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tNCHJJUJ-ABTEINMAN FOLTZ, Milan.
OHEKT UWIHK, Publisher.
?lltfc DAILY INTELL10ENCER,-rublUhcd
v awry in the year, but Sunday. Served
ifc'fcj' Content In thtt city and surrounding
tewiM at ten cent a -week. Br mnll five del
h- yjHttmtmtlmtAnaeei W centi it month.
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WKBIttT INTELLIOENCER-One dollar and
jjgfty cents a year. In advance.
miCI TO BURSCIUBERS-Renill by cdsck
''sWfMtttefAce order, nnd where neither of
ItaiMa be nrecured vend In a rrelstered
t the .Foatefflcr, as second class mall
Mer;
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vn,' - urvmi aa !
k'iA Lancaster, I'e.
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mbUfOASTEX, PA., December 3, 1889.
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if The Comity Ileadi.
t'Tbc Lancaster county farmers, wctec,
JMte at length get uewu te the tllscus tllscus
ten of county reada, n (subject that
ir, neum uave nnu iiicir niiciiiuui nuu cu-
K rgetlc action long age; for it is certainly
ft matter that vitally nHVcts their inter-
st, which undeniably will be benefitted
jr'soetl nnd free reatl. 1 lie meeting
K" is "Mm uvlilv nl. which tlin Nlllt-
WtjZtl ..,. llbiiiBA lau ft fllll ntin
SKWemrl n Inrrrn tiuniliw nf ueilllerH
:, lasuvcrcu men upiuium. v vuuiiui. dhj
-' that thev all anneared te take held of
-., .7 . ... I..l...l 1..
m.arjte Buuji-vi very uiiuciniuiunugiy, ui
7$Lhat they greatly Illuminated It by their
' ,jrc!uarkB.
& Mr. liuckwalter. of Sullsbury. cot
k-iSrlght down te the meat of tlie matter in
'0bM statement that It would pay Win
.Aibetter te haul his milk te tlie creamery
at 10 cente n hundred pettudi evern geed
rfliftnt rnml tlmli nt. 1.1 vn(n. wlilrll lll
k 'jJnewgetn for liaullng it through mud.
" ,rri.. ...mi,...ii.. ....,... ll. l ,ii...
!-. . -. -
S fi1 jrivfi.-, iiiuL-iriiiviaui
Ifeft it preposition tlmt me mrmiug intcreAtH
! -demand geed hard reads.
.'&. tjie next question is as te new nicy
aijTre te be best iniide hard nnd geed nnd
K .l l I.. .!. I. Ill u .. II..
'Xl uu 1:$ iu lmj l,lu i'iii. (iiiiu ui mi
s4ts: lanncrs who iiciircrcu uicuicivrH
rtheuglit that tlie Linens tcr county mn-
Scadamlzl reads eru had reads ; whiclt
f'a ahews hew much they have leu spoiled
'& bv li villi? all tliftlr lives iinen siiuli reads.
fe''Therc Is no ether commuultv.unvwIicre
Fttfsfethat Isbe well served by inncndiiiiilze.V
f'Vi. .1.. - ....... i .. ........
ji',rpjreaus as tuc jicopie ei liaucasicr county.
LJ5 ' uave se long cujeyeu incir iKivnu-K,-?&'UgCB
that mauy of them fail te roalie
p 4i&that they are advantngei ; mid they
K.W complain bitterly of (heir tells
n-Sraud of their (iiinlilv. If thev did
tf1i!$Jhet have them they would be in
!" .-i& J, l -i 11 1 i... - ii. i i
f .r" UCB1HIII 111 IIIU 1IIUU. 1)111. MM lilt) llillll
Ev- reads Which are uikjii every avenue Hint
trj.entcre tnin town, the whiter and the
would hee empty markets and
Tim Inll plinrire nu (lin iiillliiifin
vv" "e,i " ' " ""
Lg1 f Salisbury found, is amply returned
vafet. tojtne Tanner and the merchant In times
?iPjef m,,( nua tuey "U011'11 lc wlsccneugh
W&te remember this wlicn in the Reed
ftffefweather of the summer they de net need
&& their winter friend.
It is true that our maendnmized reads
'fjtjn, might be better, but they nru doubtless
tKsjas geed as tlie trallle upon them pays for,
$:irand as their erigiunl semuwhut "faulty
'&, construction twrmits them te be made.
!-, It is net open te question thai for n
", ci-i uuru reau neiumg can equal tlie
.- one covered with broken stones, wheie
j atones ere te ie nmi; ami the Harder the
4 bwiuvb iuu uiuiu ciHiiirnii; is ue reuu.
K-ft' amvlH(w1 Ira rjiiimlntlitfi .1t,.l. lu tltn
i ty&i nifVat lirkH fanlitr-n lw.tl.hni. tim.1.
lald. The need is te lay the stones below
k'jrttj """' "'ii" luuiui iiiu nuii.iuu mill
l gutter the sides te drain away the
e?.Lwcri n,ul t cover the surfaee with
S'.VSS. l..l 1... 1. 1.. .1 r- .
waiiam imita iiiuiiuii very small, eucii a
r j rjaa is cheaply nnd easily niade : and
''fi such a read is needed upon every nuiln
uue ei travel in tins rien ami great
county. Upen this the majority of the
farmers will readily agree ; but they
nny net sd easily K-e t he should pay
the piper.
As te even this, limvuvni'. tliem in mi
r'r went for u great dld'erence of opinion.
r" it must be paid by taxation or tells : and
FjM of tells we believe the community gener-
mM y " tlec, ll WBS vcri' wcU whcn ll
v''i u"n,ul,,,'V l'u"ri iiimiiuuiicruail
Mareheuld be built by companies, who took
4SC tne,r compensation by charging these
&& UW5' 1 iH " ",,r
eueugu metueu j nut it is behind (he
ucumuu hi u nun u ceuuiy IIH lUL,
ray "WDeec pnue itrstretrii
V rnnrln llmf mm ln mmln .....1 t. 1...
.vVu . iiii U WlHtlU. 411111 IU Mill Iv U
e si? them free, ah it enn u'ell nfl'iinl n iln ..-.
ii. that no traveller nlinnlil lu ulnmuul in.
pf$ teU 8ale within the precincts of tlie
iJ-i- vlnl.oet n..l,...ll.....l i.. ..
;3f """' "s""1"""' vuuuij in uie
f wneie country. Away with tlieiu !
tk, .Let the farmers cry with a loud
fr&t and earnest tone, nuddemnud that the
W reads shall be free as well as irend. W.
eeethatMr. Ix3vi Heist took the well
"worn stand that only the users of the
read should pay for it. That doctrine
la worn out ; it is the duty of the state te
provide geed reads.
As we have nftpn nririwl tin..., tu ..
?tLf BHItt MiA.l tf n u)nU.ii.li...J .1 .
kgs "0" "" " " "" u"iui.-viuig uejiari-
ywr iucuv, iu wiiuMJciiargenu tue reads el
tf0 me Biuie sneuiu ue placed. Wa liavu
ijgi " buu i wwuni) reau system,
kg& which gives us nu occasional geed read,
psijr "- K""" BujiurviMjr is iu ciiarge J
eui generally bud ones, because the
supervisors are generally bad. They
may he geed farmers, but they arc bad
read-makers, knowing nothing of the
business. What we need is a state engi
neer, assisted by county engineers, se
that the read making nnd laying
OUt Shall lie nffpnrlnrl (.. 1... .,,,.?.
;ffi&whe understand it. The cett of
tM making the reads should, come out of
; ?? M5 county treasury, nud the cost of the
-" read admlnlHtrntlnn mil r i, ..i..i.
K paw .. u. W1VJ mum
r treasury ; or the whole cost might be
E- . t aiainrl&1 r 4ln ne..n. ...lit 1 i .
-.p NMU4UVU U lUU rtLlllU Wllllfllll lltVlnilt:
g -Injustice te any bectien, Lnncaster
EtA unty can never complain of her share
BL" . -umiKH, luuugu bjiu ue required
ti-"" '" " "".vuiuui jiur reaus out or
'."' 'n trcabury. SheisBubstaiiiallyeut
W- Of debt. With Olllv n tll-r. mill ... . i
Jlet it . ., .. ... w ...... iUA t Uiu
."wree geed outlet Is net found for her
')iSf menev. her nunmlselnnnn ...m i.
J$, lag a foolish one.
i That Clreat llrltim SjuUlcate.
& All will hall with a feclliu. .f ,rrt
.-& relief the news that the "greatsyndieate
,'P-eT English capitalists" has at last bought
", pastures new.
Fer many weeks this
m inisicrieus synuicate lias been brnu-k.
', lag upeu the industries ami resources of
this nation. Ceal and iron ere mines,
Iren and steel works. fucterli nf .. n
kds( cattle by the million, land by the
vijunrv jane uave been absorbed, en
(WW. by this awful syndicate, and new
M last oenics the welcome news that it
gene te beutn America. Tlie I.v.
WtUOEXCEH n"1 several ether abuer-
iy ie observers, have doubted the
y or this vast unknown iirit.
k'ndlcate, whose purchm-es were
, announced ns almet com
and never after iipnni r,....
1trt prowled ns near as Hur-.
.Jiere, at the latt tnfuin.
It'iKas about "ncceiHpliiliiuL'
V
the transfer " of it great establishment
which was forthwith te boom along
grandly te the great delight of thecltl
icus. There Is variety as well ns pleas
ing news in the latest story of the kind.
Geerge llreugham, of Chicago, has sold
his meat-packing establishment but het
te the syndicate. Who he has sold it te
does net nppcnr, hut the story runs thai
he Is going te lhtcues Ayres te start a
meat canning works for nu English
syndicate which has subscribed five
million dollars, and is backed by un
limited capital. The Seuth American
works is net only te rival nud ruin Chi
euro establishments e( the kind, but
win prepare beer extract strong enough
te knock out the famous mcdlclue of
Herr Llcblg. If by seme strnuge chance
this syndicate story should hnvc a little
truth iu It, hew nnd will be the com
ments of the Chicago hosts of Maine's
Seuth American congress. The Argen
tine delegates might well show Interest
lu the wholesale massacrelng of the
American pig In Chicago If they knew
that English capital was ready te help
them te build up rival establishment
In their own great cattle country.
f
II Klin In a bit of news that shows litiiiinn
niittire in ninny true- lights, grnve and g.iy,
mean nnd noliie. Iltptiiln l'eynaitil, n
famous high Jumper who Inst summer innde
aremarknbtc Jump nt Ceney Inlanil,dietl en
Mertiluy in New Orle.tns ft-em Injuries ro re
celved en l'rlday. He used no pnracliute
In his perfurmnnrs but simply sprang into
a repe net. At New Orleans tlie net was
damp nnd the ropes taut, se tlinl wliuu He
came down through the air from a toner
ene hundred and llfly feet high tlie slieWc
Induced parulysls. Tlie Ixxly of tlie
lumper was visited by thousands ai it
lay In tlie (indriinkci's nn Memlny,
and boelile tlie celli 11 sat his young nud
handseme widow, uliile n coiitrlliiitleu
box nt tlie ether side i recited sliewcrH of
iiIcUeIh from tlie syuqiiillilrliig IhilerM.
Hlie w 111 lise tlie nioney te return te Frnnre
and nil the world will seen forget the br.tve
young man who innde his living by tensing
death. I'eynnud from e.uly clilldlioed hud
n jinssleu for leats of dining. Whatever
may be said about ll tliere can he no doubt
of llie oxTSTenee or a very gcuernl liking
for feeing daring deeds nud n circus perfor
mance is usually popular in prepci lien te
tlie real or apparent peril. Men llke 1'oy 1'ey
naud (Mil net fairly be said te risk their
livosfer nioney and applauso.fer they often
ehoeso their ealllng from a mero len of
ilarlng, and tlie "calling" is hi pejmlar de
mand. They are tlie btulf that many
varieties or heroes are made of and are te
be pitied for tlie misfortune that led tlicm
fiem worthier ambition.
Meuhsa lli.v, the uoleriousTiirkisli bri
gand, lias been ncrinitted, ns UMial. Tills Is
the man whose Inhuman eutinges lu Ar
menia at last pioveked feieign minis minis
ters te call the attention of the Sultan,
but his nuim-reus trials )ine all been
marked by touerl.lng ofwltncsses, undlm
is favored by the gevermeut. 'J'he .Sultan
has, hew ever, issued orders Dial the Kurd
ish brigands shall be punished. Tim Turk
ish population hi Armenia slde with the
Armenian".
Tin: Fleiidu oraiie eiep is expected te
be euc-linii smaller than that of last year ;
but seventy thousand boxes of line fruit
lauded lu New Yerk iu tlie last two weeks.
At last the New Yetk fair fund has
passed the live million dollar limit, and
tlie project will next be heard of hi Con
gress, where tlie advocates of Chicago and
New Yerk will de bome line squabbling.
Oeneral It. 0. Hawkins, one of the com
mlssioners te the 1'niis fair, liasjust io ie
I timed and gloomily declares himself for
Cliicnge, because she has tlie ground and
the meney, but he docs net bcltove we can
gel up n fair In the time gleu that will be
worthy of comparison with the French
specimen.
...
StcuurAiivTitACV's report will surprise
ninny w'liohae been pleased te swallow
tlie beasts that hae been published about
our new Ntoel erulnern and tliolrmmnmeut.
'l'liey urn excellent hhlps of their kind, but
the awakened interest iu tlie navy has
been auiiihud with tlie frequent publica
tion of their powers nnd performances
until they seemed genuine marsels of wnr
ships, and with the essein planned and
contemplated, boomed te make us quiie
strong en tlie bea. Kmiuent authorities
have been heard fiem new and then, cau
tioning ngiiliihtcrier of this kind, but they
were generally regarded as alarmists, and
se Tracy's report comes llke :i sudden dush
of cold water te shock many fieiu soreiio
satisfaction liven If all theships fur which
appropriation has been made were new
afloat, we would net be worthy of rank ns
ttst-ftwill-
ness of our cruiser Baltimore he shows
te unto been surpassed by tlie Italian crui
ser l'icmeiile, which has travelled it llttle
fuster than twenty-two knots an hour.
There Is ominous silence iu thoiepoit as te
that wonderful dynamite slinging Vesu
vlus. Ne doubt Mr. Tracy will get a large
pile or meney fiir the building of a navy,
and he Is an apt pupil of Illsmarck in the
trick of scaling casli out of Congiess by
magnifying dangers. He gles a sly
boost te the subsidy schemes by miggpst miggpst
lngthe construction of a line of fast mer
chant bhlps, se built n te be available as
crulsers. Thofeiroof tlie suggestion is a
llttle weakened b. his own statement that
we new need te build battle blilps rather
than crulsers. " The piopertlou of three
cruisers te ene battle ship Is believed te be
sound ahd reabonable." We hae tlilitv tlilitv tlilitv
one cruisers built and uulliiulzfrd, and
only two battle ships under construction,
and ene being designed. Seeietary Tracy
Is naturally eager te get all tlie glory pos pes pos
blbleto be had iu navy building, but he
can net tnke irem Mr. Whitney the credit
of having gh en "Ufe and elUcieney te the
movement for a navy.
A Ilrlnllt school Hey.
I'rem Tlie lwHtun (Mc.i Journal.
Itlsioliuedol'au old-tlme Hath school
boy that after the master had given him a
geed still whaling, ene day, tlie youngster
said te the teacher lu a melancholy and
serious toucef Miice :
"I thank you, sir."
"Thank me! what me you tlianklui!
me ,lert.V011 J'eu,,R ntsc.il f'' lupiiid old
Master Wlictstone.
, 'I,1 thought you did it for my geed,
sir. " replied Jeshua.
The tone, manner and tlie words made
tlie bclioel rear; w hlle the stern old peda peda peda
gogue could ihVe no exception te the retort
and had te acknowledge its ilghteeusncss
ns well ih its wit.
ire ceurusKisi i .Mm doc.
An old man nained Pi-ck. nu Inuiate of
the uluihhoiise lu Milwuukec, believlnc
himself te be dying, en Monday confessed
te having murdered it btrange woedumu
w he i-alksl at his cabin, at Tarreli, Wis.,
about eight years age and asked Ter bheltcr.
Old ycvli b.tys that his bon June assisted
him in committing tlie murder, nnd after
ward buried the body in the rear ofthe
hoube. it was subsequently found by the
authorities. June Peek is iu Jail for larceny
ut present. Since making the contession
the old inen'e health has rapidly Jmpie ed
and he will recover.
A Pretty Gill KllUd AVhlle Ceustliiff.
Jennie Allen, 111 years old. w cat out w 1th
a parly or young iioeplo Friday evening te
coast en borne el tlie bleep gnule streets or
U lei , N. . On the ilrst trip the bobs en
which they woreeoabtlng wtre ovcrtuined
and the girl was thrown vlolently against
the curb. She wus Injured internally, and
died en Monday, bhe was u pecullnily
bright and liandsome young woman, and a
great favorite In the schools.
A Vuluable Urvun Desti-eved.
A .1,000 pound weight in the town deck
at Waterville, Me., fell en the Unitarian
church organ, wrecking it, catibing flO.OUO
damage. '
Granted By the Sedater.
The following letters were granted by
the register of wills for the week ending
Tuesday, December 3 1
AnwtWiBTiUTtO!. Joel M. Kberlv, de
ceased, Isteef Clay tewnshlpi Ellen Elicrly
nnd Martin I). liberty, Clay.adinlulstrntnrs.
Abrahnm Suter, deceased, Inte of Chester
county; Itess C. Cellins, Celcrnln, admin
istrator. Jacob Plckel, deceased, Inte of Maner
township Jacob V. Wnrfcl anil J. llnrry
I'lckcl. Mnnnr, administrators.
Harali J. 1'rllr., deccjised, into of Dart
township; llcnjamin Fritz, Jr., Hart, ad
ministrator. Tmtamkktaht. Mary Cever, deceaseil,
late or Ceney township j Jacob C. Kborsele,
uonej, oxecuter.
Jehn Mcssner. deeenncd, late of Kphrala
township; Jacob Messner, Kphrata, ox ex
ecu ttir.
Ua Id Jakm. deceased, Inte of West Co Ce
calico tewnshlpi II. F. Flicklngcr nnd
llenrylws, West Cocalico, executers.
Hew few there nre wlienre aware
That neon thegiinui nnd teeth derny,
UnleMllieynrcliriiliel with gren((i mm
Willi HOZOIKJNT from dny te day ;
Fer thin grrnt dentifrice, wc knew,
Will keep them pure nnd white asmieir.
Cnsllveness In the forerunner of ninny dan dan
Rcretni dlMinwii. Coimttpntleii and dyspepsia
fellow It n tlie needle lin pole. jOH(ler 111
Blve Itnniimiiulclttn Inn few days. At all (IriiK
Kl'tx. Zleentii.
Ail Ice of nn old nurse. The baliy would tm
pihvnys lrlirhlai(l elieerfill If nnnccnlenal dose
of Dr. Hull it llftby 8)rup c re iijinlnltcrel.
Illoeil Will Tell.
There la no question nbeut It bleed will tell
esHTlnlly If It be Impure bleed, IlleU-lien,
eruptions, plmpl mid bell, nru nil ) mpteinn
of nn Impure bleed, ihti) te tlie Improper action
eftlinlUer. When this linertuiii organ falls
te ireierly tierfertn Its function of purlf.vlnjf
and i Icnnnlnjf the bloel, Itn purities nre carried
te nil parts of the sjstrni, nnd tlie syrupletin
nbote referred te nre merely evidence of tlie
slnntKloer Nature te threw off the poisonous
Kerins. Unless her warning he heeded In time,
serious results nre. rcrtHln te fellow, cuhnlimt
iTlk' lu llterer kidney illserders, or een In eon een eon
siiiiiitleu. Dr. Pierce's (leldeii Medical Ills.
eeterv will pretenl mid cure tbese diseases, by
nsterliiK Iliu Ilwr tenlienlthy roiulltleii.
JI,Tuw
iUitititmaltcv'e.
I'liii.AiiKi.eiiiA, Tuesday, Dee. 3, IW).
Twe of Priestley's Blacks
take a down clip toward your
pocketbook. Heavy - weight
Camel Hair from $1.50 te $1 ;
Silk-warp Feule from $1.25 te
75C
Plenty mere black stuffs with
the prices warped. Here are
four qualities Granite Cleth just
from the manufacturer :
Id-I nrh Me erode for 75c.
fO-lneh ft Krnde for Sic.
IT-lnrliJI.'J.-, cnele ferjl.
IMneli 51 mKmtle for !1 2.
75c black All-wool Diagonals
and Serges go from 75c te 65c ;
black Whip-cord Diagonals
from 1 te 75c. SmallArmure
Strijjes from $1 te 75c.
Northwest of centre.
$20 Robes for 12.50.
$22 Robes for 514.
30 Robes for 1 8.
That's the pith of the story.
Newest and most expensive
weaves for handsome dresses.
Plush decorations.
bjiilhwesl of centre.
If you knew what a Heuse
Ceat or Smoking Jacket should
be, net a word mere is neces
sary ; simply see these ; in any
case you are net likely te see
such high quality and low price
going hand in hand.
Plain Cleth, Vi.
'iriiiniictl with Italian Cleth, fij W.
Trimmed ulth Hntln.SSM.
Tilinmtil ilih Quilted Hutln, 9 letli.
Japancbe Hill:, (iliiln colors, V.
Japanese mile, Mrl pen, U AU.
l7er lounging and tumbling
about in, the English Plaids
and Stripes are best, $7.50 te
$16.50.
Chestnut street side, west or Mnln Aisle,
If we knew a better Lamp
than the Rochester we'd put it
at the top. We don't. Seft,
clear, steady light ; the bright
est and mellowest we knew of
from eik The centre draft is
what does it. Like an Argand
burner. Ridiculously simple,
and as safe as a lamp can be.
Handsome, tee. Ne wonder
gas is being crowded out in se
many homes. $3.50 te $1 1 2.
- Fer a fleer Lamp the Hol Hel
lings, of course. There seems
te be no getting ahead of their
safe and certain up-and-down
way. A touch is enough.
Second Meer, fourth gallery.
Herse Goods are in Holiday
shape. We make a specialty
of Herse Blankets, Lap Robes,
Whips, Surcingles and Halters.
A complete, well rounded stock
in every respect and Wana
maker prices !
Ktnblu lllunliels, !)3j te S.
s-quare lllanliels, m z, te JO,
Plusli l.iii Itebci, .' te 55."..
W'oeleu l.ip Itebes, S3 te t.
IJiDCiiicut, Market street side,
Jehn Wanamaker.
)cntocfnvniehino (3oebo.
e
ALU AND BEE
-Till
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Ktxty Cnndle-Ught; Heats them all.
Anether I,et or Cheap Glebes for Una and Oil
Kte cs.
TIIK "1'liItKEUnON "
MKTAI. MOULDINU and IlUMIKIl CUSHION
Weather Strip.
Heats them all. ThlastrlpeiitweuiiiallntherK.
Keens out the cold. Hleps ntttllng of wlndeuii.
hxcluilcs the dust. Keeps out snow mid rain.
Ati one cm apply It no waste or dirt made In
nppl hK II. Can be titled any where no holes
te bore, ready for use. I will net spilt, warp or
shrlnk-a cushion strip Is the mMt is;rfect.lAt
thetileve, ltcutcrnudllnnse H tore of
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
UNCArVTKU 1A.
SVtttu-jtcue.
J UTHKK 8. KAUtTMAN,
ATTOllNSY-AT-LAW.
Hecpna Kleer Kshleman Uw llulldlne, Ne. 43
North Kukfl HI reel. upCMydAw
1IUB TO TIlKSl'AbHEllS AND tiUN
,L .NKIW. All persons are hereby forbidden
tolrespussenanyortholnnds or the Tern all
Jid Hpeedwell estates In 1-elmnen or Lancaster
leuntles, whetner Inclesed or unluclesed, cither
f!lnV','pes,0iV,r he'Uwr or flshluir, a the
law will be rleldly enrerced against all tres-
fw uUM of the uuder",nc1 0e
S'4.I.-UR9,,F:MAN freeman
Aii i:0V. a Kill'.KMAN,
AtUjrpy y for Jt. W. Oelemw'i Helrg.
H
OOD'B SAIMAPARlLtA.
What I
OUrrh In nn Innammstlen of the mueeat
membrane, nnd may affect the hed, threat,
temneh, wcl or bladder. Hut caUrrh of Uis
head Is the most common, often coming en se
pradunlly that It ha a Arm held twfere the na
ture of the treuble 1 suspected. Catarrh ll
caused by cold, or succession of colds, com
bined with Impure bleed. Its local symptoms
are fullness and heat Jn the ferchcnd, dryness
In the nese and back part ofthe threat, and a
disagreeable discharge from the nose. When
the disease gains firm held and become
rhrenle, It Is
Very Dangerous
being llnble te develop Inte consumption. The
eyes, beceme Inflamed nnd red, there ll throb
bing In the temple, ringing noises In the cnr,
headache, capricious appetite, and sometimes
less of sense, of smell and hearing. Heed's Hnr
snparllln l the remedy for this ever Increasing
mnlndy. It attacks at once the source of the
disease by purifying and enriching the bleed,
which, ns It reaches the dellcate passages of the
mucous membrane seethes nnd rebuilds the
tlssufs, (jiving them tendency te health Instead
of disease, and ultimately curing the affection.
Beld by all druggists. II ; st x for '. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Ix ell, M ass.
KWDOSnSONEDOLIiAn.
arpet
B
AHUAINBt
Shirk's Carpet Hall 1
-
KOR
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &e.
Wk II A vk the IiAR wrr and IIBrr Stock tw th Cmr.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS,
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
,1U0ccUttuc0ue.
iTIAUTKIt'H LITTLE I.IVEII PII.US.
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
Hick Hendaehe nnd relieve nil the tumbles tncl
dent le n bilious slale of the system, such ns
l)Ulnes, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress nftcr
Entlnir, Pnlnln the Hide, .te, Whlle thetrment
remnrknlile success, has Iracu shown In curing
Headache, jet CARTCIl'B LITTLE I.IVClt
PILLS arc equally vnluatile In Constipation,
curliiK mid precntlng this iinneylnir com.
plaint, whlle they ulse eerreet nil dlsordersef
ilie stomach, stlnmlnte the IHcr anil regulate
the bends. Eeii If they only cured
Ache they would be almost priceless te thesu
who stiller from tills distressing cemplaint:
but fortunately their goodness docs net end
liere.iuul these who ence try them will find
llit.se llttle pills valuable lu se many was that
they will net bn willing te de without them.
Hut nfter all sick hcud
Is the bane or se many lles that here Is wheie
we make our great beast. Our pills cure It while
ethers de net.'
UAKTEIt'M LITTLE LI VEK PILLS are cry
small nud very easy te take, One or two pills
mnlu'ii (loc. They are strictly epctnble nnd
de net urle or puri;e, but by their Kntte ac
tion please all who use them. In Inls nt ill cts ;
live ler !l. Held every where or sen thy mall.
CAKTEIt MEDICINE CO., NEW YOKK.
Small Pill. Small Dese. Small Price.
nutl2-l)ilced
DKUNKENNUSt.
LIQUOR IIAU1T.
Iu All the World tliere Is but One Cure.
Dll. HAINES' UOMJUN' SPKaiFIC.
II can Imi given In n cup or coilceor tea, or In
articles or feed, nltlieuitlm knowledge of the
patient, ir necessary ; It Is absolutely harmlens
and will ctrect a peimnnent and speedy cure,
whether tlie patient Is h moderate drinker or
mi alcoholic, wreck. IT NEVER FAILS. It
operates se quietly and with such certainty
that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience,
mid ere he Is tiwnre, his complete reformation Is
euecu u pace oeok ei particulars irec.
uriAH. A. t.UCHER. DruRii'st.
Ne. U liist King HI., Lnucaster, 1'a.
eclffi-cisl
ITtLY'H CREAM HALM.
CATARRH, HAY FEVER.
Elys Cream Balm J
Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and
Intlnnimntleu, Heals the Heres, Restores
the HeiiseM offuste und Hinell,
TRY THE CURE.
A pnrtlcle Is applied te ench nostril nnd Is
agreeable. PrlcehuccntsntDrucglsts; hymall,
registered, 00 cents.
ELV HROTHERH,
scpl 1-1 dJLw Ne. 68 Warren Bt NowYerk.
ileixv.
EVAN A HON'H.
IP YOU WANT TO I1K SURE OK GOOD
BREAD. USE
Levari 's
Fleur!
Uniform and Reliable.
tfoeto UUt JtOC0.
T5AR0:
VINS.
VISIT
STACKHOUSE'S
This Week
KOll 11IU IIAUGAINS IN
Beets Shoes.
A Full Line or the Cvlebrated
WALKER BOOT!
The Hist Beel Made, Call nud ice them,
D P. STACKH0USE,
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
TRUE DALMATIAN INSECT POWDER,
propelled by a geed powder blower, Is the
most ctleetunl destroyer of flics nnd ether small
Injects, Fer sale.
At HURLEY'S DRUG STORK,
3fl West Klugd tm t.
Catarrli
" Fer several years I have bees troubled with
that terribly disagreeable dlceaae, catarrh. I
took Heed's Barsaparllla with the rerr best re
mits. Itenrcdmoef that continual dropping
In my threat, and staffed-up feeling, it bes
also helpcd my mother, who ha taken It for
run, down slate of health and kidney trouble.
I recommend Heed's Barsaparllla te all aa
geed medicine." Mm. H. D. llr.ATn, Futnaan,
Conn.
" This certlfle Uial I was cured of a bad case
of catarrh by; Heed's Barsaparllla two years
age." Wm. II. Netw, East Jefrcrsen, Me.
FerBUUeatQoe4
" I have suffered with catarrh In my head for
years, and paid out hundreds of dollars formed fermed
lelnes, but have heretofore received only tem
porary relief. Heed's Barsaparllla helped me
se much that my catarrh Is nearly cured, the
weakness of my body Is all gene, my appetite Is
geed In fact, I feel like another person. Heed's
Barsaparllla Is the best medicine I have ever
taken, and the only one that has done me per
manent geed." Mim. A. Cuknikeiiam, Provi
dence, IU I.
I Beld by all druggist. II ; six for M. Treparcd
only by C I. HOOD t CO., Jewell, Mass.
I 100 DOSES ONE DO LI. All
Sail.
B
AIIQAIN8 !
8vi& &oeb.
T
HE PEdPLEH UABU STOHE.
SPECIAL DRIVES
-IN-
FLANNELS!
One Bale of 8CARLET
and BLUE TWILLED
FLANNELS nt 17c ; worth
Z2c.
One Let or Yard Wide
SCARLET iBIIAKER
FLANNEL nt 33c ; regu
lnr price, tSclebOc
One Let of SCARLET
TWILL FLANNEL nt 20c.
regular price, Z'tc.
One Let of HCARLET
TWILLFLANNELnt 2Ts3.-;
cheap at 30c.
One Let of HCARLET
TWILL FLANNEL at
30c ; worth te-day 33c.
Full Llnoer FLANNELS
generally nt LOWEST
CASH TRICES.
25 East King Street,
mnr20-lydlt LANCASTER. PA.
Qavbwavc.
A,'EW
CHRISTMAS
HINTS!
Thsre Is no mero ucccptuble CHRISTMAS
PRESENT for Bey or Olrl than n SLED or
PAIR OF SKATES. Woliaves large stock of
Ihese goods nt prices te suit nil.
Already Christmas Shoppers are making big
inroads en our stock of CARVERS. They are
most Useful Presents.
Our line of UMBRELLA STANDS Is the
finest eicr brought te this city.
A geed sleck of EXPRESS WAGONS and
ROCKING HORSES.
Ai-Em-ly Buyers will have the best selectleu.
40 AND 4 NORTH QUEEN ST.
IrOpcn Ecry C cuing lu December.
TTARDWARE I
HARDWARE!
If ou want te buy a
Useful Christmas Present
GO TO
Marshall & Rengier's,
A II SOUTH QUEEN S.T.
There jeu call set CUTLERY, ORANUE
WARE, CARPET SWEEPERS, SAD
IRONS, EXPRESS WAGONS, AC
Steves in Endless Variety,
AND A FULL LINE OF
General Hardware.
MARSHALL &EENG-IER
NOi.9 A 11 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
fttK-lvd
GEO. F. RAMI,
Rcillv Bres. (fe Raul),
yttcuttttt
TTKWRY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
he removed te IM Eart Klrw street, havlnc a
fall 11m of Fureltnre of every description at the
lowest prices. Alse UnderUklnc prorepUy at
tended te. Call and exnmlnnecrrrKids.
aft-tfdH H. WOLF. IM East Klnf Street.
n EAL ESTATE AND 1W8URANCK,
JOHN H. METZLER,
Ne. P SOUTH DUKE STREET.
Real estate bought, sold or exchanged.
Properties rented and rents collected.
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance.
Leans negotiated.
Hafe Six and Seven Fer Cent, Investments.
el5-lyd
A 8KAHONABLK8UUaEST10N.
The covering of steam pipes with reliable
material Insures dry steam and sales fuel and
attentien: the cost of the covering being some
times made up In a single year In saving of fuel
alone. The best material se far eflercd te the
public Is tlie
Megnesit Sectional GeTering,
Fer Hleem Pipes, Boilers, Brine Pipes, Etc.,
and Is for sale only in lncatcr nnd Lebanon
counties, by
CENTRAL MACHINE WORKS,
W. PARKE CUMMINQS, Prep.,
NOS. IM A 130 NORTH CHRISTIAN ST.,
Lancaster, I'u.
Price lists and discounts and directions for
applying en application. Special terms le the
trade. Alse Valves, Plpe, Cocks, Fittings, Etc.,
nt Jobbers Prices. decJ-tfdll
S'
TEAM ENGINE AND liOILERWORKH.
Steam Engine
AND
Beiler Works.
Visitors te the Pair,
It will pay you te call at my Works and ex
amine our Stock of
Engines !
- A!!?w,1". le nuole you prices and see our
facility for turning out work.
Portable Engines.
i Herse-Power. t 43-,
6 Herse-Power. ' 473
8 Horsc-1'eM er 625
10 Herse-Power ' 575
15 Herse-Power (,75
20 Herse-Power ,., 1,175
Portable Engines, -
SECOND-HAND.
6 Herse-Power
8 Herse-Power ,
15 Herse-Power.
... 250
.... 210
.... 275
Boilers, Second-Hand.
Kte 30 HorscfPeMcr, 60 In. Dlnni., 1(1 feet Img.
12 lu. Tubes. Price, S173 nnd 8100.
One Reller, 30 In. Dlam., IS feet Leng, 21 3 In,
Tubes 12 feet Leng, with Flre Frent
Castings, 1125.
I CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER, PA.
Manufacturer of Stationary Engines, Mill and
Mining Machinery, SewMIIIm, Bark and
Cob Mills, Pumps, etc.
Contractor for Steam Heating, Direct or ludt
rcct, or by Het Water.
OUR HOT AIR FURNACE
IS THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
Repairing Promptly Attended Te.
Jehn Best,
rilOl'KIKTOll,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
3 OUVrttlCC
"PURE INSURANCE.
Fire Insurance I
HERR'S
Insurance and Real Estate Agency.
" 1 am prepared te Insure all classes ofprepcrty
atleMest rates Iu the most reliable com panics.
panics.
COMPANIES REI'RESi:
Guardian or Louden (Capital)....
Niagara or New Yerk
Londen und Lnnenshlrn
Agricultural or New Yerk
Greenwich or New Yerk
llullale German or New Yerk.,..
United States or New Yerk ...,,
Firemen's of Baltimore
National of New Yerk.,,
Ellel of Bosten
NTED.
, 85,000,000 no
2,0,l.B 00
2,010,111 00
- 2,0lXUIO 00
, . - 1,105.811 00
i,.irj,a77 00
fri(l,178 00
... .. 57,115 00
111,11.17 00
37S.7W 00
Rates en dwellings and contents, 50 cents per
110) for 3 3 ears; 75 lents per hundred fur5eurs.
Rates en priwi te stables-fl per J100 rer3j ears:
11 50 per J100 for 5 years.
Rales en merchandise, 50 cents per 100.
Allan A. Herr,
NO. 10S 13AST K ING STKKKT.
nev 8 3nnl
Pii?!10!
rpHE NEW AMERICAN PUZZLE.
"Bloeksof Five."
THE NEW YORK WORLD WILL GIVE
$100
Te the Pervni who does this Futzlcln the Short
est Time.
A Puule for DemecraU, Republicans und
MuRiyumps. Eierjbedy tasclnuted nlUi It nt
first sight. Call und c It.
FOR SALE AT
Erismaa's Gents' Furnishing Stere,
NO. 13 WEST KINO STREET.
J-IIAHRYtlTAltM.
New Bosten Stere.
As Usual I As Usual!
AiUiual!
IN TIME OF NEED WE
ARE WITH YOU.
We Come te Yeu Te-Day, With
GREAT OFFERING
OF
BLANKETS, COMFORTS,
AND
FLANNELS,
At Prices Se Lew In Price.
That the Warmest Will Be Within
Reach of All.
GRAY BLANKETS,
At 5e a pair.
GRAY BLANKETS,
AttWcapalr.
GRAY RLANKETS,
At 11 25 a pair.
GRAY BLANKETS.
At 11 50, U 03, SI 75 te (1 a pair.
WHITE BLANKETS,
At 75c, Jl, tl 25, 11 50 te 18 a pair.
RED FLANNELS 1
RED FLANNELS !
25c Flannels at 19c a yard.
15c Flannels at 12c a yard,
2Sc Flannels nt 22c a yard.
:)c Flannels at 25c a yard.
33c Flannels at 23c a yard.
37c Flannels at 53c n yard.
60c Flannels at 37c a 3 ard.
Blue Flannels Ge the Same Way.
WHITE FLANNELS I
WHITE FLANNELS !
We offer the best nnd most carefully
selected stock or White Flannels
ever offered anywhere, viz :
8c Flannels at 0c n yard.
10c Flnnncls nt, 8c nynrd. '
15c Flannels nt 12a a Ard.
lVe Flannels at 15c a yard.
25c Flannels at 20c a yard.
21c Flannels nt 18c a yard, Ac, Ac.
Heavy Comforts nt 75c, 87Ji, Jl, 1125
te 13 Each.
Big Redactions in Dress Goods.
10c Plaids reduced te Oc n yard.
10c Plaids reduced te 8c a yard.
12J-c Cashmere reduced te 10c a yard.
17c Cleths reduced te 12e u yard.
WDAILY REDUCTIONS will be
made In our Dress Goods Depart
ment. Hargaln Seekers will find It te
their Interest te Visit Us Dally.
24 Centre Square.
WNEW BOSTON STORE.
.Suva
B
UY USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Largest Selection
OF-
LADIES' AND GENTS'
GOOD QUALITY AND LOW PRICES.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
CEALSKIN COATS AND JACKETS.
H7VyER'S
UNEQUALLED
Sealskin Coats
AND
Jackets,
ON HAND OR MADE TO MEASURE.
CHOICE VARIETY OF ALL KINDS OF
SMALL FURS.
Ne. 39 West King Street.
e26-2mt
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JiUteic.
M
USICAL INSTRUMENTS.
De Yeu
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De Yeu
De Yeu
Want a Piane ? Sce W
Want nn OrKiin ? bio W
'oedward A- Co Ce Co
eodward A Ce.
oedward A Ce.
oedward Ce.
oednard A Ce.
oedward A Ce
Want a Violin? Bee W
Want a Guitar SecW
Want a Banjo? See W
AVnnt n Comet ? Gee W
Want n Drum ? See W
oednard A Ce
Want n Clarienet ? Hea W
oedward A Ce.
nut a Concertina?
See W
Want n Flute? See W
Want n Fife? BceW
WiintnMundolIne?
jrSceW
Want nu Aecordeeu ?
'oedward A Ce.
oednard A Ce.
oednard A Ce,
De Yeu
De Yeu
De Yeu
De Yeu
'oeduurd A Ce,
oeJnurd A Ce,
SceW
De jeu wunt nnythlni; en earth lu the musU
nil line? Don't rail te see
WOODWARD & C0.
First, l.uitand All the Time,
THE MUSIC STORE,
11 EAST KINO ST., LANCASTER, PA.
PUKEJUICK OF THE GRAPE.
Tlie red nnd white wines which I pur
chased en tlie spot where made, en the Rhine
lu Germany. Just the thlnic for the holidays,
bend In jour orders. I cimruutee It purvnndn
COOd medicine fur enfeebled constitution'
PETER DO RSIiriMKit,
lllrd-lielluiHl, Uinenstrr Ce., la.
i 111 call at our hnusn ir nil unl mn i ,,1-w.
tul. Orderbiiuy beleitnttheLnncaitcrPeunty
J. Harry Stanim,
Christmas Furs.
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