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UI for ifcrMnrm tint 80c per month.
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BUM re. only LM per annum, tn ad-
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THK.IMXKLL1QBMCKB,
l,anraster, "
e Connection.
Badtaa aa4 Gnat.
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fi," whose fame rests chiefly upon bis
tttararr flunkeylsm, appears te have ever-
5-raimtd himself In a storm et his own
' & 11 VAa WMMMM MM VlA tia nmfl
h,,niiaugi ui u"j j" t--
! by ma writings en uenerai unuu,
- '. .t.u4 milt, A1Mnl hlfUA n lnnff
mUi nartv hail rawer, and literary profit
'4iA ..! van mim The most BtriklDK
wttt' ". r. mr. ;,,, ,.. r
' '.KwatUrO la IDC WW Ol iJSUKiu n me yice-
raMer nmseit in me lmmeaiaw iere
fnnd, and this is particularly the case
S bis latest work, "Grant In Teace."
readers of his writings tolerated this:
j because they believed him te be the intl-
the authorized Boswell in all con-
corning him, but It is new quite plain
'r-t'1i lu -aa nnW n fair vcpnthpr friend
Jf'stftar all, and that the discovery of his
tf faltctwsa called forth a bitter rebuke irem
Fg'lfce dying Grant. The family of the dead
jMBfltal have net been successful In re-
&.f!,tatning a large measure of popular respect,
ried se Madeau did net hesitate te make
m pQblic his quarrel with them ever a claim
p.fet remuneration in assisting in the com-
jsUatien of the Urant memoirs, it waB
iswnn hinted that Uadeau and net
LfClrant deserved credit for that fa-
:Bsens book. Saturday morning colonel
. K jme.
Grant published in the New
CwTerk JTtreId full and voluminous
etween his father and
, iJMmtm mftmn ftiii amell nersnnAlltv nf tllflt.
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- aemn. it snows mas wnen ne uis
.'erered the prospects of immense profits
'iPitttm Grant 'd work, he made the fellow-
- if (taWrvmarlrahIn nrnnnsal in consideration
ii OL fl.wua mentn uuu tea per cruv. 01
15'.-? thanreflta: "I am willing te agree te
Sk iMunnfetathA TvnrV from vnnr dle.tAttnn In
St'W WM,. w .,wm vw jw - ----w -
tteflrat person, with all the supervision
5? - Tv- -M- l t,f l .
t-.jvuj va ui tuBc, uu.u u u,c.
ltO Complete it, if I am alive and well,
F ' .!. .j...1 vtAn.. 4.. nlntn. ..
EWIUIIU IfUO iicDcub jcui, w uiaiui, ui
S tjeurae,
no credit whatever for the com.
' p34tlen,but te declare, as I have always
paeae, mat you write it nuseiuteiy. x
j&, would engage te help you build suih a
jpmajnument as no man ever yet put up te
MbU fame, and no name would ever appear
ia connection with it but your own."
i" Grant at once replied at lencth and
.Wlth indignation. The following is nn
Jvf extract from his published letter : " I de
5j, set want a book bearing my name te go
p,-)Mfera the world which I did net write te
f?v auch an extent as te be fully entitled te
Stt credit of authorship. I de net want
IS i j -,.
Sfim aevrcv uciweeu iue uuu euuia uue eist'j
if .r lavtatAt. a.A.,14 Afvc mr tmnA IS If vnn
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r- VBIU4.AA nuuiu ucaiiu, mw UUUUI 1L 1. V..&J
PO&.SUTDIBea."
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xt Beenis uirunge inui no biieuiu
lltill Wish te held the friendship of a man
j', who could have made such a propesi-
sVt Jhash aaafl 1 1- snvBlff' ln wAv jsa 4-
fuXr-mnjUt uuu ib iuiuu uu lemciuucicu tiiai
iE'Oiant was dvinir. and it was natural
ur f It ahmilA rnt. wlari trt lnmA ltla funillir
rw. 1 UVMSW W "'- W V.MSV mm iuuimj
mA-. Him tiAvtfrafve nf TlidnQii'a Anmtlt? Pliaf
gwj&Xriij flatterer had long held the danger
eus pest of a confidential friend, and his
1t. Ilil .1 I AAnflHM (il.llfin. 4ln MAnftanll
K fair of him. Supposing, for instance.
E&fe'-ttat copies had net been kept of Grant's
ydkJ reply, hew deadly would have beentiie
Injury et the
Insinuations of this false
It lend l
j., an uuiiieui
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&:?:? Senater Ingalls, we are told, responded
with a curt acknowledgment of the re-
i sialna nf the letter frnm TTn.npnpk'4ntd.f1n.
t ;iaasn. with intent te se ehew his con-
ij aeji si t sTyws ( tVtMtfwli Ann vxxnlil 4litrV
i that Senater Ingalls would net want new
Ky-isBew cenwinpt ier anjuiiuger any-
? WMlAw TTn niialif. t feel a trreuf flanl nf
rm':r" "rr : - 'rrv. ..r;
.yiBpatby for these
wnem iue worm
f..'ifeeiplseB, of whom he is
one. The rhlla-
K'-'Je. tlalehla Time thinks that lie has f Allen
K" tee low te be worth newspaper criticism,
G'.iaed the fact Is clear at least that the ob eb
tnftv'iaata nf his calumntatlnn need no dn.
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paeaB against it.
f'Ql' JBut Senater Ingalls himself may be a
S.ftwuiMvie duujcuii ui. uoweiiitpei uisuua-
'.j'lalen, as showing hew small men can get
rft into high station in this representative
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Ry-" tkm of the fact that a silk purse cannot
i'jfL'bemade out of a sew's ear. There is
Mfi'fewid tebe very peer material in Ingalls,
BV i3 AlasMl t A n Dnnnfnti nml lit a rmmr t-
kr'C VVHBM w ,w 0"w uu ticau
is iiwien iia uiv jruaiucuv ul iuu. ueuy unu
He la the product of a new state, with a
vi gui ei tongue inau nas bioeq mm in me
?VL M i !, J,--I li ... T .
p!;v Qeaver kj euiaiu aumissieu into iue ieyai
p$r .uegiea, tneugu ne naa never ueen a war-
I., rier. A man with se delicate a record .
UJ MM, ,.., ,.,.,,, .
SjWjuui uave wiseiy rest rainea ins tongue
rwst aeuse 01 ctiuers, cus ingalls had no
' X'nihJw talent.
?M m
'h '. Laber le Lancaster.
"We publish elsewhere an abstract of an
tef fMabitieus opening letter from some one
J.WKdDlng bimseit as writing for the
Pflianeaster Enlghts of Laber, the first of a
Mciei te
appear in the Philadelphia
jfe"
Jfceerd. Whoever the author et this
May may be, he has undertaken a heavy
'.Mtract in proposing te show that
,'MTea neurs, ana sometimes mere,
"'emtitute a day's labor here, and
Ctfcat the ttore order system pre
Mtraua m Lancaster, wuu ail the ether
K '. asrila that IaIiep miffpiu from Afltli n.
rfV. JHttJ 4a .tillil Ifllin. l.n .wi... !... 1I..1-
Fi k B v vu,m wutu ijd uinj uave Jliue
. toeable, theush probably that .e 11 is Jess
' " Swalnt. In this rltv tlmn in anv nil...
;-aaufacturing town of the size. Te
Jimmy peer and struggling families child
laker is a been, and the employer of labor
MMidly te blame for taking advantage
0 tali saeana of cheapening bis product;
Vktte la no sympathy or philanthropy in
fcwiatM and the whole vast system et in.
staairy roevea with the cold relentless force
Cthajnat engines that keep the factory
w4mte bumming. The remedy may be
sWWgat la legislative halls, but it can only
tMMnrthe hardship from the children
by taking tiem the UtUr a
material aid te the rapport et the family.
It labor does net suiter In ether places
mere than in Lancaster, the common
sensoeftho people will say that it docs
net need much tympathy.
Tim Heuse li considering a bill for the
mere cflectuai organltstlen of the nilllUa
et the Dlitrlct of Columbia Certainly If
the district need any mtlltla luey should
be oil organized, but the crying necessity
for thorn la net apparent and the provlilem
et this bill teem le lodicate a detlre te on en on
eoursgo ornamental rather than ueful
warriors. The cavalry and artillery are te
hire thelr horses from liverymen and te
have nothing te de with their care and no
regular training with them. Headquarters
and every convenience are te be provided for
numerous ttan. The measure has provoked
searching debate and will probably be
greatly altered before passage, but In view
of the rail connections of Washington and
the prewnce there of regular forces of the
army and navy the whele movement seems
an uncalled for waste of time and money.
In large atatea where troops may be sum
moned from one auarter te quell disorder,
In another the mllltla system la doubtless
quite worthy of support, but In the District
or Columbia riot could be promptly quelled
by the national force or by troops within
easy call by wire, and unaffected by local
sympathies. Ot course it Is well te en
courage volunteers In playing soldiers, as
they may be needed for real work, but It
will net de te let the military dudes et
Washington nbuse the national pocketb:ok
In the matter.
Tin: latest news about Mayer Hewitt, et
New Yerk, Is that he has quarreled with
the Grand Army folks, who came te ask
him te enderse nn ellert that was being
made for the rotentlen of old sotdlers In
plaoe In city officer. As In theHt. I'atrlck'a
oemmtttee, the mayor flew Inte a passion
and ebarged the Grand Army people with
trying te bring political coercion te bear
upon him. Mr. llewllt has also within the
past low days otlled Mr, Powderly a liar.
It will Boen be necessary te Indlet the mayor
Of New Yerk as a common eoeld,
A rtEcr.rTieN will be given by the
Wharten Scheel association, University of
Pennsylvania, qn Monday evening, March
20, at the Colennado hotel, te the leading
inombeis et the Vhlladelphla bar and of the
business and newspaper fraternity of the
elty. The address of the evening will te
given by Mr. Kogene M. Camp en
Journalists Bern or Made 7" It will he
dlscuised by Colenol A. K. McClure, Mr.
Charles Emery Hmlth and ether represen
tative Journalists.
The Wharten Sjhoel of Finance and
Economy, whose alumni and studenta
form the association, la attached te the
University of Pennsylvania, and It fulfills
the aame purposes a the schools cf political
aclence tn connection with Columbia college
and with Cernell and Michigan universi
ties. I rar- '""I " ou, iu wuose iioeraiuy
Mr, Jeseph Wharten, te whose liberality
the institution ewes llaerlsln. iloatred that
I the school should Provide a tralnlmr suitable
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ier iuuhu nuu iu w uuuerwsa iuu luaiiBgu-
iuqui ui f(i.'ut,j, nuu aisu Mjit ji buuuiu
allerd adequate education In the principles
underlying successful civil governmont.
Te attain theso purposes extensive courses
have been established In the follow
ing nubjeeta : Political economy, theo
retical and prsetlcal i constitutional
and admlnlstratlve law of the Unllet
States, federal, state und local, and
of forelgn states; comparative politics;
taxation; constitutional history of Iho
United HtateB ; political, diplomatic, Indus
trial and social history of the United States;
mercantile law and practice; banking;
aoeountlng. Theso courses embrace
much whleh la of lntorest te every Intelli
gent citizen, though they have for their et
pedal object the wants of the lawyer, the
business man and the Journalist,
rKRSONAL.
Mm. OAnriKi.n has announced the or er
(rsjinment el her daugbter, Mtss Mnllle, le
J, Htanley Brown, who was the secretary
of President Gsrneld.
Kx-aovi:iiNen''AtRiiANE9,o( Vermont,
died suddenly lu New Tterk en Hatunlny
of pneumonia. Ills fatber was the Inventor
of the Fairbanks scales.
Knv. James Wilsen JIixlk, et the
Yale tbeoleKlual serulnary, haxaoueptod the
assistant pastorate of the Centre church In
Hartferd, Conn,, Under liev. Ir. Walker.
Itev. Mr. Jllxle la from Uanover Pa., and is
a graduate of Amherst college.
Anciinisuer Kvan, et PliUadelphla, la
a passenger en the atcamer Umbrla, which
aslleil from Liverpool en tjaturdav for New
Yerk. In au lutervlew he said that the
pepe had Informed him that he lully sym
patblzed with the Irish lu thelr doslrefor
autonomy.
Jehn Wanamaker aduresied the
Traveller' cluuiu Phllailelpbla, en Hatur
ily night Among ether thlnga Mr.
Wanamaker said : Yeu want te be success
ful and you can. I don't bollevo that Qel
ever ordalued that ene man should be
succeaatul and another net, but It lies with
the man himself. Oje cornea stumbling
Inte your store, does net shut the deer, and
his breath smells of whisky. Yeu want
nothing te de with him, Klght alter him
comes another bright, smart fellow. lie
walks briskly, shuts the deer behind him
and Is cleanly attired ; a dirty man can't be
a sattsman. The bright fellow makes an
Impression and sells his goeda."
m
rDeatb a'.Weleome Release.
Matt it net be te these vY.e cudure lift-long
bodily suffering? Frem childhood te old age
ra&ny persons are tormented with rueuma.
tlem and neuralgia. Ordinary medication and
topical remedies are of slight, and always of
temporary efflsacy. Te escape the extrctne
tortures of theje agonizing complaints, they
should be annihilated at the .'outset with IIos IIes
tetter's Btemach Bitters, which expels from
the system the acrid Impurities that beget
them. Iho cvldence as le Its efficacy as n
bleed tlepurent la this particular is tery am
ple, and itreugly concurrent and cenTlnclujf.
In violent forms of these disrasrs the nervm
are terribly rucked. A vtlueglsssful or tire of
the Hitters before the hour or retiring usually
brings a respite from pain, and enable the
eunerer te secure much needed repote. Fer
Kidney, troubles, malarial complaints, Imll-
Sestlen, llnr complaint unit couitlpalien.
10 Dlttcn it llkewlie bcueacl&l.
Trcubledwlth worms! Take Vinegar lilt-ters-best
thing in the world for worms I
ittipt ere cure guaranteed by Br. J. 11 Mayer,
HI Arch street, rhlladalphU, Easoatenco,
no operation or delay from business, attested
by thousands of cures after ethers till, advice
1 tee, send for circular, uiarlO-ljCw
Tn prevent typhoid fever, take Laxader, tie
gfildm ruKUlaier. 1'rlca only xS tuuis.
llables will cry I It U the only way te loll
us mai they i-ulTer from pun He nntstutiey
your little onus by aaiululsterlui; lauaanum
ur ether opiates, bui uie Dr. Hull's Daby
Hyrup, hiLh will rulluve the bibynf nil pain
01 the bowels. Ae , and theruby ro:uite lis
huptlnets. 1'ilce only SJ ceuls.
Benis Fecllsh l'eepla
Allew a cough te run until It nets beyond the
reach el uiialclue. They often say, Oh.lt
will -ar away," bat In meat esses It
weara them away. Could they be induced te
try the succutsrul lueOlclnu called Kump's
Unlssui, -which we tell en a pestiue KUiramte
te cure, tht-y would liiimedtutuly seu the vx
rellent ettuct alter tnlilng the nrst dose
JTlceM cams and II. Trial .liV """ At a
Urueglits. Jinlllyasw
Mether. Mothers 1 1 Methei s 1,1 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, go at ence nnd get a bottle of MHS.
WlNauW8kOOTlllNUHYHUl it will re
lieeo the poerlltUe sutTerer lmmedlatc!y-le-pend
upon it ; there Is no mistake about It.
There Is net a mother en earth who has ever
used It, who wUl net tell you at ence that It
will regulate the bowels, and give rest te the
mother, and relief and health te the chUd,
operating like magic. It la perlecUy safe te
use in all caacs and pleasant te the tose, and Is
the prescription of one et the eldest and best
lemale physicians and nurtcs In the United
fitates. Beld everywhere, 16 cents a bottle,
nmyJJ-lydAw
BIULOirs COUGH and Consumption euro
II sold by us en a guarantee. It can Cen.
tu,I,HSn- J4014 y H. 1. Cochran, druggist,
Jee. ui ana ua north Queen ., LaaeSfter!
t
err.ciAL notices.
Itow About the Dete.
Many twepte lxfore ptircbaslusi
meaicine
naturally loqulre theiin
rn ni ihA tee and ihe
....k :., i- inntinir Jiurtieck Jiioea jiu
ten a icasnoenf nl for the little nnea and two
twupoentuH ler pi-own tpins anj 11 tbt Is
nrceWry atene ifine. This TMinnincent med.
Iclne la net only rconemlcal but. very plcaiant
tn thn tsaln rer tale by II. II Cochran, flru
Kltt. 137 ana 1 orthqueenstttot. Luntatler.
UoDiUrferCor.
W. 1). Hevt
A Ce , wholesale ana uniau
Druffslsts of Heme, Ua , says:
v (1 . savs: we rmvn unen
H-liiK lr. KlnK't New DIsroTery, Klectrlc lilt
ter. anil liucklen's Arnica balve for fenr
years. Uav never handled rmnedle thtit ell
im well, or gWe such universal .atlilacllen.
ihore have been soma wonderful cures of ef
rectedby thene tnrdlclnes In this city. Her.
oral cases el pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by uee of a few bottles el
I)r. Kind's few lscnvnry, lasnn in connec
tion with Kloctile lilttnrs. We KUanvntcc
thxmalnays. Beld lnr II. It. Cochran, Drue-Bl-U
137 and 1SJ Werth Uucen street, Lancas
ter, Ta. ID
I liava lisul catarrh for twenty yentr, and
nsedail kinds of ternedlee wliheat rillet, Sir.
cmlib.diUKgUt.et Little ruls, rocemmnnded
Kly's Cream lUlm. The clf-revef the nrstnp nrstnp
plfcstlen was tnsRlel.lt allayed thilnrliin.
ration and thenrzt mernlnK my hutd wmm
clear as a bell. One betUn has dene me se
mnchgoed that 1 am cenrlnced Its u,e will
ilTuet a permancnt cure. It Is sxethlny. pleas
ant and easy te spnly, and I strensly uraells
usn by all tulTdteis.- Uee.
xerr)-. i.uim rm it,
1
ini2-Ssrdeoeftw
Bems Doubt ttis lllbls
And the metlyei nf Us authors, but none who
have used ihnui rt' ubt the ulllcncy nt Hurtteck
Bleed ItUUr: This sptandld bleed tnnle U
without a prer. rnr.nla by 11.11. Cechian,
druggist, 137 and U North y uoen s trout, i.au
casier. fertueal,
Mr. N. H. rrehllchttetn, ot'Mnhlle, Ala.,
wntfsi t take great pleasure In lecoimnend.
Ing l)r, Klng' New llsOjVry ler consump
tion, having uted It ler n savnre attack of
llrnneriltls an! t.atarrb. It gave inn Instant
relief and entirely turrd ine, and 1 have net
brim sfUlctrd since. 1 also beg te state that I
had tried ether remrdlus with no geed reult.
llave also used Kleclrle lilttnrs and Dr. King's
Miw 1.1 fu fll.s, both el which 1 can rccum rccum
inend. l)r. King's New Dlscnvf ry ter Consumption,
ceugns anu uemj, is suia en u jiisuive guir-
ftlltlO
Trial bntUn frte at It, II. Ce"hran'a Drug
Stere, Nes. 137 aud 13J Xurlh (Juutn street,
Lancaster, l'a. (1)
Kacklen's Arnica MalTe.
Tna Hbbt Balti In the world for Cuts.llrnUes
Seros, Ulcers, Halt lihmn, rover bonis.Tetter.
Chapped Hands, chilblains. Cerns, and all
Bkln eruptions, and positively euros 1'lles, or
no pay required. It Is guaranuep te give per
feet sattslactlen, or money refunded. Price
55 cunts per box. rer silo by 11. II. Cochran.
Druggist, Nes. 137 aud IX) North (iieen stroet,
lAncaster, l'a. Junc27 1yd
WAKAMAKKlVn.
PniLADiLruu, Monday, March 19, 1SJW.
The Meuse BcauuTuI. To
day we illustrate it. The entire
centre cress gallery en the sec
ond fleer is enclosed with walls
of Carpet, shutting out all day
light ; the south side is an open
salon 1 74 feet long, and en the
north side are nine rooms open
ing from it. And opening from
the cast end of the gallery nine
mere handsome rooms are per
manently arranged. All are
brilliantly lighted with electricity
and gas. Within them you may
sec all sorts of Furniture, Up
holstery, Carpets, Rugs, and
bric-a brae arranged te show
practical effects in dining-rooms,
parlors, bed-rooms, living-rooms,
libraries, and hallways.
It is, we believe, the greatest
and most interesting exhibit of
house-belongings ever made in
this city. Wc think you will be
charmed by it.
UPHOLSTERED PDRNITDRE.
As rich as cesy. But what a
chance for cheats! The work
that makes the upholstering
geed or bad is mostly out of
sight. Yeu knew what forms
and colors and combinations
and effects you like ; but what
of the inside? Hew long be
fore the springs will be awry and
poking through their covering.
What sort el stuffing is it ? Ge
where you please among our
acres of Furniture samples.
Yeu see long rows of Sofas and
Chairs net only upholstered,
but actually covered with costly
stuffs. Hew de you knew that
the softness and spring may net
come of something else than
steel and curled hair ? Hew de
you knew that the spirals may
net flatten and the padding
powder away before a twelve
month. Yeu can't tell. Yeu must
trust somebody. There is no
safe way but te be sure of the
maker. Te be sure el the seller
is the same thing. What is
your merchant's policy? Dees
lie tell the truth ? De his sales
men tell the truth? If you have
a doubt, Upholstered Furniture
is about the most risky thing
you can buy.
PARLOR SUITES.
Are you looking for a Parler
Suite ? There arc many grades.
Yeu want te leek below the
polish te get at the truth, just
as you want te leek below the
silk plush or the what net cov
ering te knew what the pillowy
softness comes of. Either see
with your own eyes or knew
that you can trust the eyes that
have seen. The rest is easy.
Which one of the hundred shall
it be ? Three or four colors of
covers ; a dozen different ways
of making the pieces ; the sofa
perhaps carved here, turned
there, bent yonder, the carving,
turning,bending, different every
where; even the upholstery
different. But nothing mean.
There are many grades of
Plush, for instance: we use only
the first quality. Ne secrets
about our Furniture. Wc tell
WAtTAMAKKn-B.
you just hew our goods are
made ; say whether they are all
hair or hair and mess that is
the poorest wc use, mess en the
burlap underneath, hair en top.
The frames arc substantial;
made te stay, put together with
blocks and screws. The out
side you leek at and feel of, the
inside wc guarantee. If you
wish, we'll tell you exactly the
number of yards required for
covering and you may pick it te
your mind. But one price and
that the right price.
S25 BED.ROOM BUITE.
By far the best suite for the
money wc ever heard of. Eight
pieces for $25.
Bedstead
Bureau (bev. glass)
Washstand
Table $25
1 ewel Rack
2 Chairs
Rocker
A sample of these 8-piece
$25 Suites may be seen in one
of the display rooms illustrating
the Heuse Beautiful. Nete the
heavy, solid appearance and
smoothly polished surface et
every piece ; the antique finish ;
the beveled glass ; the generous
size of Bureau and Washstand ;
the heavy feet and side rails of
the Bedstead. Compare it with
any ether suite anywhere for
anything near the price. Yeu
shall have for $i3 the three
pieces that are commonly sold
for a "suite." A triumph of
trade, the result of bringing the
maker, the merchant and the
consumer close together. We
can get geed work for less than
a dealer who only buys new
and then a piece and carries his
stock from year te year. It isn't
safe te judge such dealers by
the noise they make.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
FOR HALE OH MtNT.
M'
ANURK KOR BALE. THE UN-
Onrslned ha a let of First Class Ma-
nuie for sale ; alto, semu Htr.vw.
11. M. UliOSSMAN,
H8 2wc1A2tw Murrlmus Sttules.
T3ESIDEN0K
ON THE KAHT BIDE
xv or
Dnke street, between Oranire and
Chtstnut. ler lout Inquire nt
A.J.STKINMA".
inl2 5td At this Oirice.
rnOlt KENT LAKOE SHOP NO. 0
C south Christian streut, known as Block
ing factory, with power cheap If called for
seen. Inqulru
123 tid HU.KlSOUTUqUKKNBTUKKT.
NOW READY.
Parties wishing te view the North Duke
stroet Oreen Btene Frent" Houses, can de se
by celling at the fourth house Irem Mew
street, whleh Is new complete and open for In In
spnctlen from a. m. tell) p in.
doelD-tra JlDWIN K1IKKMAN.
IjtOU RKNT.
3 A tbrre story tire-proof Warehouse suit
nbla fortebucco or manufacturing purposes,
situated en kast Urnutsticet. Inquire at
2J KAT KINO 3TKKKT.
Terms reasonable. 1'osaesslen immediately.
tuaiS-eedtfd
FOR KENT. THE ailREE STORY
llrlck Dwelling. Ne. K North l'rlnce
slrcet, new occupled by Dr. B. 11. foreman.
Alse a Btnroieom, uasmnent and a large
Hall sultable ler munulacturlng or ether bu
siness. Inquire- et
JOHN W. APPKI,.
Ne U North Dukeblieeu
JanS-W,S,Mt'd
77OR KENT-FROM APRIL 1, 1888,
JD loreiiHor a term of years, the Btrasbnrg
ltallreail, with Ceal and Lumber yard. Ware
house, l.otemotlvu ut.d (Jars ; all In geed and
running 01 Our. The leasa of this valuable
properly prununtn a rare opportunity te any
puny OHalrlng
established anil
innR te ungnge in a uitasant, ibh
te eniraite In a ultasunt, Tiel
established and profitable buslnuss. for con-
dlllens, rent or ether Information apply te
1 lius.erllKMiy. UaUMUAUuNKIA.
mS-tfd Laueiister City, l'a
ULUVIUNU.
M
YEKS RATUKON.
CONFIRMATION Mi
Yeung men who are about te
be cenQrincd before TJaster,
should net fall te leek ever the
stock we hiwe prepared for this
purpose. Suitable goeds.ln Black
and Dark Mixtures, at people's
prices. We're net "steep " en
these goods. Geed value for the
money, and no one who sees
them will call them tee high. "We
have had tin unusually large de
mand for suits for continuation,
and we were never better pro pre
pared te meet the demand than
new. $S te 91S.
UyUxcluslve agents for the
Cromwell Dre3s Shirt. Best in
use. l'rlce, U ; 15.50 per dozen.;
lyers & Rathfon,
TOPI' hAlt CLOTillKBS,
NO, 12 EAST KING ST.,
LANCASTKH PA,
rjROKl' Bl'RINO DISTILLERY.
OLD GEOFF SPEING
DISTILLERY
East Orange Street.
ST0RE-C3 NORTH QUEEN BT.,
liANCAITKU.PA.
4lilgbest ptlea paid for;Bye.
, a. 11. BUSAJrirxtf , Proprietor.
aprJe-iyd
rOOD'H SARSAPAB1L.LA.
Health and
If you feel tired, weak, worn out. or run
down from hard work, by Impoverished con
dition of the bleed or low stale of the systsm,
yen should take Heed's rarsapatllla. Tbe
peculiar toning, purifying, and vitalising
qualities of this successful medicine are seen
fslt throughout the satire system, expelling
dUeasa and giving quick, healthy action te
every organ. It tones the stomach, creates an
appetite, and reuses the liver and kldueys.
Thousands who have taken it with benefit,
testily that Heed's Earsapaillla ' makes tbe
weak strong."
Heed's Bareaparllla
" I have taken net quits a bottle of Heed's
Baraparllla,andmustssy Itlsoneet the best
medicines for giving an appetite, purifying
the bleed, and rrgulalingthedlgestlve organs,
that I ever heard of. It did me a great deal of
geed." Mas. N. A. Etahlbt, Canastota, N. Y.
1 took Heed's Bareaparllla for less of appe
tite, dyspepsia, and general languor. It did
me a vast amount of geed, and 1 have no hesi
tancy In recommending it." J. W. Wills Wills
fesd, Qnlncy, HI.
I baa salt rnenm en my ten arm litre
years, suflerlng terribly. I took Heed's Bar
espsrllls.and Ibeealtiheum has entirely dis
appeared." U. M.Mills,;i F reach Bt, Lewell,
Mass.
Heed's
Beld by all drugg'sts. II t six fcr8, prepared
Ofily by 0. I. tOOD CO., Apothecaries,
Lewell, Msss.
100 Doeea Ons Dellar.
A1MU
M:
BTZQKR &.HA.UUHMAX,
METZGER & HAUGHMAN.
FULL lines of
Black Dress Goods,
Black Cashmeres,
Black Henriettas,
Black Sebastopels,
Black Armures,
Black Camel's Hair,
Black Albatross,
AT THE LOWEST l'KICEB.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN,
NOS. 88 AMD 40 WB3T KINO BTBBET.
B
ARl) & MeELROY.
bard & Mcelrey,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, Opposite Fountain Inn.
Oir Expenses Are Nei nigh And We Are Satisfied With Oar Small Prefils.
dei. Men's 11'ltlshK Hese, regular made, 2 pair ler 25c, worth c per pairs Men's 4 pair
1 3 pair Seamless llesn ler 2)c, best goods In the city at the price t Ladles' regular Made Hal
gRati He e. nalr ler 2Vj t Imrculnsln children's lioe 20 dnz. Men's Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs only Juc each, worth 15c; iOdez. Ladles' Handkerchiefs, with emuroldered silk flower
In eernnr. etilv An annti. HhnwM And Itlnnlrntji at
Muslin only Be, regular price, 12X0, New Dress Ulngbsms only ine New American Batlnes at
10andl2Kcts. One Let el llleached Turkish Towels, size 17x38. 2 fjr 2Sc. worth 2)0 each, One
Case of Bummer l'aniler, In neat mixture, I lalds or Htripes, geed wa-blng color', double and
twist, no starch, at soe per yard ; better goods than some tell at 15c tummer muting In lower
grades at 10. 12W, ift,lti 17ctsete. Special valim in lllae Cashmeres at , 85. 15, 5J eta and up.
lll.ck Bilk Warp Henrietta Cleth II U), si 25. f 1.40 and II 51 black All-wool Henrietta, 46 Inches
widest 1 00 ; thU It the bUgest dollar' werthuver retailed ever any con n ter : we except nene
Ingrain, Hemp and rottaze Carpet at 20c, worth 25c ; better gnidts at 25, 81, 40 and 50 cts Bag
carrewat2.nt, 40, 45, MctR and up; all-wool stripes atAnj. 1 urpet Kags taken In exebangn.
Window Shanes, spring fixtures, at 40e; best goods, 50s. Dade Shades at 75c, worth 110).
rKATHEU3-Owlngtethnlncreauddemandnt tnls season of the ear It has cansed the
wholesale prlte te advance. We are prepared te furnish the btst goods at the same low price
the lowest In the city. Why T Our expenses ure net h'gh, and we are sutUfltd with small
prefl'.B,
bard & Mcelrey,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, Opposite Fountain Inn.
KTEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE.
MOURNING GOODS
These inteiested in Black or Mourning Goods will find in our department devoted
te these fabrics a most complete ussertment ei every kind of material used for mourn
ing purposes.
Black Cashmeres in endless variety, SO, 40 and 4G inches wide, from 25s. te $1 25
per yard. Strictly All-wool Black Cashmeres, 40 Inches wide, at 30?, 45, and CO cts.
Still finer qualities at C2i, GS, 75, 87 cts., $1.00, 91 25.
Black Weel Ilemiettas, 4G inches wide, two special bargains, at GOc. nnd $1.00.
These are net every day offerings and you should see them at once.
Court and's English Crapes, Bordered Nun's VeillnRS, Serpps, Armures, Tamise,
Otteman Cleths, Biritz, Bread Cleths, Shoedas, Arneld Cleths, Diagonals, Silk Warp
Henriettas, etc., etc.
Alse a full line Mourning Cellars and Cutis, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hitching,
and Black Ribbons at very low figures.
FAHNESTOOKS,
35 & 37 BAST KINO BT.. LANCASTER, FA.
JEWELRY.
B
AUG A IN BALES.
BARGAIN SALES
STERLING SILVER GOODS,
Musical Bexes, Bronzes and Art
j)
OALL AND EXAMINE AND GET JUICES.
Diamond?, Geld and Silver
H. Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
CARPET
BARGAINS I
-GO
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
WILTON, VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS,
Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets,
OIL (JL0T118, WINDOW S11ADXS, Ac
We have the Laraeat nnd Beat Stock lu the Olty,
H. S. SHIRK & SONS,
Cerner Veat King nd Water Slreefc, Ltncxster, P.
FOll KENT OK LKASK THE IXML
ana Lumler Yrd wllU 1. K. 11. biding.
iraw. tlieas Hud coal btiii new occupied by It,
II. MtirUn, fienUnK en hertfc Wftler Ueet
between Lemeu andJuimiktri-ctKiidexieiid.
IDK writ te l'enn'a U It. Tilts property U
luluble ler any kind of uailnes, or further
particular, apply 10 A. A.MYK1U,
JW-UUt ' ""' e.3WeititlDgllreeU
Strength
Jill this season, as spring appreaehw, geed
reliable tonle and bleed partner la needed by
nearly everybody. Heed's Bsnaparilla Is
peculiarly adapted for that purpose and be
comes mere popular every year. Try It this
spring.
" When ttoek Hoed'sSsrsaparlllathat teavl
ness in my stomach loll; tbe dullness In my
head, and the gloomy, despondent feelleg dis
appeared. I began te get stronger, my bleed
gained better circulation, the coldness In my
hands and feet left me, and my kidneys de net
bother me as be fore." G. W. Hull, Atterney-nt-Ltw,
MUlersburg, O.
Make the Weak Streng
" A year age I suffered from indigestion, had
terrible headaches, very llttleappetltet Intact,
seemed completely broken down. On taking
uoeo's earsaparllla I begin te Improve, ana
new 1 have a geed appetite, and my health Is
excellent compared te what It was. 1 am bet
, ter In spirits, am net troubled with cold feet
or hands, and am entirely cured of Indiges
tion," Miftxta Mahsihe, Mewburg, Orange
County, W. Y.
" reeling languid and dlzsy, having no ap
petite and no ambition te work, I took Heed's
Birsaparllla, with the best results. Asa health
lnvlgorater and for general debility 1 think it
tmmter te anvLhlnv tlA." a. A. Itizn.
1 Utlca,N.Y.
Sarsaparilla
Beld by all druggists. Ill six forts. Frepircd
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apettecarles,
Lewell, Mass.
lOO Doea One Dellar,
StUUJsa.
Iars than ce4t Una Case tiemnants of Bleached
T
Werk.
Watches and Fine Jewelry.
HALLS.
HAKGA1NB I
-VOK-
IT L. FISHER, DENTIST.
l'Artlcular attention given te filling
aiidpreiervlut; tbe liUtuntl tenth. 1 liive uil
the litest linpinveineuut fordeing nlcu work
at a very reasonable coat, llavlogyearsef ex.
pArleuce in the lance cltleal uiu sure te give
the best of sattafactfen and savu you money,
Ih-st artificial Uelhenly 3 00 pr set.
luarlS-Jyd Ne, MMU1UU QUXENST,
PA LACK 0 rABHlOS.
AbTHIOH'M
PALACE OF FASHION,
1 3 East Kine Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Geld and Silver
Braids are
usea te excess en
light wool
Spring Costumes.
If you come in we will show
you our assortment.
This has been a stormy week,
no goods have come in since
Monday, and we have had
ample time te improve things in
the store. We are making very
fine displays in each depart
ment. Our usual way! Every
thing marked with the price.
We must invite you again te
come and leek ! Don't buy !
Our store is open te you at any
time ; just say you want te leek
around, and nobody will trouble
you. It is'nt our way of doing
business te trouble people.
We cannot advertise every
thing we have for sale. A few
specialties here and there. The
rest you will have te come and
leek for yourself.
Anether let el Spring Coats
came in after the blockade.
Grey mixed cloth, flowing
sleeves, price $2.50.
A few mere words about
Braids. When we say we never
had such an assortment, it may
give you an idea of what it is.
Every width and color, in Her
cules, Mohair, Diagonal Lace,
Gilt-mixed, President, Feather
edged, etc.; also Seutache for
Braiding, in black, cream, geld,
silver, steel, and all colors.
Madras Cleth or Scrim for
Curtains, in nine different pat
terns, at 10c. a yard.
Cream Lace Scrim has been
put down te 6c. a yard.
We have six large Ostrich
Feather Fans, white, cream,
lavender, pinks, natural, with
ivory sticks ; they are worth $8 ;
you can buy them for $5 apiece.
Dress Patterns, of the Paris,
Londen Fashion Ce., at the uni
versal price of $12 each.
ASTRICH'S P. O. F.,
Lancaster.
DRX (JOODS.
JTEW SPUING QOOD3.
JQHJT S. GIVLER
CANNOT OPEN UIS
NEW STORE,
-CNT1L-
Saturday, March 24, 1888.
On accennt of seyern snow storm Reeds can
net be deliver, d by the mil read companies la
ttmntnepnn sooner. Will open en BAIUH
DAY, M4.UCU.2t, 1-E8,
NEW STOCK
or
Dry Geed?, Notions and Carpets
AT
Nes. 6 & 8 North Queen St.,
(Next Doer te Leng's Drug Stere.)
LANCASTER, PA.
marlfrlydAw JOHN S. Q1VLEU.
s
PKINQ DRESS GOODS.
New Spring Goods !
WATT &SH AND
G, 8 and lOEtst King Street.
llave opened for inspection everything new
tiid dt-bliable In
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
DUESS SILKS, l'lUNTKD SAT1SKS,
WA5U DUKSS KABI11C8,
Ladles', Gent's and Children's NEW SCUINQ
UOSIEllY,
tlLKULOVE3. TAl-fKTA GLO VIS,
L13I.KTHUKAU GLOVES,
KIDQLOVE9,
NKWSl'tl.SG SHADE? INB1BDON3,
DUKSS TBIUM1NG", DRE3S BUTTONS,
NEW Sl'UI.NQ XMUUOIDEUIES,
COLLAUS AND CUrFS,
BUCUING9,
TABLE Ll.EN9, TABLECLOTHS,
NAl'KIN?, IOWELS,
H0USEKKEP1.NG Q30DS.
ETUAOUDINACY UABGA1NS IN
All-Weel Dress Goods,
X Inches wide, seven different
Check, enlyc. a yard; nude te reUll at Mj.
New Yerk Stere.
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