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lancabtkb.may 29, ine
A Tkeme Fer the Time.
The Decoration Day orators seem te be
running a little dry. What with the fre
quency of the recurrence of the occasion
and the oft-repeated story of these who
appointed te speak, with war histories and
magazine articles, witli memoirs and
reminiscences, there does net seem te be
much left for saying te the Decoration Day
orator ; and our own city, we believe, this
year is left without any special speaker te
point the moral and adorn the tale. The
difficulty is that the occasion has seemed te
be limited te a eulogy upon the soldier dead
of the late war. There is no geed reason
for this restriction, nor why the day we
celebrate should net be improved te
broader uses. Fer instance, the story of
ether wars of our country and the pari
which each community took in them
might, with entire appropriateness, be re
called upon these occasions. There were
heroes in these days, tee.
Lancaster, if we may be allowed te partic
ularize, was considerable of a town during
the Revolution. As a centre of society, of
professional and mercantile life, it had
quite as much relative importance then as
new ; and its military record was excellent.
This community contributed its share also
te the prosecution of the wars of 1812-15
and of 1810-48. The stories of these are
apt te be forgotten. They would afford
geed themes for Decoration Day orations;
and a blossom would net be out of place
upon the graves of the old soldiers.
Anether Useless Law.
The attention of merchants and trades
men is being called te the fact that the law
of June 3, 1883, styled "an act fer.the sup
pression of lottery gifts by storekeepers and
ethers te secme patronage," is about te go
iute effect. As its terms made it eperathe
only one year after Its date it gees into ef
fect after next Thursday, June 8, 18S0. Its
previsions are as follews:
Any mercliaut, manufacturer, importer,
retailer or dealer dolejj business within this
commonwealth, who (.bull offer, give or selL
or authorize or permit any Blent, salesman
or empleye te oiler, give or sell any purcha
ser or customer, any ticket or ticket, check
or checks, or ether token or memeranda en
titling such purchaser te demand or receive
money or any article of value, shall be
Haftinul null,. .. .tJ ' .
..u.v.. (uuij in a iiimuuimiauer, anu, upon
conviction, shall be sentenced te pay a flne
netlew than ten, nor exceeding one hundred
dollar, or suffer Imprisonment net exceed
inif one year, or either or both, at the discre
tion of the court
It will readily be seen that there Is no re
lation between the act and Its title; its
preamble "whereas, the laws against gamb
ling and lotteries are evaded by the giving
of tickets, entitling the holders thereof te
money or articles of value as inducements
te purchasers at the Injury of legitimate
business," is misleading and misfitting.
Tickets or checks for chances are one
thing; premiumser gifts te purchasers are
quite another. There is no warrant for
the confusion of these distinct tilings; and
the law-making powers had no right te put
the brand of lottery or gambling upon
that species of trading which gives a gift, or
a check or memorandum representing gifts
(net chances) with purchases. Time out
of mind publishers have offered premiums
te subscribers and clubs; and all kinds of
tradesmen are went te give something "in
ie bargain." This is no mere legiti
mate than for soap or tobacco sellers, for
the tea and ceffee stores te give chremes
and glassware or tickets representing them
With their sales. It may net be a dignifled
business, but it is entirely honest and fair
and the legislation which makes it a mis!
demeanor is mean, vicious legislation, ut
terly unsound in principle and indefensible.
The men who passed It ought te be ridi
culed and held up te scorn. They must be
igneramuscp, te say the best of them.
The Conviction of Most.
It is te be hoped that the conviction of
Most, the Anarchist, will have a salutary
effect in restraining the loud-mouthed
brawlers, who make a trade of dealing in
incendiary language calculated te stir up
bloody encounters like that wherein
several policemen met their deaths in
Chicago. This Is a free country, but in its
defuitien of liberty is net Included Uie
license te openly advocate defiance of law
and resort te pillage te resent real or
fancied wrongs done te labor. Fer his
violent talk, Most was compelled te flee
from Eurepe, and he seems te have thought
that In ibis country he would have the
Jret range for indulgence in wild talk te
foment disorder. He forget that witli the
American people In matters of this kind
there is a point at which they conclude
feibaarance ceases te be a virtue.
There need be no cause for rejrret anv-
Sssr tate whicu ssLmm
arch-conspirator of the Anarchists. He
did net represent the telling masses in
who cause he best of the worleTmlnS
are warmly interested. Ills arrest undS
a bel In a room with a woman who vZ
notbUwife,fltIy8hewed what, manner el
wan be was. lie has fattened In idleness
off the fruits of the workingman's labor
aad there will be general rejoicing that his
career for barm will be cle.vd fnr .. ,..i,m..
behind t'je ban of a prison cell.
OS 1
.Tall ud Deg.
Of coirxeceoneceriously contemplates
tkepx'slbllity that lieatilitka of any Im
portance cm arias from the JNew England
Jtkery dispute. Congress has committed
the Interests of the fishermen te the care of
ifce president and they will receive all the
yretjetiea due te American citizens, but
the tall can net wag the dug, nor make
him bite nnks he feels se disposed.
ii, a
J Decoration Day.
vtWe, stand, te-day reverently above the
graves ei mose who ieugui iike iiiciiani
Lien Heart and died llke Philip Sidney
that the republic might live. We strew
flowers upon the tombs of men
' ' " Who went forth te tle,
' Pale cnrneUthenmnfls rrem the dirty mill',
"And Miuburnt thousand from the nrvet
hills.
" Ami rnger tennanil from theclt' slroeN,
"And storm-tried thousands from InrriMwr'i
fleets."
and for whom, for nil time,.
" Hener cemex a pilgrim urn y
" te bless the turf that wraps their clny."
Orators will improve the occasion te
teach nnew the lessens of patiietlstn and
heroism ; and poets will tune their song te
lefty strain.
Hut it is net misfitting the time te
glorify the victories of peace and te exalt
the superior claims of the constructive
ever the destructive elements of ci Mira Mira
teon ; te point the mere beneficent results
which have followed the activity of the
moral forces than the ilerce collision of the
brute instincts of our common humanity.
The opportunity has been tee often ne
glected for the historian, poet and onter
te memorialize the great les'sen of u.ir,th.U
the only justification of strife is te secure
peace.
Tem Moenu would have been lOSycara
old had he lived until Friday J but his poetry
has been dipped In the fountain of perpetual
youth.
Thk Philadelphia TiWfi asks who are
responsible ler the Anarchists In America,
and in answer lays the blame (upon these
wealthy llrms and corporations, who have
Imperted cheap labor from Ktirepe. Ne
doubt some of the blame rest with them)
but It Is also a fact that this country has for
years been used as n kind of penal colony by
some of the European governments. lu
Germany criminals In the prleus are
taught Kngllsh with a view te encouraging
their emigration te America ; anrt se mauy or
the undesirable claves are dumped upon
our shores, that while our gates will stand for
ever open te the foreigner, his Antecedents
may always with propriety be Inquired Inte.
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We have received the tlrst number of the
.dry an Review, a publication devoted te the
Interests or the West Chester Nermal school
It Is well printed, and has much entertaining
rrjalter ler these Interested in this successful
educational Institution.
Tub ilarrlaburx 2'atrwt copies from a
number of esteemed state contemporaries
kindly notices of the suggested appointment
ofUen. llenj. !'. Myers as minister te Aus
tria. It Is net the lashlen for active politi
cians in the full exercise el their powers te de
sire foreign mtsslens.and indeed their trlends
are went te regard them as a kind of banish
ment. But If Mr. Myera desires or would
accept the Austrian mission, its bestowal
would be a worthy compliment te a fit man.
Mr. Myers is n gentleman of large intelli
gence, bread expeilence and many accom
plishments, lie has labored long and faith
fully in the editorial field and Is well qual
ified by bis legal and journalistic attainments
te till a diplomatic pest.
m m
Tuc speech that Herr Most made appears
te bave settled bis fate, for the jury lest no
time in convicting him after It. A man with
a large mouth incurs much risk In opening
it, for he is very likely te put his feet in 11.
It has been boldly claimed that the Inven
tors of modern capons are benefactors of
humanity, for they have made war se fear
fully destructive and expensive that nations
are leth te engage In it. It Is prebable that
a charge, like that of Pickett at Gettysburg,
would be Impossible In later warfare, as the
assaulting force would be annihilated before
It had advanced half the distance.
As a military crllle recently observes!,
"Men resHinble anu. When the enterpris
ing ant en his way te the sugar bowl en
counters the deadly water vessel, he tumbles
in and iadrenned ; but hundreds fellow and
the survivors reach the sugar ever the dead
bodies of their friends."
The charges el the Seudanese against the
nritlsh Rfjuares prove that men are yet w III
lng te be sUughtered wholesale, but the
chnrges of future wars will be short tierce
onslaughts. Ne armies will advance for half
a mlle in triple line of battle te the charge.
The luscious strawberry has been au
oasis In the May desert, and we knew that
the Information will be pleasing that Jersey
berries will be in market borere the end of
this week and the prospects are that the crop
will be unusually large.
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Tin: Amerlcan Baptist Union, In session
at Asbury Park, X. J., were startled en Sat
urday te learn that a deficiency or nearly
$150,000 had been found In the accounts el
Jehn II. Deane, of New Yerk, who for many
years was counsel fjr the beard. There Is a
charge that the money was lest In Walt
street, which allegation is Indignantly
denied by Mr. DeanB. The latter had wen
by his munificent donations tbe title or "the
Baptists' most generous; friend." He has
given te the Baptist church and its institu institu
tiens ever JeOO.OOO in money. He gave f 100,-
000 cash In lll llnxliaatnr 1Tnlrann .
which he wasaRraduate, besides a library, J
He Im A mumUp nf tlm fM... Ti.i.t '
chureb, New Yerk, for the building of which
be gave J50.000. He also gave the land ler
the Second Baptist church, In theaame city.
But bis last condition Is likely te nulliry
most of the reputation be had hitherto at
tained. Ter It seems plain that much or the
money that he was making was the result el
Investments made w ith church funds.
Ai'RiLihas been a bad month for the Phila
delphia &. Reading railroad company. The
net earnings for April, 1885, wero fOSC.saui,
asagalnstJelO 121,01 for the same period el
the present year. In these figures the
demoralization of the coal trade may be de
tected. Japan has a medical school that rivals any
we can beast of. Thore are nine hundred and
seventy pupils In attondance and a compe
tent corps of professors and instructors, liie
et them being Germans. Four years of med
ical study are required and three years or
preparatory study. In this latter point it
would be well it American medleal schools
would fellow the example of the Imimrlal
University et Japan, At several orourmed erourmed oreurmed
leal colleges preliminary examinations are
required, but the goneral custom is te admit
all comers unquestioned.
itu the honor that comesto him who
occupies the place ela justice of the supreme
court of Pennsylvania, thore la attached a by
no means Inconsiderable amount or work.
The court adjeurned en Friday, alter sitting
in Philadelphia since the 4th of January of
the present year, maklug a session of twenty,
ene continuous weeks and 114 days en which
the court actually met- During that period
62j cases were argued, 80 non pressed, I con cen con
tinued, 17 discontinued and 107 left for next
year. These are cases from 49 counties, the
greatest number from Philadelphia county.
The court tiled 418 decisions, 210 of which
were per curiam and the rest by opinions :
12 by Mercer, 31 by Gorden, 37 by Paxson,
j nuiiKey, i Dy Bierreit, .ti ty Green
and 29by Clark ; 159 atterneyswere admitted.
flEFeuE the American Laryngoleglcnl a.
tlL S V,,??d himself or this simple
treatment et diphtherial "dive calomel In
purltyi give It In large doses; rive It fro fre fro
quenUy, and give lightuS ffaej and
no ether medicine, lr ,ou let thi.'ef
common sense take the place of common pre
judice, you will save inore of your Mtlanu
than you new de." FW"
AM, the world lecs n levor. Mr. Cleve
land was never se popular as new. As a
married man, however, he will lese seme of
his novelty.
Tuk rapidity with whk-h.tnpmi Is new ex
changing its ancient clvlllMllen ler the l'.ure-
pean or Amerlcan artlcle Is truly marvelous.
A web of telegraph wires ceers the land and
the railroads nre being slowly but steadily
pushed Inte the Interior. Many young Jap.
nese are students in ether lands aud many
foreign scholars el ability and tame bavogeno
te Teklo te Instruct tlie Jap.uicse, The pies,
ent Mikade apXMrs tolienwlvt niler sur
rounded by able counselors.
Tiinoieu the mist of twenty ene ran
age, the legend grows brighter:
l.eve and tears for the Utile,
'lcarsandlee for the lira
1'hkss correspondents are carrjlng their
detailed description of Miss Kolsem mid her
doings te the ergo of the ridiculous. I.eng
paragraphs are printed describing minutely
the outside apiearance of the three trunks
and a box with which Miss 1'olseui landed.
We have little doubt that te-morrow's papers
will contain illustrations of thee same re
markable trunks.
PERSONAL.
ATTOItNK GKMlRAt. C-.slI) WilllcaVO
for a brief tour or i:uroe en the. Mli of J une.
PesTMvsTKn lUnniTV, or Philadelphia,
recehed the compliment of an unanimous
continuation hjr the Senate.
SrnvKr.n Cakmsj.e will speak at tbe
Textile Worker' demonstration In ludus.
trial hall, Philadelphia, this evening.
Ceu Sami'M. Siiepu, or Columbia, en
Friday celebrated his tilth birthday. He Is
in vigorous health and actle as mauy at CO.
BlsnerSruMSNs, or the Episcopal dloceso
or Pennsylvania, has Issued a call for a con
vention en June .', te electa bishop In place
or Dr. Phillips Brooks, declined.
Jamks McCieius, orWasblngten coun
ty, has been appointed n member or the
beard of managers or the Pennsylvania re
form school at Merganra, by Governer Paul Paul
eon. KieiitRev. J. J. Kkank, of Kichmend,
Is te be coadjutor of Cardinal Gibbens, and
will probably be his successor In that high
etllce. He Is quite a young man only forty
one very handsome and popular In his dlo dle dlo
cese. Skvvter Gouman his been a Tegular at
tendant at all the professional ball gimes
played In Washington this season, and re
cently he became impressed with the Idei
inaiuu nas mastered me secret or cuned
pitching.
Hknhv Watteiisev Is In Kurope ftr his
health. Breker Austin G. Glbbs, Just re
turned from Londen, when asked about the
distinguished Journalist's health, said he
was "the raltllngest poker player I've met
with In mauy a suuimer'sday."
Km.a Wheklek Wiicex, the poet, went
herseback rlillnrt In Merldeu, Ceuu., the
ether day, her animal frightened and she
narrowly escaped serious Injury tietere he
was stepped. Klla llke most people, finds
It easier te write poetry than te ride a horse.
Colonel II. II. J-'isiiek, an extensle
cast-iron pipe manufacturer et Allentown,
has failed. Judgments for feT.OOO were
oi.tered, but the unsecured liabilities are
Iargtly in excess. The amount of his in
debtedness cannot be ascertained until his
Indersements are all known, but is belteved
Ren. Meyer Lewi.v, of Upper Marlboro,
Md., a member of the Kplscepal convention,
which adjeurued its session trlday at Wash
ington, 1). C, died suddenly Friday night
at the Kbbilt house in that city, et apoplexy.
He was en Thursday elected a member of
the btandlng committee et the diocese and
also a delegate te the general convention at
Chicago. He w as about Ce years of age.
Gen. KenEnT K. I.ee Is te have his
memory kept green by the Grace Memerial
church, Lexington, Va., which has been com
pleted at a ce-t of between Jse.,000 and f M,000,
and which Is te be dedicated en Sunday next
May 30. The occasion premises te be ene of
mere than usual Interest. Several bishops
and ether prominent clergymen are expected
te participate in the exercises. Oea Lee was
a xestryman of the church.
-ci.-z,.v jurrr,
The Klr SeiijMtrrm Who Has Clianucl the
vrnrldXtllii HerXoIre
Adelina Patti, whose Impending marriage,
"after many days,", with her leading tenor,
Nicelinl, is attracting such attention In Ku
rope, was born at Madrid, April iUh, ls13.
In early youth shocame te America with
her p-uents and studied musle with her
brother-in-law, Maurice Strakesh. she
first appeared In New Yerk, November 21th,
1S59, and her voice at ence attracted atten atten
tlen. In ISfll she appeared in Londen in
"LaSemnambula." She took the town by
storm and became tbe prime favorlte or the
day. Since then she has maintained her
rauk and Is te-day the most popular operatle
star living. Net only is she au unexampled
vocalist, but her acting Is such as would
place her In the first rank, even were she net
gifted with song. The parts which she sings
are nnmoreus and her "Lucia" In the "Brlde
of Lammcrmoer," "VIeletta" mid .srllna"
are equally Uined. It was however as
"Reslna" In "II. liarbleredeSevlglla" that
she showed her com ie powers. In lsG3 she
attempted the part or "Niaetta" In "La Gaia
LRdra' and gained a signal triumph. In
lhbl she sang "Margherita" In Gounod's
jSllet" ""' Inneme"and
. .? M!aJ"v.1Sfi3.' "r.'i WIV married at the Reman
Cathellccburch, C'haphaui, te the Marquis de
Caux, but the marriage proved se stormy
that separation ensuml and finally a divorce
was obtained. In the early part or 1870 Pattl
visited Russia where she met with an enthu enthu
slasle reception receiving from Alexander
11 the Order or Merit and tbe appointment as
first singer or the Imperial court. Upen her
return te America a few years age She was
received with great eclat and sing te over ever over
llew lng houses ever the whole country. The
extortionate prices demanded fe? seats
SuJn V lncrpa, ratVer lhau diminish the
desire te hear her und during the few years
she sirred bore she accumulated a fortune?
Wa Js. 1"1" lf""y " "er te In
THK I'lC.MO
fOrthO ISTXLUOISdK.
U.0,U.r",ei.nH.er' Mln' whBn flrt 'net.
Tint time at the country dance.
When half lest my heart, and you
Half leund the iblnif, perchsnee ?
Hemvinbtr hew the lnuslc wooed
'lha llchiib.ser the night,
Hew green I was, In my conceit,
ou sweet In In your drms whlteT
And hew I taught you lanrcra, Mln,
Hew quick you learned them, tee,
el had a meUeatklnd of fear
'Ibutfollewedyouall threught
Well, Mln, I went that read te day,
And all the trees urn gene ;
The slumps, like lullu-beiirda pointing back,
Uecellua hew far I'm en.
I've danced te ether musle slnce-
Danced dgurcs hard und new,
Was eftcu doubtful of the step,
Hut nema hew blundered through.
And. Mln, I've learned snch things, I ween,
As he who llveth may,
Hut still felt saddened when I mlssed,
That dear old weeds te day.
Will t McSjiarran,
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THK PAGE ANNIVERSARY.
Tiiiwrr-i'Ksr tkah of a unml
AUt'irri'j v.XHTf.vcr.
A tlaU Oersulnn at the Mlllrrstllle iirmsl
Mhoel-rine .Mmlr, Hrrltsttnii nuit Ad
ttrriise tlen. Jiimei W. I re en
'The I'enrr et ,Snkrn lliiiiiKtil
The thirty-first annUersary el the Pitge
Literary society, of the State Nermal school,
Milterstllle, was held In the chapel lass em-
nlng. lA)ng iKMore the time f.r the com
mencement thowe spaclnus grounds which
surrounded that neble old iHluoitlen.il build
ing were tilled with fair jeung ladies and
gentlemau te show te the pivser by their
ileotlen and loe te that old literary socletv
Ter whose annlversary thev come te coin
brute, " '
As early as ss en o'clock the riep-teiit'il
bell rang out Its music te tell te llieui that
the exen-lsts would shortly begin, and the
chapel el UioM-heol was filled te its utmost
iniMcllv ! In fact all who cime te wlslt the
"Page' another geed night, could net be
accommodated with .eats. The society, which
Is composed of graduates and students of the
"Old Nermal" marched Inte the chapel te
the music of Tayler's orchestra.
As the president, olllcers and speakers of
the owning marched in, the large audience
present rtwe applauded them.
Tbe exercise el the evening wero opened
with prayer, dellered by the Rev. Jehn P.
Stein, pastor of tlm Reformed church, con
nected with the vll'a.e, ater which the
salutatory address was dnllvered by the
president or the society, W. 1. Hibbs, or
l'lttsten, Pa.
Then followed music by the orchestra,
MetllevjUBrture "NlclitOir."
The next ietvh wnsthe Page oration, de
livered by A. M. Snyder, orristevn, Pa.,
entitled "The K.xerlnieut with Free Gov
ernment." During the speaker's oration the
president of the society had te call for erder
from these present, The oration was short
and te the point, and his rovlew et our na
tional government was one of the lentnreset
the evening. He told what trail would lol lel lol
lew and practise would make geed goern-
menu
Alter this came music by the orchestra lu
selections from the "Mikade" Milllvnn.
this music was the nry best et the open
ing and the showers of applause which fnl fnl
lewed only showed the orchestra hew much
their services w ere appreciated.
Afterwanlswasglven a recitation by MKs
Hdna I Keller, Shamekln, Pa., entitled
" The First Quarrel "by Tennyson. The
young lady Is a line elocutionist, mid she was
a great taturite with the audience, and during
her recitation she held them spell-beund.
llerdelhery was almost ierfcct, aud the
yeuug lady certainly was a credit te herself
and te the members or the " Old Page."
Herseeend recitation, entitled " An imita
tion of the Raven," brought down the, beuse,
and the long applause which followed made
It necessary for the young lady te respond
by presenting herself te her audience again.
Music " Angel's Serenade " G. Brnga, bv
Miss II. It. Jewell. The yeuug ladv pos pes pos
sessesallne soprano voice, and her "reudl.
tlen et the " Angel's Serenade" will net
seen be forgotten by Uiese whose plcusure It
was te hear her.
the lioNenvnr urnis.
Next came the honorary address by Hen.
James W. Loe, Franklin, Pa., en " Power
of Spoken Thought."
Speech ts silver and silence Is golden ; and
silence only Is golden when there Is nothing
te be said, began the speaker. Ne concession
or liberty was ever made te excel freedom et
thought. The struggle for liberty has gene
en from that time te this, malestlc In these
w he have displayed It nt Its best. This pew er
finds its greatest oxcellence net In the mero
lorceef words, but lu him who has the facul
tv of speech. The names of Otis I'laynnd
Henry, will ever be remembered by the peo
ple, for It was the pew or et their speech
which openod the eyes of the peeple and laid
the first foundation el our nationality.
De I over-ostimato tbe power of spoken
thought and its Influence for geed, when
I say that the great and eterw helming
majority or people are looking te-day te him
who Is new delivering in the Knglish Parlia
ment the ereatest effort of his Ure en "Irish
home rule?" I shall net attempt tj analyse
the power of the spoken speech. Thore is a
Erevalent Idea that much time Is lest iu our
alls of legislation by debate. But I say that
this Is a mistake, for often has the lsiwer el
spoken thought killed a bad bill and luased
many a geed one.
The speaker very ably outlined ths force
or spoken thought In comnirisen with writ.
ten composition. He showej the street of
each, as they had been used te meet the ques
tions of the day. He compared written
tbeughtn te the welght et the forge sledge;
spoken thoughts te the slodge w heu force has
been applied te It. Written thoughts, he
said, may bring conuctien, but spoken
thought will net only bring conviction, but
something mero necessiry le cause geed
results action. An extract or the address
cannot de the orator Justice. He presented
mauy or his thoughts with apt and enter
taining illustrations. He spoke In a full
open manner without any manuscript. This
Is always se much appreciated in such a
iiiLxeu auuieuce.
Music by Misses Hemperly and Jewell,
was next upon the pregramme In nn organ
and piano duet, "Rebert le Diable," Mey
erlwer. The manner In win. h the young
ladles pemrmed upon their respective in.
struments showed that tliey were perfectly
at home when enga(d thorcen.
Recitation Selected, entitled " Dakey's
Faith," Miss Edna L Keller. This young
lady Is the same who delivered thoether reci
tations and she again did herselfcredlt.
Then followed music by the orchestra,
gallon "Luftlg and DufUg, "-Strauss ; after
w hlch the services closed, and one and all ro re ro
tlred well pleased with the evening j and
te the Page we say, It's work is written in
bright letters of geld, te taruih never.
The chapel was tastefully decorated. Mr.
Schroyer, et Lancaster, furnished lour fine
lleral designs. The attendence was much
greater than usual and many distinguished
Visitors were present from abroad.
A been te theatlllcted I) St. Jacob Oil, the
conqueror of pain.
IJlll(
Who use SO.ODOXT have only te open their
lips te prove It oxcellence. Their white, gleam,
lug, spotless tedth, and fragrant lireulh will tell
the utery. There Is mere demand for this whole,
some und uuoxceptlonubte prtqnrutlen than for
any ether dentrlfrke In the market.
ItrEVIAL MOT1VKS.
The Traveling Salesman
la nn IrresHUble fellow, brim full of stories,
Jnlies, courage, self umuranee nnd grit, mils
very taking withal. Jlunleek Jtletxl Jlittm are
a very takfug medicine; they lake every wht-re.
and are sold everywhere Fer silo by II II
Cechmn,drugglt,rJ7 and 139 North IJueen strtct.
Lancaster.
He Careml of the JUbirt.
If your children are threatened with creiinnr
any threat difficulty, apply a few drop, of
Ihemat' Eclectrlc Oil. It U thn nicest mcdicim)
for the little ones we knew of. fersulnby if.
ILLncbran, drugglat, 137 nnd 139 Aerth Queen
street, Lancaster.
'Air flramlfather'n fUerk
Was once n very popular song, but like many
"Jhersentlmentat tune II dixisu't wear well.
it. iumui rieetrie utl will wear. 11 u III
" away au aches, sprains, and pilns. and
Tfl'Sy ,!u purchaser a bundled fold. Forsale by
It It Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13J North Queen
street, Lancaster.
!-Illg Thlerri-','.
i,I5p,,f " rtetitlltr nre two big thleves;
the) creep In and steal our health and comfort
before we knew It. Let us put a step te their
ln a-leiw w in, a bettle of JlurdecLJlWmuer,
rersal.; by II. II fechruh, druggist, m nnd ISO
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Worked Wonder.
"My daughter was very bidoiren account et
a cold and pain In her lungs Jir.nema,' 1
l?,TJe," c,,rc(1 her ,n tw enty-ieur hour?. One
of the boys was cured ofsero threiu This iiie.lt.
cine luis worked wonders In our family." Airah
I Inckney. Ijike Mahepar, N. Y. Ker .ale by H.
A Hepe About Our Neek.
A weak stomach or enfeebled circulation is
llke a rope about our necks. We arestninaun
and unstrung alternately mi existence he "eiueS
unbearaWe. llurdeck 7l(oe.l Jtlltrri w II mi
Ner,V,Q0ube)en,;,reeCtnac,u',?err:'8U, '" ttn" '
QKORQEKRNHT.JB.,
Oarpenter, Contractor & Builder.
linn .. """" T KINU BT.
BHOP-EAST UUANT BT., Opposite Station
llouse.
tontlen?' recelTe r prompt and personal at-
AllWInrtanff 1.... .. . . ...
w i!H ,""""p"naea te at snort no
1108 ana en reaAnni&biM tjn... .. . m
--ww BMW VU 1VMUI141
estimates lurnUhea.
Urawlnas ana
wf-iyu
XK WAD VXK TMKMKXT8.
T H. CALDWKLL,Vcb.
rillLADELVJUA.
J. E.
CALDWELL
&CO.
002
CHESTNUT
ST.
" Ilia fcelcnltp, or Mrnin Mrnin
stene," nj Audrens ltsc
rlus, "Is n kind of gem
w hlch doth contain In It tlm
(mane et tlm moon, and It THK
doth repreient 11 lerreas SIOONMIiiMC
lng and ilecreislng scceril
lng le the Increase, ami de
cnae of the moon In Its
monthly chinges.''
IHicerMcs says, " It Is
found In Arabia iiiidlsen.
TIIK diied with virtues as of nmk
I'hCl'I.IAIt lng trees fruitful nnd re
VlllIUKS storing health." He adds
ASCKIIIKIl "that In tte night It will
'leir. Illuiiilnnte the next le It
jet net byany trausiiilslen
of light but by the cellet
Hener light tnteltself"
Superbly cut moonstones,
representing the ancient
r.emsn and tlrectun deities,
mounted In solitaire and
cluster setting, In I. see
l'ln. Kings, llroeches.llraco
lets, Scarf l'lns and Knrrlnss
are shown by Messrs. Old
cll A te.
AS AN
AUT1ULK
or
JKWRLKY
Careful Attention Given te Orders and
Inquiries by Mail.
rpHLMU: ARK A LOT OF
STRIPED STOCKINGS
AT HALF THICK,
1TTI1I
North End Dry Goods Stere.
The goods aie all rljrht, but out of style.
. . . . J W. llVlt.VK,
nevl-lyd Ne. !i North Qncen strtn-U
TMl'i
ORTANT.
Totheimny applicants for the rAI.LTKIlM
of the
Lancaster Business College.
If yeM will call en or address the principal you
can obtain such lnfnrinrllen as will be of emit
Kinantngeteymi In pursulne the COUKSK or
STITHY as required at this institution, it will
enable you te make xreater progress, and a sav.
InKOf time and latier Is guaranteed It jeu will
carry out Instructions Address,
H. 0. WEIDLER.
Principal.
Q.RKVT IIAIJOaTnS
-T-
W. D. Messer's Music Stere,
NO. 131 NOP.TH QL'EKN ST, I.ANCASTIH.
New Style Masen A Hamlin Organs at ITS. t"0.
Ilu), IKS, 113. lim, iivil ' '
l'lanes nt IJm). .iie, IkO, xa, Ac.
New Amnrtcan Sewing Mchlnej-ene drawer
; two drawers, ta ; four drawers, .T Ac.
Tbe best In the market.
-Ne Orvans, l'lanes or Sewinu Mschlnes sold
threUKhuircnls, hence the nbeie low prices.
,.-",. H'-Agent for the celebrated Ucmunder
Mollns.ef .New erk. l'leasa rail.
uiay-Jtfitdlt
FINE TAILORING.
The Ijirijest and most Complete Assortment
of r INK H OOl.LKNrt for the bprlng T1! ado te be
found In thy City of Lancaster.
i.;V.LfilcV Lllle ".LSP'.1"" Overceatings and
I'antAloenlngs In all the Latest Patterns
Prices t.n, llest eik'nanshlp. and all goods
Warranted as reprebenttsl.
H.GERHART,
NO a NOl'.TII QUKEN STltKKT.
()pixlt the 1'ostetKco. mariMydll
ART WALL I'Al'Kl. STORK.
Art Wall Paper Stere,
NO. UU NORTH QUEEN STREET,
I ANCAVTEK, PA.
Anether lr,re lolefOIl.T I'AI'KIH jmt ar
rived n HI be sold cheap Cull early aud leek at
them and Ret prices. Will net keep them lenir.
lor.theprlcewllUell them. K'
Window Shsdes made readj- te hang. Plain
Shade Cleth all colors. Window r-hudes madu
and hanir promptly. Ijice curtains, Poles.
Chains, Heeks, etc.
-Ne trouble te show goods.
ALFRED SIEBER,
HO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
rpHK STANDARD-URKD STALLION.
" STORM KING" (Q.161).
He Is a half brother te "Mazy Cobb." tWA:
the Klntf of stallions, ills Cam, "TepsyTsy.
ler," Is n half sister te "I.nln." "15 ''Mav
neen."!WO:lilackwoe(laii at three years,
Ac. storm Klnir " Is a Ikaiutlful ltay. standing
16 hands, and neighs upwunUef I.ijO pounds,
? -.JtlS.'"?"' eUJ ana ' VMrv 'lUlt- Will stand
fit.,0(Kl. AcatalOKUewllI he sent en annllca.
tlen. (flvlng Terms und Pedigrees In full of all
my stock.
HAN1KL O. ENQLE.
, .KNGLETKltK STOCK rAHM,
martO-mwAlstds Marietta, l-a.
USK
2 NONE HUT
11 BEST'S "
HOT AIR PUMACES!
MADE Ol' 1IEAVV 1UON.
More sauare feet of KadUUng Burface, most
econemitnl Hi fuel, and the Hest ltesuiu In
Heating Dwellings. Schools, Churches et any
lleater In the market. Pea or Nut Ceal for futl
Estimates furnished for Heaters, Including
of Lancaster ruforence. Htatera gusranteed te
give entlre satisfaction or taken out at our own
uxpense.
llelng both practical men in the business, we
ask a share of patronage.
?8,J.m.a.tus h-er'uJlv.furnl'nd- for numbing,
tlas rittlng, Tin and sheet Iren Werk. Hoeting
AlsoalullBiipplyet Tlnware. Ac
I'rlces te suit the tlmus. Ulre us a call.
EVERTS & OVERDEER, '
COUNEIl Or K8T KIVO.JOHN ANU M1I
ItLK SiltEETS.
luaylmdM.W.ASn
"OATKNT STRAP PANTALOONS.
Th Greatest Invention et Ihe Ae.
1'antalenna made with tbe I'stent Strap tit
cesy, ae net bag out at the knees, don't draw up
when sitting down, and give better satisfaction
than any ethers. 1'Jnee your order with A. IL
Hesenstvln, the Merchant Tailor, who has the
sole right for Lancaster for the Patent Dotiblu Detiblu
Strap Pantaloons, letrur an unusually full stock
of nebby goods for t'antuloens. Suns, Vesting
and Spring Ovcrcoets, and am devoting my en en
tleo altxntlen te my trlends and patrons, and
will spare no effort te retulu the position 1 have
se long held as rirst rine Merchant Tailor el
Jmrawter. uesp-ctfully yours.
A. It. UOSKNSTfclN, STerU Queen SL
rpOlS PAPER IS PRINTED WITH
INK
Manufactured by
J, K. WRIGHT as CO.,
marlHyd seth and.Uare BU PhUadelph r
MKW AttrMHTlKKM MKT8.
rjplIK NI'.W OAS1I STORK.
NEW CASH STORE,
247 & S4 North Queen Strwt,
Oppostte the Koystenn llouse and Northern
Hank,
PLAIN NI) IASCV DltKSI 11001)9. NUNS'
VKll.t.NdS, lu.Ml Celers,
New Seersuckers, New Haslstn Cleths, New 1'er
mles nnd Ui I litre.
rUI.I. LINK Or UNDKHWKAK.
l.sdles Clsure esl, children's tlatue esls,
Men s t'auin Shirts, Meil's Whltn titrls. mil
stock nl Hoinesiir, Pull Stock of Notions.
- All a Leu Prices, rieose call before pur
ehsslng '
fulKi-lll
W. II. HOW KKS.
Cl'MMKIt (loon's.
Summer Goods !
STAMM, BROS, a CO.,
0Mned Teslay
Al.L WOOL HKM'KI.I.K.
ALLMOOL M Kill SO,
At. I. WOOL TttlCOT,
ALIWOOL rilKNCH CASILMKKE,
AI.UWOOLLANULKH,
ALL WOOL ALIIATIIOSS,
In the pretty shades-Cream, Tan. ltelte. etc
riSK SI'ltINO CASHMKUES-ai III. nlde-
shsdes tins nnd pretty, e. a yard
SUMMEUSILK?.
11AT1STKS. STA1NKS. KMRIIALII 1101 CLE,
tltlNKLKHSKKHSUCKKlts.
KllllllOlllKltlim, LAOES. LACK ILOPNC-
IM1S. llKNTELLK LACKS, U
Atom Well known Lew Prices,
BOSTONSTORE,
Nefl. 26 & 30 North Queen St.
LANCASTKK, PA.
CllANOK OK IIUSINEKS.
Positively Selling Out te Clese
Vt ALL r.M'EUfor3,.M!.stel0cents. Hilts,
istna cents, new goods. Helders, , 10, IS, Se.
te a cents.
LACKCUKTA1VS, te M, fA. K and 1 cents te
llieapslr.ln Kcru i Ute.llOOO, IS.: In White,
at half ptlce,
rei.KS for ;j cents ; were II SI. ltrass Tilm
iiusl ferav. ; wnreMic., In Walnut and Kbeuy.
LACE LAMHHKOIINS, tee. le Tie. ; were
IIUtetLVl.
WINDOW SHADES way down.
e,T.?2u.J",,'r nr" Iw"rln(C In for AV1HK
Sl.UKKNS hueh prlctis have never iN-en heard
cir. Made and lit In) our windows for M, W. O,
50. SO, u) and 61 cenn, and se ou up according te
site
LAN H3CAIT.H, Ji.W. I1.SS, 11.10. 1 SO.
PHARE3 W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
I.ANCASl-KK. fA.
e
AK HALL.
Te-Day Being Saturday,
As well as Decoration Day, we shall fnregnnny
deslroef our own In the matter and keep open
doers duruig the day, as the bunlnesa afiitll
guide, lhalls, during as many hours ns cus
tomers .hill kucpen coming te our errtcaand
buy clothing.
WANAHAKER & BROWN.
OAK HALL,
Southeast Ceriii'r Sixlli nnil Market,
I'll! I.A IIKI.l'll 1 A.
Kihlliltlnn of fine HlHelrlng Vles t j r in.
at Oak Hall corner.
c
UI.SA I1ALU
r i i
ttin
m
13 EAST KING STREET.
CHINA, GLASS,
-AND-
QUEENSWARE.
tT Satisfaction Ouaranteed.
15 EAST KING STREET.
FVUMTVRB.
prOFFMEIElfa
PICTURE FRAMES
AND
Leeking Glasses
-AT-
flOFFMEIER'S
Ne. 20 East King Street,
LANCASTKK, PA.
m
Hppurtiii,
XKW AnrKHTIHKMKHT.
w
eii'5.rs"iaLyiii.i)ui:N.
bsb. tin n it m ion mi 'Mi ii ic u inn neritnMttitt-a ni
the Heme for Krlendle.? Children 1 lerlhnH v
and count v of l4ineater, I'a , will le hrla nt n,,,
oftlre et tlm seereMiv, Ne. i North Uiii'ini
slreet,eiilUKsDA NKNTiit Hi o'clock i" in
ler the purpose offlecllui; four trimteesitiidalx
Isdy liiHiniKers. CIIAKI.K1 M, IIUWKLL,
nmjjfit Secretary.
Xfl.ANTK' CITY.
TIIK OLD KST.MII.HHK1
Chester County Meuse,
Vnlrally lecileii, ceiueiileut, er near llie
w i1V.pIVi! t't ' " Hi eeiy nay, nn.l home llke
, , , J. KEIM & BONH.
msyai'Jmd
gl'UATOHKD Ul' KUHNITUni:
18 AN EYE SORE.
Theu tnskn your rumllnra leek llke Mtw liv
lltlngnlmttln of '
MghlBlng Furniture PeIIhIi,
l'llce. Unmanufactured and for sain enlv lu
ll. II.CUCIIKAN. DHtHKllHT, '
inSjS lyomNerlh (J"Wn 8t" ,'B,",",r. ''
N
KV
LIVERY STABLE.
Thn unilitralirnttii ! mui. ww inui.v
STAlll.K. at tTa. MlNOHtll MAI(KKT8inKKT.
i, i." '"""'S" Hisw. All HX IIOMPS,
(Ilveinea call.
H. W. PRY.
inif Jld
J H. IIIVLKIIA CO.
Silks and Dress Goods.
We are liu.y selling and marking
down pries of nil ,u,ck we hsd en
hand, and are ettering extraordinary
lUrgslns In every depurtment.
Summer rtllks. Me, cheap at Mc
Heller geed HtCM, 73a, and sic. Ihran
are all worth from lie. te sic. mere nor
yard. '
Our II 00, !. and It M lllaek Kllks
are all cheap at Jlc te 3Ve. per ) rd
mere, and are warrant! d net te cruek
or lirrsk.
KeiiiemUer cesh makes bargains.
Call and si e for yourselves net
only our, but i-ome often, as we are
miking changes every dy, and u
are adding nnd receiving New Ue.nl.
every day-at Lnnrst Cash Prices.
Jehn S. Givler & Ge,,
CASH DUV UOOIIJ AND
CAlll'ET IIOU9K,
Ne. 25 East King Strout,
I.ASC1STIK, 1'i.
iiuvaKruuftmuinn uuuha.
1TK UAVK A LAiuii: STOCK
OK THE I1KST
REFRIGERaTORS
IN THK Clir.
Th Fierce Dry Air Refrigerator.
UAIWKXHOSK, H'ATKN VOOI.KWi,
JCKOKKAM yjtKEZKKS.
AndarullllnoefHOUSKt'lIU.MSHLMlUOODS
The largest stock of (IAS riXTUKKHIn thn
city. Hpevlal attention paid te Uastlttlng, Tin
UtMiilng and Spouting
Wb have Just recelved another lel of theso .'
OI.01IES.
JOHFP. SOHATJl & SON,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKK. PA.
piLINN A UUUNLWIAN.
150,000
Adams. & Westlake
COAL OIL STOVES
IN USE.
All giving satisfaction. Tlie only lVr
fectiy Safe Oil Steves in tlie market. There
are no ether oil stevta te compare te
them.
The Most Durable, the Cleanest, the
lleflt li.ikers.
Buy no oil stoves till after examining
the Adams & Westlake,
AT
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S,
DKALKllS IN
All Makes of Oil Steves.
LANCASTEU, PA.
aprlSlydAw
WM.
A. KIKl'FKK. ALDUS C. 11KKR.
HEADQUARTERS
ea
SUIMEU COOK STOVES
AT
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Cenrt Heuse),
THE ARGANt)
Fer UASOI.INK.
THE DANGLER,
Ker COAL OIL.
HANUHOMKI
C'Al'AULK I
DUHAIILE!
KC'ONOMIOAL
Alse, a Kull Line of
Parler Btovea and Heaters, Ooek
Stovea and Ranrea.
THE SPLENDID HEATER,
STILL AHEAD t
Alse,
RBFRIOERATORS,
IOB-ORHAM FREEZERS, WATER
COOLERS,
rers, rASS, kkttles-
WeH, anything you want.
COMK AND 8KK KOH VOUUSKLr.
01IUKU3 fOK
Plumting, G&s Fitting-, Tin Reefing and Spouting
PBOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
KIEFFER & HERR,
aps-tftllw
THnST NO OTHEIta WHY ENDUItE
the ogenlea of neuralgia, when Ilenaen'a
C'apclnePlMtere will quickly wMnvt It, Ste?