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bANCABTKB. M AIICII 22. 1896.
i Sanethlnir Should Be Dene.
VSi The narrow escape of the New Yerk and
, Icbkaute limited express from a terrible ac
'icMent en the Pennsylvania railroad near
"'&!,
f.JDIsabethtewn, with the chances of a like
-KKrperience that have been demonstrated
liefere, must impress the management
At 1L B.aaiAnUM f tnlrlnr lisittAt nrn1111.
S'-iJ 1T1U1 tue ucwmij ui uukiuj, rain invuu-
rsstlens against ,tuis danijer. a no root
pfit the tunnel was removed some years
iige because, we believe, me arcn
'HflfJW UTC1UCU liucvme i vvvwjvu"V
...$-, stone dropped te the track. It is
;' Mparent that the sides of the cut were left
pt$oe precipitous from the frequent rock and
B.;iheuld think the obstruction, delays and
fVA'wlmr nlrenrtv nrpjislnnwl tlinrft ttpre mnre
j, ,. ..-, .
!', expensive than the l-epairs necessary te
fMgive the Bides a greater slope would be.
IjAll the through passenger trains of the
fesread are run ever the single track passing
j?5;ithreugh thLi tunnel cut and its present
,4 hazardous condition should net continue.
The Laber Problem.
What will be the final outcome of the
yf ," organization of labor new taking place se
jrapidly in this country, we willbavote
'Jf await the future te Knew ; but meanwiuie
we may try te form an opinion about it.
The immediate nresnect i3 that there will
-!be a great reduction in tlie amount of em-
'pleyment offered te labor, owing te the
. unwillingness of these who employ it te
take the chances 01 tne threatened increase
, in the cost of labor. The uncertainty will
gjy check enterprise. The price of manurac-
turea is likely te adrance, because of the
incrpaseef cost and tlin diminution of
:
JJIVUUCb.
But that in the end the wages of labor
will be increased is very doubtful. The
laborer cannot de without employment
indefinitely. The employer can let his
works remain indefinitely idle. Sheymay
pass te his creditors, but when it becomes
certain that his creditors will get them
anyhow, there will be no indurement te
endeavor te postpone the day. It is as clear
s anything can be that the wages of labor
cannot for any length of time be made se
high as te deprive these who pay them of
any profit en their investment of capital.
Fer a still shorter time can they be se high
as te make the cost of manufacture greater
than the selling price. The wages of labor
i-tf' .must be such as the employer can afford te
Tt . av . nn.l tlita nnnn vrlll ntiaQ4lnti Itilt till.
vyy ,rj t "" "" " h"-"""" "" "v
pS doubt is as te hew much he can pay.
gCC' AawCTu n&ivuA uu v.w-i'ivjhi 11 ! live v-it-
his statement of cost, in Wilmington,
" Delaware, the ether day, Mr. Jackscn, of
;' the Jacksen & Sharp company, exhibited
his books te his empleyes te satisfy them
that he could net pay them greater wages
upon the prices his company was receiving
for its products. The examination was
made and showed that Mr. Jacksen's state
ment was correct; but his workmen still
doubted. They thought they had been de-
fM, ceived. They did net trust theirewn com-
: petency te comprehend the books they ex
amined. " Generally workmen are ignorant of
Terythlng save their special employment.
If they were called te manage the business
In which they are employed, the Bheriff
" would sell tbem out in a very Bhert time.
Yet they are apt te think that the whole
business is the result of their labor and
- that they earn all its profits. They con
sider that their employers have no ad
yantage ever them, save in their capital,
and that all the reward the business reaps
is the reward of capital.
Ne mistake could begreater. The profit
Is earned by the skillful manipulation of
capital or Is lest by its unwise direction.
In this very matter of the control of the
labor force is one of the largest fields for
- the display of skill. The employer who
t would yield te all the demands of labor
!. would Boen be In the sheriff's hands; and
J I Itt a. itt.il.lA f..n l...t l.n 1
u,je n la uuuiure iuvi 111,11, luu eiujnujer
..'C- .l. I ! . ,. I t i t . .
vs -ruv vs uiusi icsuiuie m maintaining tne
?j. control or ma own uusiuess, anu lti resist
feiiug the dictation of these for whom he
KjUprevldes labor, is the one who ia most suc
feVCful in his business. But it is also te be
3ettd that he is most fair and liberal te his
empleyes when he is left alone.
t Every sensible employer desires te pay as
'&. large wages as he can afford te uav. be-
LX cause he knows that when he pays the
1 ' best price in the market he eeta the best
product; and besides this he desires te
jjlteep his customers contented and
;leady in his employment. It is
s.-Yry doubtful whether the Knights of
ilaber, will ever become strong eneuch
1a fllrtHtn in tlin emtllnvnra nf ltlm- t
-, ttey shall employ Hand what theyBballpay
-k. ii is contrary w every sound business
",-f ,
rlnciple te yield a business te such outside
I&4 (Control; nnd consequently the business
'kttat is se yielded, will net succeed : where-
;''fcfe such dictation will net succeed, since
jew one win ucny mat business must be
Mieuiful te enable labor te fludtmplej
,t t. Aud the significant question there-
IrirbetuertheKnighta of Laber will
rlcUI the boeso te get its golden eggs.
,uw answer uepenus wiieiiy
the extent te which the
proposes te piess ita present
U it use It wisely and strictly
tm MmU ihe wages of labor are made as
M ttw Mum of btuuess will wm wnt.
Vm tMittrtiei wifl he benefit te tb
laborer. But if it Is used te dictate te the
employing class gcnrrally what it shall de,
whom itshall employ, hew and what and
whenitsball pay,aml in whatinaiuierlreat
Its werkmttii It will fail.
jB.theicompetltlen which bnsine&slins
throughout the world, its guidance, de
mands the highest wisdom, which it finds
generally in the men who float naturally
Inte the direction of its affairs. They
need te have free hands for their
work, nnd the best of thcmaiose consli censli
tuled that they will net work with their
hands tied. If they vere of less resolute
material they would never rise, ever the
shoulders of their fellows, te the vast re
sponsibilities they have taken In charge.
AVerklngmcn need beware lest in seeking
higher wages they lese all wages ; for
nothing is mere certain than that their
employment must cease if they ask what
the profit of business cannot pay.
Gladstone nnd Parnell.
It is significant of the close relations ex
isting between Gladstone and Parnell that
the latter in n recent interview declares
the most important factor towards the se
curing of home rule for Irelaud Is the
health of Sir. Gladstone. The Irish leader
can conceive of no graver calamity te the
cause than that Mr. Gladstone's voice
should fail him in the crisis that is at hand.
This frank expression of views from Mr.
Parnell should set at rest all the rumors
that himself and Mr. Gladstone are work
ing at cress purposes. There is no doubt thnt
they are in thorough unison en the Irish
pregramme, and no stronger pair of states
men ever steed together for an oppressed
country.
Mr. Parnell sees many geed reasons why
the land purchase bill of Mr. Gladstone
should pass. The Irish landlords are natural
ly anxious for it, as they will get value ler
property, the ownership of which has been
very unnej Ing. As these are largely Teries,
they must have an important Influence In
weakening Tery opposition te the bill. The
enemies of the scheme cannot help seeing
that the result of an appeal te the country,
the Issue being home rule for Ireland,
would net place them in a better position
than they new are. Fer seventy Conser
vative teats were gained by the aid of the
Irish vote at the last election, and these
would naturally fall kick te the Liberals
if the issue of Irish home rule was fairly
presented. What Liberal less would be
otherwise incurred would in this manner
be niade up, and the final result would
probably be a majority of 170 Liberals and
Nationalists combined ever the Teries.
Surely the presH;ct for Ireland's auton
omy was never mere cheering, and fervent
wishes will go up everywhere that the Sage
of Ilawanleu'd health may be spared at
this time of such urgent need for Erin.
Tnc Smith family hi Philadelphia are In
no danger of extinction, the directory show
ing that they number 6,630.
We are new en the eve of that hateful-te-husbauds
period when the bonnets must
bloom in snrltig.
It Is the quintessence of pleasure te speed
the parting guest w hen he is most disagree-.
able. Geed bye, Blair bill, geed bye I ,
Tun Audubon society is Ibauame of nn
organization founded, in 2Sew Yerk last Feb
ruary. It baaffcr Its purpose te prevent
the killing et fany wild bird net used for
feed; thanking or destroying el the eggs
Or nesUefnny wild birds ; the wearlug of
the feathers of wild birds. While they are
at it they mlht ni well prescribe three-
decKeu bonnets.
Even poetry mint keep Btep with science.
Mere than fifty jears age se long bus he
demonstrated " the increasing puriese" and
Iiesslhilitlea of Beng, Tennyson w-rote in
"The Palace ei Arts," his line "The fnewy
poles et moenlesj Jlars." A .few years age
Professer Hall dlcevered at Washington
two Martial satellite, and Tennjsen, who Is
always bound te be scientifically accurate,
has changed the erse te read.
bbe saw the enewy poles and moo in 01 Mars,
1 bat marvelous Arid et drifted light
In mlil-Urten, and the married stars
W hereof the enu were bright, etc.
The veree is new correct, net only as te t lie
moons et Mars but also as te the location of
the great nebula lu Orien. If Longfellow's
verse could bu revised with a view te botani
cal exactness quite a number et alterations
would be necessary.
Tne attempt has been made te manufac
ture some capital against CongreEheian Pulit
zer, of New Yerk, Jer absence from Con
gress. His latest benevolent act proves that
lti the roll-call of charity he answers "pres
ent" with a clear, Arm voice.
Wisconsin's Euhth congressional district
is repiesented by William T. Price, a Itepub
Mean, who has managed te attract te himself
some attention by his fierce opposition te
pensioning the widow et (Jen. Hancock. lie is
quoted as saying that "the practice el granting
large pensieus te widows of men who have
been receiving big salaries aud who died
Ioor Is tlestructhe of American manhood.
The Influence is te make men llve up te the
last dollar of their salaries in pomp and cx
travagauce and ehampngne. It shakes every
principle of Justice null creates a privileged
class." In this Mr. Price proves himself a
low-priced statesman. He contends in effect
that these traits of generosity which charac
terized the dead here of Gettysburg, which
made it impossible for him te turn a deit ear
te the calls of charity, were unworthy of
him, and that mere credit would hae
attached te him had lie .hearded that salary
which the geeruuunt gave him. This may
be Price's opinion, but the great body of
warm-hearted men and women of the
country will be glad that Hancock's fallings
"leaued te irtut'dslde." Aud, reinembor reinember
ing his magnificent services te his ceuutry in
her hour of greatest peril, his big geuoreslty
te his peer comrades in arms In the days that
followed will forever preve him oue of the
bravest and tenderest men of his time.
It was net enough that the Pennsylvania
railroad iusurance plan proved unpopular
with the employ us of the read. New the
company is mid te have received a hIkiiUW
cant intimation fiem the state authorities te
the effect that the establishment of Hii insur
ance scheme is beyond its charter powers.
Well Known Hank President Flees.
Charles 1 Muthovtsen, president of the
Norfolk National bank, of Norfolk, Nebraska,
has lied for parts unknown and left his
resignation as bank president. It Is said ha
has lest his own fortune and that of his
brether-lu-luw lu wheat speculations, but
that the bank is secured against less.
Muthewsen was well known throughout
Nebraska. He had sorted two terms lu the
legislature j had been speukeref thellouse ei
HepreseuUtlveH, aud was a delegate te the
last national Republican convention, lie
was regarded as a prominent candldate for
governor next fall.
berleus llltuudueus Ceal Strlke.
A telegram from Huntington, Pa., says :
"The strlke In the bituminous coal region,
which has existed for two weeks, u proving
aery serious atrklr te the operators who
have contracts te fill. In order te Ullthelr
contracts they ure obliged te resume at the
advance asked for by the miners or buy their
coal elsewhere, resulting In heavy losses
IttiAB . lli....l...i si.i.. . ...
'tVlflfl. Wltlt.t AT lt l.un
woeToTtt7oc:" wu ' "
AMONG THE NEW BOOKS.
Kvrrrt Nkiht 11 llin.Hi8TOiiv. lly Alfred
l.r. UlOionerthi' Pnilastnnt Kplceiwl church
In Drlnnnre. lrmipni:! .Neiv lerk Jlar
pr A Ute.
Of the kind cf books te w hleh this beleng,
the Episcopal church is particularly prolific t
and it would seeui that the class ei doeut
readers te whom they nre addressed lssuUl
clently numerous te w arrant their production.
The series of discourses or meditations of
which lllshep Lee's work consist, are purely
devotional. They breathe the sweet aud
peaceful spirit of" a prayerful Christian soul,
whose raitli is firmly tlsed and unquestioning,
whose hope Is sure and undisturbed, anil
whoe loe Is warm nnd deep te Ged and
mans n spirit unruffled by pentllcts with
linguistic difficulties or question or critical,
historical, scientific coutreversv. It concerns
Itself with nene or these. It Is euiluently
noreue and restful In its tene and in Its eflects
en the reader; a book full of feed nnd
nourishment, encouragement, comfort aud
edification Jer the Christian boliever. Fifteen
nights in the Old and seventeen In the New
Testament are contemplated, sometimes with
a glowing eloquence, euen wun mucn iresn
ns of thought, always In a trustful, deeply
devout spirit.
MascalTraixixe The olutlen et social and
inJintrtil problem lly Ctmrle? 11. lUtu.
lllustruteU. U u.e. Pp "3. Harper & Ures.
"ew Yerk.
The author's theory Is that through the arts
alone all branches cf learning find expres
sion and touch human life ; the true defini
tion of education is tbe development of all
the powers of man te the culminating point
of action. Mr. Ham has been laboring in
Chicago, through the press and upon the
ether educational forces there, in behalf of
manual traiuing,and there his theory is being
tested in the splendidly equipped manual
training school erected en the boulevard.
Much of the book is taken up with an expo
sition of the various departments of this in
stitution ; and the whole plan of the volume
Is a fercetul plea for the combination of
manual and mental training.
Lives op Gnxiz Stwhsvex. Second Series.
Ephlaltes llermeknites. ny the ltev. Sir
Oeo W Cox. Hart, St A. In rue. l'p . Har
per A lire-.. 2e Yerk.
This is the second volume of an admlrable
series, by the same author, the first of which
was noticed in these columns before. Eph
ialtes, Kimeu, Perlkles Phonnien, Archi Archi
mndes, Kleen, Urasidas, Demosthenes,
Nlklas and Hermekrates are the subjects of
the present work and they are treated In the
critical and historical spirit which! distin
guishes the author. He aims essentially te
contrast the Athenian polity nnd that of
Sparta, aud of the essays in this volume a
companseu of the character of Perlkles with
that et Brasidas points the author's moral
very clearly.
I Tni Geldix Dats. Kdna Lyall. 1C me. l'p.
307. Harper A I'.res.
The authei of this historical romance quits
the nineteenth century Held of prevailing
fiction, and while she disclaims the Idea of a
"historical novel," she introduces Algernon
Sydney, Letterten, the actor, Francis Hern
field, aud a halt dozen ether personages of
the England of the seventeenth century with
a geed deal of freedom. They play a second
ary part In the story, hew eer, which is one
of "golden days," or of iron times, as you
view them.
"Harper's Monthly" for April, from C. H.
Itarr, Is a number of rare merit; and apart
Irem all its special features the regular
monthly departments of Geerge William
Curtis Charles Dudley Warner and W. D.
Hew ells are a feast of tat things. Thirty-five
ears of Ilarper'silentlil; constitute a library
In itselt ; aud the index of ever 700 pages te
this ast repository of science and learning,
history aud art, literature and humor, is an
ejnm sesame te storehouses et valuable
reterence. The new edition of this compre
hensive work, just published, is a vast im
provement en the first issue. It has 51,000
relerences and comprises a remarkably
complete exposition of modern life in every
department.
PERSONAL.
Gladstone's land purchase bill is te be
ready en April !".
General Neal Dew, the leteran prohl prehl prohl
Idtienlst, celebrated his KM birthday en Sat
urday. Themas S. SEnniLL, who died recently In
New Orleans, lelt JS.000,000 te hU two
daughters.
James Kusskll Lew r.Li. and Dr. Olher
Wendell Helmes are te spend the summer
in Europe together.
James UexnnianT, of the importing and
wholesale Philadelphia dry goods tlrm of
Heed, BenbrigliUt Ce., died Sunday after
noon, nged about CO years
The Grant monument fund new amounts
te?ll,!SS; Mexico's president sent $500 for
it en Saturday. The Miknde of Japan had
already sent the sauie sum.
Jeseph Sandbere, who was manager of
the Middle Pennsylvania agency of the New New
Yerk Life insurance company, with head
quarters at Harrlsburg, is new chief of tbe
agents of the company for the entire state.
Madame Chkistine Xilssex has signed
a contract with Maurice fitrakesch for a fare
well tour in America. The lour will begin
with a performance en October 11. Madame
Nilaseu will sail from Pans early in Septem
ber. Oi:oneE Pearson, chief clerk of the Heuse
of Representatives and secretary et the Re
publican state committee, has decided net te
be a candidate for re-election as secretary of
me nexi cemmuien, owing te nisconnuctien
with the management of the Chester Springs
soldiers' orphans school.
Mrs. Eliza KicCAitnr died recently in
New Orleans She left a very handsome
estate, two-thirds et which gees te Mrs Jennie
Morrison, "en the condition that she shall
take care of aud previde for my little de
Hobe" Hobe will be handsomely provided
for, as the possession of the property depends
en his geed treatment.
Dr. Benjamin Ehrmann, one of the first
and leading homu'enatlilc physicians et tbu
west, died last week in Cincinnati, aged about
75. lle wasa native of Wurtemburg; and
about ierty years nge, when his school ei
medicinewas in its infancy, be practiced in
Harrisburg and at tills city where he married
ajnlece of the late Bishop Bigler.
The worst case tured by Dr
Ueuiedy
Siiffc'a Catarrh
uiii-M.Thiw
I or euro of rheumatism, neuralgia In lu va
rious ph ttes of sciatica, thn douteurenx, semi-
cruniu. ac
, use bulvutlen Oil, the greatest cure
Price i cunts u bottle.
en earth,
'the Rrcat superiority of Dr. Hull's Cough
Syrur
inieun oiiurceuunrcmoaicsiiHUcstea ir
te un etiii r cetiun rcmedlcs 1 attested bv
inuenie demand for that old fahlnnml
tne immense aumana
remedy.
Dr O Grethe, llroeklyn Keard of Health, says
Red Star Cough Cure la most ellectlve.
Kl'JSOlAZ XUTIOKH.
A fiillceman 11 raced Up.
I). 1 Cellins, member of police, Seventh ward,
Riudlni;, Pa., talks this way "suffered sevcnly
from rlicnmutlim : nothing did meatiy Koedttfl
I tried Thomai' L'cteelrie Oil. It lx a pleasure te
recommend It.' for wile by 11. ll. Cochran,
druBfflst, 137 and 13U North Queen street, Lun
custur.
Why He Downcast.
True, you nreln a miserable condltten-ynu
are weak, pule nnd nervous Yeu cannot sleep
at nlKht, nor enjoy j our waklnir hours t ct, v. hy
Icisa hejrt Let nt the drugnisl's n bottle el
Jturileck Jtloetl JUtlrri. They Mill you te health
aud peace of mind. Fer rale hy H. 11. Cochran,
druuKUt, U7 and 139 Neith Queen ttreet. Lan Lan
cester RAPID TRANSIT.
The latent and best form of rapid transit is for
a person Doubled with u sick headache te take a
dose of Dr. Leslie's hpeel.il Prescription and
what a rapid transit train the allllcilen takes for
ltM depuiluiu. bte udertiscment In another
oeluu"'. dccXMyd(l)
tweaks Illglit Up,
"Have tried 77iemn' KcUctrlc Oil for croup
and colds, und rlrd It thn best runedy lhau
ever ustd In my lamily." w m. Kay. A10 Ply
mouth Am, llutlule. N, Y. Fer sale by II, -IS
Cochran, drUKKtst, 137 uud IX) .uitu Queen
street, I.uucutur,
Mrs. Ijiuetry.
And ether famous women hive wen a reputa
tion for nicial beauty. A tlmi complexion makes
ene handiteniu, eien tbeuyh tliu face Is net of
perfect mould Jlurdeck lllecul Jluttrt uct dl
rectly upon the circulation, nnd toirivelho skin
n clLurnissundkinentbness etherwUu unattain
able. Fer sain by II. II. Cochran, druimist. 137
aud 15J North Queen street, Lancaster.
De It Willi Pleasure.
Wangle! Ities., driigKlsts, of Waterloo, Iowa,
write! " We cin wlih pleiuure say lb it Thomai'
JCclectric Oil files the best sstlifuctleu of any
liniment we ni.ll. Eierjbedy Mho buys will
lun e no ether. This remedy Isn certain curu
for ill I uclus, sprains, and palus. Fer sale by II.
II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 133 North Queen
street, Lancastei,
A iHerjrrmuu'ii Testlmnuy.
AV. E. Ulirerd, jasterM. K. church, llelhwell,
Ont.,wasfurtwuyiaraasiiir3rerwllhDysiepsIa
In Its worst form, until as he states "life bucume
nn actual burden." Three bottles of Burdock
Meed miter cutejl hlni, and he tells us In a re
turn letter that be considers U thn best family
I tiir11rlriii tifiur litfiir 1 1 Afkisxt .. - i
I i? wwuutirtKwnr
MKVICAU
peRTm: "liLoeor
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
Combining Iren and l'nre Vegetable Tonics,
fltilckly and ceinplelilv Cleanses and Knrtclie
the UIikiJ. Oulckrn. the action of tli I.lrrrsnA
Kidneys. Clears the Complexion, male the
Skin Smeeth. It does net Injure the teeth, rne
hefldschsnr produce constipation A I.L O I II Ml
MEDlCI.SKs 1)0.
rbyslcfnnsnnd DrugglM Kvcrywncru Hecoui Heceui
lnend IL
Dr. N. 9. HcaaLxs, or Marlen, .Mas., ssys " 1
rvcemmend Urewn' Iren IUttersiunnluabln
tonic for enrlchlmr the bleed, and removing all
dypppttc symptoms. It does net hurt the
DB.K. M. Dtuctt, Keynelds. lnd, says' "1
have prescribed nmn'i Iren Hitters In cmeet
fttiirmtn nnd bleed rtlseases, nle when n tonic
vasneeatu, nna it nas proved tnorengniy sans
factory."
Mi. Wv. Utkns, Ne. WSt, Mary street. New Or
leans, La , svs i ' llron'9'lren Hitters relieved
me In a co of bleed polsenln g and 1 heartily
recommend It te these ncedluK a bleed purl
flcr." The genulne has Trade MsrW and eroded red
Hnej en rapper. Take no ether. Made only by
UUOW.V CHKMtCAL CO.,
(8) llaltlmere, Md.
1HT uoeim.
M
L'SLINS.
HOLLY TREE MILLS
Is the Rest Muslin In the Market for Family
L'e. Yeu can get it at the
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J. W. BTKN'K.
nevMyd
Ne. SJJ North Queen street.
JOHN S. OlVLKIt. OEO. K. HATH VON.
CARPETS !
Uedy Hrnel, Tapestry Unissscls, All Weel
Ihree-Vly.
All-Weel Kxtra Super lncmlns. Cotten Chain
Kxtra super Ingrains.
Insralns, iSc, 37Hc, ec, 45c ec.. tc.
Damask and Venetian Hall nnd Statr Carpet.
Heme-made Ung and Chain Carpet.
Linoleum and Eeer Oil Cleth.
Taper Lining Stair I'ads and Stall iteds.
DADO SHADES. SHADING CI.OT1I AVD
HOLLAND.
bl'ItlNQ ANDCOIID riATUUES
AURORA CARPET SWEEPER.
All kinds or HOUSElwKKl'INC; DUY GOODS
at Lewest l'rlce.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 East King Streot,
Lakeabtxr. Pa.
G
KEAT HAROAINS.
(111AND Ol'KMXn Of
NEW SPBIffG &00DS !
WATT A SHAND have opened darlnfrtbe
past neck utmnrji of One Hundred C&ei of
New and Desirable Goods, bought specially for
this season's trade.
SPECIAL DRIVES.
Twenty-four inch SI RAH SILKS, New Shades
only 5c. a jard.
Twenty-two Inch COLOUED DltKbS bll.h5,
75?. u yaid. Heal value, f 1 Ml.
Twentv-tne Inch I1LACK tiltOS GIIA1.S
SILKS, 75c. per j ard.
Special Values In lil. ACK DI'.ESS SILKS from
SOc. te 11.50 per yard.
A nether ca of ear fimeus CAMEL'S HAIR
CANVAS SCITINGS, bprlng Shade, 50c. per
yard. .
HOMESPUN SUITINGS, .' Inches wide, CJr
per yard.
Forty flve Inch HLACK AND COLOR! D
CASUMERES.SOc. per jard. Ileal value, tic
Our forty Inch All-Weel BHcb Cashmeres at
3IHc. per yard, has no equal.
forty Inch All-Weel Debege, Gray nnd
Drowns, only 37K per yard.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS tiOODS.
llrecaded Velvets, Fancy Striped Veil ets.
Ladles' Wraps, Scarfs nnd rancy Jersey
Jackets.
Twe Hundred Pieces Elcgnnt Designs 1 reach
and American Satlnes
AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
Nea. O, 8 & lO East Kinff St.
4VOpen evenings until S
p.m.
p.m.
Saturdays, 10
J.
H. MAKTIN A CO.
Upholstery Department.
We are offering a choice line of
Lace Nottingham Curtains, In newest
effects. Large line of Madras Cur
tains in Geld, Colored orllcmdreunds,
making the handsomest curtain you
can get for summer use. rurniture
Coverings in Turcemen.lsamies, Haw
and Spun Silks, 1'etit Points, etc. Fur Fur
nltuie covered by expert upholsterers
at very low rate3. If you have an old
set of rurnitme let us give you an esti
mate en recovering it. Yeu have no
idea at hew little expense you ran have
a handsome new covering put en, new
springs, nnd weed work refinlshed,
turning the vihole set out a
geed as new. Slip Cevers for Furni
ture cut and made at low rate. Full
line of Furniture Linens. Curtain
Pele, any weed, SOc., complete.
Xew Carpeta arriving every day.
Standanl makes at lowest possible
prices. We are told every day that we
have the largest line of Carpets in
Ijiucaster. Come ami see for your
self. Cor. West King & Prince SU.,
(Opposite Stevens Heuse) LANCASTER. PA.
IJUUS PAPER IS PRINTED WITH
INK
Manufactured by
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.,
mn-lyd setb ana Hare 8ts I'tdiadelpbia, Pa.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
WATCBMa, MO,
CAUVtyRLUACO. "
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THE
EKEGREN
WATCH
THE
VACHEFION
WATCH
THE
AUDEMARS
WATCH
THE
CENTURY
WATCH
Made In (icneiaby
it. R. Kkefrren. nnd
sold In the United
Mates tiTrlnsliely bv
Messi. inlawed tt
Ce. It Is the finest
watch In existence
Made by V acheten
A Censtftlitln.Heneia,
and sold In Philadel
phia only by Messrs.
Caldwell A Ce. It Is
second only te the
bkecreu Vi atch
.Madciby Iiuls Audn
mars, llrnssus and tle
uc a, aud sold In Phil
adelphia by Messrs
Cnldwell A Ce , the
authorized agents of
the maker.
Made In Uenevn ex
pressly te our order,
aud Is guaranteed thn
best valueovererfered
for One Hundred Dol
lars. 1)02
CHESTNUT
ST.
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PHILADELPHIA.
yyATCUES, CLOCKS, Ai
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
CHEAr rOKCASH
Lancaster tVatches nt the lowest Prices ever
offered : being a stockholder enables me te sell
these watches se cheap Klptn. Wnltham and
ether watches en ale pectacles, Opera masses,
Ac Uepalrlng of the above named articles will
receive my personal attention
LUUI9 11.Lr.lb,
Ne. 159K North Queen St., opposite City Hetel.
LUU ,, L
m St., opposite Ct
an u It. It. Depot.)
lOKA Vs'ATCll.
(enr ienuaii
-ARent ler AUKOKA
rVK HAIJC OH it KMT.
FOR KKNT NICK TWO-STOKY It KICK
Dwelllmr Heuse, Ne. WC Ka-t OrnnKestrvet.
marltld HIKSH x 11KO.
T7I0K KENT.
E Twe IX story Houses, Ne 510 and 61J
Maner street. Apply nt
' mlO-lwd Ne. S( WKST MNO STISKET.
1JIOK REST FROM APRIL 1, THAT DE
slrable Mere Iloem, Ne. IS Centre Square,
has been used for a clmv store for years. .Apply
te UEOllUE Vt.TOMI.l.NSOV.
marj-tfd Sheriff's Office.
FOR SALE CUEAI.
One LancnMer Cabinet Organ, cost 11,
will "ell at n banraln.
Call en or address, Se. 537 North Cherry alley,
I.anciutcr, Pa. i2 tfd
OK REST TWO VERY DESIRABLE
J rooms en first tloer sult&ble for n Docter
or Dentist
ulse two rooms en second story
NO 1MNOKTH DUKE STKKKT.
Apply at
mil tfd
TTIOR REST.
XJ A Tobacco Warehouse with
Penn'a It. It.
"Idlng
Capacity for storing 3,oue cases. Apply
aiine
marle-tfd
INTELLIOENCEIt OFFICE.
POaTION'n.D PUBLIC SAIjK.
On SATURDAY MOUKINU, MAItCH IT,
lJbC, at 10 o'clock, n III b sold nt the Hearding
and Livery htable of DIt. J. C. SIIAUH, Ne.ll
West Kins street (formerly Cress hevs hotel).
a iroeu nere a n. l reausier i
. ." ,.. . - .. --
bncev. whins.
harne'i and blankets.
martWtd
11. F. I.OWE,
Auctioneer.
EtOK RENT.
Shep In rear of Ne S7 WestChcstnntstreet,
used as a cigar-box factory, and a shop en
Mllllln street, Ixtween south (Jueen nnd Prince
streets, lately usel as a carriage lactery. Alse a
dwelling and storeroom new occupied by A.
A Hubley as a drug mere, West King street.
Appiy Mine
! 15-tfd
1NTEM.IQENCEII OFFICE.
TTIOR REST.
JJ Fl
Irst-class Dairy iann. :
acres, situate
two miles from Lancaster cltv.
Haseinenc, corner Centre bqnare nnd North
Qnecn street, suitable for a barber shop.
llrick Dwellings, ?M East Fulton street, and
Mi Church street.
hale and Exehange Stables en West Orange
street, near Water.
Severnl Frame Houses en Jnhn street,
Janll-tfd IllltS 11KOT1IEK1.
P
iRlVATP. 8ALU
1 will have a car lead of
First-CIas's Ohie Nerman Horses,
AT TBI XERBISCAC II0V8K.
NO 113 SOUTH PKINCE STltEET,
byMendaj', which I will dispene of at private
ule. New let of first-class Horses drivers,
workers and heavy draft, mostly from Canada,
every week, and always for sale.
(KOP.UK (iltOSSMA.V.
feblD lydAw
TLANK BOOKS.
Jehn Baer's Sens
Invite examination of their
BLANK BOOKS!
In Various Orades el
DA I100K3,JOUUNAI.S,
I.EDOEP.S, CASH HOOKS,
COPYING BOOKS 3l PKESSK3.
INVOICE HOOKS, TIME BOOKS,
MEMOIIANDUMS, PASSBOOKS,
PETTY ACCOUNT BOOKS, Ac,
AT TMK
SIGN OFTHE BOOK,
15 nnd 17 North Queen Streot.
COAL.
ry MAHTIN,
WHOLESALB AMD tttTAIL PIAtKS ID
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
VYaiid t Ne. 420 North Water and Prince
Streets, above Lemen, Lancaster. nJ-lyd
T5AU.MQAKDNERS t JEFFERIES.
COAL DEALERS.
Owen t Ne. 1!S North Queen street, and Ne.
tfA North Prince street.
Yauds: North Prince street, near Heading
Depot,
I.ANCASTEB, PA.
auglt-tld
c
OAL.
M. V. B. COHO,
NO.ST0 NOKTH WATEIt 8T , Lancaster. Pa.,
Wholeiale and Ketall Dealer In
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection with thn Tnlnnhnne Kxchanan.
Ynid and Office t
STUEET
. .---. . - -. ........... ... ..v.....
NO.
110 MUUlll n a i in
febSS-lvd
OPESlNO OK THE OANALS. THE
Suauehanna and Tlde Water Canals will
open en April 1, lsae. D. i'.ellUKb,
inlS-lw Superintendent
TOBACCO OUTTINOS, HCP.AP8, SII-T-1NOS
AND PACKEltS' WAbTE, Dry nnd
Clean, bought for cash. JBiMO
Ne. 27J Pearl Street, New Yerk,
lletercnce Fred. Uchutte, Ne. 2U I'enrl street,
New Yerk. feblMyd'
B
UCHMILLER'H,
Onlv n little while leneer ran von secure de-
elded bargains in Huns. Cutlery, Ueveivcrs,
Kuzers, Hclssers, Machinists Toels, Ac.
We offer special bargulns In tluns nndOun
Ooeds until the 15th Inst., te close out ourentlre
stock before April 1. Inside aud OuUldeJJliew
C'ajes for sale Lheup.
HUCIIMILI.EU'S,
Ne. IK North Queentut., Lancaster.
4-AU goods lelt for repairs must be celled
for by March 50. mart-Swd
mir
jjAur.n a imeTiiKiL
CLOTHING! -
Spring Woolens.
Suitings, Treuserings and Spring Overceatings.
Our riflsortment or Standard aud Nevol Btylen of OOATINOB. BUITINaa
and TROUSERINOS, for MEN and BOYS' SPRING WEAR, are new com cem com
pleto and ready for lnapoetlon.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In Buslnesa Sulta, Dreea Suits, Beys'
"Winter Stock at
Spring Overcoats.
Loteat New Shnpea in B. St W. OOLLARS and OUFFS.
NECKWEAR. Latindrled and Unlaundrled BH1RTS, &e &e.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. Q5 West King Si, Lancaster, Pa.
JTEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSF.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
New Open Large Stock of Sheetings.
"J'JlXt'.i'1.' I'lI'I-DW CASK MUSLINS In all Desirable Makes. Alse, T1CKINI1S AND
tKATHKKS'lO FILL; all ai our Usual U Prices. Alse COUNTEUPANKS AND
QUILTS IN QUANTITIES. Prices Lewer than Ever.
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND NAPKINS.
We are new reedving daily New Additions toeur
tneui me coining season eargnins ei ene mil
KVKUV Oil 1I1V1NOS SOMF.rillNO:NKW."
-AT-
FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE OOTJBT
nAIHIAINS IN SILKS.
METZGER
&
11 WK'IllAltO
BLACK SILKS.
Latllee' Dress Cleths, Dlnck CaahmercH, Colerod OaBhmorea, Black Broeado
8llka, and -v
BLICK BROCADE SILK VELVETS,
FQIt HV.M'.V, ALT. AT LOW 1'ltTCKS, AT
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S
CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 West King St., botweou Coepor Heube nnd Serrol Herae Hetel.
J.1FE ISSVltAHOK COSfVAXY.
T IKE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WHEJI SOLICITED TO
flic Mutual Life Insurance Company of New Yerk
RIOHARD A. McOURDY, PRESIDENT,
Is entitled te yenr riwrconslderatten. since It holds the FOREMOST place among the Ufa In
snrance Institutions el the world, and odors superior advantages In all the features of business to
gether with unequalled financial security.
CASH ASSETS,
it
s also the tVAM '..'AT Company In
hlch
cost of insnrancB below that of any ether
any ether
It has JfO HTOCKllOLDElia te claim any
Is less than that of any ether Company
It writes the simplest nnd most comprehensive
the only one tht furnishes ABSOLUTE 1SHUKAXCK FJIOM TJIK WOKD UO.
FOIl FOKTIIKlt 1NFOKMATION Al'l'I.Y TO
Rebert Helmes, District Agent,
230 N. 5th STREET, READING, Or 00 N. DUKE STREET, LANCASTER.
UATH,
B
EAUTIFULl NEW! ATTHACTIVJ'. !
All the Novelties of the Heasen ler
of all tbe Leading
STIFF AND
KXTKA LIGHT
(VKIUIIT (STIFF HATS,
n the cltv thuv can be had
llestnn. Only place
ly til
ler the "TO-KALON HAT," an entile new thing for young men. A full line or I'LAINAM)
AM1SH HATS, our own make, at prices lower than ever. Chlluren's Sniiug Uoeds, In nevt und ar
tistic designs, at Lewest J'rlces. CLOTH HATS VOK MKN OK HOYS, S5c., &c., 7&c. and II 00.
Robes, Far Gleyes, Seal Gaps and Fer Trimmings,
Sold new re
i gal
fik
rdless of cost. A Sptclal Hargaln
furs : Hest
unit, 11.23. kchi aiusKnii, i,
w.
D. STAUFFER & CO.,
Ner. 31 ami 33 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
HODBBjrUMlfiaHUrU OOODM.
S!
HIRK'B CARPKT HAM
CARPETS I
UKUFJCN1NQ Or
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
We are new prepared te show the trade the Largest and Beit Selected Line of Carpet ever ex.
hll.ltedln this city. WILTONS. VELVKTS, all the Trading Makes of J10UY ANUTAFKSTUY
HKUSSKLS. THKKK-PLY, All-Weel and Cotten Chain EXTUABUFKUS. and aU qualities of IN.
OUAIN CAUl'KTS, DAH AHK and VKNKT1AN CAUI'ETS. KAU and CHAIN OAKFM8 of enr
own manufacture a speciality. Special Attontleniiald te the Manufacture of CUSTOM CABPKTD,
AlseaFull Llneef OLLCLOfHS, BUUB, WINDOVrsUAOKS,COVKlii;KTB,a.:
AT .
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Oer. West King nd Wattr Bts., LancwUr, Pa.
MOOD.
CLOTHING!
Sulta and Ohlldren'a Stilta.
Very Lew Prloea.
Balanoe of
Furnishing Goods.
Noveltloa In
already Extensive Stock, and shall continue te
HOUSE.
LANCASTER, PENN'A
HAUGHMAN
VINS IN
COLOKED SILKS.
INSURE REMEMBER THAT
$108,08,967.
te insure! Its larirer dividend returns reduclnir
Company.
Cem nan v.
part of the profits.
ratio et expenses le receipts
form of Insurance Contract ever issued, and
CAPS, AV.
iOUNO MKN. A Specialty made
Spring Styles in
SOFT HATS !
the production of WILCOX X CO , the Leaders of
Quality unsurpassed and styles the newest. AsIc
In all these goods.
lllffhejit cash
ca paid for raw
WTKLKI'HONK CONNISCTION.
CARPETS!
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