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licr brother's election te publish In ft book
the essays and lectures which had been de
livered bofero Bhe beenme the sister of n
president, her changed relations afforded
no geed reason te change her purpese , and
thcre Is no ferce in the captious
criticism that she should have withheld
the volume because it will new meet with
an extraordinary sale. Hut the publisher
who prints her weiks of years age as her
writings of te-day, misrepresents her and
Imposes upon the public. A conspicuous
insfctnee of this wns recently furnished by
the Christian ul Werk, which ie-prlntcd
an extract front nn old lecture en " The
Smiths," In such a manner as te tntike It
appear that it was wiittcn recently in
Washington. A Christian might be at
better weik than the perpetration of such
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The Governer's Vetoes.
The governor has relentlessly exercised
his veto power and has slaughtered the
legislation" of the past session In iiiiuii-
' 'examplcd way. He has carefully ex
nmined the bills submitted te him, with the
aid of the attorney general, it is said, and
of. Secretary of State Stcngcnnidux-Scnater
Gorden ; and has completed the labor
within the thirty days te which he was
limited after the adjournment. Tlie work
seems te have been well done. The causes
named for the disapproval of tlie proposed
laws arc generally geed ; and disapproval
would have been justified even where ap
preval has been given. What is net clearly
geed Bhnuld never be put upon the Btatute
book. The doubt should always be in favor
of existing law. Change in the law should
clearly lx) Improvement te justify it being
made.
Legislatures act upon a contrary idea.
Legislation is considered geed In Itself and
is adopted unless clearly bad ; and even
when clearly bad, as the governor has
shown. Our laws, in fact, are net passed
by the legislature with an intelligent
as unintelligent as
would be in a
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appreciation of them. A few comprehend
them, but the many give no heed te such as
they are net especially interested in. Each
member has measures which he seeks te
engineer through, and they are net disposed
te interfere with the pet schemes of ethers
lest their own be damaged in retaliation.
The careful attention of the gover
nor nnd the attorney general te the
embryo laws, has beceme absolutely
unnecessary in view of tlie Heed of
crude, absurd and unintelligible bills
that make their way into laws, unob
structed and unpruued by the legislative
machinery. It certainly would be better
that the legislature of Pennsylvania
should never meet than that all the bills
it passes should beotinie laws. Our
only projection is in the governor's
veto va if the time should ceme that tlie
ferner should be as careless of the
public interests and
the legislature, we
very unhappy state.
freedom with which
has exercised his power te stransle legisla
tion. That he has vetoed se many bills Is
a reflection upon the wisdom, and even
sanity, of the legislature, but sr credit te
him-'We would Jm'e had him slaughter
still ether measures. There are foolish
laws en the statute book? as the work
of the last legislature, for which tlie
governor is resionsible with it ; notably
th&taw requiring public school pupils of all
degrees te be taught the physiological efTec
of rum.
And we would have had him disapprove
many mere of tlie appropriations for
charitable institutions than he lias. Tlie
fourteen selected for slaughter seems
te be a small number te offer tip as a bacti bacti
llce te the declaration which the governor
seems te make, that institutions net con
trolled by tlie state bheuld net be a
burthen turan the treasury. That is
a geed rule, but the governor does
net establish it by limiting himself
te the disapproval of the appropriations te
fourteen institutions, and approving these
te many mere which are net understate
control.
Our view, as we have often said, is that
charitable institutions founded by pri
vate bcnovelehce, should be left te
private benevolence te be sustained;
ami that geed Samaritan Tem, Dick and
Harrys throughout the statu, who gushing
ly get up hospitals, and dump them en the
state when they the or the in their geed
work, should net thus eiisily get rid of
their lead.
Every district in the state is entitled te
an equal proportion of the money which tlie
state has te expend for charitable uses.
There should be a per capita distribution of
it, and it pheuld be dispensed through
institutions controlled wholly by the state
and located in the districts entitled te the
appropriation. If there is te be a hospital
for every hundred thousand of the
population or for each million, the mil
lion or the hundred thousand are entitled
te its location centrally among them.
There Ib no propriety in the states emit
ting private individuals te crcate charit
abeo institutions where they please, and te
run them, when the state Is expected te
sustain them. The governor was net thor
ough or logical in his fourteen charity
vetoes.
Net Quite Consistent.
In further development of its ideas as te
the distinction between n " personal war war
fare " against political candidates and a
searching inquiry into their political re
cords and relations, the Philadelphia 2VniM
explains that " n bitter personal campaign
against Tililcn Mid a like personal cam
paign against Gaifield, iillheityh held te the
line of iluir puhlie record, ccitalnly con
tributed te their success. There nan no
leijiatl answer In (farJieUVs Credit Jlebilier
erdc Gelicr ucerd, but the answer of the
partisan feeling that esteemed it a virtue
te be bittcily assailed by the opposition;
and who will pretend that there w.is any
logical answer te the social scandals that
confronted both Jtkiine nnd Cleveland, or
tothePlsher scandal against lllalne, ex
cept that the country trusted and elected
Cleveland and Pennsylvania lcscntcd the
searching inquiry into Mr. Jllalne s rela
tions with public affairs during the last
twenty yeais, by giving lihn M.oeo ma
jority." We de net feel confident thai we quite
understand the feicu of these illustrations.
If the assaults en Tildeu and Garfield were
11 held te the line of their public receuls,"
does the Timis mean te inthnatetliat what
was offensive in these records strengthened
the candidates with their own respective
patties, because it was scled upon and
made much of by the opposition V If
" thcre was no logical answer " te the
charge that Mr. Gai field had betrayed his
trust and sold his inllucnce as a congress
man, would the Times have us believe that
this charge helped rather than hurt him l
Again does the Times recognize no dis
tinction between " the social scandals
that confronted both lllalne and
Cleveland " and " the Fisher scandal
against Ulaine" V Surely the former were
of the nature of "personal waif.ire," pure
and simple while the latter was entirely
of a public character and the legitimate
subject of political discussion. Hut hew
does the Times figure out that theso as
saults operated te elect Clevcland and at
the same time te carry Pennsylvania for
Ulaine by 8,000 majority, when the in in
flueiice of the "scandals" was alike eiera-
tlve all ever the country? If they
heliwd Cleveland generally they certainly
did net give lllalne his W.000 here; and
if te their influence is te- be ascribed a
phenomenal local majority for one candi
date, they cannot consistently be credited
at the same time with the general election
of liisepixment. We take it for granted
that tlie Times docs net mean te say that
" the Fisher scandal " had the effect of
carrying Pennsylvania foflllaine by 82,000
plurality, while at the same time this or
some ether scandal caused the people of
ether states te trust and elect Jlr. Cleve
land. The 7Vim should "make Its paper consist."
NlftRitrn Kails Cern N. V. Bun.
"Vch, tlie Jig Isupnllortlie lntli," R.tlda
solemn looking limn nq he cnllocted lllty
emits nil nreund mid prepared te nhoet the
party down Inte tlie lutorler or tlie fulls.
" A tier that nil tlilt property goon te tlie slnte,
nnd n geed nmny pcople will be thrown out
oreinployincnt ; but they'll wnnl n new p p p
lleofeice, he llie old hands Mill uctnjeh.
When nil Ihese nlnces are thrown oj)eii," he
continued, "it'll take two or llirve hundred
specials busy te keep the pcople from tumb
ling overboard, mul accidents will JiiHtdou JiiHtdeu JiiHtdou
ble in. As It Is new, overytlihic Is liretertrd
byuliny-vehttarlll, he the cranks nnd folks
that me ileiid broke ran't Jump ever.
' What's the use ei the xtnte's n-buylng up
the park uny wnv ?" nsked the man. " I'co I'ce I'co
nle won't think half he iniieh ofllie Full a.
wlien tliey can ree It free. Fnet, nud no nils nils
take. Tlie pcople have been educated up te
paying, nnd they oxpect It I was going te
nay they will have it. Juit tnke a case in
hand. Hern's tlie stairs nt Prospect Park
that leads down te the fall. It takes you te
ns big n uliew ns thore Is, but it's free don't
cost u cent. Along ceuicsn party the ether
day, steps there, and lmiids out n two-dollar
netn for four lllty cents nil around and
walks in.
" 'This Is free,' raid the luati there
"Gnedciintiuli.' &nlil the tourist 'If it's
fice, It ain't worth n-scclng'. We won't go
The Geed Vses or the Vete I'eirrr.
V mill mu & uueuuijiiim Awugii. I
Tlie navlug vlrtue of the oxecutlvo veto In S1
1 Ml..... .! I lt . 11.... I - .l.ta I -J
nun iiiusirmuu uy uuvcruur x luusuu ut uue
juncture. At the clo-se of of the session ontlie
12th of June, the legislature unleaded upon
him n in eat mass of stuff which the
members of that body cjilled "Acts of
Asembly." Heme or theso "nets" were
uncles, Heme of tlietn were mlschle vous,semo
Btisplcleus, whlle nthore' were be crude In
their construction that tliey would dUgrace
apprentices luleglslstlve work. Examples
of nil theso the governor Is vetoing by
the score, thus innklmr iroed use el the
thirty days given te liltn by the constitution
for tfielr conslderation ; and theso nre vetoes
thai for tne present nre noyenu tne ueiping
power of tlie porvsrse twe-lhlrd of the
legislature, which soinethiiesovorrldo evon
tlie most wholcsemo voteos. Jt would
been Inslnnce of noed coming out of nilsror nilsrer nilsror
tnne If the nrolcclers or advocates of the
slaughtered bills would be far romembcr
these it-ndJourniiient results ns te ludiice
the leulslnture horcafter te le mero
diligent In the earlier months or the session,
sons te get the bills te the governor bofero
the tlme nrrlves wlien lie can " no It nlone."
Take It nil In nil, this last (nnd fitill existing)
leKlslature, nltlieugli it contained qilltea ro re ro
spectahlo proportion of premising men In
both branches, wns upon the whele a peer
concern peer In the botched character ei tlie
work it uiu poorer sua in tne werKiiuiu
het, YU tlie recent Hopublleait cerlventlAii
(can It be for lack or better Judgment?) at
tempts the vain workel giving it a "boom."
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An Imposition.
With the best of geed reasons the presi
dent's sister complains that unscrupulous
publishers take advantage of her position
te append " Washington " te her old
articles and parts of lectiues exhumed and
lepubllflhed as of " AVhite IIouse author auther
Bhlp." Itls true thatiu this democratic country,
MlssClovelaud, the mistress of the 'White
IIouse and the sister of the president, is
the Barne Hiss Cleveland of yester
day, a woman of ' independent thought
', and outspoken speech, dependent en
horewn exertions and responsible te hoi
self. Hut the public attaches te her utter-
ances in her present position and te the
- eutgivings of the lady of the "White
Heuse a Bignltlcance that they did net ios ies
ffl when she was : privatq person. Self-
.resiectlr.g publishers would respect her by
regarding this.
As Miss Cleveland had Intended before
The llpjeclcd Delphin.
AtteiucyGcner.il Garland says that .Jehn
Jteaeh cannot make us lake tlie Delphin,
because the law which authorized her te be
built requited n .staunch vessel of Vi knots
speed ; and she has net the speed nor the
bUiunchucss. This is doubtless hard upon
lleaeh, who went upon his bargain with
tlie secietary of the navy, and net upon
the law. As the secietary's power was
limited by law, Mr. Reach come. te giief.
Hcietofeio Mr. 1 leach 'ti experience has
been that it was a geed deal better te have
the hecrctary thai the law en his side.
He lias a new experience new. And
11 1 ids that though he built tlie Delphin as
Secretary Chandler's advisory beard told
him te de, he is left because he did net
build her as the law lequired. Mr. Iteach
will knew better next time ; if he ever gets
another chance at a gunbe.il, which is
doubtful.
Tnr. long enduring public might as well
bracoltHelf for bulletins en the condition of
Dr. Douglas.
Quki:n Vipteima propesos te exclude ro re ro
pertore from the wedding ceremony of her
daughter, Princes;! lleatrice. She might as
well try te dam the Niagara at the Falls.
MoNSUiNen Cai'iil and the Marquis of
Queonsberry are arguing through the San
Francisce press the question or what is
agnosticism. Queonsberry tukes the ground
that the ngncstlc objects te the word Ged,
net because lie denies the oxlstcnce or seme
almighty inscrutable pewer, but because iie
objects te the giving a name, such as Ged is,
te that which he believes te be undcfluable,
untlilnkable et by man. Capel answers by
quoting Huxley, tlie Inventor or the word
iiguostle. "Iiut true ngiiestlcisin will net
forget that oxistence, motion nud law-abiding
operation nre mero stupendous miracles than
any recounted by the mythologies and that
thore may be things net only In the heavens
and oarth,butbeyond tlie lutolllglble univer.se,
which are net dreamed of in our philosophy;"
and lie clinches his point by asking why If
"oxlsteiico, motion and law-abiding opera
tion" can be dell nod, ' the exlitouce of seme
almighty Inscrutable pewer" dees net also
admit of delluitlen. All of which controversy
gees te show that thore is a net very thick
paper wall botween agnostic and Christian.
" Yeu couldn't hlre him te cot but if he'd
lcen nlleweil te pay his wnv as he wonted te,
he'd a (jone In nnd enjoyed IL Ah It wns, he
missed ene nf the best show s In the village.
"The ethor day," continued the sympa
thizer with the jicople, "I was Mainline at
the Kute w hen u iwrty passed In nud imld llfty
cents nil iireuml, ami when they caine out
they planked down the aune amount, taking
It Just ns natural, without u kick, nut the
gatemaii wasn't a hog and said se. ' Oh, said
the old gentleman, ' I understood you had te
pay ns much te get out ns you did te get in ;
that's w lint they did en tlie Canada Hide.'
"'Thlsls America,' said thegateniuu, 'and
we don't allow such goln's-en lioie.'
"Then the old gout up nml pays him n dol
lar for netting him right, llouesty's the best
policy.
"I'cnple nln't going te save se much, alter
nil. Huppoieury blessed thing was ireoett
both sides of the il or. It would only be n
matter of eight or ten dellnrs, ami what il'ye
siipiH)setlie4) bridegrooms and English tour-
lsisuare ler inoney7 inoy're oil just te get
rid of their surplus capital, nnd 11 they don't
leave that ten dollars here home ene olse will
f;et IU Then, ngnln, the hackincn will rlse
n their rates ns neon ns things open up. 1' ve
beard it said that they stand hi with the dif
ferent places, nnd when It comes te the end of
the week they get n certain per cent, of the
mouey talceii in from the pcople they bring.
New, If that snugllttle Income Is going te be
cut oil', why, they're get te make It up lu
seiiiti ether way. which will be te doiible up
en the prices. It'n easy enough, If you only
knew bow."
" Yes, we sce seme queer sights here,'
said an ell-skinucd guide, into whose hands
we new passed for the trip around the loot of
the fall. " 1 ntu't superstitious, nnd I don't
bolieve lu ghosts or any such critters, but
I'm biassed If I can reason out wliat I've
been en any ethor footing. Yeu knew, I
h'pose, hew many folks has geno ever the
tall nud been ground nnd masliud te pieces
right at out iccu i e neon nerongeou many
years, nud thore's been n geed ninny bmllcs
slid down that green M Id e just ever my head
within reach, and of course I never knew 1U
Hut d'je knew I've heard the (jucorest
sounds here you ever heard, and ns 1 was
sayln', If 1 bellevcd in such things I should
reckon I was haunted. Mems, walls, and
screams of all sorts nnd kinds I've heard.
.Sometimes It will eoiiiineiice with aloud
wnll, then rise nbove the renrln' of the w hid
unti! It bursts into n retrulur rear, and Is lest
in the crash of the falls. Theu there's curi
ous sights fceun here nt night Sometimes
veu'd swear thcre wits forms mevin' about
"l ciime down ene night with n arty, and ene
of tlie ladles c.illcd out and said, 'Who has
geno ahead V
"TNoeiie,'nnld 1.
" ' Are youiitire V said she.
" We counted heads and was all there, yet
s,he stuck te It that seme ene went in llrst,
and that shows that It nin't my Imagination.
" Yes, it's posslble that seme ene might
play n trick en me, but it nin't plausible te
think they'd keep it up for n year and I net
llnd It out As I said, It can probably be ox ex
plalucd, only I'd llke te knew what ft is."
The curious sounds under the fall nre ow
ing te various causes ene, the peculiar
tremors or vibrations sometimes culminate
in a strangely ghest-like sound ; then the
falling of water through certain cracks often
produces musical notes, or sounds that strike
strangely upon the car, i.nd nru augmented
by the wind, often rising Inte a veritable
shriek that would sUrtle the man of the
greatest nor e. Tlie ghostly appearances are
produced by a variety of causes nlse, curious
ell'ects of light through the falling water and
upon the blowing mist Then at night n
luminous mist may he t-ccii that the exclted
Imagination cm contort into weird and fan
tastic shapes.
The phenomenon en the falls that strikes
the occasional isitei w illi the greatest In
terests is the gradual wearing away of tlie
stony wall ever which the millions or tens or
water hourly pitches. The gigantic ledges
nt the feet of (hu American fulls ever which
the trail bridge te tlie Cave or Winds Is built,
tell an impresslve story et n slew but mighty
crumbling. The fall of the Table Iteck was
a notable example of this disintegration wit
nessed by man, whlle the lingo crags that
1111 the centra el the river further down and
make the rapids are ether and elder examples
that have been worn elf when the tails
worebair a niiloer mero further down the
river.
The peeple who claim te have been en or
nearTiiblu Heck when it lull nre ipiite num
erous. A friend and relatlve of the writer
steed upon It the day befere it fell, nud,
curiously enough, remarked upon the large
crack thill the next day widened suddenly,
almost causing a catastrophe, tlie te mi that
was standing upon it barely reaching linn
land ns the giant thundered Inte the abyss
below.
Ilrrt llarte nml III (llaKiw Consulate.
Washington lllepntchte the New Yerk Sun.
Jtret Ilnrte, ns everybody knows, is te
lesa Ills consulate for inattention te duty. He
hnsnuidoagieatstruggletokoep the place,
but he must go. Here Is a story that illus
trates the way he ran the elllce, whkh Is
both true nml geed :
One day nn American visiting Olasgew
tried te find the consulate, and after some
trotible succeeded In discovering n burly
Scotchman which bold the olllce. The visi
tor asked if Mr. Ilnrte was In.
"(lh." Ritd the burlv Scotchman. "Mr.
Harleis never here. He lives In Londen
nnd dOMiles hlmseir te literature."
"All." H-ild the strnncer. "then I will loave
my card," and, saying this, he gave the
pasteboard te the attendant, w he took It and
read : "Alvey A. Adco, assistant secretary
of stale, Washington, U. H. A."
"t'onrettnd It," exclaimed the embarrassed
Scotchman; "why didn't you tell me who
you wero? Then I'd telegraphed Mr. llaite
nud he'd been here te-morrow morning."
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Is nil tlmt Is claimed for It."
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Ci.kvui.and fellows lu the npostles' foot foot feet
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gleefully smlle nt Jall-breaklng In Lancas
ter. Tlie boe: is en tlie ether leg new.
Tin: "smoke of the preliminary skirmish"
having had its annual cloamnce in the edi
torial coluninsef our esteemed content no rary,
the Philadelphia Times, that Journal hai be
gun te spoculate as te hew the "political
currents happen te strike or miss their suits
lu the political game about early frost time."
Te be consistent In Its war upon the pellny
shops, the lottery swindles, the tea stere
chromes and avery posslble form of gam
bling, tlie Times should shut ncrusade ujien
the political currents or any ether kind of
currents that feel with the "suits in the
political game" about early fret time or in
midsummer.
Goen form as well as geed senbe requires
that n smoker should always carry matches.
Then he will be lu no danger of contracting
disease in giving a stranger a light.
Jlnrjl.uid'n Auuer-M.ihcrn.
Treiu the Cecil Democrat.
During n period or twcnty-elght or thirty
vears. ending about 1810, the markets or
Philadelphia, Wilmington and llalthnore
w ere almost exclusively supplied with screw
augers made lu the northern part of Cecil
county, Maryland, whcncuilfteeii shops and
100 iHTsens supplied (he trade. Themas
Ourrelt learned the mystery otauger making
from MllesStnndlsh (n lineal defendant el
the Miles Staudish who cime ever te New
England in the Mayllew er,) w he, in company
with Fbenezcr Alden (a doceiidant of the
Jehn Alden who nlse came te America In the
Mayllew or,) hetlled near the northwest
corner of Maryland nbeut the year 171)8.
The journeys requlreil te get the augers te
market when the business was at its host,
which was befere the time of steamboats and
railroads, were undertakings or gloat magni
tude, ami wero performed en the old eld
fasli encil shalleps which plied between Klk
Uindlngand llaltimore and New Castle and
l'lilladelphla.
iriiaiiliniiits Cnlilnrt l)crlln.
1 lie best Cabinets at WnsliliiBten, and all the
notable connoisseur Sideboard Cabinets in
America, have unanimously decided that
Dcefv s I'uiie Malt Wiiiskkv nbseIuUiljr nils
thoceiripletu retirements of the most critical
tistep. While the great chcmtsU certify te Its
entile purity and the most prominent and suc
CPHtlul doctors universally recommend Itnsu
sure preventive or jierfect remedy for pneumo
nia, typhoid fever, iliphthcrtn and tlie current
dlseidcrs Incident te tryinK clliimtle chances.
Se well-regulated family should lie without n
supply In the house. Any reliable grocer or
druggist will furnish It.
VtiintBluill AVe De Willi Our Daughters T'
"This uuestlen It nskeil by a well known lads
lecturer. Well, we can de a Rrrat many tbln-r
sllli them i ene thlnir, we must take noed ntre
of their liuidlh, nnd net let them run down and
hecomeenfi'chled. Ker the temliilnii ailments,
which niuy he summed up In ene word debility,
we have u sovereign remedy In ltiewii's Iren
llltterH. which lias iienu much geed. MIhs Mary
llrcenlleld, of Ualatla, 111., writes, "llrewn's
Iren Hitlers cured me of nervousness. Indiges
tion and genural peer health." Let the ether
young Indies UiUe the hint.
What I the me of suffering with Ilitkaohe
niieuuiatlsin, Kidney Disease, Sciatica, Crick,
Stitches, Chcstniid LiingTreublcs, Torpid Liver
or soreness In any part, when n Hep J'tatter will
certainly give you relief T Vislly eupciler te
nil ethor porous plasters. You'll say se nfler
ulng one. S5e, everywhere. (0)
HVVCIAT. NOTICES.
1'irsiins Who urn i'nst Tiny will find I)r Ki'li
nedy's Paverlte Iteincdy Just nbeut the incill.
cine they need when they uecdnmcdlcluent all
The ten years which fellow that uge are full of
dangers which de net threaten younger men
and women. Tills preparation gles tone te the
system, greatly expels Impurities and prevent!
the outcropping of diseases the seeds of which
mny hive been sewn In earlier life. Why net
live out all your days In health and strength.
JlyleimdAw
Kcrieus l)ell!ltatcl Men
Veu am allow ed n free trial of thirtu ( of the
use of Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic licit with
KIcctile Suspensery Appliances, for tlie sikh dy
relieraud iibrmnueiiteure of Nervous Debility,
less of Vitality and Manhood, und all kindred
troubles. Alse, for many ether diseases. Com
plete restoration te health, Iger nud manhood
guaranteed. Ne lisk Is Incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet, with full Information, terms, etc.,
mailed fice by addressing Vultulu licit Ce., Mar
shall, Mich.
TTOP 1'I.ASTKIt.
KHAKI- OH DUI.Ii l'A INS.
Shep girls, saleswomen nnd housew tv all suf
fer uioieorless fiem weak back or stdenche. A
lady says : "One ller I'labtiei worn IS lieinn did
my back mere geed than all Ihu lemeilles I ever
used." for any sort of piln or soreness of what
ever iintute, liistnnl rellvf Is given. Superior te
chest piotecters for weak and sere lungs. Hep
l'r.8iKBS are made from lturgiindy 1'lteli. Cnn-
nd.t ll.ils.im and the entire virtues of gaiden
Heps. Held everywhere. "i"ic., erft for fl.ej. HOP
1'LAbTKIl COMPANV, ltoslen, .Mass. (II)
-TTOI' I'liASTKll
a itAii.iieAi) i:nuixi:kk
Living In Central New Yerk, was cured of a ills
tiesslng Kidney cemplnlutby the ller 1'labtkii.
llesus: "I knew whatthcy arennd recommend
them te nil the heys en the read." Applied te
piiln In any part liislnnt relief Is given. Fer weak
ami tired muscles or Joints, Crick, hutches, hide
aches, Neuralgia, Seie chest, Itlieumiitlsin or
leal wisiUness the effect Is miiKlc. Prepared
from burgundy Pitch, Cannda llalsam nnd lr
tues or garden Heps. Sold by druggists and
country stores. !?., B for tl.OO. HOP PLAbTLIL
COM PAN V, llojten, Jlegs. (IK)
VLOTllIStl. '
yjVlMEK A MUTTON.
Mid-Summer Bargains
BURGER&SUTTON'S
We aie selling
Light-weight Suits
ATC3P.KATLV UEDUOLD
l'ltlCKS.
We knew money Is senree nnd we want te help
our customers eulbv giving tluun a Uoed hint
for little money, either llcndy-mndu or Miulu te
Oriler.
UjNDERWEAR
KQUALLY LOW
H,:
ef,Mri.v.
AIHIUAUTKIW KOU
SUMMER
Merine Shirts and Drawers,
fJnuze Undershirts nnd Drnwere,
Choice Nocktles,
E. St W. Cellars nml Cuffs,
C. & C. Cellars nnd Cuffs,
Crown Cellars nnd Cuffs
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
BHIIITH AND SOCIKTY PAItArilCRNALIA
MADK TO OltPhit.
At Erisman's,
-SO. 17 WEST KINO STIIEKT.
M
Yi:iW it KATUVON.
IN (111EAT
VAU1KTV AT
IitlCLS.
Ilae j ou seen our ALLbILK, SATIN-LINED
TIES, O.N l,V85cJ
The All-in-Onc OvcraUs
niu telling
Aie guaranteed net te rlu,
Tery fast at
-OIVE US A CALL.-aa
They
r.0c.
CS-O'irsloie will eleaeat Op.
te Sept. 7, Saluidaj s excepted.
in fiem July 0
M
Vl.OTHLSII.
KllCIIANT TAII.OIl.
I. IcCATJLEY
Burger & Sutten,
MEnCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
J
MERCHANT TAILOR I
NO. 131 K0IITU QUEEN ST.
(Iliichmlllcr's Ilulidlng.)
UMl OK TIIK FINEST LINES Of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS,
i'On THE SPUING AND SL'MMEIt TltADE,
EVEIt SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
ir( ul! nnd lake a leek nt the goods, and you
will hesuru teliuve our measure taken fur a
suit. Juuey-lyd
w
I LIiI AMSON & JTOSTKK.
e
10 A U
M. V. B. COHO,
KM NOIIT11 WATEH 8TIIEET, Incaster, 1'a.,
WHOLKSALB AJ.D KBTAIL DHALBK IH
LUMBER AND COAL.
CoMNBUTieir witu Tn TELKrneia KzciiAxai.
YAneAND Offics: Ne. 110 NOUTH WATElt
STKEKT. febSS-lyd
I'ERSONAL.
Isaae.T. I'osTnprernliionttScranton law law
yer, illetl ou Friday.
Jehn McCur.i.euuir, the Insane actor,
spout during the lust fourteen months
811,000.
Miss Maiiv Andup.hen conlcmplates
making lier ilebut in the character of llosa llesa
liiul atStratferil on-Aven. Her boy's dress
will net be a compromise
Henry V. Sauk, ii wealthy resident of
Ithaca, N. Y., went driving with his wile
and two ethor ladles en Saturday. A runa
way eccurred and Mrs. 8.ige win killed.
Jehn Swinton says that thought, hard
nnd ceaseless thought, is ene el the best
means of prolonging lile. Hut you must net
drndge llke a gulloy-slave or drink like a
helot.
Ihaae MuitiMir. the "Colored Archer,"
lias been bccurcd liy "l.uckv"llalilwln, tlie
California millieii.tlie, te foek alter his
horses for the iie.M two years at the rate of
?j,000 or annum.
Kdith I). CevuNTitv, daughter of lie v.
Kilwurd JAithur Ltytleu, a cousin of Lord
Lytten, lias been granted n Ulvorce from lier
husband by a Chicago court en the ground of
cruel treatment.
Vioteuikn Saiideu, llie ilramallu writer,
will Ball ter Kew Yerk ou the 10th of August
He gees partly under directions from his
physician, who has ordercd a period of com
plete relaxation und partly te superintend the
American production of his new play called
"Anselma."
Jeski'JI W. Teitr.EV rccenlly dlfcd in
llosten. HU will contains the following
lecullar prevision ; "I doslte thatuone of iuy
lamily will make any pnrade ever my Ameral
or waste any mouey in the purchase of
mourning nppnrcl, lully bolleving, from
observation, that widows' weeds are tee
frequently a ludge el hypocrisy, nud the
mero conspicuous tlie liablllmeuttj of wee tlie
mero mariteu tue insincerity."
HluUKn Death uf u Vnssnr Rlrl.
Miss Jtinule (iiilen, a student or Vubsar
college, who wns visItlng"'lier grandmother
in Trumnusbuig, N. Y., died suildenly ou
Friday uftorueou. She ate a hearty dinner,
and M)omed In tlie host of health ; but sud
denly she esclaimcd, " Urandina, I am
dying 1" and liofero medical nld could be
siiiiiinoned, Mie was uoyend rocevory. Miss
Ouleu iuteuded hiiendinir lier suuimer at
,n , ." . .....-.,. i lenus aui
i i-uiiiDimuiinr, Him ui iwcuiu le gniiuaie uiu i iiwili.m a.nt vnrimvut
coining year. Her sudden death Is attributed V liuiiLKY'b DilOO STOHE,
ce.ir
BH. MAllTIN,
WIIOLKSAL1I AMD KBTAIL
Dealer in All Rinds of Lender and CeaL
tra-Xxv.it: Ne. 13) North Water und.l'rlnce
streets above I.oinen. Lancaster. n3-lvd
T AUMOAKDNlSllS A JKITEIUES,
COAL DEALERS.
Officks i Ne. 11) North Queen street, and Ne.
Ml North I'rlnce street.
Yakdd : North I'rlnce stivet, near Heading
Depot.
LANOASTKll, PA.
au'glMfd
STOCKS.
poeii, WHITE A ailKKNOUa H. '"
CIBANKEKS.I&
Oiilers e.ecuted for cash or en margin for nU
secuiitlcs cuirent In the New Yolk mulket.
Coriespendouco Invited.
aiEMIIKKSOPTUK NEW YOltK STOCK EX
CHANUHAND PltOl'ltlKTOUS Of I'UOU'S
MANUAL OF UAILWAYH.
45 Wall Streot, New Yerk,
octl-lydeod
A TLANTIO CITY
The Chester County Heuse
18 NOW OPEN.
Conifei table, homelike, situated very near the
sea, with extended piazzas upon three ocean
fronts. This IIouse has Ieiik been known us a
most ple'uumt summer letrcat.
jum(2uid J. KEIM A SONS.
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
Summer Clothing.
dilution's LlKhtColeied AM wool Chccli C.is
slincre Hulls. Jlo.ue.
Heys' Llijht Colored All-wool Summer Cliovie
Suits, s.(ie.
lUiys' Light Colored Stylish Plnld Suits, .60.
Children's Vacation "-ults. U.W.
Children's Vacation l'nnts.SOe.
Children's Shirt Waists, 'jne.,SSeSnc.,TSc.
Children's Shirt VVulsis lllue, U ray, lireen and
Hrewn, "Je.. l.'-" and II J.1.
Heys' nnd Children's stripe tilugham Coats,
10 cents.
FOR TOURISTS.
We linie Ciystal '.tne and Leather Ceieicd
Trunks of the ery best and most substantial
makes. Alse Sulehels und VulUts of ull Kinds
Irem ucc. upward.
Straw Hats.
A Variety of DKESSSTUAW HATS, Odd Lets,
10 Cents Each.
Anether Let et CHILDUEN'S PALM LEAF
HATS, 3c. Each.
STH.MV CAl'S CHILDUEN'S STKAVt" CAPS,
75e., e und$l.ea.
HOYS' DKESS STUAW HATS, 25c.
MEN'S SKEUsUCKKU HATS, 3Jc. nud 10c.
JIE.N'S LINEN IIATd, S0e.,SSc. und 3Sc.
LIS' EN CAPS, 10c.
CASSIMl'.lti: HATS. CASS1.MEHE HATS.
l'cail and Neutra Mixed Light Coleicd Stylish
MltfDurby lints, fiW
SHIRTS!
Fer Illcycle ltldcrs nnd Lawn Tennis Players
e iinvnniuns ei an inter unu aiyics.
1'er Flsblns and l'lcnle Parties tlieie Is neth-
me havn shirts of all Celers and Styles.
iii(,' se suitable as the NOUKOLK SHIIIT.
mUIS I'Al'Elt 18 1'IUNTED
wren
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK.
FaimeuQl luk Works, 2CUi nud Peca'a. Avcdqb
lanfilvd PHILAI)ELVUIA,PA.
AN AGHE12AHLE TOILET EOAP
lends additional enjoyment te the bath.
te heartHllaease.
Me, Si West Kins Street
PEItCALi: 811 HITS, with Twe Cellurs, 5Uc.
WHITE SHIUTS, 25c., Kc. and 75c
THE "ElUIIMIE," 41.00 or 5.(0 per Half Dezen.
GENTS' MUSLIN DRAWERS,
20c. nnd 25e.
COTTON 1IALK-110SE, Fancy Celers, six pahs
for 2.1c.
11UITI8II HALl'-HOSE, Fashioned Toe and Heel,
Uie. per pair.
FANCY DUESS HOSE, 2fle , 25c., S5c. and Wie.
LISLE TIlltEAD LINEN AND 11EULIN
ULOVESler Summer Wear. Alse Light
Duck (j loves ter Drlvlug.
A Special Dress Shee, $2.00,
We new offer a Gent's Stylish Diess Shoe In
thrce styles, vis. : Confess, ISalmnud und Hut Hut Hut
tonilalter, wlthplaluer Ci.pped Toe, Sole Hov Hev
eled Edge, Riving t'-e shoe n very light and
dressy nppeaniucu. The pi Icu only ?1.W. ,
3-Etercs close at C p. in., oxcept Saturday.
Williamson it roster,
3ii, 31, 3G & 38 East li'Iug Street,
LANOASTKll. 1A.
PENNA. OIQA11S FUOM fLOO TER
llundiudup, nt
UAUTMAN'S YELLOW rUONX CIOAB
UXOa.
LANCASTKIt. l'A.
1TINMNU OK Till: HHCONM) WKKK
-OF THK-
Great Clearing Sale
AT
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
ONE I'ltlCK CLOTHINtJ JIOUSE.
We ndteitlvMl last week llie pile of seme
few articles, but oluieJutt IlnNUed Marking
Down the ENTII1E STOCK, nnd e are new
ready te t'lv u you the Ureatcst llargatns lu
CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
TltUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, Ac.,
That were ever etfered anywlieie. WoJiute
lleduced the Prices Kully SO jiiTeent. en most of
the stect.', and mere than tint en some. We
wIhU) call biK'elat Attention te tire
All-in-One Overalls,
In nil the different colors and qualities, of
hleh we bni e absolute control In Lancaster.
These Overalls are without senilis In the crotch
and back, and are tbcrcfoie a gicut Improve
ment ou the old st) le.
Hirsli & Brether's
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
COl'.NElt Or" NOUTH QUEEN STUEHT AND
CENTUK syUAUE.
"BEMSWICK!"
"imeNswicK is Tin; name or iiie
Best White- Shirt
SOLD IN LANCASTEIt TODAY.
Mnde of I'.est Urniul Winnsutla Muslin, Four
Ply Itiisem, and pesltlicly the llest Unidy-Mnde
Shirt lu use. Him Linen and Keur-1'ly llosem.
The "llruuswlik "Bcllsrer
11.25 lanndrltil and 11.00 Unhundrid
THE "RUBY"
Is our Seceiid-drnde While Shirt. Madoef New
Yerk Mills Mulln, und Is Superior te met ll.bO
White ."hilts put en the market. Can be had fur
$1.00Iiiuiiilrieil or Tee. Uulaiiiiilried.
ISOSOM-KOUU-PLY AND FINE LINEN.
SEE OUU STOCK Or"
THIN GOODS!
T e Shades of Ilinwn, two Shades of lllue, two
Shadis of Yellow unci hlte,teshudeBOf ltlack
and White
SEERSUCKER, in Checks,
At 1 2.M for Ceat and Vest.
SUMMKIt VESTi In White Duck or lllack and
White Mlied Duck.
VAlUUAtlrs.
CTANDAUU UAKRIAOE WOKK.
Edward Edgerley,
FINE CAIUIIAUE I1U1LUEH,
MAItUET 8TIIEET, ItEAIt OK POSTOriCK,
LANCASTEIt, l'A.
A LAUUE STOCK OK
BTOfrlES & OARBIA&ES
OIUIECK A MILEY.
N
LANCASTER
CARRIAGE WORKS.
Norbeck & Miley, Prep's.
COUNEil DUKE AND VINE 8TKKKTS, LAN
CASTEIt, l'A.
THE LAUGEST AND CHEAPEST
RETAIL WORKS
IN TIIK CITY OH COUNTY.
WE CAN AND DO SELL AS FINE A
VEHICLE
AS ANY OTIIEIt IHJILDEIt FAIl I1ELOW
THEllt ritlOES.
Hew we de It Is u mystery, but a visit te our
factor', and tceliig the system w e have adopted
you will net wonder.
l'atronlze theso that descrve It. Our stock at
present Is very large, and will bu sold lit a still
further reduction.
Wu beast of our WHEELS, as they cannot be
excelled.
WE IIAYB A LAHGE STOCK OK
PINE SECOND-HAND WORK,
CONSISTING OK HUtJfilES. PH.ETONS, Ac.,
Ac., which will be sold cheap.
49-tHvuiisa cull and be convinced. Itepalr
l.if neatly done.
FOJt SALE Oil ItEXT.
Ijien ri:nt.
J Thrce Luw Offices at Ne. 13 NOUT1I DUKE
STKEET; and a basuicut 55 feet leiif, supplied
with water und heat.
marOJ-tta B. ITUANK ESULEJIAN.
MYERS
no.
d RATHFON,
LEADING CLOTHIEHS,
12 EAST Klla STREET,
LANCASTEIt. PA
F
INK. TAILOMNG.
I885.
Cemprtslnir the Latest Styles and most Kin.
eantly finished, at UHEATLY KEDUCED
l'ltlCKS. iryeu wish le purchase a geed arti
cle, iuy work Is decidedly the cheapest lu the
state.
MOTTO-" KAllt DEALING AND HONEST
WOHK."
4J-l)en't fall te cuceuniRO geed work. All
Werk KULLY WAKICA.NTED Lewest Prices
for HEl'AllllNG AND ItEl'AINTINU. One set
e( workmen especially employed for that pur
pose. 1'LEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
nevMtfd.tw
1885. SPRING
H. GERHART,
FINETAIL0RIN6.
The Largest and Choicest Assortment of
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITY OK I. W'CASTEIi.
All the Latest Novelties In
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINE OK
SPRING OVERCOATING.
THE VEItY 11ES"T WOUKMANSHIl'.
Prices te suit all and all goods wurranted as
rcpieseuted uthls new stele,
B"e. 43 erth Queen St.
(OI'I'OSITE THE I'OSTOFUCE.)
H. GERHART.
Quii riucns roil
STTIIER GOODS
LEAD THE MAUKET.
Redaction Trie List of Men's, Reys' and Children's
CLOTHING. '
THINCOAlSlltJOe.
SEEltSUCKtll COATS and VESTS I10111 1.M
"Vtettcr SEKHSUCK EI!S nt $1.75.
MEN'S DUSINEs's SUITS at $1.50, t5.00, lfl.00,
nud (7 no.
MEN'S DUESS SUITS uttS.00, fl000.tli.00 und
$11 110.
M EN'S 1IUS1N KSS l'ANTS at 7Se.
MEN'S ALL'WOUL CASS1MEUE l'ANTSttt
fine, MM unit WOO.
HOY'S SUITS at tl.U0, .50, $300, fl.CO, fS.OD up
te PI HO
CIULDltEN'S SUITS fiem1.25 upwanls.
Custom Department.
Our ppeelaltles In this depaitmcnt nre Weel
Serge Sultlnt; In all Celers, the sumo neiuuke te
order lu Ilrst-class styles ler fll.ne.
ALL-WOOL PAN'IS te elder at M0. I00,
3 till, $0.(10, 17.00, ts.w.
The placu te tiadu Is wheiu ou can get the
most for your meney, nnd wheie you cuu bavu
tlie luifest vuilety 10 select lrein,
L. &ANSMAN & BRO.,
THE KA9IIIONAHLE MKltCHANT:TAILOHS
AND CLOT1I1EHS,
Nea. ea-ea north queen st
(ltlKht en the Southwest Cor. el O ran be Streot,)
LANCASTEIt, l'A.
-()ieu Ke until six o'clock. Satuiday until
le o'clock. Net connected with any ether
clothing house In the city.
IIAMl'AUNU.
BOUCHE
THE FINEST
"SEC."
WINE NOW
CHAMPAGNE
IMl'OUTXD.
ATHEIGAIIT'8 OLD WINE STOKE,
Ne. ) East Kiu Stiuckt.
U. K. SLAYM AKEU, Apt.
EiUbUihed. 1TSS. Iebi7-tld
i - ,
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