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LAHCABTE1L JANUAUY 23, 1&7.
Tall Tnisllng In the Senate.
.-; Several senators who take great pleasure
man occasional twisting of the lmtish
Hen 'a tall have cndcaered te magnify the
Aiberles dispute into a cause for war. Their
bombastic talk had no ether effect than te
draw from theso mero worthy of senatorial
'dignity an emphatic pretest, a clear out-
- -Mee of the fisheries dispute, nnd a vote that
r'-,WM essentially a meat nattering auti
i taniest expression of confidence in the
Stability, prudence and patriotism of the
-.president.
v'Tbe measure under consideration was
'ATU rwiMrrt tlm rreGlilnnt. i-lfti I inra if te.
, Xeretlenary powers for the protection of
"American fishermen by denjing te Caua-
Hdtan vessels the right of Intercourse with
tbe United States.
s4 The bill iu the hands of an incompetent
ErSiOr rash executive might lead te war, but
ek 5 ita aim is peaee and it seems te be the very
rt Mast mat tue United btates can de in the
?J s?stter if they wish te make the protection
'- of citizens a fact and the dignity of the
f-i
WJfr MMpnmAM M.niw.tiul
t iV.UWUlUJV iWaVKU.
na.Tk Aerejgii peucy 01 i.ugiauu 13 try ni 1
EJe be marked by a brutal disregard of justice
t'-aadanabsolutelackof courtesy, and the
ft bully must be faced with a bold front t but
Jthe war which thesa noisy senators talk of
9 y" 1kt 1 And it Mn nnltr lkt trn e i il a cei 1 nn n mnna
Fit", J? " """V vu umi; iu vvudu(,uA te t iit;,w
Kure of last resort which all true patriots
4". ';J' -w-,,1,, ... ..., , .1.. a.
pv niuuiu !' w iutj uut;i ut:uiit:u iu.
,k? There was one premiuent and most grat-
iMlfying feature of the debate that will call
Wi feiEDecial comment evervnhere. and that
V 'was the assurance given that in any emer-
t rduuji imieiuica aieuuu greui inuiuu ;mu
urn uuier leeungs 01 civu war iorgeuen.
ilr. vest found much fault with the bill
$ bat said he would vete for it because the
president was given discretionary iwwer in
Jtfthe matter, and this doubtless expresses
&v the sentiment of the conservative men in
r the Senate, se that the vote of forty-six te
one, ana that one lliddleberger, is practi
cally a "JLauiineus indersement of the pres
ident; Senater lliddleberger being an ec
centric giaius whose vagaries no man can
tti . n v-.
: t ine -cw Jersey blruggle.
til The Republican Senate of Xew Jersev
; refuses te organlze, because when organ-
izeu it win nave 10 go into an election for
TTnltfw Ktaf Aa can it. nn.l .Innt n -r,...n
W2 v MV...VkJ .VUUIU1 UUU ClC-l-b a JCLUU-
kUr3t--UlJa.H?.volutienary thing had been
Sr dene by a DemocratiaSenate the Republi
sh can press would be black with rage; as it
& Is ever what it conceives tesbe the offense
1 ' of the Indiana legislature in refusing te
receive as Its presiding officer a Republican
Y lieutenant governor whom it believes net
w te have been duly elected; and the validity
01 whoseelectlen it has caused te be taken
L into the courts for settle mut.
Tbelndhna Senate has thusevpicssed
l j- it. MMrllnnen t r nlinn t ! 1 .. . ,. 11
, .iiuuwwu:i ureim . Muemfj me
New Jersey Senate sets itself openly in de-
pance or it. congress, seme jears age,
f- made a law requiring state legislatures te
V Bieet en a fixed dav after their er?.ini?A.
M f lrtr nnrl nrrtnen.1 .lnllr n Mn.. . , tf..
, v-vm, ..u I'.uLLAA U(,il Ub liUUll LU U:,11IIL
s ur uuuu euura senator, xnis law was
t: mniifl npf-tneA nr f in vkT-Ainiiin, i.ei. t r
n T.. - !'- 'I1 "
a lusmgtemeet for such election in capes
S ...,!. ,....,, . ..
Aw-, nuau vuU kwu ueuies 01 tue state lee Is la.
fef ture were of dlffeitut political cemnlei-
Wk 'Alie law, until new, ha3 ulwajs becured
g-j, me conveuuen or ine legiaiaiure at the
lifri appointed time ; and it remained for the
IKBenatoef Tew Jersey te dovise this new
p,u.ucuua ui unuiuilK IIS purp03e. It caU
?nardly be made effective. One bedv of a
j$. a legislature cannot paralyze legislation by
t"i refusing te organize at the time fixed by
KfiMiaw. iNew jersey is without n Senate,
yj ami the majority of tlie body claim that
&.Uiey can keep it indefinitely in that alt ua-&likt,0n-
!f fiat is se, there w euld seem te ba
$j? an end of the government, while it weull
Jr iuus ee in tue power of ene of the leglsla-
K4 .live DOUleS te BUSDend. Tlin imvnmnr n,l
.- 4nf TIahpa 4 Y . a .
kud ixuuoe ui liepreseniauvi's are ready
ilfer work anunlntwl them !... ti e .- ,.
K- yr -rr -.,"..w llJ OCUillU J3
r t iAr nnd mnv tiAf i- V
..W-, .-MM 9J HUVbllt UL-.
There probably is a remedy for the bitu.
fatteu in a mandamus retjuhiug it te meet
Island take measures for declarinc v.icnnniP.i
Wi- in the Senate. Certalnlv Vp- .iraav i..
'ought te be equal te puttim: out of mint
sr, i,.t, .i. !.--:.. ..... .. .
fe) '""'"wi; ux me oeuaie mat it can step
fev tee wheels of the government.
Filter the lVnter.
P These Who think that this ttv ,naa ni
wrely need te have a settling reservoir for
thA trntnr fllltlnllful in If n !....!..... l.-r i
B, : -"j-t'.n-u iu iw ujuinuia ueiere it
t " j""i iuiu me mums, are uaru te be
t' nersnnilivl liw fnnte if i,,. .
i , '"v" " luvi u net con
vinced by the preseut condition of the
Rj "eltr lut,y "raw at, their spigots. It is
I.' i true, as sugiested bv our conietnnnm tt,e
fAtiVtte .Bra, that settling reservelis de 'net
.-""" "aw ui anus impurities, aud that
!' , Qiterinirisalse advltMlilnwhmi i.e.. ...n
'HBll!lOn nf nlllrlmniirt(t..e I.. II.
.-- . ..w.umuaiuuie HillLTCUp.
Vi ii iu.i which cemeh irem the mud
wtuoeos. The Uonestega water, however,
J reasonably mimni unnmiuroien.i u
4ltleu, and would Ce sufliclently palatable'
kiMwicu vi me mua with which evcrv
swerauie rain nils it.
iepLinthls Jeurnalhas auirceatAii. nf
rlBg the water through filierlnjs b-mk.
f jtene and gravel, into a canal which
i'.imiiai'Ta
A MMMNT llsMllOlri
ftvmwMetiKireuId be pumped iutotbe
mains, would cleanse 11 certainly of nil Its
solid Impurities; aud If Uttering material
could be made sufficiently dense, we pre
sume, te cleanse it entirely. Uut certainly
an effort slieuld be rnndu te gire us at nil
times clear instead of muddy t.ttr te
drink. It would bca measure of economy,
tee. It costs mero te pump muddy Until
clear water, because ills heavier per gal.
Ien. Then the pipes become- clogged with
mud and their supplying rapacity is re
duced. It seems te be a ery simple- expedient te
taVe the creek water through it b.uk of
gravel, held wlthiu brick or sand stene
walls, before pumping It into the mains ,
and eue that could be c fleeted at cempara.
lively small cost in the proposed alteration
of the water works.
SrcAnnr. BeYKn siya the lfRlsliUure has
mero intelligence in It this j ear tliau be ha
evor known. That Is because the Uouje
chose Ultn for Its head.
Tun sw lnglug sign will seen be getting in
tt fearful work again. In Philadelphia the
otber day a sign tell en the head of n daughter
of ex Oer. Pollock and bully bniled her.
The trouble with these signs Is that tbey per
hist In filling upon the heads of luueccnt
parties and net upon the eraulums of their
lulquiteus owners.
It has In recent ycara grown te be qulte a
custom for metropolitan nepapers te Is
sue nluianacs. They were at tir't mere copies
of the ouMdihlened almanac, tnter-mlngled
wltn a row iecil statutics. ren tney are
cempendlums et trie ltet and best Informs Informs
lien en atuiet every teinc worthy of the
public attention.
The llaltimore u has l'ueJ a geed alma
nac which 19 epecially devoted te laryland 8
InteiesL", but which will be found te have a
great deal et information ou subjects of 11a
tlenal concern.
Ttie Philadelphia lime; as usual, comes
te the front with oue of the prettiest almanacs
of ibe year. And it is as rcllable as it Is
beautiful. Iu political Information is care
fully and accuratly prepareil. Its 6perting
news ia the cream of the latest in that de
partment, aud tbore are facts and figures en
subjects that have n general interest te every,
one.
The W llkcsbirre Recerd is net behind its
metropolitan contemporaries in qnite a neat
little GO page pamphlet, in which the great
intcresta of the Iuzarne region are faithfully
dcpltttd.
Ex CiOVERNen Fester thinks that " the
Republican" can elect thelr president next
time wliheut the help of New Yerk, state,"
They uisy be able te elect a president of
their own, but never of this country.
- m
In the Tebruary number of .s nb'ia
Ja-'aiiiieProfesner James Ku9el Heley, of
the navy, bes an article ou "Our 'avi
Policy" in which he takes occi'ien tostrencl v
endorse the plans of becrctary Whitney ter
the reorganization of the navy! He says that
ene of the most expensive and valuable les les
eons of tbe war was that officers must have
recognition en the ground of merit either by
promotion of the best or by the remeval of
the least doaen ing, that the stall and military
duties should be taken from the bureau of
supply and that the officers and men must be
Klveu modern training in modern ships with
the -best of modern weapons. A dozen or
scere of new ships will net make a navy, but
the process of renewal must go en until the
whele fleet is in same degree li'ted te stand
the trial of modern war. ''Inlll this rehablll rehablll
atieucan be accomplished the navy will only
serve the purpose of a butt for the prea and
a football ler political parties ; and itaelllcers,
a body of men whose Intelllgcncs and devo
tion under a proper Hystem would be equal
te any trust, will be condemned te fritter
away their lives In u senseless parody of their
profession."
Pnornssea Pcnx ADn.n, of ew ierk,
is vigorously advocating the compulsory ed u u u
catioaef children, lie takes isiue with the
philosophic dogma that it is the riht of the
parent alone te educate the child. He de
clared that the child did net beleni: te the
parent, as the opponents of compulsory edu edu
cat.en held. The parent was only tbe natural
guardian. The state was tbe supreme guar
dian aud would Interfere Justly U the natural
guardian forget his duty. If parents abused
or Rtarved the child, the sta'e protected iu
Se it should If the parent could net or would
net glve It clomentary education, fatate edu
cation again waj net a form et charity, a
pauperization et the masses, bchoel?, hos hes
pllala and asylums were malntalued bv taxa
tion el the people. And lu all taxuf how hew how
ever, the surface of liug3 -nay conceal it, the
peer always fiore the heavier part. V.'Sit
they escaped en direct taxes they made upon
indirect.
Tbe ttate, tee, was bound te provide ler Its
ewu perpetuation. And the state was net an
entity, but an idea in tbe minds or the peeple
which muit be rtbern from year te year.
The pnblie school certalnly was lull or trad! trad!
tlenu of American history, the source, and
only source, of what the mass of the people
knew nenadajB about Americau ideas and
Kovernmont. The publle sctoel was the
cerner stene en which the state te rarnetnate
( itself as it is must rest, aud tbe only sure
. means of assimilating i,b ,.,.in.. f
in,ni i t., i-1(,rfc,.r. " : . "b
,--.. . -.-.. juuuguiueu.
Theual:
lai insirucuen, or ltseir, did net prevent
crime, jtt tbore were moral liilluences in
every school that did. Kvery school was a
little commonwealth whera order and obedl ebedl obedl
euee and rtsptct for law were taught by
word and example, aud the discipline was
extremely valuable te childreu of tender
years
PKttSONAL.
iV,XK.,JOKCn'S0U W' " llATf- democrat,
w ill be chenjn asnater from Tennewiie, the
Demoeratlo caucus having aprecd upon him.
SLSATenruANU HiscocK.ef New Yerk,
was " tee b'aiuetl Ia7y te work at larmiiiL- "
He is new worth feW),C00 and his h lfe t also
rich.
Mn. Ciladste.nj: will outribuie te tbe
Jiineteent'i Cntuiy of February uu arti'-ie
uutllltd " Notes and Queries en tee IrMh l)j
mand "
Pnorrssen Thikiten. of Cernell, has
received aisurnnce Irem Hen. Hiram Hibley
of J2S0 000 ler Improving ralbley college et
MichauleArts.
Lieud RAMJOLru CnuRuniL haM ior ier
mally Hlgnined te the upeaker of the Heuio
or Commens his desire te explain his resii:
nation Irem the cabinet balere the debate en
the nddn.na Irem the throne begins enThurs-
MISS It VMllLL. (hlnoliler nf lln.. u. i
J. Kaiidull, is te be married en the 1th of
uuiuui lie,, wt. j. Lancaster, or Wahh Wahh
ltigteu. Mr. Lancaster is a yeune attorney
w. .-..u..ue,Uwiu 1'iiwiiv.a uuu une repuiatieu.
and Is a member or ene of the best known
law firms iu the district.
U15J.EE AL MIMO.V UAMLllON has C0110 te
.... u.e, uucuce ,iu win nan ier llie linr
miidas ou t hutsday. He will be accempaii.
ltd en the voyatre by Jehn Kunkel, a veunj
liillilonalre, or Hsrnsburp; Colonel James
lluUy. et Marietta, and I.srry Jereme. el
ISowierk. Hewilt net return until April.
I'Rhiwjm Kuer, or Harvard university,
repuris that thure are new l.GOO students in
attcndauie. He dwells particularly ou the
statutes by which till religious sorvktaaie
plated upon u voluntary footing nudaavs
that the new method has been entirely sun
cealui. He advocates the reluclug of the
minimum uge et admission te 18.
Colonel Dan Lamoni isriuitea sllllsd
tilegraph operator. He calued his ktiovl ktievl ktiovl
edge Oitlieart while ulttluj; at ids private
(Itblclu the room occupied by Mr. Ment
Keuiery, the operator at the Whlte Heuse,
I he colonel transmits meassKes with the
OiSB elan old telegrapher and receives ialrly
well atamoderate apeed. Ilu "oepy"n
excellent, and would turn the average opera
tor itreen with envv. It inuv I.a .,m,,.
solatlen te the prosident's private secreUry te
i.nu, lr ....;,. i-.. .-.wHvv.w,. j e, i
HoulJnmL10-ellUJob.lRt lh0 W,,lt"
nloveeMimw.fiV0?In?n,tU "" au eQ1-
pieye of the w eateru Union telegraph. '
AITJCKl.tO VAIW1XAZ atXMO&l.
Mlrhael Iterlu S.r Tlml th frfUte It llf
I1I111! Ilm Mcftljnn l'plneOc.
At the gteat reception te Michael Dsvllt,
at Madlpen frSrpinre Ksrden, Nuw Yerk, ou
Sunday nlglil Mr. Dsvttt thus spoke ou the
Mcalyun cplsode :
"And new I ceme te n matter of lutcrc-u
net alene te my en n friends, but te the w bole
lrlih peeple of the sta'e et New Yerk, I
could net well pass evor in slloure thecase
et my rdend, Hr. Me llytin. Hut in wlul I
nm alKJUt te wy 1 will endeavor te creiully
v old the mistaken of ethem, and re'ram from
the line et criticism th it Injure a cnuse that
It means te delrnu. ! VpjUuv. There are
both pereual nml pmliKMl ress his w by I am
JustitliHl In nmkltii; nlliislnns te this Krave
question here te u'ght. In Ir. McUly nil's
statement te the papers this inmiilni? we read
thst he preiult d in IvC te in a l-e no in re
Land League sinHH-hi".
" New it upiH-ars ftem this Hint lr Mc
Ulyun's rtr one bejran nt the last uieetlui:
that 1 sldressed hern lu this ( llj Iu Wi aud
that Cardinal tvuieeui itn)--iinHl him ler
Isveilng the lrifh tc lu ion vlrlei.t
hls.es) In the siwebrs then an 1 subit-iuent-ly
ileltvertHl In thlscily iubobaltet Ireland.
"Here lies the hetwl and trout el lr. Me
Olyun'MOiTendlep. tJriwt oheerlntr Mew
mark, ladles mid cenlle-ven, this surtlltiR
cemeitiencs. miKCtne Irish esuewasm
a death struggle w Ith divs.ster and coercion.
Mlslortuue iluffiJtHt the steps et our move.
tnent, lu the face el cur eneiulcw, who bore
down upon us en every side, In the hope of
lufllctlm; upon the 1 ud Lai:un an over
whelming defeat. I.very reseiirrn of un
scrupulous jMwir wss applied te dixri;au
Izeeur peeple, disrupt our rankn, and de
stroy our hiqws. And it was In that dark
hour, wuile ineuactHl en every Uiud Willi
destruction, that I ardlual Simeon), at the
behest of UuRltsli agents In Heme (ureaiis'
Jeluil his texOle attavkK te thevse of L-liid -
enemies. Hisses It transpires ue that
le was net ssllsUeti w ith his vain and fruit
les i tTerts te ceeice the bishops sod priests
of Ireland into doing Knland'a dlity polit
ical Werk. U.rixins.; He also aimed his
puny little thunderbolt at our frieuds here
in Amotien, lecvue Kuelaud instructed htm
lhat il as here lu America tint we get our
sinews of war rer this glorious revt.lutleu.
"And in tbst v erj year, that v er of all but
coiuplete dlasttr ler Ireland, Cardtust Sloi Slei Sloi
eenl slncled out ter censure and punish
tueut one of the truest, ene of the most pure
hearted men Oed has ever ca.ietl te tee min
istry of rollcien, ene et the met fearle.
ene of the lrget hewted, ene el the most
uoble-mlnded men that ever denned the
vestments et a I athelV priest, one of the
most f-dthful and leerlevs champions that
Ireland has ever i;lven te thocue of human
liberty aud pi.gre--s. And fir wbatT ter
suprdrtliic this movement iu Ireland which
means te K'asp rebLer lardlerdism by the
threat , this uieverueut of ours in Irelaud
which re' Ives te put an end te crime and
outrage, for supporting what Cardinal Sim
eenl is pleaed te call, and I am prvud te ac
knonledge the Irish revolution "
" II It him i-jnln," ravred a voice, amid an
uproar et laughter and cheers
Mr. invltt raised his hand aud busbed
them. Then he cried
"Lst there bone mis'ake, gentlemer, about
the origin et the hesutuy te our beloved
lriend. Had he brcn engaged in praisln);
Km;land or deuoueciug the Land Leasue in
lJ, he mlpht te-day be the archbishop of
New rerk '
Iho whole audierce rose In a b"dy as the
speaker said Una and ler lully two minutes
cbeetcd again and aain. Then Mr. Pavitt
tired meru red het shot at tbe cardinal.
" Ilecause 1 ather Mcv.lv un has dene what
the patriotic bishops aud priests of Ireland
have dene in dehsnee of this tame Cardinal
fclmoenl's .continued jrreanlnci puny in
junction he uierlts the censure nud is
uwaruea tne punishment whi.h the prefect
of the prnpii;aada would hsve meted out
te the Father M '..ynns e' Ireland had
he net been taught by the Ca'.helks of Ire
land that we bri k no tguerant or pro-Ees
llnh Keuun taterlerence in our national or
secular atltirs."
" In O'lennMl's immortal words of warn
Ins;. -As miiLU religion as veu p'eae Irem
Heme, but no politics in Ireland.' "
In conclusion Mr. Pavtu said thst no ( ath ath
ellc believed Dr. McGlynn rebellious apalast
the church or thought for a m int that he
would net alvvayR remain trun and devoted
te it and the Catholic faith. Theso who ad
vised Dr. McGlynn net te go te Reme,
though, Mr. Davittviid, uncouscieusly gave
cowardly advle It was Dr. McOIynn's
duty te go M Ilvue at any risk, te defend
what he considered the rlgMs or Ireland and
the rights of mun, and-be (Mr. IUvut; was
sure that Pope Lee would give him a lull
and impartial hearing. Ha was sure, tee,
that the pope would decide for him, as he did
ler ArcbbUhep alsb, in sptte of all the In In
iluence brought te bear by .English agents at
tLe v atican.
DOCViiKxxrtt h tub irj .ucuit za.
A Letter Te neiieral Oram Trem XtU Chlt Of-
Mair-.lfterwarU Ills i-crt.ir' or Uar.
Frem the Sew Tertt Sua
Bfeul it-SsncRe, M' Junefi ls33.
I O'oIeoj, a. m.
DtAR Ot.Miiti, The great solicitude I
feel for the wfely of thU army leads me te
mention w hat I had hoped noir again te de
the subject et jour drinUtnv. This msy
aurprUoyeu, for I may befand I trust I am;
doing you auiDjustice by unfounded suspi suspi
ciens, but if an error it better be en the aide
of his country's safety ; in fear of otrend etrend
Ing a lriend. J nave heard that Dr. McMil
lan, at Uei. anerman's, a few days a 'O, in in
ductdyeu, notwithstanding-your pledge te
me, totikeagtassof wine, and today, when
I found a box of wine in Irent of jour tent,
and proposed te meve it, which I did, I was
told you had forbid its being taken away, for
you Intended te keep it until veu entered
McJ.sburg, that you mlht have it for your
friends, and tonight, when you should,
tiecau'O et the condition of your hadth if
nothing else, have be3n In bed, I find you
where the w ine Initie has Just been emptied
In company with thr se who drinic and urge
jeu te de llkewi-e, and the lai k of your
usual promptness or decision and clearness
In expressing yourseir In writing tendtd te
confirm mv suspicions.
Youbave the lull control of veur appotlte
and can let drinking alone. Hal jeu net
pledged me the hln'.erliy of your hencrtarly
last March that jeu would driuk no mero
during the war, and kept that pledge during
your recent campaign jeu would i et today
baveatoed ftrst in the world's history as a
successful military leader Your only salva
tion depends upon jour strict adherence te
that pfedge. 'ieu cinnet sueceed in any
ether way. As I hav e beiore stated I mav be
wrong In my suspicions, but irone ses that
which leads him te suppobe a sentinel is rail
ing asleep en bis pest, it Is his duty te areuse
blui, and If one sees that which leads him te
fear the general commanding a great army Is
being seuueud te that step which he knows
will bring disgrace upon that general aud
dereat te his command, if he falls te sound
the prerer note or warning, the rrleuds,
wlve and children el these brave meu
whose lives he permits te remain thu 1m
prilled will accuie him while he lives aud
utand swift witnesses or wrath agaiust him
in the day when a 1 shall be tried. If my
auspicious are unftunded, let my Jrlendship
for jeu aud my al ler my country be my
excuse ter this letter t aud ir they are cor
rectly founded, aud jeu dotermine net te
heed the admonitions and the prajern of thin
hasty note by Immediately ceasing te touch
n slugle drop of auy kind of liquor, no mat
ter by whom asked or under wnat clrciim
ataucen, let my Immediate relief from
duty in this depvrtment be the rtsulL I
nui, general, your friend,
Jehn a. Kavvlis.
Tbe reUlnt-d epy or this letter was
indorsed by Onneral Kawllns as fellows :
'J his Is an exact copy or a letter given te
the person te whom it is addressed at its
date, about four inileH from our headiiuirters
in the rear or Vlcksburg. lu admonitions
were heeded, aud all went well.
Jehn a. Hawlins.
el Toe Jlucli tu .tih
Irem Iho Sew ler Hun.
Tiamp (whose request for feed has been
denied)-. Well, ma'am, would you let me
sleep in the ten acre let liaek el the barn If I
won't make Hny neie?
Wemau Ye-ts, I don't mind lettlu' vU de
that.
Tramp, (apiiusllugly.v Well, one thing
mere, ma'am, boiero f say geed ulgbL
Would jeu have m called at" liarp ? I
w ant te catch tbe limited cattle train went.
Oraubnppeis In Voeouula.
One of the mett serieus drawback te rail
road travel In Venezuela Is grasshoppers.
They are m numerous that they literally
cover the rails for mlle, ami, as they de net
attempt te p.et nut or tie way of the engine,
iiiiiueus et thein are crushed under the
wheels and make the track se sllppejy that
, mwii nuu mane ma irayit su iiiiipe
trains are elteu brought te n stand still
,"4tdtht "'Is grasshopper plague wl'l I
sev en vcars.
i. ills
last for
uev en years.
PA-
noeiu nm Nm rir
It has "Wen twouty-twe
'..ithlogten.
s since l.dwln
lloelh, the tragedian, play .n engagemeut
tu Ws'lilngten. Thera iImiO place in the
country where he wen Id I teceiveil with
ttreater favor; but he sajs ) has rrglslered
n vow tiever te appear bclTtea whluslen
nudlenceagsln. Ills rvsel .dales from the
nsss.snstleu of 1'resldenl 1 n -"in 1'J' Mr,
lloetir younger brother, .IVhn like. Mr.
itoelli was in Rilllniore last week, t'ne of
the Wrtslilnclen thestrlcsl msuasers went
ever and told Mr. lloelh bow aelnus the
people of Washington were te sesv hlnu
The ntsnsger varriM w Ith him n number
of letten written by the most prominent meu
In the army nud navy aud r ngresslenal llhv
Licit of theso lettetsassurtsl Mr llveth or n
cordial reception trem tjie ntl-ens at the
ustlnnal iMpital, whllothe msn titer conveyed
a still mero substatitlsl assurain e In the form
of a ituarnntce for ene week's engvgement el
(20,000. Hut Mr. ltoetb. was luitevible. He
thauktHl the gentlemen who haJ tutetesttd
themselves lu the tustter, tu mi t thst netb
Ins could ltiduce him te alter his deleruilua
t en,
tier lltumth
riem the Uosten 'Iruuicrlpt.
"I deu't care J'1 exclaimed the )eung
woman behind the counter, vvhru he lieaid
otthe tuarrlage of an acqualntAtice te n rich
codger, old enough te be her father . they
sueer at me because 1 am a saleslady, t ut t d
rather be a saleslady thau a Udv that is
old."
Hlnttllni; Wrskti'M,
funeral and nervous Uebllltj, in psiTd meticry,
scket -U confidence, preuistun !eh et tnsnly
v liter and pewere, ar common ipstilta nt mmi
flvi' Indulgence or yeuthtul lutln -rations and
lrnIiteM solitary practice Vii tins "hed
uiinhoeJ lias thus been witiked fheald ad
0tv, with 10 cents Ir. staun ler Urk, llliis
tr-tml trMlea Hiving mean- of i Hevt cure,
w nri.t t Mctlcal Auoclatlen, i'vl Main street,
1 ufilis .N V r.l Aw
3PRVIAI, nerivm.
Slllt.eirs CUKK will "immisliatiiy relieve
Croup. Whoepluir Cough ami meiihitts. rer
sale by II It. Cochran, Dru Kg Hi, Ne UJ North
QiUHin street.
llncklen' Arnlra n-ie
The llest Salve tn the world for rntn. Uraljts,
Setvs, L'lcurs, Sail Khoum, t . er Serrs, Tetter,
Chsppeit IHnds, ChUblalna, c irn, and all Skin
Krupltens, and pesltlvcvly cores rues, or no pay
relt)lred. It Is guoranteeit te Klve perfucl salts salts
tactien, or money relunded. Prlc cunts per
Imji. rer Ue by U. 11. Ceccnn. UruKKbt, 157
s,nd lti North Queen atreet, Luanialer. l'a.
SllU.OH'S CATAKItlt liril'lUi positive
cure for Catarrh, Illptherta, au 1 t snXer Jleuih
or sale by II. U. Cochran. Dulst, Na 137
North Daren street.
ThT areloeklns forj-euevirvre Krafts
of all lu unexpected place l'u freta het
i rai te cool ene , carclcj--uc iu cbnlu
clelhtns: lu rhert anything M i enOj tu a
"common ce'd In theheid t nle arreted
tbl Mnd et cold becomes sri't '1 in th luuoeus
metnrane of the head Iter i-istirrh. In
any and all Its stages this UL t- Auslelda
tetlys (.mm luiui. eulc umiili certain
rrlce flftv centa tdred&w
Urate I p.
veu are recltnr depressed vir appetite is
Sour, you are bothered with bmlache veu are
det, nervous and (rencra out or kerts. and
want te Ornce up. llrnceup ' it net wtih tln
ulsuts. spring medicines, or 1 itters, wblch have
for thelr basis very cheap lad "hUfcy. and
which stlmulate you for an L tir ind then leave
you tn werse condition than I,eerc VV hat you
wnut is an alterative thai til pnrif jour
bleed, etivrt healthy action of the LUer and Kid
nejs restore your vitality, an 1 give tenened
nalthandstrnKlh. Such a medicine veuntu
find tn Klcctrie Hitlers, and i j te cents a bet
tie at II a Cochran's Dmu -tcr. is; and 11
North Queen Street. Lancaster, l'a (3)
THE UEV. GEO. II. THAI KB, of Ueurtsin
Ind ,s.vjs " Beth myselr and w'fe ewe oer llvts
te SHU.Oirs CONSUMPTION tt UE." terssje
by II Ji. Cechxan, Druggist, Ne. 137 North Qacen
street.
CnaUen
We would caution the r iWlc t twware of
Dealers nacrlnir Kemp's Ituu n at e than the
recular Price, 50 cents and II as oftentimes tml
t&tlens or Inferior articles arc nM as the enutne
tn order te enable them te . Icbeapiy 11. B
Cochran, druggist, Ne. 137 Ne-tb Kueen sta-es t Is
our agent for Lancaster. Sample bottle given
toyeur. e!3lwdxw
rer bvmu back, iaeer cheei, ne -bileb a Por Per
ous 1'Ia.sler. l'rlce 3S cents I r sue iiy II It.
Cochran. IJniglst,No.lSaNenb y u bees ti net.
The Kicltmuent Nut (tier.
Tbe rush at It. B. Cechr-n, diuglst. Ne. 137
North liacen street, still ceirmuis ,m account
of persons afflicted with Ceu-h, it. Asthma,
llronctutlsandCensumptlo i loprecureabottle
of Kemp's lUltam ler the Threat and Lnuzs,
which Is sold en a guarantee m. li.yH Ing entire
satisfaction. Il Is a standa-d faualy remedy.
I'rlce cents and IL. Ttial merte ell-lv,aAw
M IIACKMETACK " a lasting ana fragrant per
mine, I'rlce 55 and M ctnts or sale by 11 ii.
Cochran, DruagtaUe. 137 Nerthyueen street.
AN" UXrOKTUNATt PEI.SON
The most unfortunate person In the weild Is
one afflicted with sick hueilabe, but Uiey will
be re'iuvcd at once by U3lng Or r elle s special
Prescription, bee adrerti-i uicai tn another
column. (Ij
DisriELiun Linsa fzturs ler sick headache
tsrpld liver, bUleusness and Indigestion Small
andeaij toswellow. One pill a cese. l'rtce,c
Uy all druggists. fees-JmdTu.Th.S
Sl.EKPLKisa NIOHTH, rnada miserable by
that terrible cough. HhUeh s c ure Is Ihu remedy
for you for sole by H. B. Cochrin, Druggist, Ne
137 North Queen street.
iuij.n ii a :te i ut.
A CAse of StAiiy rars Standing CareU With
rilx llottlee, In a Mn IH Years el Age.
Attxicrewf, Pa , Slay , lSeJ.
l)A"oiue- lliTTsas Ce. Gents I hd been
troubled with my kidneys for a number of years,
used almost everything without much benefit
intll I tried Dandelion ISlltcrs. I used six bot
tles and am pleased te say I am entlrely rid of
the kidney trouble, besides my system being
toned up se that I feel like a dltfercnt person. I
chierfully recommend the same te all atnicted
n this way. JAtOUilCSCIIMTZ.
eblO-SindTn.Th.a
CATAHIIH CURED, health an 1 sweet breath
secured, by Shlleh's Camrrh J- medy Price 50
cents. Nasal Injector free, ier s-Ue by II. IS.
Cochran, Druggist. Ne. 1JU North Queen street.
reit DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee en everj bottle of rial.
slob's V ItAllzer. It neverfaUs te tare, t or sale
by II. IS. Cochran, Drugslst, No.U7NerthQueeu
street.
WHY WILL OU couiibwbeu ShUeh a Cure
wUl glve Immedlaie relief. Price lu cu , M cts ,
and il, Ter sale by II. 11. Cochran, Druzglat.
Ne. 137 North llueen strueL
F
OH KHr.OMA.TISM.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
ten IUIEUMATISM
- After a lapse of years itAiemenU confirm cenfirm
Inir shocfHciey of St. Jacobs oil and its penni
neut cures, are lv en below.
rllOM AN INDIAN" iiTsSIO.NAltj, -J1AUCII
l53i
8t. AlphonssChureh, Glen's ral'e, N .
I nm keptln bed ny rhoumetUm, crippled,
nnd am trying St Jacobs Oil unetlnplenp
iIIcatlen eased the pain and avemoceu-
tellable sleep. ...
HEV.L N.8T ONOE, P V.
rllOVI SMK FOUIl 1EAI13 LATEU-I'KP.UA-NEN1LV:CUUKD.
Ulen'a rails, .V, y , Oct , 1SW
Kvejythlnjf failed te relieve mi until I
tried et Jacobs OIL One apollcatlen Is sum
dent te step pain In ten minutes, avery
few app!l"ulleus reduced the swelling la my
1 lints and cured ine,
UK V.I. N. ST ON'QE, 1. P.
rllOM LEADIVaTA-WlEll-APltlL, lss.
CUltKD The sworn statement el David Btreuse,
esq , New Iltveu, Ct , avers In substance ' 1
hu 1 severe rheuniatlsm In arm, hand, i-(; and
loot. 1 used a bottle of at Jacobs Oil and ob
Ulnedacure "
DAID STItOUSL
I'KOH SAME IODII iKAP.3 LATKU-I'KK-
New Haven, Ct , Nev 1, lSjjs
I had severe rheuniatlsm which duabed
uu, und one bottle of St Jacobs Oil cured
uie, 1 consider It u geed thlnir.
DAVID STUOU3E.
ntOM OVK ATTENDED LIM A CUILD-
Kramer, Snyder Ce , Penna
1 bad rheumstltm se btdly they tended me
HSe a child, 1 ued two bottles of St. Jacobs
oil and am new well as ever
JOIINriKLD.
ritOM SME rOOIi VEAKS LATEK-.NO
JtKlUHV , ,, ..
Kramer, Hnydcr Ce , l'a., Nev s, i
Mylelutsand ifmbs were eintractudand
swollen. Twe bottles of BL Jscebs (ill en
tirely eradicated the disease 'le day I am a
stout, hearty inmi, JOHN lELD
The CHAr.I.E'S A. V"1KLK11 CO, Ilaltlmoie,
lid.
r All tersens rsise tit. Jacobs UU or lted
Slur Leugh Curd, will by sending a two cent
stump and u history of their case, receive ad
vicaraaa
Red Star Cough Cure.
riSEK HIOM Ol'IATES AND P0130N3.
SAKE. EUltK. I'itOMlT.
25 OENTS.
AT DltUGOlSTS AND DKAI.KliS.
THCCIlAItLES A. VOOELEU CO., Ualtlmerr,
ild.
mmnxMAMm
s
IMMONS LlVLIl ltKOULATOll.
Slecplesness and Restlessness,
Cbtldrmi as 'fell ai adults sometimes cat tee
liuichsiipiHrrratsonietiiliigttiatdees net dl dl
geit Well, ptediiiluK
Celic, Indlgostten, Beur Ktemncli, Henri
burn, ItesUossnefs nnd Sleeplessness.
A Remi divse or Simmons l.lvet ilegulatei will
glveprtiuipt it lief
"My silie htviug siiflere.1 for a long
time with Kcallcssucss nnd tUcepleesnrts
nt utithts, toremmomls te tn without
beustlltnit linrwns itnallvndvlinl te try
flcinnein l.lver Kcgulaler, nud It bns
acted like a i harm Alter taking oncbet
tl she imprev cd te tnuch that I sent and
tHinsbtenehalt doten My wile Is itew
In the enjev nit nt of vicellimt health. We
ke n the llrgulater In the house as n
inmiir lurtiiritie, titui recommend it te the
world ai the best luuillv medicine tn the
world '
j c rauiuNu,Ttibfgs(.e.u
JsnlJced.tw
avkk'h iMiiiuuY ri:creH.vu
"It Saved My Life"
Umoinienevpieslon,of'en heivd from thrxe
twhv lealtreil, hy pertemtl use, tbe curative
iwweisef Avers Cherry tvetemt. ! cnunet
aav etieuch In praise ns I de thst, but for Us tue,
1 should leutf since havedlcd trem lung troubles
K. llragden, rnlesllne, lex
About six liiontbsiKe 1 bsd a severe llomer
rbsRoef the LuiiKs, brought en by a distressing
i ensh n hieh deprived tnet sleep nnd rest 1
had ured vsnousieugh bulssius nnd expector
ants, without obtaining icllel. Atrlcnd advised
mu tiy
Ayer'd Oherry Pectoral.
I did se, and am hrpy te sav that It helped tue
a' e ice Uycin'lnticd ue this medicine cutcd
n.y n jgh. and, I am satlsflcd, saved my llle.
Sirs s. Ceburn, IS Second street. 1 esrell, Mass.
1 hsv used Ajer's Cherry l'ecternl for ever
a venr. and sincerely bellve 1 should have beeu
ter thts me llclue It has i ureil meet AdanKereut
nffectlen of the tunics, for which I bad almost
desn tired nf ever fludlnira n-medy I). A Slc Slc
Melien. Windser. Province of Ontario.
Avt-i Lrterry recteml icvved my life Te
jtiii-" sre I took h very seven. Celd which set
tied eiv mv lunes I consulted physicians, nd
took the remedies they prescribed, but Inllcd te
obtain relict until 1 bijan using AVer's Cherry
recteiil le bottles of thts medicine com
pletely i e-toted m health I.Ulle M. Allen,
West Lauias'ti, Uble
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Prepvredbv Dr t.t Aver X( eI ewell. Mass.
sold 1 y all Drusgnis l'rlic, 11 , six bottles. M.
SAVE, SrUhAMlSPKKDi ITKH.
Kupture, Vnrlcecele nnd Hpeelsl Diseases
of either sex. Why be humbugged by quacks
wten you can hud In lir VV tight the only Hsoc Hsec
lii I'avsiciA-i In I'M adelpbia who makes a
spectalty et the above ilUeases. ana Crsts
leis ' Ccria OcARtfTSSD. Advice rree flay
andeventnz. Strangers can be treated and to te
turn home same day Oihces private
DH. VV 11 VVKUIHT,
!lt erth Ninth Street. Above Usee,
r e. Itea hTJ. Philadelphia,
janisiydtw
B
AltLRY MALT WHISKY.
PERRINE'S
1 l UK PUvLr-.i
IALT WHISKY.
DlSPEl'Sl V. IN DIGESTION and all wasting
dNeusss can be entirely cured by It. M ALAltl A
Is completely eradicated from the system by Ita
use Pfcl'.lilNK'S I'UUE HAHLEV MALT
WHISKY revives the enorslea of theso worn
with excessive bodily or mental effort. It acts
as aSArKUUAHDegalnit exposure In the wet
ruid rigorous weather.
WTAKE psrt of a wineKbusrul en your ar.
rival home alter the labors of the day and the
same quantity before your breakfast. Eetnx
chemically pare. It commends Itself le the med
ical profession.
WATOJH THE LABEL.
Nene genuine unless bcartnir the signature el
the arm en the label.
M. & J. S. PERRINE,
IIO. 37 NORTH FRONT BT.,
VHILADKLPHIA.
septn-t'nieeOA
reu hal a en ucxi.
FOU RENT SECOND AND 'IHIHD
rioer', N'es SI and 39 East hlng street,
Ith elevator suitable for almost any business
lien t Lew call en D 1 STACKIIOI'BE,
JanlMfd Ne 3u Last KlnitSL
-I7I0H RENT AT MODKHATE TKKMH,
AT NO. Ii SOUTH DUKE 8T ,
A most desirable suite nf rooms for lodging or
business purposes Applyte
B. O K IIATLS,
J unwind Ne. Ill North DukeBUt-nt.
COOPEK IIOUHK FOK KENT.
The cooper Heuse, ene-hair siiuarn from
Centre Square and Opera IIoeso, an.l near both
railroad depeu. This Is enu of the larirest and
best houses in the city. Large Hale nnd l.i l.i
chanice stah.ei, all first class, a-osaesslen en
Apni 1st.
VVM.J COOI'KK.
EOR RENT i ROM APRIL 1, A I'lRSl'
class rAUM or w aches, two miles
from the city.
four Acres et t.snd en Rockland street.
rnur Acres of Lind tn the Eighth ard.
Hale and Exehange 3 tables adjoining Western
Hetel.
1 arsv three story Ilrlck Dwelllntr, 230 Welt
Oranuu street i One fruit yard thereto
final I Hemes en Iteckland, Church and Jehn
streets.
Terms reasonable. Apply le
J13-lwd llilisll A UllOTHEIl
17IOR RENT. ""
13 A I arse rour-Stery Dwelling, with a large
back building, suitable for a beardlni; house.
Alse Ice Houses that will held S"0 tens of Ice.
A Three Story Brick Hhep, with Orst class
Bake Ovens
a Large Stable, with Carriage Heuse and Har
reots Itoem. Apply te
JOHN D. brcif.KS.and
iuihae nuxr-ti,
A salgnena of Jes. 1'- Ueyer and wlfe.
2rdru,rhJL3 Se.il West King Bt.
Janll
tin Y A ae.
pi MSN A BRENEMAS.
BUY THE GENUINE
OLD STYLE
HAMU
MAR
-AT-
FLU & BRENEMAH'S,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street,
LANOABTJCIl l'A.
F
OR IJAROAINH
In Curdliran Jaekets. llleuea. Sfen and
llev's fants. Vests and Coats, iind Underwear
for Ladles, (lentu, Misses und Children at very
lleduccd 1'rU'ts. l.O TO HhClllilLIJ'.S
Fer Ladles', tieni'sand Children's Stockings,
or any size and quality, New Closing Out at
lleduecd 1'rlecs.
QO TO P.KCnTOLD'8,
, . . NaSJNenh Queen St.
Jr Trade Dollars taken at far
wvMMirvmm.
F
UHNlTUlUt WAKICKOOMB.
ltuv ieuttaKi.r a ! a in or xneas
Felding Dress Pillows,
CAM. KAnl.V at
HetTmeier's Farnitnre Wareroeuis.
They am the nicest thin out and we have lust
recvlv ed another let et thorn.
Q8 HA8T KINO BTIIBBT.
w
IDMYKll'H FURNITUKK 8TOIIU
HEADQUARTERS
-reu-
furniture. Purniture.
If you wnnt any rUHNlTUUK new or the
cemlnir Spring call and etninlne my neck. 1 uu
will nud It lai ke and well seltcted,
GOOD W0IIK. LOW THICIS.
irParilPi wutluK fulleutflti re cupcclallv
lUTltOu tO CAJI,
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Oorner Beet Klrig- nud Duke Sta,,
LANCAS1KU, l'A.
MOtMrMJJSmw
TrTKlNlTHIl'S FUKNITUHK UKl'Ul'.
The liai-gest Stock,
Tlie Best Displayed Bleck ,
The lowest Priced Stock
-01-
FURNITURE
-IN-
Lancaster County.
1 ou win find It te your Interest te psy a visit
toeni
FUMITHRE DEPOT
And Inspect our lar? assortment of rurnlture
and get prices belerepurchailngelscwhere
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
NOS. 37 & 20 80DTII QUEEN 8T.,
LANCASlr.lt l'A.
ueuaxwuMMUUiiiu uuun.
c
Alili AND HEE
HIE
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Blxty Candle-Light j Beats them all.
Anether Let of CHEAP ULOUKS for Una nnd
Oil bteves.
THE PERFEOTION "
METALMOaLDINOANDnUIHlEllCUBlllON
WEATHER STRIP
Beats thern all. This strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold. Step rattling of windows,
exclude the dust. Keep out snow nndntln. Any
one can apply It no waste or dirt made In an.
plying It. can be fltted any bore-no holes te
bore, ready for use. It wilt net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip Is the most perfect At
the bteve. Heater and liange Stere
-or
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 BOOTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER FA,
WM
. A. KIKFFKK, ALODH tt HKKK
KIEFFER & HERR,
-DEALEH8 IN-;
WOULD CALL 81'ECIAL
ATTENTION TO
Fuller & Warren Ce.'s
(THOT.N. T)
STOVES. HEATERS. FURNACES AND RAS6ES.
IVe ask no one le run any risks with "UI..
LEIt A WABUKN'S " Goods. We Kusrantee
them te Rive Satisfaction.
AsaUeater"THBel'LENDlD"haa no rival,
belnir a thorough het bose, no part or this stove
remains cold, evety lnchel It radiates heat.
As a Smaller BndCheaperHeaterthe"BUIOIIT
DIAMOND" has established Itself In the front
ranks.
The meriU et the "3PLKNDID" and "UttlO ni
DIAMOND " consist In Beauty of Construction,
l'erfeet Control of Draft, Cleanllness, no Dust,
no Gas and Economy et fuel.
ji-Call and examine for yourself.
40 EAST KING ST.,
(orreaiTZ ceuiit house.)
Dii-tId
AHMALIj CELLAR HEATER IN GOOD
condlHen, will be sold at a baricaln It ap
plied for toen, at
HUBLET'S DBUG STOKE.
3ti West Hlnu Street,
NOW THE TIME TO Hl'EOULATE.
ACTIVE rLUCTUATlONS In the market
eiler opportunities te speculators te make
money la Uraln, Htecka, Bends and retrnleum.
Prompt personal attention Klven te orders re
ceived by wire or mall. Correspondence solic
ited yull Information about tne markets In
our Boek, which will be forwarded free en ap
plication. II. V. KYLE. Banker and Breker,
NOS.S3 Bread and 31 New Sta , New Yerk City.
nevSO-lvdAw
A H. KO.SEN8TEIN,
A BARGAIN.
Owing te the close of tbe Fall and Winter Sea
son, I have purchased one mere plece of these
eU Kim t Heavy Dark Blue English Cheviots, at a
reduced nrlce. 'J hey were our best seller, aud
old at SU 00. and have reduced them te the low
figure of 123 00. Made and trimmed elegantly,
and above all. a net feet tit.
A. U. UOSKNnTKIN. Cine Tailoring.
17 North Queen fib
HeusefurnisliiniF Goods !
SKI WOOD.
OTAMM 111103. A CO.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
.0 & S8 Nerlh Queen Hlrwt,
I.ANUAHlMt, l'A.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
-reu-
THIS WEEK.
lll.ALK811.lv II W a yaiiMleduccd fremUtO
a ard.
BLACK Bt l.K II 01 a yard, Iteduced trem I!. JIM
a yard.
111. ACK SILK 7,V. nysid, ludured from SJWe.
a yard.
Itl.AUi; CASUUEUES at Hpeclallr Lew
l'rlces
1H.ACK HENUlKTTAII.tA)avArd,aownfrem
ll,SJB)ard.
BLACK URNUlKirV UUH lld, down
Irem 11 10 a j ard.
ALL-WOUL CLOTH, yard and shilf wide,
J7SC ajsid
ri.NK OltKV CLOTHS, yard wide, We ayaifl,
worth J3e a yard
riSK ALUWOOLcl.Ollls.ynrd wlrto.letely
colors, JJXe. a jatd
GOSSAMERS.
Tbtte Hundred Electila (lessamvrs, nettb II 7S
each, for
$1 00 EAOH.
Black Thibet Shawls,
v ery Much deduced In I'rlce
Seal Plush Coats.
Twe Seal l'lush Coats, in ou esch. lleduced Irem
l.tri.
Twe Beel Plush Coats, iu oe each, lleduced from
MHO
AC1IANCS UKETHIS
FOR BARGAINS,
I HAItJI.TOrTKIirn
BOSTOfvTsTORE.
ULKAUl.'lll A ALB.
rOltt, OltKAT I! KOAlNH
GREAT
Thirty Days' Clearing Sale
AT
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
NO. 13 BAST KING ST.,
LANCABTEll, r.t.
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MILLINERY! f
Thn balance et a Uige let of 1 ELT HATS st
ELEVEN CKNJiSAI'ircr
Bargains in Laces, "
Suches hieneer been heirdef
Colored Tak Laces reduced liem Uc te. 1c. a
yard
All silk Fscurlal I.are aklrtlnz, Dlnches nliln,
reduced from It te 1193 a yard.
bllkChantlily Lacu bkirtlDK nduced from U
tell 91 a yard.
All our llraded Shet Lace, formerly sold at
73c. te 11.23 a ysrd, reduced te Ve a yard.
All our Blsck Ileal Oulpure Larn, fennsrly
se d at 73c te II, reduecd te 23e a yard.
Black Eecurlal Lscei-All Silk
& Inches wide, reduced trem tee. te .17c. a yard.
8 Inches wldo.reduccd frouitec. totne syirn.
la Inches w Ide, reduced trem II 23 te Twe. a yard.
12 Inches wlds, reduced trem II 30tnS6e a yard,
Ilia k fllk Chantllly Lace s lnche. wiae, re
duced Irem 63a. te 40c. a yard.
Oriental Lace Flouncing
IS InchM w Ide, rtdueed from f Oe tn Sic a yard.
21 Inches wlile, reduced from Ii te S'te a yard,
tolncbes wide, rodueed freinSla. tnC3a.aard.
riem II 30 te Oe , Irem 12 23 te 11.37 pur yald.
IIAMIIUHO EDQINUS,
odds and ends, reduced te nearly half their for
mer price.
HWI33 ESIBIlOIDEIttES,
10 te 12 Inches wide, reduce! te 13e. and Kc a
yard
Oliulet el AI'KONB reduced tu He
Bargains in Jerseys !
One Let or Ladles' Colored Jerseys, all wool,
reduced from II te 7S3.
One Let of black J ersc s, braided, all wool, re
duced trem II te 70c
onnLetor Ladles' One worsted Jersnys, em
broidered, Vest front, reduced from SiV) loll e
One Letof Beucle Jerseys, reduced from 11 n
teS7c
One Let fine Imported black worsted lernnys,
trimmed lu wldelitrculca braid, reduoed from
11 60 U) II. U.
One Letof fine black worsted Jerseys, heavy
euailty, vest trout, reduced from llle 1 43
Children's hand knit worsted Coats, ledtieed
from f I aud tl.'U te Ue.
One Letof Ladle.'Sluslln Cheral te, formerly
SJe. te II, reduced le C3c.
One Let of bklrts, formerly 73 te uec , reduced
10590
One let of Skirts, formerly II te II V, te 7Sc.
One Let of eklrts, formerly I. M tu 11.70, re
duced te 11.11
one let of finest Skirls reduced te II 33.
All corset Cevers -7e. aplee .
Dress Bilks, all oelors, reduced ft'.a te 3c.
Black Dreis silks reduced Irem 1 1 te two , I1.1S
te s-ja i f 1.37 te tfce ; II 02 te II 19 a yard
Black and Ce ered mrlpcd Velveteen 1 educed
from 85e te 37X yft rd
Black and coer.nl Hllk. finish Brocaded Vol Vel Vol
veteen reduced from 1 1 te 02en yard.
Bleck Brocaded silk Velvet reduced from II 13
te 11.11 ; 12 te II W a yard
Quilted Satins, formerly sold at 7)e. n duced
te Oe a yardj lormerlysoldatll reduced te7.ic
a yard
wMrJmri"
rATCHIiH,
Watches, Clocks Chains and Jewelry
at less than auction pilces until January 1.18S7.
rine let of ItlnKS, Ac. Alse, EIkIii, Walthain
Aurera for which I am Bole Airent), and ether
Jrirst-Cleas Watches; Best Witteh and Jewelry
4&-CeniTt)Ct tlme by Telegraph Dally, only
place In city.
L. WEBER,
lfX North QneenBt., Near I'eun'a It. It, Depot.
HpectACles, Kyeitlesses andOptlcMOend.. All
kinds nt lawelry.
MAIIKM'.Y'H "YRM.OH' KHONT
Clear Killer Havana Klvu Cent Clirar Is
the leading and most i elUble nickel ciaar iu the
market. At
UAitKLEV'S Yellow Krent."
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