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ID EVIRY WtONUDAY MOHNINO.
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LANCA3TXB. HECKMUKBS9, lSS.
Oraili's Great lilt.
tVr.
Henry W. Grady's speech before
IMew Englanders in Xew Yerk has es-
AkMlihiul lila fnmn ea fi,i nrfltnr nml
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KrKtHtta and Seuth. In lih s.".iive state It
mt received wltiiirany expressions ei np np np
ttKOVRlBojtreita'as" te mark Grady ns the
en leader of that section hi the future.
u. It was h speech evidently made with
freful elaboration and thought, and with
s fctent te strike a harmonious chord in the
! i'MmmM. nillnr- rtf 4Tin "Vftrflv 1M,1 AhM,
filWUUUUU ll.VUUf, Wfc MU -' V.fcl. v -Vl.u.11 .
.Md minis it uas eecn (mguiariy success-
fitful. Mr. Grady Is reported as saying befeie
!& W eseay that he had a hard task ahead of
JffiWm, since he Dad te ilsk being kicsed
fc5W the 2ew Englanders te be rraised at
, toeme, or be cuffed at home te be praised
ilwfew England. Anether report Is that
li1ilftrp(1 flml. lm tens u ln.iilpcl fnrlwvir '
-Vsrhlnh Inillratps flint lin liari a rroerl rnnfl.
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,.saence tuai no Knew wn.Tr, ne was aner anu
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thexpccieu 10 uag uis game ; as ue ceiuimi
fe-'did. Ills speech carried the "ew Eng.
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'rliuiaen5 uy storm, miu iius jiruteu ui kjw
pfume. te the Northern sense ; while the
5t?kehasse tntly Interpreted Its attitude In
?&-.' lh new union of the states. The Jacksen.
j;Tllle 3Vmes-l7nieas.ij8: "The country Is
ifir mwlncf mnrn nnrl mnre unltprl. rind mnrn
fw'Vie "--e f
feift, heartily will Southern men exclaim with
re" A Grady as the years roll en : ' I am glad that
the omniscient Ged held the balance of the
-battle In Ills Almighty hand, and that the
l.1 Atrftr!lflTi T'nlrtn tr?l urtverl frnm ihn u'nvV
S -. ,,
hf. im..i i .1 i. .,... i . i
ijT' iwu iraii. ui iue Ditxv;u luav u iu L'u.uvy
eIAbrauam Lincoln is warmly praised by
SeuthernerB,nnd the general verdict Is that
Grady has wen a seat In the United States
& Senate by an hour's talk te n crowd of New
jbngianaers.
And yet professors try te prove that the
days of oratory can never return aud that
the writer has taken the place of the
speaker before the people.
Imlelent Indians.
Tlie Winnebago Indians are te(orted
starving, though the ceuutry they llve In Is
ene that hc3 been coveted by white men
for agricultural purposes. This state of
affairs is due te the fact that they have
been brought up te depend upon the
annuity due them from the government,
and se de net knew what work is, and
when, as happens this year, there is delay
in the payment of the annuity they have te
face starvation. They are nothing mere or
less than a band of paupers, which the
government has bound itself by solemn
treaty te suppeit In idleness ; but they are
net se much te blame for their degradation
as the government that has encouraged
them In Idleness by a system as pernicious
as any that could have been devised. They
nre Buffering terribly from cold and hunger
nnd several of the chiefs have sent a peti
tion te the government authorities asking
that a special agent be appointed te dis
tribute the annuity, which has been
delayed because there was no regulmly
authorized agent. This incident may
serve te teach them that they cannot
afford te lean solely en the government In
future, and as their reservation is in
Nebraska, en the Missouri river, there is
no reason why they Bbeuld net in a genera.
tien become ns prosperous as the Ave
civilized tribes less favorably situated in
the Indian territory.
Let Them Mere Slowly.
There are rumors alleat of a pendiug en
sis in the affairs et the Knights of Iiber
and prominent men of the order talk ns
though they thought the whele of that
unwieldy organization was going te pieces.
A confidence In the generally nble leader
ship of Tewderly received a shock when he
allowed his order te be swept Inte the polit
ical current, and since then a number of
men, eager te try te fill his place
st the head et the order, have been
trying te break down the trust of the
masses of the order In their leadar. They
have again and again accused the execu
tive beard of unreasonable arrogance and
new they renew the charge with the addi
tion that the constitution has been totally
disregarded In the refusal of charters te local
assemblies. The Richmond convention was
closed with a grand flourish of trumpets
but new we learn that there was wide
spread dissatisfaction with the nreceediugs
of the general assembly, which nie de
nounced n3 iniquitous nnd unconstitu
tional. The knights should leek well Inte
the motives of the men who makothese
charges for they will have trouble in llnd
lng another leader ns geed as PewderJy,
and when they cut loeso from him thfy
will probably go te pieces. Let them re
member that he made their order what it Is
asd though he has made mistakes he has
gained a marked degree of the public cel-
fideuce that a labor order needs te win.
A Question of Errors.
Mr. Rebert V. Perter, who does Ihe
p 1'W1 lying for the Philadelphia Prm, and
;.,; smbuj uuuiJie mu ruc&icas way or writing
craracterisucef that paper, writes from
fji Tjttsburg about the extreme rlirer et the
F&rLtt established by the naval ordnance
"beard for the attel 'armor of war vessels
nd stems te rhew that the ieiulrements
ft Umv Wy M the
burs of metallurgy and se can net be met
Then" Mr. Perter gees en te show hew nil
this is the first move of ft dark con cen
gplracy en the part of Commedore Sicard,
Lieutenant Commander Harbcr and ethers,
te demonstrate the Impossibility of rccurlng
the steel In America and be compel the de
partment te purchase It abroad. He says
that an armor ring exists aaienR the line
officers of the bureau and that Mr. Hathcr
Is the naent of n foreign armor nunufae
turlnR company, and expects te nuke Urge
sales te the government as the result of tie
stacking of the cards.
If this Is true Mr. U.ubcr Is very wicked
but hels also very shjhi t as it will no
necessary for the success of the game, that
the foreign armor should pais the same
absurd test that is demanded of the home
aimer. If the requirements are In defi
ance of all the laws of metallurgy, hew
caii the foreign makers meet thorn ? It Is
quite posslble that there have beeu mis.
takes in the specifications, for our naval
men are new te the business of Iren-clad
building, but it Is gratifying te ilnd that
they have been made In the right direc
tion ; errors of tee great scveilty of test
are easily remedied, and can de but little
lnrm, though errors the ether way might
sink a million dollar Bhip.
Ah there!
there 1
North-western bllr.rard ' Stay
Tim Cremation company el New Yerk
will held its annual meeting next week at
Kindergarten ball, ratber a cbeerlul meeting
place for men with sucb a gloomy purpose ;
but It lias been noted ibat Ibe ijsneMler
cremaltsts are a cheerful set of undertaker,
and the iwdie Ih doubtless true e! Ihe New
Yorkers. The New Yerk company new has
125 members divided as fellows, 12 life mem
bers. 133 active members 20 associate mem
ber, 200 corresponding members. During
the year flO,PeO was received, Bud mere U
new te the credit of the luauranoe fund, for
the Incineration of members, $1,301 01, and te
the general fund, ler educational purposes,
These figures certainly contain a great deal
of comfort for the members, but they need
mere elaborate explanation. It would please
some people te knew for Instance why the
fund for the cremation of members Is called
an insurance lund. The term seems pira pira
demical. What is the dltltrence between a
ltfe member aud an acllve member? Pes-
siely the former have already been cremated.
Tm; Boteu iWlntlnutes that Jatncs O.
Illaine was the American named as a pos
sible candidate for the throne of Uulearia,
and that his silence in political matters of
late has been due te the volumeefbufore'gn
correspond encu v, Ith tnis matter as lis basis.
General Ben liutler is a close competitor for
the throne. In ense he should win it be
would reign under the sounding title
King Buller, the Held of liulgari.
1'ail.ir Srruy, coachman, has married
Jessie Barnard, granddaughter of his em
pleyer, In Fall River, Mass. The young
girl has property coming te her when she Is
of age. She was kept en a short allowance,
thrown constantly Inte contact with the
coachman, and finally borrowed money
from the latter. Jehu will get back his
leans with big Interest when he gets bis
angers en the young lady's fortune. The
style of bringing up young women In the
close company of coachmen Is bound te
bring about results such as thee above ro
uted. w m
Ajjone many noble charities 1'hUaJel
phia has one that Is particularly worthy of
imitation. The Sunday llreakfast associa
tion gave a Christmas breakfast te ever nine
hundred Jioer people. At half-past eight
the attendants passed along the aisles, the
pews being occupied by the peer about te be
fed, bearing huge baskets of sandwiches
and pets of het ceflee. Every one ate and
drank his fill. la twenty minutes the two
tin-lined Jacket kettles, holding nlnety-slx
Billens each, were emptied. When the
breaklast was ever the j-eeple were vigor
ously availed by lectures en temperance and
Christianity. This method or reaching souls
by way of the oteniash has proved most
successful, but apart from Its religious fea
tures the Idea et a Christmas breakfr.it Is
certainly a geed one from a rharitable point
et view.
The lco-gerge ia new
solid for future mUehlef.
making himself
A cennEsrONDEST el Iho New Yerk
Tt'erW is In an uncomiertable trame of mind
because he has discovered that the office of
consul general at Paris yields an Income of
ever $25,000 a year. He falls te ata'e Just what
thoexpensea ottheemce are, but indulges
In considerable reckless speculation as te the
income of Mr. Walker, Uie present occupant
of the efllce, who is u brother-in-law of the
Star route prosecutor, Oeerge Bliss, Mr.
Walker, It Is said, owns n large Interest In a
patent cocoon winder which has proved el
great value te Its owners and has brought
him Inte such cloe business relations with
French llk spleners as are Inconsistent with
the Impartial administration of the allalrs of
the consulate. With this charge added te
that of active partisanship some one with an
eye te the main chance hopes te have Censul
Walker superseded at an early date.
Tub Pittsburg Leader gives its twenty
eighth annual dinner te the newsboys and
bootblacks et the Smoky City en January 1,
This is charity leavened with common sense.
l m
The Hen. S. 8. Cox has Introduced a reso
lution lu the Heuse of Representatives, call
ing en the president te furnish Congress
certain Information concerning Ill-treatment
abroad el American clllzsna of the Jewish
faith. This Is understood te refer particu
larly te Rutbia, whero the persecutions of the
Jews have been very feevere, and the fact el
American citizenship has been disregarded.
The Immediate occasion of the retolutlen
was a statement made by a wealthy Hebrew
merchant of Milwaukee, regarding his treat
ment while en a European tour. When this
gentleman first alighted in Russia, he wan
accosted by a policeman who demanded a
passport and Insisted en keeping linn en
parele until he could get eae, which would
take six days. Mr. Mlchelbacher said he
was an American, but the officer replied that
that would net count with him, and se te
avoid the neetsslty of waiting the traveller
took the train back ninety miles te have a
Russian enderse his passport. In SL Peters
burg In fcentjln his passport but was required
teigu a long document, setting forth his
place el nativity and religious Ullh, and at
half-past ene o'clock rf calved notice te leave
Russia by six that evening; or be forcibly
ejoetid.
There Is nothing very new nbeut all this aa
many American Hebrews have told similar
stories of bad treatment at the hands of Rus
sian officials, uud the Oermaus are net fur
behind thorn ; but, If every such outrage
were noticed us publicly as this one, the h us.
Mans would koeu learn that Americju citi
zenship Is net a thing te be laughed at and
tretted with contempt.
A vlgoreusHdmluUtrallon of fereiuu allalrs
Is tirluglug Rnglaud and Spain te terms, and
TurUey hasalready yielded j se a low years
m ire of It will be Hiiro te make American
ir.elleruiafe wbereter they may be.
All !.: HrJeutcMl,
Tne Uimnce committee of Philadelphia
councils Monday evenlug roielved te rcturu
all propesils made for a lease or the Phlladel
phlagas works back toeouueils with an uu uu
faverable reoemmendatlou, There was euly
auliorldlscufcsien.
1'iur.Ne eit roc?
New Year, oem'stthouas friend or loe'
" Nay, 1 knew net; but this 1 knew,
Theu must wrestle a fill with m,
And I or thou tuuit oeniuctor bs I"
pimeettAi
Majer Jem.x V. TA"oenwnt, a prom),
nfnt cltlten of Wllllauispert, illeil en Men.
day.
Miss Catiiamm: I Wetri:, of New
Yerk, Is m much tctter thai the doctors In
attendance are hopetul of her recovery.
HitsnT M.SrANl.r.r, the explerer.ls still In
Louden, lie n 111 sUrt en Thursday for 7 n
ilbar. It lnerteil that hehai lee'lneil an
cfler of (100 OW te return te Auierica and
cemplete his lecturing tour.
Mvr. vt IHLSTrn aiys lint Ieg.n "was
the llrstet the eteMit soldiers by which 1
menu he was the foremost of the who were
net educated at est relnt His place lu
history w ill le a glorleusone."
W. . Concenvv, the Washington
philanthropist, celebrated his elRhty-elghtli
birthday anulverary en Monday, receiving
many hanilsenie rreeuts. His color Is rosy,
his eyes are bright and clear aud his spirits
are as beuyant as a 0.j 'a.
Mtss Lina C'Atnwr.Li., of Washington,
sister of the y,mn Udy who has munltl
cently endow ivl a proposed Catholic untver
slty, entertrtlned al diuner en Monday Cardi
nal Gibbens, ltilvp bpddlmr and ethers,
the occasion belug her twenty first birthday
aunlversary.
Tnn Pkcsipent. altheush still ulliulncr
from rheumalli ruin, was semswhst eaier
en Monday. Atvlute rest and quiet being
necessarv'ler his c.ve he was ubllged te deny
himself te callerc, aud the usual Hlternoen re
ception was emitted. He remained in bud
raet el tLe day.
Frank riitsisTesn. who bus lllleil the
position as euMriiiteiidpnt at the blast fur
naces of the Cleudeu Iren company, near
Ensten, for a number of ears, tie naUng
succeeded his father, his reslgued owing te
falling health. Tbe position was worth M-,-OOOayear.
His gucvetser is Mr. Jauney, of
rettsville, who has lieen engaged lu the
Schuylkill region ier a long time.
TIIK .Kt- SUUTU
.Mr llmry W. Oraity'j PpMcli ut
tll W
Knglautl Dluuer.
The speech of Mr. Ueury W. Grady, ene ei
the editors of the Atlanta (Ga.) Cm '(iruf ion,
at the dinner Wednesday evening of the New
England society in New Yerk, was the fea
ture el the occasion, and the best, according
te the i'. a, that had been delivered In New New
Yerk In many years.
When Mr. Grady arose te speak he was re
ceived with rstUIng cheers. He was the first
out-and-out b.iutherner te be invited te a
dinner of the New Ungland society, and he
spoke for " The New Seuth " with warmth
and frankness, lie was repeatedly Inter
rupted by the cheers of the New Englauder.
Among ether things he said :
' In speaking te the toast with which you
have honored me I accept the term, The
New Smth.' as In no sense disparaging te the
old. Desr te me, sir, is the home ei my
childhood and the traditions of my people.
There Is a new Seuth, net through pretest
against the old, but because of new condi
tions, new adjustments, ami. If you please,
new Ideas and a'piritiens. It is te this that
I address myselt. I ask you, gentlemen, te
picture lryeu can the loetoro soldier who,
buttenim; up In his faded uray Jacket the
parole which was taken, testimony te his
children of his fidelity and faith, turned his
face southward Irem Appomattox In April,
U6S. Think of him as ragged, half-sbirved,
havy-heirted, enfeebled by want and
wounds, hating fought te exhaustion, he
surrenders his gun, wrings the hands et bis
comrades, and lilting his toar-sttuned and
pallid fsce for the last time te the graves that
dot the old Virginia hills, pulls his gray cap
ever nts brew and begins me slew tnd pain
ful j Durney. unit uee ne nnd let me
aak you, who went te your homes
eager te find all the welcome you had
Justly earned, full payment for four year.'
sacrfticc what does no find when he reaches
the home he left four years before 7 He finds
the heuse In ruln, bis farm devastated, his
slaves freed,hls stock killed, his barn empty,
his trade destroyed, his money worthless, nts
social system, feudal In Its magnlnceuc,
swept aay; his peeple without lawurltgal
status, his comrades nlaln,and the burdens et
ethers heavy en his shoulder. Ciushed by
deleat, his very traditions gene, without
meney.credlt, employment, material or train
ing and bestdei all this, confronted with
the gravest problem that ever met bntnsn
luUUIgence me establishing of a status
for the vast body of LU liberated slaves,
what does he de, this here In gray, with a
heart of geld ' Dees he sit den n In sullen
nes, in desptlr 7 Net for n day. Surely Oed
who had scourged hlra lu his "prosperity, In
spired nlm In his adversity! As ruin was
never before se overuheleilne, never was
restoration swilter. The soldier stepped from
the trenches Inte the furrow ; horses that had
charged Federal guns marched beiere the
plough, and ttelds that ran red with human
bleed in April were green with the harvest
In June, women reared :n luxury cut up
their Ureases and made breeches for their
huibands, and will, a pihence and heroism
thrttlltH woman always as a srarment k'ava
their hands te weru. There was little bit
terness In alt this. Cheerfulness, and frank
ness prevailed. ' Bill Arp ' s'reck the key
note w hen he said . 'Well I killed as many
eftbemas they did el me, and new I am
going te work ' Or t lie soldier, returning
home alter de'est and roasting some corn
en the roadside, who made the re
mark te his comrades - "Yeu may leave the
Seuth It jeu want te, nut I am gJlng te (biu
dervllie, kls my wile, and rahe a crop, and
If the Yankees tool with me any mere 1 will
whip 'em aaln. I waut te say te (Jen. Sher
man who is cousidered an able man In our
parts, though wraii peeple think he Is a kind
of careless man about lire that from the
ashes lelt us lu lbOl we have raised n brave
and beautiful city ; that bomehew or ether
we hays caught the sunshlne.iu the bricks
and mortar of our homes and have buiuled
therein net one single ignoble prejudtcoer
memory.
"Hut what Is the sum of our work? We
liae found out that In the geueral summiDg
up the free negre count inore than he did as
a slave. We have painted the scboelhouse
en the hill top, and made it free te white and
mack, v e nave sewed tonus and cities lu
the place of theories and put business above
reliilca. We havechallenged your spinners
in Massachusetts and your iron makers In
Pennsylvania. We have learned that the
f 100,000 000 annually received irem our cotton
crop will make us rich. Then the supplies
that make It are home raised. We have re
duced the commercial rate of Interest from
21 te 0 per ceut aud are floating 1 per cent,
bends. We have learned that one Northern
Immigrant Is worth fifty foreigner, and
have smoothed the path te Southward,
wiped out the place where Masen and
Dixen's line used te be, and hung out our
latch-strltig te you and yours. We have
reached the point that marks perfect bar
menyln every household, wheti the bus
baud confesses that tbe pltH which his
own wlfe cooks are as geed as these his
mother used te bake, and we admit that the
sun shines as brightly and the moon a softly
as it did 'before the war.' We have estab
lished thrift In town and country. We have
fallen In love with work. We have restored
comfort te homes from which culture and
olegance never departed. We have let ocon econ ocen
omy take root and spread among us us rank
asthecrab gra'as which sprang from Sher
mau's cavalry camps, until we are ready te
lay odds en the Georgia Yankee as he
squeezes pure ollve oil out of hu cotton seed,
against any den n-Kister that ever awapped
wooden nutmegs for flannel sausages In the
valley of Vermont. Abeve all, wu knew that
ne have achieved In these piping times el
peace' a fuller Independence for the Seuth
thau that w hlch our lathers bought te win In
the forum by their elequence or compel en
the Held by their an erus. It inn rare prlvi.
lege, sir, te have had part, however humble,
lit this work. Never was nobler duly con
fided te human hands than the upliniug and
upbuilding of the praitrate and bleeding
Seuth, misguided, perhaps, but beautiful In
her sutlerliig, and honest, braeaud generous
always. In the record et her teclal, Indus
trial and political Illustration we nwatt wi h
confidence the verdict of the world.
" When Lee surrendered I don't hay when
Johnsten surrendered, because 1 uuderstaud
he still alludes te the timu when he met Gen.
Sherman last as the ttme when he deter,
mined te abandon any further prosecution
et the struggle' when Lee surrendered, I
bay, and Johusten quit, the Seuth fecame aud
has been since, lejal te the t'nlen. We fought
hard enough te kuew that we were whipped,
and in perlect frankness accepted as final the
arbitrament et the sword te which we
had appealed. Tbe Seuth found her
Jentl lu a toad's head. The shack leu
that had held her in narrow limitations full
forever when the shackles of thu uegie slme
were broken. Under the old regime the
negrees were slaves (e the Seuth, tne Seuth
was a slave te the system. Thuanusgatheied
In the I ami's or a splendid and culvalrlc
oligarchy the Eubstauce that should have
been diffused among the peeple1, as the rich
bleed is gathered at the heart, filling that
with till limit rapture, but leaving the body
chill and colerlots The old Siutn rested
everything en Mavery and agriculture, uu.
conscious that these could neither glve nor
maintain healthy growth. The new Seuth
presents a perfect democracy, the oligarchs
leading Inte the popular inevttneut a lejlsl
se
rrateracatBrsMi
Hied, lew
tnleedld en the KutR
rer at uie
plantation.
core a hundred farms for eve
flfty homes for every palace andl
Ilversiueti
ndustry that meets the ceiuple
netHls ei
micempiax age.'
" Hal. eh ' whst dsiunvil uiliuMrtcl's he e"et
who suffer, but waits i who writhes, vet means,
bctore tin makes up his mind te en1 ntf."
Jnst twontynve ceuts worth otSaiilen till,
lur vunvuru, t.
'lhy sav the avotage pelttlc'an t' trsttlrg
host" talking alxxilUittT and nntutur but h
cittrs ntvM eTOty 1,'sht with Hr lii.i sceugn
Hy rup, and begins flush uoituierniiiir with vne
lark
rtnK kuuis and inauthant Os.-'Mng tfetti
Ai dbtvsthcl btlm and lips et i"e
Air leundniitln this weild Iwimstn
W lih j-nunit or old, sare only tliK-i'
h i eret . Isrly, w blln they may,
tteStUOOONTbynlghtsivldsr
il'isef.itsrtiritirs.
Sl.KKI't NS?1 MH1I1S, made mtemi.le by
that totri'le iMiuuli. shlleh'sl umi. tli rotnedy
for ycu. eraleby 11. U. Cochran, lirugglst, e
137 North queen slot.
Cantlen,
We would caullen the Public te lewsie of
leAlirs erturlni! Kemp's lUliam at u than the
rviiular I'rlee, 50 cant and II, as oftentimes Imi
tations or luIeriorartlclesarseiaa the genuine
In erder te enable them te srll cheaply 11. n.
Cochran, druggist. Ne. 137 North lliiwn trcct Is
niiMupnt for jL&ucaAter. fiamnle IhiIIIe given
Sample boil te Kl
OlSlwilA
te your.
TllK UBV. UICO. 11. T11AVKU. et llonrben
lnd ,sys . Beth utvelf and wife ewe our lives
te StllTeH's) CONSUMPTION CI l'K-' or sale
by 11. H. Cochran, OruKRlsU Ne. 137 North yuoen
street.
rtif Rscltement Net (rr
The mh at II. It. Cochran, druggist. Ne. J
North tjueen tnut. still continue en account
of pcr-en afflicted with Cough, told. .Wtnma,
linii'httls and Consumptleii, teprix. urea .bottle
of Kemp's ll.Uaui for the Threat and Lungs,
Mih t sold en a guaranwe aud lgllng entire
stlsftictlen. It ts a standard fnudly remedy.
Prtce WcenUandll. Trial tiufrtc el.viwa.w
WHY WILL YOU eenghwhen ht"ib' lure
will gtve Immediate relief. Price e els . .v cts.,
and II, l'er sJe by II. It. Ccvhiau. I'ruggi.t.
Ne. W7 North llueen street.
AUUEAT U13C0 till.
The greatest discovery of the nineteenth cn-
turrlsDr Leslie's Special I'rrscrli turn for slcl:
headache, which Is the discovery of sn eminent
physician and used by him for ever thirty years
tH'Iore giving ii u in
day without a rival,
fore giving it te tne pumic. na u " -
tttneut a rival, licaa hutbiuscuhju. ...
another column.
lust) iue- Ltvsa ratlrrs for tic headache
erpld liver, blllousness and lndigestlun Small
and ey te swallow. One pill a ac-e. Price, 55c
Ity all druggbiU. lc:-3iudTu.lh.S
C AT A B It 1 1 C V II E 1 health and t w eet breath
uvuml. lr Shtlnh'a Catarrh Keme.! Price W
rcnM Nasal Inleoter tree, ivr ail by 11 H.
Cochran, Druggist,
l. liruggtm, je. ijj .-.eith viui
yueen stresiU
"t)hl If I had euly knewnthv. In Urae hnewn
what ' Known that a slip! i' In thj h a.J
mav develop Inte chronic Cata-rh "'' '
Isn't tuelate, ter Ely's Cream "aim cJte
c.itsrTh even after the sntrerer'a life has rwe'ne
a burden tehlm.and he ineHirt t" v's fi 'ns
It !s Uu only radical and thmt-ughly acwn'tnc
caUrrh cure Hnewn. Netftll'.uU rilnliy
cents di;-Idfed.tw
rer tame back, sldeer chest, nse Shliph si or er or
eus Plaster. Price 23 cent, rer salt, by 11 B.
Cochran, Dnigglst,Ne.lS9 North t)ne-n attret.
TJO W KIUU L PROOFS.
ST. JACOBS UIL.
IM uAMJlATOHY KIIEUMAIHM-r'irt KU
n'L rnoers.
a hi rrtitcr. fek u veaks.
Kankakc, HI
My mother hai been a sufferer immln
fl immatery rheumatism for the last ntteeu
),.ttr. Her limbs becams e swollen that
1 . con J net gt abent. 1 gava up all hopes
ei her recovery. As a last resort I tried St.
,M 'neil. Tee nrst appllcuien gave her
i. :- and six betUcs has performed acure.
J J SClllUKKT
Il.: BLCOSIK CHUON1C.
l Pre. Wla
rer five years I suffered niu. tnSnmuia tnSnmuia
tery rheumatltm, which bcetme chronic.
iwst phyalelans, but stl without avail. I wet'
t hi palled te uss cru'oes, 1 had ;tven up
U nepe ei eDiainin renei an i o-arein
Jacob, OH Used eny three bettle-ud
am nova well man. JOII-S KILEY.
Wi.iflTU ITS WEIGHT If GO! D
New Alexandria, Ohie.
I was adle'ed with inflammatory rh'u
niatlsm ter several wseks te u-h an extent
that i could neither leM nor dre-smysalf
urt-.heut astlstance. I purchased a bottle of
.it. Jacobs oil, ana after us ng two-third, at
it I was entirely cured. Icenlder It n-nrth
its weight la gvld. C. E. J JES.
SUrrEKED UNTOLD AUO.SY AND CURED.
Ameabury, Maa.
Fer two years I have becu suffertng with
Inflammatory rheumatism In my feit, the
pain being se great that 1 was unable te
touch It withent suffering untold agony. I
tried everything without oetatnlng auy ro
ller, when I began t u. sLJaxjbsOU
with tha first annllcatlen. the naln almeit
Instantaneously ceased, and centlnulcg Its
ue 1 waa entirely cured aud hse relt no
pain Stoce. A. J DOAK,
Manager American Heme.
The CUAULE3 A.
VOGELEr. CO
Md.
. Baitlxere
Red Star Cough Cure.
i ftKE KliOM OPIATES AND rei90S
SAFE. BUIIE. PKOMPr
25 GENTS.
AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
rilE CHARLES A. VOOELEK CO. Palttmnre,
Md.
rvuii, c.
c
HOICK mis.
mis u
AMER'S
CHOICE FURS,
lUiat Sealskin Coats
ELEGANT MDFFS AND TRIMMINGS,
ALL KIM)1..
Gent's Seal OapB.
NO, 39 WEST KING STREET,
narJMmd
KAUHitrtur.
M
AOHINKHT.An
STEAM HEATING
Lauut and Melt Improved
SNBiNES-Trotiei, Ptrlilli ir Stttiiiuj.
New or Socena-Uand
BOlUSflS, WATICB TAIiKB, HKPARATORa,
MauHixa or Karata We such Mdenekaa
tent In Machine Sheps.
ciatx ev ei ADeiua,
Ezra F. Landis,
WOHKB--6!r7 NOHTTi OnEIUlY BTHEBT,
l.tneasria l'. nTtfdAw
wmsa anu iauuuua.
25J -GOTO- 29
Reigart's Old Wine Stere
Ifer l'nmmery Sec, HeucheScc. Piper Heldsleck,
(I. ll.Mumiu Ce., undnlletber lidding brands
of Imperted Champagnes. Alse, Madelru. Sherry
aud Pert Wines, Clarets, Sauturues, Ales and
B units.
Sele Agent for Special Orwit Western Cham,
liagne, produced by the Pleasant Valley Wine
tu, inu nneei
American Champagne In the
unitca states.
flerlrta Orange Wine, the finest In the market.
i, then
Whisk
A lull due of ;
n r
Irundv.
W
Gins and Uums.
California Claret and White Wine, et Napa Vat
ley, California.
H, E. Slaymaker,
iT
n ei iii i
ns itciiiieeii
iO.i:ATHIN ST.,
tA.IOASTSn, r A
, f?v''
ATnLOPHOHOS.
General Legan's Sudden Death
la a Kt-cat shock te ihe nation, rev knew that
he was ftven Indisposed when th netrief his
death Hashed orer lli wltci and thousands of
people steed aghast at the sudrien change from
health and vigor te cold and silent death. Fer
the pint tsreutyflTO yesrs thore has liseu no
man mere constantly befere the puhlte thsn
aeueral Jehn A Legan Through all Ids career
he has eecn noted for hit feaileMiiess aud putltv
ei character, both in public and prtvate lite.
Loved bj- friends and inspected by enemies he
will be mourned by all.
Ills death adds another te the long lltt el vie
ttnu te sudd'ti aud acute rhcuuistlsm. rroba rreba
bly nodliuue Is se common as rheumatism,
nene li mere suddsn or dangcieus, and thore Is
certainly uene which se completely baffles med-
leal skin.
Only ene remedr has yet bseu dlscetttfd
which Is a sure and safe euro for iheumatlsm
and Its twin disease, nauralgla, and that la Atu
lopheros. In thousands of cases Athlopheros
hss pteveda tiulek and'critatn curs for these
dlasasci. Iacounsctlen with Athlopheroi l'llls
Ithss neveryet failed te spcsJily ctTact a cure.
InallpreuabUlty many deaths attributed te
heatt disease are caused by these terrible dis
eases, which am fsr mere dangerous thau Is
.carnally consldeird.
Kheumstlam, evon though In a ery inlld
leim, tsexttvmely dangerous, for It Is llableal
any moment te go te the heart and cause Instant
death Why tiiae with a disease se fatal when
a ccitain euro can be obtained of any druggist t
Kvery druggist should kesp Athlopheros and
Athlopheros rills, but where they cannot b
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce , Ne.
Ill Wall treat. New Yerk, wtll send either (car
riage ptd)en receipt of regular price, which
li ll ex) per bettle for Athlopheros and &Cc for
1'lIU.
rer Itvsr and klduey diseases, dyspepsia. In
digestion, ne&kness, nervous debility, diseases
of women, coustlpaUen, headacha. Impure
bleed. A a, Athlopherco Pills are unciualed.
YLH'S HAlIt VIUU1L
Perfect Hair
Indicates a natural and healthy condition of the
scalp, aud of th glands thieughwhlch nourish
ment ts obtained Whsn, In c msequencn of
age and disease, the hatr becomes weak, thin,
and gray, Ayer's flair Mger will strengthen It.
roiterolta original color, promote Its rapid and
vigorous growth, and Impart te It th lustre
and rreshnsss of youth.
I have used Ayar's llalr Viger fnr a long time,
and am convinced of Its value. When 1 was 17
years of age my hal- began te turn gray. I com.
tnenced using tha Viger, and was surprised at
the geed effects it produced it net only re
stored the color te my hatr. but ae stimulated Its
?rerth that I have new mom hatr than ever be-jre-J
VV. tfdwardj, Coldwater, Mats.
Ayer's Hair Viger,
Sold i y all Druggist, and Terfumers.
lr Tit ari srrrsmie from debility and less et
appetite . If your stomach Is out of order, or
your mind confused, take Ayer's Sariaparltla.
This medicine will restore physical force and
elasticity te the system, mere surely and speedily
than any tentc yet discovered.
Ter six months I suffered from ltver and
stomach troubles. My toea aid net nourish trm,
ana 1 became weak and very much emacltted.
1 tee It six bottles et Ayer's SarsaparlPa. and
was cured. J ullus M. FaJmer, SprtngOeld, Mais.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared ey Dr. J C. Aver A Ce., Lewell,
Mats. Sold by all Druggists. Price, II ; six bot
tles. IS. dit dJl
rVUXlTVUK.
TUKNITUHE WAKEROOMS.
BUY lOUKSKLr A I'AIIl Or 1HOSE
Eelding Dress Pillows.
CALL KAHLY AT
Hoffmeier's Fnrnitnre Warerooms.
They are thn nicest thing eat and we have J tat
recl ed another let of them.;
33 EAST KINO STREET.
H
lUMTSn'S FU'KMTL'KE UEPOl".
CHRISTMAS.
And wears Heady te Shew aa Fine and Large
an A.sortmentef
FURNITURE
IN ALL LINES,
AhllASEVEIl BEEN SHOWN INTHECITY.
The goods of today are se pretty and attraetlre
that Ills hard te ltestst IluylnirSemethlnK
In Our Line fur
CHRISTMAS.
We want you one and all te ftl perfectly free
te come every day If you deslre, and leek at
what la being put en the doers new and attrac
tive, and you will net be urged te buy.
1 ou would be surprised te learn hew many
are delni this each week.
We have already set aside a crcal many pros pres pros
entsfer DKCEMUKKJt, but wu can still keep a
great many mere sccreu
-AT
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
N0S. 27 & 20 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTEB, I' A.
MMCBLLANKUVS.
F
LINN A BRKNEMAN.
HOLIDAY HINTS
Mauy iierseus want te mnke Christ
mas Presents but de net knew what te
select ; let us essUt jeu. "We have se
many useful things.
Fer Gentlemen, nn elegant Set of
Carvers or n geed 1'ecket Ktilfe will
be acceptable
Ter Ladies we have Tlated Knives,
Ferks or Spoons, hu Elegant SUind or
Library Lamp, Toilet Sets or Werk
Bexes, and hundreds of ether useful
presents.
Fer Children we liavu everything
like Express Wagons, Sleds, Veloci
pedes, Trains of Cars, Mechanical
Toys.
Many articles which we have an
ever stock we itie closing eutut.less
than cost.
rHTAsk for Baigalns.
FLU & BRENEHAN,
Ne162 North Queen Street,
LANCASTXn VA.
i
kif4H,M
. Jw lS.I" i. i
KAUlttO UATTERS AND FURniKItS.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1880,
Day Before Christmas
The
STAUFFER
LEADING HATTERS AUD EURMERS,
AUK THIS DAY RIIOWtNO 1IIK riNKST, t.AUURHT AND MOST URAUTirUli
LlNKOr ClltttSl'MArUHaKVItK Diai'LAtKD IM liANUASTKU.
w r. c LL HPKCi.vt. ATTKNTION te emi LAituK link or Mtirrs,an aasotlmetltel which
we hae In etery dwlrable specimen worn, at the very LUWK.sr 1'lllUKS.
GENT'S FOR GAPS, MUFFLERS AND GLOVES,
In All tirades and at All Prices. Any el the preceding Arltelca makn a Desirable 1'iesent,
NOTE Aa Chtlsluiaa Presents ate hatdle select, we Invite you te call, nhetner yen wish te
purchase or net,
W. D. STAUFFER &CO.,
Nih. 31 nnd 33 Werth sjupen HtrveU - - Unwatiir, P.
uevBmrvutmHinv uvui.
CUIHK'U UAUPKT UAIsl
CARPETS I CARPETS !
RKerKNiNU or
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Wears new prepared te show Iho trade the Largest and llcst Belecled Linn of Cat pels evar ex
hibited tn this city. WILTONS, VKLVHTd, all the Trading Makes of UODY AND TAt'ESTHi
lllU;.SSKt,S. TIIUKL-PLT, All-Weel and Cotten Chain KXTHA SUPKIIS, and all qualltlesi of IN
OUAl.VCAltl'ETS, DAMASK and VENLTIAN UAItrKld. RAO and CHAIN CARPETS Of our
own manufacture a specialty. Special Attention paid te the. manufacture, of CUSTOM CAItrKTS
Alse a r. ill Llaeef OILCLOTHS, nUOS, WINDOW SHADES, COVKULKTS, Ac,
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor. West Ivlug nml Water
iiitr keuii.i.
K
OLIDAY HOODS.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
AND GKKAT I'HKPAK.tllONS HAVE
II KEN MADE AT THE
New Yerk Stere
TO ASSIST
Santa Claus
In filling his numetnus engagements. Theu
amis of iJsurUL. AMUSINRand OIINAMKN
TAL ARTICLES, which tend tn make both old
and young happy.
Substantial Presents !
blankets, Table Linen.. Table Let en,
Napklm, lenels,
Dies. Silk,. Dreas Heeds, Ladlaa, cloaks,
Shaws, Furs and Gleve.
Gents' Furnishing Goedn.
An Immense Aaseituent of
Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers. Linen Hand
kerchiefs, Fancy Berder HandksiehleU.
Toys, Dells, Games. Werk lleies, Tetlsl
tcle, Lealher Satchels, Plush Albums.
Scrap Reeks, Autograph Heeks, I
Story lloeks,
'Ictute lloekr,
Boek of History, Travel and AdTentuie.
Parerles In Fancy Reis. Christmas Catds
da, Ac
BRASS GOODS.
Hammered Ilrass Trays. Whisk Helders, Card
Kecelvers, Match pare. Ash Kecelyers,
Whatnots, Etc., tte, Etc
WHT & SFAND,
6. 8 & 10 EAST KING ST.,
LANCASTER. PA.;
CTAMM IIKOS. A CO.
CLOSING OUT !
CLOSING OUT !
Stamm Bres, & Ce.
-ARE
CLOSING HUT TllK K.NTIRk fl.VLANCF.OF
CHU1STMAH OOOU8, AT
Greatly Reduced Prices.
WR HAVE MANY
Special Bargains e Offer te Yeu,
As our Limited amount of room n UI nut permit
us le carry Amas Goods ever unlll
A mas next.
WHAT WE HAVE.
DOLLS, PICTUItK 1100KB, STOUT HOOKS,
SCKAr HOOKS, AUTOOKAPH HOOK".
IlUAflS 0001)9. '
1IKASS MAOO.NS, I1KAS3 TflAYS, 1111ASS
WHISK HOLDERS.
lltON TOT 3, LADIES' SATCHELS, TOILET
CASES, Etc.
BOSTON STORE.
Nes. 20 and 2H North queen St.,
LANCABTKB. I'A.
VltUUBLL.AH.
AND YET ONOE AGAIN
Let us Itemlnd Yeu that a Very Useful aud Ac
ceptable Christmas Present !
IS A GOOD
UMBRELLA OR CANE.
roil THESE WK ABE UKAUQIJAUTEft.
Hespectfuly Yours,
R. B. & H.,
NO. J4 E'AST KINO STREET,
LAHCASMiV FA.
CO.,
Streets, LHiicaslcr, l'n.
lebU-imdA
OLUrUlNtf.
M
YKHS A KATliTON.
AT THIS SEASON 01
GIFT GIVING,
THE Ql ESriti.il ARISES,
WHAT SHALL I GIVE '
AMI WllKltl. SHALL 10IT
&
The Meet for the Least Meney ? J
A fins selection of Silk Murllets from i
cents teKi", tn Wbtte.Cteam and Celers.
KlcnantSIlk Handkeixhlels, M cents te
l!u). A flne let et Urntlcmen's Bcarfs
and Hcektifs.
fine Pongeo Haudkerchlffs, In White,
Cream and Celers.
Handsome Silk and Luitireldpird Sus
penders. CeUartandCuCs,t;nderwrarand8t3ck.
Inns. If you want something better, our
ovcrceati and Suits are low Inrprlce and
rioed in quality. Whatcenld be a nlcr
or mere acccptAbleslIt thsn a geed warm
.SuttorOverceaL
Storm Coats, tis te II". Prices alw
lowest.
lyers & RatMen,
I'OPULAH CL01H1EKS,
IJO. 12 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCAS1KB. TA.
T (JANHMAN A 11HO.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
C011.NOIITH QUEEH A OUANOESIS.,
RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
A meal sale of Men's and Heys' Clothing at
lets than the ce.1 et manufacture, l'r lews ac
tually cut In two. as can be readily preven by
previous announcement and eiatnfnallen of
Koeds, Ilead these quotations carefully and see
hat (?rcul baruatns are belne offercd.
n
MENS DEPARTMENT.
rirsUCiass Overcoats reduced te u
English Corkscrew Overcoats, Bilk Faced, le
duccd te I7.UI.
All Weel Chinchilla Heaver Ovurceats redueed
lesHSa
rine Dress Overcoats, Silk raced, reduced te
tie ex
Caster Beaver Overceela reduced tolUeu.
Men's Overcoats, of heavy material, reduced
te w oe and M.30. ...-
Men's Suits for Dress leduced te 15.00, no,
H.rsiand new. .
These Reeds are All Weel and must be sold be
fore January 1st.
DOTS' DKPArtTMl.NT
Serviceable 0 etceala at ll.a, ll.M and -".
Dress Overcoats at flW, 3.0", UW, MWand
Heys' Scheel Sultaalll J5.ll.t'1.U0i
Heys' Dress Suits, All-Weel, at II JO, 1 1. CO, 13.00
and 11.00.
The garments are allot our own manufacture,
well made and trimmed and the prices are
actually cut lutwe Ter rlrst clas Ilarjralnige
direct te
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MEUCHANT TAILOH8.
Mauufactureis of Men's, Heys' and Chlldten's
ClelldnK,
S. W. Oer. N. Queen & Orange St.,
LANCASTEIt, I'A.
-Net cennectttd with any ether clothing
house In the city.
-DURQEK A BUTTON.
Prepare for Christmas !
Have yeu a husband, a father or a brother? If
yen have, what would be mere acceptable as A
Chllsunaa Olft than a
FINE SUIT OF CLOTHES
BUCH AS ARE BOLD AT
BURGER & SUTTON'S
Merclmul Tnllerliisr and Clethln Htere.
Or If you can't afford an ontlie Hull
Buy an Overcoat,
And If you can't nrfetd that
Buy One or Oar Nobby Net-Mien.
01 which we have something entltely new. Call
and see them.
BUEGBB, & SuTTOIT,
NO. 24 OENTRB SQUARE!,
IiA.tCAITIB, y,
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Vr.
vv.
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