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LANCASTK11, JULY SO. 1SS&
A Question of Principle.
We are glad te find some of our esteemed
contemporaries waking up te the f.ict that
tbe antl-oleemargarliio bill, pending lu tlie
ifenate and passed the IIouse, iiiveh es a far
deeper reaching prlnciple of government
and issue of parties than has attached te it
in popular estimation. This is just what
the lNTKi.LiaENcr.it contended for when
a measure of this kind, even mere vicious
in term, was adopted by the Pennsylvania
legislature and approved by the executive.
We are rejoiced te see the Philadelphia
Times, for instance, which supported that
noxious law, new denouuee the milder
bill pending in Congress as " a contempti
ble piece of demagogic class legislation."
That it certainly is was shown anew by
Senater Ingalls, when in (he Senate debate
he held up a rlial of iedine tincture, made
in Vermont, warranted te add Scents a
pound te the value of butter colored with
it ; and it w.13 freely admitted by the sena
tors who want oleomargarine taxed for
butter's benefit that nearly all fancy and
high-priced butter is colored with foreign
matter. "Why under the sun then one of
these cemnetimr articles should be taxed
and the ether exempted is .something that
noeoay can understand except theso who
hare an interest in it.
It is nothing te the point that seventy
per cent, of the people of this country are
farmers or even butter makers, which
they are net. Oleemargarine is as much of
an agricultural product as butter. That it
should net be sold as butter is true ; and
any law te protect the public from imposi
tion and false preteuse is a proper and
praiseworthy exerclse of the police power
of the state. But this congressional law te
tax oleemargarino out of existence, or our
ptlllmore unjust'QaMe state law te pro
hibit its manufacture and sale, are quite
another thing. The at tempt te make them
out laws against fraud and deception is ut
terly disingenuous, net te say dishonest. Mr.
Vance stated It none tee strikingly when
he said as well might a tax be laid en natu
ral gas wells te cripple their competition
with coal mines. Certainly cotton seed oil
must consistently come in for a like prohi
bition, since It has come te largely displace
butter, olive oil and lard.
Idle Efferts.
We can ea3ily believe the report of an
esteemed contemporary, that at the Repub
lican heademarters in Philadelphia, " there
Is mere or less interest and anxiety as te
the formation of the Democratic ticket ;
the operations of the Democratic mana
gers are being watched ery closely. They
are counting en an old-fashioned light be
tween Wallace and Randall, with Scott as
a third party." The anxiety of the Re
publicans of the state and the activity of
their party organs in fomenting Demo
cratic dissensions, are ill concealed. They
feel their own weakness and apprehend
dire results unless they can promote dis
cord in the ranks of the Democracy. They
have been persistent in this endeavor for
many years; and have indulged in the
same anticipations of it prier te eery con
vention of the past decade. We have heard
this same gossip and idle tales about Ran
dall and Wallace quarrels, and yet, as a
matter of fact, since 18S0 no state conven
tion has been disturbed by any tieuble be
tween these distinguished gentlemen, nor
has any issue been made between theii
friends and followers, if either of them as
pires te be the leader of a faction or any
thing less than a servant of his paity.
At Williamsport in 1SS1, at iiarnsburg
in 16S2and 18S3, at Allentevvn In 18SI, and
again at IIiuTisbiirgiulSS.j, the represen represen
tativesef the party assembled without di.
rectien of any se-called "leaders," held
their dfilibpmtlnna wltli-iii i....
sr.- Olfactiens and nominated strong and ac-
cepuiuiecanuiuaies. This is just what will
happen again. Nene of the dozen distin
guished gentlemen mentioned as a iessible
Democratic candidate for governor has
sought it j none is unfit for it ; nene would
probably refuse it; and any of them can
beat Beaver.
Slllan the Mighty.
That most placid royal ass, King Milan
0! Servia, opened the Servian Skuptschina
yesterday. We are net told whether the
fikuptschina survived the operation, or
what the royal surgeon found inside, but
the reason for Its performance is obvious ;
any one would naturally epen n thing with
a name like that just te find what kind of
china it really was, and Milan has solved
the question. It was crackle ware ; for
yrhen the king had made a speech in his fa fa
meus character of Bembastes Furioso, an an
neuncing that the relations of Servia with
Bulgaria were the same as before the war,
the fekuptschina arese and cheered 1
The cracks in this china are evident te
all. Here is a little nation that was cursed
with an ambitious king, backed by equally
ambitious ministers, who said te them
selves as they read the history of Frederick
the Great, " go te, we will gobble up a
few pieces of Turkey, and se beceme the
rulers of a mighty nation, a second Priii
sia ; men of bleed and iron are we and
somebody should find it out," and se they
bought vast quantities of field artillery
from France, where an enterprising firm had
te Krupp's. They Becured the best of arms
winuniuen from nil sources and geld I
lace in abundance, and then with a furious
flourish of trumpets the king pranced out
Inthofaceof the civilized world and an
nounced the conquest of IHilgaiia. A few
months passed by and all the power of
.Austria was needed te prevent Bulgaria
from conquering Servia.
And new this audacious wai riei arises
before the Skuptschina nudniimiuucts that
things are as they were before the war.
and the Skupts applaud him, we suppose
as the most maraciileus liar of theccntury.
Before the war Servia was the en net of
an army that inspired the fear and respect
of her weaker ueighlwrs. She was ram
pant and aggressive. All the world looked
en and wondered what this spltitcd and
fiery joungwanier, with hh devoted sol
diery athirst for glory, would accomplish.
The teurnay is ever, the knight with the
golden armor and trumpet-tongued her
"nlds has leen defeated by the rough and
ready soldier he despised ; no ene fears
him, all despise him and think that he had
marvelous geed luck in saving his gohl gehl
platcd life. Suddenly the olce of the her
aid Is heard again, out Ud.s the battered
warrior before the world, net te thug new
gage of battle, and endeavor te lediem
the glory that he claimed but neer wen.
but only te announce that the contest was
null and eid, that the position of himself
and followers remained the same as before
the war. And the followers arose and
cheered him ' Cheerful people.
Tin: race is net aluays te the swllt in het
weatlier.
Tun man w he prepared the tariff address
for the late Hepuullcau com entinn lias bten
rewarded with a secretaryship under C'li.ilr
man Coeor. He will be en liand te write
the funer.il address of the calamity ticket.
TilKiiowspnpersare recalling Paul Hamil
ton Hayne'M tribute te Kdcar Allm Tee,
Henry Timrod and Sidney I.auier, who, he
complained, suireretl Inliroauddled poor.be peor.be poer.be
causopootic genius is neglected and its works
"pay" poorly. But Hayne, who struck
as high notes as any of them, was content te
Hve, less requited for his work, in the
humblest station, in a le cabin en the plno plne plno
ceorod mountain!). Milten sold Paradise
Let " for JU and Hemer begged Ills dally
bread through the cities that altcrwards con
tended for Ills nativity. Of all men the
sweet singers least of them need "bread
alene."
Tin: caterpillars liave struck the trees In
New Yerk city; and een the municipal
reform committees and associations are help,
less.
Tin: Pennsylvania Forestry association with
headquarters at 152 Seuth 1th street, Phila
delphia, has cntored upon an organized ellert
te prometo the objects or its institution. One
of the acencies it employs is a monthly pub
lication called Fercit Leai rst jut started.
It is net Intended net merely te represent the
theory of ferestal culture or management ;
but te be the organ of an association, the ob
ject el which Is te collect and dlitribute infor
mation upon practical methtxls;te be pursued,
and commercial as well as banitary results te
be obtained by augmenting the proportion
ofweododarealn the state. As usual with
geed works, geed women are conspicuous in
this Mrs. llrinten Cose havitig arranged
for the tlrst meeting in Philadelphia te insti insti
the forestry movement. Prof J. T. Itothreek,
of West Chester, Is at the head of the state as
sociation new. Hut why should It net have
branches in every county ? Wli.it says I.an I.an
caster? An Atlantic City deg-catcher shot at a cur
and kllled a baby, wheeling around lu n car
riage. The n erage eillcial In charge of a re
volver gonerally liitsi the wrong object
Tin; recent death in Kcglaml or Lady
Flera Wlluiet has again called the attention
if the public te the treacherous character of
chloroform. Lady Wiluiet wenttoailentist's
office accompanied by a physician, who ad
ministered the drug and said, as the dentist
was drawing a teeth, " I hate giving chloro
form for you dentlsLs, because jeu will bae
your patients silting up." Only two drams
were used, and the patient had beu under
it Influence en two previous uslens, but,
although the most strenuous efforts were
made te restore uer by the me of nitrate of
amyl and artificial respiration, they were all
of no avail. The coroner's jury exonerated
both physician and dentist, but their action
has been seerey criticised by competent
medical authority, and the woti-kneiwi fact
that an element of danger always attends the
use of this powerful an.i sthetlr would have
Justified the jury in censuring the phyMclan.
In difficult and dangerous surgery the use
of chloroform is Justified, but iin-osimplean
operation as the removal of a teeth the patient
bad hotter face the pain.
It Is often used in ery small iuantlties en
cotteu for the rellel of toothache, and eien In
this way great caution should be ebserved.as
it has a widely different effect en different
people, and a few drops haie been known te
prove fatal. .Muscular strength appears te
hiie nothing te de with It; eerfiil men
auccumbasoftenas feeble children and the
only absolute safety lies in total abstinence ;
but of ceurse absolute sarety K alter all, an
unattainable goal.
TjiKnewspapers which insist that Treas
urer Lyster, of Philadelphia, wus"remeied"
because he was net reapiminted ; and that
even C'iei eland held out the asurance "that
eiery iaithful official of the government
might be assured of retaining his place se
long as he remained faithful in the discharge
efhisdiity," simply adiortNe their own ig ig ig
norauce. As F.yster's time was ui he had te
go. A better man takes hi pu0e. This is
real reform.
Jin. Hi.ai.sk'h friends arofaldtebo dis
concertod at finding in ilaine a "lleating"
vote w bleb holds the balance of ewer. Mr.
Ulalne ought net te be startled at this, i'lie
anne phenomenon was manifest the country
ever, in lfcSl.
Tin: government will only begin te realise
what a grand old man he really Is whtn
Oladstone leads the OppoNlUen-wlth a lery
A HU3l.UP.ll HESHATHtS,
A Yeung aiau Who I. nMet ,, ,., ,m
the lllll.
Frem the Itcmllng Kayle
Hewmansville is excited eier the escape of
a domented young man named Jeremiah
Ilurkhart He med with his brother-ln-law
until within two weeks age, when he left
llowasseen hoeral times en Indian hill
He Is quite wild anil runaway w lien he heard
or saw any one. The hill colors about six
miles. At uoiue places it Is rocky and full
of brush and weed. He has a gun with him
heavily leaded. He is also armed with a
knife, se that It Is dangerous te meet Iilui.
He feeds en berries and what he ilnds en
! i.11!' J1?. ,MfW ,aat mm a w"ul K.
when his clothing was completely wet. He
M"".?, arP0?'0 half staried. Constable M
I..eglerhas the necessary paierH ler his
admittance te the hospital. The constable
with assistance hcarcbed the hill seieral
times without success. Places wure seen
TnlSJCd!!?xl"AV(:H tegether for a sleep.
fmf,Ji i"i V,,,p,,,ft llRa whittled were alie
leund. He i twenty years or age, amoetli
waS'(frt0,t,y 1,,du"J U,"U- Whcihe
U?n ?n? 0t W Un WMi klcb"1 " "'0 lie.,d
aiiOLteu. hl brain be that lie was weak,
minded ever since. Four years ate l.e "
arrestt forceuuiiittli g ra en Smt e Llrl
wiu is slowly dying from starvation. Search
will be made again and K found ktlve Wm be
lie can held a conversation, and Bemetlinea
werked like a aane porseu. emellmM
THE S6 TOBACCO CROP
tiuuniMi KAVtin.Y ash i.v rmiY
uuut) venmrws.
I.llllf Hint ami Spinal llrunllm-llnll lit the
riaulliiE Tntipst The llruulh I'M) Heb
Willi Ilia Wlrntiilii t'rnp ntii)lrniilii
Lent In Htm mil In llMmit MrttKfU.
The principal topic el com ersitleti among
fanners and tobacco dealers is the condition
of the grew lug crop. The crop of 'sican take
care of ltaell and se can the old tobacco, but
the crop of 'Sil is at the mercy of the elements
and will be at their mercy for a month or i
weeks longer. Already two cr three hall
storms haie mewed swarths through someef
the richest of the tobacco ectlnus, and al
though these swarths haie been narrow and
have net materially Irs-ened the crop as a
whole, there Isaleir that ether storms mere
destructiie may fellow, mid in a few minutes
destroy the labor and pieilt or a whole
season.
At present the toUuve crop or l-iucaster
county liHiks remarkably w oil , w lib the ex
ception or hall-cut Ileitis it noier looked Ih'I
ter. Fully one half of the planting has lHen
topped, and the bright green leaies are rap
idly Increasing in sire. F.ien the late plantings
are growing nicely under the manv showers
tlieyhave reeentlv had, and will In a week
or two be re uly ler topping, tmlv in a few
instances bale we heard of rust, or of a
"spindly" growth. Taking geed and bad
together the rain storms haie done mere
geed than the hail has done harm. Frem
the ether tobacco counties of l'ennsilvaula
we hear equally geed reports, and there is
every prepwt of a magnitlcent i ield. It is te
be earnest) hoped that neither hall, nor rust,
nor tleas, nor any ether calamity may Injure
the present line condition et the crop. "Should
it le safel vheused there the fanners will prob
ably receii e a better price for it than has been
paid for sei oral years past, as their greatest
competitor, Wisconsin, Is having a ery un
favorable season. The Ldgerteu 7. t nrre 7.V 7.V
pertfr says : "The unprecedented dreuth
that pertinacieusly haugs upon us is the ab
sorbing topic throughout the eutire tobacco
section et the state. Ne rain has lallen in
Southern Wisconsin since our last report,
which prolongs the dreuth in many places te
til e and six weeks. In all the unfavered le
calities tobacco fields remain unset, and ether
crops are se badly Injured as te be past recei -ery.
Seme of the iarmers have already sew ed
the fields te buckwheat, millet, eh . Miu h or
the tobacco already set is dviuir out under
the parching Intluence of the intense heat of
the week pist Fnless rain falls in abund
ance within the coming week, the acreage of
'S(5 tobacco cannot reach one-third that of a
year age in Wisconsin. Altogether, the out
look is decidedly gloomy. Buying in this
market has reaihed Its lowest ebb since the
market ojiened. A few firms stand ready te
purchase, but the unfavorable prospect" for
the new crop has caused holders el old goods
te stiffen up their askiug price, -e that they
are unable te reach satisfactory terms, and
buying is almost entirely suspended."
Whfle l.aucaster county farmers will net
rejoice at the misfortuue of their Western
brethren they w ill net be slew te realize the
advantage that will accrue te them Irem a
failure el the crop in iscenslu.
In old tobacco there has been seme transac
tions, and the crop of '-v, which is new being
freely sampled, is much sought after by
jobbers and manufacturers.
In addition te the sufferers by hill, men
tioned in another part of this paper, w e hear
of the following : Abraham Tayler, near S.ile
Harber, had ' acres badly cut and iart of bis
mill-dam washed away less, I,jje . Jehn
Klse, near Safe Harber, 5 acres badly cut ;
I). F. Blnkley, Safe Harber, acresless,
$1,500 or JJ.00O, Henrv llaerand Uenry Hush,
est Willow, heavy losers. It is belleied
300 acres or tebaccj, in all, was injured by
the hall, a large proportion of it only slightly
cut
The cn erk .'Market.
The ew Yerk market has lallen oil con
siderably, se far as the number of cases sold
is concerned ; but it spears te be in a healthy
condition and there are gre.it expectations
that a brisk fall trade will fellow the sum
mer holiday season. As will be seen by
dans' report printed below the bulk of sales
during the woek were old Pennsylvania
tobaccos and though the prices reilizeil
were net high, they were higher tiinn here
tofore. lan IVecklj Kepurt.
hales of seed leaf tobacco rejierted by J. S.
Gans' Sen A Ce., tobacco brokers .Ne. Ill
Water street, New Yerk, ler the week end
ing July 10, 1'sO:
3i0c-nes lsNl Pdiiu sylvan It OOki'., . "J"0
cases lfisl Pennsylvania, II Vi le : 1SU caes
Pennsylvania Htvana. 1 in U. 150 eases lSs."
Wisconsin Havana, H''J. 100 cases 11 Wis
consin lO'jfj.12 ; 100caes lv,i New England
Havana, lw 1 20. Total, 1,200 caies.
Havana fillers haie been sold te the ex
tent of 350 bales at from Oe te Sl.Oi. A geed
running trade was done. Kven the most
skeptical are new willing tocencedo what we
have long claimed that old tobacco is excel
lent property and can only go one way in
price, that Is, upward.
The reported sales of Sumatra were 150
bales at$l.ae te $1,110. Nothing or interest can
lie noted this week in this branch of the leal
trade, A moderate business was transacted
and prices held their ew n. The new tobacco
is feeling its way.
There is no percoptible change lu the
smoking tobacco branch of the market
Dealers report an ai erage demand.
Since the 1st Inst there has been a notico netico notice
ahle improvement in the cigar trade, and
many of the factories are adding te their
working force et cigarmakers.
I'hlliiilt-lpliU Market.
Seed Leal An increasing activity along
the whole line Is noticeable. The 'Se leal
winch has been sampled is meeting with
rnore approval than usual at this season cf
the year; w hile old leal, especially Pennsyl
vania and Wisconsin, is meling forward in
figures A very satisfactory buslness can be
claimed for the week's work.
Sumatra found favor te quite an amount
Havana sells, especially old, but strange te
say no change In price, as predicted, is chrou chreu chrou
icled. llaltlimire Market.
Iteceipts of Maryland tobacco continue
small, owing te tht time required for harvest
operations. The market is fairly actlve and
prices for desirable goods firm. The French
buyer, as weli as Helland and Germany,
are in the Held. There Is a fair inquiry ler
Ohie, mostly for Italy and for the German
ports. The sales are about .iOO hhds and the
market is steady at current figures
J'iterrariAH auainut am euihsaxck.
The CllUeu.' Muulci,wi AM.,Ci,itle,, n,lu.
delphla Make fUntlen le i Contract
for the Market Street llrlclce.
A commltteo from the Municipal associa
tion, of Philadelphia, consisting et Francis
11. Reeves Jeshua L. Pally, T. Merris Peret,
William Harkness, jr., James F. Sulllian
and Henry II. Tathatn, called upon Mayer
Smith en Monday te pretest against the ap
preval ei the erdlnauce approving the
sureties of H. A. Malone A. Sen, contractor))
bridge. The pretest was based upon the
ground that the ordinance and the siWili siWili
cjtlens propared under it were loose and In
hin ,,1,p,rtbe',ur,Uone' alterations and
ture!8 U"S I,lan of ," htruc"
Mr. lteevea, en behalf el the commltteo
stated that the specifications prevl "Jd rt
"any changes te be made at an increased cost
or the works shall, at the option of the chief
engineer and surveyor, beexecuted under a
separate contract therefer." He claimed that
that It was In violation et the general erdl!
nance of 1S77. providing that cminc lis. shm i
approve oral! contracts, and tha'tit would te
dangerous In case et a change in the head 0?
the survey department. He said t a "the
ordinance auttierlzlng the adiertisln r
proposals for the coustrtiJtle of h0 t?ridSe
fixed f 30,000 as a limit for the cost S? altera,
tens, and he thought that wmesuchpr"
vise 1 should lw Inserted lu the ordinance ,ew
awaiting the mayor's signature.
Mr. Rally also objected te the existing crdl.
naiice becauselt provided that the Phlladel
plila Traction company should luyonivfer
the "slot ler the cable" acrow'tife bridge
TI10 trH.'llnn cniiu,:.,,.- I,.. c.. ,. " . hc"
1 v . ..J " ., ntv " a law
defying company," and might take advan.
FilCii nl Mm lnrnHan - i. .. mi
...- ... , iii6iiuSe ui iiiu eruinauce, and
pay only for the Blet, which was a small part
et the f'ntkla uMiiltnMa.il 11.. .1 1.1..
clause should be mere explicit.
uajur nuinu saiu that the chlet engineer
and surveyor should be heard upon the quos ques
tlmiH rnUn.1 It ,i. !.. 1.-.. 4.
were disposed or, and the whele matter was
tota'mernlBgl'1 rea80n Unm eleven e'cl0Qk
1'KitSONAU
CiitL Kknsi, a luisltiess man of Scrauten,
has hanged hiiuseli.
Snxvteii vni Mils. Iiui.an go te Cali
fornia en Thursday.
xUr.v. en un 1 s II. A. H111,, at Coenoor,
India, Isdenl, In the "1st jear or his age,
alter mere than thirty years mivteiiari ser-
loe.
la i liKU M wiTiv, sit, of Luther Mattln.
C'v, lampblack manulacturers, Ne. i
alnut strcst, l'hlladelphla, dlixl suddenl.l
from (Mralysis or the heart at tape May en
Sunday.
Hnviti liuivii sent Paltl n splendid
mother-of-pearl tan, ornamented with three
little genre pictures signed "Maillaril"
(1 m-imc . ), aud ceierinl with point
u Aiigieierre.
Siem:Titi ItYVniiN.tya he Is doing nil
lu his xjwer te protect our fishermen In
Canadian waters He lias directed Minister
Phelps te demand Irem the llrltlsh gei em
inent lull satisfaction for all injuries sus
tained. "Nkh Hi nti im:V luueral was tlie larg
est eier held in Slauirerd, N. Y. SinsMal
trains were run, aud about "JiM members of
O. A. H. piists inarched in line te the ceme
tery. There were man j people present irem
ew Yerk and Philadelphia.
Tm.oDenn PvitKr.tiN gnne 111 the old
Pieltstantcetnelervat Flereiiie. Italy, near
thngraienf Mrs lirewnlug, is te be marked
with a permanent memorial. A mud lias
been started abroad w ltli such i-ontrlbuters
as Frances Power Cobb, the Itei Pr. Martin
eau, Professer New man, Muiti. Jules 1'aire,
I'aul Pert aud Frnest Kenan.
Skxateu Coeri it has eihmuhI the Koputi Keputi
lican state committee headquarters at the
Continental hotel, lloeuis Ne. and T. lo le
cited en the second lloer, and lacing Ninth
street have been engaged for the use of the
committee, t hairinan Cooper announced
the appointment of Messrs. I rink Willing
Leach, Henry I'. U rati en aud Jehn W.
Frarier as sexretuitw.
l here ltiiiiuiiN Is timmuMtuit.
mm the .Sew erk IIimhI.1.
Senater Fdmuuds denied that the oleo
margarine bill was designed te tax ene
Interest ter the benefit of another. Its pur
pose, he said, was te "putineuei in the
treasury." Dees senator lMiuuuds forget
or suppose that the reading community for
gets, the letter which he recently wrote te a
Vermont farmer, and which went the rounds
of the press In that he declared hlmselr
strongly "In fa or of Congress taxing bogus
butter, se as te giie makers of real butter
their lair rights," and added that he needed
no urging "te leek aiter the Interests et our
farmers." That was a frank avowal that he
would support the oleomargarine bill, net
"te put money in the ttevsury," but te pro pre
teit the dairy Interests
IUby is teething. Hardly knew It using Pa
Hand's Teething I.otlen. 1'rlce, 25 cents.
Thousands of babies are wasted and haggnrd
from illarrhe . re. Hand's Dlarrhcca Mixture
cures without drying the bowels. Trice, a
cents. teiealculH.il Cochran's Drug Stere.
Nes. 137 ami 1M North Queen street. Jjl-lmd.tw
SrjSClAL XUTHJEB.
" IIACKMETACk " a lasting and fragrant per
fume. True it and J M cents, for sale by ll.lt.
Cochran, liruuglsUe. 137 North Queen treet
ltucklen' Arnlni Salie.
The Hest alve in the world for Cuts, Urutes,
Seres, l leers, sait uiieum, i ever bores. Tetter,
Chapped Hands, chilblains. Cerns, and all Skin
Kruptlenj, and potlively cares riles, or no pay
required It Is guaranteed le give j'rtect natls natls
fictlen, or money refunded. Trite ii cents per
box for ale by 11. II Cecnruu, DruirgUt, 1J7
anil 1A erth Queen stnet. Lancaster, Tu,
Sl.EKTLKSS MUHls. made miserable by
that terrllile cough. Shlleh's Cure is the remedy
for veu. rerualuby II. 11. Cochran, Urugglate
137 North Queen streut
The Impending Danger.
The recent stathdlcs of the number of deaths
shen that a large majority die with tmisuinp tmisuinp
tlen This dleae may commence with an ftp
parentis harmless cough w hlch cm bv i tired In
Htantly by Kemp UaUaui for the Threat und
Lungs, which is guaranteed te cure aud rein ve
all cases. Trice 5J cents andll. Trial tuejrie
ler Kile by II II Cochran, drup.rlst, e 137
North Queen stieet ce-lwdAltw
t.oeit ltesultdln Kter Case.
I) A llmdfeid, wholesale papirdcaleret Chat
tanooga, Tenu , writes that he w-u seriously
afflicted with 11 sovcre cold that settled en his
inner-,; had tried manv rcmedlis without lieni-nt
IU)lng Induced te try Dr King's New Discovery
for Consumption, did se and was entirely cured
b tiseef alew bottles hlncu which time he has
used It in his family for all Coughs anil Colds
with best results. Ihls Is tbe experience of thou
sands wne-e Hies have been saved by this W un
derful Discovery. Trial llettles frm at II U
Cochran s Drug Stere, 'os. 1J7 and lfj .North
Queen streuv, Lancaster, Ta. (V)
THE IlKV. GEO. n. iHAiKIt, of llourben
Ind .says both myself and wire ewe our Uvea
teSIIILCM! 8 COXSUilTTIO.N CI Ith " 1 or sale
by 11 ff. Cochran, Druggist, .Ne 1J7 North Queen
Btivet.
A Xery nrrew I-uipe
" 1 es, I had a very narrow escape," said a
preinluent citizen te a friend "I wai centlned
le my bed for tt year and my friends gave me, up
for u consumptive's grave, 11n.ll I began u-lng
hiun's llalsam for the Threat uml Lumts, anil
here I am, sound and hearty Trice 6c and
tl. ler frele by II. U. Cochrun, Drugglit, Ne. 1J7.
North Quten street, Lancaster.
AllE 10U MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Less of Appetite, Vel Vel
ewhkln bhlleh'i Vltallzer U a positive cure.
Ker sule by II. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137
North Queen street
for Hay I ever.
"dive Ely's Cream llalm a trial. ThH Justly
relebratcd remedy forthcureef caianh, hay
fever, cold In the head, Ac , can be obtained et
any reputable druggist, and may lie relied upon
as a safe und pleasant remedy ter the ubeve com
plaints and will give Immediate relief. It Is net
a liquid, snuff or powder, has no eirenslve odor
and can be used at any time with geed results,
as thousands can testify, among them tome et
Mm attaches of this eltlce." Aniri 0 (Ac Timet
May i), law. Jiwdeed.tw
SHILOITS VlTALIZEItiswhat jeu need for
Constipation, Less or Appetite, Dizziness, and
all symptoms of Dyspei.ta. Trice. 10 and 75
cents per bottle, ler sale by II. 11. Cochran.
Druggist Ne. isa North Queen street
KID.NKV TKOUIILIX
A C of Many Years (Standing Cured With
SI 1 llettles. In a Man 00 eara et Age.
Allbstew , Ta., May S, 1B-5.
DAMDBLiet IliTTnas Ce Gents I had been
troubled wlthiny kidnoysferanumborof years,
used almost everything without much benefit
until I tried Dandelion Ultters. I used six bot
tles and nm pleased te eay I am entirely rid of
the kidney trouble, besides my sjstem being
toned up se that I feel like a different person. I
cheerfully recommend the same te all afflicted
In this way. JACOIJMLSC.III.ITZ.
lebMindru.Th.S
It ATI (J TltANMT.
The latest and best fenn of rapid transit Is for
a person troubled with a sick headache te bike a
doie of Dr Leslie's (special lrecrlptlen und
what a rapid transit truln the affliction takes for
Its departure, bee advertisement In another
column. decJJ-ljd(l)
SHILOITS UATAUKII BEMEDY-a positive
cure for Catarrh, Dlptherla, and Canker Meuth
'or sale by II. II. Cochrun, DruggUt, Ne. 137
North Queen street
An V.atl te Hene Scraping.
Kdward Shepherd, of Harrlsburg, III., iays
"Having received se much benefit from El ectilc
Hitlers, I feel It my duty te let sullerlng human
ity knew it Have had a running sere en my
leg for eight years ; my doctors told me I would
nave te havu the bone scraped or leg amputated
I used, Instead, three bottles of Electric Hitters
nnd seven boxes llucklen's Arnica Halve, aud
my leg is new sound and well."
Klectrie lllttres ure sold at fifty cents a bottle
and llucklen's Arnica Salve at 23c per box bv
II. It Cochran. Druggist N'es. 137 and 1W North
Queen street, Lancaster, Te. (jj
iron DVSTETbIA and Liver Complaint you
have a printed guarantee en every hottleofHhl.
leh'a ftallzer. it never falls te cure, for sale
by 11 U. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137-NorthQueen
Damdklien i.ivkr Tjcllkth for sick headache
erp Id liver, biliousness and Indigestion. Small
and eeky te swallow. One pill a dose. Trice. 25c,
Jly all druggUU. fe&8-3mdTu,T'h,8
,m.?1LW.IL,' '..u 9Bhwhcn Shlleh's Cure
will give Immeillatu rellel. Trlce 10 cm., 60 cts..
N"nateV!, Tl11" b " " Cochran, Druggist
Ne. 137 North llueen street
Hay lever Huirerers.
T'hunuiiiberef people annually afflicted with
this most annoying malady seems te lie greatly
outhelncroH. Thoedlterof this biurn 0
." U!J ".V.I.,ual vlct''.'id. with a view te discover
t specltle ctire.has trlud numerous remedies.
,',',.l,iu'"!KIi Cr,""n iMm u y all odds the
quickest und most satisfactory, two appllca-
.H,nnK,r'alip' -'-y'" the iMiiaT sympte 1 is hi
IJ'SR??."!"" '!.'"'. .'? we,,la recSminend lu
iieby all subject te lay fever, una we gladly
!? "n0":'l,:',, loMliiieny te lu' eihcacy Tn our
case. Media, Te., Jteeerd.
Jyl7-2wdoedAw
T7IINH WIIISKIKS.
irniV.Uitt,"V-.,en of l8CH' 1875 18,w 168,aronet
equalled lu the country.
At UKlUAHT'a OLD WINE SrOUK,
II.E.m.AYitAlll.U.Ah't
JUKlllCAl
A YKH'S SAKSAPAItlLLA.
PIMPLES BOILS,
And Carbuncles lesull from 11 debilitated, Im
jHivctlshed, or Impuru condition el the bleed.
Avers sarsnpartlla prevents and cures these
etuptlens and palnlul tumors, by lemevlug
theircatise the only 1 llecttie way of treating
them
Ajer'a Sirsapirllla has prevented the usual
course of llells which have p lined nnd dts
ttessid nte every season for several vtMir.
Uv Scales, Tlaluvllle, vilch
1 was badly troubled vith Tltnples en the
lace t also, with a discoloration et the skin,
whlah should itself in uglv dirk patches Ne
external treatment did mere thin teinperaty
ginwi iijui urs iKiriiiaeuecieit
A PERFECT CURE,
Mid I hive net been troubled since -1 W
lteddv , lliv er street Lew ell, Mass.
I wastteeMed with llells, nnd my health was
tmuhltnpim I I began using Aver's sarsapa
rllla. and. mil ic lime, the eruptions nit disap
peared, and in v In ill It w us completely restored.
Jehn It Klkln-. idltet Sinnlr) Vbterier Albe
marle, N C
1 miu troubled, tot a lenu time, with n humor
which appoiied en iu lu In ugly Tltnples and
blotches. A)or' Mti sAiurtila cured me 1 con
sider It the best bleed 1 miller In the world
thus. 11. Smith, North I utttsbmi, M
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is sold by all druggUtv nnd dei'i t In tnedlclne
Ask ler Ajer'sMrsipirlllu ami de net lute nnv
ether.
Treparedbv Dr .1.0. Aver A Ce., Lewell, Miss.
Tllce ft ; six bottles, .v.
Julyli .'.'
IIOV.IKtVUSltlltinO UUUIH,.
iri: havi: a uvkek hteciv.
OK THE 11EST
REFRIGERATORS
IN THE CITY.
The Tierce Dry Air Refrigerator.
UA KDKX J10SK, H'.l TKK VOUI.KKX,
1CK' CKKAM yjWIMEliS,
AndiilullllneefHOL'SEr'Ult.NlSlUNUUOODS
The largest stock of UAS riXTUKKS tn the
city. Special attention paid te llivi-rittlng, Ttn
IbHitlng and Spouting
We have J list received another let el theso 25c,
GLOUKS.
JOHN P. SOHAUI&SON,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTElt. TA.
T71I.1NNA Ultl.NL.MAN.
PRICES
MARKED DOWN
-ON-
Weed and Iren Pumps,
TERRA-COTTA
AND-
Iren Moter and Drain
PIPES.
FLIM & BRENEMAN.
Ne. 152 North Queen Streot,
LANCAbl'EIi. TA.
TITM. A. K1KFFKK. ALDUS C. UKKK
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Court Heuse).
Invite all Housekeepers te Call and Inspect
their stock of
Heusefurnisliiiig Goods.
A Complete Line constantly en hind. COOK
STOV ESand UANUhs, TAHI.Oll STOVES.
HEATfcliSand rtUNACES.
SUMMEE COOK STOVES.
After carefully examining the merits of all
erfured te the trade, we have selected
TFjE "AUGAND,"
Ker GASOLINE, and
THE ,f DANGLER,"
Ker COAL OIL,
As the best, when all points are considered, te
otter te our patrons.
Cell and see us. We love te show our goods,
and are net offended If you de net purchase.
Uemember, we are agents for
The " Splendid Heater.
Manufactured by Fuller A Vt'arren Company,
Trey, N. Y., w hlch has no rival In durability!
gconemy of fuel and control of gas. New Is tbe
tlme te examine and become posted for Autumn
purchases.
UEMKM1IER THE TLACE I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OTTOSITE COUItT HOUSE )
apia-tfdAw
I'AllAHOlM .IV.
-ROSE BROS. & HAKTMAN.
$4.00 FfimSOLS
It K DUCK. I) TO
$3.00. - $3.00.
VEltY;ilEST SATIN I ALL NE BILK LIN
IN03 I
The Manufacturers.
Rese Bres. & Hailman,
14 EAST KING ST.
anl-timd
H'ATOIIKB.
TyATUHKS, OLOOKB, &e.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, Ac.
BTECIAL8ALK OK GOLD-KILLED CASES
(boss's Manufacture), hunting or open-cased
watch, nteklH works, is Jowels.stem winding
and setting (limited number) at I M.U).
-Ai8.4!.75 1" "Uverea bunttutr cases, same works,
at 7.W each.
Great bua'alns In Lancaster Watches. All the
pest Elglns and ethers. Correct time dally by
telegraph: only place In city, nest watch ana
Jewelry renalrliig. L. wkukk,
...... Ka 1MX North Queen Street,
(Near V. It It. (Station.
Spectacles und Kye GlasBe. Optical
OoedJ,
1HT
TXAtlKU A- llKOTHl'.lt.
SPECIAL!
WALL PAPERS AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
fi.OOO PIoeos lllnukB, 0, O, 7 Oentti Fer Ploeo. AH New Goods of
tUlsoetvaoii'amrtminiotiiro. imON2I3 PAPBI13, la La 10 10 OenlH
Fer Ploeo. ' '
WASHABLE ENGLISH OAK PAPERS!
tOim OWN IMPORTATION), Btilti.ble Ter iltvilwiiya, Dlnlmr-roema
Olllecs, Kltohetia nnd Dath-roemn, or whorevor t Borvleoablo WbU
Doeorrttlon la roqulred. DAMP WALLS BtioeoeBfiilly romedled.
Spoelal Prloea for llfitiglnn; durltiB July nut! AuRuat.
HAGER &
Nes. 25 aud 27 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
M
LTZlir.ll A HAUUUMAN.
Metzger &
Hnve the
MAUNimill SHUT
That has ever been sold for the meney ; equal te many
new sold at 75 cents. Sizes, 12 te 17.
METZGER &
Ne. 43 West King Street,
ana oerrei norse
N
KXT DOOK TO T1IK COURT HOUS1
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Wlilte Ooeda, Lncee und Bmbrolderloa.
up. Summer Undorwear, all Blzea.
Summer Hosiery
LarKO Stock of theso Qoeda new
Seiling Pricea.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT
DHV UUUDM.
JJOUTII KNIl Dlfi (.OOIIS STOK1-
CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS
Al HAI.KTItlCE, ATT11E
North. End Dry Goods Stere.
J. W. HVItNE.
nevS-lyd
Ne. Sii Neith Uucen street.
w-
1I1TK GOODS.
STAMM, BROS. & CO.
Nea. 20 and 28 North Queen 8t.,
Have te-day Ucdticcd Trices en
White Goods ! White Goods I
One Third te One Half
Keduced Trices en b.VThENS and SEEK
Sl'LKEKS
JWI-iKlb' JEHSEYS' I.adlev Worsted J er
seys. Sec each advertNed city price, 75c. cuch.
Children's Jcrseys In large variety.
Summer Underwear.
One Case WHITE MAlt3EILI.ES yi IL19 ut
One-lhlril Value.
S I'K( TA I. A I Tit A C rOX '
Klve Tleces TIN STK1TEU SUMMKIt SILKS,
inl KKc a yard. The city Is full et tame at
2Ic. a vard.
All Weel 4i Inch CASIIUEKE, ALIIATltOSS
and UK I OK, l!5c yard,
'len Theusind Tleccs KINK TOILET SOAT,
actual value 10c. nplece. We sell tt for 5c. apiece.
BOSTONSTORE,
LANCABTEIt, TA.
11. AIAHT1N A CO.
In erdi-r te Dliulnlsh our Laige block, we
make the lollewing
REDUCTIONS
-IN-
Summer Dress Goods!
One Let American Satlnea Reduced
Se ; wero 80.
One Let French Satlnea Rodueodto
25e; wero 35e.
One Let Printed Batlatea at lOe ;
wero 15e.
One Let Orinkled Soersuokora Ro Re Ro
duced te lOe ; were 15.
One Let Printed Lawna, ene yard
wlde, Roduced te 2e ; ;wero 12e.
One Let Dress Ginghams, Rodueod te
80 ; wero 16e.
O110 Let Embrolderod Reboa at
82.00; were 83.00.
J. B. MARTIN & GO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
(OppOtltQ BtOTeej Uentt.) LAKOAJIXIB, tA,
MIlUfM.
SPECIAL!
BROTHER,
Haughman
Best 50 Oent
HAUGHMAN,
Between the Ooepor Heuso
rdotei, Liancoster, Pa.
Wlilte Embrotderod Reboa, 63.60
Summer Gloves,
lu Store, and all Marked at Qulek
HOUSE.
LANCASTER, PENNA.
IlKT UUUIIH.
rrim: ni:v caii hteiuc.
NEW CASH STORE,
Opposite the Keystone Heuse and Northern
National Itank,
217 & 249 North queen Street.
Vw Arrlvat of I)ItE3 UOODS.
TI.AI.V AMI TI.AI1) UIUTK OOOHS.
WHITE MCIOIIIA LAWNS,
LINEN DEINDES, I OIIDEI) TIOUEf.
ALl.OVK.lt EJIIIItOIIIEHIES, H
l.ltl.N KI.KI) SKKIvSl CKEKS
llATISTKCI.inilS, IIK.M 8 (.AU.E SIIIKT8.
I.,MUK.- auilCIULIIItKS'.S (JAIT.K,
LAK1ES, (.LSl'sandCIIILIIUhN b 110SK,
And full stork or Domestics All Reeds at low
prices. Tlcase l,Ive us a cull
fehi-lrd VV. 11. UOWK113.
J.
H. UIVLEK.VCO.
Fer 60 Days
He will Make te Order,
KOB CASH
$10. $12 AflD $15
ALI-WOOL SUITS,
ruruicr Trice, 115, flj, I it
It will pay anyone te leek at the-
lUritalns. teuty-sevcn styles te select
from. We admit these prices are less
than cost.ljtitvreinustturiithOKOOdilnto
money. Loek at oursec., 75c. and 11,09 un un
laundried Bhlrts, Neckwear, etc.
Jehn S. Givler & Ce.,
Ne. 20 East King Street,
Lancabtkk, Ta
B
.MIUAINH IN UNIIIIKYVLUK.
WITT & SliflND,
Nea. 6, 8 & 10 Eaat King Br.,
LANCASTElt. TA.
LADIES' OENTLEMEN'h and CHILDllEN'S
HUMMEIt UNDEllWEAK III all Sizes and
(jualltles at Tepular Trices.
LADIES' INDIA GAUZE UNDEItWEAll, Lene
or Short SIoevos, ac. Euch.
GENTLEMEN'S GAU.E UNDEHWKAlt, 23c.
Each I worth 37Kc
GKNTLEMEN'SJEAN DUAWKltS, S5c. Each j
Usual I'rlcc, 33c.
Anether SO Dezen et nur Famous GENT'S UN-
LAUNDItlEUSIIlHTS, Tateut llosem,
Only M Cents Each.
UltKAT ItEDUCTIONSALEOK
Parasols and Sunshades.
Our saled en these (joeds are per cent. ahead
of last season's, and in order te clese out the
hulancu of our stock we have uiudu thuextramely
low price still lower.
COACHING TAUASOI.S, LACE T11IMUKD
TAHAhOI.8, LACE COVEUED TA11A-
BOLS at Closing Out Trlcea
-AT THE-
New Yerk Stere.
NethJk te tkkspabseks and
GUNNEUS. All persons are horehy ler
bidden te trespass en any of the lands el the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed orunln erunln orunln
clesed, either for the purpose of sheeting or Ash
ing, as the law will bu rigidly enforced against
all trespassing en saldlauds of the undersigned
after this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FltEKMAN,
H.TKUOYALDEN.
KDWAUD O. rUKKMAN,
Utterney let U. W. Celeauta'i helrt
M
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