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4-9 THE EANOASTEH DAILY INTElXraEK-(
3DNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 188.
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JfOTiLIGENCER
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?Tbe Weekly Intelligencer
nte Every Wednesday Mernine.
lAtBAH, 11.00 FOR ill MOUTHS. CXCBJ Of til,
UnicerrniiTO ransess bwttibh ir
0BOU0ITDrROKlTnTrArTOT7HI
.is ad cecirrnr. all asohtmecs luttiss
mOOKtlalTIOTOTBB WABTI BASCKT.
wit all jMtlert and Telegram I te
jf THE nrTBLUaBNOHR,
falelHgencer BulldlDj, Lancaster, l'a.
Jttje jCawefltcr Intelligence.
';'; LANCABTEll. UECKMItEH, IS.
. ivMr. Hensel te the Beard of Trade.
V' -Tbe address of Mr. W. U. Ilcnsel te the
'Lancaster Beard of Trade, a lengthy
..tfertract of which Is elsewhere given, rvill
.naveaosermng interest te nil who nave at
, matt the prcspenty of the city lu which
BTSlr. Hensel has a rare faculty of
liVMLlna drr details with a charm of in-
& A . I .1 !. ...I.I..I l.l-V, 1..-. IaII-a.I
vJWBItUUU iUU BUVJCUb UU llUltUUU UMIKM
fymB.one that never grows tiresome te
4WJW 1UU HID Il.lilVU itUU IU IUU lU.IUUCl
toem.
''Lancaster's historic wist, tccaiiiij; with
- "traditions that nre inseparably linked with
i itbe early life of the nation, were gracefully
touched upon. Frem musty old documents
:.M drawn the lessen of th6 public spirit
Mat thrilled the men of theso days. The
sty's resources at present, its secure gee-
, ftapMcal position, its necessarily premls-
h,j4Bf future all came in for their full share
i attention.
' sfe'And then the lecturer passed en te con-
,,. Hla.) lln, ln. tin. ln.MrT
LWy. 40 1 7fT5) iT $sa S7s
Bal...... 60 115 22.1 S 1U AM
W Days.... sn im aw 4 no e a 7 se
EJMTS...... 100 185 8 BO 615 8 Hi 8 45
Hl 110 ISO 400 5 SO 7K 840
WWek...... ISA 150 60 BSO SAO 10W
MWMk 21ft 4 BO 7 BO 10 50 18 GO ISM
M mii oe e ml loeo uw noe sew
MMOnth..... 160 7ON1200 1600 2000 (400
Months... 800 1000 17 00 BOO 27 W 32 no
HM Months., bee lioe 3000 aim wee raeu
EWMUUI 800 1800 H 00 .WOO 4400 MOO
HPT X 15 00 a 00 45 00 M0e8300 9U11'
E i!Jd43r what Lancaster needs in order te keep
TApacc wiui meaern development. There
-ibwni hAfATV trt fllffrtr teIHi Mm cantttnent rt
UlA imftalrpr t.lmf. nlirrit.r ertvnrmnenf rtfA.la
( M- . w.v B . w.utu.V .1.VU
"t reorganization en a non-partisan basis ;
Sthatthe business of the city shall bead,
'.f&ttinlstercd by its business men. A Beard
?SS- of Trade that would carry te succes3 such
-,, movement toward political regeneration
weuia earn rer itself the gratltude of the
tef present and all future LancaUnans.
3?- Sir. Hense' scattered much troed seed in
Brite able lecture, and it U te be hoped that
cfesi'lt will net full nnmi stnnv trmnnil
K i m ii
iy rromelion Frem the Itauks.
KA The beard of visitors te West Point has
i. -Vr--.-. J..1 ii... .i i..i.i .... -
Ri-KKiiuuituutu Hint iuu iigui 10 iieminuit' a
'JMdet te the academy each year, should be
granted te each senator, and that the pres-
l&ident should be allowed te nominate four
sa; umca aa manv cmma nr. nrpp." 'iiits
& recommendation is made because the
it- ".v.'Pderny does net furnish eneueh efllcera
i&' fnr thA V5linnrilll in lliljnrm nn.l f tin net.
liral lnfArftnif i Mmf Mia Kn'iril tmMe H.el
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Ess. eucu vacancies iiieuiu le nneu uy grau
KBiates of "West Point.
?ei& 1tfnrv cliifL'a ft. .it t. ... nr II... l.n.l
IWASf.r . -""" "'' luaiij hi me uvai.
,eiaiers have risen from the ranks, and it
rcjf weuia seem a wise ana just jolicyte per
mit a small numberef vacancies te be filled
,. from the non-commissioned efllcers. Xe
doubt the beard wished te nut a step te the
T3& x!nrv!ntmFnf.nfi:ainm)TreittAnn!!f ffAmnifin
t. - - w..vM.uuiaiiuuii,iin
Hfe by tirevldin!? that th-rfi shnnld iiIwav
'be enough "West Pointers for the vacancies,
KSgi nut weuia mey net at the same time cut
jBpJ off all chance of rising from the ranks ':
m, Auese appemuncnis irem civil lile are
gsjfr usually the rewards for political services,
WSJU lUBiu u auian uiuxiice mai congress
, win de auj thing for the direct remedy of
gXthat evil, but the method taken by the
Koeara will net only choke the iion-cem.
fst missiened officers, but may lesult in the
Pfhwrne surplus of elllcersthat has prevailed
tlttthe navy through the annual graduation
fev?'nf mrtrA mnn tlmn Hmm la mnm fni-
mjtv j" - - ........ .uu.t . .uuu. mi,
K?v Tmvlfnn Hlmillll llA tnmla liAirnvar fiw
pprometlonfrom the ranks ; nnd it can net
KEteatly matter hew many young men are
SW wucatea a3 soldiers at AYeat Point, for the
ffemedern officer must be an engineer and
that will make him a useful citien.
The Reading Trouble.
pc Auereuas Deen a very remarisabic sicre-
E.tivenes3 maintained between the lteadinc
fe'rallread empleyes and managers as te the
causes or me cuierence between them, and
H la net abated new that the differences
'.iSsare settled. IVe aia net t.,,iii nimt tim
Btreubles were nor what the settlement 13.
Rfclt tas been expressly covenanted bv the
lgpartles that the terms of the agreement
jbgbetwcen them shall be kept secret. The
iJSdealre for this wa3 undoubtedly en the
jffirSfe company, and the men, satUQed with their
B?H.SN.tAlA .M 1 tin. . , ....
fC .-"i j 1 "e iiuuu willing 10 auaiain lrem
41 public crewing ever their success.
1 The result of the conflict is iust what
fe&Virai fn Iiuva Iiaaii AVncntlwl If m. I.
..,VV" v vw w..kv.l.v. aw iiiuiuili;
l'.. 1IIIIHI..HIIH mr 1 iiMffiniii'ini' in thuidt ...n .m
ff ".wHW.V .U. UW WWUIJHUIJ IUIiIUI. IIIQ Ul
c.tcrmlned demand of its united nmnlnvpR.
g.Tlie new management made n very great
PKf mistake in starting into its economical
M..programme without considering that there
E& were two parties te the bargain. The ein-
jEpleyeshave thoroughly proved that they
.neea te be consulted when It Is proposed
uvj ucui'iuu mcir iny huh mcrense meir
jwerk, and that the railroad's treasury can-
5jijii ue maue pieiuenc at meir cost with-
eat their consent. This was doubtless the
' aain point of the difference between Mr.
1 -'Cerbln and the ledges of the workmen ; and
fc' iMt has been conceded te them.
V& TIlA IfmiAufr nf flui. H..1.IT,. it....
4 .-. : "'" "''"- -"-u.
Sne review or Ueueral Legan'jilife agRln
attention te the fact that in snlte of
stlw charges se reck!es3ly made against all
nc wen In the heat of political strlfn.
.krge number of them cannot
fc li-llw.,! t .. . .. .
v.rwwui:u 0y nnsiuinr that li.iq n
r value, but whether thev nr
IMere ambitious than conscientious is
,MWther question. Our history Is full of
m whose methods wire noLerin.u.
cd, and yet they would have recoiled
fcorrer from the thought of a caU bate,
.Legan was se scrun jieusiy honest and
'Steal jht forward that he scorned the
(0Ni us ways of sttitesmea of greater fame,
and waa kuewn and respected as an open
fee, it a bitter one.
iThe number of men hi Congress who are
net te te bribed by touching eitherthelrava eitherthelrava
rice or ambition Is nofse great but that w hen
occasiea nftenls seme effort should le made
te lncrease it by showing that the people de
net undervalue this quality in their
public servants. Wealthy and jnier con
gressmen arebeta open te the temptations
of ambltleii,mid when.by consistent record,
they have shown that their work has been
ene of unselfish patriotism, the nation
should express Its appreciation by crown
ing their memory with all the honors that
are the due of great men. Ter after all
geed men nre mere rare than great men
and should easily win as gifts the houers
that the abler men seize by ferce.
Many prominent members of Congress
live unostentatiously and s'ew an absolute
disregard for wealth, bome are strictly
conscientious and cannot be influenced by
touching their ambition ; and taken as a
w hole, the heuesty of our senators and
representatives may be said te stand ou a
par with the average honesty of men in
business. They are our representatives
and our national Integrity will be estimated
by foreigners by reference te Congress as
the standard.
IiANC.VSTRtA.NS UlUSt t6 prOHll or ItlO
showing that was made of It at the Bntil at
Trede lecture lMt evening.
MnSvilisr.TTs my be pirdoned for
blowing her horn at the present tlme. The
total valuation of the Ute U Sl.517,531,122, n
gain ever last year of Ksl?2,I7S, and a gain
of J7, 73,721 ever the ntxt urcatest aggrpRate,
w hlch vai In 1:75. The total It mads up of
J507,037,719 pergenal and 1 1,310, 4ft),673 real
property. The total valuation of Ilosten 1
F710,C21,3J6. '1 he amount of (lepeaiu in the
ravlug bankset the state Is $l,lt7,000, an lu
crc?9 of $I',190, 153, evor last year.
Ixmias's lioek should noir sell faster than
het cakes.
Tun .Manufacturer' Jlceent, of lUltlniere,
gives an exhaustive review of the Industrial
progress of the Seuth during the part year,
and preve3 that mere has been accemplUhed
than In any year of which there Is a recerd.
The amount of capital, including capital
stoek of incorporated companies represented
by the new manufacturing and mining en
terprises organized or chartered in the Seuth
during ltS'3, including the enlargement of
old plants and rebul;dlt) of mill', agRre
Kates $123,220,000, sgalust fW3 S12,re0 In 15S5.
Kentucky shows the largest amount of capi
tal invested lu new industrial euterprists
during the year, $23,401,000 ; an increase of
mere than ten millions erer ISii. Tennessee
comes next nun $21,210,000, an increase of
nearly nineteen millions. Alabama is only
third, in spite of all the noise ever her iron
and coal, $1!,S15,000 ; twelve millions tnore
than the amount invested in lssj. Arkansas
has added ever ilfteen millions te her capital
for industrial development.
The iron interests have attracted wide at
tention from the colossal proportions of the
enterpri6i4 that have started te develep this
field. The Tenneee Ceal Iren and Rail Rail
read company, with a capital of $10,000,000
has nve great furnaces in operation and is
building ttve mere, besides coke evens and
opening new eesl mines. Other companies
are net far behind this giant, and Iren and
steel works are belnc rapidly built; -whlle
factories of all kinds have been started all
ever the Seuth. The wide diversity of the
new enterprises is taken as the most gratify
ing feature of the industrial devtlopement.
The Chattanooga 1'raitesman gees lute
an equally thorough investigation of the
mat'er, comparing 15S0 with ls.0 with won wen won
derlul results. It shows the gain in annual
product of pig iron in six years te have been
163,200 ten", of which early hilf was in Ala
bama, and 219,000 tens in Tennessee, Ken
tucky, Maryland and Missouri havlDg lctt
together HJ.OOO tens, and (ieergla, Texas,
North Carolina and Vlrglnlj galued. The
rate of gain of capacity in Alabimi, Tenues
see and Qoeruk, the three central Iren states
of the Seuth, wa 203 per cent since lsse.
The Tradesman claims that these figures
will be trebltd before I'M.
TriE price of coal gees up as the mercury
in the thermometer gees down.
There seems te be no doubt about the
genuineness of the war spirit in England,
and the reason for It Is found lu the answer
te the question where are Jehn null's finan
cial Interests Imperiled 7 They are most se
riously im periled iu Turkey and these ceun
tries bordering en Turkey that might be
locked up by a Uusslan control of the en
trance te the Illack Sea. The value of the
annual shipments between England Bnd
these countries ii estLnated at lJi,0O0,000,
and it Is foared that the seizure of Constanti
nople by Husslans would mean the exten
sion of Russia's protective policy be as te
driveaway the English merchants and en en en
oeurago Russians.
There appears te be little doubt that Russia
is bent en war in the early spring, and that
Constantinople is the real object of It, what
ever may be said about peer llttle Bulgaria.
If war cemen from Russia, it will be hard for
Trance te keep out of it, and the military
preparation.! of England leek as though she
was leading for bear." An admiral of the
fleet la reported te have iu!d that Great
Britain would have te maintain her su
premacy in the Dardanelles and the British
Channel. Though the necessity of controll
ing the latter Is apparent, It la hard for
Americans te te what right Oreat Britain
has te supremacy In Turkish or Russian
water.
Iru A. I'. Sel inwii K, a prominent Huff
ale, '. Y., dentist, proposes te substitute for
the gallows electricity as a means of dlspcs.
ingef convicted murderers. He suggests
an aryi chair with metallic arms. The
condemned would be seated in the rhalr and
at the proper moment receive a full electrl
charge thret'gh the metallic arms. Thisi
would pass straight through his body acre-m
the cheat and death would be Instantaiueu".
A dynamo of forty-two horae power would
be sufficient te accomplish the wnrK wlih
neatness and ill-patch. Perhaps tbe doctor
wishes te work oil a patent en the country.
PEK80NAL..
I'OSTMAMHII J. K. llOOKUT, of Wilkes-
barre, is seriously ill.
JinciK BrioeMAM., of Delaware county,
though Bilvuuced lu years, Is au excellent
bK&ier
Mn W. J. Si n lan announces a standing
ollHrelJo.tHjOforaplay as geed as ' SUautj-na-EavMi."
Who w te be the Judge7
Tin: Late Cei. Boen's claim te be the
eldest Odd Fellow Is contested. A corres
pondent of a Chester county contemporary
says that David Cenner, formerly of West
Chester, but new of Schuylkill county, l'a..
is in his Cist year and is an Odd Fellow.
E.neb Thatcher, fera number of years
cashier of the First National bank of tt
uuceier, una lenuereu tin resignation te open
a breker'H effice In that place, Mr. Thatcher
has been in the Tlrst 7atlenal bank for tuirti.
teen ears and has tilled tue positieu of
cashier for fe.irtcen yeais,
Mn. I'aiiscix leaves Londen for DuUlti
en Saturday, ilm health continues fteMe
Ills mother la still etteudlug him. He n
forbidden te attempt publle speaking or le
Incur the risk of any excitement whatever.
His physicians predict that jr he avoids pre
mature exertion he will become stronger than
ever before.
l.IEl'TliNANT Bl IIW.VTKA, for the New
Yerk llerW, la going te lead an expedition
for the midwinter oxpleratlon of that wen.
derland of this homlsphere, the Yellowstone
National park. The expedition, consisting
of Lieut, achwatka, a ecleutlsl, an artist and
photographer and several Crew Indians as
gulden, proposes te outer the iark via O111.
n&nar farlv in r.,n,,nn
-" J ... M M.UAIJI,
tiiii "l Nj- Ceiuiilalul.
Bill Nye complains or the netable lack of
local gags la Beeth's ' Hamlet."
Hints About tlllbert ana Sullltan's l.ut.
rrera tbe Court Jcv.irn.il.
Mr. Hubert has new cast his new opera anil
has named Ills characters. The ghost et Vir
Jtedcriel Mwgnirnytlt haunts his wicked
descendant, iVir 'Cfjmrif Viir? tlrvvtll. .Sir
i;Mi nf'a goeil bretlier prefera country life,
and manages te ul out n rltal in the alloc allec alloc
tlens el the Milage beauty, It . Mli
Jenny Bund will puy JmJ V'tiyrrf (a
nineteenth century burlenu et tjAcfm,
There la aalil te be a geed deal of llie nautical
clement about the work.
1 he Klntt of lrn I114 Ueiiuif
Kl"OUi the enfciM4 siateiman
Smne one saya that " Jehn I.. Sullivan's
portrait Is 011 many drawing room tables In
New Yerk." The drawing rooms roferreil
te are thoe where you put J. In and draw
out nothing. Have jeu Ixxm thore T
Mmtc It.
Frnui the Ni mk WmUl
Totegsan j"etrv ban begun te appear.
Still te It.
a i'itieM.ti,s tiiiiMini itr.ri.i:eTi(jv
A jitls-iner In the Marrlanl penltentlary
wrotnthe fotlenln: ltnej hevled " Chrtstm.,
lSlV andsent ticm te one of the Jlrecters :
rienty and peace be ttatne tht Chrlntmas IMy,
Heslth te enjoy the gilts thst Oel bestows.
With ne: ene vaavnt chair te cMl te mini
SotaeleTfiKacoIojt, whojeplacott waef yore .
Teurwlie centenu your children foil et Kir,
As plav they Joyem 'round their Christina
tree
These de 1 wth thoeon this diy that brought
' reaeaand goeJ-wUl te tran ' lu ngvt v".
Ter me, my theushts are ever tar away,
Wtihle'e who kmw net e( :ny fate te-diy
Twethrlitauuea uuieard f-eiu,nhat wUlthey
ay
IMien 1 shall g'cel them en neit ihilslnias
Pay :
Ja. S. Murnhy, M. 1)., Compin ' Shep. N
('.. rlte -" 1 sell a irrcat Ceal et lr Hul s
Cough Syntp, for everyene who irlea It like lu"
"there arn tnerw thlnR In beATen and earth
Horatio, thnarw dreamt of li vourphHiwephv "
Ot found Whv, these e'O itnuer sntTiiiea hor
ribly vlth aches aud ptlns, and dlJn't and
mni.ln 1 knew that tsafvatten iU would enre
them.
lutiCtlen of the Klilueyt
S J Thompson, of Se. t?S snau MieeL llef
file, New leik, writer et his remarkable cure of
congestion of the kidney
" Three yeirs ageIVas attacked with rengei
tten of the kidneys. My phystclin, besides ad
tnlnlstertng lntetu-U remedle. had applied en
ray back, ever the affected reason, two alloeck's
I'oners 1'LArtRS. IrecjveTed tu thacouiseef
about two wieks A craftcr exposure iTeuiht
en ft similar attack, but It teemsaaslf tbe con
gestion iai lcorKievere Cartalnly, 1 hid mere
pain and amenity le palng wa'er. Instead et
calling a doctor this lime, 1 concluded te try
planters alone, tel purchased abex of Aiu.ji&
1'orera ri.jLTEK3, aDd applied two fresh ones
every day. The pain quickly le-t-eneJ, the
water rlecd mere freely after the first applica
tion, and In lust six dsvs 1 was completely le
ttered an 3 sblc te resume my occupation '
tfXVlAL SUTJCJS.
SbKKl'LESS -VIilIfTS, inade mlierahle by
that terrible ceusjh. Shlleh Cure is the remedy
ler you. Kers-ile by U. K. Cochran, Druggist, e
137 North vlucen stnjt
Caution.
We would caution the Public 10 beware of
Dealer etlntlna; herap's lUHam at les than the
retrular Price, ,V)cenT and 11, as otientlme Imi
tations or tnieiiorartlcleartiseidas Lheicenulne
In order te en-ible them test-11 cheaply 11.11.
Cochran, druggist, N0.1S7 North Qneen'strvet Is
ourajtem (or Lancaster, sample bottle ulven
toyeur. 015-lwdAw
TUB liEV. liEO. 11. THAYEH, of Bourbon
Ind., says Beth myself and wife oweonr lives
te SIULTOU'S CONUMl'TION Ct. BE." for sale
by II . B. Cochran, Urngglst, Na U7 North yuem
street.
The Kxcltement Net Over.
The rush at II. IJ. Cochran, dnigilit, Ne 1:7
North LJuien ittf et, still continue un account
of person anUeied with Cough, C- Ms, Asthma,
llrenchlUs and Cousumptien, toprecuroalottie
of Kemp's Ualam for the Thrn.it and Lunvs,
which Is told en a junrs-utee and glvtnjr vntlre
satisfaction. It Is a stai dard family remedy.
1'rlceW cents and 11. Trxai iizi fret. elS-ldw
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shlleb's Cere
wUl give Immediate rtllel lnc 10 ct , ie cls.i
and II, ter sale by II. U. Ceuhran, lirulu
Ne. 1J7 North llnecn street.
Ofieit lteultA In Cver Cae.
I. A. Bi-idferd, wholesale paperdealeref Chat
tanooga, Tenn., writes that he was seriously
atftlcted with a severe cold that settled en his
luns" . had tried many remedies without benefit
Bv.ln,r Induced te try Ir King's New Discovery
for Consumption, did se and was entirely cured
by useefafew betlltrs hine which Umehehas
used tt In his family f .r all Lnughs and Colds
with best results. 1 his 1the experience of thou
sands whose lives have litim saed Ly this en
derful Ulaoevory Tilal Ihnt e free at II. II
Cochran' Drug s-tnre. Ne w? and ISJ North
Quteu street, Lancaster, l'a. i5)
SIIILOH'S CUKK will Immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Ceuzh and Bronchitis, yer
silo by II. B. Cochran, DrngcrUt, Ne. LS7 North
Uueeu strf4it.
A UKEAT OltiCOVElIy.
The greatest dbcevery of the nineteenth cen
tury 1 Dr. Leslie's Biiectal Prescription for sltk
heAdache, which Is the discovery or an eminent
physician and used ty him for ever thirty years
before giving It te the public, and It standi, to
day without a rival. Kiyid advertisement. In
another column.
SHILUII'S CA1AKUI1 UKMKDl a posltlve
cure for Catarrh, Dlptherla, and Canker Meuth,
rer sale by II. H. Cochran, Vi-aatUt, Se. 1ST
North Queen street
MOT1IEK3! MOTUBltSI! MOTHERS '!
Are you disturbed at nleht ana broken of yenr
rest by a sick chUd suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cu'tlng tenth t If te,
fe at once and get a bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
OOTH1NO ifliVi: It wUl relieve the peer
Itttle satferer Immediately depend upon lti
there Is no mistake about It. There is net a
mother en earth who has evtr used It, who will
net tell yen at once that It whl regulate the
bowels, and give rest te the moiher, and relict'
and health le the child, operating like magic It
Is perfectly safe te use in all cases, and pleasant
te the taste, and Is the praicrlptlen et ernt of the
eldest and beet femaie physicians In the United
Stales. Sold everywhere, r centa a bottle
n-.ra-iyiix.tt. a
m ttACKM VT irk' u la .,.. a rw.
fame. I'rlceMandM cenu. Fer sale by if. 11
Cochran, Druggist. Ne. 157 North Queen street.
Da. UassLsa W ijKt b-ravT, l'urely vcgewble,
pleasant te take, will expel worms If any erlsu
no purgative required after using. Price, Si
cunui, ey anaruggists. bS-3tndM AT
Au Knd te liunn hcraplng
Edward Shepherd, of Harrlsbnrif, HI , says
" Having received se much benetlt irem Electric
Hitters, I leei It my duty te let suffering human
ity knew It. Have had a running sere en my
leg for eight years ; my doctors told me I would
have te have the bone scraped or leg amputated.
I used. Instead, three bottles of Electric Hitlers
and seven boxes Ilucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg Is new sound and well."
I.lectrle mures are sold at fifty cents a bottle,
and Ilucklen's Arnica 6alve at Va. per box by
II B. Cochran, Druggist, Nes, 1J7 and li) North
Queen street, Lancaster, l'a. (5j
Ilucklen's Arnlei Salv.
The Best Salve In the world ler Cuts. Bruise.
Seres. Ulcers, Halt Ilbeum, rever Seres, Tetter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all Skirl
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
nxjnlred. It is guaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price ii cents per
box. or sale by H. 11. Cecnran, Drau-glst. 137
ami IS) .North Queen street. Lancaster. Pit
CATAItUHCL'HED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shtleh's Catarrh Kemeily 1'rlce se
cents. .Vasal iniocter five. iTer sale by II. H.
Cochran. Druggist. Ne. iai North tluten stneU
hl If I had only known that In time. Known
what ' hnevin thata si ip:e cold In the huid
may develop Inte chroule Catarrh." Well It
l.nt tiielate, ler l.'y's Cresm Balm will euro
c.mrrh even alter tm, sufferer's Ufa has become
a burden te hlrn,nnd be a nuisance te his f Mends
It n tliu only mdlcsl und thoroughly sclentihe
ctarrh cure known. .NetalUinirt I'ncenity
tul"9- di:-ideed.tw
Kerlame back, stdeer chest, use Hhlien's por
ous 1'lasUir. 1'riceacenu. Ker sale by H. 11.
Cochran, Druggl.t,Ne, Ua North Q un -tut.
BKOW.N'S IIOUSEHOLU PANAi.l .
Is thomesteffectlve l'aln Destroyerln the world
Will most surely qnlcken the lilmrl whether
taken Internally or applied externally, and
thereby mere certainly IIELIKYMC VAIN.
whether chronic or acute, than any ether pain
ttllBVlaUir. and II U warranted double the
trennlh of any similar preparation.
nin?.rei.?,n ,n.t.hu 6iA2i D"'' Boweii, Bere
'Ihreat, Uheunuttlsra, Toelhuchv and ALL
It HE3 and Is The Hreat Believer of Pain
UllW.VS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA "shenld
beta every family. A tsroentulolthBl'ana.,u
In a tuinrilir of art nr Iswceteued. 11
f. ireii.j taJsen s.t Mlinn, .iu liitKAli 1 v'T
0 1 1 : taa hrit
mO-llitll v v--
Un BOTTLs Errsersi LLHs. Mr. eacar fc. II.
Kech, of Allcntewn, pa was bedfast with In
flammatory rheumatism In the winter of 1MJ.
Doctors could de nothing te n Hove hlni. Hu
commenced using Uress' Ilheumatle lUinedy.
By the tlme he had used lialt a bottle te could
leave his bed 1 when he had flulihed the bettle
he was cured and has net had a return et the
disease since. In his own words, "I lee! better
than ever before " Price 11, by all druggist.
lehS-jindilWAr
NOTHWITHSTANDINO THAT l'7iu7-
.1. u,s,olPh'l,,h,Iaratulnu,ae'lrtngclty
itl'.llErnlWx'ASer" 1'",M,?t' '
arJiBlCA
A Tiu.oritui.es.
w
'!
General Legan's Sudden Death
lsn givalaheck te the nation rcn knen that
he was tMMi IndlsiKwrd when the neissefhls
death flsshede or the wires and thousands el
people steed nghasl at Ihe sudden itriiige from
health nud vigor te cold and silent death. I'er
the past twenty ttve yntrs there ha Own no
mnn mera constantly before the p.itille ths.li
uener.il Jehu A. Legan. Through all his career
he has beevt noted for his featlesness and putltv
of character, both In publle ant private Hie.
Loved by friends and respected 1 y enemies he
will be mourned by all.
Ills death adds another te the long llt 01 lc
tlms te sudden and acute rhtuuiiusui. l'robi l'rebi
bly no dlase Is se common as rheuuistlut,
none Is mere sudden or dangerous, and there It
cettalnly noue which se cempli tt 1 baffles med
leal skill.
Only ene miucdy hts yet b.icn discovered
which Is a sure and safe cuiti for theeir.tln
nnd Its twin dlease, neuralgia, and thstl. Ath Ath Ath
lophertw. In thousands of cases Athlop.ietoa
haspievcila quick and certain euro for lhee
disease. In connection with Athlopbero Pills
Ithasneveryet failed te speedily tffjet a cure.
lu all probability many deaths attrlhuted te
heart aUease are caused by these tenlbledU
cast, which are fr mere danger" n than Is
generally conjldered.
Ithcumatlsin, cven though in a very ulld
form, Is extrvmely dangereu. lei itlsliableat
an v moment te go te the heart and cause Instant
death Why trine with a disease e fatal when
a certnln euro can be obtained el au .IruggUt '
Every druggist should keep Athlopheros and
Athlopneros rills, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., .Ne.
HI Wall street. New Yerk, will send either (car
riage pildlen receipt of regti ar price, which
It ft (Oper betUe for Alhlopheios and 60c. ler
run.
rer liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, In
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases
et women. consUpatlen, headaihe. Impure
bleed, c. Athlopheros Pills are unc'.ailed.
glMMONS L1VUU RKQl I a'tetT
INVALIDS,
wine, giving tone and stninviritr, thi...iv
txtnvrt irem a letter Irem Hen ALXsiTtrsa
H Mxrns, of ia.
"1 occasionally use, when irv condition re
quires It. Dr. Simmons Liver i.ej 1 atei Ttth
geed effect, it Is mild and sunn . 'if.tt iwe
uure ui.live rcmtdled."
A HOME REMEDY,
rneijualled by any ether. The B gu s-r is the
best preventtveandpreparati iv -i.. limine i
matter what the ntuck.a do-eet It wi 1 all "J
relief and Inerdinary cases wti . e. -t a siedy
cutv Its use ler ever ha U.-'Terv 1 y thou
sands of people has endorsed it 1 II 1 llKsT
The value of a household ren.rdv 101 -l.'s' 1
Its accessibility as well as Its i uv 1 n mv
attaews of disease are warded . I 1 v. ivi i leut
medicines. Mmtnens Liver Ufc'i atut is a most
valuable medlclne te have In the he ne, and I
heartily tecemmendtt as the" eaucr 1 1 pre v en
live ' e much talked of and wthei for. ' I' vv .
ear.ELL. Principal Irving Orammsr Scheel,
irankbud, l'a. 11,11 r,l
Vr.B'S HAIR VIGOIC
Perfect Hair
Indicates a natural and healthy condition et the
sialp, and of tha glands thteush which nourish
ment Is obtained When, In c an dneoce of
uie and disease, the hatr becomes weak, thin,
and gray, Aycr's lUlr Viger wi n-engthen lu
roiterelts original color, promote its rsp'.l and
vigorous growth, and Imparl 1 . . Imire
and freshness of youth,
I have used Ayer'a Hair Vlgei for a ! a time.
and am convinced of Its value When I was 17
years of age my hair began teturngnr I com
menced using the Viger, and s surprised at
the geed iffects It produced it net en:y re
stored the colerto my hair, bu' se - n i sted its
growth that I tave new mere hir ttuui.M.1 be
fore - I W. Edwards, Coldwater. Ma s.
Ayer's Hair Viger,
Sold by ell Druggists and 1's.ruu.eis.
lr t etr akb srrrxatae rrem detliuy ami less of
appetite; if your stomach It nut el order, or
your mind confused; Uke Ayer s f-aissinrdia.
This medicine will restore pa- .ai terceand
elasticity tothe system.mere sure.v and .jH'idl.y
than any tentc yet discovered.
Fer six months I su7ert.d from .lvar and
stemtch troubles. My feed did net nourish m,
and I beenmu wrak and very m ..h euv I .ttd
I took six bottles of Ayer's "arsapirti a. and
was cured.-JullusM.l'aImcr,Sj.rtnai.d, Mats,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared ey Dr. J. C. Aver A Ce., Lewell,
Ma.. Sold by all Druggists. Price, li.tti hot het
tit. s. d!id31
diiciriAe.
prlRHH itBROTliKh.
Special Bargains
yeit THE IIALA.NLt 01
THE HOLIDAY WEEK.
-wk errKit-
EXTHAOnDINABY INDUOEtJHTS
-IN-
Ktl) GLOVES,
SILK MUffLttliS,
SILK NLChllES,
TLUSn NECKTIES.
BILK SUSl'E.SDKKs,
TANCY H0SIEIIV,
FANC UNDKUiYKAB,
SILK 1IANDKEUCIU1 IS,
TANCY KNIT JACKETS.
Alie a Full Line ul
MEN'S YOUTHS' AND Bell
OVERCOATS, SUITS
-AND-
PANTALOONS.
Alse a Line of
CJOSSAMElt AND UUllUKIi COAT,
UUBltLLLAS, TUU.VK8,
VALISES AND CLl B IIAOS
Wohaveneirly a full line of these goods, but
they will net remain se lng at the prices we are
sdllng them at. 80 call this week and see for
yourself.
one-priee
Clothiers and Enrnishers,
COlt. NOUTH QUEEN 8T. AND CKNTUK
QUAKE. LANCA8TKU. PA
h a van K.
tlTATOUKtf.
Watches, Clocks Chains and Jewelry
at less than auction prices until January 1, ts7,
Mno let nt Ulugs, Ac, Alse, Elgin, w'altbam
fAiirera for which lain Bele Agent), and ether
1'lrtt-CIass Watches; lival Watch and Juwelry
lteKilrfng.
-CfiiTect time by Telegraph Dallv, eulv
place I u city. '
L. WEBER,
1WK Nerm tjtieenSt, Wear renn'a. U. If. Hepeu
Spectaclus. KyegliUsejtndOptlCAlGOfXli, AU
kinds el Jewelry.
HIRSH & BiTIli,
lTOKt
EEEE 01
If SWj
ji&.
Ji'lIN C
- - - -'
Nil VV-- vr rr'Y 1 - I el
1.' st Piwicr iff thiinbu
"The sample of Ivery Seap received from you is .in excellent
Laundry Seap of mere than aveiage cleansing power The soap
- also wry well made, no gicasy fats being left in it, while the
alkali is thoroughly combined se that it will net injure the most
i!c!n..ite fabric. Very respectfully yours,
ll H. CORNWALL, Prcftswr Chtmnin.
A WORD OF WARNING.
There arc minv white soaps, each represented te be " just as geed as the ' Ivery ' i "
they ARC NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
of the genuine. Ask for "Iverv" Seap and Insist upon petting it.
cepyrlsht 15M, by Procter Jt Gamble.
jrvmiiTUJic.
pt'KMTUKE WAKEHOOMS.
11UY YOUHSELF A I'AlIt OT T1103
Felding Dress Pillows,
CALL EAltLY AT
Hoffmeier's Furniture Warerooms.
They ale the nicest thing out and e have J us!
received another let of them.
'M EA8T K1UQ STRHBT.
TEl)tCEl) I'ltlCKb. '
Expectations Mere Than Realized.
Our Christmas Trade was ery large, longest
for vears. Ihankt te our many trlends. But
there are still a lew armies left which would
make very desirable
New Year's Gifts;
WHICH 1 WILL OFEKIl AT
rtEDUCED PRICES.
J. H. WIDMYER,
Oorner Brtat King find Duke 8t9
LANCASTEU, PA.
eptWyd
H
ElMTSU'S FUilNITUKE DEPOT.
CHRISTMAS.
And weaie Ready te Shew as Fine and Lai go
au Assortment of
FURNITURE
IX ALL LINES,
ABHASEVEK BEEN SHOWN IN THE CITY.
The goods of te day are se pretty and attiactlv 0
that It Is hard te Keslat Buying Heinethlug
In Our Line fur
CHRISTMAS.
We want you one and all te feel perfectly frce
income every day ir you desire, and leek at
what It being put en the floors new and attrac
tive, and you will net be urged te buy.
Yeu would be surprised te learn hew many
arodelni this each week.
We have already set aside a great many pres
ents for DKCKMBElt 21, but no call still keep a
great many mere secrets
AT-
HEINITSH'S
Furniture- Depot,
HOS, 37 & 20 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTEU, 1'A.
UUUVXUIK.
TTIOHOUADE ""
Coffee a and FineTeaa
te r:eae the taste et everybody. Fruits and
fancy Groceries of every description. I'rloe and
imJltjr sjiealt ler thomselTes. Goods delivered.
OEO. -WIA.IJT,
Ne. 113 West King Btreet.
Telephoue connection. nuglyd
AT BDRHK'S.
OUTOrTIlUEETONS
WHITE GRAPES
Vohaveletttbroo-iuartersot a ten which are
very cheap at loe. pound, and 2 pounds for inc.
for the best.
WHITE Oil APES are refreshing, and at these
prices are within the icach of everyone roll
THE NEW YKAUIHNN EH TABLE.
Try our FINE rKESUCOUX or our Unrivalled
Evaporated bugar Cern. Ourl'iide of Main, or
Dew Drep, or I'arls are very superior brands.
OurLVAl'OKATl'.DSUGAU COUN we think
has no euual.
line Table reaches, also flue California
Canned fruit, etc.,
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 -EAST KING BTREE1T,
LANCASTEU. I' A.
BOAl
u
yismn
Gkcln Sciioei OH SCIUNCIJ,
IIOOl OH SCIUNCIJ,
Nuw JrusLv,
l'KINCLTON, N J. j
r"5
Cenuta or Ni
jmr (itiuiu.
flOK CHHISTMAS.
ATabloCever.aDoten Napklus.a Half Dezen
Towels or a I'atr of Blankelauiakesa nice Christ
mas l'rcscnL The
North End Dry Goods Stere
Is a Geed I'lace te liny thetn.
J. w. HYltNK.
nerMyd Nam North Clncen street.
H
OIiIDAY UOCIPS.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
AMIUHKIT IMIKI'AUATIONS ll.WS
BEEN MADE AT THE
New Yerk Stere
TO ASSIST -
Santa Claus
In filling hit uiiuiernut engagetneiits. Thou
sands et USKfUL. AMUSINcand OIlNAMaN
TAL AKTICLKS, whUh tend te make both old
and young happy.
Substantial Presents !
Blanket', Table Llnent, Table Cevert,
.Napkin., Towels,
l)ret silkt
Dtesa Ooedt, Lailles' Clenks,
Shaw s, 1 urs and Gloves.
Genta' Furnishing Goods.
An liumense Assettrnent of
811k llandkerchlets, fillk Murtlers, Linen Hand
kerchiefs, fancy Berder llandkerchlets.
Toys, Dollt, Games, Werk ltexet. Toilet
Sets, Leather Satchels, 1'lush Albums.
Scrap Beeks, Autograph Beeks, I'lctuie Ikxik".
Story Beeks,
Boek of History, Travel and Adventure.
l'aperles In Taney Beis. Christmas Cards
Ac, Ac
BRASS GOODS.
Ilaintneied Urnss Trays, Wblsk Helders, Card
Kecelvers, Match eafes, Ash Itecelrers,
hatnets. Etc., Etc , Etc.
WLTT & SPiAND,
G. 8 & 10 EAST KING ST.,
LASCASTCil, 1'A.
S'
tamm nitea. A CO.
CLOSING OUT !
CLOSING OUT !
Stamm Bres. & Ce,
-AllE-
CLOSINbl OUTTIIK E.NTIItK UALANChOr
CHUIHTMAS UOUDS.AT
Greatly Reduced Prices.
WK HAVE MANY
special Bargains te Offer te Yeu,
As our Limited amount of room will net permit
us te carry Xmas Goods ever until
Jtmasnext
WHAT WE HAVE.
DOLLS, 1'ICTUltK BOOKS, 8T0UY BOOKS,
HCU AT BOOKS, AUTOUUAl'JI 1100KH.
I1UABS GOODS.
1II1A8S WAGONB, IJUASS T11AYH, 1IUASS
WHISK HOLDEUS.
IIION TOYS, LADIES' SATCHELS, 10II.E1'
CASES, Ktu.
BOSTON STORE.
Nes. SG and 88 North Queen St.,
LANCASTEU, 1'A.
rtONTHAUTOR AND I1UILDE1C
GEORGE ERNST,
QAUl'ENTKlt, CONTUACTOlt A BU1LDKU,
Uetldence-Ne. W9 West King streeu Shop Shep
East Urant street, opposite station boil te.
WOODEN MANTELS AND OKNKHAL I1AUD
WOOD WOUK A Bl'KClAL'l Y.
irAU work secures my prompt and persona
attention. Druwlngt and Estimate! furnlsutd.
ecuj-lydll
IYKllH A UATHKOnT
A I' THIS SEASON OT
GIFT GIVING,
THE IHK3TION AUI3KS,
WHAT SHAH I GIVE
AND WIIKKL SHALL IUKT
The Meat for the Leaat Menoy T
A line selection et Silk Miimera rtem Ml
cents 10K-UO, In White, Cresin and Celers.
Klegatilgllk Ilandkerchlels, W cents te
l.'W. A (lne let of tieullemen's Scarfs
and Neckties.
Ftne 1'oiiRee HaudkeiLhlefs, In While,
Cream and Celers.
Ilaudtmiie Silk and l.uibleldeied Sill
ponders. Cellars and Cuir., Underwear and Stock.
Iiiks. If you ant teinclhliiR belter, our
Ovorceasi nnd Bulls are low tntprlce and
KOikI In quality. What could be a nicer
or moie acceptable gill than a Reed warm
Suiter Ovotceat.
storm Coats, U le 1. l'tlcea alwajs
Ien est.
Myers & Bathflra,
lOrULAIl CLOl'HIEUB,
NO. lil EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTEU. PA.
T (IANHMAN A 1IKO.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
COll. Mill! 11 UbKKN A OHA.SUK.HT8.,
RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
A titcat aalu of Men's and Beys' ClethlnKal
lets than the coal of manufacture., l'rlce ac
tually cut In two, as can be readily proven by
previous announcement and eiatnlnatlen el
(tnedt. Bead theso quotations carefully and ten
what ureal bar,alni are being offered.
MKN'S DEl'AKTMr.NT.
I'lrstClast Overcoats reduced te Ms
Lnsllsh Corkscrew Ovurceats, silk taced, re
dueed tei;.tu
All Weel Chinchilla Beaver Overcoats reduced
less. SO.
rine Dress Overcoats, Silk raced, tcdnced te
110 0).
Caster Beaver Overcoats reduced te llltm.
Men's Overcome, of heavy maletlal, reduced
tei:.00andUM.
Men's Suits for Drets reduced te 13.(0, M re,
H-tiiand no no.
Thete Koeils are All t oel and intial beaeld be
fore January l.U
110 Y4 DKl'AHIMLNT
Serviceable Oterceatt at II ,I1.S and IU0.
Drets Overcoats at 11 W, U.u), UO), (tee and
Wee.
Beys' Scheel Suits at II 7S,liV,iae'
llevs' Krcts Suits, All-Weel, at IJ W, $1X0, $W
and )u).
ibnKarmentsaroallef our own uiannfactnre,
well made and trimmed and the prices are
actually cut In two I or Klrtt-clasn Bariralns go
direct te
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MLUC1IANT TA1LOBS.
Maiiufactnteis of Men's, Beys' and Children s
ClethlnK,
S. W.Oer.N. Queen & Orange St.,
LANCASTEU. I'A.
-Net connected with any ethor dethtna:
house In the city.
B
UIIDKK A HIUTON.
Prepare or Christinas !
Hive veu a husband, a father era brother f If
you have, what would be mete aeceptublu as a
Christmas GUI than a
FINE SUIT OF CLOTHES
SUCH AS AlthSOLD A 1'
BURGER & SUTTON'S
Merc limit Tullerliifr. and Clothing Stere.
Or If you can't atlurd an enllin bull
Buy an Overcoat,
And If you can't atrerd that
Buy Une of Oar Nofeliy Neckties.
Of which we have sewathlnn entirely new. Call
and seethciu.
BUE&ER & SlTTTOfl,
NO. 24 CENTRE BQUARE,
LANCASTEU, 1'A,
iliaCBLI.AHltUVt.
F
UNN A HHKNKMAN.
HOLIDAY HINTS
Muuy perseus VMtnttu uiiiku ChrisL
mas Presents but de uet knew what te
select ; let us assist you. AVe luive se
many useful things.
Fer Gentlemen, an eleguut Set of
Carvers or a geed Pocket Knlfe will
be acceptable.
I'er Ladles we have l'lalcd Kuive3,
1'erks or Spoons, an Elegant Stand or
Library Lamp, Toilet Seta or Werk
liexea, and hundreds et ether useful
presents.
Ter Children we have every thiug
like Express Wagons, Sleds, Veloci
pedes, Trains of Cars, Mechanical
Toys.
Many articles which we have hu
ever stock we aie closing out atMess
than cost.
tyAsk for JJargalns.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne.'.162 North Queen Street,
LANCASTEU 1'A.
rjOTK IS MAKING
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