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LBNW TaWaEMl, wv will
tVrtri loc tbe Bait, an expert.
M te in hew H(t
It wmttht lien they eu
M it, wltte U1 faaruag enough of a steel
flffMMeeieBwiBnewf wiwva nun?
mjIm eteel-phoblate. Bat la there ter
weaeVr we de net hate a geed navy when
a bare se little Intelligence and se much
I prejudice In control or the supply depart
aentV Areas eerthouakeecomeodletreaa. Franc
te read te vole 1,000,000 franca te.the Kavlera
euflerera.
Unliii meat agrtealtural reperta the Jen.
nary sad February etatement of StatlaUelan
J. K. Dodges a treat many iatereeting
leewreeferitdealewith terra aalaeala aad
frata-ht rate, baaldae the oettoa crop, In auch
aaMaaertliatltleaaaytegetalUie bone el
laTtaweftaeavmaBd for heraes abroad
and the gnat damaml tut will foUew war,
It teaa-aery enoeoragtag te Had tut
aaDarorDeraeaintae ceuniry ta nei
t vary rapidly, though there baa
beaeaoeb a marked Hapreremeat la breed
that the average value baa Increaaed a little
la spite of tba general dapreaalen el prleea.
in 1878 the average price et heraaa waa I&8.16,
ta January, 1887, It waaf7&is. There baa
beenanlnoraaaealnea rebruary et 1886 of
ever two million In the number of eattle In
the country and a decrease of three and a-half
aaUlleB la tbe number el abeep. Tbeflrat la
accounted for by tbe belief prevailing that
beef will decline laaa In value In unfavorable
aaarkata than wheat or cotton, and the de
crees of abeep la due te the low price of
wool. Cholera haa reduced the plga one and
a-half million. Uega alwaya eympaiblxe
with corn In price movements' ea Inataaee
of the ruling paialen atreng la death, in
Pennsylvania tbe ravage of beg cholera aad
disease among the eattle have reanlted In in
creeaid attention te horse and aheep, but the
tendency la toward mutton te the neglect of
wool.
Fortunate r.Y the local murder bnbble
baa bunt. Clese examination was tee much
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ram t HfaagptnaTraoUen beaaee aeem te
have .been effectually scared by the town
meeting last night Fer before It came off
they announced that they were ready te re
duce all lares upon their several lines te five
cents, aad te issue transfers free of extra
charge te the entire 117 divergent point of
their ytem. The Philadelphia senators
who held ent for-the six cent rate must have
pleasant reflections new.
Odr treatment of criminals Is admitted te
be tanlty la many ways, la some eassa being
se kind a te make them leek upon the Jails
TT't'rfSTOTrstti.-r'U-.-m 1y r 1't. .i
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Wferlty, f t - tpet- t$ .....en ii
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t ysarsef rcmaunii-rtimA i-itrivannjr
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A UiO hJM aUu. , ihe oeFif.rIUeD e'
prJien labor ha-, reuMi tr.c vrrn.th e larer
nnl-K.s ana :j.u jtttci.Mnr. ,4 iwsieiHtars.
a.theui'h tlie raMd.uuttBM. .- . i!...n,.
mtmtualUHa :.e rclv ut.sUcra:
tien.
TIlO commlssline' 'jf ie'r v
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.fsubjtvitef c..:,viet labor, ".ie
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retort .n
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Uijan of atatutirji ant! arjrue-. ' :-.
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iMirjst-wanu. iai''.t-. at . n,,
l.-c.l scr;cu m..e1.mu14. The uuuiuer 01
prisoner employed la CJ.C09. lie recom
mends hand labor under the publie account
system as the best method of employing con-
f vlct. It Involve the carrying en of Indus
tries for the benent or the state, but without
power machinery, 10 that competition with
nutalde labor would be very small. He
eceinmenda a cengraa of representative
from all tit state te determine en'tbetaas
lan. tjuch 'a congress had better take in
I and tbe whole question or tbe treatment of
lae criminal clasaea.
05X.V two days mere of Congress, Would
fiat tbe state legislature were equally near
l.a and 1
as announced yesterday, the Dorcas aecletv
j ire in great need et funn te carry en their
cuaniaeie work in thla city. Thla organiza
tion quietly does a vast amount of geed in
ltneaater every winter by relieving the lm
tcedlate wanta of tbe Bartering peer ; and tbe
it tain upon their resource Una year ha been
unusually heavy. The society will be lerced
te suspend operations seen unless mere
fuad are forthcoming, and these wbe desire
J te put little money where It will de tbe
rwst geed cannot find a better mean of die-,"-Ung
than by giving It te tbe charitable
crcaa ladiea wbe will be responsible for lu
ih. per distribution.
.fAreR Hkwitt, or Mew Yerk, la In favor
.'penlng tbe park museum te the public
suuuay. no y in aiate muat amuse
m. people and these wbe work all tbe week
a.u aid have recreation en Bunday.
or tbe belles and beaux wbe have closed
c rv wen of excessive gaiety this time 1 well
11 vi ed Lent, for It ws borrowed by draft en
i- ture strength, and all ht time taken from
!- for balla and parties must new be re-
V L Tbe weak devoted air or many la net
'.;jj ;esult el pious thought, but tbe aeenmu-U-y
sleepiness of many week, kept back by
nlii and ezeitement but new claiming iu In
"- ble payment of Uma Hew much we
E'sUaocempllah If a third of Ufa were net
-d In sleep, and bow very HtUe we de
an ;iapllab with tbe time we have. It eeeme
that e se squander Ume that we have no ex-
Ci ,'J 'or ataallntr morn fmm mlMMn
m w ..WH. W.VJ,
. " elecrlcal subway bill whlcb baa been
m ved by Mayer Uewitt and will seen
cows before tbe leglauture of New Yerk
ptevidea for tbe construction by a beard of a
yt-pofeondnlu for electric T wlreaT The
bcr,,rt lift of all te employ cemptent
clrJclana and expecta te nuke puS ler
the v-k and tbe department of public works
te make tbe detailed drawing? Ma ,S
caionuer the Pin aelw 5 a adu,ta
rrolheatebebulltand a fast aa they are
r&Adytbeownsraefpoleaand wlrea wil b
requlixd te remove them within sixty d
nl H U te be offered tn tbe conduit at a
fatrrenl. Theaubwayate remain tb.prep!
ettyertbeelty.andlt will be unlawfulfer
aijr j-ccaen or oerporaUon te erect pole, or
wires 1 without permit of tbe beard or toce"
sl-nct wbwsja. NopreB may 1mm mer
itfnit than he actually reaui. '
The Cret coat of ttala ayatam la acltvllk.
-Vew Ycrk will be enoimeui but there iS
te doubt that it will avwiually pay 2l
wit ih. Uase eaa act be far off wbtt.tul
net 5 1e-Ur will demand that UMTpSi;
w- " " greuaa Tn eiMrleaee
6t h,.w 'fork " fwf " wi and the
Pour par eaat sende are te be le
ver ta exneawea of eeaatraetiesi.
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tvtHitt Attiteir W. Toubeke la reported
serienaly 111 with pneumonia at Mjvllle,
Daniki. Maoek baa been cenOrmed by
the Senate a collector el customs at the pert
or Hew Yerk.
Mr. tJLAeaTONE'ft maxim la that "It Is tbe
province of govern mnnt te nuke It ey te de
right and iliillcult te de wreDg."
Rtv. Jehx S. (UiKti.i., preeldlng etilar
et the Cmden dlilrlct, died la Canulen, N.
J., en TueaJay. llewai licensed a Melhe
diet preacher in lsei.
Kar. J. a. Arsistrone, et AugiuU, n.,
who waa tried by an toclealaalleal court lat
year aad autpended from the ministry ler
five year by tbe bishop, ha announced hi
formal withdrawal from the pulpit. Hlnce
hia conviction he ha been In the Insurance
beaineae. Although suspended he was still
a minister.
Mr. P. V. Sri)Kn, of New llrunswlck,
N. J., baa given bis library of 1,500 richly
bound volume en art, history and bibliogra
phy te Kutgera college. Tim library la eetl-
nana 10 ue worm irein j is,wu te r-v,iw.
Mr. Hpader I a bibliophile and phllan.
threplst or New Brunswick, well-known be be
eaaaa or former gift te Kutgera and te tbe
Letus club et New Yerk.
ALL AROVT A OAT.
Tw Wealthy rhlhuUliihl riQllls Oe
Inte
Coeti Fer a Ul Fight,
from the Kecera.
Over two of the hauJsome homes en North
Tblrty-thlrd street numbered iX, and 4i7 re re
epeetlvely, dove-like peace no longer hover.
A lend which threatens te be as bluer as that
between tbe Mentagues and Cspulets bas
arisen where erstwhile all waa atnlty. Neigh
bors nave assumed the roles et Tybalt and
alerculle, and the head and front of the of
fending waa the murder of a cat of the mas
culine persuasion. This tale of a cat and Its
dire death runs thus :
Mr. and Mrs. E. Evan Chalfant were up te
the 20th of last December, the proud and
happy possessors of a beautilul Angera. The
pet had pawed four years of unalloyed do de do
meetle delight, and admiring strangers bad
laughed at its pretty feline ways and graceful
tricks. Ooee the plaything or a deceased
daughter or Mr. Chalfant, it was doubly
prised. The mere knowledge or tine breed
and rarity, and .the. u -raefuI creature
waa worth tlOO, added net one whit te the
aOeoUea bestowed upon It. Puss slept nightly
upon a couch near lis matter and mistress,
rose when tbey did and was never absent
from their demesne.
One faterul morning It was the 20th of last
December, and Puss' Christmas gifts had
been decided upon-Mr. Chalfant rose late
and Pas awaited bis convenience ler a uiorc uierc
ng stroll in the lawn. That stroll was the
last. The master's eyes were turned'away for
moment ; there was a sharp report, a hewlcf
agony and the bereaved owner turned but te
see his! darllnar writhlnir in .1b.ii,'. ihv
Perched en the gate, a smoking rllleclutched
n Ma hand, steed Charles Mcllvaine, retat
li. Remorse bad even then seized blm ler
Ita own. He cried out woefully, "That's net
tbe cat," and lied te his own palatial home
near by.
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nuu UeiauK b. kOb -..nrj.im ' S"- rfllt
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uui aa deterrent, ruinllU and prosecuted
are enlisted ler the war, ami the eml nt the
felluefend no man can tell.
AfatA. VLMfMLAMfa TAVT.
The Cliarnilng LltUa I.U; el the White Iteuse
Aud Her Consideration.
Frem the Washington Critic
Of all the pleasant things said or Mrs
Cleveland thla wlnterthe truest Is that no one
yet ban heard rmnj her tbe slightest euggea
tien or gossip. Innumerable and Irresistible
aa are the opportunities here te a quick-witted
woman te comment en people and things,
he baa nerer wade the simplest remark
which might be construed as unkind. Per
bap no lady in her position was ever a
keener reader et what ethers say of her In
print than Mrs. Cleveland, and naturally
mucb of her knowledge of the social doings
of ethers comes te her only through that
medium. Mho expresses herself a being
thoroughly appreciative of the kind things
said te and of her, particularly or the succcms
whleh baa followed her career this winter aa
tbe hostess of the White Heuse, and in that
capacity baa charmed the most critical el
Washington's cultured resident and foreign
circle.
Tbe Nbrawdsat Move.
Frem the Buffalo Commercial Ad rertlser.
The shrewdest political move Grever Cle ve
land ever made waa when he nut that ei..rm.
".tafu.tt,2i, f?d Pileus llutlaleglrl at the
bead of tbe White Beuse.
Mrs. Cleveland Behind the Sceues.
from the llaltlmere American.
lira. Cleveland braved the storm this after after
neon and drove down te Albaugb'a with Mrs.
Folaetn, Miss Rese Elizabeth Cleveland and
two ether ladies, te attend tbe matinee. Alter
tbe performance tbe White Heuse party went
behind the acenea te call en Mine, ledleeka.
It waa Mra. Cleveland's tlrst visit te themya.
terleua region beyond the curuin, and. like
every one who gees en the stage ler the first
Ume. ahe walked timidly for fear that she
would fall down a trap deer. Med leak a re
ceived ber visitors In the dressing room, and
after a little chat took the lady of tbe White
Hen for a tour of inspection ever tbe stage.
Mrs. Cleveland waa charmed with all she
saw, and wanted te knew hew tbe curtain
went up and tbe scenery moved and all tbe
wonderful working of tbe stage.
m a.
raying Millien te Pensioners.
Pension Agent Davla will begin en Frldav
te pay out f 1,000,000 In pensions te these per.
uua wtsuwvcarrisu en iue list of me Phila
delphia agency. The money will be divided
among 28,000 persona, of whom 10,000 will re re
eelve their pay through the malls, and tbe re
mainder will have te call in person and re
ceive tbelr checks ever the counter. This Is
the flrss quarter's payment for the present
rear, and tbe Individual amounts range from
I te 172 per month. When tbe pensioners
call at the offiee,on tbe third fleer of tbe poat peat
SPf bu.lJd?afi Mey are obliged te take tbelr
Pjaee at tbe loot of tbe line, and none are ae
high In rank but that thaw m.t .i, k.i.
turn. The clerk will beglu tbe payment
nX,i..h.2 endey In order te ae-
0O2a21!P' werkg alias.
The following in this ceumywere s-rsnba.1
pensions by the department UaiT.
rranaiiB Aumeni, Wheatland 'Mill and
Jehn Evan, deceased, of Weal Earl.
Tebaceu In Heath Carellua.
The 8eutb Carolina agricultural depart
ment, Impreased by the faet that nen.i.nt
lailnrea of cotton, tbe only money orep, was
reducing many farmera te poverty, deter.
aalnedayear age te experiment with tobaeco,
Paraaera were appointed In every county and
paid te aeake xprlmenU, a premium beiag
eflaretl for tbe beet sample. Tbe sample
ware aeiitla aad B. m. Vaoa, of DnvfluV
Van a tntame exnert, baaTnat examined
Ujaaa aad awrddth prlxe. Darlington;
SSSSf sad ,1-acaater ceuntlee wen Tnnrt.'
frasil asad lhtrii wi u. u " " .T
-71 Z" mm aay ine
Sa-,2?al,i!rf,' avaragTM
. uuw UBI TBS' BABT mmA
nmjmjimmmmi, wheat gem mmakm
4jL"ii'&a&j&t'lj.ii' .1 .,'..--- .
'r-ntmtrtirimaamr"--" '"-:. j?i 8 .
ft K4Ht 11 rrs Kallraad rasa.
Frem the frlnter's Circular.
The new inter-atate commerce law will
probably work havoe with the editorial tree
pass system. The act distinctly forbids the
laaneefany kind or pas except te railroad
men themselves, but It appllea only te reada
whleh run from one state Inte another, net
te reada which are entirely within the Ixiun
darle et a state. There la Just new an ap
parent dtspoMtleu ou the part of the railroad
ceminlea te obey thla feature of the law,
but bow long It will be kept up la a different
question. With the railroads It la simply a
matter of business. They must step te con
alder whether they can allerd te pay In
ready cash for the notice, advertising and
general reading-matter, which they new pr
for In pause. Aa for tbe editors, It would
be money lu llielr pockets If the railroads
paid In cash for the advertising which they
receive In the course of a year. Themas A.
tk-ett once said tLat no railroad could l run
without Issuing free peases.
Sllc: KNKW HIM.
8 he tat beside uiu at the ptay
In nil her girlish levellni'M,
W Idle In the box acren. tlie way
A dowager in gorgeeui uress
Pat, while the diamonds flittered bright,
l)n rtnkled neck and shoulders bn ;
" A1, mm these gems my own," 1 cried,
" I'd mil for thorn a place uuire fair."
" sn-eetheart," 1 whUjH'red, " need 1 tell
W here I would hetoeo(remre)osot"
8he tattered net (she knew me welli,
" H bj", without your sncle. I suppose "
Frem the CAlpiiye Tribune,
Ad Inventor Aitlce.
Oeorge Stevenson when tdvlslntr veuun wen
hew te net en would nnUh by taylii ' de as 1
hav deue pervere." rdr flft-n veals he
plodded and worked befer giving tbe llnlshlng
touches te his loveuiotlva. In as many days
these persevering In the use of lr. Pierce's
"Uelden Medie, 1 Dl-ceverj-," have oxperlenred
ureal relief and found thenselves en the bljh
r.ftd te health. Ltverceuipalnts. Impure bled,
chronic luiluencts cer le return. All druir
gists. W.Saw
. -
The cool winds chill the heart et tbe Ice cart
driver, and he new sltasalv. tin en his box, a
diue nosed victim or Oespslri the striking
wents" use Dr Hull's Cough syrup "stare htui
lu the fa-. I
Werth Its weight In golf, salvation Oil Si els.
in cnuiittuea isi: ci.imatk.
1'ssajiR, cot , reb. 15, isas.
Seme weeka age I was attending te work that
exposed ine te cold and wat, and the result waa.
tlrst I knew 1 was dewa en my back with a
severe cough and fever 1 had a terrible pain
through my lungs and tack. I didn't knew
what te de. lsent te theBrugglst, a friend et
mlie, telling him my symptoms, lie came right
everfilmseir and breughtrwith htm some All.
civk' 1'oRera l'LTXKJwhlch, he laid, would
cure me. He applied ere te the upper part et
the chest and threat, and two mere below that
en the chtst, and enu between my shoulder
blades. I began te experience relief almost In
tantly and, te my surprise and satisfaction. In
two hours or less the patn In coughing was gene,
the coughing Itself only occasional, my akin
was moist, and generally I was pretty nearly all
right ; only remained in the house thenextday,
although keeping the Plasters en some ten days
ap
ed
en
It
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irt
en
Id
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tuf.. .t Suit J-t-yvSlt m
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as ncee,i , ,tt i .i- Je ' .; h
ril.SS jlUP tw ul :
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i'-. -. 04, ev."aiia Hn 1. , .e :
aw; - ail . , ,,...j
a.i l- '. r-i ii(ii-' .. p,i'.
-tLltfi-y' '. tf i J i, . c
-fie le ji -- . ... j te... Mf burf. uiulsea.
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, rever Seres. Tetter
L'uapt4 Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all Skin
Krupllens, and positively curve flies, or no nay
required, it U guaranteed te Ktve porfect satis
faction, or money rutunded. rrlceBcenU per
beI'.-fr l,i! by H. K. Cecnran, Urugg1st,U7
ana IS North Uneeu streeu lncaiter. Pa.
.Illlt-Oll'S COUOII and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us en a guarantee. It cures Con
sumption. Mild by it. 11 fechran, druggist.
Nes. 137 and 1.9 .North, yneen Ht.. LanciJter
l" IS)
l)a. Ui.sai.BB Wenii snrr, t'nmly vegelable.
plaanl tn take, wllleipel tiiuni If any exist!
no purgative required .after using, frlce,
aenta, by aJldrugglaU. UeJmaMWAr
U)
The Vardlct I'nanlinens,
Yeu are feeling depn-Msnd, your annetlte Is
peer, you an, bothered with Headache, you are
fidgety, nervous, and generally out et aorta, and
want te trace up JJmce up, but net with stlinu
lant enitng medicines, or blturs, which hive
for their b:wls very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you ler an hour, and then leave
you In werae condition than before. What veu
want Is an alterative that will purity your bleed
start healthy action or Liver and Kidney, tS
"ereI,1ur Jty, and give renewed health And
ri&r ..Veltes artt si
st?a'nciu?r,hfr' W ana " S0nh "I"
Exntemeut In Tela.
Oreat excitement has been caused In the vl.
clulty et rarls, Tex., by the remarkable r
"very or air. J. K. Corley. who was se "elplS,
he could net turn In bed, or raise hU head
AVfr?,V?df.faW,11.? V? arlnJ! et foniumStten:
A trial betUe of Or. King's Saw Discovery wi
sent him. rinding relle?, he benght a large be..
ufarilabxS' P?' ii,D8' 1-lfe finis by
I-8, l."0.?, ba tml wken two bxes or fills nd
two beiues 01 the Discovery, he waa well and
had galnsd m flesh thtnyliypounes. d
lrial littles of thla Great Discovery for Cen.
sumptien free at II. 11. Cochran's Drug Atere l
andtw .North Queen street, Mncaster. fa? (')
A Sad Historian.
li .te rJ8 s n,co family of boys and girls
and then have them carrlea Inte an early irraVe
by that terrible disease Consumption. BlKd
the warning and check it In IU first stages bv
iPIl?l,tuwe'K"p, Balsam ter tfieraS
and Lungs, warranted te cure and relieve all
cases, frlce Soe. and II. rer .i h. u
TwhrJ2i"K'fUt''0-W Ner" Queen street.
Trial 1U4 rtt.
t)
The Popalauen of Lancaster
Is about ae,OM. and we would say at least one
half are troubled with some afrectlonef the
Threatand Lungs, as thesa complaints are a
cording te sutlstlcs mere numoreuJ7h!S
ethers. We would advise all net te ncileet th2
opportunity te call en urind get a bottled?
Kemp's Balsam for the Threat and LuniraV Prii
SW'"11 i Trial size rree feesetfuVly!
U.U. Cochran, druggut, uj North Qnaen atMell
T 1J ACKlNa COUOII can be se quickly
q,een"cJU.8A','Ww-"7'nalWW,01?
JUST AS GOOD.
Don't allow anyone te make you believe an
ether remedy Is Just as geed ler sick headache
as Dr. Leslie's leclal f rescrlotlen. for iiuiS
true, i his Is the only remedy In the world that
strikes at tbe root of the dbteaae aud dill vealt
nil, IJlDalt.frtal www.w MIU uriVUS 11
euL Ulvaltatrlal.
Th brestn of a chronic catarrh patient Is
often se offensive that he cannetira Inte sectetv
na ne becomes an object Si dUgiuu I ? a
""V ulceration sets in. the sperT?? hones aS at
oensunt source of dripping or (be purulent se
cretions Inte the threat semetluej pioduelnv
Inveterate brenchllls.which tn Its turn ha been
th? exciting cause el pulmonary disease. Tbe
brilliant results which base attended lu us ler
fetrs past properly designate kly's Creain Balm
aa by tar the bt sad only real cure """"""
lebia-twdaedAw
wwvu, kiu iiuuuvnuv euiirtnv aiurn,d .
Q( H. MART1B,
waeuaaia aae aarau aaaua n
11 Klnda of Lumber muI OetJ.
JADMOARONKeUt JKrjTKaUaW,
COAL DEALERS.
PSS2ltJ!?ii.enai ssa
-vrVrSi.
I.SBS.1M. -.
aajjB
.I;?,KPLKl!' NJiJ ' 18 malfi tm-erable by Uiat
"'L" ?2JKhV. 'blleh'a euro Is the remedy ter
2J"SlbT "" Ceebran, flrngglat, .Nes in
and l.i North gueen 8U. lAiicasterffa! (2i
steet,juaL
MUMOal.
. TUL0PU0R08 FOR RHEUMATISM.
A SWINDLER
Dees net refer possible purchases te hi victims.
The Athlopheros Ce. gladly refers sufferer
from rheumatism, neuralgia, sclatlea, nervous
or sick headache, kidney and liver complaint
te these who A ui betn cured at these diseases
by Athlopheros, and will furnish names and ad
dressee of many such persons te these desiring
them. AthJopliires ta the only remedy ler the
diseases that can stand such a test.
A. L. Themas, Cuba, N Y says t " My son, J.
at. Themas, has been suffering trtuu rheumatism
for several months. Athlopheros relieved him
of the pain, and reduced the swelling et the
Joints, and the lameness entirely disappeared. 1
have seen these having neuralgia cured by tak
ing one dose,
A. Ueard. alt. Klsce, N, Y says '. " 1 have been
troubled ler some time with sciatica and rheu
matism, brought en by working In a damp
place. 1 ceutd And no remedy tn medicine t was
using, until 1 tried a bottle of Athlopheros,
which gave me Immediate roller."
Mrs. Alfred Thursten, 4i Werth Main street,
Wllkesbane, l'a., sayst "lam net troubled
with rheumatism new, since using Athlopheros.
I believe, should It In any case fall te relieve
and permanently cure, the cause would be that
the directions were net faithfully followed "
J. J.SavlU, Maiareth, l'a., says; "I gave two
bottles et Athlopheros te my sister, and she has
entirely recovered. She was afflicted with In
flammatory rheumatism and St, Vitus' dance
and although we had two of the best doctors,
she gradually grew werse. She would scream
from pain ulght and day. 1 heartily recom
mend It."
Every druggist should keep Athlopheros and
Athlopheros fills, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., Me.
Ui Wall street. Sew Yerk, will send either (car
riage paid) en receipt of regular price, whleh
Is 11.00 per bottle for Athlopheros and doc (or
rills.
Fer liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia. In
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, disease
of women, constipation, headache, Impar
bleed, Ac, Athlopheros fills are unequaled.
feb&t-lweed
YEK'S SAltSAl'AKlLLA.
Scrofula
Is one of the most tatal scourge which afflict
mankind. It Is often Inherited, but may be the
result of Improper vaccination, mercurial poi
soning, undeanllness and various ether causes.
Chroule Seres, Ulcers, Abscesses. Cancerous
Humors and. In some cases, Kmactatlen and
Consumption result from a scrofulous condition
of the bleed. This disease can be cured by the
use of Ayer's "arsapartlla.
1 Inherited a scrofulous condition of the bleed,
which caused a derangement of my whole sys
tem. After taking less than tour bottles of
Ayer's Sarsaparllla I am
Entirely Cured,
and, for the past year, have net found It neces
sary te use any medicine whatever. I am new
In better healtl and stronger thanever before.
O. A. Wlllard, 218 Tremont street, Bosten. Mass.
1 was troubled with acromiens Seres fur Ave
fears t but. alter using a few bottle or Ayer's
arsapartlia the sores healel, and I have new
geed health Elisabeth Warnock, M Appleton
street. Lewell, Mass.
Seme months age I was troubled with Scrofu
lous Seres en my leg. The limb was badly
swollen and Inflamed, and the sores discharged
large quan'ltlis of oaenslve matter. Every
remedy failed, until 1 used Ayer's Sarsaparllla.
By taking three bottles or this medicine the
sores have been entirely hea'ed. and my health
Is fully re'tered. 1 am gratiful for the geed
ffi8ulfln.etreVtfSeewTdrkr"- Ann 'B'Un'
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Prepared by Dr. J C. Ayer a Ce., Lewell, Mas.
Sold by all urugglsuand Dialers In Medicine
taJtemt
tqUMl'HREYS' " "
Homtepithic Veterinary Specifics,
Fer Uerse;. Cattle, Sheep. Dogs. Uegs, feultry.
Used by U. a. Government.
aWCbart en Kelleis,and Boek Sent free.-M
CUUKS-Ferers. Congestions. Inflammation.
uA-"?.p,I!al Hnln,u M"k "eTer.
U.U strains. Lameness, Khenmatlsm.
Vi-V: ?.,,tBnPar. "asal Discharges.
D.H. BotaerOrubs, Worms.
K.K.-Ceughs, lieavei, I'nenmenla.
F.r. Celic or Orlpes, Bellyache.
O.O. Miscarriage. Hemorrhages.
; Urinary and Kidney Dtstases.
I.l.-krnptlve Diseases, Mange.
J.K. Diseases of Digestion.
!'JM9E' Bettle (overSC'deens) 73.
8TA.'iL5 CA9.B- "Uh afanuai. (Ml rage, ' "'
with chart) lu betues apectrlcs, bottle or
Witch llazel Oil and Medlcator.........aa.eo
SKST rRKK ON BKCBIl'T OF PRICE.
Humphreys' Med. Ce., lea 1 niten 8L.N. y.
Humphrey's Homeepilhie Jpeeifie Xe. 28.
In use 30 years. The only successful remedv
iE.tfeul, Deb,,ltJr. "tal Weakn,li. S5
Prostration from ever, work or ether causes si
per vial, or 4 vlala and large vial powder, ter 16
sold et Dacae ists, or sent postpaid en reesint
feb-lyeedAw(li Ne. 109 Fulton at., N. T.
uuvamtviunMuiMti woenaj,
QALl, AND 8KB """
THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP.
Sixty Candle-Light; Beau them alL
Anether lxt of CI1KAP OLOBga terUas and
THB PBRFBOTION "
MKTALMOULD1NU AND BUBBBB CUSUIOM
WEATHER STRIP
Beata them all. This strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps ent the cold. Step rattling of windows.
Exclude the dusk Keep out snow and rain. Any
2?e. ?. PP' J--"0 w,ute Urt made In ar
plying It, Cart be fitted anywbere-ne holes te
bore, ready ter use. It wllfnet split, warp or
shrink- enshien strip Is the meat perfect. At
the ttteve. Heater andanga ster """ '
-or-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANOASTBB, TA.
y A. KlErTKit. ALDUS O. HKRB
KIEFFER & HERR,
-DKALgKa IN-;
WOULD CALL SPECIAL
ATTENTION TO
Fuller & Warren Ce.'t
(TBOT.N. V.)
STOVES, HEATERS. FCUNICES AND BAN6ES.
. 'Jre,,noen,tornn any risks with "FUL.
leu a wauubn'S" oeods. We guarantee
them te gtt6 BaUafaetlenT aanisj
A a Heater " THB BfLKNDID" haa no rival,
being a thorough het base, no part of thla stove
remains cold, evety Inchol It radlaUs beat.
DIAMOND" ha esubllahM ttaeif ta the treat
ranks,
n?i"l?.t!10,u''8p"DIDand "BBIBHT
S1"10" u oeaalat a Baaaty of Ooutresttoa,
rerfset Control of Draft. ClaaaihaM. B0 Daet,
aoeaaaaaBeoaoatyat Fnal
Oall aaa axaatlae far yearaelfi
40
EAST KINO ST.,
(orrestra ateuaa
rpB KNIOKBKBOOEBR HalODLDKB
aSert?y'7i
aajsueta. aafaea as
TVaMjf
y., f "K'SweJlBTaBBwewaaw"
Heusefurnishing Goods !
is&jseri
airfWK,
AAStrtAlVIAS.
TJAUSH A UHUrHER.
Black
Dress
Goods.
PHIKSTLBY'8 Celebrated Black 811k Warp
Henrietta, Black Silk Warp Camel's Hair Cleth
Black AIL Weel Camel's Haircloth, Blaek Frene
Serge, Biaek Drap 'd Alma, Black Casslmer
Serg silk Warp Vllett cloth, silk Warp 1'rln 1'rln
eetU Cleth, Standard guallly of Black French
Cashmere.
All enr BLACK UOODS are In two shades-
Jet Black and Medium Blue Black-are nur-
chased direct Iretu Importers aud guaranteed
In Quality and Pries.
Prleatley'a Kun'a Veiling,
Oeurtland'a Orapea,
Blaek Leng BhawL? ,
Blaek Bquaxe Bbawla.
Blaek Ireneh latlnea,
Pin Strip Ginghams,
Pin Oheek aingbatue,
Mourning Ohlntzes.
WEINVITE EXAMINATION.
Hager &
Brether,
He. SO WBST KINO STREET,
LANOASTBB, PA.
N
EW YORK STORE.
DRESS GOODS!
WATT & SIAND,
6. 8 ft 10 BAST KINO ST.,
lnttte Special Attention tn tfaetr
New Spring Dress Goods !
OFFEUINO THK
Largest Stock, Beet Variety
AID-
LOWEST PRICES.
.2S1leff Ir"" Geea' M ,c yrt- Anether
Case of Deuble Feld Cable Cashmeres, ftc, a yard.
Only hair price.
Albien Cleth Checks, loe. a yard.
Silk Mixtures, yard wide, ltXc a yanl.
wool-Fated Cashmeres, double Told, iy. a
Nesrsprlng Cleth SnlUngs, yard anda quarter
wide, 930. a yard.
W Pieces All-Weel Tricots, 9) Inches wide. 37Kc
a yard , worth SOc. "
40-Inch Bngllsb Cleth Suiting, 10 new styles,
bee SB yre
All-wool FiUze Suitings, M Incbss wide, 90s
French Foel Beiges, se Inehe wide, See. a
"'' Hair Buttings, Inches wide, TSc a
"Eerythlng new and desirable In Dress
Uoeds at Bettem frlce
AT TUB
New Yerk Stere.
J B. MARTIN CO.
SPEOIAL REDUOTIONS
-IN-
NalV Deien Unlaandrted Shlru, r
mrerced front and back at ssc ;
former price, (Oe.
Ne.J-10 Deien fereale Shirts reduced
Irem ll.sa te aoe.
Ne. S-On let Calice Shirts, I Cellars, re
duced from eoe, te 46c.
Ne. 4-On let Ilia riannel Shlru re
duced from tut te 11.00.
Be. S-On let of Fancy Flannel Shlru
reduced from ll.TS tell. Jb.
Ne.e-U Deien Percale ShltU reduced
from 11.00 te 790.
Ne.7-On let et Night SblrU raduced
fromlLSJteaoc
No,8-Oaletof Unlauadrled Shirts re
from aee. te tee.
Ne. aen let of Bed Flannel Shirt were
tl St I nowSOe,
Ne. 10-10 Oeaaa Bry Whit Merine
Shirt reaaeed te SQe.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
ar.WiH UhAMmiMk,
IsaartMaWam. VV
'H&ay r ' 'i'f. tf$n- Jt e ..;., .is ii
SHIRT DEPARTMENT
eaatMiiraf,
riRBH BROTUKn.
BARGAINS I
bin Bargains ! Surprising Birgliu 1
-reK-
THIS WEEK
TO OUR PATkONS:
rer thla wre:lc enlv w r elTuiiBrr tka MOAT
isiwuiniiiiiutuv iiiuiisiss. "! T "
iiuntaul Winter Bleck
s. itrtu" inn mb a natnuaini in Onr ,
We am selling these goods IIBLOW COST, te
make room for our
SPRING GOODS,
which Is rapidly coming In everyday.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUV THESE GOODS NOW,
Kre.t If you de net need them.
"ur as MKNi Ill'Sl.NESS OVKKCOAT new
IJI'i.
i) u r li Mux's BtiMNKaanvBRCOAT new at.
UnrtSMK.N'SBKTTKlt UUAUK OVBBCUAT
new ss.
OurlleMRN'a tlHKSS OVBKCOATnnwIT.
Our e.O MkN'S F1NB DHBaaOVKBCOAT new
115 and SIS.
eurii.MMBN's nuatNBaaaiiiTnewia.
OurSUMRN'H UUHINKS'sntllTlSnewlS
OurllOMKN'aBKTTBHUKADB SUITS new
IS.
Ourtl'lMBN'a DKRas SUITS new le.
enrslMIRN'a finb or ass suits new lis.
our line of UNDKKW KAK cannot be equalled
ter the money.
MBN'sWIIITBandUKAT MIXBD UNDBB
WEAK aslewaauc
BSD ALL.WOOL UNDBHWKAK.47e.
We have a full line el WOOLstN HIIIUTS,
KNIT JACKKT8, UUIVK, HealBBT and
UK. NT'S rUHNISIlINU UOODS In general.
(ft
ONEPRIOE
Clothiers and Furnisher?,
COB. NOHTHQUBBNST. AND UBNTBB
auUAua. LANOasTBk. P.
VyiLLlAMMON A KOsJTKft
t'omninnlratieB by Tclepkeae.
WILLIAMSON
S FOSTER.
We CemnieHre the New Trade Year
MARCH 1,
-W1TU-
Medium-Weight Overcoats
or the Meat Desirable Fashions,
Including the kngllsb Cevert Orercest, Prices,
sAuuteriS.
Medium Weight Straight Frent Ssck Quits,
17 oe. iin.ne, tn ex
Beys' Scheel Hutu, gt.jft, M M. U.0O.
Children's fant Suits, fi i M M. SI 0.
Children's Kilt Shirt Hulls. 1160, SJi, ft CO.
Oent's Odd fants, ll.ue te 15.00.
TUB ADVANCKSMlfkal.S
Gent's Stiff and Seft Felt Hits
AKK NOW Of kN.
Beys' Cleth Caps and 1'oles, IS and 21 cants.
Lap Bebes, Herse BlanSeU and Whips.
The Lewest rrtced Trunks, Valises, Satchel
and Traveling Bags.
New Shades In Fine Dress Kid Caster or Deg
Skin (Jleves.
Bilk Neckwear and Underwear, 'tfc , eec., 7Se,
ASfKClALLOTOF
Ladies' and Hisses' Hese
In Black, Brown or lilue. 7c, a fair.
Oent's White Dress Shlru, Vc, Sac., SOc , TSc.
Men's Durable Gaiters, Lace or Butten or Con
gress, 11.10, l., l.C0, 11.75.
Ladies' and Misses' Uraln Butten Saltan, ase ,
11.10,1123.
Ladiea and Misses' Olace Kid Clatters ; Btylet,
Opera Tee and Common Sense, II.I3 and 1..
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER
12, 84, 86 A 88 Bait III St.,
LANCASTBB, FA,
Stere open Monday aud Saturday Bran-
lags.
cuutauawATS
UTANOAKO WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
NOB. 0, 41. 4J, 4S MAJtKET STKBBT,
BearotPeatoflce, Laneasur, fa.
I hay la Stock aad Build te Order Bvsry Va
riety et the (olio wtagttyl:
couaiieAooQicAoB.AyDi''
McOALLerAQsSViSs? MI" ""
MABEBT W'aOOMS , f HTOITS.
, .. . . wva.
.LeW,ST.tteJS!L,eBB,aB' aTiasu.
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