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LANCASTER PA., F HID AY, MAY .'JO, 1884.'
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TJt.-ll'K tUPPKi:.
Frank Bicker's u One Minute M Coffee Pet
IS MILL ON K.XIIIIIITION AT
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S,
In cniinuotleii Willi llm ADAMS AND WK9TLAKK Oil. STOVES. TIip only Hale and ICulla ICulla ICulla
bloOltatevtiln the Miuket
dUAI.L AND OUT ACin'OP I'D" UK COyKKK.-Be
FLINN & BRENEMAN.
152 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
imr auutm,
I'.XT IMIOlt TO Til (I DO 1)1 IT 1IOUH10.
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FAHNESTOCK
Opsneil tula Morning from Special Importer'a Auction Sale
IX NEW YORK,
Of a Colebiatod Mnke of
BLACK SILKS,
At 81.00, 81.12 1-2 and 81.26.
ISTThcBO SILES have cever been oeld nt uny thing llke the nbove
prlcea.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Houee,
t'AX'jeu iiAfiim-ur, a
FKVM
STATION A 111
Wire f i
TUe CIIKArr.il' uiKl II KM' In Out muiku.
Need no- Ijo It-mme I III epeuliiK n rlulPK
trie Slitll it or Window We have In block
ever
S , 0 0 0 V A ..I K S ,
1NM.I.S r'lK'M ailil. le 37in. IIIOII AND
OTte Win. WIDK
Are prepircd te mike them promptly iiul
LOW IN PRICE.
llrlns tlm nix e: jour Windows u'euk mid
we will lii-tkelhcin litle ou null.
AI.Ij WIDTHS OK WIIIK. IN I'LAIN OH
I. tVDJCAl'S, eM liy the roll or loot.
PHARES W. FRY,
57 N'OIMH (J UK FN ST.,
LANCASTK11. I'A
11.11 a .tArJJ V.i
M'r.W 1IATM.
SHULT'Z'S
ONLY HAT STORE.
We wleh te etll tbe nttontlen of
men -with big henda te the fnet that
we nre nlwnya provided with just
tbe ex're. large bnta they roqulre.
We nre new showing u full nBeort nBeert nBeort
ment of STRAW HATd In nil arftdea
and the laracat. hnndaorneBt nud
meat completo line of LIQuT COl.
OuBD STIFF H&TSover openou in
Lnnoaater.
If youremombor that overythlng
hore la frceh nnd new nothing that
1h nt all old you will eoe the ndvan ndvan
tugee of nt lonet looking through our
nescrtmment.
4rf-IV A KKW DAYS VK Wll,l, IIAVK A
I.ITTI.K 1MIKSKNT Wilt (It'll r'KIKMM
THAT YOU WILL Al'IMKUATK
144 North Queen St.,
A low doers abeve tbe Frunklln lloue,
1.ANCA81KU, l'A.
inurti-IyJAw
1UHAVVO ANlt Cltl.ilUi.
II
1,, STKllnlAN A Oil.
TOBACCO & CIGARS
AT
WH0LE8ALE AND RETAIL.
Al.l. I1UAND3 0F CHKW1NO A HMOKINO
TOBACCO,
UlliAllhTTKS, HMOKKIl'S A11T1CI.KS, nny-
llilnit pertulnliiK te tlie Truilii In l.ure
or Htnull tjmtiitltltirt at I'll 1 LA-
UKi.i'iiiAriucr.'i.iit
E I. Stehman & Ce.'s,
NO. 116 ORTH QUEBN BT.
(JATMN'H KINK OUT.
VKI.OUl'KDK KINK OUT,
UKKOKM KINK OUT, KtP.
I'OI.ICKl'LUO,
CIlAMI'AUNi:,
I.ITTI.K NKOK. i:ic.
DKUIIYfiMOKINO,
I.ONK .JACK.
OLD VlltdlMA, Hte.
TUIlKIfilll'ATHOI.,
uiuiiuuNDuriiAUiiireur.
HKTWKKJ THIC AOl'rt, Ktc.
nr Imperted iinil Douientlu Olgnrii. All
KlMilCH mnl prlceK. Ulv n u c ill.
inuiai'iyil
WOKKlNll.1ir.N AUK UhSl'r-.liriai.l.V
Invited te call at lleclileM'd anil ex
mulneiiuuilsuiiil learn prices et irnedjjtist iu iu
culved that wl I astonish you. rums irem
ftOe. mid up,OVirtills, .liiokets.all-iYool llleuns,
Hldrlti Irem 'lie. up te thn hcil Wnuiiullii,
Hosiery ireui tic. per pair i.p t) the bail
llrlllshi Cellars, Um Ikrietiliti. ui-.s, mm
peiiilurs at ubnut enu-lnlt l he usuul pi lees ;
Ceuuliirpiinrs, Hats from In:, up mid u vullety
et notions. IIKNIIY lIKc-llieLD,
Ne. Ul Ninth Oueiii siiiet,
, SUne' ihiilllnme(kliiK.
1'. 8,-Cholce Itullilln,; Luis and sand ler
sale. liMyd
C U.K. A II HAVANA I' M Kit HIAIIS FOIl
i ftren's liuarinU'C'l miioe fiir llllers. nt
lIAKTMAN'BlYhLLOlV ITuONT ClUAU
TOKK.
Mew Screens
OU1TJSK.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
Lancastex', Pa.
Ul.Ul llltil).
TflHHM.KKllH iwunvN.
Spring Prices
On many articles of clothing will
be very low and Oak 1 In.ll will
repeat the past experience en an
enlarged scale that of giving
retail buyers the benefit of geed
bargains en great lets of goods.
Wanamakkr & Brown.
Oak Hail,
M. K. Cerntir Slrth una Mnrket,
ulT-thl l'HILADKI.I'HlA.
Ill KtW JO KATIIKtiri.
Thin Glething.
In Uxcctlunl Adiert'iiunt, ler tliU sort of
weiilliiT, for MKN'.4, HOY' unit CHI I..
1IUK'.S WKAII, In nil tlin I'l.AIN AND
M03T t'AS 'lONAIII.K KAMltltH.
Ill li)iL-lti,( ii'ennil ter Sniniuer rciiiitxttur,
ruinciiilH r Unit liu btMt lusertmunt In
CI.'lTlllsu N iiltviiyn te be ttcun liure, nml
Ui.v pile ci iiiu Hinllcluntly varleil te muul
wllli laver iimenic all claisoiel tiuyun, in well
ni theiii li en lo'tnne Inn less luveruil.
WclnNlii- ru W, Unit we iniiy bn atlenluil a
cliuiicti te flew (nil wh'it we liave. Tlie
iniUi', ttjh nn 1 (inallty et our CLOTHING U
tuny up te tlie lilHliet stinilanl. mid li
innike I nt llKuri'i that olten innkn li :yer-i of
111- u " li junly ceme te bce
)- ( iiinpuil-en (enrtid, luulu nn'lcltcil
&
u
I.KAIUNO LANCA3TKII CMrillKKS,
SO lil BAST KINO ST-RUBI .
LA.St'ASTKK. I'A.
intY IHHtllh.
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Ui.y,H ouens.
WATT, Sllil & CO.,
Nes. 8 & 10 E. King St.
HL'KCIAh ATTUACTIONS.
ItllOClIH DUK39 HOODS, UXi. "l 'nnl,
innile te soil nt '.Me. ,
M-Incll WOOL KACK CAbllMbllKS, new
8li'iili'H,25c. n yiml.
un-liicli OTTOMAN DltKHi 0001)8, Bprlng
ceIcih, lie. nyiiril. ......
Hll.lv AND WOOL l'ONDKK9,37Ke n yard,
Al.l. WOOi.NUN'S VKU.I.VuS, llluek unit
Celeri. ilc. n Mir.l.
Il-lncli Al.ilATltOSH CLOTHS, Mnck und
Coiem, Me n yurd.
4J.lni;li Air Weel IILACK LACK NUN'S
VKIL1NOS, inc. n yiird, wertli ll.ei).
KI.KO VN ra.IUT10NKlDOI.OVK3,8pttnB
Blnuli's, ft e. u pulr.
..., iri i fill lU Yin n itnlai idakIIi
11.25.
PARASOLS,
LAltUKHV AHSOUTMKNT. LATK51' 6TY1.I 8
I.OWKbT 1MIIUKS,
NEW YORK STORE,
NOS. 8 & 10 EAST KINO ST.,
LANCASTUi:, l'A.
UVll.lUM) MATlUtl.ll,.
I ) I. IIIIV.VI..
II.VVINU ItEMOVKUMY
PLANING- MILL
-TO-
NWm te U7 N. Mulberry St.,
And lncreased my fii'tiltlcs ler work, Iain
new prepared te de nil klndset work In my
llnuatsliortcstuetleo.
al9-3md
Wmi Wehlsen.
TVUK VKHUIOT BT11.L. HTANDM THAT
I X thobcst6e. Clear lu thn city Is at
HAHTMAN'S YKLI.OW ritONTelUAIt
UTOKK.
HER
RATHFON
VOhlVE.
)OI.IUH.
POLICE
POLICE
POLICE
POLICE
POLICE
POLICE
POLICE
MVOIOAIj lHMTltUMMfTtt.
lITlLUOXtt WHXTU
Wilcox & White Organ De.
SI?ECIAL 'IEN DAYS 8AUS.
NOWIS.TIIK1IMKTO I1UI
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT 8LAUUHTK1UNU 1'KlcKH
OnoOeoil Secend-Hand l'liine f, .
One Klegant Hecend-llnuit erirnu l""
One Kletrant New Organ, U--iopCeupinrs
and Hub-lless... Wm
Wilcox WUIte Orb'uns from ;snufnin.n
Knnbe,'1 MePhall, Qrovenatoln &
Fuller, Keyatone, nnd Veee
ds Bena PltwiOH
AU Marked Down te Jloitem I'rlnw.
Klyen away.
Aimeii
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warererms,
NO 152 EAST KING ST11EET,
II, II. LUCICKNHACH, Agent.
rebn-tfa
TAB WHEAT OROP.
SIII.MIUS KKrUIIT OOOll 1'KOSI'KUIN.
Tlin Winter Wlicnt nnd tlie Hptlni; l'lant
Tlie AcrciiRO In Ntw Yerk nuil tlin
rerecAit In I'riintjlrniitii.
The annual ropett of tbe National Mill
ern iiFRoeiatlou Is as lollews : In Mlnuo Mlnue Mlnuo
.ela the avcrnRe spriiiR crop for llve ycaie
has hcen 1)5,800,700 bushela. In llve ooiin eoiin oeiin
tioo newliig was from llve te ten dajH
later than a year age, iu ten from ten te
fourteen dayH earlier, and in hIx about tbe
natne. In elRhtcen oeuntlca tbe acrc.iRe Ih
about the H.iine an n year no ; In four, 0
te 10 per cent. InoreaHC, ami in two, 10 te
25 per cent, luorcase. The present condi
tion iHcitber "very geed "or "excellent."
The amount of wheat In fat mem' hnndn Is
from 10 te lfi per cent, in nix cmiiiMch, 20
te 23 per cent. in thirteen, and i!0 te !):)
per cent, in four. The mills will rcijuire
all of it. Prices are le'vcr uu tbe wliole.
Tbe hiirplufl is about tbe nam1.
Iu Ohie tbe avorae winter wheat crop
fei ilve ycarw had been 110,000,000 buHheln.
Hopertfl te the nFtoeiallou hIiew that in
twouty-nine oeuuticH the acrcae hi about
tbe eatne a.1 lant year, in six it it 10 per
cent. me te, I n three 10 per cent. lesatul in
ene fifteen per cent. loe. In twenty ellit
ceuutien nene has been jilewcd up, in
Rcven 2 per cent, has becu plowed up, in
two 5 per cent. Iu thirty llve oeuutiex tbe
condition is "geed" te " very preinli.
Ing," in oue it Ih 15 per cent, belew the
avnraije, nud iu oue 1C per cent, belew.
Compared with a month ae the icnditieu
M improved 00 per ejnf. In twenty four
oeuutiea the outlook for the crop h "eud
te very jjoed," iu live 5 te 10 par oent. of
anaverage,iu nine 15 te 20 pircant. belew,
and in ene the prospects are for 50 per
cent, ei a crop. Jiest ei me c mu km re i
pert little wheat in tnrmera' liandn. i
Under tbe heal of rcuiarl-.s", ibn cerien-!
peudeutii aay : "There will lu but itt!e I
wheat skipped East until after the har
vest, as miners apprebend a scarcity."
" i'rofcpcets excsllent ;" " eotue injury by
lly ;" " Heme earuplatut ei lly ;" "weatkur
remarkably line for wlat ;" "milling
wheat very acaice."
In Jllisseuti the avcroRe w nter wheat
crop for live years has becu 23,849,300
bushuln. The acteane no as compared
with 1831), is reported iu twenty ene ceun
ties as aueut me haute ; in bevcu LI te :
per cent. mero. Twe report a drcrease of
10 per cent, and tbrce 23 te 0 per cctit. !
decrease. Thirty ceuntic.i tejurt mero i
plowed up. In tnrnty fivoceirutii' the ;
prctcut condition is fair te gend ; in four-,
Utu very geed te ercellunt, and in three
net vciy Reed. Thirty-tlnee ceunUi's re
p.utthe present condition is inueli im im
jirevcd ever a month age Twenty ceui:-
ucs report tlie outlook ler tlie crop-i ijeihI '
and thirteen expeat lare oiepn. An com
pared wllb 1S83, the condition Ih about
tbe same in nine counties ; in twenty -llve
better te much hotter ; in llve, 5 per cent,
better, and iu ene net re ceed. In ten
counties there is very little old wheat in
fanners' hands, and iu fourteen tbore is
from 10 te 15 per cent. In thirty-eight
counties tbe mills n quire all or mero Iu
elevuii counties the surplus is about the
Bance as last year, and iu seveLteen less te
very much less. One report says : " Last
year we bad plenty of eM wheat, with peer
prospects for the new crop. Ne.v we are
nearly out of old wheat, v.-it h gerd pros
pects for the new crop."
Iu Indian i the avcrage crop of wiuter
wheat for tlie past llve years has been
;J7,'1C!J,000 bushels. Tne pp'Fcnt acreage
iu sixteen counties is about the tame; iu
three, 15 te 25 ji;r cent', leys, ai.d iu four, ,
5 te 10 per cent. mero. lu thiiteeu cuiii j
ties nenn has beeu ploughed up. Ti e i
present condition is i;oed te very tfead iu j
twenty four countiee, peer iu enn and 25
per cent, killed iu oue Compared wilii a '
month ajie, it is hotter te 25 per ceut. '
better. Iu eighteen counties tlin outlook
for the crop ii avorae te fiill average. In ;
four 00 te 75 per cant, of an average and '
iu two but half , c-ep is exprcted. Iu i
nine counties from 2 te 25 per cent, et old
wheat is in fnrmerV hands ; in lliteen 10 ,
te 15 pur 03U'; , au 1 iu four 20 te 23 pr
cut. In fourteen counties tbe nineunt iu j
stock, "uetbiufr." The mills will reiuire i
all nnd mero. The Guiplus compared
with 1833 is the uame iu eighteen ceuutic, i
10 te 20 per cunt, iu ol;htceu and ljinl
three. Most of the wheat en hand is of I
the crop of 1882. In St. Jeseph county
winter wheat has millVred ftieully b betuif
winter killed Michigan's aver.iRe wiuter
wheat ciep for llve years L.is been 27, -132,
000 bushels. Iu eleven counties tbe
present acreage is about Ibe s.ime as la
year ; in three 8 te 10 per cent, increase ;
iu three 8 te 10 per cent. uicieaEO ; iu
three 15 te 20 per cent decrease, and iu
ene -10 per cent, decrease.
Iu New Yerk the avercpr wheat crop for
llve years has been 10,010,100 btibhi is. Iu
twenty two counties the piescnt aer aj?e is
about the same as a year age ; in Unco,
from 5 te 10 per cent, less, and iu urn', 5
per cent, mero ; nene has be u plowed up.
In twenty comities tbe present condition is
Keed; in six "very tfoed" or "npleudiJ,"
In two "fair" and In oue 50 per cent, bet
ter than at thoeorreapoudiui: p. ml last
year. During tlie past mouth it has ,
M niitini'iil .rt.t, .mini, 'I rl'l..-. ..i,,lii.L li
Improved very much." Tlie outlook (ur
tbe crop Is "fair te geed" in llfleeu emit -ties
; ' an avcrage" in six ami "a bn; crop"
in iievi.ii. As compared witli 18S-I it is
"btttrr" te "much hotter" in nun tern
ceui.ties ; 50 par cent, hotter in three ai d a
' deuble'' in two. In seventeen c iimtn s
there is but little old wheat iuthe laimeis'
bauds ; in nix ten rcr oent. and iu lour U0
te 25 per cent Ir. twenty ceuutien tlioie
is nene te no marlioted. lhe mills will
wjulre all aud mero. Prices are 5 ii.l.'i
per ceut. less than a year uge. Curus-
pcuiicuis rep nri, mas iue surplus iniiu .j ie
25 per cent, lets than a year age. llie
follewinir are the viewa e' seme correspeu-
dents : "Wheat has beeu 'really bonellted
by the recent raiiiB ;" "Crep prospects
nere never botter : "wheat lu this section
(Cayuga ceuuty, New Yerk) will be used
up closer than evor bofero ;" "The millers
in this (Stouben county) have already
bought mero western wheat than tlmy had
up te tlie same date last year.
Iu I'm nsylvanla the acroage is about tlie
same as a yenr age. The present oendition
is line, aud the outlook is generally geed. I
The mills icipiire mero than tlie amount In '
tbe farmers' liandn. A quantity of spiing
wheat is lining bruight ' i from the North-1
east.
Iu Marvland tbe nore.io i.. about the j
same as tbit nf a year n;,' l in i onditleu J
is oxeollont. During tin ' ' ' tli it
has Improved, and the pi -i ' ' ' '""
crop nre botter than tin r- i j .i a '.
The mlllH will rcipilre all n th f"m
cib' hands.
In Dolaware the acreage is about the
uame as last year. The condition is llm,
anil has Improved greatly within the Inst
mouth. The outlook is geed for a large
crop. Frem 5 te 10 per ceut. is Htill In
farmers' hands, with prices the eame as a
year age.
Iu Virginia the avenge crop forflie
yeara has been 8,400,000 bushels. Daring
the month it has Improved, and in all but
ene county the outlook for tbe crop is
geed. None in te be Bhlped,
m ' i
W brliu te the qulet dad,
Wltlt t eutlOisudUniiit'.tuliiriut.
O'ortncy.iiieund. ee mule we shed
XUbeRHtVl W9vm and 'eul.
eiiuicuiir.s Ani) l'liKAUHKita.
Mlorleiel l-aw ntnl rulplt.
It Is Bald that Odean Orove will be muck
improved tbe cemiuir Bummer. All the
incentives te plety will remain In force
The Unitcrialtit, a paper published iu
Chicago, says that tbe farmers In the state
of New Yerk are net oburek oeors, and
that " they are crewing In their prefer prefer prefer
ence of hoathen te Chrlhtian custeras."
The Chicago Inter Octan says that
Prof. Swing last Sunday handled the
prometors of Sunday racing with un un
geoved bauds, Prof. Swing Is a brave
man. Some of the promoters of raeing
should only be handled with bexiug
gloves.
A Presbyterian olergyman In Scotland,
a short time age, oflercd te give a shilling
te overy man, and half a crown te every
woman, who would come te him the next
day and declare truthfully that they bad
net spoken of worldly mattera after church,
Net oue caine. m
Dr. Donald Macleed, a Scotek clergy
man, rccently preached a sermon en "Thn
Sin of Cheapness." He said that the
" eravlng for cheapness and hunting after
bargains is net only economically f also, but
a cause of great suffering te thousands of
men, womeu nnd children"
The Aoten camp meellng association of
Indiana the ethor day declined the propo prepo
sition of a railroad te dlecoutinue excur
sion tiatns nu Sunday during tketamp
meeting season. The brothren want te
make the camp meeting a llnaneial sue
cess ; but they will probably oeudomu
Sunday newspapers as usual at overy con.
ferouce.
Charles II. Fewler whom tbe Motbe
(lists have just oleetcd te be bUhep, used
te say he would be willing te go te tbe
place whose oxlstence Colonel Ingersell be
strenuously denies, if he could euly be
valedictorian of bis elass. He wen the
honor, but seen after experienced rollgleu.
Theie wns a kludred ineident in the career
of I'fcv. J. II. Ilargis, new a promlnent
Motbedist preacher iu Heme. At DIekin.
seu collcge he soleetod for thn motto of
his class association, " The DovllTake tbe
Hindmost," and wa3 himself graduated at
the feet of the class.
aiUUTON'.l SUSTAKK.
Mame UfiiileaaantnrM raaictl Oy tlie Aineil-
can Allnlitcr'n Oenrteiy te tlie
Count el l'niW.
Apropos of the gossip about the allowed
special honor paid te thu Ceuut of Paris
by Mr. Levi P. Morten, the American
minister at Paris, the ether tveuiug, Lon Len Lon
eon Truth says : It is dangerous te touch
French cunspiiaters. Mr. Morten likes
bis guests te lcave bis bouse agreeably
impressed. He thought it best, tbcrolero,
te please his Orlcaulst guests by honoring
the Count of Pans' protenslons te tbe
throne. A lady asked Mr. Morten te in
troduce her te the Count of Pails. Mr.
Morten informed tbe count of this request
and he iutimatcd that be should
be pleased te allow her te be present
ed. Mr. Morten thereupon said te tbe
lady : " The ceuut el Paris permits me te
introuuce you te him." Iho Orleauists
present inade tire or this incident te circu
late tbe rcpeit through France that
America admitted the toveiciuuty of the
oeunt of Paris. Mr. Morten erred in in
viting au active, open pretender te his
house, but he wat le 1 into it by Americun
ladies unworthy of Amurica, who pese in
Paris as lead cm of society by virtue of
their Iaige fortunes and the fact that they
are married te idle Frenchmen of dubious
nobility. IliCfie ladies regard untitled
l'lirepuans as mean whites, and fancy
that a nation without nobility U a pardon
without llewcis Mr, aud Mrs. Morten
are liable, however, te meet iu royal draw
ing looms speckled pcaeb.es who would
net be admitted te rcspcctable houses in
New Yerk.'.'
Tlie wliole story is denied by Minister
Moiten.
eviai 'till-, riir.uiriui:.
Anether 1'iui.: Aiclnent lit IfURUrii fulls
I'lilllUK It Dlitttliccut 101) Feet.
A fctranger fell ever the liver bank at
Niagma en Tucfday, a distance- of 100 feet
striking the reeks beneath, lie was in
stantly killed. The pollce brought the
body te the top of the piccipice by means
el lepea and placed it iu tbe town build
ing. In the peckets of tbe doceased worn
letters bearing the uame of William II.
McDonald, und written by Ids father, who
Hvej in Brooklyn, N. Y. ; also letters from
friends in New Orleans, and six dellats
and a low eeuts iu cash, togetbor with a
ticket iathe Western Shere railroad te
New Yerk.
Patrick IIepkiti3, of Chicago, who was
with McDonald, gave thu alarm aud tells
the following story : He met McDonald
en the train Irmu Chicago He told him
lin was from Day ten, O, aud bound for
New Yerk They arrived en the Grand
Ti utile limited expics, aud that train
being late it did net make tbe West Shero
connection. The two, after hearing that
they could net get a train until -I a. in.,
started te see the falls en feet. When
about au eighth of a mile from tbe Cauti-
liivrr milieu, beiuc tired undslceny.bavlui!
b' uding' all night, they climbed inside
. " V. . .
thu irwii feuce nud laid down ou the crass
and fell asleep.
When Hepkins nwoke hofeuud bis part
ner had gene. Seeing his bat be netlllcd
tbe pel ce. Hepkins states that neither of
them had been driuklug. They euly dtauk
a clais of beer bufore starliug for the falls.
The dead man was about 25 years of age.
I'ruvnl it ulc Iletullt.
II. h inuir leal iniiu kllllni'iiud heullniriueii
ei lb m. Unit nt u liny cunt bettle ouieU me of
nimiiuiillsin um' a coin that hud .ettled In my
n.icir. reel us weiiua i evnntiii m my in T
l.,'i, J l'e-bury. piep'r Jlellana Ulty A'cwi,
He liiiul, Mich
file Oil. ler
speaknnr ler Themat' J'.clee-
ule by II. II. Cethruti, ilniK'
Klst M7 and I .a North Uueen street
A Stnrtllue Discovery.
I Mr. Km Jolumeii, et llurnii, Dak, writes
Unit Ills wilu had been Ireublud with n -utu
llieiiuhttlri ter many yearn, nnd that all leuie-
.1 ihiiIii l Liivi) no nerni'iuiuit lellet. until he
i prucuiul a bettle ei lr. JClnu'' New Disci v-i-t
ler consumption, Ceuirhs und Colds, which
h.iO a muitlr'il i-tlect, anil iiiedueed n peiina
uenl ciiiii 11 Is Kiiiiianleeil le euro all Dis
join h oiThre.it, LuiiKH, or ilrenchliil Tubes.
1 Tilul lliiltlcit Kivn at II. II. Cnctiran's IU-iik
t-ieiu 1 17 und I'd Nerlh Ouvnn snout, Laucas.
tkr, I'a Liirae iilies, ll.ui. nrJI 'i
Ne Deception Orril.
ll lsHtiaiii;eun uiuiiy iuup 111 coiitluue
in Hiiilerduy alter day with Dyspepsia, Ller
Ceinphdnl, Countlpalleii, Heur Hleuiueli, (ieu
u i in Dnhlllly. when they can precuui uteui
,li,i.' ulllLOH'H VlTAI.lZbK, Iieeef cost 11 tl
iluiii uotciireor lelleve them, l'rlce, 75 cents.
Held by II. II. Cechimi, l.'7iiiul 13i North Oueeu
trcnt. Lancaster. !odH-eed5
Hew Abuut tee Dunes.
Many people before pureliiuiliiK a lneillclmi
ii.itiiiully luiiiliu thohl.eof tlie deduund lhe
sliunulli el It. In iisluir Murdoch Mtoeil
JIUtert iiHiisiineulul for lhe little ones mnl
two teuHieuutiils ler Kiewn lelks aiuall thai
Ih net luxury at uue lime, TliH in.ii;nltlieiit
iiii-dlclne I. net only cumeiiilc.il but vei
pleu-mit te lli'j tuite. rornale by II. II. C'ecli
utu, uriiKitisi, is linn ij.i .Minn uuenu sireei.
lucuiun's Aruic.i rt.iive.
Thu lli-st irulvn In tlin werbl ler Cuts.
llrnluis, Meri's, Ciei-rs, bull IWieum, Kever
seius, Teller. Clnipinst lUuiU, Clillluulns,
Cerns, and nil akin eruptions, nitl positively
cures files or no pay required. It ! Knar Knar Knar
imtoeU togtve purlect satUtucllun or money
retuudud. 1'rtce, ts cents per box. Per sale
by II, H. Cochran, druieiist, 137 and 13U North
Queen Btreet, l.uncastur.
TWKLVC IIOUKH AlflEIt.
Mi. Henry llarncs, the Tea and Coflce Jlcr
cnnnt.CO Housten Strcet, New Haven, Conn.,
wrlies nn May 10, im i " It Is with feellngs of
Kratitiulo.euilnilcslro le hencflt my rollew
man that I wrlte you tlicse few lines as tcsll tcsll
meny te tlie value of thn greatest el nit medi
cines. Klglit) cars have 1 bronasullererlrnm
kidney dlsorder itnilluilammntlen et the htad
der. Hometimes wlien pacing water tlie
pains wcre semetlini(j torrible, a scalillnir,
liurnlns sonaatlen, witn rotenttonof urine,
with sharp palti9 In mysl.le, loins and back,
oxtendlnir clear te the back et my head, tend
ed te tnalce lile misorable. I have been treat
ed by a number of our bcit physicians, and
have used nny number, et preprlctnry modi medi modi
cIiief, oil le no avail, obtaining no rellel.
Hew long 1 would have continued in this way
I de net knew i In fact I despaired el cettlng
rollet, until n neigh jer, who had beui very
mn eli bonelltod by the use el IIunt'4 Itcmedy,
nitvlseit me le try It; mid nttheurrh I had no
fait l that It would roaeh my case, yet as he
speke se highly of in rrreal merlta I dcctdeil
te kIve It a trial, and lis ute has been ntlendcd
with the very best pmslble results. Twclve
hours alter taking the llrstdose I oxperlcnccd
rcller, I continued en lu Its use until I had
used flve bottles, when nil the palm had van
ished, my olhcrwlje Reed health returned,
and I urn lreu irem all p.lns, and nm a well
man. I um cenildent my euro bus resulted
from the use el Hunt's Itemedy, and that
ulene.
"What It has donnlermo I mn positive It
wllidolerolhurs. Yeu are nt liberty te nse
my nauie or this letter In nny maimer you sce
lit.'
IIUKT IIV A PALL.
When only n boy ceme thlitecn years old I,
was hurt qulte badly by n mil, and soveroly
Injured my back and ktdncyH.und was doctor
ed by our best physicians, and tried many re
medies, and tneyall lulled, until Hunt's Ite
medy was lecommendeil te us by friends Hut
had used It hore In Manchester with the great
est success. We purchased a boltle from Z.
Fester Onmpbell's driiK stoie, nnd found that
I Improved very rapidly ; was rellev d of the
pains In the back, and niter uslnji fevernl tot
tics teund that I was completely cured, and I
cannot over-cntlinnta the oed Hunt's ltcincdy
has ilone me, and c.iu most heartily recom
mend It te theso troubled Willi kidney com
plnlnl ; and you can use this letter as you
choe'o. Itesncctully yours,
ALOXZO 1'. MA11S1IALL.
y.) Or;ui(e St., Manchester, N. II., Muv 7, 1SS'.
inylC-lwdM.WAKAw
JllWIUAl..
IITAIK ltKNKWKIt.
HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer.
The Hest U the Cheapest,
Saletyl Kconemyll Certainty or Ooed
Ucsiiltstt !
These (iiiulltlcH me el prlinn liiipeiUmce In
the Mileutien et n prcpiiriitP n ler thn linlr.
De net experiment wltu new rmnedles which
may de Inirm rattier than Keed ; but pnUlt by
the nxperloneiot etnur-i. Ituvniul ims witn
peilect ceiiltileneinin nrtlcie whlcliovuryhedy
icnews te be i?oei. HalCh Haik Uknbww' will
ret disappoint you.
rnsi-Artke nv
It. i'. Hull & Ce. Naislian. N. H.
Fel l by all DniKRld.
miJijl
4 YKIt'.i SAItSAl'Alltl.L.V AND AVKU'S
. Cheny lVcternl ter wiln nt Coelmin's
Druif siern. Ne.
Lanciister, i'a.
37 nnil l:i'l North (jueuii dl..
4 (lltltAT SUOOKS.-.
HOP PLASTER.
Tlile p-ireus plan er N famous for Its quick
and heiuty ni'tlnu lu curlni: l.'iuit) ilaelr, Ulien
innllain, hulutlui, Crick In thu Uitck, Milanml
Hip, NuurnlKla. Stlir.lelnl.s nivl .Muscles, hore
Clii-.it, Klihi'-y TmublnH mnl nil pains oriiehos
either leenl or ileep-senli.il. It Nenlhns,
iitrunKlhiins mnl Stliniilitln-i tlie pints. The
Virtues el li()is ceinbluiHl with ciims-clemi
mnl ri'iiiiy te apply. Hup1 rler te llulineiits,
lotions and miives. 1'ilie, i"i cents or ft ler
ll.O). bold by dniKlilts ami country stoie.
Mnlleil en receipt el pi Ices. Hep fluster Com
pany, 1'iopiluters, llosten, .Muss.
GREAT SUCCESS.
-Tlui Iirst liimU
y pill i
nnnliv
1 1 aw ley's
htemaeli ami l.lvur
l'luiiHint
iu
action mi'l e;i.y te take.
tinvtfi-lyilAw
(I)
30
ihly ti I A I.,
lilt. DYK'S
VOLTAIC BELT.
ICIectile Appliance) mu sunt ou tie Days' tilal.
LO MEN. ONLY,
YOUNU OK OLD,
Who me MillciliiK trout Nirvem Hebtllly
Lest Vitality, Luck et feru I erce anil Vler
Wiisllng Weaknesses, anil ullthoue Dlse.isosef
aneiseniil natiire resultliiK Hen nbus'tjaud
ether camej. Bfeedy icllel nnd coin, lcte res res res
toiiitleuot lli-allh, Vlijei'iuiil Manhood iruur
nuteeil. The Kraiulest discovery of lhe .Ino .Ine .Ino
teonth century, bomlutenca ler Illustrated
1'mi. phlet lree. Aihlliss,
VOLTAIC BELT CO.,
irl-ljilMW.K.lw MAUUAl.L, Ml 11.
Xyu.Ks.
' ANAKK311" i'Ivih Insiuut tullut, nnd
Is nu Intalllbln cure ter 1'll.Ks. I'llee, l oe at
dlUKKtsts, or emit prepaid by iiiull. biunple
Iren Adiliesi, " am .wiKSH " Miiknrs, llex
'JUS. Nuw Voile. aprl-tyM.W.KAw
lyCAH,
UNDEiVBLOPED PARTS,
OI the Human lleily enhuvieO, duvoieped,
stieiiKtlii-uud,"uttf.,l4 an luiurvstliiK iidver
tisuiuiiiil Iuiik run In our puper. lu iiinly le
Inquiries we w 111 sny that tliuii Is no inhleucu
ei hiiiubuulieul tills. On tlie contrary tlie
advertisers nre very highly Imlorseil. Inter-i-sled
, iirsniisiuay irelfceiilud circulars kIvIiik
nil parilcuIaiH by mlillmblni; Lltiu Mkuiual
Ce., llutluln. N. Y.Toliile Kienlnu lice
iiI-ljdMWAKAw
M
AlhtOM lllil.l.
WEAK NERVOUS MEN
Whose i eblllty, exhausted powers, prema
turu necuy unit tullurii te periei n Utu's duties
prepeily, aru cunsed by excesnes, errors nl
yeuill, etc., will Hint upurteei mnl IhhIIiijc res res res
loiuilen te robust heultli mnl vigorous iniiu iniiu
med lu TDK MAtWION llUl.tls. Nelther
stomach ilrum;iiu unr lusirumeiits. This
tie, anient et imtvi.us Di-btllty ainl I'hysleal
llee.iy li uiilleruily :,iicers-lui In e iiue lnuiid
en perlectilliiKUesls, new mnl Utr. it nielheiU
and absolute thoreiiK'hutuit). ir ml liileriniiilnn
aud Treaties Iriw. Addieas Ceusiiltliiu 1'hl 1'hl
slclanel MAUblON KhSlKD uu. 10 W. lllh
St.. New erlc. upi 1-lvM, w.KAw
TTlUTOltlA
Cern
Remover.
The most iil, (tlvi pn imi.ilieii lm Uimiu
nuivul nl Cern-, lluniiiii", .ui, ete evi r
phieed iH'loiuthepul'lli'.
WiirrnliU"! te I'ln-i uite i-einpleU'ly ilul
wlihln asiieillliuu Um in s ipiiuratu corns,
haul e. unit, without pain.
n is a re-iTivs cvmk hiu.uat
B&OHIOLD'a DHUa riTORr:,
Nn. mi wi;hTOUAMtihhritn.T comet ei
Oliarlotie. ill.lvil
UST
I'UIII.IHIIKU,
I) SKW UDITION Or
' HKVllKTti MKVhAJ.tJ)"
with valuable liitorinntten eu.Yerecniiaiiil Al.
Uctl Dlterdtri, llluttruted wllh cUbi .
ADDIll'tsst.D 'i'OliU.Nll.bMUN ONL,
Hy in liisltl in of .Hji'ars'otperienee (iiither
ei "Secial Ki lis el ihu I'lt-seut Day," fuuna
ture Dci'uy,"i)U'.) Hent, pe-tiit-ii, price, flc.
Address,
DR. IjA QRA.NGD,
ion KanuirrRTRECT, 1'uitADKj.rnu, Pa.
tnl-viml
WOTlllllti,
EXTRA! EXTRA ! Pull ac
count of the rush te buy Yates'
Preferred Stock. Prices quoted
for this stock are very low and
many are taking advantage of
the chance te Invest In a Spring
Suit.
A. C. YATES & CO,
Ledger Builling, Chestnut & Sixth Bta.
flllLAUEH'IIIA.
F
DKMsiiiMi ouens rei:
EASTER.
Loweh SearfB,
Olub Houee Ties,
Latest Style Cellars.
The Royal Shirt,
Bbeln Stone Studa
111 lllliint as Diamonds nl
ERISMAN'S,
Se. 17 WEST KINti STREET,
ATKItUUANT lAaOIUMI,
BAVIDE. WINTERS,
FINE
MEEOHANT
TAILOE,
Ne. 23 North Queen St.,
I.ANO IhTEIt. l'A.
H. 'SK
Kll I T,
SPRING OPENING
AT
H.GERHART'S
Tailerhiir I'sttililishnieiit.
I um new prepared loshew le lhe tiiule nn
iirsertiuent et Woolens ter the spring anil
Miumier Ti ado which 'or lteauty, Quality and
Humility Biirpussts all my lermer erTorlste
p ease my customers.
Noun but thu very best Foreign nnd Amrrl
cm labile ter Dress und Iluulness Bulls t a
ceiuplutu lluoet thu I atest Hlmites at Spring
OverceutliiK.
The very best et workmanship and prices
lower tlimi any Houee In the city ter the same
iiunllty of goods.
I-I. GrEKHAET,
'lAILOIi,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
1) UUll Kit St MUTION.
"Quick Sales And Small Profits."
Is an old ndiiKe, but a geed ene : and tbli la
Just the prlnclple upon widen buslniss
is conducied at
m
),
Wliolesiilo .V KoliUICIethiii- Ifeiif e,
Ne, 24 Oontre Square.
SILK SCARFS, Latest Oat, for 20c.
II KIT
$10 All "Weel Suit
IN TOWN.
B1UUT3 WITHOUT A SUl'BMOB.
UNDEIWKAH ANI)
GENTS' FURNISHING, GOODS,
IN; a UK AT VAKIKTV,
Burger & Sutten,
i'erchaat Talers and CleUletS
NO. 24 OENTRB 3QUARI.
LAN.CA3TKU, VA.
Bra
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