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31, lojrz. MONDAY OOTQBKR THJS -tfOKK (a 11 1 I ii. niit i ii iiiiimii ii i of charity and kindness to his fellow- i A RmbI l.nrir. TTTrt m.i ..1 ii Infipm Trnil that. WA xj ai picasiiu .1 have received the sole agency for Otto's Cure, the great throat and lung healer.

Otto's Cure is the great leader of all 4 I 4 V. nil r. i if prupi ictary pi cparaMuuo iui unu coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, con-. i sumption, etc. we win guaraureuvi.wn Cure to Cure you and if you will call at our store we will give you a bottle of this great guaranteed remedy free of charge.

Otto's Curti iastuutly relieves croup and wlaooping cougn. i'on tueiay. Samples free. Large battles f0c at Dale Co, l' South George sole agents. Dreher, the Vienna brewer, is reputed to be worth over to which the profits of hid breweries add 000 a year.

Keep Your Horses Healthy. For Heaves, distemper, founder and worms use Bull's-IIead Horse and Cattle Powder. Price 25 cts. per package of one pound. At all dealers.

Allen Milton Browning, of Hunting ton, W. is 60 years old, has been married elx times, and has sixty-seven children. WHAT THEY ARE GOOD FOR- Brandreth's Pills are the best medicine known. First They are purely vegetable, in fact a medicated food. Second The same dose alwags produce the same effect other purgatives require increased doses and finally cease acting.

Third They pur'fy the blood. Fourth They invigorate the digestion and cleanse the stotnache and bowels. Fifth They stimulate the liver and carry off vitiated bile and other deprov ed secretions. The first two or three doses tell the story. The skin becomes clear, the eye bright, the mind active, digestion is restored, cobtiveness cured, the animal vigor is recruited and all delay arrested.

Brandreth's Pills are sold in every drug and medicine store, either plain or sugar coated. "The swell of summer's -the Doctors? Pshaw! Take Hefciiam's Pills Very few men are as attentive to their wives as thev are to their whiskers. and by Lydia E.Plnkham, If cf great to any one addressing us wltn two 2 -cant sUmow Son. Mother, do yon never weary with all yonr correspondence? Lydia No, my son, these letters of confidence bring to me the Joy that a mother feels, daughter throws her arms around tier neck and cries, 'Oh, mother, help ine! The women of the world are my daughters, dear." Son. Yes, mother, and they love you." Lydia PinVham's private letters from ladles In all parts of the world average one hundred per day, and truly has she been a mother to the race.

futTt rin women ever seek her In their extremity, and find both a helper and a friend. Correspondents will receive prompt and conscientious answers, ami the sympathy of a mother. LYDIA E. PINK HAM'S vegetable la the only oltlv rare anil l-trif inaa( Itenarly COMPOU for tlie peruliur umi ailment ol women. 1 It curca Hie worst forma of Female Complalnti, that Bearing down Feeling, Wesk Falling anil l)lplarement of the Womb, Inflammation, Ovarian Trouble, and nil Crganic lirM of lrteru or Womb, and ioritluable to tbe Chanpe of Life.

Dissolves and ex(eU Tumors from the L'terua at an early stare, and checks any tendency to Canrerona Humor. hiibdiK'S Kttiiitneajt, KxritaMllty. Nervous Prostrstlon, Kxhnnatlon, and strengthens sod tone the Stomach. Curea llestlache, lifrneral iebility, Iotllgestion. and luvlgorotea the whole svatem.

For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex. I be 4 (impoaml Iii no rtvtal. All irupgiau oell it a a standard article. or sent tiy mall, In form of Pills or Lozenges, ou receipt of I.OO. LVOIA E.

PINKHAM MED. LYNN. MASS. An Illustrated book, entitled "Guide to value to ladies. We will present a copy fc'arrajl THE POSITIVE tratX.tJ gT ERf rTHE'KH.

ta Health rVfa CURE. IITIVE cure. t3m i t. IMMENSE. Our ftock is laiffer this year than ever beibre, and in New Tortr.

Prtns aft L.T jCU furniture. Give us a eludes all ihe latest styles and finishes of Chamber Suits, Parlor Suifs, Sideboards, Lounges. TEE UNRIGHTEOUS CEUSADE AGAINST JOHN D. GALLATIN. Circulars of tbe most infamous char acter and couched in the most abusive and libelous language have been circu lated throughout the county by Abraham Charles over the signatures of his associate traitors, David Stoner, Henry Birnstock and R.

W. Drenning. This circular and others of like character are the only publications of an abusive and scurrilous character that have yet ap peared in this campaign, one which it was hoped to be conducted on a higher plane; one in which dispassionate argument and dignified appeal to the sense and honest conviction of voters, it was expected, would displace the villification and abuse of candidates so patent in previous campaigns. The Democratic candidate for Sheriff, Major John D. Gallatin, has conducted a dignified and gentlemanly campaign all through.

He has been courteous in his treatment of his opponents, and has shown in marked contrast by his behavior, that he is a superior man in every sense to either of his opponents, both of whom have been so malignant and bitter towards him, personally and politically. The voters of York county will be slow to believe or be influenced by the blackguardism which has emanated front Abraham Charles' trainers and bottle holders. Far better results might have been obtained by the Charles small minority in conducting a more de cent campaign than the one made so conspicuously nasty and indecent by these would-be reformers. Mr. Charles has resorted for years to every known artifice in politics to se cure tbe nomination for Sheriff, and he was ready to sacrifice the boasted manhood of which bis heelers and peel ers so lustily boast of his possessing, to any ring or men who would secure for him the coveted nomination and to grab which he moved into York county from Republican Lancaster.

Mr. Charles never made any respectable showing in our County Conventions and the few delegates he had in the last were many more than he ever before mas tered. He would have had as good a reason to have kicked years ago as he has to-day and he would have done so, had he received the least encouragement ti do so. An untruthful man is an unreliable man and is not to be trusted either in the business walks of life or in the pub lic service. Let us see how Mr.

Charles' veracity will bear the test. He submitted hia claimn in a card of an nouncement in all the Democratic news- lupers of the county, in which he made the solemn declaration that he would abide by the decision of tbe Democratic County Convention. Such a declara tion any honorable man would hold sacred and be bound by, and would not repudiate unless, he was defrauded out of hia nomination by the most flagrant political jugglery. There waa no trickery in this conven tion. It was as fair and honest a political conference as was ever held.

The representatives of the people the dele gates nominated the ticket unpur chased and unbossed, and Mr. Charles caenot honestly complain of fraud or corruption. To do so is an insult to the manhood and character of every dele gate who voted for Gallatin. Mr. Charles was accorde all the votes he had, in the convention, and the cor pe nil's guard he paraded there never came in eight of the nomination for sheriff, much less expecting to' secure it.

There were other candidates in the convention with claims as strong as Mr, Charles' and with more than double the number of delegates he had, who would have had much greater reason to be dis satisfied with their dofeat, but who regard ed their word of honor too much not to be governed by the con vention's verdict and bowed sub missive to its decree. Where are these men found in this conflict? aiding and abetting Mr. Charles and his small coterie of kickers and traitors against the Democratic organization in this county? No, emphatically no! bat they are to be found in the thickest of the fight, bending every energy to rally their friends to the support of John Gallatin, and for the election of the Democratic ticket from top to bottom, These are true Democrats and hon orable gentlemen, who regard their word of honor in politics as well as in ordi nary business transactions. There is no such defection in the ranks as Mr. Charles and hia contingent of malcontents would have the public believe.

He cannot and will not muster a thousand votes, and the votes he will receive outside of a few immediate friends, will be purchased in the inter est of Republican success in electing sheriff through the inspiring influences of Fount's distillery. What do the church going people whom Mr. Charles' friends appeal to in their crusade of abune against John D. Gallatin, think of the influence ot the distillery in politics, The retail saloon influence in political campaigns has been condemned year after year in the cities, and its corrupt ing abuses proclaimed with wonderful effect. But what is the abuse of tb retail saloon in York county, as com pared with a whole distillery, when barrel after barrel of whiskey can be put up into gallon packages and sent out as persuaders for the voter.

The private and personal character of John D. Gallatin is as good as that of either of his opponents and he is not an intemperate man. He doea not use intoxicating liquors to excess and i.s as temperate as either of his opponents. He is a man possessed of great kindness of heart and no man in the county is more charitably disposed and we believe there is not one man of his means in the county who gives as freely to the poor. He has helped many out of trouble by rendering them financial assistance at times when a Bmall amount of money prevented their ruin.

Neither was his charity dispensed for political effect, for he has as readily helped and assisted unfortunate Republicans as Democrats. The fair minded voters of York county will not be influenced by the lying circulars spread broadcast over the county, teeming with blackguardism and abuse of an honest, kind-hearted man, whose dailv life is marked by some act THE YORK DAILY. YORK, PA. THE YORK PA1XT- reev. miming, Sll7 fca ki -i (v a.oTl2V!T!?- ta ia-ty i re publlsiied.

lit. mmcaums iPo-w laoliwad-) Una year, pavs-bt. Mis maiiUu 1 ff. ftaorutr tirua, pc noun All- tKVOTBUI M7BCnWiEliail TM otMmrv. 811 until 5 lumbers served rar ftrrww at eeta wk, su-rtara, or IM OaifcT offiasv armsn-tsi?) Twenty centa par aowparwd Bm wtion.

ViDmc cants per J'tse Mt tu-h maertJoa tor a short tirae tlin montna. lladaettoa dTtn Tt or half yw. fcpawial vbMrrea ftw ni.rcj tueeta reajulrwg typ to atsua wtlrwt HTtpi'4 toaertiona u4 ta aatrertiaasa am ta -t yf wore THE YORK WEEKLY. THE TOKX WEKXLT ta am Kr- Paper, and pabUiUtsrt every Prtiiay at tbe lu rataaf 75 cent pavarmaas tm lass cocnty, (LOO oat of tM anensy. HiautM a msiB.arf a lie tatrr and kvau wwa oT Uu wea, torr vita eomptes report OraJs.

Pnoaume. 00, OMU, Mlock Md Mover Market, ta subttttun to a burg mooji of oiix rJia naitr. 0 ta tBdutnl tn ootiuca, an4 ta rry uoutar aoiiaMa a tamily aaaiai JOB PRINTING. mpnttad with all Um taAcotatykmof rruuDX, aui mim kiaxk of pia4a aatd faiwy work it i ar THE DOCTOR AND GOOD ROADS. The sentiment in favor of improving country roads i growing every year.

It hM reached our legislative assemblies, and bills are being introduced in order to necure State aid in the matter. Good road are things which, no class of persons would appreciate more than physicians, and to none would they bring more direct personal comfort, and even practical financial help. On a good read the country doctors can travel ten miles an a bad one barely five. The time required in doing his work physical weariness is increased, the amount of visiting rendered possible is curtailed Besides thU, the patient suffers, for the doctor's visits are delayed andkss numerous. lie cannot watch the patient no cloaelv, and he brings to his work wearied body.

Perhaps the horse would argue most eloquently of. all if he could speak in favor of good roada. HU working li'e lengthened and hia working life made easier. With good roads'the bicycle could be utilized, and through its invigorating influence, perhaps, the country doctor would eeaM.aa years rolled on. to become obese from to much sitting in awajon.Lls wits would be sharper, his professional work better.

By all means, then, let the doctors take up the gospel of good roads and urge forward their construction. They make Intercourse more easy, work less burdensome, lile4 more enjoyable; and they are, in fine, an index of the pro-gressiveness and civilization of a com munity Record. Everybody has a good word for Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Mr. J.

Shack-ford, 2 E. Castle Syracuse, N.Y., consider Dr. Bull's CoughSyrup one of the best remedies for cough or cold. tin fact I deem it an indispensable article in my household, and I heartily recommend it as a speedy and valuable remedy." Baroness despin her HO years, expects to come to the Columbian Exposition at the bead of the philanthropic section. Heart Disease, palpitation, pain in 4do short breath, oppression, aotbma.

swollen ankles, are curod by Dr. Miles New Heart Cure, A new discovery by the eminent Indiana Specialist. Fine illustrated treatLse free at Dale, Bart Co. or address The Miles Medical Elkhart Ind. Like most men of very great wealth Baron Htrsch dresses with the utmost simplicity.

He is 56 years old but looks younger. have been troubled with chronic catarrh for years. Ely's Cream Balm is the only remedy among the many that I have used that afforos me relief. E. W.

Wiilard, druggist, JoUett, I1L I have been troubled with catarrh for ten years and have tried a number of remedies, but found no relief until I pur chased a Dottle of iuy Cream ISalm. 1 consider it the most reliable preparation for catarrh and cold in the head. Geo. E. Crandall, P.

M. Quonochawntaug, The mother of the Rev. Robert Fulton Crary, of Poughkeepsie, is the only sur viving cnild of Kobert ulton, the inven tor of the steamboat. The Plain Truth Is good enough for Hood's Sarsaparilla there is no need of embellishment or sen sationalism. Slmdv what llood'a Harsa- pari 1 la does, that tells the story of its merit.

If you have never realized its ben efita a single bottle will convince you it is a good medicine. The highest praise has been won by Hoed Pills for their easy yet enielont ae tlon.Sold by all druggists. Price GRAIN MARKET 8. Vorncled daCy by P. A.

A S- Limited. POKCHASINO FBICEH. Pa October Ubais No. ltrOU(berry neat A No. 1 Ixnberry wheat at no.

I raiuti .10. IWI Hya 60 Cora. Oau Buckwheat 50 eaana Plover aaad ner dodbS Timothy aaed. par btiane Klax Heed per baaho4. riotur itarraia.

RETAIL. PRICES, rwos- Extra par barrel (In S4. ixed oorn ana ttmim per snore! par tun Corn Or ntb stsfll 1 BARGAINS IN WATCHES. It waa to aell ofTonr entire Bto-k at a abort Um auction. We offer the following oarrauia: Men's Gold Filled Watches $10.00 to 1 15.00 Ladies' 12.00 1S.0;) Solid Silver 4.00" 7.00 8-dav Walnut Clocks 3.00 Wm, Rogers' Teaspoons set 1.

2,: Tablespoons set 2.50 Knives and Forks 3.50 1 Music Box, plays 8 airs, CO EN PI RO 3 Pawnbrokers Jewelers. "text Kxprevi Office 7Z. 1 i .3 (41 0.........., I OS 7i 1 8 00 Lamp-chimney a cost so little that we 1st thera go on breaking. We go oa buying and grumbling. What should we do Get Macbeth's "Pearl-top" and "Pearl-glass;" they aro made of tough glass, tough against heat they do not b-eak in use they do from accident- They are fine, well made, ovn-t- tlipv fir thft lamos thev are made stand tipnght; T'iar T- i-i-'ht thev make a ri-ht draught for light they are umtonn.

xioin ucar uxuyi for your protection. Look for it. Pe willing to pay a nickel more and stop this constant expense and annoyance. PU- almroh. Va.

Gxo. A. Machcth Co YORK CITY BOND AND STOCK MARKET. (Complied and Corrected by w. S.

Owen, Local sscuriue.neai Insurance. 4 west wartce aw Ex-dlvMend. Par. ftio. Salt-79 SO 1 10 fMtw Mnnhr City Market Co Central Maricei lrovern' Mecn ica- Kdiaon Elwtrlc fMtero Market Co Ktrat NUIoual Bank lm) Kttrraera' Natlonl Bunk l'XS Karrnrrs' Hedite Keocs 60 Karmers' Market Co HDover 4 York K.

Naltonai Hedce KenM Co Peoplea' Klectrlc lAgtit 6 Houtbern Hedge K. Co. 100 Htewartatown K. K. Co 50 Htewarutown Hedjte K.

Co- Western National Weaver Organ A Piano Co MX) York WUr Co 36 York National Bank So York County National Hank. SO York ft Ch'ceford Tump's Co. 20 York Ice ft KerrUremtlng Co. 2S York H'qnehanna Turnp eCo.HW York Uet'yab's Turnp'S Col'J0 York Htreet ruillroad Co Ml York Opera Houm Co 25 York A J'fHchb'in MlaVe Co fa York Ciaa Co SO York Troist Co York ft Fe'bb'ro, N- Series A. .00 York ft Pe'hb'm, bm.

Merloa U-i York Hafe ft lock Co 2 York Hotel Co York loncty Klood Loan, ia100 York Hair Keatorer Co 26 York Brick 60 an 1X6 S3 1H6 Kt ilS 10 4S 06 18 36 116 26 10H Philadelphia Dental Rooms 22 SOUTH GEORGE YORK; Opposite Dale iJUrt, VrogfUt. Gold Filling mi Silver 75c. VlUTtsed iir and mads freab every day, tnr inir wlthont patn. Teeth ei- amlneU and advice given fiee. Twlh arba tmm eiDOMd nervea treatea ana nur-u anu guaranUKKl to live aatUfactton.

Set of TeBth S5.00, Veij Best.Set $8.00 t', with air nr rma All work goaranUsed. UUics open 7:30 a. m. onlll 8 say F03 RtiT. TXR KENT.

A threanitory Brick Houm, ti lirlt 1 1 'no. talna all the modern Improvement, lmmea- m. I (mlll TOR fSAJLK OH RRNT. A imoUvry Brick 4k Mi VI IS" "yi JromewKlon Ktvea tmmsdluteiy. Terma eaay, 7-16U W.BPANUUKtt.

T7KJR KENT. Tbe tvro-nu-ry Krlek riunne, wltb t(MiturT brii-k backbulldlng, No. Weat Market atreet. tUcxunt location. Poa- stoa given immediately.

STORK ROOM rOH RENT. Tha stors room at No. 114 Nortn Oeorse street la tor rent. A cood place for a botcher ahop or a Kroeery. PoMiewalon liven Immediately.

It Is now occupied a meat market. T7HJR RKNT. twoitory Pram Honacs.wlih two-atory frame backbuUdlnc, on Park Place, West York. Apply to 9-'Mt Cor. Penn ft Princes 8ta.

STORK ROOM KOR RKNT. Largs ators iwiui for rent and warencoaa at tbe rear. Can be rented together or separately at 112 Hontb George atreet. Applrat Itecker Meat Urk-t, Moutneaat uorner centre rwjua.ro. S-17U iJK HKNT.

Pront Rooms on second floor In Pre Bulldm. No. tl North Oeorss HU Can be rented at reaaoable price. Tbeaa are good, deatrable rooms aultable for ofBcea, and can give immeaiaie poaaeMion. ror lunuer lnforraallon call at tbe out of MAKi lN CAKKIAUE WOKKS.

I.X1K RKT. A two-atory Brick Hons, wltn two-atory brick backbulldlng; six rooms; dry cenar; altoated on Allison street, NlnlQ ward; ror rent at avao per monta. posaeaaioa Immediataiy. loqalraof -TTU Corner Kiiui and aber Bta. SMJR RKNT.

TbsKtor and Dwelling. No. I (i-S 1 att Marht-t Ktrvot, KJst Yort. l-mys itkiiii, known a a tiusinca kUti! for Osrty yrtin, (urinrrly kept by Imuk Hunk all ila timMrr nxture in ti ura ilitng Bst iit ruumi It, addiUon to tba store room. Poaaeaslon gl van Immediately? Rent low.

Ap ply to mA(JHUllK, i-ltttf 6-JS rju-t Market on rcsrof 21 and 71 Ponth i Neu berry street, iirn-k Huillin(r by frrtt. t.suiry. i rum as by tucti.l. KdUmo from Nawoarr Ht. and won avanee.

)-2lf j-'H KENT. Iwelling artd Stire Room oorm-rsrd by 11. A. Ily, r. and Pine gltea April 1st.

Apply at ret ejaae uOU. U. K. KISKIt. hiX AdmlniMratar.

YiP. KENT Ona thrafry Brick Moos, bru-lc buildup, can- Uiinina en CbmUiut eiiroct; i.O yt fcomh. Room for rent on Uf Uiti uc rdHUry, NeS Wm MuritHHtiMi, J. In. lUU, SStf No.

e4 liu.rm.fA. IRHAUK A 25 borse power engine and horizontal tubular bot)er. complete. Ooodaanew. bPANULtaU FOR RENT.

The Store Room, No. 81 Kat Market street. Posaeaaton given imrntKiLn.tr ly. Address or apply to MKNKV A 1,1. Koom or HAilHA a HM A L.U, Room A 10-28tf Mercantile ft Law Kulldlng.

FOR SALE. HAI.K. A Handsome Cottage on North Weaver street, ralrmount. eontafnlug fif teen rooms and all modern convenlencea. Lot 42 feet front, with front and side yard.

Terms reasonable. Apply to 10-iO-tf PERRY J. M. HEINDKU XJVR BALK. A HouHand Utoa goutbwest A of College avenue and ourt ave- Apply NKL-AK'HTIN 8TOKK, 217 South Ocorge 8t FOR SALE.

The entire Stock, of an old established Livery Stand. A good bargain to tbe right party. iteasoa for selling. Intend to retire from business. Apuly to HEUMAN HAKE.

2S-1W ules. Will receive a carload of extra fine tbree- year-old green males at my stables, In York, on Sunday, October 30. Call and see them. JOE KINDIG. man.

One of the most absurd methods made use of to elect Mr. Charles is the use of the columns of the Columbia Spy, of Lancaster county, which paper is whooping it up in every issue and arrogantly telling York county voters who to elect for Sheriff. Our voters don't want any interference from across the river; it is quite enough that they have sent us Mr. Charles as a candidate without further dictation. No Democrat should cut his ticket.

There is danger in this election of spoiling the whole ticket by marks outside of the regular column, which might result in throwing out the whole ticket. Judge Metzger, of Lycoming county, says on the subject very truthfully "The only danger to Demo crats in Lycoming county in split ting or cutting any part of the county ticket is that they might make a mistake and thus have the whole ticket thrown out. The Judge has a level head on him. The election for President in Pennsylvania will be close, every vote will count, and Lycoming county Democrats should run no rifck of losing their votes for President by cutting any part of the ticket. Vote it stiaight just as the Republican leaders are telling Re publicans to do." To encourage the Charles revolt against Gallatin, the regular nominee, is to precipitate a repetition of tbe same revolt against any candidate that may hereafter be nominated in a Democratic County Convention.

'Prospective can didates and their friends should use every endeavor to prevent the cutting of any part of the regular ticket in their respective districts if they wonld insure a united party and prevent a repetition of the same trouble in future years. The county is full of prospective candidates, in fact every election district swarms with them, none of whom, if they are nominated, wonld like to be opposed with independ ent candidates. Each of these candi dates have sufficient influence in their districts to overcome any opposition manifesting itself, and they should exert that influence at once, if they would save themselves from similar antagonism. It should be the pride of every Democrat to preserve the party organization, for in its preservation only is continued success assured. Eyesight Saved After Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria.

Pneumonia and other prostrating diseases, Hood's Sarsa- parilla la unequalled to thoroughly purify tha blood and give needed strength. Bead this: My boy had Scarlet Fever when 4 years old. leaving him very weak and with blood pata aical with caaker. His eyes became In flamed, bis Bufferings trfciria? were intense, and for 7 CiUfoM iat: weeks he could notevea upcu nis eyes, iooic him to the Eye and Ear Infirmary, but their remedies did him no good. 1 began giving him Hood's Sarsaparilla which soon cured Mm.

I know It mmrra Mm aiahf, tf not hi veiy life." AmtiE F. Black-max, 2388 Washington St, Boston, Mass. HOOD'S PlL.L.8 are the beat after-dinner Filla, ait digestion, cure headacbe and bllioueneae OTICE TO WATER RENTERS. The collector will be at the office of the com pany, No. 6 Weat Market street, on October 29 ana xi, net ween me noun oi a.

m. ana a p.m., to receive ine rente now aue. WM. ZINN, Collector. NEW LIFE.

lr. K. O. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TKEATMKNT, a specific for Hysteria, llluU nees, ll, paeuraigia. rieadacne, iveryous Pros.

tratlon caused by alcohol or tobacco, wakeful nesa. Mental Depression, Softeutng of Brain I causing insanity, misery, decay, aeatn, Prema, ture Old Age, Barrenness, Hoas of Power tn eltber sex, I potency, Leucorrboe and all Kemale weaknesses. Involuntary Self-abuse, over-indulgence. A month's treatment, fl, maiL guarantee six boxes to cure. Each order for $6 will send written guarantee to refund If not cured.

Guarantee. Issued only by tieo. W. Fulmer, druggist, and sole agent, corner Duke and Philadelphia xorc, ra. co-w-r aaw HIIMHm KrYS VETERINARY SPECIFICS For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Sosau Hoal AIJD POULTRY.

500 Page Book on Treatment mt Antmata asa Lsari eest tree, ctrbs Frvers.rongesttans.Inna-nmatVoa A.A.) Hplnal Meningitis, Milk Fever. M. II. Lameness, Hkeaaaatlana. i nataai ifiM-karaoa.

1.1 Hot. sr Oraba, Worsna. Coaiaa, llnves, Paranaala. F.F. Colic ar Cirtstea, Bellyache.

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i rlnary and Kidney Diseases. Ernptlve Diseases, Manse. J.K. Diseases of Dlgestioa, Paralysis. Single Bottle (over 50 doseeX .00 Htable Case, with Specifics.

Manual, Veterinary Cure Oil and Medioator, BT.OO tar veterinary a are uil, 1.09 aM fcj BrashU scat aaa.aH aaj.fcai.sa4 la say ewwUty ncclat af arte. 111 a lltWUBaai lark. HOMEOPATHIC ff SPECIFIC No.ii In um SQ rfisra. Thm onlr re comb fril ranMdy for nervous Debility, vital weakness, Bi Dor or viala and lam vial nowder. for M.

Soltft brucf lata, Bnl Klpl4 on nctl of prtc BISCHBKT8' BED. 1 1 1 1 1 WUH Sr. lark. FREE EYE EXAMINATION. our EYE SPECIALIST Is in YORK, EVERY WEDNESDAY, At 20 E.

MARKtT linkii Hamme'i Music Store, from A. M. to 6.00 p. M. Peraon.

who have headavhe or whoee are canning discomfort nbould call upon our Wix-claUitt. aixl they will rwelve Intelllnent and nklllful Retention. Ml 'H AKOK to examine yonr eyea. Our prlwa are an follows-Gold fiprctnclr or Kv UlautM ftrt.OO. 94.30, 85.30, r.00.

atS-OO, and IO.OO. 6leet Upectnrtm or Kv' iUite 30 til. 1)0, 11.. VI. Si.OO.

and Kvery pair of Ulasw. orrit-red Is guaranteed to be HHtlHfactory. QUEEN CO. IK ol lata and Optician, loio Ch sstn ui Fhila. ook's Cotton Root COMPOUND.

A recent diseoverv by an old physician 8uccrui'T mx mmUily by thouttttuU ol LaAiet. It the only perfectly and reliable medicine discovered. Be- u. i 1- WTio offer InfcHor medicine In pldceof this. Ak for v.wk iwriu ritni 1M no Inclose 1 and 6 ceuta in poelage in letter.aud will aend.nealed, by re; urn mall.

Kull sealed partlcn-lirs In envelope, to ladies only, 2 stampa. Addrcss Pond Lily Company 3 Fisher Bloc, Detroit Michigan. J-Snld la York by W. Smith A East Market street, Dr. N.

H. Phc arer A Co. North Oeorjre street, Dale A Hart South Geo rye Mrcet.J. F. Pstlon West Market treet.

Dr. S. Gilbert, West Market drus-fiats everywhera 1 lit i 1 Tables, and oihet kinds of A. SHIVE'S SONS, 207 West Market Street It Cares Cold.Cooph Bore Throat Croup.Infiaea. ss, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis ssd Asthma.

A eertain euro for Consamption in first stages, asl a sure relief in advanced stages. TTss st ones. You will see the excel'ent effect sffcer taking the Ant dose. by dealers everywhera. Largs bottles 60 ocnts and C1.00.

PUBLIC SALE. PUULIC SAIE. ON MONDAY. OCT. 90.

The undersigned will sell at public sale st ber residence, No. 11 North Duke street, all of li-r Personal Properly, to wit: neon ana wa-iiin. i innir. iz dozen chairs. 1 Howe sewing mai-hinn.

tnbles and stands, slnkbench, 1 cook nii flitnrM. vards camet. oil cloths. tubs and backets, pictures, looking glass, i rlm-k. tin.

class and oueensware, etc. Hale to commence at 1 o'clock. Terms madu known by EM A KB IN. MiHKLtr A CXKJIEXS, Anctloneera. 26 ts Electric Light, Telephone and Telegraph Poles for sale, rang ing in size from 25 to 75 feet.

Jno. E. Graybill, 19 EAST MARKET YORK. PA 'rov Sale On Wcdnendtty, Konntler 5, The Y'ork Htreet Hallway offer at public sale at their Company alll sUtblea, North Hartley street: fc II Horses, 44 Sets Harness 21 Iron Stable Guard, 25 Iron Horse Troughs, Lot Double Trees, bingle Trees, Stable Tools, etc. Knle to commence at 1:30 o'clock p.

said dav. when attendance will he iclven terms made known by the York Htreet Rail wav Company. U. K. MJNll, lcl-Jn Superintendent.

A Fine Residence For Sale For sale, a two-story Brick Mansard Slate and Tin Roof Dwelling, No. 817 Kast King street, near Tine, York, flvs minutes walk from Centre Square. hotme Is strictly flratrclaMi In every respect; 14 inch wal', marble trimmings, large room and bath and vestibule: tbe convenience are the best: Inrge rnire, hot and cold wi.ter. water closet, pair- mount trap, ga tixture and globes, the best large dry ci-unr, pnvea wun ones siia cement, iarxe Inch furunce, yard la splendid condl- tlon, with fruit, etc. This la a rare opportunity to nurchsae a first-class home, with everything ready and convenient at a low prltre.

Property will reutaillHOO per month; II, 'Ml can re-niain Id property for 6 per cent. Kor term call on W. AI.LKN, lOJteod.tf Over Poslofllce, 1.VJR 8 ALU- Tn southwest oorner of North 1 rleavsr ri treat aod JsfTsmon a vena. liOt Sk)x 13) fee. II I JC W.

BPANULKR. li-tf For Sale A Fine Store Stand A Dwelling This Droperty I oeaatlftally located on Cor. ner Philadelphia and West Street. House has ten rooms, all papered, with high celllogs, per feet dry cellar, never troubled with water Ilk many other cellars In lbs rlty. Htora room 111 by 37 feel.

Business established six years ago. Parties who ara looking for a plaos of ibis kind tionid cot ml this opportunity. Call at once a.no aeeare a Bargain. u. tauvaa a-HJ DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Brick bouse altuated on Park street, near Went York avenue. Lot twenty-eight reet six Inches front, one hundred and twenty deep to public alley. House has nine rooms and bath room, all newly papered. All modern conveni ence, oood dry cellar, rnune stable. Also choice frolt tree.

Everything la good condi tion, Kor particulars apply to HAS ItOND, ul Kond's store, or MRS. M. A. WII.KY, 10-lslf ou the property. FOR SALE.

feet of Building Lots. On IVsrsr and Oeorsr Rtpeo. al on Ham-Wton. Jrrrsn, HWteon and VUUtga Hill -ti Hydrant water, light and gta. For commanding kUoii.dnOriu, proximity to mix tuamUactortea arid the nmtre ot popahttioa.

theaw lot ra aoaurvaMud. Only nasrai from the new CmU Market. All gliding una be erertad Brveen Cmt from the straea line, truis giving an. -a proparty a freut yard. Terms easy.

arfor furUier luformaUon apply to or ad Ires. E. W. Spangler. A RARE CHANCE -OB Small Investors TRUSTEE'S FKJVATE SALE OF MIN ING STOCK.

"rank S. Elliot, of PnlladelpHla, trustee for the heirs of Adolph K. Konler.late deceased, has placed In tbe bands of tbe nnderslgned for SNle a limited number of hare of stock In the Colorado Ktver and Utah Placer Mining company oeionging to tne said estate. The mice owned by this company are located In the canons of lb Colorado river, Ran Jna.il county, t'tah, la toe ntraout uoia tteiv. ney are in close proximity to the late discovorlue Creed and Ouray, Colorado.

Tii par value of each share la (SU one dollai non-asseasable, foil paid, but In order to secure ready ruuus to adequately operate and thereby enhance the value of the propertlea I am autuortsed to sell some at 25 per cent, of par with the early prospects of the same being sold at a premium. This offer to hold rood upon all sloes pnrchased on or before I ne first day of aiixuii, iwi ne stocs win ne sola in oiocu of 1UL -iO, 'i-jrt, ea) and 1IXO shares aach, thus en abllog small Investor to rean the advantage or an excellent investment. Mdrloll Information a to the value and eondtt on of the mine call on or address, W. H. Owen local securities.

real estate and Insurance, I-aft Building, West Market street, York, Pa. N. T. Mansfield, secretary of the Smuggler Union Mining feilnr.de, Judge A. B.

Sawyer, Salt Lake City, Ulan; C. Hi. ArinlttMge, Blase, Uth; Albert B. KUlot, siuirner-st-lsw, Halt t'lty, Ulan; Paul Beer, manufaclarer, ll N. ith Hl Philadel phia, Inward A.

Kay, secretary Colorado Security lenver, col. -aitr The Original Ovster Derat. iNTo oiu a a uu ji -vy wwitrk York. lJa. Famillea, parties and suppers supplied with 'w owi pan, water oysters, i uerrystone, xora River, Saddle Rock and Norfolk Oysters.

By trie quart 8o aud ao cents. Pried Ovsters 10 fried oysters In a bo for 25 cents," Irled oysters In a box for 15 cents. 60 fried ovstera on a dish dell vered for gl.OO. Saloon Price a fried for 25 cents, 6 fried for 15 cents. Stews li and 23 cent.

Raw oysters on the half shell 2 cent per dosen. Patted oysters for frying 30 cents per dosen. Oysters delivered free to all parts of the city. Call and see me. Orders by postal card promptly attended to.

A. TELLA, Proprietor. FOR SALE! Havcjrou tried iQCvljiBACGO i attd.es of ear, Ak yoar Aetlerfor it Insist on trying -it. Jofn fTinzeru. ros Ho! For.

the World's Fair. All Lodges, Clnbs, KIre Companies and pri vate individuals who Intend ttolnr lo the World's Kalr at Chicago, lu llW2.callou the un dersigned, tbe agent for tie Columbian Fair incursion company, or Chicago, and he will give you all the particulars. i ne rate rrom vera lsfiiuu. wnicn include tbe following-: lot. l- lrst elan ticket to Chicago and ret urn.

2nd. I-'trpl-cfMS room for fceveu days in one ofthe company's i lg ttela. lira, mx uamiKsioua to ine rair. 4th. Transportation and baaxaee trausfer In Chicago to hotel and return.

ma. 1-aeiuues oi tniormation, at company's bureau In Chicago. xerme-winm tne reacn or an. C. E.

ELTON, Agent, ISo. 20 W. Ptyla, York, Fa. 2Mw REMINGTON TYPcrniTCD SS IS! I S.II- UNRIVALED FOR DURABILITY RANGE OF WORK AND SIMPLICITY N. M.

WANNER.Sole Dealer. YORK. PENN'A. PA TC" MTC wmlam U. Mender I la I waon, counsellor at law and solicitor of American and foreign patents, trade marks and labels.

Kooms 20 to 23, orris building, corner of Filth and streets, Washington, I). C. Seventeen years' experience, including service la Kxamlnlng Corps, U. 8. patent office.

Bend sketch ot model for report as to patentability. InvtlaO Keystone Shoe Store, 24 S. GEORGE ST. Tbe new pavement is now finished and we have a better entrance to our store. Come in and see our fine line of Ladies', Men's, Boy's and Youths' Bluchers, the latest out.

Just received. Ladies' fine Dongola tip Shoes at 9tc. A great bargain. Will pay you to buy from us. SIMON FEDER Tbe omy SUEE ROACH DESTROYER Is Exterminator.

We guarantee it to rid tbe house of Rats, Roach and Wavcn Buaa. or MONIY RtFUNDtD. MAURERS Persian INSECT POWDER is the best in the market for ta Suas, Aatva. ajsraa. laa.era am dsm.

Far Salt by til Be sore snd get tbe geouine Sold only la bottles, our Tasoc Msna oa each. D. MAURER SON, 329 N. 8TM PMiutoei.a'ma iiii l-AKhNET'S 1 SbSb ISSIStaa mmvm For all baby sllments i pr venW CiKilcra infantum leaiant ta tke aod scily bartnim. 211 ctit at linuniista, Trial Dottle fre Fakraer A sta.

AFTER ALL OTHER'S FAIL CONSULT DOCTOR LOBB, 329 N. 15th St. (cafcwhm.) raCsitlpUt'lOXaT BXLIaSI.1 IFECUtlST. to years continuous practice. This celebrated physician positively fmw WIST Mtkuoon, KKHfOID A WOlTIIt'lli KRHOR (Ix.lh sexes) quli-kly penuaneutlyt fresh cases In to days (never Do not risk having yonr entire system permeated by polwmous drugs snrt be mined for life by consnltlnr others.

VM" Willi COnE TO AFT It A 1. 1. OTHIRJ FAIL, II- lOD OOH'T I'OUli I'IMT HHI WILL SIKILV coyin LUlH, Hundredsof teMlumnlitlH from iiatlnit" tliat olhets could tint cure. 'onmittattua at offii-o or by mall free. Bend 4o.

staniis for book (seale-I). Ouli-e Hours, daily and Sundays, A. M. until P. M.I lu every evening.

i he Old Meat Market Now Open. Everybody Is Invited to come and see me, and they will be waited on in be old way by JOHN LiAUCK, 10-15, 114 North George Bt. mm tn-Mm VICTOR in a word, it Is a handsome and favorite fob. combining all of the One riding qualities of the Elliptic spring and at the eaino time is a low hung and stylish vehicle suitable for all kind of roade. Furniuhed with White Chapel or Corning uody.

iMARTIN CARRIAGE WORKS, 26 28 NORTH GEOIIGE York, Pa. OLD RELIABLE. White Jessop, General Insurance Agents, CENTRE SQUARE. Representing Assets amounting to 50 000 000 This office haa also established Real Estate And will take entire charge of properties pair H. BUGGY.

ESTABLISHED 1856, Exchange, if eel red. Desirable projrlios now for SAMUEL SPANGLER, Solicitor. Brushes, Varnishes, Oils, etc. York, Pa PAPERS WALL ar 4 Allthc latest patterns in Wall Papers and Decorations. Liur stock of Fall styles is large and complete.

We have ready for your inspection felt, ingrain, blank and gilt papers. Window Shades, etc. Paints and Painters Supplies, JACOB R. CLINEDIN8T, Cor. George and Princess Sts..