THE IiANO ASTER DAILY INTEIXIGENtJEB. SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1867. R !.. Jhtblugencek a tear, fwtt iriumnu A-ena te t '-Krvf5 nwM- mm wrmt m mnu MB 111 ASIHEHS MM, iIMMi MATMH MSMWIOV aVIsWi IsJ ite-l sin.1 sisU sis. K:: 18 S !8 .9 .9 IS K tii S IIM d 10 te ISm.... H iMHMUHUai WOTfeB.. I f 00 MM UK MM K Mitt..... IM 1M UM UHM0O MOO Mb.., - in mm itm am wee oe MM. SM UM MM MM MOD MM..... fMJUM MM MM MOO MJT MM MM MM MOM MOO MOO MOO auto 4ML TaVl.l- T-4TU. Xm ff OOKIJ luwiuguiuer w MORNHM. am e vn, limn c? mmmmu ivmv: WtwmeAt , ' esssssHessewewww---- 'iMl A 1IU ELM MM sWwTSw. J HUIMTMiH MM" Uv,rin & PijMi " - mmtTHncrai UXAWematm utmi te n tun umii m Utmt Ml rttfgrmmi sti IKTBTJJOMNCmR. auaiBg, Lancaster, ra ttjc Camatte JnteUigtnctt LANCASTER, APRIL S3, 1837. rl$ """Tie Fall rtke Railroad Director. t-Qff- ATCIJOUBIUW uccu BlIUCH. uy lUC liltl ( IBM we lnter-siate commerce law, wnicn 'mmpIt provides that there shall be no un. i4f lak discriminations by railroads between -;-SMMlr customers, has been the occasion of cempuunw irem certain points mat, ttftlr business la being taken away from J Menbythe new rates that the railroads have 'mAftnisMl- ThAlnAvtiahlamnpliislnn tftpltlipr pjt,;- sr " -- .-.- - RAtfrtsiiat thn mllm&da. havn established unfair ft'ntet, when the law commanded them te .'I atabliah fair ones, or else that the districts B ;lBJHred an Injured by fair rates, and have , Mmorere presperea ey unfair advantages 'Xg obtained from the carriers of goods. VjT TliAiM fl nut tin mm 1m aAfMAttilni e0 Vwvflm rt .. "" "' """ i V" ' ,M9 causes xer me complaints, ine Su;a;;tUreaas are generally believed te nave ;v1ymi little heed te the injunction te make !f their rates fair, beingcselely intent upon fejgfc Ung them profitable te themselves. Hut 'tr n smu awe te ee ciear inai certain places, ,.. -aeksa than certain individuals, have been flavored by the railroads as they have net been favored by nature. Naturally places that are nearest te the point of consump tion, or of shipment abroad, have the advantage of smaller cost of transportation ; but the railroads have largely deprived them of their advan tage in their eagerness te get a long haul en goods and in the greater competition which they meet in the extension of their lines Inte distant territory. The farther they go the mere railroads they meet ura greater is me rnTniirTHinii.tm jj, , , IS 1,m" wmcu m V I i a number erjQSiis, eiuiMrm.1. i,t . nnna , MpHKpvn uiu uicii vnu nun u, with tneaid of their connecting railroads. It may be said that this is a natural re mit of competition, and that the localities which are favored by a number of compet ing reads have a natural advantage ever the places nearer the consuming or shipping p-jiui, which entitles them te lower rates of freight. This is acknowledged in the inter state law te the extent that it permits as great a charge te be made for a longer as for a shorter haul ; but the law undertakes te deny se much advantage, te places favored with competition, as will give them lower freight rates for their greater distance than are given te points nearer the common destination. The abstract justice of the prevision seems plain eueugh.and the strength of the claim secured the enactment. The attempt te enforce it will show whether or no it is really just, or whether the natural law of competition should be left te work without this restraint upon it. It may be that it will be found that a common carrier should charge less for a long than for a shorter haul, and be required only te treat alike each locality and each shipper in it. It Is generally believed that there will need, at least, te be important exceptions made te the universality of the working of the long and short haul clause ; the transconti nental railroads, whose through business is great and local business comparatively small, being especially damaged by the new restriction. The idea of the law was net te interfere with natural competition and natural advantages, but te leave them free te bear their fruit, and simply restrain rail road directors from dictating their prosperity or decreeing the ruin of people and places. The great evil which it assailed, and which it has completely stricken down, was that of secret draw backs, by which a favored party was helped and his neighbor hurt. If the bill does no mere than this, it has lifted a killing weight from business; and the result will inevitably and very seen be perceived In a period of busi ness prosperity, which will be steady and enduring. There is a geed deal of smoke ever the prospect new, but it seems te us te require little sagacity te see that it will seen arise, and that business enter terprises will be undertaken with great Viger and zeal under the protection and guarantee which the law new gives te every enterprise, that It will net be choked out by the arid breath of railroad discrimination. Everyman may bow go te work in selecting his location, in reliance upon his judgment, and knowing that all the conditions upon which he will succeed or fail are open, and te be seen if his Judgment is geed, and that no unnat. fr ural conditions of transportation will arise Dfwsiaynjm. wV, There will be places that will be hurt jm wicj nui ue yimxa wat unytj eujujeu arbitrary advantages that they had no right kit te. Railroad officer! will no longer make ifi'Piittmimia secret partnership with their icP shippers. It is a notable Illustration of the wonting or mis law tnai in me uieartield bjtumluleus coal region, where cars custo custe sssrily made angels visits te the small shippers, new everyone gets all the cars hi needs. President Roberts has been glad fft te be able te de this justice te the region, . nu;n luimiirnni na ! rnnnj, ntmuiff .in - v.w-w.vcwmw . vuut UIUMW4 UU The aaseawl valuation is bow a little mere than twelve and one-hall millions, though there Is no reason why It should net be twenty.fi ve percent, greater. Perhaps if careful Investigation was made, it would be found that we are in the same beat with Lebanon, where according te the Lebanon Times, there are at least 300 new houses net included in the assess ment. At any rate, reform is necessary and it cannot come tee seen for Lancas ter. Under the new munlcip.il bill, assessors are elected by the people. This system cannot be worse than the present ward assessor system, and it premises te be very much better. If this' important concern continues te be neglected, it may be necessary te take the bull by the horns, as did the people of Dallas, Texas. Lastyearltsassessment was $7,000,000; already it has been increased by the beard of equalizers te $13,000, 000. Seme -V0 citizens, who are supposed te have given an underestimate of their property te the assessors, and te have over looked some of It, have been requested te explain this oversight, and it is thought that when the beard gets through with the work the assessment of the city will reach $14,000,000 against IT.WO.OOO, nearly doub ling in a single year. If Lancaster could add twenh five per cent te its assessment, every part of the city municipal machine would feel the 1m- pulse in a substantial and healthful way. Unsettled France. The arrest of a French commissary while engaged in the discharge of his duty en the German frontier may be the inci dent needed te shake the chip from the Frenchman's shoulder and precipitate the war ; but the past six months have been se full of war talk that people are about tired of It. Raren Harden Illckey, a French journalist who is traveliug in this country, has been talking te reporters about the state of things in France and paints a gloomy picture. But then the baron is a royalist and has no geed will for the repub lic. He probably tells the truth, however, when lies ly s that business is greatly in jured by the unsettled state of his native country : " X e one dares prepare for a en ture of any moment requiring time, for no one knows hew long it will be before all the existing conditions of government will be upset. Consequently there Is plenty of money idle and trade Is dull." This being the case the nation should be ripe for war and the only alternative In the mind of the re alLst editor is a change in the form of government. It is doubtful whether the Republican sentiment in France is strong enough te standtGe strain that is new upon it. It is stated that the arreteU commissary was implicated iu-a-plet te subvert the allegiance of 'fa Alsatians te Germany, but thejtrtjficial nature of that allegiance wavtfearly shown In the late election. -- The hostility te German is open aud avowed, and the province Is only held by force of armt. If the French etlirial was active iu any plot for the overthrew of this force, and if it can be sj proved, France will hardly make his seizure a cause for war. It may be that this incident has been produced by Germany with the deliberate purpose of provoking France, though one would think she could find a mere im portant cause of quarrel. At last a biographer of the court house goat has been found. TllE COURT HOUSE GOAT. rmmr intnminnm ae wmukt vmmrtn or muha cuabt. B Bat IMNI Off IUU Heard Rat lirawt lb Una at In Oanlf or Uamliiialrt-A lirgelar tutler at tfca Lecal Tampla el J attic. it. !. i& We are glad te learn from the Lancaster Inquirer that Dr. Wickershaui, acting en the I.NTKLLldE.NChK'n suggeHtie i, hail (,tie as a representative of the local Heinl et Trail i te Ilarriaburg, and left two proposed amend ments te the inter-municlpal hill wit i the Heuso cotnmltteo having that suhjeut la charge. "Thbe provide that the luymeut of street damages and the like may, if the city wills, continue as at present, aud that in stead of eue select and two common council men for every ward, no nutter hew large, there shall be the same reprceutallen as at present, plus one select aud two common councilman for etery additional 300 voters in anyone ward." m What If France should knock the chip oil Germany's shoulder ? The Pittsburg Times complain') that the interstate commerce law ii weni thin free trade, salt makes the cot of Cts'Bin coke se high In tha smelling districts e' Cittlurula, Nevada and Utah that foreign ceku brought te Han Francisce In bilUtt undersells I. Iren and steel men hud that the advance in rates from 50 cents te $2 75 per loe pounds baa all the etfMt of a prohibitory taritl gainst tbelr product aud iu favor el the Kug Hah importers. The railroads profited by ttmir old system, nd are careful that they shall net !) the suf ferera by the precasi of etiauga, but it falls severely upon the Industries that have been nourished by it and that ara net strong enough te stand alone. We are having en a small scale a sample of the state of things that would fellow a audden abtudenmeat of the protective taritl. If you did notplantatreeyestrday,te day jiaspienumtime. FN S-sfc It Is pleasant te note the pregreis In public esteem of a geed newspaper. Three years age the Hcranten Truth began Its existence as a twenty four column newspaper. Its dally is new thirty two columns and en Saturday It expands te forty-eight column. Te celebrate Its third anniverstry It appears in haadseme new type. Eilter Utrrett de serves hearty congratulations fir the success that be has made of this sterling journal, and itis a pleasure te observe that the pt'jlie ap preciate it f& &ti k-H' (state te de. The parties behind the throne stronger than the throne itself: but ill law has made their Waterloo. "c UH Ball Nutes. In Philadelphia yesterday the Athletics and rnlladelpnlas played their last and de ciding game for the le"al championship. The pitchers were Fergusen and ilrynan. Eleven bits were made efl the former and seventeen etl the latter. The Phillies wen by 11 te 8 There la no doubt that the ilroeklyn team Is strong, and yesterday they easily whipped Itnrnla'u fliu., t.iA,..! t. ...... r .. ........ uvi luumu umq fuuuers irem ins Monumental city. Pnenetuenal Hmlth was hit hard and elten, especially by llureb, Hmlth and MeTamauy of Ilyrne's team. The scere at the close was 0 te D. In St. I.-mls yesterday the o-iamplen Browns were beaten In their flrat game at home by the Cincinnati, The latter played without au.eirer and the icere was 14 te Z Among the -ether games played ye-terdav were the follewing: At Allentewn: Allen town 31, Keystone, (colored) 6; at Heading: Binghamton 18, leading 9; at Newark: Newark 11, Bridgeport 0 ; at Portland : Port land 6, Hyraeuse 1 ; at Bosten : Bosten 15, Buffalo 0. Denny Lyens Is smashing the ball for the Athletics. Yesterday he had a home run and two singles. Jenes, of Cincinnati, had a home run and a three baee bit cflCarutbers yesterday. id, Asitasssetst Islqslty. W:'J is a easa sestet that for ten vun rifes BSsaasM vaJHtten of Lancaster rpeets Us shown no in. ktatkat pette seta of the laMMWaaaBia la tka 1 .HjS bam baaa alaal te. th ! Persons who have occasion te visit the court house during the day have no doubt noticed a goat which holds forth In that vicinity. Many curious characters gather at the court house day after day In order te see that Justice Is squarely dealt out aud te assist generally In running the county attain, but none et them are mere humorous than the goat. It Is net entirely certain who owns the animal, but It Is beyond perad ven ture that he passes most of his nights In a horse stable en North Christian street. Karly In the morning he starts out en a foraging expedition. He visits many of the people residing in the neighborhood, but usually turn up at the court house early In the forenoon. He Is net en very geed terms with the Janitor aud tils assistaut, and especi ally the latter. When they are net looking, he quietly slips Inside the building and walks around en the tile fleer, lie Is known te every elllctal In the place and visits them In their elllces. Indeed from the air that he assumes one would suppose that he had mere business te attend te than many of the attorneys. Ue often ventures up the large stairways leading te the court room and la sometimes found en the landing. He has net yet learned the words Push" and ' Pull " en the large doers aud has net been able te penetrate the court room as yet. CHAMKU IIV THKJAMTOK. Ue has been chased down these stairways se often that he knows when he has been discovered by the janitor and before that efllceruan get up one stairway he gees bound ing down the ether. After visiting the elllces be passes the most of the day In the yard around the court heue. He formerly visited thelawyersin tbelr elllces but has been fooled se often by the words : "Hack seen, take a seat," that he no longer does them the honor. In the court house yard he atlerds great amusement te the many bad boys who Infest the place and persist in teasing him In every way whenever they run across him. As be walks along the street be is pulled about and yelled at en overy band, but he Is possessed of a great deal et sense and geed humor, and will go ue rally manage te get away before being injured He has a great many enemies among the des of the town, but he fears none of them. Sometimes they attack him In pairs, but he either escapes safely or puts them te lllght The ether day be was met lu Centre Square by a deg almost as large as a calf. He at once showed tight and the deg turned tail and tied. When summer comes and the dogs wear muzzles he can laugtr at them. Sometimes he is compelled te butt bad boys much against Uls wishes, when he becomes tired of tjbei'r teasing. But he is usually of a peace able disposition. ON'T TOUCH CANMDATE3' CARIH. Mush has been written about the diet of goats and much mere could be, told concern, ing them. There Is probably no ether animal that can make a meal en the curious kind of things that a goat puts Inte his stomach, and the here of this story is no exception te the rule. He has a great fondness for paper el all klnda and that Is probably one of the great attractions at the court house, where it Is very plentiful. It U said, however, that he positively refuses te touch the cards of candi date?, as many of them are tilled with bright colored paints which he Joes net relish, while ethers contain the names of objection able men. Oue of his greatest dishes la a show bill, and he will stand for hours tn front or a bill beard or at a telegraph pole eating etl dates a co rBACTen's sTenr. A few days age while the writer was watch ing the goat eat a three sheet bill of Milten Nobles, a well known railroad con tractor came along and related a story about a goat that he once owned. He was doing some work In an out of the way place In the western part et the state and became possessed or a pretty " Hilly. " The con tractor was called away suddenly one day te be gene about two weeks and fearing that Hilly would net receive proper attention In his absence, left with him a copy of the Philadelphia Times te eat. When he re turned he found that the goat was looking sleek and fat and still bad some of the news paper left. He examined the paper and found that the goat had eaten all around an editorial en Mayer Smith ; that was tee strong for his stomach and he could net go It. EUV lOSD OF TOHACCO. Among ether things that the subject of this sketch is fend of is tobacco. Almest every day in season, about neon, he visits a packing warehouse In the centre of the city and takes his dinner en scraps. The ether day a Joking reporter thought he would try him, se he cut oil about an inch from his plug of Rebecca. He handed It te the goat, and the latter quickly chewed and swallowed it, as well aa several ether pieces. The reporter found that the fun was all en the goat's side, and it was rather expensive te keep himself and the animal in tobacco. Any person can coax him up with a piece et tobacco, and he forms a strong attachment for these having it. He knows all the lawyers who chew, and has great contempt for these who never have any except that which they barrow. Among ether things that the court house goat does net understand is the Beck beer lithographs. Yesterday he steed for one hour looking at one In a North Queen street Baleen window and walked away apparently perplexed. A KEEN HCENT FOll A MKAI.. The small boy with an apple or an orange is a friend te this goat, and he will fellow them te the reef of a beusa The animal gen erally manages te pick up pretty geed meals from the baskets which stand at grocery stores. One day last week he began work en a basket of onions In front of a well known Kast King street store. He did net seem te knew the kind of vegetables they were, and he new walks en the ether aide of the street. One would suppose that a goat se well known, would fall Inte the hands of the police, but such Is net the case with this one. Ue has many warm friends en the force, and they de net disturb him. Heveral years age a well known efliser arrested a goat en the street and placed him in the lock-up alter a great deal of trouble. Ue was net sent te Jail, however, and before the etllcer was through with the animal, he took an oath never te again disturb a tramp goat. The here or our sketch atteuds te his own business, and by doing that he hopes te keep clear of the leek-up, and continue te make his daily rounds without molestation. We hope he may, and it Is certain that If he makes the progress in the future that be has in the past, be may yet be serving en Juries iu the court house. IU left 3,oae te the City troop, whleh. when It shall have Increased te W.O00, la te be usad te putnhasa and equip the animal with the proper equipments of the troop. The horse and equipments are te" be supplied forever, and as often as the horse Is disabled or dies his place Is te be supplanted by another. Ct.svKt.ANn, writing his declination et an Invitation te attend the unveiling of the Cal houn statue In Charleston, said : "I believe It would tie well If all he did and even all he believed and taught, and all his aspirations ter the welfare and proaerlty of our republic were better known and understood. It thla were, de much would be found te enlighten and encourage these charged with public duty, and much te stimulate patriotic en thusiasm." Gov. Ii.vuiuBEK, of lows, says that In eighty out of the ninety-nine counties of the state prohibition is emerceu, ana in iue re maining nlueteen counties it la partly en- rereed ; that no property has been uepreciaimi by lis enforcement, as saloons make room for better and mere legitimate business: that the enforcement of the law has hsd no noticeable etlect upon the population beyond causing the removal from the state of some Incurable dispensers, and perhaps Incurable consumers. tlBWAt) VEH TlSKMKHTa J. R.CALDWKLLACO. The Finest Timepiece In xurtenee. jfirii) vmu TMHMMtrn. P"rtOPOfsAIi8 KOK fsHOKlNUHORtVl lej the Sire Department et incter, I'a. Sealra nronesals rnr ahniiifi Hhmm innhA t Int. Department, for tha nnsuinar Vr. will tie f u, rveslvv Antl rtjtent person when hurt will at encn precurea buttle of Salvation Oil. It Is the best thing te curu sweltliiKS, burns or wound All drnicntals soil H at twenty nvu cents a bottle. Dr. Hull's CetiRb srnp sheulA l kept tn every family. A slight rough, If unchecked. Is ettrn tbe torerunneref consumption. One dose et tb! wonderful tutdlclnu has tvscued many from the kvute. ei'jreMt. Hvtivmn, Bllll.Oira COUUIl sua ConumpttenCufo Is sold by us en a gusrantfe. It cures Con sumption, fold tiy 11. II Cochran, drugKtst, New. 137 and le9 North gueen St., Lancaster, fa, U Ttis Population el Lancaster Is about 3U.01XI, and we would say at least one half are troubled with some affection of the Threat and Luu r, as these complaints are ac cording te statistics mere numerous than ethers. We would advise all net te neglect the opportunity te call en us and Ret a bottle et Kemp's Ualam (or the Threat and Lungs. Price 5Uciits and II. Trial slie tree. Kespect fully, U. 11 Cochran, druggist, 137 North yueen street. The Ekegren Watch. I his wateh baa been aeld In the United 8tatee for the past eighteen years ex clusively by Messrs Cald well t Ce., and Is unhesi tatingly recommended as the most aoeurate time piece produesd at tbe pres ent day, J. E. CALDWELL &CO. or ma rira untnnmtaa. at tint rnr'i emw, until Tutsflay, Aptll as, it;, at 1 o'eloek p. tn. The i oiutulttee reserve the tight te reject any or all bids. My elder et the Ueuunlttaa. r. LKW1S Null, chairman. Attest t C. i t knnm irr, Clerk. ail it TIT 11,1.1AM KPMONDS, Whelcul Dealer inJ Oemmisjim Merchant IS ALL KIKIISOV CIGARS. Advance umJe en saleable goods. Uftlce and Salesroom. ,., nvKTUKT. aprlVJmd l'revldence, Khode Inland. XK IT A TKR TlBKitEftn tJPttlNU, 1&7. A New Departure for Lancaster tn Fins Tat. or Inn. Importing direct tinin tbe beat makers el rimi Woellens. I lmvs tnst reoalvea through the llnitnn custeul heuae, a Urge Invotea et lay own Importation et BIUT1NU, bfltlNO OVKItCOATINU AMD 'lltUllSKUIMl, The Ilka or which, for xtjte nndiinallty.hu never been tiiimled In this city, and cannot be siirpiurinl. A special ln nation Is herthy oiteeded te all In want et Spring IMrinenls te mil rarly and seeura Chelen I'stterns V ei kiuuimhlp Un very beat and prices lower thsu m nr. II (IKUUAHT, inarrMydK Ne. 41 North gumnStrvaL B" OSTON HTOHK. pUlNA MATT1N08. A Sad BUslertuna. Is te raise's nice family of boys and girls and then huve them carried Inte an early grave by that terrible dlease Consumption, llwd the warning and check It In IU flrt staves by the prompt ue of hemp's llnlsnm for the Threat and Lungs, warranted te euro and relieve aU cases. Frlce SOc. and II. for sale by II. : Cochran, druggist. Ne. 137 zruu iwric. North gueen street. wi Mothers I Mothers It M ethers tt Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain or cutting teeth ? If se. go at once and get a bottle of MUS. WUiSLO W'S SOOTHING Si UUP. It wUl relieve the peer little snffer tmmedlately-depena upon It ; there Is no mistake about tt There Is net a mother en earth who has ever used It, who will net tell 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 Is perfectly safe te use In all cases' and pleasant te the taste, and ti the prescription of one of the eldest and best temala physicians and nurses lu the United States. Sold everywhere. S3 cents a bottle. mayJl-lydAw ?OLK ABKNT3 in the I'HITKD STATES 902 Chestnut St., PHILADELPHIA. SLKEPLKSb NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible cengh. Shlleh s Cure Is the remedy for old bv II. U. Cochran, druggist. ej 137 ana isi -enn gueen au, mncasier, ia. you. (2) A Captain's Fortunate Discovery. CapL Celeman, sihr. Weymouth, plying be tween AUanllc City and . ., had been mm, bled with a ciunh se thst te was unable toslecp teslecp and was lndueed te try Dr. King's New Discov ery for Consumption. It net only gave him in stant relief, but allaved the extreme soreness et his breast. His children were similarly affected andaslng'.e doe had the same happy effect. Dr. hlngs New Discovery Is new the standard remedy in the Celeman household and en beard the schooner. Free trial bottles of this standard remedy at II. 11. Cochran's Drug store, 137 and LU North guten street, Lancaster, l'a. (I) Uisdilies Lrvaa rsLLsrs ter sick headache t irpld liver, bUleusness and Indigestion . Small aid eay te swallow. OnepUladese. Price, c By all druggists. f&S-3mdTu.ThJ TmUMYEK'SFUKNlTURK 8TOKK. J. i. WIDMYER. FURNITURE! A Full Stock, Desirable Goods, Lew Prices, Newest Styles. WIDMYER'S FURNITURE STORE, Cerner Bast King and Duke 8ts LANCASTKH, PA. eDtMvdAJWmw We Caution Against Htm. The unprecedented success and merit of I ly's Cresm llalm -a real cure ler catarrh, hay fever and cold tn the hed-hsd Induced many adven turers t3 place catarrh medicines bearing some rcemblauce In appearance, style or name upon tte market, in order te trade upon the reputa reputa reputa tloaef Kit's Cream IHlm Don't be deceived, liuy only ICly's Creitn lUlm. Many In our Im mediate locality will testily In highest commen dation of It. A particle I1 app.lel Inte eaLh nesltll , no pain; ntsreeuble te use. Price 0 cu. all 2wdeedAw CHINA MATTINGS. 1 he an Ival late of several cargoes et CHINA MAT11NUS hirctd their sale te the Auction ICoem, a here we hare made large purchases et WHITE AND FANCY JOINTLESS MATTINGS ! htcb we are selling much lower than regular market prices. WIllTRand FANCY :MA1 riNU from l.'Kc teM: perjard. Dunend A Cocea Mattings IN ALL VMDIHS. LINOLEUM, CORTICENE, FLOOROIL CLOTH, RUGS AND MATS. BRUSSELS, YELYET, INGRAIN, AND Hall and Stair Carpets, of 'tsndard Qualities, from the Lewest l'rlctd te the Finest Made, tn larger lines than ever before offered In Lancaster. EAGER & BROTHER. Bosten Stere. 26 & 28 N. QUERN ST., Bjtween Posteffioe and Centre Pqutrt. COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL 25, OUR STORE W Be een N KW YOKK UTOBB. Becklam's Arnica BaJva. The Best Salve In the world for Cuts, Braises. Seres. Ulcers, Salt Uheum, rever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChUblalna, Cerns, and all skin ssrupuens, ana pusiuveijr cum tun, u. uu ij required, it Is guaranteed te lve perfect aatls- rlce 2ft cents per rnj.ttnn. nr mnnnv refunded. box. Fer sale by U. B. Cecnran, Druggist, U7 snd 1S North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa. KIDNKV TKUUBLEB. A Case of Many Years Standing Cured With His Bettle la a Han 80 Tears el Age. AixsHTewa, Pa,, May 8, 1888. Dastdblies Brmas Ce. Genu : I had been troubled with my kidneys feranumber of years, used almost everything without much benefit inUl I tried Daadellen Hitters. I used six bot tles and am pleased te say I am entirely rid of the kidney trouble, besides my system being toned up se that I feel like a different person. I cheerfully recommend the same te all afflicted in this way. JACOB afUBCUiUTZ. eblMmdTn.Th.8 COUUIl. WHOOPING COUOII and Urenchttts Immediately relieved by Hhlleh's Cure. Sold by 11 B. Cecnran. druggist, Nes. 137 and ID North Uaeen St., Lancaster, I'a. () Something Werth Knewing -4H3UT- Benews Bar Youth. Mm. PhmbeChealev.l'etersen. Clav Co.iewa. tells the following remarkable story, the truth town et which Is vouched for by the residents et the " i am 73 years old. nave Deen treumea Dress Goods! WATT & SHAND, 6, 8 & 10 KAST KLNQ ST., LANCASTKH, PA., l'lace en their counters te-day, THREE Extra ordinary Bargalus In New Spring Dress Goods. IPR1NO DHESM GOODS, BARD & Mcelrey A clearing purchase of the surplus stock prominent mauufactureis. of with kidney complaint and lameness for many years ; could net areas myseii wiineat neip. New 1 am free from all pain and soreness and am able te de all my own housework. 1 ewe my thauks te JCIectrlc Bitters for having re newed my youth, and removed completely all disease and pain " Try a betUe ; only GOc ; at Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 139 North Queen street. Lancaster. I'a. () Te Be Elevated te Judgeship. Londen, April SI. The Daily News says that tbe BU Hen. Hugh Helmes, Q O , at torney tsusral for Ireland, will shortly be lavatd te the Irish bench, being forced by Mr. Jehn O. Qlbaen, Q a, M. P., at preseet solicitor general of tbe prebata aud matri matri memlal division of the Irish coert, wbe will U Uasf t aueaada4 by Mr. Maddtta, Q. V. PEBSONAU Catiiehi.sk J, KiRKrATiucK, ei Phila delphia, haa left (10J.0U0 te relatives, and V oue te charity. GunsTONK has recelysd a letter from the Iowa 11. A. 11 , commending him for bis work In behalf of Ireland. Thb Sultan of Turkey haa presented te Mrs. Heap, wife of tbe Iste consul general at Constantinople, tbeorderef tbe "Chev Kat," a rare dlatlnctlen, there being few persons se honored outside the crowned beadsT JASiKS Kusskm, Lewell sailed ler Europe en Thursday. -He refused te be In. firvlewed saying : "1 shan't say a word. I believe If a man should die a reporter would try te Interview him and And out where he was going" Andbbw Caiinbuik, tbe millionaire iron klus. was married la New Yerk en Friday te Miss Louise Wblt&eld. The couple sailed ter Europe te-day. Mr. Carnegie caused te be drawn up antenuptial settle, men! giving bis bride outright au income of 120,000 per annum. Besides this, the bride basin birewn;rlgbt 100,000. Jesh da O. Lawhnck benueathsd about 128,000 te Philadelphia publle lasuiutleM, JTOTriINQ LIKE IT. Red Star Cough Cure. I'UOMPT.BAri:, SUBK-NO DANQEU. Hest EmcissTVOK Ilaescums. .nnla.Ohlo .nnla.Ohle I can cordially endorse the Ked Star Cough Cure aa n most efficient medicine for cases lUemlne Bronchitis the first dose giving relleL A. C WillTK. Agent D. AT. Mli' Wesdmtcl rea Cetn en tub Chsst Cchsd. 619 n. 5th St.. PhllildUnhla. Pa. This Is te certify that 1 had a heavy cold en the cheat, accompanied with severe cough ing I determined te use Ked star Cough Cure and In a very short time I was entirely cured. It Is wenderf nl. J.UOWAUD JAME3. Mothixe Lire It fob IUckise Ceca a. zm Sacramento Ht . Han rranclsce, Cal. In my several visits te the coast, I have always been attackea witna nackingceu but never found any relief like that alteri me by i." ItAKO UN NO. l.-Kerty-flve Pieces Yard Wide ALL WOOL SPUINti 8U11INUB, UO. a yard, made te sell at 37Xc BABQAIN N0.2.-lard Wlda ilalr Line BTBIPKD KT AMINE SUITING, 2tc. a yard, never sold for less thsn BARGAIN NO. 4 New Spring Shades In All Weel NOUrULK SUIT INGS, te Inches wide. STHc a ard; retail pi Ice all ever tbe country, far this quality, 80c. a yard. KVIBYTBINO NKW AND DL3IUABLI IN DRESS GOODS At Lewest Cash Prices at the New Yerk Stere. Cure.' attacked with a hacking cough. iv renei line tnat aneraea the use of your " Ked star Cough 1 am new free from any cough. CUAULK3 BttOOKS, Ha. Colds aud Sens Thseit Ctmsn Philadelphia. Pa. By family has been using during the se vere weather of tbe past month " The Bed Star rough Cure," and they have been much benefited by the same. JAMkS N.KKBN8, U.S. Marshal. Ceca ii I Coceh Cece ii I CrsxD. 7J Antelne St , Detroit, Mich. During the pat winter I have suffered from a very bad cough. It was nei hlng bnt cough, cough from early morning UU night. I was at last aevlsed te try the "Bed Star," and I am thankful te state that after two bottles I am entirely recovered. A. Jr. BANSOM. THICUABLK9 A. VOGBLEB CO , Baltimore g. rtei Star Ceuiu Cure, will by sending a two cent stamp and a history of thulr case, receive advies raas. ST. JACOBS OIL. THE GBB AT GERMAN BEKEDrrOB PAIN. Cures Bhsumatlsm, Neuralgia, Backache, Head ache, loeihache, bprafus. Braises and ether Pains and Aches, rifty Cents. All Druggists and Dealers. the;cuables a. vouelekce. Baltimore, Ma. TjJXHATJHTKD VITAHTT. iraiTJ8TBD YITAIITY w?J,!P,J"CI,OF "J1"-. areat Medleal Werk of the age en MannoetL Msrveua aad loath, and the nntelA aaleertas ebnseaueat taereea. soe pages sve. lpreertpMeiiafarali sealed. lUastraUvesaaple treale siTyenaaasl mini win , wr uie neas urn. w, sl rAaass, t Huia: UNI aai GANHMAH BRO. 66-L. Gansman A Bre.-68 NORTH QUEEN ST. We are new offering a large and complete as sortment et Men's, Beys' and Children s Cloth ing at prices never heird of beleie. Wl MeitieB A Few Sptciil B&rguns : Men's All-Weel Business SulU at Hoe. Men's All-Weel Worsted SulU at $409. Men' All-Weel rine Checked Casslmere Baits at IN .00. Men's All-Weel English Worsted Baits at I1J.00. Men's All-Weel rtne Imported 1'rlnce Albert Suits at 114X0. Beys' All-wool BnlU at 114 00. Beys' All Weel Mixed Casslmere Butts at 11.00. Beys' All-Weel Worst! SulU at S3 03. Beys' All-Weel Extra Ctne Catstmere SulU at I8.au. chUdren's All-Weel Elegant Made and Trimmed SulU at B.oe,IU,a5oii,aj oe. - -zx AsTLargest Assortment. J-ewest Prices. Save mnnny t,y buying direct from the manufaci turer, L. 6ANSHAN A BRO., Merchant Tailors. MAMUrACTCBSU OF Hes'a, Beys' a4 CUMrea'i CUUIbk, I. . COB. K. QOEEN OBAHOE Bli, LAJtOAaXXB rA. imeiMMt (aad aUslaatve) 9ethla 31 and 35 Seuth Queen Street. (OPP. FOUNTAIN INN,) Uave just epene.1 a Una of LUPIN'S 81LK IIENBIKTTA CLOTHS and LUPIN" TI1IUKT BHAWLb In Single and Deuble at Lewer Prices than were ever retailed In this city. Our 11.00 quality Henrietta Is worth ll.KK Onr IL JO quality Henrietta Is worth 11.43. Our II Vt quality Henrietta Is worth 11 MX Our aux quality Henrietta Is worth II fe. In Thibet shawls we can gtve you bargains that cannot be equaled In theclty. We are only X Square 'euth et Centre Square, and eurezpenses are net X whit they would be X Square Northeast or West of Centre Squire and we can and de offer you bargains In ttete, goods that will mero than pay jeu te come and tee them. AN ELEGANT LINE Of Spring Dress Meeds In All the -New Shades ami Styles. Frem 5 Cents Per Yard Up. All-Weel Cleths, lull yard wide, all shades, 37Xc per yard. Try our COBSET8 and have j ear New Spring Suits fitted ever them, as we have the best fit ting and best value for the money ever sold. An Elegant Corset at He. At Jee we can give yen what some sell at 73c, and at "3c we hive the best value ever given. bard & Mcelrey, 33 and 35 Seuth '.Queen Street, EVERY EVENING. Stamm Bres, & Ce. ft a re, ujrs.id. rpiIK I.K.YDKK.S I1AVK Just Received The Litest Novelties In FINE SILK HATS, FINE STIFF HATS, FINE POCKETS AND CKUSHEUS. -ele Agents for Knet's World Rtnewned Silk ud Stiff M, AUD TUK Original "Bosten Beauties" IS Stiff, Pocket & Crush Hats. TRUNKS AND TIUYEL1NG BAGS IS Fine, Medium and Lew Grades. STAUFFER&CO. 31 and 33 North Queen Bt. LA.NCASlhli, I'A. (OPP. EOUNTAIN INN.) marls lydAw KRH A RATRKON. lVT FLANNEL SHIRTS -FJB- Teurhts and Travelers. Fall Lines of the Celebrated IIKOKAW MANU- fACTUitlNM ciiMI'ANi'S M.NK FLANNEL BUIBT8. ALL COLOIts. ALLBTVLKB. Fine Ready-Made CLOTH I NG ! Ne trouble te Select a Salt from Oar FINE STOCK Or READY-MADE CLOTHING:. MEN'S VINE DBE8S SUITS, 119.00, 1 00, 118 00 and 110.00, MEE'S BUSINESS SUITS. I10.0O, 11100, S1J.00 and llftoe. A Fine Assortment of SUITS FOR YOUNQ GENTLEMEN. ALL THE LEADIaU 8TILEJ. Myers & Batnfen, LEAD1"U CLOTHIERS, NO. 12 BAST KLNQ STRUT. LAJfCAJTU. FA. tkah Atru eurntum. WiaUKE IT OUT FOK YOUKSKLF 1 CLARK'S American Tea, Ma and Grocery Stere, HO SGCKNTUBStjUAUK, liuy thulr uneils nt bottom cssh prices, which notenly mans lowest buying pilra-a, but abe discounts etr, when paying and svIHuk for cash enables us tn sell our goods as low as any ether heuse In town detiiK business In thu tame way, and lower than these buying mid selling en time. J ust arrived, another let of these I'retzelntts ; they are excellent Kiill Linn of (.lean, rresh Mrecerte. he rid stoek at Ktve awHyprlecs Flue less and Ceiri.es a Specialty at Ne JtiLen tre Square uiartJ tMAw JOHN A. CLAltK. TKV GOOU.S. Nothing Succeeds Like Success. FresperlnK under the pnisaureef uulncrpas- 1U)( pilllll.KU.UII.VU Pl.ll ,minMi. ...u, . Ul IUU- ct'sK, drlvlnir th heels of truiln ever a smooth and glldid track, eptmlnir np this spring's trade wllh a hlazn et tituinphniil Klery, WI HK Till. I'lOMKintH rult LOW I-UIUKH undthi (.U1D1.VU HTAK roil dQU AUK AND HONK'T 11KAL1NU. Ne discouraging ebnlacles In our path te Impede the progress of a live and snap ping business. Dubinins men wonder at our growing success and deserving pnpulatlty. We show no stale goods at high profit prices. We are mends te the publle and Iim-s te high uur mui is uf uuuvqi mu nredl i people comKitltlen. ly cuering uargnin. jii)ih nru mwsyi ut lighted and surprised wnnn tbey come te ou store und find Coffees inurked UX, is 18, ie. 21 and 23 cents, and last, but net le-st, Clirke s Famous Combination Celfee, only He l.Uuw l.Uuw anteed te be UKTTKIl Ihiui liny Ma Cotfre SULU IN TU1S CITi OU COU.V IV. Sold only CLARKE'S Wholesale and Ketiill Tea and Coffee Stere, .NO. 61 WEST KINO BlltHKT. SOrTelephene Connection. Closed every evenlug at 0 o'clock, except Monday and Saturday. MlOKlL KMOVB.) WNQLKTRKK BTOCK I'ABM. Btandarfl-Ured S'alllens In Service. BTOItVKINaiUS!) SVSO.OO lteceid, 4 years, 2 47. HIHKNBY(lt) E30 00 nr Bend for New Catalogue UAN'LO. ENOLB, apl SmdAw Marietta, Pa. -DANK BKS. " KUHN, LOEB&CO., BANKERS, S0NABSUABT., NEW YORK, UAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SELECTION or CHOICE INVESTMENT BEUUHITISS. Correspondence et fanken, Brokers, and In vestors Solicited. tuuiWnldtu.ThAS RUFTUBE-OUBK aUAKANTKKD BY Dr. J. B. Mayer. Ml Arch street, PhUadel phla,Fa. Ease at once. Noepsratlon srkatf ness delay. Thousands of cures. At Eeystens HOTSs7sUanFMtat.rtaj0l SeMlertLrsaian. Advteettwv. s-annvd i feSSS?&iA,r-,tt ,. -, - ....... u,lil5t:i-ALMh ,jsJS thwc 7lt, Jty. iZn.3lJ&-,, .-t. f . ik'jlZa
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