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daamVihs of Tuesday alter.
we failure In tee Heuse 01
iTta at Haniaburg, for want of
majority, of the bill for the
of cities of the fourth
(tMaeommeawealth. Te-day's ad-
tbat the bill passed; Its friends
In the afternoon session rsl
Totes te make it a law, se far
of one branch of the legisla-
eflMtik
Its aet, a has been assumed, the in-
bill (senate Mil no. auj, te
local attention has been especially
and against which our councils,
of Trade and citizens generally
weteated. The Heuse bill is act e.
awn as the Shaw bill; and relates
te elties of "the fourth class," in
comprehended these " having in
less than thirty thousand and
twelve thousand."
and insuperable objection te
Is that nobody can tell what cities
wfflaJreet or hew long they will be sub
te the operations of its previsions. By
federal census the respective pepu-
af in ill jwfrta f tha at nta "stm
of several cities of the state, com-
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- The first three of these will certainly ex-
,hibtt a population in excess of 30,000 at tbe
'Isatrhui t9 ftiA wicavf tnamiiei eatiUh la -0
t&jTT-""'-? r: i " - .ry
years aisianc xuey aaqftTnrfe have
v. and even.wuiv-. . ,:,.
!ttnew; andeveej
imepert makes like
What is te become et their
r Bevarnment then ? They will cease te I
h fourth class cities under this'- act; and I
U.tLW MUI.a will tu Innnaratlvct- And all
S--""""" " 1 --. - . -
ithe municipal establishment et doubtful
0 validity. What nonsense it is te be making
" aJamlfliTi''- upon population almost upon
&-the eve et a new enumeration 1
- Moreover this bill has many et the
f objectionable features of the Senate bill ;
nod if it became a law would almost as
raeicauy cnange our city system. 11 maaes
tbe terms et select councilman three years,
and tbe members of the common branch
IS two years ; the mayor is te be chosen for
jsftenr years and ineligible te succeed him-if-MU
; the city administration is elaborately
'irrided into departments of public safety,
f sue werxs, water ana gas, city treasurer,
controller, law and education : with
sMraeters, commissioners and ether fea-
that are unknown te our mu-
The previsions for frontage
,itr street, sewer and water improve-
that made the Senate bill odious te
people are contained in this Heuse
St; and the unfairness of applying this
Jiff te our city, where all water pipes new
Mi hare been laid at the general expense,
mar be gathered from these previsions of
fee proposed law:
-.wasaever any pipes or conveyances et
wassrec gas snail neiaia in any of tne streets
highways within such city, tbe owners of
fhegMeadla front whereof the same shall
WasM, shall pay for the expenses thereof
saioraaenicoi 01 ue rronter weir
aeen such street as city council by
ee assy ordain, &?,
' CtTha antlra aehnnl dAnartment. la nut. In
ijNcge of six controllers, two elected every
year upon a general ticket, instead of our
fsfeient system of thirty-six directors
tne minority representation plan. As
amenta are te be made by three assessors
lied by the court. Manv ether rad.
Iltal changes, all innovations upon our pre-
pweysiem, are proposed ny this new law,
fjhieh tbe Patriot reports passed finally by
MS ayes te 56 nees. Whether the Lancas-
member and his colleagues from
county were among this latter
', we are net yet informed ; nor
amendments, if any. tbev secured te
tha MD SB draft..! a.M .. n. , 1..-J
1 s p ' . mu an no uaig oueaj&cu
M uwe can assure them the people of
ttkli inwn mn amln t.i- 1.111 ...
j ----b,ueii tuu uui, ua uennny
aoseey are opposed te the Senate bUI. The
flatter comes up en final Daisase truiav.
hevld it succeed, the legislature mav tVn
Itveholee between the bills ; kUlboth.er
up uyunu irem the best or
features et each. In any event, it
our senators and members at
erg te be vigilant and determined,
rights and interests et their con.
will be sacrificed- and bartered
And if our citizens want te be pre.
from the Imposition of laws dis.
and hurtful te them, they had
known their views te their
with promptness and emphasis.
&
Iatla Stirred Up.
ia a great deal of interest in India
ever tbe ease of a native Hindoe
Buknubhai. The law of the
i msw us iiw suiMu,uiy ama nesea
M. .
Mend books, umsU that the mar.
tt Bekmlbhaf, when eleven years of
M valid la spue of the fact tbat
la question ia aa uneducated and
ire oeoiue, tee peer te support
jfwuiUgewaa according te the re.
lerumruw, custom and rail-
lualst that every Hindoe girl
TJ pareeta wbe bare
I daechter arediarraeed
ktaml ciits70f religious crime.
IkM Imb that girls are married
.It belnc auite
ItlVftwMcth sIitww year, and
utheseiee.
j-ite,
MwkM taken the causa
ay wrWaa for leading
erer the aem 4e ptnme of "A Bin
doeLedy," and has succeeded la arousing
awtimeat again the barbarous customs
ef infant marriage and widowhood. Fer
though married at the a?e of seven or
eight, the Hindoe woman who becomes a
widow, loses all civil rights and social
tending. This Is a survival of the times
when the widow was sacrificed en the fun
era! pyre of the husband, and the modern
practice of the Hindoes is hardly less horri
ble in Its effect.
Yet the sentiment in favor of these an.
dent customs is se strong that the English
have net ventured te oppose It, and, after
an exhaustive review of the situation, the
Londen Times concludes that the only hope
for relief from the outrageous laws is in
the slew education of the people In western
ways of thinking.
But the Londen Ixmts has net shown
Itself friendly te liberty or progress any
where, and it is net surprising that it falls
te see that this test case of Uukmlbhai is
destined te arouse thought and lead te im im
pertant results at an early day.
s
Every Little Helps.
We knew that there are hundreds of
people in Lancaster who want te give
something td the German tramp fund.
They recognize the wetthiness of the
cause, and the geed that their centrlbu
tiens will bring about in the attempted
righting of a grievous wrong Hurry
along your subscriptions 1
t
Thk Chicago Anarchists are new sunk
deeper than plummet can sound.
m
These who bave been went for years te
leek te Mis Catharine Wolfe, of New Yerk,
for charitable aid will sadly feel hsr less.
Hiss Wolfe was noted for her extensive
charities and as being probably the richest
unmarried woman in the United States.
Her benefactions bave been widespread and
amount te far mere than 11,000,000. In one
year she has been known te give away ever
$250,000.
The fact is that every time Mr. Blaine says
a word the Democratic party la taken with
cramps In the stomach. PSxlade Iphia Vrtis.
Exactly ! The stomach ei the Republican
party can stand anything, but whenever Mr.
Blaine speaks the bands and feet of that party
appear te be suffering from chilblain. Their
best men turn Mugwumps, and their strong.
eat men go tottering along under the terrible
burden ei a stomach that can stand Blaine.
We compliment the party en Its superb de
velopment of stomach, but suspect that the
country will prefer te be run by brains.
" atuv""r T' "" w"" M" B
a chance te vote and have used it In a most
peculiar manner. The Women's Christian
Temperance Union made an active and tur
buleet faction and it was expected that they
would command tbe vote of their sex, but
the result demonstrates thaxit Will net de te
count en femalajiaffmeTnstruirglea of the
Kine.
'd. JrfiSre were 12 women registered,
HMMMr.
aPiTenly 3M were able te get their courage
Viptethe voting point. But of these who
veted, ever one-fourth opposed the candidate
of the Temperance Union. Further partlcu.
lira are anxiously awaited, for there ap
pears te be a faint prospect that woman
may come asy neia ine duiei in mere
important elections, and some elue te tbe me
tives InUuencuig tbe vote of tbe Emperia
women might be useful. It Is confidently
asserted by many that their ballets will al
ways belong te tbe men who have their con cen
ndence ; but it ia suspected by many ethers
that the vote of tbe women will be polled
with great Independence, vast enthusiasm
and no judgment. On one sublec. at least
a majority of their votes may be relied upon,
for they are tbe chief se Her era from Intern per
ance, and net likely te realize that It ia a mat-
.AM I.A..A...4 t I. A KAniat A . f Itmma D . . . L. 1
tc wjuuu ue inuu u. lue ia,at nub lul
Kansas election shows that, even en that Is
sue, u win net u? te count en mere than a
bare majority of their ballet.
Kead tbe Interview with a keen business
man en the Alabama boom.
PERSONAL.
Ffley. Imaae 8nARri,Ks baa been chosen
te the head of the Haverford oellege faculty.
Bishop Hiianauan's successor has net
been appointed. 80 says tbe Heme corres
pondent of tbe Philadelphia Catholic Aland.
(ltd.
Colesei. D. Stanley Uahsi.seeb, ar.
sUtant adjutant general of the stale, died
Tuesday of liver troubles at hla home in
Philadelphia.
Alexandre Dumas and Victorian Bar Bar
deu are neighbors at Marly. "We are ex
cellent friends," aays Duma, but we see
each ether aa little as possible. It would be
disagreeable te him te have people in his
presence treat me aa the greatest living
dramatist"
The late Sir Jeseph Whitwebth,
engineer and artillerist lelt a personal estate
valued at mere that S 1,812,000 net. Tne Wbit
worth scholarships get (600,000 ; Lady Whit
worth the mansion and land and rurniture
and 115,000 a year above her marriage settle
ment ; and various schools and Institutions
150,000 mera '
Cel. Lament says that there is no truth
in tbe report tbat tbe president contemplates
horseback riding aa a means of improving
bis health, and that no bone bad been
purchased for that purpose. He alsessys
the president has net laid in a supply of
household gymnastic paraphernalia, and
does net contemplate seeking new methods
et exercise.
A WHAHK 4DMIMIOH.
Sew Prsaldsnt OUvsland Kasw BstUr Than
Partisan Urltlca.
Frem tbe N. Y. Independent, Hup.
We all remember tbe doubts and head
shakings ever Mr. Cleveland's first treas
ury appointment ; however much any one
praised bia etber appointments, be halted
with a but when he came te the name et
Daniel Manning. We all acknowledge new
that we were happily mistaken In our ap
prehensions ; the administration of no ether
department of the government has given
such general satisfaction as tbat of tbe
treasury. We said ourselves, last winter,
tbat we would rather trust tbe financial
legislation of tbe country te tbe department
;; .. ""c"" "u 10 me congress 01 tne
United States.
A large share of Mr. Manning's success
wasdue te bis assistant They were In per.
:Soteoord,"toUie necessity of conducting
tbe department en buslnesa principles. That
this course will be held te by the new secre
tary there can be no doubt 'when Mr. Man Man
nleg was obliged te resign he did net fcetltate
te express hU desire tbat Mr. Fal'cbiid
should succeed hlin. And net only dd the
secretary bave tbe cenlidence of hU cbtel but
of tbe hundreds of emnleves in th ...
men 1, who admired the man net leas thai hi.
method. We hare net hesrd & ..h
against tne new appelntmentment, and, for
ourselves, we are glad te trust the care of tbe
WW III J v t?ci,jr . Biivuiiu.
Twe-Edgsd Joks,
la June, 1886, Undertaker Neel, of Altoenai
received a postal card, notifying him te bring
anearse 10 ttaueain nest ana tmry an old
man who died suddenly. Neel drove te tbe
place indicated, a two-days trip, and found it
all a hoax. The writer of tbe postal was net
known until Tuesday, when S. March, a
wealthy clothier of the city, was brought be
fore an alderman en tbe charge of malicious
mischief, tbe charge being based ea the prac
tical leke of almost a year age. Mareb was
UBSbleteeflects settieaMat with the ladle
aaat undertaker and was taresd te easjage aa
attorney te dstadblawelt Meal wuT da-
Balcide" wsa the verdlet of a eereaer's
Jary Tuesday atlaraoea after holding aa In
quest ever the body of Mrs. B., wlte of Tbes.
J. SUlwell, of Freeaeat, U. This lady cams
te Atlantic City last Wednesday by direction
of Dr. a Wler Mitchell, who ler a couple et
mentha has been treating ber for nervous
prostration and hysteria Hhe was accom
panied by a trained nurse, Miss Fanny A.
Smith, 1,314 Pine street, Philadelphia On
Monday the nurse went te Philadelphia te
ask the consent et Or. Mitchell ter the pa
tlent te return borne te Ohie, as she com
plained of heme sickness. Soen after the
departure of the nurse, Mrs. Htllwell called
a hack and drove te a hardware en Atlantic
avenue, where she hired a 38-callble revolver
with which te " sheet a sick deg."
The nurse returning at 6 o'clock Monday
evening was unable te gain admittance te the
room, but peeping ever the transom saw the
oeay en me uea ana reeiizea wnat naa nap.
pened. County Physician Kllley was
promptly notified.
Tbe evidence showed a deliberate purpose
atseir-destructlen. The butlett passed through
the head at the temple and lay en the pillow,
the revolver still clasped In ber outstretched
hands. The deceased was 20 years old and et
cheerful disposition. Her husband Is a mer
chant, new traveling in the far West. Charles
a Htllwell, a brother living in Philadelphia,
was present at the Inquest and took charge of
the body.
RONCl or TBK OPK!.
I love a leTel reach of land.
That winds htve room te tern tn ;
1 Ietp in open fields te stand
That hosts of flowers burn tn.
I love far stretching paths of tea
Ortnrbnlence unended,
And salty smells, that make In me
A life's that new and splendid.
1 love full well the naked sky.
Wind-swept and hale and cheerful ;
Fer nnder her big voice can I
Shake en my troubles tearful.
And se I turn, when se t may,
from tell and moll of day time.
Te hurry te the fields away.
And dare te have a play time 1
A Kiln returning all my thought
Is llghtsemerand sweeter.
And songs unsprung, though all unsought.
In lore's forgotten metro.
-Richard E. Burten tn Sunday Scheel 7Viiu.
It may save your life, f St It cures your cold
and cough. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. J5 cents.
Mr. Rebert SutclltTa, late et Birmingham.
England, new a rvsldunt of Baltimore, claims
" Ker neuralgia Salvation UU Is worth Its weight
in geld.
The Sams Hassan Mater.
Many vain attempts are made te repeat the
remarkable success of Bensen's Capclne Plaster.
This splendid remedy Is known, sold and nsed
everywhere, and Its prompt action and unrival
led curative powers have wen ler It hosts of
friends. Imitations have sprung up under
similar sounding names, such as " Capstcln."
" Capsicum," etc.. Intended te deceive the care
less and unwary. These articles possess none
of the virtues of the genuine. Therefer we
hope the people will uslst us te protect what
are at once tnelr Interests and eurs: Ask for
Bensen's Plaster, and examine what Is given
yen, and make sure that the word u Capclne "
bent In the middle of the plaster Itself, and the
" Three Seals " trademark u en the lace doth.
Any reputable dealer will show yen the safe
guards without hesitatien: If you cannot re
member the name Bensen's Capclne Plaster
cut this paragraph from the paper.
armaiAt. netivmg,
WHY WILL YOU cough when SMieh't Cure
will give Immediate relief. Price 10 cu., se cts..
and si, rer sale by 11. B. Cochran, Druggist
se. 137 North Queen street (6)
AN UNrOBTUNATE PERSON.
The most unfortunate person in the world la
one afflicted with sick heuduhe, but they will
be relieved atenre by using Dr. Leslie's Special
Prescription, bee adTerilseuieat in another
column. (t)
A Kemarkabla Geed Man
Is he who attends te the comfort of his family
and will net let hts little ones surfer wltb affec
tion of the Thrnttt and Lungs, whereby their
lives may be endangered, but who should at all
times give tbem that sovereign remedy, Kemp's
Balsam. Price Se cents and II. Trial tiutrtt.
Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 North
Queen street. (I)
H. B. Cochran, S os. 137 and 13) North Queen
street. Lancaster, Pa., Is selling 8HI LOU'S
COUttil CUBE ss a guarantee te cure all threat
and lung troubles. (j)
Wouderfel Ceres.
W. D. Heyt A Ce , Wholesale and Retail Drug,
gists e( Reme, Ua., says : We hare been selling
Dr. King's New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for two years, ilave
never handled remedies that sell as well, or give
such universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these medi
cines tn this city. Several cases of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured by use
of a few bottles or Dr. King's New Discovery,
taken In connection wltn Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by 11. B. Cochran.
Druggist, 137 and 1I North Queen street, Lan
caster. Pa. (i)
The Mystery Solved.
It has always been understood that consump
tion was Incurable, but It has recently been
discovered that Kemp's Balsam for the Threat
and Lungs Is giving mere relief than any anewn
remedy. It Is guaranteed te relieve and cure
Asthma, Bronchitis and Coughs. Call en H. B.
Cochran, druggist. Ne. 137 North Queen street,
and get a trial bottle free of cost. Large size 60
cents and IL ()
BUILOU'S CUBE will immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Fer
sale by U. B. Cochran. Druggist, Ne. 137 North
Queen street. (7)
Acuta, Pushing and Reliable.
H. B. Cochran, Druggist, 137 and 133 North
Queen street. Lancaster, Pa., can always be re
lied upon te carry In stock the purest and best
8oeds, and sustain the reputation of being so
lve, pushing and reliable, by recommending
articles with well-eatabllshsd merit and such as
are popular. Having the agency for the cele
brated Dr. King's New Discovery for consump
tion, colds and coughs, wUl sell It en a positive
guarantee. It wllTsurely cure an, and every
affection of threat, lungs, and chest, and In order
te prove our claim, we ask you te call and set a
Trial Bettle rrea. "ij
TiiE BEV. GEO. H. TUAVEB, of Bourbon
Ind., says : Beth myself and wife ewe our Uvea
te SHI LOU'S CONSUMPTION CUBE." rer sals
by H. B. Cochran. Druggist, Ne. 1S7 North Queen
street. " w
MetBsnl Mothers 1 1 Mothers 1 1
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth t if se,
goat once and get a bottle of MRS. WlNSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, it will relieve tbe peer
little suffer lmmedlately-depend upon ltt there
is no mistake abent It There Is net a mother
en earth who has ever used It, who will net tall
you at once that It will regulate the bowels, and
give rest te the mother, and relief and health te
the child, operating like magic. It Ia perfectly
safe te use in all cases and pleasant te the taste,
and Is the prescription of one of the eldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold every where. SS cents a bottle.
maySl-lyOAw
Wetktsa's Arnlea Bars.
The Best Salve In the world for Cuts. Bruises.
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, revar Seres. Tetter!
Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Cerns, andaU Skis
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no n
required. It Is guaranteed te give perfect satS
faction, or money refunded. Price as cents Mr
box. Fer sale by H. B. Cecnran, DrugglsVlJf
and IS) North Qneen street. Lancastar, PaT
atara u r, me.
X KAOINQ HATTERB.
SPECIAL FROM TUK LEADERS THE
LATEST NOVELTIES IN
FINE
SPRING WTS
8PKCULTIE1 IN
Fur, Pocket & Crush Hats.
ALL TUB LEADING SHAMS
AND DK9IB ABLB COLOES m TM M ABE1T.
EXTRA LIGHT WE18HT
Seft and Stiff Hats.
A LABGE LINE OF TBI
"BealM Beaitlea" Alwaji Reaiy.
STAUFFER&CO.
land M MerttQneesi at,
&AKCASTU, r.
"HASTE MAKES WASTE
"TT THAT!!! Have you finished your washing ? I had much les
V V -' 'ou ad 'ou arc through first. What soap de you use?"
"It isn't the soap. Use washing powder and you will get
through in half the time; it does the work for you."
"I knew it will, but the clothes won't last half se long, we've
tried it. We use Ivery Se.r altogether, it cleans mere easily Jiid
quickly than any ether kind and I find the clothes last as long again.
My folks won't let me use washing powder."
"Of course they won't, neither will mine, but I use it anyhow.
I don't care te save their clothes at the expense of my time and back. "
Header, which de yen value most, your laundress' time and back, or
jour clothesl If the former, thca let her use washing ponder.
Mujrs. PROCTER & GAMBLE, Cincinnati, oiue.
Dear Sirs: The sample of Ivery Seap received from you is an
tvcllcnt Laundry Seap, of great purity and mere than average
Citansing power.
Very respectfully yours,
Th lefcn C. Rtrtn Scheel cl Science. H. H CORNWALL,
1'iiacelen. N. J , Dec. nth, 1M1,
A WORD OF
There are many white soaps, each represented te be "just as geed as the ' Ivery' j "
they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
of the genuine. Ask for "Ivery" Seap and insist upon getting H.
Copyright 1S6. liy lTectcr .1 (Iambic
MBDJCAL.
, TULOPHOBOS FOR RHEUMATIBM.
Frem Life te Death
U but a moment If rheumatism or neuralgia
strikes the bean. Tbe diseases are tbe most
patnlul ana tbe most dangerous of any te which
human kind Is liable. They fly Irem one part te
another without a moment's warning, and lini
ments and etber outward appllcaUens are in
themselves dangerous because they are liable te
drive tbe disease te some vital organ and cause
Instant death. Rheumatism and neuralgia are
diseases of the bleed, and can only be reached
by a remedy which will drive from the bleed the
dangerous acids. Such a remedy Is Athlopheros.
It has been thoroughly tested and Is a safe, sure
cure.
S races Crisk, Fa., Oct. 5, tm
In answer te your request te knew what your
Athlopheros has done ter me, 1 will say It has
done wonderful work. I have suffered from
rheumatism for eighteen years mere or less and
semeUmes net able te put my clothes en or eat
alone. 1 took all kinds, doctored with a geed
many doctors, but nothing did me any geed. I
read your advertisement In the " Democrat "
and " Sentinel " papers of Lewlstewn. I have
tikenlnallfonrbeulei. I feel no pain. I was
drawn crooked, but new I am straight once
mere. Thank you for the geed It has done me.
Athlopheros Is the medicine.
FBiur lUirSTix,
Your medicine has cured me et neuralgia. I
suffered with It for three days, and It gave me
Instant relief. Wit. F. Kicca.
I'ALHTRl, X. V., AUgUlt It, IBM.
I used one botUeef Athlopheros for neuralgia
alter being laid up eight weeks. Tbe result was
very satisfactory. It. 8. 1 ddt.
Bvery druggist should keep Athlopheros ana
Athlopheros nils, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., Me.
Ill Wall street, New Yerk, wUl send either (ear
rlage paid) en receipt of regular price, which
is 11.00 per betUa for Athlopheros and sOe. tat
Pills.
Fer livsr and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, la
digestion, weakness, nervous debUity, diseases
of women, eonaUpaUen. headache, impure
bleed, Ac Athlopheros Fills are unequaled.
apri-lweed
A YKR'S SARSAPARI1.LA.
Scrofula
Is one one et tbe most fatal scourges which
afflict mankind. It Is often inherited, but may
bi tbe result of Improper vaccination, mercurial
poisoning, ancleanllness. and various ether
causes. Chronic Seres, Ulcers, Abscesses, Can
eereus Humors, and, In some cases, EmacIaUen,
and ConsuznpUen, result from a scrofulous con
dition of the bleed. The disease can be cured
by the use of Ayar's SersaparUla.
I inherited a scrofulous condition of the bleed,
which caused a derangement of my whole sys
tem. Alter taking less than four beuiee of
Ayer's BarsaparUla I am
Entirely Cored
and, for the past year, have net found It neces
sary te use any medicine whatever. I am new
in better health, and stronger, than ever before.
O. A, Wlllard. 118 Trementet.. Bosten. Mass.
I was troubled with Scrofulous Seres for Ave
Sears 1 but, after using a few bottles et Ayer's
arsapertila, the sores healed, and I have new
geed health. Bllsabetli Warnock, M Appleton
street, Lewell, Mass.
some months age I was troubled with Scrofu
lous Seres en my leg. The limb was badly
sweUen and Inflamed, and the sores discharged
large quanUtles of offensive matter. Bvery
remedy failed. unUi I used Ayers Sarsapanlla.
By taking three beiUes of this medicine the
sores have been entirely healed, and my health
la fully restored. I am grateful rer the geed this
medicine baa done me. Mrs. Ann O'Brlan, us
Sullivan su, Mew Yerk.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
f,SpSrea..DKDr-i'0'A'erCe" aVewell, Mass.
old by all Druggists. Price n ; six bottles, eft.
al-Itd
QRAY'S BPEOIFIO MEDICINE.
TBI GREAT BMQLISU BBMBDY. An un
failing cure for Bemlnal Weakness, Spermator Spermater
rhea, Im potency, and all Diseases that fellow as
a sequence of Self Abuse t as Less of Memery.
Universal lassitude. Pain In the Back. DuUneas
of Vision, Premature old Age, and many ether
diseases that lead te Insanity or CoasumpUea
and a rremature Qrave.
m 09" r nil particulars la our pamphlet whieh we
desire te send free by mall te every one.
SWTbe Bpeclfle Medicine Is sold by eil drug
gUts at SI per package, or six packages for , or
will be sent free my mall en the reoeptefthe
money, by addressing
THK ttSAT MSDIOIMB CO,
. Busle,M.Y.
On account of counterfeits, we bave adopted
the Yellow Wrapperj the oily gan ulna. Uuar.
antseaef cure Issued.
Sold in Lancastar by B. B. Cochran.
marXedAw
w
TOtua,
Watdt. decks CkiM ui Jmlrj
- TIV:Z ""iwmssw m
L. WEBER.
n hmh bjm eweuy
rkirs$e or Chimitv
WARNING.
MEDICAL.
S
1B4MON8 LJVEK RBQULvATOR.
INDIGESTION.
I have been suffering for ever two years with
Dyspepsia, and for the last year I could net take
a drink et cold water nor eat any meat without
vemlUng. My life was a martyr, and, after our
home physicians failed te benefit me, they ad
vised removal te Colerado or Calllernia In the
hope of relief. I was Induced te try Hlmuiens
Liver Regulator, which I did. I am new taking
the second betUe, and words cannetexpress the
relief I feel. My appeUte Is vary geed and I
digest everything thoroughly. Where I nsed te
bave a passage every four or Eve days, I new
have dally evacnaUens of the bowels. I sleep
well, new, and I used te be very resUess. I am
fleshing np ; geed, ssreng feed and Simmons
Liver Regulator bave done it all. I write this
in the hope of benefitting some one who has
suffered ss I did. 1 wUl take oath te these state
ments If desired,
as-eed&w K.S. BALLOU, Syracuse, Meb.
DYSPEPSIA IS A DANGEROUS AS
well ss distressing complaint. If neg
lected.lt tends by Imparting nutrition, and de
pressing the tone or the system, te prepare the
way of ttapfd Decline.
Pkvilelau ud Draggiita KeeesiHewi
BROWN'S
mm BITTERS!
AtTHEIEST TONIC.
It quickly and completely Cares Dyspepsia In
all Its forms, Ueartburn, Belching. TuUng the
reed, etc It enriches and purifies the bleed,
stimulates the appeUte, and aids the aasimlla aasimlla
Uea of feed.
Bar. T. J. Beasrraa, the honored pastor of the
First Reformed Church, BalUmere, Md., says :
" Having nsed Brown's Iren Bitters for Dyspep
sia and indlgesUen. I take great pleasure In
recommending It highly. Alse consider It a
splendid tonle and lnvlgorater, and vary
strengthening."
He. JessrsC. Strrr, Judge of Circuit Court,
Clinten Ce., Ind., says : " I bear most cheerful
tesUmeny te the efficacy of Brown's Iren Bit
ters for Dvanenala. and aa a tonic."
ijrspei
Mas. C. A. Keawav, Merrill, Wis., says : M I
suffered for two years with Dyspepsia. Used
many different remedies without benefit. My
Bbyuclan advised ma te try Brown's Iren Bit
ire. Three betUes cured me."
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed ted
lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Made only
by BROWN CHEMICAL CU., Baltimore, Md.
(JjmlS-lyeAw
MWllllsli
AI WIAJTT&
OUR CHOICB COFFEES
AMD FINEST FORMOSA, OOLOMttB AMD
IMPERIAL TEAS
we guarantee for fine flavor and geed drinking
BKEAEF AST COCOA AMD CHOCOLATM.
FAMCT QROCBR1ES.
Try our High Grade FAMILY FLOUR.
OBO. WlsVWT,
angSO-lTd Ma lis West Elng Street.
,T BUKSK'K
ANOTHER
CER ALINE BAKE!!
TO MORROW (SATURDAY.)
Het Waffles, Griddle Cakes, Croquettes, Cera
Hne Pedding, Ac,
LADIES ESPECIALLY IKVITBD te Come
and see hew the geed things are made.
gerThe Cakes, &, given away.-
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KING) STRUT,
LAMCASTBB, FA.
sTTalephuna Connaetlena. 'Goods Delivered.
TJ &MARTUI,
WBOfSSIf 1 aJTE SsWA
siU Kinds of Lumbar Had Ceal.
asVYawt Ma sit Mertt Wats aaal rilssi
,aoeTa4aoa.iaiiaastar. - sta-ivai
TgAUMQARDllERSct JEFFKRUS.
GOAL DEALERS.
OfTtcBt-MaltllferthQusaa Street, aa Me.
M Merth rrtaee street. ..
xabds: ervn rnaea iraa awar sinisg
&&
LAMOASTBB.PA.
-DHOPOHALM fOK COLLECTION OF
A. aiase aaa ueaaiy Taase.pt awn an wi
Wards of l ssssaestslly.lsr s88t.wri jse
MtMaaaasMUsoseaeaaaiasstasMamajsMsi
aaaa,taafi8sMtljWfjtesy
AMjajtl sTEAHetasElaOaaJb aswawSi
USTRICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
IS EAST ElMl HTBEsTl.
LANCASTEB, PA.
Monday, April 4.
SPECIAL SALE OF
KID QLOYES
AtPrlcvs tin Astonishingly Lew aa will com.
pel their rapid sale. We nave closed out THE
WHOLE STOCK et certain stylesef one of the
largest Importers la th's country. W bought
these goods at about half their value, and wUl
offer them for sale at almost w bat they cost us.
LOT MO. 1.
Thirty-five Doten rour-Butten Scalloped Tep,
Real Kid, In all the Leading Spring Celers. Tans
and Slates, new goods Imported this spring)
they are worth 80c. a pair. OUR PRIUB, FIFTY
CK.MS A 1'AIR.
LOT NO. 1
Twenty Desen Five-Butten Scalloped Tep.
Real Kid U leres, BLACK, all alius, Una goods t
they arewnrthtl.Oapalr. OUR PsitUB FIFTY
MINE CENTS A PAIR.
LOT NO. S.
Eighteen Dessn Four-Butten BUtched Back,
Finest Spring Celere, Tans, worth S1.0O. OUR
l'RICK.SllTY-NlNB CENTS A PAIR.
LOT NO. a.
Firteen Desen Fenr-Bnttnn REAL EID, Finest
quality and Finish, Stitched Back, Finest Spring
bhades. Tans and Slates, worth $1.81 te II 89,
OUR PRICK, EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS A PAUL
LOT NO. S.
Twelve Doten, Five-Butten, same goods SS
Let Ne. 4, at ON E DOLLAR A PAIR.
LOT NO. .
Ten Doten Undressed. SUtched Back, all tbe
Leading Spring Celers, worth one dollar. OUM
raivsiasnii'riiaiiafliaa rAis.
LOT NO. 7.
Twentv.flve Doten Laclns Gloves. FlnsQual.
Itv, Latest Sprlrg shades, worth 8I.M a pair
OUR PRICE, SBVKNTY-rtVK CENTS A PAIR.
LOT NO. 8.
Only a Few Desen of Four-Butten Scalloped
Tep Geed Spring Celers, Tans, atTUlRII-E IN B
CENTS A PAIR.
Besides these fpeclal Numbers wa carry a
Complete stock of All uradee, styles and Celers
tn all sties, at the Lewest Prices.
ALSO A FULL NEW STOCK OF
Lille Taffeta and Silk Gloves,
IN BLACK AMD COLORED,
ALL AT PRICES WUICH WE GUARANTEE
TO HE THE LOWK3T.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
Ne. 13 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
WOMMlTVm.
-nURHlTURE WARKROOMa
BUT YOURSELF A PAIR OF THOSE
Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL EARLY AT
Hefflneier's Femitare Iireroens.
Thy are the nicest thing out and we have Jest
reeslved another let of theah;
90 aaaVcTT BXO BTRsTaW.
W
IDUYKR'S Jf URN1TUHK STORK.
WHAT WE DON'T SAY
AMD
. What We De Say!
WE DOMT say yen cannot buy Furniture at
ether sterts.
wa DO say that our Furniture will give satlsfac-
tlen i there Is none better.
WE DOMT say that you cannot buy Furniture
for lees money. .... .
WE DO say yen eaa sevs money by bnytng from
WE DOMT say that ether stores havs net large
stocks.
WB DO say that our stock. ferSIss, Design an
Quality, cant be beat.
WB DOMT say that ear Houses are eharglng
big profits.
WE DO say that are selling at such prices aa
toallewussomepmfls,ana yet we
get mere for your dollars.
WEDONTsaydouteaUonourfrlands'ln the
iMislneas
WE DO say that you will be treated cordially.
and wUl And a Isrge, weU-selaeted
stock and get the best for the least
money at
WIDMYER'S
FUBNITUBB BTOBB,
Oaraar But King and Duke) 0tf
LAMCASTER, PA.
SsplS-lrdAJMmw
H
0TJ8E8T1RE8.
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot
A FEW WORM ABOUT
Parler Seittf, Lewf, (tainl UpiwUUc UpiwUUc
iDgaelS(iiriig. We sell Parler suites la Hair doth. Flush, Ac.
rleae res s from 80 upward. WenseaeEX.
CBLSIOBak out work.
Leuages we saU from M apwara.
WassakaPtstaraFraBries and Leeking aissaaa
aad wtupntle your etSaYaU WaeTof"MIrrers,
ssUarpMreVmaatal, la broese orgeld,atraa-
Ssa TsSflzttep quite saMalaetery.
Test aaa have wert Repairea sew in vauv
aa these 188 altasU Cherry same la this
Mtw. ter m eum QTjmi ar.
HEINITSH'S
FunKen DtpeC
Mai Spring Heskrj
AT THE
BOSTON STORE,
KfB.SAt8 Rertk Qwm ii.
80 Oesea Laeaas' Begmte Made
GEBIAH ULllIOQUf MH,
UMea Pair.
Truly a Bsmarksnls IBargale.
88DOIBM
Ohildren'i Hew, 6a a Pair.
US DOSEN
OHLLDRMN'S RIBBBD HOO,
Fast colors, l(a.aPaU.
SDDOXBM
CHILDREN'S BIBBED HOSE.
Deuble Eneed,Me. a Pair.
108 DOEBM
Men's Het. 3c. a Pair.
1.088 DOUR
MEN'S HOSE,
, Be, tee, ll)ie tse.,t84Ba.SAae.
ssyws want yen se come aad leek at emr
stoat of HOSIERY.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
j.
MARTI A CO.
A SALE OF
-AT-
J. B. Martin & Ce.
We hare placed en our eeatn
counter in main store a rarleir et
nicknacks, from Chin Depart
ment, at bargain price.
soe Barbatlne Vases, Urge and
small sizes, at 25c. apiece.
One let ei Carlsbad Flower
Slippers and Beets a novelty, at
25c., were 00c.
A large quantity of Crackled
Glass Finger Bowls, at 0c. apiece,
worth 25c.
French A. D. Coffees, at 2.60
per dozen. English A. D. Cepe
and Saucers, 11.60 per doses.
60 Fairy LsMape, vt 22c. apiece.
CuMlataFerfume Bettles, im.
porter's samples, at onebalt price.
Umbrella Match Safes is hub
nail glass, at lie. apiece.
One let French China Individual
Butter Fads, at 8c. apiece.
One let Dresden Fepper and
Salts, at lie, worth 25c.; fermriy
sold at 25c. and 60c.
One let Decorated Bene Flats,
at 24c. ,extni value.
J. 6. Martin Ce.,
Oir.Wt KlBg PHM0 Ml.
LAMOAaraa. fa,
E
iAMTJEB-1887.
SOUVENIRS
DUSTER SEVS0N.
Oholea NeTtltiM.
EASTER BOOK&
at tbs aoeswroaaor
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
16 aad 17 lerth Qatta aHreet.
RUPTTJRbV-ODRK QUAKAMTKJft
Dr. i.U. stayer. 8M Are ssreaa, FwMsswJ
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