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EVERY EVENINO IN THE YEAh,
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fiArZYTen Oenti a Week. Fire Dellar a
-'i, Year or Fifty Ccnlt a Menth. J'ettaga free.
ADVERTISEMENTS from Ten te Fifty Ventt
Knglteh councils, It wdtdd Bccih te be a'
reasonable prediction that tlie Afghan
trouble will be renewed. The English
pcopleknow Unit tliey came out second
best in Ilia diplomatic brush with Hussia,
and it is net a satisfactory feeling. But
llltle will be needed te fan tlie flame of
war en the English Bide, and the liusshvn
sentiment is equally Intlaimnable.
PURITAN PRINCIPLES.
T1IKIH JSFFXOT O.V THF. DIFFE1WNT
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Kitrncts frum Iho Address liy (Ivergu William
Curtis nt Ilia Unveiling of the Pilgrim
Slntue Presented te Maw YarX City liy
tlie New England Society.
able moral cneray tlie miwter ferce of
American civilization. He steed tlie Rcntlnel
en Sabbath morning guarding Iho plain
house et prayer wlille wlfe anil clillil and
neighbor worshipped within. Be miiHcd tlie
Pilgrim In tlie rant sunset hour en the New
j'jnginnuKiiore, iih sem caught up into tue
dazzling vision of tle future, beholding tlie
glory of tlie nation that should be. And he
may that nation Bland forevor and forevor,
tlie mighty guardian of human llberty, of
Godllke JustTwyef ChriHtllke brotherhood."
MKDICAZ,
Ql'RING FEVER. "
At tliU ncAAen nearly every ene needs te iih
koiiie pert of tonic. IKON tutor Inte hIiiies
every phvslcliin' prescription for theso wlie
need building up.
Brown's IRON BITTERS
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LAN0AHTKI1, l'A.
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FiX-SKCiiKTAitYCiiANDLKittliinkstliere
should be no politics in the navy, which Is
a very natural thing for him te think when
he is out. Hut when he was in , thcre wcre
werse things than politics in tlie adminis
tration. It is violently suspected that thcre
wcre thieves thcre ; und it is prebable that
in the business of stealing tlie secretary
ignored politics. In tlie last months of his
administration he was busy, lleach get in
seme strong pulls; and it turns out new
that a weed preserving company get ever a
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for a
worthless process.
Ben. Butler was tlie persuader of cash.
He needed money te make tip his election
expenses and probably found no easier
place te make it up quickly than in Mr.
Chandler's olllce, where politics was
ignored, when it was prelltable.
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Semk complaining Inisitiess men dcHlgunte
overproduction as " underconsumptien."
LANCASTER, JUNK 0. 1885.
The Seuth Pennsylvania Ilemls.
Italph Bagaley, of Pittsburg, has begun
'pj legal proceedings in New letk te test the
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validity of the bends of the New Seuth
Pennsylvania railroad. Bagaley is ene et
the subscribers te the stock of this read ;
Mr, Hestctter, who is another heavy holder
of the stock, says that Bagaley cannot pay
up his Installments, and is resorting te
$,hla legal procccdtngtegctoiit. 11 would
Beem te be mero prebable, however, that
the mevement Is ene made In the Pennsyl
vania railroad interest leenibarass tlie con.
slructlen of what will be a formidable
rival te it.
And itscems, front our knowledge of the
'facts, that there is foundation for Bagaley 's
claim that the bends of the read aie un
lawful, since they aie substantially given
away. The promoters of the read get for
their stock an equal sum in bends ; or for
their bends an equal sum in stock , which
ever way they cheese teput it. Inethcr words
the read Is watered at the start fifty per
cent. A dollar of stock and a dollar of
bends represent but ene dollar instead of
two dollars ; and this being the fact, the
issue is forbidden by the Pennsylvania law ,
or certainly should be.
Tliere is a construction company attach
ed te this enterprise, just as thcre has been
te every railroad built since tlie Union Pa
cific. Tlie same parties are in both. Tlie
two are ene. Any arrangement niatle by
the Seuth Pennsylvania railroad company
with the American construction company
of New Yerk, is a batvgkaiide with IU
self, ysrTCtTS-oycrtAhe thimbles is
ajritcinir of trreuiFrich is net, ceunte
nanced rj.;ie law or geed morals. The
Seuth Pennsylvania railroad company ap
plied te the state for permission te issue
a larger number of shares and bends than
the law then allowed. Mr. uewcu gaTe
the assurance te the state that tlie sum
then limited in the law would net build tlie
read. He was lelieved and the pri
vilege te expend the increased sum
demanded was given. But it was net in
tended that one half the sum should be
given as a bonus at the outset te the pro
jectors. Tlie grant was obtained by fab
pretenses. And nothing in Mr. Gewen's
career has surprised us se much as his
lending himself te this misrepresentation.
It was se unlike him as te be hardly
credible.
If Mr. Bagaley's effort results in the
compression of the Seuth Pennsylvania
stock and bends te the solid bed rock, and
ensures the capitalization of this new rail
road at its real cost, and net at the amount
of the construction company's contract,
Mr. Bagaley will have been a public benefactor.
Flury Among the Fishes.
Tlie Democratic politicians in this neigh
borhood are excited by the report that the
collectershlp for the district and ether fat
offices are en the eve of distribution from
Washington. Tliere is nothing se animates
the politician's heart as the smell of an of
fice. Though he may have no expectation
of ene for himself, yet the mere fact that
such things are te be had for the asking,
without money and without price, and
simply by legging or begging, in person
or by proxy, suffices te set the average
party man wild ; and though he may be
the laziest creature en earth, he will de
velop an amount of energy and Industry,
that would sufllce, if economically and use
fully applied, te yield him profit enough for
his luxurious support for years. That all
men are feels is what all men knew ; and
none have better reason te knew it than
the office-seeker, both when he gets an
office and when he don't. IIe probably
knows that if he was a wise man he would
go about his business and consider public
ofilcetobonfieldof labor te be shunned.
He may be wise enough te knew it ; but te
be wise enough te act en it is quite
another thing. Tliere are plenty of pee
ple who will agree te the abstract propesi.
tien ; who nevertheless would leap for any
office in Bight with the vigor and veracity
of a hungry trout in June.
The government will be able te get a
very geed collector of rovenue in
this county. Tliere is abundant material'
here j the candidate already named
will de very well and several hundred
net named will also de well. Ne ene has
any lien upon the olllce, and the secretary
of the treasury is quite free te select from
the thousands of Democrats of the county
the ene best suited te the duty. We are
sure his choice will be capable of the func
tion exercised by the present occupant,
with elegance and premptitude, of drawing
the emoluments te the uttermost farthing.
Ofcourse we expect that the olllce will be
filled from this county, whose long suffer
ing and meagrely fed Democrats would sce
such a plum depart from them with a
ajnse of wrong that would net be assuaged.
Onk inunt be careful what he dees In
Iloateii. He may net pruueh In the open nlr
without running the risk of lclng llned ns n
disturber of tlie public ttoace: nor may he
lndtilgoeit the Htrecta of that town in pro
fanity without being hauled boferotho court
and made te pay the penalty of hh oll'enso.
A few evenings age Jehn Stetson, the well
knpwn theatrlcal manager, was in company
with sover.il sporting gontlemon en a street
corner. Tliore was considerable loud talk
ing, and the officer en the beat usked the
gentlemen te meve en. Mr. Stutson, who
acted as hpekesmaii for the company, re.
fused and emphasized his relusal by a liberal
sprinkling of oaths. He vww promptly taken
Ixjfore tliemuiilcliKil court and llued ?fl, which
he paid. Can this lie the kuiie town from
which Jehn 1j. Sullivan dates Ills origin?
And If It is, hew has he se long cscaped the
coiisequoneca of this edict agulust swearers
in public?
Tin: olllce cats of many of tlie Philadel
phia dailies must have been all soundly sleep
ing during the doltige of ral!re.id literature
"Well may tlie staltie of the Pilgrim ntiind
here," said Mr. Curtis, "for In the mighty
ntiraeloef Iho sceno around us his hand, tee,
has wrought Hare upon Ihlstccmliiglslatid
the children of New Netherlands and of New
Kngland have together built the metroelis
of the continent, the fur shining monument
of their united energy, enterprise and skill.
Together at the head of yonder river, rleher
In roiiianeo and legend than any Amerlcan
stream, tlie Puritan and the Hellander with
their assoclale colonists modltated the
American Union. Togethor in this city, In
the stamp act Congress, they delled the
power eftlreat ItrlUiln j and ence mere, upon
the Hudsen, the Puritan and the Cavalier
and the Hellander, born ngalu as Americans,
reslsllessly enveloped and overwhelmod the
army of llurgoyue, and In his surrender
beheld the end of llrltlsh authority In tlie
colenics. Here, then, shall the stattie stand,
imporishable memerial of imporlshable
friendship; blending the heroic memories of
two worlds and two epochs, the Holdleroftho
Netherlands, the soldier of old Kngland and
the soldler of New Kngland, at different
times and under different conditions, hut
Willi the same linconmierablo enlhuslaiu and
eourage tattling for liberty.
" If ever Ktmland had an heroic age It was
that which began by supporting the Tuder In
his rupture with Heme, then asserted his
own logical principle against his daughter's
claim, anil alter a tremendous contest uuuuu
by seeing the last of the Stuart Kings exiled
former, an ImoeUmt ociiHlenor of Franca
This was the age of Puritan Kngland, the
Tun Adams-Colerldgo case has Ikmjii com
promised by the payment of heavy damages
te the plaintiff. This is all that the latter
could In reason ask from his expected
father-in-law, and It Is a practical admission
that the lord chief justice of Kngland was 1
afraid te test the suit for slander brought
against him. Why he se feared is ejicn te
conjecture, but the vast majority will con
clude that It was because he knew that the
storvef hew he treated his daughter like a
common scullion could net be disproved. It
is a melancholy case all around, and the com
promise of it was an oiniiiently wise pro
ceeding. CSi.ADSieNi: has received anether btack btack btack
oye In the rojeetlon of his budget, but he will
seen eonie up smiling.
Tun tact that ex-Secretary Frolingliuy Frelingliuy
hch'h llncerini: illness and death is believed
te have resulted from auonlte found In the
bettle or icrated water of which he partook,
should be a warning te theso who for econo
my's sake, or through carelessness, use second-hand
bottles. As the Philadelphia
l.etlijcr remarks : " Ale, beer and the bot bet bot
tled waters are usually sold with the pre-
Ise that the bottles will le paid for when
returned. It is likely that many such are
carelessly rinsed before refilling, with the
understanding that only the harmless bovor bevor bover
ages have been in tlieiu. Se the next pur
chaser will get lilschance of any solution of
poison stull that has been put In them. It is
causing great risks for somebody when pot
ash Is put Inte spruce beer bottles or llshberry
Inte the hed.i water Ijottle. Such re
ceptacles being of stene ware or dark glass,
it is next te impossible te t-ee if they are
qultocleau and I'ree from sediment when
they are roturned te the bottles." The way
te avoid all passible danger is te break thu
bottles.
That portion of thefireeiibick party that
still prefesses te be alive should emigrate te
Cuba, whero groenbauks are said te be se
popular as te command a large premium
evor any ether money, wliollier of geld or
sllver.
Tin: great check that has been given te
railroad building is seen in the significant
fact that the incrcase In tuilcage for the year
that has passed was only thrce per cent
The total incrcase in mileage ler the whele
country for the llrst four months of this yair
was less than In any similar period since 1878,
and but a llttle mero than one-soventli of the
incroase for the same period In 16S2. Sov-enty-ulue
railroads of the country, reported
April earnings. The falling oil" for April
was llve times as great as the total less for
the first quarter of thoyear. The North
western reads make a very bad fallowing
with a less of 22)i per cent per inile. Thore
wero a few insignificant gains among the
reads west and northwest of Chicago, but
tliore wero serious losses particularly in tlie
Seuthwest
r.iiL'lnnd In which lllsirtv llnallv oriranied
Itself hi constitutional (onus se lloxible and
enduring that for nearly two centuries the
internal peace el me Kingdom, nowever
threatened and alarmed, has neer Ihieii
broken The modern Kngland that we
knew is the Kngland of the Puritan en
larged, liberalised, graced, adorned the
Kngland which, dosplle all estrangement and
jedeusy and misunderstanding, despite the
alienation of tlie Itovelutlopnry and of the
hoi end war, tlie buzz of cockney gnats, ami
ellleial lmllllcrcuce in our llorce civil eou eeu
lllcl, la still ihe mother country of our dis
tinctive America, the mothcrerour language
and Its liter.U ere, of our characteristic na
tional impulse, ami or the great mimliueuts
el our individual Ulsjrlv. Te what hind upon
thoglelio lieyend liiseun shall the country
man or Washington turn with pride linden-
tliusliLSin anu sympatliy, ll net in me lauu n
Jehn Seidell and Jehn Hampden and Jehn
Milten, and what realm shall touch hi deeply
the heart of the fellow-citizen or Abraham
Lincoln us Hint whose soil, and long bofero
our own, was tee sacred for the foetsl'jp el" a
slave? She is net the mether of dead em
pires, but of the greatest political descendant
that evor the world knew. Our own Revolu
tion was the dofense or Kuuland against her-
seir. She has sins enough te answer for.
Rut whlle Grcoce gave us art and Heme gave
us low. In tlie very bleed that beats in our
hearts and throbs along our veins Kngland
gave us liberty.
NOT KANCT1MONIOUH HI'.CTAllI ANISM.
" We must net think or Puritanism as
mcre acrid dollauce and sanctimonious sec
tarianism, nor or the Puritans as a baud or
ignorant und hall crazy zealots. Yet mainly
from tlie vindictive carlcature or a voluptu
ous court and a servile age is derived thu
popular conception of the Puritan. He was
only slandered by Ren Jehnsen's 'Tribula
tion Wholesemo and .eaU)f-the-I.aml Resy.
The Puritan of whom Macaukiy, fellow leg
Hume, said that he hated lear baiting, net
bccaiise It gave pain te the bear, but beeaitKO
it gave pleasure te the soccUiter. was the
Puritan of the plays or Charles II., when
Sliakcseare hail been replaced by Aphra
Rehn, and the object or the acted drama was
te stimulate a ikihsIeu palled by liiilulgeuce
and a taste brutalized by debauchery, it is
net the rutlle ribaldry or Tops and fribbles, of
courtiers and courtesans, et religious slavery
and political ihsjetlsui, whose fatal sjxjll
evor Knuland the Puritan had broken ler.
evor, which can truly portray the 1'urltaii.
no uppreiiciiiicti ins own principle, liiueee,
PERSONAL.
Keiihiit Hciir.AuiNTwniT, the German
traveller and naturalist, Is dead.
.Tamks Moneuiufi' Aunett, V. It. 8., the
celebrated Hcetch surgeen, who discovered
pyiuiuia, Is dead, in theud your.
Jehn U Him.i.ivan has joined a inluslret
show and new gathers In the dollars by pos
ing In pictures of Reman and Grecian stat
uary. 4
Hbv. Katiiku J. V. IiOWKiiv, of St Agnes
church orCehoos, N. Y., has rocclved notlce
of his election te the bishopric of Savannah,
Ge. He will takosevor.il days te consider Us
acceptance.
Mns. Maky C. Paxson, wlfe of, Hen. 15.
M. Paxson, of the supreme court, died from
heart disease en Sunday night at the family
rosiuenco near uoyiestewu. ene was a nuiy
uoled for her charities.
Kamiiim, J. Timiisn, has been sued by
Kdward Van Anion, of New Yerk ler fin,
1SH balance due Ter repairs te his flniinercy
pane mansion, ills deiense is mat me werx
was net properly dene.
Auoilliisiiei' Ienaci: Reuurim' died In
Montreal en Monday aged 81 years, the eldest
prelate en the continent lie secured the
establishment of the Jesuits In Montreal
and leunded twenty ether religious com
munities. Oi:ni:hai. Jaoksen. the new United Slates
minister te Mexico, was received in the City
ofMexleoon Monday, and in reply te ad
dresses of welcome said that he would earn earn
estly strive te Incroase the geed will existing
between two countries which Ued had joined
together.
Jehn S. Yauiimiy, the conveyancer. was
found dead in the prlvate room attached te
his olllce, 'J 17 Seuth Third street, Philadel
phia, en Monday. He was atterney for Wil
liam Neill, the wealthy Hhlp-ewuer, whose
relatives contested the will loll by him, claim
tug that Yardley had Inlliicnecd thoshi theshi
iiwuer in writing a codicil making the at
torney residuary legatee. The cstile is
valued at iKilween ?'Jjo,neo and $-oe,t)00.
T1IK I1K8T TONIC.
Tntdn Mntk
QUALITY, PUHITY-NOT QUANTITY.
un Kvery lletllc.
Fer Weiikiipn!, I.nllinle, Lack of Knnry,
Ac.. It HAS NO KQUAI., and In Dm only Iren
inedlclne IliulU net Injurious. It Kmklies tlui
llloed, lnvlunnitri tlie system, ltoalercs Appe
tite, Aids UlKimlten.
It docs net blacken or Injure lliotcelli, caiie
licailuclie or produce constipation ether Iren
vietlicine ite.
Dr. ll. II. ISiKKixr, n leading physician of
npniiRiieia, ijiiie, wiys :
"iiniwns iron itnicrs is
tnrdlclnc. 1 iifin It In mv nmctlee tun
action oxceU all ellinr forms of Iren. In weak
iiphs or n low condition or tlie nyslcm, nrewns
Iren Hitters Is usually a positive necessity. It
is all Hint In clulincd for It,"
(Icniilnuluis tniiluinnrknnil crossed red lines
en wrapper. TAKKNO UTIIKK. Mndoenly by
IIUOWN CHKMIUAIi CO., 11ALTIMOUF., Md.
I.aium' Hash Heek UBCfnt and atlrnctlvc,
cmitalidiiK list of prizes for receipts, Informa
tion nliniitcelnn. cte., kIvuii awny liy all ilcalcrs
in mcinciiiu, oruiaiicuieiiny nuiirusseii rcccipv
FLINN & BRENE MAN'S.
LAWN MOWERS, QA11DBN HOSE, BABY OARHIAGES,
LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, WATER COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS.
ALL AT LOW PRICES.
atlioretiRiilyirood
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FLINN & BRENEMAN
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Ne. 1 52 North Queen St..
Lancaster, Pa.
of se. stamp.
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Al.h M1U1IT Iff Till! WATKlt.
HOP PLASTKRS.
MANY HACKS AC1IKSI
Hosts nf pcnli) of nil nitusHUirur with pain In
tlie Hinall of thu buck, commonly called " Hack
nelio."'"(irtef yeurctriiKRlsta ller PlahteiuiikI
apply It dln'ctly ovmecatef trouUle. Tlie sooth seoth soeth
luir anil piiln-kllllui; prepvrtlei) of Heps com cem
lilncd wllh HiirKiinuy l'llch and Kxtnicls make
this plaitcr vastly fictter tbnii ethers for ililv
luK out pain and HtrciiKlliuiilnir the parts. A
trial Mill ncmonstnite thin. Always ready fur
iisn. Never falls. S5c..8 for tl.H0. HOP Pl.AS-
TKll COMPANY, Proprietors, lkwten, Mass. (-J)
rrOP PliASTKlt
NOT LUCK OTHlilt KINDS.
Hep Plahtf.iih net Instantly when npplleil. Try
tin-in for backache. Pain In the Side, hlilclics,
lltieiimullnm, Selutlra, Mere and Weak Chiwt and
ill I (Kid aches and pains. Se seething and
ntii'iicthenliu; te weak and tired parts. Cem
posed ni nature m oust known lutiii'dlcs, vliliies
of Kicsli Heps, IliiruuuOy Pitch and Canada llal
wiiii. Sold uvcrvwlii'ii) ':. 6 for $I.C0. HOP
PLASTKU COMPANY, 1'niiiilclerH, Ikislen,
Mcuss. (10)
Vl.UTlllNU.
fTKADQUAHTKIlS FOR "
SUMMER
Merine Shirts and Drawers,
Gauze Undershirts and Drawers,
Cholce NocktleB,
B. it W. Cellars and Cuffs,
C. & C. Cellars and Cuffs,
Crown Cellars and Cuffs
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
HllIltTS ANI SOCIKTY PAIt A fllliltNAl.IA
MADIS TO OKDKK.
At Erisman's,
NO. 17 WKSTK1NOSTUKET.
nXVVllHlUSK.
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UROKR A SUTl'ON.
THE PUCE TO GET
Ile.lt.
Pirn Youths lliwiieil I'rum n Capiliil
One Dies IUIihii.UmI.
Sundai' afternoon last llve young men
started from Celt's, u summer resort a Tew
miles east or Cleveland, Ohie, In a small
eeii sleep yacht for a sail en the lake. Their
names wcre Krederlek Rroeks, .lames
Blessing, J. Z. Rayllss, A. R. Rasceinb
and 10. K. Harney, ranging In age from
seventeen te twenty-llve years. When
alieut three miles from shnre just at
'..cl-n sudden squall struck the beat,
capsizing lljaud throwing the young men into
tlie water. A heavy blew fellow oil and the
waves ran high. All or the crew succeeded
Cemiuniiiteil tu Convert a lllsliep.
A strange insanity case has been dovol devol dovel
oicd in Rutl'ale, N. Y., in the case of Miss
Frances Rurk, a young w enian who has until
recently been a clairvoyant She was dis
covered Monday morning at 5 o'clock, sit
ting en the steps m front of Risliep Kyan's
resldence, drossed in red llanuel under
clothing and wearing a horrlble whlle mask
made of chamois skin, with n beard that fell
te her knees. The poeplo going te mass
at St Jeseph's cathedral saw her and
informed tlie police. She was taken in
charge by a jxilice surgeon. At first she re
fused te speak or tell who she was, but after
she had slept for several hours In thojani thejani
tress' room talked freely. Who stated that a
short tinie age she Joined n Raptist church.
Since thou she had been haunted by a spirit
that obtained control evor her and bade her
clethe heibelf In the garments in which she
was found. She said she had geno out sov sev sov
eral nights in the same rig. Sunday night
the spirit told her te callen Rlshep Ryan and
convert him te the Raptist faith. She re
fused, but the spirit showed her torrible
lightning and told her she would be killed
if she did net comply. When found her
teeth wero ehatterlug with the cold. She
was taken te the state Insane asylum.
filling Up Senators.
Frem llarpei'n Itnzar.
The venorable president of the New Yerk
Senate, Mr. McCarthy, took his llttle grand
son te the capltel ene day. The llttle fellow
was surprised te hear u clergyman, say u
prayer in the Semite chamber.
' I did net knew you worked hi a church,
grandpa," said the child.
' It Is net a church," said the president
" The minister comes and prays, se that we
shall be started right"
The child rellected. Possibly he had heard
at home or olsewhoro seme criticisms upon
senatorial behavior. At all events, he pre
sently said ! " Hut seme of 'cm don't te
started right, de they?"
Tjik defeat of Gladstone may have very
itnpertuut consequences. Tlie piebabllity
latitat it will eventually result In war
with Russia. Hut for Gladstene this war
would be raging new. It it supposed
te liave been his liilense deslre te
end his career with England at
psace that made him se submissive
te Hussien demand ; and It was llussla's
knowledge that she had everything te hope
for In Gladstone's iiossesslen of power that
caused her te yield enough te enuble him
te retain It. New that he Is out mui n
mere jigjresslve spirit Is likely te rule the I
Terrible DUaster en n ltuwlun llallreud.
A torrible accident has occurred en the
railway from Koslell'to Rostelf, en the river
Den, in Russia. A bar of iron was placed
across the track by robliers, and a train which
came along was thrown from tlie rails and
demolished. The number or killed and
wouuded Is seventy. Tlie robliers, who wero
watting for the smash-tin, plundered the
train. The wounded and ethor survivors
wero completely terrorized, and could make
no roslstaiice.
m
THE TIME.
When summer, with licr glorious train
Of nultry hours, reliiiu onceayalu ;
When heavy tuugs each roae'a head
With lupguer of much sweetness bred,
Mellilnki that 'tU the time of year
Which me4t of all become my dear.
often blindly, often narrowly,
never in
Its utmost amplitude and splendor.
The historic Puritan was a man el the seven
teenth century, net of the nineteenth. He
saw th rough a glass darkly, but lie saw. The
acorn Is net yet the oak, the well spring Is
net yet me river, mil as me Harvest is
folded In the seed, se the largest freedom,
lielitical and religious llberty, net toleration,
net permission, net endurance, but thu right
oraliseluto Individual liberty, subject only
te the equal right or ethers, Is the ripened
fruit of the Puritan principle.
"The Puritan came te Amerlca socking
freedom te worship Ged. He meant only
freedom te worship Ged in his own way, net
in the Quaker way, net in tlie Jlaplist way,
net the Church of Kngland way, but the
seed that he brought was Immortal. His
purpose was te feed with it his own barn
yard fowl, but it quickened into mi illini illini
Itahle forest, covering a contlne nt
grateful sli.ide, tlie home of every bird that
llies. Freedom te worship Ued Is universal
freedom, a lree state as well as a free church,
and that was the Inexorable but unconscious
logic or Puritanism. Helding that the true
rule of religious faith and worship was writ
ten in the Rible, and that every man must
read and Judge for himself, the Puritan con
ceived the church as a body of Independent
seekers and Interpreters of the truth, dispo
sing with priests and priestly ordersand func
tions ; organizing itself and calling no man
master. Rut this sonse of equality bofero
Ged and toward each ether In the religious
congregation, affecting and adjusting the
highest and most eternal of all human
relations, that of man te his Maker, applied
ItHelf Instinctively te the rotation or man te
man In human society, and thus popular
government ilevved out or the Relerma-
tien, and the republic bocame the natu
ral political expression of Puritanism.
Hanlshed, moreover, by the pitiless Kngltsh
persecution, the Puritans, exiles and peer In
a foreign land, a colony in Helland bofero
they wero a colony In America, wero com
pelled toself-govornmout, te a common sym
pathy and support, te liearing ene another's
burdens, and se by the stern axerIciice el
actual life they wero trained In the vlrtues
most essential for the fiillillment et their
august but uuliiinghicd destiny. Tlie patriots
of the Continental Congress scorned te Lord
Chatham imposing beyond tlie lawgivers or
urecee anu nome. mho constitutional con
vention a hundred years age was an assembly
se wise that Its accomplished work Is rovor revor rover
cutlv rocelvod bv continuous goueratlous as
the children of Israel received the tables of
the law which Moses brought down from the
holy mount Happy, thrlce happy, the poeplo
which te such scenes in their history can add
the Hlmple grandeur of the spoctacle in the
cabin of the Mayflower, the Puritans signing
the compact which was but the formal op
pression or the governmout that voluntarily
they had established the scene which manes
Plymouth Reck a stepping stene from the
freedom of the solitary Alps and the dis
puted libortles or Kngland te the fully do de do
velopod constitutional and woll-erdorou re
public of the United States.
Tin; l'uniTAN in thk Hnce.VD uroeu.
"In our second historical epoch, that of
the Union, the essential controversy, under
whatever plea and disguise, was that or the
fundamental princlple of Ireo gevernment
with u social, political and Industrial system
te which that pilnclple was absolutely hos
tile). Thore was but ene ferce which could
oppesotho vast and accumulated tiovveref
slaveryiu this country, mid that was the
ferce which In ethor years and lands had
withstood the consuming terrors of the hier
archy und the crushing dojietlsm of the
crown the couscieuco or the poeplo ; a moral
conviction se uudauuted und uncompromis
ing that endurance could net exhaust It nor
sutlcring. nor wounds, nor death appall.
The great sorviceof the Puritan in Iho second
eiech was the anjwallte this conscience which
prepared It ler the conflict"
In conclusion Mr. Curtis said: " Here hi
this sylvan seclusion, nmld the sunslilneand
tlie singing of birds, we ralse the stattie or
the Pilgrim, that hi this changeless leriu the
long precession of the generations which
shall fellow us may sce what manner erman
he was te the outward oye, whom hlsteryand
tradition have be often flouted and traduced,
but who walked undismayed the seliuvry
helghts of duty und or everlasting servk-e
te mankind. Here let him Btand, the soldler
of a lree church, calmly detylng the hier
archy, the builder of ufree state sorenely
conlrentlng the continent which he shall
Bottleandsubduo. The uiispeaklugllpsshall
chide our uuwerthtness, the lefty mien exalt
our littleness, the unblenchlug eye invlger-
ate our Weakness, and the wheln nnUml nml
llrmly planted form reveal the unoennuor-'
in getting a held en the beat and thcre they
clung throughout the long hours of thu night
amid alternating Iieh-s and fears. About
six o'clock next morning Henry Saunders,
coachman, employed liy W. J. Gorden,
the millionaire ovvueror Gorden's jark, near
tell's Ieek seme nerses out te graze en
tholake shore. His attention was attracted
by the sound or voices en tlie water.
Roeking In the direction, he saw a beat
en Its side and soveral jiersens clinging te It
It was then drifting nearly a mile from
shore anil almost opeslto the lighthouse at
the mouth or Deau 11 leek. He gave an
aiiswerliu: "Hallea!" which was responded
te by the waving or haiidkerchlcrs. Sanders
at ence called for assistance, and with
Kdward Fitzgerald, a fallow workman,
hurried te the rescue In u small skill'. Noar Near
ing the capsized yacht a pitiable sjiocuvle was
presented. One of the party, Fred Rroeks,
was unconscious and apparently dead.
Anether, James Rlcssing, was wildly deliri
ous. Reth wero held by their coiiiianiens,
who clung te the side of the Imat and were
themselves nearly dead from exhaustion.
The young men wero tiken ashore and re
storatives immediately applied. They wero
almost sluiHjIled with cold, and 11 was found
Impossible te rovive cither Rroeks or Mess
ing. The former died shortly after being
taken te his home. Messing Is in a precari
ous condition, mid may dle at any time. Ras Ras
eoinb, Rarney and Rayllss are eonllned te
their beds and are threatened w 1th symptoms
of piiouinenla, which, in their exhausted
slate, would be likely te prove fatal.
TTOP PLASTER.
SHARP OR DULL PAINS.
Shep uli Is, saleswomen nnd housewives nil suf
fer mero or less from weak hack or sldeache. A
lady siivs : "One Her PLAsrmi worn is hours did
my hack mero geed than nil the remedies I ever
used." Fer any sort of pain nrsoicnessef what
ever nature. Instant relief Is given. Superior le
chest protectors for weak nnd sero ItniK's. Hep
Plabtkks aru made irein lliirgnndy Pitch, Can
ada I tut Ha m unit the entire virtues of garden
Heps, held cvervw here. Sic., or for tl.OJ. HOP
ri,ADir.ui;u.ur.i. it ihjsieu, .iuish. in;
T7IA VOIUTI-fllKM HOY.
Amputation of the Leg.
Meney Is Iho universal necessity, and none hut
a cynlu or n feel will nlfeet ledesptsu It Mr.
Abmiii llllswerth, or Pert llwcn, Ulster county,
S. Y., hud leallzeil this trtltlu His disease In
velved the whole of his thigh-bone, and the
suffering man looked forward, net without ap
parent reason, te death as his only deliverer.
Thu family physicians refused te amputate thu
limb, asserting lh.it the operation would kill thu
liatlunt en the spot. Dr. )iii(JKKNNKDY,er
Itondeiit, -V. Y., who was consulted, held u differ-
unt opinion and amputated the limb. The Doc Dec Doc
eor then administered freely Ids great llloed
Specific PAVOKITK ItKMKDY te nirenl tone
nnd strength In tlie system and prevent the re
turn el thudlsensc, und Mr, iKIlswertli remains
te this day In thu bloom of health. This gentle
man's dlsciite wns the off prlng of foul bleed,
and Kennedy's PA VelllTK KKMKDY punned
the llloed mid restored te him the power ence
mere toenjey his life. Are you stillcrlng from
liny disease tniccable te the same cimsut Try
Favorite ltcincdy. Your druggist tins It. ONK
DOI.I.Altabettfe. Hear In mind the proprietor's
name and uddiuss ; Dr. Valid KKNNKDY, lion lien lion
deut, N. Y.
Te Keep the llloed Purn Is the principal end
of Inventions and discoveries in medicine. Te
this object probably no ene has contributed
mero slijiinlly than Dr. David Kennedy, of Itou
deut, -V Y., In the production of a medicine
which has become famous under the title of thu
"Knvoi-lte Itemed-." U removes all iuijiiirtttet
of the llloed, regulates thu disordered I.itrer and
Kidneys, euref Constipation, Dyspepsia mid all
diseases und weaknesses peculiar te females.
Junel-liiideedAw
The Very Best in the Market
-AMI
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE TRICES,
18 AT
BDRGER&SUTTON'S
The Old, OKI Story.
Why de we hear se much about dyspepsia?
Simply because se many people liave It. Why
inu se many penple talking about their cure
li-eui this dreadful disease T Simply pecanse
they have been taking llrnwn's Iren Hitters.
Thus It Is with Mrs. Tnyler of Lynchburg, blun
ter ceunty.H.C, who says, "I have used llieirn's
Iren Hitters for dyspepsia Willi most fnvernblu
results. 1 believe this medicine Wall that Is rep
resented." Dyspeptics, and sufferers lieni neu
ralgia, weakness, etc., should try It.
The aching hack, thu sallow skin, the hollow
cje, give way speedily befere Hunt's Itumedy.
" Any physician who has ued It will certify
le the excellence of Hunt's Iteinedy. Hunt's
ltemedy Is a standard remedy for ifrepsy and
kidney diseases." (iiLUKirr Clakk, M. D.
JU-lwdcedAw
Hindi ir Cnsrs with Antipodal Itrsiilt.
Twe prominent New Yerk gentlemen of about
cipial age and nearly the same physhjiie and
suite of health, recently attended a large public
gathering In the evening. After leaving It, both
took severe colds which sent sharp julus
through their lungs and shivering pangs ever
their hj steins. One, en arriving home, Imme
diately took a strong prescription of Durrv's
PiiiK Malt Whiskey Internally, und also bathed
thealTccted parts with thesamuexternally. The
next morning he was up and about thu house,
und after three days went as usual te business
nnd has continued 111 ielnist health ever since.
The ether did nothing, hut get te bed shivering
and wrapped la heavy blankets, suffering ex
cruciating agonies all night ; next morning he
was pronounced an Incurable victim of tertiary
pneumonia and en the third day thereafter w as
conveyed In a costly casket te final rust In the
cemetery. Ills physicians said prompt treat
ment like the ether would hnve saved him, but
thucenimuulty new mourns an Irreparable less.
Any relluhle gioter or druggist will furnish
above article.
M
ANIIOOD RKSTORKD.
XKMKDT rRXK.
ai'EVIAZ. XOT1VE8.
Oncer reading would be the history or uuines.
We cannot, however we go Inte thu subject new,
except se far as te say that Dr. Kennedy's
"Fuvorlte ltemedy " wua culled by that name,
In an informal fashion, long bofero the Docter
dreamed of advertising It for public ue. Siieuk
lug of It he would say te his patients, ' This Is
iny fuvorlte remedy for all troubles of the
bleed," etc., and Its success was se great that he
finally spelled the nnme with capital letters.
(2)tnylMiudued&w
Hep Voreut J'Uutert contain no capsicum te
burn und Irritate. They soelhu und kill piiln
und strengthen weul: parts, ssc, et druggists.
A UUEAT DISCOVKUY.
Mr. Wm. Themas, f Nmvten, la., says: "My
wife has been seriously affected wltha cough for
tw cnty-tlve years, and this spilng mero severely
than ever buloie, bhe hud used ninny remedies
without relief, und being urged te try Dr. King's
New Discovery, did se, with most gratifying io ie
suits. The first beltlu relieved her very much,
and the second has absolutely cured her, bhu
has net had se geed health for thirty years. Trlul
bottles free ut Cochran's drug store, Sim. 137 ami
IS) North Queen street, Lancaster, Pu. Large
size 1.U). (ej"
Tells the Truth.
This medicine I can highly recommend.
Ilur-
A victim of veiithful Imprudence causing Pre
mature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lest Manhood,
Ac, having tried In vain every known remedy.
Will
J. II. ltKKVKS.
lias discovered u simple self-cure, which he w
suna Micts touts leuewsuuerurs. jvuan-ss,
JI6-lyeedAlyvT 3 Chatham sL, NowYerk City
J.S ci:i.laxee U.I.
HKF1NKSTOII.S AND CHKMICALS
rp
X that money can i:
l.KU'.SllOUAXbOAP,
irecuru tire used In Mil,-
lirlTHOUT KXCKPTION, THK
T T Cigars In the town, two for Se, ut
HAltTMA.N'S
YKDI.OVV
STOKE.
FltONT
IJKST
CIGAR
SAF10 DUPOSIT VAULTS.
lSncs for rent In u burglar and 11 in proof
vault at from Jii le U) per year, according te
size. M. W. FIIAIM A CO.,
15 Penu Siuari',
iuy34tfd tutu Hair A bheuk's Hanking Heuse.
T KVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant Itreud. Fer sule by Grocers
generally.
Levan & Sens, MorehautMlllora,
OIU ch: 17-N'OltTH PltlNCEbT. npr27-md
CALL AT
STOKE
KKIGART'S OLD WINE
-FOIl-
Listen's Extract of Eeef.
TIMISST IK TUB WORLD.
Established, 17SS. II. E. 8I.AYMAKEK, AgL.
ielil7-t!d Ne. 2) East King St.
CHKAPKRTHAN COALFORSUMMKR
USE. Use the
Gas Cooking Steve.
NO HEAT. NO DUST. All patterns for sule lit
Manufacturers' prices.
Orricu or
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.
miyll'Jmd
M"
ADKIRA AND SHKRUY WINKS
-AT
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II. E. SI.AYMAKEK, AOKNT,
Kstubllshcd 17l.
Ne.
29 KabT Kiku Strket.
febl7lfd
s
A1NT-RAPHAKL WINE.
INFORMATION.
Thu Siilnt-ll iiiia.ic" Wliiehasudellcleim flaveur
and Is drunk In thu principal elites of Kussla
Uermany, North and Seuth America, Ureut
111 llaln, India, and se en. The inantlly exported
annually Is mi hut jroef of Its stability und
powers, wiime eir uiu ruiu vuiuiuisseur
can uu uuiisiuuivu iui
BUivlmr
T. - 1- - . . . " . . .....
lueiHj is mi wiuu mui.
deck Jltoed lSttlcrt aie the best bleisl purifier
w ii have ever used." CIuis. A.lluit, 15 Ceuitbt.,
lluirule, N. Y. Fer sulu by II. II. Cochran, Ol iig
gist, 137 and 13U Nei th Queen street, Lancaster.
l'ull for the Shero.
Letus nil pull nut of this seaef slckness and
duspeiiduiicy, und get onto a reek foundation of
geed, strong health. Jlurdeck Jltoed JIttteri ure
thu tiling te pull for. They ure ene of the most
renowned health restoratives ever iiinnufac.
lured. Fer sal u by 11.11. Cochrun, druggist. 137
und WJ North Queen street, Lancaster. '
TOTE IS MAKING
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT S3.0O A DOZIK,:
AT NO.
JaidStfd
100 N0KT11 QUEKN STKEET,
Laiicuster. I'a.
BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR AND
HOSIEKY AT llECIITOI.D'S.
Huve you seen the Improved Luundrled und
Unlaundled Shirt, patented, the best und cheap,
en lu ihe market. Alse Working Shirts from iie
and up. Gauze Shirts und Vests forSSe and up.
Merine Giey and White for iae und up. Werk.
7, ulln "TUiuus UIIU ."lOllOUS,
aji uucasir vuun ever,
audue before you buy
Blgn et the Big Stocking, '
r, a .. . .. ..lfaW North Queen Btrcet
r. 8. Chelwj UHiidluB Btoneand BandlorsiUe.
lieufcO cull and ex.
fumurler.
-TtuSuliit i..ipluiel Winu Company, Valence,
Deparlmcnt of the Dreme (France.)
flS-tld
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
Ne. 21 EAST KING STKKKT.
PROPOSAT FOR FURNISHING STA
TIONEKY, Fuel and ether supplies. In
compllance with Iho Constitution and Laws of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, I hereby
Invite scaled proposals, ut prices below mail
miMii rates 11 veil in schedules, te furnish Utu-
tlennry, Fuel und ether supplies for the LeglslU'
Hire, und the se vend depui tmeiits of Statu gev
pimuuiui?,
ernmeut, und for
stcuiu-uiiin
us-llttliig und
nans
ir for. and repairs. lurnisiung
und comiiiltfce rooms of the Sena te and Heuse
or Itupresuntatlves, and distribution or docu
ments, reports and ether printed mutter for the
Legislature unit the Department or Publio In
struction, for the year ending the llrst Monday
of June, A. D.1BS0.
Bepurute proposals will be received nnd sepa
rate contracts awarded us announced lu said
schedules. All proposals must be accompanied
by a bend with approved security, conditioned
for the falthlul puiforinunce of tlie contract, und
addressed nnd delivered te me before eleven
o'clock a. m. of THUKSDAY. the iBth day
of .1 U.N'K, A. D. 1BS5, ut which time the prerHisiifs
will be opened and contracts u winded, In the
Executlvu Chumber. ut llurrlsburg, Pennsylva
nia. Schedules containing forms et proposals
cun ha obtained en application at the olllce et
the Becretary of the Commonwealth.
W.B.STBsaKU,
J uucltPjuil Becretary of the Commonwealth.
Ne
CLOTHING HOUSE,
24 Centre Square.
We ale plepaled le show u complete Hue of
Seersuckers, III Fancy Mrlpcs. cheeks und
Fluids. They ale beauties and thu prices low.
Clothing te Please Everybody
AND
PRICES THAT ARE BOUND TO WIN.
Oi-UIVE UNA C'Al.USa
Burger & Sutten,
MERCHANT TAILORS ANDCLOTHICRS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
I.ANCASTKK. PA.
piXCURSIONS.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS
All Traveling JZxpcnsc Tnelmlal.
Complete ltluernilcs new ready of Tiiiikk UnAtiD
JULY TRIPS,
Te thu most popular Sea-Kheie, Mountain, Luke
und lllver resorts te New Yerk. Canada and New
r.ngiiinu; nise tiki uiiami r;.cuitl()Nb
(leaving Phlludclphf.i July 23, nnd August 27)
te the
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PAKK.
W. Kavue.ii. I. A. WlllTCOMB.
-Bend'er cull for descriptive ell cnhirs.
II. F. HlllKI.D.i,
Agent for l(umend's Viieutlen Kxciiivlens. ill
Seuth Ninth BL.tindcr Continental Hetel, Phil
iidelphlu. Juue5-2td
TKNKYN l-AlE " "
Penryn Park,
-ON THE-
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R. R
M
YE RS it RATHVON.
THE GREATEST VALUE
-AT THE-
LEAST COST.
MONEY IS SCARCE
yi:s
MADE
WE KNOW IT IS, AND WE I1AV
A hTOCK TO SUIT THE TIMES.
AT THIS TIME EVEKY PUKCIIASEK
WANTS TO IIUY AT THE VEKY LOWEbT
POHSI1II.E FH.UKE.
IN CONSIDEKATION
WE THINK
OF 'HIKbE FACTS,
CENTRE HALL
Is Jusl llie IMitce te Deal.
CONSIDEK THE STYLE OF WOKK YOU
KIND WITH US; CO.S'SlDKU THE QUALITY
OF THE (iOOf)S : CONHtDEK THAT WE AKE
THEMANUFACTUKEUS, AND KKMEM1IKII
THAT YOU SAVE A PROFIT 1IY HOYINO
OF US.
THE AMOUNT OF OUK
PROOF OF OUK GOODS.
UUSIN'KSS IS
MYERS A RATHFON
LEADING CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KINO STRKET,
LANCASTER. PA.
w
WALL l'AVXlt.
INDOW SCREENS.
Wire Window Screens!
It mny seem a llttle curly te talk about Win
dow Screens, but we think thu tlme Is here ; tlie
warm weather will seen be with us, and It Is well
te be prepared. A geed plan Is te huve them
fitted In early, before the flics Ml up your house.
We ure well supplied with frames and wires.
The second-story of our building Is stocked with
lrem S,0U) te 7,oue frames; of dlllcrcnt sizes, which
cun be made up ut short notlce. Thu prlcewlll
be lower than heretofore. We mnke you n geed
sized screen for 50 cents a piece, and Landscape
wire from tl.'il a pleee up. All widths of who
sold by the feet or roll ut lowest prices. We
opened te-day, another Choice Llue uf
LACE CURTAINS,
Three, thrce and u-hnlf end four vnrds long.
Pi Ice 7&C, I.OO, ttffi, $1.W, 1.75, rtW), fi), 3.U) u
ploce up. Poles lOe, fee, 75c, $l.U), &e. We are
lu the busy season ter
WALL PAPER.
Our stock Is large te select from, und we have
a strung lercu of workmen te de your work
promptly. Window bhudes of every description.
PIAEES W. FRY,
STREET
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN
LANCASTER. PA.
TbERTAJONG.
3L.eHR0TE,C
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seeth Queen and Vine Streets,
Laheastxb, l.
Personal attention uiven in all orders.
thing in the Undertaking line furnished.
Every
lluvlnir secured thu sat vices of a tils t-class me
chante. 1 am nrenui-nd tndeull kinds of Unhel.
storing at very uiodcrute prices. All kinds el
rurnlture Upholstered.
L. R
Janie-Ud
Gtvumeacall.
ROTE.
i
Excursion CoinmKtee of Churches, Sunday
Schools nnd ether select organizations, In milk
tug their summer arrangements, should net ncg
leet le luservu uduy for Penryn Mtrk.
This dellghtlul result Is situated in the midst
or the
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And Its grounds covering hundreds of acres an
easy efuceess fieni nil purtM of central lean
sylvuiiiu. Fer the free usu of excursionists there
me extensive
CKOQUETAND LAWN TENNIS OUOUNDS,
LAKUE DANCING PAVILION, HAND
STAND, KITCHEN, IIASKET
AND CLOAK KOOMS,
and CONSERVATORY
Ou the Summit of the Mountain.
There UulsonrcfiesluneiiUeoui In charge of n
ceiuiieienieuierer, nneru nieaiscan uu iireeureii
ut inixlenite rules, a lihotegniph gulleiy and
inimeieiis ether uttnictlve fcutures.
.Ne Illinois allowed en thu grounds.
Excui-siens from all peinds en thu Philadelphia
.t Heading and Heading & Columbia Hall reads
w 111 be carried direct le the Purk without change
of curs.
Complete Information can be obtained and en
gagements effected with parties from nil points
m uniilli
irerund Ticket Airenl.
Philadelphia ,v Heading Itullmud, '.k-7 Seuth
Fourth street. 1'hiladelnhla.Pu.. and wllh nartli-s
fieni Lebanon by npplv lug le the undersigned,
CAUL VON ScilMALENSBi:,
Supt. Cornwall A ML Hejiu lt.llliead,
iuav8-3uid l.ebuneu Pu.
en the Philadelphia A. Iteudlng and Keudlng A
t.eiiiiiiiMi. luiiintiies, ujieii iippiieuiien ie i;. u.
iinncecir, uenerai Piiasuiigcrunu
OU.MMEROKlbM.
EXCURSIONSAND PICNICS!
CernwaU & Lebanon
AM)
Colebrook Valley Railroad.
MT. GRETNA PARK,
In the heart of the Seuth .Mountain, en ihe line
or thu above read. Is etrered te individuals und
associations
Free of Charge.
Theso ground, eevuilng hundreds of acres,
ure easy of access Hern ull paits of Eustein
Penusvlvaiila.
. -ThereuruMOlINTAINSTREAMS,hpaiin(..I
by ruslle bildgcs; MOUNTAIN sl'itlNiiS.
wulbMl up with nativu sandstene: SHADY
WALKSund PROMENADES.
A LARGE DANCING PAVILLION.
LARGE DINING HALL,
KITCHEN, DINING ROOM."
uudTAllLES, lIKNCHIISnnd RUSTIC SEATS
teuttered through the glove ler thu free usu el
excursionists.
LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, 11 A LL GROUNDS
ROWLING ALLEY, SHOOTING GAL
LEKY, QUOITS AMD FOOT HALL
Are among the amusements offered.
Ne Intoxicating Drinks Allowed en
the Premises.
ASM'urtlcs desiring It, can pieciiiu meals nt
thuPAKK RESTAURANT, wlueh will bu uiider
the charge of SIR. E. M. HOLTZ, the noted
caterer el thu
LEBANON VAtLEY HOUSE,
whewlll been thogieiiudsthiniighoiit thu sea
son, giving It his personal supervision.
Ci-Ecurslens from ull pelnls en Penusvlvu
ulii R.R.will bucunleddliectte the Purk with
out change of curs.
-Excursleii nites nnd full information cun
bu obtained und engagements ellected with
pintles fieni ull points en the Pennsylviinla
R. R. upon application te GEO. W. IIOYD, As
Hlstiuit Generil Pussunger Agent, P. K. 11 . Ne
UCH Seuth Fourth street, PhlladelplJlu, or te '
J. C. JENNINGS,
Supt. C. & L. A C. V. It. It, Lebunen, Pa.
lnylKliud
ULASHH'AJtl?.
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Decorated Ware
-AT-
CHINA HALL.
We huve new open the finest llue el
DECORATED WARE, ,?
TEA und DINNER SETS,
DESERT uud TOI LET BETS, A e
JIAPjAN WARE.
43-PRICE8 TO SUIT THE TIMES.-W
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