Till: LANCASTER DAfLV INTELLIGENCE"!, SATURDAY; NOVEMBER i0, 18(J(5.
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THK OLD DKTKCTIVE'S ST011Y.
As M old detective who tiai landed hi
Ml atWs ef criminal mi the (tallow and be-
bum, I bave lind mtne reusing tl
land (iiirorexrierlence. Onoelllio
i been called te mind wiiiim a uay
flire by reading of the death of n man In h
bberli)R city. Fer oenvonleneo Mke 1
Will call blm Cliarlpe lniiex
J WM attached te the lorce of a Western
Hjr, and we had hoen running nlenj; for
am week without any break en tliu purl
of erll deer, when n murder bccurred. The
Jaalter or a bank wu leund dead In tbe buM
tm cfllce et tbe bank, with tbe outslde
duwa open. Tbe man bad been ulruuk en
tM aide or (be bead wltb wme heavy weight
and hl akult cruahed. Nothing bad been
taken Iretn the bank, anil ae we re&scned In
thai way i Tbe robbers bad called the janitor
tolbedeoron nomeprotoxtor elder, and m
aoen a he opened It they rushed in and dealt
blm tbe blew. It was tbe night belore ale.
cat election, and the approach or people vv he
werocareu!norblcctionporlnrj had rattled
tbe robbers and they bad fled. In these days
a bank robber would have coolly Mint the
deer and (tone te work en the Kale, but tbey
were a dIUerent claw or men tben. 1 r they
bad net been, we should bave probably ar
gued differently.
An Innneat was held, a erdlct rendered
that Jehn Hblelda came te his death at the
bands or parties unknown, and be wai
burled. Tbe robbers bad net tell the slight.
est clue behind thorn, butns I was ambitious
te make a name I was allowed te liefiltt work
en tbe case. In a town twelvemllei awaj 1
found, after a long bunt, a Uvery stable man
who had let a borne and buggy that nlht te
two strangers, whom he accurately tlo tle
acribed, and whom be belleved te be two
brothers. They bad told blm tbey were
irelnrc te Amesburr, but 1 traced them
straight te lllankvllle, which was the place
where tbe murder occurred. The town
where tbey hired tbe horse was Kessburp:,
and tbey bad ceme thore by train in the
afternoon. Tbey could bave ceme down te
lllankvllle by tbe same train, nnd that they
did net 1 arguedwasa sharp trick en their
part. They bad driven nway at half-past 7
o'clock. Tbe body of the janitor was leund
about la The borse bad leen returned just
about midnight. About 10 o'clock, as I b.ul
forgotten te tell you, tbere was nil alarm of
lire In niankvllle, nnd the tire department
was called out te quench n tire which Had
been set in oue corner et a lari;e t.umery.
The tlaines had net get much of n start and
were speedily drowned out, and the case was
renorted as the weik et bevs.
i bad, tbeu, alter two weeks' work, a olue.
Twe bank robbers, Ueubtlcs-s from Chicago,
bad ceme te lllankvllle te de up a bank, but
bad been frightened away after cnmmUttng
a murder. 1 knew just bow tliey reached
ItanKvllle ami jutsl bow tuny leu it, niui i
bad descriptions of both. Veu may say 1
bad but little te work en, as the men bad
come two hundred miles and might net then
be within a thousand, cr If they were, they
bad changed their Identity ; out even the
Niuallest points will encourage a detective
who bas bis heart In bis work. In describ
ing the men the stable keeper, who was nat
urally observing and bad a geed memory,
remembered that the elder oue carried a lop
shoulder, bad geld lilling In bis front leetu,
nnd tbere was a tremendous motion of the
eyelids. Yeu have observed this in iieeple.
These who de It would stammer If they did
net wink. Tliere were no pelnu In the de
scription or the ether which would berve te
Identify blm en the street. He simply
"looked enough llke the ether te be bis
brother."
I spent two weeks In Chicago looking for
my man, and, although I was well assisted
by the detectives, my search w as vain. Ne
ene could remomber a creek bearing that de de
wrlptien. I was at the depot ready te Uke
the train for home, when I ran across a C,
II. A Q. It. It. detective, whom I bad net
keen ler several months. As we talked
about the DIankville murder 1 pave him a
description of my men, and I bad hardly
dena se when he replied :
" I knew them both, or at least where they
can be found. I saw them in It yester
day, nud they nre often en the read."
'I he town he named w as about beventi llv e
miles from ISIaukville, en a cress-lino rail
road, and I bad net been hi it two hours when
I located my men. They were bretberc, and
one kept a bakery and the ether a .salmon.
lleth had the reputation of being jKMcelul,
law-abiding nieu, and they had lauuiies. It
therolere behooved me te go Mew, and the
arrests were net in ail e until they were kwi
tively identified by tbe liveryman and I bad
positive evidence that tbey were away from
home at the lime. In eachea-e, wbbii mak
ing ihe -rest, I was asked concerning tbe
nature of the etfenae or crime, ami I repli-il
that It was rer the murder at It Jssburg. The
prisoners we- -tranely silent, anil, though
seemingly anxious about the future, they
refused te talk of the cie. 1 took them te
Kesburg, put them in Jul, and in tive or
three days they were arraigned. They had
fcontte Chicago for counsel, but he bad net
arrived. Temporary counsel appeared for
them, tliey pleaded net guilty, and in an
hour or tw e w ere returned te jail.
Yeu may new ask yourself what case I had
against tbe brothers. As I looked It eer I
came te the conclusion that my work bad
Just begun. They had left home without
noise, it net secretly ; bad hired a horse and
buggy under fal-e pretences ; bad driven se
cretly across tbe country under cover el
darkness. They were objects of suspicion,
but I bad no proofs. It was my duty te bunt
ler proels. 1 weut te the bank te have some
ipiostlens answered. It waa In summer,
and the frontdeor steed open. A new jani
tor had l-eeu employed, and as I entered tbe
cashier was saying te him :
" Jehn, get a paper and wrap around that
brick which holds the deer back. It is no
ornament as it Is."
Naturally enough I glanced dew n at the
brick. Am the Janitor lilted it up 1 took it
from bis hand, and the next instant 1 had
madd a discovery. There was a clot of dried
bleed en the brick, and in tbe clot were
sticking several hairs which I knew had come
from the dead Janitor's bead. I bad made
nn important difceevery, but bad at the Mine
tline ruined my case. Tbe brick bad been
In the ofllce a year or mere. The bleed nnd
the balra were evidence that It was tbe
weapon ubed te strike the janitor with.
Tbeu followed the queries :
" Would nien come te rob the bank with
out weajHiua ? Was It likely that tbe brick
was used ?" I replied te these In the nega
tive, and 1 walked straight oerte the Jail
and Inte the presence et the prisoners, and
said :
" Neither or you la guilty of tbe murder of
the janitor."
" We are net," tbey answered.
" Yeu were net near the bauk that night,"
" We were net."
"But yet you bad a sojret puriiose In coui ceui coui
ieg here tbat uigut,"
" We bad."
" What was it ?"
" We will net tell."
That onded the lnlorvietv. Mind you,
every man In the community belioved thorn
guilty or murder, and 1 was the recipient of
praise en every hand for what was termed a
clever capture. Yeu may think it strange
that I wentaway from the jail as fully deter
mined te clear them as I had been te convict
them. The drawback te geed detecUve
wetk Is the hesitancy te drop a false scent, or
te admit that a 6t theory is wrong. I re
turned te the bauk and asked for the average
bealtb of tbe dead Janitor. He iiad been
heard te complain of pains around hi heart,
but otherwise nothing could be Maid.
" Gentlemen," J said te the bank macula,
"your janitor bad geno le bis cot for loe
night. A sudden Illness seized blm, uud in
las alarm he made bis way te the deer te call
for beljv He bad get the deer ejhiii, when be
fell te the lloer. probably dead, und In bis fall
bis head came In contact with the brick."
"That 1m theory," tbey unfettered.
"Hut I will turulsb the proofs. I w tut u
pest-mortem examination el tbe body."
i bad bard work te get it, but the result
was mat inree reputable doctors found tbat
Mm man came te bis death from heart treuble.
They mixed In bouie proleWeiial terms and
ijouie Latin, but that was the substance of it.
I he day tbe two priseuera were discharged
from custody I said te them :
1 caused your arrest, but I have also
brought about your liberation. New tell me.
what brought you te lllankvllle tbat night ?"
"And jeu will keep it a secret?"
"Yea."
"Te burn that tannery. It belongs te an
esuteln widen we should bave shared, but,
we weroderraudedoloHrrlgbtB. in revenue
,',utUebUru I'I5.M worth of prep!
I' kept tbe reert,t until both were dead
h'rem (he Sew ler, Sun, "..
Had Seeu 87 Sftlnga.
from Hurixr'a bazaar.
'Yci, Mr. Oldbey," she simpered, " 1
nave aeen 7 sprluga. Would jeu think
it T" " Well, yes, ma'am, I don't knew but
J would," Mr. Oldbey eald, "andl guess
acme of them springs must have been very
backward.''
U.I TltK I.OTTt WHMKU
Hit) I'lruiiiSM and llrnrllls Dblalnrd Hie
Cost ul a tllrjcle nnd Hew lu
I.mrn te Hide It.
rmni the Hen Yerk Tribune.
Certain liiexjKjrlenred, 111 adUscd persons
Iiae caused the luipresieii te get abroad
that "cycling" Is unhesllhful oxercisc. One
may learn any day from men who neter
slraddlml a wheel tbat It Is Injurious te ride
ene. Why it is Injurious they ate net pre
pared sjecilically te ay, but in a general
way it Is their opinion that wheeling does
that ler a man, and -well, anyway they
they think it Is net precl'ely the thing.
New, that Is about the sum and substance id
their objections. The way te meet them is te
put te tbe objector the question, " Did you e er
ride a wheel T Ten te ene be no cr did and
never will. Net every boy anil man has tbe
couinge te get en one, but these whohae
are a happy, healthy let. Tbe fact l, there is
no exercise at once mere healthy snd pleas
urable than "cycling. ' everybody "up"
In wheeling allalrs new m;s "cycling.' It
may be o,erdeno, it Is overdone, as jeung
men with what nni called "bicjele backs"
attest. Tbey are pitiable objects, truly, but
they must net be considered tyes el the
class that lel lows wheeling rer exercise and
diversion. A bicjele back Is just about as
bad as an editorial steels The eue comes
trout leaning oer the handle bars of the
whetl, the ethor Irein leaning ever a desk.
The former no mere Indicates a geed wheel
matt than the latter a geed editor, and auy
man with the least regard ler Ins lungs,
shoulders and chest development will
eerupueusly avoid lntb.
This is net a dissertation en llieatt or cj
cling: It is an oflert te correct the mlsitnprts
sleti hinted nt lu tbe foregoing observations.
Manv n crank would net be half se cranky if
be iHxlalled n few miles a day en tbe crank of
awheel. Tbe best antidete ler a weak some-
times railed an overworked brain i an
overworked body. When the mind Is tired
go forth and tire the body. Let the weary
clerk take a short splu up KiverMde Drive
after closing hours nud ee be much mere
he ftels like work next day It betfs bang
Ing round the stau-doers and picking one's
teeth In hetel lobbies ind it is quite nt re
spectable. Many jeung men with salaries
ranging irem $7 le $10 a week say tbey can't
atlertl n wheel. A person can atlerd any
thing ter the sake or his health and happiness.
Let us see. A first-chns wheel costs any
where from fllj te fl7, a geed big sum of
money for J7 a week te eeutempla'e. A
horse can be tnugbt for Hut price, cy ome,
but tbere is the horse's beird f.10 n month
nnd Ills liability ledte J IT at a sweep. A
wheel eats net", nor dots it die, tlieugh it
wears out in three or lour year. '1 Here are
dealers In New Yerk who ell wheels en an
Installment plan tbat need net irlghteu the
most modest uuy er. I nts ts me plan : ami
fly te the list price, pty, asb down, eue-tiftn
tbe sum, and lliere-t'lu tlve months instal
ments. Ter instance: l.lt price J 1 10, plus
Jle equals i:a, di ided by j equals in, tbe
cah luymcnL Tbe mei thly piyment will
be fJI, and the purchaser will own his wheel
iu six months. Or, if the monthly pijment
i tee big it may be made smaller by length
ening the time et lull pirment, provided,
however, another $. or fin Lsi addtsl te the
list price. 1' m't try te imestieate this "list
price" business tee cle-ely. With its dis
counts f"r tash te dealers and all that, one,
by prying tee much Inte detail, gets the im
pression that he is leiiig cheated, and wants
te buy of tbe manufacturer and stveseinef.lO
or J10. Live and let live, bomebody mud
reuil bicycles.
Once tbe tKssoser- in ptrt anil in prospect
of a wheel, learn te ride it. He at it pre
cisely as you would go at breaking a colt for
the saddle. Don't let the steed In either case
imagine that you are a bit alraid of it. Climb
ou Its back as ir tt were your accustomed
scat, and make up veur mind te slay tbere.
Ol course, at nrsl you leel as If, were tbere a
chair around, you would llke te sit down.
The muscles of your legs seem te insist upon
it, and there is a kind of slackening et the
waist-band of your trouers ; your stomach
appeals for a bracer. All this must boevtr
come m tbe usual way or by an exercise of
will, if you have any will. At any rate
mount, "lint when mounted don't mistake
your wheel for a horse, for there Is ene radi
cal difference between the two te stand up
the wheel must go; tbe borse will de as he
pleases about that. When your wheel slops
ttie best thing you can de is le get oil", net in
Irent, but benind or en one side. This get
ting ril lu front is L'oed enough at Jereme
Park, but it has never been done grucelully
en a w heeL
Once under way you will tind yourself and
steed always fellow mg your nose. If you see
a little gin walking iu the reul de net dare
te leek straight at her. You'll ruu ever her,
if you de. 1)1 course, one may leek sideways
as'eaedOHs atcliunh, but it can net be done
successfully without practice. Never keep
your mind en tbat weudeiful surprisar, tbe
'. N". A. 11," f.us-tieusly called ihe Ureat
North American Header. It is thoeuo thing
you de net want te nnd, therelore don't leek
for it. When It comes receive it with as
great a display el skill, lounge and grace as
you can make. Loek out ler Ne. 1 ; the
wheel will take care of itself, and jwrhaps be
inclined te ride en your backbone a small
uiatter In itself, but discouraging if tee often
reeated. Persons who are net airalil of light
ning say that ene never sees thetlasli that
kills him. Old wheelmen will tell you that
you cannot anticipate, tbe "header" that
dumps you. The complete realisatien of the
unpleasantfactlhat you have taken n"header"
first dawns upon you when you are standing
upon your head In the middle et a smooth
read and wondering w h.-u could nave done It.
It it were net for fevr el unduly excltlnc
' Hill" Nye and " Ueb" llurdelte, one might
mention that tbe only thing quicker than a
"header" is the bind leg et a mule.
After riding ler two months you will get
somewhat tired of the exercise. Fer two or
three weeks It will boabandened. Tben you
will go at it again and find In it all the pleas
ure you seek. "In the gentle, swinging
motion nlxive the wheel," hays a writer in
('hnmlitis' Juntnul, "-here lsuething te dis
turb the muscular or nervous system once
accustomed te It; indeed, the motion is at
br:t tranquilizing, and eventuilly becomes a
refreshing stimulus. The man who gees
through teii hours' dally mental Iret and
worry will In an hour of pltasant read riding
lu the fresh, sweut-rtceutbd country, threw oil
all Its elfecta and prepare himself for the
eilectual accomplishment of another day's
brain work."
In profiling tbe wheel nil the muscles of
tbe leg are in actual motion, while m balanc
ing the muscles et the feet and tbe promin
ent ones of the thigh and groin are brought
into play. The wrist und arms are employed
in steering, while the bi'-k, neck and threat
muscles are used In pulling up en the handles
in a spurt, lu no ether exercise is the exer exer
Hen mere thoroughly distributed. And
wheu it is asserted as a fact that one can learn
le ride in three or four leisens at ."iO cents
aplece, with a "header" thrown in free of
charge, the question ariei: "Where la
there mere gleii jus speit?"
LOOK Ul.
Lookup, dear hear:, unto ihecuM, ni.d wintry
sky
And umrk this warring of tbu ihund-'r clouds
Analuai jeu Jugged retk uiihuuvuiij hiirb,
liiBrbndonanceof tliu murky atireuila
The iixnliiB tumpcal scep lu fur 'round hi
b.ift.
The ibumlOTO hurl their lx,lt m-ilnil U In heart,
TLullhlnliiBthruilhi,lr ImkcJ tennuca into
hi face ;
1 el, all unmoved, tm Itlls hli letty crest,
Ker, rarubevu the storm cluuilj' puuy nht
Whure ded'i uwii smile, the aiiulhjbl, waini
UUd MHlUt,
ltith'S hli cel.l brew with t;lery clear and
lulrfht,
hllu uiUly vH)r .uil.b ut liU leet
Andte, duiirhenrl, sUud nnu and Junk abuvu .
l.lle'B pelting sorrows cannot alsuys ,m.
tirasp thou tbu v. nlllnn glory el III, ivj
Ana lien beyond lhee auarllug sullen Ijlaal, .
Lift up thy storm tiMstd hi-artan.l trust unhlle,
Mourn net ler aye eVr chcrtshed hope ado
1 cat ;
KiH'llve upon thy blew III ben. dl'llnu audio,
While cloud-buieta iund Ibuir tury ui thy
reut.
DIIKVVIS,
Nay! Let tbem druiui tbulr drumij el peilticl
love j
It U the snoelcst feeling, thi most fjlr,
This llewer like Jey that IOoemm In Hi i soft air
Of yeuth'sbilght heart, with llepu'sbluu heaven
ubevu.
lluuthu naught of iltientluntmuui; Ue net
brleg
MlsKlVlliK te the bll- of blellilu 1 souls,
'lhuwliIleLilu'sbilmiiiliig liverKeUltui lolls
Threuuh lirlmroae-ll5hUil uplaiidieitliusprlu
Tbiililoiseiuiof Klerntty ltd futlul
tu the 01m ktiulllng bud of dreama that keen
AflutterlnKpaUiwltbliiTlm' broken sleep,
Hreatns are uet Idle, dteaini saved the weild
And therefore te th n-.any bcUhU ntur
Our lowland eyes tlut y Jrn adrSi,,, we Hr,
Anamthe tale-like n,t,uth,lir,;u,:r,,l,rdr ft'
Ana te the raoeu ana te the imiriilnB-itr.
-Vem Arncmllfan't JJagailnc,
FANCIES FOR THE FA IK.
.i cii.tr iietT mibfrTf i tKirrtisii
of vvih .!. lmzsitf.
tlin Kill. I ul llr.l.l (.J.irll.st Is .lln.l ttrrulil-
Init I" lamlj Unman-. inn VV liim fes
r.uell.t Hrrnilel In Kur Pntilm.s-T.lis
I .i.ltliMtslilr (,ta ler Hirrs viMirtlsl
As pretty girls never Uxk se pretty as
when crowned by tasteful tmnnels, lbie
who give their ntteiitlnu te this portion of
feminine apparel will be interested te knew
that plus ler fastening hews nnd leiuiel
strings are new very lihlennble. and a new
tnake 1ms tHeu brought out, tbe evrat or
pearl bead, or w hvtever it may bv, pietet'tm
by a butt, which prevents It coming ll, ai.d
tbe pin Irem piercing the head.
A favorlte way el making bias velvet
strings ter a bonnet, instead et hav leg a
threat bow, is te ue two plsesel velvet two
mid a-balf Inches wide when betntued, and
each long enough te leach from the ear of tbe
bentiet, under the w carer's chin, te the oppe
lte corner or ear of the ts nnet K.ach end Is
sloped diagonally, with the point upward,
and vv hen lapped and la-te.,oil by a I a,.-y
pin, holds the tsmnet securely.
fancy feathers, beads, wooden plus, asira
Mm hand", batulsef velvet and chenil'e, rib
tsuis and scarfs In i. jlieliu eftecisareall iiseu
in trimming felt bats.
I'elt hats nre falling in piici, I'U' ue a-
high a ever in tbe crown
1 1 R.
l'ur inilvretles are te I ft I i ui d the
ntvk with a ribbon bow, and h .i . 1 i.M'stas
closely ns Uie cellar of a dress. Kusia tea
ver, brown ami BUbea fox (wlinh is tipied
with white) and musiiuasb are being made
up into trimmings for dres-t and n-.antlen.
Musqtivsb Is net expensive, and u a brown brewn
sbadisl fur, very Useful. Mink is well worn,
and natural skins generally, blue U leing
the mint fashienat'le, A couitertal-le Intro
ducllen this year is a spring te Hie lisis, se
tb.il Uuy nt the tlirret (imte i le-iy.
One of Hie prettiest lur visitesb.irt mantles
Is of mink, with the short pesiil, n iwcn
formed of mink tail", and the front ta!s Bn
ished w ith the simp.
Pretty new uuiiM are ferme 1 or dou'ne deu'ne
faced ribbon, black, with white ins,ds or
black, vv ith red. the piixn lge ou V ah being
very visible. 'Ibe long, bsied ts'ws, hi
clusters of rive or si, touted in tee ml Idle,
lerm a Urge knot en the top i.r Ibe mull, and
rest en it iu nveer i ends, wuii swai
tall eiuts en the ether ; tbis takes I yards
of eat.li rib'xin. A similar Ihjw, ui.ule '"n the
same principle, and intended te pwtiii.li'
butterfly, is set en tbofrentofahiKh irewuevl
felt haU
The extire fix family furnishesa I irgeism
tin gen t te thefashlenanle furs te. the leuimg
season, liliu'k fox, blue tn, tnm fox, grav
fox and reil fox are in high veue ter iruu
tuings, nu.ilsaud Ikms. The blue mx, Irem
lis delicate color, is adapted te the enri. h
meat el the diilerent fabrics in blues, grnys
and mixed colors. Kd fox harmeiues w lib
the brown lints that are new se mu u worn .
snd w hue mulli and boas uia.le I u iuav Is
somewhat pronounced, yet, as a Iriiuaiing,
it Is certainly very pleasing.
Kell c llars are'tashleuable i n . alskin or
plush se-,,1 uisiers. They are verv hiu at
the back and creis ever the waist, J,ug .,'iiie
wide througheiiL They are uiiif.iruilv male
of some contrasting skins, wr.b longer and
looser lur.
Plain i,l pluh jat'ketj". wuh t.ht t ting
back and loose fronts are iasteued at the letl
side.
Thenewe.st Knghsh ctats et se.sm ,,re
dyeil e dark a brown as scanviy 1 1 'e dis
tiiiEUithed Irem black.
i Ol Oils JOB HKKs-t -.
The I'lnUdelphia Lr-1j r' lashi .u a.H, .e.
from whlcli liberal extracLs have L9eu made
lu the foregoing notes, ha this te s.iy et the
fashionable gray : The slightly rough
camel's hair fabrics are preferred ty many
we.irerste French cisbmere, and soft grai
camel's hair will be much employed tins wlu
ter ter dressy heue wear, wuii m es,ries
et black, wiueer blue velvet. '1 hn is.,i,r of
gray, I mud m '5t beoemiug, has n ,i the
slightest tinge of zinc in it, but u is H suit,
beaunlul tint, which cvthers no metallK
shatles alter ga-'igbl. Toned w lib any- et the
colored velvets just referred te. or with gol
den brew n, it turins a gewu one of the meet
retined that a woman cm cheese.
A traveling dres, of gray knotted twee-t is
arranged wun long drarie-i bordered with
astrakau so:ue three Iiji bes wide, Hi. tieiug
also used round the titeiu Lt the pii utl.
derskirt. The indoor bedn e is i .ese nttitig,
but hasa siinuiate-J l.ieuaw vest el soil bim-K
surah. The outer ciul la Ioesh trailed, with
cellar, cutis, revers and buttons el a-strakan
te match the SKirt A pretty little b.,euel
and mull ler the same ilub, boa suitaMv
trimmed with astrakan, serve te .jm'i.tle
this elegant toilette.
(.tray street suns are also i.'j s sea, n tn'ii
me,i with gray aud while uiar .ou'. uatirai
beaver, or gnl!enbren leather iriiumiug,
with vests aud pane.s otgulden-tirewu i lusn
te match. Deve and Quaker uray fail, Iran
caise, combined with plush t velvet, forms
oneefthe very choice inipnrttdioeluii.es ,i
the season for dinner and visiting wear, aud
Oitemau silk and India tulle are uswl, th,
eue ter the princesse s.ip aud the ether as
draping, in the conttructien m eveuuiK
toilettes triuimtsi with pmk aud ijrdu.a.
roses, l.n j-'ritm and tue J". r.
The l'miadelpiua Timei notes that an u
oxceetiiogly stylish eutsjf deer teileite show s
skirt of i .rdurey, cut dugenally aud made
plain, with only panel dnish formed or per
pendicular folds or pleats et the striped stul! ,
the pleats are held in place by diamonds el
braid, extending from waist line down te
lower edge et skirU 1'he inside waist Is cut
straight aud is pla uiy made with .uil aud
standing cellar nuish ct braid The mantle
llke skirt is en the b.a-t, and is deei. y
Jointed in front, rounded up ever Hie hu.s
and is rather lengtr m the titled b. k tb.m an
ordinary mantle. The nalf-wide sleeves
and all the edge et tbe garmeul are luusbed
with band et fur. The atyhsu bonnet el
rolled lelt, iu two colors creating a corduroy
ellect, is trimmed w uh roll el tue suit mater
ial loops el ribbon and shaded ostrich lips.
Hun she ,ecureu Her JteputHUOli
Thocecreter Miss Kvarts' popularity s a
maker and dispenser et choceUto when her
lather was hecretary of bute, says Thr Jut Jut Jut
ruitriKeiirforNeveuitier, lay m the fait that
the chocolate was exceedingly rn h, and call call
erH1 relished it greatly in tue tiny cups in
which it was erved. .Mere ihiceiate waa
used lu one of these small cups than erdm.
arlly enters into thecomjiesition of two ceilee
cups el this Isjveraga ileateulw hlte of wa
and cream was served with it, and the mix
lure was se toothsome that it tave tbe yuuue
lady n national reputation. B
AMEttlU V millm.
Tlitlr llal.lt. aniH.iIi,B.4siivu I., i)e U,,C
(rest Orullh(ilii;Ut
Dr. Merriam, cblel el the division 1 1 orni erni orni
Hielogy In the department of agriculture,
proposes te correct the erroneous notions that
very generally prevail with resjHs-t te the
biibibs and value of cerUm common Ameri
can birds. Ills reports ou this subject will
be looked forward te with interest. 1 uore
no brancu or natural history mero w unity of
stiiuy, or ettering mero iharmlng .,rm el
recreation te dwellers in thu rural districts
wild te Ihose tow horn oeia-ioiidlupportimiilea
are etlered te shake oil the dti.t el cities und
wander In the weeds and fields. Ceumry
llle has liilhurte Itcen wub us hj Ibuniuehly
realistic that we have laptd te cultivate any-
hin'iifi',, i0."." '"''1"'la'''Ii"Ui.ee will, ou-
birds and bird lile, and have, ucjerding te
Dr. Murriaui, altogether wrong notions about
nany of them. Ve knew- enough, however
. deplore the Incessant warfare u ade S ijrni
em for puritests of feminine eruamenia
lien. We Knew that this warfare has Imen
murderous and excusaive, thai our wmg
birds and insecilvereus birds are disappear.
ug; that the quality el our fruits uffir-
lug by the absence or the latter, aud that
there Is much te regtet In the le.s et tlie"e
.... moieioD.s nnu w-iucn our wisfds und
11 Ids were once vocal. Hew widely ex
tended this destruction of our birds has I.
(Ohie we have already hat invasion te statu
from time te tim, and the work Mill gx,,ii.
P'reiu Maine te Flerida, irem the mountains
te thosuishero, tbohunteiaer bird sklna aie
ucllva l'rem one district ou Leng Island it
Is reported thatatieut soveuty theus.mil birds
werekeul te the New Yerk milliners during
fuur mouths. Tue New Yerk Urin had in
btwk eatly that year ue lower than two hun
dred thousand bird skins. Auethwr recently
tilled an order of forty theuaaud birds te a
Urla llrm. At Hits rate is It any weuder
that our gardeners and fruitgrewers and
farmers are complaining of the injury done
te their crops by tbe Insect through the dls-
appoiraneo of birds of Insectivorous habits
We knew te little about them while they
weie Willi us that we are only beginning te
apptecistu them by their less. In l.ugland,
and en the continent of Hurope a knew ledge
of l Inls, their babits, tlieir p'pular names
ami Hielr dtsttngulahlng s,.iii!S li is twtl
batiiitd d inn from generation te generation,
iimI has bts'o.ue tin, (xiumien ,,ep"rtv 'l tin'
people. Ornithologists have ile-i iiIshI our
Ameilctiti bitds and given litem le trued
lame., but whom atn theii.iiuiieii naintst
tbat makn buds familiar tv the sstple ' We
bavetiop.ipiilsriiemeuclatoie. I rwantel
ii we have Wen obliged tndcsciil'eeiir buds
by color tu the red bird, tue blai k bird, the
yellow lilrd. We have, Indeed, isvitsieiially
hit iisni a pietiy and it pltiint name, as, ler
iisMilus in ilui oriole, hut men thai Is niten
called by the local tiaiiin ul the Ittltlineie
I'm!. We have sometimes p, ked up and
adopted Kiitepcan names but lliev are ml
tils. Our ptrtrlilge Is d llerent" Irem the
KiirepeMti ivitttldge; se abe are our wien,
"ir sparrows, our blackbirds and our robins.
mm, Indeed, betr a closer or reinefer re-
sfiHeinm-is emers tiear no nweiulilance at
tin W bat we stand In want el are distinctive
pipuiar uames fernur birds, sm h names us
mty Iwsiiiiolatiillliirtneverv s, hoelhov and
ts eiiibalmeil lu the Ivtl.s el our seplu
Vsitnew Is, our m;Iioe"i l,s reallv kuew
in .re about the llngllsi, euckis. ami nlghtlli
ul nnd lark thau they de about our own
naiive bints. If l)r, ierri,. , ,,,, ireale a
jstpuinr interest Iu our birds, their habits
and their songs, he will have adde.l anew
i harm te country life, and if some man of
ability were te write, iu a ,!,. aud simple
but interesting way, a insek descriptive el
our common American birds, with ilmstrn
fees in color, rer the ust of si hoels itnd Ism
dies, giving te each bird some simple but
di.tmitivcn.tmeby which It might hereafter
' recognized, he would add grtsttlv te the
interest that many people would be lilt lined
:e hike in a pleasant sterv, and awaken a
j niMtby for the birds tbat'are new s i ruth
lessly slaughtered.
THE XTUVUuT.KihLlt LIU.
two Hundred Thuiteauit Wuitteii l.te.llt.l Iiewu
in the Milt of UuuipetlUiiii
'i iu the Xi's lurk Tribune
The revelations new being made by Mrs.
Helen Campbell concerning the suileruigs
and wrongs endured by the w.uk.ngw men
e New Yerk must appeal te the puelii "n
v leuce, nad should tnove it te revolt against
the conditions p.iui0 ncquiesseucu in
abicb makes such misery possible. That
two buadreil thousand women should be
forced te seek tlieir livelihood under such it
strest et competition that dally submission
te the basest chicanery Is thoir'euly allerua
inn wtthsUrvatleuaud shame is a laitwltlch
t i hrlstuu community iviu only ignore ly
irankly renouncing tbe religious taith w bleb
it preteses. These two hundred th msuld
women are net ceucernetl lu any iiileilwtual
or spiritual tnevemeiits. 'lhiir i nditieii
precludes participation lu auv sU U sgiu
ll u. They are abserbeil "in a 'beer
struggle ler llfe; a struggle m whi.h blind
grte.1 and public thought encs are pitteil
av..i'nst the premrleus tuud et physical
strength they can bring tu ibt ir nu esuaut
ln. The pelittcal ecouemisis, wh' de net
rtcegnUe sympathy, htliuauity, self abuegs abuegs
Hen, as factors lu sivlal progress, ,lie the
subject when they havepelnttsl ut ibe normal
etlects el a surplus population upon Hie lalstr
markets and bave deineiitraled the coinci
dent power of cemuiercisl rivalry in main
taining tbe low prices which mean starvation
wages. Hut when political economy has had
its ay tbe problem Is yet unsolved. Is there
ue authority under obligations te undertake
the solution ?
If the community is te t wuh lolled
bauds while these two huiulred theiuaud
women vie ir out their lives m b prletm aud
isjelss labor, it must be lsi.-au.se the con cen con
ilustenints been reached, epenlv or ucitiy.
that tbere is no remedy- for iheevil Hut
thai inclusion lnvelves'a scileiis revolution
in thought. It Is In ellt. . a iks laralieu of
belief that Christianity his ue longer any
missage or mission for thewer.d. 'Ihe ma
terialistic doctrines vvbht: lmsjern econe.
mists teach Justify the altitude el luditlor luditler luditlor
ence te human misery. Hut i .irtstiauuy has
ieen supposed te laUe lis stau.l upon higher
ground , te Insist upen the dn. 1 1 unuu.il
lulp and iiiutiial self-surren lr . te uc ul'-.ue
a loftier ethic thau jtrei-teil- 'e iu Vdam
s uith, Kictrde or Mill. 'lnere w.is n
time when the church was the reluge and
protection of the peer. Has that time geno
by forever? This U a perlineut qtiesuen,
stemg that Hie church .ipi-ears mdi-i-wetl te
take up the problem of the workingwemeu.
piurely.it lalls distinctly withlu the ia.epe of
i.' or ist i an duUes te utu'lortake this (xtmlul
aril pitiful problem. Stirtly, it thel hristian
b.urt hes reluse te muddle with the matter,
it wnl be idle te exei" H st Mammon Mammen Mammon
weis,hippieg secitlanty wiq iet oine the
dilluulty.
An occasional sermon en tl.e ',ui'lieii is of
little use. The case Is one ler erginized
action. Women are net tree from responsi
bility in the premises. The Utr.am counters
beaed with articles made by lia.l starved or
cheated women are thronged da.ly by t rewds
el matrons ami girls who ctu will ailertl te
Iy mere for all they pun liae , who assur
edly cannot atlerd, if they knew it, te ou
tribute ever se little te the maintename of
the misery out et which these attractive bar
gains pi oceed. Butns Heed stng, "Kvil is
wrought by the want or thought mere thau
by want et heart"; and it is here lhat the
power of the churches could and should be
KXerted in the interest of the sufferers.
W omen can organize te put dew n tbe killing
unpetiliun which Is grinding theweake-t
and most helpless of their sisters into the
e.ntb. Somewhat at least el this hideous,
lervaaive ageuy of toil they ian rilieve if
ihey will. The abuses wliih gn w out of
competition can be put an end te by such
work as the Weman's Protective association
lsduiug. Hut this is work whii h shnuld be
done by the churches. Au eppirtunity is
otlered them te show atkept.cal world that
evangelical economy Is something mere thau
an abstraction, semethtng mere closely ro
uted te human llfe than trie weekly delivor deliver
ancts et tbe pulpit. The time is rie for
.ui h a demonstration. The a- lenceef wealth
has no remedies ler Ihosutlcrmgset poverty.
I.ei it net Le said that the ehurihes tee recoil
iu impotent dismay before a questie-i which
the founder of their faith aesuiedly did net
deem unanswerable.
HI. tury of Hissing.
t n i. the bt l'uul (ilebc.
The story runs that kissing was introduced
into Knglttid by Howena, the daughter of
Ilengistj'thoSaxeti. At a banquet which was
given by the Hritlsh monarch in honor or his
allies, Hie princess after pressing the brim,
ming beaker te her lliw, saluted the as
Uiuished and delighted Vortigern with a lit.
tie kiss after tbe mauner of her ewti popelo.
Se well did the klsi thrive in tbe genial
climate of of England tbat, from lielng an oc
casional luxury, It seen Leeame an overyday
enjoyment, and the Kngllsh seen became
celebrated far and near as a kissing people.
In fact, se far had their celubrity spread in
this respect that when Cavendish, the bl-g.
rapheref the great "Child of Hener, Cardi
i al Welsoy," visited a French nobleman, at
his chauteau, the lady of the house en enter
ing the room with her train of ntteudant
maidens for the purpese el welcoming the
guest of her hhsband, thus accosted him :
" Forasmuch as ye be an Knglishman whose
custom it is In your country le knsall ladles
aud gotillewomeu without ellense, and al
though ti be net se here lu this realm, yet
I will be se tsild as te kiss you, and se
shall ult my maidens.' W hereupon the
ratters of the chateau run again with the
heartiness el the osculation, no doubt te the
great satisractlen or the lalrcliHtelalne herself,
tier many and merry maidens and above all
lel'itveudish himself, In the relgu or Kit
waid IV. a guest was exiecteil en his arrival,
and also en his ddparture, te hiIiiiu net only
hlshestiss, but all tbe ladies el Hie family.
Iu I act, no occasion was lest en which tu lm lm
stew u kiss, and Mhakospeare makes blult
A'wty Hnl say ut W'elsey'd banquet at Hamil
ton Court Palace, after he bad danced with
Anne Jiuylenc: "It were unmannerly te
lake you out and net te kiss you" Prem
imglaiul kissing found its way te Ihiscouu Ihisceuu
tiy, though it Is mueh te be regretted that
the fathers or the country were altogether tee
puritanical te give the delicious pastime full
swing. It was te be done decorously and in
order, and wee betide the loving husband
who dared te invade the seaucity et the
Haiuiatn by kissing his wlfd en that sacred
dsy.
'I e sin Uti degree had the practice of kiss.
I"K aiUiii.el in Kugjatid that ladles were ue
t osteuied te uee kissing com Ills c imposed of
nuiliergria and ether ingredients, for the pur--e
ei sweetening their breaths. 'Phese, be
yeutl all question, were the forerunners of
tbe cachous, trlx anil ether vile things with
which tbe lailles et tbe present day taint their
breaths. "Their breaths with sweetmeats
tainted are," says Morcutle. When Whito White
back was the ambassador et 01 vor Cromwell
te tbe Ciurt of Christine of (Sweden, tbe
li'jcen oue day, accompanied by her ladles,
in ted wuh him, and the IJueett, uetlil lg
leth horseir, perhaps ler a lessen, com
maudid the ambassador te teach her sui
tie llnglisli mode of Habitation. Wlillel-aek
loll te work at tils pleasing bisk Immediately
and, ntter a lew "coy mid pretty delensea"
Irem his pupils seen leutid in tlieiu the most
apt of scholars and ready te carry eiil bis In
structions te the letter. Hut the practice (it
universal kissing u llnglund fell into disuse,
lntlie tlmoeftluvsonsitttic meiiatchsWitllitm
and Maiy. It was very Utile practiced, iiuil
from thai time out continued te I hi risttrletisl
te its piesr use and oinpleyoil only en
ptvr tsvitsieus sucli, ler lust nice, as w hen
u lt'.iu'y is caiiglil aslts'p or under tlie tulstle
ten, whete it Is alw.tvs in order.
A verv satisfy Ing kiss must thai have lss.'ii
wliU li I atlma received Irem her lever, as
told by q't'iiny son, vv lieu he diew with mm
long kiss her whole soul through 1 l.nt tliu
article ba ilestsl with this charming Utile
poem, tiauslatisl, II the vvtllet's tuciiiery is
cnrts'i, fteni lcter Huge:
(live me kls-.es de net slay
letut'iiR In ilia' ciiietul wav .
All ttierelu jetii lips shall pi tut
.Never will evhtust Hie mint
kiss me limn :
h v cry uieiiieul, und tig tin.
t.ive me kUsm mty, 'tis tme,
1 am unite as itch us mhi ,
And for ever) kiss I ewe,
t itinnt ten tuck, ou knew,
Kls tue, tfien
l.vcri imiuieiil and ajtsln '
.Vlrlibe' lis Was.
I ieji the fit roll hit ii I'lesj
" 1 emul any stlt T" nsked n Detteltei id a
nian who was drilling a hole en his (arm In
Indiana.
" Ne. "
" Ativell ' '
"Nn. "
" Natural gas'' '
" Ne."
" Mebbe veu ate drilling ler (utl T "
"Mebbel am, stranger, and mebbe I'm
diggtn' te git shet of Hits t.irm te a stock
isHtipinv. If veu knew luere alsnil It than
I de I'll resign."
let llabies. Use la. Hasus It'ellilng lotion
le listbc titby's gutus New and sunt.
Tbe only safe medicine for cblldieii U Iir.
tlase s cough and Lreup. l'rlie 5ctmts
Ker sale ty II. II. Cochran, lirugltl. Ne. 1J7 and
1 si Niirlb Ouisui aUtstl, ltnctuter, l'a.
uev I lindAvr
Nlll OM.V Till. M1lON.ll. lllsl Vst, III I
M.IM llt'lll'.lts.
11 ts said thst dv -.pepsin Is our national mtiLiily.
V ell, IIbami'Hitu s Pills will i tiiv the uatteusl
txialatty.
It is said th'it const ipalten Is the curse et our
tedentary llfi' Well. lls.isi'Ssrn s PiLUt cer
Utlnly cures iensiitfttltn.
It is gi neially cemedtst thst rhrumitistn
Ce lies Irem ni Id stemal It und sudden ch ingc
et temperature. UaaseRStiis Pills liave isn
ret ted all this nnd will ile It again.
Cbrttiuc diseases an ruitst by taking tseliit
ties ttf HRiMnrrHM Pills every nlghl for a
uienth
SVKOIAL fUTlVK.
Tlie New Irli ytle.
I i.i. mu-hlnels propelled by sic tm and will
i ntv lti issiplr tweuly miles lu an hour II I.
sttl'l. ll la iiulte au Invention buldoes net com
purx with i.'ur.l.K llloetl Htttrrt, wblch will
isrry the Invalid along the raid lohcnllbte beil
all. rtu sale by II It. Cishnin, drugglal, I r and
1 ft Net lb Unet.ii street, Utneastei.
Helped llrr Out.
ter vears liave been a severe sullerer from
p tltiv lu Ibu t-aik liitsl vnrleui. aitplltallens
tlni' bolUe el 7"sekiu' t.'rlrrlric ) entllely
cutsMl uie. Cunsl ethers t 'tuallv 'iuli k." ytii,
luuulng tit lllb stjis't, liutiale wrote this lur
sale b 11. t: Lectinin, itrnggUt, 1 .; aud t :
North u ift'ii strwt, l.ancajler.
Would Hate Iteen Set I mmi.
fl id net burdock Weed llltten," been n ie
medy of umiuestlenable merit the would have
been set Uew n u von by the publle as thousands
et medicines have been when ite-tr wertttle-s
ne was discovered. " Unrdttck :IihI Hitters"
have received untieunded pniUes Iretn tbe sick,
Ihtis establishing their mem hcveud dlspuie
I or sale by 11 It. Cot bran, druglal, Uf and UJ
N eilb Uueen strvet, Lauixtster.
What I. II Heed Fer .'
l.et mtsll veu what lr Thomm Krltririr im
IsgtMHtfer. 11 Is actlb te rbetiut ttlsm ana nt ii
ralgia ll will cure a burn, bite, et pain, and ta
iijually gneit ter spnilna Inr sale by 11. 11
Lethian, diugglat, 1J7 uud 1J: Nellh (.'ins-it
street, Lantaater.
UasuKUes Livsa 1'stLsrs rerlck beadacbe
erpld liver, bllloiiinusaandlnillgestleu Small
and e:Lsy toawalleMr. One pill a dts-e. l'lice, Jfs:
Uy all druggists. tebesIindTu. 1 b.S
Haa Ceiitltleiite.
"In one tttse isT.enally known le me tfte sin
i ess et Hunt x L IIlewI ltutrr wa.s tllie st lm re
dible One lady des, ribtsl them a w ertb bun
tredset dollars. 1 m tlf tt-ive tbe greatest i en
n.lem e in thetu Y s scrtiti h, druggut, Uuih
vtu.thit frursalehyll 11 Ctsjhruii, druggut,
1 ; tint 1.7J Nurth tueun alieet, Latteast, i
llliOWN'8 HOUaKUOLU PAN'ACKA.
I tbe most eSectlve I'atn Hestreyer In tbe world!
Will tuttsl surely rjulcken tbe blrss w-bctbur
taken Intenutlly or- 'appilisl ettermUly, and
tbereby mere certainly ItKl.tJ-.V K PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any ether pain
Uluvlaler, and tt la wurrunled double tbe
strength of any similar preparation.
II cures ptln In the Side, flack or Ikiwels, Sere
Threat, Ubeumatlsin, loetbacbu and ALL,
ACIlks, and la Tbe (Jrt-ut Kellever of Pain.
" lillUIVS'S llOL'SfcllOLl) l'AN'ACKA " should
butn every family. Atuaspoenfuloftbe Panacea
la a tumbler et bet water (aweeUmtd, tt pro pre
terns,) titken at bedtime, will ItUKAk UP A
GOLD, i&ennlaa beltla
iiull-lvaM.vv.ASe
The People Astonished.
Manv ptttplu are ftsteuUled when they ttls
cttvtr the wide circulation of Ihema KtUctTir
till. Ibere is b trdly a drug house In the ceun
try thai does net bate Ibis lemedy iim Its
suelves. Ihe public have teund ll Is u gisnl
Ibuig and sink le It. ei sale i 11. it tecbritu,
druggUt, 1J; und IX) North yuccn strces, Ijui
caster.
KIII.NKV TltOUIII.lX
A CHn of Many Vtnirs HlaudhiK Curctl With
bli lSuliies, lu a Man l0 Vears ul Age.
Allestews, Pa., May s, l-5.
DasDKLies IIitteils Ce. Lenta . I hud bts-n
troubled wltb my kidneys for a number of years,
used almost everything without much benefit
intll I tried Dandelion Hitters. I used fcli bot bet
Jtss and am pleased lessy 1 am enthely rid of
the kidney trouble, besides my system being
toned np ae that 1 feel Itku a dlrlerent person. 1
cheerfully recommend thu saine le all alltlcted
'n Hits way. JAtOI! MUSCllLITZ.
eb 0-3mdl'u,Th,S
UOTHEr.31 MOTH Kilt) I I MOl'llEKs III
Are you disturbed at night and hrnkonef ynnr
rest by a sick child suifeiing and crying with
Ibu excruciating pain of cutting teeth T tf an,
goal once aud get it bottle of Mrs. WINSI.OWS
SCXJTlUNU bVitlir. It win relieve tbe peer
llltlu sullerer immediately depend upon It t
there la no mistake about lu Tbere Is net a
mother en eartb who baa ever used It, who will
net tell yen at once lhat It will regulate Hie
bowels, and give rest te the uelhtir, and relief
and health te Ihn child, operating llke magic it
U perfecUy aafe te use In all cases, and pleasant
te the Uutle, and 13 tbe prescription of enta of the
eldest ana best lemale pbyalctana lu the UnlUd
Stales. Sold everywhere. '.Scents a, bottle
mv31-lyilM.W.Hw
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Tl OOt I'M MAltNAPAItlM.A.
Catarrh in
l.tl.uih Is lullitiiiuvllpn et the iniircua
iiu'inlitanp alii mli d w Uh Inc teased sectrtlen
'lltiis r.vt.uili lu.tj atlift the lir.til, threat,
rtetiMili, Is'Wils. er uiir p.vit ef this Issly
wlicie the iiuicniM tnriiilttaiie It litmul. Hut
r.vl.uihi'l lite lit'.nl is 1'J I.H Hits most ceminun,
coming en Rtailudly tli.it ellcti lis pies
cure is net SHspccti'il till It !'" eMalncd a
firm held en Us vli'lun. 11 Is caused by a
cold, et a ucct'Slell ef colds, rcliiMui'd Willi
Impure llloed.
When fumly rsfaMltlird th dlst-Rts is cv
cctslliiRly dls.vprccaMe. c.unliiR fl"W litun the
nnjiMlrjiifssef the thre.il, licailAcltc, less ef
appetite, ttsitlng and turning tnvises In the
e.tis. etc. In Heed's B.vrs.ipatllla liny 1st
leiinil a pteiurt and ivtiiMiirnt rute ler
ratatih. It puilflej and ctulclies the blend,
sis'llics and tibuililt the dlscvscd iiirmbt.inr.
and tlius sism elites thcdlti ase At the same
tlme It iclreshes and tones the whole s) stem
'Ibe lenutkaMe niceess el Ihn lcetilivr
mtslli inc entillcs It te j nr ecnflilencc. OIe
Heed a Sarvai'itillv atii.il.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Sel.ttijulltlrtutcltti l iltferft l'rerstfitenlr
I'll' I llcs.lt) Alii Avthalll,laiaell, Mut
IOO Dobes One Dellar
utyKn .i.v;i liuvviim.
tii,i.i:ifss LitjiHiu sixmi'-
AS TO QUALITY
We urn give ou is'tlei vitluti th in any ethei house In the trade. Vie carry thu hugcst stock e
OLD WHISKIES, OLD WHISKIES
In I tm aster. M ui'v i luuilud for anything ptevlng unsatisfactory.
MILLER'S LIQUOR STORE, i...un,kSu,m,i,
31KtUV.U
CIMMON.- I.IVKH KlA.l I..VIOK.
HEADACHE
I'KHmls liem .i I'Tplil l.t r niui liupurlttiw
of theMuuiauti, rtnslc.in be InviitUlily iukhI U
ou will only lAk
Siniiuens Liver Regulator.
Let all who "Uller rtmt'ti.btM tlmi
Sick aud Nerveus Headaches
limit tmUcatv ihv ceuitr et tu ittuck.
"1 ii-Mi Miiiineiii t.lvvr Koulater w bi'ti
tniithil nttleuftly with lliailm h (jiurj b
Lonstlpiitten ll pnKlut a fnvornble iruU
h Hhtml lilieU'rin my rvgnlar iMirnilU In tnut
ne.M W. W I III KH, ifKiini4, Iowa,
L2'lUM.ril AMI U KU TALK
Fer llHlil'ati0ll,IUIi011MHis.H,
M. K IIKAI M II K, ernny nt t tuHeiiM et
Utll-Miult u.l tUiuuich unil hi-r, no
HOLMAN'S
Stomach & Liver Pad.
It 1M Ktvr lenr, vitjer unj vtaslitlty te our
hlt i i hi, ntnet till
.Malari.il Taint Frem Ihe llluetl.
PriM'nt tticr, sStnall 1'ex anil all contaKleuit
tt itrnintnt te CI UK kiiI lUE KNT I 1IOL-
KUA IN.AMl M, tUl-It. MKASI.KS, antt iUl
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
SAIh1 ASIL ttOK.N ' RKI.I A1W.K '
PR. LKWlfl ASH UlA lit !f IiRKO UITSW8H.
i L-n'H, ArknnttJi. Atttr (unully watchlnjr,
for a iMTuisl el lour meiilhi. th vtU-tt of I lel
iiuin'ri AuHiititt l.lvrr 1'iul, ' tn at l.tt-jt u.ti urn
rRiDi abm under tny lmni(MltAt ob-,iratlen, I
hae nohesH.int'y In rcemnit'iHlin it iu a mi(e
anil npi-sly ctiru in all ciw' et at: us bUUUint-
ami InJlsuatlen In all cv'd of tnlurgel anil
lnrtatneU eplctjii. It U iar oxcullcnce or all
tlNtiajM arl-tnR trern a ilUenlcrtNi contlltlen el
thelUur, 1 ch.jrfully reremniuntl It u.
Very truly. JA31K.1 U. LKWl-S M. 1.
lU3waref lu anil Imitation rail. Ask
your tlruKuNU ter tbe (ituiuliie Helinau s I'a-l,
and tuku no ether. II he iloea net kevp thctn,
bt'iid tt-J te thu
H0LM1M PAD 00., Z0 WUlum St, Niw Tork.
aiik'3inaM,tt"A8
B
Altl.KY MAI.T WHISKY.
PERRINE'S
I'D UK IIVKLEV
IALT WHISKY.
DVSl'Kl'SlA, lMllliKSTIDN anil nil nastlnir
dUtatscs can tu entllely curwt tiy It. MAI.AItIA
la completely f:mtllcat.tt from thn syittttm by tu
unit. l'K.ltUl.N'K'S I'lIltK IIAItl.KV MAI.T
V 1II3KV revives tlie enerisles of thoseworn
wltlioicesslvu bettlly or inenUU elferu ItncU
an ii 8AKK(iUAItl) aitalnalnxrHMUru lu the wut
and tioreud weather.
-TAKK jurt of a vrlneRlafntftil en your ar.
rival home alter thu labern of the day and the
Bame tunntlty beterti our brnaWfarit. llelnir
chninlcally r"rc. It commends Itself le the ined.
lull profusion.
WATOH TDE LABEL.
Nene Knnnlne unless bearing the slKnatuioef
thu arm en the label.
M. a J. S. PERRINE,
NO. 37 NORTH FRONT ST.,
1'IIILAIIKl.l'IllA.
sepUl4inFOd.t
E
XHAU.STKU VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED YITAIITY
THEBCIKNCKOr I.IfK, thit great Medical
Werk of thfl aire en Mnnlined, Nervous and
rhyslcal Debility, I'rniiiature Diicllnn, Krrorsel
ten 111. and thu untold miseries censctjuent
Uiurcen. son patfe" 8ve. lSiiniKcrlptlonsfernll
distune. Cleth, lull Kilt, only H.ei, by mall,
gulled. Illuatnttlviisamplu trim tn nil yeunir and
mlddtu-iurnd men for the next IHidays. Address
Dlt. VV. 11. 1'AKKl'.i:, 1 liulnnch hireet. II. m ten,
Mess. myl7-leed&w
c
UKKOUAKANTKKU
RUPTURE'.
C'uiu Kimranleud by Dlt. J, II. MAYKIt.
KbMalonce; no operutlen or delay from busts
nss i tuiUxl by huudrixhier cures. Muln emce,
831 AUUll UT., l'lill.A. heml ler Circular.
IJi-lvdAsr
E
l.Y'a CUKAM HAI.M.
CATARRH HAY FEVER.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
(lived ltd let ut Once And Cures
COLD l.V I1KAD, UATAItltU, HAY KKVKK.
Notal.le.uld, Hnuir orl'ewder. Kruufrem In
jurious In iiks unit Ollmialvu Oders.
A luirtlcle Is applied te ciich nostril and Is
aKreeubln. 1'rlie Ul ctints at drtiKglalu ; by
mall, rcidstcri'd, (nets. Circular free.
KI.Y llltes, DruggUU, Oswego, S. Y.
JulylyeedAlyw
.JTOKAUK
OOMMI88ION WAnBHOUSB.
DANIKL MAYKII,
aecHya Ma,18WelChitnalHueet.
the Head
"I am lurry te ll that f used Heed's
Mvis.vp.iilll.1 ter r.tl.itth, wuh which I liAte
btsjii lieiitilrd nittiy jeats, ami treelfr-it
r.ti'.ilirllil aiidlieiit'fll litimll, The e.tUttlt
was very tlls.igirc.tblc. rsprclilly In Hie
winter, emsing cnintaiit iIIsiIiaire Item my
nnse, ihiRlng iielscs in my e.tis, and palm n
the back ef my lir.nl. Ihe inmt tu clear tuy
hcidliithe nun iilng by hawking and spitting
was tulutiit. My Kiissr aitilsed lue le try
Heed's Hnrsnpntltln,
.md It r.ive me rellel liiiinedlalely, while In
lime 1 was entirely euied 1 am netrr with
out the inetllrlne In in lietise, ns I think It ll
weith Us welcht in cold " Hits. II. It, (linn,
I0."J lllelitli Wreet, N. IV , Vt .vlilnRten, 1). a
"I have used lltssl s HaisipaillU ter
r.vtartli wllk very Mtivlactery tcsulti. I
have leeched mole I't'imvneiit licneflt from
It thin flout any oilier innctly I It.tve eier
Hlt'd." M. 1' Ur te, ef A. Head tt Seu,
V.iucen. (Una
r,' It tu net tx Itiilih rd in take mj ether
I'tcpatatten, Imt be suit te ctt
Sold It ttll druggtttl ft tltfnrft PrfratMenlf
I'll I lllKHl.t I'O.AlsjIbreilrl.laltTtll.ltut.
IOO Desos One Dellar
IwdAw
mwiniruHNtnniKti uutivt.
c
I.M.I. AMI ski:
1IIK-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
.Hlvly landle-l.tKlit, lu-nts ihcm all
A net lin i Let of (.IIKAf (lltHIKS for tliu and
Ull Moves.
THK " PKnFEOTION"
Ml 1 Al. MilUl.lli.MI AMI KUIlllKltLUHIIION
WEATHBR STRIP
llt'HtjiIietu all Thu strip outwears nllethei.
Iits'tis out thu told Step ruttllnit el windows.
Kvt'Iude the dual. Keep out snow and Mln. Auy
one ran npplv It no waste or dirt iiinde lu nv
pIVliiKlt an In- lilted n it ln-iti- nn holes te
lM,ie. tci'lv ter use i win net npllt, wnrp or
shrtnli a cushltitt stilp Is ttie uhmi perfitt Al
thu Move, llt-nteraud llaiiKe Sleiti
or
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QDEEN ST.,
i.A.M.A.srr.H. PA.
"CIA CI H.
500
500
Cook and Parler Steyes.
iVSV UK hOI.ll KKl. Mtlll.KHsliy
I'ltlt MOMAKK ItilOU roil
Christmas Goods I
ttn Kin new KrttliiK thieiiKh UheurKlPrtt
luMh anl will tmahlH te punheur
Steam and Cellar Heater Werk
MORE PROMPTLY.
FLINN & 6RENEHAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street,
LANCAHTEK PA.
w
At. A. KIKKKIC AI.DUHU. HKUK
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40 East KinK Street,
(Opposite Court Heusel.
InvlUi3vll tlleiH-ki'i'imrs te Call and Inspect
their Bleck of
Heuselnrnishing Goods.
A CemnleUi I.lnn constantly nn hand. COOh
brOVKHlUld KANUKH, PAHLOIl HTOVKS,
MIKATKHUand rUUNACKH.
SUIMBE COOK STOVES.
After carefully examining thn merits el all
efferiMl te thu tnvde, wu Imve sultctud
THE "ARGANLV
rer OAHOLINIC, and
THE l DANGLER,"
rer COAL OIL,
As the Itest, when all points are considered, te
offer te our patrons.
Call and see us. Wh levti le show our Koeds.
and urn net offended u jeu de net purchue.
ttemuuiber, wu aru ekuuIs lur
The " Splendid Heater.
Manufuctuietl by ruller A VVurien Company.
Irey, N. V.. which lias no rival In durability,
ttconeiny of fuel and control of cim. New Is the
time te examine and becemu pouted for Autumn
puicliasus.
UKMKM1IKH IHK.l'LACK I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(01'1'eatI'K COUUT I10UBK.)
wi-uaMw
KUTIUHB,
IKNT'H FUHNIHHINO NTOltK.
E. J. ERISMAN'S
Gent's Furnishing Stere,
NO. 7 WEST KING STREET.
evt5n.r00p(mKYCry EycnlnK x;l"8-nUy
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