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IiANOASTXB. JULY 13. 1SSS.
An Oracular Organ.
Our esteemed silly contemerary, the
Philadelphia 1'rcss, has discovered a fresh
Democratic boom for governor ; this time
Its victim is Maxwell Stevenson a very
estimable and reputable, man, by the way.
It Is needless te say that according te the
Press Mr. Randall Is pushing Stevenson
as he is also, according te our veracious
contemporary, pushing "Wallace, Guthrie,
Scott and Black, with some counties net
heard from.
The Press, in pursuance of its latest dis
covery of a " Randall candidate " makes
a Democratic city leader of familiar
fame " get off the following remarkable
statement in behalf of Mr. Stevensen:
When lie ran en the Greenback-Laber
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ticket for congress in uie jl-irst district I
in 1878, no polled mera votes in that I
district man ..Masen, me l.aoer
candidate for governor, polled in
the entire city. TheDemecratic candidate
for governor was the late Gen. McCaudless
Stevenson get mere votes in several of the
Democratic wanls than McCandless did,
although hfi "was the regular Democratic
.JJOCiiireer"
Inte what pellucid fountain of Demo
cratic truth does our esteemed silly con
temporary let down its busy buckets V Let
the Democrats beware ! A few mere blaz
ing fire brands from the 1'ress will rend
the party into a thousand warring frag
ments, which will then be exterminated
piecemeal by Bess Quay.
Had Better Succumb.
It transpires that a Democratic state
senator of Missouri, ene J. V. Farris, was
the victim who was transfixed by the presi
dent's veto of a bill te inciease a cnsion cnsien
er's allowance for an increase, who had
been given 'nis Una pension for chronic
diarrheea, and asked for an increase for
sero eyes, resulting from it. The medical
referee who examined the case in October,
ISSe, reported that " the disease of the
eyes cannot be admitted te be a result of
chronic diarrheea." The president took the
same view of it in his veto message and
said rather caustically .
Tbe Ingenuity developed In the constant
and persistent attacks upon tbe public! treas
ury by these claiming jioiiMeiih, and the In
crease of these already granted, is exhibited
In bold relief by this attempt te include sero
eyes among the results of dlarrlieM,
Farris rises up te explain in a letter that
does net much benefit his case. lie sajs
he helped te elect Cleveland, which is te
his credit though it does net bear directly
upon the issue, and makes the veto all the
mera creditable and he lesents the " bru
tality" of the imputation that he lobbied
for his claim w hen, as he says, the bill was
net introduced at his solicitation, or even
with his personal knowledge or consent.
Te this extent only is an injustice appar
ently done him. lie evidently knew the
bill was pending and made no effort te step
it ; though he in no wise shows new any
relation between his sero eyes and his army
service. Indeed the discovery of chienic
diarrhrea, sixteen years after it was con
tracted, Farris being discharged in ISOe,
and his pension applied for in ISM, was in
itself a suspicious circumstance.
Farris had better sit down and keep
quiet.
A Considerate -Mngnump.
Mr. D. II. Chamberlain, native of
Maine, ex-carpet-bag governor of .Seuth
Carolina and for some years past u resident
of New Yerk city, is ene of the ablest and
most characteristic Mugwumps of the
country. Although an ill llaver of the le
construction politics of the Seuth ttill
.clings te him, he is, we believe, a man of
character and of geed repute. lie certainly
has well recognized ability, and in the last
presidential campaign he dealt seme tell-
ing blows at Blaine. He is out
new in a vigorous letter te the Xew
Yerk Timis in which he points
out with much clearness why President
Cleveland and presumably his heads of
departments and appointees te leading
places cannot reasonably be expected te
make ue discrimination between Democrats
and Republicans in appointments te elllce
even under a civil service reform regime.
With a fairness and considerateness that
his class nave net usually shown, Mr.
Chamberlain takes into account the cir.
cumstance that when the new administra
tion came in it found the civil service
packed with Republicans, and they nnd
their patrons claim the protection of the
new system simply te keep their places.
"VVitU much force Mr. Chamberlain writes :
.fc21 J",lh W service baa been made
the engine of party power, lu ranks crowded,
far and wide, high and low, with the bench!
men and workers of the Republican party.
Sueh debasement was never before seen in a
, free country, the United Htates Henate and
President Arthur, ler example, actually en
taring Inte an express compact te bestow en
Manene.01 Virginia, iiiewuole patronage or
that state, from top te bottom, as the price et
Jiw auppert or the Republican party In the
Keuate. The civil service or the United States
imhnMi lO.OnO nHraens. of whmn oil i...
about 600, or one one hundred and tiitleth
fi , part, were Republicans. New. I tav for mv.
Jrjttlt, that net only was such a result an out-
ea aecency. out it was. anu is huh. me
; serious and Just ground et hindrance
difficulty which the president and these
-who think with htm have enceuutered In
MH4reIvll service work. Who that will make
IM eaae iila own can wonder that the average
IkHMOoratte politician or congressman espe
Mtfiy such ldera a Randall or Beck uatu
MHf ffeels indignant at the sight of one-half
ftM American people, his supporters, estra-
ueu PUMic erapieymem r vtue can
tM auw emw twafa under a law and
policy wlilch bave the effect, te a large ex
toot, te oentlnuo this great wrong? '""JMt
"IlerBlTTlicrflio'lccnicref'tlio wiloie civil
service discussion ; nnil tlie pregnant fact
te which the writer calls attention most
fully nnd forcibly exposes the liypeci Isy of
the canting Republicans who linvinR filled
the public servlce with their henchnien,
against every pretense of lien-piirtls.insliip,
new Invoke the leferm l.ivv te Keep them
in. Mr. Chnnibcrlnlii sajsit se well that
no Democrat can better express it :
I maintain further that It Is net mill his net
been the tint of the president te enlorce the
civil servlce principle non lur'lsatuhlp ami
merit enlyas rfglilly ami fully as would
turn lieen the illilv et a Reriilbllenn president
who hail entered upon Ms cilice under like
pledges In lsSe. Tbe lUgratit lnjutlce of
which i nave sjieKcn win lean m ami iiukih
te lead te soniecencesslons which, hut for that
Inequality, would Uiutijutltlible llencemy
disapproval of Randall, Vance and company
is mini compared with my contempt for the
attitude of nearly the whom of the Repiihll.
can parly press and the Republican le.ideis
en this subject, IVxiiie new as civil service
reformer, after their long ret el of unre
strained enjoyment of the spoils system, and
demanding that the president be lield te the
strictest adherence te bis personal views en
this question, they expose themselves te the
Justautmalverslen el nil fair-minded men as
arrant Pharisees nnd hypocrite. Mr. Geerge
K. Hear, In ene of bis recent " preadauilte "
diatribes lu the Senate, (they de net doerve
te be called speeches, ) says thn' postmasters,
internal revenue collector", ami me
like olllcers, have "nothing te de wltli the
policy of an administration ". yet, for fully
-0 years Mr. Hear and his pirty hate been
engaged In a ruthless war en the Incumbent
of the smallest Federal elllce from Maine te
California who was net n Republican. 1 ob
serve, tee, that that Websterlau statesman
from Massachusetts, Mr. Jehn D. Leng, does
net think the president come up te his lull
duty 1 I would like te see Mr. Leng display
as much backbend In a year or a lifetime ns
tbe president shows every day. (inv. lieug's
Atlantean shoulders have neter yet borue
the tlthe of tbe weight of lldelty te duty en
civil matters which the litile linger of the
president dally c.irrle".
Tite Trains en One Track.
If the llarrisburg cerrcsK)iident et the
Xetv Yerk Smi is reliably advised and
makes faithful report, lless nny is wrest
ling with a plan te captivate the lupier
league that is intended te be as adroit and
is etas bare-faced as his scheme in the
state convention te stay the 1'rohibitieu
defection from his paity.
It seems that at the sessions of the liquor
league in Pittsbuig te-day, Monteoth, who
was a candidate before the convention for
lieutenant governor, is te deliver an ad'
UCMlt:uuuv UlClllUl) 13 IV ucinvi till .1
dres3 0f welcome.; Cel. I). C. Keller, who
was voted for in the convention for secre
tary of internal affairs, and is a saloon
keeper in Reading ; Harry K. Gnillln, sec
retary of the Republican state committee,
who is a saloon-keeper at l'ottstewn, and a
number of ether saloon and hotel-keepers
in Philadelphia are te figure as delegates
and use their intluence te persuade the
liquor men that the Prohibition plank was
a bait te lure the Temperance men and
means nothing serious te the disadvantage
of the liquor interests.
The circumstance that Oen. Beaver joined
the party at Tyreno and rode out with
them, drinking soda by the way, may have
been only a coincidence; it may have hap
pened by design.
This is net a geed tear for politicians
trying te ride two horses.
It being an admitted fact that ler every
one who Is the owner of a bicycle there are "0
ethers who would like te be, but whose
finances will net admit of the requisite out
lay, It is te supply this latter class and ethers
who de net care te have a machine of their
own, that ene el the principal bieycle manufac
turing companies is about te establish a sort
of blcycle livery in Pittsburg, a place w here
young men can hire, for a nominal price, a
machine of any kind, from tbe graceful racing
bicyi le te the substantial reidstnr tandem
The plan is In successful operation in heteral
et the larger cities of the country. This
scheme would meet n long tult want and
should be a shining success in every large
city.
Tim Republicans would gl mere than a
llttle for something te prohibit the l'rolubl l'relubl l'rolubl
tleulsts from voting for their own candidates
in this state.
It seems almost lucrodible that any sane
man who gets te Congress should make such
a preposition as this, from the recent speech
et Uel. ('. H. Grosvoner In Connecticut :
"Whenever a member et Congress pre
sents himself armed with a rortiuv.ite, let
that certificate show the number et votes
cast at the election in bis district en the day
when he claims te hate been elected. If
that certtllcate of votes shows a wide and un
explained discrepancy between the tutors et
the district and the votes cast, let the law et
Congress refuse that man his seat, and pro
hibit the clerk Irem placing his name en the
roll of Congress, and relegate the question of
representation back te the constituency of
ttie district.
This would put it into the potter et the
clerk et Congress te control the organiza
tion of Congress at almost nny tlnie upon
the lllmsiest of pretexts. It Is necessary te
estimate drosvenor as a feel te satehlm from
the suspicion of being a knat e.
Twe cowboys fought a bare kuuckle con con
ten in Chicago the ether day for it girl's
laver, and the winner was row. irdetl with a
kiss, liere was a prize worth striving for.
1 r Is a rather curious coincidence that Phila
delphia has had touemo te Lancaster se otten
for Its contractor bridge-builders. While the
war was lu progress, McGrann, Rellly A Ce.
werebulldlug tbe Chestnut street bridge, and
net se long thereafter the Cailetvhlll street
bridge, with its uianslve masonry and magulfl magulfl
cent approaches, sprung into life under the
guiding hand et the late Cel. Win. M, Wiley,
of this city. New R. A. Malone .V Sens., or
Laucaster, are beginning the construction of
me .iurK0i street unuge, which will cost
f -7 1,000. When It Is completed, as Mr.
Malone expects in July, lbS7, three great
thorough lares across the .Schuylkill, Joining
the two Philadelphia., will bear Lancaster
names en their bread foundations.
It is a geed thing for people te go occa
sionally out of town, ler they learn w hut a
Jelly geed city Lancaster Is.
Stoxeit Lrcci, an Italian, is about te
undertake a two months' fast that will
eclipse that el Dr. Tanner. Ue has Just com
pleted a fast et fourteen days under strict
watch at l'erti, and the most remarkable lea lea
ture et the case Is that, although he bocemos
thin and hlsllcsh assumes a certain mummi
fied leek, his muscular lorce seems te be
rather increased than diminished during this
airy regimen or by the ellect et a marvel marvel
eous liquor, which he claims In one dose will
enable a man te abstain from feed ter an in.
crodible time. He leses weight, and the
sklu takes n roddlsh-yellow tint, and the
pupils of the oye are dilated, but neither
brain power nor muscular lorce appears tu be
in the least degroe diminished. I.ucci hh
that hia marvelousllquerls umde Irem herbs
gathered by him in Africa, but that thuy are
also te be found lu Italy.
Tiik English, Scotch und Welsh assem
bled In Philadelphia en Monday night te
inderse Gladstone Hre Is a pointer ler the
Duke of Argyll.
1'iiANKi.iKilevvEM., a preuiltietit young
man of Scranton, was te marry MUs Oeslett,
but tbe spirit of Ills dead fatber advlaed lilm
net te marry at present. He hai paid her
?10,000 te be released. If bis father'a spirit
was tbrlfly, lie was net rispomlble ter tbe
latter line of conduct.
COUNTY AGRICULTURISTS.
tukxIVly .vnrriMi uf this aucjen
imi.v e.v jtu.vfi.tr.
Cemlllliiii el llm Creps Noticed hj- .snrinl
Mrmlirr tmciiMtnn nu lllrds rikI lii.rcts.
ThtilUliilttl-t'rult llillntdl .Ilie.Mriltn
til lj(h Varlelj' Ciimmeiitril I'pen.
The July meeting of the Lancaster County
Agricultural and Horticultural society was
held Monday ntlcruneu In the . M.V. A
hall, having been HMtpent'd ene week en
ncoeuntof the celobratlen of Independence
Day en the fttti.
l'resldent Lnndls being absent, ice Presi
dent Henry M. Kngle presided.
The meeting was a sin til one, only the fol
lowing named niemlier btdng present
II. M. Knule. Marietta . Jeph V. Wltmer,
P.iradle ; V. It. llrelu. Druuiete; Leti S.
Relst, Oregon j W. 1'. l'tfer, citv ; Casper
lllller. Conestoga ; s. p. Kny. cltv . tt Ivester
Kennedv, Oip; l R. DitlendertliT, city : J.
M. Johnsten, citv ; S. u. Resh, West Willow .
.1 H. H. Rudy, city, nnd I. X, Limit, Man
helm. Tin: lOMinie.N ei thk mers.
Crep reports being called for, several mem
bers responded, the result el their re"ixinie
sbewiug a very ravernble condition et uearlt
all kinds of crops.
Casper Hiller said the bay nnd grain crops
are as geed as any pret leuly hart e-ted. The
damage te wheat bv the se-called " army
worm " is hardly perceptible. The corn
crop is net yet very premising, but there Is a
geed ehance for a full cren : the apples fell
oil largely, but there are enough letttemake
a lull crop; the pear crop, which n month
age was thought te be tery light, will yield
heavily.
Levi S. Reiststld thst though a very large
proportion of tbe npplcs had fallen oil, the
crop is ns geed n ene e hate bad for
many year s the w heat yield Is unexpectedly
large and the eats crop will be a magnificent
one ; nil ether cres are geed except grapes.
Mr. Reist said he was lu Lebaneu county
lately, where the corn was tery uneven.
Seme dealer in wheat etect it te fall te 7i
cents per bushel.
t. 1. Eby reKrted that en bis place all
Irnlt crop, Includiug grape, were tery
full. He never had se large a crop of
cherrie.
V. 11. Rreslus ald all the crops were
geed, and the growing corn premising.
V. S. Wltmer reported the grit' crop ex
cellent, nearly twiee as heavy a hoexeeted ;
inoteoaccois well tct anu doing nictuy, out
the fields are very weedy e 1 the corn be
never saw the fields se weedy and the plants
se Irregular; seme corn l as high it the
lences, ether field are tery btrkttard The
earlv planted tields are the best.
Ill M. Kugte s.Ud the wheat harvest was
enormous the weather belug very favorable
(or wheat, eat, potatoes and gras hut
net geed for corn and gnipes ; he tears the
grape crop will be very short compared with
last year's crop; fruit or all kind will be
abundant; apples fell oil greatly, but there
are still tee many en the trees; pache.s are
coming en nicely ; the straw berrt crop was a
wonderful one, raplxrnes and iilackberries
also will make a very lull crop ; tne cherries
retted tery much en the trees, the pear crop
will be nu aterage ene; the potato crop will
be unusually large, there being net much
damage irem ret; the rainfall ler June,
1 5-10 Inches.
Cper Hiller said in ('oncteca there were
no rainfalls heavy enough te make the water
run In the fields.
I'ssays and communication, en motion et
1. R. Dltlenderller, were laid evor te next
meeting.
Henry Kurtz, of Mount Jey, sent In an In
terrogatory communication "asking whether
the "army worm" which had destroyed the
wheat, was a lly that laid eggs and hatched
worms or whether the worms generated ero
with another.
PICrsION AIlefT lllltl'S AND INXl T.
A discussion ensued in which Messrs.
Reist, Wltmer, Bresiu, Rhy and ethers took
part, in tt hlch protectieu was demanded for
the iwrtrldge, the crew, the ralnblrd and the
blackbird. The cat bird, robin and ether In
sectivorous birds came iu ter mere moderate
praise. The bobolink and cedar bird were
denounced a pestiferous.
The plant-louse was said te be tery nu
merous, and the re-e-bug very searee. The
potato beetle was reerted as being were
than for seme years past Paris green and
hand-picking were reeemmeuded as the best
means et destroying them.
Jeseph 1". Wltmer oiled atteutien te the
remarkable growth et a seedling walnut,
which was titteen inches In height when
planted, grew very little the first or second
year but the present tear has grown mere
than five feet.
II. M. Knsle presented samples of peaches
and berries. He had several early tariPties
of peaches that came two weeks earlier than
Hale's early. They were all subject te ret;
weieuet a geed artlcle for shipping .would
net recommend their introduction, te any
great extent, as their only vatue is their earl!
ues. Mr. Lngle presented mere than a dozen
varieties of rasplierrie. IIh gave it as bis
opinion that the Cuthbert.a pretty red berry
Is the fineit et the let; the Gregg, a black
variety.comes next ; the llansell, a red berry,
next; the Herstine, a finely tlavered red
berry, next, ami the Thttm k next The
Ilraudywine, red, was said te ben tery geed
berry ; Shealler's Colossal, a large tarietv,
has nothing but its dull color against it ; the
Lest Ruby is very pretty, but net desirable
mr marKeitng, as it tans te pieces tee eally.
The New Rechtille, Crimson Reality, I'resser,
and Philadelphia were said te 'be net se
geed.
Mr. Rngle exhiblted some tery line dew
berries et the Luc relia variety, and the follow
ing varieties of black berries: The Snyder,
which Is the best ; the Karly Harvest, second ;
the Wilsen Junier, third; httymans Early,
fourth, and a seedling next
Mr. Englealse showed a stalk or timothy
six feet and three Inches In height, and a
stalk of rye seven feet and six Inches.
Jehn G. Rush, of West Willow, presented
a basket et Eimideu peaches. They were
small and net quite rlpe. They were net
claimed te have much merit except that they
ripen early. They ret almost as seen as they,
ripen.
S. I Eby proented a basket of Doyenno
d'Ete pears ; they were quite toothsome.
Adjourned.
PERSONAL.
Ruaii Admiral Rkkd Weiidkx. a natite
of Pennsylvania, died yesterday at Newport,
R. I., aged (vJ yearn.
Jamks l Reiihuii'K, of Haleten, lias
been reappointed by (iovernor Pattison, te
be Inspector of mines for tbe l'eurtb anthra
cite coal district,
Leiu Kanuum'ii Citflti hill's admirer,
ttbe front 1.1m acbeck for i.J,lKid ler tbe Par
liamentary fund, alter reading Ida matilfobte,
lias net yet bad his Identity disclosed.
Hi'.Nnv Vii.LAitii will probably return te
America this tail, but net te eiiKaije ajtaln lu
any of bis old enterprisea. It is Hald that
he has niade a satisfactory Hottlement of his
ullalrs.
Jehn II. Hni.iiv, aj;ed M years, a promi
nent and wealthy cltlien of Lebanon, lias
becomelnsano tbreui;h the wrongdoings of a
son, and was yesterday taken te the asylum
at Harrisburx.
Miss C'luvelanii has written te the busi
ness manager of Literary Life, of which she
accepted the editorial management, directing
him net te have her name appear In any part
et the magazine.
Hen. Eiiwin 1'i.v 1:, or Damarlscetti, Me.,
who sueceededMr. RUIne In the 11 ienai
Heuso of RepresenUtltes when the latter
ttas transferred te tlie Senate, died yester
day at the home or his daughter al As hland,
l'ltKSIDlINTl'ltANKLIN II. GetVK.V, or the
Reading railroad cempitiy, has sent nn open
letter te Jehn R. (iarrett, chairman of the
Heading beard or reconstruction trustees, of ef
taring a compromise by tthlch the com
pany's plan et reorganisatien Ishall be put
lertb In lieu of that et ihe trustees, and Mr.
(lowen te pertnaneiitty rotlre from elllclal
coiinectiou with the company.
M""-,S,":VKI'A!",UHa",lo'wverurnl8lied
a Wu-shiugten photographer sittings ler
tvtonty-titeillllerent negatives, oache! differ
ent style and posing. Khe sat or Meed ler
several of these lu her bridal robes. The
president anil Mrs. Cleveland hate all tbe
negatives ler examination, mid ttill belect
theso which they are willing ahall be used.
All the ethers will tied octreyed. The happy
artist expects te sell a million copies.
HUNAioitXlH.be.v V. Al.liitKU'H friends
for some weeks have Iieen apprehenslve
about his liealth. Alter careful medical treat
ment, having shown no signs of Improve
ment, they have Kent him, lu care or an at.
tendant, te Deer Park, where they hepe he
will improve. His principal trouble is
somewhat similar te that which allllcts ex
President Arthur a derangoment of the
digestive organs, which threatened kidney
complications. Senater Aldrlch 1 ene of
the youuger senators, being thlrty-llve years
of age.
,H'.sii.v .M'VAUTiir.
A
line til llm llrails nml rrents "1 the llmne
Itille .tleteinent nml a l'mimus Ninell.l.
The battle for home rule in Ireland lis
only jut begun, nnd we may leek for turbu
lent scenes In England during the next few
months. One or tbe sturdiest, tnunchel
lriends that Ireland has is Justin McCarthy,
who ha been defeated at the pull fernseat
in Parliament J utln Mi earthy advocate"
Ireland's c.me In -easen and out . neter for
a moment lias the weal of hlsuitite land
been absent trem hts mind and te-day he is
idellred bv the Irish masses. He was born
In Cerk In In', nntl joined tlie stall of a
I Iverpoel newspaper tn In" '" ld) lie re
ported the doings et tbe Heuse ler the .Worn .Wern .Worn
ite;.S' ir, nud In 1st. I became filler ivllter el
that sheet lu lvVs he resigned his pest and
traveled In this country for three tear. He
contributed articles te the Londen i.Vi icir,
HV.tfrniiinfrr ?! i , h'ei I iiku I'll; AVririr,
Xtnetrenth t' in and various ether Eng
lish a well as American perietllc.ils. He Is
tbe author of various net el-, among outers
"ij.ndv Judith," "Denna titiixete," "Cen
AmerV," etc.. etc. In IssO lie published " A
Hitorvef our On n Time," and In ls-J, "The
Eswhef Reform." He was sent te Parlia
ment from Longford, Iielaud, lu March l-"'X
He was vice president of the Irish Parliament
party iu the llou-e i f Commens.
lliliy Is teetblng Hardly knew It u. lug Iib
lUs.is reethln Letien Price, SS cents.
1 heu-antls ei dallies are wasted and haggard
from illKirhee l'a. Ilwe't Dlarrhips Mixture
cures wltht.jt dryltii. the bowels. Price, S
cents. J) I luid.xtr
Ul'F.VIA.1. HUT IV Kit.
SltlLliirs tL'UK will immediately relieve
Croup, Wbenj iuk Leuuh anil Ilroiiehltl". Ker
sale by II II Cochran, Druggist, .te. u; "erth
yueeii street.
Caution.
We would caution the l'ubltc te tsjware et
Dealers etfertni; Kemp's lUU.tm al less than the
regular l'rlis". Se cjnts nnd II, as eltenttmes Imi
tations or in ferlorartlclesnre sold a.s the genuine
In order te enable them te sell cheaply 11 11.
Cochran, druggist. Xe. 137 North t)ut en street Is
euraitent for Lancaster, t-auiple iKittle clveu
toyeur. eli-lwd.Vw
THAT HACKING LOltfl! can le ee quickly
turnl by Miileh s Curu. We puarautce iu Ker
ile by II, IS. Cochran, Druggtau Ne. Ul North
tJiK't'ii street.
H(npni IIt Ytiutli.
Mr-. rhPbnCheily, lVtennn, Cluy Ce v inn a,
telu tht loilewtng tvmirkubln -itiry. the truth
et which U vencheil ter by th rtfaentMOt the
town "lam 7t yiun eUl, ha ' fvx treublpj
vlth kldmy cemplHtut ami lainpn for many
Ttar- ; ceul-l net tlrp3 tns-elt without help
New I am fi' from alt pain .mil terene ami
am abl te de all my own hutirb 1 ewe
my thank- te Elect rtc llltti-i (nr hav inic n
uflweil my youth, ami remei tl nu.piet ly all
ilt-ea-tc and pain ' Trv a bettl1 , "in "hi tt
Cochran Pra Mern, U7 and 1R North yntn
otreett Lancjistt-r, l'a j
A IC"iuarh.ilil tloed IrtH
l hn w he ntteml te the comfort et hi- tamlly
and w ill net 1 t hi- little ent'H "UtTtT ulthatfec ulthatfec
tlen of the Thieut and Liing, wheieby thrir
IIvva mav le t'lidnnift't'i'd, but nbe should at alt
tlmej give them that evtMidifii rt'inrdy, Ktinp's
JldUatu. Price V) cent.- and i 1 7Vt ate free
Fer .ale by 11. II. Cochran, diuggit,U7 North
gueenfetrvct, (1)
ltiuklfn'tf Arnb k s.il,p
The lfttiUvf In the world for CuU, UruUfH,
Pere1, t lcr, a!l Uhum, rvM ten1", TettT,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, cei ni, and all Skin
Kruptlens, and positively chic-! Iile8, ei no pay
requind It U guaranteed teHe perfect satU satU
factlen, or money rotunded 1'rlee 2S cents imt
box. Ker sale by 11. it. (. nrui, Hruirgl4t,lJ7
and 133 North Queeti Htreet. 1 antiUter, l'a
Iiamielh'M I.iver l'ELLLTs for iirte headache
erp Id liver, biliousness and indtt-tien bmall
andcuky toswallew. One pill a de-e I'rlee.iSc.
ltyalldraggistn. f t iunlTa.lh.S
BIULOII'S COUGH and Consumption Cere 13
sold by us en a fznarantt-e it curt s Consntni Censntni Consntni
tlen. Fnraalebyll.il Cech.-i 1, Druggist, Ne
IS) North Queen street.
Fer Hay I'eter.
"(itve Ely's Crenm Halm n trdi' This Justly
celebrated reirnsly for the i m-ef tauirm, hay
fever, cold In the head, Ae.i.in be obtained et
any leputnlile ilrutrntst, and in n lw relied upon
ata sale und pleas mirerneiU tt.i the nbete com
plaints and will (?lve ImuiedUte relief. It Is net
a ltiuid, suiiO or powder, lias nu eifunalve oiler
and can be list d ut any time with ecm1 results,
as thousands can testify, arrmij them nmeet
the attaches of thin otllce." V"' r the Timet,
May i, In-0. JJ-iwdeedAw
CUOri. WHOOPING COUt, It and Urnnchltla
Immediately relleved by hhlh.h ure Fer sale
by 11. 11. Cochran, Druggtdt, Ne UJ North Queen
street.
The Kxcltement Nut Oter.
Tbe rush at II. 11. Cochran, druirijtst. Ne. 137
North IJtieen street, still continues m account
of persons nllllctcd with Ceuh, Colds, Asthma,
IlienchltUnnd Cenautnptlnn, loprecureabottlu
of Kemp's ILulsam ter the Thre.it and l.unis,
which Is old en a Buaranlee and la Ktvlnirenttrt)
satisfaction. It Is a Htnnihinl tumliy remedy.
Price McenU nnd II. Trial uteree. el5-lwdJtw
Fer lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Por Per
ous Plaster, l'rlce 23 cent, for sule by 11. II.
Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1JU North (jaeen street.
K1IJNKV TllOUIII.liS.
A Case of Many Years Mantling Cured With
btx Itutiles, in a Man 00 Yean el A Re.
ALLENTOWK, Pa., May , lss.
IIandelies lliTTKIta Ce. dents I had been
troubled ttlthiny kldneys for a number of years,
used almost everything without muchbtmeflt
until I tried Dandelion Hitters. I used six bot
tles and am plcased te say I am entlruly rid of
the kidney treuble, besides my system being
toned up be that I feel like n different person. I
cheerfully recommend the same te all afflicted
In this way. JACOlllIUSCIU.lTZ.
leb-3inilTu,Th,S
JUST AS GOOD.
Don't allow anyone- te make you believe any
ether remedy In Jmit as geed for sick headache,
as Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription, for It ts net
true. This Is the only remedy In the world that
strikes at the root of the dUeute und dilves it
out. ulve It u trial.
A Captain's Fertnnate DUcnrery.
CapL Celinnnn, schn Weymouth, plying be
tween Atluntlc City and N. Y., had been trou
bled with nonughse tint be was unable te sleep,
and wee Inducts! te try Dr. King's New- lii.cov lii.cev
cry forCensuinptlnn. It net only gave him In
stant roller, but alluyed U" extrttinu soreness of
his breast. Ills cbllilren were similarly affected
and a single dose bud the same happy infect
Dr. King's M)w Discovery Is new the stnndiud
remedy in tbe Geluman household and en beard
the schooner. Free trial bottles of this sUind.rra
remedy at II. '11. Cochran's Drug Mere, 1.17 and
lui North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. (!)
WILL YOU BUlTFKIl with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint t Shiloh's Vltallser is guaran
teed te cure you. Fer sole by II. It. Cochran.
Druggist, Ne. 137 North Queen street.
THERE HAS HKl'.N NO ADVANCE IN
Ladles' and Gent's Furnishing Goods this
season, HL'T A DECLINE. We buy our goods
ns wtt need them, having no room te store up
and get stale stock Our profits uru small nnd
receive goods elten, una our customers aie
always benefitted in a declining murket, ns has
been tbe cuse this season especially. Pleasticall
and uxuinlue our bluplu goods und save menev.
AT HhCHTOLti's, "
Ne bl North Uuetin street.
WSlore open Saturday nights until 11 e clot k.
TMPROVE VOl'R VACATION DAYK.
Hl'ECIAL CLASS IN WltlTINa
AT TUB-
LA.NOABTKIl COMMERCIAL COLLEUK,
Ne. 104 East King Street,
ON JULY 19.9TO10 IN TlIKMOUNlNa.
Fer particulars call en cr address
11. 0. WE1DLEU, Principal,
fall Term will epvn Monday, BcptenibcrtJ.
lliiliyn
KM
MKIUVAI.
YMR'S HAIR VIGOR.
PERFECT HAIR
Imliralc natiinit mid healthy condition of
the sculp, ivnil of the glanils through hlch neitr
tl UH'iit Is obtained, tt hen. In eonscquimre of
!))! mid dlMsiset tlie hair becomes weak, thin,
ami gray, Aj pi llatr Viger will ntvoiiRtlien It.
rc-tote Us I'llKlnal rotor, promote Its lapldRiiil
k'oreu tfrewlh.um! Imp-tit te It tlie lustre mill
ftsshiicss el veulli
1 hat e used Aer s llalr V'lgei for n loin; time,
mil am rout liieed or l' value VV hen I was 17
tenrsnf nni tny hnlrlii'iniu in nire gr 1 com cem
iiemed unliiK Hi" V liter and was snipilseil nt
he isneit ellett it pnsliueil 11 net only le
I t-vd the color le my Imlr, Inn se -.litniilalcd
i-i(i i 111 that I lute iteu meiv linn than eter
in 'it ' VV . I ilHiirtls.felilwnlei, Miss
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR.
s 1 ' till ImulujMj uiul Vrfuinera.
tf IHI s vt m
npin'tlte . it N 'in -your
uilnil eon lu
it fiem debility ami less e(
emiiiti Is out et onterer
I taVe Ayei's Sarsapa
will rt'-itii-e phtsUnt loice
ll is. ihi uetm in.
mil elsstleltt In the estein inei. mirely anil
speedily than auv lenli ei ilisiewrvtl
ler six liieulli 1 suit, led fiem lltei ami
stomach trtiubles ly t.ssl ilid net nourish inn
uitl 1 became west mid tei nuuli i ms tateit.
1 took six bottles of .Wet's "ut-np iillln nnd was
, uivil. Julius tl l'almei, Spilngnt 1.1. M is
Ayer'sSarsaparilla,
lrMtnt,.t liv llr .1 I-
Aver A Ce, l.ewill, Ma-s.
I'llcefl ; six bellies,
Sold by druggists,
July'.-t5
llUVUKrVUMMIIStt UUUllei.
w
E HAVE A LARUE STOCK
Of TIIK BK9T
REFRIGERATORS
l.N TIIK CITY.
The Tierce Dry Air Refrigerator.
UAKDKXUOSK, WATKli VVOl.KKH.
1CK CKKAM FKKKZKRS,
AndalullllueufllOCSKfUKMSIIlMi UOODS
T'ne larsest stock of I. V KITl'KKln the
city. Special attention paid te Gai-fllllng, tin
Kisitlnir ami spouting
We have lust iccelt oil another let of theso Sc,
OL01JKS.
JOHN p. sehatiim: & SON,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKll. PA.
e
I'll TRADE-IN
EEFM&ER1T0RS
ha never been e lnrgn a hU eaen It would
h.ie been much larger hid we been able te tilt
our order, N trouble te j;et Itetrlgtiraier,
but "i:il)GE A Sand ALASKA 3 aregcarte.
Weluvuft lew lelt.
Ice Cream Freezers
AMI-
WATER COOLERS.
We hate plentr lWm t think w would hate
them lun It pceplu knett hew cheap Ihey are.
Till6' 13 TIIK SEASON t'Olt
OIL STOVES.
tt n have a ilnxnn liirerentmal.es. In this ay
tie tlnil out wlni h Is the hi st. '1 here Is lint one
thst Is reall reliable and sure, Iho ADAMS A
tt EalLAKC l iiunsjiploMve.
l.V
LAWN MOWERS
we have nevcral varieties, the l'KN'JJSV LVA
M t of course at the head.
This Is the season of the year te have your
Heaters looked after. In having this lnat'er at
tended te re te a hoiine that thoroughly under
stands their business.
l'l.UMISl.Nwnndii.vs KITTING by Ilrst-class
workmen at Lewest l'rlces.
FL1NN & BRENEMAH,
Ne. 152 North Queen Streot,
LANCASTKlt, l'A.
w
AL A. K1EKFE1U ALDUS C. UERR
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite, Court Heuse).
Invite all Housekeepers te Call and Inspect
their stock of
Heusefmmshing Goods.
A Complete Line constantly en hand. COOK
al'OVi.Sftnd UA.M.F.S, l'AHLOlt STOVES,
HF.ATKI1S and L KNACKS.
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
Alter carefully examIhIiik the merits of all
etTwrcU te the tnulti, e hve selectttl
THE rARGAND,"
Fer GASOLINE, and
THE Jt DANGLER,"
ter COAL OIL,
As tbe licst, when idl points aie considered, te
eirer te our patrons.
Call and see us. tVe love te show our goods,
and are net attended ir you de net purchase.
llemember, we aru agents for
The " Splendid " Heater.
Mnniifactureil by Fuller ' Warren Company,
Trey, N. Y .which has no rival In durability,
economy of fuel und control of gus. New la the
time te uxamlne and become posted for Autumn
purchases.
KEMK1IIIKU THE PLACE t
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE )
apii.tta.lw
VVUNITUKK.
JIU.
RN1TURK WAREROOMS.
KITCHEN PUMITU11E
HefTmeier's Furniture Warerooms.
20 EAST KINO STREET.
44 Plcture Frames te Order,
WAT VII KB.
-yy-ATOHES, OLOOKH, Ae.
WATCHES, CLOCKS. Ae.
8PKC1ALBALKOF GOLD-FILLED CASES
(Uess's Munufuctuie), hunting or oiMn-cuted
watch, nlckle works. 15, Jewels, stem winding
and suttlug (limited number) at rw.Ui).
Alse 7S In stltaredhuntlng ceses, sumo works,
at f 7 Ml tinea.
Great bargains In Lancaster Watches. All the
best Klglns uud ethers. Correct time dally by
telegraph t only place in city Rest watch and
lewelry reimlrliig. L. tV Ell Kit,
J ' Ne. 150X North Queen MroeL
(Nearl. It. It. Station.
Mr Spoctucles und Eye Glasses. Optical
Meeds.
MAIUCLKY'S "YAKA BEAUTIES"'
clear tilled of choice Se. 1 Havana, are
reeemmeuded te levers of a gonulne Havana
Cigar, ut
MAUKLKY'8. " Yellow Frent,"
, No.2iKerthQ;uve street
(ronneily llartuiRu's)
HUT (MMJIM,
H.M
iKR A BROTHER.
White Goods for
ISniA UA'i'.V.
j'u r:yc u js t a'z e e k,
nxai.isn xaixzoek,
IXhl.l Ml'l.L,
Embroideries and Laces I
SWISS KMItUOIIiKISIK., leuii(liig nml (It emll te mulch. N.V1N.OOK KMIIHOt
II KUI IS, lletiiieliignnil Dtemll te match. I AMIIIlll KM IIIHH IlKUt KS, llin Material te
matih. 1 UI.OUK11 K.tt IIIUllltKHlKs, llmas Material teiuatcli. UMIIIIOIDKIUKH, ItUIIKS
KStl 111 VI. 1.ACKSMUT1M1, lllaclc mid Kciu. II1I1IT UK I.Al K 1'I.OUNUINO, llUck
atitl l.tru. KlIV fl't.VN l.ACKSKIUTINll, tl liilenml Cieatn I. (IV l'TIA.N LACK KtOUNU
I Mis, Mhlte nnd I ivam. 1IK.VDKI) KltOM'S.l OIlllKlt I'llRi:, HVVIbSMl'Sl.lN, KUK.NCII
I AW N, V AMIIUK.S AM) SA'l KKNS
HAGER & BROTHER,
Nes. 25 and 27 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
-jVTET.l.l.R A .HAUOHMAN.
Metzger &.Haughman
Have the Hest GO Oent
MAHOMED SHIRT
That has evor been sold for the niouey ; equal te many
new sold at 75 cente. Sizes, 12 te 17.
METZGER &
Ne. 43 West King Streot, Botweon the Ooepor Heuso
and Serrel Herso Hetel, Lancaster, Pa.
N
TEX T DOOR TO THE COURT HOVHI-
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Whl te Oetxld, Ltvces tvud Embrolilcrles.
Stimmer Umlorwervr, nil elzoe.
up
Summer Hosiery
Lnrge Stock
Seiling Prices.
of tliCBO G00J0 new
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT
HA LI. I'AFKU.
TJI1ARE.-.W. 1TIV.
dun r suss Tin oppenifNiiv
TO 1IUY CHEAP
Window Screens,
Veu will nevcr be able teget theinsolew ugaln
ii Inches high, SI Inches wide, let r cents,
l'lalu Screens, ether sles, lu proportion. We
bsve sold hundreds, and It is surprising the
luantlty we hie put out this summer.
WALL PAPERS,
4c, 5c, Oc.
aud 7c
SH VDES-lIest spring Heller.
W cents.
ready te bang
PHARES W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
AllT WALL PAPER STORE.
Art Wall Paper Stere,
NO. 131 NORTH QUEEN STItEKT,
LANCASTER, PA.
Anether large let of GILT PAPERS just ur.
rived will be sold cheap. Call enrly and leek at
them and gut prices. Will net keep thorn long,
ler the price will null them.
Window Shades mnde ready te hang. Plain
Shade Cleth all colors. Window Shades umde
nnd hung promptly. Lace Curtains, Poles,
Chains, Heeks, etc.
-N e treuble te show goods.
ALFRED SIBBER,
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
UUUVEUIJSS.
HIGH GRADE COEFEEH.
Flne old Government Java and Mecha
Coffees, the best In the murkeL Our Java blen
ded Coftee speaks for Itself; rich und fragrant,
23c. pur pound. Very tine Plantation Rie
Coffees, our bust only sue. per pound! ene very'
popular nt 15c. We want you te call and try our
who. Coffee. The exccllcnt quality or our
CotTeeg und tine Teas Is making 1 rlends fast nnd
rlrm. Our dally sules show a steady Increase.
Fresh Roasted every duy. A full line of fancy
Groceries. Plouse glve us n trial onler.
u EO. tvlArt r,
augSO-lvO Ne. 113 West King Street,
A'1
T HURSK'S.
jre-Our sleru will closeatop. m., duilug the
summer months, with the exception et Bat
urdays, when we clese at lu p. in.
PICNIC PLATES
-AND-
PICNICGROCERIES
-AT-
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. l'A,
Mi- Fer Bale A GOOD SAFE. Price, U3.U0.
CPARKLINcfWINES. "
OUll OWN IIRAND I
Special Great Western Wine,
The Finest and Purest American Wine In the
Market. At
nEICrART'S OLD "WINE STORE.
Summer Wear !
VICTUUIA LA ll'.ViS',
t'in:cK XAixy.evit.
I'l.Ain LAWJS'S.
HAUGMAN,
Whlte Embrolderod Hobes, $2.60
Summer Gloves,
in !3tore, and nil Mivrked nt Quick
HOUSE.
LANCASTER, PENNA.
A TLANT1C CITY.
1IIK OLD KSTAtlLlSHKD
Chester County Heuse,
Centrally Incited, convenient, tery near the
fen, comfortable In every way, and home-like.
NOW OPEN.
J. KEIM tt SONS.
mar'-md
rXVPE MAY.
THE
STOCKTON.
t.VPE MAY, N. .1.
'I he Finest Reach en the Coast. The Laigest
and Most Elegant seaside Hetel In the World.
-UPEN. JUNK SO -in
11KNKY CLAIR, Prep'r.
L.tte of the Grand Union Hetel, Saratoga
Springs. JuneilUwd
QI'KN ALLTIli: Yl'.AR.
(
TFE MANSION,"
ATI. VNTIC CITY, N. J.
The largest aud most piemlnently located
Hetel Kit'Kantiy fiirnlsbed and liberally man
aged. Thoroughly lighted, drained and ven
tilated. Open all the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
-Urepby's Orchestra. Ju7-mJ
ASHLAND HOTiSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
reopens JULY 1st, under new manage
ment. Elertrlc lights, electric bells, city water,
lln.t-classcul.ilne. Term moderate. Flist-class
burattached. HENRY KAHTKR,
Jyl-lmd Lnte of Grape Hetel, Lancaster, Pa.
OOAI
T R. MARTIN,
WUOLHSALS AMD RXTAIL USALSR IK
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
-Yard: Ne. 420 North Water and Prince
Stieels, above Lemen. Lancaster. u3-lyd
rAUMUARDNER.S & JEKKE1UES.
COAL DEALERS.
Orriea : Ne. 12) North Quean street, and Ne.
te North Prince streeL
Yardh ; North Prince street, near Reading
Depot.
LANCASTER, PA.
auglS-Ull
TJEMOVAli.
M.
V. B. OOHO
has removed his Ceal Olllce te Ne. IM NORTH
QUEEN STREET (llrlminer's New building),
whure orders will be received for
Lumber and Ceal,
WUOLKSALB AMD HUT AIL.
inS tld M. V. 11. C01IO.
1IOUKM.
JOHN RAER'S SONS.
NEW BOOKS
Aie offered at a liberal discount from the pub
lishers' prices.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
In Library Sets, Class Heeks, Records, Itewatds,
Ulbles, Testuments, catechisms, etc.
QUARTO BIBLES
Centalng King James and the Hevlsed Versions
of both Old and New Testaments In parallel
columns; nlse, with the two versions of the
New Testament, or with the old version of tne
llible only, lu various styles of binding, at much
low or prices than by traveling agents.
AT THE 11O0IXSTOUE OF
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Nes. IS and 17 North Queen Streot,
LANCASTER. PA.
MINERAL WATERS,
APOLL1NA1RB WATER,
the Queen of Table Waters, Hawthorn Spring
of Surategn. ut
ItCJUAltl a Ul.ll HlssniiiiiB.
1 II. E.SLAYMAUltU, AgL
A.
OTORAOE
AKD-
OOMMISSIQN WAREHOU8E.
DANIEL MAYER,
decJ-lyd Ne. 18 WHl L'bcitnut BtreeL
K
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