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LANCABTKlt, MAT 3), 1887.
Xeaerial Day.
Decormtlen Day and Whlt-Menday corn
lag hand in hand this year, like blue and
gray together, make fainter the sadness
ttet belongs te the former ; and the mourn'
lag for heroes dead Is mingled with rejeic-
fau fiw th viaea anil tdentv tbnt. havn fel.
flawed war.
ili3 tad lengthens the lines of the graves they
'iix mich te decorate, the ceremony of honor.
;Sg we aeaa aeiaieis oecemes sieaauy
ere popular. This is right, for with the
bener for the men who fought for the old
flag there is every year less bitterness for
the men who fought against it. As the
years roll en, the fiercer passions of the
war are lulled, and the rising generation,
while they honor the bravery of their
fathers, will feel less resentment against
the new Seuth.
In the Seuth the mourning for the lest
cause is rapidly giving place te a feeling of
quiet satisfaction a conviction that after
all it is best that the cause was lest, and a
hearty pride in the strength and greatness
of our common country.
Ne man who loves his country can watch
the tern old battle flags following the flow
ers te the graves without feeling a thrill of
the noblest emotions. That love of country
May be kept alive, that the spirit that ani
mated gallant deeds may be the heritage of
ell Americans, it is essential that by such
ceremonies we should fester a reverence
for patriotism. An enlightened public
policy should de all that can be done te
cultivate a pride of country that may again
he the salvation of the republic in darker
days.
The CsnlteT.
IJiulte fail te understand the abuse
alch some of our newspapers heap upon
the state capitol building, or the justifica
tion they have for sayiug that It Is a tum
ble down and rickety concern that ought
te be done away with. The Philadelphia
Times is one of these. We haveseen no such
Indicitieu about the capitol structure. It
appears te be well built and substantial. It
has net the gew-gaws of modern arohitec arehitec
tare about it, but is handsomer iu its
modest un pretentiousness than mere am
bitious capitols are in their ostentatious
finery.
We beg te say te the Times that a city
Which produces the monstrosity known as
the city hall, and which after fifteen jears
of building and mere than that many mil
lions of expenditure, can show nothing
better worth the time and money .should net
have a word te say about the capitol build.
lag. It should lie dumb as the oyster.
While the capitol stands upon the hill at
Harrisburg, the building new there should
stand. It is geed enough for all ages.
$vv nuui tuv uapiuti is icivuteu iruui iiarus
tmrg, as it probably will be come day, we
will build a new building and pray then for
deliverance from abortive architecture.
Dying Declarations.
, The interesting question is raised in the
trial at Mt.Helly.N J ,of Peak.ferthe mur
der of his cousin, Katie Andersen, as te
whether her declarations may be properly
given in evidence. Several witnesses are
ready te testify that she said at divers
times that " Bart " bad shot her, meaning
Hartley Peak. It is also shown that her
father aud her physician te whom she made
the declarations told her she was likely te
die. The fair presumption is that she
thought she was iu a dangerous state aud
that she wh disposed te tell the truth.
The law admits such declarations when
they are taken under the belief that death
Is going te ensue; but whether they may
be taken when the belief is that death
nay come, but without feeling a certainty
that it is coming, is the question.
Doubtless the safest ceursn will be te
held that the belief must be that death cer-
talnly impends ; otherwise the gates will
fe, be opened se wide te dying d. claratiens
. that it will h lifrtni.lt I...... ..
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.? ean nearly alwas be made te auwar that
?s the person whose testimony Is sought te be
given naa an apprehei sien of death.
: JBUt it teuis te us that another and a
S tery serious aud doubtful question is raised
;& te the testimony of Katie Andersen :
itad that Is as te whether her brain, with a
J bullet bedded in it, could be certainly relied
rvrnm ft tvi fiw, from ri.lnaliin and n t.
..-. .. .UM mui mj m.
ible of testifying Incorrectly. Is the
burthened brain net impaired at all V
if It is impaired, is it certain thtt it
t is net in the faculty of memerv 'i It is mild
Sv-ivthat Katie Andersen was sensible until the
- letter part of her illness, and talked iutelli.
fr,. gently which all may be, and yet Iw con-
.stent with her inability te use correctly
':;the faculty of the injured part of her brain.
rnere seems te be an opportunity here for
;lBtft investigation and testimony, worth-
s, as it often is, it ought te produce
HSMthlng of value as te the effect en the
of a bullet that has impaired cer-
i ei we Drain.
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'f,Y " sieaaieg Earaiagt.
W steaaiug ratlreaa company has made
ssawsaeut Ter April, showing three-
et a minion Hollars mere than
of last year, there being both an in-
Of receipts aud decrease of expenses.
g should make a geed statement
; !U sleeps iu the (mi bed with the
ivaula, aaa there is mi longer cut-
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tseg e rases betweea them . DiMlnfass has
IssatuTed, eeiU pewmnfa geed pricesand
freight movement is aSnvyTNetie has ever
doubted the power of. Heading se te earn
Immense revenue when business should be
geed. !he has a great earning capacity in
her coal beds, and her only need has been
te sell coal at remunerative prices. Tti s
the present condition of things enables her
te de. The present manageuv nt c.iunet
claim as their work what the revival of
business has brought almut. Tliey have
reduced expenses and heli-ed their re.nl
along, doubtless, in a c mpetfiit way.
Their alliance with the Pennsylvania lias
apparently been te their interest generally,
though hew it will bain the long run re
mains te be seen.
The Scotch Thistle.
The Scotch Thistle sailed aw.i from her
English competitors in the light breezes of
Saturday's race, and the expectation is
that she will come ever here and carry
away the cup. Her designer was here last
year and saw what it was that gave the su su
perierity te our yachts. He found it te lie
in the ability te carry a large spread of can
vas which their centre beard gave them.
The Thistle has been built te carry the
largest possible amount of canvas ou the
smallest amount of hull, and does it suc
cessfully in light winds. 'Whether she can
de it iu all weather is net )et sIieau.
These competitive trials of racing yachts
r.renotef auy practical value. The ma
chines built te carry sails are net of auy
value, save as racers ; aud as racers they
have no value, save for amusement or for
betting purposes. Fast craft go nowadays
by Bteam, aud speedy sailing is of little
consequence.
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Let us cherish te day the memories el
these who died that the uatien might Urn
The president caught no Ush at Saranac
lake en Saturday, but ter two years he hat
been catching the public favor.
ItGFKRRI.ve te the opposition of some el
the Southern Presbyterian clergy te union
with the Northern church the PittseurK Vis
patch says :
'In the days of the great founder el Chrltl
anlty there wu a lest caum which undoubi undeubi
edly appealel te Ilia human atlectient aa
Htrengly as the cause of the old Seuth te the
directions of tbeteicenUeaiei, but he turned
from It te ilia higher inlleti w itbnut Intima
tion that it pained btiu te de a JnJ;et lay
proatrate at the feet et Heme, but Christ never
inelew rendered unto Cruar the thlnifi that
were Ciestr'a aud unto Ciel th things that
wereliiMl'a, If the clerics efthn I'renbyterlan
church Seuth cannot (ollew 11U example in
this particular, what batter are they than
bliud leaders of the blind?"
Ben : 1'krlky Poerk is dead. He always
put a colon after his tirst Dame, A
period will new sutllee.
Ged Vest our Itvlne f o'dler a thy aurt
Around our UejJthlj Uecoratleii Day.
Senater K. C. Stockbridee, et Kala
mazxt, Michigan, has been interviewed in
Philadelphia en presidential prospects. He
said that the prewlng sentiment in bis state
was against Blaine and in favor of Sher
mati, that President Cleveland had mde
a K1 president, in the opinion et Uuiltitu"
men, aud bis financial fmlicy was popular
with a very Influential element, lin thought
Jehn Sherman peculiarly fitted te oerceuie
this sentiment, l'atrlotie men will want te
knew why 11 la necceaaary te overcome a
sentiment based en a pralneertby ttJmtnls.
tratien. Senater Stnckbrldge approves
President Cleveland and tvi cult that the in
fluential buslnest element of the country
will endorse him, but is anxious te pit the
cynical Jehn Sherman xgatust him in order
te accomplish bis overthrew. Ills reasoning
will appeal ealy te narrow ptrtlsi'is tnd all
the pedautie pomposity ela theoretical finan
cier CHUnet weaken the held of President
Cleveland en the business men of the
country.
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Decoration Day Is te be donation day at
tie Jewish hospital, I'nlU'ielpbla, this year.
There is geed taste and go d sanse in this.
Dr. Kee, of Berks county, hating been
cenvicttd in I.ebtnen county ei practicing
bis profession there without registration
according te law, the supreme court has
afllrmed the legality of the coiviclien.
Whereupon doctors will beware of travelling
outet their bailiwick. The law is Intended
te keep quicks at home, and may nsrve a
useful purpose. There are all sorts of fellows
in the medical profession, and It lJustas well
te keep them en their own dunghill. Such
extortieners as Dr. Weir Mitchell, el Palis
adelphla, who came te I.tncasier lately for
an hour or two and charged live hundred
dollar?, ought te be kept at home te prey
en the lambs in their own pasture.
"Feiiemian Oats" is the name of the
latest swindle upon the guileless firmer.
The Scranton lltpublxcnn ssys that "it
has been tee leug and tee elteu the practice
te regard crimes against the ballet box as
evidences of smartness en the pirt of their
perpetrators, rather than etleuei. HKalnnt the
public geed." Let the Sixth ward frauds be
probed.
I.nve and ti-aru f r the Blue,
'tears anil lete ler the urty.
PKUHONAL.
Secretary Whitney nays that all the
New Yerk Democrats will be found lustily
cheeritiK ler Cleveland next yesr.
KutVARDCoei-Eiiand Mrs. Abratn Hewitt
have ceiitritiute I JIM Ox) te the Cooper
Union endowment in .New Yerk.
Very lU.v Chabi.es V. O'Connor, D. D
rrinr of St. Michael's Catholic church,
Philadelphia, died ou Sunday in his forty
eighth year.
Jehn C. Linvii.u:, of Gap, secretary of
the Agricultural society, has gune en a long
trip. He will (O by easy stages te California,
thence te Portland, Oregon, ami, in all preb'
ability, will there embark ter Alaska He
will be cone all Mimuier.
H. V Mitman, a theological student in
the Itefiirmrd seminary at Ltuctster, will
take the place of Kev. Itufus W Miller, as
sistant pa-ter or the Second Knlermed
church, Heading, while the latter is travel
ing in Kurnpn during the hummer.
Kdwahu AT kimie.v, theeconemist, whose
anhieM'iiiniti iiicluiiethelnventlen el acook aceok acoek
ing aiptiatus by which he believes a man
ean live en six or eight ceuts' worth of feed a
dav.cetitlues that the UtteNt inscription for ills
epitaph would tie : He taught the Amerl.
can eple hew te slew."
rnoPbssen Oswald t-'EiiiENSTitKKn.
who ims been looking Inte m early iiintery
etOermanJiuriiallsmin Pennt-ylvaula, baa
L" ."hV.6'1 l" V',IUl!,1l'Dl'4 greatly pleased
? f.V'e re;u"" "' hl" vl-lt, l.avInK -eeured
t VW, ,0' Krw4t ''Wrle valu- lie was
Mrj,,,hn,1srr?,,,'y ,,fJ ""
Klineii William O'Urikn, spesklng te a
crowded heuM, 1 Ijesu.n en Htunlay, a"l"
"Ameruaii sympvhy is no new thing ,, I r 1
land, for it baa u en the day star of our Ijei-Jh
In many dark hour. 1 knew ,,,, " g
force that has had such a magic, etlect L5
American opinion in nerving the great heart
of William Kwart Oladatene anil enr own
matchless leader, Charles "Hiewart prnell
Ged blmis and guard tlieiu b ith I Why rte i
say Ainerlctn oelnkm is of sucii .,...
weight T licsue America Is the land el the
future, the land of the free and any ram, that
commend Itself te the hearts and sympathies
el CO, 000,000 nt American freemen that canto
can no mere tail than the pre-slavery mob, te
which eurchalrmau Just alluded, could today
fasten the links upon the slaves whom
America set free "
(Muleumi Tbalr Unlit.
At Columbus, Ohie, ou Friday evening
Charles Peakes, a dairyman, hearing burglars
areuud his beuse, raised a window and was
flred at and mortally wounded. Thrre
young men El ward Ilrautlngban, Orry
Judy, and Kttme.d Judv, who bad prt.
vieusly been eiupleyed by Paakei, were ar-rsstedandcenlsaWuelrguUt.
MAJ. BMHt t'MMLMt TOOItST.
Awsgejg
Theetsran JanrtialUt tile In Washington en
puiulay Slorulug-feine Arceunt el Ills Lire.
The remains of Majer Hen : Perley Poere,
who dieil lu Washington early Sunday
morning, were placed In a celli n at neon. At
1 o'clock about titty of his personal friends
assembled lu the corridors of the Ebbltt
house as a mark of respect Ne services were
held. The body, nccempauled by Mrs.
l'oere, Mls Kllen Poere, a sister or the dead
man, aud htseeustu, i: D. Appleton, left the
city en the 2 o'clock iltten train, and will
be taken te the Poere homestead, Indian
11111. near New burypert, Mass. The funeral
and luterment will take place there en Tues.
day. Messrs. Nordhetl, Careu, Lyiuan,
Wight and Seckeuderf, repreeenttng the
WashiDBten correspondents and the Gridiron
club; General llojnten, Ketxirder Mussey,
Admiral Aimy and General Van Met,
repre-euting the Leyal Legien, and a com
mittee of the Scottish Kite Masens accom
panied the remains te the station.
Majer Hen : Perley l'oere was for mere
than lilty years a clee observer of things In
Washington, and ter a large tortleu et that
time had written about them ler the news
paimrs, Th fund of reminiscences which be
had at his bngers' ends was something re
markable. He had been noted for years as
the best man in the ell v te tell a story, and he
had earned the title. Ue had been intimately
ttceuslnted with leadlug public men since the
dss of Henry City and Themas It. Henteti,
and had been persuaded te write a book con
taining these remarkable reiulnlcensts This
book has recently been published iu two vol
umes and bids lair te rival Themas H. Hen Hen
ten's "Thirty Years in the United States
Senate."
Msjer l'oere was born In 1J0 atlndtan Hill
farm, about lour miles from etvsburytt,
Mass, where his aucesters hate lived iu un
broken succession since UM. At the age of
seven vears lie was takeu te the District of
Columbia, where the principal portion of bis
busy nte has since that time been spent in
public duties. In 11 he accempauied his
parents te where he had the pleasure et meet
ing Sir Walter .Scott, Themas Moere, Gen.
I.stayette, and ethers distinguished In litera
ture. Upen his return from Kurepe he was
placed in a military school te receive a pre
paratory training ler West Point. The pros
pects or a military life which his parents had
intended be should fellow being par
ticular v irksome te him, he ran aay
from "school and home, and appren
ticed hiiU't-lf te a printer in Worcester, Mass.
Alter a iwrled or drudgery hf re he visited
bis home, when his father purchased for blra
anewspapsretll-e in Athens, Ga , where he
spent the following two j ears, when be was
ellired and accepted a position as an attache
te the United "stales minister te Helglum, re
maining abroad Uve years and visiting dur
ing the time every portion et Europe, the
Uely Land and Lewer Cypt. On his re
turn in lslT he began, in Washing Washing
ten, the correspondence for Massachu
setts and ether papers which he ht
since continued. Iu 1WJ he was ap
tainted clerk of printing records ter the
United States Senate, and has also edited the
Congressional Directory. His Ute home at
Farm Uill,Mass.,ls a mansion of sixty rooms.
It contains mere historical relics, documents
aud records than any public library iu the
country, uet excepting the government
archives. It hIse contains au amateur print
ing ertlee, which is a model el its kind, and
as the major is an exjiert in the matter of
agriculture, his larm aud stock are net te be
surpassed anywhere. Majer Ben : Perley
l'oere was considered the " Deau " among
the corresponding fraternity.
I.N MKVOUIAM.
Seatterthe iliwiri Hentl eter
The uieands where rith the scented clever
Anil pli-a-unt grtus ;
Fer there, far under earth s rush and riot,
Our heroes lu tuber In dreamless quiet
While -eisen's piss.
Whimper a prayer at y iu kneil u)ove theuj ;
1 hlnk of the hearts that tend! love thrm,
Aud mils them still,
tiling them violets. refs, pan,le j
Weave with the blossoms a hundred fancies
Of weet geed will.
Hener the sleepers lying lowly ,
ChurLih their mo'iieriea dear and helj
The nation's trust.
And while o'er all the iron llstf tower",
scatter with generous band the newers
O'er precious dust.
LilUan Urey, in Ooed llauttkttpiny.
" A frlenil in need Is a friend indeed " Puch a
friend 1 Ilr. Hull's Cough syrup, which shnu d
b In every family. It costs only 23 cms Olte
It nt i l,i)
One bottle of Paltallen Oil can chingu a fran
tic victim ut rheumatism Inte a dote of gentle
ness. ifMVIAl. XUtlUA.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shtleh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cu., Su eta.,
snd II, rer sale by 11. B. Cochran, Urugrlat.
Ne. 1J7 North Uueen street. (b)
Met Kscellenl.
J.J Atklns.Chli'f Of Police, Knexvllle, lenn.,
writes: "My family aud 1 am lieneHtl tries of
tour most excellent medicine, lr Klirg's New
IMseetery for consumption ; having feuml ft te
bxall that jnu claim for it. desire te testily te
lutlrtuii My friends, te whom I have retein-un-nded
It, prul-u t;ai every opportunity " Dr.
king's New lllreevery for Censuiniitlnn Is
guuruntted te cum Coughs, Colds, llninchltls,
Aitthma, Croup and titury ntTt-ctlen of Threat,
Chest and Lungs. TiiU bottles fire ut Cochran's
lirug store, l.:T and lu North gueeu street, Ijin
casUir, Pa. Utrgu sUe, 1 li. (3)
Sllll.OlfS CUUK will
lminMiiatl
relieve
Cm up. Whooping Ceu
ipluit cnuirc
b and Urenchitis. Fer
sain uy ii
II. Cochran, UruggtsL Ne. 137
North
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CinHHe strrst.
llrace I'p,
Yeu are feeling depressi d, your appetite Is
peer, seu urn botherid with headache, ou are
ttdsety, nervous aud generally out et sorts, uud
want U brace up. Ituice up, but net with stlin
ulitnls, spring iiitdlclnnii, erbltturs, which lutve
ler their biutls tery cheap, bud whisky, and
which stliuululejeu fnritu Imur, and then leate
1 cm In wersu condition thun belere. It hut ou
wunt Is un lUumillti) that will purify tour
bleed, start healthy ui tlnu of thu Liter mid hid
in'js resleie our vitality, and glt lenewmt
hnulth and strength, cucu u uiedlclne you will
II ml In tlt-clrlc llittt-rs, mid only Su uiU u bot
tle ut II. II. Cochrun's Uruu itnni, IS1 and lJul
North Queen struct, Lancaster, Pa. (J)
IIIK Ur.V. l)KO. II. THAI Kit, of UeurUn
Ind., says : " lleth inysell aud wttu oweeur lives
t'J.lllll.Uirs CONSIMPllON CUUK." rer sale
Uy 11. It, Uechrtn, Druggist, NalJl North gmsin
street- (i)
The Mystery Solved.
It has always Ih-cu undcrsUied that coiuuiiir ceiuuiiir coiuuiiir
tlen was Incurable, hut It has recently been
dl'cevc-red that hemp's llalsam ler the Threat
aud Lungs is gltlng mere relief than auy mown
remedy. It Is iiuamnttied te relieve and cure
Asthum, llreuchltls aud Coughs Call en II, II.
Cochrun, druggist. Ne 1S7 North Uueun street
and get a tilal betllu free of cost. Large size &0
cents and II. ()
A Kciiutrkablej OoeU Man
M h!.?ne "ttaiiida te the comfort of bis tamlly
and will net lut his little ones suffer with affec
tion el the I'hriwt aud Lungs, whereby their
iimHiV? ""dangired, hut who should at all
llalSif.' .Vi',u.'."i?ul ""vwrelgn lemedy. hemp's
rer ?iit i,l 1VU if i".u ttIulil 1lafrtte frit.
ou"".. "tl'e"1 "' Cec,'n"'" druggut,!; N'eriB
Uuckiaa s aruita ait.
The Uest Salve In the world ler Cnu mi
fereSjUUfrs, Salt Uheu r Jv Jr BerSSS
Chapped Hands. Chilblain's. Cerns, iiWi ,
EranUens, and peBlttvely cures PlfesTSrne Ji5
najulrud. It Is guarant..a tejrtve iwrlect saus.
(actleiu or inenuy reluudee. Price a eratauS
box. F'er sale by U. U. Cecnran, UruKKtit.lLn
aud 11 North lne-n .tiwt I musii? p;
1 he PsepU AslnuUhrtt.
Many pentile are astonished when they dis
cover Ihu wile circulation e Thomai' Kcliclric
OU Then Is baidiy a dius house In the country
that de's net have this remedy upon Us shelves.
'J he public have found it Is a geed thing and
sUuktell. or sale by 11. H. Cevhrsn, druggist,
WaoauWKerUiyuetm street, Lancaster.
MKD1CAU
I Q1MMUMH 1.1VKH KKQUIiATOX.
TAKK
Simmons Liver Regulator.
1IKST 1'AMll.r MKD1C1NK.-NO 1I0USK
HULllSllOUtU UK WlTHOt TIT,
And, liy I'eln kit rvitdjr Mr liuinmllU u
will "inn m:ui-nn hniir el xiitTurlii); auil nmtiy
it Jclliir In Hum iiuJ itiKturst' lillla.
"SIY O.M.Y rAMIl.VMEDIClNK."
" 1 hiiM lu'en nr of Sluiinen l.lvxr Urtti
Intnr (iiriintnv ttir4 tivvtnit uimla It tnv en
fuilly lm'Oleliin It I jun, kxi! hihI mlln mlln
bie iiiiIIcIiik. lv uiiiltHirunlnrwinu w very
mtlKl te It. I flnil itui Ucitnlatiir ery li,
linrmU'niHl tnlUtili n titinlly Minllclnp, hiui
u nel II for tn illorUrel I he sytim an a
feuml It tnt lu ch trni. 1 liollevo It It wan
ul In tlmi' I wen il tirote t unwl jttvtBtitltii
of pleKni'K 1 lmt'Oiti'ii ivceiiuuiMuHxl It te my
filfnitatnl itull I'onilnue te" llav I M IteL
l it.. I'mter M K church. Meuth, ralrftelil,
'le.t M llii A Ce, l'Mltu1i'lM, imnirli'ters
Hlminens Lit i'r Kiilitter iii-Vvix1A t
A.
Ttll.erilOKOS FOB KUKUMAT1BM.
A SWINDLER
does nex rotor possible purchases te his vic
tims. Thfc Atolephoroj Ce. gladly relers suffer
eis from rl.'eutusllm, neuralitla, sciatica, ner
vous or stJ headsche, kidney and liver coin cein
Vhttuts te thest who fieie errn currif of thie
dleca'cs bv Athlophenw, and wtll furnish names
and addrfves el many such peneus te these de
lrtng tliftu. Athlopheios Is tru only remedy
ter these c'lseaics that cau stand such a test.
A UTheiias, Cnbt, N. Y ,ays "Hysen, J.
M. Thomsen, hsd been sutTertng (reui theuma
tlsm for several months. Athlopheros rellevfd
him of the p-vln, and reduced the elllng of the
Joints, aud the lameness entirely disappeared. 1
haveseen thed htivlng ueuntlgla cured by tak
ing one dose."
A. lUiard, Mt, KiCe. N. ., says ; " 1 hat e been
troubled ter some time with sclatlcs. and rheu
matism, brought en by working In a damp
place. 1 could And no remedy In medicine I
ws u'lnp, until 1 tried a bottle or Athlopheros,
w hlch gat e me Immediate relie'. '
Mrs Alfred Thursten, 11 .North Slain street,
tt llkesbane, I', pays "1 nm net troubled
with rheumatism new, since using Athlopho Athlepho Athlophe
ros 1 helleve, should It in any ese fall tore
Het e ami lvnnanently cure, the cause would be
that the dlrtctlens w ere uet falthlully followed "
J J Sat itr. Nazareth. Pa .sayj' ' I gave two
bottles el Athlopheros te my sister, and she has
entirely recevertd Mie was allllcted within-
flaimnstery rheumatism ana su itus aancc,
aud idtheutth we had two of the best doctors,
he gradually grew worse. Shu would scream
from pslu nl(tht aud dsy 1 hsartlly rccein
inend It."
Kvery drugKtst should keep Athlopheros and
Athlopheros fills, but where they cannot be
bought of the drusxist the Athlopheros Ce., Me.
112 Wall street. New Yerk, wtll send either (car
riage p ild) en receipt of reirular price, which
Is ll.uu per bottle ler Athlopheros and Jee for
1'Ula.
Fer ltver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia. In
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, disease
el women, constipation, headache, Impure
bleed, Ac , Athlopheros Puis are unequaled.
uiayjO-lwd.twMtvr
c
APC1NE PLASTERS,
35MEIHLS AlVAllDEI) TO
Bensen's Gapcine Plaster !
THE DE3T IN TUB WOULD.
Cures Pleurisy, ltbeuinallitn. Lumbago, Lack
ache. Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all
Aches and strains.
IU? ware of Imitations uudsr similar sounding
names.
- Ask for Uansnn's and take no ether.
decllCmdAwllWAP
fMJUK UDaRANTKKD,
RUPTURE.
Cnre guaranteed rjy tin. J. B. HATIH,
Sue at ence: no operation or delay from bust bust
dess: tested by hundreds of cares. Main office,
r 4KCH T PHILA. Bend for Circular.
fl-lTlw
rpe
WEAK MEN
Suffering from the effects of youthful errors,
early decay, wasting weakness, lest manhood,
etc., 1 IU end a valuable treatise (sealed) con cen
Uilulng full particulars for home cnre, FKKIt of
charge. A splendid medical work ; should be
read by every man who Is nervous and deblll
tat1 Address. PKer. r. C. reWLKB,
irllbSmdAw Hondas. Conn,
n'lXSS AXD LIQUORS.
pUUE KYE WHISKY.
Old GretT Spring Distillery.
Situated en Kast Orange street, between
Orange and chestnut, one square east of reer reer
veir, ljtncaster, t"
I hatejnsterectedanewdlstlllery with allot
th latest Improved machinery for distilling
PLKE UiK WHIsKY
A. II. HUEArrr.K, Proprietor.
Tbl Distillery has been erected at the famous
Old Oroffsiewn Spring, which has been noted for
Its plenteous and unfailing supply of the pur pur
en water. At tt our grandfatutirs drank when
they were boys, and It has never been known te
run dry even In the hottest weather, from this
spring all the water Uied In the distillery Is ob
tained, the pump drawing Irem It twenty Uve
gillnnsalnlnute.
lleldea my ew n distilled Whisky, I also handle
Brandies, Gins, Wines, &c
SVCall and be convinced,
A.ll.SllKArKEH, Distiller,
BTOUK Ne. (.1 North tjneen HtreeL
S. II. raimers having geed Kyeen band can
II nd ready sale for It at the store or distillery.
Highest cash uutrkel price paid for a geed am am
neo. aprivlydAw
G
O TO
REIGART'S
WIUE STOEB
OLD
BOUCHE SEC,
IPIlt 1IE1D51KCK.
POMMXP.VSKC,
MOB1ZKT8EC.
O.ll MUMM KXTUA DiiV,
And all ether Leading b-ands of Imported
Leading b-ands
Chaupagns.
Sele
Agent ter the Pleasant Valley Wine
nv l-pi clsl Ureat Western hx. Itrv. our
own brand, I
the marki t.
u rinest Amerlctu champagne In
Just recWvfd annther large Invoice of Califor
nia Cluret and White Wluu Irem Napa Valley,
Culllnrnla.
A large stock ei Imported burgundies. Clarets,
ltMne und Ssuterne islnis
We also hive the largest anil finest stock et
llinndlrg, Whiskies, Gins. Madeira, Sherrys and
i ort Winn., iuss Ale, Oulnness stout, Saratoga
and Apelllnaiis Waters In the city.
E. E. Slaymaker, Agt,
Ne. 20 BA8T KINO 8TBEBT,
LANCA8TEK, PA.
U1KCHALFONTK.
The Chalfonte.
Passenger Klevater and Other Modern In).
prevemeuU.
Ocean End of North Carolina, Ave.,
ATLANTIC CITV.N J.
E. ROBERTS A SONS. inyle-imd
Jti?TJiKhOKl.X.KD A "ANDSOMK LINK
and i-hTBu h n,;'leln 8P2 suitings In Stripes
ana 1 lalds. kiulra new designs Mack ana
fwSff? "or n0 ""ens ChovleU. lust the
thing ler summer wear" Blesnuitlv inula and
TrUnmed. Perfect nuulu?reuVS)?rit
lwruoenx
TUK8S HOODS, Ac.
CIUNKLES AND (UNUUAMS.
Chintzes and Zephyr?,
JACKETS AND JERSEYS,
Shawls and Scarfs.
NKWKsr iTl LES IM ALL gUALtTlCS.
Hosiery and Gauze Underwear,
JOt UN Kill
A Nil MO?tUKTAtUK GLOVES,
LI ILK AND SILK ULOVKD,
l.SlllltOUISlUl.s AND LACK UOOUS
Parasols and Snn Umbrellas !
sTThc season has arrived when Manufactur
ers and Importers are desirous of closing the
balance of their Spring Sleck. In addition te
enr regular stock, we are receiving duly In all
departments large lets of goods bought under
value, tt hlch w in be marked at a small advance
HAGER & BROTHER,
Nea. 25 St 27 West King 8t.
LANCAbTXH. PA.
e
PEN EVEKY EVENING.
A QUICK SIXPENNY
Better Than Slew Dellar.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.,
26 AND 28 NORTH QDEEN ST.,
LANCASTKB, P.
GRAND CLOW ODTSALE.
TheKntlre L'alanceef
Spring Dress Goods
Will be offered at such Lew Prices that
make ever- yard a llargaln.
wll
NEARLY 200 HKMXANTS
Casbmwes and Black Henriettas
Black
At Less than Cost of Manufacture.
We it euld like j ou te seu our
CREAM DRESS GOODS !
We wenld call special attention te our Cream
Dress Goods. A nner line has never been shown
In this clt) , and prices are very low.
White Dress Goods.
We are showing the loveliest assortment of
svnue uoeas, i;eraea i-Kjues. uraaie Checks,
India Linens, Victeria Lawns, liergundy stripes,
etc , at the Very Lewest Prices.
Satines and Seersuckers.
Styles and Prices Unequaled.
Ppeelal Bargains In Table Linens.
BOSTON STORE,
Stere Open Ever Ercnle;.
SATKW YOKK HTOKE.
SUMMER GOODS.
WATT & SIAND,
6, 8 & 10 EAST KINO ST..
LANCASTKU, PA.,
Invite Attention te the Full Lines et HPltINO
AND 3UMUKU
Dress Goods
In all ths New Shades, such as Tans, Tan
browns, Medes, Kcrus, lllrges, Blues,
PluKs, Creams, lu
CASUMKKKS, ALUATUObS, DIAGONAL,
IIA1B LINK STSll'JCU ALBATU0SS.
Jersey Albatross, Ilentelle Laces, figured IU-
mines, Canvas l.lnib, french Joules,
Kmbreldered Uisgeual butts,
8UMMKU SILKS at 29, i1, 37K. W.6JX & C
Our Popular, rully Warranted BLACK DRE3S
BILKS ai II Hi, II 2.1 and 11 au.
Cannet be Excelled ler Uoed Wearing Qualities.
Clegant BATIK ltHAUAUKS in All Doilrable
Celers, 11.0) a yard.
ULACK SATIN UIIADAMES at 75e., 87e , 11.00,
11.14 and II 80 a yard.
ULACK 8UUAII SILK at 750., 87Ke.i IL00 an
ll.WIa yard.
COLOltKU HUHAIl SILKS In Upen Shades and
Plain Celers.
SILK AKMUUKS. . . J.EKSKY RILKS,
fAILLK FKANCA1SE.
AT LOWEST 0IT7 PRICES
AT TUB
New Yerk Stere. I
ills
Dress Goods
mLAMWAMB.
JJHIH A MAKT1M
CHINA HAIL
UMBRELLA STAND.
A NeatlylHand Painted Umbrella
Stand,
-AT-
$2.50 EACH.
tThe llettei eiTeied In Lancaster at the
the price. Only a limited number en hand.
Don't Miss a Bargain.
15 EAST KING STREET.
LVNCASTgO. PA,
ttuvanwv ttiuamau iiuues,
TALL
AND MKK
-TUK-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candle-Light ! beats them all.
Anether Let of CIIKAP GI.OHKS lerUas and
OllStOVM.
THB " PEBPEOTION "
METAL MOULUINU ANO KU111IKH CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
Beats them alb This strip entwears another.
Keens out the cold, step rattllnir el windows.
Exclude the dust, keep nut snow and mln. Any
one can apply tt no waste or dirt made In ap
plying It. Can be Atted anywhere-no holes te
bore, ready for use. It will net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip Is the most perfect. At
the stove, lleater and Itange Stere
-r
Jehn F. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
L.ANCA8TKU. PA
IITM. A. K1KKPKH. ALDUM U. HUHB
KIEFFER & HERR,
l)ALZUa IN
n
WOULD UALL SPICIIL
ATTENTION TO
Fuller & Warren Ce.'s
(TUOY, N. Y.)
STOVES, HEATERS. FURNACES AND RANGES.
We ask no one te ran any risks with "i"UL
LBU A WAKKKN'S" Goods. We KUarantee
them te give Satisfaction.
As a Heater " T1IK 8PLKND1U " has no rival,
betnK a thoreunh het base, no part of this stove
remains cold, every Inchet It radiates hcaU
As a Smaller and Cheaper iIeatertbe"UUIUHT
DIAMOND " baa established Itself In the front
ranks.
The merits et thu "1PLEN DID" and "UltlOIIT
DIAMOND " consist In Ileaaty of Construction,
Perfect Control of Draft, Cleanliness, no Dust,
no (iu and Kconemy et r uel.
sT'Csil and examine for yenrselb
40 EASTklNG ST.,
(OPPOS1TK COUKT UOUSH.I
UiIMI
HATB, VAM.
M(
ONEY HAVED !
Owing te an Overstock
or-
Strew Hots
-WK WILL MAKE-
1 0 Per Cent. Reduction
On All Purchases of Sume During
MONDAY, MAY 30.
Stauffer & Ce.,
N0S. SI ft 33 N0BTII (jUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKB, FA.
T EVAM'M JftrOUR.
Levan's Fleur
TBI BB8T.
M.TIlAS
NOTICE TO TKEHPA8HKH8 ANO
OUNNKK1.-AI1 persons are hereby for
bidden te trespass en any or the lands of the
Cornwall and speedwell estates In l.ebanen or
Lancaster ceunllts, whether Inclesed or unln unln
clesed, either for the purpose of sheeting; or
Ashing, as the law will be rigidly enforced
aialnst all trespassing en said lands of tee un
derslzned alter this notice.
" " WM. OJLKMAN rKKKMAK,
K. PKKOY ALDBN,
KDW. C.VKKKHAH.
Attentra mt M, Wi wettaaB'a Kdn
Mid-Mill u,
Heusefurnisli
Goods
imr aoeni
M,Afc
T H.0IV1.KUAUO.
New Wash Dress Goods!
Vreiuh Ssllnes.
American salines.
French and Mcelih Zephyr UliiK1
ham.. Auieilcaii und leilln It1 Nelr
UliiKhama.
rimired IIATlsTBand I.INONS.
Crinkle Seersuckers, 5, i.'L UH te ill
cents,
Httled and Check Seersuc ken.
Haiiialns In Cheap Drrss Heeds.
We make prices tell. Come and see
eurtfnttda.
.. I1 -!,? 8um,ur Silks, black and
Colored Silks.
Hosiery, Ulevss and Ceraeu at llar
Italu Prices.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.
Me. as But King attest,
LANCAHTBB, PA.
Cl'EUlAL DAltOAlNH.
&
3nnd 358eu1h Uneen Htreet,
(OPP, reUNTAIN INN,)
Are elTerliiR Sjwcial UarRiilns In
Men's Laumlriwl Cillce Stiitta,
with cuffs and itwe cellars, ut sOc.
t'ddl.
llji-Ralns iu Ceunterp.inea at 40,
Mi H- ct. and upwanls. Mar
seilles Ceuntenaties, extra bar.
Rains, at 1.5e, tZ w, t.T 00 and up
wards. Kxtra bargaius at 2.00.
MutUtiR iu I yard, U ards and
1 j yards wide at bargain prices.
Smyrna I5ug3 at 7u, S.. eta., 11.00
and upwards. One let atSScta.,
cheap at 11.00.
Hassocks only Mc., erycheap.
Cocea Utnrs, only AOcts., worth "."ic.
I'lags and material bytlie jard
for decemttng purposes cheap.
Bard & IcElrey,
33 and 35 Seuth queen Street,
(OPP. FOUNTAIN
INN )
uaarr.MydAw
J.'L
MAItTl.N A CO.
PRICES
Never Quoted Before.
Fivu Hundred
SATEENS at 01c ;
Yards AME1UOAN
reduced from lL'ic.
One Case AMERICAN SATEENS at
be. a yard ; - different patterns, all new.
One Case AMERICAN SATEENS,
Extra Wide, at 10c. a yard; sold every
whereat 12Jc.
One Case AMERICAN SATEENS at
ISc. a yard. Seme call them French
Satines and retail them at 25c. Selections
consists of patterns en Green, Blue.llrewn,
Heliotrope and 11 lack Grounds.
FRENCH SATINES-Flfty Different
Patterns, manufactured by Gres, Reman
& Ce., M. Cheriet, Marezeau & Ce. and
S. Wallach & Ce. Ft ice, 2S, 30 and 35c.;
Five Thousand YardsCREAM CHINK CHINK
LEDSEERSUL'KERS.Narrew and Wide
Stripes at lea yard.
One Case CRINKLED SEERSUCK.
ERS, Fancy Stripes, at 5c. a yard.
One Case CRINKLED SEERSUCK.
ERS, in Rlack, Garnet and Brown Stripes
at 10c. a yard; regular price, 121c. and 15c,
Twenty-Qve Piecea CREAM TRICOT
at 48, CO and 75c. a yard.
SPECIAL BAHGAINS.-A purchase
of 1500 worth of Egyptian, Oriental, Span
isli and Medici Laces, show goods, at 5,
10 and l".:c, worth double. Especially
adapted for Sateens.
J. 6. Martin & Ce.,
Or. Wert Klig FrlMe Bte,
LAROAaTaH, FA,
XILHSOXS COMB0TIOK.
BARD
Mcelrey
New Arrivals
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