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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELUGENCER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1868.
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'Dally Intelligencer.
LANCASTK, DKOKMBKILU IS83
Tfee 1'elfctt.
iter Inftalls, after Bevernldaysrt
n, prists a statement In reply te
Wnltnty'a BattBestlen that he
ably was the author of the false
M about the President and bis wife.
Itnd this suspicion because of his
l-known ill feeling toward the ircal-
ttedhis equally well demonstrated
r.nlty of disposition. Mrs. Whitney
XemIIs as aurute, and concluded
I the mysterious assaults en the prtsl-
household, which nobody ap-
1 te father, would naturally conie
iUb.
I lila reply, meditated upon se Ions, he
BW net been successful In lemovleg tuts
tMpttsien, but he deepens It. lie says
l, mat urs. wnituey u mutagen
that she only dares te make the
Ukuge against him under the protection
fWvT. TTnflnrla that thn iirpaldent
54 r- . ." .".-- . . 7. :
jmh inspired tier letter ana declares ink
h ti&a nn mnra 111 wilt arulnnt. him thnn
r- . . .. .:- .7: 7
& mum against tne yeuew lever: anauins
Ikb weflpans are these of the gladiator
ni net of the assassin. And tlieu he at
ace proceeds te prove his hatred of the
aneident and his assasslnllke character
9f declaring that he heard months age
.1be stories Mrs. "Whitney talks about,
5 and etherj much worse, which time
Md events alone can verify or disprove:"
'and he affirms that " If the partisans of
' the executive are wise they will be si
Miant." Thus clearly Intimating that the
J tales are true. He then blebbera lauda-
. &tlea tipan the president's wife, and con
eludes with a declaration that bisceed
J fc"W UVA,UO.IUUUO 1DVD1CU A,niuui'
;;fclm, Bbewa the president te be guilty.
v If that statpmpnt frnm the Kail"
1 Vl.B1M finviaf iIaas int nf tft Xfrff.
j -W-- ws-mewa. live nun juei; ...
lypfimney a pouncing upon blm
J-.BS ., . . ,
iue polecat, in iuq case, we ie
,.i"uch mistaken. He la tlie only
I fJtwrmftn n fnr itU.iVArril atnra Xfm.
s$& Whitney's letter who has ventured te
., Al ..- ..I. .. - .- - . . .. ..-
-luiui iue iruiu ei me laiea mat, biie ub
, 'Bounced as utterly false : and which he
KjQ,.ven saj-s are mild compared te some he
,,n;UUtlJ Ul. iie Hill UUU III UiUU IU EUUVT
"M . . . ....
svufaww ne can mate sucn a decimation,
Ku reiterating slauders which he has de-
fejwared that only an " nssassln would
fatter," while vowing that be does
raf Kk use me assassin's weapons, ins
watatement proves him te be guilty of
.t8uch methods, just se far as it Intl.
?atcs ttie truth of the allegations against
S'J-the president. Tne Ktusas senator
? abews his malice and his stupidity at
fcence. It is Btiangd indeed that n man
capable of se deliberately writing Lira-
p-fl&aelf down an ass can occupy the presi-
j'sient's seat in the Senate of the Uulttd
watea. But the lessen he teaches is that
gr'awuen neesnnr auern or elevate the man.
mi, .i-, ..I i. ,i .t.i
,w "'(u jiiiwv ud uuuuice la ij xiiui n
sy milnrv. ir. OYnitaav h m lt fliennnulA ii a
Mil :'". "r-K" ?" i"i" -
fceespicauie nuie creature, who is net only
Bsaieananaspueiui, uutwneis unaule te
jm wuutcei iiuiu nigui. uuu emeu uis cec-
?tteaiptlble qualities.
Sf
IffflSr rri.. u . .-..-
.jjf " oruaie lit u lie.
"" A fresh cladlater has nnreared en the
Democratic side of the Senate debate
oBpen the tariff, who net only knew
aemethlng about the question be discusses
iaSJbat has a prenjr appreciation el the pesi-
?sitonef the Democracy upon it. Senater
gw German declared te Senater Allisen that
E? llnna ilia PantiMlAnM e,n h.J 1it..tn..l
, Piuwi .4JC 4wi'i.uiiwan I'ailjr liil KIUMMUKU
ftneontrel of the oevernment. it was the
It- duty of its lepresentatlvcs te endeavor
te legislate ler the geed of the
country; and he wanted te knew
sASfc hew the senator proposed te reach this
ft and by driving through the bill he had
y reported by the Belld Ilepubllcan vote,
S without discussion, and without jJcldlng
& in uie least te the minirestiy proper
amendments offered from the Democratic
"!i !.!.& CinnlAa A ItlnnH war! In4 41... & L. Jl.l
aj '"u. ucuaw iillijuu irjuicu HlllV lit) U1U
g set propose te act in any 6uah way ; and
"ivben benater German reminded him
-" that Senater Sherman had declared that
wkx, the bill should go through as the com-
l-Siz miitee had reported it, he replied that
' ue committee itself was aware that it
seeded nmendmeut; thereby intimating
that Senater Sherman had been very nn.
Wffi, secessarlly eager te abrogate bis duty as
;g$ju- m scuaiur, 10 uuer eucn amenaments 10
ffev proposed legislation ns he should think
t. proper.
Swnntnr fjnrmnn 1alnrc.1 lief ii,
W MFa waa.ln am l.l. .J. .I1L. 13 i .
T l"0""i uu 13 diue ei iue OiDaie, te
V aelp te perfect the bill nnd te vote for
'$ auch rates of duty as "te ehew that pre
tectien ti) Amfrican Inrtnslrv in tlu. full
" ciuijuiui; iui hid uiueji'iice in
cost of labor here and elsewhere, would
$Y be favored by it; but It would oppose the
lV ......., 1.1.-1- . . .
uuumy uign iinea cuereu uy this uul as
tending te build up monopolies even be
yond anything that had been dreimed of
even in war times." He charged that the
bill had been framed for party purposes
In the election ; and that new, the elec
tion being ever, the Senate should leg
islate J or the country and the exorbitant
duties propejed iu the bill should be re.
duced. Srnater Allisen, whlle denjlDg
that the bill had been flamed for party
purpesee, declared his desire that it
heuld be considered carefully, nnd his
Willingness that it 6heuld bj umended
properly.
The discussion put a new phase en the
appearance of the delate. Senater
Saermau'd declaration that the bill
aaeuld go through na presented by the
committee wea promptly buried from
Svut- uiuub wnu Duernuu. senator
iw- Allisen, who had been drlvicc? th hin
threusb with a solid Ilepubllcan vote,
mJi. leei in nis sans ; and accepted an
S amendmsut reducing the duty en steel
-r munig&L'pni, amnnii nn. c,
'(j amendment of slx-tentha as
i,ue iuius Din, nad been rejected.
. Bhat wnx iinflmilitaiiii. , i ..
. w "" hhhuhuuij uij iiir II llmirn.
ibeugh a cent seems te be as much tee
"l. e ae net uuderitand tliRttie
Wl stael beam makers require a hlshpr .imv
C' k..n !.!.. ,....,, . . " -J
ku vigni-ieuiea or u cent a pound te
. aiiequaieiy pietect their minufAi:tiir
Vjh wd te give tbem the home market at a
v".Hr iirAiir ifn, i,.A ...1.V..11 . .. .
j "' u lug DUiiyuuu Ul mm
BMHidinent shows that the Senate It-.
"m ie wuiiug te concede icxne
IWng; and that the nmru-run k. m.
propone te lend them aid tewrde
.. mh4uiK yruper raies or duty in the bill.
I'."" Ure Iteeuurala.
H-.' Tt In nilil )ii; Mr l....i.i.
m i. ' ---- t imu propesa 10
& mmun me aon-eoniirmatlon of the pres-
t"7 , "ri"" "i puBseiser te
Apprawtr Heffman, who was removed
far aeate uugcknewledjied wasau t ard
yrMNOMM UDJuitly. W Ke nek
i
surprised at this, and consider It
a very proper movement by Mr. lUtidall.
It ttiere is geed reason for the removal
of the Philadelphia appraiser and bis
assistant It should be at once made known.
At present the very general belief
Is that no such reason exists, and
with this Impression the removals
are net popularly approved and
the Senate may reasonably be asked
net te approve them. We consider it
quite the most silly thing that has been
done under this administration, which
has very seldom done a foolish thing;
and we cannot believe that the president
took hand in It with knowledge. The
best track te take upon It is the back
track. The removals should be cancelled.
Tub Christmas number et that excellent
drinut'.e piper, the New (Yerk Mirror,
wbleh Btnditthe front among Journals
or Us kind, bu made Its appearance. Fer
years the piper has beeu putting ent
beautiful holiday editions, but the one of
thta year is better than ever. There are
thlrty-live pages in the paper. It Is brim
full of the mrat interesting reading matter,
with flrst-clMS ploturesef leading Reters
and aetxeases. Among the contributors te
the handsome number are prominent mem
bera of the theatrical profession and ethers.
Seme of these are William Winter, Uarrb
ann Grey Klske, odlter et the Mirror;
Jmepli Heward, jr., William Olllette, Kd.
UVrlgMJ, Uerrimn, Heward Iil, Nym
OrluUIe, Milten Neble, Teny Pai ter, Fanny
KIes, Ei'.olla Otayten, Kate Olaxten,
Florence Marryatt, Resins Vokea and
etherc. with the psper a beautiful sup
plement la given bearing a oepy et Virgil
Tojetle'a famous painting "In the Wings."
Tnn oyster pirates have nteutly reslsted
the law tlnce the dredging began this sear,
The result nl Monday night's battle demon demen demon
rttMed that the palloe power la going te
prevall thebalanoe of the Ashing season.
And se It aheuld. The owners et oyster
beJs mutt net be rebbed, even If the entire
police ferce or Maryland ha te be Invoked
Osptureand punishment of part of the
nriuy of plra'.ei will prehaby break up the
band et outlaws,
Tub New Yerk Beard of Trada geta
Inte n ferment every year about this time,
ever the defenses of that pert from the rav
ages of foreign navies In tboewnt of war,
nnd it Is seen te be allrred up te consider a
plan for the establishment of a state naval
militia ferce. Hear Admiral Kee baa sub
mitted a plan which suggests that the sev
eral aa 601st states should build a war ablp
aplcec, te be armed nnd officered by the
general government, and used as training
Ntilpa. Ktch ship Is te held 100 meu from
10 te 25 years et age, without any educa
tienal limits whatever. This flset wenld
then turn out every two yeara ene tbeu
esnd men well tilted ter the navy. As an
Improvement en this plan, It Is snggeated
that the oyster dredgers of tho.Chesapeake,
the plr who have defied the power of
the state navy et Maryland, would mahe
as geed material for our navy ai could he
found, A crnlser shenld be sent among
them, net for een quest, but for recrulu.
GuNEnAt, Houefikld has annennced
that at the close of eaeh year hereafter,
commencing with 1SS0, an order will be
published " making mention of gallant ct
specially meritorious aels or oenduot In
sorvles en the pert of either oemmlastoncd
otUers or enllated men or the army, and
containing the names et these who have
received medals of honor and certificates of
miirlU" He dlreets that whonever any
asrvlce la performed in a way conspicuous
fur skill, oeurago or gallantry a full report
of the facts shall be promptly msde by any
clllecr who knows them.
It haa long been a matter for regret that
we bave In our array absolutely de provi previ
sion ler the recognition et services of this
kind and net only have the most con
spicueus ueees ei gallantry passed unre
warded, but often unknown outside et the
army. Our Indian wara seem te be pretty
well ever, and maay a thrilling example of
devotion te duty has been lest sight of.
l'Aiilbly the future historian will give ell
his spttce te the brave resistance et the
noble red man with never a line ler the
soldiers who had te perform the dangerous
and dliagrotable duty et knocking peer Le
en the head every limn he steed up for his
rights and his whisky. The Iedian haa
been abuisd by hlmssir,and by ethers qulle
ai bad as he Is, but the people have felt te
shamed by the Indian business that
they have net given credit te the
troops en the frontier who are ex
pected te ebey orders blindly and put
down every uprising that may be pre.
veked by the mismanagement or agenta or
etbetB, or by the r.;allty or land grabbers
and speculators. This Idea et a roll or honor
will give an annual record of Interest and
value and will doubtless help te make the
men eiger and daring In their work. We
bheuld have something In this oenntry like
the Brltlih Vloterla cress, a decoration
Riven by the highest power in the land for
the reward of actions et the most remark
able and rare bravery.
...
Tub Washington correspondent of the
I'iilMdeJphla Ledger warmly praises
President Cleveland for the selcotteus of
olucsrBfrein the line of the army ter pre-
uiuuuu je nun corps. About 200 efllcera
weie roeking for the appointments Just
made.but the president made his selections
regardless of lotluenosor "presaure,"and all
oine'irs chosen show evor 'JO yeara sorvleo
with their regiments. "President Cievo Cieve
land bus net, during his term, appointed a
single civilian te the army, nor has he pre.
moted an elllcer by "Jumping " him ever
the grade next abeve that whleh he held at
the tluie or promotion. Mr. Olovelaud
esrried this prlnelple se far that he steadily
refusodte appoint yeuug men from civil
Ufa te the grade et second lleutenant,
oensaltntlously reserving these vacancies,
in the Uif lequlrt', for the graduates of the
mllltnry auJemy, and for hueU inerlterl.
eas non commissioned clfleera as wow
lecoxmecdsd for promotion, and he Is the
only preildeut who has doae this.
lUieasei. aescernte (frown, by dmnerue
Bpp'UncBH i.im r-llatWl or net it all." -ina
1-olntef wisdom Is te check tbein before thtiv
e".Chl-r.c" j"cVentU8VUg U btll " e,"
"Onrgplraolnninvnener should be rermra
ihui executed." and u ion .heuia ni,ijVr
be tusn i run a betita t i,r. Hal", cieJrf
tJ.'S?aWeS heaht ftna -SSlS
WANAMAKKK'H
fuiu.DEirKU, Wedntiaay, Hec. 12, ltss.
Beginning next Saturday,
store open evenings until
Christmas Eve.
Smyrna Rugs and Japanese
Rugs for about half. Fellow
the crowd in Carpet Stere, sec
ond fleer.
Boxed Dress Robes $3 te
$i6 75les3 than you could
put the stufls together yourself
for.
Handkerchiefs a-flutter in
the Linen section and at coun
ters round about. We are out eut
stepping our own .past in them.
We commenced seven years
age with Men's English Cellars
and Cuffs. Londen leads the
world in certain things. Seme
bright makers there were a
geed step ahead In that sort of
neckwear. We mean you te
have choice ei the best where
cver they're te be had ; se the
English cellars came 500
dozens in all the styles.
We get that quantity new in
a couple of sizes in one style.
The English Cellars were a
Hit ; net because they were
English, but because you get
mere for your money in them
a-linen-all-the-way - through
cellar for maybe less than a
cotton lined affair would cost.
Fer five years we were alone
in this country in selling an
honest " all-linen " Cellar for
25c. Almest alone new one
store In New Yerk, one in Chi
cago, one in Milwaukee ; that's
all.
Cotten inter-lined at the
linen-throughout price (same as
ether stores) would make us
mere money for a little while.
Ne. We are looking ahead;
have been for seven years.
But they arc Londen Cellars
and Londen Cellars. We are
after the best all the time, no
odds whose factory they're
from. The new lets just here
are new all around. New
maker, better maker, finer linen,
heavier cellar, handier. The
side tab is made longer. If net
properly laundered you can
easily lift the tab from the col cel
lar. Hard te de it before.
We held en te all our popu
lar shapes, and have all sizes in
stock of Nes. e, ie, 20, 21. 25,
25 3i33i34 and 35 in Col Cel
lars, and 1, 3, and 4 in Cuffs.
liath ends et the store, inldd.'u ontnnice.
Maybe a quarter acre of
only Curtains. Filmy or heavy.
See them as they'll hang any
light. Let Lace stand for all :
Ilrnwli Lkp Curtilns
urus'eis f elut Laoo (JuUilnj
' nmbjnr Utcu Cumins
Clnnv Meu Cur atnii
Antique i.ncti Curtains
at about wholesale cost.
Cheery Madras Curtains;
lightness of lace and bright
with color. They warm the
room with a summer-time glow.
e:end fleer, north et Trantvpt.
Hand-run Lace Fichus that
were $2.50 and $3 last season,
are $1.50 new. Other grades
up te 28 as far your way.
Se are hand-run Scarfs, and
machine - made Scarfs and
Fichus, and most el the ether
Laces.
$1.50 and $2 real Breton
Lace Handkerchiefs for $1 and
$1.25.
C&estnat street side, cost of inalnalsle.
Concerning Beeks.
This is a book year, a better
book year than last. Mere en
terprise with publishers. Mere
publications.
Frem the cradle te the grave
books touch this generation of
humanity. They touch your
bookshelf or carom en you
touch you and go off at an
angle when you make gifts of
them.
One hundred feet of counter
space added te the Bookstore
te-day makes buying easier
than ever. A quiet corner,
wen from fine stationery, gives
an ideal place for sets of stand
ard authors.
Are you net our debtors in
respect of books ? Was it net
the gauntlet which we threw
that books are merchandise
and should be sold as such "
that brought down the sky
prices ? Emancipated you from
payiner tribute te a nrlce sVS-
tem that belonged te a dead
past.
They called us hard names,
but we endured the hurt, and
te-day the claim is vindicated.
De you doubt? See Boek
News. Let him laugh that
wins; we laugh, you laugh.
Here's little Boek News for
December; little ? 112 pages,
handsomely illustrated. 5 cents,
50 cents a year. The best
journal of current literature
published in this country. Holi
day Catalogue free. With
either or both and the posteffice
you can buy from a distance.
If you are near by, it is better
te buy in person.
Thirteenth itrcet aide.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
COMBLKXIUN ru WDJCJi.
QOMPLKXION POWD1SK.
LADIES
WUJ VALUE AuRKriNRU COUFJ.XX1M
POZZONI'S
UEDIC&TKD
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
.w1.V,m,Frt a brilliant transparency te the
fe1?STb;Barnunrtn,k,r0w
h?tSrr'baru3n8,lateVU0B ' E
TOU BALK ur
All DrusfBlata and Fancy Geeda
Doalera flvorywhero.
HMWAD VXRTI8MMMXT8.
WHAT 1)0 TOU KNOWT ANT.
Tlltvei NKWt Can veu keep bces
by Plngleaua Dnnbte Fntryt tan you write
a fie-a ueilniusLettirT De you andeisued
tn chore method of intetait ana uueeant.
I'arilit at.rt Kqtmien of fa? meets, etct
Hew Is ynnr lVnman.hlnt tn jeu wtlte
both Lglhiy and wapldlyt Alter taklec a
cnur 01 mtt-uetlen at lhi j.aKC'AHT1
))UBiftK3scejLL,MiM)euen tay y,uai
1 1 It B fcbnYA q unit Isns.
AtinirntCeilcpe lioenu, Ne. KM East King
uett.
jTtaiAiJiiiain.umu.
Demnlli's Cigar Stere.
n HK SMOKING TOBACCO,
JMrOUl'JU) AND KEY WEST CIO AKS,
rUEKCU liUIAU AND MEBHBCUAUM
rirns,
CIC1 All I10I.UEB3 AND CASKS.
ssrOarHcldtn Ltensnd MIQaerl1iCI(fr,
PnufT l!of, Cnncr, Aa, inluble Christina
I'm cats rorimexcr.
Ne. 114 Bast King Street.
ir Telephone, finest Brands et Cigarettes.
Oucll-lud
TTAMJE I
Satisfaction
Is what has Riven tne the extimtlve patrenage
1 luive rucelvi a from the public My line el
rerntstn and Domestics is uiuurpajted In the
the city.
1' alOKS AWAY DOWN, AS USUAL.
TROUSERS I
I attention Is eUIed teny I
Head.
SpnrUl attention Is oil led te my Trousers,
In which Head.
ASKEWI
SBrTAILOK.SM
H03. JM AND SSM WEST K1KO BT4KET.
eiT-Jtnd
TI00D NEWS 1
GOOD NEWS I
S)
Christmas is coming and
Santa Claus tee.
He is net ceinrr te Philadel
phia, but is going te come te
Lancaster, and will be at
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street.
Lancaster, Pa,,
after Wednesday, December
the 1 2 th, where he will held his
Grand Reception until Christ
mas. Fer the benefit of all the
children of this city he will ap
pear in our Shew Window,
where he can be seen, going up
te the roel of the building, in
which the little one sleeps, and
dreams of Santa Claus bringing
ner all that her little heart may
wish for; her dreams are real
ized for Santa Claus walks up
te the chimney, descends te the
fireplace, where he reappears
and proceeds te fill the stock
ing which the little one has
hung up before retiring.
It amuses the children, and is
a free show te everybody. He
will appear every twenty min
utes, all day and evening, until
Christmas day.
Bring your children down,
they must see him.
We invite you all te come and
see the Grandest Exhibition of
Christmas Goods ever seen
here. We have gene te a
great deal of trouble and ex
pense te make our store the
most attractive in Lancaster,
and hope te be remunerated for
it by a continuance of the im
mense crowds which have se far
filled our store daily.
ASTRICH BROS.
A
JOYOUS UUKlSfMAS TO YOU.
WilATAKUSHI
AitUial
WIIAT A TUSH I WHAT
miATCUOVYDSI
AT
GRSBILL'S,
TUB OUIUINAL AND 0NLY CASU QUO
UEUY,
N. V. COUKK DIJKK AND V1NK BT3.,
LANUASTEU, I'A.
Cash Price t.whtch are alwnysbargiln prices,
tail I be tuienud explain the wheU matter.
rer rintat 'lour, you want the l'KHb, :3
ctiiita : ether brunaa et Heller Cleur, 63, 7v, 7.',
The Very finest NEW OltOP NEW Oil
l.KANM It IKINM UOLH3KS. 16c; Me a gal
Ien j a very go.-d one at ISe i Bt'e a gallon.
l'tirorrrfthOTeunabriUKHat l.ewetCajQ
rrlct.. 1'ellE BUUAUa Dark, Yellow
White.
Luuciiter Cennty HSKINQ HUTTEIt-ne
inniiufietiuea butierlns te spoil the cakaj,
buireal ceuutry butter 1 veiy choicest, ISai
some lower.;
NEW WALNUT KKKNKI.3arelewer than
L8.,1 sr80" 1 . en,y We rer pound. NaW
KimLLUAUK KttUNELS are hlsher j 37e per
8cnies Itsltlna. lOe. New Citmn. 2e.
Flick's Olcibnuud H kuwatur at hilt offcrenit
V.r.lc"'. "sney Ciilifermit l'niniu, U3. jjest
lltiue Mcii., 7c and fe jier pound
CASU UKIB TlltiUE KVH.UY TIME.
N. W. Cor. Dnke and Vine Sts.
mi4-iydM.WAr
Jr"TVOU WANT TO HAYEJ MONEY QO
WEIKEL'S
First-Olass Millinery Store,
NO.C8 JiOUTH qUEEN BT
Fer BiltdAtNS. ci.esiNR our. Kvery
01 g J ""iSVjIielty WCtt,ry lU flnMt "a0
Muui5?yejia,iiu,,-'p te ,ocero b flr,t-e!aM
PETER "WEIKEL,
S8N0BTUQUUEKBT., I,AN.0A8XK. FA.
0J
QTJRK8 RHEUMATISM.
Rheumatism
According ti recent larssttgatl'nia U cans
by txcttt of I actie acted in the bloed.Thl acid
attacks ths flbrem ttHues, paitlenlarly In the
joints, and causes the local maalMatatteni et
the dtMise, patna and arhts lata back and
shan'ders, and in the Joints At the kners,
ankles, Hi and wrists. Thousands of people
have found In Heed's BarsaparlllA a positive
and permanent enre for rhcumatlim. This
tnedlclnisby iti purifying and vlUllatngastien
neatrallzes the acidity of the bleed, and also
ballfls np and sUengUisna ths whole body.
Hoel'a earasparllla
"l was laid up for lit months wlthrhentna.
tlim, and nwd many kinds et medicine with
eat geed remit till eca cf my neighb'irs told
me te tace uoea's Bariaparllla. When I had
Med half a bottle I le'.t better, acd after tak
ing two belttrs I think I was entirely cured,
as t hitve net had an ftt'aekef rheamatlsm
since." Kreans U. Dues, BeesvlUe, Staten
Island, H. Y.
Cures Bheumatlam
"Ihsd alticks cf JheumatUm wMeh In
creased In teverlty. I took three bottles el
llecd'a earaapartlla and I am p'eised te say
the rheumatte palna coased, my appetite and
digestion beame better, and my general
health greatly Improved, I am firmly con
vinced that Heed's earsaparllla cured me, as
I have fdlt no reenrrenee et this bleed dis
ease." WX. Ccoea, ejeneva. N. Y.
Heed's SarsapariUa
Sold by all drngglits. II I stz forts. Prepared
only by 0. 1. HOOD CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 Deses One Dellar.
JfX W AD VKR TlUltMBNTS.
ilOK HKNKDICTINE GUAR.
TltKUSBK, Vermouth and vnracua, 1.0
V
llKlO AUT'8 OLD WINK BTOR.
die-sed
a salt &ing oueou
w
IliLlAMJSON A FOSTKK.
Full tetie L'rlm with Flep-ait and Substan
tial Article for
CHRISTMAS GIFTS !
OnrAit'rtment the Largest! OnrPiUcjllie
Leneat I
Oent'a Uease Ceat, Imported direct from
Londen.
Oent' Smoking Jackets, sitla finished or
pl&la ttttched.
Oenta Mernlntr WrnnnAm nd T.fhrarv
Coats. An unexpected cut in prices?
Ju.tlnthoNlcket Time for the
Little Bey'd Christmas Gift.
A Let of New and Etvllth Short Pant Bulta
for boys. Age 4 te 10. Ueduced In rrice from
asftotetsoo.
Drep In Knily it you wtsb te reap the bene
fit or n full selection.
Williamson & Fester's,
3S. 31, 36 & 48 RHINO ST.,
(ANUAflTKE, PA.
AND
NO. 818 MARKET BTBBET,
BAautaiiucej. pa.
J.R
MABT1N 4 CO.
JAPANESE
NOTELTIES
ARRIYEDTO-DAY
Tae Largest A s'ertment et J APANKSE SOV
KLiUKi Kvcr Drought te thli city.
Sedzl Rese Jars,
Tokie Hese Jars,
OtvaraRese Jars,
Keage Rese Jars,
Seeljl Fancy Bexes,
TokleBoue Plates,
Teklo Tete a-Tete Sets,
Tokie Bowls and Salvers,
Tokie Tea Sets and Trays.
SPECIAL!
One Hundred Japanese Tea Bets at the
Remarkable Lew Price of
40e a Set.
JapanesoBex Birds,
Japanese Straw Boxe3,
Japanese Waste Baskets,
Japanese Seven Feet Umbrellas.
Japanese Tea Trays,
Japanese Art Lanterns,
Japanese PaperCutters,
Japanese Art Vases,
Japanese Crepe Scrolls,
Japanese Incense,
Japanese Hese Leaves,
Japanese Bird Nests.
tjy De net fall te Examine this Collec
tion of Japanese Brlc-a-Urac.
Toys! - Toys!
ET The Tey World this season Is
crammed full of Novelties and we are
headquarters for assortment and prices.
J.B.MARTIN,
a. co.
MVM MALM OB MSJTT,
pDBUO MAI.B or
A VALDABLB
jl. auDniban Rfaidenen,
t) UnCMDAT, LSCBSUS Is, lft,
l eepird hvui. King atreV
Atlha
nrenerty
street, the
nt a two story Brick Dweilta
j e-jjuinintt v,ar" viiM, consisting
i -.'WBuing wun Mansard
Koecos, Cistern, heatr in
ceujr, sTj-n rcems paperrd wsnia beuse
neMy painted. Lotte by 00 feet, flilwiu
choice rrnlttnei.
. ", - ..... v mrwiMiw .rf.W,.U,l
ealetocemtnecot at let) p. in, cfsalddtr.
wnen terms will betiiade kiewn bv
decS-Ud
AUU. UAINIfEUL. Anct.
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
VlTITPUOPEKtr.
0TtIMDAT, DrXSMBIB IS, 1K8,
will be sold at pnblle sale, at the Cooper Hene,
Wit King etrect. Lancaster city. !.. the M M
lewlnir dMOtllMd real eauta, laa the prop prep prop
e,iTi0J?et5.. Kreaay, dtoeaaed, te wit 1
All teat certain thieeUiry Brick mere and
Dwelltny Ueaae. altnaird Ne. 48, en the west
..uu. ..u,,u wra iinni in inn ciiy OI ln.
raster, Pa, centalntna; in tr.mten aald Neith
Uueen street 19 fdt a Tnchci, and nxiendlng la
depth weatwardef that.wlethSi feetSlncber,
thenes widening en thenerthslae te the width
or 11 raet e Inchce, ana of ihit widthiteztends
Inrther weilward Cd feet tit inchia te (round
cf e. U. Ilcrr. adjoining prt pen lea of Jehn L.
Miller, e. O. Here and a' C. Koeter, teicther
with eawar, yard tnd alley rights, etc.
(ale te commence at 7 otIeuk p. te. of aald
day, when attendance will be given and terms
inmne mown uy al.uihc.h.m.kcaux,
JOHN B. KHKADT.
HKNKYO. KKKADT,
Kxecuters of Jacob 0. Kreadyr dee'd.
Bah l Dim, Auctioneer. di-S.d
QUMKN8WARB.
H
lOH & MARTIN.
Holiday Goods
-AT-
GUM HALL
Just Received from Burslem, England,
a Fine Line of
Fancy Articles
Of the celebrated Doulton Ware. Alee
Dinner Sets of same. Among these are
some of the finest articles ever exhibited
in this town.
TOYS I TOYS! TOYS! AUneef
New Toys. Cut, Pressed, Blown and
Engraved. GLASSWARE at the Lew-
est Prices. Lamps The Rochester. The
largest and best assortment of Holiday
Goods at the Lewest Prices.
(Examine our Stock before making
your selection.
High & lartin,
Ne. 15East KiDg St.
OCtl9-tfd
MAVH1NBHT.
QEMRAL MACHINE WOBK&
W. PAHKB0OMMINO3,
Central Machine Works
134 ft 130 NORTH CHRISTIAN BT.,
I,Aei.flTn, Pa.
KnKlncs and Hellers, ei from 2,te 12 horse
Sewer, et our own make n ppeclalty. Meat In
eslKn, of full power, durnbte and cbeap.
steam Ooeds and auDplles in great variety,
cenitatlng et Valves, locks, Lubricators,
WhlbtUm, Inlectera, Ji Jee ters, Pumpi, Toels,
WroughttMalleable and Castlren S"lttlng8,and
WrenKht and Cast Iren Pipe, eu. lieit Job
bers' discounts te the trade.
Special machinery built te order, and re
airing promptly done. Alse Iren andUraes
as tings, Patierna and Medels.
BTXAU riTTINO AMD BT3AU HKAT1NQ
APPAUAXU8.
GOOD WOUK. PKOstPXNKSS. KKA80N.
AULKCUAliQJC).
Gantial MacMue Works.
dnes-ttd
VAKHlAUlta.
QTANDAltD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. KDQERLEr,
Kea. 40, 42, 43, 41 Market Htreet. Bear or rost rest rost
efflco, i.aneaster, Pa,
I new bave readv for the Fall and Winter
Tradn tbe finest and most selectltneni strictly
flrst-etass titrrtages and Sleighs et all descrip
tions lu the market.
ew Is thx time te buy a nlcn Carrlige or
Sleigh ai a Uhrlitmes Pnxent. Xherela uoth ueth
tun tint would be mere suttabl.
Bret lit uargatna In Secend-ttand Werk, both
flnlsbea or nnflnUbed.
A tew mere et these fine Bead Carts left at
prices te suit the times.
All work fully guaranteed. My prlcea for
the same quality 01 work are the cheapest in
tbe B uu 0.
- uppalrlng and Itepalnttni? promptly at
tended te. One set of wer&nien esptelally
empleypd for thst purpose.
COAL,
T UMKKR AND COAIj.
XJ 1OIIACC0 HHOOK8 AND 'OASKB.
WKSTKlt.t UaUI) iwoeus. viieltBsl and
Betall, at B B. M AUT1N A CO.,
421 Water street, Lancaster, re.
nMyd
pAUMUAj.iumt'b ueaa-AjM r,
COAL DEALERS.
Orrrei: Ha 129 North QneenStreet, and Ne.
CM North Prince itroet.
TABisst North Prince Street, near J-cadlng
Depot,
aur UUO T.AE0A3TCU, FA
HUBLEY'S HlOU GRADE TOILET
Water Bouquet Cclcvne, Lavender.
Ilellotrepe, flerlda, Violet and Hay Leaf
Waters, are rich, frsgranr, and lastlngoders.
Bottled in ttrarlaty of slccj.ornlltaiate bot
tles te sutt purchase rs, at
UUULCY'BDUUaSTOBB,
36 West King Direct.
riOLDHN HPEOIITIU.
DRUNKENNESS
-OB THK
LIQUOU HABIT POSITIVELY OUItKD BY
AOHIN1STKU1NU UB. IIAINKB
HOLUKN BPKCiriC.
It can be given In a cup of ceree or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking It 1 Is
absolutely harmless, and will effect a perma
nent and speedy euro, whether the patient is a
modorate drinker or an alcohelto wreek.
Thousands of drunkards have been made
temperate men who have taken Gelden spe
cific in their ceffee without their knowledge,
and Unlay believe they nnlt drlnklngef their
own free wUL IT NBVBll r AlLaTThe sys
tem oneo impregnated with the Specific, it be
comes an utter Impossibility for the liquor
appetite te exist, for sole by
apjwuw CUAB A LoeUKB, Druggist,
Na 0 KsstBlug Street, Lancaster, Pa.
aug$-lydM,w,r
WE CAN HEUVE YOU WELL AND
save you money In advertising. JCitl
mates free,
AUYKHTIHING GUIDE-BOOKS.
The most complete and original ever lisned.
Sent en receipt et W cents te pay ler packing
and forwarding.
Aevsarisua Wan-ma a BrsaiALTT.
The L. Jeff, MUbenme Advertising Ageney,
US and ISO Cast Baltimore Street. ualtImere
MO. aaMwOAw
CLOTBIirtt.
fli&XL, uea
Fin Tailoring
for the tatrst Neveltlee, cenlned atyMsi,
largest eruaent et Fine woeUsml am
llsui as low m stay, go te
H. GERHART'S
0iy Direct Impetlliic T-Jkr.
0TH QUKKN BTRKBH.
QVKBOOATSt
L, Gansman & Bra,
68A68N. QU11NBT,
(Cerner of Orange.)
Overcoats !
Overcoats !
Overcoats !
Thtt time we only speak of Overeeats, m emr
nnnsnal large stock mrut bs rednead. We
therefore Initiate our reat rednotleo at onee.
and Intend te save you at least from IS te
v. vuivui. vivvruusiBueugniai our store.
Beyond all denb tenr W.tO, S7.C0 and t 00 Men'a
Overcoats are worth from S3. 00 te 111.00.
Onr Kersey, Beaver and Chlnehl.la Oret.
coats, aeme are slik lined and ethers silk
ficed, reduced te no, lit, (lit, lis. They are
equal in make te fine cuitem work.
Beys' OverceaU are retting at reduced
flgmes. n 00, II. M and S800 will buy a geed
wearing overeeat. tXK, M.CO. J.oe. M 00, it OS,
IB oe, a handsome Overeeat of all.woel mate
rial. Seme aterea wenld call them cheap for
denble the money) bat the? meat go before
the hettdayi.
Children Overcoats, L$e, It BO.tloe.
All. Weel Overoeau at n BO, M 00,1400, t 00,
te. CO.
Are yen prepared for these Hrtraerdlnary
Bargain Prteet t if ae, call at enes, as go they
must, regardless of coat.
L. GANSMAN & BR0
The Cheapeat Kxclmlve Clothing Beuse In
uiv irfiiy.
M
TERH et RATarON.
IT WILL PAY YOU!
IT WILL PAY ANY ONE TO LOOK OTBB
OUB
GOOD SELECTION
-or-
OYERGOATS.
EVKRYBTYLB AND KIND, FBOH
SJ7.OOTOSm.00.
OUB KRBSKY OVBBCOAT8 AT lit, 117, 118,
ABK WOBTU BEKINQ.
Xven If you don't buy of ss, yen'll knew
what te expect for thn price, every ears
taken ter yenr comfort and every eflert nsed
ter elegance and beauty.
riUCES ABE VBBY BEABONABLK.
Myers & Bathfen,
BELIABLE CLOIUlKKfl,
NO, 12 BAST KLNQ ST.,
LAKCASTXB FA.
Ol'EN EVERY EVENINO IN DE
CBHBklt. ASSORTMENT LARGE
AND
Prices Small !
&
ToeveryrersenaSuit of Cloth
ing would net be an acceptable
present, but te most all It would.
The time for purchasing your
Holiday Presents la at band. Yeu
can buy useful presents at the
same price you would pay for
fancy useless ones.
We have 50 different atylea of
Suits at $10 each. These are all
wool and made In flrst-clasa man
ner. The styles are of the latest
fashion, as these Suits have just
been manufactured.
3,000 0 verceata ranging In price
from $3.00 te 125, This includes
a fine let of Brown Meltons, All All
Weel, nicely made, 7 each. A
cheaper goods at tO.OO. We have
a Blue Beaver at tO.OO, which is
well worth seeing. All our Ceata
are cut in asserted sizes te we can
fit anyone, large or email.
Large assortment of Silk Hand,
kerchiefs, Mufflers, Underwear,
Hosiery and Cardigan Jackets at
prices that cannot be approached
by ether stores.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
Leidiug Clothiers & Merchant Tutors,
CORNER OF
H. QTJEBH 8T. & CENTRE BQTJAR1,
LANOASTBB. FA.
eiRSH
BROTHER
...iJB&Efct jLVifi.