THIS COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, J' A.
Mocha,
1 JAVA
10.
Combined
IS WHAT
LION COFFEE
, IS MADE Or
IT PLEASES EVERYBODY"
MAKING ''W WORK OK IT.
You sa y he wotiii. whether
it time fr 0111 Jacobs' u. ,:. "' -. he
mijjht, bu t it pleases him ie;:u, .u-.ci
our Brea il, Oak cs, Ties. Ice Cream.
Carvlie, &c, will please you better
thin any you can secure else vhere.
We aim to make everything as nice as
can be mi !, and our continued and
increasing patronage shows how well
succeed in pleasing customers
j. JACOE3 cZ SOZT,
Baker anl 51 rnnteetleners.
NO. 130 WKST MAIN STRKKT.
TOE SALE.
UrMraM" '. a aat lots and 1 nurinVr nf torn I
houses mi.: 1": . In ltl''!!i!.'irif. P.i Th- l-st
business -1 : i ; 1 ' i 111 Ill'Kiln-llUlt,'. A V.'I'V lf-l !M-
ble propert i . n t :i 1 : In kf !:i m-res and tb'-i ela-s
htillilltms u- 1 !i ..ooil will In n business wnitli
HaiMn fi.vni ;. r year at Willow i.rov.
Ittvellln.'s :: Kspy. i imtiuevillo and Pci.-li
Haven. A l:i:'3-' nuinh. r ui laiias In 1 il . ml L.i
ounty. on In I.uerne Oii'ity. one in Virginia.
Two fount l-)' More Stainta In Columbia Cmmty
anil one In I.uerne Cmimy. A w.ir miwiT
pi mlnu' inlll. i'i v dock nnd lutulier yard and
sheds in It m. i Haven. I'a. .l V) uw t
irood fanii lan I at same place, by M. P. I.I'TZ
SON. Iri-iiranoo und Ural Estate Agents,
BLOO.Msm itu, I'A. tf.
Mcsical College. The Summer
Term opens August i St., in Vocal
and Instrumental Music. For cata !
logues address Henry B. Moyer,
Freeburg, Pa. 6-io-3t.
"The Yeddo straw hats'' newest and
lightest hat made at Lowenberg's.
Wanted, Respectable family hav
ing no young children of their own to
board a little boy for $2.co per week
and give attention to his moral train
ing. Address Children's Aid Society,
127 So. 1 2th St., l'hilada., Ta.
EQUESTRIAN LIVERY.
Charles E. Hower has opened a
livery stable at the rear of his premises
on Third street, where he keeps saddle
horses to hire. He has five head, well
broken, safe for ladies and children.
Thus far he has been well patronized.
He will accompany those who are just
learning to ride, if desired.
tf.
Many pleasures in life are due to
good health and good looks. Manner's
Double Extract Sarsaparilla will bring
pleasures as it increases the appetite, re
lieves all disorders arising from bad
blood such as Headache, Constipation
Boils and pimples which when driven
out of the system brings good looks.
Manner's Double Extract Sarsaparilla
can be found at all drug stores alsu at
Moyer Bros. tf.
Fashionable Livery.
The well known horseman has
opened a fashionable livery in connec
tion with his boarding stable at the
Exchange Hotel Stables, where fine
turnouts can be obtained, sii,nle ov
double. He has well broken and safe
saddle and driving horses for ladies,
all at reasonable rates. Orders left
at the E: har.ge Hotel will uccive
prompt attention. O.ivers furnished
when desired.
tr W. A. Hautm.i., l'mptietor.
Some one has said that a
bargain is an article sold un
der its real value, h'ornc ;id
vmisers are not believer;; in
this theory or are as econo
mical of '.he truth as they arc
with their bargains.
It ''an honest tale speeds
best be'mj plainly told."
This is our purpose in offer
ing Wall paper bargains.
They are bargains because
they are as we represent them,
full length, full weight, bona
fide goods.
We know one instance of a
bargain in wall paper which
after it was on the walls lead
pencil marks showed through.
Whose was the bargain?
Come and see us before
buying; elsewhere.
VV. H. Urooke & Co.
lie
! the fznnsylvania DiiUOATioN.
At a meeting of tiie Pinnsyivania
delegation to the Democratic National
convention held last Monday in the
Sherman House, Chicago, Chairman
Ilensel made a short ad
dress and Senator Grant Herring offer
ed a resolution instructing the chair
man to cast the solid vote of Penn
sylvania for Grover Cleveland until he
shall be nominated lor President of
the United States or the delegation
shall instruct otherwise.
He had hardly finished reading his
resolution when Delegate Collins, of
Bellefonte, pushed his way through the
crowd, and, made a hot speech
against casting a solid vote for Cleve
land. The caucus was held with open
doors, and the violent language of
Mr. Collins created some liitle excite
ment, which soon quieted down. When
he got through Delegate John T.
Lenihan, of the Twelth district moved
that the name of Grover Cleveland
be struck from the resolution and
that of Robert E. Pattison, of Penn
sylvania be substituted.
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Harrity, who was in the caucus as
proxy for Charles J. Young, of the
Fifth district, made a very politic
Speech, in which lie declared that it
would not do to push forward ( iover
nor Pattison so long as Cleveland was
a possibility The State Convention
had instructed its delegation to vote
for Cleveland, he said, and he insisted
that those instructions should be car
ried out to the letter.
I "That was a gay ul company that
j we belonged to. Jje, away back m
' '6S, when you an '. I 'ran with the
machine.' Do you remember that
'big fire in Hotel Rov. one freezing
r.iuht, when fifteen people were pulled
out ot their burning rooms and came
: down t;-.e ladder in their night-clothes:
. and how 'Dick' Green I -fought down
two 'kids' at once one in his arms.
the other slung to his back? Poor
' 'Dick'! He got the catarrh dreadfully,
from so mtu.h exposure, and suffered
j from it five years or more. We
; thought once he was goinj into con
: sumption, sure. But. finally he
I heard of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
I ami tried it, and it cured him up as
'. sound as a t'int. I tell you. Joe, that
1 catarrh remedy is a great tiling. It
i saved as good a man and as brave a
I fireman as ever trod in shoe leather."
"
ORPHANS' COURT SALE i
OF VALUABLE--
Real Estate.
E:.7tr of DuniPl Deceafeil
By vlrtuo of an order of the orphan's Court of
Columbia county, there will be exposed to pub
lic sale at the late residence In the borough ot
Berwick, Pa., on Front street, on
SATURDAY JULY 16th, 1S92.
a', a o'clock, p. m., the lollowing pieces or land :
Tract No. I All that certain piece of Und
situate partly lu the borough of Berwick and
partly in the township ot Sulein, Luzerne coun
ty, Pa., belntf parts of lots markt dand nwnbred
In the Keneral plan ot said borough of Berwick,
fifty-six ond titty-nine, beinnli) In the middle
of lot numbT rlfty-slx on Canal street ; thence
by said street seventy-four nnd one fourth feet
to lot number sixty in Luzerne county;, thence
by tho same sixty-six and one-halt feet to lot
cw n-'d by Isadore V. Chamberlain ; thence by
land of said Chamberlain seventy-four and one
fourth feet to the centre of lot number tlfty-slx;
thence by the same sixty-six and one-half feet
to the place of beginning, upon which tln're is
(Trowing a choice lot of fruit bearlug tres and
vines.
Tract No- S All that certain piece of; land
situate partly in borough of Berwick, Columbia
county, I'a., and partly In s.ilem township, Lu
zerne county, r.i., being one in lot and a halt to
wit : tlie whole of hit marked and numbered In
the general plan of tlie borough of Berwick
aforesaid numbers tlfry-rive and the westerly
halt oflot number tlfty-slx. Beginning on Front
l rei-t In said liorouijli at tlie eoim-r of I' it niim-bi-r
!iny-two;then.e by the same one hundred
iV'lity-iiie and a half feet to Canal street;
1 unlive by thsainc seventy-four feet three in
ch's the width of a lot and a half to the center
of lot number ;flfty.-i!x within the Hue ot Lu
zern? county thence Through til" m! Ml- i;f s.dd
Int and runtilng Into ( oliimlila county again
one hundred, elghty- iue and a half feet to Front
street along Front s'reet afoi'i-i-.ild thmoe
H'.venty-four fei-t tlin-e Iii:Ih-.- Ij the
place or beginning, whereon are eiv.-tod the f il
lnwlng buildings : d mble t wo story frame
dwelling ho'i-ie, (in-, j s:o'.-.. rrame dwelling liiillie
with cellar ki'-i-ie-a, one tun .-.t i;-y fr.aiie build
ing and out bull ling-, ' ii le Is altio n 1. I111I 'e Pit
"f fruit bearing tree, ami vines growing up-ui
tti" premises.
Tkuvs or .-a'.k. 'I', n :i -r ei:t ,r :i:n ei'.t bid
fur eat 11 property upim t he st t ll.ing d-iv u t here
of. Dlle-ll.llf 1,1 t he lj.ll.ili-:.- Ol.luljer l:.r ti. IK'.I-J.
and t!i i-.-ii. s , ,i .lanuary !i'. wl.li
!nte..-,t tc.ii. -inly ;-''4-'. In-ferreu payment-.
tO lie fiee,is-., l,y (,r,(. :,(,! lilOl'gjg,- T t -. n I ,,-
premises. J'.isseseni gi . im ii-M.uii -r lii' li l1.
Sltbil-Cl 10 lea V.-..
F.vans, Any. AI.i'NZ't.!. si i.T.
iti-i wli-;;, 1 .u,.liii;- r.. .:. I.x-i n:nr.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
if h,
i u i
fee.-fi: i
I !i 1 1" I : iihun's rum-; niitl.-e Is Iii-i-i l,v e-v..i
tbai the under slgtied upp diii.-u i-y in- i nun
an ainliiiii to disirlbille Mie tnmiey paid Into
."mil iindei mi older or .M.ireli -in, ls;i n hhUI
i -slale, will il! I'-lill al Ins oniee u l-.on;nsl.,li'
on V.'.-ilhevi.i'. . tl.e -,7 U el .inly, .-. I. in ; at ill
oVloi-k lii I In- forenoon, In pei-to.-m t he dm les of
Ids appointment. Ail persons lieiii -o.-wi liav
!ln: i ii.lln.-. upon Die suM fllnl lire l'--iMl;.'ii to
aiteut iu t-Vublisli llieir rl(,'iil,or be tnn-.er
di ba.lell 1,'nU colllllie In upon s.ild fun. I.
I., s. w i.n i iw.srcsN,
.luii" mi, :mi;. iw. a mm or.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Xfhtirof Cnh.irln Wliitinijht, ativitnel.
In 1 he orphan's t'ourt nntlee is hereby plven
tlial She unileir-ilifiied appointed by the I ourl
an auditor todist rlbuiethe balaneeln the ImndH
of II. II. .rol.. Kxeeuiorln KidU eatule will at
letid.al his oniee n ni(,msbur(t on Tuesday,
the liiiih day of .Inly, A. J. is.i-, hi ten o, Inek lu
the loieiioou, to perform Ihe dalles of his Hp.
polhlineiil. AH peiHoim having elalins upr.u
the Huid fund aro required to at lend and estab
lish I heir rltfht. or be forever deburnU from
conilnn lu upon the bald fund.
Juno 30, 18 OH A uuUor
IT PAYS
To ho editions in tbe choice of modi,
vinos. Many nro injured by trying ex
periment with compounds purporting
to b blond. purifiers, the principal
recommendation of wlilrli would seem
to be their "cheapness." Ileitis made
up of worthless, though not nlwari
harmless, Ingredients, they may well
be "cheap;" but, In thu end, they are
dear. The most reliable medicines are
costly, and can bo retailed at mod
erate prices, only when the manufacture
lng chemist handles the raw material!
In large quantities. It is economy,
therefore,
To Use
Ajrer's Sarsar-nilla, the valuable components
of which are imported, wholesale, by the
J. C. Aver Co. from the regions where these
articles are richest In medicinal properties. 1
"It is a wonder to me that any other
than Ayer's Saraparllla has a show In the
market. If people consulted their own In-
tercst. they would never use any other; for
it is not only the best, but, on account of its
concentrated strength and purity, it Is the
most economical." James K. Duffy, Drug
gist, Washington St.. Providence, K. I.
Dr. A-1. Almond. DruguHt, Liberty, Va.,
writes: "Leading physicians In this city
prescribe
Ayer's
FarsaparlHa. I have sold It for eighteen
years, and have tlie highest regard for its
healing qualities."
r "Although tlia formula Is known to the
trade, there can be no successful Imitation
of Ayer's Sarsaparllla. Without having the
enormous facilities of the J. C. Ayer Co.. It Is
Impossible for other parties to put together
such valuable ingredients, at the low cost
of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
It stands at the head of all similar prcparv
tinns." Mark A. Jones. 50 years a druggist,
CO Cambridge St., E. Cambridge, Mass.
rrepsred by Dr. .T. C. Ayor kCo., Lowell.Mwu.
bold t.yall Init-:,t. Price (1; mi bo.f,i.
Cures others, will cure you
$6.55
PRESENT
ile.mtitul b ".k 1 ont a I rdng the l.i'---t vucal mu:vC
1 1 1 1 1 lee.HU-le pl.l'e. !l.li"N -111-- ! HI'.,
llieludliigi.ie 1 11-iv. lag ...-eiii., in :,,
bid gel:
Aft-nv.iriU. in l i.' iVnrki.1 Eight IIhuis. In
ll.iliy s Fa-,1
A.-leep. HI I WllNMe :lld V;iP. 4.1
e.,l-.,les, .V LiJVe M.l.luf.l 1). .-1.111. .'J
li-id nl.-ss Our
Land. -.'I did Organ PI over. in
iei Pn-tty li-,.v. .'i.i uur i..:t Wal. ;u
1. 11. ml Ih" Flag. 4il Over tie. .M'-uint Sea, el
In M Madrid, rm sw.-et Kat le Rentier, m
.Mary and .lolm. 1 ) hat Is Love, w
Weglve thisbi.ik to Int roiiu"!-to you
kmolt's r.AKiNt; fowiikk
And K!!Ol"TS FLAVOHINi; KXTIiACTs,
rnmiriKttl for IVRITY nml .STllKSHTH.
Your gro.-er will give yon a circular contain
ing additional Premium List with full p.utlcu-
ia.a nu 111 js'ei ineuj uee.
ALBEK1' KKOCT, Chemist, Fhlla.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Martha Miiiv, of 0,tnj nep.,
No;ice is hereby given that letters of adminis
tration on the en:ye id Manna Adams, late of
Orange township, Columbia coumy. Pa., tie
ceased have been granted to Joseph A. llenrle,
residing In said township, to whom nil persons
Indebted to said estate are reipiested to make
payments, and those having claims or demands
will make known the same without delay to
WM. II. Snviieh, JOSEPH A. IIENHIE,
Any. Administrator.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Not lee is hereby given that letters testament,
nry on the estate ot Abble llerrtnt., lute of tlie
town of Kloomi-buiv, deeeasea, buve been
Kranted to Elujlrn I'lilllliis, reWitent of wr.lrt
townslilp, to whom all liersous Imlebted 10 mUl
estate are requested to make payment, and
those having claims or demands will unike
known the bo me without delay.
KL.M1UA PHILLIP.
(Jrant Hehkinu, Atty. Kxeoutrlx.
i:-iit.
Dp. Mf Triumph.
New energy, new vitality, new life.
The worn-out fi-ellrur: defeetlve iu 'inory. slug
gish brain, th" nervousness, the impaired dl
ges'lon. the Impure IiIikhI, the bai k-aehe, the
lilzzlness, the ilesponileney and general gooil-fur-nothing
feeling that result from worry, ex
0esMlve111ent.il work wUh lnsulllili iit eM-n-lse,
Irn guWr halills Or over exrrelse nf speelal fune.
tlonsCAN UK OVKKtOMl-;, Dr. Stan,
leys IIHAIMOI.1M: Slipiilles llle want.
v hlle lung perlul study was devoted to thes"
eondl! Ions, the (llseovi iy nf this great rem. 'lv
whs lurgelv ae...."ial. II Wll.l, 1"MI-TIVI-.I.Vt'1'Ki:.
II r-8lor Hlo lot It He'll
and iMiiiH-n I lie piuper enl'i.Miieiil ami useiul
nessoflife. II i-an iim'lii no one. Il strengili
hiis wltieiul nlmulailng, bii'iilns wtileni: ile
pressln1,'. llenein is ouli kly realized and heuep
ltlseheap. Ity mull i : six pni k-igerf, eiwugh
forallii'ist any e;t.;e, Send ni-eiill r-ir eli- ;u
lar. STAXI.KV Mhltll'IMKCO.,
,Ktar Urui; blotvj f t n. .ilainsi..
NVliiifh-itarie
NOTICE.
To the holders nf tin- bon.lf nl lie-
bin I.lier.ny I ns: I lute ii n,- sinto x n.
si-i-ured by ilriii miing.igt. dat'-d M":e
111.
il S.
.il,-' i
'01
M .
Hil
lS'lK..
Not lee Is hereby given that I lie lii'en-
"I S.lld bulllis lltr.Vf .J.l'lif.g till III ei!:- ,
lS'.l,', Will be paid no pivsell'at hli n; I he
lii" TriM-sur -r, a: his nlli.-e In lll....in
anv time I; -to... '.i 1Mb. i '.i1. Ii I,,
r.nt pii-ellled )Y Sept I -n I hi t ':.rh. ! 'I.' ; I
est Will be lie! I'llled alld .l!"disl 'II 111'
pn.se.-. 1!. .1. I I
'i'l-i
Wile
T P.,
l!t.
!'rop(..-..'..i v.l!: I;' n -.-!i..l'-vv tbe Ci-n.,.,.lli
on rounds of the colnnii.l.i ' i:;im v .I'li- iat :n
al Soi-leiy up t j sat unl-i y, .lane )s i-.'. a1 vi
Oi-lo.i: lmnn lor lueji.-hl :,). la i' i rl.ip and
ei". i -I ! a i: rail-) s ii jot on i h-ii' t.or : -.iiiuii in
Bio' ln -lllll -j,. M '.. a nil li. a :i la I' i a .. met i"l.
I o tie --litiilar t o t !: (,-,Mi,d r.t.uid ' lie .-h-.mo.
Kin l''air Assoelui ;jij. Proposals lor the s line
ami wood work i' Ived s"pai-,il.-l',-. AO IIU' !-
al lufoi uial Ion furnished upon ap'!!r-ai Ion by
lib) Ill.-Jhliar ol llle ( Ollilliil ' !.'. I'll !!' -' re
served lo reai I .my oral! Iildi.
TiluMAN WKI'.ll
.1. i). W AKN Kii,
..'. r. i:i:i i. iW.
Jilijoiuslmi!,', I'a., .1 u lie s, is'i-J. t .iui.i!itee.
.-in-.::.
La Li). ;
HeaSa,
IN y" FACT-
Wb mimt all hftva new. rich blind, tvldh 4
la mindly mads li mat remiiruliln prumr
Htion.Sr. LllTOaiT I IHrFOVID BLOOD athtuzz.
Kor tlie upeefly care of Heroluiu, WantiiiK,
Merourlal Uiteowj, Emotions, Kryaipelax,
vital dacuy. anil every indieal ion of i-.ipover.
ishnd bliod, Br. Ualitf'l llood Soiriktt I the
9Li remedj that oau alwaye 1m relied upon.
DnwiriHU wll it
THE SELLERS MEDICINE CO;
Pimples, mm
Blact y3
What is
Castorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Cnildren, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is n harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothinff Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its puarantco Is thirty years uso by
Millions of 3Iothers. Castoria destroys "Worms and allays
fevcrishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Cas
toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of Its
good effect upon their children."
Da. O. C. Osooon,
Lowell, Mass.
" Castc.ris. Is the beat remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the dy is not
far distant when mothers willconsMer the real
interest of their children, and uso Cartori in
stead of thevariousquack nostrumswhioh aril
destroying their loved ores, by forcingopluin.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
apenta down their throats thcruby sending
them to premature groves."
Da. J. F. KracnsLoa,
Conway, Ark.
Tie Ceutaor Company, TI
Thereto NO SURE CUHE
'EVERY CASE
Wo treat no
one without a thor-
oujtb kuowmle of the caeT
Incurable Cases Declined.
Kx.ur.lnation free by mail.
Wa want name and addrexa nf
every sufferer from Acthma or
r. MAKOLB HATLS, M. D
SECOND ANNUAL
RED
Important Reductions on Om
j, . , . . . , " " "'firai i iiav utei llitu. illKl Hie
freshest, embracing everything, from the plainest reliable goods to the finest in
House and Office Furniture,
Larly in July we will commence to visit the expositions and factories to buy the latest pro
ductions for the fall trade. W e must have more room. Our immense establishment, occupy
tng the i equivalent of fifteen ordinary store iloors, is overcrowiled. We will make a bi- cut iu
pnets tor ten days only,
From June 20th. To. BOUu Inclusive,
t prices marked in tigures.
iwuiii uiiuu 'ii i tie tsuiuns line
w. "
EMM &
SPRING
BLACK
1
AND
blue:
CHEVIOTS.
SHOULD SEE
THE PRETTY
SUITS
FOR
CHILDREN.
LOWENBERG'S
Call and examine and see for yourselves that
is the right place to buy youi Clothing.
Castoria.
" Castoria is so well adapted to children that
I recommend It assiiporlortoany prescription
known to me."
H. A. A soma, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T.
" Our physlc'viS in tho children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their ouuide practice ith Cartoris.
and although wo only havo among our
medic.il supplies what is known as reirul.tr
products, yet we are free to confess that tho
merits of Castoria has won us to look wiUi
favor uiion it."
t'.HTED Hospital and PisrxusARr,
Boston, Mass.
Allxn C. Surra, I'm.,
Murray Street, Kow York City.
FOR EVERY CASE Or ASTHMA or
OF HAY FEVER." but the wont cmcj.
if uncomplicated by organic disease, am be '
CURED TO STAY CURED
6 constitutional treatment,
and thlfl at the pa- .
tleat 1 bjina.
Hav Fever.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
'Rntiro StrifL- wliirdi 1 tbo l-i
ht.r a p inn.
Ihe reduced price will be shown on n trr n. i mn!
nr. nr tvi r m i.i-i.... i
" . , . ''"i iiiuh.
fe2rllns iale is lor Cash and for immediate delivery only.
wt PAY FREICHT WITHIN 100 MILES.
2iE;
P
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35) VRTB
ANNOUNCEMENT!
SEASON
1892.
THE I.AT1BT
COLLARS,
NECKTIES,
DRESS SHIRTS,
NIGHT SHIRTS
&c.
TIIR PLATPORM.
KUX.1MIIK.III. Ul lljr ll'irilOrv, li.e
with the Districts of V,, J.-bClliC;
Alaska, sliouKJ he bona I'ulo
of the territory or distrirt in
their duties are to be jierformed Tk
Democr.Viio jiarty bolievc:, in 1.
rule flrul tlie rnnlrol nf it,...- n'1
1.., !,., r.,..,i -r.i. ' . nvn af-
by congress and state le-islat,,,'- Z
protet t the lives and limbs (, r,;;..
employees and those of other hazy
ous transportation companies, ari,j' ,
nuuncc the inactivity of the 1.'
can nartv. and particular! v ik ni.
hcan senate, for causing tlpj defeat of
measures benchcial and protective t
this class of wage workers. 0
Section 20. We are in favor 0(
enactment by the states of law, ff
abolishing the notorious sweating S.J.
tern, for abolishing contract convict
labor and for prohibiting the employ
ment in factories of children undn
fifteen years of age.
Section 2t. We are opposed to a'l
sumptuary laws as an interference
with the individual rights of the cit;
zcn.
Section ji. t'pon this statemes'
of principles and policies, the I )e;n!
ocratic party asks the inte!li"er.t
judgemnt of the American people.
It asks a change of administration
and a change of party in order thy
there may be a change of sysnN.i ami
a change of methods, thtisassiiripT the
maintenance unimpaired of ii-.stittiiin
under which the republic li ;;raAM
great and powerful.
Reading Railroad's Fourth of July E:r.ir.
sioa Ticket.
It is announced that tlu Ke.idir.-'
Railroad will, as usual, i .iirj'I;.J
the general enjoynu-nt i.f K
"( llorious Fourtli" by se!iu- sjw.iol
reduced rate excursion tickets on July
1st. 2nd, 3rd am! 4th, guo.l t , M-t-!,
until July 5th. inclusive. ,,
tickets will be sold wlierc Vm ecur.
sion r.-Tte is less than 25 cent,.
The I'nited States Senate h;is pass
iJ a resolution authori.in at; ! direct-
tng ine rresinent to issue a procu
malum lecoiiuneuding to t!u' peo' le
the observance, in alf their lui alit'os.
of the 400th anniversary of the dis
covery of America by public demons
trations and bv suitable PVerrise in
! their schools nnd other nli-..c r,( it
jsemblyon Wednesday, October 1?.
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