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J2v Let There be Pence.
j?We regret te see the spirit e crimination
.i 1. .11 1.1-1. 1. ll.J- llnAlf u
tpunst eacii etuer vvuruu cvuiuna iimtu iu
-fcdlne Democratic actors in the late elec-
If'tien contest, and which is exemplified in
lv& Itta nnnrta nf interviews with Lieutenant
?,& Governer Black, as printed in the Ajt, of
fStt.iV.u-lr nn,l tilDi nY-Senntnr"V.ilInre. as lie
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fa M reported hy Geerge Alma Tewnsenu
EJil'(Uie Cincinnati .Enquirer. We de
Pnet believe that Mr. Wallace u cer-
v f? 'unll- MivrlAf1 no It la ii At nt nil an
&t?Kdiiiff te bU pnident habit that
itlV .- -I 1J K.1 n 1.41. . t.A ,l
IP, aa buuuiu iciv wj uiuru m ue -
B Mid te have done, and neither the Enqutrtr
S- mm fi rPrtwnceil ero Tint D.I nr Rntmi.
flWI. JULIA. AUlTI.i7V.UV HlVUVVli WW 4" W"
iWrleus accuracy of statement. Still there is
i$" doubtless borne basis for the sentiments at-
l Jtcflmted te Mr. Wallace. He Is made te
Sv'V lU1' lUO UlLUiaiU HU3 UiiUiJ lUUUk UJ
KStrMJE' 4Wik TVarrtit-ta ami nifl lifinrlinsnrvxl nttfi !
4 Tl BV AV4AIW1UW) tuvt iiiwuuiiuivu'i.u " ;
; candidate who was incompetent fei
Ikb l41i AanriMaAtf ItV lOfL" nF r.llltl.1
If Jl j UJV MU1UIUOI.J IJ ...wn Vfc 'VWV
iOJj.WMaem bdu lerce , inu cuHiriuuu ei lue
&J4JUt6 committee he thinks wa3 mere tih-
1 cient in talk than in work ; and that tiie
Influence of the federal administration was
Bidly and badly handled. The indictment.
jftsJj. It 'will be seen, runs trern tue presiaent
down, and it is tee bread and violent te
be the production of Seuater 'Wallace, and
&i BMbesafeiyueetQCdtohaetlieeJalentIon
efMr. Tewnsendin its especial spiciness.
Aiieuienani ue enier nuica comes unuer
enr criticism because he attributes his de
feat te the notion et the anti-administration
Democrats in the state. There was no
$J? mich cause for it. that we can discover.
There nra no anti-administration Deme,
mats in Pennsylvania. Senater Wallace
would doubtless be named as one, if there
are any, and his criticism of the president,
ISy. as printed in the Cincinnati Enquirer, raav
give greunu ier se classing nim .
though if all who criticise the ad
ministration are considered te be
its fees, thpre would be a great host of
them. "We have freely criticUeJ it our
selves, and yet deem ourselves among its
warmest friends and supporters. It is the
function of friends te criticise , and there
is the difference of black aud w hite betw een
friendly nnl hostile criticism Senater
"Wallace took no actlve part in the late
canvass. lie was known te feel aggrieved
at bis treatment by .Mr. Iiandall in the
gubernatorial nominating convention, lie
charges that Mr. Randall asked him te be
candidate and then refused without reason
te support him when he became a candi
date. As te the truth of this we knowiiething
If true, Mr. "Wallace has geed cause of
complaint against Mr. Randall. But there
Is no ev idence that ha iertnitted his griev
ance te carry him lurtherthan te withheld
his pergenal exertions fei the candidate
-whom Mr. Randall finally favored. Tue
&3 vote in Mr. "Wallace's count of Clearfield
ts v ,,- h,-l -r ill..!, , n i, T
Mjune vuab -ui. .main yuv uu 113 jvcuiu-
" cratic votes. Cleveland's majority there
was 60S; Black's was six hundred mere.
Jt can hardly be uned that seuater Wal
lace was without iutlucncu in Ins own
county te take vete3 from HI i k if he had
chosen te exert it.
We de net believe that Mr lilatk did
net have the Democratic support. There
was no sign of disaffection te him among
the people. He was considered te be a
geed candidate, as he was, and he received
; the hearty support of his party. The
isolated disgust of some Democrats
with Randall ei Cleveland, or any
one else, supposed te be near te the
candidate, was impotent of important lnflu
ence ever the result. Black was Uaten bj
the full Republican vote and the merceiiar
floating vote, drawn out against him by the
"energy and unlimited cash against him
In a canvass which also involved the elec
tion of United stales seniter, for which
place there were divers Republican candi
dates, labermg zealeuslj fei the pxrty and
themstlves, alongside the bi ineukej,
Quay, for whom they were eanustlj draw
ing tue chestnuts fiem the flie
"We waut te say with emphasis aud de
cision te nil w he deem themselves leaders
of the Pennsjlv.inla Democracy that the
party is generally haiiuonieus, and that it
is wholly unwilling te see any exhibition
et lack of harmony among these aspiring
te lead it. They must control themselves
te amiability if they expect te obtain its
smiles. And the v i-e w ill de se.
Mill Bute a .Stormy Time.
If the relationship of sovereigns n-.illv
0 had much Inlluence en Luiwean nelitlcs.
By, the election et Prince Waldemar of Den
B mark te the throne et Bulgaria might be
ta, iuue luiv.inia me preservation
jK"Jjf peace.fer one of his sisters is the empress
.,4k uussia anu another Princess of Wales.
uu brother, the King of Gteece, lias
t &VO fmtntl nut !. i ii....... ti.i
t i, " """ '""' '"0" tilings IIlAKe
;iioaUterenceindinlem.vnv. nn.i n.i,
. ?? J"1 " lU.it he censldHied
- H cua .j n u.rBai oeay, tUcie Is little
Biuuuu iui iiuiw mat anjimng tliey mtv de
.wlll meet with hi3 apprei al.
i.'0 doubt It vv.13 necessary te elect sam..
,'ltine te rule Bulgaria, for itsgevernrntnt
by the minister! ami deputies U tee ne,ir
"t approach te republicanism te please the
monarchical governments en which Bui-
fftrfa relies for supiwrt. Royalists have
'ltfe,ed with (utisfdct e i upon the dt.vtt.eu
m&pffttr"?.f..-r,.
efjBu1gatians te thctrjirinca andgjuve
spoken of the country as being in a sUvte
of anarchy since he left it. They will be
sure te hail the crowning of Waldcmar as
a sign of the restoration of order, but the
people themselves, who have only observed
anarchy in the neighborhood of General
Kaulbars, will net be likely topievo as
loyal te the nevy ruler.
The joungDaneluis scen stormy times
of latent the court et his fathei, where
everything it ripe for revolution and the
Parliament and prime minister nt swords'
points all the time , se that he should be
well fitted for the turbulent telgii he Is
bound te have if he should really become
Prince of Bulgaria.
An I'lillplited Maine.
The ludicrous situation is presented in
New Yerk of a splendid statue of Libert)
Enlightening the World with no money te
carry en the enlightenment. Ne arrange
ments were made te provide a fuud for
keeping Libert 's torch lighted, and In
consequence a collection has te be taken
up dally among the down-town merchants
te defray the expenses of $12 per day te
keep the virgin's lamp burning. This em
barrassing process of collection will have
te be kept up until the meeting of I di
gress, aud if it fails the jeung woman en
the pedestal is bound te be wrapped in
I unmerian darkness.
New Yerk is fend of boasting of its big
ness and its enterprise but in the whole
Bartholdi statue business, it has shown a
public spirit that would net be quoted at
par in I'aegleysv ille.
Tnr Prison Cengres iu AtlauU-v, Oa , have
reported lu laver of a federal prlwu for vio vie vio
laleri of Inderal statute. It seeius cheaper
anit bettuMe pay state for their safe keep
ing. fceML one who has net the fear of the fair
ex before his eyet lu writing et the curloeity
et ducks says the proportionate amount poa pea
Besaed by the leuiale ever the male U as
usual with the box generally. Out et a tell
made en the Gunpowder river lat easeu -7
percenL of the killed ilucks were fomaled.
Kv cm one is new talfcleg of the evolution
of the chrysanthemum, ruauy florists being
able te recall hew a little mere than twenty twenty
flve ye n age the se called J upancse varieties
were first imported aud at flrst were ridi
culed for their laek of symmetry and wildly
disheveled leek. Hut they brought new
tints, and wheu crosed with the mere for
mal C hint e species the uetdllngs displayed
a certain untamed naturalness which brought
them mero nearly in harmony with modern
ideas et beauty.
Tut aj,ent of the Pennsylvania secietj for
the prevention el cruelty te animals has just
made a lengthy auuual report full of statl
tics of the BUbJecU With regard te the trans
portation of live stei.k the report says the
agents have inspected at the various drove
yards the arrival of 12.SJ5 car leads of live
hicK k the nuuilier of animals killed in trans
portation was VJ6, and disabled, "ZO, smaller
than during the previous year. The work
has nearly doubled as compared with last
year, and the largest In the history el the
society
Tic l pastoral letter issued by the Protest
ant Episcopal church at the close of the gen
eral convention in Chicago, contains much
that should be taken te heart by all classes of
Christians. The bishops think that the fam
ily bus been tee loesolyguarded, and house
hold religion and morality have changed,
One cause of this is the disparagement of the
Christian idea of marrlage by the spread et
the two theories one declaring that the indi
vidual Is the supreme unit of society, that
every individual of eltiier sex should have
complete aud equal freedom, and that the
"only ground of marriage is the consent of the
contracting parties," the ether, equivalent
te the lagan doctrine of Plate places
marriage absolutely under the sanc
tion and supervision et the state. On
this point the bishops speak at length. They
siy " Ileth theories entourage an un
limited facility el divorce. Beth theories
loosen the ligaments and eerrupt the Inmost
flters of home life by rebblug it of its re
ligious sanction. After iiartles haTe been
lawfully Joined together, according te the
will el Ged, divorce, with permission te
marry again, is net conceded by the church,
unless the ground of divorce be adultery,
and In that case the guilty party Is absolute
ly excluded from marrying again during
the llfetiine of the ether, and te the Innocent
party only Is iermlssien conceded te con
tract another marriage."
A meltenvnt el militU in Chicago
ordered bis men te lead with ball cartridges
when the little squad of twelve were being
pushed from their station by a crowd of five
hundred strikers. This was an Instance el
the right man in the right place, and there
can be no doubt that this order, given in a
loud, ilrm voice, was the only thing that pre
vented a recurrenceef the scenes of bloodshed
that have se etten accompanied great strikes.
The soldiers found themselves unreunded
by fees who nurgined that they were afraid
te use the weapons that tbey held, and no
doubt this wai the case. The eitlzen neldiers
knew that no matter what the provocation
tnlB'htbetbH first firing en the mob would
be the signal for an outbreak el popular
wrath against them, and that the crowd
was no doubt well armed with revolvers.
The order was a sharp reminder te the mob
that thej were playing a dangerous game
with a mau who knew his duty and would
de it regardless el ceutequenrca.
If we had home means of selecting tnen of
this kind fur iln.ers there would be no
trouble or danger In the use of mlluu te iire iire
serveerder, ler in that service nearly ever
thing depeudt, upuu the skill and judgment
of the eUuers.
PERSONAL
lUin.KTvs campaign for Lencttes is
sid te have test hliuf 11,000.
Si t nil n OniAitii's nephew has luen n
ported In very reduced circumstauce, le Urn
Philadelphia beard of city trusts.
Mils Laneiiiv, plaiiiK In ln,t ,U hs
beu urderral by Uti physicians net te aut ler
sev eral da s en account of a sev ere cold.
n,l8nA' ''.',B "S l''au''rg, has been for
the third time elatwi j.resiilent ,f Ul0
tlen Ul"au"rOIal'' Workers' HsifKia-
iiAlini, in SoirnayearaKein New yerk
lfl'r.r,m1 CVr Site" "kt H j ears. He
died Tuesday in the village of Hhrub Oak.
The widow, who still w tars short clothes, has
a J months old baby,
Pulsidlm (,vui.Aii)ti, of the National
College ler the Dtnt and Dumb at WashlnK WashlnK
teu, apptared en Tuesday before the royal
commission in Londen, te ixglu nis testl testl
meny regarding the advantages of the Amer
ican kstem traiulng ler deal mutes.
CoM3Ussfe.Mi,K Omni.r, of the civil ser-vli-e
eeiiiinfsslnii, who has re id the charges
made by the Civil Service Ileferm association
of Philadelphia, against Pestmas'er Harrity,
add that it was likely that one or all or the
coiiimniieners would go te 1'hlladeliibla te
exainlue lute the cae.
J vMjsTltOMT, a fashionable eung man
pf Hiundale, (Ja, was In daURer or liavimr
hs beauty disfigured by the less et one of
his front tecth. Ju the dilemma he paid a
friend cl5 ler a Round teeth. The two then
went te a dentist, who extracted the friend's
tieth and inserted It In the mouth of Truett.
The operation wap successiul.
Pui.vfEWvr.bi mau, vvhosuewdste the
i King Christian's veuimest son known in
Denmark as the ''Sailor Prince," and held"
hm'hu "rBt lluutuua' ' "'a Ian ish
the worm tim100"'"0 Premlnenily bolore
Lutheran and the bride a Cn olfceTuni?
jiensatlen was necessary, rpsUU'''
Jens BnAvn, a member of the Kenslng.
ziiimzmiM&mBir-JL,
ten (Londen) vestry, says that scavengerlng
It the healthiest of all the occupations of the
people; and he adds: "As te the iHhl
uess or the calling 1 have the authority or a
gentleman descended from a tenis line of
dust contractors, ami a near rotation te Mr
Ileum, Immortalize! b I'inkpii in 'Our
Mutual I'rleml ' as the 'Uolilen Ihlstmau
lie attributes It te some piopertles thrown ett
by the burnt coal, and thinks that thy dCKters
who prworlbe chareewl bavii eutv stumbled
en a small tuition or what it Is tajMbleet
doing."
jt.itti ci UMiitute r. iLAJir.ss
lltt Uuena W the Lttrratj VVuild I uilr tli
llll MrK Titilli
Mr. SAmuel Lsncherne t le liens, wl v tit
read before the Military service mmtu nn el
the t ulted btates, at Cevernnr's Island,
te-day, a piper entitled ' " iut ar
Experience or a lutinet.tli.ut Yankee at
King Arthur's Court," is btter known te
the world at large by his nnn deguerre el
" Mark Twain." He was beru at 1 lertda,
Me., evember 30, 15.1 At the a?e et thir
teen he was apprenticed te n ri'iter, aud
worked at the trade in u loins, lim.ln
natl, Philadelphit and New Vrk. lu
1n5 he beo-une, for a short tune, pilot
en the Mississippi river, 'jnd in lvil vent te
Nevada as private ecrefcir t. nis brother
wne vasscereiar ei tue lerriii rv tie men
went te the mines aud for "everal months
acted as rejwrter ler the I altferi U ui'W
paperx. He srentsK ineutbs in the Hawaimn
islands lu W I and alter d el iverlnirhuuioreu'.
lectures In I atllernla and Nevada returned
tetheEvtiu Is" T where he puelished tLe
"Jumping 1 rej;, ' a humorous sketih. In
this year be emearkeil w ith a lnre number
el ether passengers en a i .easure excursion
up the Mediterranean te ivpt aud
the Ilely Lmds whUb he do.-iribes in
the "inneeents Abroad' (ls.y ter a
time he was editor of a daily newspaper, pub
lished lu lSutlale, N "l , where he mairil a
lady possessed eta Iiuke fortune. In K2 he
visited England, ctvtug several humorous
lectures, and a Londen i ub isher made a
coUev-tieu, In four volume, et his humorous
papens adding however, many which the
author asserts v ere never written by blm
In Wl, he produced tn New ierk aceme.lv
"Tbeuuilded ge," ubkii hidareiuarkab 8
success, owing mainly te the personatien, tn
Mr. Raymond, or the lea ting Lhjraiter 'til.
Mulberry s,Wier ' MarK laiu is a Ire
quent contributor te the magazines aud in
addition te the be iks mentioned above, has
published, "Roughing It in WJ, " vdveu vdveu vdveu
tureaorTem Sawyer l"n, Pun h Brether,
Punch" Kv "A Tramp Vt-nwd 1-sO, "The
Prince and the Pauper' in ls., '! u Ste en
White Elephants and Other lale-. lvj, and
"Life en tne Mississippi ' In ls-s... He his
been a retident of numerous t is of the
United Slate, but new resides at llirtferd,
Connecticut
Wlilucteu a Ileadquartprs I ree uf IJabt.
Washington's headquarter at alley 1-erge
is new the prejitrt or the Patriotic Order of
Sens of America. The mortgage was satisfied
of record in Norrinewn Wednesday morning,
and a Jelut meitieg l the trustees of tne
order and the (.euteunlsl Mtuierlal bsrecIj
lien, of Norrlstewu, ratified the action of the
two bodies. Prier te the meeting in Joint
session the Valley I-erge Memerial Assecla
tlen reorganized and elected the following
etllcers Regent, Mrs. Anna Hels'eln, or
Bridgeport vi s regents, Henry J Stager,
or Philadelphia, mid Mrs II r Hueven, el
Norristown secretary, t rank I Murphy, of
Norrlstewn , trr.muer, t rant i. Hntsen, nf
CellegevlUe. The headiiusrtHrs will be re
paired aud beautified and ke,t as a ihev
place.
m:it en vLi.t.si.i
The uiwden sat se atai uy m in
Areuud her "lst I threw It
Aud thu, net meaning any barm
1 kliaed her e'er she iinw it
She threw an angry glanrft at me,
lier face grew red. aud then
She (rewncd and calif, ' 1 d like te ee
V ou Juit trj that again
" W hy certainly, stt rnalJ, 1 mid,
1 dld-ceuld I be blamed
1 hU time she uclj Liu, lied i d uid,
" ou ought te be ashamed
J-rem the nuU if) rir
Bt J uebs Oil does net simply deaden puln
but makes the lame w all.
The Mayers Message, Mav we ti ianl,m-d
for re'iuestlnglriit Mayer te Inueipurntn In bU
next message the taet thai luiny el our most
prominent eltUens hire been i urea et ibeuma
ttsin, neumlgli ind k I ndrel tern plaints by al
vatlen Oil, aud te recemminrt this valuable
mtdlclne.
It must b goe.1 loieterybed) n teiumniida
it Ue nit m In Hull tCuuib iiiuii 1'ilte M
cents
HI'BVIA.1. XUTlVrf
11I.VI 11 VCht.SU COLUllCJln tu se quick y
cured by bhlleh's Cuti. Wn guarantee U for
sale by U. H. Cochran, Drugtat, .Ne Ij7 North
Oueen street.
AUh OV U IDE lui'.enitjlu by lu digestion
Lensllnutlun, l)lz.lni., l.esj til ApiwiHe Vel
nw akin r Shlleh's V luilizur Is n pe.ittvn cure
rer sale by II II Cochran, lruggL.t, Ne is;
North CJUMHii trvHi.
"Jack shall pipe trid ill h ill d inn Juntas
longeut in the eptn bdinasthe plmte l he
tree born American Ult..-ii Ueu t tear iiuuralgta
with balvalteu oil te the fient Prtte enl y a
tents '
A Iteinarkauls Omul Man
Is he who attends te ihti ceintnrt el bis lamlly
and will net lathis little ones nuffer with aitti
tlen of tb lhre.it and I ung, wbireliy tbilr
lives uiav be endaiigeim, but wne heul.t at all
times glve them that seveielgn reiu it, Keinn s
llaUam 1'rlte t tents and (I 7Vuifuierrr
erBttltibyll II Cechnui, driirijli, Ui N.,rUi
yueunsliiet. )
lli Mystery xiliril
It has always been understood Hut cousniup ceusniup
tliinwiu Incurable, but It has ie.ntly been
discovered that Kumps IWUnui ler the IbiiMt
and Lungs Is giving rumeitllel thn any Known
remedy It is fiuarantetd te relieve and cuie
Asthma, llrenchltU and toughs Cull en II H.
Cechian.drugKUt, Ne LI7 North CJueen stieei,
and get a trlallotlle fne of ee-u Large size '(5
con id unci fl, i.
iHKOe V' " " V.01' ' G te L twTnTllrerichltlB
mmei utely relieved by Shlleh s Line r or sale
sfrisit. CeUirul1' Urnlst, .Ne u-j N ixa tjueen
ICenmta Ilrr V.iulli
?'r" l'fi'e',Chesleyll'eten.eu, ti ij lu.inwa,
tells the lollewlng ruuarkable still, th truth
et whlth is vouched ler by the itMdouUel ih
L,VM,c.lftux7J "',r ell. have bten tumbled
with kidney cemplatnt mid laiueness lur mnnv
years: could net dress myself without helii
,.m,Ii!1!J".'J".e T,""1 a" nul" ttn'1 "eitnessund
uuiablu te de all my own hou.ewerk I ewo
my lhauks te hleetrle Hitter, ter having"?,
lmwed my youth, and lemeved cemnlutily ill
tllseuse and pain " lry a bottle only 8m , at
Cethruri's Ilrug store, 137 and i North Oueen
street. Lancasttr, I'a (4J
VVII.L VOU SUrrKK with Iyh.psu and
Liver Complaint T Shlleh's Vltallzer Isguaran'
teed te cuit) y ou. rnr sale by II II. ( echrun.
Druggist, We. 137 North cjuweii street.
SIIIMM'S ViTAUZKIllswlial you needier
C'oustlpatleu, Lojsef Appetite, Dlzzinetia, aud
all symptoms of DyspepaU 1'ilee lu and 75
tents pur bettlu ter ilu by II 11, Cochran
llruggist, Se. 1st North tfutmi rrtit
AN UNHtinUSAlE PfcltO-S
The most uurerttinatii person in the world Is
tineamicttd with kick lieadaLhe, but they will
be relieved at once by using l)r Leslie a (special
J lescriptlen. fciu adetliaemeiit lu .another
columns in
h.iJ?,9.,JS,su ana Liver complaint, you
n?v.u ? !rl,Vu"a V'ln,I,le en uvry bottle of 6hl.
MW"?'' Hnevertalls te cure, ier silo
street. Cecl,nlin' UruBKtt, .No.lS7Nerthtjucn
mmutOAL,
"iiiowvsiueN mrrr.Ks
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
WILL curtL
UEADAUHE,
IMHUKSTION,
MILIOPSNESS,
tnSPKPSl.V,
M'UVOl'S PUOMUMION,
M L.VHIA,
I Illl.t-SAM) KKVI.Hs,
TIUEDFEKLlNn.
44l.VKK.Vt. DEH11 in,
P VINS tv thkIIACK A Si ULS
IMPURE III.OO I),
tONsTIPATlON,
PEMALEINriRMlIU-N
RHEUMATISM,
NEUKALOIA,
KIDNEY AM) Ll 1 It
TROUBLES'.
s-reu sale nr ALL oiaeuisis
the. Genuine has ttade Mark snd ctescd lied
Lines en wrapper
TAKE NO OTUEIt
(J-mi: lvdtw
A KU'S SARSAPARll t. V
A CREAKING HINGE
Is dry and turns hard, null "U l applied,
alter which 11 moves east t Wheu the Joints,
or hinges, of the body are stiaened and InOsmed
b ltr umatlsm, they cannot e met ed without
causing the met eicruclitine pains Ayefs
ssrsapartlla, by Its action en the wl, rellet es
thtse mdltlen, and niitOie- the Jetnts te goeil
wnrklugerdsr.
Ayer s sarsaparlllt has effe. ed In our cltv,
many most remarkable tures a number 01
whllhtUtd theetTortsetthe mesteiperlenced
physlctan. VV ere It necessary I could give the
nanusef mvny Individuals wbehaiebeen cured
t v tnktng this medicine In my own cse It has
certainly worked wonders, lellevinj meet
RHEUMATISM,
Afiei being troubled with It ler vetis In this,
and all ether diseases arising (tern Impure
Meed, there ts no remedy with which Ism sc
qiiatnt.!, that affords suih re lei as Ayet ar
-pinua.-li 1L. Lawrence, M 1 MJtlmeie,
Mil.
Aycrs Rinapartlla curel me or i.eut and
Kheumattsm, when nothing el e would It has
eradicated every trace of dtsetse trem my sv
tern K 11 abort, Manassr Hetel Uelment,
leiTtli Mass
I was, during many nmn'tis a surerer from
Chronic Uheumatl-m lhi diwase afflicted me
grlHeusly, tn spite of all the remedies l could
And until I commenced using Vyer s arssiia
partll. 1 took feveral belt e of tht prepara
tlen and wss sneedlly restored ti health J
t iMm, lndependence.Va.
Ayervs Sarsaparilla.
rieparwd by Ilr. J C. Aier A C 1 . Ixiwell,
Mass sold by aU Druggists I'Uci II sti bot
tles, f5 net V ll
e
URE UUAJIANTEED.
RUPTURE.
Care guaranteed by DK J B MA1EB.
Ease at eucei no oiwratleu or delay trem busi
ness ; tested by hundredset cures Main office,
KI AUCU ST, l'UILA. Send ler Circular
RO-lVdAw
rOKN REMOVEB.
YILTOIUA CORN HEAOVEU.
Warruitcd te eradicate complstely and tn a
short time, the most obdurate corns, hard or
tort, without pain. Sold by uee vv Hull, Chas.
A- I.ecbt r, Jehn U. Kaurlman, l)r W in. W one
ley, And. G. yrev, Chas. J. Stulmyer, and at
UCCUTOLD'S DKUO STOUK.
declS-lyd Ne Jl West Orange St,
mtiiKKrvusiBuiya uuuin.
e
ALL AND SEL
THE-
ROCHESTER
LAMP,
Sixty Candle Light
Ileal, them all
Anether Let of CHKAl CLuiJES ferGss snd
oil stoves
THB "PERFECTION
MET VLMOULDI.NO AD HL BllER CI sIHON
WEATHER STRIP
BeatsthemaU. This "trip atwears alletbers.
Keeps out the cold Step rattling et windows.
Kxclude the dust. Keep out miw andrdn Any
one can apply It no waste or dirt made In ap-
E lying it- eanbe flttea anywhere -no holes te
eie, leiv'y for use. It win net split, warp or
hrlnk ft cushion strip Is the most perfect At
the Ktcve, Heater aud l'.ange Stere
OF-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER I'A.
ATTM. A. KlEPrKR. ALDUS V. UERR
KIEFFER 81 HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
lOppeslle Coutt Hoase),
Invite all Housekeepers te tall aud Inspect
their Stuca et
Heiisei'LLTiiisliiiig Groeds.
A Complete Line constantly en Iiand. COOK
BTOVtland ItA.NOKS, PVHI.OK SIOV KS.
IIKAThltSand rbUNACKS
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
Alter carefully examining the mmtu et all
offered te the trade, we have teleclt d
THE "ARGANLV
rer UASOLI.NK, and
THE lf DANGLER,"
rer COAL OIL,
As the Hest, when all petnia ate considered, te
otter te our patrons.
Cttll and e us. We love le show our goods,
and are net offended If you de net purchase.
Lemeuiber, we are agents for
The " Splendid " Heater.
Manulactiiitsl by fuller A Warren Company,
Trey, N. V, which has no rival In durability,
ncouemy of! ued and control of gas New is the
time te examine aud become posted for Autumn
purchases.
KBMKUHKlt TUB PLACE I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(ot'i'esite ceuur house
ifATcnrn
--ir"ATcni:s.
Watches, Clocks Chains and Jevelry
at less than auction prices until Jauu&i y 1, lf87.
riae let of (tings. Ac. Alse, Klgln, Waltham
(Aurera for which I am Sele Agent), and etner
rlrsuclass Watches. Uest Watch and Jewelry
and Jewelry
ue pairing
-(kirrct time
place in city.
by Telegraph Dally, only
L. WEBER,
kh CJueeu 8L, Weai 1'enn'a. B.
1WXN
It. Depot,
Spectacles, Kiglju..w nndOptlcsilUoeO.
kinds or .low Jr
All
TOTi; IS MAKINtJ
OADINCT PnOTOORAPrirJ
AT M3J00 A POlIlf.
AT NO. 108 WOUTU QUEEN BTUEET.
lnl-ua Lancaster, 'a
?Sfe- - i-fteasfet:
SZJZ23&2i&Ai2&JiXi'
MMBtOAU
T
UK HWIIT HPKOiriO COMPANY.
1836. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC. 1886.
s s s
A REMEDY NOT FOR A DAY, BDT FOR
HALF A CENTURY.
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RELIEVING SUFFERING HUMANITY
s s s
s s s
AN INTLRESTINC. TRLATISL ON ULOOD
APPLICANTS. IT SHOULD BE
s
s
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
nr e oet.
p you w.vvnx) m y tup inr
Black Cashmeres!
J et the least tnuner go te the
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J W llVltNK,
.VO.M North Queen ttieet.
nevVlyd
J.
S.OIVLERA CO.
LADIES, OEN1LEMEN
CHILDREN S
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
I.N r AM 8 FINE
Cashmere Underwear
AT VEK LOWEST C VSH I'KICES
JolmS.Givler&Ge.,
Ne. as Htat Kiu Streot,
UiscAsrsi, I'A
c
LOAKS.
GHAND DISI'LAI Of
Jackets, Newmarkets,
AN D-
SEAL PLUSH SAOQUES
-AT THE-
HEW YORK STORE.
I atest Styles received everyday Upwards el
thirty new and deslrable sty fes In
CHILDREN'S COATS
In a great variety et shapes and trimmings,
from 1 te 14 years at very low prices
MlSSLS'COATS AND NEW MARKETS.
An Immense stock of
ALL-WOOL JERSEY JACKETS,
Made te our special order during the summer
and new selling at less than the present cost el
materials
LADIES' HOLCLK JACKETS.
LADIES ASTKACIIAN JACKETS,
LADIES ylUs.EE JACKETS
cot cle wuvrs,
ASTKACIIAN WRATS,
FKISSE WRAPS
LADIES' NEWMARKETS
1 heae goods have all been lwiught for cash from
the best manufacturers and ire being sold at
our well known popular prices
ELKO ANT SEAL l'LUSH W ltAl'8 and SEA L
I'LL SHBACQUES at astonishingly low prices.
WATT &SH AND,
0, 8 and 10 East king .Street.
"tOMPARE PRICES.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.,
ea. '.Mi anil 'J 8 Aerth (jiieen St.
We Invite companion
and any
between our prices
Extraordinary Bargains
New Lelng OfTeied In the City.
HOULSrU.V BlUTiM.8, 43 Inches W ide.IO. a
Yard
HILKBTIUI'KD AltMURES, 3C luches Wide,
37XC. a 1 ard
ALL.WOOL HEATHEIl 8UITINO, ti Inches
Wlije, tic. a Vaid
UAli; LINE SUITINGS, 41 Inches Wide, SOc a
v. ard,
ALL WOOL CL01II SUniNOb, II Inches
WldH V)C H tLItl
alL-woel camels hair suitings, si
Inches Wide, Wc a 1 aid.
These goods are most deslrable DressStutTsen
the marked l'latnetln Combination, andean
be had only at the
BOSTON STORE.
I'lVI'OINTCI.erilS.J-ilnches Wlde. iyc.a
yaidi Werth Sc ayard, tweshades Gray,
our TRICOTS were contracted for after the rush
of early spring, and are as One and cheaper than
any offered In this city.
NOTE THESE l'KICKS-M Inch All Weel
Tricots, 00. a yard . 61 Inch All Weel Tilcet.
"Scayard, none better at ll.cu a yard.
COATS, COATS.
Ladle', .Misses' ami Children's
Jackets and Wraps.
l'LUSH COATS al Special Lew Prices
UNDERWEAU-Large Assortment. Prices
Lew.
HOSIERY AND GLOVKS-Ladles', Misses'
and Children's Woolen Hoslery and Uleves. An
lmmeute asseitment at out popular prices,
-A r TIIE-
BOSTON STORE,
WFormerly at the New Yerk Hteru. Stere
open every evunlng next week.
TO-OTiijK ae
THESPAbSKRH ANIJ
O-l GUNNERS.-
aii persons are heicby for
bidden te tresDass en anv of lhn lnmia ni hm
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whethtir 1nrirMiui nr,.ni.
closed, either for the purpose of sheeting or rish.
ing. as tnu law win ue rigidly unforced against
m HniwwiuK uuBiuuuus ei tne unaersliruea
alter this notice.
sll
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN.
It I'll (HIV I ,,L "-",
EDWARD U. FREEMAN,
ttnrney for U, w. Celeman's heir.
A
erttl-tW
s s s
s s s
s s s
s s s
AND SKIN DISEASbS SENT FflEL TO
READ BY LVERYBODY ADDRESS
ALL
HlydAw
rUMMTVHB.
r C HA Pi'.
U R. ROT K.
IT
FURNITURE
ret the Itlf.1 HVHliAlNS In MJKMtlHP.
of AL1 KINDS, go te the
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
Cor. Seuth Queen nnil Vine Bis.
We am selling for a short time, at ASTONISH
ISO LOW rnit rs, Elegant Walnut rted Keinn
Suites, Marble rup,.utv. rine Haircloth Tar
ler Suite, aa) Elegant lxmngn, 17 1, and
ether ftoeds at the same Lew Pi Ices n'J lmd
E
URNITURE WAREHOOMS.
UUY 0UKSKLr A PAIR Of THOSE
Eelding Dress Pillows.
CALL KAKLi AT
Hoffmeier's Ferniture Warerooms.
They are the nicest thing out and we have Just
received another let el them..
Me EAST KUNQ BTnHtTT.
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
,J7A.29eutblueeiiSt
LANCASTER, I'A.
Al EST DESIGNS AND FINIBU.
AT-
WIDMYER'S
10U WILL riND
A Large and Well Selected Stock
OF-
FURNITURE,
IH ALL THE
latest Styles and Finish.
AWCALL ANU EXAMINE.-?
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Cerner Bast King and Duke 8ta
LANCA8TER, PA.
seplS-lyd
XUVMK8, Ct.
jritKCKEL'a.
BUFTALO, WOLF, JAPAN GOAT. Alse the
Celebrated OVER, TAYLOR, A CO 'S
EASTERN ROUES.
Guaranteed net te lese their hair, from .10 te ti
A Fine Assortment of Flush Lap Robes, from
.2 up te 118.
The Best Hellar Herse blanket in the city,
KRECKEL'S,
NO. 5 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER. I'A.
ang-u-smd
M18CBLLAHKUV8.
rWRN MEAL.
Ask your Grocer for
LEVAN'S KILN-DRIED CORN MEAL.
A f lltSr CLASS ARTICLE.
M,Th48
"TVON'TBUKPER ANY LONUER
Frem Your Disordered Kidneys,
lilack Barren Mineral Spring Water
Is a l'rempt, Efflclent and Cheap Remedy,
Its Tonic and Invlgnmnt Powers make It an
excellent Dyspepsia Remedy.
Dr. Regnault,e! France, writing te Gen. Ren,
ef the U. e. Army, says :
"Yeu need net come te Europe for Wateis le
Cure Dyspepsia ; we have none better than
HI.ACK liAllRKN SPRING WATER."
I'ersens supplied and vessels rurnlshee.
r.B.GOODslAN, Manager,
Ne. tl East GrantTitreet,
Fer sale by JNO. K,KAUFrMAM,UrugKlst,
North Oueen Street, Lancaster. I'a.
liLAUK JIAUREKSI'sllNU UO0B new open
Apply te MIB80UJtMTtK BOMBBBQB,
Pleasant Greve, Lncaster County, ra.
nnelMma
s
tiLortfuve.
jCTiiisu ,t imurup.it.
OVERCOATS
T1IK ntllKS DOWN,
The Quality and Style Up.
Out sty In t su atwavs be depended upon !.
tug first and loirmesi At this time em sleck
Is eemplelt Our Prices ale the Lewest
Overceats Made te Order
AT THE SHORTEST rOSMBLE NOTICE.
mux ins
llncst Melten, kcrser, llliic nmt Itlnrk.
lltnvri, lile)Hli' IHnKeual ami
(lilnttillla.
Our lilmmlng and
eirellid
Weikmamhip cannot be
Men s Ready Vlade Melten Oveireats at. I
Men Ittady Made llnaver Oterceals at ta.
Men's Ready SI ado Reversible Overcoats at II.'.
Men s Ready Made tdo-Wale Diagonal Over
coats atli:
Meri Heady Made Skeleton Overcoats at is
Men s Head) Vlade lluslnesi Overcoats at l VI.
toys Ready Made Melten Otererau al.ltl,
Heys Iteudy-Made Heaver OTereeats at 14.
Heys Heady-Made Iteverslble Ovetceals at t
lkys l.cady-Made W Ide Wale Diagonal Over
coats at tn.
Heys Heady Made Skeleton Ovetrentaal M
lleys Ready Made KveiydayOverctsvUat .1 MC
t. hi Id i en Overcistts at all prices aud In all
styles and luallttts
E1RSII k BROTHER,
ONE-PR10E
Clothiers and Furnisbers,
COR.
.NOR 111 C1UEF.N hi AND CENTRE
SClUAItr., LANI.AS1 F.R, 1' V
w
1LI IA.MSON A K)SIKR.
TELKl'lIONE CONNECTION.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
A Coel, Crisp November.
OVERGOAT COMFORT
CHILDRFN S
OVERCOAIS - Hemespuns,
Dean Casslmere, Tancv
Cbsvlet and rlatn
Twills, 3M, II 50, 3ii, M te
BOYS' OV EHCOATS Taney Weisted, Cerk.
screws, Mlxtd CasMmcret and I lain lltewn
Twills !J', )X.(tibsn,PJ
GENT SOV EKCOATS ilrewn. Gray and Fit
ver Grav herseys, Klys'an llesvers and Storm
Frleie, 14, lis, l,l.
Furs, Furs, Furs.
GENl - rbR COLLARS AND GLOVES,
I ADIFS COI.LVRErrES ANDMUrrs,
1 1 I: CAI'F.S AND IIO.V-,
( UR A.ND FEAIHER IR1MMINO,
SEAL 5K1N CAT AND I'OLOS
GENTS DRESS DERBY HATS.
liiinliipN 1'lne Silk HiiIk.
MEN'S AND 1101 e' FANCV CLOTH CAPS
CARHIAGK
iitaii ttiirr..t,
HIAGK ROUES Stiver Gray and black
Hurrale. lei and Deuble Plush, Herse
Ulankets and Whip
WINTER U.NDF.RW EAR-Mwllcated Setllel
Flannel, Flne Camt I s Hair, AllVVtxil t-iay
Mixed and W hlle Merine Gent a Weel Hese
In l'laln and ( ancy Celuis
SILK NKCKWEAR-I'rliicn letks. the I'utl
Scail, the lour 111 Hand and tlalSentl
New HI) Ics Cellars and ChIFh.
SILK AND COTTON SUSPENDERS.
The Largest Assortment ul
Ladies' & Gent's Beets and Shoes.
Something espci lally goe.1 lei
Ladles Weai.
the 1'hlladelphla loe and elhel
popular style).
All sues, nice, jw
GENTS' DRKHS 8IIOFR 111 Ijiie Hals and
nuttens. hole Heveled Kdge Vciy neat and
dressy In appeatante. I'llce, MW.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
a'.', 31, t)G ami U East King St.,
LANCASTER. I1.
W1NKH AND LlUVUftB,
2lJ -CO TO- aWS-F
Reigart's Old Wine Stere
Fer l'etumeiy Sec. Douche Sec, lh'ei lleldsleck.
O. II. Mumm A Ce . and all ether lead In "J
Sher
or imported ctiampagnes. ". "-, ""ri,
and Pert Wines, Clarets, bauttirnes. AH
es and
Hele Agent for Special "W..!;rn Cham,
nnene nreduced by tbe fleasanl vauey nine
Ti. thePnnes" American Champagne In the
Ur in'rtA1 tifange Wine. the rtnest in the mai ket.
AUllllie0e7lTndV.VVhlskv-
California Claret and Whits Wine, el .Napa Val
ley, California.
H. E. Slaymaker,aer,
Ne. EAST KING ST., L ANO 8T ER, PA
HUH PAPER 18 PRINTED WITH
INK
Manufactured by
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.,
marW-lyd JethnQ Hare SU l'biladelphla, l
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