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3LEH&TOEI, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1885.
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Daily Intelligencer,
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By 8TEINMAN HKNBEL.
ITELUGENOEtt ' BUILDING,
8, W. Cerner ContreSquaro.
LAlfCAtTKIl.PA.
cuplcd with Uie needs tunl demands of
Ohie, Virginia, New Yerk anil Indiana.
Tlie ether lnctlircn will be readied In due
season. Meantime Uie Republican occu
pants may be getting their beuses In order,
nnd Democratic aspirants cultivutu tlie
geed gift of patience.
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LANCASTEll, MAY 13, 1833.
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Our Divine Practice.
Judge Ludlow does net seem te cordially
ngrce with his brother, Judge Thayer, that
wehave a veiy bad divorce practice in
t-fffi $ Pennsylvania. Judge Thayer lately took
"'war nra!Utlnn In snp.ik nf tlin mniiv ciillnilvn ill.
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ff ( verccs that wcre granted here, no opposl epposl oppesl
, tlen being made te the proceeding by the
f wl'oerliusbamlagiilnst whom II was ap
Vh ' PMBntly alined, the tcstrnieny lwlng taken
,iJs . ' often In private, and the general cause as-
vSISk signed being desertion.
fv' Judge Luillewsaid te a jury, in a divorce
' h ' case beard before him ycsteiday, that
; his twenty-eight years uxperience as
a judge induced him te held the
Uecuul conviction tiiai it was a
verygoed thing for society that testi
mony might be privately taken in divorce
suits, as lie conceived that " by iKjimittiiig
such cases te be indiscriminately given te
the public the courts of justice would be
raade Blnk-heles of corruption." lie de
clared that the present practice is ''for the
preservation from ruin of the leputatiens
of innocent children and honest husbands
and thorough geed wives." And the judge
added that theso " who have te act in a
judicial capacity are the Ijest judges as te
what is the proper public policy te be pur
sued." And it is certainly a fact that judges of
the experience and ability of Ludlow and
Thayer are tlie very best qualified men in
Pennsylvania te judge and decide as te the
quality of the diverce practice. Jf tliehe
doctors differ, however, we will need
te have a full exiiositien of eacli
side of the case by tluvte deter
mine which is right. Tossibftve aie
wrong in ceinJ"""iJ that they dlfter as UT
the nmnrSet of publicity in divorce pro
ceedings, as we have thought they de lxj lxj
cause Judge Thayer has made se savage
an assault generally Upen the Pennsylva
nia proecdure and the facility of Pennsyl
vania divorce.
. We hope that these two judicial athletes
may be persuaded te Illuminate the matter
with their judgment and experience,
whether they agree or disagree. It is a very
important question. There are these who
held that there should be no diverce : and
0iflu3rawhe maintain tliatlhMuiWlUliiiilSi
fe easy that no pair, desiring te separate,
'should be held tegether: and between
these are theso who favor divorce for
causes of various degrees of gravity. The
. Pennsylvania practice, as Judge Thayer
says, practically permits any married pair,
who mutually desire diverce, te have it.
It is only necessary that they should live
apart for a season, that the wife may piove
descitien by the husband, who fails te op
pose her motion, and tlie censequence is
that a divorce is decreed. If thisisproper,it
would seem that our statute should lie
amended se as te require the court te de
cree divorce upon the appearance befoie it
of. husband and wife, demanding separa
tion. J1 Jge Thajcr, and most persons
with Imu, would think this verywieng;
but as it is just what we are doing new,
-,, under cover, it needs that they should be
ip and doing if they want te keep unwill
ing couples tied together in Pennsylvania.
Hetter I.nle Than Never.
New that the nnti-discrimhmllen bill Is
hopelessly beaten, our esteemed contempo
rary, the J'cie Era, Indicates very decid
edly that It is In favor of the constitution
and tlie enforcement of it. It berates the
Lancaster county member rdundly for
their opposition te the measure and for
their scrvlle aid te tlie corporations in
" their present system of plunder." It cor
rectly states the position of the people of
this county, te be practically unanimous
agninst tlie present discriminations prac
ticed against them, and declares with truth
that Representatives Hresius, Reek, Davis,
Ilcldelbaugh and Kemper have misrepre
sented their constituents.
It scarcely does the Lancaster county
members of the general assembly justice,
however, when it intimates that the wishes
of the people of this county wcre made
well known te them by all the exponents
of public sentiment. Ter, of the many
newspapers printed In this county, we be
lieve tlie iNTULLiecxcEit, and meic re
cently the Inquirer, have alone urged the
passage of the bill. The Xcw Em has
been conspicuously silent. At a time when
its opinion ought te have been Inllucntial
with the representatives of its party it was
net forthcoming. Te be sure the mem
bers ought net te have waited for it, nor
te have depended upon It. Rut if they
did they have some slight ecuse for their
obliquity, which tlie 2iw Era has net for
its remissness.
11KKK AND THERE.
I Imve beeu In Washington three or four
times slnce the new (ulmlnlatrntlen enme
Inte power, neither In search of olllee for
myself nor anybody olse. Hut while nttend-
tug te prlvnte business I lmve iniule occasion
te hear and see and learn nil I could nlxmt
the president and his cabinet,- tlielr plans
nnd purposes, and the Impression ulilch they
miike upon the country- I uotice timt the
linw or beds hi front of the Treasury build
ing en Pennsylvania nveiiue are consider
ably farther ndvnneed than they were
n month age. He are the chances of Deme
crats coming Inte elllclal uppelnliucutH.
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The Postmasters te (Je.
It Is evident that tlie Republican iK)stmas-
tcrs are te go. Theso who aie net lemov lemev
able for partisanship under the postmaster
general's rpeciflcatien, will net be many in
the end, the adjudication of guilt or inno
cence being left te the Democratic repie
sentatives and senators. They areieeom areieeem
mended te proceed in the weik of elimina
tion by degiees and te dispatch alwut a
quarter of the w hole let of postmasters in
their district, selecting tlie worst paitisnns
for first execution.
The letter of the postmaster general
makes two thingsplniu ; the one being that
Republican partisanship will be a cause of
removal, and next that Democratic con
gressmen will be entrusted with tlie work
of cleaning out tlie postelllces in their dis
tricts. This has been the ancient practice,
and tlie administration does net propose te
radically change the old methods. The
modification which it seems te suggest is
that Republican postmasters who liavedene
no Republican party weik will be permitted
te remain in their elllccs until the last, and
peihaps until their commissions exp'tie ;
this point net licing definitely settled.
Inasmuch as the occupants of the im
portant iMHteIllrcs have been apieintcd te
them because of their active Republican
partisanship, it may be expected that these
who have inade their title clear te serve
out their terms under the present adminis
tration will net lie numerous enough te
greatly hamper the Demeciatlu represen
tatives in the labor of love te which the
postmaster general recommends them.
Candiuati: Quay had better uteer clear of
Ilarrlsburg. He has already hecu nnd been
tee much of that mepliitlc atino-'plieru.
Tliore has nevcr been any doubt hi the
minds of poeplo with opportunities te knew
and lulolllguuee te discern that this Is and
will continue te boa Doinecratla administra
tion. Tliore has nover been any concealment
that Mr. Cleveland believes In Democratic
principles, nnd that In their proper applica
tion lies the healing of governmental IUh.
One or these principles Is te turn out men
who have debauched tlie civil service, and te
put In men who will purify It. The letter
which l'ostmaster (Jonend Vilas has ad
d reused te each of the Democratic, congress
men from Hovernl Htates, and which Is ro re ro
prlnted In le-tluy'H Intdm.imiinuuii hi full, Is
nald te lmve been maiked "confidential."
If w, it may be assumed that this was con
sidered the iKtst way te glve It circulation j
I lmve no doubt Unit the 'purposes here dis
closed are open te all the public and are
ntonee te be nhewn forth In the practical
operation of the departments. They are
exactly lu accord with what Mr. Vilas told
me ever a mouth age in an extended conver
sation as te the pmpntoilpellcy or tliend
ministration with regard te fourth-class pest
masters, whose terms are net inuileil ey any
fixed tenure. Tlie tonus of this letter are
Hiilllcientlv dcllnlte for a wayfaring man,
though a Republican cress reads postmater,
te read. Mr. Vitas is working hard and Is at
n disadvantage by the accumulation of busl busl
ness In bis department and the lack of help.
Hut he Impresses ene as a Hlngulnrly clear
headed, vigorous, dliet-t and determined
man. Tlie thoieughness with which appli
cations anil recommendations are Hilled In
his department are wenderful. After tlie
brief it inade up, the ease thoroughly ex
amined, and a conclusion reached, In nil lui
pertant civses the iKistiuaster general gees
ever the matter with tlie president, ami every
uigiii me i-xeciuive is inus ongageu w mi ins
cabinet ministers in wrestling with and
disposing ofiqqieliitinciilH.
1)0 discovered sacrtnehut the public Intermix,
liie party's welfare and the ndmlnlstratlnn's
credit te thelr own private lnterests or
porsennl enprlce. Hut te their reprcHOiitnttve
ixisitlen. thelr kunwledga of men and local
ities and thelr K)llllcal Inlluonce and xngaclty
all is eenrcded that they are entitled te.
Wee betide tlieiu wl)0 abtise their )irurgn
tlve. 1 think such will find It cold weather
een lu July at the White Heuse.
Mr. KainlaH'H alleged Influence hi admin
istration circles arises from no desire en his
part te dominate policy or appointments, nor
from any concession of that character en the
part of the powers Hint be. Mr. Ran did I'm
recognized position hi the lead or ship of the
party at large; his long-standing luthunle
political association wan .Mr. uaunmg ; mr.
Cleveland's unconcealed confidence lu his
geed Judgment; bis extended aciiualnt aciiualnt
unce Willi public men, espcs-lnlly lu
l'cnnHvlvanle. and his direct, positive man
ner lmve of ceurse given liliii n precr slmre
ofhilluence. Hiitlrein threo dlllerent and
all rollable sources none connected with
hlmself I heard the saine story of the rcla
tlniiH between him and the administration.
That Is that the comparatively low Impeitiiut
recommendations he has inade have all lcen
"well considered," and the things doneor
men named iqieu rellance lu Ids Judgment
lmve turned out se well that each bucccshIve
ene 1ms strengthened the president's eon een eon
lidenco lu the disinterestedness and
breadth of his counsel.' 1 happen te
knew that Mr. Randall's chief purpese is te
aid the administration hi securing the fittest
Instruments of its high policies, nnd te de
this without regard te past personal or lae lae
tlenal dllt'oreiiees. He knows, nsevcry wise
politician knows, that this Is tiiotiuie te build
no and net te tear down ; and that if Mr.
Cleveland's administration is afallure there
will Ik) no ether Democratic administration
until after ellticat cremation has gathered
the whole present generation of parly leaders
te us own.
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The letter of Postmaster General Vilas
te the Democratic cencrcssmen of Ohie,
Indiana, Virginia and New Yeik, in whose
states the cailiest and most inqieitaut elec
tions are te take place, indicates very plain
ly and very forcibly the policy of the new
administration toward that class of fed
eral offlce-heldeis with whom the public is
most intimately associated and most famil
iarly acquainted. The postmasters of the
country aie nearly as many in number as all
ethor persons holding federal appointments,
and they are mostly of the "feuith-class,"
whose salaries are under $l,oeo. The
postmaster Is the one functionary in whom
te the view of the greatest number of peo
ple Is embodied the federal power. They
all have dealings with him. The feui tli
class postellico Is the centre of political
power in neaily every noiglibeihood, and
everybody knows with what scrupulous
care the Republicans have occupied these
offices everywhere with tlie class who are
described by the postmaster general as fit
subjects for elllcial decapitation. AVheie
there has been a Republican stere or tav
cm, orBliep, or place of any kind in con
trol of a paitisan, In the village and at the
cross-reads, there the postellico has
been fixed, regardless of public con
venience or of any consideration
sYe that the postmaster head the Republi
can precession and respond with alacrity
te the paity tax-gatherer. These post pest
.maslcrs me commissioned for no paitieular
term ; hence there was no time at which
thelr commissions might be said te exphe.
Tany of them have been In olllee five, ten
, andtwentj jears, and us they wcre erigi-
sally appointed because of their party
services, their retention depended en a con-
j ' .tuiuance of this sort of 7eal, no matter
-' 'hew offenslve it was te Democrats or hew
CVK1110" Interfered with a proper discharge
' ' "of thelr elllclal duties Tlie most deveut
civil service reformer would lmi dly contend
' j that his cix-wl demanded the rotention of
ij, men who thus get into olllee, simply be-
A,&-cause they were in eccuiKincy.
i Mr. Vilas very generously U-gins with u
' 'small installment. IIe knows that all of
the worthy cases cannot be preught te the
block at once, nor the great?rtultituile of
fttcceaaers ba discriminatingly selected
-" TBiholesale. Se he takes "25 per cent, and a
'few of the principal states at the start;
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The earnest, obvious purpese of the admin
istration Is te avoid bad aiiDeiutmciits; and
tlie delay tli.it has thus f.ir Im-cu occasioned
has been owing mainly te this dosire. As
the president said the ether day : " Olve us
geed men. Don't let us have any nilsilts or
scandals." He recehes, talks for a moment
te and disposes of hundreds of callers every
day. Tlie way te the Whlte Heuse Is bread
and easy, nnd many tliore be who go therein.
Access te the oxeoutl ve chamber Is ready und
when It has become pretty well lilted he
startsiireuud the circle and disposes of theso
lu waiting, very quietly and guntly.biit very
seen making the ellnsUe nnd prolix isiter
te understand that his time Is the
government's and that a hundred are
awaiting their turn. In tlie spacious execu
tive chamber nt Albany he formed the linbll
of receiving a large nuinber of visitors nt ene
time, who feiim at least lmve uie H.uisi.ieuen
of seeing Hint he was engaged and what
their chances worn or getting a hearing. IIe
continues this In the White Heuse, where his
room Is net nearly mi blg.butre.lurund mere
cheerful than the governor's chamber In
Albany's handsome mid expensive caiillel.
1 notice, however, that when Commissioner
or Internal Hoseuuo Mlller comes in or uny
ether elllcial with a bundle of papers In his
hand, the ptcmident resume his chair, settles
down te business, and the circle of visitors
ri'iinw wiiItliiL'. Alter nil. the ordinary visi
ter seldom gets moie natisractieii from his
visit than nn interchange of pleasant greet
ings witli the head of the government. And
lids Is all he has a right te oxpcet, Mr.
Cleveland told me the ether day that he
found it Imisisslble te rcmeinlwr from day
te dav, or en en from morning tonight any
considerable number of the hundieds and
thousands and after while It will be hun
dreds or thousands things that are said in
his ear by people whoexiiccllilm te "attend
te it right iiway" because lie gives tlu'lii
resiH)ctt'iil consideration. The best way for
everybody te de who has real business with
the executive or any ether y icpaftKWiW is te
put It flown m wriinig-- -it can nanny fscaisj
fltlltllf lull. . . '
Tin; swinging sign seems te lmve ltn IixmI
liahiUitieii in Pennsylvania cities. One may
travel all oyer the busines streets of Hest en
and net encounter one of theso nuisances.
That they are nuisances no Intelligent oi-meii
who is net a sign owuer will deny. Hut
they are mere than nuisances, na they soino seino soine
tluios net as llfo-fiestroylng agents. Tlie
otlierdaylu New Yerk a stationary sign In
the shape of a he.it y roll of oilcloth fell UHin
a llttle girl mid killed her. The child
had been playing in front of tlie shop where
tlie dangerous sign was placed, when in
some m uiiier the heavy roll was overturned
and in its fall it crushed her te death. There
should be legislation against Iho unsightly
nnd dangerous custom. Hither It is law fill
ter children te play upon tlie streets, or It Is
unlawful te make such play daugoreus. Tlie
sign ewners should be made te reali.e that
the last is the legal vlew of tlie situation.
Tin; New Yerk legislature dies te-dny. It
began its work at the sumo time as tlie Penn
sylvania legislature, which, llke the brook,
bids fair te go en forever.
Hsi-nciAi.r.Y "offensive partisans" of the
fourth-class must go.
O.vi: of the surest ovlttenees of the ilecline
in patronage of Miimner resorts is seen lu the
proposed combination of hotel men te keep
down the prices or their empleyes l'er the
last few yours tlie summer liotel proprietor
lias been put through a cenrual test that has
forced many te threw up the spenge. The
trutli is that money has net been very plenti
ful for tlie last few seasons, mid these who
have found themselves with n less amount of
tills wherewithal than usual have very
HOiisibly concluded te spend their summers
at home. This has been followed by depres
sien In the business et summer hotels. It is
propesod te take time by the forelock this
year by reducing the wages of tlie hotel
ompleyos bofero summer sets hi ; for the wise
hotel-kccpor knows that iflie does this when
the season is en, he will be at the meiey of
his servants. The proposed new senle limits
tlie wages et the colored waiters te net evor
J20 a month ; w h lte waiters, 525 ; colored bell
boys, 512; chamber girls, f 8, and cooks and
bakers lrem ten te lltteeu per cent less than
last year, anil nil ether liotel empleyes In
proportion. The prices named are in ad
dition te beard. Hetel empleyes need net
fear that thelr livings are jeepardised by this
proposed plan, for busluses competition will
in tlie cud be the ical critorieu of wages.
Semu poeplo think that Cteveland Is tee
slew or movement; yet he Is turning the
rascals out at tlie rate or thirty a day.
Gun. HiiAvunhas boldly announced that
he cannot be reconclled te the apjKilnt apjKilnt
mentef men te consulships who had beeu in
robclllen against the country they were new
serving. Is this the same Heaver who in a
famous speech te the c.x-Coiifederatei at
Carlisle, some years age, declined that lie
hardly knew which side in the late war was
right, and that had he been Sjeuth he would
have worn the gray ?
Mu. Vilas' lotter tsn sign beard ter a let
of cross-reads politicians.
Maltreatment of u Olrl.
HlizaSIeis, about 10 years old, was found
tin the river bank, alxive Charleston, W. Va,,
en Wednesday with scarcely any clothing en
and in adying condition. Hhe says that threo
ilays age she was met en the street in the
evening and assaulted by (1 rant Jenes, Prnnk
Hee ami Walter Kent, nit colored, nnd fright
fully bojteu and kicked by them. While
dazed she wandered te the place named and
laid down, and remained there without feed,
net knowing where she was. She was in a
frlghtiu) condition from her maltreatment
Tlie nourees deny hnvlmr wen Iho ulrl en
the occasion Mieupcakt nf, Hhe has iodged
complaint against them. The chances or I
her ivcqvery ure net geed.
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There seems te Iki no differt'iice of opinion
about Miss Cleveland and tlie clevati-d social
loneoflho White Heuse under the new reg
ime. Tlie wire of a distinguished represent
ative, ex-governor nnd ox-niinlster, as we
walked tlirilugh the White Heuse grounds
the ethor flay, told me with what misgivings
und forelsKllngN fhe looked lerwaril te a
elmnge from the elcgance and repose of the
Arthur rule In the drawing room ; and hew
all her fears were dissipated and her admira
tion for a higher order of tilings enhanced at
tlie llrst real reception et the Clevelauds.
" Ah," her husband wpoke up, " I never se
felt the triumph or Deinocmtie institutions as
when I mw mid heard that gracious lady ro re ro
ceive tlie foreign ministers in their own court
language, mistress of the White Heuse, und
vpstenfiiy u sclioel teacher earning her own
living."
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I saw Secretary Iimar jog up tlie aveuue
the ether day in a wliile overcoat and riding
uheaty bay horse with a short whip. He
dismounted at the front fleer, handed tlie
gontle steed te a black boy who held him
until the cabinet meeting adjourned.
J. Procter Knell, who lias been visiting
Washington, and was tlie guest of the presi
dent en ids afternoon drive and at dinner the
ethor day, leeks stouter and as IT he enjoyed
life niore than since he became governor of
Kentucky, the pest that was his heart's de
sire. He remembers ids isit te l.-incister
some j ears age with great HatislUetlen and
premisPH te eoine again. He inquired es
pecially utter the many religious sects among
our German imputation, in whose distinc
tions of dress and creed he manifested much
lute rest.
Tlie president and siecietary Manning are
particularly well pleased at tlie geueial ap
probation which followed their llrst npiKilnt npiKilnt
mentef an Internal rovenue collector from
thlsstnte thntef Mr. Higler. Tlieronre signs
that n complete mid early revolution of the
internal rovenue sorvlce is in contemplation,
nud applicants for collccterslilps should get
their papers en tlie without delay. As Mr.
Manning observed the ethnr day "cople
who wnut te ftsii, must get thelr lines
ready." 1 suggested that tliore had been some
doubt as te w lien the season would open ;
but this being new known the llsliermeii
would seen be abundant.
The talk nbeut Secretary QarlnuU being
exereised about tlie elcgance of Hen Hrow Hrew Hrow
ster's apartments, and having ordered plain
crash te supplant the Turkish tewels and
rag carpels in place of tlie Otteman rugs, Is
all talk. Garland strikes ene as a worker
who Is entirely oblivious te his surround
ings and purely en buslness bout He has
" net yet get down" te applications for ap
pointments, unit the tear is that he won't
I don't think Kudlcett has as many callers
as tlie rest of them. He does net scorn te
have made the acquaintance et the boys.
Secretary Hayard leeks in place In Uiostate
deji:irtment He Is a geed deal an
noyed at the persistency with which
many et tlie congressmen urp apjior apjier apjior
pertloniug out the consulates nud ether
places In the diplomatic service, asvjf they
wero mere spoils et war. He appreciates that
many of thorn are almost places orexllo, and
npH)iutces te them who knew nothing but
et the salaries uttache.1 would be disappointed
and possibly dccllne or rue bargain l&Jiqy
cut I hem. Mniiv of the rircsent liiutllllbarii.s.
by long sorvice fiave attained singular enl
efeney and are far removed from oil'ensiV j
partisanship. Still tills soeretary Is epen IT'
nil suggestions j overy application and rec
ommendation is considered, and he will take
it us a real sorvlce te himself, te the govern
ment and te tlie party, if llrst-eluM8 and en
tirely lilting men are brought te his notice
for tun consulships.
It Is a mistake te suppose, that less heed is
paid by this administration nod In the
various departments te the views and wishes
of congressmen and ethor recognized repre
sentatives eflixud Democratic sentiment than
heretofore. On the ether hand thclroplniens
are elndiv received und earnestly desired. I
think It would be 1'uUd te their iullueaee te l .
I'EHSONAL.
GAitrii;i,i)'s sbitua for Statuary hall,
Washington, arrhed en 'i'lmrwlay.
Jl'ixii: Wam.ach, of Han Pranolsce, isadd
te have lies-opted the Chinese mission, new
ectMipleil by Jehn Hussell Yeung.
AitMiniiTCliuss Maiiia TiinnuHA, of Aus
tria, lias a iiassiuu ler nmulacliirmg jewelry,
mid labfrs tinder the instruction of a work
ing Jeweler.
Jiikii: Pattkiihe.v, of Haneaster, eceupleil
it seal en the Dauphin county lieiich Thiirs
day botweeu Judges Siuioiiten and M'l'her M'l'her
seii. IIe is the falhcr-iu-lau' or tlie latter.
Coi.e.Mir, Quay and Chris. Mugee metal
Ilarrlsburg Ter the first time since their light
iM-gau evor the st.ite trcasurcmhip. The in
terview showed that no truce was jievsible.
Mausiiai. McMahon is new engaged in
writing ids memeirs from the begliinlngfit
his military career te the close of Ids publle
life. The work will net be published till
after his death.
Rantman Joiinen is engaged upon a
ixirtnilter Preshlent Cloeland for the city
iudl at Albany. Mr. Cle eland's portrait is
also te be added seen te the gubernatorial
collection hi the executive cliuuilier at the
capital.
Dm Oi.ivnu Vi:n'ii:i,i. Hei.jiks Is in
HUllleiently geHl health te tell up many
lllghts of stdrs te meetings of tlie Massa
chusetts Historical society, and still strong
enough te remark that the association should
be named tlie ".Massachusetts nigii nigii
sterylcal Society."
Pnei'. It. IC. ltfi:uiu.i:, city ftiiiorliiton ftiiierliiton ftiiiorliiten
dent of public hcIioeIh, wilt deliver a lecture
in the hull of the Yeung Men's Christian asso
ciation, forthe benellt of tlie Ladles' Auxil
iary, connected with that Institution, next
Thursday evenlng. The high school double
quartette will sing and tlie proceeds will go
ler a new carjict
Silt JelIN HrimerK told a story in Ids
recent scci:h at Shrewsbury which can have
no jerse!ial application te himself. It was
about a traveler who revisited a New Zea
land village and Inquired after a irlend a
leading Maori I. iber.d and n member of the
local Pt-ace society, It is lwlieved. The reply
was disceiinigiiig. "All" Haiti tlie village
chief, with resignation, "lie gave us se much
geed advice that we had te put him te death
mercifully."
I'rmii I lift Cerpmn).
Kmni tlie Sbirlne Rirrnck-B. l'riiHai-ela, rierlda,
Coipenil ltll llnri;er rltcK of IIki ImjiiuIIU of
Ilmwii's li-m Illttcis In Unit umlarluiift n-i;lnii.
He nay : "I have utcil m unit Peltlcs nuil must
hiiv I him L'rc.illv licncllllisl liv iiHlnif It. Sew'ml
of my cmiiniilusiite llnmii's Iren liUler, unit
you m-iy lestusMiinsI I hey nil tlilnk It tliegn'ut-f-Ht
thing en fin tli." 'llils kind el Va'ura.'i'y
tiATj.'s iret'J uu ijiiarrni ctinvxTning iiiuhue
Iren Hitlers tl.u best tunic.
l'H)lillilll(iiiM l-irfel NKWIiil.
Ills iiotellcn tlml prolitbltleiilils favor nn j
thing lu tlie alcoholic line, but thuni has bi-un a
ill.entlni opinion uiueug the moil critical, that
Dvrpv's I'eie Malt Wiiidkkv Is the proper arti
cle te im whenever eccunlnu until fnrHiicerss
fully lighting the iiiuk's of pnuiiuieula, tllph.
tlicrla, Ij pliulJs nml uiliinmiitle fcvcis of all
kinds. Thu doctors ndvNe thin ceinve. Hint liiin
druds nf families hae bi'cn ix-atensl teuxccllent
hc.iltli by u proper list) of thin ivmcdy, vhlchllie
latest triumph of science, prwlui-rs abieliiluly
free riimi nil liijiitieus drugs unit residuum or
fiiKt-l oil found hi ether makew. One dollar pur
bottle by the drug nud grocery trade.
Never nut of place; Hep I'lasltrs for sudden
pains, wrukiicng und Hrulns. AIhujsmiic. STh),
I.UIII0 Hack? lliinl'H Kidney ami l.lvcr
Itemedy currn dltii-lng dleoaMMef ilUbutcv,
grnx'l.mid rutuntleii or urine.
"I can't hleepl" Sum-rerB from nervous pros
tuition, mid waited vitality, can lx-galli health
by lulim Hunt's hiilney Itemedy.
lnjlilndcedSw
aiKHWAU
13R0VN'S1H0N 1I1TT1SUH.
WOMEN
.S'ci'dlini renewed nlrciiHtli, or who miffer from
intiriiuucs pcunnurie me se, mieniu try
Brown's Iren Bitters.
T1IK 11K.ST TONIC.
Tmde Mink
yUAI.ITV, I'UKITV NOT O.UANT1TV.
On Kery Ileltle.
This mrillclmi combine Iren lth mini vf'ge-
tahle Ienics, and Is Iiivntuiiblii ler I)Ihciics
liecullar In Women, und nil wlie lend sedentiiry
llvex. It nnilchcs and 1'urlllcs the bleed, Slim
iilutf'N tlie Appetite. StrcmrlhfUH the .Muscles
mid Nfrvp4lii fuel, tlwirdiiiflilv lnvli.niiilfs.
Olenm the complexion und makes the akin
smooth.
It doe tint lilnckru tlie teeth, eanne hendnchu,
or pniduce eoiiBtlpatlen oil ether Iren tucid
cine ttu.
, Mus. KLlZAnnTll llAinn, 74 Knrwell Ave., Mil Mil
wniikee, Wis., nays, under date of Dee. ai, issi!
" I have lined llrewu' Iren llltteis, anil It lias
been mere Hum a doctor te me, having timid
me of tlie weakness ladles liiue lu life. Alse
cured me of I.lvcr Complaint, und new my com
plexion Is clear and geed. Ibis been bencllclnt
in my children."
(loniilneliiisulmve; I twin mm k mid crossed id
line en w nipper. TAKK NO OTlli:it. Made
only by
11UO WN'S Oil USI ICA I. CO., IIA I.TlMOItK, .11 1).
).Atir' IIahii IkHiK Useful und atlmcllve,
containing llt of prizes for receipt. Inlei mil
lion nbeut coins, etc., Klvcu uay by nil dealers
lu medicine, or mulled te any address en receipt
of 2e. stump. (!)
"TIOP PLASTKH. "
NOT MICK OTHKH KINDS.
Iler I'LAHTKiMuct bistmilly when applied. Try
lliein rer Ilneknclie, l'uln In the Side, Mlllchen,
Ithcuiimlliiii, sciatica, hole and Weak Chest and
ill local iivlies und lialu. Se seething nud
uticiuflhcnlng te weak und Hied pari. Coin
poscuei nature' mill Known rcim-tiic, viriues
of rreh Hep. Iliirgundy Pitch mid Cunndii ll.il
Ham. Sold eiervwhem ase.. S Ter fl.W). HOI'
I'l.ASTIIH COill'ANY, Proprietors, IIemIiiii,
.Mas. (10)
TOP PliASTHH.
mtr duuiin.
JOHN S. OlVMHl. (31H). I. HATHVON.
TO GEjNTLECDEjN :
We have new en Inmd n full line of KNUbtSII,
KUK.NCIInnd A.MIiltlUA.N
SUITINGS
IN Al.bTIIK NI'.WKST HI'ltlN'd AND SUM.
AIIHl STVI,i;s, i
tllrect from Importers nnd Mniiufiicluiers, lit
lowdown fash pi Ices. We me prepared te make
Hull te elder id short mil Ice, Pireld men, mid-dle-uged
men, men whedres plain or fusliien-
nine, young men who waul hid very inlustcut.
We ninki! u specialty or milking IIiivh' nud
Veuth's Clothing, Our Cutler mm of I lie best,
most expel lelieed nud practical celters In lin
caster. We employ none but the best workmen
and life only geed trimming, nod gumiinlen
perfect (It. Our price me down In suit the
time. We also hint! en hand a full line of
Spilug and Hummer Underwear, for Men nnd
lleyl (Imire Shlit, size. 'II te Hi IucIii-h) Jean
Drawers. '.M te IS Inches; 1 1 oil cry, lileves, Neck,
wear. Handkerchief, etc., In Iho tery latest
Rlyles'iudut thu leHesteiisli pi Ices.
JOHN S. GIVLER k CO,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
l.ANCASTint, l'A.
ti.m.v;.
prKADQUAUTICKS POIl
SUMMER
Merine Slilrta and Drawers,
Ouuze Undershirts nnd Drnwera,
Cholce Neckties,
13. it W. Cellars and CufTs,
C. it, O. Cellars nnd Cuffs,
Crown Cellars nnd CufTs
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
8I1IIIT8 AND MH3IKTV I'AII.M'llintNAI.I A
MADK 'lO OltDim.
At Erisman's,
no. 17 wi:sr Ktxci siui:kt.
T
nn;
Increase iu Our Business
D
ItHSS GOODS.
WATT
H'
HHAHP OH DUHIi PAINS.
Shep girls, salcsw omen nml housewives nil uf uf uf
feriuoie or less limn weak buck or sldciiehu. A
liuly ku: '-ene inn- I'Lahtku worn is neurs uiu
my buck meiegfsl than nil thu lemcdles I ever
used." Kiirimy sort or pain orereuessof wluit
inel'liatilie, tuntittitlellef Isglven. Superior te
t-lifitt protecteis rerwenk mid wire lungs. Iler
l'l.AKTKKH mi) made lrem lluigundy l'ltuh, Cnn
mla lUlsiim mid tin) entile, itucs or garden
Hep. Sold everywhere, ile., erfi for tl.fw. HOI'
l'l.ASTint COJIPANV, llestnii, .IIium. (II)
SHAKD & CO.,
n
OP PHAST1CH.
A HAIHHOAD RNOINRKll
l.lvlngln Crntral New Yerk, wus cured nf a di
tresslng Kidney cemphilut by the Hei- VhMitr.K
llesus: "i Knew wiuinney iiiiJiiiiii iiruiniiM-n.
them te nil the boy en tin) lead." Applied te
p.ilu In uny part Instant relief I given. Verwcnk
nnd tired muscle or Joint, Crick, Stitches, Hldu
nelie, Neumlglii, Sen) Chest, Kheiimntlsm or
liK-ul weak tin) virect Is magic. Prcpansl
from llurgundy 1'ltch, Cuiimln llalsutn nnd vir
tue of garden Heps. Sold by tlniKKltl nnd
country store. !Sc.,fiferl.(H. HUL'l'li.ViTKIl
COMPANY, Husten, Mas. (13)
i:xuuitsiex.i.
IKNHYN PAHIC.
Penryn Park,
-ON Till.-
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R. R,
l:tcurslfiu CiiiniiiHtee of Chinches, huudiiy
Schisils und ether select organization. In mak
ing I lielrsu miner urrmijjemeiit. should net neg
leet te n-erveiid.iy for renryn l'nrk.
TliUdvllghtlul icserti situated ill the midt
of thu
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And lis ureiind covering hundred of neie lire
imsy efneeess rnnn all part of central l'enu
yhuula for the free utoef excuralnuUls tln.ru
uie extensive
CKOOXUT AND l.AWN TKNN1S tiltOUNI).,
I.AKlii: DANC1NO l'A VII, ION, HANI)
STAND, HITCHi:,', HASKET
AND CI.OAK- ItOOMS,
ttiidCUNHint 'ATOUY
On the Summit of the Mountain.
There Is also a refreshment room In charge of a
competent f.iterer(ji,lH.'ie meal can 1hi iiiiiciireil
ut iiiislenitej.-u""., a photograph gallery und
f1v.uiei(iue,Aiieraunieiieleatuie.
s'lilliiiinr iillnwi-il cm thn t-riiuiiils.
Kxcuriileus f nun nil points out he Philadelphia
A Ueaillng and Heading & lelinntil.l Itallieads
will liecariied direct te the l'aik wttlieiitchaugu
of cam.
Complete In formal ion can hu ehtuiueil mid en
gagement cllcctcd IIU liartles from all pelnl
en Hit) Philadelphia .V Iteaillni; und Uejulluir A
Columbia ICitllreaiW, iis,u upplleatlnn.te CO.
HuneiH'k, ticiieral I'liwi-iigeruml Ticket Agent,
Philadelphia A Itendliig Uatlread, -07 Seuth
Kuiirt h si reel, Philadelphia, l'u., und with parties
fieui I -c banen liy nptilyliiK t t he undcrsluucd,
u i.i, u m ii.ii.ii,r,.pi-i
8 and 10 East King Street,
Cable Dress Goods,
AI.I.COI.OUS, 10c. A VAKD.
FINE COLORED CASHMERES,
YAIID W IDi:, J'-. A YAIID.
COPURB DRESS GOODS,
ni:v hiiADi:s,.T7j;c. a yaud.
Satin Berber, Yard Wide, 50 Cents a Yard.
40 In. COLORED CASHMERES,
AI.I,-WOOb,Wc. A YAUD.
FRENCH SATIN BERBER,
PINK QUA I.1TV, !.() n Vatd.
Aoteulshlng bargain.
WI)oetiTUUKIsIIT()VKI.S Vx Cents lluch.
Werth -A Cent.
2,000 Vardi INDIGO BLUE SATING,
15c. a Yard ; Werth 'SK.
WHITE GROUND FRENCH SATINES
15i-.ii Yard ; Ileal Vulue, 37Jc.
HEW YOEK STORE.
T 15. MAKTIN & CO.
.since our opening has been hey end eiirexpeeln
Hen, ililcli iinnm lliit. Hid people appreciate
thu advantage which e eiler them, lieihln ou
LOW PRICES FOR BESTGOODS
AND FAIR TREATMENT.
Moetrcr this week
M'KCIAI. INDICKMIiNTS IN Ol'lt
Beys' and Children's Departments.
New l.lne of UlleUN mid HUM". COIIK.
SCUHW HHITS-Slr.e. I te lu Mmrt l'aut
Hulls, 10 te 17 lu Ikiy' le,
special drive in l!OW III.I7K KbANNKI,
SUl'lS. 10 te 17, finteolel. nt .".nu.
I'ull line or cheaper gnnlcs of llejt' and Clill
dren'ClethliiK.
Specially of CIIIMHIUN'S SINOI.i: I'ANT.s,
Iih- te tl.iB.
It IS-ltlllllK lllM-4 lllll IIIIV V.lll tl tlllll.,1 f.llll
dren's leniiieuls, u e felt te you ut less than
yeticiiii lmy the malcilal for. Cull and see.
inn:N8i:i,i.Ni:ei''
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
tONSl I.TOUIl 8IIO W WINDOW.".
Klevf-ii of them full of llrlulit. New l.oeds. It
Is te you rmlv mi luge, te laknu leek through our
stock, it we claim te tnke tlie leivl In tti.it do de
p.irtmcnf Invurli-ty, stjleiuid low pi lie.
ern motto
" .Meney lefumled If giMidsmeiiel sallslaclery
when tiiken home," holds gisid nil Iho time
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
OMM'UICi:
Clotting and Gtnt's Furnishing lleaw,
coi:.Ni.i:ertKNTiti:s()trAi:K ash .south
i)Ci:i:.N siki;i;t.
1NI-; TAll.OIJINl!.
Upliolstery l)c)artinciil
Hl'EVlAL NOTlCr.S,
A Tnliiipill Nerieun S)tein
Cnn never be peesed by tho-.e whoe diges
tive nml axnlinll.itlve organ ure lit n stare of
chronic dl-order- Weak stemaclis make weak
nerves. Te restore vigor nnd quiutuilu te tlii)
latter, thellrct must be Invigorated and regu
lated. The ordinary sedal lies may trniuiulllzu
the iicrvus for a while, but theycmi never, llke
Ilestcttur'shtnuiach Hitters, remove the caue
or nervous debility. That miperb bnlgeraut
mid corieetlveof dNerdcied conditions of the
alimentary organ, ha also the elfect of tmp.ii t
Ing tone te the nerves, 'the dellcute tissues of
which they ure constituted, when weakened lu
coiiseqiiuiiceof linpeverlshnient of the bleed,
resultlug from Imperfect digestion nud assimil
ation, dmw strength from the fund of vitality
duvcleped In tlie system by the Hitters, which
Impart the reunited Impetus te the nutritive
functions of the stomach, enriches tlie circula
tion und given lenu and lcgulutlty te till) M'ClO
thennd ciacuatlve organ. iul3-2U
(lueer reading would be thu history nf name.
Wu cannot, lien e cr we go in te thu subject new',
except he far us te say that Dr. Kennedy's
" Fuverltu Itemedy" wus culled by that nnuie,
lu mi Informal fashion, long before the Docter
dreamed of advertising It for public, use. Ppeak
Ing of it he would Bay te hi patient, "This I
my favorite remedy for alt troubles of the
bleed," etc, and Its success was go great that he
dually spelled the name wllh capital letter.
(2)inylMindced.tw
rm.FUAZlKH'S HOOT IHTTBIIS.
Frnzler's Heet Hitters are net n drum shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In overy
sense. They uct strongly upon the Liver nml
Kidneys, keep the howels open und regular,
clcniwe the blitfMl and system of every Impurity.
Sold by druggists, I. bold by II. It. Cochran,
137 and I'Si North (Jucunsticct. (i)
A Yelling ltaby
Is something te be avoided. liable with colds,
babies w Ith tcalds, burns, bite, nches, sprains,
or pnlns ure bound le become noisy tenants of
the household. Dr. Z'Aeiikm' Kclcclric Oil will
curu ull these cmnplulnts. Fer nle by II. II.
Cochrun, druggist, ia7 und iau North Queen
ktrcct, Lmicistur.
Ni:vi:itmvKur.
If you lire troubled -villi nervous or sick head
ache, de net gle up your case us lueiinihle until
you imve tried Dr. I.oslle'shpeclul Prescription,
be the testimonial luunethur column, diu-lwd
bKlNl)lSKASES.-"8WAYNK'S OINTilUNT.'
"Swajne'i Ointment" cure Tetter, 8nlt
llhmiin, ltlngwerm, frere. I'lmples, Kczeum, nil
ltcliy Kruptlens, no matter hew abiHnatapr long
ttaiuilna. Jan'S-Jl FAw
Yen Can Depend On II.
"Fer sovero toothache und Neuralgia of the
head 1 iiaed Thomai' Jtclcctrie Oil. This Is cor cer
uilnly tlie best thing I ever knew for relief of
pittn of any kind. The house Is necr without
it." Sir. A. M. Frank. 177 W. Tupperbt., lluf.
fale, N. Y. Fer hale by II. It. Cochran, ilimgglst,
137 und 1JU North Queen street, Lancaster.
l'll.EHt l'll.KSII PlbKSMI
Sum curu ferllllml. Illcedlngundltclilugl'tlw.
One mx ha cured the worst case of -J) yours'
standing. Ne one need suirer live minutes utter
uslnir wiuium's iiiuimi i-nu umiuieui. ji urn
B-irb tumors, ttllays Itching, acts lis poiiltlce,
give Instant relief, l'repuret! only ler l'lle.
itihlim of the prlvute parts, nothing else. Beld
hvdrti
Beld by
HV1V11.
;glsls indiiiiillcu en receipi ei pnet,fi.
' II. II. Cochrun, 137 and 13'J North Queen
I')
mllBY AKE OLKANI.Y AND T.hV.
JL gmt. Thure 1 no ether external muedy
Dial dues se much geed as Ucuseu's Capcluu
i-iaami eeu.
Sunt. Cornwall Sc Mt.
ina -3uid
Hepe Ualliihitl,
l.hanen I 'a.
QUMMKItOP tas,'.
EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS!
Cornwall & Lebanon
-AND-
Colebrook Valley Railroad.
MT. GRETNA PARK,
In the heart f if the Seuth .Mountain, en the Hun
of the abne toad, 1 elfulcd In Individuals ami
association ,
Free of Charge.
ThfM- ground, cercitug bundled of uetes,
nre easy of access from ull part el Laslern
I'ciiiiKWVunla.
J-Tliei-eauiMOt'NTA I NhTUKAMS, spanned
by uistle luldgesi MOUNTAIN hl'KINOS,
walled up wilh native sandstone ; bllADY
WALKS nud l'llOMUNADLS.
A LAIHIK DANCI.Vil 1'AVILl.lON,
I.AIKIH DINING HALL.
KITCHLN, D1NINO UOOJI,
andTAHLr.s. IIKNCIIKS nnd IlUbTKJ SHATs.
sentlered ilueugh thu greve for the five use of
excursionist.
LA WN TIINN IS, CltOQIJLT, HALLO HOUNDS,
IIOWLINU AI.LKY, fHOOTING HAL
LHUY, QUOITS ANI FOOT HALL
Aie among the amusements etfercd.
Ne Inteslcatlng Drinks Allewed en
tlie Promlaes.
Wl'mlles deslilng It, can pi-ocure meals nt
thel'AHK HKbTAUHANT, whlcli will be under
the chaige of
eaieierei inu
MU. K. M. HOLT., the neicd
LEBANON VALLEY HOUSE,
who will be en the grounds tin oupheut the sea
son, giving it hi personal supervision.
3-Kxcurslens Ireni nil pefuts en l'cnnsylvu
nlu It. It. will be carried ditcct te the l'ark w Ith
out change of car.
Wllxcursleii rates nnd full Information can
be obtained und cngugcinents eltected with
parties from nil points en the Pennsylvania
ll.lt. upon iippllcallen te GLO. W. IIOV1), As
sistant (ieneril Passenger Agent, 1', It. It., Ne.
) Seuth fourth street, l'hlladelphia, or te
J. C. JENNINGS,
Supt. C. & L. & C. V. It. U., Lebanon, l'u.
, niyl'Mind
HATS AUTli VAfH.
1845.
1885.
STAUFFDR& CO.,
Leading Fashionable II alters,
All the New Spilng Styles, In l'lalu and Fiiuey
Celers, Kxtra Light Weight, in
SOFT AND STIFF HATS
The Luvgest Assortment of
STRAW GOODS
In the City,
With Prices te Suit the Time.
Helng Manufacturers, and receiving goods ill.
rcct Hern tin) fucteiics, wu mu able te sell goods
lower than ever,
Notteublo te show our geed. Give us u call.
. D. STAMEBR & CO,
(SI1ULT.'S OLD STAND),
Nea. 31-33 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANOASTKU, PA.
TTXTHOUT BXOEPTION, THE BEST
V Cliruiif le tim town, two fu
T Clguiif le tim town, two for De, at
HAUTilAN'B YKLLOW illOST CI0AK
wu aim: showing an llugant
ASSOItTMUNT OF
LACE CURTAINS,
IN UCIUJ AND WH1TK,
Ihuiglng lu prlee fiem tt) cents te t?) per pair.
SPKCIALHAUGAIN
III a TAPKD-KDGU LACK CUUTA1N (l.'ciu),
Atifl.37 Per Pair.
Madras Curtains,
IN MiW AMI C1IOICK I'.FFKCT.-",
Fi ern .".() Pel IMIr tfp.
LACK Itl'NTINtiS,
I.Af'i: PILLOW SHAMS,
IIIlAII)i:0 PI I.I.OW SHAMS,
ijAlm:i;kisi:ts,
ijAt'i: i.AMiiur.ttPiN.s.
VlSTIIIUI.K I.ACI-
CURTAIN POLES.
In Wnlniil. Asli, Cheiry nnd llniss A Special
Uu-gabi In aliiiit. sliuud t Iiettj Pelts, tern
plele, fur nut flit.
Drapery (.'liitins, Lambrequin Cliaies, (limps.
CRETONNES.
A c.imi of Kugli-h Cretonne,. nt '.We. perjaid
Ameile.iu Cietimne ill 12) Jc. a J. nil.
An Ulegaut As-ertmeut of
Raw Silks and Jutes,
lly the j ard, nt tlu) Lewest Pi lees.
Jute and Raw Silk Table Cevers.
-Kspeilenccd I'phelsleiei fiiruUhed.
J. II. Martin t Ce.,
Cor. West King ami Priiice Sis.,
LANCAbTKH. PA.
F
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
'Iho Largest nnd Choicest Assortment of
FINE WOOLENS
IN Till: CITY OF LANLAhTKK
All Iho latest . in cities in
FANCY SUITING.
A CIlOlCULl.Sh OF
SPRING OYERCOATIRG.
THE VKIIY 11UST OKIiM ANS1IIP.
I'liccs te suit nil und nil goods n urriinlcd us
repn-senled ul his nun slete,
Se. 43 ITei-Hi Queen St
(OPl'O-lTK Till! FOSTOrUCi:.)
H. GERHART.
ATYHUS A KATIIVON.
THE
FIRST OF MAY
IS HERB,
Ami hew many peisens hae
chase et
in r.li 1 ted Hu pur
HVKUTAVT.KS.
CUPHUIOK
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field Glasses, Haremeturs, Tclc Tclc
scepes, MukIe Lanterns, Thermometers, Draw
ing Instruments, Philosophical und Chemical
Appnrutus. List and Descilptlens of our Tun
Catalogues scut FltliK en application.
QUEEN&CO.,
NO. 8M CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
maiU-lyil&w
irATGMiH, .tc;
TyATOIlES, ULOUKS AND JEWEIillY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN FKICK3 OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JKWELllY.nt
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Quccu Street,
Opposite City Hetel, near Pa, IS. It. Depot.
HeUlltng ut Whelesale Prices. Itupulrlngnt
xtiu Lew Prices. Jy3l-ljd
SiJatewekks.
AllpfrseiiswlbhliigMAUHLKIZEDSLATK
MANTELS, eruny ether blate Werk, will de w nil
by calling at our works or send fur our 11 lustra,
ted catalogue.
FUANK JANSON A HIIO.,
Cerner Frent and Locust M., Culumlila, Pu.
mai-S-:inid'
eIumpaunb.
BOUCHE
THE FINEST CHAMPAONE
l.Ml'OKTJ-JD.
ATUEIflAHT'a OLD WINK STOKE,
Ne. '."J East Kimi Htukbt.
II, K.bLAl llAKK.lt, A
KstAbllslus), 17S.V i tub
TTAIH'Y THOUOIITANlK.Jf
Jk-M. Totmcerwoniy feperpiug,
JlAUTilAN'a YELLOW FU(
"SEC."
WINE NOW
SUITABLE CLOTHING
-reu-Warm
Weather.
-.Iien't watt until
Warm Weather is Here,
bin IN ANTICIPATION.
IT WILL COM K, lTMU"TCbMi:, ANDtS I. HE
SIKL IT'n NOT FAK OFF,
New, we say te jeu,
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER,
BUY NOW.
ion can buy mm jut as t HEAPus later
It you me new leudy le buy, come and leek
at our
GOODS and PRICES.
And we Knew we can IntcicM ou;we think
wu can, at least, make an Impii'silmi.
Faver us with a call, anil we'll lu.lku a ens
turner of yuu,
MYERS &RATHF0N,
LEADING LANCASTEU tl.OTlULKS,
NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTEU. PA.
VAHltlAlir.N.
CTANDABD CAIUUAUE WOltK.
Edward Edgerley,
(Can luge llulldei),
MAUKET STUKET, KEAIl OF PObTOFFICK,
LANCAhTEH, PA.
MY LAIIOE STOCK OF
JBUa&IES & OAEBIA&ES
Comprises the Iitest Stvlua und the liiftst Elu.
gantly Finished. WHICH I OFFJiHt T
OUKATLY ItKlll'Cl.ll PUICES jS
The bUI'KltlOll ylJALlTY OF IY WOltK
li 110 lomreniuesllened. My weik is us itutiiiH
my miidii In thu linger cities, nml bOI.l) AT
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,'ew Is the time te order
unv
HALF THE PHICE.
for spring.
ENCOUHAtlK FA 111 DEALINU
And Honest Werk. All Werk WAllltANTEl)
KEPA1UINO PIIOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
One set el werkmun especially employed for that
puipose.
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OOTKltJMAKlNO
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT tfXOO A 1SIZKN,;
AT NO. lmi NORTH QUEEN HTUEET,
Jilll'Jtld Luucustur, I'll
iM'HHY Cl'STOMKH nKTS ON'H HOT.
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eini iijiiars weitn et iJiuien- unn
rninii.i; insius
m i 111 i;u luiai n.
flplyel spring st les of Hosiery Juki
ke liauze 1. udurncar, sblils fieut
Clieilet Inr'iX-, up tetlm boil mini,
nhiumlrliil In the luail.ct. Punts,
ckcls.llats and liclleus generally.
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