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'vTafclaA00FTtB8ai raaaeat imn nt . caajaaaiiiaiiaaiai aotiemn taeai araar r Aatcrra arATa an oetrarar. au aotw.eus tarns' tnu aa oeaataaao te aa waits satan. lawm U IMtrt and IWtframi It TBT INTllXJilOBNOBR. lauiutaaeet Bnildinc, Lancaster, pa. Ct)e ancaMet3nUUigentet. LANCASTER, AUGUST C. 1RS7. An Interesting Salt. The state is new prosecuting a claim for cellaterd inheritance tax in the Clearfield county court which will attract widespread Mention. Jehn DuBois, the millionaire lumberman, died en May 5, lSSe. Mne days before his death there was put en record in Clearfield county a deed dated January, 1SSJ, and executed between Jehn DuBels, deceased, and Jehn li. DuBois, and conveying te .the latter all his prop erty. It is made an 'express condition in this deed that in case Jehn E. DuBois hall die before Jehn DuBois, then, in that event, the deed, sale and cenvej ance, and all the covenants therein shall be null and void, and all the property real, personal and mixed, shall become full revested in Jehn DuBois, his heirs and assigns forever. Nephew DuBois admits that there is due the state a collateral inheritance tax en 170,000, but denies that there is any such tax en the remaining 3,730,uoe, claiming that the latter was net in the possession of his uncle at the time of his death. The commonwealth contends that under the deed and evidence in the case Jehn DuBois, deceased, had practically the enjoyment, control and beneficial use of all the prop erty up te the time of his death ; and that, m consequently, under the previsions and meaning of the law it remained subject te collateral inheritance tax. This is an eminently sound position and we think It will be sustained in the lower and higher courts. m m The Triumph at Science. The steel yacht Volunteer has proved the value of scientific work by taking at once the place in the lead of the yacht fleet for which she was built. She is the result of careful and elaborate calculations, -anenibodimentet theory in practice and, S?Sl.TntfVcal men may sneer at theory, there is abundant proof that if correct it is the lst possible guide te tierfectien in practical work. Massive engines are built with the shape and weight of each component part calcn- fe lated beforehand te give a certain power, and when the xnaiueinaucni preuiera nas been worked out in steel and iron, the pre dictions of the designer are fulfilled te a nicety. The balance of every part is per feet. Se a cannon can be built te carry a projectile of given weight a given distance with a certain quantity and kind of pow der, and the completed gun will fill the re quirements with wonderful accuracy. But In the case of the yacht Volunteer the re quirements were exceptionally dillicult in that the builders aimed at perfection. The yacht was te be net only very fast, but the swiftest atleat. Under certain conditions she was te excel a given speed, and if she failed by but a few seconds the money and labor would be lest. Se yacht racing may at least serve the purpose of encouraging scientific methods of work, and the steel Volunteer may be the forerunner of many a swift coaster. Coler-Illlndness. The question of color blindness is one in which the public have a large interest, be cause their safety is affected thereby. If railroad and steamship empleyes cannot distinguisli colors, collisions are inevitable, for the whole purpose of danger signals fails. A competent authority en the sub ject says that the healthy human ee can recogtii7e three colors red, green and violet or blue. All colors may b' re garded as mixtures of these three. Xew in color-blindness one of these sensatives is absent; red, for example. We then have red-blindiiess. All impressions te the red-blindaremadeupef green aud violet (or blue). Hence scarlet, llesh color, white, blueish green, crimson, violet, blue, red, orange, yellow aud green are simply differences in shade. They call them " yellow. " Bed-blindness is the most common form of the disease. Violet blindness is occasionally met with. In these cases all the color sensations are mixtures of red and green. Celer-blindness, while it may be developed by me chanical injuries te the eye, is usually a Congenital defect In the structure of the retina, and therefore must be endured. Dr. William Thomsen, et l'lilladelphU, the expert of the l'ennsylvania railroad, since 1S70 has examined 13,(kk) persons aud found one .out of twenty-live utterly uu ble te distinguish a red target or lUg or light from a green one. The Weakened Teries. The Teries have carried their coercion measure, and the JIuglWi government new baa abundant authority for a policy of stern repression in Ireland ; but owing te the strong reaction in favor of the Heme Itulers, such a course would be suicidal. The Teries find themselves in the position of a certain king of France, who marched his army te the top of the hill and then lurched them down again. The debate ever the land bill shows a changed tone en both aides ; the Heme Itulers, confident and aggressive, the Teries offering stub born aud halfhearted battle for a lest cause. Thta debate must be especially interest ,, te Americana, because it explains a tetat that la net generally understood Mr. Balfour contended thatdnhu talajaiUrti aheidd babeU aa sacred as te -aaMN, a priacMa that 111 1UL appears strange that it should be necessary te state it lu Parliament. But Mr. Bar nell explained later in the debate th.it there was no freedom of contract with re gard te land In Ireland. Mr. Gladstone also drew attention te the fact that though they were about te declare rents exorbitant, they were net prepared te say that traders had been charging exorbitant prices. The conditions surrounding the tenure of land in Ireland differ se radical! from these existing elsewhere that In order te appreciate the strength ami jiistlcoef the Heme Bule position, the history of land, lords holding title by conquest and of a people attached te their homes bv llie tra tra dltlens of generations must be studied. - Town with the weather servlce 1 During thitty-tilx days, the New Yerk i'liti found the predictions hare been right eight time and wrong twenty-eight ttine. m m Thk signal service project te use homing pigeons as government messengers Is net a new idea, l'igeeua have new become a regu lar part et the military establishments of France and Uerniany, and te some extent te Australia, Italy, Spain, and Austria. Tuey occupy a position as unquestionable In dig nity and Importance as tliat of bicycles ter rceuling service, or of dogs (or sentry duty In totne German garrisons. According te CapL Atlatt, who lately delivered a paper before the ilrltlsh Royal Unite.! Service Insti tutien en trie " Military Pigeon System of Kurepe," there are new about K-0 private Hying clubs In uerniany aud .00 In t ranee, whose birds are tralued ler stocking the military lelts. Ou the eastern frontier et Krance there are said te be ten stations fully supplied with birds, communicating either dliectly or by Intermediate stations with Paris. Germany, however, stands at the head of European nation in her military pigeon service, which has been very care fully festered by the war eilice. llall a cen tury age there was a pigeon pest acrees the Hrilisu channel. In Kn gland alone, accord ing te Cap'. Allatt, there are about 2,000 trained birds, of which felly a tilth can tly i3 miles, and the remainder between 100 and In the election contest et Frank J. Sullivan against Charlei N. Kelten In the Fifth con gressienal district et California, the returns show a plurality for Kelten of IIS votes. Sullivan alleges fraud sunk-lent te threw out 1,731 vote for Felten. Sullivan, who Is the Democratic Laber candidate, has given notice of bU Intention te contest, and the case he makes out Is very strong. Tun Epbrata Review publishes nearly three columns of the meeting at Lebanon of Kebert Celeman with representative com mittees urging a new railroad by way of New Helland. This is most commendable news paer enterprise. Mi:-. Km. a H.vkw;, the woman who shot at and slightly wounded Cel. Deming en Wednesday in Mew Yerk, was described by three out of six observant reporters aa a blonde, and by the ether three as a brunette. Such it the power of a beautiful woman ever the pencil pusher. Herr. Nfu:it waxes hysterical eer this duel business. 7.d J-'rance reports him as fellows : Ah ! if I were at Paris, It I had the right te reply, If 1 was net bound and gagged by discipline, all this would net weigh a feather with me. In twenty-four hours I should have sabreU, either In the pres or en the field of battle, calumnies and cnlumlnaters. Hut, no ! I must make a greater sacrifice than any previous one en behalf of the republic and et my ceunt.TV I must sacrifice jny honor by my silence. Will the pubue understand me? What mut 1 de In tne event of the sacrifice being alove my strength T The future will decide 1'' He seems te luiiglne that by sabrelng his enemies he would prove their calumnlee falsa Justification by slaughter of witnesses would net be popular outside of France. Tin: majority against Prohibition In Texas will bt i0,0K Tiicne figure' are Interesting U exn se the Democracy can gle a mnjerlty of 133,000. Frem the enthusiastic endorsements that Hen. Win. McLean, of Gettysburg, president judge of Adams county, Is receiving, be will be a strong candidate for supreme judge at the coming Democratic convention In Allen town en August 31. Ni:vsi'Ai'Kiis are the modern language builders, and dictionaries must accept their verdict upon new words. Theupands of newspapers are published te one book, and as the paper grew a in excellence it approaches mere closely te the careful style of the maga zine. The words "boodle" and "boedler" have been forced into literature through the press, aud the stme ii the ca-e with " mug wump," "dude," and many ethers. PBBBONAU Hen Jehn Y. Hum: it, of Cbambersburg, a prominent citizen, is dead in ilia 77th year. Colonel Wenekm. 1. Bewman la said te be the compromise candidate ler sberlt! of Philadelphia. (iev. Fekakek, of Ohie, has cordially in vited President Cleveland te atop lu Colum bus en his Wet-tern trip. Uovkiineii Kkavkb has appointed David Khedea associate Judge of Centre county In place of Judge Smith, deceased. J. 11. Havnks, of (iilvesten, a colored student In Dartmouth college, has been ap pointed demonstrator et anatomy at that in stitution. Saiiaii IlKRNiiAUiiTleft Pari heavily in debt. Sim lias tailed a meeting of her cred cred Hern and will settle her bills before appear ing in Sardeu'a new play. Ki:v. CiiAiti.Ki Uam.aeiieii, assistant rriestatSt. Agalha'a Keuuti Catholie church, 'htladelphia, died Tuursday evening from Hlckneascuused by the htuU He was euly iweniy-Ht en years eiu. Mils, Ci.kvi:j.ani, under the direction of ber mother, has Un employed of late in carding wool from yarn of which she Intends te make Mr. Cleteiand a patrol winter socks wnu uiue ices anu neeis. Skciuitauv Lasiau Is ene et the large class et unfortunate peopie who sutler every year from hay fever. The secretary will seek relief this year In the White mountains, and will leave Washington, accompanied by Mrs. Lamar, about the middle of August. Kueknk HiuniNS la having a very geed time at Leng Jlrauch, where he lias at tracted a great deal of attention. There is nothing Mephistophelean in his appearance. Jn facr, the ladies, sbarp-tengued critics though they be. consider him a very gen tlemauly and prepOHsesaiug man in loeka, Mr. Higgiiis bathes very morning In the aurf, attends the races in the afternoon and speuda his eveninga at the clubs. It la said that he has wen some hundreds el dollars at the races. His favorite drink la champagne. A Cremation Uuuipauj'a Auiwcr. Frem tliu lUltlmere Bun. Benjamin F. llerwllz, aa connsel for the Cremation Cemetery company of Baltimore city, has tiled lu the clicuil court at Towson town an answer te the bill of complaint el Allred J. Ulinan and ettera. The bill asked ler an injunction te restrain the company from building their proposed crematory, or furnace for burning the dead, as well as te enforce tne specific iwrlenuanee et a contract te sell te plaiuttlls the properly of the cer poratleu mi Charlea street avenue. The an awer denlea that the prrceaa of cremation, aa conducted according te the improved methods new In use, Involves anything etlenslve aa te sight, sound or smell, but avers that the products of combustion are rendered com. pletely innocuous, and that the preceai la a safe, cleanly, expeditious and economical mode of facilitating nature's work. Kxulblta are filed with the answer In support of this view et the merits of cremation. Aa te the alleged contract te sell, the answer denies that the erection of a crematory will injure adjoining property, and states that there are no residences within hundreds of feet el de fendant's let, and that ground la that neigh borhood la In a retrogressive atata aa te Tatta. Tbe defendant' let coat 11,100, and ta eiler of plainUHa te purchase It let Ihoeo WMftaaUaad. TubwisfeM bttwW IjANOASTEU DA1LV the rartlea during the negotiations for pur. chase has tem llicd in the case. The defen dant has also Med a prayer for an appeal from the order of court ilrectlng the issue of an injunction. t TMMt VMLVAHLm HVMMMB AttVlVt. Hew te Mltlgat the Trrers nt the llfatcd Tetm-IUntu IUhra Cherulata L'tiptarlf. Ac. Annus I.. Jack, in llur.it New Yorfcer. The het days are here, and fruit canning and preservlug crowd us with work. There Is no way out of It, and It doe net brook any delay, for the fruit Is in lleetlng aa the sum. mer days, and If net secured the season seen passes. Se we "can" and "jm" in the midst el broiling heat, and hops for reward and appreciation byeand-bye. se many tninga must be attended te or they are wasted. Kven the ice will melt taster II left uncovered, and the kitchen fire has a tierce heat that drives us away from our favorite corner te the shade of the apple trees. Hut It Is the season of choice dlnueis, and the amateur cook Is kept busy ; for la It net the time for lamb and itmui pea, for stluien and chicken and gooseberry lartT Yesterday we made raspberry Ice cream. Taking a pint of juice, and a pint of cream, with sugar te taste. Whip the cream aud sweeten the Juice, add them together aud whisk for a lew minutes. Then put into the freezer and set till it can be turned Inte a mould. This series as a very pleaant changb for dessert, when one wishes te Veep the kitchen cool and net make up a heaiy tire te cook the neon-day repast. Durlug these dais the men seem always thirsty at their work aud are apt te Indulge tee much in drinking water. Oat meal and water or butter milk Is allowed te be the best beverage, aud both nourish and upheld aa well as refresh. One can al most read character in the dltlerent methods of drinking even water, for ene person uses caution and Imblbeaslewly.whllean ether will eauerly swallow every drop without remev ing the mug from hismeutu. Such peoplear apt te hurt their digestive powers, aud show the evidence of an appetite that will net be restrained. A great deal et the trouble la caused by .parents allowing their child reu, while young, te gulp down feed and drink hurriedly and the habit grows with years, and Is a certaiu cause for dyspepsia lu alter life. Mut, dear me I It does net de tesay any. thing te tbtwe veung people with the ther mometer at 5 ; they are easily excited te anger, and de net believe In result?, but live ter te-day. Happy youth! riven If net wise tiey enjoy their werdly sni th e-day which tce seen with us all becomes tne yesterday. Hana i C lu: am Seak a package ef Cooper's or Cox's gelatine in a half pint cold water for an hour, and the grated rinds and Juice of one lemon and two oranges, one and a halt cup of sugar, and a quart et boiling water. Stir ever the fire until well dls salved and strain ; peel some bananas and slice tbeui, and sprinkle sugar ever, and when the gelatine has cooled, pour enough ever te cover the bananas ; let It harden, add mere sliced bananas and another layer of jelly, letting this harden each time, and se rn until you have the dish full. Yeu may use any kind of fruit Instead of the bananas, aud flavor with fruit Instead of lemon or eiange juice. Kanana 1'ik Heat a quart of milk te boiling; remove from the tire and pour It very slowly ever six well whipped egg", beating the white ; sweeten taste with sugar and stir lu one cup et banana pulp (bananas rubbed through a sieve), llake lu open shells, and ceer with a merlngua Ciieculatk Ccktibik-These are net cheap, unless eggs are a drug lu the market, but Ihey are delicious. Orate two ounces el chocolate and pour ever twotablespeonfuls of boiling water ; let it stand in a warm place until thoroughly dissolved. Put a quart of rich milk ever the fire, and when It reaches the boiling point add chocolate, ene cup of sugar and a pinch of salt Stir for two or three minutes and pour very slowly ever the yelks of eight well-beaten eggs ; return te the fire and whip te a froth while It thickens. Pour into small cups te coeL It is very rich, and this quautlty will fill a dizm custard cups. Celd Boiled Heisr Celd tolled beef 1 very geed with horseradish or Chill siuce, provided Ui9 beet is sliced thin, but prepared au (jrutui it will be an agreeable change. Cut a pound of beef in slices and lay In a baking dish, covering with the following mixtures: Put a tabltspoenful of butter In a frying pan aud fry it In ene tablespoenf ul of minced onion, a teaspoeulul of parsley and several mushroens sliced or minced. Season with salt, pepper, grated nutmeg and a tritte of grated lemon peel ; stir in half a cupful of fine bread crumba and a cupful of geed gravy or broth. I'eur this ever tne beef and bake ter 15 minutes. Summer Salad. Slice one cucumber and six small tomatoes into the thinnest of slices. The cucumber should lie in salted Ice-water for an hour before dinner. Yeu will pare it of course, but leave the skin en the tomatoes. Cever with a dressing made of one table spoonful of vinegar and two of salad oil, with a little salt and pepper. Tomate O.mklei. Beat four egg, with two taulexpoenfuls of milk or cream and a little salt and pepper, Just enough te break the yelks thoroughly. Put a tablespoentul of butter in the frying pan, and when het, pour in I he eggs with a circular motion of the wrist se aa te send the mixture evenly ever the pan. Slii lightly with a bread-bladod knife until the eggs begin te " set" or thicken, and then spread ever the surface three tablo'peonfuls of tomatoes, that have been peeled, cut in small dice and drained. Season lightly, fold the omelet, aud dish. A most appearing breakfast with boiled or fried ham, and het uiuilina. Anether way la te put some stewed and thickened tomatoes en the omelet just before folding, and still a third la te pour a atralned and thickened tomato sauce around a plain omelet Immediately after It is dished. Tb Curs el OQlteau. Kreui tte liallltnere -un, Every time any misfortune overtakes any one connected with the assassination trial of Gulteau the Incident is made te stand as an other result of the famous curse cl the con victed murderer of the president In this anathema Gulteau declared that misfortune would attend a very body connected with the case, which la construed te include his advocate as well as his prosecutors. The latest example instanced by these interpre tera et Gulteau prophecy la the unlucky career of Charles u. Keed, who was one of the assassin's counsel, and who lately tried te drown himself from a North river ferry beat. It it very probable that Mr. Keed'a mental eiiulllbrlum has beeu upset, and it It possible that the cause of the trouble extends beyond the period el hit con nection with Uulteau'a trial. At least It la nonsense te seek te make the subsequent career el mtaiertuue wmen naa attenaea Air. Keed or any one else engaged In that trial the etlect ei a muruerer'a curse, it it new nve yeart since Gulteau waa convicted. In tra time it Is stated that tltteen or twenty of the people engaged in the case have been un lucky, Including Kuardsmen,jurors,atterneyB and Judges. Heme of these people are dead ; ethers have lett their wlvea or their cblldien or their property, and some, like Mr. Keed, have become Insane. The larger proportion have lest iheir positions they held under tt e geiernment at the time of the trial. This latter misfortune it cenaldered by these who seek te bring Gulteau's curse home te Indi viduals aa mere in acesrdance with the In tent and purpose of the anathema and the spirit of Guiteau tbau any ether form of misfortune, Gulteau was mad for efllce ; but very many ether people are touched with the tame maiady, and In titling companionship with that degree of auperatitlen wbicb will draw a sane ded notion from Gulteau's rav ings in sight of the gallows. Five years, hew ever, it a long while, and It would be sur prising te note the number or changes that will occur te any considerable number of mature men engaged in any given affair of life live yeart alter the event. The electoral com mission may be Instanced which tried the title of the president el the United States, and of which Gen. Garfield waa himself a member. But It ia idle te heed curaea el any sort. Impotent words unbacked by au therlty te punish are vain and foolish, and reflect little credit en these who attach the slightest importance te tbem. The effect would have been the tame bad Guiteau In yoked a blesalng instead of a curse; ler be had aa little te give aa te takeaway, and the Mame changes that have taken place would have gene en In the due order ei nature bad he been in the mood of bleating or et eurtlng at the time be uttered tbe malediction. A Tramp's urlmf. little girl U ycara old, named Mamie Williams, waa choked te badly by a tramp at Fiudlay, O., Friday night that the died. The villain was arrested. Ha gave bla nam at Geerge Athlen, of A lien te we, . Thar it talk et lynching bins. Win from Apricots, Frem the Vlralna (Nev.) Knterprise, July !6 In California aurplua aprioeti ait te bt made into win. Kxparluwet ahewa that ttey mak a richly aUverad wine, claw aad MCTaeMtMtabteUaacaa, ISTJLIGENCEK. SATURDAY, AUGUST 0. 1887. A VOW HOt MlU.lUKJtMB. Leng branch Malittni In a Flnltsr Over Ills Adtcul Amnef Thtm. Leng Branch Cerr. New Yerk Star. There Is cowboy at the Branch "A real llve cowboy," as one et the bevy of pretty vetina- elrls remarked last night, when a rather tall, allnily built young man, looking anything but the sort of a chap that Is pic tured as lassoing Texan steers and riding bareback ever the prairie, passed by them. Nevertheless he was an object el Interest te them, as he has been during the week here te all the girls who have known Ida calling. The young man halls from Iowa, eier whose boundless prairies he has roved ler nearly U'li vear. first as one of the ranchmen, but lat terly as the manager of the biggest cattle herd In the state. He is a millionaire cowboy, and hit father Is the biggext erk packer west of the Mississippi, .lames S Stewart Is known all ever thu country as second only te Phil Armour In the i ark packing business. He went out te lowameto thati twenty-five years age, settled in Council ltlutls, and until Phil Armour developed Inte such a potent factor lu his line of buslntsa, Mr. Stewart was the foremost perk packer of the country. He is en his way here new te Jein hit aen, who has been taking llle easy along the Jersey coast the past month. The bey'a name Is Charles T. Stewart. Despite His father's lmmense wealth he began me at me bottom, alter graduating from college. He went into the packing house as one of the help and did his share of the work. Then he went out en the ranch as a herder, led the rough life of the men he had te associate with, until he finally found himself thoroughly equipped ler the management el nearly o, e, IVO head et cattle. 1 was talking te Mr. Stewart te-day about his life lu the west and the future of the cattle Industry, and he told me that It premised well for everybody but the syndicates who have been buylug up big herds out there. "inese synuicaies can neier maae any money," he continued. "The profits are always eateu up In big saiarlea te mauagets and assistant inanageKI I knew of tome companies that pay out aeveu or eight thou sand a year te a manager, ball as much again te an assistant, and tbua all the way down. When you uke all this out of the profits there Is very little lett, and lu a bad year the balance is apt te be ou the wreug side." MUBHBO Ol ,S,7.(XI. A Norrlalewn Man Sj He Drew That Ham Frem a tlarrl.bnrg Hank int Fell lute the llane, el Thine.. from the Carlisle Herald. The arrival of a woman In Carlisle ytBter day morning dressed lu black and who was In search of her husband created considerable comment, and tot many or gossip loving tongues te wagging. She first applied for meals and lodging at the Washington house, but falling there went te the Garber house, where she has remained. She was ery re pectably dressed, and, bad It net been fcr a scar en her face, would be considered geed looking. She said that about a week age her husband, Jehn Frey, went from their home at Norristown, this state, te Harrlsburg te get 1 100,000 from a bank there, willed by bit fitter. He railed te return, and aa he was a man or sober habits and had never before re uiained away te long, she feared some mis fortune bad befallen him. Her fears, how ever, were allayed aa far as his personal safety waa concerned by tbe receipt of a let ter, pest V 'ed Carlisle, from him four days age. i .ra. Frey then beard Oil the train and arrived here yesterday morning. She addressed then a letter te hi in. This morning she came Inte the Mansion house and telling her story asged permission et Mr. Klink, the clerk, te alt upon the veranda ever the main entrance as there she could net fall te sen her husband should he go Inte the postetllce. This, el course, was granted and in a short time she saw him enter, and running from the hotel met him In the elUcnJust aa be had been handed the letter. The scene then was very affecting, and net even a word et reproach was given by his wife, Tney both then went te tbe Garber house and took breakfast, leaving en tne iui) train ler ineir neine. Frey'a story is that he had drawn $15 000 and been drugged in Harrishurg, and robbed of the entire aineun' After recovering from tbe ellect of the drugs he was ashamed te go home, and wandered into the country, where he received a sunstroke. A farmer picked him up and cared for him for two days, aud he waa then well eueugh te go atmuL Advices received from Norristown this morning say both Frey and his wife are very respectable people and that this conduct en the part of the husband, who has borne an untarnished reputation, cannot be accounted for. aivMB BBtta Fisun ardni.tr. Ha Had te Await the Arrival el applies lis lis lere Proceeding. Farther advices from Henry M. Stanley cay that en June 15 the expedition reached a point half way between Yambl and Yam bungs, the latter being the furthest point en the Armwhlnl reaches! by S.anley in list Navigation was dillicult and alew, became the beats were carrying all necessary suppliea ler Kmin Hey In addition te the suppliea of the expedition. Stanley chose the Arnwhlml route in preference te the Stanley Falls route because be learned that by the former he would have better reads and because the natives were friendlier. He hoped that hit steamers would be able te ascend the rapids above Yamhunga, beyond which tbe river is easily navigable. Stanley expected te reach Wadelal about the beginning el August. Frem tbe advices received Thursday it would apf ear that Stanley had been obliged te await the arrival or the centlngenta lett at floleboand Leopeldvllle, and bad adapted the overland route which would occupy a fortnight longer. Dr. J. Mais says: " 1 nsl IUetylln ' In my own case, and was much pirated ; leund It net. only ellicleua fur lnOlgetUun, but very pal atable." bold by all DniggliH. 11 .go per bottle, or W. K. Kidder A Le , Manufacturing Ihunihats, t!3 Jehn St , N. Y. BKI.HItUUH. R KLKSlOUtt SF.KVJCKS WILL UK held In the following churches en hundav. in thu morning at liui, In the eiuiilui; ut 7.15. bunday school at 115 a. in. When thu hour Is ainereni u is specially neieu: l'aasaTTaBiAM Msmekialcucbch, SnuthQueen street, bervlws by tbe pastor ut W.M n. in , uud 7 Vt p. ra. Sunday school at V a. in. 1'rajer meet lug en Wednesday evening. Cubist I.uthkba Chcrcu West King street, K. L. lteed, pastor. Divine services ul Iw.Sea. m. and tip in. .Sunday school ulli a. m. Church e Oee corner el 1'rlncu and Orange, l'reuchlug at lO-iO a. in. and 7 li p. in. Iiy the pastor. Sabbath school at 0 a. in. l'ruyer luretlng at h JO p. in. fnia-r lUr-riaT. Services at the regular hours morning and evening, breaching by tliu ptuter, KuV. J, .N. Kelwell. Sunday school at i p.m. STiiAWBKBiir bTKSirr Attlcun M. K. church. Preaching ut 1UX u. im and 7 p. in. by thu pastor. Gracs Luthkkaw. Cerner el North uunin and J aiues street. Itev. C. Klvln Jleupt, pastor. Services at llrJJ a. in and 6 p.m. Sunday school ul 9 a. in. St. Jeim'a J.ltiixrah. Kev. II. f. Alleman 1). 1). puter. Services uvery Sntibalb ai lUJea in. and at 7 Up. m. Lecture and prayer servlc en Wedneaduy evening U17.-M. Sunday school at 9 a in. Uutwuld MUslen ul2 p. in. OLivrr Haptist C'hcbch. v. M. V. A. itnems 1'ruacbtng ut loje a. ra. and 7:15 p. in. Iiy the ptsler. nunday school ut 'Ja.m. Tint Old .Meniienltes Kill held scrvlcn In their church, comer if Kast Chestnut mid Mieruuu streets, en htinday, August 7th, at 2 o'clock, p. in. Preaching in both iunguite. riiiaT M. E. Cucuc-u. Uev. J.U.T.Oray, pastor, Preaching at lu-Ju a. m. by Kuv r. U. llarvey, andatsp. in. by the Itev, C. Keads Ua. in. Sun. iuv bi.uu.ii. iigsunwiy bivuiux luayur lueei- lug at 7.30- East Missiek.-M. K. Chapel Preaching at 3 p. Hi. dUceutluukd for tbe present. UaiTSDUaimiRKir m Cubist (CertNANT) West Orange and Concord struuu, Kev J. II runk, pastor Preaching at 1U.3U a. in. Sunday school at!) a. in. Ne evening service. Smoebd Kvakiibliuali Kngllsh ), en Mulberry ttreet, above Orange-Preaching at low a,m. by the pastor, and ut Hi p. in by Uev. A.M. silrt, preildlng elder. Communion In the eve ning. Collections ler thu supportef prodding elders. Sunday school ut9 I5a.ui. St. J.CKB'a Itareitaau Marietta Avenue, Kev. Will, P. I.lchliuir, pastor. Oil lue service ut luju a. m. and 7. U p. m. Sunday school at s a. in. Tbe praver meeting el the W. C. T. U. will be held at Me. Hi North Prince street, en Tues day evening at 7K o'clock. WaaTiBM M. K. Churui-IOiVi a. m. pleaching by Uev. L. II. Asteu ; 7:U p. m. public exputl. nee in noting. iriaaT Kbkibmid Church. Uev. J. M.TlUel, O. I)., pastor, fervlcei tomorrow utlu.3ja.iu and 7-15 p. in. Sunday school at U tt. m. St. J ohm 'a UareKHKU (ljuriiiuu) church, cer our Orangu and Mulberry struuta, Uev. Jehn Kuellliig, U. I. pusUir. liivlne services at 10.3J a. ui. aad 7.1 J p. lu. Sunday school at 1.1.5 p. ui. Meaaviaa. J. Max Hark, n. U., pastor, wa. in. Sunday school i lu-su a. in, Lltauy mid sermon ; Me evening tenrtea. bt. Paul's m. K. Chcbch. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Prchlug at 1U:JU a. lu, atd at p. m. by the pastor. Prayer uioeUeg en Wedueaday Tuning at S o'clock. PaaasTTHBiA bervleea at the usual hours. Preaching by the pastor, Uuv. Jaa. V. Mitchell, II. II. Me evening service. TaiaiTT LcTaaaaa.-ltav.Cnai. L. l"ry, pastor. Utaal aarvtea In Uve saeralag. Me tvaalag JBwPfj0$t KKW A l VKRTISKMKMnt. tTkvan'm kjueuk. " ' Levan's Fleur THH BBBT. M.ThSS ttOMKTIUMI KNTlltr.LY NKW 1NTHKUHUAN LINK. THE METCALF ACTION, The greatest Improvement In Cabinet Organ building ler 'JO ) ears. Don't tall te vu It. WOODWARD'S l'lane and Organ Wareroeim, Nes. ' A K. King SL, Ijmcaster City, l'a. J. H.U1VLKKACO. RELIABLE GOODS I -AT- LOW PRICES. Bargains In III.ACK SILKS at II CO and It iV lU-st In the city. Kvery yard warranted. SUMUKIt SILKS and COUUIH Silks regardless of cost. -All Summer Ueida less t'nn ceit. JohnS.Givler&Ce., Ne as Bast King 8treet, LANCASTKU.PA. MY KRS A KATHFON. GUT PRICES. Time for them tee. Almest every let of Clothing en hand will be pushed. Our stock is larger than we waut, hikI it must be re duced. MEN'S CLOTHING AT At Much Lewer Figures New. We thought them cheap at the original price they're surely a Bargain new. If you need Clothing It will pay you te leek at our stock ; we'll make it profitable te jeu. If you are looking for well-made Clothing and honest goods at low prices, our's is the place. Xe letter as as sertment anywhere. Myers & Rathfon, LKA1UNU CLOTIHLUS, NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET. LANCASTKII, PA. 3TAMM HltOS. A CO. SPECIAL OFFERINGS or- 100 DOZEN 50c 00RSET3 -reit- 33 Cents Each, AT THK- 26 AND 28 NORTH QDEEN ST. A Great Itarg-aln-l.me Yards Itfst CKtNKLBU scKUStiCKKUS.cic. a yard; regular price, IJXc Immense Bargitns In KKMNANTS or OKK8S SILKS, DUBS1 SILKS and IIROCAUEIl ler Wraps. VELVETS xtMerainarvKarfra!naln TaBLB I.INKNSat 1IH. 17, tl), 23, SJ, 87H. , Cent tell a )d. SUMHEK HOSIKKV. Anether Caw Kamens LaSles' IIALKUIUUAN llOSK (seamlvsO, 1-Sc a pair. Onr Entire llalance nl WI1ITK and CltEAU UuKSS UUOWS will be closed Out ler Loet than Cost. JKttSEVS! JEKBEYSI JEltSKKS JKKSEYSt JKBSEYSI JKUSKYSI JERSEYS I At Lest Than It Cost te Hake Thern. Stamm Bres. & Ge. eilORTHANO 4 TYPK-WBITINO SITUATIONS pay both young men and ladles much better salaries than meat commercial positions, and he demand Is greater. Students can be Etuid for olltee ahert-luuid poalUens IN THRU MONTHS' TIM by Haven't ijnteta. Wtpeut arewiwHnj- by I mar art reunirts. 2-K-artnitteTV open all taa. stnaenta ssmhf: -"sss arsr-a i?sss aia. aw . . -.-- ..i 'S "Tt . rlT..ll at aalf-t iin.iii.m, ... . ii.. .wiiimiiii alna; las- KKTLlVu'Aniatm Bosten Stere vaurMiffw. QAIUMJK THANKS, H HIRSn & BROTHER. Take tills mede of expressing their sin cere thanks for the attention shown the llrm en the occasion of the recent lire In their establishment. Te the Lancaster Fire Department Ter the earnest and Intelligent efforts te save the buildings aud stock. Te these In dividual cltlrens whose services at the lire were se tlnieh and freclv rendered. Te the CLOTHING TRADE Of the city for its heart) s. mpathy and free offers of assistance. I'inalb te the ENTIRE PRESS Aud our friends in the community for the general expression of geed w ill offered. ffiish & Brether, ONE PKICE CL0TUING HOUSE AND GENTS' FURNISHERS, CORN tit NOUTIl ylJK.KN STUKKT AMI CKNTUKSUUAKK. tai ajru vurtBB. TTKWeOMKK8, CATCU ON I KVEttYBOOY KEMKMUKU I When yen aettePpnlm "11118. int drop Inte the T". A anil COl'KKK STuKK (tlie only eneln slht), and eieur prices ei all kimmI.. Come aud we will greet you cenltUly. OUKSUUAKIS AI.L81IOAII t UUUTKA1S ALL TKA1 ouucerrcKis all currKKi MO AUULTEUATION1 ONE TU1AL SECUUKJ OUIt CUSTOtl. ltenieinber thu Address CLARK'S TEA AND COFEEE STORE, NO. IS CENTUESUUAItK. mara-trdAw rjOTO CI.AHKEH. Fend Dreams Realized. Yes. economical folks rleH erlc. will rlnil li wtie dnlicht In i err ihi'.lr Fend Iirrams H.ai irea ana ineir oiiMiaiieiM mere man Kraiint.a Iiy offering, of unparalleled Kni rmlty. see our West window itn4 dim t lull te rend thu card In It. Yeu will acu oneet the many lieaiilllnl preaflntK we lilvn te any poren tirtDK IniC in enlern ler JI worth of Tea Ladles and irentlemen out et eiupteyment would Oe wall te cut tind iretiill parilciil&r. Our lea at lAa iwr pound will give you as acjrt sttfacilenas any iK. orSftclciseli In this city or county. Ceiree liHc- te inc. per pound. Olaniilated Suicar, r-c Pure White iifr, 5c. iirnwn HiiKitr, IXc Pewden-d sui!ar,r.ic. 'len-Peund nacaeia uev 00.1 Aiacaerei, &:. per eucaut, CLARKE'S OU1U1NAL TEA AND COrPKE STOKK, NO. 52 WEST KINO STREET, LA.NCASTKU, PA. Sty Telephone Connection. JTO a A LB VM MMXt. JPOH KENT. A? Twe or lenr rooms In nrtuimer't New Hnltdlna. Ne. U3H North Oueen stnwU Heat ana hm inciaaHi. -i: m '-.. . .' Annlv at lebia-ttd UkUMMEuVa LIVEBY UfriCK. F OR KENT TWOTORY DWKLL1NO slen Riven October 1, 1W7. lteut reiuenable. Call en prrmlea. Jj JO-tfd JOHN U. PEAKSOL. -f?OK HALK a? The let 110 Icet front, oppeslto JnncMen of Birawuerry ana lieaie purpose. augMtd Middle streets, ler Market Apply te JOHN MILI.EK, Ma 3IIX Seuth yueen StreeL PRIVATE HALE. Will be sold at private sale the valuable property corner Lemen Mulberry and llur llur IetU fronting MU feet en Lemen street, at leet en Mulberry, and 6ft teat en Charlette street. Apply te C B DOWNEY Janl&Smd Ma Ml Nerth'yueen street. BOTIOBB. AT EKIHMAN'a New Spring Neckties AT EBIHMAN'S. There It no garment concerning tbe lit Of which a man Is mere particular than a Shirt. Shirt Cutting la arlneArt, Te 11 1 comforta ble a shirt must be cot with the proper anotom anetom anotem lcal curves, tbe workpeople must be practical shlrv makers. Having bad an experience of uu years, we claim te have the best flttlnir. beat made, best material and meat dnrable SHIRT In the Market for the Least Possible Meney. "AEBIBMAN'S, Ne 11 Wast Elnil'tmct, Laneaster. Vtui. T3 iLMAHTltt WBOtBSAU ASTB UWtlU. DBALU tB All Klndi of Lumber and OeaL VTau: Ma tm Menk Waur ana rttnm treats, above Lemen. Lancaster. nS-trA TJAUMUAKUNKK'H COMPANY. GOAL DEALERS. omea :-Na 1 North Queen Streot, and Me. (St North Prince street. Mm YAanai Nertn rrinee nireei, near bewiuh anritlw LAMOASTEIt, PA. WANTED-TWO GOOD MOUI.DKBH avoraltteuj, pfigjffiai" pBNHIOBB. sOLDlMKA.whe were dtwlilrd from wounds, Inlurv. reDtara. exposure, Pile.. Oeufness, or who wiri (a ToeoVegnenoe erthelr mlllUry ser. TteeaTlseapaeluiad for manual labor, whether ftomweond or alseaae. are entiUed te pen.ten. WIDOWS, miner children, and dependent rel. aUvas of aeldlan who wed of disabilities con cen traetatl la tbe atrvlee, are entitled te pension, ay ana . imu. ss, i, seiaiers w Mexican War are alseenUUed te pensions. pensions. irs are an. 1NCUMASK. Thouaandjef pensioner are en itlad uiafelabarratlna. Mera uninas & unless snoeess. ful. Can refer .te many auoeeulul claimants. aeldUta. It wUl anal tt yen nothing te write me. aaa 11 way retail gi aWkIlft8jWrtU' " . tm, Bar uujm AtlF.HA HKOTHKH. Suraraer Wear for Qcnti. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. HAGER & BROTHER, 25-27 WeBt King Street (laii7, ltalbriggan and Feather weight Shirts and Drawers. Seamless, ltalbriggan and Lisle Hosiery. Hemstitched and Colored Bor dered Handkerchiefs. Twilled and Serge Bicycle Shirts. Laumlried and Unlaundried Dress Shirts. l'engee, Silk, Grenadine and Itwn Neckwear. K. .t W. Cellars and Cuffs. One Hundred Dezen Kxtra Un laundred Shirts at 45c. each. Scotch Cheviot, Casslmere and Worsted Suitings. HAGER & BROTHER, Ne. 25 West King Street. I.ANCASTtK PA. ADl'CATJOXAl.. FRANKLIN AND MAILHHALL ACAD Kill, ltd Institution will, for the flrnt tltne,eMn lu ilenrs te both sxrs,en TIIUhs. DAY.SBI'rKMIIKIl 1. ItaalmlKlolheroitKhly lirriuirn student, for Cel. 1 ire. Teaching or llu.i- 1IPSK. drw Jyi rercataliigtie and ether In format Ien, ad- w. w. Muunr.. iicier, 2md4 Lanca.ter, Pa. "aTOKMA L SCHOOL. MILLERSVILLE N0RMALSCF00L. Special Afrujftntnls for Lueuier. The pmgrammn of the MII.LEUSl ll.l.K STATk MIKMAkSCIIOULwIII tie se arranged that puptu from Ijnicaater may yrtntualt tit the Sciev! aud beArd at home. TUITION EXP ENS K.S (rearrriu rntpiaisn te TtAcn ) I'rr wi 1 1 re Fer Winter Seailonel as weeks 3(1 in Fer Suiinner ees.lunel li wevks is te Total tnltlen for year k 00 A Mate nppreprlatlnn of Ml no la alven te gradualea. It Ik I Ian mm that high school grnduates aud ethers, who complete the Nermal Fchixil ceurau te two yenrs, may de se at a total lout el tuition el only l.i mi ..clal iat te pupils ale given by tba Street Bull mill Company. Winter Scealeu of 34 wnekii lirglni Heptcmber, 5 tli error Catalogue or lurtber Information, ad dres. Iho I'rliiclivil. E.UKAU I.YTK, Jlil-:ii,H Mtllersvllla, Pa. rUHMlTUMB. IDMVKK'M KUIIN1TUHK HTOHR w A Celd Wavk. Something ovee'hody should knew. A Celd Wave h.ts struck our prices, and they have (Alien te ulmeiUhu Fiu'.k.ine l'eiut We want te Utduce Stock, lieiitemlwr 1, we take our inventory. Se we hae madeacut. e you care te talk a few minutes about " Fuusi iiiuk." If you lira at all interested in the ques tion of " Fuit.NiTUitK," then give us a lit tle of your attention while we show you through our Kooms. l'erha8 we have something you may want. Yeu may think it tee warm te think about " Pukni. tuuk," but yen will be surprised at the " Coelino " effect of our prices. Take advantage of the Lew Tempera, ture of 1'rices, AT WlPMYEIl'S FUttNITUItE STOIIR, Cen. East Kine and Duke Stkeets, I.ANCASTEIt. Pa. u NOEKTAK1NU. WALTER A. IIEINITSII, FurnishiDg Undertaker, Neb. VI and 20 Seuth Queen Street, LANCASTER PA. tWRESIDENCE NO. iTUXET. 151 COUTH QUEEN All the Latest and Most Approved Methods nsed where desired. A previous practical ex perlenee of lour years enables me te Uuarantia that tba Very Best Possible Service wUl be Ban Oared at All Timet. Personal Attention Ulven te Directing All runenUi Intrusted te my care. PAH ABO LB. B. ftH. Great Bargains I -IN- PARASOLS -A.ND- SUN UMBBELLAS AT HEADQUAKTEU. Re Be & Hal 14 H .w I m u ",l Vit-.- &&2&&8&&if ft.s,' $&&t&BSiZbf v. At$?Jv, ,- a-!i;
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