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The Fertinca Hell.
'3, xne ficwi eik Jienua manes up n sum-
'". auy of the facia in Iho telephone, contre-
ff"-35 Teray whlre reveals the remarkable way in
y wnicn me ien leiepnene company n.ia neen
vfc eared for by chance or cunning ; the pre
;A BiimDtien belnc that the maier turt of the
S1' credit Is due te the latter agency. When
b3-; Ajeagei ma jiaieumueui. icu jf.ira nge, ui"
LS did net knew its value as a telephone nnd
4 trie people who saw it did net think it an
0 abeundlngly beautiful cieatien ; one gen
tleman of Bosten declining a preposition te
take half of the patent In foreign countries
at the cost of taking out the patents there.
However in the course of two or three
years, and after two or three changes of
corporate title, the American Bell Tele
phone company found itself in 1SS0 a very
handsome child of the old Bay state. Then
ether inventors sprang for its neck. A suit
brought in the interest of the 'Western
Union company which had purchased the
JEdlienand Gray patents, was compromised
before trial, but after much testimony had
been taken in the preliminary stages, by
an agreement en the part of the Bell com
pany te pay te the AVeetern Union one-fifth
etita profits. Since then the Western
Union has been in alliance with the Bell
and the combination has been strong
enough te wring the neck of opposition
until the United btates took a hand
in the game ; and se far it has
baffled even the nation through the re
markable decision of the Ohie court that
the suit must be brought in Massachusetts.
What sort of a fiery furnace it is thu3
thrust into is shown by the fact that the
federal judges in Massachusetts have
already passed upon the validity of the
Bell patent, the district judge in his deci deci
Jen having gene se far as te declare that
a century of Bees would net have made a
Bell telephone; Bees being generally be
lieved te have been the original inventor
of the idea. This was a decision made in
an early case, which there is geed reason
te believe was collusively brought. There
was but little time spent in the investiga
tion of thecasebytheceurt,which rendered
its decision in a few days after it had been
feebly argued before it. And this was the
'only case in which the Massachusetts court
ever decided the priority of the invention 01
the telephone; and the only one in which
any court ever se decided, we believe,
owing te the comity between the federal
courts which leads them all te accent the
decision of the first one that handles a case.
The Herald's summary of facts shows
furthermore a3 te the Massachusetts courts,
that the father and brother of ex-Judge
Lewell were very largely Interested
in the Bell telephone stock ; the
fither lending money heavily en the
stock, and the brother being a trustee
for the holders of n large block of stock as
well as himself a heavy owner. Justice
Gray, of the United btates supreme court,
sitting in this circuit, is shown te have
been blessed with uumereuB cousins and
ether relatives owning this stock. It does
net need te be said that these judges were
corruptly Influenced by the Interest of
their relatives. In fact Judge Lewell
wrote te Mr. Kanney, the Bell attorney In
Congress, that he did net knew that his
relatives were interested In the company
when he made his decision. This can
readily be believed, and we de net suppose
that he or Judge Gray would consciously
have permlted their relatives' Interest te
oentrol their judicial action. But the fact
that the Grays and the Len ells were nu nu nu
merouslyfeuudinthe.Bell stockholders' list
shows hew strong was the attraction and
hew beautiful the form of that precious
child te the Bosten financial Instinct. It
Bhews that Bosten air was wholesome for
the Bell creature and that a profound love
for it exists there. Judge Lewell had gene
into judicial ecstacy about it and all the
women and preachers were wild ever it.
Itev. Cyrus A. Bartel, who has declared
from his pulpit that President Cleveland is
an awfully bad man for raising his hand
against this precious hope of Bosten, Is
down lnthe stockholders' list for 103 shares
in It.
.ma lunttigui. wuicu secureu, in n
collusive suit, a verdict in Bosten for the
American Bell Telephone company, as the
owner of the first and only telephone pat
ent, has found it rich feed and premises
it a continued harvest until the expira
tion of its patent, seven years hence, since
it will take all that time te get the appeal
from the Bosten court through thesu
preme court. What the United States are
going te de about it, we are curious te see.
It can hardly be that it will let itself be
eplt upon In this fashion and permit u
fraudulently obtained patent te run its
whole life, because the machinery of Its
justice Is unable tobtep it Beener. The
machinery evidently needs such amend
ments as te enable the nation te give the
Bell fraud a short shrift.
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Some Women In Kuglanil.
That Campbell divorce case in England
l net turning out be baaiy for the nobility
03 for the commonalty, since the lady who
wai a Bleed and a broker's daughter, is
belug given a very bad character by the
ervants of the house, and if all Is true that
-taey swear te, Lord Campbell haB been
ta very 111 used man and his lady
irteugnt te de put into me Blocks,
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been wonderfully abused. But If she had
bees the geed woman she claims te be she
would never have taken the world Inte her
confidence and bU7ened her hick of
modesty through all its aisles. The testi
mony of servants about their emplejers
needs always te be looked upon with sus
picion, because there is constant liability te
their false swearing through spltefulitess,
Ignerance nnd bribery; but when a wife
publishes such n story of her husband's
abuse as this woman has, It does net take
much of anjbedy's testimony te unceter
her perfidy and vileness. Geed women
sufTcrand are silent; the rearing Bleeds are
bad bleed.
But ierliaps men will never comprehend
women, who "never behave se oddly te the
masculine understanding as when they ap
pear in court. This case has produced two
ether typical women; one in Lady Miles, the
aristocratic denizen of Leigh court, the
scene of the amours, who swore steadily
for the lady's side of the ce.c and never
quailed when the cress examiner get her in
corner, but walked right straight through
all her heavy contradictious with a calm
and een gait. The ether woman
was the Lady Campbell's Swiss maid, who
was a witness against her and swore
with particularity and unction, but who
wept and fainted under the cress-examining
fire exhibiting her carelessness of
statement and the lack of agreement
among her iacts. Whether one or beth.and
if but one, which one of these witnesses
swore falsely, will puzzle the moscullne
jury ; which will find Its safety in believ
ing neither without corroborating evidence.
Wilsen's story 1 doubted, ter tbe ery
'Oectlve rc-n'en thai the woman he claimed
a bis mother died before he was born.
Wiies w 111 wonders ceae T The Wlsceusln
Central railroad has abolished the system of
tipping ou Its parlor, dlulng and sleeping
cirs, and it proposes te enforce Us new de
parture by the immediate discharge of em em
peoyes who are found te have accepted tips
from paengers. The rule Is absolute, with
the exception of the blacking el shoes which
porters are allowed te de only when re
quested, and tbe fee is tixtd at ten cents.
Simultaneously v 1th the order, the pay of
the empleyes affected has been increased,
making it about three times tbe amount re
celvtd eidinarlly by sleeping-car porters.
Fer to-uerr jw's iNTBLLiaKM-Eit it Is a
gratification te announce then.' choice jour
nalistic morsels : Itieeraphlcat sketch and
portrait of a citizen or this town who Is a big
authority en arboriculture, aud is prominent
in ether directions. '-Cocas" has a critical
talk about Stauley, the African explorer, new
in tills country. The "old politician" gathers
himself together for the last time for ls.v,
and gives aw ay some of the local Republican
stcrets. A new contributor gives acharmiug
picture of Woodward Uill cemetery as it is
teen In the autumn. A full description et a
handsome new business house lately
erected is given. A tine story, notes of the
fashions, selected mlxcellany, "Wayside
Glances," the best et lecil reports, all the
markets, and the fullest telegraphic report In
thetewn, are renture-i of the Saturday paper
which makes It Indispensable te intelligent
Lancastrians.
Wk de net And anything In the criticism
of the Wilke&barre Recerd upon our view of
the crime of the Chicago Anarchists te cauee.
us te revise our opinion of the judgment in
the case. We did net say, as the Recerd
quotes us, that they were net properly con
victed of murder because the evidence did
net show that they threw the bombs. It is
undoubtedly true that they would have been
as guilty of a murder, of the proposed perpe
tration of which they were cognizant and
which they incited, as if they themwlvea had
thrown the bomb'. What we said was that
their guilty knowledge of the intended deed
wasnet shown; and was net proved by any
Kfcneral expressions of tneirs in favor or vio vie
lenceand bloodshed, such a might be and
generally Is empty vapering ; in which this
country abounds. It was needful that these
men, te be banged, should be shown te have
known el this particular deed which brought
deatn m its train, and this was net shown.
Whether Judge Gary's law is geed we should
net like te say, it It was really clothed in the
language which the Recerd quotes, and
which we de net comprehend. It says :
"Judge Gary ruled and instructed tbe
jury, in accordance with his rulings, that if
there was an agreement te which the con
demned men wereaparty "te kill the police
upon some occasion that might occur In the
future, whether the proper time had occurred
belng lelt te their judgment, then If the vio
lence was used and resulted in the death of
the police, then these who were a party te
the conspiracy are guilty of murder."
That remarkable congressman, the pre
duct el New Yerk city, who was elected as
the candidate of all the organizations of tbe
Democratic and Republican parties, there be
ing absolutely none left te support bis inde
pendent opponent, who nevertheless nearly
defeated him, has had a banquet given in bis
honor by the Oriental club, and has made a
speech of which the following is a report,
and w hlch occasions us te say, with great fer
vency, from any mere such congressmen
geed Lord deliver us !
"Gentlemeu of the Oriental club," said the
Hen. Timethy J., as he arose. "I said once
that I would rather be president of the
Oriental club than a memlier et Congress.
1 meant it then and I have net changed my
opinion. Gentlemen of tbe Oriental club,
you are all my true friends, and you have
shown what you have thought of me. Yeu
did net sell me out. (Cries of "no, no!")
I have te thank you, gentlemen, who are
belere me and the people or the Eighth con
gressional district for my election.
I thank no professional politicians
for my election. I thank no party or
political organization ler my election.
I thauk my lrlendB,;riIends like veu who are
belere me. I am going back te Washington,
and when 1 get there I will wear no Iain's
cellar. I will wear the cellar of no organiza
tion. I will wear the people's cellar. (Great
applause.) The newspapers went for me
during tue campaign and thev lied about
me, but my friends htu'ck te me.
Who was running against me T A
man who had glib tongue. That
was all there was teblui. lie was surrounded
by a let of professional politicians and dlsap dlsap
peinted Glllce-seekers. Theory was "Any
thing te beat Tim Campbell." After this the
politicians the corrupt politicians et thneast
side will have te take a back seat. They
have get te go where the woodbine twlnetb.
I ha e a red het poker for some or them. I
knew them 1 mean the fellows whnwiii
me out They will neer have the chance te
humbug me again. They chuated me, but
way uiu net uueceeu in Dealing me."
At the annual dinner of the Historical
society, In welcoming the delegates el the
states te Philadelphia, where they are new
arranging for the celebration or the centen
nial anniversary or the constitution, Mr.
Cochran Indulged in considerable sarcatm.
Ue said that they hoped te convince the dele
gates that it was a mistake te call Philadel
phia a cold city ; that the citizens were '-geed
people, from pious Quaker stock, and had a
rule against staying out late at night." The
Impression does unfortunately prevail that
Philadelphia la a very cold elty and this pre
judice cannot be overcome by any npwmodle
euert ler the entertainment of guests
or the standing el the delegates. The pious
peojileef Quaker stock must come out of
their arlstocratle shells aud be a little less
"toplefilcal" In tbeir Inteiceurse with hu.
man belugs from ether parts of the country.
Net that there Is any necenlty for the multi
plication of Clever club one et them la a
large steckbut there U need of a mere Deme.
.deinhi ., 77,17.'
i l m i B ameuB tl18 Kd people of Phil-
I brethren et neighboring village"
equauy sanctlmonleu
...gfeh. WtelW i
TnK disaster te the Weaternland wa tbs
result of strange combination or evenu.
Twe Immense waves rushed together In mid
ocean and by the nheck their united volume
was raised te n great height and dropped
upon the deck of the steamer. The Ilrst tin.
d illations of Uiee wave had MarlM many
hundred inlle lrein tht place of mettl ig. a
dltlorence of a few sexmds In the elecity et
either, or et the vesel, would bate netted
the disaster. Ou the delicate operation el
these nicely balanced causes hlngtd the life
and death el six men and the terrible iniury
et a dtzett mere. It U mt untiMial ler a
vessel te encounter great w.04 In mid ivtMti
that fall w 1th mulling ctltvt upon their deck,
but the union of two large war UiM In time
te fall upon the deck et tbe steamer, a mere
speck en the wide ocean, mut be considered
a remarkable coincidence. The Ulcer en
watch estlmatt s the beUht el tbe w n e at for ty
feet, and a he tvM),l his gues. ou the tact
that he atw it rise above tue lower ard
of the foremast when he wai standlngen the
main bridge he can net be fir w rung. Wa e
always appear uiueli larger than they are te
caue there Is ue w y of making accurate
comparison and when the long Mope of a
largeeue rles before the eyes of a man ou deck
until Its cret N outlined against the sky, be
imagines that It 1 mountain high when It
Is only a few feet. Its neatness te bun cuts
ett tbe view and makes It eem larger.
Like all disasters this gles ample feed (or
reflection ou the uncertainties et life. Who
can tell whether eemeta or pUuet may net
new be pvsslng through space as tbee wa es
ran ever the ocean destined like them te
mere grand disaster? A similar combination
of events might any day reduce this planet
and its people te cosmic dust. The peut
when It happens, w ill net b3 fully reported
In the lNTKt.Liei:.'cr.R.
Net long age Knsala contracted for e.pen"
sle torpedo beat', Austria contracted for
cannon, and new Turkey has contracted ler
300,000 repeating ritlfs. This contraction of
the currency will have te step very een or
bankruptcy will fellow.
PEKSONAU
.Mli.Ue.vvntE Carmmik will net build
his Scottish ca-tle since his mother and
brother hac died.
E-C'oeres-man i RrrEm i: A. 11ik
died Thursday of diease et the heart, aged
7 1 years a' Calais, Me.
KlSOS.VMA Lomdekee, of Cuyar, one of
the chief of the African nam tribes, has
been killed in battle.
KEV. Dn. lBOn dtclarts that New erk
city "stands en an inclined plane of dlatcr
anil Is a by-word for dirt, debt and dlabel
ism."
Mr Inwve Bi'-nor was offered JtiUiOOin
cash If he could tell where the JJe,ik) of
which the Southern Express company was
robbed were secreted. Mr. Bishop could net
dolt.
Snv'ATen Them as v. Cooter, prepec
tlve secretary of the commonwealth, and
J. Hay Brown, of Lancaster, the most likely
.ucce-vKir 10 .attorney ueuerai Laisiuv, w ere
In Philadelphia en Thursday.
Timetim D. Sullivan, re-elected lord
mayor of Dublin aud Mr. O'Keefe, a solicitor,
elected mayor of Limerick, have pledged
themselves te refuse any honors which may
be etlered by the -jueen during the jumlee
year.
Prof. A. II. Srvvn. of Minerstllle. who
ws educated at the Myerstewu academy,
Mlllersvllle Nermal school and I'alatlnate
college, is prominently mentioned as a can
didate for county superintendent of Schuyl
kilL He Is at present superintendent et the
schools of Minersvl le.
Hilary Mattiselv, Tl years eM, a prom I
nenl realdent of Davis county, Indiana, who
feryearshas had a pain in his back which
lately had drawn his body down se that he
was compelled te use a cane, has begun te
walk erect and without his stick, and at
tributes his cure te prayer.
Mrs. Cleveland has Den buying C hrnt
mas presents in New Yerk. She were a
black silk dress, sealsklu cloak and a small
bonnet et dark material a most becoming
costume. As she alighted from a cab she
presented a charming picture et womanly
beauty. The crisp tern peratu re had brought
roses te her cheeks aud she looked in peritct
health.
Senater Edmi mis has been in the Sen
ate ler full twenty years, yet he has never
bad a personal friendship en one side or the
ether of the chamber. Ne member of that
body who participates In the donates but at
one lime or another has smarted under bis
Insinuations or luuendees. Fer the sake of
saying something sharp or brilliant be has
never hesitated te wound the leelings and
lower the pride of these pitted against him.
An ex-senator, who is new a member of Mr.
Cleveland's cabinet, once said of blm that
should such an emotion as a generous thought
agitate his besom it would nil him with the
gravest apprehension, and be would never
rest until he bal driven it out.
A. UElIlltKAlU.lt .IWiflJTlU-V
Voluntarily I'artltc Alter Fourteen lr.in ul
Haripjr Married Lllr.
One of the most extraerdi nary eclal ena ena
tleus ever known In Halifax came te the sur
face when Professer humlchra'it teparaled
from the woman te whom he bad been mar
ried fourteen years because he did net be
lieve that In the sight of Ged he is her bus
band. Professer Sumlchrast Is the most cul
tured literate and linguist in that part of
Canada. He was formerly professor of
modern languages In King's college, Wind Wind
eor. Subiequeutly he was editor or a Hal
ifax newspaper, and for some years he ha.s
been principal or the Glrten house, where
the eons and daughters of the aristocracy or
Halifax finish their education. This school
Is supported by Bishop Illnney and the lead
Ing men in bis diocese.
Fourteen year age Mr. Sumichrast fell in
love with the handsome young widow of
Charles Almen, a lieutenant In tbe British
F.eyal artillery and son of a wealthy Neva
Soetian pelltican. When M. B. Almen died
he lelt bis sen'a widow a fortune. After the
engagement Sumichrast told her that when a
youth be had married a dashing French girl
In his Hungarian home, Their life had beeu
an unhappy one. They had been divorced,
he bad never beard from her since, and be
lieved she was dead, but it alive the divorce
was perfectly legal. Mrs. Almen was satis
fled and married Mr. HumlchrasL Years
age Professer II. Y". Hind, the British ex.
pert witness berore the ilshery commission,
held a prolesser'n '.chair in King's col
lege, ne became friendly with Sumi
chrast and found out all about his
previous history. At a recent meeting
or the church synod radical dlflertnces of
onlen spVang up between Bishop Illnney
and Professors Sumichrast aud Hind, wero
continued at the governing beard of King's
college, of which all ihree are members, and
Hind employed an Edinburgh lawyer te fer
ret out the history or Sumichrast before he
came te Canada and tbe whereabouts of bis
first wlfa It was found that she had mar
ried a French eillce.r and is new living in
Algiers. Then Professer Hind addressnd a
circular te all the Epltcerul clergymen of the
diocese declaring that llishep illnney was
backing up Professer Sumichrast, a man
whom he knew for years had been living
with a woman net his wife in the eyes of the
church. Ibis produced a crisis.
When Bishop Blnuey called bis attention
te Hind's attack he acknowledged that, at
seeing that Ills Brut wile, whom he had ter
long years thought dead, was still llvlng.that
In the eyes of the church his second marriage
was unlawful, he immediately determined
te neparate from wife Ne. 2 aud regard wile
Ne. 1, living with the French officer in Al.
glers, as his only lawful spouse. He went
home and communicated bis resolve te the
woman with whom he had lived happily ler
teurteen years. The blew fell upon her with
crushing effect, but like a heroine she agreed
that it was the only thing they could honor
ably de, and she Immediately left her home
aud sought the protection et the Kev. F. It.
Murray, her pastor, at whose house she
new Is.
SI rs. Jenes, hew la your health tela morning
Thank you inailarn, much Improved, i beuuht
a b itllu et Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup lout night,
nnd, utter tee first deie, my cough was checked.
1 slept well, and luve net ceughed ence this
morning.
Accidents will occur net only "In the l,tt
regulated families," but every whura aud at all
timet, '.therefore keep balrallen oil convenient.
NOTICE TO TKKHPASSKK.S AND
UUNNKlfj. All persons are hereby for
hidden te trespass en any of the lauds of the
Cornwall or ttpeedwell eatute, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed erunln
cleed, either for the purpose of sheeting or fish
ing, ea the law will bu rigidly enforced against
all treip&aslug en said lands of the undersigned
alter this notice.
W1I. COI.KMAN ritKEil A.V,
,m . KDWAUD 0. VUKKUAN,
esui ua reey 'or "" W' Volemxa' tell.
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MBIUCAU
A TllLOJ'HOnOS FOR RHEUMATISM.
WHY IS IT
That ihdintatlsm and neuralgia am i pieva
lent. Thl qut-sil mi hu net been atllacterllv
answered, but It U certain that these illstuneK
art' net only thu Inett wlnlnl lit among the
tiHMl c minion, M,d sotie memrwr et neatly
ex cry family in the Limits the via Hut or nun et
these dr ad tormenter t adle scorn le b
pccullaily liable le ncniaUl.- atMik, width. In
the form of rcurulgln hvndicbe, piln In the
back, ci nervous pains are et lenst.'int occur eccur
reniv Net until lhedl-cner el uhlopheros
htsunj retiixljr been found fei ittliei rnrfmna
tlm, neuralgia or lien ou hemliche and thev
were iiencrnlly conceded te be tiuurable, but
Mhlophenv habean pmxed te K net only a
rrrhniicum forthesa dls. v.,ln all their varied
forms, but a i remedy. It, tn the no of Ath
lopheios, the bowels are kt pt truly ujirn. Its
ucrrsl-rrfcilri,nnd te all thi, Aihlophervs
Pills arv recommended, whu h. hll pre Ming
theneceMry cathartic, will be found te be a
raluablanld te the action of the me Milne tb
lopheros Is no experiment. It hat In en tested
and has proved Its wonderful ntuc,
The Athlopheros l'llls were erlglnallj pre
pared ns a remedy rer tue In conneitlen with
Athlophero, ferrheurnatuiuand neuralgia aad
kindred complaints. Used tn connection with
that remedy, they are a certain cure for either
of these very common and dlti-elng dleae.
The r-n e also been lean. 1 te be an Inxalatile
remedylerany and all dUeae arising from vl
tl tted bleed or goneral debility They are espe
cially a aluable ter nervous ileblllt, bleed pet
enlng, dyspepsia, distress after eating, hind
ache, eonsltpntlen. lews of appetite, and all
stomach erllver trouble rer diseases of omen
they are Invaluable. These pills are perfectly
biriulessaud may be -ifely u-cd by adult or
chlldrt n.
Testimonials of these who have trimmed
will be sent free en application.
Every druggist should kep Athlopheros and
Athlopheros rills, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., N'e.
11J Wall street, New Yerk, will send either (cir
rl.age paid) en receipt of regular prtct which
l II 00 per bettle for At! hi res and .Vc. ler
Pills
novlwced
PHYSICIANS ANI . .1 ...ivr KEC
OMMKND BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
ASTHE BEST TONIC.
This medicine, combining In n nlth pure v
?J. Jnn,cs quickly and leiupleiel) t. urea
M.SJV?i'?1A' . LMIIChsTION, MIL Mil.
Mri.N ." IMruitK I)LO01. HULLS and
1 EV Kit, and - EUUAl.t.IA
"V rapid .n." thoreuch iisslmuatten with tie
bleed. It reaches avery part of the svstem, purl
fle and enriches L-jeblijHl. strengthens the inns
cles and nerves, and tones and luaUeratta ihe
sjstem.
A flne Appetiser Beat tonic known.
. euro the wer.t t i-imf Iispepsia. re re
rnevlng all distressing vtnpteais, such as Test
ing UlU loed. lUlrhfti.. ir.t 1., ih.i.i.....t.
lieartburn, etc.
The only Iren medicine that wlT
nnf Msrbiin
or Injure the teeth.
. n yaiuable for diseases pefnlar te women,
and te all persons who lead .dentary lives
'." Lun'aulng remedy ter diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys.
Persons suffering from the erect of over ever
w.,rti nervous troubles. !. of appetite, or de
bility, experience qulcrf relief and renewed
energy by its use.
It does net canse Headache or produce Con-sttpatlen-OTHElt
Iren medii Ines Se
It' the only preparation of Iren lhat canes
no Inlurieus effects. Physklsns and druggists
recommend it as the best. rr it.
The genulde has Trade Mark and crossed red
!lni:?.w;l,.w.raJ?lH,r- Tak. n i ether Made only
by unutt -V CHEMICAL LO , Italtlmere, Md.
(1) mWlydAw
HUUVZJIIXM.
gl'LKNUlD MOCK
Holiday Groceries,
New and fresh, at lowest prices A full line of
foreign and domestic fruits, uew rrench prunes,
new raisins, citron, currunts, needless raUlnK,
fcesh ground spices, fine flavoring extracts, rose
water, New Orleans baking ni ilasses. geed as
low as a and 10 cents a nuart geed
white sugar Jlfs; Jj-st white and gran,
ulated 9Ugr only 6c per iund A full
mpplyef very flne Chrtstn, is nejr Give It a
trial. Ourgoedsaro all nutUn-u I'lease call
or send In your order.
GEORGE WIANT,
agWvfJ NO. 113 WEST hI.M4S11.KET.
AT MACNAY'S.
A CHOICE SELECTION Ol
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Kresh Hgs, Gelden Date, rrench Prunes, Cur
rants andseedlessUalslDs Hum, ( ream. Taper
Shell Almonds, fhellbarks. fcngllsh Walnuts,
Ground and Cocoanuts Londen LayerKalslns,
Is cunts . .New ltalslas, e, nand 12 cents.
SPLENDID NEW CITRON,
20 Ct.NTd
Pure Mincemeat, Choice Preserves, Maple
Sj rup and Comb Heney rrnch Candles.
ArULLLINK OK
GKOCKKIES AND CAX.NEI) GOODS
TO BE SOLD CHEAP.
AVfGenutne Imported Sweltzer Cbeeec,
MACNAY'S,
146 and 147 North Quecn Etroet.
Uoedi delivered free. Telephene connection.
1)HY UUUUH.
J.
ri. UIVLEK A (JO.
CARPETS!
tVe aie offering Special bargains tn
ltedy Ilrussels, Tapestry Ilrussela and
Extra Super Carpets. Alse, Hall and Stair
Carpets, Herns-Made I'.ag and chain Car
pets, 1 loer, Stair and Table Oil Cleths,
Smyrna, Sleiuette and Tapestry Kugi
and Matts, Cocea and Uubber Doer Matts,
Aurera and Geld Medal Carpet Bweepers
at KEDUCED ritlCLS te CleeeOutthe
block .0311.;
JolmS.6ivler&Ge,,
Ue 25 BaHt Kuh Btroet,
LANCASTEll, I'A.
WATCHES.
-yATCUKai
Watchai, Clocks Chains and Jewelry
and Jewelry
lienalrltiK.
"Cerrect
plucelnclty.
time
by Telegraph Dally, only
L. WEBER,
IWK North (Ju eon St., Near 1'enn'a. U. It. Depot.
Spectacles, Eyeglasses and OptlcalGoedi. 411
kinds of J e weir.
rnCKKOHS OK
THfc DKNTAlj CIIA1K
-a- DISAIIMKU
Teeth extracted by the use el electricity per-
juuiiy Bttiu unu uariuiest. aiy ijjje loeth are
iiiuiloef the best material thai lean purchase
tilling tteth u siHsclulty All work guamnteed.
W.L. riHIIKK, Dentl.t.
aprI7-lyd Ne. M North Qneen St
... ....-:. ; . . ..- ---..'. i
8
'TOHACiE
COMMIB8ION WAREHOUSE.
DANIXL MAYElt,
neclyd Ne. U West ChMtnut atnset,
rvmniTVMB.
ty 0. HAH.
It. KOTR.
FURNITURES
let the 1IKH1' HAltdAlNS n rllllMllMIR
of A I.I. MNKS, gote the
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
Oer. Bettth Qtioen nnd Vine Sits.
Hooie selling ler a short time, at ASTONISH
l.MI l.ii IMtU t.S, Megaut Walnut lledlloem
Suites, Marble lop, 1-U.Uii Kine Haircloth Par.
ler Suite. USUI. Klegnnt Lounge, 17 00. and
ether goods at the sunn Lew l'llcvs li'.Mniil
F
UUNITUUK WAKKKOOMS.
UUV YOUItSKLK A I'AIlt Of THOSE
Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL KA11LY AT
HetTmeier's Farnitare Warerooms.
They are the nicest thing out and we have lust
recuU ed another let of them.
go BAST KINO 8TI.EDT.
J ATKSr UKSIUNS AND KINIS1I.
AT
WIDMYER'S
lOl' WILL K I Ml
A Large and Well Selected Stock
FURNITURE
j
IV ALL THE
Latest Styles and Finish.
WCALL AND EXAMINE. t
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Oorner Baat Kins and Duke Ste.,
LANCASTEU, I'A
septe-lyd
O KIN 1 reil S r lllNlTtHlT DkT'OT.
Only 21 Days Mere Until
CHRISTMAS.
And eaie Kemly te show as Hue andlLaige
au Assortment el
FURNITURE
IN ALL LINES.
A3 HAS EVEIl HtEN SHOWN IN THE C IT V.
The goods of today are se pretty and attractive.
that It U hard te Ucslst
xtu1
ijlng Something
In Our Line for
CHRISTMAS.
We want you one and all tn feel perfectly free
Ui come every day If you desire, and leek at
what Is being put en the flours new and attrac
tive, and you will net be urged te buy.
Yeu would be surprised te Uarn hew many
are deln j this each week
We have already et aside a great many pres
ents for I) R.CEM UEK SI, but (we can still keep a
great many mere secrets
VT
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
NOS. 27 & 20 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCA8TEU, l'A.
ATTENTION ! ATTENTION '
ART POTTERY I
&. L. F01T DERSMITH,
IIOOKSELLER, 8TATIONEH AMI A'lT
DKALKI1.
Ne. 40 East Kins Btroet,
LANCASTEU, l'A.
Fall & Holiday Goods,
UOYAL WOltCKfiTEn, IIUNGAHIAK, OLD
IVOKV, LACE WOKK.
PEACHI1LOW VA8ES.CAMEO GLASS, t'LEM-
1311. TE11BA COTTA and 1JOULTO.N
WAKE, and a Large Assortment of
ARTISTIC NOVELTIES
rer Wedding and Holiday Gifts.
augiJ-Ud
UOUOOIi HUVI'LIEH.
J011U" BAER'S SOUS,
Nes. 16 and 17 North Quecn Btroet,
LANCASTER, FA.,
03ar, Wholesale and lletall, at Lew I'rloes
SCHOOL BOOKS
USED IN LANCASTEU CITY AND COUNTY.
Old Boadera Bzobanged,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES;
Liquid Slating. Chalk Crayons, Copy Heeka
of All Kinds,
ruing inks, suiel l'ens, Slates
Noiseless Slates. SlutA PHnrlU. Drawing l'n.
cUs. ' " "
CompeslUon I leeks, Writing Tablets, Lead
Pencils, Scheel Satchels, Companions, and
everything else in the line of Scheel Stationery.
SIGN OP THE BIG BOOK.
TKVNKH, JtV.
TKKOKKL'a "
BDTFAIlD ROBES.
The only buffalo Itebcs that came te Lancas
ter this season was a let 1 get In en the leth Inst.
1 hey are the only rresh Helies tn this market.
We have them lined or unllned, at reasonable
prices.
On Japan Geat, Wolf and all ethor makes, our
assortment can't be surpassed.
llebes of all kinds lined at short notice.
Harness, Trunks and all kinds of Herse Cleth
Ing at tbe Lewest Prices.
KRECKEL'S,
NO. 6 EAST KING 8TUEET. LANCASTEU, l'A.
augU-Sind
T71AL.I, GOODS,
.- A
All the Latest Novelties tn riimt mum.
NKIIY at
WEIKKL'8 MII.LINKHY8TOHK,
c0-3rnatt Ne. M North gueen strei t.
HUnLEY'H STANDAHD J1AKING
l'ewder la economical in nan ami nnnir.
possea in quality,
s n n. ........ ... .. .;.. .-. . .--.-
cult and Tea Ca
uivnia inai ler light ill.
;akt
J1UHLE l 'S DUUG BuOHE,
MWeit King Street.
Ul Bf,U Bh
mvvamwmnuinrm ishm.
lAhii and'SkiT" " "
-the-'
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Slaty Candle-Llght i Heats them all.
Anether Let el CURAT III.OI1KS let Ua mhI
UlieieriM.
THE " PERFEOTION "
MK.lAI.MOULlllNtl AN' 1) KUllllKIl CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
lleaU them all This strip outwears all ethers,
hwps out the cold Slop rattling of windows.
Kxcludn the dust, heep out snow and mln. Any
one can apply It no waste or dirt made In ai
pljluglL can be fitted aiiywheni-ne holes te
bon, tvadv for into, 11 will net spill, warp et
shrink a cushion strip Is the most period Al
the stove, Heater and llangn Stere
-or-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, l'A.
pi.irrs.
500
500
Cook and Parler Steves.
MUST HE SOLD ItEOAUDLKSSOr
PKICKTO MAKE IIOOM roll
Christmas Goods I
tie ale new getting thieugh with our gttt
rush and will tmable topuiheur
Steam and Cellar Heater Werk
MORE PROMPTLY.
FLINN & BRENEMAK,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street,
LANCASTEU l'A
A. KIKKfKK. AliDL'M O. HKKK
WM
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Court Heuse).
lnviusall UeusXeerwrs te Call and lnipect
their Sleck el
Heuselteiisliiiig Goods.
A Complete Line constantly en hand. COOK
STORES and KANUKH, PAKLOIt SIOVES,
'llEATEU8and rUUNACES.
srama cook stoves.
After carefully examining the merits el all
offered te the trade, we have selected
THE "ARGANlV'
rer GASOLINE, and
THE '' DANGLER,"
rer COAL OIL.
As the Itesu when all points are considered, te
Offer te our patrons.
Call and see us. We love te show our goods,
and are net offended If you de net parchase.
Iteuember, we are agents for
The " Splendid " Heater.
Manufactured hy ruber A WarTen Company,
Trey, N. Y , which has no rival In durability,
economy of fuel and control of gas. N ew Is the
time te examine and become posted for Autumn
purchases.
UKUEMliEit THE. PLACE I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOSITE COUUT HOUSE.)
Di-tli3Aw
ULAHaWAMK.
pflOIl A MARTIN,
n
IMA MIL
b
G-lassware, Fancy Goods.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL.
We have ready for exhibition the largest
assortment of Foreign and Demestic Glass
ware in Articles for Table Use, &c, from
the cheapest In Pressed or Meulded, te
some of the most costly in Cut Hobnail or
Russian Diamond pattern ; either in Crys
tal or the most delicate tint in colored ; in
Fruit or Berry Howls, Water, "Wine or
Claret Sets; Ollve Dishes, Desert Seta,
Tumblers, Finger Ilewls, Goblets, Sugar
and Cream Sets, Fruit Seta, Celeries, Bou
quet Helders, Ac.
FANCY GOODS.
The variety Li almost endless. "Vienna
Glass and Ivery Vases, ltainbew Glass
Fruit Stiind, Satin Vases, Flower Baskets,
.tc. Carlsnad Ivery Vases, Ac. Vintage
Flower Baskets, Lace Ware, Terra Cetta
Figures, I'ointen Vases, Bisque Figures,
Japanese Ware. These goods are all new
and suitable for
Holiday or Wedding Presents.
HijliPratii,
15 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTEU, l'A,
e
OKK QUARANTKKD.
RUPTURE'.
Care
fftiarantftAft bv DU. J, IV HATKtt,
Ease at ence t no operation or delay rremuuiw
kUWVU uw . ,
ness
l lesuMl uy nunaru
tested by hundreds of cures. . aiaia omee.
HI A11CU BT tUlLA.
" ifdw
BMT 0UOU9.
JOOKATT11K
BILK HANIWKUCIUKKS
AT TH
North End Dry Goods Stere.
The Ladles' BUe til White llemttltchvd ler tV).
la Mity cheap,
J. W, 1IYKNK,
BOTS-lyfl
Ne. a North Queen itrML
UN
DKItWKAll i
UNDERWEAR !
UNDERWEAR!
WATT&SHAND,
0, 8 aud 10 Knsl KlnR Street,
Am new hewlni evervthlnir desirable ler 1m.
dles, lleiiUuiuen, lleys and Misses, In
Fall & Winter Underwear,
AT 1'01'ULAll 1'IUCr.H.
LADIES' MEIttNO UNDKUWKaK, 20., JlUe,
loe and Tc.
Ladtes's Whlte All. Weel t'ndorwear, 7N!., II.Wl
11.15 and II. te.
LADirs'CABIIMKUK t NDEUWEAlt,
II. M Kach.
HKNTB' WHITE AND OUEY UNDEUWKAU,
SJa, 3.W. , 37HO-. Via. and 75c
OENTS' UUK WOOL trNDEUWKAIt,
75C and II Vii Each.
Kent.' Scarlet Weel Underwear, WW, 7Se.. Il.tm.
Il.a and ll.M Each.
UenU' rine tJanhmern Underwear,
11.50 Each.
I.ailles' and Ornllemen'a IIKUUI.AUM ADB
UNDEHWBAU at Very Lew l'rlcea.
Heys'. lltsKea' and Children' MERINO AND
ALL WOOL UNDKItWEAll
In All aires and many Dualities, nt mederate
l'rlcea,
AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
rtOMl'AUK 1'IUUKR "
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
09. iiO ami 'JS North (Jupcn St.,
aiik errEKiNu
Ladies' Coats, -r
Jackets and
Wraps
-AT-
Extraordinary Lew Prices.
LADIES' 1I0UCLE JACKETS, 11.55 Each.
LADIES' NKWMAHKETS, rull Length, l'er
lect rittlng.lt tiiEsch.
LADIES' llEltl.l.V TWILL NEW11AKKETS.
lien Each, Extra rine.
EXTRA LOW PRICES.
CHILDUENS COATS, 71c, ll.tu, II U, HJO.
11.75, riOO and up,
8EAL I'Lt'SH COATit AN D WUAI'S it rrtce
that are Sure le l'leaje.
Hosiery, Gloves & Underwear.
We leel centldent that our iteck el Hotlery,
Gloves and Underwear Is en complete M any In
the city, and ;
Prices AlwayB the Lewest,
-AT THE-
BOSTON STORE,
Nes. 20 Se 28 North Quoeu 8t.
Commencing MONDAY, NOVKMIIERW.
our store wUl be OPEN EVEltr E VKNINO.
J.
a MAKT1N 4 UO.
TO MAKE ROOM
-reu erit-
HOLIDAY
GOODS !
WE MAKE A HEDUcriON Or;
25 PER CENT.
-ON-
Ladies' Wraps,
LADIES' NEWMARKETS,
LADIES' JACKETS,
Ladies' Seal Plush Coats,
AND-
Children's ffewmarkets,
CHILDREN'S OOATS.
J. B. Martin (6 Ce.,
Cor. West Kinjr &:PrInca 8i
(Opposite Blevem Heuse.) LAMOABTKH, fA.
W
AVANA CIOA1W MARICLEYB
....nndi. ' Amerlttt " and "Done Sela
clear Havana Clar are the bona 6c. and lOe
Cliferln thomarkeL Try them.
Oigar in me WM AttK i,k1?.b .. yellow Frent,"
Ne. a North Qnoen Street
(Fennerly Hartman'a)
rrUHS PAPKR IH PK1NTEU WITH
INK
Manufactured by
J. K. WRIGHT 6. CO.,
mariHja wtutna Buv.iu'ruiMtiphu. r
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