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The Collapsed Strike.
TI10 great Chicago strike has come te
' an eTimnfc und llpifim In nnan .liPi itira nf
p .-tha clearly expressed opinion of the ex
ecutiva beard of the Kulglita or Jaber
against the demand for elqht hours it vas
Impossible for that organization te con
sistently upheld the strikers. Yet they ap
pear te have felt the utmost confidence in
the strength of their position and te have
thought that because of their numbers
and influence Powderly would be afraid te
act firmly with them ; but they have found
as many ethers hae before them that
their leader Ls net easily frightened. In
the Judgment of the re&t of the ceuntr
they have been acting very foolishly. The
sensihle men among them admit that the
Btrike was all wrong, but defend their
course by saying that the manufacturers
have " given them the right " by refusing
te employ members of Litwr organizations.
This will net de, for the fight was plainly
en the eight hour question ; but the ether
point may easily lie made the ground for
farther trouble if bV.h parties are spoiling
lira fight.
la this ca?e the value of the organization
of the Knights of Laber with the empleyi r
has been very clearly shown ; and it is a
question of p irticular interest te the em em
pleying interest of the country whether
this organization of labor will net, in the
long run, be of nJvantage te employer as
well as employed. It all depends upon hew
the labor is led. If confidence could be
felt that It would be always checked in Us
unreasonable, and only be supported
in Its reasonable demands, the organiza
tion would certainly be a lienefit all
around. But It will be hard te inspire such
confidence among these who employ the
labor that is thm organized teAand up
against them. The theory of the labor or
ganization 13 well enough. They combine
tosecure their rights, and their rights they
ought te have. But there is naturally a
wide timet en 10 of opinion between
employer and employed a3 te what
their respective rights aie, and an
organization of either is most likely
te insist rpen rights that the ether
will net concede. l'h CJi-age empleves
of the meat packet'3, for instance, nut en'y
think that they ei'ht te lab r but eight
hours a day, but that no ether men shcu'd
take their p!ace3 who jre wilinig te work
ten hours for the three or lour dollar of
fired by the ptckers for that term of la
bor. The packers tL 'iik that such a posi
tion taken by laborers sj well paid is un
reasonable. And there will be no one out
side the 6tnkers te dmy the unreasonable
ness of their demand. Of this nature are
very many of the demands of labor. They
aresuchas cannot le granted them, be
cause the cmplejer caunet give what he
cannot get.
The utility of a mixriei order te the
ordinary werkitigman's ledge lias been
well proven in the case of this Chicago
strike. It has been disapproved and or
dered off by the executive beard off the
Knights of Liber. This is a case of wis wis
dem of the head enforced upon the felly of
the crowd. It the order of the head is
obeyed, and the btnke ceases, two tilings
Will be shown ; that the Knights of Laber
are wisely led and that they are wisely obe
dient. The country weds but te be satis
fled that the organization is obedient te its
chiefs, and that the chiefs aru men of geed
sense, te feel a safe reliance upon its con
duct, and te believe that it will be bentli-
cent institution.
This confidence is net jet felt. The
order has net been led with un
varying wisdom. It is tee nuvtly geared
te cause us te expect peifect steadine-ss
In its performance. The machine may be
very powerful erwiy we k , it may be a
Kroat geed or a great evil. Oue great dan
ger threatening it is that it will become a
political maehiue, which would ba a total
perversion from its object. It certainly
may be a power iu politics aud It is proba
ble that it will try te bthis power. The at
tempt will be disastrous. There cau be no
political squeezing of employer and em
ployed; any mere fian there can ba a
tqueezJng of eggs fiem a lieu.
Elected I5y One Vete.
Iu the closing days of a political cam.
palgn it is the custom of campaign paper3
te call special attention te the necessity of
getting out eveiy vote, in the fear that the
marglu of victory or defeit may ba se nar
row that oue vote nay inake or break the
result.
The wisdom of this policy Is elsewhere
eihiblted in the account of hew a legisla
tive district In Xew Jersey was captured
br a Democrat, the latter havimr a ninrni.
11 iff of one ever his Republican competitor.
'! U.U1S was in a 101:11 vnunf morn t mn J ten
..Bit the ines' rmark.ililn fvahim r
5PfVii Incident vm that in the success
fAr theDwnemt may depend the election
by the Democrats of a TTmtAi Hi-,. ......
s.ter, Sjthatihaens mere vete that was
fy cat for the Dtmecrafc aiMnaVilymau cau
'L d.date may havi tlie effect et p'.aulng a
,'. . ijimecrat in ilb nrst legis'ative tilbunal of
it' t. ..41 .,
y Tite fiieudd of the defeatnl canill.ltn
; vUestaycdat licmathluklnj "their votes
fy ' would net be uilsjel'' will have some tine
tlle-gnawins new.
Tke Tetinl rtrB)tf.
Mr. Barbour thinks that the president
has done the Democratic cause harm in
Virginia by his lack of vigor In swinging
the decapitation axe. Mr. Donebue, of
New Yerk, and Mr. Bourke Cockran,
said te be Democratic leaders, are of like
opinion ; nnd there are a great many ether
Democrats recorded as of like views. Mr.
Harbour ve knew te be 11 man of cry
geed Judgment. He has been the execu execu
tive leader of the Virjnia Democracy and
11 reemlier of Congress. He desired te be a
senator, but Mr. Daniel was chosen in his
stead. Mr. B itbeur naturally feels that
the political worker should be rewarded.fer
he was a worker and was net rewarded
when Mr. Daniel was chosen.
The accusers of the president ate gener
ally among the workers; and we have a
great deal of sj m pa thy w ith them. We
lielieve that litlcal workers should be
rewarded, all ether things being equal.
But the trouble U that geuerally ether
things are net iqual. We regret te say
that tlii? political worker is very often net
fit te be tewardtd as ha wants te be. Near
ly all the workers who wetk for a reward
in office are of thi kind. The workers
who are fit are these who work for the love
of the cause and country, nnd when they
have wen leek for office, but like many
honest people strangling with the tariff
question, are for protection incidentally
nnl net for itself.
If all political workers were geed men
for office it would be an easy thing for the
presideut te appoint them all. Majbahe
did net appoint enough in Virginia. But
we knew ether places where he appointed
a ureal many, aud did net de his party an
go xl either.
It is rather interesting te bee hew impar
tially the party has been injured by the dis
tribution and non distribution of federal
patronage. It bhews us what a very deli
cate thing it is te handle. There are se
many fellows who think they are deserrine
te be made raving mad when somebody
else get3 the place their fiagers were almost
en, that it seems just about as profitable te
make the whole crowd move moderately
and by net appointing anyone, a
course which has been followed In regard
te the Puiladelphia marshalship, which Mr.
Sainuel Josephs considers te be his and
which the powers knew it would never de
te ri e him. Philadelphia get a great deal
of federal pap, and the howling was fear
ful. Seme fine plums were net
given out and the howling was fearful.
The net result at the polls was net gratify
ing. We think tint the lessen te the party is
te take its eyes off the offices and te try te
get along as it did for ever a scoreef years
with a consciousness of its merit alone te
sustain it.
Puei. Jenv I SrLLTVw seems net te
have lest the knack of hlttiug a trip hamm6r
blew.
A KEvfiVvKe rumor of attempteU uprls
in a?alnst tbe government of Spain shows
that tlieclemencr of the queen ba net wen
the devotion el the people se thoroughly as
was expecteJ. This is no doubt owing te
the w,de ly diUerent character of the revolu
tionary movements, the ctlicers pardoned
net long ase having p'arneJ a military
coup d etit aud the present disturbance bar.
ing their origin iu the dis'-ttWactlen of the
pTpl ever trestiei recenlly concluded with
foreign countries. The mases of Spain are
ignorant in the extreme and easily led, by
de-.lguirjg and reckless men, te believe that
thes.1 treaties will taUe away their means of
support, and that the powers that be have
sold their prosperity te foreigners
It will be pleaslnir te the friend et the
Keadiuc railroad te learn that under its new
manasement means hate been discovered by
whice entrenchment will beeitectedamount beeitectedameunt
iDK te 12,000,000 per annum. This economy
will rind expression in the meat marked de
gree lu the management ofthe idle iron fur
naces, which will be made te yield a revenue
li neail 01 bfiirjK a drag en the company's re re
se.irrn. PresUent Certln, tl.idingthat the
Schuylki.i Valley N admirably adapted te
th manufaeture of Iren, owing te iu near near near
nestoceal, limestone aud ere bedsel supe
rior quality, has arranged te receive proposi preposi
tions Irem manufacturers et Iren for the
lease of the tbirty-seven furnaces In that al
ley owned by the Reading Ceal and Iren
company. Twe of these luruaca will be
taken poneailen el by etpIUl sis at an early
day, aud very seen theiealter it Is hoped the
ethersi will be taken up au d put in operation.
We have received from Keet Jc Tinkers
fine rncMvinir, entitled "The World's Kx
changes," in eventing picture of the great
banUir. place el the world. It N a work of
art that U worthy of eareiul preservation.
Tun New Yerk Jfirrer, " the organ of the
dramatie preresiiDn," make a suggestion
that Hbeuld at once bs taken up by ihe phil
anthropist who are ceuhUnily s'mlng te
Improve the moral tone of the hiah. Ttili
1 that Hie matter of costuming be takeu in
charge by the management, and salaries re
duced proportionately. The tlle-jt would be
that talent would Ix-o-sme mere essential te
siic-es-, and less would depend upon elabor
ate and, expousive cestum, although the
uianjtemeiit would el courts provide such
e-wtumex where the play required it. The
Mirror forelbly adds thut many a Uleuted
jeuugnctrefssees "the chanca el her Hie
slipl.y while another, lew gllted, perhaps,
bat also less scrupulous eu-t her ly ferca or
mero dressing.
Te MuiiT the chrjtanthemum show ilese'.
Nene should miss lu
The nht betweeu the Weuiais Chriitian
Tetnieratiee Uuleu In this state and li.(nnr li.(nnr
sslleri seems net te have resulted In u.ucb
ter the llrt nauicd in general results, hs
thurelsauet lncreatn for the past year of rS
llCRnsiHl drinking jilacta aa ce-npared with
the jetr deieru. Hut thx women at the back
of this temperance movement dernu consola censola consela
tlctn from the lact that tot out of a teUl of
18,331 lliwisas were rejected lu ISjG, and
they oeiicliule that a geed portion el the re
jected applications might have been granted,
hid It net been ler their active opposition.
Iiiut'ater ceuuty Miews a dicreae et 2, the
iiuics beuii; applications J7", licenses
granted 07, total at present Jt7.
Tun senatorial light In New Jersey is las'
andlurieu, but the Democrats have the In
bide truck.
The Dwyer ilrothere wen f JOa 511). ID en
the turf this year, the largest ever wen in
this country by a single stable. Hut their
Dewdrop is dead and Mis Woodferd Is
broken down, se that the net remits may
net be se great alter all.
Patti has arrived in New Yerk prepared
toixHkea vocal decent upeu the pocket
books et the mulropelU.
Ohie U sbiut te establish an Intermediate
penltentUry ler the confinement or these w he
lue been nenteuued ler the first time or for
BUert terms. The e ll that must reult from
the aiisiiclatlen et thete who have been guilty
of but mmm lbiue, with the morn hardeued
preres,ia criminal., Is tx evident te need
proof; and the sncee , ,h8 reforma'ery
InslHutlea at F.lmlra, New Yerk, should lead
inu2dSriy,"t0 uk0 "m,lar m"u" ' wiui
IMPORTANCE OF OXE VOTE.
nuir ir itill ztKxi.i Mrurtiera;.
.veiK Attnerr tntXALit.
A Itsrauat lu th Cc or llir lie In n New
Jrnrj lllilli l).tut-eirull, the
Drmeirst. I emul te IU Itr.n
Klftlnl In MJlll'y lit One
A reoeuut e the eie lu the fiiii.1 iivrk't
of 1asIj efiiuty, N. J , where there was
tie between Kugene lluiley, Iti'pulillen, nnd
It. A. Car ml I, lemecratlc Latur cnuill.Ute
for tlie nsi-tubly, wai intJe la the 1 nirt
houe at l'atersen attirtlay morning by
Justice Dlinn, et the snpreuie eiirt. J isttee
Dixen njieued ti.e box. au I reiJ 1 1 the
ballets In person, a.i l at luiaile sit Me
ander nillett and Krsnc S-.It, the eni-ne!
for Carrell aud Kmley rn-jH-viiteU t unij
Clert Smith and Ipu'y t'i..ity Clerk
HUutelt talMed for tbe slate, II. J. Hepper
ler Mr. drrell, snd W. 1 l.isfr Mr.
Emley. The iiunty mid Ufe executive
cemuiittee al-e had legal representative
present, en account of the l-npirtance of the
result, ler en It depended t'i i ieti i
whether t.en SewellerUn Ab.u h.'uld
go te the United Suits S.'natp.
Before this recount the II ne ft .sin' It
stOvxlSl DemivnttsHnd .7 Kepuii1 .-ai' with
DoneltUH, the newly ele,-tet Li'ir stinll
man from Pai'tic reun't. m 'edge la -t 1111
certain. If Kmley kIkmiIiI tn i end t' b"
elected, the lleuvi wei Mian 1.U I.utivrt
is Republican, and Iinihue list is t
ssy, the Dt'iiiivrat.i weuul bate a uii rity 111
the Hniutf uuder any iiriuini ani". ltui
the Senate stands 1J Rtpitbli'ti. aud 9 Ocu -ecrat,
a msjenty et three ter the Republi
can, aud m If K'mle.v heul 1 t leuuil te !
elected the lejlsltture would s an 1 a tin en
Joint ballet, the three lVnuxra'ic j iu.a tt.v in
the Heue lalaucing theRepui lu-au nm'inty
In the senate, wltueiit iniudmic Di'hu
who would therelere bold the twlitiei of
power In the United Sutet ncmunr'stiip con
test. If, en the ether hand, Cirr .11 aheuid be
teund te lie elected, the Democrat w..uld
have a clear majority iu Jepeudeiit 1 f Ioui
hue. The rectiuut bad net prx-elt rsrwhxii
the Indications beati te crew laventbls ter
Mr. Kmley. The district icemp.iHl el ihe
Fourth and Kiflh wards et Paterson, the
First, Second, and Third wards .l I'a-sia.'
City, and Acquackanenk township, lu Pas
sale Cltv Kmley 011 the recount hud a cnin of
5 and Carrell agalnet 1, inaiug I r Kuney
a net pain of 4 Ot thee ete tw.i w'eie twn
loose Republican tieke's lean I in 'he t Hern
of the box, which were allowed It! mle,
becaue the number of strune ti -Keu in the
box were two les tnm the nuai'ier cert tied
toeu the pill list, there was 10 c'ltuicein
Acquackanenk, he that Kmley ctme up into
Palersen with tour tote in bis fat or. In the
First district of trie Fifth ward el Palernen
the recount showed one les ler Emley,
which left him leadiug Carn.ll by ihre.
lu the Second district of the Filth wnrd
Carrell gamed and Emley lest 1 ne, whlcn
left Emley leading Carrell bv enlv one.
The proceedings here became iutensely ex
citing. When the First duTict of the Tilth ward
had been counted, E ml fly wa J ahe-id of
Carrell, but lu the be. mil ilitrkt f the
Filth ward Carrell gamed 1 and Emley lt
L This lelt Euilej 1 ahtad. Pel. nuns
flecked lute theceurt room. Iu the 1 mtdls
t'ict of the Fourth ward Em ej l.t one
aud that made a tie. The 11 ite'tient 111 111
creaed accordingly, lu the Seciud district
of the Fourth ward Carrell gamed 1 and
Em'ey lest 1. This put Carrell 2 ahead. In
the Third district of the Fourth ward Carrell
lest 1, but he was Jet I ahead, nod that wai
enough, for tae whole distrkt hat been Mu
lshed. UetoreanDouming the h; al result Justice
Dixeu ordered the spectators lu Itidu'ge in no
demonstration, but no sooner bad he an
nounced that Carrell was elected by one
majority than the audience arie aud in
dulged in applau-e that Jus ke Dixen evi
dently despaired of repression, ter he nuuj
no attempt.
It took irem lOo'cle-k a m. t' 7 n. iu t..
count the vote which nunibere I 1 u ) iu the
district. In the original returns Ein.ey aid
Carrell had l.SSti apiGce. The rtit w.re ler
the Prohibition candidate and bcatterlna
The recount shows 1 yu fur Carrell and 1,837
for Emley. Justice I.xen tens. eery tieKet
out of the box pfrseua'ly and exseiined 1L
Ne exception caa be taken t the aecuracy of
the count. This apparently ieure the elec
tion of Gov. Abeetl te ihn United State
Senate te succeeud Wen. Sewt-.1. The recount
was grahted en the petiti n d M.. Eml-.y.
PERSONAL.
Victeria. ScnELLixt ssaid te be irat til
ing In Eurete, aud 1 well aud bap; y.
The Prlsidlnt will hate four jutlees et
the supreme c urt te appe.ut ltwe.u new
and the Ith of March next.
Mcmwui, the painter, 1 a moil prod
hearted au 1 amlibiu man, si u; , unpreteu unpreteu
tieu, but far irem b-iii ank
Dr. Wee u be tv has in fe 1 d u Hy rf
herey lu hi evolution b-li"fi.i ; ..vj, Ly
the Georgia Presbj terlan ay nod.
I.iect -Ge.v. SukKieAH', aenuai report
shows that at the dtc of the Ij" returun the
armyet the United bialea cjUeiattxl of J lvr.
officers and Zi,'Jib mem
Rev. Alfred A. Ccnii-,, the newly ap
pointed bin Hep of the Catholic di.e el 11 11
miugten, Dek, wan oensec-rateil lu ihe
cathedral at Baltimore, Md., en aundaj.
Rev. 1. E. K.neiir, one et the most promi
nent divines of the hvauyeiii-al a.M.ciatlcn
in the state, died Friday u..it in Lebanon,
of au absce of the liter, agbd 4S years He
was presiding elder of the K-adin0aitl P.Htr P.Htr
Mlle districts for eigM yra s, pst.rct tuu
Cbentuul street church, in L.luuea, ter tub
pait three jeara, aud was a trustee et
Fredericksburg cillege lie liravn, aw de
and four children.
Fred. Archer, the dead Lnglmh J ckey,
pessetsed extreme oleacueM In money mai
lers. A cabman who was etten honored
With patronage has said that there was noth
ing but thn honor in it. Aftyr winning
tbeusauds of pounds he w uld ride 10
the cab until he reached the limit et n
shilling ride, lie would then blight, juy
Just a shilling, an 1 walk the rest et iuu ty
tie would appear at meetings where lie hid
no engagements and ride for a'eurdly small
sums, ailing with sorrow -.ne bean 01 ouiig euiig
sters thus deprived et tna ep'irluu ty te
make a reputation.
Jen.s Oei'0!iKRT et Mount Un ou, Pa,
whelnveuted the iortabie iron atctieu ucals
aud devued the inclined plant s ever the Al
legheny Mountains lu the .l.ijs et the old
Portage railroad, died In Pitisuuru en 1 n
dayatthe ageefbi jears. Mr. U mgherty
1 credited with mggestiu the routeorthe
Pennsylvania railroad, and iu 1nj7 ebuinwl
a charter ler thedherruau's Valley and Round
1'ep railroad which by acta et assembly w a
Oually merged lute theSeutu PennsyltuLli
read. Mr. 1) mgberty was ene et tee meat
active and lutlueu lai bus. ties men In cen
tral Pennsylvania. At one tune he was con
sidered a millionaire, but be died 1 oer.
Au Kjigllh llNhnn Kawir Creumlluu.
Krem the Louden Telegraph
The bishop of Dever, preaching at Canter
bury, observed that the q loitleu or the dla dla
Ieal of the dead was bocemlng 0110 el press
ing ImperUucu In inipuleu places. Uy the
gineral adoption of creuiailen we should es
cape many diillculties, and, although net hii
advocate el the system, he wa willing u, H(i.
mil that there was tery much mere te 1.,, K,ia
ler the proposal than many thought. It was
Slid that the Idea of cremation ,s iry re re
telling, but what count bj mero Mivmtlng
than the burial el the dead, 11 we allowed
our mluds te rest 011 the subject T
Till: HL'LLDOII
'1 be bulldog Is a savuge Leutt,
He never lutur or rants
Hut hu will leave the daintiest ft-ml
Teltar a lever's panls
(We trust our geed Uostentan ft lends
Will pardon us this tlmu,
Fer "trousers" weuia net tnli our ends,
Uecauee they would net rhyme )
Aud when he gets a solid grip
(We mean theputp, jeu knewi
Until these nether garment r r Up,
lie uever will let go.
llut sets hit teeth, and gretsli and gretylt,
llh mallie ill conce-dud,
Uemlndful of the lovei'-i limij.
Until the cloth doth yield.
And then the lever climbs the fence,
And lsunleith te step,
Hut rapidly iuiundcr h mu t
Unto the tailor's Uep.
Soeutof evil L'exl dnlh jeme,
Ker, though the lever swestrs.
It makes the tailor's btulnuss I111111
Te mend the bulldog's tears.
FTem tht Himtritlli Journal,
A Itner (IittlDC Tired,
Frem the Chicago Xew.
"Yes, I knew It," exclaltuM the elerati
barber. "1 knew this raier was getting
'llre.1. "
"Se'm t," mill the reporter, Willi asperity.
"llel as if you htd bten iiinultlg al.twit
iiiewer exer uiy fact"
"That's what 1 aM," rei'ied the b.irl-er.
"Thisrinr Is tlred.'
" W h.f are you talking nueui " '
"O, rsnrs etten get tint way. t have
umd tbts ene for three at-, and a li'llcr
ptece ' teel wa neter boned I'uitng that
lime It has Ixteu tired' iu-t four II inc..
What de 1 miHii by 'lliee ' Well, te all al al
pearauee this razor I a shai p a litis! b,
built won't work. Ne nia'tcr tn.w much 1
hene It there will be no improvement, and
the 011 1 thing te de Is te giteltaresk First,
I cle.tn It with mero tb.au erdinar; cartv, Then
1 open It and put llnwa.t 111 a dinner with n
geixl bent 1 lixk tlie'dianer and lcatelt
ler live Oats. Al the imd el tl.at lime 1 OIHUI
thediHtver and takoeiit t'lenuer. It will be
a sharp as any tI.de you eter saw."
Ir Hall's Cough Svrup Is 1 ii tskli g the place
et all ihn old lishteuett muIi i.iiii'dtes. It
tietci fa' ti nlk'Mi thx u -1 si 'lent imiIU. and
fr threat dliucs It li n t ..inbU' ruce li
cnt
"1 husam t deublv srnied hit iles'h nd Ufn,
Mv b.troumlauildein are iwtti below tne "
tt r-other te sit alone sutTttiiK- with uearalats
Or buy euu bolUeot Saltauea Oil.
Mr 11. Msddeck, Detroit, M'ch , cured his ce'd
with three den's of lied Star ceuijh Cine
As Thjr cannot rlbly
niakeapnreui iilasterhtvlnnavlhlng II ke 'he
uirJICInil 'lualltles of llense'i . the amp fol
lowers of the pharmacmitual protsleo pr pr pr
dacetonef worthless pluters, and gitetheiu
nt-ne which reetnble In print thtt et the gen
ulnr, md, when carvle!? nen eund like Ik
ler 111 npl". Cheep Jehn dcugnlit wUl eUcr
5011 train variously Myled " earwU'im. ' Ca(v
(Kin," "Capslclne " or ' 1 ipucln plasters,
arefaced some. lines with the nam " Benten's
or Hurt in'." tv e earnest a lauuen thn pub
hea-atnt the whelettltient hciu 1 hi-y re ad
u.itr y u-ertblci as rvnitdi tcr di.eis 10
li u'w they are cheap. it 1 lain muslin I
rlna-.Hir and Jmt as etll an a As for lkn
n 1., watch the spe 1 ,f n t leek ler the
Ihi-oe Ctals" tradeiua'l. "I '!' word "Cap
cii.u u tn the centre et t' ,t?uu.ue
H..M.W.S
ter Uvblc. Use Da Hairs tee.alug Letien
te baths baby's gutns New aud sun-.
The only safe medicine ler chjldrsu is Da.
Had s Cough and Crenp. rru2cenl
or Je by II. Ik Ccchmn. Pniltt. Ne. 1J7 and
IU. North ejuicn street, Laacajtur, I s.
net 1 luidAir
Its Un Veur tlusrd
Iknsen CaKlne l'lsjter are widely luilta
ted I hat Is the (act. New, why are they linl
tatetdf llecaUAe they are tfce only porous plas
ter In exutuncu that Is really trustworthy and
va uahle llennu'a tiater) sre Miihij and set
failtlciliy medicated, and cure tn a few hour
ki! ukiii ujHin Hhleh no ethf- bare had any
tXcut tv rtnitiver. The publu are thsrelera ctu
tinned awtnsi plasters bt-ant a the name of
" tu In," " Capsicum." "eapsklne, nr ca
piKln, which are me-tnt te pass ter " eapclne '
ipeaie note the dllTerenrt 1 and ale against
piasters Oeatingthe name " llenten ' llur llur
len'ii' etc. When buying as ter Htnsen's Plas
ter and protect veursell bj a personal exanilna
tlnn The ennlne ha the mnl" cipctne " cut
or poreiiied In the body el tl-n plaster and the
Three seals
' trailetnark en the lace doth.
ti)
VV3VIAL a tint r..-
L r VKU1I CUUKI). health and i.it erwth
wturvrd, Oy shUeh's Caksrrn It nc.ly Price Hi
. 1 :. Nasul Injector fri-e. ler sa.e b 11 It
Imuran, Druggist. Ne. la North yufen streeL
t?e.Hl nesnlts In 1'ttj Case.
I A. Bradford, wheltsale psper.twUeref Chat Chat Chat
tanoegs, Tenn., srrltes thai he was rnrleusly
alfllrted with a severe c id that settled en his
lungs naa triearnany reme itesvittheat eneal
lUluglnducett tetryDr King New IUcevery
lorCetnsauiptlen, did se and was entirely cured
hy u-eef a lew bottle, since hii.h umehehss
ud It In bis family for a I coughs and Leids
with best results. This 1 the n rVnte of thou theu
a.nts v hoe llverf have tn-ei vviI t y this W on en
derful Discovery. Trial Uettii Ine at II II.
1 echran s Drug store, Nes .-.' and 1SJ North
viae u street, Lancaster, Ta (5)
MUILOH'S CUUE will lmm.Jiateiy relieve
Crenp, Whooping Coagh aat llmnchltls. I'er
-a'eby 11. IkCecuraa, Drejgu'., Ne. Ul North
cjiicen street,
An Hud te ttetis "craping.
I'd Turd shepherd, of I' rr'sl'iirg. III. pav
" II vvuiir received se much inefli from hiectrlc
Outers, I ttel it tny duty Ui let ltfenugbuuian
it Iciiew lu Have had a ranul ig sere en uiy
Ie4 fur eight yuats ; tny doctors told me 1 would
has e te have the bone scra;d or lcgamputatel.
I ued, Instead, three bettls of Electric Hitters
and seven boxes llucklen s vrutca Salve, and
my leg Is new- sound and w e 1 '
Klictrle illttres are sold at hfly rents a bottle,
and Dui-kleu's Arnica saiv, ai i5c per box by
H 1! eech-an, I)ruggtt S.s. U"aad L0 North
e ;een stnet, Uiucatcr, l'u. tS)
ferlatne btek, sldoer cheji, no hlleh's 1'or 1'er
us fliutur l"ric 25 cents tee saie by 11. U.
.e-amn. Dragglst,Ne.lS North Qjeea ueuu
ttucklen's ArulrH ale.
I au l'et Salve lu the world for Cuu. UruUes,
Vires, L'kvri. salt llheuui, fevei sun-'S, Tetter,
shipped Hands, ChUblalns, ceris, and all Skin
Srnntlen. and positively c ires Piles, or no pay
ve-inlwd. It la guaiuntned Ui give perfect eatl
ttk tfen, or money retundea I'rlcei S centa per
M ei ssJe Dy II. B, ceenmu. Druggist, U7
iiid .J rth eiuten stre't Ijim u'er Pa
Caution
We would caution the Hu' I'e te Leware of
Hm,i eduiing Kctnp'a II-uvin. it ie-n than the
regular Price, 50 cents and II, aa oftenitiet liul
uatiuns or Inferior articles ureal .Ida. the genuine
in order te unable them le i-ll cheaply II II.
Cochran, diniggleU N'e. 137 N .rth CJueen atieet Is
our agent for Lancaster. Sauipie bettle given
te your eli-lud.tw
SLKt-l-CKSS MO Ill's, made uiL-ernljlu by
i!.al tviriblu cough- ShlluU aCaieu the remedy
ter jeu. ersaleby II. B.ceehran, Druggist, Ne
k.7 North Queen street.
Tlie Cxclteuieut Net Over.
Tt-e n'-h at II II. Cochran, druggist. Ne. 1S7
North iueen street, still cemlnue cm aeeeunt
of poiNeus ahilcted with Cough, colds, Asthma,
llrenchlUs and Consumption, te procure a bottle
01 hemp's llalsaui for the Ihrtcii Hud l.ungs,
slilpb is neld ou a guarantee and is giving entire
satisfaction It Is a standard family remedy
l'rtculu cents and II. Trial iierce el-lwdAw
"vVlIY WILL YOU cough when Shbeh's Cure
will give limundlale rellitl. l'nee U cu , '') eta.,
aud It, for sale by 11. II. Cochran, Druggist.
Ne 1J7 North Itueen street.
lilt I'.EV. OKO. II. TIItHt, et lleuiu.in
I ml , says llethmysell and wltnoweeur lives
toslllI.eH'SCON.SlJitl'TIUN cLJlh." ker sale
ny 11. II. Cochran, Dragglat, Ne 1J7 North ynecn
st rei t.
Us lUfrtLta Wern bTsri-, "ure'y vegetable,
pleasant t. take, will expel worms If any exUt,
no purgative required alter using Price, 24
cunt, by all druf gists. bs-3indJlWAr
SH1I.OH") CATAUUH UK5IKI)V-tt positive
cure ter Catarrh, Dlptherl 1, and Canker Meuth.
Ker sale by II. U. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1S7
North epiuen street.
(live 113 Cream ttalm a ulal This luslly
celebifetid rumi dy for the cure of catarrh, hiy
1. ver, cold In the head, Ae, an be obtained of
any rejiuuible drugglbt, and may beirlled upon
a a sain and pleasant runedy for the above
c mii'lulnu and will give Immediate lellet It
la net a liquid, snuff or pewdi 1, ha. r.e offensive
odor and can beuflfdatany time with geed re
suits, as theusauds cm n-tm , among them
rfim cf thn attaches Of this elllie ' nirlf of
iht Tim-t. May , lsal uc iwdeediw
iim iwita tutors ti -llr Oscar E. 11.
Kech, of AUcntewn, 1'a, was bedfast with In.
rlaiatiiaterj rheumatism In the winter of lta3
Docter could de nothing te relieve him. He
commenced using Gress' Rheumatic Remedy.
Hy the time he had used halt h bottle be could
leave, his bed ; w hun he had flnliLed the bottle
ha was cured and haa net had a return of the
dlsuuie since. Inhls own words, 1 teel better
than ever betore " Price II, by all druggists.
leb-MmdMWAr
lllt.iWN'. llOUhKHDLIl PA.NACKA.
l tLotniwieifectlvePaln Destroyer In the world'
'eilt most surely quicken the bleed whether
tus-en Internally or 'applied externally, and
thereby mere certainly KKI.IEVK PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any ether pain
Minviater, aud It la wurrauled double the
strength of any similar preparation.
it euros pain In the Hide, Hack or iiewels, Sere
Itu.a.t, Uhiiuinatlsui, Toetliachti and ALL
scllES, and Is The Great Reliever of Pain.
UlteWN'S IIUUHKHOLD I'ANACKA "should
ie iniivmy umliy. A maspoeutul of the Panacea
in a luuibler of net water awe-en ned,
uiur 01 ut v wiwi isiveei. neu, 11 n
r&-
ir-ee.i txKun at uoetunu, wu.
' 11 1 1 . Kut. a bottle.
UBkAK UP A
' 1 VM.,i
l'eur-Finii.
Ot our American people are aihiited with sick
bcuuuche tn either Its nervous, bilious or con.
fietlve tonus, cuiued by irregular habits, high
vlng, etc , aud no remedy haa 1 ver conquered
.1 until Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription was dis
covered. Uivella trial, bee advurtlsument In
aiieUnirciluiun. (3)
mu niicit' 110 111 ic its 1 1 Mermcuaiu
Ai. )nu iiiatureed at nigntaud broken et your
'est by a sick child suifutlng and crying wltli
ihe exetuebittug dn of eultlng tielht II se,
go uluueii jj 1 getu nettle of Mrs. W IN ci LOW'S
jO'iIIUMi eYUUP. It will relleve the peer
little sutlerur luinedlalely de ud upon II
Ueie Is no inlatuke about It. Thtre Is net a
methui eniarth wbehas ever used II, was will
net tell you ul once thut It will regulate the
beauls, and give rest te the mother, and relief
and health te the child, operating like magic It
is perfectly tafu 10 use In all cases, una pleasant
te the taste, and Is the piuscrtpllen el ens el the
ciflest and Lust female physicians In the United
3UU. nole everywhere. 10 cents a bottle.
mayll-lydU.W.UAw
aUBICLIX.
ATULOPllOHOSRilUEUMATISM
A New Lease of Life.
bon Dim hii ticen sutTetlng the agonies of a
cveritteatet ihniiiuitlsm, nauta'gtaersclatlcs,
and ri lb I cnuie. it seeius as It a new lease et
lite hd been granted Mich have been the feel
ing of theu.ands, who, niter trjlng physleiaus
and uuiiibeiles ivmedles, htte ii"ed Athlophe.
tea and found te Ihelr guest Jey that this lucdl
line reall did mile their diseases
v r leesT , ltsiH'KtvR, N. .
Alter sufleilng for neatly te veals with a
continuous ami kef rheutnalism t ancr trying
almrst uvcty specltli, dnmesttt and foreign,
which the crrdulttv of a wl, man. or feel,
might Undene te tmt in.lt was wasAdnub'e
p!csme te tun le Und a leutedy which, erlglna
ting In the famous " City of Kluis 'Iho home
of mv nncntnr slid Its nrit leundcrs-has
proved se Invaluable a blessing. It 1 nearly
lt months sine.) 1 was led te trace oulthestg eulthestg
tiincauen of that word Athtopbero. It lis
proved te me. In a geed drgree.a teuewer of uiy
former vigor and strength, se that 1 have been
ensbled te move about with almost youthful
actlvliy, and te feel, vhtle approaching tny
"three score) cars and ten,"lhst I hsve a new
held os life. I believe your philosophy of the
dleae te be correct that It has Its eylgtn tn the
bleed, and that yenr remedy tiuic-hc then Joints
and raiKfli". loeeulng the nodes, which hsve
been linnmti. Inte subjctleu te thl drvadfnl
dlefte. und sets them ftre as no ether le'tuidy
that 1 hve trlct. 1 have been cautious fur se
long a time In recommending It te ethers till 1
had tiled Its efheary In my own case t and 1 am
new tree te stale the ettlintte 1 put upon it, as
th 1 safest aud most iftlelcnt cv.re 1 hsve any
knowledge of
A It. DAVRNPOKT
Every druggist should keep Athlopheros aud
Athlopheros lills, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., Ne.
Ill Wall street. New Yerk, will send cither (car (car
rlageerptld) en receipter regular price, which
tiilCOper bJttle for AUdopheios and 50c for
l'l 1.
ler liver snd kidney diseases, dyspepsia, lu
dlgetlen, w 1 akms, nervous debility, diseases
of wemeu, constipation, hradsehe. Impure
Moe-1. Ac , vthlophercu Pills are unequaled.
neviMweiHl
A
YEK'S UIKKKY PEt IORAL.
Your Children
Are cemtantly expeied te danger from Colds,
vv hoeping Cough, e teup. and dtases lHeullar
te the threat and lung ler such aliments,
AVer's Cherry l'ecternl promptly administered,
affords speedy relief and cure
As a remeity for vv hoeping t cesh, with which
msuv of enr chtldrvn weie aitliteHl. weuisl,
during the past winter, with much ttf action.
Ajet s t herry l'ecteral. rur tlit aiTeollen, we
censlde- lhl prcparstl n l'.e mesi efflcacleas of
all the medicine w hu h h'.v v eme teeur knewl.
edge Marv l'ackhurt, Preci-ptress, Heme for
Ll'Tle Wandsrers, Ditm-aster, aid
My children have been peculiarly subject te
attack of Croup, and I failed te find any efleiv
tlveriiinedy until 1 commenced administering
Ajers ehcrrv Pectoral. This preparation re
lieves IhedlRlcnlty of hrsathlng and Invariably
cure-, t he complaint. David U. sturks, Uhstham,
Columbia Ce.. N Y
1 have used Ajer's Cherry rccteral In tny
tsinlly for msnv years, and have found It escc,
clally valuable In v hoeping Cough. This m dl
rlne allays all Irritation, prevents In&ammatlen
Irem extending te the lungs, and quickly sub
due any tendency te Lung Complaint J 11
elllngten, lialnvtlle, Mich.
I find no medicine se effective, for Croup and
W hoeping e eugh as Aver t. e herry Teetotal 11
wis the means of saving the life et my little,
boy. only six month old. carrj Ing him safely
through the wert case of W hnepluir Cough 1
ct or saw Jane Malene, liney liau, Tenn.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
I'rejiared by Dr J C. Ayer A l e, I ewell,
Mas "-old ' y all Druggtsb:, 1'iice, li six bot
tles, ti neviMJ
CIMMONS MEK REGULATOR.
If a Dyspeptic Will Take Sim.
mens Liver Regulator.
"L'ptea few weeks age I considered u.ysclf
the champion Dyspeptic of America During
the j ears ttit I hive been aSHcted 1 have trled
almost everything claimed te be a specific for
Cyspepslalnthe hopeel finding fomethlng that
euld afford penranent tullel I had about
made up luy mind te abandon all medicines
when 1 noticed an endorsement of folmmens
Liver Itognlster by a prominent (.eergl.su, a
Jurist whom I knew, and concluded te try its
effects In my case I have ued but two bottles,
and am satisfied that I have stiuck the right
thing at last. I felt lu beneficial effects almost
Immediately. Cnllke all ether preparations of
a similar kind no special Instructions are re
quired as ti whit one shall or shall net eat
This fact alone ought te commend it te all treu
bled with Dyspepsia " J. N IleLMK,
nlO-lweedAw Vlneland, N. J.
0
"1URK GUARANTEED.
RUPTURE.
Cuie guaranteed by DR. J. 11. MA 1 EK,
Ktseatence: no operation or delay from busi
ness ! tested by hundreds of cures. Matn office.
J31 AUCII3T.. JPUILA. bend for Circular.
rx-ivd&w
rlURK KOR THE DKAr.
V Peck's Patent lmprevrd Cushioned
Ear
Drums perfectly restore hearing and perform
thewoiket thenatnral drum. Invisible, com
fortable and alwajs tn position. All conversa
tion and evon whispers heard distinctly. Send
fur Illustrated book with testimonials, ntKK.
Address or call en , HISC'OX, S5J liroadwey,
New Yerk. Mention this paper.
lunelO-lyeedAlyw
piXllAUHTED VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED YITALITY
TIIESCIKNCKOIf LIITK, the great Medlcal
Werk of the age en Manhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility, Prematura Decline, Krrersnl
teuth, and the untold miseries consequent
thereon. Sun pages sve. lis prescriptions ter all
diseases. Cleth, full gilt, only ll.au, by mall,
sealed. Illustrative sample tiee te all young and
xnlddte-iiged men for thn next vsldays. Address
DR. W. II. PAllKKlt, I liulnnch Htreet, ItoMen,
Mass. myW-lyeedAw
irjreiirs
-TrATCUE.S.
Walche3, Clocks Chains and Jewelry
at less than auction juices until January 1, I'M.
flue let of Kings. Ac. Alae, hlgln, Waltliam
(Aurera for whlcn I am Sele Auent), and ether
irtrst-Class Watches, ltcst Watch and Jewelry
lie pal ring.
-Correct time by Telegraph Dally, euly
plate lu city.
L. WEBER,
1WX North (Jueen BL, .Vear I'enii'a. K. It. Depot.
Spectacles. Kyeglasses and optical Goods. 411
kinds of Jew elr.
rnOHAOCO CDTTI.NOS, MORAPH, HIFT
X i.neb AND 1'ACKEUS' WAiiTK, Dty and
Clean, bought for cash.
.J.t. MOL1NS,
Ne. 2T3 Pearl Street. New Yerk,
lielerencc ITred. Bchulle. Ne. 213 Pearl street,
Nh rtk fbl7-lvd
lOR.N MEAL.
Ask your Grocer ler
LEVAN'S KILN-DRIED CORN MEAL.
A flltSr-CLASS AltTICLU.
il.TLAS
TOEL U HAINi:-), LANCASTER'S
'I Gieatest Auotlencer. Collccteijof lients and
Fire Insunmee Agent, Is ruay te serve his
f rlendsand tbnpuhlleln the most satisfactory
manner. 1 believe In work; Ibtt inn 11
thtt don't work kcu lelt If you want
11 house told 1 will threv my whole strength
Inte It, go and see parties who bid at
teriner sales, pest sale bills en uiy bulle
tins and red auctioneer's flsg. The rallying cry
el my agoney Is ")iel theie " Office, Ne i)
NOKilI DUKE UT . Lancaster, Pa. it lwd
QONTKACTOR AND HUILDER.
GEORGE ERNST,
OAIIPENTKU, CONTltACTOlt ft UL1LDEIL
lleatdeuce Ne. f-tl West King street Shop Shep
East Grant street, oppeiltu station house.
WOODEN MANTKL8 AND OKNKIIAL 1IAKD
WOOD WOUK A SrEClALTl.
-All work secures my prompt and persona
attention. Drawings and Estimates furnished.
ect27-lydlt
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. I! tS5C'U 1
m) j U l fj
mmi7)l m
iwl 1 vJ Xl
X tZj-ZXsS rrTl -ri!
Oik advice te consumers of Iveuv Seap is, buy .1 eleren cakes at
a tune, take efT the wrapper, and stand each cake en end in a
dry place, for. unlike many ether soaps, the Ivekv improves by age.
'Ict this and 011 will find the twelve cakes will laat ns long as tint
teen cakes bought singly Tins advice mayappcai te you as bein
given against our own interests; en the contrary, our interest ami
desire 1, that the patrons of Iveky Sep shall find it the most tic
sirablc and economical soap they can use Respectfully,
PKOCTL'lt & OAIIBLi:, Cincinnati, O.
A WORD Ol" WARNING
There are many whita soaps, each represented le be "ust as geed as the
'IveryY' they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remark
able qualities of the genuine. Ask for "Ivery" Seip and insist upon getting it.
ceprtjht R-d, ly I'rertcr A .u. r
uUAjta tTAMK.
H
10 li A MARTIN.
CHINA MIL
DINNER WARE.
l)cs:or.iteJ Cairnl Dinner beta iu Ilavl
land China, at Lewer l'rlcea tlutn ever
efieretl in Itncaster, 113 promlsed, are new
rady te show. The tlo-eratlons arn new
and neat. Tbe price compares with Atnet
iean Porcelain , quality 13 fur superior.
Should these net suit te can give you seU
with liner decorations and higher prices.
Should yen prefer White or Geld Band
China, you can select a full or part of a set,
r any pieces you desire. If American is
desirable, we can show you different styles
of decoration. If your tastes and wants
cannot be satisQed from the above, jusl
take a leek as you pas3 along at the Lustre
Hand and Sprig, or the Geld Baud en W.
(J. ware, either of which will make a beau
tiful and substantial set. Don't pass along
tee fast or you will mi33 the Printed seta
en English Porcelain.
The English and American Porcelain
and White Stene China In Plain White in
a variety of Shapes and Styles, are of the
Best. Makes In the market. Take a leek at
thfce gel3 and be convinced of the above
facts before purchasing.
1IM1
15 EAST KING STREEr.
I.ANOASTKIt. I' A.
VAKMAUZB.
OTANUARU OARRIAUK WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER
Market Btroet,
Rear of Poatefflco, Lanoaster, Pa,
My stock comprises & large variety tif tne
Latwst Style llUKKlf. l'hwUms, C'ariiaKDS, Mar
ket and Imslncsi Wagons, which 1 erlur at the
very lowest figures and en the most reasonable
term.
I call ipeclal attention tn a lew of mv own de
signs, one of which Is the EDUEULEYCLOSKD
1'IIYBICIAN COUI'E, which Is decidedly the
nttateat, llKhtest and most complete I'bystclan's
Carriage In the country.
Persons wishing te buy a geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear In mind that
they take no risk in buylnc my work. Every
Carriage turned out in elghUxin years a geed
one that Is the kind of guarantee f have toeffer
tbu public. All work tally warranted. 1'leaM
rt..utT. ... ui uuniftnil V Awpvutllirri Tt
nftrjiiumu 4vy.j ....-.- ....
One set or weramen especially euijuujeu
thatnnrpes
ler
E
HTAULISIIKU 1818.
8.W. iltick, W. aAltitk, H.R. illicit.
D. A. AMICE'S SOIS,
(Successors te D. A. Altlck A Seus.)
Wholesale Manufacturers of
Carriages, Buggies, PhaBtens,
-AND-
McCAULL WAGONS,
Ncb. 43 and 44 East Oraage Struet,
LANC.t8TEIt,l'A
-AND-
Oer, West Bread any Brougbten 8tB
HAVAN.VAU, QA,
r large and varied stock will be carried In
both our Ui-iHwlterlus, which will be sold at tbu
l.OWLSTlMUOICa. nctUlmdftltw
HAVANA UJUARS MAKKLKYH
new brands, " Amerlta " and "Done Sold
rluur Ilnvana Cigars are the boss tie. and luc
Cigar In the market. Try them.
MAUKLK Y'8, yellow Frent,"
Ne. 11 North Qumd Btroet
(rennerly Hartman's)
ceatr.
c-j:
t'i.urjff.vf(.
B
URUKR A HUIIO.N.
II
JON
w mmu
HAS TUB COLD VVCAIHKK HE
MINDED YOU THAI' SOU WILL
U ANT A
Fall Suit or Overcoat ?
IT bO, WE AUK JLST IN TIMS
KITHEIt IN HEADT-MADE OU MADE
TO OltDElt. WE AUK OIVI.SU EX
CELLENTQUALIT1 AT LOW l'UICKl.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL AND EA
AMINE OUU BIOCK, UETUltK PUK
CIIASINIJ El.KHHE!lB. WE AllE
POSITIVE WE CAN PLEABt )U.
BTJBGEE & SUTTON,
lltrtuint Tailors aid Clothiers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
T UANHMA.N A uae.
Rare and Surprising Bargains !
OT! EKED Al
L GANSMAN & BRO.
Al T II Kilt
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
SAVE MOSEY ON MEN'S SUITS.
Our 111 SutU te ntdir cannot b bought else
wlmre Ins than lis They are All-Woul, Ltned
with Silk rinlshed Berge and cut In the latest
style 10 different patterns.
Our I & Utilt cannot be bought rlnewhere ter
less than til. They are lemarkable vaiue Jl
dltfeient patterns.
Onr 119 and tx Suits are sold elsewheie for li)
and 13) 23 different patterns.
We rnaku te erdsr overemu for IU. 11 lis
snd 13). 'iliegr alvarlrtyef matrtlals Indndva
Chinchillas, Il.avurs, Meltons, Worsteds aud
Casln.crns.
Wl'erfect Fit and Patlstactlnn (luaranlprd
We Invite our prompt Inspection and eoiuparl eeiuparl eoiuparl
sen. Yeu cannot fall te be satisfied.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MEuc'iiANTTAiLeiiu,
MANUTACTUUEUS Or MEN'S UOY8 AND
CIULDUEN'S Cl.OTHINU,
66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
( Might en the Southwest Cor.el Oiangu 8L)
LANCASTElt, I' A.
4VNet eenimcted with any ether clothing
house In thu tlly
H'AIJ. VAl-MU.
VyALLl'Al'JLR.
ART WALL PAPER STORE,
NO. IU NOUTil tJUEEN STUKtr,
Tbe time of high prices for Inferior glades or
Wall 1'apers Is a thing of tbe past. Elegant
Wall Paper and vvindew Shades at lowest mar
ket prlcsis. We have In stock the finest as well
as the cheapest 1'aper made. If you Intend
papering your house eniric and leek at our goods
and our prlcvs will surprise you.
All kinds or Window abades rcady-tnade and
made te order. Wobaveantlegantllneef Cur
tains In heavy and light weight. I'els's, Cualns,
Heeks, Tins, Vestibule Itnds, Stulr Heds and
everything belonging te a first cla'S Taper and
fibade Heuse. -Eainlne our goods aud com
pare prices.
ALFRED SIEBER,
134 North Queen Street,
LANC'ABTEIt, PA;
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Manuiacturvd by
J. K. WRIGHT J OO.,
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