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KIDNEY-WORT.
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UIDNEY-wURT FOR saLE ar UOCS
N lan's Drug store, NO. lS7 and l59 North
On ,1n street. Lancaster. Pa.
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SPOCRS.

nENN CIGARS Al BIE6 rER NUN
i dred, a better cigar than is sold by most
HARTMAN's sYELLow:FRoNr CIGAR
sTORk.
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ADDR ESS,
John Best & Son,
No. 333 East Fulton St,
LANCASTER, Pa
janlSlyd&~
THE sAUKUs WATER MOTOR


rs THE MOST
EC0NtMICAL POWER KNOWN FOR
iRIVING LIGHT MACHINERY
1T TAKES BUT LITTLE ROOM.
1T NEVER eBrs OUT OF REPAIR.
1T OAs NOT BLOW w.
1T REQUIRES NO PURL.
IT NEBDS no KsgIrKKR.
THERE Ia NO DELAY NO pIRlEs ~.
No ASHES TO CLEAN Up.
No BxTRA INSURANCE. TO Paw.
No REPAIRING EKCESS AIRY.
NO COAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
1T Is ALWAYS READY FOR UsE.
1t is invaluable tor Blowing church Organs.
for Running Printing Presses, sewing Ma
chimes, Turning Lathes, Scroll Saws, Grind
stones, Coffee Mills, Sausage Machines, Feed
Cutters, Corn Mills, Elevators, Ice Cream
Freezers, Etc. Call at j. l.. BinsIeys Grocery
Store, corner East King and Duke streets and
see one in operation.
fourhorse power at 40 pounds pressure OF
water. IT Is noiselrss, neat, compact steady
and above all II is ERYCHEAP. Prfce-RI5
to $500. Send Tor circular to
Il. II. DILLER, Agt.,
NO. IL N. DUKE ST., LANCASTER, PA.
The Backus Motor will do more work with
less water than any other water motor in ex-
istence- auPll SIND
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT pUs

"
Lie sALE,-On MONDAY, NovEMBER
H. 1884,, will be sold at public sale, at the
cooper House, on West King street, Lancaster
city, Pa, the following real estate viz:
No |. An that certain three. STORY gRICK
STORE and DWELLING HOUSE. with large
tHo-story BricE Back Building, three story
Hrick Confectionery, three-sIory Brick Ice
House, Brick Bake Honse, Engine Honse ana
Elevator, and Brick stable, Carriage House.
west side OF North Queen street. ana extends
westward I'm depth 2I5 feet more or less. to
MARKET ils street The property IS situated Nos.
lS6 and 1888, on the West side of North Queen
street, ana Is IN nrst-class order and repair
ana for Il confectionery establishment these is
none superior In the city OF Lancaster.
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Frame Kitchen
attache also another Frame House in rear,
Well with pump therein, fruit trees and other
improvements, and lot OF ground thereto be-
longing. The lot fronts 30 feet, more or less,
on the south side OF west Orange street and
extends IN depth l22H feet The property is
situated No. 40 West Orange street, and ad-
Joins property OF Abraham Erisman, Mrs
Hebein ana Mrs. Suter.
mob All that certain threestory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with two story Brick
Back Building ana Balcony attached, good
wei OF water; also cistern water in the
kitchen. The lot fronts - feet, Iuore or less,
OneNest Orange street, and extends in depth
l05 feet, 10 a 10 ieet wide alley. This property
Is situated No, 6,7 on the north side OF West
Orange street, ana adioins property OF Christ
opheF Liller and John Lorentz.
No. 4 All that certain twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with oEe.story Brick
Back Building well OF water, hydTant and
cistcrn. The lot fronts 20 feet. and has depth
OF Ia feet, TO "A ten feet Wide alley The prop.
erty is situated No. l2l, on the east side OF
Bardon and Charles bowman.
Sale To commence az 7 q clock D. m on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by LEWIS SMITH.
Executors OF the VIII of Louisa sattler, de.
II. sHUBEkT, Auctioneer. nj tad
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PAPEB R4NsIN8s, aC.

WE HAVE MADE SELECTIONS OF Owe
25,0pO PIECES OF
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Very R.marknble ReooxerY.

Mr.. Geo. V. willing, OF Manchester, Mich,
writes my wife has been almost helpless for
hve years, so helpless that she could not turn
over In bed alone. she used two Bottles OF
Eiec'rtc Eitters ana Is so much improved
that size is able now to do her Ow work"
Electric Bitters will DO all that Is claimed
Tor them Hundreds OF testimonials attest
their great curative powers. only so cents
bottle at Cochran's Drug Store Nos, 1877 ana
lSs North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa.
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OozAsus PcsToFFIog, RooKAwAY BRACH. n. Y,
March !, 1883.
have been a great sufferer from rheuma-
tism. Some six weeks ago had bad attack
and was laid up for a month; nothing APP
peared TO me of any good. / got box OF
BrEudreth's Pills at last, and .ook three and
four every night tor aweok. [ got better every
day, ana in & week was we'll. On tnis beach
We have no doctor, anG uUr main reliance is
90 RrHnareth's Pills and AllcocE's Porous
piastars
Mp. EOLLAND Postmaster.
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In advertising medicine IT Is best to be
honest; deception viii never DO the people
won't stand IT. Let the truth be known THAI
Buroock Blood Bfhers cure scrOfula and ali
eruptious OF the skin. TEis medicine Is snli
every here by druggists. For sale by Il. Is
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l33 North Queen
street
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Or SALE.

DuhLiU SALE OF yaLUABLe REAI
L tstHtC,--Ou TUESDAY EVENING, NOy
lsth. by virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court Of Lancaster county. Pa, VIII be
sold at tie Keystone House, in the
city OF Lancaster, all that certain lot or pie ce
OF ground .situsted ON the west side OF SorIh
Duke street near James street. bounded on
the south by property OF Bernart hulhattan
and on the north b" an eight feet wide alley
containing in trOnt tifty.nine feet ana eleven
inches ana in dep ninety feet. on which is
erected one-stOry FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, No blC
Sale TO commence at O'Clock, y. M, when
terms will be made known by
DIR. s. T. DAVIS,
Administrator of Maria Rudisill.
~. SHUBERT AuctiOneer. ogs.tsd
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DUBLIC SALOON mDSDAY, DEOEM-
u BER, |, sSt viii be sold mt public sale, by
the undersigned, commit Se o. Simon single
by virtue OF an order OF tlg Court of Common
fIths OF Lancaster county. Pa, at the Cooper
house, on west KING street, In the city OF
Lancaster, Pa, the following Valuable Real
wit;
MOL, TwO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with Two story b1cR building at
tached thereto, and other out-buIldings situ.
ated on tue northwest corner of West Orange
street ana Maricttl avenue, ani loL OF ground
containing on said Marietta avenue lSS feet 2
inches, and on said Orange street lis feet 1
inchl and extending back to property No. 2
hereinafter described. The house is large and
conveniently arranged, and contains gas and
the lot has tTuit trees and grape vines. This
properly Is beautifully located as 4 private
residence.
No. 2 "A Two story Brick Dwelling House,
ana other out.buiidings, and lot OF ground,
situated on the west side OF said Marietta
avenue, containing on said Marietta avenue,
10 ieet, iDces, and extending In depth rs feet,
more or less, to properly ot Charles aatz
NO. 4, "A TwO-StCTy Brick Dwelling House
ana other ont buildings, ami lot OF ground,
situated on the west s1ie OF Marietta avenue
ana IA icet woe alley, containing on said
hhria'ia avenue, 10 feet, 9 inches, and on said
alley, teet, inches and extending in depth
y feet, more or les 5, to property OF Charles
MRtz.
No. T. a Frame stable and a lot of ground
situated on the south side OF IA teat wild Q alley
ana adjoining No 3, above described, ON the
south, containing on suid alley 4! feet inch
anu on No, 3, above described, 80 feet, III ore or
less, and a'ong property 10 the said Charles
matZ Il feet.
Sale to comm ence at TX O'clock u. m. on
said day, when terms and conditions will be
made known by FRANK PFEIEFER,
Committee.
HENRY sBUBERr. Auct. noyi-25td
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HAVING DISSOLVED PAKrsEKsHIP

III and permanently closed the Chestnut
Street Iron Works, desire to inform my old
patrons and the public generally, that am
still I'm the business, being located In the Penn
Iron COmpany's orks, North Plum street
where am making Iron and Brass Castings
OF every de stription, and will be pleased TO
serve all who may favor me with their patron
age. From ~ years experience I'm the business
and using the best material and EMPLOYING
the best mechanics, am sati sfied can guar
antee on tire satisfaction. Castings mane fr,yr
a mixture OF iron and steel which are more r.,-
liable for strength ana durability than the
best cast iron known. teeth roll pinions
rolls and rolling mill work specially. Cast
ings OF every description, have all the pat
tors al the well and iayorably known kowrer
Corn and Cob Crusher, ref ttsd and Improved.
Also on hand, mills completely ftted up or In
parts, TO replace Old ones which have been In
use tof years, guaranteeing them to give sat-
tsfaetion.
anRlf9Iad r. q. moCULLEY,
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eS- Set the best pyss. The Diamond Dyes
Tor family use have no equals. All popular
coiors easily dyed fast and Jeautitul. only
l0c packa o at druggists. Wells, Richardson
Co, Burlington VI sample card. 81 colors,
and book of directions tor &c stamp
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AYRAFuZR 4

SYRACUSE, y. L.. j lue IL, 1851.
"I suffered with kidney disease and intense
pain in back. one bottle re ievei and six be l.
ties OF HUNTS iht0ney and Liverl REMEDY
completely cured me Ill S. Proctor. Furui.
ture Dealer 80 Salina 81. nll.lwdeodSw
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II is strange so many peop y iii continre
TO suffer day after day with Dyspepsia Live.
COMPLAINT, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
era Debility, when they can procure at our
store sHlLOH's sVITALlZER, free of cost II II
does NOT cure or relieve them. Price rs cents
SOLD by IA b, Cochran, druggist. l3T and I8q
North Queen street. aneaster. tedl4-eod5
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A Word OF Caution.

Raiiroa men, mechanics, commercial trav.
elers, base balists, farmers, ana Others who
labor out OF doors, are peculiarly liable to nc.
cident and injury. Thomas Ectectric on foT
buises, burns, bites and sprains, is ons OF the
finest applications yet devised, For sale by
II. Il. Cochran, druggist 1877 and l3g North
Queen street.
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LOOK AT THE PRICES
NEW BUGGIES
Saa m .H,.
GALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.

NOTE-Tbose desiring n fine Sleigh this
winter al reasonable price, viii be benefited
by calling and examining our stock in season.
STA large stock second.Haud Work Tor
sale. Repairing promptly attended to.
The sun., 1884-11-20
At the late election New York adopt

At the late election New York adopt
ed a constitutional amendment forbid
ding counties containing city of over
100000 population and cities of that
size to become indebted for any purpose,
or in any manner, to an amount greater
than 10 per cent. on the assessed valua-
tion, and provides that all debts in ex-
,ess of this limit hereafter contracted
shall be absolutely void. The proposed
amendment further provides that the
tax rate for county or city purposes in
any county containing city of over
100, 900 inhabitants, or in any city Of
that size, shall not exceed per cent
II is said that the cities affected by this
prohibition contain one half the popu-
lation Of the state and three quarters of
it, taxable property. The Evening
Post says ''the whole state is infected
With the disease" Of running in debt for
purposes which do not pay. In some
counties the towns are Indebted to four
ninths their valuation, and in others to
one-third. Since 1860 the property Of
New York city has doubled and the
taxes have Qusdrupled.
The sun., 1884-11-20

The French court dsciiued to notice PATHS
petition for divorce, but granted that Of the
Marquis de CauL
The dowager eueen OF Burmah has arnong
her valuables 140 pounds Of pure gold and
large basket Of fine rubies.
Chiniquy, the ex-priest, lectured 81 Montreal,
recently, in Russell hall His sentiments pro-
voked riot, in which he was rescued by the
police. The lights were turned out and the
windows broken.
Dom Pedro of Brazil, when recently starting
on pleasure trip on q small yacht down the
Bahia el Todos Santes, from Rio de Janeiro,
fell overheard, and was hauled ont of the brlny
by naval engineer officer and an army ofttcer
both of whom were made barons. t&kEt
The lord chief justice of England has strong
ly condemned the practice of passing heavy
sentences for trivial offenses. The particular
case which led him to deal with the subject was
one in which two boys were sentenced to three
months imprisonment for stealing few ap-
pies from an orchard
Shanghai Letter: The English paPsrs in
China are violently attacking Minister Young
for his conduct, which is declared undigniied
and undipolomatic. He is accused of press
ing the offer of mediation on the Chinese au-
thorities and permitting himself to be scolded
or scolded at by Ii Hung Chang. It is eaid be
broughta message from President Arthur di.
rect to the viceroy, which caused trouble II
is not supposed either that the president would
send any document which would be presented
first to the vieeroy of Ohlhi LII, or that MIR.
Young would offer the services of this govern
ment where they were not wanted
The sun., 1884-11-20

PANAMA, Nov. 5-Peace is restored in Gun
dinamarica and Santander, owing to the
active Intervention of the federal govern
ment The town of Gaudnas, captured by
rebels who subsequently laid down theiI
arms, was the scene Of many atrocities. A
picket of twenty-five men who had defended
the school house were slaughtered after sur
rendering. The body of their commander
was subsequently exposed to most terrible
indignites. On the following day number Of
houses were sacked, and several were burned
ly character were perpetrated, One is thus
murdered at RaiZala under circumstances
They seized him and tied his arms together,
and then thin on horse, when he was i'm
mediately shot from behind Directly as he
fell the horde fell upon him They goused
his eyes, out broke the joints OF his
legs, broke his nose and ohm bones, and
almost chopped him to pieces. The Diario
Official Of San Salvador says: IA mob of two
hundred men assaulted the house of Jesus
Paredes, Tomas Padilla and Captain Panche in
Nahuezalco, in the department of Sensenate,
wives and children of the two first mentioned,
tain and several others. The victims who
Pareja, Papilla and Panche were burned.
dispute az to the proprietorship of lands.'
The sun., 1884-11-20


ali over the country about heavy iron contracts
beine couuteEpanded and large glass orders
being cance1sd in consequence Of Cleveland.s
election as rfssldonA Several leading manu-
factureus were s6ou who pronounce such re-
porss both fxa66 md foolish.
John Gillespie. Pittsburg, has challenger
John l. Sullivan or Charles Mitchell to fight
in Pittsburg, with gloves, IL three weeks, the
winner to take 70 per centof the grc.s receipts.
If this proposition II not accepted he viii n'eet
either Mitchell or Sullivan with bare knnckle:
for 41 OOu side, the fight to take pisce IN some
far Western or Southern state
Duncan G. Ross issues o. challenge FROM
Cleveland, Ohio, to any man in the world to
.wrestle or compete in general athletics for
$500 or u 600 side. This challenge is par
ticularly directed to J. c. Daley. j. II. Nc
Iaughlin, William Muldoon, Joe Acton and
John McMahon. Ross says il Donald Ufruie
can raise 5000 he will cover it and goto Aus.
tralia at his own expense to meet Dnnie at
mixed wrestling or general athletics Ross
also offers to meet Boswick Reed OF Toronto
with broad swords, and a. proof Of his sin
cerity in all the challenges has deposited $50
forfeit with Major Farley OF Cleveland ~
Paul remembers Ross with anything put
thrill of admiration Why don't he include
Clarence Whistler in his challenge as one OF
the special oneB2 yffFFtrtsa d
The sun., 1884-11-20

David Davis desires to fill Logan's seat in
the United States senate.
Gen. William s Hanvey, one Of the best
known officers of the United States army before
his retiracy, was married in St Louis recently
to Mrs. Mary E. Steyr.
Deputy Sheriff Gildea of of New Haven res
cued pretty Mormon convert from some
Mormon elders who landed OF New York on the
steamer Arizona recently.
George Herleman Of Pottsville, Pa, has
celebrated the Tooth anniversary Of his birth.
On eletion day he went to the polls and
voted q straight Democratic ticket
Thomas Beveridge, head of the Beveridge
Brewing company, at Newburg, N. Y, widely
Known among the brewers of the country, is
dead, aged seventy-four. He was prominent
member of the Masonic fraternity
Rev. DR.. Dean arrived in New York re-
Gently from China, where he has spent the
past fifty years as missionary. DR.. Dean left
New York in 1884 in the employ Of the Amer
ican Bspnst Missionary association, and was
the first agent sent out by that society to the
interior Of China He has remained there and
in the East Indies ever since, and intends to re-
turn to his field Of labor after paying wait to.
his son in New York city.
The sun., 1884-11-20

count, gives Cleveland a plurality OF
1,254 votes In the case 06 nx
counties, however, when the canvassers
adjourned, owing to some technicality
and where the pluralities may be changed,
unofficial figures are given The votes for
Butler and st John are as follows: st John,
%, 769; Butler, IL, $50. In the counties
already canvassed there is no material
change in majorities since yesterday. Blaine
has gained one vote in Columbia
and two in St Lawrence, and lost
two votes in Schuyler, making his net
In Kings, and lost 10 in Oneida, making his
net loss votes This reduces Cleveland's 8
plurality by votes, making it how 1854.
Only three counties have not furnished the
official result-Franklin, Greene and New
York. rIst IgBt !.
OBJECTS TO TAINTED TITLE.
Boston Special: The Advertiser to-day
prints the following from Augusta, Me-: A
distinguished New York Democrat writes
to Mr.. Blaine, with whom he has
been on terms Of friendship for
many years, complaining Of the
course of the Republican committee and ex-
pressing the hope that Blaine himsels is
making no attempt to influence the count of
votes at New York Mr. Blaine replied by
asking in what possible manner he could in
fluence 1t, and adds:
In the whole controversy have had no desire
except FOR fa1r COunt anu an HoneSt uecIaratlOn
Of the result. I have seen no other request made
by the Republican national committee nor by
any Ct its members. They actod on their judg-
ment at every step, and need not advice from me.
] do not wish any political supporters of mine
in New York to take the slightest advantage
of the mere technical defects in the returns
where the honest Intention of the voter is ex.
pressed would far rather lose than gain by
the exclusion Of returns on technical grounds.
The presidency Is not desirable il it has the re-
hottest taint on the title Promotion of that
kind no more leads to honor than the possession
of forged paper leads to wealth.
The sun., 1884-11-20
Continued staguation In Trade

Bradstreet's summary of business last Satur-
day is as follows: 'eThe general trade sit
uation throughout the United States continues
without animation. Wholesale merchants and
jobbers do not report renewed buying, nor has
the very conservative hand to mouth
method of purchasing been more than main-
tanned In industrial lines the situation is
rather less encouraging Iron mills at
the centres of that industry are running
on half time in number of instances
The trade in textiles at Philadelphia and
vicinity is very much depressed, and the
enforced idleness among mill employees in
cludes about 15,000 About two thirds of
the Fall River print mills were idle again
last week, throwing out 10000 employees
And through New England, the Middle, Gen.
trail and Western states, from day to day
word has been received Of stoppages of fac
tories and mills and of reduction of wages
from 5 to ~ per cent There is no change
reported as to the Ohio coal lock out The
general financial situation continues to pre-
sent that apparently favorable feature, an
enormous'ex cess of surplus funds at the banks
which in reality reveals the amount of capital
out OF employment and the accompanying fall
ing on in production Funds are no longer
coming East from the West, and customers Of
Western banks have ceased sending for money,
which foreshadows q check to the rapid ship
ment of wheat to market Collections gener-
ally throughout the country are slow, noticea-
bly, ut the West, and less so in the Southwest
The sun., 1884-11-20

3100o0A0oou0 1oWo 10eoos
The charters of 721 national banks will ex-
pire next year.
At Portland, Or, the supreme court decided
that Jas. Drake, murderer, must hang
4 The capitol building st Bismark 10 complet-
ed and has been turned over to Gov. Pierce.
At New York, Maxey Cobb and Meta Medium
succeeded in lowering the double team record
to 2:15A.
The Michigan congressional delegation will
stand seven fusionists and four republicans, .
fusion gain of one.
The Baltimore plenary council adopts the
Latin language for it's public sessions, reserv-
ing English for its secret kEf
A handsome monumen erected 10 commem-
orate the battle Of Monmouth in 177S, was un-
yelled ct Freehold, N. j., recently.
In @broadsword contest at Cleveland, Ohio,
for 81. 900 side, Duncan G. Ross Knocked out
Prot. McGfegor, the Canadian champion. The
men were protected BY costs Of mail. esao
In the course Of the Fske-O Cornell viii case
the value Of the university library MAS various
" Estimated & S60, 900 to 9S0O0G Testimony
will now be tAken In Iowa and Wisconsin.
Acting Governor Tooksr Of Montana has
pardoned Elisha Reed, serving ssutence ct
twenty years In the penitentiary In 1881 Reed
shot and killed Eugene Garland, who attacked
the chastity OF his Reed's) wife.
John A. Brahm, president Of the First Na-
tional bank pf Pstersburs, III, and head Of the
leading business arm, recently resigned his
position in the bank and made IN assignment
Liabilities, 360o00; aseets not giysp His
failure win not interfere with the business Of
the bank.
Pittsburg Special: Reports 80 beipg sent
The sun., 1884-11-20

Americans, as . rule. are growing
obese, and much interest is felt in the
discoveries for counteracting this ten
dency. DR.. Schweninger of Munich
has discovered new mode of reducing
the bulk OF the human frame. It is,
never to eat and drink at the same time,
but to let two hours intervene. He
has, it is said, cured Prince Bismarck
of tendency to obesity in this way.
Fat people have now their choice be-
tween four systems: 1. The original
Banting, which consists of eating moth
ing containing starch, sugar or fat.
q The German Banting, which allows
fat, but forbids sugar or starch. 3. A
Munich system, which consists of being
clothed in wool and sleeping iii flannel
blankets instead of sheets. 4. Not eat
ing and drinking at the same time.
The sun., 1884-11-20

The Prince of Wales celebrated his
birthday on the 9th inst. He is forty
three-years old, and it is said that he
begins to have his doubts about ever
having the honor of occupying the
British throne. The life of his mother,
Queen Victoria has been remarkably
prolonged already, but there. is no rea-
son, save increasing age and ordinary
infrmities, for apprehending her de-
cease for several years. The son of the
Prince Of Wales, in the line of direct
succession from his father to the throne.
is already of age, and will probably
reach that exalted station long before
he attains the present age of his
father.