Kh ? FP"1 - J IV 'H l . ; TIER'S EXPERIENCE. -.llTlES F A CITY GIRL AS A HO TIT KIML TEACHER. Aft Irrearular rhyalrlan and 1Mb Stmnire iVqncct-Cftflmlcal Reduction or Whlskjr-Confuvten of Scheel. IElchth paper by Oce. IL Vanrtnlear, In N. Y. Evening Pert. I continued te make tny home with the Megengantz family, for I net only disliked the trouble of moving every month, but shrank from the awkwardness which al ways attends the entrance of a stranger Inte a new household In the country, t Biado arrangements with the beard, there fore, te remain where I wa. The three anglers, who had lcen with us about it fortnight had long since departed for their homes 1 1 never Innurinsxl until thnv worn - gene that I could miss them mi much. Mr. S toil mero had proven te bean old aceimltit. anee of Mr. Hale they were directors in i ine-same Danaing cempany-nnu all or Us were ircuueiu visitors ill ills Heme antl par takers or his generous hospitality. The anglers were cultured gentlemen, and had taken a great deal of kindly interest in me and in my school. Mr. Elliett was a bach elor, but Ids ce,mrades were married, mid Mr. Hale told me that they were all men of wealth and of Influence hi the city. One evening, shortly before my school Wim closed fur llln aimititnr vnpalltm lltn-n I was ' cenip'ny for supper," und during fi that afternoon both Ollle mid her mother i were kept busy preparing for the cntortaln cntertaln I ment. Olie of tlie guests was a beuu of j uuie'h, wneni sue terinea Her "Mouly- certainly was, especially In what Mrs. Zcke called his " wisitatlena," which had Wen very irwinem since I had taken up my abede in the house. Ollle confided In tiie te far as te vouchsafe, the information that "he's wcll-flxcd, an 1ms a horse and butter, but is powerful slew about remln Ite the p'lnt." 1 had seen learned among the rural ;blk, the youth who is se well fixed as te possess a boron nud buggy could make lar mere neauway in ms courting tlian the peer unfortunate te whom fate denied these luxuries, no matter hew "power Ail slew" he might belli "eoniln'tethep'iiit." What this mysterious " p'int"' was, I must leave where Ollle lea It te cenjectu re. That her beau w-as slew in coming te it, w hat ever it was, I cannot doubt, for, outside an asylum for the dcafnud dumb. It would be hard te find a mere reticent young man. "He's a silence," said Mrs. Zeke "a regular silence." Ami he was assuredly net ene given ever te frivolous conversation, for in the course of half a dozen visits, he had scarcely uttered mero tlinn two dozen words.' He would sit by the hour gazing helplessly Inte the void nlr, ami vary this exciting pastime, only at rare Intervals, by stealing a glance nt Ollle. Dr. l'yk, the ethor guest, was an old phy sician, who was considered very learned and wise by most of the villagers, but was shunned by many of them ou account of his open and scornful unbelief of most nf the doctrines peculiar te the various rcllg- icutsecis which uetrrisucu in tee neigh borhood. "Martin Luther's inwiled him," ex plained Mrs. Zeke, '"cause, 'tween you an' me an' net te go no furder, .he's ewln' the doctor money, which he's rich, as every body knows. Hut I think," slie added, mujiuiig iici vuiru 111111011 iu uwiiisjicr, " I tliltllf lin'u Inwu mill n Hit. Iiftrrrnwt ritiitlci a was ever' 'round these parts. Why, when anybody gits sick, an' no's called In, lie jes makes 'cm git a gallon of old whisky or brandy, which he takes it home an' says he kcin-1-cally reduces it an' gits the ex tract eutcn It. Then he up an' letches you back a piut bottle e' that extract mixed with all kinds e' ycrbs, which It's strong enough te cheke a mute. An' you've gut ti fiilin n tfiutiiint,fiil lit n nl.uu .' ifnlA. If ever' hour, which ene pizeu dese 'ud kuc I? n iww- .t,.t r in,ui.iu..., i,nifn....i ii..,r 'I duces that there liquor by a drinkiu' of It ms own sen. jams tne way no gits me ox ex tract eutcu It! Yeu jess inlnu his nose, still, let aloiie his lace, which it's as red as a new brick house. Dr. Pyk arrived early. He was a short, stout, coarse-looking man with a rubv rubv rubv colered nese and a very red face. Ifls i manner and language, especially in com pany, were ceunucniiy arrogant, aimiwiy pompous. Hut se true is It as a ireueral rule that a man is taken by his fellows at ins own estimate ei ms vamn, mat tnc doctor's mighty airs actually Inspired In the minds of bis neighbors both awe and respect. There were, of course, here and there, a few lmrd;hcadcd eeple, who, like Mrs. .eke, did net fear te hint that he re duced the medicinal liquor of his prescrip tions by drinkiug it, and in whom his lefty pert and dogmatic phrases excited only contemptuous laughter, lint these people were the exceptions, as poeplo of Insight always are. The doctor had scarcely been in the parlor three minutes when he greatly sur prised us all by desiring te see me privately for a " short spell." " I hev here," be said Impressively, tapping ills breast pocket "1 liev heron important dec-y-mcut, censarnin' of which i aesne te consult tins nere young way porfessiemdly." The moment we were aloiie his pompous manner and inflated speech disappeared se suddenly and completely that for a moment I was seriously alarmed j and as it Hashed like lightning upon me that his communi cation might rclate te my brother or sisters, lnv heart refused te beat. !t If you'd be se kind new at de a old man like me a favor?" hn began, looking at me iutorregutivcly and at the same time with an nlr of great uneasiness. "Certainly," I gased, rather than re plied. . "Yeu see," he said, drawing his chair nearer te iiilne and speaking very eonll eenll dcntially "you see I write a very joer hand, nil' I knew you wrlte Jess llke print. An,' you see, the swanged feels in the Lcgislatur, hcz geno te work an' passed a. act, ag'in' my pretest, n-cempclliii' of doctors te 1111 out blanku, hush erin' a let e' feel questions 'bout ene tiling and an other, like this here." Ilciucns! with what relief I breathed as he took from his pocket a roll of paper mid emned it upon the table belbre me. jPTIiose here's the question," he ex plained, Indicating them with his fore finger : " an these here's the blank spaces te write the answers in. New, ef you'll Jess take an' wiite 'cm init'll en'y take a couple e' minutes -why, ef ever you need a doctor, jess call en me, an' I'm swauged ef I cliarge you a cent net a cent 1" Of couise I thanked the doctor for this very generous eiler. "I'll till It up with pleasure," I said. " l'lcuse oxcuse me for a moment till I get pen and Ink." As I went up te my loom 1 wondered hew many pages of gratuitous wilting, which would "en'y take a couple e' min utes," I had ilemi for the villagers since first reeeiving the request "te wilt me a piece etV for the debating society." Inscrip tions in albums and llibles and gift-books, invitations, obituary notices, letteis- even love-letteis-and, Indeed, almost all kinds of compositions had I been called upon te preduce oil-hand, and had always com plied. I returned in a moment witli my writing materials. .Seating myself at the little centre-table,I wrete tirbi the doctor's uatiie and address, then the length of tinie he had been practising medicine, ever twenty years ; the place wheie, tjaudersville ; and, finally, the name and address of the physi cian in whose olllce he had studied. Thus far we had proceeded swimmingly. " And new w e eome te the se cnth ques tion," I Kiid. "Whcre did you attend lectures?" " Lectures be swunged!" exclaimed the doctor, almost angrily. "Nevcr did 'tend any. Accerdin' te my observation, which it's ever twenty-Iive years, I've found that the ears of them there doctors as 'tends lectures Is almost ulwaja ginurally pretty considerable longer than their heniU "' "Very well," said I, laughing, "we'll pass te the next question. Te what school of medicine de you belong?" "Scheel?'' inquired the doctor. " I went te school right here iu this here town e' Saiidersville, which it's ecr forty years age, an' lived light here iu this here town, man an' liev, gein en sixty years." " Ne, mO' 1 evplained ; " that's net the question Te what school of nrdir.nr de you belong? Medicine, you knew." " Oil !" exclaimed the doctor. " Scheel e' inedicince, is It? I never went te mmr." This very defiantly. " Studied medicine iu old Dr. Jehnsen's etllce, an' learned It by i-rirfi$iM';ef it, which it's the only way te learn anything. Think you could learn a boy te be a carpenter li- set tin' him down te nail hoehi en saw in' beards, an' u-teetiirin' him en drivin' mils? Ne mere can you make a doctor in any such feel way 1" " Rut," I protested, " you don't under Srtiiud the question, It menus te ask whether you practice allepathy, homcto hemcto homcte pthy, hydrepathy, or eelectlejiun, for n- stance. Are you. for example, ft hotncae taathltfT't "Well, 1 Jess be twanged!" exclaimed the doctor, gazing at me with unfeigned admiration. "I Jess be, eternally twanged cf you don't knew mere big words than ene e' these here un'brldged spcliln' books m big as Bible I Honie-e-pathy ? Jfe, tirce.' When I gives a dose te patient, he almost always glnerally finds It out, an' pretty censidtrably gnah-hang quick, tool When he gits a dese e' tnv herb bitters he Ameim it. u' course, I don't give doses like them there te babies, an' no forth. All such t treats cerdln' te home-e-pathy, an' net llke that swanged lu-nat-le. Mcminger, which en'v last week heglvealwby a dese lltleii en'y fcr a field hand. An' ft went te college, eA, yes .'an' hecrd lectures, tee. Xat-cr-al.consekcns, the baby tip an' died. Hut folks as is grewed, they wants medi clne as gees te the right place. They wants all-pathy. An' when I treats 'in I'll betcher live dollars they almost always glnerally gits It, tee, alt I've gottegivo "Theu you might 1k called an eclectic." said I, laughing. " A eclectic 1" said the doctor, dubiously, as he looked inquiringly at me. My laughter had evidently made him suspi cious. " O' course I knew In aglneral way what a eclectic is, an' se forth. But what 'ud you mean, new, by a eclectic doctor, se te speak, hey?" And he leaned forward lu his chair, his head oil ene side and his eyes bent en me In the most gravely carnest manner imaginable. "Kxactly what ovcrybedy clse would mean," I replied, controlling my mirth as w ell as I could. " That Is te say, a physi cian w he claims te adept w hatcver is gissl and reject whatever is bad In every system or school or medicine." " U that ain't meto a T 1 " exclaimed the doctor, delighted with the definition. " v rlte that down. I'm a what d'yeu call It?" Yeu certainly are a " what d'yeu call it?" I thought; but I only said: "An eclectic. " "A cclectlc," continued the doctor, " Eclectic iS7oe('. I must write that down, se's net te ferglt. An' here, "he exclaimed, looking up from his note book " here I've been a-pructlsln' of that there style e' medicine fer ever twenty-live years, and I'm swanged cf ever I susplc susplc tened It 1 That Is, ' he added in confusion, quickly correcting himself in the fear that he might unwittingly have been carried te unnecessary lengths lu his confidential confession" that is, you knew, I haven't, se te speak, as a general thing, called It pretty considerable ollen a oclectlc,yeu sec, an' geshdiaiig it 1 and se lerth. Yeu under stand?" I fancy that If the doctor had known Just hew well I did understand, the knowledge would have contributed but little towards allaying his confusion. I, therefore, smil ingly put'tlie question by. "the blank is tilled up," I said, and all that new remains te be done is te go before a notary public -you can llnd ene iu Lan caster, I supose?" It was new the doctor's turn te laiigh, se, at least, It appeared, and he certainly im proved the efiiKirtunlty. " 'tyese ." lie ex claimed. "Well, I should sluilet I beg pardon for usin' slang, which its suthin' I despise, und be forth. Hut, Lord ! find a nel'ry lu Ijincastcr, you 'upesc f Wfll, I lie swanged I Jess be eternally swanged cf I don't 'spese se tee 1" And at this speci men of his wit, he laughed with hilarity. "Why, teacher, every two-cent-an'-gimine-thc-chango lawyer lu that there town Is a net'ry it's rldle'l'usl Tlicre's llttle tin signs till veu can't rest all aleiur the Ilar- bary Coast that's where the lawyers In rests -an' netliln' but nel'ry public, net'ry public, en every window-shutter all down that street. I 'spe.ic mebbeas hew I Am llnd one, cf I take a day oil', an' roll up my sleeves, an' go a-huntin' an' se forth." " I've no doubt of it," I said, laughing; as I rolled up ills certificate and handed It back te him. " An' new," he said, dropping his veice with mysterious air and looking at me with a mute appeal in his eyes " you won't say nethiir te nobody about this, hey?" . " Certainly net," I replied. ' " An' I'm a thousand times jess a thou sand an' seven times obliged te yeb, Miss ISIlcn ; an I say it again, cf ever you want a doctor, you jess up and send ler ic. I won't charge you a cent net a cent 1" I again thanked the generous doctor, but as I re-arranged the book upeu the centro centre table, I made up my mind that if ever I be came despondent enough te tempt Provi dence in this way, 1 would de it llke Mrs. .cke's Columbia man, " which he su-l-cede liNscif witli a gun." Some weeks afterwards I passed the doc doc let's ellicc, and smiled te see a new "shin gle" en the window-shutter "Jacob l'yk, M. 1)., Kclcctrie Physician, and sole pro pre pi ieter of Pyk's Celebrated Herb Hitters." Te be continued. TIieGi'iiuil IM-ci'cqulslte of VlRer. The dual operation e( digestion and assimila tion Is the grand proreciuWto of vigor. Toln Teln Miru the conversion of feed Inte rich nutritious bleed, It is only necessary te use with persist persist euce and systematically llesu Iter's Htemnch Hitters. The foundation bend of pupply In the it n haul economy Is the uteinucli. Tert'KUlate, te lnvlKorate flint organ, and thus facilitate Its dlgcstlicnndupslmllutlve processes, should be the chief it I in of tlio.e troubled with a delicti of stamina. Nervousness, Insomnia, feeble np petltu these are usually traccable te Impaired digestion. Oerroine this and you of necessity dlKialss Its multifarious, perplexing and har assing fyniptems. Tlie emaciated can never lioputegaln ttcshse long as assimilation Is Im lierfect. 'J lie Hitters fcurmount;tbe only obsta ebsta ile te mi lncrense net only of vigor, but of bodily sulistumc. L'eniUcralsu with the Ultters malaria, kidney unci liver complaint, constipa tion and rheumatic trouble. Thoroughness characterizes Its effects. Would Yeu liolfuve The Proprietor of Kemp's llalsam gives Tliou Tlieu nandH of Dettles awayijeurly? Tills mode of advertising would prove ruinous If the Balsam was net a perfect cure of Coughs and all Threat and Iauig troubles. Yeu will tee the excellent cUcrt after taking the first dose. Don't hesi tate! Procure a bottle te-day te keep In your home or room for Immediate or future use. Trial bottle fiec at all druggists'. Large size 60c and J 1. 00. uulMmdiiv (3) gtpccirtl itoticce. 1 "nets Werth Knewing. Iu all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane the remedy used must be neu-lrrltutlng. The medical profession litis been slew te Irani this. Nothing satisfactory can lie accomplished with douches, "nulls, powders or syringes because they ure all Irritating, de net reach the affected surfaces mid should lie abandoned as worse than failures. A multitude of person who had for j riirx home all the w errv and pain that catarrh ran Inflict testify te radical cures wrought by Klj 's Cream Halm. lliickleu'H Arnica Salve. Til K Hkkt.Hai.vk In the world fur Cut, Hi ulses Herc, Ulcers, li.ilt IlliPiini, Kescr Seres, Tetter. Chapied Hand', Chilblains, Cern, and all Hklu Kruptlens, and positively cures Piles, or no pay lequlrcd. It Is guaranteed toglveior teglveior toglveier fect satisfaction, or money refunded, l'rlce US rents per box. Fer sale by II. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Nen. 137 and VJS) North Queen street, l-aueaster, Pa. uueS7-lyd Kiipepsy. This Is what jeu ought te base. In facl. you must base It, te felly enjoy lire. Tiieusuudsare searching for If dally, and mourning liccnuse they find It net. Thousands upon thousands nf dollars are spent annually by our ;eeplcln the hoi! that they inavjittaln this Ixh.ii. And set It ma) be hud by nil. We gunruiitre that Klcr trlc Hitters, If used according te directions and the use in'rslsteil In, will bring )ou Uoed Dlses tlnnaiul eu-t the demon li)pei!a and lusUill Instend Kujs'psy. We reisiininend Klectrlr lilt Irrs for l)sNMsIat and all diseases el I.tver Stenuirh and Kidneys. Sold at ftle and il par bottle by II. H. CiK-hran, druggist, 1J7 and IXI North tiiut'ii street, I-inc.istcr, Pa. (1) Mothers ! Mothers ! ! Mothers t I ! Are you disturbed ut night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering und crying with the excruciating patn of cutting teeth T If se, goat once and get a bottle of MUX. WINH I.OWH SOOTHING riVItUP. It will rellee the peer llttle sufferer immediately depend upon It ; there Is no mistake about It. There Is net a mother en earth who has ever used It, who will net tell )ou at once that It will regu late the bewt Is, and give rest te the mother, and relief and health le the child, operating llke magic. It Is perfectly safe le use In nil cases and pleasant le llie taste, mulls the prescription of one of the eldest and liest female nhyslclnns and Hursts In the United Htalcs. Held every w lure, 23 cents a buttle. JiineCilydAw A scrap or I'npei Savi-s Her Life. It was Just nu ordinary scrap nf winpplng pa ht, but It sascd her life, she was In the Inst stages of i-oiiMimptlen. told by physicians that stiuwas Incurable and could live, only n short time; 'he wvlgliut les than srsrnly ieund. Ouupieroef wrapping jmst she read of Dr. King s New IHwevery. and gut a siiiiipla bottle; It htlsl her, she iHiugliiH Inrgefsittle, It bellied her mere, boughluneiber und grrw Iwtter fast, continued Its UMand Is new strong, healthy, re-y, plump, weighing 110 iieunds. Fer fuller Particular senu stamp te w. il.leic. Druggist, en smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful Discovery Tii ut II. H. Oshrnn's drugiifere, 137 nd 1 'erth queen street, Lancnsttr, l'a. riMTERfeBTTO LADIES. laptrflmeui Hair I Superfluous Hair I Superflueui Hair I Superfluous Hair ! OP rNTEIlEST TO LADIES. Ax Establishment in I'nii.Anri.riiiA where ladle can ImveSnpcrflueus ltslr perms neiitlsr removed from the face by Electrolysis (the fclertrlc Needle operation). Dr. J. Van Dirk, Electro Surgeon, W North Klevrnth street, Philadelphia, iicrmancnlly de stroy (superfluous Hair without lnln, scar, shock or trace, by tlie Electric Needle opera tion. In answer te many letters from fashion and sclcntinc Journals and from ladles from all part of the country, In reference, te this opera I Ien, Dr. Van Dyck respectfully slate that the Elec tric Needle process Is endorsed by all physicians arid surgeons of eminence as being the only method known te science by which superfluous hair ran be destroyed. D I almost painless, causing a mere stinging sensation. The needle Is Inserted painlessly Inte the fol licle alongside of the hair, completely destroy. Ing the papalla of hair germ, sothehalrcan never grew again, leaves no scar nor trnrc. j never falls : length of time depend upon the number of hairs te be destroyed ; the presence or the patient Is required at the efllce. Kvery lady with hair en her face knew that depilatories, heated wax, pumice stone, the twecicrs, scissor or rarer, only make these hair grew harsher, coarser, darker and mere numerous. ltemember, ladles, this Is a delicate surgical operation, and should never be performed ex cept by a physician or surgeon, or under his care. Dr. Van Dyck Is a regular graduate of medi cine and surgery ! has practiced In Philadelphia for twenty )cnr, and performed the elec tric needle operation for the first time thirteen yen rs age, having the honor of being the second physician In tlie world te rferm tills operation nnu iiieursiiuuscii in iwrniRioiegicnipmcuce. Since hen the demnnd for his services lu this peels ty has liecome se great that he ha given up all oilier practice and nlnkrsancxclushe specialty of EfcctrcHurgcry and Dermatology Ne physician .living te-day has written se many articles for fashion, literary or scientific Journals en the subject as Dr. Van Dyck has. Avail Illustration of the universal Interest taken In It.thejiocter ha answered WWO letters In the last three yeajs from ladle from every. part of the civilized world. Every lady troubled with superfluous hair should consult Dr. Van Dyck, and should read hi book, which Is mailed free te svery ene writing for It. Hupcrflueus hair Is surprisingly prevalent, we see It In the drawing room, tlicalrc, en the street, and wherever ladles congregate. At least .15 of every 100 ladle has e mere or less superflu ous hair at some time during their Uses, lte inemlier this, no matter It you are 15 or 75, whether you have 20,0011 or a few straggling hairs en your face, cs cry one can be destroyed forever. Don't hesitate te consult Dr. Van Dyck freely and with confidence. Illch or peer, young or old, he will examine your case cheerfully. Ne fees unless you are treated. Call at once. Oftlce and ei-ernllng rooms, w N. Eleventh street, Philadelphia, Hours, 0 te 5: BnsVlay, 10 te 8. Never falls. Advice free. Uoek free. Nete Hlrth marks, red nose, enlarged veins of the nose, cists, cancers nnd tumors removed by Dr. Van Dyck. Terms te suit rich and peer. Bend for book. HUrERKIAJOUH HAIIt. I-ndles with hair en their faces who don't car) loge te Philadelphia for treatment will plias) notice that Dr. Van Dyck will hose Parlors a' the Htevens Heuse, Lancaster, Monday and Tuesday, October 7th nnd 8th ; Monday and Tuesday, November llthand 12th ; Monday and Tuesday, December Uth and 10th. luncs-lydW TTUADACHR THOCHKS. BRIGGS' HEADACHE TROCHES FOll SICK HEADACHE IN ITU NEUVOHH, 11IMOUS, Oil CONUEH TIVE FOHMH. Tills Remedy Is the prescription of one of the leading physicians of Paris, France, and was usvil by 1 1 1 tit with unparalleled success for escr thirty years. It was ilrstglsen te the public as n proprietary medicine In 1878. Hlnce which time It has found lis way Inte almost every county en the face of the glebe, anil beceme a favorite remedy with theusnnds of the leading physicians. Medical societies hnve discussed Its marvelous success ut thclrnnnual conven tions, und after their official chemists have analyzed It nnd found that It con tallied no opiates, bromides or ether harmful Ingredients. 3uletly plactd It among their standard remo tes. TESTIMONIAL. L. It. imeW'N, M. D., 1 ICIWtst Jersey HI, V Kuzabkth. N. J., June 28, 18811. J This Is te certify that I have used for sonie months with much satisfaction, the combina tion of remedies, for Headache, known as JJiiiGGs' Hkadaciii: Tneciiius. The remedy cures mere headaches, esiicclally such as affect Nervous Women, than anything I nm ac quainted with, and If tills corllllcate will be the means of bringing It te the ravurnble attention of suirercrs fieiu that trouble, I shall feci that I huse done them a service. I It. UllOWN. -l'ltICi:, r. CENTS. 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J)allu Tuhde Jlre. ril-iydJLw Sate. w HAT YOlf ARE WAITING FOR The Fall Styles IN THE CKLEHRATE1) DUN LAP HATS ARE NOW READY. They Rpiesent New Yerk's Leading and Most Popular HI) Ic. TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, FURS AND ROBES. STAUFFER & CO., 31 and 33 North Queen Street, LANCABTElt. I'A. 4r)ouecfuvntohtttn CJoebo. -lALLANDHlik THE ROCHESTER LAMP! Hlxty Candle-Light; Heats them all. Anether Let of Cheap Glebes for Gas nnd Ol. Hteves. THE PERFECTION " METAL MOl'LDIN'U and IlL'llIIEH CUSHION Weather Strip. Heats them all. Thlsstrlpotitwcarsalletla r. Keeps out the cold. Hleps rattling of wiudewrs. Excludes the dust. Kis.iisouti.new und rain. Anyone can apply II no waste or dirt made lu applying It. Can be fitted anywhere no holes te bore, ready for use. I will net split, wurp or shrink a cushion strip Is the most erfccLIAl the Hlevc, Heater nnd ltange Htere of Jehn P. Schaum & Sens, 34 SOUTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTER PA. u NDERWEAR - LIGHT AND MEDIUM wclKbl uuderwrarln alt grades and any at ERIHMAN'S Ocnt' fumUhlcy StOTv, sire. UWwtKlnj street, 5r N KXT DOOM TO THE COURT HOUSE. Xlier Is Timt FAHNESTOCK'S. ThU Is the time for COTTON ELANNEIs at 5, '. 8, W. 124. Hi 1. ami cents. RED TWILLED FLANNELS at lS.'JO. SI, 33, , . 37i up te SO renta. l'LAIN RED AND WHITE ELANNEUS atl25. IS. Iji, S 21, 't 2s". St up te S cents. COM TORTS We have Factory Made Comforts at hie, V,7ie and fl earn, which are the best te tie had at these prices. And up have OUR OWN MAKEaltl,2S.Sl.M),II.75an(l tZOOwhtchare made or the best material, nileil with geed whlte cotton and quilted by hand. These Comforts we highly recommend. WHITE AND CUIHIKD nLANKETS at 75c, tl, II.2S, It JO, $1.75, 12. ttJO. up te t& lDlKS' FALL WRAlNAND.lACKEIi-AMKsMalllargnln In Jackets at 13; better quali ties nt every price up te H.O0. FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR III Oifat Quantities. FAHNESTOCK'S, 35 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa. - rETZaEll4TlAU0HMANr "" "' - We have new eicn our own Importation of , Black French Henrietta a In All Grade mitt Qualities, the Rest Values; User Qflcrcil. ALSO, KULLL1NES OF Single and Deuble Blaek Thibet Shawls! AT JOX IMllCES. Metzgcr& Haughman's Cheap Stere. Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa. (OPPOSITE THE COOPEH HOUSE.) -T ARD A McELUOV. bjlre & Mcelrey, Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, Opposite Fountain Inn. DHKHH GOODS 'An eleirnnt Hue of Dress 1'lalds at 10c, 12Jc, 30c, 25c nnd mi. Hnnrlella Cleths af 2jc, In all shades. One let or All-Weel llenrletta Cleths, Win. wide, .TTKc. One let same widths, nll.oel,ntfi0c. On let all-wool. 4(1 In silk finish Henrietta Cleths, at S7kej sold elsewhere nt fl. HiH-elnl IliirKnlns lu Illack lIenrlttasnl2.V,.Vic,40c,UK:and up. Ilargslnsln UIhcIc Hllk at 75c, f I Jl.IJiiiHlll.M). THI11ET RIIAWIA Cxtra vnlue In Illack Thibet Hliawli In Hliulc orDeuhleCourtlnnds, Den. bio Creiie and Nun's Veiling for Veils, at low prices. Embroidery Kelt, two ) nrtls Ide , l,Bi per yard. OILCLOTHS-In Mn)'Fn called your attention le the fiict that from June 1st all Fleer Oil Cleth would be advanced, nnd that we had bought our line before June 1st nt the old pi Ices, and are new prepared le offer the best Koeds for lint money Hint are sold, llclnit thoroughly seasoned, us you will nnd an Oil Cleth seasoned, wean twice ns Ieiir as one lust from the factory nnd en the fleer when new. We have sold mera Fleer Oil Cleth thnii any etlier Retail Dry Goods Heuse In I-nncsstcr, and this belnc our third t-ciisen, flints ns ready with the best goods for Hie money 111 the city In Fleer, Table, Blair or bhclf. UNDERWEAR, RLANKETH.COM FORTH, rEATIIERS, tc.-We give extra alue and will huvn mero te say about them later en. PANTINO We de sell a (inutility of rnntlnif nt prices ranging at 12Wc, l&MRe, 20c, SV, 31c, av, Z7)c, 40c, t'jc, COc and up ; nud no here else will ) ou find a geed goods for the money. HOHIERV We nre liciidiiinr(ers for the ReslHIncklnKK In the city. One let of Children's East lilnck, regular price, 12;c, ferHci'er pnlr; only slightly Imperfect In the weaving. AnotlierJIet ut 5ennd lie, 1KT pulr north double. Rnrgnlus lu nil kinds of HlucklngRfer ladles, Men and Chil dren, In Cotten or Weel. HICVCLEH Agents for the Cm entry Rival Hnfidy Rlcycles. Why pay UK for a w heel when jeu nm buy theCe entry Itlial High Ornde, Kail Hearing te all purls nt757 Alsengenta for the I'reuilerHafcty Illcycle. bard & Mcelrey, Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street. Opposite Fountain Inn. i 'i Otrtl'DCt B ARUAINM I OO Shirk's Carpet Hall I -FOR. Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Bag and Ghain Carpeis. OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, See. Wi Havk tub Laikikht a hd Ukht Hteck trl tub Citt. H. S. SHIRK St SONS, Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa. JUrttcltCB. H. Z. ItHOADH A SON. BEAUTIFUL FORMS -IN- jeiAeL.RY Are net made by cluiuce. They result from nrtlstlc designs In the hands of skilled workmen. We hae a New Line of the latest ratlerns of JEWELRY In UHOOCH1CS, HIIIIION ANDHCAHK I'INH, 11HACKLKTS, UlNOS, J1UTTONS, NKCK CHAINS, WATCH CHAINS, IIAIK OUNAMCNTS, Ac. Mnuynf these nrtlclcs, nlthuugh of Hei Id Oe!d, are at Lewer I'rlces than geed plate. We In vite examination. H. Z. RHOADS & SON, Ne. 4 WEST KING STREET. gitOUCB, E LINN & URENEMAN. - I'OIt STOVES! -OO FLINN & BRENEMAN, KTe. 152 ISTertli Qixeezi Street, LANCASTER. Jtivuiiuvc. t NriWI'EOAK rURNITURE. OCHS & GIBBS, antiqueeI"furniture, 2d, 3d and 4th Floers, 31 S. Queen St. (Crtvviitrice. STANDARD CARRIAUE WORK. EDW. EDGERLEY, CAIIRIAGE BUILDER, 0,12, I1.v MARKET 8THEET. (Hear of tlie I'orteHlcv), LANCAHTKR, I'A. De net Fail te Ciill During FAIR WEEK und Me our Flue Assortment of Boggles, Ptiitens, Jump Seat Carriages, F,(c. I liaMjulI tin iHtet style te sch-cl from, and hu) e al-e a erv nue asirttiiiiil of seceud-lmnd work some of my own vrerk. Ilottem prices. Call and examine. Ne tron tren lile te show our work nnd explain every Uvtull. IteialnllnE and HepnlrlriK promptly und nutly done. One ut of workmen cinecltill)' mipl?fu for tliat pnrpete. tst0tPs for All Tilings -AT- Cleths and Cashmeres SJrtll. B AROAINHl TO AND COMPOSITION Sec. - STOVES! TO- PJJWA. .ttOVItCtJB. ,' T UT1IERH. KAUKKMAN, ATTORNKV-AT-LAW. tveend Kleer 1-J.hleinau Law Uulldllu;, Ne. il Nertli lliijt.Hlri.t. wprtt-lydAw "VTOTICK TO TRrXI'AXHERfT AM) t.lIN .131 NERH. AH persons nre heretiy ferlildden I te trespass nn any of the lands of the Cornwall I nd Hiieedwcll estates In Ixbnnen or Lancaster I euntles, whether Incleseil or unlnrlesed, either for the purpose of sheitlnK or tlshliiK, aathe I law will Im rlttldly eufercml nKulnst all Ires- lutsslnic en snld lauds of the undersigned afle I this notice. 1 WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN It. l'EROV ALDEN, EDW. C. ERKKMAN, I Atlernys for It. W. l'Iemn' Jfelrs. (COLLARS ANiPcuTtR-THE LATES1' j tlieme.t duillable.und most comfertalilu I siiapes and styles any sire, at EitlHMAN'H Genu' Kurnlihing8ierr,t2VfJt mjiy jtreet, fClothttie M ERCHANT TAILORINO. Hager & Brether. (A PERFECT FIT 0UARAKTEED.) A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF THE LEADING NOVELTIES IN Foreign and Demestic Suitings Will ne Found en Our Tables. WI INVITE AM EXAMINATION AMD COMPARI SON OF PRICE!. Excellent Htylei In Casslmer and Cheviot PiiltliiK. all-wool, well madcniidtrliiimcd, Inrite assortment, At 111), tie and SIB, te Order. A line of Che let, and entirely new CasMnien, HnllliiR Erfects, At 110, te Order ; Beld eliewberaatlas, . Hlyllsh Reurelte Casslmers, Hultlux Em-cts III Checks and Tlalds, At $23, te Order; Beld elsewhere at 3B. Ilnndseme Worsted and Cheviot I'lald and Check Mulling Effects, At f 19, te Order ; Beld elsewhere at 118. Don't Fail te Examine Our Illack English Wain IHttitennl Worsteds nnd Chovlets for Coats and Vests, aunrnuteed te wear well j excel lent styles, well made and trimmed, AttlB, teOrder-i Beld elsewhere at $18. AND Our Matchless $5,00 Trousers, TO OllDKIt. A Inrite, nelihy assortment, all-wool, the) rry best Trousers sold at tluil price. 26-31 West King St. mOCLOTHlNO HUYKIUi. "" LGansman&Bre. Our Prices Sell Our Goods, M EN'H, ROYH AND CM ILDREN'H SUITS & FALL OVERCOATS ARE READY FOR VOUIl INHI'KCTION. .Men's Hulls ntH,VI,fl.VlnndH(X). Men's All-Weel Cheviot Hulls ut tOOOl 17 (Wand Ht. ' Men's All-Weel Casslmem Hults atl7(0,taw, MOO and (10 00. Men'n All-Wiml Worsted Halts at 18 00, WOO, IIIH,I2W, 111 (Maud IIOOU. Rey's All-Weel Hults at II 00, IS 00 und IK 00. lley'B All-Weel Worsted Hulls .t5u0, MOO, 17 00, W Wand ID 00. Chlldren'K Hulls at II 00, II li'iand II M. Clilldren's Hults, All-Weel, at 12 00, 12 SO, 00 and II 00. PALL OVERCOATS A t U 00, 15 00, H 00 and IS 00. Full Overcoats, Hllk Lined, ut l000,!l200und IH00, A Ijiikm Line of Children's Kuie I'liulsat 25c, V, ttV, 7.'eiind It 00. Men's Finn Ail-Weel Casslnirn'I'aiilaatll 75, J2 00,12 60, 11 00, 1 60 unit 1 1 1. NetlilnK near sn kixmI chii he had anywhere! else for the money, l'leiity of Htlesl Hull All Taslcii mid rerkrtii. AT L. Gansman & Bre., $S and 8 NORTH QUEEN ST., B. W. CORNER OF ORANOE, LANOABTER, PA. -Net connected with uuy ether ClelhlOK Heuse In the city. Mr ERH HATIIFON. Suits te Order i You'll find our stock of koeiIs here, as usual, the largest, The Most Attractive Goods AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. We give the most for the money In Trim mines, I'll and Finish. WE HAVE MORKTHAN THIRTY DIFFERENT STYLES Suitixigrs AT II". AS MANY ATM), AND ALMOST AH MANY AT 125 AND 110. Yeu won't think weureasklutc tee much for tlirm when you see the slylt sand examine the qualify, AN UNUSUALLY HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF TROUSERINGS AT I'ltlClX Frem $4 te $14. Itr.l.lAllI.E MERCHANT TAII.ORH, NO. 17 EAST KING STREET LANOAriTKlt, PA. itlnchiitcviis TEAM, e desire te call ittin attention of censumrrs of HU-hiii (UmxIs and EiiKlnu rs' Hujiiillcs, te our large and varied stock of 1'Iik-s, Valves, Cocks, Mullciilile and Cast Iren FlttlUKs, Asuestiw. lliniuntiuil MiJvi uHtuunnei .-....., . i.twii mm ValNuI'ucktiiKs; Hcetch and Red Line Reflect' I UK (Juuge Olusses, Hteam Radiators and Hteam HeatliiK Ai'iaratus; Kct nnd l'ui Keren , and In fun almost everything required by steam users, and all el which we offer at prices which we Kunrantee te be lower thuu these of any ether dealer In this vicinity. WehaNC iMisltlM'ly the Uriiisl stock, and he lm; connected with the Telephone Exchnuiip, arc. ircparcd torcccheand Mil all orders lu tlie shortcut povilble time. When III wuut of any. thliiK In our line, call ou us for prlees ami w will eonlnce you of our ability nnd wllllnc ness te save you Meney. Delay and Vexation. Our facilities for funushliiK Engines, Rellers, Hhafllng, I'ulleys. llaiijer", Hneelal Machinery, riumliers' and Oas Htterv Teeils, futterus, Melels, and Iren and llrass Castings, and for tlia prnint repair of all kind of muciilnery are uneiixlleil In ltncaster. and we reictfully solicit a share el )our palren.iiie. Central Machine Works, llT A 1M NORTH CHRISTIAN STREET, LANCASTF.H, I'A. Ooed Werk, Heasonaele t'liarief, 'Iremtt uess. Teltpheue cousccten. UtWH VulcalM-steu and Usmiiinan, Mieei, i-istenana Meredant Tailoring ! HAGER fe BROTHER, MYERS &RATHF0N, pENNIITLVANrA RAILHOAOBCKXB' JTln effect from May w, in. -.TralnstitArK LAVcAirrmi and 1mt u t rlvatrinixielphla as fellow! j IWEHTWARD. PaclneExpresst News Kxpressf. Way PassenRcH MalltralnvlaMUeTl Ne.2MallTralnt... NlnKara Expres.. Hanover Aecem....... Kasl Llnet....M Frederick Accem Irftncastrr Accem.,. LtV Philadelphia. tajsMttr, -M a. m. i-M a. m. UJS.B. tfcJOa. m. :Mts.M q-Ml sri via Celnmbla (i:rfl n. m. via Columbia ll:.'j0a. m. via Columbia vlaMUJey.. IrWe a. m un a. n jsep. m, 2:10 p. m. 2:S8p. m. fcSOp. M. 7:40 p. n. iiarrisunnr Accem... Celumtila Aeoem., llarrlsbnric Express. Western Expressf-".. Lancaster Acce , EASTWARD. Phlla. Exprsst-....., FastLlnef J. Lancaster Acce..... llnrrlftliti-tf tf.nM.. z.ie p. m, 4:10 t. m. Ml p. m. KSp. m. StHMMMIKHH " ileave" Lancaster. 2M a. m. t-.ts a. m. 6:IS a. m M0 a. m. 8JV a. m. 0.-00 a. m. ll:S5a. m. 12a p. m. 3:.v p. m. 3,-enp, m. 4:43 p. m. iM p. m. 85 p. m. ll.Wp.BI. fcOB p. m. Ar.rnl.fcai Arrlva I'httai 431a. m. HAD a. n lneater Accem.....-!.' 10:39 a. M. vlaMUey. I1.-4B a. m. coiuuieta Aecem... Atlantic Express!...... Heashore Express I'hlladclnhla Accem. Hunday Mall !!ny :?Tn,'"'t.- llRrrlsbun; Accem. Mall Tralnt . 19DS.k 0:48 p. m. 5:48 p. n. fksa p. n; 0:88 tk. SM."' 10:65 p. m. Tltn Itlllv iMlna wkl.l. ..... .. IT V. ""I " "HIVII (1111 UHlIJi cD"day the Mall train west runsbywajr .,., .i' IV )K?n Ocneral Passenger Amat CIIAH. E. PUOILUcncral Manager. PHILADELPHIA A READING UAIUsOAII READING A COLUMBIA DIVISION. On and after Monday, July 1, isw, tralM cf.ve 'lrnter (Klntr street), as fellows! Fer Reading and intermediate points, wk days, 7:30 a. m., 1Z35,8:4S p. m.j Sunday, 8:08 a. m.. . p. m. Fer Philadelphia, week da) s, T M a. m., 13:15, 3:4.Sp. m.:Himdnys'S:Mp.m. Fer New Yerk via Philadelphia, wek dan, 7:30 a. m., 12,15, 3.-4S p. in. ' ,2EPr New Yerk via Alleutewu, week dan, Fer Allcntewn, wrek days, 7.30 a. m.. 3:48 b, in.; Hunday,35p. m. " Fer Pettsj lite, week dayi, 7:30a. m., 8:48 n, m Hnudav, 8.55 p. m. Fer Lebanon, week days. 7.-00 a. in., 12.-8B, 5:40 p. m. ; Hundny, 8KB a. in, S-M p. m. Fer Harrtsbunr, week daji. 7KX) a. m 13JB. 5:40 p. m. j Hunday, 8:05 a. m. ' ' Fer litmrryvllte, week days, 0 2J a. m., 2M, 8.00 p. m, ; Sunday, 5:10 p. m. TRAINS FOR LANOABTER. Iave Reading, Week days, 7:39, 11:55a. m 5:."5 p. nt. I Sunday, 7:30 a. m.; 8:10 p. m. Leave Philadelphia, week da)s, 4:15, KHIOa. m., 4.-00 p. m. liCaveNnw Yerk via Philadelphia, week dan. 7:45 a.m.. Id0.12.-00 p. m. ' ' Iave New Yerk via Allentown, week dan 4.-00 a. m.. HX)n. in. Ixie Allentown, week day, 5.52 a.m.! (JO p. m. Leave Pettsvllle, week day, 6:50 a. m., tM p.m. Iave Lebanon, week days, 7:12 a. m., 12J9 7:15 p. m. : Hunday, 7A5 a. m 3.45 p. m. l-envr Hnrrlsburg-, week days, 0.-25 a. m.l Baa day, 8:50 a.m. . J ) iuarry vllle. week days, 6.40, 11:15 a. m 3:tt), 4:51 p. in. ; Sunday, 7:10 a. III. ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION. Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street wmarf. and Seuth street wharf. Fer Atlaiitle 'City, week day, exprnstee, -O0a.m.and4.-00and6.-00p.m.!AeoemmodaUOB, 7:30 a. m. and 4-: p. ni. ; Hunday. Expires, MS andV.-00a.iu., Accommodation, 8:00 a, mT, Ut ' p. m. ReturnliiK leave Allanlle City, depot corner, Atlantic and Arkansas Avenue. Week dan.--Express 7:00 and 10:12 a. m, and 4 p. in. Aoeoaa. mtxiation.s.-ena. m. and 4:.se p. m. Sunday Express, 4 and 5.30 p. m. AecommedaUoa. VM a. in. and 4.-00 p. in. Detailed lime table can be obtained at Ucka office. A.A.MfLEOD, itm, CO. HANCOCK. Vlce Pre. & Oen'l M'r. Uen'l Pa'r AL y ERANON A LANCASTER JOINT I4K Arraiigeuicnla of Passenger Trains en and altar HUrinAT, May 12, 1880. NORTHWARD. Jiive A. M. ' I Bandar. M. r. m.'a. m. r. m. King Stret't, Lane. 7.-00 Ijoiejister 7.-07 Manhclm 7:83 Cornwall 7:6 Arrive at Lebanon - 8:11 IZ:3A 12: 1:20 1:46 b:40I in 6:50' 8:18 0.-20 8:45 m 0:48 B-.17 tM Sets'' IM 7.-00 .-SOUTHWARD. Leave A. m. p. m. I4bannn 7:12 12.30 Cornwall ,... 7.-I7 12:45 Manhclm'. 7M 1:18 Lancaster. 8.-27 1:52 Arrive at King Htreel, Lane. 835 2.-00 1. M. A. M. r. IT, 7:15 7:55 8:4S lace i:ie a 7i7 8:48 iai:u s.-e 8:30 30 sa A. M. WHAON. Hunt. R. A C, Railroad. H. H. NEFF. BupU C. IL It. flartte. H ARNESa. HARNESS. HABERBUSH'S 30 Centre Square, LANCASTER, PA. Saddles. s Harness, LAP BLANKETS, Trunks, Bags, Harness Oil, AND General Stable Supplies -AT (SDCCiaSOU TO M. HABKUBCaH A Sew.) SIGN OF THE GOLDEH HORSE HEADS. Qfrtvbuia. TTARDWARBI HARDWARE! GREAT ATTRACTIONS ! Marshall & Bmgiefs, l( A 11 SOUTH QUEEN 6.T. HEATERS, RANGES, Parler and Cook Steves. OK EVERY DESCRIPTION. TINWARE, CEDARWARE, CUTLERY, 40 Alse Prime New Timethy H.vil, Fedder Yam, Rnjnl Ready Mt.(d Paluts,Olls, Vurnlshc and White U-ud. Ciirix-ntcr's Toels and llnllillne Material and Oenerul Hardware. (live usa call and be convinced that ) en gut the (nil value for j our money. MARSHALL"! REN6IER, NCW. 0 i 11 SOUTH QUEEN STREET. RbS-lYd .ihotenvaphe. T-OTE. XI I JUST RECEIVED FROM . Kcenigslnug, Prussia, Tw e Iliiclcgrenuiti uiaite specially for Hast and Tbree-e,uaTUr Length Photograph. .. 60 1-2 North Queen St., Next Doer te tlie PestQfliM. Jgn7ntl (llilS. E. lllt'llSD s, m r. &i i i & l1 IV uM M' . '! M M K PJ 51 rfl m ma rm m K $?Z "hi mi VM & U os km '$ r?f tm ?wa ? i va ,j ,
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