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The Iren Trade.
The iron trade Is threatened with nn ad.
vancein prices that will enable foreign im
portations te come in. Already it is said
that steel rails have been brought into New
Orleans at a costless than that of domestic
tails, or at 910 per ten; this Is about
the price asked new for rails by our mills
at the place of manufacture. Theie is no
doubt that tbere is a flne preQt in rail man
ufacture at this price ; aud it is also clear
that our mills would net advance their
prices se as te let in foreign rails, unless
they had mere orders offered them than
they can All. Necessarily in such case
they must leave them te foreign makers .
and there is no help for it, save
in the increase of the capacity of
our mills te meet the demand, which
will in a short time cure the trouble. It Is
just se also in the pig iron manufacture.
Such a sudden demand has arisen for pi?
Bietal that it tates the productive capacity
of the country te Bupply it. This capacity,
however, is being se greatly increased that
It docs net seem probable that there will be
.any great importation of foreign pig metal.
This will only happen if a great speculative
demand seizes the market, which will call
for a greater stock than is made or re
quired for present manufacture, la such
case the price will be run up se as te bring
the outside world into our market.
The greatest advance in raw material
has net been in pig iron, but in wrought
scrap and old rails, which are new being
very freely imported, and furnish a stent
. relief te the pig iron market, as they take
its place in the manufacture of the Dn
ished product.
We de net think it at all probable that
there will be any serious importation of
pig iron, because the production of this
country is se great new, and will be te
much greater by the summer, that it is net
easy te believe that it will net supply the
demand. Hut there is nethin? mere sur
prising than trade conditions, and nethmg
about which the experienced iron maker
will hesitate mere te express a confident
opinion than about the course of future
prices In his business, fcix months ase
pig iron and liar iron went begging; the
makers were hurrjiug about every
where seeking te sell. Te-day with pig
iron and bar iron from four te ten del.
lars per ten higher, the buyers are begging
ine iron and the makers are hardly ahle
te BtrftrryMhe demand. "Wherefore the
change V The country can net greatly have
changed ite natural condition in se short a
time. The change seems simply te have
ceme from a belief that it was coming :
from a conviction that enterprise would be
repaid in the growing condition of the
country. Capital plucked up courage, and
speculators daring, te start schemes
of profit. The Seuth has been the fruitful
field for their experiments, even mere than
the "West, which, however, comes along a
geed second. It leeks as though every
valley in the Seuth was te have a railroad
or two, under the belief that the adjacent
mountains need but te be tapped te pour
forth streams of wealth. Ne doubt the usual
experience, will in tinie be had and the
business of development will be found te
have been unduly hastened ; but the move
ment is in it3 infancy new aud it will be a
geed while before the culmination comes
and the tall breaks.
The TMierj Troubles.
The IIoue tommittee of ferelgu affairs
has reported unanimously 011 the flsbeiies
question, and offered a bill authorizing the
appoint men t of a commissioner by the
president. The icpert contains some vig
orous language and is certaiuly te the
point. It sajs that American Ibhlng ves
sels have been denied privileges ucceided
te vessels of ether nations, and that the
reason of this is frankly btated by Canada
te be : rirst, the punishment of such v es
Bels because the United States levies a duty
en Canada fish net " fresh for immediate
consumption," bucIi as the government
levies en all such fish and net the produce
of American fishenes and imported from
any foreign place whatever; and, secondly,
te coerce the United States te eiemptsuch
Cannadlan ilsh from all customs duties,
and te enter into ether new reciprocal cus
toms relations with the Canadian Domin
ion and Newfoundland. It is a policy of
threatand coercion which, iu the opinieuof
the committee, should be iiistantly and
summarily dealt with.
In both Senate and Ileuie there are
measures pending which will step the
transit of Canadian engiues and cars ever
United States territory, aud speedily biing
England te terms.
"We can if se disposed diive the people
nf "Vfliv 7lriinsuiM. -mil In r..t mn r
'', Canada, into rebellion by severe restrlcttve
.measures en tueir commerce, but the game
,v ja jjui. Munu me i-uuuiB, auu meugu llie
(peeple of that part of the Dominion which
fj te most vitally affected by the fishery tlis-
CbnfA nvmrifitlllTa Mtrnnivlv i-itli no i. l.n
jij".-f v.'"-.-w "'W'J t.ivi. ua jit iije
rjBMier; yet they are nt the mercy of their
rprnment, ami until it, recedes Hern Its
Ien there is small chancoef relief.
Kew Jirunsivick is te be ground be.
tha miU-stenes until the Dominion
Vtfea recover their senses.
Governer Beaver'a Inaugural address is
very full of words and emptiness. It is re
markable for the profuseness of language
that says nothing. It is smooth language,
and It eeems a pity that se many geed
words should be thus wasted. The speech Is
characteristic of Governer Beaver and af
fords a geed indication of the style of the
man. Judging from it, we should say th.it
lie will be found a ery pleavuit governor.
Easily accessible te every 0110 nnd extremely
affable, he will sorely lack pesitlvene'vs of
opinion aud action. Ills address Is very
notable for the Inceiicliislvenes of
Its nrguuients. The orator starts in
bravely with intent te deliver his
opinions, but shortly finds tint he has
none that he cares te express just new,
at least, and he brings himself up with
n sudden jerk, declaring that the subject is
full of feed for thought, aud that at a
mero opportune time he may take occa
sion te express his conclusion upon it.
Governer Heaver concluded eery topic
he touched in this style . and abuudantly
showed th.it whatever his qualities are,
beldneJS, independence and pesltiveues
are net among them. Governer Heaver
may net de everything that an) body asks
him te de, however he may give them the
Impression that he is going te de It , but
If he ever sa)s no, point blank, te any one
he will strain his constitution fearfullv
with the effort.
And this impression we take from his ad
dress. Character may be read in hand
writing, they sa ; but certainly it may
show itself readily in written thought.
Where the thought is peer the mind is
peer ; where it is hesitating the 1 bander
is irresolute , where impetuous, rash ;
Governer Heaver is net rash.
m m
Tills may be geed tobegginlng weather,
but It is net conducive te prolonged con verna verna
teons en street corner.
Is a paper en natural pa, rwJ before the
Institute et Mining KtiKineere, Proteaser J.
Peter Lesley expresied the oplnleu that
though the present Hmazlng exhibition of oil
nud gas wells may last ler ten or twenty
years It is geologically and historically " a
touiperary and vanishing phenomenon one
which young men will live te see come
te Its natural etui." Hat he added that the
manufacture of nrtlOcl-tl as en a large scale
would surely take IU place and would be
superior te the natural article becus3 less
variable. The last number of the tamtary
Engineer has a exhaustive and prefuely
Illustrated article ou the natural gas supply
of rittsburn and vicinity, iretu tills It ap
pears that there Is new In use lu that region
ever four hundred utiles of plpe ranging iu
size from four te thirty-two luaties in diame
ter, and that the gaa has been used for luel
In almost every conceivable way aud leund
superior te any ethor. la the cupola alone
It ha se far failed. Ter UghtlDg purposes It
Is net tqu&l te the urtincial ga, but Is used
for that purpose because of IU cheapness.
The Pennsylvania Historical society has a
balance of ever 1,2" in its treasury arter Its
chrysanthemum eheu. Its exhlDltlen was
financially mere successful thau the borne
abew, but It was net a whit mere merito
rious. CnirAoeU a city of millionaires, but net
of a kind te be proud of, for they have per
mitted their community te be known as one
of the most narrow-minded in the country.
The college founded by lJeuglasa has had a
hopeless struf gle for exiitence, and the pro
fessor of astronomy new breaks out In a wall
of lamentation, lie tuys the Astronomical
society have asked in vain for money te
keep in the city ene of the be-st teles-eepts in
the world, which was placed there when
the city was relatively joer aud, expreestni;
his "lntonse disgust,' he says he will vote
for its removal with the conviction "that in
allewlug her astronomical obiervatory and
her academy el scietices te dle out from her
midst for lack of support, Chicago h-u In
vited the goddess el fccionce te Bhake from
her feet the lust of n city whose capitalists
tee closely resemble Uunyan'a 'Man with
the muckrake,' "
Let Chicago lnek en the I.inca.er obser
vatory and the ovldeace of appreciation given
by this community and btde her swollen
head In hhauie. Alse let Lancaster be care
ful te continue progress en the hue fibe l.m
chosen and keep in the geed graces ei Bcien
tista who cau talk se vigorously abei.t muck
rakea when they are angry.
C0M31CVUTIC Ideas Beem te be getting a
pretty geed loethold in Cengies.
The annual report of the Lehlgh alley
railroad company contains some i;r.ititliig
fea'tire. The total coal tonnage for the year
ending Nevemter 30tb, livi, was 0,701,731.
tens, of which 0, CO, 171 tens were authractte
nnd 45,202 tens bituminous. This wan tne
largest coal tennage carried by the company
lu anv one ear, exceeding by lOl'OOO tens
that of 1Si3, whieh was provleuily the largest
year. Tne Income from all source amounted
teS9,W,M!2.0t ; operating oxj"nse3, f5,29V
616.W, leaving $1 101 ri;5.i0 against which
there has been rharged lntnret en bends,
dlrldendsand goneral expends amounting
it ),0t;il70J.n', leaving te be nrriedtethe
credlt of the profit and less account 510,250.01.
If all railroad companion were managed with
the thrift and enerpy that distinguishes the
working of this corporation, thore would net
be se many railroad strikes te chrouiele.
It Is always a source of gratiti'-atien te sre
rascality exposed, and all geed peeple will
rejolce te learn that the bogus pitent niedi.
cine makers have been brought te grief In
Philadelphia Albert, alias Tnemas Fetters
and JereuiUh Ojhlike, chemists, were
charged by members of the drug trade with
dealing in founterfuit pttent ine.licluu', hav
ing In their p jsaetslmi turned labels, etc. In
the trial bolo.-e Juie Mluhell en .Monday,
when thodeleudauta beard the evidence ad
duced against them.they pleaded guilty, and
ere new in prison awaiting senteurn. The
way of the transgressor is hard, but the butder
It Is made the leis likelihood tbore is of hta
having Imitator.
The result el this rascality has bteu te flood
the market with cbcap selling patent niedl
clnes,nd the public should be en their guard
against them.
Uutb Cutuliit-tuts Klll.il.
A lingular and fatal iximbat took place
Tuesday mernlui; In a cattle car en the Air
l.'ne rail retd, near I,eulivilli., Ky belwecn
an Alderney Lull and n Nerman stallion.
The two animals were bexed in ncirntOo ncirntOe
pauw, lnd., by Uuitavus Kdenburg, a local
dealer, for ahlpment te Louisville. A strong
partition was built between the two animals
ana the car was attached totbelectl freight.
The tram was running near New Albany
when a brakemau passing ever the car lieird
a furious bellow inj; beneath, and climbing
down the side or the car found that the pirli pirli
tleu between thetweanlmalsliad been bieken
dew n and the lnlurlaled brutes v. e re tuj:uii d
In deadly ceulllct. The tialu was steppad
and the crew gathered around the -tr,
but 110 meiuH could le downed inr
stepping tbe euceuuler. Tim iron hn-U or
the gaine horse were planted with telling
etieuupeii the bull's head, and tlie herse was
gored 111 a horrible manner. 1 mnlly the
slallieu get lu a blew between the ejus of the
bull and the lutter animjl fell um, flie
comb it lasted tutrty-ttve minute-. 1 he herse
died lour heuia lur.
leii Kuriy.
l'rem the Uae rmiiclace Uhreulcle
'Have a diiuk?" my the Amerlem te
the 8cetch reporter. " Ne, 1 thank j 0. It's
tee early In the morning; an', besides, I've
Just had one." '
A Clap iut luttlly Mlleu,
1'iem the l'lilltuli JpliU Ledger.
The gap ttat Mr: Omldy will leave when
he retire from the attorney central' olllce
will take a large peg te Oil.
rara
a atitttex rvx a. untrsairr.
Te Sttt Ormt Scheel In Werfftpr IhB
Olll et Jens nilmnn Olsrk te Ills tla
(Jiinntj- a ItlTal for Harvard,
Fer eeveral n eeks It has been ruuiersd
about Worcester, Mass., that Jonas Oilman
Clark was te mske a tuunitlceut gift tu the
city, and Iheie baa been agrtat deal of spce spce
tilstlenns te Its lnu, public opinion lielm?
mainly divided btwpeu nn nrt linneum and
a system of fut'llc ptrks. The secret came
out aud thn newspaper luilletlns that
announced the Intended (tilt of J 1,000.000 te
found a unlverflty were surrounded all the
atternoen by interested groups of rltlrens.
In brief, Mr. Clarit has asseiUated w Ith him
self eight well known ccnllomen of Woives Weives
ter, who have presoutej te the lesl'lature n
petition for en act of Incorporation t'tabllh
int; In Worcester an Institution " for the pro
motion of learning in allits hlcher branches,"
toberaltrsl the ("lark Vnlversllv in leccgul leccgul
tlen el the tnunllWnce el Its orlelnater ami
founder, as shown bv an eiidnwuient if
SI.COiVW. The petition Is mened In Jehn
t Clark, Stephen MalMmrv, I lias I'eveus.
Oeorge 1 . Itear, William W. Hlee, Jweph
Sergeatit, Jehn P Washburn, 1 rank V.
OeuUllnir, tiwirire San.
Mr. Clark talked freely ateut bis protect.
He said the Idea wnsuet hih'w one with him
He had had it in mlud nisuy csr- nod hsd
Mslteil nearly all the fnmeus educational
Institutions el the old World with the ultl
mate object In view of establlhlng lu the
principal city el his lmtlve ceuuly an mtitu
tlen et learuluc wblcii should reinbme se fsr
as possible the best points of them nil. He
tdd the situation of the university had been
decided by himself. He bad fixed upon the
block at the Seuth I'ud, about one mile and
h quarter from tlie city ball, bounded hv
Matn, May weed, Wixslfand and lViwnlns
streets, containing about '.e iii ;tnre ffi
of land. 110 selected the let at leant Ue
years age, and he new owns nil oxeept
three small let", whose prlvat occupancy
will net Interfere with Ids piann.
Mr. Clark spoke lu terms of the highest re
gard of the sentlemea he had eeitciad te
form with himself the beard el lucorperator.
Mr. Salisbury is, next te Mr. Clark, the
wealthiest man in the city, a graduate et
Harvard and a close student in the vnrieu
branchts el acience, "Cx-Attorney General
Pevens, Senater Hear and Congressman
Kice are men with usttennl roput-jttens,
whose names will addstrenw-th Ui the pro pre pro
pesetl InsUtutien. Lr. Sargent Is one of the
leading phvslcians of the cltv and is an e.so e.se
ciate director with Mr. Claik In the oil
W ercester Kink. Colonel Washburn Is a
man of wealth, bread Kchelarsbip, and skid
in the management or larve trusts Mr.
Clark is associated with him in the inanace
ment et the Wahburn memorial hespiwl
fund and bis personal knowledge of his
financial ability. Mr. OeuMinR is the load lead
ini? practitioner at the Worcester county
bar, and Oeorge Swan, a dlstint
relative tf Mr. Clark by marriage,
is one of the te-t etll-e lawyers iu
the city. Me-d of the gentlemen are I nlla
rlans aud tour of thorn, nt lesst, are gradustes
of Harvard college. Mr. C.ark says he doe-s
net expect te start at ouce a unlvennv mm-
plete in all respect : but it will be en the
broadest pwslble basis se far as instruction
Is concerned. It will net be, lu any sense,
denominational. There will be religious
teaching, but it will be free from any techni
calities of belief. There will be iu oennoc
tlen with It a law- school, medical cnoel, and
peMblv a school of theology. The uialu c.l
lege buildings w ill st back from Main slree1,
ntar the Woodland fctreet line, InaviuK u
brcni lawn slepluj; several hundred leet
down toward Main street The gilt by Mr.
Clark will enn-dst lu the urM place of the
guarantee of Sl,0C0,0Ou te rjedvanced ler the
incorporators. If tne cltixent offer ouUitau euUitau
tlal evidence of sympathy and support, Mr.
Clark will genereu-ly endow the institution
as Its needs become apparent. Mr. Cmrk'i
death will make no difference In the plan.
Uelnte-ids tlif the new nuiverslty shall In
time fairly rival Harvard iu scepe and na
tional reputation, aud he has ample funds te
carry out bis ideas.
Mr. Clark was born in Hubbardston, Wor
cester county, ou February h IM.t, He was
the son of Lyman Clark, a tanner. He be
gan life as a carrlase maker and afterwards
engaged in the manelaeiure of t.nwarc, sup
plying pedlers. He Increased bis business
by adding hardware, establishing nteres In
Lewell aud Mllferd. hen the mluliig ex
cltement in Ca'ireruM breke out in W3 he
began shipping builders' hardware, paint",
oils, etc, te California. Four eara later he
feuud It necestary te go tn 'Jiu l'rancisce te
leek after his business and then took en in
addition te the hard v-are business tbe tibli tibli
pitigef furniturs. He made money rapidly
and lnit-ued freely In reil estai which In
rreaed enormously in rtlue. When the war
broke out hewat iualf!u"iJte!rcumunu8 for
thoe times. He was a streug L'nlen man
and in eiipany with Starr King and
three ethers 0.9 formed the Ca'lfernla
branch of the l nieu league of Amer
iai, which wm instrumental lu keep
lng CalifernU in the l aleu. He was
treasurer of the Calirernn League un
til he left th suite ler the Kt lu
lrtL IIh was a member of tne lint "jridl
cale that leught geverumei't Louds in 'U 'U
ferula. Whin he came Hast, he brought a
large amount of geld with blm. which h
sold at preuiiuma ranging from i. 'm te (Z 7e.
He always had s reng laitu In tne goern geern
ment and made heavy lnetm'ius iu its
bends. It was in the c mversl m of his r hi
Inte piper meney and his ine-tntenis in
government bends that the bulk of hw enor
mous wealth was ac (uired, although
he made great sums el uieuey m real
estate Investments iu New Yerk city, where
he has had a builuens etflce for twenty five
years and where he new ewus large prep,
erty. He moved te Worcester about six
vearssgeln pursuance of a plan made when
a boy, te live there when he should retire
from buslni-i-". Before settling down he trav
eled for some years and picked up miny rare
Imeksand worn" of an, with which his house
is aderntd hine he me be has built
s-veralcefjtly business tnecka aud invested
otlierwlse In the stocks of many loeal finan
cial Institutions. A low years age he built
and gave te the town et Hubbardston a teAn
hall and library building, with property te
endow it. The value ei the girt was about
50,0110. Mr. Clark was married in 1-18 te
Susan Wright, of Hubbardston. Ha hu no
children.
FHHSOrJAi,.
SAnAH BcB.vnvnpT's S,uth Amerliwn
tour nutted her manager close en te tlOu.UOO.
Hhe w ill be in New Yerk In March.
1'norE-seB Kdware L. Yecmamh, edi
tor cf th Pipular .scimc iljnthly, died
Tuesday morning Iu New Yer, ed t6
jeate.
Hn. Ilotiep suci-isser In thecha-r of Di
dactic and Polemic thoelojry iu Princeton
cillesels l'ro'fsser Iltejaiuin D Warlield,
1). 1) , of the Allegheny beminary.
Uili Ane sy : "More than one fifth of
our white jepul.tiun In Oeergia are Illiterate,
and yet Mawa'husstUi, witliall hereducatieu
Hud refiuenunt, has fourteen times as many
criminals In proportion te population "
iiAUi.i.s M. I'nwr has Just given tbe
tru'teaef the Adelphia ( Ur(.klyn) ucado ucade
mytlOO.OU) te enlarge tbe building and te
extend the collegtate derertment. He bad
previously glcn them ? Ht mj ler a kindred
purpose.
Mn". K.viE L. Ttni.v, widow of the late
Juan I'odre Terry and prespectuu heir v
about J'',0t.iJ,0u0 by the death of her father-in-law,
TomaeTorry,tbo neb Cuban planter,
b't- brought suit Hgaius'. Jeseph Pulitzer, of
New Y'erk C,rll, for libel. Mrs. Terry
suea for il0f,000 damages.
Am. 1 u Su.i nt , 11 grand nephew
el Itareii F. v. Yen tsieubtie, the i.erruan
gsueral who served with great distinction in
tee ItMolutlenary war, and who riesived a
urge lani grant in New erk suite as a re
ward ler hU serv ices, died at his resUeuca In
1 ethlehem lutsdsy ineniiug m the o.shty e.shty
third year or his ae. '
CovKliNenllcsu, of Wis.cenin, KHve In
hisuiessagoatextwhichwerklngmenovory.
where, both rich and peer, would de well te
make the bubject ei lareful considerattou
'Kery one's right," it iuuh. "te work ler
hlmstlf, or for any ene else, en auch terms m
he may chcswi te make, must ba mamtainud
at all hazirds."
FnMi Law lp 11 is the only imm iu
Congress whurelusts toate women who tend
their cards te him. Seme tlme age, it Is mid,
the doorkeeper refused te go ler Mr. lawler
because the latter had given orders that no
eirds irem women be brought te him. Mr
Law ler Kays : "1 em tbe only man who dared
le de it. Y'eu have no ldea hew they ran
allertne. Iwasbored te death by woeieu
liem all ever the country."
niu; vn:its.
HemelKiHS u iltt'e child, w Ith rapmru.l ery,
w til start up from It pillow, half asleep,
Thinking, clitld-iUe, that It can descry,
'1 he bright lllmlens or a slumber deep.
And, Undine 'twas adretm, begin te vreep.
And jut 'tis net se chlldhh at It tcemt ;
l'er men aud vromen urj but Hreamsr tee.
Nursing Uluilena whleh, en nearer view,
Tby laare with aoirewaiobut fadl' edreems.
Alexander Jlariey, Jr.
werrrf tk
ii'5Sr?BB "",'
dragjfc,-!!
Sfk
An ''EriiUtta rjtt"
A man named Qeergi
rtlfr Arrrsted.
nklln Andersen.
wtie uescribea lilmsell
n American nellcl-
ter, Rgfkl 87 years audtf'
uig at the Hetel
Mctrotxile, in Londen
uarged lu the
Marlborough street peli(,
1. tli "11 1 uraunj
, , ir meney by
wuu oeiaining large
fraudulent means Inn.
I 1 iries unaKiu, 01
Susipiehaunn, Yx Anders' . bad pretended
te be eugsged in recovering pieperiy 111
I'nglatid belonging te tb nn.sistets of Mr.
Peakln, and had succeeded 111 snludllng Ids
slettin out nt about fje, vMiich PeaWIn
had given him In lurther i' n nwecutlen of
the VTerk. Andersen t leuiandetl for a
hearing, ball teliigrefnseil
Ihtlll
Wwtern Jetuuallsts ainavs keep their
weather ejoepeu, and the eppi'rtunlly that
gets away from them must be something
mere thi,n rttpjwy. An Idaho wllter telates
his experience thus .
We wish te return our sineern thanks te
the enterprising but misguided burglar who
brtke Itit our realdence night betore lsst
under the linpiessteii that lie was cracking
the crib et the druggist w i ivestiext disir.
He enterevl at a 'window and carefully re
moved his beets, setllug mcni dewu ou the
deer. Te thUclrcumstati'Si and te the tact
that we saw htm ceme lu we are Indebted for
the fltt geed pair of Is t ve have had In
ten years.
A Small lter' lttustk
rinm the rrevtdence Jeumit
A llltle lad who la acc'itte'ned le sa hl
prayers every night has msie it his epeclsl
petition for n week twst te ak for " plenaut
weather." As may be understood, thn dally
respeues have net been verv enceviraglug te
him, aud when he get te this point In his lit
tle prtyer last night be st. pped short, epeued
m eves, anil asked bis willing inetcer 111
I lalutlve veice: "Manini. de veu Ihlnk
Ujd will nay Chestnut 11 1 ask for that
pleasivit weather sgslu V
' 11 m dtvtnn thtnir a mv -nHae,
when her cold 1 enrtd ' i' bull- Leugh
esnip
stetbei, can I gaeitt t flli '
Ne. no, my little jenn
Tteu knew you've get a tte.lPTi lout.
My precious little L. n
TJjt they get abottleof s-i'vutioe Oil. and hs
ut aud caught an eul.ana a,e r. 'IX a rnaa.
It Is te Tenr Intri
Te be ir in mind thtteue IUi.vi t Capcln Visi
ter is worth a dozen of anv ether penus pin
ter ltcnsen's plasters are a genuine uieJlclnJd
article, endorsed and used th" medlcvl pro pre pro
teislou from Mslnote Calltrnl They core In
a few hours atlinenU whieh d t t fier wlil even
relieve Lheap and werfi m t utt les are
te.d l' dealers who can u. t r Wrg prerlta
ei eia than they de ter t -".h1!. of an up
p-vlnir conscience. Itewai ff-si si-d of the
1 mmc'tn ' Capslctn," ' v,siein" and
' Capulcatn ' plasters whit i : '! totheun tetheun
warv These usmes are n -h im ( it mUleallng
irlitle $ en the natne 1 111 nn ' Nete lbs
dlffeience. go te regutab it irfgiita and you
will net deceived, 1 1 ti e ltnen
ha th' ThrtM tieals " ti-.auiHik and the
word ("apctne ' cut la the tt ;n
lani- Jl.W.3
tfxaiAi. y uric s.
0I1 nVSPEPSlAanir 1 't remptajut, you
hive ft printed guarantee 0:1 every bottle of Shi Shi
,ieh s V ItHllier. It nevcrfa!1" 10 cure. or ale
by II U. Cochran, Druggls", Se 187 North Queen
street.
lleckten'a Arnici sane.
The rit Sslve In the wet 1 for (.at. Uralses,
sere. 1 leer, "alt Uheum. I .it Seres. Tetter.
LhapiMl Hand. Chilblains. Ce n. and all Sktn
Srup'lens, and ixviltlvely c ire Plies, or no pay
required. It Is guaranteed te gtve perfect satis
faction, or money refunded Price J5 cents per
box rer sile by II. 11 ceann. Druggist, 117
aud IX) North Queen stre.iL '.nrjuuir, 1'iv.
sillLOII'S COUOII and C -iKu-n.nien Cure 1s
sold by u en a guarantee I' i-u '4 Cenmnp.
ttn Vers'ileby II. II. Cec!: n, Uruggbt, Ne.
1 wi North Queen street.
Da. lUeLsn Wckm Svbct. r .rely vegetable,
pkasant te take, will eipe we-n.s If any exist,
no purgative required al-er u-tng l'rlce, is
cents. ty .l druggists. b-JmdMW Hf
The brt medls1 writer
"nt ths sne-
cssfnl rvmedy fernssal ca-
ar .-. u jst be non lr
riiAUQg, easy 01 appucaile '
by tts own action, reach s
and ulcerated surfaces. 1
ferta t j treat catarrh lnrl lnrl
ebliges us te adn.lt that 1
oetnpletely mat these eon
tly s refttn liaim. This -medy
his tnantered eatar
ever dene, and both phy phy
treely cencede this Iscl 1
symptoms quickly ylntd t
, I one that will.
ti rt m e sered
' 11 bl.tery of the et
- I' wt few years
1 1 hi remly tin
1 1 1.. aud that la
'- m i1 pleanant re
ithlng else has
k 1 j aid patients
! 1 u.ure dNLres-lng
I lildlnnllar
AUK OU MAUB mtseri i, , y Indlgesttcn
Consllpatlen. Dizziness, L fit vpitlt, lm
ew skint shtleh'i Mtatlc a. p.wUlve cum
Ter s&lu by II 11. Cechriii, b-.ugUu, J.e. 117
Kertb Queen street.
ltxcltement InTexas.
Oreat excitement has be i cmi.fi in the vi
cinity et Part", Tex., by"-- n mrkahle re
covery of ilr. J K. Cerley v m e helples
be ceald net turn In bud ur 1 1 t, u head .
everybody said he was djl 4 nf 1 , nsumptlea
A trial botlle or Ur. King's v Hlncuvery as
sent blm. 1 Indlng rellel, 1. iLt lirge bev
t'eaadaboxet Dr. King's V w Lif.. Ilfl ; by
the time he had taken tw . t. iIJS r,( PUIaand
two bottles et the Ulscev L wu well and
h.ul gained In desh thlrty-eti i tinds
THaI ISottlesef thuOrea' t'1-revtry for Con
sumption tree at II. D. Cech-ui s Drug f tore, S1
andiM North Queen street, ' n . -uiter, Pa. (S)
THAT H.V(Jl;i.V(l CUUOU mn ba se quickly
cured by tshileh'g Cure. IU c irantee it. r or
sale by U. 11. Cochran, Dm u Ne. 1J7 North
Queen aTrnet.
KAl'IU TKA-ir "
The latest and best form "f npld transit is for
a person t.eublcd with a sick hcitluche te take a
d jse of Dr. Leslie's SpeciU l'rs.crlptien and
w hat u rapid transit trnlu tha adll'-tien takes ter
Its depiriure. lice advcrtltment In another
column. deeaviyddl
The M)tery Helnxl.
It his always been underteKi that conimnp cenimnp conimnp
tlen was Incurable, but tt bus recently buun
discovered that Kemp's Bilsnm ter the Threat
and Lungs Ls glvtngmerervlli'fthan any known
remedy It Is Guaranteed te relieve and cure
Asthmn, nrenchltls and L'eunrhs. Call en 11. It.
Lei hmn, Ornijglst, N'e. 1J7 .Stirth Queen street,
and get a trial liettle free of cost. .Large size m
cents and II. (I)
(Hi riirrn.1 hrriim 1 Ctnu.-Mr. Oscar K. 1$.
Kerh, of Allentown, la, was bedfast with in
nammotery rheumatlsm In the winter of Is
Doctors could de nothing te relieve him. lie
commenced using Qresa' Uhvumatla Uetaedy.
lly the time he had used halt a bettle he could
leave his bed; whan he had finUhed the bettle
he was cured and has net had a return of the
dlseune Blnce. In his own words, ' 1 leel hotter
thsji ever before." Price II, by all druggists.
lebs-SmdllWAir
A Itemarkable Heed 3Ian
Is he who attends te the comfort of his family
and will net let his llltle ones sutrer with affec
tion of the Threat aud I.ungs, whereby their
lives muv be endangered, but who should at alt
turn- gle thorn that everelgn remedy, Kemp's
ltaltaui. Price te centAaudfl Trial Hie free,
t or sale by II. 11. Cochran, druggist, 137 North
Queen stieet. (1)
LKOVS N 3 UUUSEllOLD IWilACKA.
Is lh) mfstetlectlve l'atn Destroyer In tfce world;
Wl 1 meut surely quicken the bleed whether
taken Internally or-"applied externiily, and
thereby mero certainly UEI.liSVK PAIN,
whether cbrentc or acute, than any ethor patn
allnvliter, and It Is wamuled double the
strength of fcny similar prerm-raUen.
It curea pain tn the Side Iltuk or Uewels, Bere
TU .ait, liueumatlsm, Toeihjtchi) and ALL
ALU 1.4, and Is The Great llellever of I'aln.
huevv'n's houskhelu I'.vnalea "should
de inn very family. A Uuupoentulnt the Panacea
In n t'linfilur of het water (swieumed, If pre-fjn-Bd,
u.tu at ecdtlme, will liliKAK VV A
tf iw-Lf ft oettlH.
1 '.' IvilM W tKa
WILL IOU HUrrElt with Dyspepsia an
Liver Lemplalnt? HMleh's VIUMzur Is giiumn
tn.l te cum j en. for sale by II U.Cechran
Druggist, Ne 1J7 Nertll Queen street.
"cittTl'P, WllltiJPl.SU CDUiill and ilrenchltls
Immediately rulleved by bhlleh Cure "for sale
by II 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne 1SJ North Queeu
street.
1-1,M Wrflt I TuAnlmnna.
leu are fueling depressed, your appetite U
oer, you ale botheied with Headache, jeu urn
want 1, un alterative that will purity your bleed,
stun healthy uctlen of Liver una Kldut-ib.ru-stuie
jeui vltallty.und gtvereuuwed health and
tt length Mich u mudlcTne you wllinndln Klec
trlc I.I11.TS and only W cents ubetUeutll.il.
Cuihiuns iirug Stere, 137 audi S3 North Queen
sin et, Laucuster, l'a. (j)
Hill LUU'3 V1TAL1ZK11 la wait you neud (or
Lnusilputlen, Leis of Appetite, Uuzinvss, and
nil ,uitems et Dyspppsla. I rice lu and 75
uidu pur bottle, ter sale by H. it. Cochran
Drugini, Ne. 1TI Verth Queen struet.
II 111 nUl.tlUDIlUlLIUIl fcj.w. uiimil. ,1 UELL Vflll
IdulUKusi MUTllBi;tl MUTlteitbll I
Aie yuu duturbed at night and btokeuof yenr
real by u .Ilk child autTerlug aud crying with
the eicruemtng puln et cutilng leethr If se,
go at eucu and get u bottle nt Mia. WINHLOW'a
seu'llilNu HYltui'. It will rellevu the peer
little suiferer liumedliitely lep.md upon It:
Uieru u no mlsUKu about It, There is net n
muther ou eurth who ruts ever uw?a It, who will
net lull you at once that tt will regulate the
bowels, and give real te the mother, aud relief
and health te lha child, operating Itke muglc It
b Mirfeatly sale te ucu In all eases, and pleasant
te the taste, and 1 3 the proasrlpileu of one of tha
eldwit and t-est female pnyfclefiuis la the United
B tat fa. elderarywbeia, in cents a bnttln,
mayjl-ljdll.v,atw
j
JSS
I
uugHiy, non eus, aim Kuuuta.ijr uui ei sons, auu
wuut te trace up. llruce up. but net wlthstlmu
laiita.vpi lng medicines, or bitters, which have
for their basis very cheap, bud whisky, und
whli hsllmuLite veu ler all hour, aud then Im.ivh
...... ... .. ...... I.,.. ...a, l.ulr.p.. It
mmtinmirimmmmm iPiwiiwiiMMWiwii -swi1 hij' uin
........ . , , ' ' " "T"'MM '" te m
mmvivAu
'XTULiinionesrou HulajMATiBJai
Ruled by Prejudice.
few porseni riMilliahew thoreuiilily they sre
centi oiled by prejudice esen le their ewu dis
advantage for uauy jram the tioattuenttef
iheumatlsui, lieurutiila, tclstlca and headauhe
hs berm by some outward application, and.
therefore, without stepping te think thstthe
eitlu et thee troubles ihi(, from nocelty, be
Internal, the weuiy sulTerer continue te rub,
rub aud find no roltef Athlopheros Is taken
ltitc-rnaUy, nud as a proof that tldj Is the cetiect
pttnclpte. It tuts surely and uulckly. The
statement of thev who "imr bun cured eiirflit
te einv nice the incredulous
C V Ilrnee, Metucbeu, N. '. ss "My
inetbci htd the theumatlani lu tier heart, and
was cured by Athlopheros She s s Ihcie Is no
uiedlclnellke It "
James W. Itiwl, iajj l'enn Ave, l'lttshurg,
1., says St v mother, allhenxh 77 )iai nl
age, wusentliel cuied by theuto'et Alhlophc Alhlephc Alhlophc
ie '
MU Carris l'atteu, r igle Village. N. Y , sa.v 1
" My mother wan nearly a cripple In her anus,
net having been able tedress nor scarcely able
te teed herself for three irenth, being tn soveto
pilu most of ths tlme, The acute pain ceased
alter taking three bottle of Athlopherc, but
nheeentianed totsketl until all signs of rheu
matism were gene: having taken 5? bottles In
all Shehajnet taken anv slnce last May, and
ranue her nun as well at ever. A number et
friends have taken It, and In all ceatlha
t-tenitlsrrtten In cases of sick headache, It
gives almost tvuvnedl.ste relief."
Jehn M Wolcott. l'ltlsrd N ssys " 1 get
abottleof Athlopherofor a friend, ehe at unce
gstnsd rapldiy, and has net been ".troubled wtth
tLs rheuuiatlMn since
Kvery drugstt should kep Athlophenis and
AthiopheriM Mils, but where they cannot be
bought of the drusgUt tbe Athlopheros Ce , Ne.
118 vv all treat. Ne Yerk, win ena either (car
riage paid) en receipt of regular prlee, which
ti II 00 pet buttle for Athlopheros aud Mc for
run.
Ter liter and kidney dUcisci, djipepjta. In In
dlge.tlen, weaknes, uerveus debility, diseases
of wetscn, constipation, headsche, impute
bleed. e , Athlopheros Tills are unixjualed.
lanl lerHt
i:k's 8aiArARin..v.
Pimples, Beils,
And Carbuncle, result from n debilitated, Im
poverished or Impure condition of the bleed.
Ayer's tsarsiparlUa pretenls and cures these
eruptions ami painful tumors, by removing
their cause the only ctlectnal way el tteatlri
them
Ayer's farsapartlla his prevented the usual
course of ltells. which hte pained and dls
tTjil me every ei"n ter e e erai iar Uee.
bcales, 1'isln1, llle. Mich.
1 was badly troubled wtth Plinples en the face,
a'se, with a discoloration et the sktn, which
showed Itself tn ugly dark patches Ne exter
nal tiatment did mere than temporal- geed.
Ayer's Saiapillla effected
A Perfect Oure,
and 1 ha.e uet been troubled time T.
neddy. Utver street, Lewell, Mass.
1 wa troubled with Bells, and mv health was
much Impaired 1 began using A or s Sarsspa
rtlla, and, In due time, the eruptions all dlnip
peared and uiy health was completely lestered.
Jehn U blklns. Kdlter Stanley Obitrter, Albe
marie, N C.
I was trmbled. fiira long time, with a humor
whlchappcared en my lace In ugly I'tmples and
liletches Ajer's sar-apirllla cured me Icen
slder It the Inst bleed purifier In the world.
Chirles U Smith, North t rattsbury. t.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is told 'y nil druxgtsts and dealers lu medicine.
Ask ter Ayer's earsapirtlla, and d net be per per
saadeilte lake any ether
Prepared bv lr. J. C. Ayer .1 Ce, Lewell, Mass
Trice II , six hettlw, 13. Janl 11
TTlSUAUt'Tr.D VlTALlT-i'.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
rilKSCIEVCBOF Lirr., the great Medical
Werk of the age en Manhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility, Premature Decline, Krrorset
teuth. and the untold miseries consequent
thereon !S0pajes8ve. 13 prescriptions for all
dbeases. Cleth, fall gilt, only 11.01, by m&U,
sealed Illustrative sampla tree te all young and
mlddie-egd men for the next 9") days. Address
Kit. W. II l'AUKKli, I lJuinnch Street, Bosten,
Mail. tuvl7-lroedw
LiPEClAI. I OH TUts WELK.
-I.v-
R0BES, GLOVES,
Eur Caps, Eur Cellars,
-A.SU-
FUR TRIMMING,
-AT-
TI10 i.e.ulitii; Hut mill I'ur Heuse.
I. D, STAUFFER & CO.,
31 nurs, 33 N0rth Queen Strcet,
LA.VCAai'EIl P V. J"- vdiw
TJ.TH-A.KJ.
3?
LINN JJHENEMAN.
BUY THE GENUINE
OLD STYLE
T
E
-AT-
FLU & BREMAH'S,
Ne. 162 North Queen Street,
, LANOAETlSU VA.
MMAE
MAR
"M-OTICE OF ISSURANCn EliKCTION.
ANNUAL MEETl.TO
LsBfisltr Hene Mutuil Fire leiumicc Ce.
The twenty fl ft li annual mcelln of tie mem
bers m he bold at theoRlcaef thucetupuny,
Ne, 1 If Knat Klnit street, l.nncniti!i, Pa , ou t It
day, the Jlst Day of January, lba7, at 7 o'clock p.
m ,at whhh laeetlnif un election lerl hne-Ul-riicUirs
te serve for the ensuing three eats, and
thice Auditors toserve for one year, will Imhttd
bitwtenlhe hours of 7 and 6K) in, of said day
The annual Itepert of tbe Odlcurs of the Com
pany, und also that of the auditors, will be
submitted te eald meet1n,and such business
transacted as may be presented or called ler.
Alt persons Insured In said company are mem
born thereof, and entitled te participate In the
election aud ether proceedings, and are respect
lully Invited te attend
Ity eider of Urn Heard et Directors.
'ai'I'Jt'l (. II LI lBUB,8trt!lry.
WVMMMrVM.
-raUUNlTUlUS WAllKllOOMtt.
liuv teuusKLr a l'Aiit or TIIOSB
Felding Dress Pillows.
ICALI. BAHLYA1'
Hefhueier's Furniture Warerooms.
They are thn nicest thing out and no have Just
reeeIN ed another let el llieiu.
QO HAi3T KINO 8TIU3BT.
VirlllMYKH'H 1'1'HNITt'llK HrOllll
HEADQUARTERS
-reu-
Eurniture. Furniture.
If you want any ruitNlTtJUK hew or lbs
coming Spring will and eiauilue my stock. Veu
will nnd it large and well selected.
U001) WORK. I,0W THICKS.
rrartlca wanting rull eutflts are cjpeclsllv
lurlted te call.
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Ooruer Httflt Klui: nnd Dttke Bta.,
LA.VCASTKU, VA.
septrj.lyd.iJJimw
H
EINITHU'S rUHNlTTJRi: OEl'DT.
CHRISTMAS.
And ste sie Ilrady te Shew as Due snd I atae
an Assortment of
FURNITURE
IN ALL .LINES.
AS HAS K Kit UKKJ SHOWS IVTHEClrr.
ThoKeodsof today are se pretty and attrnrtlve
that It Is hard te Iteslst liny Ins ""nietilnst
lu Our Line 101
CHRISTMAS.
We want en one and all te feel perfectly free
te come every day If yen desire, and lnek at
whatlsbclnft put en the doers newandallrac
tlve, and you will net be urged te buy
Ien would be surprised te Issrn hew many
are deln ( this each week
We have already set aside a (treat n any pros pres pros
ents for liEt EM QEIt Jl, but ,we can still Veep a
Stent many mure secrets
Al
HEINITSH'S
Furaitiire Depot,
Nea. 27 & ae eeuTn queen st ,
LANCASTER, l'A.
UUUItKrVUNUUHfO IHIOll.
C
.Vl.I. AND HEB
-HIE-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candle Light 1 Beats them Ml.
AnotaerLet of CI1KA1 ML011E8 ferOas an. I
OUtitecs.
THE " PERFEOTION "
METALMOULD1NO AND ItOBBEH Lt'SIIlON
WEATHER STRIP
Beats them all. This strip outwears all ether".
Ret-ps out the cold Btoprattllnirer windows.
Exclude the dust. Keep out snow und nln. Any
one cau apply tt no wuste or dirt made In up-
C lying it. can be nttea anywhere -no holes te
ere. ready for use. It will net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip ts the meat period At
tha bteve. Heater end ltange store
or-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTEIL PA.
TTTM. A. K1EKKEK ALUl'H U. ilERH
KIEFFER & HERR,
-UKALEU3 IN-
WOULD CALL bl'ELlAL
ATTLNllONTO
Fuller & Warren Ce.'s
(TliOr.N. V)
STOVES, FIEATEHS. HBSACES AND HINGES.
We usk no ene te run any risks with "rUL
LEU A WAllHEN'8" (ioedj. We f-uaranloe
them te gire 6atiifuollen.
AaUcaU-r"TIIK&l,LLN'IIl)"has neilval,
belnc a thorough het base, no part of this stoe
remains cold, evcty lnchet It radiates heat.
As a Smaller and Cheaper Heater the"IIUIUIIT
DIAMOND " has established ItseII In the front
ranks.
ThomeritsoItho"SrLKNI)IU"and"nUItlin
DIAMOND "cenBUUn Beauty of Consttuctleti,
rerfect Control of Draft, Cleanllnuss, no Dust,
no a as and Uoeuomy el I uel.
-Call and oxamlne for yourself.
40 EAST KING ST.,
(Ol'POSITK COUUT UOUBE.)
au
UdAs
TKRRURH Of THE UENTALi UIIAII'
DI3AKMKI).
Teeth extracted by tbe use el ulectilclty per per
luetiy sufe and harmleai. My IU Tculli ure
moile of the best material thai lean purchase,
illllng teeth a specially. All work guaranteed.
IV. L. riHUI'U, Dentist.
aprt7 1yd Ne. tn NerUi IJneen HI.
A II. ROUENSTEIN,
A BARGAIN.
Owing tn the clese of the fall and Winter 8ea 8ea
sen, 1 hve purchnsed one mero plece el tbose
elegant Heavy Dark Bluu English Cheviots, ul u
reduced nrlcu. Ihuy were our bestseller, and
sold et (11.00, and have reduced them te the low
figure of iSUJ. Made and trlmtiii'd tleifanlly,
aud abeve all, a perfect tit.
A. U. ItOSENBTEIN, rina Tailoring',
CTNerthyuMntlt.
Heuscfiirnisliiiiff Goods !
rawpwas
)1 (MIUIM.
Jt M. UIVLKU A CO.
ONE OA3E
WHITK ALL-WOOL M
BLANKETS,
$3.50,
tUUMEH l'UICK, 1ii.
ALL UTIinil III.AVKKTS nKDlfUM)
IX 1'HOi'Ulll'lUN.
WB,,0NS.Vk,J1Tth.c,.?,,Va'
JoliuS.Givler&CeM
Ne. SO Beat King Btroet,
I.ANCASIKII, I'A
H. MAltTIM A UO.
Muslins and Sheetings
-AT-
LESS
rnAX M.ixvrACTViiKH'.s pricks.
Muslins and Sbecttnus lu uiftdea sharpad
vaiuu In prlees during t!.e past year We pur
chased before ndance, nud our present quota,
liens Rte lower than lowest whulesale uueta
tlens.
Bleached Muslins.
Sunflower . .
Ntvmeless
Hill, or smper lfltun
rrult 01 the Uxun
barker Mills ..
vviuismsvllle
Wamsutta
Pride et the West
.. 5c. a Yard.
Se. a ard.
7S a Tard.
7Ke a Yard.
se aTsjd.
te 11 am,
lie a Yard
I'c a, Yatd
ALL Or THE AIIOV K Ml'LtNi AltE ONE
1 AHIl VV IDF.
Unbleached Muslins.
Nuuieles
tonestega
DeWtti
Appleton " A "
Argyle ...
viaMvibesetu.
3Kc a i artl
. 5c a Yard
se a Yard.
s)e a lard.
list ard.
. .se a Yard.
rim PIECES fl
Pillow-Case Muslin,
AT Se A VAItD.
KLKAlHED AMI UNMlLKACIIKh SHKhr
I.MjS.
All Widths aud Prominent Brandt
J. B. Martin d Ce.'s,
Cor. West Klni? k IVInif Ht..
LANCASTKII, l'A.
CTA.MM DUOS. A CO.
BOSTON STORE.
'.Mi k as North Queen KlieW,
LANCASTEIl, PA.
Mitf, CeDlIcratn's am! CbiUree'i
UNDERWEAR
Have been Very Much Itedtiesd In I'tlce
A Bare Chance te get Hoeil Underear Cheap
and you should nulmtsslt.
Dress Goods.
Itathcr early te talk SPOINO GOOD?. We buy
early te secure Cholce Goods
feO.ME OF THE NEW THING'S AHE
English Beige Suiting!
NIcoSell Matciltl Culuia aiu Levely
One Let of 30 Pieces WOOL CLOl'H, yatd
wide, 17e, a yatd ; erthJic. a yard.
One Let of m Pleoes Yard VVlde WOOL
CLuTH,20cayard , worth 31c. a yard.
One Let of 10 Plncea ALL-WOOL CLOIU,
yard and a quarter wide, Wc. a yard.
Shawls! Shawls!
One Let of 17 W Ueduccd te WHO.
One let of i ALL-WOOL DOL 1ILK SHAVTLB
13 CO each, lieduccd te II 00.
One Let of 7S. ALL-WOOL DOCULK SHAWLS
tiMuuch, ltiduced te Ijulnicli.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
HLKUIIIll, XV,
piOW. EDOERIiKy.
Sleighs ! Sleighs !
1 have new leadyferthu Winter Season, tha
largest, cheapest, thin. I and must select assort
ment of nlngleand Deublu
PORTLAND,
ALBANY AND BUSINESS
SLBIQnB,
KverelTeied ler sale In this city. The weikuiaii.
ship and elegance of finish s fully up te the
standard of my One and woil-knewn Carrlnge
Werk. Mr prltes for a geed, honest and sub
BUntlal arllcl are the lowest. In ttw warket.
I have a large stock of IIIIIIIIIL8 AND CAU
UIAUhH, New and Second Hand, all lit tery
lowest figures. 1'lease call and etntnlne my
work.
Edw. Edgerley,
Marmet Street,
ruvnr of PoatetBoo, lamenetcr, Fn,
llepalrlng promptly attended te Ouv tvl VI
werkmsu especially oinpieyvd,
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