S "S, J HE LANCASTER DAILY TSTELLOXEiSQER. TUESDAY. APBIL 17. t " K h? S i iTh Dally Intelligencer. -. S.AHUABTEB. AflUt. 17. 18. n.n.r lamtxistacM trabllshes all the ssSmmpMs bows of the United rret up te '. te latest possible hour . '' VKKMS-The Dally Edition of Tira Itrmti- ' '' mom Is flallrered by canters In the ctly Wst Ml nmuaai towns ler 100, per -wee i '- LM for Uiree months i tee. pet month. V tn Wmir ImnilamcBm (Deuble Sheet) "5 ' Mfttt regee, only I1.M per annum, in ad- V Yaae. ty "Si usmuis mimnR loon uurai uuuui - , mists aue taw w&eie ue paper u mw iup ''.i uwiteMBti from 10 te eu.per line '- ? r IMk insertion, according te locution. 4' THE INXKLLIUBHUHu. V Lancaster, Fa. i tsyTslep her Connection ?f s After the Jiatlles. U Th nrlmarr bUles In this etate, out- jTsV-deef Lancaster, en Saturday, bad some ,f fWteiM of mere than ordinary Biguiu ,, eaoesv In Franklin county, Jeun Stew Mi, whose candidacy in 18S2 defeated M, Beaver for governor, bas been restored te at the full privileges of party eatate In that neck e-f weeds, by being nominated for t;, Judge ever the stalwart war horse of the party, T. M. Mahen ; which Indicates ;, , that the wounds of six years age are If betllng where they were sorest. !;--", la Ltbanen county the Republican "i eventlen gave Senater Cameren a Big- M aiflcant endorsement for president, and $, Dauphin county did the same by the III Lechlel statesman. Bath were done with " unanimity, which clearly Indicate that jh the Cameren movement Is thoroughly alive in this state, and Is getting ready te f& make Itself felt at the convention in Chi- i wge. ij Fer supreme Judge, Hen. W. F. Sad- ler,tef Cumberland, Is stirring around In lively fashion, and has secured the Dau- ' phln county delegatcs, and premises te rf gather in tbesa from Chester county si a without much trouble. Judge. Sadler is n rV clean-cut, forcible and able Judge, and the fact that he was elected te office in a I Democratic district is a strong plea for I klm in his nreseut contest. Ei-Seeaker I Benjamin Hew It, of Blair county, is se Indignant at having missed the senatorial aomlnatlen tbat he threatens te go en the stamp te defeat his successful competi tor, lien. Jehn A. Lemen. If be does se, there will be a geed chance for the Dem Dem eetats te carry.'thls Republican district. la the meantime, Chairman Cooper keeps right en bagging the state conven tion delegates for his support in his fight .for re-election as state chairman. Men tmay come and men may go, but Cooper- stands a fair chance or going onrierever. V"' ... afPeint Off. The New Yerk Prta, Republican, thinks that " the kiud of men te whom Mr. Cleveland ia looking for renomlnatlen" is shown by the selection of Jehn W. Blttenger ever Chauncey F. Black, as the delegate from Yerk county, in this state, te the national convention. It declares that Mr. Jllttenger was defeated ferjudge in his strong Democratic district by a Republican, because his " political allll allll iitlensand methods" were displeasing te the Yerk people Bat the political point of the Press ar gument is destroyed by the (act that Mr. Black is also for Cleveland's renom renem renom lnateon. The Press will see that its geed men and its bad men in the Domecratlc party are of ene mind about that matter, and may continue its moralizing npen this basis, and acquaint the world with the result. Our llreslus, TVe are saddened te nete something of a disposition te mnke fun of our Brosius, candidate for Cengress: "H'lierefore such strange inclination should be born in rmn la net plain, because our Brosius is a man of dignified mien and of illustrious talent, In and about whom a disposition te smile should fret ze In Its Infancy , and it Is te be noted tbat the men who laugh are foreigners, who lndulge their propensity at a safe distance from the awful presence. There Is the Evcniny Telegraph, for instance, which cuts its caper in Phil adelphia, but which, it ,lt came op te Lancaster would sing n very different song, realizing, as it would, hew very dear and precious our Brosius U te the Republican heart of the county, which it all a flutter te see him eclipsa the an cient glory of Thaddeus Stevecs. It was this hope, we incline te think, that nom inated him. Lancaster county has been vainly looking for a plumed knight te take the Stevens sceptre and the Brosius plume captured her at once. There "was "no doubt about the plume aud that it was one et gorgeous color. There is a profound conviction among these who vettd for Brosius that he has a wonderful supply of brains, and will be a giant in Congress. We hope he may be. We will net permit the unbe lief et such faraway .observers us the Evtning TtUgraph te decompose our fend expectation. A Warnlcg Tretn History. In a bold and patiiotle tpeecu M. Terry has denounced General Beulauger as a mutinous soldier, and drawn fiein the very menace of the present crisis nn illustration of the danger of a single as sembly and the necessity of a Senate. He showed tbat the existing situation was a repetition of the conditions which pre ceded the seizure of the government by "Leuis Napeleon in 1850; in the French style of reference te great events, a pla giarism of the 2d of December. He de clared that he would support the Floquet cabinet, and called upon it te assume an active and aggressive attltude towards Boulanger and Ctejarism. Cnsarsism would lead te foreign war, and Prance would lese the re spect of Europe if for a second time in forty years she should be se foolish as te mistake a Cataline for a Washington. Ha appealed te all geed citizens te com bat a reversion te Caaarism, which bad always left shameful, bleed stained traces la the history et Prance. Bememberlng that Boulanger has Just received nearly 180,000 votes in one of the saest important departments of Trance, a plurality of about 90,000 ever his avals, and that the man who thus denounces Bin bears a high reputation as a states man and republican, the gravity et the crisis becomes impressive. There is indeed a striking resemblance between i present conditions and the troubles l te the 21 of December. Bevls- istltutleu was then the cry ; electtd in which the were out num. ess reform- pri the name of " friends of order." Excite ment was increased by the quarrel be tween General Cnangarnler and the sec retary of war, and by the restriction of the right of suffrage. Suddenly en the morning of the 21 December, the leaders of the various factions of the assembly were arrested at tholrledglngs and ethers were Rcl7cd while endeavoring toerganlzo resistance. There was a little street fighting, b geed deal of wild talk, anatne republic wa3 dead, with the " Prlnea President" as they called him, at the head of affairs making ready te formally proclaim the empire. Boulanger has written a letter te the electors of the Department du Noid, in which he tells thorn that they have joined with him in demanding revision nt a constitution that is of Rnantl-Ilepubllcan and usurping character. They want an awcmlly that will give the peeple-the place they 'should occupy in a republic. Perhaps It is because the general has n show of right en his side that Ferry finds him dangerous. Certainly te an Ameri can the French constitution seems capa ble of extensive alterations in the direc tion of Republicanism, but Boulanger is a soldier and a soldier of the pen withal; while constitution tinkering la a delicate work of statecraft, and should bs en trusted only te statesmen. m ItnrrtESEKTATiVK Martin, of Tens, f re death a a punishment for bribing a member of Congree or govern tnontclucer. Thlals the Bime Individual who blew ent the gas tbe first night he ipent In Wash ington. Tnn greatest Republican oily of the country, Philadelphia, la new the soverost In It requisite for a liquor lloenss. la the ossesof theso who applied for licenses In the Kloventb, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four teenth, Fifieenth and Slxtcenth wards, of 50 applications, 184 wero granted, 805 re futed, 9 withdrawn and 2 held for further oenalderatlou. Iu the same wards last year 037 llcenats wero taken out. In elghtcea witfli wlinrn ItiArn htvft It 1.14 llnnnsAd tavernB horetoforo. tbore are te be only 732 lloenaod for the year beginning June l Out of every ene hundred existing taverns aaventy-slx and a fraotlen are te be oleeed. Applications for license wero nmde from Ihose wirda for 1,855 saloon'. .Letts than lOpercei t. were granted. A BJY shrleklng "murder" squirmed round a telegraph pole In New Yerk en Saturday nlgbt and the pasiers-by thought he had a lit. In a few inluutrs lie waa picked up dead. Wentcrn Union linemen, who had been at work en the pole, utvfealcneii' tlfe disused BOOtlfitt-nVtlin ieWratih wlra and ,cjWitttfy allowed It te swing ever the eleotrle light wire. The telegraph wire la anpposed te have caught the electricity from an improperly insulated light wire and the boy, passing by and seising the dangling piece, rccelved the full charge The telegraph wire waa guarded by a police man, alter the accident, until It waa cut Meral, hands oil et everything olcetrtoal. Tnn Washington Xunttay JftraUl enja : The outlooks for a Domeoratlo Honnte in 1839 In very premising. Of the holdover senator, the Dnmoera'H and Republicans have each 25. Of theso already elected, 13 oemo from each party. The sure Domeoratlo Hlgtes (Alauamn, Arkansas, Dolawnre, Georgia, Kentueky, IiOUlslann, West Vir ginia, MlMlsslppI, North Careline, Heutli Careline, Tonuessoo, Texaa, with Virginia) will glve the Drmenratr, with tbe S3 hold held hold erera, exseily S3 votes eue half of the Honnte. Te Iiaye n msjerlty they must elect nnottier senator from Colerado, 1111 nnln Jen'n, KatiBAf, Multo, Massachlisette, Michigan, Mlnoevsta, Nebraska, New Ilinipililrc, New Jersey, Oregon or Rhede Inland, or, II they oleot a vloe president or curry New Jersey, they would have a olesr mojerlty." Tun New Yerk Honnte lias pasted the resolution submitting te the poeplo the Pro hibition Amendment. The amondment is new held In abeynnrn until 161)0, nnd If tbe lpghlntiire llmt your punees ihe resolution the nmouilmeut will be aubmlltcd te Iho pcople. Tin: state een volition of the Domeoratlo Olnb Leagun will meet at liarrlsburg, en TimrsiUy, May 'il'.b. Ot this projeot Uhatr mnnKlsner eayt: "I heartlly wppiove et the prrjeotet forming a losgue of oleba In the ntnte, nnd will gladly old In all waya poestble, Thore Is going te be an old eld old fashinned Daraocratie fight this fall, nnd tuoaeonor our people wake up te the faet the better. Thoretorr, we must mnke our plans ouefully nnd ahrewdly, and organize" Uluba already formed which deiire te enter the league, nnd theso here after ergan'zsd for tbat purpose, will send the nnme ei thelr elub, ofueera and dolo delo dole gatea le Lesgnu's eeeretary, Ne. 10'J S jutti Rread stroet, rhlladelphta. Til it beard et managers ct tbe llouse ei Kofuge have sent circular te prominent cltlzeim of tlie siate apposing for funds te carry out a niuch-needed Improvement In the manngement The prcsent buildings and ground have become Inadequate for tbe Itirreaslngly large number et children, where from six te seven hundred beje are crowded togetber. lly the proposed change tbe boys' department will beromevod te a farm In Eastern Pennsylvania and erganised en the cottage or family system. In order te successfully carry out the pro posed change It will be neeestary for the malingers te reeolve donations. Mr. Wil liam Massey, et Philadelphia, baa given f 100,000 towards the iund and If It la con tributed te as la expected, the managers will be nble te glve the new eyateiu a trial In the near future. PERSONAL. UeLONUb Oiumksen nxpssts te step Inte the Hbei's of lnsuratiej Oommtxslenor Fos Fes ter whoa the latler'd term expires en May 10, Mayek T. O. Lewis, of Olean, N. y , has eleped with Uithurtuu Hed go, a tnlssef '20, leaving two children aud a wile who Is se jireetrated that she la net expected te live. All partles moved In tbe beet society of the towe. TnAOiiPiAN James Owkn O'Conneh en Monday married Ulvercwi Mrs. iliiebner, whose bustund he paid 2,000 In cetllement et the autttbelatter brought nettna. htm ier alienating tier elleotleup. The mayor of Hoboken tied tbe knot. Gr.enaE M. KonESex, late aecretaryef tbe navy, haa been unfortunate Id specu lations and has become ae heavily Involved aa te be unable te piy bis debt. It is said that hi embarrasimente have gene se far as te lead hi in te place a chattel mortgage upon the furniture of his house in Wash ington, Krnest Lewis W'EBKn, otGrace Hill, a Moravian town In Wastuugten county.Iewa. who was Hunday .ordained te the deaoenute In tbe Moravian church at Nazweth bv It t)np A. A. UMnV.P, leave te-day ler tie mikilen station at lletbe), In Alaika, where he will assist Key. Jehn Klllbuek, who haa been at tbat station for the past two years. The yeang missionary was tendered n farowell leoeptlen at the close of ohurchatrvleeletbeMoravlan church at liethlehem en Hunday night. He will sail irem B4ti Francisce en Msy 1. Kev. Weber is the 111th mltstenary sent out by the Mo Me ravians te Alaska aluce the cstntilluhuient of a station there. A Ctleliratleu Iu Hatblnleu The Gm aunlversary of the emancipa tion of the slavta In the District or Columbia was oelebrated en Monday by the colored people et Washington. There was long parade or colored military and clvle bodies, wbleh was reviewed by the president. At night meetings were held In several oelored churches, smeng the speakere boleg Fred erick Douglass, Professer Lsngsten, and sasters Bhtruusa gad Ulslr. flEKKMADB. Lere isngi are cemlnf acrMi the ftti, lAdyef mine) Whlipered In echoes of flyleg btcexs, l.&Oy et Ulna. I.it the aeiii SIM thee ileepleR, Urnr thine eyelid creeping, Where Ihy cloiea ejri ate keep'ng Bicreti of thine. Would tbat my llpi worea wLiiptreJ long, Only fortbeej One or the eboten from out the throng, Only for thee. 1 Le cenK te aweetly wctllnic Would epn these eyes te telling The love Hi it forth was welllng Only for me. W. J. Itimttrten The fopala'ten of Lancaster Is about thirty thoesand, anA we would nv at least nne-hulf are troubled with sumo alfitcilen et the Threat and Lungs, aa these oemplilnu are, aeoerdlng te sinut'ct. mere numerous thsn ethers. We wenld saris' all net te nculoel the opportunity toeall en th-lr druirglstand 0l a bottle et Kemn'a B&uam inriTaierDURaa i.unvs. rncaewumiw lYial t'u frit, sold by all druggists. (I) Ilanesty the n fettry. In alyrrllslna; a medicine It Is beit te be hoeet deception will Direr dei the people won't stand It Let the irulh be known tbat Ilurtteek Bleed Buitri rure scremla,nd all arnntlnnset the skin. This medicine Is sold everywhere by drugRlsls. rnr ssle by II. It. uoebran, drugRlst, ill and IS) herth Queen street, Lancaster. A Werd of Cantloe, lieUread men, mecbanlei, cemmeretat trav elers. ba,a ba'lists, farmers, and ethers who labor out et doers, ae peculiarly llab'e te ac cident and Injury. Themat' Scltelria Oil rnr lirnlies. burns, bites and snrtlns, U ene et the finest applications yet dnvlp1. remain b ll. II. Cochran, druggist, IDT and 110 Meri Queen street, Lancaster. Can't Bay Enough. "I eannnt speak tee highly of RwAack Bleed Jlllteri; they have beeu a ercat LlntilnK te tnn. Cunxtiunnl bllieusnesi mid flyntM'psla irem which 1 had sutTerea for year " Mr. J, Marib, I'ank of Torentn, (int. rer sole by II. II. Cochran, drugKht, 137 and ) Mcrth Queen sttoet, Lancaster, Met Otis. Knt a esse of rheumatlsm, net a c se of non nen ralirls. net a caie et lamencx.nnt a ruse Of pkfii or sprain -notenn-ha fat ml tet'O whan nttneied by Thomai' Keleettle Oil Kcr stle by II, 11. Cochran, drngKUt, 137 uud U North Q uen street, l.ancJUMT. Wtat can't lie CureU Must lie Knitursd." This rla aaise ami net elimtfv that we must Miirer the mleeitesnt dyspepsia, when a meoieltio with the cur itlve propuitleiot Jlur Jlur deck Bleed llllttri Is avull.blc. It is nnoef thH mint suDslantlul nnd rnltibln r.unnllrs sold te day. Fer sa'e by II. U. Uncliinii, atui; gist, 137 and IS) Ne.tU (JuOvti struct, I.acciis uir. I nes tmiiblcil with chrnutd (atnuli end Entue u in atbetlng In iny head, was vary iluiir nttlrars, ,ii i rtlsrhnruns from iny nr, and wan utinbln te breath thiecnh my noun. Jlmurathostcend oei joei iiiiy s ureain ihhii wni nxrunniea & ier Kiv's crakin lllm was exruni wuvouree. and te-nsvenlutr ,euml nGiiih.-(!. J, Cerbln, Klelfl Manngur rhlladelpula I'ub llshlng Heuse, l'a. lam en my second lnl(l3 61 KIt's Cresm Ilalui, bflnir a suffnrrr .iein eitnrrh s'nee 1 ai it clit d, but wlib Vm ineOttlne 1 am beiug eared. Win. h, Ifiylen, llroekyn. s umwdoedAw TI1K UKV. OKO.Il.lIIAYKtl.nrilaurben, IndsAysi "Beth mysHf and wlle ewo our llvus U BHll.Oird CUNtiUMt'llUNUUUISH rer sale by 11. II. Cochran, DruKSlst, Me 13) herth llueun street. (") Spent F.fiy Dollars in Aocterlng for rhnuuittlitn bnfore I tried Themat' Ktltetrlt Oil Ueaaa Went bettle nt this moaiclne, mm gnt ent in ene wpck. for burns and sprutnslt In excellent." Jas. Durtiaiu, fust i'tmbrose, V. Y, or b1e by 11. 11. oechran, drugRlst, W7 and 189 Merth Uunen street. 1-ancustur, Da It Wltn rieasare. Wnnglcr l!ro8.,drni?gl8ts,el Waterloo, Inw, wrltni "We ran with plcaure say tbat Thom Them at' Scltclrlc Oil Klves the brut eMIafuctleu el any itiilinent wusell. Kvurybnay who buys will htve no ether. This remedy I a curiam nun fur ml ncbns,Rplns, uml tiutns. foreale by II. II. Uoeliran, nrupKiut, 1U7 uad W Metlh QniHin street, I.mumter. WANAMAKKIVS. 1'uiLAtisLriiu, Tuesdny, April 17, 181 The following will have a di rect interest for mere people than any ether ncwB gathered by the press te-day. It is a simple straight-forward story of the most important event of the vear in the retail dry goods market. When we speak en the price question we say something worth your atten tion, and te-day wc have very special things te say in respect of Large lets of Dress Goods. All of them new and desirable. Nearly all foreign and imported by ourselves. Each price advertised here will show a reduction of at least 25 and several of them 40 per cent. Only the larger lets are re ferred te, but there are many very choice smaller quantities upon which the reductions arc equal or greater. Any lady having Spring Dress Goods te purchase ought te examine these and compare the prices. They offer large bargains en highly desirable stuffs, and it should be borne in mind that the reductions are from actual low market prices. The prac tice of making high fancy prices as a point from which reduc tions may be made does net prevail in this business. Every one of our many Dress Goods counters holds re duced goods and special bar gains. And each let contains a large variety of colors, and in the fancy styles a selection, both in color and pattern. It may profit you te pick among them. Londen Worsted Suiting in stripes, plaids, shepherd's plaids, and checks, the finest imported gems of fine spinning, perfect weaving, and artistic designs. Sixty styles, from delicate light est te darkest staple. Have sold quickly at $2.50 ; reduced te $1.50. 54 inches. English Worsted Suiting in stripes, plaids, and checks ; very desirable, and only a sin gle grade below the above. Have had large sales at $2 ; re duced te $1.25 te-day. 54 inches. German Worsted Suirfng in thirty bright English patterns of plaids and checks. Very stylish and remarkably durable. Have been $1.50 and $1.25; they are $1 te-day. 50 inches. German Silk-and-Weel Suit ing in large plaids, very rich, en mode-color grounds with silk cress-bars. Have been called cheap at $1.50; marked $1 te H OUD'S BAKSAPARlLIil. Keepthe Bleed Pure We believe Deed's SanapartUa is the very beet medielne te lake te keep the bleed pare and te expel the germs of screfula,saltrBeusa, and ether potions which cause se much suffer ing, and sooner or later anaemia the general health. By Its peculiar curative power, Heed's Siisupsrllla strengthens ibe system while It eradlatra disease: 'Karly last spring 1 waa very much run down, bad nervous hnadaehe, felt miserable and all that. I took Uoed's SarsapaMla and was much benefitted by It. I recommend It te ray friends." Mm J. M. Tailes, 111 Xuclld Avonue, Cleveland, Ohie. Heed's Sareaparllla . a"or a first-class sprirg medicine my wile and isbeth ttlnk very highly of Heed's Bar aapatUla. We both took it last spring. It did us a grat deal or geed and we felt better through the het weather than ever before. It cured my wife of sick heaflache, from which arenas suffered a great deal, and relieved ma of a dltzy, tlied feeling. I think every one ought te take something te purify the bleed bolere the het weather comes en, and we shall certainly take lloed'sSarsapeitllalbU spring." J. U. Fstaoa,8ept Qzanlte Hallway Ce , Con cert, N II. Heed's Sold by ell drnrg'sU. II t six for at. Prepared t i only by O. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lewell, Mass. 100 Doeea One Dellar. I HOOD'H HARHAPAKILLA FOH HALK AT U. Mrs. 1S7 and in North Queen St., LancasUr, l'a. WANAUAKKIV8. close. 42 inches. German Silk-and-Weel Suit ing in very neat plaids and everplaids with gray ground colors. 42 inches. Reduced today from $1.25 te $1. German Silk-and-Weel Suit ing in popular and desirable plaids with tan and ecru grounds, liave been moving rapidly at 75 cents ; they new go at 50 cents. 40 inches. German Worsted Plaids. Four distinct lets, aggregating thirty distinct styles efpatterns or color or both. Among them are remarkably bright and bril liant styles. 40 inches. Re duced from $1 te 75 cents. French Camel's-Hair Diag onal. Eight plain colors. Per fect in weave as only Roubaix workmen can make them. 42 inches. Were Si ; new 75c. German Silk-and-Weel Crepe Cleths. Twenty mixed shades. Very bricht, very strencr, and remarkably desirable. 42 inches, reduced from $1.25 te $1. French Ail-Weel Armure, with self-colored plaids, nine colors. 40 inches. Down from 85 cents te 60. French Prunella Cleth, all wool self-color checks, eight shades. 40 inches. Reduced te 50 cents, from 75. French Otteman Cleth, all wool, eight shades. 40 inches. Reduced from 75 te 50. French Diagonals, all-wool, various twills, ten colorings. 40 inches. Down from 75 cents te SO. AlI-Woel Habit Cleths, a very great variety, nineteen colors, including all the newest and most desirable shades. 50 inches. They were Si, but are 75 cents. A m c r ican Diagonals, all wool, large choice in colors, 34 inches. Reduced from 37 14 cents te 28. American Weel Suitings in sixteen very stylish checks and everplaids ; gray, brown, and ecru grounds, with cardinal, blue, orange, self-color. Desir able at 45 cents, but reduced te 3i. Weel Tricots in gray and brown, the weight, of niixtures of Considering remarkable strength. 36 inches. They were a very geed bargain at 37 cents, are a greater new at 31 cents. Weel Plaid Suitings, two dis tinct lets including twelve colors and styles. 36 inches. Reduced from 50 cents te 37. Scotch Zephyr Ginghams. Thirty elegant novelties in plaids and stripes. The public have been eloquent ever the colors and patterns, and thought them cheap at 50 cents ; they go at 37J4 cents. Watch this column daily for Dress Goods talk. De you ask why this witchery with prices at the beginning of the season ? The reply is plain, but first you need te knew that, measured both by dollars and yards, this has been our great est season for Dress Goods. Our sales are driving active. But we are in position te serve you quite remarkably in prices of highly desirable goods. We thcrelere propose te put in creased activity into sales by giving you the largest induce ments. That's all. JOHN WANAMAKER, Philadelphia. PLANTING POTATOES, for Mile, 1UJ Umbels karly Uoae at Nn 31 tOUTil tlUKKN SlUKKf. apf-tid F OH MAKING SOAP. CAUSTIC SODA. TIIUKK AND FIVit POUND FANCY aKT T1.K3, AT J. C. UOUUUTON A co Cheapest Drug store In the City, fces.su tadls Wast sXU street. Fer a geed aprlrg medicine we confidently recommend. Uoed's SaraaparUla. Vy IU use the bleed is purified, enriched and vitalised, ihtt ttrcd feeling la entirely overcome, aud the whole bely given strength and vigor. The appetite is restored and sharpened, the diges tive organs are toned, and the kldnejs and liver invigorated. These who have never trled Heed's Sarsa parllla should de ae tbls spitng. It Is a thor oughly honest and rIUb!e preparation, purely vegetable, and contain? no Inlurleus Ingredi ent whatever. Thousands testify te its pecu liar curative power. Purines the Bleed " I had erysipelas in the worst form, being nearly covered with blisters. My husband heard of Heed's Sarsaparllla snd insisted en y taking It, though 1 had little faith. I bad takes but a few doses, when I began te feel better, and la a week I was sure it was doing me geed. I continued te take It aocerdlng te directions aud when the first bottle waa gene 1 waa entirely well, I nave net been troubled by erysipelas stuee." Mm. L JUueir, Brim field, Mass. IN. B. If you deride te take Heed's Sanapa rtUa de net be Induced te buy any ether. Sarsaparilla Sold by all drnggtsta- SI I six for S3, rrepued only by C. I. UOOU A CO., Apothecaries, Lewell, Mass. 100 De-ea One Dellar, V. COCUHAN'h DRUG STORE, aprt-lmdAw HKU1VAI, A YER'SPILM. Common Sense In the trcatmontef slight allments would save avaatamountef sickness and misery. UMB or AVKU.M PILlS.Ukeu after dinner, will asiist Digestion ; tiken at night, will relieve Constipation ; taken at any time, will correct Irregularities of the Stomach and Bowels, sUmnlates the Liver, and enra Stele Heidaehe. Ayer'a I'llls, aa all knew who use them, are a mil a cathattlr, pleasant te take, ana always prompt and satisfactory In their results, 11 1 cin rocemmocd Aynr's Fills abeve all cthen, h&v leg long proved thelr value as a CATHARTIC for ruj self and family.'). T. Hess, Lelths vine, l'a. " Ayer's rills lnve befln la nee in my Umlly upwards of twenty years, and tave com pletely verified all that Is claimed for them " Themas I". Adam( fan Diege, Texas. I have used Ayer's rills in my family for seven or eight ycrrs. Whenever I have an attack of headache, te which I am very aub aub Ject, I take a dose of Ayer's Pills and am always promptly rolteved. I find them equally beneficial In colds; and In my family, they are nsed for bllleui complaints and etser dla tnrbanccs with SDChgoedefTectthat we rarely, it ever, have te call a physician." II. Vonl Venl Vonl lleme, Uetel Veulllcinn, Saratoga Springs, K.Y. AYER'S PILLS, rnsi-AtiED bv Dr. J. O. Ay or & Oe., Lewoll, Vlaea. Be'd by nil Dca'cis la lledtclne. aprlCte2J AVER'S PILLS. Kill 8 ALU AT If. B COCIIItAVri DKUG STOltK, Ilea. 137 A 'Si North U'icen Ht , Lancaster, IV. aprt-2uida.w K EEP YOUR KYE OPEN If you would net be vlctlmliea by ImpesMrs and frauds who are flooding the market with worthless imitations of HRNSON'3 PLAS TER. Ihete "pirates" who seek te float their worthless products en the reputation el BKNSUN'S l'LASTKIl rojert te many trick s for which their class Is famous, and lr buyers are net exceedingly cnutleus they frequently find themselves victimized by unscrupulous dealers who aid and abet in sueh deception for a division et the profits. Honest dealers will unite with physicians in recemmeBMIcg BENSON'S J'LABTKi: as superior te all ether external renudles fnr cengns, colds, pleurisy, chest pains, tnckaclie, MSney oflVctlens, ma laria, rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago and aches and pslus et every description. SKABUiir a Jehn soy. (4) Ke'e rroprtetors, New Yerk. TJUMPUKEY8' TTOMEUPATHIU QPE01FICS. DU lltlll I'll UK. IS1 Heet of All DlFOf.SC, rietn and Ueld binding, Ul Puges. with steel Rngrtvlng, MAI1.KI) suUK. AOdrecs, P.O. BOX 1810, N. Y. List of Principal Ne. Cures. Price. 1. Kkvers, rouRORlleti, Ir.rUramatlens 45 i Wesus, Werm rover. Werm Colte V6 S. CBTltra Colie, erTt-ethlng of Infants. ...8 t. DiiBBiiai, of Children or Adults ? 5. Utssht.rt. Orlplnij, Bilious Celic vs 6. CneLsai Menies. Vomiting v 7. Coeans, Colds, Urenrbtlts ....25 8. NauaALats. Toothache. Faceache vs 0. llaiDiOH. Strk lleaOachn, Vertigo ?S 10, HTsrsrsiA. Bilious Stomach 21 11. Burraasscner Paixfcl Pbbieds VS 11. Whits, tee Profuse Periods 2.1 IS. Csecr, Cough, Dinicult Breathing S 14. Salt Bhscm, Xrysipelas, Kruptlens ss 15. Kbsumatikm. ltbsumatle fains , 23 is. ravsa awu Aero, Chills, Malaria Be IT. Fils. Blind or uleedlng fO 19. Oatassb. influenza. Celd In the Head.. ..SO 20. Wuoermu cecau, Violent Coughs te 24 GiskralDbbilitt, Physical Weakness. .Se 27. Kidmst Disiasb M Hi, NBXVOUS IIBUILtTT ,...1100 SO. UbibabtWbakh.ss, Wetitng Bed 50 Si- D:nsiiS8 or tux Ubabt, Palpitation... SI 00 Sela by drugging, or snt postpaid on're en're celpt et mice. llUlll'UUKlrt' llKIUClNK CO , 1CV rulten St , N. Y. Tu,lh,S.w(lj GAPE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE. O Ituptura, Varlcocele and Special Diseases of either sex. Why be humbugged by quacks when ) ou can find In Dr. Wilght the only Kso Kse clab fHTsiOtAN in Philadelphia who mekes a specialty of the bdove diseases, and Cress TuiMT t'uaxs UOABANTBXD. Advice Tree day ana evening Strangers can be treatedand re turn home some day, unices private. DB.W. 11. WBItillT, 241 North Ninth btreet. Above Itece, 1 e. box 673 Philadelphia. febMydAw J'AJiASOLH. IS OW HEADY. PARASOLS. Being tu want of meru offleo room, we hive found it necessary te encroaeh somewhat npen our former store space, and thereto e, owing te our limited quarters, unable te have a formal opening as heretofore. This season's goods ate new icady, and we kindly request our patrons and the publte generally te ex amine our line. The New and Latest Styles In Handles, Tors and Materials. xys B. & EL, Ne. 14 Eat,t King Streot. aprS-Buid XKCKWEAH. T5EMOVAU E. J. ERISMAN WILL BK rOUND AT MO. 42 WEST KING ST. (Next Doer te Bailer's rbotegraph Galltiry ) W 1th a com plete stock of TOT. LATEST SPRING STYLES or OENl'd FURNWHINO GOODS TOBACCO. e LD HONEST r. IK OCR rerULAKEKaKD Old Hencstij Will beioundacemtluatlonnotalways te be had, a riNK QUALITT OF FLUB TOUAcJCO AT A UBASOnABliK rBlOA. Loek for the red B tin tag cm each plug, i FIRST-OLASS ARTICLE IK Chewing Tobacco. DON'T I-A1L TO GIVB1 OLD HONESTY A rAIR TBIAU Aakyourdealerferlt. Don'ttakeanyethar. JNO. FINZER&BROS. LOUIBVlLIiBl, ST. I 1 ft) CI.OTH1XU, te. -I -yVTEKUHANT TAILORING. HAQEE & BROTHER. MERCnANUAlLORlNG DEPARTMENT. $15.00 AND $16.00 CHEVIOT SDITINCrS. BKST V ALU KB we have Sver Offered. Strictly All Weel, uoed styles $18.00 & $20.00 Cheviot Hnltlegn. Nowest Fl&Us and Stripes. THBLATJtSrlN fine: imported ohlviets, $25.00 Up. EAGER &BR0THER, 25 & 87 !WB3T KINQ ST. TMPORTANr CONSIDERATION. L (iiiDsoiae il Bre. An Important Consideration. WI UAVE TUK FINEST GOODS. THIS UK JT or stVKUYrHiNe.TUE sTYLr. Bat the Prices arell.CO te CO Lewer than the same quality of geed are sold for anywhere else. Loek at Our Window Exhibit Every Day. We Beld') Mark Our Prices In Plain Figures. Anyone ean see who takes the trouble te leek. New Spring Trousers te Order at N 00, LM 15 CO, SO OJ, S7 00, H.1 0, 9 00. New Spring nulls te order at $1200,111.00, 116 00. Mew Spring Suits te Order, Fine Quality Imported Wirsled, at I2U.00, la.oe, s Ou, 117 (M. ALL WB.LL HADE, CUT IN THE LATEST BTYLE. TltlalUED TASTErULLY. Everything warranted te give satisfaction. Yeu can affurd te buy without giving ibema leek, it will save you money. L. GANSHAN & BRO. M YEK8 HATH PON Spring Clothing! TBEUK'S NO END TO TUE A9BO&TMENT Or SPRING SUITS TOBEl-OUNDHEltE. Every Conceivable Etjle and Pattern TAKEN IN TUE ASSOUTMENT lien's Buslnrss Bulls. Men's Business Bults. Hen's Business Suits. Hen's Business Suits. Hen's Dress Suits Hen's Dress Suits , ..18 ..t'.O ..111 ss ..lit ..lis ..lit ..IIS ..120 Hen's Dress Suits., Hen's Dress Suits. Hen's Dress Suits. Hen's Drdss Suits. Hen's Dress Suits. ! ........ Hen's Ixtra Pants, Eyeiy Style.. .liutets A LAKQE AND HANDSOME STOCK or Youths', Beys' md Children's Olethbg AT PEOPLE'S PBICKS. Myers & Ratnfen, NO. 12 EAST KINO HT.. I.ANCUHTSm PA ilAVUlNHRr. isviivwiai pATTERNS, MODFLB, de. Central Machine Works, COKNKB Or UUANrANDOUBIBTIAN STBKETS, (Uesr of Coert Heuse). LANOASTEB, PA. Engines. Bellerr, Machinery and llepalrlag, Paltuins, Drawlsgs,lren and Brass Casting., etc Ust equipped Machine and Pattern lihep in tbe city ler light work. swtsoed Werk, Promptness, Keasenabl ChaifiM, aerU4 ruRitrrvttm. F RtTUKE. FURNITURE. We have sold you Furniture in this store for the late Gee. B. Schaum for many years. Have opened for ourselves with an en tire new stock at the very lowest prices. Call and see our goods. Don't forget the number, 31 Seuth Queen Street. , OCHS & GIBBS. aprlllyd w IDBiYKK'S. YOUR 'WANTS -IN- FURNITURE Can be supplied at WIDMYER'S FURNITURE STORK TO rOUUOOUrLEIK SATISFACTION. ATTBACT1VK QOJD3. ATTBACTIVK PBICKS Qlve yourself the satisfaction or seeds Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock in the Oer. Bast King & Duke Sta. WIDMYEB3 COBBER. N EVV TU1NGB IN PUKNITUKE -AT- HEINITSH'S Mew ANTiyUK oak suns, all Complete, with Mattress and Spring. The prieewUl sur prise you. NATUBAL OUKRBY SU1TB, all Complete Very Pretty, Well Hade and Durable, OLD STANDARD WALNUT. We open Xext Week, but New Patterns at Six New Prices. Several very low In price, but geed money's worth all the time. Other New and Attractive Goods shown all the time at Popular Prlees. being HEINITSH'S 37 AKD 20 SOUTHIQTJBBNBT., LANOA&TEB, PA. Personal Attention Given te Undertsk lnjr. BABY CAltBIAOKS. F ILINN ft 11RENKMAH, GRAND EXHIBIT or BABY CARRIAGES. ONE IICNDRED DirrEKENT STYLES. ALL NEW GOODS. Manufactured te our own order by the best factories in the country. Speclal attention given te every department se aa te secure ser vice as well as appearance. no house in the country can show as Una a Hue of goods. EXPRESS WAGONS, WHEEL BARROWS, DOLL CARRIAGES, VELOCIPEDES, GIRL'B TRIOYLE3, dKJ. OCU NEW STOCK Or "Alaska" Refrigerators NOW ON EXHIBITION. mm & Irenehan, Ne. 162 North Queen Btreet, LANCABTEB rA. HuvBWJrvturitBiMm loom. rMAiU AMD (JEB -THE- ROCHESTER LAMP, MtxtyOandie-Llghti Beau thorn all Anether Let et CHEAP QI.OBXS ler Uas au nu stoves. THB pmiFBOTIOH JbiLJAL MOULDING A BUBHEB OUSH1UN WEATHERSTRIP Beats them all. This strip entwears all ethen . Keeps ent the cold, step rattling et windows xclude the dust. Keep out snow and rain. Anyone can apply ltr-ne waste or dirt made in applying it. ua Ban be flttea anywhere no aojea va CKire, rway wi um. & win uui, spiii.. , ready (or use. It will net split, nlr cushion strln la tbe most warn ersaruur casmua sixip is mi mesi perieet. SS At tie titeve, Heater and Bangs tore; -or- Jehn P. Sehanm & Sens, 24 SOUTH QDBEN ST.. LANCASTER, Pa. CaRHIA UtSH. s TANDARD WORK. ED'W.EDGERLEY CXBBIaGE builder, HOS.40,U.",UMAttKET BTKBBT, Bear of Postemoe, Lancaster, Pa, I have in Btecjt and Build te Order Every Variety et the following styles : Coupe, bug glee. Cabriolets, Carriages, Victorias. Business wagons. "T" carta, HcCall wagons. Barries, Usraet Wsgens, Pontens, Express Wagons- I employ tie best Mechanics, and have laoll laell ltlee te build correctly any style of Carriage desired. 1 he Quality, Style and finish ei my work makes it decidedly the cheapest la the market, MOTTO : ralr Dealing, Honest Werk at Bettem Prlees." Please give me a call. sss"Bepalrlng promptly attended te. Prlees lower than all ethers. One set of Workmen especially emnlej ed ler that purpose. BUSINESS METHODS MADE PLAIN. The system of instruction at the LANOASTEB COMMEEU1&L OOLLIQB, is se simple and plain that any young l0y or gentleman can easily master all the details of abaslneas education- LIBEBAL TBBUS. Evening Sessions Tueadays, Wedne and rildays. i uU tnformauen given by ML V W Jb&VMAfH Laseaster ceaasreui CxOiasm oeUI-tM
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