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Fenw. $ A )klif tWiuttvr. in RneAktnren the ifOff KH A'I !uM9UUE, !Et:.?i. .. ....r- ... i-,:' ,..-: , t vVMMfDnunixniniHDurcuiiicreuwuu 3 '1WHW. drew enthuilifitlc applause by WnfeUnK that the Belntatt delegates t4fcwkttw Intruded te Mktbe confer- pie ,vrge genera auanniuneui. ui firtfanm.; ;In America we hardly ap- m wm advantage we eiyey iu envaTirDm urn uurucu ui uum naaitltTTT aaUhllahmenL What (it ruck ' tfct Batata, deputies as a splendid vision $K ' tjtfth -remote future Is with us an ac- , Mnft4iMMd fact, but as pioneers we may 'be tee far In advance and it would be '"rf'.waM J4e consider the danger. The aroesed Interest iu the navy very nntur- aij BugcDug ovute nicuviuii w aic niiM J forces, although a sense or jericct secur ijTJt discourages development of military butuvu asuunj. 1110 report ui iue mi , 4?xJutant general has recently pleased etir figures concerning the number of men Jffr'avaHable 'for war, and as if te serve as 'ifn Whlldntn thin. Denprnl Mrrrilt B 4v - gravely dlscuwe our regulars and cltl- f"3-..JBn soldiers in Harper Magazine, ehd 'WiVlMiu laywi urieujr cuniiuuia inu fgWuuua in me wwfniqMMifnn. iiic i(m familiar facts nlalnlv stated are that kJ&J Wlth a nation of sixty millions we ceiild mP et gather, in the event of sudden neccs- i;wty, morethau fifty thousand men for I'lT immediate service : France can nut H.WWtn linnrfnul r.. r'seven hundred and fifty thousand men j,ji ia ine item iu six aays, ana uermauy iySejBhave two million eighty-two thou- ; sand eight hundred men en the march fl&lAn ten days As te quality, General ?fv... II A ... ' j.7 Jitirnt ikjb 'The militia of the United States will answer well the second line in case of purpose of a wllh a foreign power, but it ite'M'isJM fdMfUnt days of war, fit te take the field. ?cj in Tint nnw. mifi finvnr nna rvwn in tiia ni ur civil war was witu an ijuUiininiu no ucuuivui ns uu(n.'ivca, uuu rJth during the first year there was net a M httltlA fnntyhr. whrn Half rliA tinmluf nf : regular soldiers would net have defeated tbeth armies united." He gees en te pey a Stc&Tv hlarh rrlklir in rnt ntf lvn aAl.llaM. vmLam L" . ' "- "...."" "" mT prepared ey proper duclpltne, but this Is aUi even mere necessary nowadays because Z'j heaw lines have dlMintwnreil. nnrt flirli. leg must be done in open order. The igg-"- shoulder te shoulder movements which ik gave cennaence te tne recruit Btandlng pt aide by side with the vctcrau, will net 6P Be.KUOwn. Add te theee reflect eus con- L':H sideratlen of the sinldentiea wllti wlilrli fe recent wars have been opened and flu- ViVf Ished. "It I IllO ruin fnr nhiiil l.n.. p&te tllrtles te precede the declaration efwar.'i s" i ' ugiinu luiinniiiy. me, war BfW """"" Ausirw nnu j'russin lasted a rfys, ","oevcraluoulu' wermuny conquered a az ranee in a little mere than six months. '& The TtllRHrwTurtrlali war ...111. II. ,.!!,. Iff' te Bte8es aua ,ueuntahl nud river bat- i waa ever in less tliau a year. 5 la the light of these facts it eueht te $fe' i be clear that we are net very wlse in be iW negiectinir our land forces. The Atlnntln is wide and stormy and our navy may guard the coast, but n disciplined, well 'armed force of European troops might be landed at any point along'lhe shore, strike a staggering blew and retire lie fore we hed our untrained militia half ( ready for fighting. It would net be a .pleasant thing te hove u squabble with a European power ever something mero important than Samoa, and te have our proud talk cut short by an irresistible army, embarked en a few days notice, and threatening a dozen great cities. War seems highly improbable, but such things have been known te happcu. The Dreams of Kesmth. Exiled Leuis Kossuth Is getting lets of glory from the passage of a law declar ing that all persons living abroad ferteu years, and falling te assert citizenship before an Austrian official are thereby denationalized. He refuses te recog receg nise the Austrian emperor, nnd se Is legally a man without a ceuutry, but eighty-three cities have promptly conferred upon him houerury citizen ship, and although iu his eighty-ninth year he shows a keen Interest iu public affairs. A correspondent of the New Yerk Herald scuds a cable account or u talk with the veuenible Hummriau in hiih - he gives the Germuu emperor credit for sincerity in his labor plans, but says that the interests of Eurepenn pover pever " eigna canuet be made te ogree en the labor question. The social and Industrial question surmounts all ethers, and mon archy will net cure the malady, for itisj5olngdevn aud Republicanism is coining up ; but Republicanism will net cure the malady. In short, the old man takes u gloomy Tcnuyseulan view of the situation, offering only the coiibola ceiibola coiibela tlou thHi : ' Meauwhile the earth w ill continue te rve!ve, and some day the present population may be swept from , its surface and a new race, capable of a new civilization, may appear. A cata clysm is the only hope of solution." He insists that Eurepe is en the verge i of a great war and that nothing can , avert it. The oriental question between jvuwia uuu Austria lie considers un un un aoivable except by war. There Is no reason for the existence of Austria; Italy baa a ureat future ir.m i.r. England is living en past capital which Is being rapidly used up; Ireland will become a state of the Amerlcau union ; such are the curious view s of this vigorous old statesman without a coun try, who calmly takes the whole world into His calculations and makes allowance for Providence. no State Ketenue Reform. A commission of the Legislature charged with preparing a new revenue law covering both state aud local taxu taxu tien is new in seMieu in Philadelphia. As might have been expected Ha Invita tion te anyone who had anything te say en the subject was promptly accepted by a voluble and enthusiastic advocate of the theories of Henry Geerge, who seems te have been given ample time te expatiate upon the beauties of n single tax e laud values with exemption of S1 iiujHv Yemenis uuu ix'rseual property tern taxation. Ke doubt tlie argument was quite fMStillar te every member of the com cem listasiua, but It was well te give it a - rvj - H I THB LAyQABTBB PAlLY INTgLUpgyOJCB. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. mpeeUUl baaring, as (MM liHnaHmly Jb way te deal with mevcaatnU that hai m aauch' et dangenws etfer aaiaed wlHi a faM eMneiit off forcible truth. Ttik Geerge theorists have at least drawn MtWtiOB -e tne gianeg aeiecia m existing" systems, and the address of this radical reformer may serve te Impress the commissioners with the gravity of the work they have in hand. Free discussion is the safety valve that has saved us from the social ism new rampant in Germany, where public speakers and writers are firmly muzzled. The commission received mere valuable advice from the Political Economy club, of Philadelphia, which confessed te ignorance of facts necessary for a proper study of the question and urged the collection of information. The follower of Geerge holes evils and abuses, and at once assumes that the wisdom of the past is felly and proposes te sweep it nil away and begin anew, The mere cautious business and profes sional men of the Political Economy club sec the same mlsery and the same defects, but before condemning the es tablished system of state revenue, or venturing te suggest a better, they modestly ask for facts. Htald, conser vative old Pennsylvania is the very last state in tlie world te enceurage a radical reform, based en the total aban donment of a system which is the fruit of centuries of experience, but the commis sion should give close attention te the collection of information as suggested, se that the proposed revenue law may be based en facts, net theories. They need te ascertain the local cxpenses of the state by counties and townships, the relative lncreaw) of wealth in city nud country, and tlie defects iu the manner of assessment. In short, the commission has plenty of Interesting work before it, which may boefgreatvuluulf wolldene. Tut: Quarry vllle Ist nmkes an nn nn nn nouueemont te the public of n clmnge In mansgomeut which w 111 oveutiiatly rcmilt In tlie appearance of the xiper iisa weekly. Mr. O. J. P. IUub, tlie retiring editor, ro re ro fers with pardonnble pride te tlie nucuesi of the i)j(under his manngeincnt, thanks the patrons of tlie paper nud bespeaks the Ham kind treatment for his miccosser. Tlie lsl has bceu a bright nud well edited paper, and proiierlty se w oil oarned nnd firmly estalilisbud Is snre te grew. Drc Ciiahles U. Aiinerr Is curator of the museum of American nrclmnilegy of the University of Pennsylvania, nud llnds H hard te nrouse the sanie Interest In Ameri can antiquities that In liberally displayed by AmerlcuuH in suMlaluint; reHearch Iu foreign lauds. In u pulillshed appeal he quotes Majer Powell's eloquent remarks en the saine subject. The major observes : " Our nrchicolegiunl InstltuleH, our univer sities and our scholars are threshlug agnin tlie Htraw of the Orient fur the stray grains that may bn beaten out, w hlle the sheaves of anthropology are stacked nil ever this conllnent, and they lmve no enre for the grain which wastes while they Journey beyond the seas." This Is ery pretty, but the Uvillzatlen of te-day ewos nothing whatever te the American antiquities, whlle it has a per sonal Interest in the antiquities of the Old World. Pai.siiif,.vrDiA7,ef Moxlce, takes pains te deny a story published iu some Ameri can Mpers that he is Interested In the marble quarries that turnlsh stones fur a public building In the city or Moxlce. He owns no quarries and the only building new being built by his rev eminent Is n ponltentlnry iu which there is no marble. " I'lnally, this puLlle building Is helng put up se economically that It will cost only half the amount estimated." This Inst point Is Interesting. Who er heard of a public bulldlug erected for less than the eitliimted cost T VKItSONAI,. IthRR Knurr, the Iren master, is said te have an Income of oer n million a year. Miss Susannah Waiiuki.d, who died n fowdavHageat her home, "amtulaiid," Carrell county, Maryland, has leR all her projierty te found an Kplsoepul college Kkv. Allan KniviiiiAiM,ef thoWestern theological seminary, has been eMentleit a call te boeemo the jmster or the J.lttle llrl taln Presbyterian cliun-h. Will Caiilcte.n, the poet, is getting stout, lh os in llroeklyn nnd nukmm ledges te.4.V ."I success has been sudden, jet, whlle the critics gl e him a w ide berlli, he gets fancy prices Ter his erselets, und his future work is already eent meted rer. He has hitherto cunliiieil his etlusieus te the furuiynnl. Jehn Jacou Asren Is the hore of innuy a pleasant anocdeto iiewadiija. He was a man oraustero appearance, a erv dlKiil llcil carriage, and the majority or iicople who knew him only by Bight conceived the notion that he had little or the milk of hu mau klnduess Iu his make-up, butiu point or fact Mr. Aster was u man or muih quiet observation, genlleness, and amiability. Mr. Aster gave the captain or his utht a beautirul house en City Island some time age, and sj)nt twenty odd thousand dol del ars In completing the present for hlui. m lllHiiuirek'H I'robiitile l'olley. While there Is no doubt that the elections ou Saturday will bring u sweeping 1,1b r,' !cteryi eoinplelely smashing the Cartels by which Hlsumrck governs, even the most saugulue Liberals de notexpect the ohancellor will dlssoUe Parliament and call new elections. He knows ioe well mat a new ballet In the present state of public opinion would bring even a mero crushing defeat. Ills inarck is an adept in massing a working majority Ireni whatever parties suit his purposes, utterly regardless of their former alllllatiens, nud his Irlends Ilrmlv bellove that hew 111 lind u way out of tlie crUls. Hut whlle all i:urew is watching ler soine uioveontho chancellor's jxut te Indicate what his plans are, he remains a sphinx. Onoef JJisniarek'H brightest pirllamont pirllament ary allies was asked te-nlghi what the chancellor would de. ," 1'reui nil I can learn,' was the answer, "he will repeat IllO tnctlCS Wllltll liuvil n ellnn ....... wl . I..- torieus, w ill threw e erbe inl the Katlenal Uberals and rerm a combination or the CoiiKeruitivo aud the Cnthulle parties, lleth or these aie protectionists and both nroepiKiscd te Llbenillsin. lUscmark has maile his peace w tth the Centrum mid will use It te rerm a majority. This me e may result In the formation of a great l.lbeml liartv. The National Liberals, disowned by the chancellor, will again Jein the Pro Pre Pro gresseonist party, ollerlug stout opposition te the chancellor. Mind, I distinctly say te the chancellor and net te the emperor, for while the latter Is opposed te the So cialist law, he seeks labor reform, which Is the thing lllsmarck does net llke." "Will there then be a lentllct between lllsmarck ur.d the oniperor?" " Net te amount te anything, lllsin irek may make souie show et opssltlen at tlrst. buiheulllultlii.jtelyiU.ld te the wishes of hobecoieigu. He will net resign, but w ill, probably, leave the management or i! mr." ? lrtl t( ethers. A row mero daj s Will tOll till, KliirV TlArn ..111 1. .1.1 j' ...v,. ..in uu u com plete cliaiige lu parliamentary parties. llls marck will still be chancellor, and. wllh his usual gciiliiH, will pluck victory from the jaws ordereat." ' ( Married te n Ilumiiin. mmii'i0 ,1'erc, ,R0 orHnltie Conden vs. llliam Conden, in Cincinnati en Tuesday. ik-1C Wm1,0 klr?,,B culUv,ie r tacts, ti 18i8 WlUUm Couen was tried rer the murder or Leu Perry, n notorious woman. lle was acquitted en technical grounds. At this time he attracted the attention or Hat tie Jenes, the daughter or wealthy and re re llued parents. Inratuuted with Conden, she seen had h in madly In love with her. l inally the girl becume wciryorherlevo and inade up her mind te cut him. bhe !wJ "W t!le '"nwse or saying Koed Keod Keed bye. Whlle they weie talking S man, liomCpudeiisusiectoiliir being his sue! cessful rival, happeneil by. Conden sprang en Win and fctabbed liiui ulue tluic-s, ren dering him a cripple for lire. Miss Jenes was iiersuaded te marry Con Cen Con den te avoid testifying eguhist him. The state had no witnesses and he was uev or tried. 'Ihe couple lived together a short time, then eeMratetftmt no actie mr di vorce was taken aMiliev. A Male AttetMte Coart. v A peculiar case waa tried in the conjesea pleas ceart M Hantlatrden en Tuesday. The ureal Juae flood en Use Juniata arriM away the stable or Jesse Mills, lumber man, and also a valuable mule, which waa' lied within and could net be reached. -V A few weeks later Mills found his male at a form house, tcu miles distant, and Iden tified It, A short time afterward ail em em peoye of the Heck IIIU Iren and Ceal com pany, who had also lest a mule, saw the Mills mule and Idtntlned It as the com pany's lest property, upon which the company atonce brought sn action of re re plevin agalust Mills te recover the mule. At the trial en Tuesday the mule was In attendance, and a cloud of witnesses swore that the inute was the Iren company's, an J a still laiger cloud was mttive that it be longed te Mills. The verdict was for Mills. The novel trial caused great excitement, and the court-room was fllled with Inter ested spectators Te Prosecute Illegal Dealers. The Bcrnnten Liquor Dealers' association having determined te prosecute all Illegal liquor doalers, for which purpose they em ployed detectives totake evldonce,eu Tues day had warrants Issued for the arrest of llopersons. They will carry the cases te a trial, being dotennlned te pretect themselves. Their action has created much oxciteinaut among the violators of th law, who threaten te rolallate by counter suits against seme members of (he league, whom they chnrge with Hunday selling aud soll sell it.g te miners. 9 Neither Will She lMscrlmtnnta. Frem the Detroit Kree Tress. A goed-slrod chunk or a colored woman slipped en the pavement en Menree avo ave avo iiue yesterday and went down, and a pedestrian came te her assistance w 1th ex tended hand and the remark : "Allew me, tnadnm." " Docsyurebsorvedat Ize acull'd lady 7" she nsked as she looked up at him. " Ceitainly, but that inukes no (lKToreuce In a ease llke this. Take my hand." "Thanks," she said as she rese te her root. "K yur dean' draw de culler line I shan't, no rust whlte man I sees en his back 1 will offer te help him up." AVIml's the Una iirTnlklcic t There Is no denying- UintSO.OUONT Is the best preparation for the mouth nnd teeth. Preparations, llkcsnnw-flnkcsln number, have appeared, lull the public rnlth Is still strong In the virtues of 80.UDUNT. Its tue grows yearly. i Te rrnm one's hcnit full of knewlcdKfl and the stomach full of feed, and then neglect te ob eb ob sprve the simplest laws of natutc are tlioun tlieun falltnK means te Induce nervousness and con stipation nnd rcrtnln less of health, lvxader prevrnts nil this trouble. 1'rlce Scents a pack air. The best remwly for the complaints of early childhood, such us colic, flatulency, etc., Is Dr. null's Ilnby (Syrup, l'rkc 23 cents. 'J'he Sewers et I'nrla nrs one of the modern wonders of the world. Hint mnrvrleua network of undin;reiind streams, ev?r which the tourist run travel by rail and In bouts, ceniitllutes the bowers of the Kay uipitul. This lab) rliith or streams Is kept wllli iiiitcrupuleus cure ; for any obstruction in tlie new of thescuhKc would he attended with serious results te the health of the Inhabitants of the city above. Uhe sewers or the human system nre Ihe llvrr nnd bowels, and In order te kctpdlHenseniit of the wonderful city of which they area part, they must be kept always rrce and unobstructed. Dr. l'lerce's l'teniuuit l'nr l'nr Katlve Pellets arc the bent laxative and cathnr tic known rer the prx)sc. Tiny, Kueiir-reatcd granules, In vials, nlwns fresh. W,lluVw A .Method of Advertising. Over OHO lllltldrrd Hlflllhnnd fter MMiif. hnl. ties of Kemp's Italsatn, we learn, wcruglvtn nway In this state last jcar. Ihecurrcspemllni; saloon Ilia Ilnlsnm has never liccn rnualled or approached by any ether reined v. This medi cine iniiHttiuveKrent merit or the rree sample would Injure, rather than help thesale. If jeu have n ceukIi or cold, or even lonsiiniptlen, we would ccruilnlyndvlne u trial. The large bot tles are 60c and 51. (I) IT00IBA7wAl'Allil.l.Ai Rheumatism lsbclleved tobecnusei;io cciss eriactlcncld in the bleed, en Init te tharailiireer thekldiicjs nnd liver te properly rciuuve It. Iheacld attacks the llbreus tlssute, partkularly Iu the Joints, iitidtuuHPsthaliKal iiiHiilfeslutlciiis or the ills ease, pains and allies In the baik anil shoulders and In the Joints nt the kiKCM, nnklcs, hips nnd wrists. ThetiMitids of people have round In Heed's HiirsupurlHa u positive and sruianeut euro rer rhciiinatUni. This medicine, by Its jmrirj liiK niul viLulUliig action, iicutrallrrH Ihe acidity or the bleed, und al-e builds up nnd strengthen the w hole, bed) . Wonderful 1'ropertltn " I lmve taken Heed's Barmipiirlllu und found Itciccllcnt rer rheiiiiintlsiii nud d)siepsla. I sullcred rer tunny long j cars, but my umiplete recovery Is due te Hoed'x HurKsparllln. 1 ic ic cemnicnd It te every nun hrcHiie oritsvTon eritsvTon oritsvTen derrul prejM-rtles usu bliMsl medicine." Ieiin Kiri,UMAN,KOlmlhuniHtrel,Clcvelnnd,)hle. Iiillnmmiitery Itliiiiimatlsm "IJust want people te knew thalwuthlnk Heed's Harsapitrtlla the bctt rcinedy for Inflam matory rheumatism In the world, Mj husband hud this terrible uirectlen rer two je.irs nnd Heed's Marsnpurllln IipIikhI him mero Ihun any. thing else. 1 am alwajs glad te tell what Heed's Hartnparllla has done." Mits. K. Atkinson, Balein, Ind. Heed's Sarsaparilla Held tiy all druggists. 1 ; six rer (5. I'rciwred only by a I. HOOD A CO . Lewell, Slavs. 100 DOHIW ONK DOLLAll (1) Q WOT HI'IXIKIO CO. Scrofula in Children. "In the early part or 1837 hcrehila appeared en the hind or inv little griiudihlld, then enlv IS month old. Hherlly utter briuklng out ft spriad rapidly all evir her body, 'lhe ncabs en the seriH would isal of! en the sllghte! touch, nud the odor that would arise would make the atmosphere or lhe room shkeiilne and unlx arable. T he dlwiit,e next attacked the efiM nnd we reared she would lene hcrslght. Kinlnent phjslclauser the country were 1011 1011 sulted, but leuld de nothing te nlluve the little IniKKCiit, nud gave Has tin. Ir opinion, ' that the caw was IioihIevh and linpexNibla tnsave the child's eveslKlit.' It was then that we de cided te tr Hwitt's Hpecltle (S. H. H.) 1 hat mod med mod Iclne at ence made n sscdy and complete cure ler ineru than a vuir p.i.t hlie has ben ns heultle as mi) child In the land." Mas. Kuril IIpiikikv.ScIiiiu, Kansas. Cancer of tlie Nese. In 1H75 n sure uiipcarcd en my none, and Blew rapidly. As my father hud canes r, and inv hu. bund died or II, 1 tHCaiueuhirnudand consulted inv phjblihiu. His trcatmtut did no geed, mid the sere grew lurgir and uersu In evtry wu). until I wiiKiHrhuadid te takeS.H.H.. and a row bottles cured me. This was after nil the doc dec doc teiii nud ether mediums had failed 1 have had no return or the i.uuer. .MIM.M. 1'. Maiikn, .. .. Woodbury. Hall County ,lxns. Irwitlseeii Cuiicer malted tree. ec . NVVIl-THl'U.'IrlC CX) , Atlaubi, Uk. e2S-ljd (j) iiltteic. rilllKMUHIOHlOluZ THE MUSIC STORE. PIANOS. DECK Ell llllOa. 1'IAKOS. II A1NKS hllOS. I'l ANO4. ORG-AISTS. -AWgiLW.,iX..0,SffiJi,iff AN,) rTltINUHANDTKIMMIN(JH0rAl.LKNllS. WOODWARD & CO., 14 East King; St., Lancaster, Pa. TTKN1U- WOLK, FURNITURE STORE, iihk rtitiriwi Uk isim aiiut tri.... . . . full line or Kurulture of ev?ry 3ecVlT.Vl in ntX ewestprlces. Alse Uiidertiklne "ir"mn"y tended Ui. Call und cxamliie our goods. J alvtrdll H. WOI.K. iM k Kme HUeeL ,131 hits. All iierseus are hereby rerbldden Uitrr.siuiwionuiiyertholi.udi or the Cornwall lid HlHSSlwe llCstUlCM In Lrhnm,., n t.C.." uiuntles, hether Inclesed or uulnclesed. either for the purpose of shoeUne or flshlnB.'as the law will be rle dly eurerred Mainit ulltrS! paiuiliiK ou said land land, nf 11m 1i.ii1ai1i....a., r.n lilsnoUee. .--.w WM, COLEilAN KHKEHAN It, 1'KIIOY ALDKN, "UMlA" KUW. O. KHKKMAi, Attorney, for U. W. Oolaeuut'i Htlrt, t ijjiWvltRarVMslW W The little priced Cottens. AWe've beenVskipping their twoei thrtev hundred feet of counter all the season. An hour of quick looking and you would net get at all their newness and brightness and sturdy worth. Year by year these modest, unpretentious stuffs have been bettering and bettering, The wit of prouder goods is quick te show in them. Take the Seersuckers, net the crinkled ones, but the plain sturdy sort that has held friends for ten years. Gingham style and gingham beauty tied te the quality that every thrifty mother knows se well. i2c. ''The i2c Ginghams area handsome host. The Yankee has been getting his work in here tee. Feel the cloth ; study the patterns. It won't de for the Scetchmen te go te sleep when I2jc Yankee Ginghams are se wide awake. 1 2 jc Sateens as well. Lay the best from ever sea beside a )icce of these and see if half at east of the old time French jeast style or quality isn't done for. The 20c Sateens crowd the French hard at every point. Perhaps a bit less beauty of finish, a spark behind in originality, a trifle off in fine ness, but maybe you'll say net. That's hew the money-modest Cotten rims. All that's te tell of the many sorts would fill the paper. Northwest of centre. Net tee seen te have the light, cool, Summer fleer cover ings in mind. Here arc three rattling bargains in Matting and Mats : 104 rolls China Matting, 40 yards, at $5.50 the roll, worth $S. 162 rolls China Matting, 40 yards each, at $4.50 the roll, worth 7. 200 India Grass Mats, size about 8x3 feet. Very desirable for use en mattings. Odd pat terns and colorings, at $1.25 te close. Kceud fleer, Market street side. Jehn Wanamaker. (Bveccvtc. A TCIiAllKBH. Lenten Goods AT' CLHRKE'S. Unden lliiddlcs, ClHCee llerrlne, Boneless Cislllsh, IIIik k Island llleub r .Mackerel, I'lekled Codfish. While Klsli, Yarmouth bloaters. Hmeked and Huitnr Cured Herring, Canned Ijibstcr. Mnc'Kcrtl, Hunllnes In OII.Hplee and Jlutard, llroek 'Iront.Halmen, Klpiicrcd Her rlnif. CiiniKd Tomatoes, Cem, lams fcirSSc.Hlmw bcrrlCK, I cans rer 23c, Illni kbcrriiN, leans for rf'."Jk County lliickwhcnt, 1'IMiIiik Creek Htiikwhcnl,75crer2!irfcs. . Dried Cern, Se lb, and 1 It for 2.V. Flncbt hvnperutcd Cern. Just Ilecolvnt-Caltrerula Hams, 8c. IIeiicIchs lliini, l.V. lloleL-mi, :i lbs rer He. Dried Beer. Cheese, 3 lts rer SSc. Iilinbcrccr, like 11 1. Cheke Ceirce-Tclhrj'H. SAMUEL CLARKE'S TKA.COKKKKAailOCUIlY HTOUK, NOH. 12 11 SOUTH QUKKMHT. A TUUltSK'H. ' FOOD FOR LENT. The Lenten feensen will seen be nt hand. We desire te cull the attention or our customers and ethers te our line or these goods : MAriCIHlKh Wohave the large Ne. 1 Hloat Hleat ers ; Ne. 1 .Mess ; Ne. 1 and 2 Mackerel, HMOKhD ClbCOKh-Thls Is a lake JUh smoked und very flue. CODKIHH lloneleKS Codfish or several differ cutgrndes. bAUDlNKH-Ucnnlne Krench. Alexis Godll Gedll Godll let In iiartcrs, halves and wholelbexcs. Alse Aiiicrlciiu In quarter und half boxes, bplced and Mustard hardlucs. HAIiMON t'juintd Halinen, Dew Drep braiul Halmen Cutlets, In flat cans, very flne. Alse a geed b riKh Salmen nt 15e a can. Krcsh Lebster, New Olives, Imported Maca Maca lentund Vermicelli. Kilem, rineiipplc, Iloqiierert, Kapoge nnd erk Htate Cream Cheese. A I'ULIj I.INi: OK ALL KINDS OK OOODb. BURSK'S, ..-r . , ?.' " i:',VST ,CINO HTIlEin-. -Tilephone Cenuci tleu. TUE1HTM. On Tep of the File ! err this out. Hre our Krult Advertisement Iu AVic l.'ia. Carloads or goods reeclveil dully. In te-das -A lllg Let or llurgnlus. e-33 Vi "f fli" st i:aperatrd Cern at fills for Se. This Is a 111k llargnlii anil sumo one lesis iniich money. .'0 palls of Assert) d Jellies at II y pall. 1 jne rrisirves.usserted. In pulls, loew lh. Illg U)t or Apple Hetter at TcW lb, 1 Its ter 2V. Ml lbs or Mluce Meat at B, 8 nnd Kk- y lb, lllg lit or Finest New flrc-en l'cns nt 7e 1 nt. Finest Marrow l'at Ik-mis nt 10 qt. Kxtrajjirgollandseuio Marrowfat Henns at Ve alie have lentils, Bpllt Tens, Heinlnj-. Lima licans, etc., etc. Wheal (li rin. Irish from the mill, 8 Its rer 25c. Orunulutcd Curn Ment at S quarts rer .De. Itetlcd Outs and Oat Mral nt II lbs rer l5e. 1 bust New ltalliiuMaiarenl,:tbn for 25c, ruivsi .-sew liuiiuu vcriniceiii, 2 lbs fer2jc. Finest New Italian Spaghetti. 2tbs for 25c, rnicsi iscw luuian t'uste (Tetter's), lbs for Hene) Iu Combs, very fine, lsc lb UtltbsKxtruetcdNcw or k State I for 25e. State Heney, 2 lbs Finest Natural Celer Pickles at 6c nnd Se deren. Nlciiacsand l)lngerHiiaps(fiiKli),3 fts for 25c. h incst Wutcr Crackers, 4 lbs for ISe. lartseap, lust the thing for rough hands, sea cuke. ' lllarkberrles Iu cans, I for 25c. Hlrawhi rrlcs Iu inns, 4 rer 25c, t'hcrrlis In cans, 3 for 25c. Fluehjlld 1'ackcd 'InmateCK, e a can IU st I'le 1 'laches, 3 cans rer 25c. L'e Otiiunt Cern at 1 cuns for 25c Finest French lVns ut 2 cans rer 25c. Flne Fri nch l'eas ut He a enn. Codfish t be V lb. I'lekled Herring, tltbs rer 25c. Hiueked Herring, .VI te HI Iu box, U5c a box. lille Fut Muckercl at 6e each, D.epSiii lllisilerMaekercl, Uaud20evlb, White Fish, tkvB. r Caustic Sivln at (icvib. Helland Herring, l.lmbiirgcr and Hweltier 11 IV1 M Dried Hecr.lOei; Knacklcs, 5c: I'lcnlc Hums, 8cy lb; lleiultss Hauls, lJc ; bklnued Hums, lii ; llolegna, no 1 n. WIIOL1MALE AND UI-TTAIL UHOCKIt, COUNEIl Wir KING AND 1'ltlr UKmIu. Directly Opposite J. It. Martin ft Ca's Dry cJoeds Btere, aud Next Doer te Herni! Ilenw Hetel. Loek for the Ulg Blgn across the pavement. OYHTUIHI llKUTUYHTEUHlNTIIKMAlU ketM-rvcdln all t)les. und meals at all hours, at CH AHLES E. llOiTEK S, Iu lhe rear or the Central Maiket. 0)stcrs In lhe shell or opened kerved te prlv&le families. Telephone coaucctleu. uev26-iudlt tl 9rg .. D lunsaoeMt vummttetrti -, - s m Net. 35 ft 37 North Queen St. NOTICE ! It your buy Inf therujht Is DMW DOOM, write te ui, itatlnc the kind of fkbrlc 7011 hara In mind or the purpose for which you desire te use It, with the price yen wish te rsy, andw will prempUjrplac In your hands samples of the best we can supply at the price. That should mean the best any when, for ear stock efDRESH OOODB It the Largest and Best Se lected that we knew or. If you de net knew the technical name of the goods, n matter ; tell us hew they leek te your eyes, or hew yen suppose they leek, and we will find them. Jut se of any thing else; settle en what you want as near as may be, and write for It. Blankets, Comforts, Quilts, Flannels, Underwear, Shawls, Lace Curtains, Table Linens, Pant Goods, Corsets, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons, Hosiery, Furs, Ruchings, Shirts, Umbrellas. And the Ten Thousand of Other Things for Heme Use or Wear or Heuse Decoration that we have n store full of. j 35 & 37 N. Queen St., LANCABTEh, PA. Charles Stamm. unituv, PtJTFIT BUYEIW, Don't Buy a DeLW's Werth of FURNITURE Before Yeu Bee Our Immense Bleck, Prices Belew Cost. Reliable Heme-Made Werk. Pick Out Your Heusestire, We'll Btere and Dellv er IU Ochs & Gibbs, Manufacturers and Dealers, 2d, 3d 1th Floers, Ne 81 BOUTH QUEEN BIKF.KT. piUIlNITUUE. LANCASTER'S G-reatestFiirniture Heuse. 27 & 29 Seuth Queen Street WE AIM IIIOHBV MAKINU TRICES LOW AND QUALITY OF THE BEST. Bed Roem Bultes from $17 te $200, in all New Bt les and Weeds l'arler Bultes from H5 te 1300. In All Cover ings Heme Made. Dining Roem Hults from fas upward. In An tique Oak, 16th Century, Aa -()eltlt Inn crs will find spoils! advantages here. Goods stereel until wanted nnd delivered free. HEINITSH'S Mammoth Furniture Depot, NOS.J7AND 20 BOUTH QUEEN BT., Lancaster, Fa. w IDMfKKB CORNER. De Net Delay Your Purchasing of HOUSETIRES I NOW IK IHE TIME, WHEN THE BTOCK IB FULL ANDTHEOI'FORTUNITV FOR BELhOTION BETTER THAN LATER ON, WHEN THE GOODS ARE BElNtl Bltll'FED TOALLhECTIONf. Come new and take It leisurely In making jour selections. WIDMYER'S, Cerner East King & Duke Sts. Uoedi dtllv rred free te all sections. Charles Stamm s ! mm STORE Mmn merrjJEm. T njajvezerwjm -AT- ASTRICH'S . 11 1 Palace of FasMen, 115 ft 117 North Queen St. THE BALANCE OUR- 1 1 Stock of Coats -WILL BE SOLD AT- SACRIFICE PRICES All This Week. -IN- SATURDAY'S PAPER. HUNDREDS OF NEW BARGAINS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO OUR ALREADY' . LARGE DIBPLAY. COMEAND LOOK AT THEM. ...Mil ... - .1 J-EW EW YORK BTORE. HAVE YOU BEEN THE- " La Parisienne " Jersey Suits -AT THE- New Yerk Stere? They have been received with great favor In Ihe large cltlen all ever the country. He. 350. Ladles' Jersey Salts. Made of Fine Jersey Cleth, Jersey or Blouse and Bklrt trimmed with white or black braid. PIUCE-12.75 EACH. He. 305. Ladles' Jersey Suits. Basque and Skirt Trimmed with Velvet. PHICE-12.75 EACH. He. 316. Ladles' Jersey Suits. liiuiiuennd skirt trimmed with French Flim nel, with back or side sasb. 1'RICE- II 00 EACH. Made In Ladles' nnd Misses' Sites efNnvy or Fast Black Jert-cy Cleth. These garments are considered bycver one who has bought them te be the neatest, best fit ting and cheupest suits In the market. FOR BALE BY WATT & SHAND, 6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST., Scxg, - T KVAN'B FLOUR. Levan & Sens, DEALERR IN GRAIN AND FEED, Baled Hay and Straw. LevaiVs Fleur! 1 Mr. Imuvc Q. I'fauti, of LltlU, Lancaster county, l'e., Is about forming a stock company et the proposed Copper Corperutlon, Iu War wick tuwushlp- The lr vulue of u share Is one hundred uellurs, nud the stock will be di vided Inte one hundred shures. 1'crrens ili. Ing te buy some of the stock will call en or ud drww, M It. 1BA AO O. I'FA UTZ. r.,llIUd LI11U, Lancaster count, l'a. h h The Great Glearug Sale i yxa&i t 1 -1 rV"EW BOHTOIf MTORB. GEfTIKfr TOUR SHAEB OP.THE -AT THE Great Selling Out Sale -AT THE NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE? i WHY NOT SPEND AN HOUR IN LOOKING THROUGH Our Bargains? IT WILL PAY YOU DOUBLY. GET TO THE RIGHT PLACE, 24 CENTRE SQUARE. J. HARRY STAMM. TyiLUAMBON A FOSTER. SPRING WEIGHT JACKETS, WRAPS AND COATS, SAXONY CLOTH JACKETS, THAT CANNOT BE FOUND ANY WHERE ELSE IN TOWN. Steckinette, Corkscrew, Diagonal and Broad Bread wale Jackets, t22e te J1Z. VVoternreor, Cennemara and Cleth CeaU. Beys' Knee Pant Bulls, Bhert Waists and Odd Pants. Gent's flprlng Weight Ov erceaU. $5. 16 and 18. Medium Weight Bulls, S8, flu and 112. flent's Winter Overcoats at bargain prices. Working Pantaloons, 75c, tl and ft 25. New Designs and Celers In Gent's Neckwear Tveks, Puffs, Keiirln-Ilaiuls and Windsors. The E. V C. C. 4 Ce., Spring Styles In Col Cel lars and CufTs. Fashionable Shades In Dress Kid Gloves for f 1 per pair. 25 Dezen Gent's Half Hese In plain colors, at 25c per pair. Spring Weight Underwear. Shirts and Drawem, 50c each. White Merine Bhlrts and Drawers, 75e each. Dr. Warner's Natural Weel and Camel's Hair Underwear, tl 50 per garment. Demet and Flannel Bhlrts, 25c te 7 50. A complete assortment of Spring Btjlesln Hats and Caps OR QENTB AND BOYS. Fur Felt Derby Hat, tl. A better quality In three proportions, 11 7S. Finer grades in Philadelphia Flexlbles, Knox Hats, lloiten Flexlbles and Silverman's Hats. The. Spring Bleck Iu Nlckersen's A Knox's Silk Hats. Plain and Fancy Jockey Caps for children, 50c. Pun Frent Cups In all colors. New and St llsli cloth Turban Hals for boys, 60c. Ladles', Gent's and MltseV, Beys' and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES That are Reliable In Every Way. Our Butten Shoes for ladles nt t250 are popu lar and reliable. Our Gent's Dress Shoes at tl SO are stylish and strong. Our Uejs' lelc leather tip Shee at 7ec and tl 2S Is the lit for school ut-ar. A large variety of Spring Novelties In Dress Robes, Including Ciilim Bilks, Bngaines, Printed .Mehairs nnd Fmbreldereci Dress Robes. 20 dltrcrcnt colors lu Ilengallnrs worth II, our price 600 iter jard. China Silk. 75c tot! 50. Embroidered Rubes, SO te 118. Printed Mehairs, et which we have the ex clualv e fcalc, 37K" Pr ard. Printed Pongees, en entirely new fabric, five dirfprrut stvhs. All-Weel Henriettas 37Je,50c, 76c andtl. All the most drslnible spring shades. UT mm Sew Bosten She, Williamson & Fester, 32-88 East King Street, LANCASTER, PA., NO. 818 MARKET ST., UARH1BBURO, PA, iSl ''l S
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