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LANCABTEE. JULY
5& 1 Te Mfet the Renl Issur-s.
tViK eiiK)nn aaepieu ay me jicpuunciiu
r ' iwate cpsVentien e Pennsylvania, tlie men
& Mrh.OC tvnnn e.1n(Al HQ MTlll Milt P3 !)))(!
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vrne Bpeecnes 11107 maue ui uiu tuinrauuu,
b ... xnre9naie eu me Mura uiuu ..m.. ,.
Spil Bepublicans propose te appeal for success
iIv,thte fall. While it Is notthe part of wisdom
SS.t,rfer the Democracy te accept a situation
made for them by the opposition, and
while it will be next te fatal felly for the
Democrats te let the battle for state offl effl
cers in Pennsylvania be shifted te federal
issues, it isa mistake te suppose the organ
ization which is new in control of the exe
cntive branch of both the state and federal
& ,l governments, will be afraid te speak clearly
hw-'iana boldly en an questions or viuu puuuc
concern.
R& If the Eepublican platform means that
Eg we preseni lariu, wmi iia criumies, 11s
aeauruuies, im ineiuiiiiies nuu us iuup iuup
heles for fraud, cannot be improved by re-
vision ; it h proposes te give me ne 10 iub
IFf nUtfnrm of thnTO.ilnaitfirtv of ISSt. which
nlMcftd niMMw-'thn Iteimblican tiartv te
.'LB(rfrect the inequalities of the tariff-
then we trust the Democratic state con
vention will meet it squarely with a decla
ration that the tariff must and shall be re re
visedeot by the Srorrisen bill, the Itan
dall bill, or according te any particular
schedule but as the Chicago platform de
clared " in a sprit of fairness te all inter
ests," se as te net " injure any domestic
interests;" and "without depriving Amer
ican labor of the ability te compete suc
cessfully with foreign labor, and icitheut
3 imposing leicer rates of duty than iri7i b
ample te cover any increased cost ofprexfur efprexfur ofprexfur
iien, which may exist in consequence of the
higher rates of wages preuiiling in this coim ceim
try." Upen that platform the Peunsjlwv
nia Democracy can stand aud win.
If the Republicans hope te profit by their
attack upon the federal administration
and the disposition shown by thepiesident
te veto unworthy pension bills, we welcome
the issue. The country is ready for it.
The true soldiers suffer far mere te-day
from the multitude of fraudulent and un
worthy pension claims than from any re
striction put upon them ; and the public is
altogether ready te sitsUi in the president in
bis discriminating examination of con
gressional grants and Ills fearless veto of
the unworthy. The Xew Yerk InJejuntl.
cnt, a radical Republican paper, which most
bitterly and coarsely opposed Cleveland's
election, thus expresses itself uien this
subject :
The poeplo can have no oilier feeling than
that of slucore gratitude te the preildent ler
bis frank and manly courxe In respect te the
nystem of pension jobbery, which has te
largely become the erder et the day with the
members of Congress, whether Kepubllcaux
or Democrats. The system has become an
intolerable abuse and perversion el the pen
sion Idea; and this abuse aud porvernieu
pring from political and party motives, en
the theory of courting what Is called "the sol
dier vote." The time has come te call a halt
In this business, and selierly inquire whether
Ux-payers have rights which Cengress 1h
bound te respect. The president's vetoes ai e
calculated te open the eyes of the pcople te
what Congress is doing with the the public
money. Though courteous in form, they
re, in fact, a stern and sharp robuue or Con
gress en this subject, and any one who takes
time enough te examine the facts as they ex
it will have no difficulty In freeing that the
rebuke has been well deserved. It Is te be
hoped that the president will repeat the .re
buke whenever the occasion calls ler It, and
thus de a geed service te the gener.il public.
This is significant of a sound public sen
timent, widely prevalent, and whlle the
Democratic state convention w ill no doubt
commend in generous tones thelilieral pen
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i stoning of all deserving soldiers and sailors,
W . it will de itself credit and make its party
strong by outspokenly declaring against
frauds and jobs in the abused name of pa pa
trietlsm or the misused cause of charity.
"While the supreme court is considering
the constitutionality of u law already en
the statute books et the state prohibiting
oleomargarine; and with pretests repre
senting "8,000 workingmen of Pennsylva
nia en file at AVashingten against such fed
eral legislation, theie is no occasion te
make support of it part of a Democratic
state platform ; the wrongs of the colored
people in the Seuth are net half se leal and
of se much concern te the peeple of Penn
sylvania, as the wrongs visited upon the
soldiers' orphans in the state rchoels.
But though no question willbeshiiked,
we repeat that the issues nut te the front
i by a Democratic state convention, te
. uuuunaie siaw officers, will be state Issues.
" ThU is just what Beaver, Quay, Cooper,
Cessna & Ce., d0 net want ; and what they
U de net want it is safe te give them. If the
commonwealth is te fall back into the
5tends of weak executives, corrupt lobby.
v. ji I, era' treasury specula-
- MI.SUU :kvb roosters, It shall net be
'doee without vigorous Democratic pretest :
. nd the flve men whom the Derm.,.:.
laatewillnotbe afraid te say 6omo 6emo 6ome
s thing hereafter and te illustrate bv ti,t..
rpuM'c records what they think et these
wings.
tr Net te the Point.
Matthew Arneld Is net very fortunate in
I Ulustratlen, advanced ns an argument
(an Irish Parliament, whenhes.ivs
& bed of American sympathizers with
Phi Muise of home rule :
JM Americans atlc themselves what the v
iaiMwuu,ui n auuesuian wnova wneva
IIW the only way of eivinu the
i4Waa sd'ectlve government hv
I WMtOereatamsenOral Southern
M KfetuMML rViUi the talenu
which the fcenttaern men have for politics
Mid oratory, such a Ccngresa would Inevita
bly have grown Inte a Juiwer confronting the
Washington Congress and embarrassing It,
however sincerely the Southern men might
have prnteaed. In first asking for it, that
Inte this It should never grew."
Mr. Arneld must knew that in this
country it is given te the Southern people,
the Eastern and the "Western leeple te
send their representatives te one federal
council, and te govern, each for themselves,
their own state governments. If 1 1 eland
could have this she would be quite con
tent. Heme rule asks for even leas.
I)eau IlEAVKn Don't
Xeir Yerk Times.
write platforms."
It Is n subject for great pity, Just at this
time, when the character of Denioeratlo np-
polntecs te elllce Is belng se violently assailed
by thlck-heided pirtlsans, the f.wt should be
disclosed that or Marshall Let Wright's
deputy marshals who were appointed te
preocrve the purity or the billet lox in Ohie
during the presidential election of 1WI, two
have been hanged, ten are In the peniten
tiaries of various states and a number of
ethers are b.ully wanted by the police for one
crime or another. And still lCerns I
marshal for the Eastern district of Pennsyl
vania! Next te the fun of reading the Republican
platform will come the amusement or hearlug
Heaver exp mud It.
IN to-merron's extraordinary issue of
the Daily iNTLM.lflljM'BH there will be
an Interesting and tinielj- reiew of the
manner of celebratlnc the i'eurth of July in
.tfefe'eity and county nfty or sixty years age j
nnd some remlnlM?ences of two or three e(
thee old timers will serve as an example te
the present goneratlon of the patriotism and
eloquence or Its grandfathers. "Uncas" has
a cheery and critical talk atxiut one or our
foremost litterateurs, Ills ways and works.
"Sindbad" talks politics and church history
by turns. A series of philo-ephlaU "Vaca
tion Papers" Is begun In this issues. A
sketch of the Russian Jews his much iuterest
and many tacts of value and of local concern.
A sprightly oerresjxmdent who has been
taking In the Peach llottem slate quarries,
tells a great deal about them; and many
notes of personal interest will make a breezy
local article en men and tbinus. All this
will be in addition te the regular budget or
current news and comment. Everibedy
says the Intki.i.iekmkk Is a great paper,
and for once what everybody saj Istrue.
Jini: millions reduction ertue public debt
in June. The Republican platform makes
no allusion te this.
The great economic discovery of the Re
publican platferm: "Liber and capital are
of right, aud should be through custom aud
law, perfectly mutual." This Is as clear as
Reaver's position en the anti-discrimination
Issue.
Iowa Democrats raver "uenet pension
bills" ; a very proper distinction.
Tub Republican platform declares "that
Congress should no longer grant any el the
public lands te railroad or ether corpora
tions." Congress quit that just when the
Democrats get control of the Heuse. Net an
acre sluce.
Jehn RniciHT madea very long speech in
Birmingham yeiterday, and the llrst and
best thing he said was that he bolieved his
time was coming te retire.
Tub Republican state platterm places that
party "en record, as heretofore, against the
disfranchisement or the colored citizen ;" but
the convention has never said "turkey' once
te the negre since his enfranchisement.
OriTCAu's fatal bullet startled the world
five years age te-day. May the incident
stand forevcr alene in the chronicles of
American history !
PERSONAL.
Muuvri. Davitt will attend the Irish
national convbiit'.en te lie held in f'hlcacoen
August is and in, bearing with him the
hearty approval of Mr. Parnell.
Pr.rsiDEXT IJatks, or the lUltlmore .V
Ohie Telegraph company, savs of the rumor
of consolidation of that cemptny with the
Western Union Telegraph com pan v : It's
an infernal He."
Jt'DaKPEnsnive, hisdaughter, Mr. Car
ter, el l'ettsville, his son and daughter In-law
Dr. Pershing and wife, of Lsurenueville, N.
J., and several ether Iriendsaud areena voy vey voy
Bge te hurope.
MRS. AMCKWKLMXflTOXReM.I.s,W hoe
name appears as that of an original contribu
tor te the July volume or Tlmiuah the cnr
With the fiCM, Is the wire et I)anlnl Rollins,
surrogate of New Yerk city. Her vore.
strong and delicate, has been felicitously
charar irized as "poetry ter ptiets."
I s-lTKD States Mimsti.u Ce presided
ever the distribution of prizes during the
commencement exercii-es of the Rebert
American college, Constantinople. His ad
dress te the students was humorous and
learned. Admiral Franklin and a iarge
company of distinguished persona were
present.
William Waltkk I'm li-s sent the
Irish national cncampuitml J.Mi. In an
accompanying letter Iieh.ijs: "l inclese
my contribution. 1 dare net make it larger,
lest it should be charged tint 1 give it te In
fluence the Irish voter here and net the Eng.
llsh voter there." He might have sent the
balance and said nothing about it.
Hemiv. Wai-.d ISKEniMi dellvered a
sermon In the City Temple, lndeu, en
Thursday. Dr. Parker, In introducing Mr.
Reecher, referred te the dark clouds which
formerly hovered ever Mr. Hee.-her's head.
"The English." he said, "then sympuhlzed
with him." Mr. Ileecher replied wiih much
feeling, saying he was much touched by the
kindness or the English poeplo towards him,
and that, when the dark cceudti hoveiedever
. niu, no uiu uiu. niti mem, irt'ojuse it "dleased
Oed te raise up a rainbow, e that l only taw
i,hner.cl"ul,,,H a lhei' y""it0 "Inking below the
mm, no uiu net see iiiem, because It "pleased
horizon.'
bcuieulng Slanrs
A consideration In the use or stene for lm lm
pertant buildingsisthalet having it quarried,
stored, and seasoned ler some time l,rere
neinguewnand placed in the walls Rythese
means the natural sap is allowed te uvapor uvaper
ate, and the stene tested as te Its qunllty.
This would add te the cost, but the money
would be well spoilt if this nrtcautien pre
vented the wasting of stones lrem thn rains,
frost or atmospheric liilluence which, es
pecially in our cities, seen act en the surlace
or a newly quarried stone. .Stene that is
quarried the one day and built in the next Is
Iu a green state, and unlit for use. It is net
In condition it is at IU weakest Its pores
Broepen and reidy te absorb, net only moist meist
ure, but the gaseeus and cIMIgurlng In In
luences which lend te Its destruction. Every
hewer known that le get a p'Hlshed surtace
en a stone that lias lain for Heme time is verv
dlllerent lrem what he gets en one fro-li Irem
the quarry, and this itself should besulllcient
evidence te warrant thb precaution I have re
commended, which Is te thoroughly season
the stene before using.
rerp'tu! Mulluu.
llefore a roceut church entertalnment Iu
Kingsten, Canada, icocreain tickets had been
freely sold. The night of the lestiv.il the
young woman who took the tickets laid them
as they accumulated en a window sill behind
her, when some small boys saw thorn. Just
hew much ice cream the young rascals de
voured en the tickets they stele will never
bekumvn.Jiutlt was no trilling amount, for
they ate all they possibly could.
lteierence ler Wittiilugteu.
A few mouths after the beginning or the
war public travel te Mount Vernen was sus
pended and net resumed until alter the ces.
satlen or iKwtlllties. Te the honor of the sol
S w.1?0 bet,J "WeH iK ll of that strug.
HL .unt J" urmm waH regarded as sacred
Ci'"11 "i:t et trespass or depreda
LlmlnTrh!lS,l,,t,", PVlrhap, in ene
?he?lni,ruTe,ul,ul,,'mn"e 8"" "v'n n le th"
A Conccileu,
Who announced a new-born son
Te the clan or a Cameren?
Twas an error. They had ought ter
II, VO announced it was a daughter.
Frem the Washington lt.
WHAT IB TttlWaitT VF IT.
.Semfi SeirlnB nt His ltfnilillrn 8latn l'latlnrui
ti; Ini1riiilrnt .luiiriial.
Kre-u the New Yerk Times, Kcp.
Commencing with a "deiuantl" for the ro re
xU of the limitation en the presentation of
claims for arrears of pensions neither the
merits nor the consequences of which ene
delegite In a hundred remotely understands
the resolution, alter some Incoherent refer
ence te the labor question, and an indict
ment," UlletUi In rorm.whatevor its luteutien,
of the Democratic administration, Is given up
te n declaration In favor of "protection "
This declaration Is said te have been drawn
up by the candidate for the otllee of gov gev gov
ernor. lfthlsbe true, the tite will net lese
much by his defca Certainly something
may be said In favor of a protective tarlll
and of subsidies te steamships, and
since It can make little difference te the aver
age Pennsylvania!! who will consent te vote
ter Reaver hew It is said, why did net the
cemmltte en the platform get a resolution
from Judge Kelley, or I'rel. Helies, or Mr.
Wharten Itarker, or some ether irsouwhe
can at least write the lUigllsh langunge Intel
ligibly Mern common respett for the fair
ly educated men of their own party should
have prevented the inanagers from teisting
en thoceiive"llon a let of meaningless rub
liish which no human being cm inane head
or tail of, and te w hii'h only the known in
tention of the authors can afford even n re
mote clue. Ills te be presumed, however,
that Quay nnd his lieuteitnts understood
that the platterm was of no consequence, and
that no ene was likely te vete ler their ticket
who dM nt de se Irem direct Interest or
from blind lorce et partlstn habit. And this
really Is the jiosltleu te w liich machine rule,
based en the siieils system, has brought the
oncegreat ami nnble'pirtj In Pennsj Ivauix
Vpfin te He ttatlly cired.
Frem the Nc lerk llcrild. Ind
They put en a bold trout and ro-nemlnated
General Heaver, thesime candidate whom
Governer Pattison then boa by a plurality of
et 10,202, but when they came te resolutions
something llke a pin 1c was visible and they
threw out numerous anchors te the wind
ward. Few of the cables however, seem te
be or heuest nuterUl. The temperance res
olution and the nil. nd transportation reso rese reso
ljtieu both are examples. They are attempts
te save support Irem both sides en theso
subjects le conciliate Prel tbitinnlsts with
out forfeiting the liquor vote, aud te prep!,
tiate the opponents of the great railroad
monopolies in Pennsylvania without losing
the favor el the moi'e'pollsU. This conven
tion impresses, us that the Republican poli
ticians of Pennsylvania are badly scared, as
they richly deserve te be.
litAier'i DllPtnma.
from the Heading Herald, Ind
He must steer betweeu the ScylU of Pro
hibition and the Charybldis of the liquor in
terests, and be is net esfcUlly adapted te
delicate navlgitlen of that sort. He is, ill talk,
and as a talker for vetfs he is generally un
fortunate. He stands pretty well with the
Prohibitionists new, being a teetetaller, but
in attempting te cater te the liquor Interests
the chances are that he is 111 etlend them,
while be utterly falls te mend his standing
with the saloons. The saloon Interest alone
is capable of giving him lets of trouble, but
with these and the Prohibitionists both te
tight his troubles nnd anxieties w 111 be many.
Of course the chance Isstillopente the Demo
crats te make a weak nomination, and a
blundering campaign. They may accept this
chance aud thus remove many et the therus
from the path of Reaver, but etherw ise it
premises te bean interesting and close cam
paign, In which Reaver will have te defend
himself in many directions.
Shirking Itrspennlbllilj.
Frem the IMtUburg Dispatch, Ind Itep
In place of adopting a straight-out, readily
understood pledge te enforce the constitution
agaln3t corporate aggressions upon the rights
of the people, such as was ettered by Mr.
Hulings, of Venango, it took refuge in an en
dorsement of the Culleni inter-stale com
merce bill befere Congress, the merits of
which are but imperfectly understood, and
whose chances of passage, the convention
must have well known, will le in no great
degree either hindered or promoted by any
thing a state convention might say en the
subject. Having the jiewer and being called
upon te make its own law within lLsewn
jurisdiction. It shirked the responsibility en
the insufficient plea that Congress was the
party te shoulder it
Th-y Will Drrrlte cilie,l).
Frem the Jfew 1 erk World, Dem.
Rut no such resolution can any longer uo ue
cei v e the Prohibitionists in any state. In New New
Yerk the Republican convention of 1SS2
pledged the pirty te the submission of the
constitutional amendment te the people, aud
in three successlve legislatures in which they
had majorities in 151,1vn"i and lvW refused
te redeem the pledge.
Heater U in Inn Cage.
Frem the Philadelphia llrterd.
General Reaver took an unusual step in
helping te build his own platform. He put
a ridiculous tarill plauk in it which is mere
ridiculous ter the reason that as governor of
the state, irelected, he will have nothing te
de with the Liritl. Rut why eh, why
didn't he lnsmt en an antl discrimination
plank? Have thecorperatlons taken him also
into their keeping?
de Anij 1 rem lleinn le Hear the .Vim,
Frem the Philadelphia Kteerd
In the meantime the prohibition or tem
p8raucewave Is traveling all ever the state
with that certain roll that attends all "ltms"
and the like. The feeling Is becoming se in
tense iu Lancaster county even that a girl
will net lido out with a gentleman unless he
has the badge of the lilue Ribbon Armv
iu the buttonhole of his coat.
SHU In Their Anlies Mm thn Wonted I'lre.
Frem the San Frunclce Chronicle
"I don't like it," he said. "Thai's the
tenth old lady vv he ba fallen in lev e with
me."
"I think tint's complimentary te you."
"Is it? Ohyes. That's all right. I go te
a party, and the old lady takes me Inte a
corner, and begins te talk te me, Btid she lias
a pretty daughler, and there's an ocean et
pretty girls, and I see somebody I want te
dance w Ith, and the old lady says : Yeu
don't want te dance, hit here and talk te
me."'
"Well, why don't you get out and dance?"
"I can't. A nice old lady, who llattters
you by asking your opinion et her daughter's
beausand tickles your vanity with all sorts
of pretty Uttle touches 1 tell you, rny boy,
you may talk as you likeabeut young women
and widows, and spinsters and lllrts, but
there isn't any illrt in creation se dangerous
as a woman at S.r), whosehalrisjustsprinkled
with silver. They have ways about them.
Confound It all. I rememlxir celling nnltn
-.--........,..u Kwuittu in ou, who was tee
old te dream of disguising her age."
"Yeu laugh 1 AH right. Heme day you'll
catch it, perhaps. Rut you don't seem te be
lovable. II they'd only get mad and let you
alone. Rut.ne; they simply take a snub
quietly and wait the next chanca"
"I don't think that's overy body's experl-
"May be net. That makes it all the worse,
ousee, an old lady Is privileged te talk out
even about love, and when she ulks et love
veu think she means as a son or something
llke that. Then you Hnd out that it's just
the s ime kind of leve as anybody olse's, and
you've kind or encouraged it and accepted
It, estieciaily lUhe hasi.ienev. Even money
is no geed. I knew an old widow of i who
was passionately attached te me, and when
she died she lelt all her money te a congre
gation. I tell you I'm net going te stand In
anymore. The next old lady who falls in
love with me will get lelt, and don't you for for
get it.
urmnnv (in a. .1.1 .. n. ...... r m -. 1. -
A Jteinarkalile Cane.
Fiem the Frcdrlckshurg (Va.) Ng,
Mrs. Fanny H. Lewis died athorresldence
in this place en Friday morning last, aged
about Bixty years. Mrs, Lewis for many
months past has suirered intensely from an
allllctlen which completely baflled the skill
et the physicians of this city, w he have assid.
ueusly waited Un her, as wellMpliystelana
elsowhero, whom she had consulted. Huch
was thoslngularcharacterofthe maladylhat
no surgical operation suggested itself for her
lellef. home days befere her death she asked
that a pest-mortem examination should be
made hi the interest of science, and Hint
afternoon the saine was made by Dr. Martlu
assisted by Drs. Rey aud Ashteti, wheii A
turt of hair was discovered luslde of her as
large as a man's fist. The phjsiclaiis say that
no such case Is recorded In lliniiiedlf.il works,
and lias net occurred befere iu thelr oxpori expori oxperi
(mod. Mrs. I.ewls lias rtsided In this plare
almost continuously slnce her leturn from
California, In IS.11, when she was a passenger
en the ill-fated steamer Central America,
which was lest at sea, when her gallant cai
tain, Wm. Lewis Hernden, a native et this
city, and a number or the crew and passen
gem went down w Ith the sulp. Mrs. Lewis,
upon leaving the ship, received from Capt
Hernden his watch, with the request that If
saved she would deliver the name te Mrs.
Hernden, then residing In New Yerk city,
which trust was faithfully fulfilled.
An Ktsmpl for Tlmlil Wemrn.
Let the timed women who are Inclined te
Jiimpfrumacarrlagoevory time the horse
pricks up his ears read this story of n West
Held, Mass., girl. Slie wns driving a spirited
horse, when the headstall broke and the bit
mine out of his mouth. Of course he ran.
The girl, perfectly powerless te lestrain him,
sat upright In herseat, whlle the frightened
animal ran vvlnlly through the streets. She
never slid a word, even when a daring man
caught en behind and climbed Inte the buggy
only te tluil himself quite as powerless as the
glrf. Rut his added weight helH-d, for after
a hair-uille run the horse was tired enough
te admit or his being caught, nnd the girl
jumped out et the buggy, uet much fright
ened, and net a lilt hurt.
HVKVIAI. MUT1VKS.
Fer liny Ferrr.
"(live Fly's Ore nil Halm a trial. This Justly
reletiratcd remedy for th curuet catarrh, hay
fever cold III ttw held, Ac, can be obtained el
any ivputabln drumtst, and limy he relied upon
nsu sure ami pleasmii remedy ler I he above coin cein
ptitntsHiid lll lve Immediate rvller. it Is net
illiquid, snuirer ponder, has no otfenstve odor
and c in be used at any time with iioed result,
as thousands can testify, nirnng them amnoet
Iheitlachesef this elllce." inr(e lie ITiinri,
Mays lvHV. JJSivrdeedAw
Fer lame back, eldner chest, ue Shllch's Por Per
ous Piaster. Price Mccnts Fer s.ile by II. Ik
Itychran, Druggist, Me. lit North yueen ttuet.
'. Feur-Finhs.
Of our American people are attllcted Hlthslclt
h"ndnche In cither Its nervous, Mllnua or ism
r:i stive forms, caused by Irregular hslilts, high
Iv lug, etc., and no remtHly hi- ivcr eemiueiisl
It until Dr. Leslie sH-cl.il Prescription us dis
covered. l,tve It a trial, see advertisement In
another column. (3)
Hn. IIabclir Werk bvner, 1'urvly vegetable,
pleasant te take, will expel worms It any exist,
no purgstlM' required alter using Price, S5
cents, bj alldruggists. febs-aiudMU AIT
.Most TtUrelleul.
.I.J Atkins, Chief of Polie', Knexvllln. lenn ,
writes "My fimlly and 1 ary beneflclirles of
v our most excellent medicine, Dr king's Ne
Discovery for censumpilnn i having found H te
lie all t fiti t nu claim feri! desire te testily te
its v Irtue My friends, te n hem 1 have recem
mended It, praise. It at every opportunity " Dr.
hlng's eiv Discovery for Consniuptlen U
guamntwd te euro Coughs, Colds, bronchitis,
Asthma, Croup and everv affection of Threat,
host and Lungs. Trial bottles free lit Cochran's
Drug store, 1 !7 and 1 W verth Queen treet, Lun
caster, l'a Large lze, 1 iu (3)
WILL KIU SUFFKIl with Dyspepsia and
Llv er Complaint T shlleh's V luillzer Is guaran'
teed te cure you. Fer sale by II IL Cochran
Druggist, e. 137 North (Jueen stnsM,
Dm neTTLi KrrKcrs a Ccsx. Mr. Oscar E. 11.
Kech, of Allcntetru, la, was bedfaat within within
flainmntery rheumatism In the winter of lvO.
Doctors could de nothing te relieve him. lie
commenced using Oress' itheuinatlc Utmedy
lly the time he hsd used halt a bottle he could
leave his bed ; when he had flnlsbid the bottle
he was cured and has net had a return of the
dlsciw-e slnce. In his own words, t leel better
than ever befere," Price 11, by all drupgtsts.
lebS-JmdilvVAF
A !vkI .Vllsfertune,
Is te raise a nlce faintly of boys and girls
and then hive them carried Inte au early grave
by th.it terrible disease Consumption, ilced
the warning and check It in Its first stages by
the prompt use of Kemp's Balsam for the Threat
and Lungs, warranted te cure and relieve all
cases. Price sec and II. or sale by II. u.
Cochran, druggist, h'e. LS7 North CJucen street.
Trial tile free. (j)
SHILOU'S COUGH and ConsumpUen Cure Is
sold by us en a guarantee. It cures Consump
tion. Ferale by II. 11. Cochran, DruggUt, Ne.
133 North gneen streeu
llrnce l'p.
Yeu are feeling depressed, your appetite Is
peer, you-are bothered with headache, veu are
fldtety, nervous and generally out of sorts, and
want te brace up. Ilrnce up, but net with stlm
nHnts, spring medicines, or bitters, which have
for their basis very cheap, had whisky, and
which atlmulate you for an henr, and thou leave
you In werse condition than before. What you
want Is an alterative that will purify your
bleed, start healthy action of the Liver and Kid
neys restore jour vitality, and glve lenewed
health and struneth. inch a medicine you will
rind in Electric Ulttcrs. and only 50 cents a bot
tle at II II. Cochran's Drnu-ter, 137 and 3i
North (Jueen street. Lancaster, l'a (3)
THAT HACKING COUGH can be se quickly
cured by Shlleh's Cure. We guarantee It. Fer
sale by II. It. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North
Oneen street.
X3ALACE OF FASHION.
100
Dezen
Ladies'
Hats
-AT-
Eleven
Cents
Apiece,
-AT-
ASTRIGH'S
13 EAST KINO STBEET,
JIK I) If ).!..
YKR'S HARSAl'AUlI LA.
Scrofula
Is one et the most fatal scourges which nllllct
mankind It Is elleu Inherited, but imivholhe
re ull of lmpner v aecliiiil Ien, iiiercurlsl poison.
Ing, uucleiulliic-s, and various ether causes,
t Invtile teres, leers, Abcesses, Cautereiis
Humors, nnd, In se ne rases, I'msclntlen, snd
t oiisumntleii, ivstilt from a scrofulous coudl ceudl
t teu of the bhsxt. This disease can be cured by
the usoef Ajet's iarsiiiirllla
1 Inherit! d n scmlulnus rnudlllen of the blend,
which isustd n derniigetni nt i'l nil whole svs
lem Alter inking lesthmtourlieiilesof Ajcr s
barsnptirllla 1 am
Entirely Cured,
and, ter the pist veur, huve lint found It neres
wiry te ii-n any iiuslleluc whntevtr I am new
In better health, and stronger, thsu ever bolero
-O A VWilurd, .'IS Ireuient stuet, Itiwten,
Muss
1 was troubled with Scrotulens Seres for flve
years, but, iitti i using n lew bottles of AVer's
snrsspirltlii, the res heated, ind 1 have new
geed health F.il? itsih V arneck, M Appleton
sinei, i.eseu, is-s
Seme months age 1 was troubled with Screfu
Ions Sen'- mi my l, g I he llinb was badly
swollen nnd tuilamed, nnd the sons dlschirgd
large iuantltles of oiMisive milter rvery
reuiisly lulled, until 1 used Vvn s irsiipnrlll
lly taking three bottles of this midlilnc the
sons have been entirely healed, nnd iny health
is full) restored. 1 am grateful for the geed this
uiedlclne has dene me -Mis Ann u Hilan, 1 vs
aulllvnn street. New erk.
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
Prepared by Or J C. Avar A Ce, Lewell. VI wss
rum uy urugguis. i-nce f I i l hettlus, f
Juinr.M-Jl
HUVSKFUKXllHttHU UUUIt.
"vy n havi: a Luvhek stock
OF 111K IIKST
REFRIGERATORS
IN TUB C1T.
The Pierce Dry Air Refrigerator.
OAKDEX1IOSK, VATKK COOLKNS,
JCKCKKAU t'KKEKRS,
AudafullllnaefllOLSEl UKMSHINU UOODS
The largest stock of S ri.TUUKs In the
city. Sped d attention paid te fj&s-riltlng, 1 In
lUxiflng and Spouting
vv e hnv e Just received anolher let of these 25c
GLOUfcS.
JOHN P. SOHATO & SON,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANUASTKK, l'A.
acuthadi:in
REFBI&ERITORS
has nover been se large as this season. It would
h iv obeen much larger had we been able te rill
our orders. Ne treuble te get Refrigerators,
buf'ltlDUF.vv AY's and ALASKA'S" are scarce
We have a few lelt.
Ice Cream Freezers
-AND-
WATER COOLERS.
Wohaveplentv Don't think we wenjdhavu
them long If people knew hew- cheap they are
THIS IS THE SKASON t Oil
OIL STOVES.
We hive a dozen dlfrerentmaVcs In this way
we And out which is the best, 'lhere Is but ene
thit Is really reliable and site. The ADAMS A
W KSTLAUrS Is neu explosive.
LAYN MOWERS
we have several varieties, the PKNNSLA
N 1 of course ut the head
Tills Is the season of the year te have your
Heaters looked after. In hiving this matter at
tended te go te u house that thoroughly under
stands thelr business.
1'LUMUlNUandUAS FITTING by flrst-clajs
workmen at Lewual Trices.
FLINN & BREHEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Streot,
LANCASTKIt, l'A.
w
M. A. K1CFFEK. ALDUS C.UKUH
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40 East KingJStreet,
(Opposlte Court Heuse).
Invite all Heunekeepcrs te Call and Inspect
their block of
Heusefumisliing &oeds.
A Complete Line constantly en hand. COOK
bTOVKSand UAN'OKS, PAULOlt STOVES,
HKATKUsnnd JUUNALKS.
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
After carefully examining thn merits of all
offered te the trade, we hive selected
TFfE "ARGAND,"
Fer OASOLIN'K, and
THE i DANGLER,"
Fer COAL OIL,
I? As the Hist, w hen all points are considered, te
offer te our patrons.
Call and see us. We levu te show our goods,
and are net offended If )ou de net purchase.
Uemeinber, we are agents for
The " Splendid Heater.
llanufactnnsl by Fuller A" Warren Company,
Trey, X. V , which has no rival In durability,
economy of fuel aud control of gas. New Is the
tlme te exainlne and bocemo posted for Autumn
purchases.
UEMKMHEH THE I'LACE 1
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OI'l'OSITE COUUT HOUSE.)
ap2liu,iw
VAIlAHUUi JtO.
R
OSE BROS. & HARTMAN.
$4.00 FfimSOLS
HKDUCEII TO
$3.00. - $3.00.
VEHY'llKST SATIN t ALL FINE SILK LIN
INOS I
The Manufacturers.
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
14 BAST KING ST.
upl-8md
TMl'ORTANT.
Te the many applicants for the 1TALLTE11M
of the
Lancaster Business College.
If yen will call en or address the principal you
can obtain such lnlormatlen as will be el great
advantage toeu in pursuing the COU11SE OK
BI'llDV asreiiuireilut this rnslltutlen. It will
enable you te make greater progress, und u sav
Ing of tlme and labor U guaranteed If you will
carry out inatructieua. Address,
H. 0. WEIDLER.
Principal-
imr
O1T.01 A 1. NOTICE.
HAGER &
LiviIUh' iniil HIIbbeb' Mualln Uiulf rwenr, (Jiuize Undorwenr, Bilk Under
wear, ForelKii nml Donieatlo Hoelery, Droeeeil nml Unilroeeed KtdGlevaa,
Llsle niul Silk Glovea.
PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS,
SUMMER WRAPS, SHAWLS, JERSEYS
Nes. 25 mid 27 West Kinp Streot, Lancaster, Pa.
HAGER &
1M0URN1NG GOODSI
Prloatley'a Black Silk Wrnp Honrlettna, Blnek Oaabmore, OlarotteOlotli,
Etiniltie Oleth.Prlnclttn Cleth, Nun'e VelllnuTviid Oamel'a Hair ; Oeurtland'a
Orftpe nml Nun'a VeIUiik for Vesta , Dlnck Thlbet Lenir nnd Squrtre Bhawla.
Nes. 25 aud 27 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa,
N
Ji:.T DOOK TO TIIF. COURT HOUHli
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Whlte Geeda, Lacea and Bmbrolderlos. Whlte Embrolderod Rebee, 82. 60
tip. Summer Undorwear, all bIeb.
Summer Hosiery Summer Gloves,
LarKe Stoek or theso Geeda new lu Store, and all Marked at Qulek
SolllnfrPrieoa.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE. LANCASTER, PENNA.
JtpnY.ClKK A HAITGHMAN.
Summer Dress Goods
METZGER &HAUGHMAN'S.
We have new In Btoek Special Barnalna In WHITE DRESS GOODS,
beuKht under Refrular Pricea and te be Feld cheap. Vloteria Lawns
at lOe , 12 l-2e.. I6e 20e , 25e , 31e . 37e., India Llnena all gradea :
Strlped and Plaid Muallns , Oorded Piquea , Orlnkled Soerauokora :
Vigil Lawns , VIrII Batlstea,
-AT-
letzger & Haughman's .Cheap Stere,
Ne. 43 West King Street, Between the Cooper Heuse
and Serrel Herse Hetel, Lancaster, Pa.
UKUCKXIZll,
HIGII OHADK COKFKKH.
line old Government Java und Mecha
Cetfeei, the best In the markeL Our Juva lllen
ded ColTee sih-Ij for Itnelf t rich and fragrant,
Sc. iwr pound. Very rlne l'lantatlen Kle
CetfiHw, our beet only aic, per euud; ene very
popular nt We. vvenant you tecall nnd try our
liSc Lotfee. The excellent ctuiillty of our
Ceifves nnd line Tea Is inuklng lrlenih) fast and
rlnn. Our dally nalej Btiew a stendy increase.
Kreih Unas ei every day. A full line of fancy
Groceries. I'leaae gire us a trltl order.
OfcO. VV1ANT,
auglvd Na 113 Went King Streot.
:n
TEW dllOCKUIKS.
" IIONE'-TY IS T1IK 1IK9T POLIOV '
1'reAeuN tneiin ileceptlen. The name. In IU
buMiii-. ue, Isu tntventy of the act. l'ernplca l'ernplca
clem and fir seeing peeple knew this, hither
in riuimtlty or nimlltv, or through trickery,
diipt-i, iny for their delusion Trie purchaser
mm and alwnys diis pty dearly for thnup-pe-..d
gilt. () Mire this question straight In
the fm e and eee hew farcical It Is ; und remem
ber that ou can bn the same colfee for 1-c.
thit veu i.iy "-He for with a package of corn
starch, Ac,, Hhtch you need only buy as you re
quire.
A New Slee Vr of the
IlhST 1IUANDS or TKAS AND COirFKES,
Te I mi ''old en Their Jlerlts
QUANTUM AND O.LALIT1 ULAltANTEED
4T
Charles MacNay's Choice Family Grocery,
Nes 113 nml 117 North Qucen Street.
All kinds of Imported Lhieses. Durkee's
Salad Drewdng Imported Itellshes. t erris A
Company's New nrk- Hams, Jieneless llucen
und smoked Ox Tongues. unc5-lind
JHtHKH.
JOHN ISAEK'S SONS.
NEW BOOKS
Aioelfnred at a liberal discount from the pub'
Ushers' prices.
SMDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
In Library Bets, Class Heeks, Kecerds, IU wards,
bibles, Testaments, (Jalechlsma, etc.
QUARTO BIBLES
Cnntalng King James nnd the Kevlsed V'oi-slens
et both Old und New Testaments In parallel
columns; nlse, with the two versions or the
New Testament, or with the old version of tna
lllble only. In vurleus stylus of binding, at much
lewer prices than by traveling agents.
AT THE UOOKSTOUK OC
JOm BAER'S SOIS,
Neb. 15 and 17 North Queen Streot,
LANCA8TEK. l'A.
OAUU1AUKH.
s
TANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER
Market Streot,
Rear of Poateffloo, Lanoaater, Pa,
My stock comprises a large varlety or the
Lat8t Style lluggn. l'hajtens. Carrliiges, Mur.
ket and lluslness Wagons, which I offer at the
very lowest ngures and en the most ruasonable
turms. ' .
1 call special attention te a few of my own de
signs, ene of which Is the IIDUKKLKV CLOSED
rl!S!CIAN COUI'K, which Is decidedly the
neatest, lightest and most coinpleto I'hyslclan'g
Carriage In the country.
ronten wishing te buy a geed, honeat and
aubstuntlal article, should beur In mind thai
they take no risk In buying uiy work. Kvery
Uarriage turned ent In ulghumu year a geed
one that Is the kind of guarantoe I have tnelfer
the public. All work fully warranted, l'lcase
give me a call.
UKI'AIIUNO I'UOMI'TLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen especially employed ler
thutpurpeMO
pURNITU R K WAR E ROOMS.
BED SPRINGS
Of Every Description
AT
HeITmeier's Furnitare Warerooms,
26 EAST KING. BTRBET.
HuuiM.
BROTHER.
BROTHER.'
AT-
WALL rAl-MM.
AHT WAI.Ii l'Al'KK STORE.
Art Wall Paper Stere,
NO. 131 NOHTII QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTEK, l'A.
Anether large let of (JILT l'AI'EHS Just ar
rived will be sold chean Call early and leek at
them and get prices. V 111 net keep thorn long,
ler the prlce w 111 sell them.
Window strides made ready te hang. I'latn
Sharte Cleth all colors. Window Shades nmde
and hung promptly. Lace Curtains, roles,
Chains, HiMiks, etc.
-N e treuble te show goods.
ALFRED SIEBER,
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN BTRBET,
LANCASTEK, l'A.
pilA
AKi:S W. KRY.
DO NOT -MISS THIS OI'I'OltTUNlTV KOK
Oil LAI OOUDS.
WALL PIPER,
IN UOOD CHOICE I'ATTKIINS, 7c, Cc., 5c, 4c.
Apiece.
LACE CURTAINS,
ICc, fsK)., fii)c.. 7Sc. a I'alr. LACK LAMIIKE-
(H'lNS, Mc. CITltrAIN 1'OI.ES, ac.
DKAl'KltV CHAIN'S, 15c.
IVK HAVE THE CIIEAI'EST
WIRE WINDOW SCREENS MADE.
25c. Apiece up. Everything Must be Beld.
PHARE8 W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTEK. PA. "
HOTELS.
VtL-ANTIO CITY.
THE OLD ESTAI1LISHED
Chester County Heuse,
Contrail y located, convenlont, very near the
Pea, comfortable in every way, and homc-llke.
NOWOl'EN.
J. KEIM & SONS.
:nay2C-2md
lAI'K MAY.
THE STOCKTON.
CAVE MAY, N. J.
The Finest llcach en the CeusL The Largest
and Most Klegnnt Keoslde Hetel in the World.
9-OI'ENB. JUNK SO-Sft
1IENKY ULaIK, Vrep'r.
I.ule or the Grand Union Hetel, Saratoga
Springs. Junc216wd
e
I'ENALIiTHUYKAR.
((
TFE MANSION,"
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The largest and most prominently located
Hetel Kleguntly furnished and liberally man.
aged. Thoroughly lighted, drained and vou veu
tllatud. Open all the ear.
CHARLES MeQLADE.
4r Jlrephy's Orchestra. Je7-Smd
T
HIS I'AIT.R IS PRINTED WITtt
INK
Mannfactured by
J. K. WRIGHT &OO.f
uuulS-lya 26th ana llare St,, VhlUdelphU, V
iv
W . V.V -i
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JU"--&?1SWK''S
t&tftfi&rJtiikJ,