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CHAPTER XII. i
A LONXLT RIOHT. t '
I had a plpe of my own in my pocket; 1
fetched a small block of the black tobacco
that was in the pantry, and with mbm
trouble, for it was a bard end dry aa g)aV
chipped oft a bowlful and fell a-puBag Witt '
all the satisfaction of hardened lever at
tobacco who ban Ien been deaHd kit faverk
relish. . .',. '"
My pipe being emptied, I threw sesae mera
conk into the furnace, and patting a candle
' in the lantern went aft te take another Tkrf
of the little cabin, in oneef which I re
wired te sleep; for though, the cook room '
would hare nerved me beet while the lira
burned, I reckoned upon it making colder
habitation when the furnace waa' black, than
than small comportment In the stern. ' The
cold en deck gushed down se bltlngly through
the open companion hatch that I was fain te
close it. I mounted the steps, and with much
huu suippeu me cover ana ten we aoer, Dy
which of course the great cabin, as I call the.
room in which the two" men were, waa'
plunged in darkness; but the cold was net
tolerable, and the parcels ief candles In the
larder rendered me indifferent te the' gloom.
On entering the passage in which were the
doers of the berths, I noticed an object that
had before escaped my. observation I mean
a small trap hatch, no blnrer than a man
bole, with a ring for lifting it, midway down '
me jane, x suspected this te be the entrance
te the lazarette, and putting both hands te
the ring pulled the hatch up. X sniffed can can
tleusly, fearing foul air, ;and then sinking
the lantern by the length of my arm I peered
down, and observed the' outlines of casks,
bales, cases of white weed, chests, and se
forth. I dropped through' the hole en te a
cask, which left my heed; and shoulder;
above the deck,, and then with the utmost
caution steeped and threw the lantern light
around ma But the casks were net powder
barrels, which perhaps a little .reflection
might have led me ,te suspect, since it, was,
net te be supposed that any man would stew
his powder in the lazaretto.
As I was in the way' of settling my mis
givings touching the stock of feed in the
schooner, I resolved te push through with
this business at once, and fetching the chop-
per went te work upon these barrels and
chests; and very briefly I will tell you what
1 found. First, I dealt with a tierce that ,
proved full of salt beef. There was a whole
row of these tierces, and one, sufficed te 'ex
press tbe nature of the. rest; there were up
ward of thirty barrels of perk;, one canvas
bale I ripped open ma. full of hams, and of
these bales I counted halt a score. Tbe white
cases held biscuit There were several sacks '
of peas, a number -of barrels of flour, cases,
of candles, cheeses, a quantity of tobacco,
net te mention a variety of jars of several
.shapes, seme of which I afterwerd found te
contain marmalade and succadecs of differ
ent kinds. On knocking tbe heed off one
cask I found it .held a frozen body that by
the light of the lantern looked as black' as,
Ink; I chipped off a bit, Sucked it, and found
it wine '
I was se transported by the sighfcef this .
-.wonderful plenty that I fell upon my knees
In an outburst of gratitude, and gave hearty
thanks te Ged for his mercy. There was no
further need for me te dismally wonder
whether I was te starve or no; supposing the
previsions sweet, here was feed enough te
last me threo or four years. I was se over
joyed and withal curious that I forget all
about tbe time, and flourishing the chopper
made the round of the lazaretto, sampling its
freight by individual instances, se that by
the tlrae I was tired I had enlarged the list I
bave given by discoveries of brandy, beer,
oatmeal, oil, lemons, tongues, vinegar, rum
and eight or ten ether matters, all stewed
very bunglingly, and in se many different
kinds of casks, cases, jars and ether vessels,
ns disposed me te beliove that several pirati
cal rummagings must bave gene te the crea
tion of this hondsemo and plentiful stock 'of
geed things.
Well, thought I, even if there be no mere
coal in the ship than what lied in the cook
house, enough fuel is here in the shape of
casks, boxes and the like te thaw me pro pre
visions for six months, besides what I may
ceme across in the held, along with the ham
mocks, bedding, boxes, and se forth, in the
forecastle, all which would be geed te feed
my tire with. This was a most comforting
reflection, and I recollect of springing out
through the lazaretto hatch with as spirited
a caper as ever I bad cut at any time of my
life.
I replaced the hatch cover, and having re
.solved upon the aftmest of the four cabins
as my bedroom, entered it te sce what kind
of accommodation it would yield me. I hung
up the lantern, and looked into' the cot that
was slung athwartshlps. and spied a couple
of ruga or blankets, which I pulled out, hav
ing no fancy te lie under them. The deck
was 11 ke an old clothes shop or the wardrebe
of a traveling troop of actors. Frem the
confusion in thU and the adjoining cabins I
concluded that there had been a rush at tbe
last a wild overhauling and flinging about
Of clothes for articles of mere value hidden
among them. Out just as likely as net tbe
disorder merely indicated the slovenly indif
ference of plunderers te tbe fruits of a pillage
that had overstocked thorn.
The first garment I picked up was a cloak
of a sort of silk material, richly furred and
lined; all the buttons but ene bad been cut
off, and that which remained was silver. 1
spread it in the cot, as it was a soft thing te
lie upon. Then I picked up a coat of th
fashion you will sce in Hogarth's engraving
-the coat cellar a bread fold, and the cuffs
te the elbow. This was as geed as a rug, ant)
I put it into the cot with the ether.
I swept the huddle of things with my feet
into a corner, and lifting the lids of tbe boxes
saw mero clothes, seme books, a collection of
small arms, a couple of quadrants, and
sundry rolls of paper, which proved te be
charts of the islands of the Antilles and the
western Beuth American coast, very ill di
gested. There were no papers of any kind te
determine the vessel's character, nor journal
te acquaint me with her story.
I was tired in my limbs rather than sleepy,
and went te tuj cook room te worm myself
at tbe ftre and get me -seme supper, meaning
te sit there till the fire died out and then go
te rest; but when I put my knife te the ham
I found it as hard frozen as when I had first
met with it se with the cheese, and this
though there had been a fire burning for
I hours I I put the things into tne even te
thaw, as before, and sitting down fell very
pensive ever this severity of cold, which had
power te freeze within a yard or two of tbe
furnace. Te be sure, the fire by my absence
bed shrunk, and the sliding deer being open
admitted the cold of the cabin; but the con
sideration was, Hew was I te resist the killing
enfoldment of this atmespherel I had slept
in the beat, it is true, and was none the
werse, and new I was under shelter, with the
beat of a plentiful bellyful of meat and
liquor te warm me; but it wine and bam and
cbeese f roze in an air in which a fire had
been burning, whynet I in my sleep, when
there was no fire, and life beat weakly, as it
does in slumberl Theso figures in the cabin
were dismal warnings and assurances; they
had been men perhaps stouter and heartier
than ever I was in their day, but they bad
been frozen iute stony images, neverthe
less, under cover, tee, with the ma
terials te make a fire, and as much strong
waters in their lazarette as would serve their
schooner te float in.
It strangely and importunately entered my
bead te couccive that though these men were
frozen and sttrless tbey were net dead as
corpses are, but as a stream whose current,
checked by ice, will flew when the ice is
melted. Might net life in them be suspended
by the cold, net ended I There is vitality in
the seed, though it lies a dead thing in .the
hand. Theso men are corpses te my eye,
but, said I te myself, they may have the
principles of life in them, which heat might
call into being. Putrefaction is a natural
law, but it is balked by frost; and just as
decay is hindered by cold, might net the
property of life be left unaffected in a body,
though it should be numbed in a marble
form for fifty yearsl
This was a terrible fancy te possess a man
situated a I was, and it se worked la me
(but ftcalnftnd. agjl8TsuaM (Urielf leek
BrsterwtetSMaa,Sflthch,iMrea
helncMl mtieiiA liat -
ataaysjicwaU sheuU. beheld seeae'lersa j
trew m iwuasui or one or taese aa-ares ib
the cabta stelklag la, aad coming te say aide
i ubbtit kmui nam, . imhbm
pished, and qoeruleBaly asked of myself whs
manner of English sailor waa I te snffer sack
weesealy terrors te visit nae; tme It weaM"
the afar had nhassdtasuiMbsse; aad presently
. a hollow creak soaaBs'eat of the held,
.caasrt by seats htaiswaule' the bed of ice
eawk4eke vessel lay, I was seised With a
panic terror and sprang te my feet, aad Ua-.
tern La head mads for the coaajaaiea ladder,
with a prayer in rae for the sight of a star I "
I durst net leek at the figure, but setting
the light dew at, the. feet of the ladder
,sqaeesedt!reahtte companion deer en te
1 tk deck. My fear iriaa fever. te.iss,(wyc
I aad I did net feel the beUt There wasae
stsJtobeseBaiaattbewkltsasssef the tee
wMungtaawild,strge1gtarebythe
bUckaess of the sky, aad saade a light of Its
own. It waa the most savage and terrible
picture orsetttadelaBe inTeaaWer man
could reaeVtd, yet' I blessed It ter" the .relief
it gave te my, (host 'enkindled. iaugLaiiea.
Presently, when" the cold was beginning te
pierceme, my courage was se mnch the bet
ter for this excursion into the hmn .nil
I black aad gleaming realities of the night,
uu bit ueart oeas as its usual measure as I
passed through the hatch and went again te
. uiDGiwK room.
I' i howevor, sure that if I sat here long,
t listening and thinking, fear would return.
, de, racing out tne ere, I picked up the lantern
i and was about te go, then halted, censidering:
whether I should net stew the frozen provls prevls
1 ions away. It was a natural thought, seeing
) hew precious feed was te me. But, alas! it
mauereanetwnere they, lay; they were as
secure here as if they were as snugly hidden
In the bottom of the held. It was the white
realm of death; if ever a rat had crawled in
this ship.iwas. inltafaidlnar place, as, stiff
and idle as the' freten vessel j B6i lei the
lump of wine, the lea, ham, aad se forth; rest
where they were, add went te the cabin I had
chosen, involuntarily peeping at theflgures
nil passed, and hurrying the faster because
of the grim and terrifying llvellnees put into
the man who sat starting from the table by
the swing of the lantern in my hand.
I shut tbe deer and hung the lantern near
the cot, having the flint and box in my pocket.
1. ? HeMi attadaw of icaa-
die in Iho vessel; nevertheless,' it- was (my I
business te husband them' with the utmost
niggardliness. Hew long I was te be im-
, ,... "-., it wunu i nu tct te DO OO-
Ilivered, Providence idone knew; and te run
short of candles Would add te thevterrers of
.my existence by forcing me either te open
" "w " puns lur ugm, ana se tilling
the ship with the deadly air outside, or living
in darkness. There were a cloak and a coat
in the cot, bnt they would net suffice; there
was, however, plenty of apparel In. the cor
ner te serve as wraps, and lAavlng' chosen
enough te smother me I vaulted Inte the cot,"
and se covered myself that' the clothes were
abeve the level of the sides of the cot.
I left the lantern bumine while I marin
1 sure my bed was all risrht. and far mminr
I feeling extremely melancholy; the hardest
J part was, the thought of theso two men
watching in the cabin. The most fantastic:
' alarms possessed me. Suppose their ghosts
( came te the ship at midnight, and entering
. lucii LKjuiua quicKenea mem into walking!
J I caught myself listening; and there was
I enough te hear, tee, what with tbe subdued
. rearing of the wind, the splintering of Ice,
I the occasional creaking net nnlike a heavy
f booted tread of the fabric of the schooner
te the blasts of the gale against bcr masts,
or te a movement in the bed en which sbe
reposed.
I But plain sonse came te my rescue at last
I resolved te have no mero of these night
fears; se, blowing out the candle, I put iny
head en the coat that formed my pillow, res-
J elutely kept my eyes shut, and after a while'
' fell asleen,
(TO Bl C0STIBU2B.)
Tee Cast Make a iSaassea
Oat of an attenuated dude, with meagre legs,
pigeon chest and a slight cough. But a man
1 or a woman te whom constitutional vigor has
, been denied can get It te a very considerable
., extent by the pcralstvnt uie, la regularly pro
portioned, altercated doses, of America's
chief tonle, Ilestetter's Btemseh Bitters. Te
the nerves and muscle of the stenuich that
! cental lnvigerant Imparts tone, and te Its
operations regularity. Ilia proximate result
la thorough digestion and complete assimila
tion of th feed, and tbe ultimata sequence,
bleed fertile with the elements of muscular
1 paired, and a disappearance of the nervous
yrapiems 10 wnicn eiieiaiea mvaiuis are al
ways subject, and which tliry are very prone
te take for the manifestations of tcrieus
,(M.,.li Jl....a a.,.1 .In;, a . a .wl I h ,.. I .
I diseases of the kldntys and bladder, always
exceuiriiy wcaneninit, aim ter coesiipauon,
fever and ague, and liver complaint, use tbe
Bitters. '
One of the irest useful a-tlcletthatwe knew
et Is that famous household remedy ferlhn
babv. Dr Hal',, llAbvtrvrun it ceaia anlv !A
cenu a bottle.
noeDHcan aerquaieiyaescnDe ue suner
lng lmpmed by dpeptla. It darkens life's
pathway and makes vxtatence almost unbear
able t but Laxader win net, wnlv ;allevlate the
tortures or dyspepsia,' but will cure the dis
ease. F Ice only cents. ,
Tbe Randiemeit Lady la letaraitsr 1
Remarked te a Itiend the ether day that she
knew. Kemp's JSalsam.fer tha.Ihreat and
Lungs was a superior J remedy, asiltstepped.
her cough Instautiy when ether had neetfeet
whatever.: 80 ti rreve this and eonvlnee jeu
et Its merit, any druggist will give you a Bam
pie Bettle .ft-er. Large size tee, and ti.eu.
Koptere ears guaranteed by Br. J. B Haver.
831 Arch street, Philadelphia. iSase at once,.
no operation or delay from buXuest, attested
by thousands of cures after ethers till,, ad vice
tree, send for circular, ' - maiUMjdew
The face and temper of thu woman wte
takes Mew Style Vinegar titters have no
wrinkles.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tonr-retha,
Ot our .American nseple are afflicted -with
sick headache In. fit ter Its nervous. bUleus
or congestive fei in,, caused by Irregular;
nauiis, mgn living, eic., ana no remedy has
ever conquered ft until Dr. 'Leslie's; Special
Prescription' was discovered. Olvelta trial.'
See advertisement In another column. () '
THE BKV. KO.U.TUAYKIi.nX Bourbon,
Indisays: "Beib myself and wife ewe ear
lives te BUILOU'8 CONSUMfTlONUUliK.
for sale by B. B. Cochran, Druggist, Me 13
north queen street- (5)
Bneklen's Arnica Balvs.
Ths Ban 8ii.vs In the world for Cnts.Brnlsee
Seres, Ulcers, fait iiheum, rever Beras.Tetter,
Chapped ilands. Chilblains,' Cerns, and all
Bkln Kruptlens. and positively cures riles, or
no pay required.- It is gnaranteep te give per
feet aattatactlen, or money refunded. - Price
SB cents per box. ler sale .by II. B. Cochran,
Druggist, Mee. 137 ardUO Merth Queen street,
Laneaater. Pa. June27-lyd
SBILOH'SCUBK will ImmedUtely relieve'
Greup, whoeptnc cough and Uronebltlt. for'
ue Dy u. u. ceenran. Druggist; no. in worth
yueen street. (7)
A Bound liegal Opinion.
K. BalDbrldge Hunday,' kiKj., County Atty.,
Clay Ce.. Tex., Tei..-aayi "llave uanlKlectne'
Blnera with most happy result. Mybiether
alie was very low wlln Malarial Vever and
Jaundice; but was cured by timely nsoet this
medlctnn. Am satisfied aUecule Bitters saved
his 1110."
Mr. D. L Wllcozsen, of Herse Cave, Ky- adds
a like testimony, saying: Ue positively be
lieves he would have died, had U net ben ter
Slectrle Bitters.
Thla great remedy will ward off, s well as'
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Fer sale by our agent, U. B. Cechran.druggtst
W7 and LO H. Queen ht., Jjincwulr, ru e
H. B. Cochran, Mee. in and 13J North Queen
"H??1?.?! 1'-i- u selling euii-eu's
COUOU CUua as a guarantee te cure all
breat and In ng troubles. ;S)
Fer 39 yuan I have been troubled with
catarrh have tried a number of remedies
without relief, a druggist buie rerxmmended
Kly'a Cream Balm. I have uasd only one
bottle and 1 can ssy I tcel Use a mnru.au. ny
ca'arrh was chronic and very bad. .1 make
this veluntaiy statement tr.at ethers m.y
knew of the Uilm- J, v. liatbewses, (Law
yer), Pawtucket, K. 1.
I was troubled with catarrh In my head te
an annoying extent ter three year. Alter
using one buttmet Jtly's cream Balm I was
eatuely cured Wm. J. Cline. Victer. W, Y.
ni27-2deedw
Tbiew Away His Ointcbas.
' Suffered Irem rheumatism se badly hid te
use crulcws, but threw them away after ap
nlwlnir Themat' Xclectrie OU te my llines. 1
' ' r r r. .... .. . ........ .... .. 7 u
new feel better than 1 have ler years
ItfTt DlU3r luau uavcj im jreata m , ..
Ulbbs.e9klk street. Buffalo. N. V. . Fer sale
by II, B. Cochran, druggist, .
andlNMeith
ajiaatituTt.- lyaeeaswr,
H
OOD AMA.rABILttA,
Health and Strength
Jrt.Me watk.'ws ,.;ra' I ! AMMseaetB,aaartaapafeahsita
sa ha week, fcy Issamssleaia east-. I rHMteeleaah4ee4nrl(lerle aeea
I
t !tM.ie.Me weak.'
ewa fi esa as work, fey
ittMiiAaMM4TllBMeiaesMV
- ...! WA M't.1 I I I I M WfeAkf
Mealier teaMsV WtHftre.
aiaUiles of thhseesesarat ssedirtaaatej
ran lareanaaat tae lira
llseaee. aa srttlest aatak.
avtryetftea; meetas, mama, ewaa-a est
appetite, aad reaeee taa,Mrer aad MaMfai
Taeiisaaae wk'Mve, takes. H wuh.aeaeat,'
testily that Heet's rarsapartlia Masaae the
Weak street .
Heed' EamparlllA
x.laaveitahea Mt qaHe h heUleefBeeeVs
UawearUia.aaasaastsayHtseaeef thehaet
maaietaea ter tlrtag aa aapeuie, purity lag
the btaea, aad regnlatlag the dlcesUve arsjaaa, ,
that lever aeara of. ltsseatreat Oeeiet
gee.'- HtA. (TAaar;eaaswta:ir. Yr -i
MtMBft;eniiaiaiHUafwleM.ethsja
Ute,dyypela, aad geaeral laagaer, It did
tne a vast aawaat of geet, aad i have be heat
taaey la reeessBtaMlag it." t. W, Wtu.f
tean, Qatner, 111. "
! had'sait taeaai ca tay left'anal three
years, saaeriaa-tUTtWy. X teak. Mead' aae
sapsrlll. aad the salt rkenm has aaUralyaaK
fcppeand" H.M. Mat, hjrreieh hi, Lewell,
Heed's Sa!rsaparilla
Beldbyslldrarg'sta. II j six forts, rrepsred i
euly by. 0. X tvOOO CO., "Apetheeules: I
Lewell. Msaa. ... I
i 100 Desms Ob DeUstr. 1
juia
B
ARDAM0KI4ROT.
bard & Mcelrey,
and 35 Seuth Qutaa Street,
Oar EipHNi in Het Higk LU W
.? ere. Meals BlUsh H Hese, ramlay made,
andlp
keretali
na s pelf. Mamies Hese tar He,
aiess Hese tar Me. beet aoeda In
n He e. 1 nsJr for v t terminal
ir for no 1 ben
sateala Chlldraa's Hese in dns. Men's
nan eniT jue mi
.:... -.i .- -r
eaeh, worth 18c t (Odes. Ladtesf
in ceper, only Be eaeh. dhawls aad Blaakeu at
leans 1M ets,
naraiar nnee. isme. 1 ew ureas
One Let at. saeeehed Tasklek
Use eMaawier rentier, la Msitsatxturer. riaid
twist.ne starch, at neper yard: better ceeds
at neper yard t better
arades at 10,li)f, is, is
BUck Bilk Warn Hear
Hi
etti
sbi
si ml n en ai in
the blnest dollar worth
lagrata. Hem
r.. -3. & a M.. a.
farpeieat
.irindew Bhads. SDrlnsf flztures. at eOe t best
smp and oeuave carpet at tee. worth Mej betur grades atss.si,40andtuets. ki
, SI, 40, 48, 50 eta aad ap 1 all-wool stripes at Ma. Carpet Hag taken In exebanae.
lhads, spring flxtnres, at eOe t best goods, 60s. Dtde SLades at 75c, worth II 00,
i r!ATUHSOirtngtethnlnercaeddemandat tfeU aealnn et the jesr It has eaused the
wnelesale price te advance. We are prepared te furnish the brst goods at tbe same low price
the lowest la the city. WhyT Oar expenses are net h'th. and we are satisded with small
preflu.
BARD & MfcELROY,
33
and 36 Seuth Queen Street,
TOAROA1NS IN OARPETO.
DONT rieR
I V
mm aw
' : M6tzger &" Haugliman?s
NOS. 38 AND 40 WttsT KING STREET,
Opposite
tha 0.
N
EXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE.
AMONG
These are busy days among tbe Carpets. Frem early till late we arc cut
ting, sewing, laying. Many new things pre arriving every day right from the
looms, bright and cheerful in their newness. Lewer than ever in their cheap
nees. Here are the arrivals of te-day.( Beautiful new style Ingrains at 20, 25,
38, 45, 60, 00 and 70 c1b. a yard;. Mere of) these excellent and beau til til Tapes-tiyIJruKselsat50,-02t,
75and85ct. a yard. Ne old styles here. Every yard
et Brussels In our beuse -is of this naasen'd manufacture, this being our
first season for these goods. Rag Carpets In endless variety at i, 30, 35. 38,
40, 45, 60, 65 and 68 cts. Don't miss feeing our 88c. and 60c. numbers. They
are 10c. a yard under price. RUGS AND MATS Just In te-day a mag.
nlQcent assortment of Smyrna Ruga at 60, 75 eta.. 11.00, 11.25, ou up te 5 Ce.
Alse a full stock et Fleer Oil Cleth at 25c. up, Carpet Unings, Window
Shades,. Window Shading and Fixtures, Stair Carpets, 10c. up, Stair Oil
Cleths, etc., etc. Rags tiken in exchange. Carpets neatly sewed and laid.
FAHNEQTOCK'S,
30 da 87 BAST KINO
j ic wBt.it r.
lr"" 1 fi -i-i" -i-i-i-i-rrr - ' r ' " " ' ' ' -J"' '-"iwr-ij"-i"'i"i" s '-a"'M"a'f fi'i'jrtfJ-Lrxrtj-uLfTj'Ljxri.rijvi.ji.ri.rLft-rM -jn.rmj-ifirvavf.
WARQAIN BALES.
BAS,GAIii SALES
STERLING SILVER GOODS,
Musical Bexes, Bronzes and Art Werk.
CALL AND EXAMINE AND GET PRICES.
I
Diamond?, Geld and Silver Watches and Fine Jewelry.
H. Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
OAMfMT
BAKQAIN8 I
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
vex
WILTON. VELVET, BODY BRUSSELB,
Tapestrj, legnlD, Damask and Venetian. Rag tnd Chain Carpets,
OIL OLOTBB, WINDOW GlLLDMii, Ac
We have U Large, wad Bast Btoek la tka Otty,
H. S. SHIRK & SONS,
Cemw WtM Rug tot WiUr Btrttls, Unetstir, H.
BCHINES8 METHODh MADE PLAIN.
Tbe system of Instruction at the
IiANCASXkK COUhtajtOIAL CObLIQS,
Is se simple and plain that any young 1-dy or
yentleuan can easily master all the details of
abuslness education.
. e.IBItBhI.TBia.
Kvenlng 3esIensTnesdaya, Wedtie
kuu a-iiuaja. uu uuormavien given by
aiu, naivb
H. C W JClIlLKR.
ainiaaiai raauawa
COBTsretai oeuece.
Laaeastar, Pa,
OdUs-tM
raHeMatvetaaaAhlaedweHaerte aeeatd by
hearty, even bear. Heed's ftMisMrtUa te
hsaanatty' adapted let that paraeeeaadaa
teatseiaere pepabkr erety year. Try it this
satiar. '.
UWhea I took Heed's iirsaparlllatha
i la my stomach ielt; tbe dallaeat in my
head, aad the cloemr, despeadeat feelleg dts
hppeared. IbegaateMt streaaer, my bleed
heiaed,bettetelreolaUefl,Ue eeldatss la my
SaaeM M rest left, and my kidney s de aet
tuthetsae as before." e. W. Hett, Atteraey-at-Law,
attilersbaqr, C.
t .. uHf th WMk Streng
t'A.yaa a X saaVrred from ladlgesUen, had
tatrthte haaisshes, very mtleappeUU ; la hut,
ssstsed sBsaatefly brekea dewa. Oa taking
Heed's tarsaparWa I begui telatpiere,aat
hew I bare a geed appet He, aad my health le
excellent eesspered te whet It a as. t am bet
ter la i ptrlte. am net troubled with cold teat
& haads. aad as entirely cured et ledlges
na," Mtvaia hUastsa, Hewbnrg, Orange
County, ft. t." ,
I ' Feeili i taajtald aad dlssy. hiving no ap
petite aaa noamblUea te work, I took Heed's
BsrsaparUls, with the best rtsalta. As a health
tarlfeMer aad far geaeral debility 1 think It
tnpeiler te anything alte." A. A. Hmaa,
UUea,H.T.
BO)dbya)ldrarfrieei t stxttrM. Prepxrtd
bnlycby'C. I. HOOU CO., ApoUeearlee,
Lewell, Mass.
. 100 Dete Oa Dellar.
ewe.
Opposite Fountain Inn.
in Ei'bW With Ov Small Pnfili.
t betr lac ate. worth see eer
pair i Men's 4 pair
naular Made Ual-
ike etty at the attea t l.adtre
Heusutenea Hand-
Handkerehler(wtiheBibretdetBd silk flower
Idse Uvan eest One case uemnants of Hleaehsd
jfSLSx&xtssr.
iaaaaM eaiy ie. new American eaunee at
Tawels. atae ItxH, 1 ter He,' worth im each., One
or iuTtas.'oed waihlns- color, denbli and
eaai
than nema sell atlSe. .rummer ranuaa In lower
BlaeKCahmereaatU,aV4S, 60 eta and np.
at se
Biaea aii-woei Henrietta. 10 inetie s
evhr retailed ever any oenntar t we exeent none
Ab - .. . . . .'..u a. .' a..r
IIS. BSB
sroedi
I .A A
Opposite Fountain Irn.
PETS
oeper Heuse.
CARPETS !
8T.. LANOABTBR, PA.
HALL.
ItAItOAINHI
NOTIOK TO TKKHPABHERU ABD
UUNNBR8.-AU persons are hereby lei.
4MMmm n a ... m a Aaa-a aa & taJB. .fs a. .
MWWH W BAVswaaaafaai uu aui Ul VaU
te tresDasa en anv or the leads iTf tha
Cornwall and Speedwell estates tn Cebaunu or
Lancaster counties, whether laeiesei or tmln tmln
clesed, either for the purpose of sheeting or
ashing, aa the law will be rigidly enforced
against all trespassing ea said land of tbe uu
designed after Ihls aettea.
WM. COLBMAK FRBKMAF,
B. FBBOY ALDBH, '
BDWTa. FBUMAJr,
Aueraaya agf BTwetUsaa'i Bair
cLOTKiira
TNrOKhtATlON.
Te theae hheai Oracrsag wim CTethee:
yea waattekaveteeHyasAtePleed,
SOTO . '
ASKEW'S.
u
eaT-lyd
s
VXINQ OVKBDOAT8.
H&6ER t BIOTIBR,
Spring Overcoats,
PIOIaVL V ALUMS.
rerl .08-AI.r,WOOL CAM OVIROOAT.
Fer a aas-aibK mix id OTiaceaT.
Verim'0-INULItH KBUBT OVBtCOAT.
FOT Ilt00-KERT BlLK ACD.
s-orseeoj k Faced aed sat la sleeves.
PEHFECT F1TTJNG k BTYLISn,
rKXhatllTB THht.-
HAGER BROTHER,
8fl AT WSST KINO BT.
TMMBN14B ASaOKTMENT.
GaiDM-i ' Brer;
?. W. COR.U. QUrLNtOSANGEbTS.
UURNSE ASSOUralBNT.KBVT rKATUKBS
kICLUSlVi BTTLX3.
SRBVJOBABLR OOODd UABKID AT
Reck Bettem Prices.
OKTTUEUOSr FUR Till HOBBY.
r.VIU. tit Suits te order, quality strictly
AI -wool Caul mores and Scotch Cheviot. '
.sis, Sie, u unit tn order la strips Fields and
Che eka, strletly All-wool.
s a, sis an Buiu te order, best of All-wool
Itnpertrd worsted,
ftie. tu, b rrlnce Albert Bulla made te
order. 1 rimmed and madeta elegant style.
jn.weni i:atmere Feats te order aif3 te,
I 00, ti.re and as co.'
f ll.woel wnra-ed Psnta te order at ssoe,
KfO. 00. I7.C0.SH 00,. 00
f Fer gmrlnus oenormauon see cur two win
dows full of
t
i
Newest Spring Goods Only;
aa-ltememberoemtort and satlsfacUen gees
Wlthevury (.urchaM made.
L. GANSMAH A BRO.
M
YKRH 4 KATHrOK.
Spring Overcoats.
WHEN M1L.DBB rTXATliBR COU1B
' TOU'LL HKKD A
LIGHTER DVERCOAT.
1
tOCll BTOCK OF
SPBIN& OVERCOATS
1
13 FULL Of
Handsome and Stylish Neielties
' 1NALLFASUI05AD,B8HADI.
ABOUT THB PRICES.
VIKlh, 1BSY ABB AS LOW A8 YOU'LL
KXPXCT.
Myers & Batnfen,
FOPU LAB OLOT1IIBB8,
NO. 12 EAST KING ST.,
t.AKnABTBR FA.
CAltHIAUKM.
UTANDAHD WOKIC
EDW.EDGERLEY
CABBIAUE BUILDEB,
KO3.0,l,4t,t5MAUKBT BTBBBT, Bear Of
Fostelhee, Lancaster, l'a,
I have In Bteca- and Build te Order Every
Variety 01 the following; styles : Coupe, Hug.
au s, Cabriolet, carrlajies. Victeria, llutlnes
Waon."T" Carts, MeCall Wagen, hnrrtes,
Uarket Wstran. 1'bnUtut, Kzpress Wagons.
I employ the best Mechanics, and have facil
ities te build correctly any style of carriage
dealred. The Quality. Ptyfeand finish et my
work makes 11 decidedly the Cheapest In the
market,
motto t Fair Dealing, Honest Werk at
Bettem Frlees." Floate al ve me a call.
, w Repairing promptly attended te. Prices
lower than all ethers. One set of Weiku.en
especially emolejed ler that pnrpese
fOITJOAL.
TjtOK JOK Y COMMISSIONER,
O. F. SUULTZ,
Dlaekimltb, Ninth Ward, formerly or Xllza
beth iernshlp. Subject te Demeni alie tuIms.
maraiwdaw
-DOE JUItY eOMMlBSlONEli,
U. T. BUULTZ,
Of Illrtb'thtewu Borough. Subject te the
docUieuol the Democratle County Conreu Cenreu Conreu
tlen. maiS-Udhw
Tj'OK JUEY COMMiaaiONKK,
GKOHQK DARMSTXTTKU,
aventh Ward, city,
Rules.
Subject te Pemocratle
matie-iyaaw
XnOR JUKY COMM183IONEII,
BDW.AUOLXK,
Ot Drumore Tew'nsblp. Bubjfct te the -decision
et the Democratle Ceuuty Ceaventtm.
maris dwtap23
TJOK JUEY COMMISSIONER,
FBAMKLIN CLABK,
Ot Htrssburg Township. Bubject te the de
cision of tbe Democratic County Convention.
tnarlSMAwtatt
"If OB CONOKEHh.
B. FRAWK WBBLMUAX,
eWrSaMset te BapahUeaa Beles.
rvRNiTvn.
w
IDUIKK'B.
YOUR WANTS
-IX-
FURNITURE
Caa be sapplled at
WIDMYER'S
FUSNITUSS BTORX
TO YODB OOhir LBTR SATIS F AOTIOR.
ATTBACT1VB Q03DS,
ATXBA0T1VB rRICKB.
' Sire yourself the Usfaetlen of seelug the
Largest, Beet end Cheapest Btoek la the city.
Oer. aUtt Ktaff & Dak Btf.
WIDKTER'3 COBKER,
:n
EW TU1NUH IN f UUN1TUHK
AT
REIN ITS HS
Kew AUTIQUB OAK BUITB, all Complete,
with Mattress aad Spring. The price will sur
prise you.
'BATUBAL enEBBY, BUITB, a'i complete
Very Pretty, Welt Made and Durable
OLD STANDARD WALHUT. VTO open
Heit Week-, six Mew Fattens at Biz Mew
1'iiees. fleveral very lew.tn price, but geed
money's worth all the Unto.
Other Few and Attractive Geed being
shown all the time at Popular Prleas,
HEINITSH'S
7 AMD 90 BOUTHIQUWON ST.,
LAXCACTBB, FA.
. as PartenalAttenUcn Given te Undsrlsk
lBF.
muNka&e
wwvwvv.-B 1aj-
jq-AHNESa, THUNKH, e.
FOUND AT LAST.
THR TRrlYELER'S DELIGHT.
A Vtr Ilandflems and Conveni
ent BAG, made of the Finest Qual
lty Drewn Grain Leather, aad fur.
nlahed with Cleths, Hair bb! Teeth
1 Brush, Boap Dlth, Teeth Fewder
Bettle. Made frem'.lS te 10 inches.
CALL AMD BXAHIMB OUR
NEW1INE
i - v OF
TRUNKS AND BAGS
AT
H. HaMush & Sen's
SADDLE. HABNES8,
-AMD-
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Centra Square,
LAMOASTBB,' FA.
mawMWWMMimmiMW euess.
awarfaBaayaaa1 ayaSayaaaaa"'aNaaaaafc
e
ILL AND 8KB)
-TBF-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Caadle-Llfhti SUM thssa all.
AaotharLetof OHRAFCLOBBBSerOaj aa
ou stores.!
TBI 'PmtnK7ZXOMN
htATAJb atoeLDura bubbbb oeshiob
WEATHERSTRIP
Baits them aJL'Thl strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps put the eeld. atop rattling of windows.
Bxalaaa Ue dBst, Keep eat snow and rain.
Anyone aaa apply. It-no wasta or dirt made
in applying it. caa de biu
holes te bore, ready for use.
Stted anywhere no
it win net split,
warn nr shrink .a enahlen atrln la tl
the meat
perfttet. At the Bteve, Heater aad Range
Jehn P. Scnanm & Seni,
84 BOUTH QUKMN ST,
LARCASTBB.FA.
s
xevsai 8TOVE8M
CALL AND XXAMIMBi
KIEFFEE & IEEE'S
STOCK OF
STOVES I
"11a SplendU" wd" BiigM Diwead"
IBAVB MO RIVAL AB UBATXXS,
Fer we all like warm feet, and this can eni
te enjeyea at a wvuu uut, utAiia,
Geed Heater at once, rather than spend;your
uuinay iur r wiump oievo, eniy uj vraue i( en
for old iron next year. We thave several et
these en hand that we can aall very low. hav
ing taken them In trade-seme bavins; been
nsea uut.ene or two years.
AMD rOB.COOKIKQ
"TkeSpleadM" aa4 Msstssr Kaaf es"
Msver FaUte Give BaUabctiea.
. Our Line of Smallerand Cteaper Stores and
w mm vwiuy.viw.
'AarOBDXBS FOB PLUMBING.-
TIM BOOFIBQ AND HFOUTIMO
Frempt Attention.
4BTMO BAD STOCK D0XD.TS
Receive
Ne. 40 East King St.,
LAMOASTXV, VmJ
(Opposite Court Uecse.
TRAVKLKRH OUIDM. J,.'
wajaaHJteWSaaiarfaaaaA-eaaal
READING A COLValBIA RAILbHAI
AMD BRANCHES. AMD LBaaJtSa-
AMD LAMOASTBB JOINT UMSB.A
OM AMD AFTBB SUNDAY. MOV. at,
TB AIMS LB tYB KBAM! MS.
. J.(Xin.!?b1 Laaeaster at tm a at,
a m and s:ia n .
It.
1 "i: '
!& SSIU'. t7: a as. and fteta isw
-lf!.V J'f U:W a m, aad : stT
TBAlMBLBavrni.ttsaf a:' --vy'i
Fer Beading at ras a m.lt-. aad hH 9 mi'vi
Fer Lebanon at IfcSn and 1:40 p m. i?
TBAINB LBAYR QUaaaVvtrt
irer Laaeaster at 6:40 a Bt,aaSftwaaaa ft
? :? and 1Mb at. :
aoraADaBeauiaoanaepBi.,, Mi ..
1 . L11V1 IIKO ITSI1V ii tM-il .'
tSL ?!,Bit M.78! vtm aaa m 9 mHI 4
tfet Itbannn at 71 a. m i-aa a vTTA S i 't
Fer Qeanyvliia at Ml a m, s aadsAaawls
LBAVBFBIMCB BTBtBT (tMm0mt.3
Wn Kaadlnv at T-in a tn. 1.u .a VS
Fer Lebanon at 7.-07 a m, Hits and 71 m.'--A
iwanjniiBiKiaBi(i:B ana s.g at .
rut Laaeaster at 7:11 a m, 1J; and 7:39 a ss. "
BUNDATTBAIMB. ' Tffii
TBAINSLBAVBBBAOINO ' f .
Fer Laaeaster at 7 JO a m aaa 1,-n p sa. ,L" . i
Fer enarrvvli le at ties n 1
TKAIHB LISVS qDABRTVILLBI.. J f:
. 'Ss,. 4
ur iiiijaaner, MBaaqa aaa aeaaiBsjamay
m Ki r - yf".
TKAIISH T.KAVR KIMQ ST. (LeanM'sAt
for Reading aad Lebanon at 83e a m 1
Kmaaaaasll
Fer Quarrrvllle at lk n m.
fit.
TRAINS l.kAVB PRINUB BT. (Lane
. Fer Kjading aad, Lebaaea at tu si
51'
inna- - - .,e.
FervjuarrynileatliMpaa. - r Vr
. . TKalNBLBAVSiLKBAirOir . l. -Fer
Laaeaster at 7t a m and 8:46 p aj." f 'j.
Fer Quarryvllle at 8:45 p m. .'.,?",
ur tuunocwen ai uemmma, ssarMHa JBJM
tlen. Lancaster Junction, Manbaim. "tsWasT
aad Lebanon, see time tables at all stssaeeavr
A. M. W1LAIIN. Hnn!lVVTSSZa'y
. . " ."-.-
m
PBM.WMTliVAWIA BAIUirMJ
m SCBIDULB.-U effect freawamajjay
Trains uutb Laaeaatsa ana lfAVtsMar
m at Philadelphia as foiiewst S55",.
Leave
. WB8TWARD,
FaetaeBxprees)..,,
Philadelphia
U ZWI p. HI,
J0a.w.
.sea. as.
etws aMprvaar...,
Way Fasseagert..
MafltralBvtaWwJc
Mej
St....
TteCelaBiMal
stas Mail Train
iraa;
Ixwrsss.....
Ttsa.Bs.
rlapelaaihts
11-jba.BL
Baaeyar Aeeeat....
Fast HBOf... ........ 1
Ffadailsh Aeaesjs....
rhvOeiBmMs
Aeeeat...
naML.Jey.
I.Aeeeai.-.
Ktapaav.
S!40b.BV
saupVaa.
s-.wp.m.
Leave
Lancaster,-
(a.m.
8:10 a. sn.
una, an
eea.ar.
ISA) p. BO.
SMp,SB.:
amp.m.
4:46 p.m.,
8:4ftt.Bi'
Aeeeaa...
aamebarg Bxpreaa
Waffeara BxaLejai.,
BASTWABD.
a-asi js 111 as 1......
l4lft.saf
Fast unet......
Harrlibnn Bsm
iStS;'
laaeaster Aeoem at,
ceiambia
aeaaaeral
FafladeipkUAeei
ssrsssy atau.,..i...,
warrtsbniw Aoeem'
ku Kftcasiar Accommodation leaves
m vara-as site PhBa. aaa amyesas
1 The Marietta AneaaaaaMatane. laaeas
l.tla at 8:40 a. ta. and raaaaaa Marietta
(Aajs taavas UHaatMa at Hiss a. jav
1 aa- TaaiaTifaia-lfarlatia m lan aMaVati
sLvietsa MM m, sa. aavi asitvas at
at raei aweLieavasatSMB
The Yerk Ai
SI
odatlea tears
t titaeawsr a
at MS aaa-arrives at
m wwa MarrlsbeMr BwBrsss at J
a.- "X m ." ."Tir..TZTV:
iss siiissiua oeenunoaauaav
aeeiiast at Iatat
at Laaeaster wtth Fast .
at ttli . BU wttl nra IhreaFh te.Fi
The Frederiek Acoemmodatloa,
uaamaa
Bhhtatlt.mitd
pvm.
Haaerer Aaeommadetlea.
.C!'1
nmbla at 4:1(1 n.m. Arrive at
4 ss p. ia eeaneeung with Day Bxpreaa.
niBDm avoeuiuuiuoauon, waa,aaaai
at Laaeastar wtth Niagara BxpresfS
nu, win run through teUaneref, dafly,
Fast una. west, ob Bandar,
will step at DewnlngtowB.Oeeies'
hanr. aft. Juv.Bllxabethtnws and
I rhe eale trains erfcleh nj Ball,
tha Mali train wast runs bv war of
J 1 a. WUOD.4eaaral Fasseasst
OHAS.B. Flien Uanmal Manaaer.'
SK'
.-!.
QPEUIAL.
i
r.
WATCHES
1? .
ler Farmers and Ballreaders wDI
great rcdnoUen la prien. -Alse Bli
thaauAnroraiterwhlehlaas sole a
iiS3
ether. arsvebMs-Watehea. .Best Waa
Jewelry aspalnng. 8peetauee.Kye(ilas
opueaiueodi. Cbrreet time dally, Mr
aapA-eaiyBiaeeiatheetty. ts".
LODI3 WMBnt$Mt&2
e.'iK. . viuoeh ist, opposite city. SB
er Fean'a Depeu. uM;
m
"M"'&
a, K,..'
af SS&&
aS'' i
isivS i
ii:ss.av'-' , -i
ansa. SB,
saS
lavesMatT
WkWB iSaBMal
rOleFaafaia
hv- ' -1B
-a " ' " w-a -.ria
'weciaea Bargain
-1cl,
ix-
1V
'ftJW"
WATCHES!
r.TB.-v...-
- .B jam
rm
5.
ifZpfcfy
Our Ueavlgst "elid Silver. Care.;
ranee, we wfll sell at price of regular S'
sane tltu-dwlthklgln, Walthaui, Hal
ounce,
cane 1
Hami
or Ksvstens mevesaents.
..... mM
GALL AHIX1KT FltlOXS, J. f$-.
-;2?KME"ttyemeriwi LP
- "V.S
&;
WALTER C.
Ne. 101 North Quean Stml.1
. . . .' X,M
LASVASTJU, FA.
r 11 j rjMaaaaamgaaaaaaaaaaaaaw.
"gg" r
(iUSKtBWABB.
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H
IQU, A MARTIN.
1- i. .' j,
CHINA
j"-a5?-v-
'iS
nr.PAPTKra jjAT.p'fnfl"
That last twelve months la IM year., Tha 5.
f Wff-
bct
a ualltv ler the least meaeral wars tatasr
tA lhi,M -41. 7 '-.
fJ
BPXCIAL INDUCXM ENZB TO
?v
MW HOUSEKEEPlILSr
Tea, Hat ret fXTKItaa l-atlea .. ta tA T "TVt-.'1-..
IthmarBatB WhttM IJp.tillA U Hft. t- '
1 lUnnerfceU, riintaa... m.T9 fSli
Ke sroefla inlrtDresnt1. All Wum' jksbW-tj
cbADgca if noteitUfaciory, at
fl
Lfc .T 1L'
High & Martin,
NO. 16 EAST ma STREET,
LAMOASTBB, FA.
mM
BVSIXRR RJtaOKTH.
z
(
riTETHEKILL,"
' "J-
ATLANTIC CITY. S. J .
Ocean and Kentucky Avenue.
Open February L te November J
i-
tl. J. KCXBBff. . .
aarl-3md'Mtr.iJaae,July. ' i V
a TliAMTIO Oil Y, N. J. kJt
wwea-. BSS1IAIAM ? !
ATLANTIO CITY, M.X k
(Fepulsr Winter or Bummer) Lantgt
Hetel. Most Convenient. alegaaUy Aa"
nlahed. Liberally Mantgtd. '.,-- -
OPXN ALL TUB YXAB, . 'I ,A . j
UH ab. awtAUnsa,
W. X. CoeBXia-. Chief Clerk. - fabtMsat i-
i iM
A TL ANT10 CITY, N. J. ,,;., ?
A .- .
HOTEL NORMANDY
(Femerly Uetel Ashlaad.) ''v
jarNOWIOPXS.-WS T,k.
BByUBNUUXIUUIODBI
JOS. XL AMlOBH, Ja.'''
marllma-Mar.ApruJy.Aug.
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