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LANUASTXH. JUNK S3 1886
Net Ready Ter Snlcide.
Seme of our esteemed, mere or less es
pecially less Democratic contemporaries
are greatly exercised in mind eer the im
pending disasters te the party in tills state
because its representatives in Congress are
divided in their views as te tlie proper
method of revising the tariff, llecause
Messrs. Scott, Swope, and Storm have
voted one way and the ether five members
have voted the ether way, it is argued that
the state convention must condemn one
set or the ether, and drive all wlie agree
with the condemned out of the Democratic
party of Pennsylvania.
This would Indeed be a distressing state
of things if it were the necessary situation
of the case. Hut it is net.
It is true that the Pennsylvania Demo
cratic congressmen havedisagrecdas te the
amount of duty te be laid en wool and a
few ether articles, and a3 te whether there
uheuldbe any duty upon them at all; anil
It is equally true that the party al large in
the state is somewhat divided upon these
questions, but it is'net true that it is the
Bupromelssueof our state politics nor the
highest Consideration involved in theselee
Mtih of a governor, lieutenant governor,
secretary of internal affairs, auditor gen
eral and congressman-at-large. Per, ex.
cept the last, who happens 3 till te be neces
sary te a state ticket in Pennsylvania,
though net a state officer, net one of these
officers has anything whatever te de with
the tariff. Last fall, when a state treas
urer was te be chosen, it was argued in the
very quarters where the tariff is new made
the supreme issue, that the relation of cor
porations te the commonwealth and the
honest administration of the state govern
ment were the chief concern of a state cam
palgn ; in vastly greater degree in it se in a
campaign for a full state ticket. The Penn
sylvania representatives are immediately
answerable te their respective constituen
cies in their districts ; and certainly their
votes en the tariff are net a matter
for greater attention from the state con cen con
ventien, te disturb its harmony, divide its
councils and demoralize the party, than
their votes en ether questions of national
concern.
It is maintained that the Chicago plat plat
feruiud the president's recommendations
have defined a party policy which it is trea
son for any Democratic lepresentutive te
depart from ; and it is measurably true
that some revision of the tariff is univer
sally demanded by the Democracy of the
country. Hut we de net undeisland that
any Democratic representative disputes
this; they all profess te favor some tariff
revision ; they de net all assent te Mr.
Morrison's way. This is net treason. His
bill is net deflncd by the Chicago platform
te be the only proper way; and we have
net even seen any declaration te that effect
from the president, lven if lie had
se said, that would net make it
binding en the party nor treason for
its representatives te differ from him.
He and his secretary of finance have un
mistakably said that the checking of the
silver coinage and amendment of the cur
rency laws are, in their view, of greater
importance than the revision of the tariff.
-And yet in tin Heuse and Senate the
representatives of the president's party
have largely voted against him en this
issue. Are they te be tried by drum-head
court-martial for this'' There is a
variance among Democrats and between
many of them and their president about
the best way te reform the civil service.
Is the detailed method of administration
te be a test of party lejalty V We think
net. If each of these questions is intro
duced into a state convention the organiza
tion will be shatteied te pieces right
speedily.
An attempt was made te ferce this issue
at Chicago. It failed. That convention
saved the party by limiting itself te a decla
ration of principles, leaving te eacli dis
trict and te each individual matters of de
tail and of method. The deliverance of
the Democracy of the whole country was
for " a revision of the tariff in a spirit of
fairness te all interests." It was net pro
posed te "injure any domestic interests;"
" many industries," that platform declared,
"have come te rely upon legislation for
successful continuance, se that any change
of the law must be at every step regardful
of the labor and capital thus involved" ;
"the necessary reduction in taxa
tion can and must be effected with
out depriving American labor of the
$ acuity te compete successfully with foreign
L I?ber' ,and vM"ut imjiesing lower rules of
3f duty than trill he. ... i ,...- .... .-.
S cruised ajstef rotl.wie.i ,r;w, ,;.,
- -- "j iw LVllI UIIV !!
I n cenitqutw of tht Mjhtr rahsetewja
H prmuluuj m this country." We doubt if
f 1 'OueDeinecratina hundred of Pennsylva
f 4,- BlalinastudiedtheMorrisenbiiMn.it'-
f -4 whether or net it squares with thlsltall
E 0 K clsed clause of the Chicago platform; aud
at .." .... fimw luuuve siuuieu it
frj urere w wiue uivergence et opinion as te
Vm likely effect of Its operation. Shall
Uwe.uidivldual judgment of thlsbtll be the
Injrlftk taatin nf flia x.itnii'itnn n...l i.
,. ,tt of party loyalty ? Or shall Mr. Scott
"' ' ! fcp rwirt nut nf (tin tvirtv liuvmcu (l. ...
.. w w- .v r.j vi.v,Muau Ilia U1U-
,-Jflritj of the Ueuse voted down his views
'm silver. Shall Mr. Uoyle be
Inte outer darkness because en
WU Involving corporation rights and
1 fee voted against the sentiment of
Majority? Shall Mr. Steim be ex.
eluded because he does net cheerfully as
sent te all the existing civil service regula
tions t Where will this sort of business
step V The Democratic state convention is
net likely te write "Iehabed" ever its
deer pests at the instance of the'O whose
chief desire is te destroy its organization,
and who have never hesitated te play Inte
the hands of the enemy in the past. Noth
ing would delight the llcpublican parly of
this state mere than te June the campaign
shifted this j ear from its proper issues te
one that would divide the Democracy.
A Kirk in the MeM.
A slight obstruction te lless (uaj "s plan
for the control of the Itcpiiblican state con cen con
ventien is interposed by the friends of
Majer P.. A. Monteoth, of Allegheny
county, candidate for lieutenant governor,
and of Chill W. Hnzzanl, of Washington
county, aspirant for congrcssman-at-large.
These gentlemen hae been quietly laid en
the shelf for the renominatien of Davies,
as an additional vindication of the old
ticket, and for W. It. lleberts, the torpedo
man, because he has " plenty of money."
The young Republicans of the West are
net inclined te accept the smothering pro
cess with a geed grace. Monteoth espe
cially is a lively customer and, with Alle
gheny county and a considerable number
of ether delegates behind him, can make
trouble.
Te protect himself Quay has had bis
own constituents instruct him for Davies,
and Davies himself is telling that us Wolfe
belted because of his defeat in 1S&1 it
would take the sting out of the Wolfe
movement if Davies were reneminated
new.
These devices show that the tjuay-IJeaver-lUvies
combination is a little ai
prehcusive. If the We.st will stand by
Monteoth he cm get terms and iessibly
his nomination.
Halting the Viel IV.
The Philadelphia 'irs is net wise in
challenging Mr. Wolfe's integrity of mo
tive, by declailng that there would be 110
trouble with him new if his party had here
tofere given him what he wanted. It dis
tinctly imputes te him corrupt motives in
three political transactions ; by alleging
that lie would net have belted 15eaer if he
could have get from the bosses what he
wanted, the Humiliation of lieutenant gov
ernor ', that iu 11 he became a candidate
for state treasurer because the Independ
entsand Democrats would net jum te make
him United States senator ; aud that in
ISM lie supported Cameren for United
States senator, because the lxisses made a
place for " his man" from Union county.
We are under the impression that Mr.
Welfe has already distinctly ansu ered aud
denied all of these charges and imputations;
and we are very much mistaken in our es
timate of him if he does net return te the
refutation of them with renewed vigor.
The Press has given him the opportunity
he would most naturally hae sought.
m m
As a Vcteer.
bome of the rather near-sighted Re
publicans are anticipating a feast of fat
things ever the president's vetoes of a
fresh batcli of pension bills. They seem
te think the country is about ready te
favor aujthing in the way of a pension
bill and that it is a very unpopular thing
te oppose or veto any such. They v, ill find
themselves mistaken. Considering the
number and quality et pension claims that
can pass and be paid by the regular
machinery of the pension department, a
case that will net stand that test and has
te go te the faer of Congress, where very
slight inspection of its merits is made, is
te be viewed with a geed deal of suspicion.
The president has been giving some
scrutiny te these hills, a geed deal mere
than they get from congressmen ; ins best
political reputation has been made as a
veteer ; iie began that way w hen lie was
major; lie kept it up and improved en it
as governor , and they who expect te make
party capital out of ills vetoes will find
they gnaw a file.
H1100KLYX Is agrewluK town. Uh popua pepua popua
lien lias increased from ,rw,(i0.i in 10 te T(8,
07: at the present time.
Thk discovery et tlie Gogfble ISevi'iuer
ero mined In Michigan is an evimt et great
importance te the Industrial dovelepmuut of
our country. The ores are unusually rich in
Iren and within the limit of phoHpherus,
while the cost of mining and eliipping will
be be light that It appears destined te drive
ferelgu ores from our market.
Majeb I'ewkli., or the geological Hurvey,
reports that au overland commercial reute
may readily be opened between this country,
Asiatic UussU and .I.ip.ui. Thli U pleasant
news major, but you must liave a little patl patl
ence; when we have built railroad and cmals
across Central America, built a navy and
forts and a vast number of magniiicent pub pub
He buildings iu various part of the continent
we will tumeur attontleu te est.ttilWhlug a
balloon reute te Japan, Moscow and thu rest
or the world via llehrlng'ii Strait or the
North Pele.
New comes the Htery of the miicldoefan
actor who slipped hi mortal coil with the
proverb that a geed Insurance jnillcy 1 better
tbauauselOHs husband. Will the lnsurance
company assent te the transter?
Tin: story that a French company are
pushing a project for thoeioulug of c inula en
the north coast or Africa whereby thu .Sahara
desert would be changed Inte an Inland he,
has given rise te most profound siwcuUtlen
as te the disastrous ellect-s of such proceed
ings. It vn.s alleged that the drawing
or such u vast body et water irem
the oceans of the world would ke
lower the general ievel that many of the most
prosperous harbors would be rendered use
less, that a dangerous current would be
croated through the straits el Gibraltar, and
finally a geologist gravely prophesied that
the withdrawing el se much water south
ward would have the ellect of drawing the
ice cap at the North Pole iu thu naine direc
tion te the ruin of prosjiereus Norlhern poe.
pie and te the disadvantage of France itseir;
ler by thu alteration or their clmiate the
French would lese mere (In France) than
they would gain in Africa.
It la a pity that se much learning should
be wasted, but as the Haliara desert is en au
average about CiOO reet abuve the sea level, it
ia evident that we may net be alarmed. The
proposed inland sea will be Binulier than the
lake of Geneva, and will be hardly vUlbleeu
atchoel boy's map of Africa; it will net be
deep, and the serious problem before the
englneera will be te supply It Willi enough
water te balauce the evaporation, which will
le very great. The country that will lenn
the shores or this little sea is net a Handy
waste, but Is reported te be well covered with
valuable timber.
I'AitseNs, the Amrchist, made a ratal mis
take, after his seli-surrender In Chicago, In
allowing the fact te leak out that he Is writ
ing a book. The penally rer this last olienso
ought te be very severe.
One thousand photographers are In session
in 8L Leuis. Their deliberations will be
marked with the utmost harmony because
tney will be ever unconsciously aaying
"New leek pleasant, please,"
It Is rather peculiar that Mr. Hoxle should
become se violently nick Just at the time
when the congressional labor Investigation
coin mltlpe want te lake his testimony.
Atteunuv Gk.nk.iiai. Helm, of Indiana,
Is apparently 0110 of tlnwe individuals who
believes that thu end Justifies the nie.ui-.
Here is his plan te stamp out Mormeuism ;
"Knactalaw enabling n woman who has
been ' sealed' te n Mermen te recover a pro
portionate share of his possession, and te
obtain a divorce wlieuover she becomes dis
RfitlMleO. Then enceuragu a few adventur
esses te go te Utah, become 'sealed' te the
wealthy Mormons, and In n few weeks, ns a
purely business transaction, become dKMtts.
tied aud demand a division." A reform
that requires harlotry ter Its accomplishment
cunnet commend itselt te Christian men.
The euro Is werse thin the dle.e.
In the olden ilnvsall reads hsl te Heme,
and at the present time all congressional
discussions lead te t.irlll smi.ibbles.
Govuhneu Koiiinse.n, el Massachusetts,
has vetoed the bill giving preference In ap
pointments te nllice te honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors without civil service e e
auiiuatieu. The governor sees in this meas
ure an Insidious attempt te break down the
civil service act, which has worked well Iu
the Hay state during the two years since its
enactment Hesldes he thinks that full and
proper recognition is seeuredjte the veterans
of tholate war.
Jims uiiA.yra HrLnyimt tkuusheau.
The Voting Aiurrlrau Wlie u te VUrrjr Kait
Cairns Ia nil lEea.ly.
Notwithstanding the Londen gossip
started by tlie itimtnrd that Karl Cairns is
again oil with another premise of marriage
and that the future- Countess Cairns will net
be Miss Adele (.rant, (((; am luruisbcsa
description uf her trousseau, made here, and
the wedding gilt or her grandmother.
Kach article Is marked with a ftc-slmile et
the bride's signature, her Christian name,
Adele. There are tea gew ns In pnle blue
and pale pink crape and gauze, trimmed
with lace, for summer wear Peignoirs In
pale blue aud nale pink surah, with all the
bands aud rullles et 'v alenclennes lace.
These rer winter wear are iu crushed
straw berry plush, liued w ith fur; iu mess
green plush, with trontage of pale pink
watered silk, veiled in cream lace. There
are suinuier dresses in leulard and sur.ih or
fanciful muslin, with lienupts aud hats
matching every walking dress, and also
dainty piles el lingerie In line batiste trim
med with Valenciennes lace.
A MAIlVl.LI.Ors IIINNKH PUKss.
Attention was first claimed by a dinner
dress in cream watered silk skirt, veiled with
overdress in cream lace, ligured with resea
and leaves painted by hand, the former iu
natural hues, the latter iu delicate shades of
weed color. The back of the skirt is adorned
with two long, wide bands el mimosa green
velvet lined with pale pink watered silk.
The lace overdress was gathered In a llounce
J nst below the waist In trent, and u-ien the
gathers is a series otbewslu uiime'ti gieen
velvet, lined with pink watered silk. The
corsage, in whlte watered silk veiled with
lace had a reversef the velve
Anether dress in cream crepen was remark
able tar the graceful cat of the cersage and
overskirt, made iu one piece, like a sleeveless
polonaise, and ben'ered around thoarmheles
and threat and de vn the f reit w Ith One geld
embroidery, the etlett being almost that of u
Greek pepium. Alse a cestume in cream
white cloth, made with a ja-ket corsage,
covered transversely with a very wide sash
laid in Hat folds of geld vellew watered
silk.
A walking dress was in black tulle dotted
with large satm spots, made up ever black
satin ami trimmed with wide black watered
ribbons and line cut massed jet. With this
dres came 11 short wrap In black velvet,
black lace and jet, huug with strings or large
Jet beads.
A dinner dress was In pale yellow faille,
covered with white gauze, embroidered in a
close pittern of leaves and tendrils in white
silk. The panier draperies of plain whlte
gaiue met long floating folds et the same ma
terials at the back. The half low cersige
wax trimmed with a Hat rullle, embreh'ered
gauze aud with rows of wide pale yellow rib
bon. nvl.I. COsTI VI K WD IiKMI-lOII.hTTK.
A ball dress in white satin had a short
skirt covered with white tulle, dotted with
pearls and put plainly en the skirt, meeting
a ruche or plain tulle round the ban A
very tasteful demi-toilette was 111 jmIe dove
colored faille, striped with minute lines el
blue and brown aud crimson iu et groups.
Over this was made the cersage aud over ever
skirt in cream embroidered gauze, the latter
opening up the rrent aud embroidered with
narrow dove-colored watered ribbon.
Alse a dinner dress lu tea rose faille skirt,
cut in three wide bands In fren I'nderneath
these bands set full 1'reu l'reu cream lace,
he'd in place at the top by bows or black rib
bon. A polonaise or tea rose satin grounded
embessed velvet, the pattern a small, close
design or foliase In very pile grav, also
trimmed with lace, and bows of black rib
bon, formed the ever dress.
The wedding dress had a cersage and long
train in whlte embossed velvet, the latterlull
four yards long, and lined throughout with
white satin. The cer"ige cut princosse at
the back aud all in one with the train has
long, square lapels in front, llkea Ixiuis
X 11 1, corsage, and Is tterel tele in a telut In
rrent aud at the back, the opening tilled with
a gulm-ie or-elnt lace. The sleeves are also
In point lace aud the underskirt or whlte
satin, entirely veiled in draperies et point
lace, The point lace veil is shaw l-shaiied and
Is te be attached te the coitrure by a set of
diamond stars.
TKAVKM.I.Nft t)UE-,s.
The dress ler departure is in pale lawn
colored faille, embroidered dew n the trent
aud back of the skirt and around the cersage
with dead geld In a tine lace like pattern.
The cloak te be worn with this dress isaleng
redingete iu pale fawn colored cloth and im1e
electric bluesatln, brocaded iuHtrlx8imulat.
ing straw lace. This bro-sade is laid In Hat
plaits at the back of the cersage se as te show
the lace like stripes, only opeuing out iu lull
folds in the skirt.
Should the weather prove steuny en the
wedding day, this toilet will be replaced by
a dress In hellotrepo Hengallne, trimmed
with a prelusion or wide watered ribbons iu
dark steel gray, and a very full "Mether
Hubbard" cloak, made In large Hat plaits,
aud with three short ca'ies, composed or plain
colerod silk and lined throughout with Dale
lilun
Tiiere is a ball dress el Ophelia lilae satin
id tulle, embroidered in a shaded, delicate
rflhtl. n.MiiHi 11 oil.. ... ..... .. ... . .'
. ..... ..u M n it., nu or, juauu w uu a snort,
round empire, corsage, and with a long girdle
Hi silver passementerie, ai.h end finished
with heavy fringes in silver.
A dinner dress in w bite satin, with a train
fir white broeado. wlde hash or whlte satin
terminating in rich iearl hinges. A walk
ing costume in peach kernel colerod cloth,
piped with pale gray, and having large
mother of pearl buttons, with designs in
dark brown, the corsage being confined
round the waist with a wide scarf ruiriirc in
ate blue. Alse a surtte de (ml, a long pale pale
eot in tea rose satin, ligured with llaster lilies
in their natural hues. In velvet, lined with
IMle blue satin, striped with watered silk
bands in thosame hue, and havingernaments
in geld paaseuientarie at the threat aud 011 the
sleeves.
Mrs. Grant's dre-s ler the wedding Is iu
pale green lallle, trimmed with a profusion
or line v alenciennes lace, and with bands
and bows or cream satlu ribbon.
PERSONAL.
Aunt: I.im.t's health is improving.
IAJ,,K.1.' D N".l'Ah Heme, the noted Leu.
den Spiritualist, Is dead.
I'tisTMAHTiiii Gknkiiai. Vii.as gave a
dinner Tuesday night te the president and
Mrs. Cleveland.
Maiiv Hni.KN Feiuusen, a clever and
premising young writer, whowasenco edl-
tMi0f i-f" -,'?rc'; Queen, died in Jackson Jacksen
villi. Ha., a fortnight age.
Miu Jehn H. Itiir.v, who has Just been
nominated for the statu legislature by the
Democrats of Cambria county, was sneaker
of the Heuse In the session or l&Si
Tiik l'ei'K has sent the decoration or the
Gelden Hose te Queen Christina, or Hiain
The gift Is accompanied by au autograph
letter from his holiness.
At a meeting of the Niate Hase Hall associa
tion, at Willlamsnert, jesterday, Danville
was admitted te fill the vacancy caused by
tnedisbaudmeutef Liucaster, aud the sched
ule was revised.
Hamuei. L. Gii.se.v, or Pennsylvania, has
been nominated by the presldent te be agent
rer the Indiana or the Fert Peek agency In
Mentana, and James II. Mudey, te be post
master at I'ottsville, Va.
TUU X.ATB OUARLKS l'E.VAS, Of PhlladOl-
phis, left most of his estate or fdCQOO among
these charitable institutions St. Vincent
Heme, Little Sisters of the Peer, SL Jeseph's
hospital, The French Heuevetent society,
aud the Charity hospital.
Mesi.s A. Dew, the rounder and proprio preprio proprie
torolthe ll'iitfrfv Jftii'ii nir, dlwl In Charles
town, Mass., en 'I uesdav morning. He was
born In Littleton 11, N. II., in lsin, and nl the
hie or fourteen learned the printing trade.
He est ibllshed the ll'iirrrfv in lv0eii credit.
Mils. LsTilKK K. Ki.i.viimi, el Dunns
town. Clinten county. Is the owner or a
hi
lemon tree, the limbs el which annum hang
ing lull or the tropical Irult, one el which
measures'", t'i" l't inches. The tree was
grafted 011 1111 orange stalk live jean age,
and blossoms and Dears Irult nt'llie s.11110
time.
Cot NT I.ttiN Tei.stui's home, astiaja
l'ellana, has Ixvamti 11 refuge for the home
less peer, where they are clothed and fed
and leaded with userul gilts. Its master
incessantly repeats that he intends te give
all his fortune te the peer, forsake his
t.imlly and Irietids, and lalsjr as a common
IeasAiii.
W. V. Hii.ssEL, of Lancaster, wasadmltted
u I'r.icuee in 1110 iiiur eeutilv court en rues,
day ler the case of Chas. "it. Schneder, el
Kutrtewii Nermal school, charged with libel
by Prof. P. II. HreldeiilMugh, or tlie Indian
school at Martlushurg, In an attkie published
intheiVirmcf Church M- j. ikmt criticising
the management of the school. Alter a true
bill w as found the case was continued te the
October term.
Mil. PviiNKi.i. has received many eilers of
money for the Irish cause from Ltigllshmeu
or geed social position, but these eilers hive
alwaj sheen accompanied by the condition
that the donor shall tie nominated by Mr.
Paruell for an Irish constituency. The Irish
leader his lu each case returned a curt aud
emphatic relusal, saving that he net only did
net want Lugllsh money, but he did net
want Kngllshmen te stand tar Irish constitu
encies, 1hcsitne Human Nature
Mmyvalti attempts are mute te icpeat the
remark iblc success of llenen s C apclne lIater.
1 bis xpli'lidkl remedy 1 known, sold and used
eer where, and Its prompt scllun and uurlval
led 1 11 rail e petrs have wen ler It hosts of
trltmls. Imitations have sprung up under
similar sounding names, such u " CnpMiin."
' Lapslcuui, etc, lntemltd te deceive the care
les ana unwary The-e articles pnse nene
el the vlruies of the penulue Ihenfnre we
hope tlje is'"ile will is,it us te protect whvt
nxv at eme their inteiesis and ours Ask for
IW'nen s Plaster, ami esmlne what ts given
veu, aud make sure that the word" lapclne '
Isrut In the middle of the plaster Itaeir.iind the
"Ihtve Seals " trade nark N en the law cloth
Any reputalile desler will show- jeu the safe
guards without hesitation If ou cannot re
member the nanii-lVusen's tupilne li.ister
cut this pariKranh from the ii'r (1)
It U ti lour lutsrr,!
Te bear In tulnd that one llen-en s Capilne
l'lanier 1 worth a dozen of any ether porous
plister l'.onen's plaster are a genuine mldlc
Ilia I article, endorsed and used by the medical
profe,leti from Maine te California. They cure
In a few hours ailments which no ethers will
even relieve (heap and worthless imitation
nre old by de ilers w he csre mere ler larges
prelils en tn.h than they dn for the swietsef
an apirevmg conscience Ileware of thorn, and
of the "Capueln " Lapslcln, ' Lajislcine 'and
" t ipslcum pilasters which the ell te the
nnw ir 1 1n e names art' nothing but mislead
ing viiriatiens en the name Capclne " ete
th difference, go te reputable druggists and
you will net liedeceUed The genuine llonsen's
his the Ihns sjvi " trademirk and the wenl
"Captlne nit lu the centre juneil M,W,sw
arjiUiA.j, nvTiVBH.
WeiiflrrfulCuren.
VV 1). llet A Ce, Wholesale and llelall Drug.
Clstset Unuie, Ca ,says We hive been selling
Ilr King a New lilscevery, Eleetiic Hitter, and
Uucltleu' Vrnlca salve for two years. 11 we
iu ver handled remedies that -ell as w-ell, or Kle
uch unlvers u satistacttnn. There have ts?en
some wonderful cures effected by these niedl
clneslnthls ilty. Several cases of pronounced
Consumption have beer) entlrelv tured b use
of a h w- bottles of Dr. Ktnu's New Discovery,
taken In connection with Klectric Hitters. We
guvrantee themalw-as Sold by II 11 Cochran,
Druggist, 1JT and IS) North yueen street, Lan
caster, 1'a. (1)
TUB 11EV. C.KO. H.TIIAVKIl, of llourben
Ind , says " both mvselfnnd wife ewe our Uvea
teSIIll.011'8CON''3LfMl,T10N CI Kb." ters.de
by 11. 11. Cochran, Druggist, e. 137 North Queen
street.
Actttr, rushing and Iteliahle
II. II. Cochran, Druggist, 13; and 1J1 N'erth
fjueen street, Lancaster, I'a , can always be re
lied upon te carry in stock the purest and best
feeds, aud sustain the reputation of being ac
tive, pushing and reltibiH, by recommending
articles with well esuiblishfrd merit and such as
are popular Having the agency for the cele
bruted Dr King's New Dlscevi ry for censump
tlen, colds and eeughs, will sell it en a pesltu
guarantee. It will surely i ure an and every
affection of tbreut, lungs, una chest, und In order
te prove our claim, we.uk you te cull and get a
Trlil bottle Fre. (1)
KOK DVSPKl'.iIA and Liver Complaint, veu
haven printed guanintee en every oeltle of Shi Shi
leh s V Uull.iT It uiiverf.ills te cure, ter sale
by II. 15. Cechrau, Drugjlst, Ne UTNerthljueen
street-
A Very rrew K-cnpe
" es, I h id a very narrow escape,' said a
premlueut citizen ten friend "I was (eiihncd
te ray bed for a ear and my friends gave me up
ter a consumptive's grave, undl 1 begin u-lng
hemp's lkiUam for the Threat anil Lunirs, and
here I am, sound and heart ' l'rbe .'.k. and
II. orale by 11. 11. Cetlinm, Druggist, Ne. 17,
North Queen street, Lancaster.
AUK 10U MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Less of Appetite, Vel Vel
ew hklu J shlloh'e VUaltzerls a pe-ltUe euro
rer sale by II. IS. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. U7
North Queen street.
The Impending Danger.
The rect lit stutUtics el the number nl deaths
show that u large majority die with Consump
tion This dl-iase may commence with an ap
parently harmless cough which c in be cured In
stantly by Kemp's llalsum for the Threat and
Lungs, which Is guaranteed te cure and relieve
nil cases. I'rlce Se tents and II. 7Wi( iir ree
ter sale by II. 11. Cochran, druggist, Ne 137
North Queen street, oelwdAltw
.Sl.KKl'LKSS NIUHTS, made mlsurable by
that terrible cengb. bhlleh's Cure Is thu remedy
for yen. Korsideey II. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne
137 North Queen street.
llucklen'a Arnica Nilte,
'I he Ikwt falve in the world for Cuts, Ilrulses,
Sen's, Ulcers, Salt Uheum, tever bores. Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, und all akin
Kruptlens, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required Ills guaranteed te give iierfect satls satls
lactien, or money refunded. Price A cents per
bev. or sale by II. II Coenrun, Iinnrgbt, 137
und IU North Queen street, laiutaster, I'a.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shtleh's Cure
will give I minedlate relief. I'rlce le cts , M its
and II, ter situ by II. Ik Cochran, Druggist.
Ne. 137 North llueen street.
Okb r.crrrLB KrrBCTB A CL'RK. Mr. Oscar E. 11.
Kech, of Allentown, I'a., was bed tan with in
flammatory rheumatism In the winter of lsa.
Doctors could de nothing te relieve him. He
commenced using Gress' ltheumatlc Kcmedy.
Hy the tlme he had used halt a bottle he could
leave Ids bed; when he had finished the bottle
be was cured and has net had a return of the
disease since. Ill his own words, "1 Icel butter
than ev or before." I'rlce II, by all druggists.
lebs-3mdMW ,tr
" HACK M KTACK " a lasting and fragrant perl
luine, l'rtteil and 60 cents, for sale by if II.
Cochran, Druggist. Ne. 137 North Queen strict.
AGHKAT DlsCOVbllV..
Thogreatest discovery of the nineteenth cen
tuiylsDr. Leslie's Special Prescription for sick
headache, w hlch Is the dlscev cry of an eminent
phvslilan and used by him for ever thirty j ears
before giving It te the public, und It stands te
day without a rival, iieud advertisement in
another column.
Bllll.Oirs VITALIZE!! Is what you need for
Constipation, Less of Appetite, Dizziness, und
all symptoms of DysHtpsla. I'rlce lu and 75
cents pur bottle, ter sale by 11. 11. Cochran,
Druggist, Ne. 13a North Queen struct,
1SUOWV3 HOUSEHOLD I'ANAC'KA.
Is the mesteffectlve 1'aln Destreyerln the world.
Will most surely quicken the bleed whether
taken Internally eik'applled internally, and
thereby inore certainly UKLIKVK VAIN,
whether colenic or acute, than any ether pain
alleviator, aud It Is wurranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
it cures pain lu thu Side, flack or ltewels. Bere
Threat, llheuinutlsm, Toethachu and ALL
AC'IIKS. und I Thu Great Kollcver of l'uln
" ltltOVVN'B HOUSEHOLD PAN ACE A should
be In every family. A taasixwnfulef the Panacea
In a tumbler of hft water sweetened, if pro pre
ferred, taken at oedtlme, wUl lUtKAK Ur A
COLD. Uicentaa botUe.
ln3MydM,W.A8w
Da. IUsslkr Werm SrROr, Purelv vegetuble,
pleasant te take, will erpcl worms If any exist,
no purgative required utter using, l'rlce, a
cents, by ull druggists. febWmdMW'AJ-
SHILOII'8 OATAltltll UEMKDY-a pesitive
euro for Catarrh, Dlptherlu, and Cankur Meuth,
ter sale by II. Ik Cochran, Dlugglat, Ne. 137
North Queen stleeU
MOTIlEUbl MOTHEKSII MO'tilKltS II I
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with
thu excruciating julu of cutting teeth t It se.
?,9Xlm2u B"UP. It will rellove the peer
little aiitrurer Immediately deiiend upon It I
?J?Jf " "Vtake ""out It. There ft net a
JSS . m" eartu wue tM )Ver uea L wt "HI
SSLf11 ye? tt.1 ence that t wl regulate the
?S?h.i,?J?? ?!vef?',t te the mother, aud relief
f.u w K1 l.ll cullu' operating like magic. It
1 porfecUy sale te use in ull cases, and pleasant
tojhe taste, and! the prescription of ou of the
eldest and best female physician in the UulUxl
Status. Sold every where, as cents a botUe.
nuvyji-lyaM,W,Sw
MltttlVAt,
YKH'H SAHSAPAIULLA.
L
A CREAKING HINGE
Isdrv and turns haul uulllell 1 applied, niter
hliii il inevts easily. When the leliils or
. ..r .1... ,..,.. .,.,.. li,. (,., . I, til. ..,... I...
lUS.s .'. til.1 l',, ,i,. i.,ti'ii.i. . .,, in. ... i'j
uneumaiisill, llir, ciiiiiiei imi iihuvu wniiiMii
causing the most excruciating pain Ajer's
Mirsviiilla, b Its at lien en the bleed, ivlleves
this (oudltleu, and te store the Joints te geed
working elder
Ajer's Sarsapirllla has elfeited, In our illy,
manv most lvuntkable cutvs, a nuuiber et
w hk h Indued the efforts ei I tie most e x perlonred
ph)slcltus. .Veivlt neis'ssius, I leuld give the
names of in my Imltv Muds who have been
cured bp taking this uirdkine. In tuv own iase
it has certalulv werktd wonders, trllev Ing me of
RHEUMATISM,
Kin
alter 'icing troubled with it ler vents In this,
and all ether diseases urllti lretn Imiuire
blmst, lhte Is no remedy w Ith which 1 am ae
fiiistntid, thst alferds such rvllel as or s .sar
sapirllli 11 H 1 awrence, vt. l., luitlinere, Md
A) ei's sampulttii cimsl me of (.out and
llhenuiatlsin win n uethtug elue would. It has
eradicated evetv tnue of dltvnn lretn lnv sjs
tout II II. short, Manager Hetel Ilelmeiit.
Lewell, biss,
1 was, during tuuij months, a sutrerer from
Chronic Ithcumatlsin 1 he dlouse iitlllcted me
grievously, in splteet the remedies 1 veubl Ilnil,
until 1 retiimenrtd using Aver s sarsnparllla. 1
took several botttesol this propaiatlen aud win
speedllv restored te health -J Hcain, liule
IK'iue, "V a
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aj or A Ce . bow ell, Msss.
Sold by druggists, l'rlce, II i six bottles, f
Junels-.'i
URT HUOM.
J.S
C.IVLKltcV CO.
Astonishing Lew Prices
-tOK-
Ijulie, l.i'iii.s' nml Cliildrt'ii's
Gauze Underwear.
is- , 3.V. A .V)C
These are Extra Geed Qualities
.lean Drawers, ic and. Vc
Lexik at our Hosiery and i.lees,
Neckweir, 1 luen Lellara and
Cuffs, cuff buttons.
Scarf Pins. ,Vc. We offer Kxtra llar-
gilus te turn our stcs:k into
Keady Cash.
Jehn S. Givler & Ce.,
Ne. 35 East Klutf Streot,
i.A.scAsrin, l'v.
N
TOVLLTILS IN
Summer Dress Goods.
W5TT 8c SPiflND,
Nee. 6, 8 ct 10 East King St.,
Have received a new line of
O.VDINt: St ITINCs,
JEltsbV AI.UATKOSs,
NUN'S V K1LINUS.
LIGHT VVKIGUTTltlCOlS,
FINE VVOOL LACES,
At Lewest City Prices.
An lmuiense assortment of
WHITE IIKESS f.OODs,
SWISS ri.OUNCIMlS
SWISS t.MllltOlDKKIKS,
LACE fLOUNCf.SUS,
TKIMVUNG LACES,
At Popular Prices.
The great demand for PllINTED SATINES
has made geed stjles verv scarce We own te
day a lare Inveten et 1 rench nnd American
SATINES, HATlslbs and CH1NULED SEEK
SUCKEKs In desirable colorings at extremely
low prices.
Parasols and Sunshades
A SPECIAL! l, ,ir THE
New Yerk Stere,
LVNCASfbll, PA
T a S1AKTIN A CO.
WALL PAPER
DEPARTMENT.
We are net going out of business, but we are
meeting any prices given by any one else, and
In fact can de lietter for you
Wall Papers all at Half Price during this sole,
aud a special discount of 10 percent, en all sales
until July 1, lsis;.
60c. Papers, 25c.
25e. Papere, 12e.
12e. Papers, Oe.
10c. Papers. 3e.
SPEOIA.L GASH
DISCOUNT,
10 Per Cent.
8e. Papers, le. J
Hanging nl leduied .prices. Full sleck of
New Uoeds te select from. Ne Old Patterns
We de net ask you te buy old patterns, but are
giving you the new ones for next season te se
lect from. New Is the time te buy. Yeu will
never find papers se low again. Paper Hanging
dene promptly. Ily our plan jeu de net have
te take u )) carpets te have your work done. We
guarantee your carpets w HI net be sellid.
Screen Deers and Windows.
We de the largest business In Screens In Lan
caster Eight mechanics ure working at our
sirtcn factory, en Seuth Queen stieet, turning
out lets of Sireen every day. The Lew Price
und Geed Werk Is the reason.
WINDOWS, 'J5c. Uii DOOltS, li.'il Up.
Made with our Patent Iren Corners, and best
wire used. Send In jour orders.
J. B.
MARTIN&CO
Cor. West King & Priuce StSn
(Opposite Htuvens Houee.) LANCASTKIi. PA.
TMl'OHTANT.
Te the many applicants for the FALLTK11M
of the
Lancaster Business College.
If yen will call en or address the principal you
can obtain such Information us wlfl be of great
advantage te you In pursuing thu COUUSE or
UTUUYusreiulredul this fnultutlen. It will
enable you te make greater progress, und u sav
ing of time und labor Is guaranteed If you wlU
carry out Instructions. Address,
H. O. WEIDLER.
Principal,
LlfB IKHVMAMVm
c
AUD.
CARD.
Tlie Subscriber would roupeottitlly Inform hla frletids nnd the public
Kotiernlly that liehaa noceptod the Anenoy of
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCECO., OF NEW YORK.
The OldeBt Llfe Inaurnnoe lu the United Htrttes and the LARGEST
mid STnONOEST In the World. It wrltes the most llberal oentraot
evor Ittaued, audlias always fitrnlehed IiiBiirauoe at the Lowent Peaal-
ble Cost.
JAMES H. MARSHALL,
OO North Duke, or 20 Eaat Walnut Btroeta.
VARRIAUH
A MOlTO THAT ALWAYS WINS.
HONEST WORK ! HONEST PRICES I
Philip Doersenfs Old Reliable Carriage Works,
126 and 128 EAST KING STREET,
(NKAllLV OPPOS1TK TIIK LKOPAUD illOTKL), LANUASTKK, PA.
Nene But First-Class Mechanics Employed. A 1 Material, and That Only, Dsed
(PltlCKSTOBUlTTIIKTIMCa. ALl.WOllK UUAUANTKED,
BUGGIES, PHOTONS, BUSINESS WAGONS, MARKET WAGONS,
And Vohlelea of Every Doeerlptlon Built Promptly te Order.
A rull Line e V'htclp In Hteek. prnpare'Kl esxH-lully for the f prtng Trade. A Large and Varied
Ar.'.'ll'L"-'"1 et SibCOMMIAND WOUK ON IIAND wldch will ie sold at MOST HKASONAULB
P.UITICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO UEPAIUING.
..iSr.'.,,.WUi cftU aua oxainlne tl18 'werlt,
Philip Doersom's Old
NOS. 126 and 128
1HIUA KFU K. LMt l.ftl tlVUU.1.
i: ii.v i: a la urn: stock
Of TUB 1IKST
w
REFRIGERATORS
IN THE CITY.
Thj l'ierte Dry Air Refrigerator.
UAKDK.V IWitK. WATEll COOLERS,
IL'K VllUAM FUKKZERX,
And a lull line of HOUSErUKMSIILNO 0001)3
The lartfett Meck of OA3 nTUItKS In the
city Special attention paid te Una-nttlng, Tin
Uoerlntf and bpeullni;
We tme Just received another let of these -C
ULOllbb.
JOHN P. SOHATIM & SON,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LA.NCASTK1C PA.
wM-
A. Kl Kt'KKK. ALDUS U. 1IEHH
KIEFFER 8c HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Court lleue).
Invite nil Houaekccporti te Cull and Inspect
their Bleck el
Heusefmmstiing Goods.
A Ccniitiletu Line con man lly en hand. COOK
sreVKSand UA.VUK1, PAULOIt hTOVKS,
IIEATbltSHtHl rUUNACKS.
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
Alter carefully uxauilnlnc; the inertia of idl
ellCred te the trade, e have selected
THE "ARGANIV
for UASOLINK, and
THE , DANGLER,"
rer COAL OIL,
As the licit, when all peInU urocemldered, te
offer te our patrena.
Cill nnd Kte us. We leve te show our (feeds,
and are net offended If J en de nut puicluue.
lteuiember, we are iujeiiU for
The " Splendid Heater.
Manufactured liy fuller A 'Warren Company,
Trey, N. 1 .which has no rival lu durability,
economy of fuel and control of Ra. New lq the
time te examine and become po4tcdfer Auluuin
purchiaes.
KKllEMllKlt TIIK I'LACK I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOS1TK COUItT IIOU8K )
aiUS-tluAw
e
UHTKADKIN
HEEHIGERATOHS
han never been de larife an thU seafien. It would
hav e been much lartier had we been ublu te 1111
our erderH. Ne trouble te get lletrlKeratera,
hut "l'.IDUKU AV 'S and ALASKA'S" uieutarce.
Wehuvea lew loll.
Ice Cream Freezers
AND-
WATER COOLERS.
We have plenty Don't think we would have
them Ieii(j if iieople kuew hew cheap they are.
THIS 18 TIIK 8KA80N rOlt
OIL STOVES.
We hive a dozen different makes. In this way
uollndeut which Is the beHL There Is but one
ibat Is really reliable and safe. Iho ADAM3 A
WKSTLAKK Is non-explosive.
LAWN MOVERS
we have soverul varieties, the PENNSYLVA
NIA of couiBeat the head.
This In the season of the year te have your
Heaters looked alter. In havluit this muttur at.
tended te ue te a house that thoreuKhly under,
stands their business.
PLUMlllNGnndUAH riTTINO hy llrst-class
workmen at Lew est Prices.
FLINN & BBENEHAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, I'A.
: . '1
TOBACCO CDTTINOH, SOHAl'8, HIl-T- QTOKAOK 11
1NOS AND PACKEUS' WASTE, bry and il
Cleun, bought for cesh. ad
No.OTPearlBtrLNovVYorlt. COMMISSION WAREHOUSE. J
Uetereucerrcd. Hchutte. Ne. il5 Pearl street, DAHIBL MAYEU, ,1
Mew Yerk. lehlMyd deca-lyd Ke.10 WetChetnutatreeU
vemvant.
s-fs m-nmfew.
CARD.
HOHIIH.
whether you purchase or net. DON'T reUQET
Reliable Carriage Works,
EAST KING STREET.
r.Tlyd&w
MIl.l.lXKItr.
KNHK ASSOllTJIKNT.
JMM
A. PilRSit
NOS. O & O NORTH QUEEN ST.
In our Immense aaaortment of elegant
HATS AND BONNETS
are Kreater hitrxalns than can 1m found any.
where else V Iiavu an endless variety of un un
triuuued Hats and lbiunets at til" lowest price.
The very latest novelties In ltlbbens. teather.
t lowers, !atln, I.aces of all kinds and Huts and
ItonuetsTrlininod t'rmef Charge.
Wn have iv large assortment of JKVVKLUV,
WATCH EH. 81't.CTAULK'i nnd CLOCKS.
Our HOOT AM)110KI)KPAUTMKNTlscoin AM)110KI)KPAUTMKNTlscein
plete. AIe our OK NT'S 8TKAW HATS and FELT
HATS at thu lowest price. Call and see. all-'imd
B
AHtiAINS.
A BARGAIN
Just When Yeu Want It,
-AT-
Asiuars
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LA.NCASTKlt, PA.
flt'TV HO.EN
CHILDREN'S HATS,
Elegantly Tilmmed.Nuw Ooeds, Manulactured
this Season, actually worth I1.0W, only
KiriV IJENTS.
Anether Le Very tine Hats, al SEVENTY-
KIVK CEN18.
Ladies' Rough-and-Ready Hats,
Twenty live ilnren. In Whlte, lllack and Navy,
utTHlltTV t'I E CENTS.
mf Alter .IULV THE KIKST we are closed
In thoevenlug.oYceplon Saturday.
'Ien cases of PEAKL STltAW HATS, which
we cle'-cd out from n manufacturer, und marked
thorn at NINETEEN CENTS APIECE.:
One Let of riNE HAILOll HATS ntTWKN-TV-flV
E CENTS, and one let of KOUIHI-AN D
KEADY BAILOR HATS at THIHTY-NINE
CEN'13.
TEN DOZEN
ELEGANT WHITE PLUMES
At SEVKNTY-flVK CENTS APIECE,
Werth Irem 11.50 te riOtt.
FANS !
FANS!
FANS!
White Satlu fans, slightly soiled, formerly
sold at ll.oe. new Klr'TY CENTS.
Elegant Whlte Satin t'uus, Plain, Chrome and
Painted, lit ONE DOLLAll,
Twenty Dezen KlnuChromeFans, Dark Weed
Sticks, Polished Handles, at TWENTY FIVE
CENTS
Alter ,IULV THE t'lltST we close at C
o'clock every uveulng, Saturdays excepted.
SPECIAL 1IAKUAINS IN
Black Satin Parasols,
Silk Lined, Tnmincd with Elegant Spanish
Lace, only! W tu
Twenty-four Inch aLL-hiLK UMIlltELLAS.et
ll.W.
S-After JULY THE FIIIST we cloee at 6
o'clock, Saturdays oxtcpted.
Over'i.OiO yards of Cream and lllege Oriental
Lace, all at special low prices, ranging from 8
toil cents u yard They ure thu cheapest let of
Laces oversold In Lancuster.
Six-Inch Ulecked Sash Itlbhen, ull-sllk, W cents
n yald.
White Lawns and India Linens.
Special !ncluccuientsutl'JXc,15c.aud'j0ca yd,
After JULY THE t'lltST we close at 6
o'clock, Klltuiduys canceled.
i4
.s,
jaifji :nftafelif te4aaS
riteMSsASiibWr.--
.as i xt J f-w
eHrX tti
mVitimitdTrM,.j'-i