et his family
and will net let his little, ones puffer with affec
tion of the Thient and Lungs, whereby their
lives mnv be tndangered, but who should at all
times give them that ttoverelvn remedy, Kemp's
llalsam. I'rlce M cents and 11 Trial tite free
yerealeby II. II. Cochrun, druggist, 137 North
Queen street. (I)
liUOW.VB HOUSEHOLD 1'A.NAIKA.
Is the most effective I'aln Destroyer In the world'
Will most surely ijutcten the bleed whether
taken Internally or. applied externally, and
thereby mere certainly KKLIEVK TAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any ether pale
alleviator, and it Is warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
it cures pain in the Man, hack or novels. Sen
Threat, lineumallsm, Toothache and ALL
ACHES, and Is Tb Great lle.lle.ver of l'aln.
"IlltOWN'S HOUSEHOLD l'ANACKA " should
be In every family. Atempoenlulolthel'anacca
In a tnmbler el hct wau-r swesjl'-ned, if pro pre
ferred.j taken at w-dtlme, wUl UKKAK Ur A
ft si iydM.V.As'
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Incempftrably the Finest
Tlme-ploeo In existence.
Abaolutely without it
rival.
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PHILADELPHIA.
mmDiVAr.
a Tiii.ornenos ixlu hukumatihm.
j
Utterly Discouraged
exprexes the feeling el many lctlmsel then
in ii u, nenralAla, sciatica mil mrttn or sick
hradache. Having tried nutnbe lc tetalled,
remedltisaud physicians et ail choel, without
relief, thore seems te be no hipe. Many such
havnsalast retort tiled Athlopheiot, and te
their suiprlse and Jey have found, thU It "as a
$aft jurr and quiet cure. AthlopSeroi li net
an flxpsttuu-nti tneusanda hae beencurtd by
tts use and they testify as te Its aluc.
Bhekomeke. Dutchets Ce. N . Aug ',
1 took Athlopteroi according te dlrectlem , It
canted a ringing In my head that wat no", pleas
ant. It operated en my heart causing a slew 1
and fainter throb, and constipate 1 my bewe
When the last dew was taken 1 did net think
much of the medicine ; ths next day my lami
nes was buttsrand continued setting less until
ltlettme. My lameness wiu In my bsck, shoul
ders and ntck, and had been for eight months.
1 wasadvUedtetry Athlephaivs by my neigh
bor, Win. Jacksen, who htd taken a botUe of It
for asevore atLsckef lametiptt In hl shoulder
and arm. He said "It drerti the lamenss right
out of me , lny head felt strong, and my heart
almost stepped batlng ; 1 thought louldi5le
but tosme out all right, and have net had any
lauiouesj sluce," AMON UUIUOS.
rhelps, .V. Y . August IS, 15M
1 am a practicing physician 1 1 prt scribed
Athlopheros In a ewe of Inveterate 1 heumatlsui
of the right shoulder and arm. This case hid
been et weeks standing-yes months-and re
sisted medicine carefully selected, also the use
c( electric tteatmeat. Oae bottle iemeed U
tha trouble. The case remains well, row evers
ytar since using the medicine.
u cruiciiAiiiMi.n.
Kery druggist should keep Athlopheros aud
Athlopheros Mils, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., Ne.
Ill Wall street, New Yerk, will send ellher (car (car
riase p.1d)en receipt of regular price, which
It UCUper botlle for Athlopheros and 60c. for
l'Uls.
rer liver and kidney diseases, dyspcpsU, In
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases
of women, constipation, headache. Impute
bloeO, Ac, Athlopheros I'll. are unequal ed.
decjo-lweed
YLK'S CULItHY I' El IOKAL
YOUR CHILDREN
Are constantly exposed te danger from Celd-,
Whooping Cough, Croup, and diseases peculiar
te the threat and lungs 'or such aliments,
AVer's Cherry I'ecteral, premrUy .1mlnlstercd,
aderds speedy relief and cure
As a remedy for Whooping tough, w 1th which
many of our children were attlU'ted, we used,
durtug the past winter, with mmh sutisfactlen,
Ayer' Cherry I'ecteral. ler this alectieu, we
consider this preparation the most eflcaciousef
all the medicines which have com" te our knewl
edse. Mary 1'arkhurst, Preceptrws, Heme lei
Ltttle Wanderers. Dencastei. Md
My children have been peculiarly sutject te
attacks of Croup, and I failed te tlnd any effec
tive remedy until I commenced admlafstprtn;
Ayer's Cherry I'ecteral. This preparation re
Ueves the difficulty et breathing and invariably
cares the complaint DavldU.ala.ks.CLitham,
Columbia Ce. N. Y.
I hae used Ayer's Cheriy l'ecteial te my
family for many years, and have found it
especially valuable In Whooping Beuh. This
medicine allays all Irritation, prevent lnflim
matien from extending tethe lungs, and ijuickly
subdues any tendency te Lung complaint. .1.
U Wellington, l'lalnvllle. Mich.
I rind no medicine se etlectue, for Croup and
W hoeping Cough, as Ayer's cherr I'ecteral It
was the means of saving the lite of my llttle
boy, enly six months old. cairytne him safely
through the worst case of Whooping Leu Kb 1
eversaw James M alone, l'lney i'uts, Tsnu.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
"Vrepared by Dr. J. c. Aver A Ce., Lewell,
Mass. Sold by all Druggists l'tlce, II, six bet
Ues. li. d!7 d3
D&V UUUDH.
J .M.OIVLEKA.CO.
Christmas Greetings,
We will Sell yen fensii le
PRESBNTS!
A Sillt Dress rattern. A Cleth ei
Cishmere Dress I'atlern Iiss
G jeds by the yard from ' c. tell Hi
Ladles' and Chl'dren's teais,
Bhtwls and bklrU, Ludi t( r, Ulan
kets and Comforts.
Carpels, Window Shules, Auieia
and bold Medal Caipet Mee is
MnS.ffivler&Ce.,
Ne. aSEftat Klnif Stret,
LANC'ASTEIt, l'A
K
OL1UAYUOUDS.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
AND l.KKAT rKEI'AUlHSS HAVE
UEE.N MADE AT 1HL
New Yerk Stere
-TO ASSIST-
Santa Claus
In filling his nnmeinus engauements. Theu
sands of USEFUL, AMUSINOand OH.VA.MK.N
TAL AllTICLF.h, which tend te make both old
and eung happy.
Substantial Presents !
Blankets, Table Linens, Table Covets,
Napkins, Towels.
Dress Silks, Dress Goods, Ladles' Cloaks,
Shaw, Furs and Gloves.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
An Immense Assortment of
Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Mulllcrs, Linen Hand
kerchiefs, Fancy Herder Handkerchlels.
Toys, Dells, Games, Werk liexea, Toilet
colt, Leatber satchels, l'lusb Albums.
Scinp books. Autograph Heeks, l'luture Heeks.
Story Heeks,
Heek of History, Travel and Adventure
l'nperles In Fancy llexns. L'htlstinai Cards
Ac, Ac
BRASS GOODS.
Ilummeitd Hrass Trays, Whisk Holdem, card
Ittcelvers, Match rales, Ash Itrcelveis,
Whatnots, Ktc , Kte , Etc
WaTT 8c SliAND,
6. 8 & 10 EAST KING ST.,
LANCASTER, l'A.;
TN 1MD, HKKMAN MILI,KK, KNOWN
X asonaet the best soap makers In the United
stairs, established In I.anemKir city steam
BoapiWeiks, where the famous MILLKK'SIiU
11AX HUAl'ls new made.
NOTIOK TO TKKaPAHSKKS AND
UUNNKK8.-A1I persons are hereby for
bidden te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed orunln erunln orunln
clesed, either for the purneae of sheeting or fish
ing, as the law wUl be rigidly enforced against
all trespassing en said lauds of the undcraluned
Alter this notice
WM.COLKMANrUKKMAN,
1L rKUCY ALDKN,
KDWAJtDO.UKKMAN,
'atuirsey for !L V, Cclenuu t heirs
bCllHtlsiw
irvKT
w
YS.
mlMM jgi
i fim .vmi.m'Y' w
wfpmwi
mWMTM)
',.M,
A NEW DEPARTURE.
il I'm It .am "1 .!! 1' 'i ,
ml t'l - the Imliiu i i'!i i'
liitc.ul of jsun, th it k !l .i mill.
I nl n v.i'. It.'d .mil li -or mI,-,
Iii-u ul if -r"i; 'Hit i rm'.tl.
( r t tilling Ai n "'t te 'hi'.
1 i! i;im-, tlenifNtii .trie in tt'.uh.
i .ikr id Iver Sivr ' te cath.
Ktfvic it (lie-, the guilt) stain.
A WtRl) OV V.KIG
There are many wtvte (cms etch rtrtsented te l- " 'is as geed a the ' Iver) ' , "
they ARE NOT. but ill ccin'e.-feits, ;ack th.' peculiar and remarl-able qualitiri
of the geiune. Ask for "!"" Set inJ ip: t upon e!ti"R 't
l . in. M 1' tj "' ' A "l, r
HATS,
turn's nt as.
Useful and Appreciated Christmas Presents I
LADIES' FINE FUR GOODS.
MLFrs.lei.LAIWaiidnSr Fl'llTRIMMINtl, SKAI SACQf It", and fl'B I.INKH ClUtl'
1.AH3. Our Mu tN embrace iTry variety Sel, Otter, llcaer, Mink, L'adKer, I ynx, Uley Fei,
Coen, Muck aud 3ller Hare, etc , etc Xrtmmbigs all Uuaranteed
GENT'S FINE FUR GOODS.
FL'IIOLOVKS, COLLARS and CAI'3 In every style, at Itottem I'rlccs. A large genera line of
OLOVKSand MITTS ler Men and Children.
FINK UOIIEb AMI LAI' ULA.VKETS at all prices prices that will surprise you. largest
assortment te select from
STACFrKH A CO.'d CELE1IUATED IIATS-Kverybedy's FaTerlte, Ue Uuaiante-n Ihem all.
Plain Hats Maufactured te Order.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
Nei. HI ainl 33 North Queen Street.
ttevtmruuiriMiiiMU wueui.
CUIKK'S CAKI'KT HAhL.
CARPETS ! CARPETS !
HEOl'K.Nl.N'li Ol
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
We are new prepared te show the trade the Largest and Best Selected Line of Caipeli evu ex
hlblted In this city. WILTONS, VELVtTS, all the Tradlni? Makes of BODY AND TAl'hiTUi
llllL'SSELS.THUKL I'Lt, Ail-Weel and Cotten Chain KXTilA HI' 1'KItS, and all qualities of IV.
OKAlNCAItrETS, DAlIASKand VENF.TIAV CAItl'ETS. HAG and CHAIN CAUI'I.TS of our
own manufacture a specialty. Special Attention paid te the manufacture of CUSTOM CAHl'ETS
Alsea Full Line of OILCLOTH-, HUGH, WINDOW SHADES, COVERLETS, Ac.,
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor. West Kiug ami Water Streets, Lancaster, Tn.
leblt-inidAn-
HUUBBWUJtNlMltllfG MUUZJ.
e
ALL AND HEi:
THE-:
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty C'andle-Llght , Heats them all.
Anether Let of CHKAI' UI.OIIES fei Gas and
Oil stoves.
THE "PERFECTION"
MLTAL MOULDING AND KOHUEH CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
Heals them all. This strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold. Step rattling of windows.
Kxclude the dust. Keep out snow and ruin. Any
ene can apply It no waste or dirt made In ap
plying It- Can be fitted anywhere-no holes te
Lere, ieady ter use. It will net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip Is tbe mext perfect At
the bleve. Heater and llange Btore
-OF-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER. l'A.
SLBWllg, AC.
TjlDW. KDOKKLEY.
Sleighs ! Sleighs !
I have new ready for tbe Winter Season, tbe
laiKcst, cheapest, finest and most select assort assert assort
tLCntef eingleand Deublo
PORTLAND,
ALBANY AND BUSINESS
SLEIGHS,
hver oIlHted ler sale In this city. The weikman.
ship and elegancn of finish Is fully up tethe
standard of toy line and well known CnrrlaKO
Wert. My pilcea for a geed, benest and sub
stantial artlcls are the lewrst In thi market.
Ihavea larftosteck of IHJliOIhi AND OAll
KIAUK8, New and Eeceud-lland, a'l at very
lowest figures, riccsu call and examlne my
work.
Edw. Edgerley,
Market Streat,
Rear of Posteffloo, Lancaater, Pa,
Itepalrlne; promptly attended te One set of
workmen especially employed.
MAVUIKMHT.
M
AOUINERT, 0.
rei
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Meat Improved
ENeDiSS-Trtctiti, PtrUblt ir SUtiuirj.
Mew or Bocend-Uand
DOlLEllfl, WATKR TANKS, 8EPABATOKB.
Machiki or IliraiB Wen such as done and
Kept In Machine Sheps,
eau ea ob ADDBua,
Ezra F. Landis,
WORKS B37 NORTH CHERRY 8THEET,
LAKUBTia l'A. U7UJAW
auAn
I he (,. .1--1 uul Hirt no mere iciiiain ,
rill li'.iuf the I'Uitrc J.iy 1 (In,
nJ wash thur il.irkc-l blots stwa.
I ii v II Cirn their Iwtis te fihing-nnl ,
ntl l'r luitiluts under sods
In wisvieni iml in worth imrcasc,
Ami ctr Mnekt tht i-ij of jic.nt,
I t-r inerim v .in ncM'r i upc
With .mh a fee as ' Ivery Sua?.
VAl'8, JtV.
c
iimsr.MAH.
Lancsfttsir, r.
ULAJIBrTAUK.
H
1QH A MARTIN.
HOLIDAY
GOODS !
-AT-
DtAIJUI
b
-IN-
Gbina, Glass, Queensware.
l'.mcy Ucxxla, Lamps, Uiic-it-llroe
hi great variety, Dinner, Tea aud
Toilet Bet In China, Granite and Tor Ter
celain, and at lower prices than before.
Cut, Colored, Kngraved and Tressed
Glass, Tete-a-Tete, Dessert, Fruit,
Cologne and Smoking Seta. Calver
tine, Severs and Japanese ware in
variety.
These goods are new and at the
lowest possible prices. An examina
tion of our stock will be of Interest be bo be
fere purchasing. Goods exchanged If
net satisfactory.
ijIMmlin,
15 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTKIt, l'A,
pONTHAOTOH AND 11UH.DKK.
GEORGE ERNST,
OAltl'K.NTKU, CONTKACTOH A HU1LUKU,
Hesldence Ne. KB West King stroeL then
Kast Grant street, opposite station houie.
WOOllKN UANTKLB AND aBNKUAL 11AKU
WOOD WOitK A BFJSCIALTY.
4VA11 work secures my prompt and Pf-nena
attwnUen. Drawings and Ttitlmales furnished.
00127-lydtt
Memxltvma.
nUllNlTUKB WAHKHUOMa
uuv luunsKLr A rAIRurilless
Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL KAIll.Y AT
HelTmeier's Farniture Wtrcroems. -K
They are the nicest thing out and we hava Inst
received another let of thein.
90 HAST KINO BTIlMrT.
w.
C. HAlT.
U It. UOTK.
FURNITURE !
Fer the IIF.Sl' IIAIII1AINS n rUUNlTUUB
el ALL KINDS, ku te the
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
Oer. Betith Quoeti and Vine Bta.
We areselllnir for a short time, at AHTONISII.
I() LOW I'UICKS, KU-Kaiit Walnut Itod-ttnem
Butlex, Marliln loe, meu, Finn Haircloth I'ar I'ar I'ar
lortluite. MinOi Klexant UiunKe, 17.00 and
ether roeiIs at the name Lew I'tlcva. nlHtnd
c
UlUSTMASUins.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Uaeful,
BeautlfAil.
Durable,
Aud Sure te FleaBe.
llefeie making your selritlena ca'l at Will.
MY Kit's r UllNITUltB 8TOUK andsee the many
pretty thliiKs sultable ler Huebind, Wife, Child
or frlnnd.
J. H. WIDMYER,
Coruer Eant KlnK and Duke Btn.,
LA.NCASlK.lt, l'A.
seplAlyd
prKlMfHU'S KUKNITiniK DKl'OT.
Only 4 Days Mere Until
CHRISTMAS.
And m Krady te Shew as line and; Lame
an Assortment nf
FURNITURE
IN ALL LINES,
AMIASKVKII 1IKKN SHOWN lMIIRLllV.
IhoKinnlsel biday ate e tiietly and attractive
that It Is hard te Hestst lluylns Semethlnn
In Our Line for
CHRISTMAS.
We want yen ene and all le feel perfectly fre
te come in cry day If you detlre, and leek at
whatlsbelnK put en the Iloera new and attrac
tive, and you will net b uri;ed te buy.
Yeu would be surprlsuii te Uarn hew many
arndelaf this each week
We have already set aside a great many pres
ents for HECKMUKIt'JI, butinucan still keep a
great many mero seirula
-Al-
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
NOB. 27 & 20 SOUTH QUBBN 8T.,
LANLASTKU. l'A.
N
KW (IltT II0OKH.
T1IK HAUL'S KKTUHN." bv Owen Mere
dith. This beautiful poem, which ranks neitte
" Lucile " anionic the authei's works, la new
published In unlijueand beautiful style ; 1 vel.,
yellumiplated cloth, gill edges.
"LALLA HOOKH," An Ortenlal Itemance.
Illustrated with 111 pbeUMitchlnus, designed by
thnbrst American attlsts, Jehn llarper. Walter
SatterU-e and ethers, cloth portfolio, with
stamped ribbons.
"KAIft I NKS," by Themas Heed. This beau
tiful poem It new ler the Unit time brought out
In holiday style. Cleth, gilt.
Other books nt equal note and pepu'arlty,
which can be sven and will be sold regaidless el
publishers' prices,
AT
O. L. FON DERSMITH'S
Boek, Stationery and Art Stere,
Opposite Court Heuse, Lancaster, l'a.
ausrtld
T
11 K HOLIDAY HKAHON.
JOEI BAER'S SONS,
Hoeksellcm and Stntleucr.
reu the
Holiday Season.
UEAUTirUL
CHRISTMAS BOOKS,
Bibles, Fhotegrnph Albums,
Artistic Christmas Souvenirs,
Toilet Oases, Werk Bexep,
New Leather and Plush Goods.
P10TURBS AND PBAMEB.
-A LAllOK STOCK AT LOW rIOWI."W
Neb. IB and 17 North Quaan Street;
LANGA8TKB. PA..
rTATVUBM.
siTTATCUEH.
Watches, Clocks Chains and Jewelry
at lesa than auction prices until January 1, 1887.
Kne let of limits, Acd Alse. Elmn. w'althain
I Aurera for which I am Sole Aireut), and ether
'Irst-ciasa Watchea: Hest Watch and Jewelry
A-Cerrect time by Telccranh Dallv. nnlv
place In city.
L. WEBER,
1WH North Queen St, Near I'enu'a. 11. U, llepeu
apecucles. Kyelasscti andOpllcaJUoeds. All
kinds el Jewelry,
nV-
v-
s
sitt'isrsjttf -vaji'g
ISfU.r srfw . ,
.-AvsbiJkii
fe-tsA,rrwiiiMlifmgiirt)iMriiii)itiif nirniimffrjmjia