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Bad Advice 'et Taken.
The New Yerk Herald, which supttoiteil
3Ir. Cleveland in tlie lata campaign, and
pretends te desire that lib administration
should be creditable and successful, Insists
angrily and unreasonably upon him taking
its bad advlce in undertaking te influence
and direct the legislation eC the present ex
ring Congress, which has but one month
jet te serve. The Herald idea seems te Iks
that, the president-elect ought te make
known his wishes forthwith te the mem
bers eHiis party in Congress and by prom prem
ises and threats compel them te carry out
bis ideas.
It would hardly be believed that any siti siti
cere friend of Mr. Cleveland, or even that
any Journal of respectable standing would
Insist upon such a mistaken and imprecr
policy by an executive-elect ; except that
the Herald has bluntly and unmistakably
expressed this view'. In support of it it snvs
that " when Mr. Tilden, in 1S7G, believ
ing himself elected, as he undoubtedly was,
believed also that he would be seated in the
presidency, he did net hesitate a moment
te send word te "Washington that he ex
pected certain things te be done, and cer
tain thinks net te be done; and he did net
fail te add, in one instance, that whoever
in either Heuo went contrary te what in
his (Mr. Tildcn's) opinion was right need
never call upon him in the "White Heuse ;"
'and the Herald add that " Mr. Cleveland
cannot de better than fellow that geed
Jacksen example"
Despite the IlcraWs positive declaration
of what it alleges te be an historical fact,
we doubt very much if Mr. Tililcn ev er
did any such thing as is alleged of him. If
he did, the Democratic presidcntithat is te
be could net well de worse than,1 te fellow
bis example. Te begin with, the term for
which Mr. Cleveland is elected, logins just
when the term of the present Congress
ends ; its members w ere chosen w hen it is
very certain that the thought of him fur
president had net entered his mind nor,
probably, into tliat of any ether person. It
would, in view of this, be the height of im
propriety in the incoming president te
bring te bear in the way indicated his in
fluence upon the outgoing Congress.
Mr. Cleveland is net in any way respon
sible for the issues which luve occupied
the present Congress, by the disposal of
which itseeni3 te be embarrassed and most
of which it bids fair te leave as a legacy
te his administration. He may have te
meet them and treat of them in his mes
sage, with his cabinet and in his relations
with the next Congress; but, manifestly,
there is no call upon him te grapple with
them until he is established in his new rela
tions and Is fully equipped for them.
The Xicaraguan treaty, for instance,
about which the IferaUland its "Washington
correspondent are most solicitous and im
portunate, is essentially a policy of the
present admlnistration.anditsstate depart
ment mere especially. The public have
heard and thought little about it hereto
fore ; comparatively few congressmen have
given consideration te it, or have any well
considered or itesitive views concerning it ;
it would be venturing little te sav that Mr.
Cleveland, himself, diligently occupied
with subjects of mera immediate concern,
has no such decided opinions en the Xicar
a?uan treaty as would justify him in bull
dozing congressmen into suj p )rt of or oppo
sition te it if such indecent coercion as
the Herald suggests could by any circum
stances be tolcrable in the chief executive
of the government and the chosen head of
a party.
Net te speak of the flagrant impropriety
of a president net jet inaugurated mterfer mterfer
feringse violently witli the work of Con
gress; nor of the delicate portion which
any executive would occupy in thus med
dling with legislation, the course indicated
by the Herald would necessarily create
party dissension and dissatisfaction at the
very outset of an administration, the con cen con
spicueus object of which no doubt will 0
" peace with honor " in its party.
In nene of all his manifestations of
strong mind and geed common sense has
the president-elect better shown himself
possessed of the right qualities for the
presidential ofllce than in avoiding the very
course te which theJcrW would goad
him en. And it ought te have learned by
this time that, once having set himself en
an appointed way, Gov. Cleveland is net te
be swerved from It by such renewal and
lcitcratien of "advlce "nsth.it in which
the Herald insists upon indulging.
A Tempest In a Tca-l'el.
There is no reason that we can bee why
1'iereslieuld leany hitch between the law.
J era and the county commissioners, or
between the commUslentrs and the quar
tcr Bessieus clerk, ever the price which the
last named functionary should Uiaige for
" the blanks necessary for tavern licenses."
Neither the commissioners, nor clerk, nor
lawjers, have any authority or control ever
the matter. It is a puiely voluntary af
fair, The clerk of quarter sessions has a
right te prepare such blanks, Hke any
ether individual, and te charge whatever
he can get for them. On the ether hand
the attorneys or applicants for license are
net bound te use them, any mera than
they are required te buy blank deeds,
binds or any ether legal blanks from
any particular jerbOii. It is a purely
private transact'en, like the sale by Mr.
ICreider of blank? !u tl,e prothenotary'a
efllc?,
fa 8 matter of fact the clerk of quarter
ieaslenj has in tirees patt inade the private
mmw. iu uiatuji u occn:eu for the
chargoef outrageous fees, which most of
these who dealt with him thought were
efllclal charges ; whereas, had they taken
occasion te inquire, they would have found
that the clinrge was for " blanks," which
any attorney could have had printed eranj
printer could have furnished in quantities
at about Ave cents per set. The impudence
and extortion of one of the in
cumbents of the office reached high water
mark in the transaction epevnl bj
the Intellieexckh, when, after selling
the blanks and pocketing the proceeds he
get the commissioners te paj for them ;
and in justification of this imposition en
the public it was said that Judge hiving
stem luil recommended tliattheceuutj pav
the hill, which was no mere its rightte pay
than it "would have Ikm n for the clerk's
butcher bill te lie paid out of the count v
treasury.
Since that exposure the wonder has Ktn
that any livvjer would continue te let him
self or his client lie reblicdbj Iwing charged
an outrageous price for blanks which he
could have procured elsewhere for, at most
one-twentieth of the prlce charged in the
court house. But the pntene that the tax
is an " official " one, or that the reuntv
officers have anj authentv in the matter,
has no justification hi law or fact.
It seems that the commissioners have
en hand about MeO worth of blanks, which
tliej bought from the latecleikef quaiter
sessions, likely without much regard for
w hat they could hav ebcen procured for else
wliere. If they persist in asking the at
torney's flO cents for what is w 01 Hi about
live, the lawjers should let them le stuck
en their stock. There is no mere reason
why the count j commissioners should set
up a shop for blanks than for tinv ether
branch of the statienerj busiiRs.-,.
liFOAl. blvxk are sold like potatoes , no
ene is forced te bnytticiu. Olie the blanks
a rest.
H VNMnALlI vmi.in thinks he should rite
a book. He is probably tempted by (he suc
cess that Ins crew nod the ellerts of that ether
statesman from M.1I110 w liem the people saw
lit te forevor rolegate te private life lat No Ne
x ember. Iliithoef the Carth lgeniaii prao prae prao
uemen acknowledges no such sordid impulse
for his literary aspiration. Hesnvs: "I hae
read no political history of my own times in
which I could net supply m my deficiencies
and inake many corrections." If Ilannllnl
should w rile his recollections of ofllee-hold-iiig,
It would reach luck te a period whereof
the memory of man runneth net te the contrary.
AnnnATioNjbr01adteno in this country
must increase in the reading of his -Harm
trlbute te Washington.
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TilEclassieal mine of Jenes is hav lug a high
old time in the United .States Sen Ue. Charles
W. Jenes his been rcpres-ntlng the Land of
riewcrsiu that august bed for seeral jcars,
nud Jehn P. Jenes oscaslenally presents him
self Ju the Scnate chamber as the choice of
the legislature of the petAet borough of Xo Xe Xo
vada.;jew they nre reinforced by James K.
Jenes, w he has just been elected by the Dem
ocratic legislature of Arkansas. .Senater
IJrewn must feel somewhat achieved at this
steady advance of Jenes, while llrewn ulin
ply holds Its own. Ner can he lne much
satisfaction in the reflection tliat there are no
Smiths in the Senate, fortheroaro four hun
dred Jehn Smiths in the go eminent service.
The Smiths, Hreuns and Jenes aie a ery
large and imertant constituent of American
citizenship.
Natitiiale vs, feranew CxpIesii, is do
ing fairly well.
A Londen statistician lias i-stiiiiatul
tliat 1,100 pounds of steel disappear every
hour from the track of tliat com pan ' lints,
which nre 1,760 miles in length. Applying
thosameratio of consumption, the quantity
or steel rails required for repliconient en all
the reads of this country would Im nbeut
13S,000 tens, but the consumption or rails In
1SS3 In this country was almut 1,400,000 tens
of which 0,500 miles of new read rcqulrtd
perhaps G.j0,e00 tens leav ing 7W),000 tens for
replacements IkUIi of Iren and steel.
Dewy in Santiage great wonder is op
pressed because u phjsicfan performed an
operation that resulted In the curing of two
deaf and dumb Indian. The work would be
mere marxeleus and cntitle Its discoverer te
rank among the famous in the world's his his
tery, If he could concoct a scheiue for making
people deaf and dumb. Thcre nre a great
luanyiicrKauM in this world whose usefulness
would be xastly increased if such an opera
tion could lie HticrcssniMy performed iqien
them.
Dvnamitk is forming an emphatically
closeulliauco with revolution.
PERSONAL.
XewlLtGreat llritaln suppress the New
Yerk djnamitcrs.
flENATOll-KLKOT Stameuii ami w lie, or
Calirerni i are uv ew ed spiritualists.
Katj: Tiem, baj-H: " A Merman woman
Is an animal te replenish the earth ; eul
this and nothing mere."
l'lter. XlCHOI.VS I'llANC'IS Cl.VRK, u well-
known phvsiclun or Chicago, died there of
he trt disease, at the au'O of M.
Teji Pa ink would Imohten IIS ears of
nge, hid he lied until .Sunday, his ad
mirers in this country llttinglv honored his
memory.
I'eiiThitf. lli.ihs, a well-known ritien of
Xew- Yerk, died .Sunday In St, Luke's
hospital, or which he has been an ininate rer
Heme time past,
l)n. Jenv IIvi'tist .XlAltciiisi died Sun
day in Utir.i. X. Y., at the age or 'W, He w as
n natlve or Italy, nud when n young man
served In the army or Naiiolceu 1.
Ul.N. (il.OUOi; IT. TllOM in' widow rru
cehes n pension erf30 per mouth, nud nu
cllert Isbclng inade te Increase It te $2,000
iwruiiuiiiii, which Admiral rarragut's widow
receives
Si.vvtek CieiiM in, el Maryland, tailed en
rreshknt-elcU Cleveland, nuuday nt Al
bany, and gave him ndeuiiled atceuut or the
arrangements undo Ter theinnitgiirnl ce reino reine
nlesat VVashlngten, March I.
William Hank in, the well known min
strel, died in riillndelphl i. en Saturday. He
anil his two brothers adopted thohUgeasu
IiroressioiiKoicral.xairNiigo. They were sons
efJiulgu Knnklu orceliimhus Olila
1)1!. Ai.KVA.Mint 1 Kn.iiM.Mi, who dlul
in New Yerk en Saturdaj, left an estatii
worth about fAOfie.lOU. He was be.jet.iry or
the Singer sewing maihiue ieininv and
held seme of the sleck of thatorganlatlen.
Olniuiai, Jamls Ciii.s.m't, who was IT.
S. Sonater lrem Seuth Carolina at the time of
the secession cf that state, nud was alter
wards a membei of the Montgomery Con Cen Con
cress, died Sunday nt Camden, Seuth Caro
lina, u'cd 70 j-ears.
An Lin Sin, the rkhest Chinaman in San
I ramisce, s en a visit tejx'ww Yerk. He
k.ijb:"I think myieuntryinen whocemo
te America nre foolish te sotile anj where but
in the West. Thcre Is loom enough for nil of
them thcre, nud they c-au inake mero money
than they can in the Iltst,"
VlCK I'niMIIILNT'IiM.Or IIlIMMtlCKH
jusscd Sunday with Ills sister, .Mrs. Wlnslew
S. l'lerce, In Xew Yerk. Xext w eek he w ill
go te the Xuw Orleans Hxixwitien with Mrs.
Hendricks, and from Xew Orleans will start
Ter vv ushlugteii te nttend the inauguration
ceremonies. He will nuke VVillard's hotel
his home in Washington.
WlTrt.uri.i.. I . I.I. ...!. T.
huid Savings bank, died Ju Galveston, 'fox.,
hunilay anorneon. Aller reluniing from a
ypa.r " "Jouni In the north, en account of
Ills health, he dlscocred from the books of
the bank that it had been w rc ked during his
abseuce, He said It would kill him and that
lie would be dead in two mouths. JIW
j..vj.iier suuiiiieu leilie vcrj-itay,"
A LK'ITKK FROM (ILADSTOXK.
tiii: tiuH.i r cuvjiey i.ir.s .uiw iimtie.v
eKii.isifi.xdiu.x'.s vn.tu tvTiut.
Ill l:lruerillnnr Niilillll) mid I'm II)-- V (11 uuc
nt tlie l'litnrr eTIIip 1 iiRllhSriiklnf(
llme en llelli sldr of Hit
All mile Orrnn.
Olsirge W. Mualle.v , tlie Londen corn stu
dent of the Xew Yerk Tribune, Hhtcs that
Mr. Oliulstone speaking In the reiuputi.v of
sevend einlnenl KiiclUluueii net long since
divlarcd, "Washington te m.v mind Is the
purest llgure In hlsterj ." (iladstene nrter
vinnls w rote n letter te Smallcy in w huh he
reiterated Ids admiration ler the great rutin r
of his Country, at the simc time expressing
the 1iek tliat all the Lngllsh sjH-iklni: peele
would some day e unltisl Inn common 1hih1
of fratcru il iillis tieu and eeinmercld supnv
macj. The substmee of the letter Is here
with given :
"When I ilrst read in det ill the lifeef Wash
ington, I was profoundly impressed with the
moral elevation and greitness or his ehirae
tcr, and I found myself at n less te mine
among the statesmen er.iuv n.re or ceuutrj
in my, or pevibly nit, who could lt his
rival. In .i Ing this 1 mean no dlsp,irme
ment te the class or peliticiansthe men of mv
euncnill mid cloth : whom, in mj own laud
and nix eviiexericticc, I Inve found no less
werthv tlnn irtlur men of love and admira
tion. 1 could u nue among them these who
seem te me te come near even te him Hut
I w ill shut out the list h iircenturj from the
comparison. I will then sa that if, iiiueng
nil the petlestals supplied lij hiter for ptili
11c characters or extnierdlnirj" uebilitj and
puritv. I saw one higher than all the rest.
and If I w ere required nt a moment's netke
touaine the fittest mx-upnnt for it, I think
my choice, nt am time during the 1 ist tortv tertv tortv
flVexeirs would have lighteil, ami it would
new licht uiHui Washington.
Mr llarhaui Ziucke, no Incemiietiiit cal
culator, reckons that the Imgllsh-speakmg
peopleof the world an hundred M-ars hence
willpreblj count a tlieiis.mil millions. Seme
rrencli author, whose niime I unfortunately
forget, in n recent cstinnte pl.ued tlieiu
soniewhat lower ; nt w hat precise tluure I de
net recollect, but it is like MX or MX) millions.
A century back I suppose the were net
much, if at nil, lieml iirtetn millions; 1
nle supjs.e we tnjv new tike them at an
hundred.
These calculallens ure net se MMenirv as
thej nn seem te some , tliei rest tiisin a
rather wide Induction, while the lest they
can pretend te is rough approximation. l!iit
ns I recollect, it was cither Imla, or ene or
these w Ith whom the mine el that creature
is associated, that computed, n century back,
the prebable population or the Americsn
Union nt this date; nnd pi iced ltxtr nearly
nt the point where it new stands.
What n presHxt Is that of xerv m mv hiin-
oreilset millions or people, ccrtainlj among
the most mauliil and energetic in the world,
eccupj Ing ene great continent, I iniy almost
si two, and ether islands and territories net
easy te ls counted, with these Islands at their
head, the most historic In the world. In
contact, by n v ast commerce, with all niin
klnil. and irhips still united in kindly
Hlitlc.il as.sociatien with some mere hun
dreds of millions fitted for no mean destinv.
United almost abselutelv in bleed and lan
guage, and v ery largelv in religion, law s and
institutions.
If anticiatiens such as these ate te 1k ri-al-i70d
in anj considerable deirree, the prespe t
is at eneemiestt, inspiring and conselatorx.
T lie subject Is roll of meaning, mid of power;
et se much nie-auing that the pupil or the eve
requires time te lit In sin h a lloed or light." I
shall net attempt niter thus sketching it, te
expound it It would bens .ib-unl as il a box
keeper at a theatre, w hen letting In n jwrti ,
should attempt te expound the piece.
I hope th it seme person liiorecemisiteiit
and less engaged thin mjscir will gie this
subject the htudj it deserves; taking his
stand en the futs or the last centurj, and the
iireinise, t alent quantum, et the i-eminir one.
cannot but think ns well as hope tint a
gixsl understanding, in the luture near ami
fir, among Lnglish-speaking peoples, theugli
it in ij net be muter of certainty, vet is bo be bo
xend the necessity of going a begging, se te
speak, ter recommendations lrem anj hull
xiduil, earnestly and with my whole heart
as I, rer one, should recommend it,
Clenrlj" ir the Lnglish spc:iking peoples
shall then be no thing like what we have
new Ijccii suppeinL', and ir thore sh ill net
lioageoil understanding iiinnuir them, there
will have been n base ilesortien of nn easj
duty a gran riflute, sui h as might stlranether
D.inte te deiiotiuce it. a renuiuiatien or the
noblest, the most beneficial, the most (icace
ful prnnicv ev er presented te the he-art and
understanding et man.
On the ether hand, great as it would l", it
would demand no preiiagand i, no superla
tive Ingenuitv of eflert ; it ought te be an
erdirly nnd "nitiinil growth, reipilrlinreiilj
tint j en should Ijc reasenablj- true anil lej.il
te jour traditions and we te ours. Te pun
It will need no preterhuman strength or w is
(1 em ; te miss it will require seme portui pertui portui
teus dcguicraej. 1'vcnwereit a divdream
it would le nn improving one, loftier nnd
letter than th it whkh premjited the verse.
nu per et Garaniaiitas ct Indes
I'refint linperliim ; Jactt extra lilcra lellu-,
l.xtn amil eellMuu v 1 is,
because It implies no strife or bloodshed, nud
ih full enlj efthc moral clemciitsefstrength."
.i riu:.cJi Ass.issr.YATiuy.
The Xlurilrr or n Xlilliiinalrn nml Ills IIeum.
Iieltl liy Iteliliprs.
During the past week no less than thirty
murders have been committed in Paris and
the vicinity. Of these the most dramatic
took place at the farm of Glolre Dien,
the site et the ancient convent ofGeulot
de IIiissj-. M. De la ltoehe, n millionaire
and retired lavvjer, and tlie present proprie
tor or the firm, was murdered by two assas
sins vv he also killed his aged mother and a
xeung inaid servant, Tlie triple murder
being accomplished, the assassins prei ceded
te seirch the premlses. They burst open
tlie writing (mse anil sale and took nw.iv with
them the murdered man's f unilj- iiapers and
300,000 fr.mes worth el ltiiEsian and Hnglish
government bends. The assassins lelt the
silver plate, or great xalue and seme fi.OuO
rraucs untouched.
I'ive men have just Ix-en arrested sus.
Ie ted of the crime. Oneisuamcd Arnould,
a workman and notorious bid charaitci.
The ether isn eacher named Ciagnj-. When
urrested lxith w ere In a state or gross intoxi
cation. It is believed in tlie neighborhood,
however, that these two men nre merely
hired nssassins. Vltheugh the murdered
man had in my relatives he ignerid them all
anil was known te liave undo a will bequea
thing all te his inother, should she outlive
him, anil ueii his mother's death till w.us te
gote the joungiliughtherorM. I.ecreux, n
sculptor and cellege lemrade. This will
was uken bj-the assassins nud the wildest
reports are ( urreut in the ucighborheoil ns te
the real instigators of tlie tmrible and mjsto mjste mjsto
rieus crime.
V.iv.ir fllrlV .Viu llli'-.
I loin tlie li Unas
'liie Ilii.uici.il troubles at Vn.ss.ii collige
halt been the subject et iiiuth surprise and
regret. Tlie legret still exists, but the sur
prieo lias vanished In the light of recent sta
tistics. The s.ul rev elation of the enormous
appetites of the students explains the disas
trous show ing or the treasurer. Tlie collige
consists or 100 teuiale collegians, nnd thej are
all hungry. In the last jcar thej-net oulj eulj oulj
ute up all the profits, but actually left the
lollege flO,000 behind. Tlie public, has an
Impression that a Vussar girl Isnn (esthetic,
elhere.il creature, mere interested hi
the declination or the stars or Greek veibs
than in beefsteak and clams Her decllning
ends with her studies, hew ever, nnd nt table
she refuses nethlnir. Shn is an enormous
eaten Last jear the ravenous 300 it's n
shanie te glie the figures butlt inustliodeno
devoured l.MJJ gallons ofevsters That is
ever llve gallons jw girl. The figures for
ilamsare net sehtirtliug. During the jeir
the college used :iJ,000ilains This Is only
100 a j e-ar foreac h sludeut, but Isn geed show
lug when ndded te tliollve gallonsef evsters.
Hut It is when the 3(XJuttick iresh meat that
thej show what they cm reallj da The
j enr's record shows a consumption el ni.ua
pounds or M71 pounds for each girl. Great
Scott 1 is it nny wonder Ynss.tr girls don't
marry? A man owning a cattle raiuh might
nllerd te suiqtert n wife, fiem this hungry
institution, but most men havo'nelther tliat
nor a butcher shop at their disposal. The 300
girls drank during 18jI,W1, 00) quaitsermilk,
or 300 quarts apiece, l-'ertiinatcly for the
milkmen or PougliUceiisie the Hudsen river
w en near nt hand. Up te this point the sta
tistiis ure doubtless correct, but the few-le-iiiiiiu,iiig
figures given are evidently deroo dereo deroe
tlv e. 1 1 is stated that the j-Irl nte during tlie
year let pickle. An this is little mero thnn
u third of a pkkloiipleeo thore Is npvirently
bome mUtake. It should probably read "101
plpkleu jKr day," r.vcn tuts U mnall
nllowanee. but' the 500 redeem themselves
nuiplj" when npple much ismies in. The
figures show- that eaih girl nte ncnrlj two
gallons of apple sauce during the j ear.
The lira n I j el UN lit rti
rem the Hurt font l'it
It Isnn Interesting psjclioiegksil fid that
stern nnd tntlexlble lurcnts often fill te see
these shining qualities in thojeiing gcntlo gcntle
mail whom their enlj diuuhters lnpvn te
meet.
" Uviingeln, nij- dear," sikloue or these
shaiKsghted iMrint, ' this jeung genthv.
in m 1 saw jolt with ilecsn't mciii te
haven great deal of dvnnuiltlc fenv in his
brilu."
" Oh, pa, he Is tjulv elcirint. lie Is"
" Divldcdly the most Insipid It it I've seen
for mnnv adiv. He hasn't anv thing In his
head."
" Xe, ixi, 1 knew he h isn't, but his hwls
are n (hkmii, n sv uiphenv . i Uin-arelle "
Ills heels T"
"Oh, xcs Hi, deal lie is the miwi ilo ile
llghlfullv levelvfmev skatci at the rink."
What n IiUIIkriiMiisI IrMiin in s..
Judge l.whniue, or Nashxllhs Tciiu.. one
or the most distinguished Irishmen or the
s.euth, In reference te the ue of din unite in
i:nglaudsitd : " A lirgelnnlv of Irishincn
in this ceuutrj who de net mix in public
meetings nre utterly episised te miking
America the hetlxsl of eoiisplricles nnd
gatherlm; inenev te feter the periK'tritlonef
iriiues which disgrace liummlty. Whether
"scniterlalmuiids' bill passes or net. the time
will seen conic when, for self preerv itieii.
this ceuutrj- w ill trample su h adv ecatcs out
of existence. Xe tiitien can llv e nnd shelter
or shield the iorpetmters of crimes ag-dnst
the civ lliutieii nnd Chrlstiaiiltj of this age
efenliuhtennicnt."
Talal Anldriit le a 1'eln l'lijt r.
Chittenden Kegers, an expert bkvcllst and
noted pole plajer, while ingiged at a game
of -Milnat the Pioneer Kink, Hlnghaniten, X.
Y., en Saturdiv evening, fell with such
force that he died, as is supposed, rrein his
injuries liclore iiiernuu lie w.is a veiing
m in and son ir a retired merchant, and hiiu
self n prominent manul irturer or the cltj .
.sjm'c.i, .xerfci.x.
Allew I . Te sajr
TlutOKOOd deal of the sutrvrlns In tht world
can be hv uklt l lv rmnhisliiir lr nemas' he
leclrir Oil, ami nsiiiK It n per directions tt 1
im ltiiiillltitti cure for all in hr, pralnnndl.liis
ler salt' lij It II (.erhniii drursNt, 137 anil 1SJ
erth tjuecu tns-t, I mciitir, l'a.
SKIS DlsKAshs-sv WNKs 0IXT.VlKr"
bwaynr s Ointment cans TWIer, Salt
Hheuui UllnivTeriu, Sen .
ruiipies i ezciim nu
Itihy hruitlens, no mutter hutt nbstinnte or long
iftinumy
Juiils-MW t A
CATAltltltOF Tltt, llLADHEIt
stinclnit, lrritntleu Inilaramitlnn, all KUlney
nml uriimrj- Complaint, cuml bv " lluchu
ratbn." 1 (I)
ITCHING 1'tt.hs SV JIl'lOMs MOIsTCKK
I.Ike persplritien, lntcn-e Itclilini worse by
scnitcIiliiB. most at nlslit, ecm if pin worms
were craw 11 lujf Mraine s Ointment it a tttetis
ant, aire eure, JanivVIW I
Tllf tlllne.e Mu.t (.().
Vml e must ncuralEl and rheumatism, w hen
Dr Themat' Keteetrie Oil attacks them This
liudlcfiie Isn nutritious pnaluct of lnaenleus
theuelit liny It aud trv it
ler ile liv II II
lechran, driiKKlst. 137
It) North Quciu
Mm l, uinea'Ur, r
IHF. HOl'KOI THE N XTIOS
Children slew In development, rmnv enwny
and ilillcatu. ust. Will i, lit tilth llcuewir 4
Dr. Tanner! Mniiiteli.
I)r Tinner certainly has u cn-at lemich
srtut btciuer Itxstnngthuud tuilunince We
inn rrr In saylna that the tlocler U"ts llurdeek
Jlloeil Hitteri, but If he ileis.hlstllirtstlvii powers
arc eisllj accounted for ISurdeck Jlloeti Jtit
lert tit Ins; a stantlanl medicine an selil by nil
tnimtlstn 1 or lie ly II Ji Cochran, UniLslt,
137 ami 111 .North (,'uttu stntt, Ltncastir 1 i
OIXCt JIL.N 'UK Ml 1111s
Iiik VeLTVIe HkltCe of Marshall. MIch.etTtr
te.intl their cilebmttd t.LKCTne-V iltah Kelt
and ether Llkctrk Vn liasi eseiiUIiI ler thlrtj
tli) , te no n (elil or einiK) atlllt ttd with iiirveun
rtebllltv, less of vitality unil iminlietHl, nud all
klnilrvd troubles Alse for lliiuiimttsui, neural
cl i, iuraljsls, nnd muij ether klndretl dl-tati
Complete nIontIen te htnlth, v Iner nnil nuin
heed Kimrantit U Ne rNk Is iiicum.il a- thirty
dijs trial Is allow id Write th in at once for
lUustrattd jianiphlt tlrce d i-Jl-ljdAw
Hit WII LI V.VI's INDIAN I'll K OINTjTl.NT
I. G McCulIinii, conductor en the II .t W It
1! . sprlngiitiii, e , Alls 20, lsi mjs "Ihave
lit t n a criat cutrin r w Ith the plln I utd nu
luereusruuidln and cmplevid inan physic
Luis but te no purpose A frit ml riieniiueiitltd
Hr VMlliaiu's Indian I'Ue Ointment vthlihlum
uritilul tesay lut enrtd me' s0ltl b II II
t echran, 137 and 130 North yucen strict, (3)
"ItOUGH ON COLGIIs
Vk for " Itnngh en CeiiBhi," fur Coughe
Cettls, sere threat, HnarniiC". Inn hi.. 15c
I.I.J tllU ivc ()
s.ihiuu'a Les and ijetkit.
W hi n Delilah clipped off Kamen't locks that
mlBht iilhkteat once bt came ' ai ether men
iritceuld bopievid that the posstusleu of lux
urtcnt hair would i nahle men le tear open liens"
J i Mrs, Hlscnx A Ce would be driven wild In the
t irert te supply t noeh of Parker's Hair Rilsuin
te meet the demand As It 1, the Itilsain pro pre
vt nts your hair from fulling out, and rontens
thi'erftjlnd colerlf fidider gray IlesldesitN
H great addition te the toilet table nlmplyuna
drti,lng.
UK. FIIAZIKU JI VgIceINTMK.NT.
t he gn ateat blisslng that his been dlteev end
In tbU Kcninillen A uix euro for llelN, Pnrin.
Setes, Cuts, Hesh W'eunilx, SoreMnplts Hard
and Seft TeniH. ChaniMil I.lps mil Hands, l'lm-
piert anu eiijiciiei. i-riif ex seiti ev iirmritlsttt.
seldbj II IJ. Cochran, 1J7 and 1i .Niirth Quien
Urt et
()
Seventeen Thmivaiiil Dt'iilUt.
There arc 17.000 dentists In the Unltfd Stntes
Everv veir they pack ene ten of geld Inte the
pieple it Ucth. Hut they cannot put Iren Inte
the people's bleed this is dene In the most iltl
cum manner uy jirewn's iron Hitters, width
contains thoenl prep iratlcm of Iren tlintiijfu
teue -NearH elHht liuiulrid thousand betllfj
of this valaubfemidlqlne arc sold in the cnunt
of a jear, nnd each bottle den n bt ntlltent
work brown's Iren Hitters cannot injure the
tilth
" HOUGH O.N I" V1N " l'LASTKII
l'oreus und htrcnKthenlng, Improved, the best
for baikaihe, dns in ihest and side, rhtimui
tlm, neunilglu. Sic, Druggist or mall. (I)
An lUrelleut ltepert.
Hen .Ie. G. Gwxlrld'e, of llroeklvn. N V,
wrltts this "Cannet t vprcs 1115 Mff in biiiii
clenll pnilsewertlivtinns JIurdecK Jlloeiljlil
ten huv e usetl for the ji 1st two jcars ; keep my
Btnmach 111 splendid liiiu " ler Kile by H It
Cochran, lrugKlt, 137 and IS! North ctinui
utitt t, Lancaster, l'a
Take lour Cbelte.
Vtm can be weak, nervous, tlebllltiitf il. uml tltt.
fpeniknt, dlhOiiallrkil fur work of lit ad or hand,
or j 011 can enjev a fair share of htalthund ptuce
of mind Jlurdeek Jllevd Itittert will Hllevlate
jouruijseryandtle eun world of geed if von
will but hitre faith te try ler cafe by If 11
Cochran, druggist, 117 and 1SI North caiin
strut, Iamcasler, l'a
IIUCKI.K.N'S Alt.NIC.V SVLVK.
the best balve In the world for Cuts, IlruUcs,
Sens. I'kein, Kill llheum, Jrevir bores, letltr,
ChaiiiMil Hand, Chllblidus, Conn, and all fckln
hruiilens, nnd peslthil cults riles, or no pay
it'iuired. Itlsuuaranttid te ulve pirftitsatls pirftitsatls
faitlen, or money reliinilid l'rlce, a cents per
box Fer suit) by II It Cochran, druggist, .Nes.
137 and 13U .North Queen strict, Laucasler, l'a,
A GKKAT DIsCOVKItY.
Xlr Mm Thomai of Newton, In.mjs "Jly
w lie has been tt rleuslj nirielid withaieugh for
tw enty II vn 1 am, und this Hprlng uiei-n seven ly
than ever bilere. Mieliudusid many nintdks
without relief, nnd biing mgid te trj Dr. king's
New Discovery, did se, with most gnitlf) lug ro re
sulls. The llrst bottle nlievtd hir vcr much,
and the strend lias absolutely lined her Mm
has net hail de geed lit al th for thirty 1 ars. Ti lal
beitlts frie at Cochran's drug store, Nes. 137 nnd
ljj.siniii tiiein stiiei, ijeie.isitr, l'a. j.nrge
te, ll.ee, ()
AOltKAt DlSCOVKKV.
the greatest dlscevtrj of I lie nlnt tienthccn
tiny Is Dr. I.esliu'srpitlid l'icscrlpllen terslik
hi udathe, which Is the discover) of mi eminent
plrtslilnnmul iiicit bv him for ever tlilityjtars
before giving ft te the public, nud It stands to
day without 11 rival Ittnd iidviitlseuicut In
another column.
I.I.T TIIISi: THINGS Hi: CONsIDI-ltl-D.
Thousands ofincndle every day whoteidd be
saved, 1'njudlce Is mainly te blame for this
lossefllto. Hit weie bcllevid that tlie sum of
disease may certainly be rtdiiiul by phjsle,
much would be gnlnid. And jet the preposition
is very slniple: If jeti take out ttally mere lm
purities than Is dally gentrattd, eit will mmii
be rid of Iinpuilties. The ciret t of this vvlse
practice Is seen seen In llllleus, I.lvtr and Kid
ney troubles. Hut it Iseiiually of value In head
andbraln allectiei.s In Pleurisy, Pneumonia,
Apoplexy and l'aralysls.
In chronic and aeutts ltheumatlsm.and In nil
affection of the bowels, tills principle toen re.
licit' and cures, when the midlcluu usid Is
llKANOiitrru's 1'iLU).
les, w hun all etliti means and mudiclne luive
fulled te ivlluve from patn, these pills have
cured, by taking linpuritics from the bow els and
bleed, und thousands of men and women new
place iliuspBrru'e 1'iut ameuy the hll"K of
mnnkinu.
.vi.'Hiaij. .vi.'Hiaij.
rneN liiri'KHs.
pun nnn 00 vr w vt ni ""six,
h 11 ii 11 e vv w w vv N N N " D
linn null e n vv vv ww Sv "tut,
il 11 II UO O WW WW N NN 3
nun it 11 en w w n ret W
It Rtm 1HI MM !t
II II It II O N " V
if llltll O O N N N
ii is
11 Kit n m
11 im n .is
pun it mT m r tku unit s.ss,
H 11 11 t i i" k 11 r "
flllll il T 1 H: llllll ''S.SSa
II 11 l T IK II U
nun 11 1
i.Kt: it 11 bss
pk
1 hl medicine, combining Iren w llh punt v ego
table tonics, mitt klv and tsiiupklely C'I'IIV.S
DVSl'KI'slV, INIVIIIKSSION, VIM.AUI.V.
WKVkNl.ss, IVlPt UV. Ill ODD, ClIll.l.S and
H.V I It and N 1.1 ItAI.Ul V
Uy rapid und theniugh nluillitleu with the
lilnisl It n aches evt rj put e( the sjslt in, purl
lies nud iiirlthes the bkssl, stiieigtheiis the
tuiisi les ami nerves, and touts and luvlgeralis
the sv stem
A line Appetlitei lltst tonic known
It will cum tlie worst cue of Djspepsla. m
uiev lug all tllstrt'sslng ttvinptems, suth as rast
tug the loed, lklchlng, Heat In the Meuiach,
Ik irtburn, etc.
1 he only Iren medlclun that will net blacken
or Injun' the teeth
It Is I nml ti tble for discuses pi cellar le women,
and teiill persons who letnl stslentury lives
An unrillliignuitd) for diseases of tlie I. Iver
nud kldnevs
Persons suffering fiem the elTect of overwork,
nervous trouble, less of appetite, or debllll,
inperienietjulik nllef und ivnewid euerg) lo
lls ne
It dtHs net cmse Head iche Ol prtslme Censtl
jvitlen Ol II hit Inin nit dlctnes de
It Is the 011I) jiiepiratteu of lnm tint causes
ue Injurious eilttts l'h)sltlaus ivid druggists
leoeiiiuioiid It as tlit'lH'sl In It
rhe genuine has 1 mde Xlavk mid ti-estd red
Illusion wmpptr 'Inke no ether Xludennly by
llltOVV N CHI.VtlCM, CO.,
IULTIMOIIJI, Me.
seitl-l)dAl) w
tUlY (IOOVS,
171X rK.VOUlllXAKY HAHOAIXS
NEW YORK" STORE.
10-4WHITE BLANKETS,
II 01 A I'AIlt KblH t ED rnexi f 1 .
10-4 WHITE BLANKETS,
J173A l'Vll! ltEDl'CEDFKOVI Jive
10-4 SILVER GREY BLANKETS,
Kit) A I'AIK lltDl'cr.D I HOXI fi7i
10-4 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS,
iVO A I'.VIU UKDVCED FKOVI l)Oj
11-4 EXTRA HEAVY BLANKETS
Ue A l'AIlt KI.DIT1.D FKO.VI tow
M'tCI VLCI EAUINt. sAI-bOf
Ladies'- and Children's Coats and Cloaks
X T JI VM IslALl'HICI.s
WATT, SHAND & 60.
8 and 10 East King Street,
J.
Jt. MAKTIX A CO.
CARPETS
-VXD-
WALL PAPERSJ
SPECIAL !
New Invoices Te-Day :
Ml FltCl.s
Tapestry nt 50e., last Sotipen, 75c.
.- I'lECl's,
Bedy Brussels, 81, Last Seasen, 31.25.
nu. .vuevh
CARPETS
AltE VI. I. NhH,
Just llecilvliig them Te-day,and thty uicthc
Cheupest l.lnt of (eksIs hvir shiiwn,
lHI.VJ.VItb NOT
REMNANTS,
And an in Ktgular l'licts, New l'att rn and
1 xitllint Ouillty
WALL PAPEES!
sphtl VI. PATTKllNbIN
Bronzes, Flats & Blanks,
AM. AT I.OIV fltICI
atf-KATESIOHHANGl.VOwerenovtrselow.
N'ew Is the time te have our work dene
J. fl. Martin d Ce.,
Cor. West Kin? anil Priiice Sl.,
LAN-CASTE It, lV.
TJOTi: IS MAKIXO
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT W3.00 A POZIV
AT .NO. 100 XOUTH QUEK.V St IthhT,
Jiiniatfd Ijintasltir, l'a
CAi'i:, suitr. AXD sw:i:i)Y cum:.
O HllltRI, V AllKIX'Kt.l'ailll hl'E.'UL DlgKAsE
eftlthirBcx. Why be bumbiiggid by euacks.
vvhinveucan llndln Dr VV right the only IIks.
ILilt Puisiciax In l'kllndcliihli who makes a
special!) of the above diseases and iuiks tlit-m T
Ccuua iil'AR.vstkki). Auvitu rBtE.ilay ana uven.
lug Mningtrstun be trttitcdnnd return home
tuusinuuda), Ollltes pihate
lilt VV II VVItlOHT,
Ne 211 North Ninth strcit, ubeve Itnee,
V. O Ikirc-l. l'hilndtlphiu.
JunJU-ljilAw
rplIIN I'AI'UU IS I'lUNTED
WITH
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK,
Fairmeunl Ink Works, 2Clh and l'enn'a. Aunne
Jana-ljd I'HILAHELt'HIA.l'A.
u
NDintTAKIXU.
L.1aR0TE,C3
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen and Vine Slreels,
Lakcabtkb, I'A.
Personal attention glv en te all orders. Ev ery
thing lu the Undertaking line furnished.
Hav lug st en red the terv Ices of a Ilrst-tlass me
clunlc, 1 am pniaied lotto all kinds of Lphel
storing at ery uioderate pHces. All kinds of
furniture Upholstered. Give lue a call.
L. R. ROTE,
jmite-tiu
x.ti.i: en nt:yr.
- The slum itsuii, corner of North CJiuhmi and
Jnt ttmngn streets, new et milled by II, M.
Mil et. Apply at
j--.Mii tld NO II HAST Olt.VMir. 8T,
pOAI. YAHIl reKUI'.NT.
-" A t tmX Van), with all Iheneccxnry teuit 11
li-iirrs, n Olllw, Dwtlllug, ttlnble, lllns, Ac , Ac ,
and doing a large business, vi 111 be n tiled lrem
the ltet Vprll ncM.eu nuseuiibkt terms Vp
,,Jr '!... .,. " M- bold.. Nil's.
Jiinilnwtfd tit .south yiiien stm t
1?Oll KK.ST. " " "
y V Hilrj luniinr liV Acn . In the cllv of
Ijinra.l. r anil M.mtii tin tewmdilp, Knew 11 ns
"llatdwlck lariu." ritnu Aiirll 1st. Aoelv le
. .1. vi ntriiKi:,
Ne. IV N01II1 Unite stint.
Or MOUIIMI.lt VI W.ON1., Talk liens" '
Jnuil tldAw
IJIOU HUNT.
1) At Ne ill I.Ntlli:s()P VIIH. heated iiNims
in second mid third lliHirs, suitable ler a stum
strtss, olllce ui or lodging pimeis 1'es-ts
skin Vprll 1 Vppl) nt
VI UMlEltlltsim,
Janlird .K) l'eiin sijuare.
"ITieiutiiN'r riKi.M vi'itn. 1, is.s.-,,(im:
V Flue store Ktsnn, liivclllng nnd .hop,
forinerlv kiiimu u shdk's ( arpt 1 Hall, cernt r
West hingnnd Walt rstn 1 ts line local Inn ter
mi) kind of mnnufiit tilling business, opposite
sievtns Heuse ami Philadelphia, I'ctidlug A
Ciimirvvlllf It It Hi'Oet Vnplv le
JauJiS In it Ne .X.I VV l.sVk'INl. St KI'.hT
I il' 1.1 e "ssTvT7iTe ir I'liitsTeNvl. vTiw-
.- trt),nt Ne (dsseutli gut en slittt, Uiiicns
In I It), en
tl l.sDVV, FLIlltt VUV 3. lss.v.
lit 1 0 elneW. n
, Heds, lit tidings, t nrnt Is,
line, mil. 1 .ii,.l... 1 .1 ,1.....
liiblts, hairs
of sheeumktrs tools,' let of
-,n, . -, tin, ,iui. ,,, 111'iiiiist r s iisiis, 101 01
I eather, Outeuswam, Iluwait', and nUen bilge
let ofethtrnrtlclts I 1 WeIHII,
lints, full Hut
I VCOIt IllSUAKEIL
l.t t uter.
Vnilleiiiir
j:il .Mil
"IDl'lll.K'SAl.-.-VVlt.l. 111! SOI, I) AT
t public sale
ON.sAll'KDVV I.V I.MMl.lllr. 7tn DVVOF
Fl UllFAltV.NkXI,
at the I ieianl llettl, In the ( llv of Ijtnea.ti r.a
new two-ster) brick DW l.l.l.lNC, Het s , with
CrtMiinsiiiidpla-tirttl garn t j h.Mlmnt und let
of gnmnd, sllualeuiid Irontlugeii south side of
last hetiiul stn I, containing In mint it ft it,
Hiidevtcndliig southward lis feet te a public
ullev JOHN Vll'lit'llV
lltsiiv summer, Vurtleiu'er
sAerL, Atternev Junll 7ld
ji.ivJf.M.'iei.
r.ATKKS OK l't'KNACl-S.
n
U
BEST"
STEAM ENGINE
-AND-
Beiler Works,
HESTERS
-OK-
FURNACES
ten
Private Dut'lliiiirs, Sc'lioeN and J'lih
lie Ituililin-s.
Cull and see them ximle of lnnvy Iren, sim
plu of construction, tlur.ible, tcoiiemlcni, the
mist Hadlatliig ?nrface of any lltater In the
market.
Nothing Cheap But the Price !
OUR OWN PATENT.
Air-Iluilng en n In iie In many of the Inrges
rrsldimt s In Isineiistt r In the past tin )i.irsl
thebist of uvldtiuetif Its intrlts
Add! tss,
Jehn Best & Sen,
St. 33 HST I'L'LTOX S1IIFCT,.
lanl.Vlvd.ts
LANCAhlhlt, I'A.
HAVIXG DI.SSOKVKI) I'AHTXKK.sjIIII'
nnd pt niimiently destd the Chestnut
Mnct Iren Works, I desire te lutenn my old
patrons and the public geiiendl), that lam still
In the biislntss. biing Imiited In Urn l'tnn Iren
Ceinpanv's Works, North l'liiiu stmt, where I
am making I ion and llntss Castings of evt ry du-M-rlptlnu,
und vtill be pkmtd te serve all who
ma) favor me vi Ith thtlr patronage. I'leui w
Jearseinrlfiice In the busintss und Using the
best material a nil tiiipln)lng the best mech mlcs,
1 nin Nitlstltd I caiiguumuttot.ntiieiutlsfactleii
Castings mudu from a mUtlire of lien uml stttl
which nre mere rellablu for sticnglh ituddum
Ulllty than the best cast Iren known V ticth
roll pinions, rolls und rolling mill work u sptc
laity. Castings inade of tr) soft Iren. anil brass
anting of evt ry dtscrlpllen. I have all the pat
terns of the wtlf nnd favorably known Jlewicr
Cem and Cob CniBhir, refitted and improved
nise en hind Hills teinpletely lltttd up or In
parts, te replace old ones which hav obi en In use
for ) tars, Buaranttclitg thnn teglv ex-itlstat Hen.
It. C. .VliUn.I.I.V.
nug H-Cuid
B,
11. MAHTIX,
WHOLESALE AID IIETA1L
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber and Ceal.
-YAnD- Xe. IJ0 N'erth Water und l'rlnte
atixets, above Lemen, Lancaster. nJlvd
TrAUMOAiii)Xi:HS a .ii;ri'i:nn:s,
COAL DEALERS.
OrncKs Ne. 1JU North Quten strict, and Ne.
Ml N'erth Prime strict
Yahoo; (North l'rlutu stitet, ileal lEcidlug
Utpet.
LANCASTElt, I'A.
uugl&tfd
c
OAIs.
M. V. B. COHO,
KONOUTII W'ATEU STHHhT, Ijinuistir, l'a.
W110LE8ALB AM RETAIL PEA I. EH IN
LUMBER AND COAL.
C'ONSEOTION WITH TIIK TlLl!I HOMO ElCIIAMIB.
Yard ame Orricn: N'e. an MOUTH VVATKIt
StlthLT. feb-lyd
j e as I'.yujtsis ii txe e e n.i.
T
11 K
CHEAPEST PLACE
10 JIUY AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Geal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-13 AT-
n en
ii & m
1 . 01111
Ne. 2t Seulh Queen Sti-eer,
l"V7-lya ItAKCASTEIt, fA,
VI.OTIII,l,
peu
OLOVIM,
Te keep the hands waiiu
MITTKNH,
IttVetp thelmniU wanu
NOOKH,
le Kn p the ft 1 wauil,
UAll MUl'I'H,
te kiep tlinenr wanu.
Mi'rn,i;itw,l
lekiepllm ueik warm.
I'.N'DIMlWIIAIt,
Te kit p tlie body waim
Ge te ERISMAN'S,
Ne HWHSTKINOHIUKKT.
T
Wll.OltlXtl.
W. B. NELSON,
I.atk or l It W ii thus, Nnnrii Jii.iv SrimiT,
t.VMANTI.11, I'V
Importing Tailor.
m:vv veitk i'vnieit'4
ESHLEMAN'S LAW BLOCK,
North Dulte Streot, LrtnctvBter, Pa
AliIiTIIKIiATi:STSTYIi:S
In 1'oitKiet am Hemcmii ( Lems ter si ira Aai
lltOlSlHS
V Hl.ltri CI I'll III VKVN IKI.H
1 Inn e Just opt nt dat Ihti tiliere :ulen wltlin
tine line of ten Inn and UnmiMic l.tsnls for the
W lull ruudsiirlugef lss.1, when 1 will be plrwird
te baie in) minds anil the public call uiwIm'h
luysleik
W. B. NELSON.
Cl'lH'lAl. XdlR'll
AiiiieuiiciMiit'ii! lti,i()i-(Iiiiury !
1HH(tl!i:.VIhr Itl.llHUTION LV Lit M VIH.
-IN-
FIEE CLOTHINS
-AT-
Ne O Etist Kliiu Streot
lunitli r toivdiiten hrav v slot U btfommev
Ing, I shill inaUti up tiMirdi rail Hues of goods at
A Reduction of 25 te 30 Per Cent.
1 have aln a niiiubtr of Ct "TOM MADK
blJI l, net calleil for. width will be sold nt
gnalsicrltlru this rcdiirtlen is furnish Old v.
and will evtind le tin. pilpyi el VI Vltcll
N. II Will remuve en or about the first el
April te
se. v south qvj:i:x .sweet,
(OpimwIIe the I'osteftlcf )
H. GERHART.
A
XOI'IIKU M VltK IIOVVV vr
IRGER. k SU'ITONS,
Merchant Tailors and Glethiei's,
NO. 24 OBNTItn SQUABC,
We me otrerlng the ImsI birgaliw In lltady
Vlntle nothing lu the cltv Our asertmiutls
compltle In
MK.VM'tt-,
teimrn suit,
IIOVS bUIf"
HILN'SOVKItr OVT-.
veuTirs ovnitre vt-,
IIOVS'OV 1.UCOM-.
W e inake all our ew n lethlug, mid an safu In
gmtninttelug them tobewt II made und lit pir
ftct
CALL AN I) Hi: tONVINILK
i am making te order VII W net Mills I loin
Hiieup V gissl lltgiianinttfd
Cull and sie the drive we are making lu
Ties, Ties,
iiii.v viti: (joeh, nlvv vnd neihiv
YOL'IIC HOICK lOlfiVc
The best H1IIKT Is the DAI TON for sale by
Burger & Sutten
,
MI'KUIANT TAII.OKS ANI CLOl llll.lfi,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LVNCASTLIt, PA
JjVCOXOM Y 1 X C l.0 11 1 1 N( j.
tot n nte work rer our hinds and keen them
tegi'theridurliig the dull siastm, we organtze
te "lay al
SPECIAL SALE
in erit
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Having bought for cash at n late New Verk
silnal.arge and line Llnu of I'ANTVIOON.
IVl.Smi ure priuirid te dirir M'LCIAI. IN.
DUCKMLNtb.
ALIW'OOL PANTS, madu te enltr, .itMnn.
ALI.-WOOL I'.VNt-., maibitoeidtr, lit.! VI.
ALlVVOOI. l'A.Nts, iiiadoleordtr,utIUI
Al.lcVVoeL l'.VNTM, miidoleoiilur, at I.V'.
ALI.-WOOL l'ANt.s, make te enltr, at fMi.
thtie am clmiitts im lllg llaigalus In this
offering. The pilits aie down iv, i and 60 pt r
lent. Iien't fei get ninldst HioheImi ot'llie tloth tleth
lug drulei-s. Just new, that we have the Ilrst
tlalin en join uttiiitleu us ell'nit rs of tlie Hest
and Newtst Clothing and iltNsls In the I'ltteut
l'rltesgiiaranttidluwtrthaii imv tomiieiiinru
IIBNRY fiKRIIAUrS,
Bargains Added Te-day.
PAMI'LHritHJI'SliiourNeitliweet Window, Ml
Markid in l'iaiii Ilguics W
Business Suit te Order as Lew as $10.00
L. GANSIAI & BIIO,
Nea. 06-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Klgliten thobeuthwistCor. of Orange Btiect.)
LANCASl'lHt, HA.
.?.",,)f'".".'-.cl,"K- until Se tleik. halmday
mull Hi o'clock, '
HtOVKS.
pOOlt, VVHITliA CO.,
3J BANKERS.
''""'klu'lHIVLilU80
Mlnnenpells lteul l.'stata 7 per ttnt. bends fei- ;
sale at 101 and , luleiest. l'nprii tem of pisir'
Manual of Itallwavs." Corrtspendenio Invited.
16 Wall Streot. New Yerk.
ettl lydeed
pieAiis riteM et i'i:n ijuxdhi:d te
rfeVe,Mi,,eUtt,,t,' '" patua,s" u,,tt
JlAltsiUN'd ifiLLOW Vl'O.Vr LI0f.it
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