wv -JGftjfr?'" ' Vf- F , ""; "!3SyC' n- s Wifr-'J-? WKM$QA&m PAlLy, IKTBLUGgyCBR, BATUtPAY.. APBIL 19. 19B0. - i WS5TT rt- -of fi i v.j f ,S Ir .. V VVMMBKt I J W '!. ., I"" ...'i.. ." !..... -f. a wns nwawa ;! ! - 7 featd JefeaiUe, with ft radiant took, Aiallmt reunil the evening lixtit. Kteh occupied with work or book i " Then ea tar Eiffel tower I'd stead And view the wonder en each heftd." ?. ' v " Bat ytm've be ehlp te ctem the Ms t" CHedllttteXa?, In hulek reply, . " And, If you had Lew kick you'd be t I'd lake the eagle' wings and fly then en and en, o'er hill and plain, Right round th world and home again." Pshaw I Eye and wings!" sneered sturdy Dan M I'd choeie, If I a choice could make, : A' Heart strength." And I," aald Kan, The Illy' breath and beauty take." Then weet-toethed Nell piped. "Fer ray Prt ,. aire me, from bees, the honey rU" Wishing ran wild. We all were gay Mether eat aewlng, weary faced.; Small time had ine for book or play Se many eUtehM mint be placed ; ruA mmmaw atMf jttieifl- lasv Anil s Clese at her feet upe the mat. Mether !"" called Dan, " Tli your urn new I What would you take had yen the chance T" She peshed her gtasae up her brew And gave nt all a kindly glance " Well, If I could, and 'twas no crime, I'd take," she said, the cat's spare time." Laura Oarland Oarr m Bolten Tratuctipt, WINNING A FORTUNE. Andrew Carucste Discusses Yeung Men' Opportunities fbr Business Advanecmsnt. Mr. Andrew Carnegie contributes te a recent number of the New Yerk Tribune a very Interesting paper, addressed mainly te the young, en "Hew te Win Fortune." The following extracts and summary give the substance or the article i Laber is divided Inte two great armlet, the agricultural and the Industrial. In these diverse force are in operation. In the former everything tends te a further distribution of land among the many; iu the latter everything tends te a conceit t ration of business in the hands of the few. The farmer who cultivates a small fnrm by bis own labor is able te drive out of the field the ambitious capitalist whn attempts te farm upon a large scale with the labor of ethers. In Great Britain nothing lias been mere significant than that the tillers of mall farms have passed through the agri cultural depression there far better than these who cultivated large farms. Se In both countries we have proof that under t the free play of equal laws land is becom ing mera and mero divided among the masses of the people. In the whole range of Becial questions no fact is mere imper tant man mis, anu neming gives the thoughtful student greater satisfaction. The triumph of the sinnll proprietor ever the large proprietor insures the growth and maintenance of that element In soclety up on which civilization can most securely ' depend, for there is nn force In a nation se conservative of what is geed, se fair, se virtuous, as a race of men who till the soil they own. When we turn te the ether army of labor, the industrial we are obliged te confess thet it is swayed by the opposite law, which tends te ennoentrate manufacturing and business affairs generally in a few vast establishments. The fill in prices of manufactured articles has been startling. Never were the principal articles of con sumption se low as they are te day. This cheapening process is made possible only by concentration. Turning to'tlie question, "Has the young man new a chance ?" Mr. Carnegie dis cusses the difficulties that he must meet. He then takes up the prizes wen in the in dustrial world by trained mechanics. He mentions Studebaker, Pullman. Babbitt, Howe, Harper Bres., McCermlck, Walter A. Weed, Reach, Cramp, Stelnwny, Checkering and many ethers, and con tinues : Every one of these great works was iounded and managed by mttchanlcs, men who served their apprenticeship. Thellist could be greatly extended,and if we were te Include these which were created by men who eiitered life as ofllce boys or clerks, we should embrace almost every famous manufacturing concern in the country. Edisen, for instance, was a tele graph operator. Corliss, of Corliss engine; Cheney, of Cheney silk ; Roebling, of wire fame; Sprockets, in sugar refining all and many mero captains of Industry were peer boys with natural aptltude, te whom a regular apprenticeship was scarcely necessary. In the mercantile, commercial, and financial branches of business, which are all under the law which drives business affairs into large concerns, the peer clerk takes the place of the trained mechanic in the industrial world. Claflln's, Jeffrey's, Slean's, the Lords, the Taylors, the Pliel- Jses, the Bodges, the gigantic houses of erdan & Marsh in Bosten, of Field in Chicago. Barr in St. Leuis, Wanamaker in Philadelphia, Med rum it Audereen, Buffalo; New comb, Endlcett A Ce., Detroit; Tayler, Cleveland; Daniels it Fisher, Denver; Heme, and Campbell fc Dick, -Pittsburg, all these and the corresponding houses throughout the country, as far as I am able te trace their history, have the same story te tell. Wanamaker, Claflin. Jerdan Lord, Field, Barr and the ethers all peer boys in the store, and Phelps and Dedge both peer clerks. In bauklng nnd finance, it Is an oft-re-peated story that our Stanferds, Rocke fellers, Goulds, Sages, Fields, Dillons, Sellgmans, Wilsons and Huntlngtenscame from the ranks. The millionaires who are in active control started us peer boys, and were trained in that sternest but most efficient of all schools poverty. A New Yerk banker gave Mr. Carnegie a list of 36 names of presidents and vice presidents of city banks who had begun as boys or clerks, and premised te send mero the next day. Mr. Carnegie netes the almost total absonce of the college graduate from high positions in the busluess world, and says that the facts seein te justify the conclusion that collego education, as it exists, is fatal te success iu that domain. The graduate lias net the slightest chance, entering at 20, against the boy who swept the office, or who begins as shipping clerk at 14. The facts prove this. Thore has come, however, in rectn. yoars.the polytechnic and scientific schcel, or course of study, for boys, which is be ginning te show most valuable fruit iu the manufacturing branch. The trained me chanic of the past, who has, as We have' seen, hitherto carried eir most of the honors In our Industrial works, is new te meet a rival in the scientifically educated youth, who will push him hard very hard in deed. Three of the largest steel manufactur ing concerns in the world are already un der the management of three young educa ted moil students of these schools who left theory at school for practice in the works wbile yet in their toens. Walker, Illinois Steel company, Chicago; Schwab, Edgar Thomsen works i'l'ettcr, Homestead steel works, Pittsburg, are types of the new pro pre pro ducteot one ofthem yet 30. Most of the chiefs of departments under them are of the same class. Such young educated men have one important advantage ever the ap prenticed mechanic they are open-minded and without prejudice. The scientific at at at titudoef mind, (hat of the searcher after truth, renders them receptive of the new Ideas. Let no ene, therefore, underrate the advantage of education ; only it must be education adapted te the end in view and must glve instruction bearing upon a man's career. u It isiBflnitely easier for a young, practi cal man of ability te obtain an Interest In existing firms than it has ever been. Real ability, the capacity for doing things, never was se eagerly searched for as new, and never commanded such rewards. The law which concentrates the leading industries and commercial, mercantile and financial affairs in a few great factories or firms con tains within Itsuif another law net less im perious. Tiioie vast cencenu cannot be successfully conducted by salaried em em peoyes. 'In the Industtial world the days of cor porations seem likely te ceme te an end. It has been necessary for me te watch closely most of my life the operations of great establishments owned by hundreds of absent capitalist, and cenducted by sala ried officers. Contrasted with these I believe that the partnership conducted by men vitally interested and owning the works, will make satisfactory divldemls when the corporation is embarrassed and scarcely kiiews upon which slde the bal ance is te be at the end of a year's opera tions. In every branch of business this Jaw is nt work, and concerns are prosper ous, generally speaking, Just in proportion as they succeed in interesting in the profit a larger and larger proportion of their able workers. Ce-operation in this form is fast coining In all great establishments. The manufac turing busluess (hit does net have practi cal manufacturing partners had better sup ply the emission without delay, and prob ably the very men required are the bright young mechanics who have distinguished themselves while working fera few dollars par da, or UtyU rrm eha pelytw seMftMat. ... TIm s-vinf werksMMi l Mm ntlaabt workman, and Mm wla employer regard Um fact that doe save m MieM;teeie vkrene tfeai Umn something aaoep aaeep aaoep Meaally valaabte in him. The day of the bwt eapHalt steckhettter. who takes tie mm sat in vsmweB ei an weraa de em MM receipt or hi dividend, n eer dnly passing away. Theday of the valu able active worker in thn Industrial world M coming. Let, . therefore, no young ratieal workman be discouraged. On the contrary let him be cheered. Mera and mere It te becoming easier for the mechanic or practical man of real ability te dictate terms te bla tftnpiejrrn. Where then was one avenue of promotion there are new deeen. Oennlne ability will net down. But there are dangers that are fatal te ueceas. Among these are drunkenness, peculation, Indorsing for ethers and lack of concentration. Put all your eggs In one basket, and then watch that basket, la the true dectrlne-the most valuable rule of all. A BEAM ON THE TRACK. The Story Which Karaed Fer a Yankee brink of Bun. from the New Yerk Ledger. On a driszly, cbeerleea evening, deeen loungers, mere or less, were assembled In Trask'a store. Trask had a bar In one corner, where moist goods were furnished by the glass eaay the flask, or, te accom modate, by the jugful. Alse an old-fashioned open fire-place lent Its charms te the comfort of the place. By and by there entered a tail, lank, slab-sided specimen of the genua Yankee, who approached the little semicircular bar, and called for a gloss of old Jemskey. The decanter containing Jamaica rum was act forth, and the afore said biped helped himself te n generous horn. "HI I" cried one of the men at the lire- friace, "That's the chap that saved the Ightnln' express. Jest you tell 'em about iCSetb." When Seth had drunk, all hands were eager te knew hew he hail saved the ex press train. They hadn't heard of It, "Waal," aald Seth, wiping bis lips and biting a geed chew from a plug of navy tobacco, " ef ye keer ter hear It, I'll tell ye hew it happened." They offered him a seat, but be would net sit. " Ye see, night before last, Jest afore ten o'clock, I wer aeut en the sidln' of the rail road, cemtn' Up from old Whlltake's, where I'd been helpln' 'em set up sboeks. Weel,-I'd get along right whero the track makes a bend araeund Pike's Hill, and where there's a pair e' bars in the high fence ye knew ther's a snow fence along thar yeas waal, right ther, I smtm, ef I umn t soe a tarnai great ueam a-iayin' right across the track. J'rusha, hemleck an' lightnin' I What should I dew T I hadn't ue more'n seed the thing when I neera me nguinin' express a-cemin' a thunderin' up the read like all possessed 1 I put myself ter that beam, but gosh, I meut as well 'ave tried te lift the airth It self. I couldn't budge it." Here the orator wlped his speckled brew and took breath. " I tell ye, boys, p'raps ye can Jedge e' my feel in' s 'bout that tlme, but I doubt it. I beerd the express cemln' nearer and nearer, nnd'poety seen the heed-light glared right Inter my eyes. I give ene mero b'lst at that ere beam, ?and had ter give it up. 'Twasn't no use. I could only stand back and let her rip. And boom i boom ! crssh I bang I kerwhack I along it ceme. The old lnglne flew by me like n streak, and the mighty puff of the long train almost took away mr breath. I Jest shet my eyes and waited for the racket." " Well," gasped two or three of the ox ex cited listeners, in concert. " What hap pened?" " Wy, the train went right along Jest as easy as rellln' off a leg.'' " And the beam where was that T Good ness gracious! I can't soe into it." " The beam was gene," said Seth, back ing away a step. ''Oonel WhoreT By thunder 1 I b'lleve yeu're gumraiu' us. Wharhadlt gene?" " Shoe 1 Jest yeeu be easy, and I'll tell ye. Ye soe, when I stepped back ter let the train go by, my shadder fell right onto the track, and the beam had ter git up an' git. 'Twos a mewnbeam ."' He started for the deer, but they caught him. There was no malevolence in their design, however. At the publie expeuse he was permittcd te take another pull at Trask's old Jamaica. One Advantage of Cremation. Frem the Washington Pett. James T. Dubois, who was for several years consul at Alx-la-Chapellc, gave some interesting reminisconces of his stay abroad te the members of the Thirty-three Limited club at the Riggs heuse last night. Mr. Dubois, who is the most entertaining talker, told many stories of his experience which are worthy of relation te a larger audience than the members of the club who were his delighted nudlence last night. One of his incidents may be briefly told. One day he was approached in his office by a man who carried u small box Under his arm. " I want an inveice te New Yerk for tills box," said the man. A blank form was produced and Censul Dubois asked a few questions. One of them related te the age of tliocentontsofthebox. " Twenty-six years old," said the man. " What is their natareT" "My slster," was the reply. Then he told his story. His sister had died a few days befere, and when he went te have the remains shipped te New Yerk he found that It would cost (SiW te embalm and in in ceose them in a casket, and 8150 mero te ship them across the ocean. As he did net want te nay $400, he had gene te a crema tory, had the remains inclnorated for 25 and proposed te ship them for $15, saving $3G0 by the operation. After the explanation he was given the invoice, paid the usual fee aud departed with the little square box containing his sister's ashes under his arm. But this was net tbe sequel te the atlair. The box was imported Inte this country free of duty. When this fact becaine known, in connection with the way the uudortakers had been outwitted, a formal Cretcst was sent te the treasury department y seme undertakers abroad, against the importation of human ashes froe of duty, en the ground that Americans dying abroad would be cremated and sent home, thus depriving cinbalmers, manufacturers of cellins, and ethers intorestod in caring for the dead, of a seurce of rovenuo from their legitimate business. This appeal was never acted upon. An English Barmaid's Prank. Frem the Washington Pest. It will be remembored by newspaper readers that within the last year a certain Delaware millionaire named Dupent mar ried a barmaid lu the city of Queenstewn who was popularly known as "Tettie." This young woman was net strikingly handsome, but she was generally credited in Queenstewn witli possessing one of the sharpest tongues in Ireland. Wiien "Tettio" was taken away from the Quoenstoun hotel by her American husband she was succeeded by a young woman named Miss White, who was scarcely less original in her remarks than her predecessor had been. It must be borneiu mind that a young woman loses nothing In social caste iby being a barmaid lu Ireland. Net long slnce an English man who was stepping at the Queen's hotel presumed en Miss White's freedom of speech. He steed leaning upon the bar, and gradually moved Ills face closer and cleser te Miss Whlte's ruddy rueek. By the merry twinkle in the barmaid's eye it could readily be seen that she discerned that he wanted te kiss her. His lips were slowly but surely approaching the bar maid's rounded chcek, while her right hand as slowly and as surely encircled the neck of a decanter which steed en the bar. When his lips had approached te within one inch of her cheek she suddenly raised the bottle nnd poured Its cold contents down the back of his neck. Then springing lightly backward she exclaimed with a merry laugh : "I thought ye were gettin' a trifle warrum, air, and I'd cool ynr ardor." VOICE9 OF THE YEAR. Hark te the flcudUh j ell, Ilurk te the umpire'! theut, " All ready, new, ploy ball ! "That " Man'a " Out," -J-'rem the .V. 1'. UtraliU lloepsklrtu Acnln Muy ceme Inte style, but His heed net. The transformation which will bring back that style ut crinoline euzht te be Indefinitely post poned. Transformation In the health of tliou tlieu sands of women throughout the country have taken place during the past few years. Pale, haggard, and dispirited, they lme becemu brtjht-eyed and healthy. The secret? Dr. Pierce's FaerlU Prescription, which cure all these chronic " weaknesses" uud distressing allmt uU peculiar te women. K,H4w B BOWK'S BAMATAtULLA. Scrofula&Salt Rheum The heritage ef which every human being Is almost as certain as he Is of air, sunlight and breath, Is Scrofula Humer, far away In the realms of history we catch glimpses of what a cane upon the people this all-preraleat con lamination made lUelt Peer diet and IbiubV elent feed, 111 ventilation, nlth and dampness, all assist the slumberlag germs of Scrofula te overpower the vitality of the body and ran riot In the system. The bleed In lu process of renewing the waste cannot expel any Inherited taint or weakness or Impurity, It can only be removed by the action of some purifying medi cinal ageney, which assisted by nutritious feed, well digested and assimilated Inte bleed, gradually Insures the posse Ien of sound health. Such a renovating remedy has Brown's Cured by Sarsaperllla proved Itself te be, whether this taint has given rise te Scrofula, BaltBheum Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver Complaints, or Kidney Diseases, which are'the roost frequent manifestations of Its presence, all have readily yielded te the clean and purifying action of Brown's BarsapartUa. AVEUYBAUCASK of Berofela, cured by Brown's Sarsaparllla, has excited the people living In and around the town of Lee, Me. Mr. Averlll jrrltea us as fol fel lows t " My son has new taken fourteen bottles of Brown's Barsaparllla, and I am lure It has completed a cure. Ills case was the worst I ever saw. HI fsee was covered with what seemed te be scales, and the Itching was se In tolerable that he tossed about In agony through Brown's Sarsaparilla All at Druggist SI .OO. 8 bettlM for B.OO. DON'T take Something else "Just as geed," IT IB NOT. Aba Wakkkn A Ce., Bele Proprietors, Banger, Me. (S) ePru M ETZGEICt HAUQHMAN. CHEHP CHRPETS. .MctZsger Sc Haughman. BRUSSELS, INGRAIN, RAG, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, Bought at Auction and from the Manufacturers. CARPETS AT 10 CENTO. OA ItPKTH AT I2 CENTS. CARPETH AT 15 CENTS. CARPETS AT 20 CENTO. CARPETS AT 36 CENTO. Carpet Bags Taken In Exchange. Fleer Oil Cleths Cheap. Window Shades. Best Steamed Feathers at Metzger& Haughman's Cheap Stere. 38-40 West King St., Lancaster, Pa. (OPPOSITE THE COOPER HOUSE.) N- EXT DOQltTOTUE COURT HOUSE. BLACK MOURNING GOODS. OUR BLACK 000D3 DEPARTMENT new possesses one or the best se lections of Black and Mourning Goods te be found In the city. Black Cashmeres, All-Weel and Silk Warp Henriettas, Striped Henriettas, Figured Armures, Tamlse Mehairs, Lusters, Nun's Veiling and Herges. Special Bargains In Bordered Nun's Veilings at 75 cents and II. A full line of Luplu'N Black Cashmere Shawls, In Deuble and Single, from 11.75 te I12.M). Courtland's English Crapes from 75c te 94.60 a yard. Mourning Bordered Handkerchiefs. Fast Black Hese, and a full stock of Black Gleve. 49-Our l'rlca-Llst of Carpet sent free en application. FHHNESTOCK'S, 35 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa. grtl CEeacltCB. F UNN ilc BUENEMAN. Lew Priced Baby Carriages, Beys' Velocipedes, Little Giant Bicycle. THIS IS THE FINEST MACHINE IN THE MARKET. AGENTS FOR REACH'S BASE BALL AND LAWN TENNIS GOODS. FLITCH St BREKEMAN, NO. 152 NORTH QUEEN ST.. LANCASTER, PA. $Hachinevtj. . or hcavv. at short nntlce. ae te JOHN r, 313 East Fulton street. n7-tfd CARRY IN STOCK BEST CHARCOAL, Hammered Bar Iren. Deuble Kenned Iren, Burden's Rivet Iren, Itlet, Het aud Celd Beiler Iren, Kteel, Sheet Iren S-10 te Ne. 18, at JOHN BESTU 331 East Fulton street. m7-tlcl TNJECTOR3, RUE LITTLE UIANT. HAN I cock Inspiraters and Electors, Ebcrman Beiler Feeder, I'enberthy Inspector, American Injectors, all In stock, at JOHN BEHT'H. sa East Fulton street. Tu7-fld FOR PRATT A CADV ABBE8TOH DISC Valves, Jenkins Vnlen,llruss Glebe Valves, Brass Gate Valves, Iren Bedy Glebe Valves, Leerbafety Vulves, Tep (surety Valves, Air Valves, Radiator Valves, Trull's Bwlnjdng Check valves. Brass Check VaUcs.Koet Valves Angle Valves, call ut JOHN BEST'S, 333 Ens Fulton Htreet. m7-tfd TTIOU HTEAM OAUGUS, HIGH OR LOW Ij I'reMuri", Water Gauges, Gauge Cocks, Weed Wheels or Weighted, Glass Tubes, Whistles, Hyplieus for Httam Gauges, Cylinder Oilers I'lnln, Water Gauge Columns. Cocks for Hteam Gauges, cull en JOHN BEMT, 83.1 East Fulton street. m7-tfd A GENCY FOR CALLAHAN A CO'8 CE J.. ment te take the pluce of Red Lead. In bulk It makes five times the quantity of red lead and Is fur superior In making steam Joints, packing man and hand hole plates en boilers, Ac, Ac, Price. 20 cent per pound, ut JOHN BEST'S, 333 Jiist Fultenslrtet. m7-trd 17WR BOLTS, LAG 8GREWS, HETBCREWB, Mqunreaml Hexagon Nuts, these goods In stock, nt JOHN BEST, 333 Uat Fulton street. in7-trd ACKINGH.A8 FOI.LOWH i DIRIGO, FOR bteem nnd Hydraulic- FnrklmAsbest Repe, We en nnd Wick Packing, Hemp Packing, As bestos Mill Beard, Asbcstei Cement, Aslestes Hheathlng, Gum Packlng.Oum Ulngs for Wuter Gauges, Plumbago Packing, iteed's Patent As As As botes. Lined 8trtlenal Pipe Cever, ut JOHN BEST'S, 333 East 1'ulten street. m7-trd "I OLD BRONZE, LIQUIDS AND SIZING IT for steam work, at JOHN BIiJT"ri,S!3 Knst 1 niten street. m7-tfd T TIOIl BOI I.Kit TUI1E BRUSHES, BTILLHON " Pipe Wrenches.Plpeand Menkey Wrenches combined. Flics, Oil Cans, etc, go te JOHN BEST, 831 East Fulton street. m7-tfil 371011 HORIZONTAL STATIONARY EN i glncs, from 2 te W hor.e-power, and Verti cal Euglnes from 2 te 40 horsc-peer. you will find them at JOHN BEUVS, 333 East Fulton street. ' IF IN WANT OF BRASS OR IRON STOP Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet and Bib Cocks, Icr Cocks, Swing Joints, call and get them, or send our order by mall, te JOHN BIr, 333 East Fulton street. m7-tfd PUMPH, BOILERS, MINING, CKNTIUFU. gal nnd Htenm Pumps, of any capacity, at JOHN BESTS, 331 East Fulton street, m7-tfd -VirillTE COTTON WASTE, COPPED BY V the pound, 10c; in lets of 10 pounds or eter.Oc, All goods dell ercrt teanv part or the citvl'ree. Cull en JOHN BK-T, Ne. 333 East Fulton street. m7-td 17011 CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGS, BOTH P plain and reducing, up te ((-Inch diameter. MalleHble Fittings, I lunges. Plunge Unions. Hansen, Fleer and Celling Plates, go te JOHN BEST'S. 333 East Fulton street. m7-tfd rriANKH FOR WATER.OILS, ACID OR GAS L or any shape or capacity, at fair prices, go te JOHN BE3T. IH3 East Fulton strict. Im7-tTd many a sleepless night. Ite commence some weeks age te nse Brown's Baraeparllle In con nection with the salve you emtie allay the Ir ritation, and new he is se Mr recovered that we consider hie complete cure as certain." Mr. J. W. Burke, of Lee, chairman of PenoeeaetOo. Commissioner, says I "It l wonderful what Brown's Sarsaparllta has done ter yeaag Aver 111." In this ease Brown's Sarsepertll threw open the bowel and pore of the skin, at the same time entering Ihe bleed, beglnalflr a vigorous warfare en the Impure matter found there, and which wa a constant source of sup ply for the scrofulous humor en the ou tilde. In time this wa expelled from the system, and only pure matter entered the bleed. the Use of ' SALT RHEUM. On Davis street. In Banger, resides Mrs. Ed. win Wiley, whose daughter wa badly a&tcted with Salt Rheum. At times her face and hands would be covered with blotches. Se Intense was the Itching sensation that applications of salt were made te destroy It, Fer a long time no relief could be obtained. One day some one suggested Brown's Sarsaparllla, and a bottle was purchased. Later Mr. Wiley brought her daughter te the establishment of Mr. Ara War ren, where Brown' Barsaparllla I made. The face that a short time previous was covered with blotches, burning and Itching, presented as fair aud smooth an appearance a that of any young lady. La than ena! neTTLn was used. ffSoeb, . CARPETS AT 85 CENTS. r.Anaiinj r uw.ij'MiHa CARPETS AT SO CENTS. CARPETS AT 65 CENTS. CARPETS AT 76 CENTS. GOODS T eSreccrtctt. T HUllSK'B. THE FINEST IN THE MARKET I The Yenlzer Evaporated Sugar Cern. 'Ihe Finest In the Suite. Tender, Sweet and Elegant. Try It. Held Only by Us In Lancas ter. Jellies and Preserves. Jellies by the bucket, In tin cups, lu tumb lers, In gloss Jars, and by the peund: retail at 6c per pound. FIne Pure Fruit and Sugar Pre serves ; equal U home-made. McGAW'S CANNED CORN. EVERY CAN GUARANTEED.-Thlnk of It, hew cheap; 0c a can, or 17 cans for ene dollar. Werth a great deal mere, but we hove tee much. Tim price must make it go faster. We are bound te sell It. Ourless Is your gain. BURSK'S, NO. 17 EAST KING STREET. IMPORTANT TO HOUSKKEEPERH-TUK Special Sale of Teas, CetTces and Groceries still continues at CLARKE'S. NOTE A FEW PRICES : Choice Table- Syrup at 3.5c and 40c a gallon. Genu I no Muple 8) ru p at 2ie per quart can. E1am Cheese, KkitfSc and 6c for Edam In Feil. Pineapple Cheescrreduced te 49c each. 4 ds Part Cream Cheese for 2ac. Swiss Cheese enlv 22c per ID. Mustard rSplccd Sardines, 10a for large boxes. 2!t new Raisins and 2 Us new Figs for 25c 2Ss Evaporated Apples and 1 E New Prunel las. 23c. Feid Brether's Tomatoes reduced te 6JJc can. Windham Cern the best Cern packed, lzue can. A Pretty Little Tea Pet containing a B Tea fer4"c. A Few Buckets Ne. 2 Mackerel at 70c Ne. 1 Mackerel reduced te He per B). ('.untie HxU lu 3 Uis kettles, at 6c per lb. Extra Sedu Biscuits only Cooper lb. Exlru Fuinllv Crackers, 6c or 6 lbs for 25c. 4 lbs Pearl or Flake Tapioca for 25c 6 ni A vena, Oatmeal or Furlna for 25c Washing Powder, 3n pack. And alluthecgoeds throughout the stock will beseldul thenljee proportionally low prices. Samuel Clarke, Agt., TEA, COFFEE AND GROCERY BTORE, 12 AND II SOUTH QUEEN ST. fTMIOS. F. PERRKTT, X PRACTICAL HATTER, All kinds of Huts Cleaned, He-Tnnuned and Remodeled te leek like new. Bilk Hat a specialty. IlaU culled for bv addressing mSMind 8 COURT AVENUE, Lancaster, Pa, 1 i PER CENT.DEBENTUREBTOCK CER lU tiflcates In multiples off 100, earning a guarantee cash dividend or 10 per cent, per an. num. payable semi-annually, aru Issued vy the Building and Lean Association of Hukotadleme OIllce, Aberdeen, Seuth Dakota). Ne member ship fee or ether expense Incident te Issuance of stock. Stock may be converted Inte cash at purchase price after two je-ars. Invester se cured by real estate mortgage te double the amount or the Investment deposited with a Trustee. Correspondence Invited. V. tt.niAULiIKiW, Manager Philadelphia Offlc. Ne. 411 Walnut Htreet. Janl-3med llM. Q0ICMOMMUWBUIOKRTOIIB. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT OF- Tlic ( illinium te 40 EAST 1ING ST., (orreim court aenu.) A TEST CASE! Hei Many People Read Adier tisements ? In order te test the efficiency of advertising and ascertain the number who read and believe ad vertisements, we make the fol lowing substantial offer, which means hundreds of dollars te be given away Free te the people of Lancaster and vicinity. Save This Paper! Bring a copy of it te our store and receive Free of Charge, a card which will entitle you and your family te a discount of je per cent, en all goods bought from us in the next 90 days. Ne discount without a copy of the paper. We want hundreds of new customers and we mean te have them, if fair treatments, low prices, geed goods and liberal inducements will bring them. 40 EAST KINO STREET, (0PP0BITB COURT S0UI1.) LANCASTER, PENNA. Shee Stere Ti tain Sense Shee Sire JfttttW f fMhUtt, pALACC or rASHIOfl. ASTRICH'S PALACE OF FASHION, lWAHDinK.QTJjUK ST., LANCASTER. The Leading Stere in the City for Millinery. Have opened this week an other large invoice el New Mil linery Goods. The grandest assortment of Flowers ever shown by us. Alse all the latest styles in Untrimmed Hats and Bennets. We will display these goods en Wednesday and Thursday, and invite you te call and see them. Alse will exhibit our latest in Trimmed Hats, all at our well known Lew Prices. We furthermore announce that en Wednesday we start a euctiai icu-veiu eaie 01 jew elry. Between two and three thousand pieces of Jewelry, consisting of Breast Pins, Lace Pins, Ribbon Pins, Bracelets, Earrings, Hair Pins, Queen Chain, Necklaces, Cuff Buttens and Cellar Buttens,Side Combs, Beads, and many ether articles, all at iec apiece. A Wonderful Bargain Sale. tome early. Anether let of goods from our purchase of Mrs. Wood ward has been put up. and we new ener tne touewing : One let of best Filaselle at ic a skein. One let of Repe Silk at 4c a skein. One let of best Wash Silk at 2 Jtfc a skein. One of best Japanese Wash ing Fless at iVt c a skein. One let of Arazene, best colors, at ic a skein. One let of Embroidery Chenille at ic a skein. One let of Embroidery Silk, en spools, at ic a spool. One let of large spools of Embroidery Silk (ten-cent spools), best colors, at 5c a spool. One let of Linen Flourishing Thread, best colors, at 4c a skein. One let of Linen Bargarren Art Thread at 4c a skein. 25 dez. best Black Silk Gloves at 25c a pair. 100 dez. 5-hook Lacing Kid Gloves, in black, tans and slates, at 79c a paii ; worth $1. 50 dez. Tan Colored Un dressed Musquetaires at 75c a pair. Clothtne. TjMNE TAILORING. l89O--SPRING.--.89O Fine Tailoring. Tba Largest and Most Elegant Auerttnrat of SPRING NOVELTIES New Ready for Your Inspection. W would also announce thn purchase of a Jeb Let of English Bulling and TreuMrlng at a great saerlnce, which w will sell nt Astonishingly Lew Prien. 49-Call early te secure a bargain In the H. Gerhart, ONLY DIRECT IMPORTING TAILOR IN TIIEOITY 43 NORTH QUEEN STREET. dzr-tfd T IHE PEOrLK'B OAHH STORE. tamsiMM MERCHANT TAILORING AT Cletliingr OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST POSSIBLE MANNER, At the Lewest Possible Prices, W-HATiBPACTION IN EVERY PARTICU LAR GUARANTEED. 25 East King Street, LANCASTER, PA. mar3MydR TF YOU WANT A KIRST-CLA83 POHTAULE I Engine aud Ueller, en wheels, cheap, ns the follewlug prices shew: 8 horse-power. 9175 ; 8 horse-power, KM ; 10 horso-pewer, J375: 15 horse power, IS7S; U) horse-power, $1,175, call at JOHN IlK3TM,M3East Pulton street. m7-tfd The People s Cash Stere Thereeple's Casfe-Stere rpRUE DALMATIAN INBECT POWDER, X propelled uy a geed powder blower, I the meat effectual destroyer of file and ether small lnCU. for sale At H UilLEY'H DRUG BTORE. MWwtJClncMrwt fftUv v JEWELER AMD GRADUATO Of fc' 'Lj1L-J J JMWSLKH A aRADUATXOPTlClJ 1 i , 4i I the Most HetMltlre Organ wa utvinwu wammi is erieuaaaa fatal. Eye that Ache, Eye UiatGrewTlr, that are Dim, Eye that Burn erltcsV under this head and sheuM ham lam attention, Eyes j. ,5' Examintd rrwli i-S.l1 Ne Dmn llaal f ;! m OHAS. S. GUI NO. 10 WEST KINO STRKsW, LANCABTSa 7A. w ALTER C.HERK. y; hi Ar your Eye troubling yen beawJ I'aww uu llUh BU1V I 41 CALL AT- & HERR'SI THE JEWELER, a And find out Uit cause. We supply thai Kiviiia uu is fiair ei GOOD GLASSES, PROPERLY , TPROK. LITTLE, EXPERT OTOl win be here this week. Difficult en IImIIajI """ &( ftAAHUBATlUflH IfJUUE. SS . ..... . ... ' tlf la S wauer i. ne t ; i J-Mst Ne. 101 N. Queen SI 4$. CORNER OF ORAMSE. z AHM'8 CORNER. SPEOTAOLE! a: A NEW AND PERMANENT DEPART urisBU . -AT- r& 5XW ZAHM'S CORNER 4fe We bar opened a DISTINCT OPTICAIsj partmentln connection with our retail I neu.and have FITTED UP AN OPPH THE 8K0OND FLOOR OF OUR BUIL exclusively dereted te thU braneh.aa placed It In charge of a ''"- lUmltr Ondiul 0picUa( ' Having had 10 year experience InMttl nospitaiseruiecounuy, and reeeraaMMM the beat medical authority In the Mate. 5, n e uu nut propose ve simpiy aajnati an can or aewcute eight, ana ,nt the correct lenses, bat te Mrferm all OAL OPERATIONS aeecswary, and te' unaer treauneni tneee who by preeer I new neeu eniy trtnuneni or tne eye tai tneir cignt without the ueref pet the nrae time we de net proseee te adjustment e expensive a te debut)! vemer rrem tne aa vantage ei a yreaer ncllen, and will make all EXAMINAl FREE, excepting only theee that lennirtl ciai treatment te remedy any aeMev.ai sole swent for the celebrnuxl V- . ,; ARUNDEL TINTED BPKJTAC The beit lene for the money tn the and having the advantage of a proper i ment at a prlce'wlthln the reach of all, I win de no necessity ter any en Ming gt that are uncomfortable or namlted te ' eye. We shall be pleased te have all en with any trouble of the eye. In whatever . call and be properly treated, by la AMI ERNEST Z AHM, ZAHM'S CORNER, apre3md LANCABTEB,! X&' Huvnituvt, i4j F URNITUBE. rfl- ' 'if i h3 .fit De Yeu Want" 'Bl ff The Beit Furniture for' Lent Meney ? lfe, come te ee u. Our Elegant New I Bleck I new en our fleer ready te show. Nothing like It wa ever seen here before, r Parler and Bedroom Butt, dretgned b I best artist In Europe and America, and pat! gether se substantially that we can gtver uaranlee with each article. ': ' By the way (you must Just keep It te - self,) and hurry te see us, for we are few artlclessef Furniture carried ever from I year below price that they could be bought I al auction, for instance, a uearoeaa Bull, I HEINITSH'S FURNITURE DEPOTS 27 & 29 Seuth Queen Street M QC CHS A GIBBS. FIVE MINUTES Leeking Outdoes Alt the Geed Thing might ay about OUR FURNITURE! It' Just the kind of Furniture that dUf wormy name, am ine new niyies. u i trouble te sell sucli Furniture wnen u aae llerA'u ih ivuan Wa Hell Knrnlture ler 1 utatlena Well a for Mene, Ne thought! cheapness lu a single piece, muue ter ion and satisfaction, and yet sold cheap. what makes it se easy te sen. Ochs & Gibbs, Manufacturtnand Dealer, V Ne. 81, fJOUTH QUEEN STREET. ' Carriage m QTANDARD CARRIAGE WORK. u EDV. EDGERLEY, i ni3 OAKKIAUK JBUU-J-lt, 10, 2, 48 4 45 MARKET 8TUEKT, ; tt ' Postefflce), LANCAOTERfHi All the latest BtvlM in Eut xle J nlly . rlages, Phsten. Surreys. Cfbrlelei, But-koeards, Tretting Wagons-Btaeu Wa Market Wagons, etc., new ready ler the Aflw line of Heerad-Hand Werk. New is tne lime j . 'tT."T.iE Sfy prtSi TS the lowest .S the ceuntf-H Smeaiuilltyofwerk. Give me a call and . ur-mflwand Repairing promptly iJ tended te and done In a flrsVcTa-, manhw. tgp gOV Ol WU--ttW --vj -.--'--. , ytUgvwe, lh&Kik?, -A . -f-vf ; 'zl5tl fa 4' iVjtfeS', ? .,n -- & '-i. y-j& .v y.v&ft ...nv as'. & &&&Z?i&
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