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LAXOABTIB. rEBBUAKT 1, ISS7.
it Am Amendment Set 3 eeflcd.
ilfce New Yerk Sun finds dlQlculty in
ning the first section of the Interstate
) bill, which it thinks will, as it
.release railroads wholly within one
from its previsions. The Sun pre-
I te insert "or "in tbe section where
Ifelace it within brackets, tbu3 :
R Tbe provisieni of tbla act shall net apply
transportation ei passengers or prop prep
, or te the receiving, delivering, storage,
Miloger property wneny -wiinm one
. and net snipped te or from a foreign
7 reri irem or 10 any state or xorruery
Ud
But we think that the Sun misconceives
I Motion and that it is right enough as it
i ; the " or " inserted might maKe
'Intent still clearer, but it would net
ly affect it. It declares that the
(ball net apply te the transportation of
era, or the transportation hand-
receiving, delivering, or storage
Iffeperty wholly within ene Btate ; which
i (intent of the act, as it Is only in
te apply te property transported
i or te ether states, and from or te any
tte or from foreign countries. The
I clause of the first section makes the
'ifplr, f or instance, te goods shipped
.a forelire country via Philadelphia
kfttteburg; and It was Inserted te make
((apparent that in such case the shipment
i Philadelphia was net te ee considered
jtaVpment from a point within the state.
Be wholly within a state Congress does
(propose te legislate about, that beln? a
atter for the state legislature Railroads
r within one state are however sub-
I te the act, in respect te pas3angersnnd
at received from or taken te ether
i or foreign countries.
pThe Sun is equally in error in saying tLat
second section requires the through
inpen goods te be equal te the sum of
l local rates upon any railroads; the re-
ent simply is that tbe through rate
I net be less than any of the local rate3
(the read tal.en tingVj te the point of des-
sf,tlmktln of the through freight.
B&, Churchill's Latest.
& Lord Randelph Churchill ba3 made a re
attikable speech iutbellouseef Commens,
(nearly eveigthlng that he does or says
or less remarkable in its way. Un-
ately, however, it is rarely the right
He seldom rises te extraordinary
auence. lie rarely advocates a policy
( commends itself te men of geed Judg-
at and thorough statesmanship, but he
I bold te audacity, carries confidence te
rge et conceit and thinks for himself
Mlttle regard for the trammels of
ty. The result is that all his speeches
mere or less sensational, and this 13
blyjust the result that Lord Ran-
i aims at.
"lathis latest sensation he first corn
ed the applause of the government
r by praise of its Eastern policy and
I surprising declaration that the Glen-
h evictions were faverable te the land-
et Ireland and that they had done
rdnty in a generous way. Then he
r remarked that he saw nothing dan-
i In, the plan of campaign, as the gev-
ent, supported by Parliament, could
r compel these pursuing it te abandon
f course. He objected te transient and
rtaln alliances, and though admitting
6 be had regarded the Llberal-TJnlenlsts
l useful crutch, looked forward te the
I when Conservatives could walk nlnnp.
lUrengly opposed tbe creation of any-
resembling nn Irish rarllament.
I be proceeded te attack the geern-
estimates and appealed te the
of time te Justify his ctand for
r economy. A safe tribuual and euro
1.
$ speech was uiade up of insinuations
t,arered, that they could net bind the
: te any policy, and j et striking the
; points of men of nil parties. The
i were attacked for their rellaucoen
HTJnlenlsta and the weakness of the
k executive, the pessible treachery of
warn te the cause of union . the des.
'position et the Irish members, all
n ae skilfully and cartfullv tnnphpii -
fcjfJs this ene ei Lord Randelph's great-
ilut why he made It r.ud what
ljwuuir oie luiuga iu.il. jjiu 1UUU mil
lout.
lis? Atlorcrner's lVreug Vlcn.
lEmtinet Lee, of Virginia, has said, of
(Cluverluscase, that while " the ceuits
r man is guilty, and the man eay3 he
i aet, but falls te bring proof te that
cv-et the two I am going te believe
I courts, and the people may rest assured
I law will be carried out, for se my oath
leOce directs."
Governer Lee, we think, misapprehends
lODiigauea et his oath, w hlch is te faith-
r execute the laws, but net te execute
i whom he believes te be innocent or e!
guilt there may be a reasonable
Dbt. Ills oath no mere rcnulrea Mm
take the verdict of the court na
i than the word of the convict. The
Dg power would net be reposed In
(tte courts were net liable te err.
H U ttOt incumbent llix-m r,n nn.
aaywuere in a civilized cenn-
'pW'lv Innocence. The state
IhlAgUUt. And When thfif.tatn
I UU te the satiafaeUaB nf . -m..
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utt Mtmte M. Juigftentte that e a
wy, wn Mm mpensIbUitjr of action U
bR lathe Clumim case Governer Lee
may have acted according te bis opinion
et the guilt of the convict, and probably
did ; but It he had a reasonable doubt, be
could net call upon the prlsancr te reselve
It or die.
Protected AtalMt Tbemselres.
Mr. Gould says that the interstate com cem
merce bill is Just what is needed, and Is u
wiser measure than tbe railroad presidents
could have devised for their geed; which
makes some people tLlnk that tbcre may
be some holes In the bill through w htch the
railroads hope te drive a conch and pair.
Such suspicion is wholly unnecessary. The
bill Is one te protect the railroads against
themselves. It will step.tlelr threat-cutting,
and step their highway robbery that they
have submitted te. The things that
the bill chokes te death are such
vampire3 as the Standard Oil company,
which has waxed fat through robbery et
the railroads and the people. If railroad
presidents had been honest and wise and
geed, such creatures could net have fast
ened upon them ; and it is because they are
net se that they need the arm of the coun
try te protect them; Just as the people
need protection against the oppression
which they suffer from the victimized rail rail
reads, which turn around te collect from
the defenseless the money of which they
have been robbed, and n round fee for the
servlce beside.
Edwaiid Atkinson has published In the
Century another remarkable paper en "the
relative strength and weakness of nations."
Me finds the source of weakness In nations
governed by dynasties te be la the error of
regarding commerce as a kind et nar In
which what one people gain another must
lese, and shows that most modern European
wars have originate'! in the wish of one
nation te demir'.e a continent or a large
part of one In order that Its cemmerce might
te controlled. This policy has been sus
tained by building up vast national debts
and these are the chief seurce of the weak
ness of nations.
Comparing our debt with the national deb's
ei Europeau nations, he finds that while tbe
former Is only 73 cents per acre, that of Eng
land, Oermiuy, France, Italy, Helland and
Belgium Is 530. 03. Alse while our debt was
at its highest point In lS&.ltwasenlyeriiial te
the average per capita of the European states
today. The annual tax for support of the
force under arnn averages (1.10 per acre In
Europe and three cents per acre In America,
but It costs us J 1000 a year te sustain each
man in the army and navy including the
cost or forts, ships, and se-forth, while the
Europeans de It for 1223 per man. Mr. Atkin
son attributes this te the greater perfection
of their military system, but the chief reason
appears te be that a skeleton Is the most ex
pensive part of an army or navy, and that Is
all that we have or care te hate. In case
of war we could put meat en the lenes at
small expense rer capita.
Tiieru are one hundred and eight women
studying medicine In Paris, but eighty three
of them are Russians.
The report that llrltish troops are about te
take possession of the ruby mines of Burmah
has wakened up Jehn null te a Just appreci
ation of their commercial value. The Londen
Ttm3 published a description of thorn, and
It beems that tbe basis of it Is the account
given by Tavcrnlcr two hundred years age.
lie describes the mines as very inaccessible
and aays they are reached by the river be
cause the dense forests lull of liens and tigers
prevent land travel. He estimates the value
et the precious stones at 100,000 crowns per
annum. But this estimate excludes all the
largest and Unest rubles, which have always
been retamed by the king. Father D'Arnate
who saw the mines in 1530, and Mr. Bred!
meyer,whe was In charge of some of thorn in
1S3, both confirm tbe reports of their great
Talue and say that the Bystem of working
them Is primitive.
LenD faALisnunv Is opposed te wemau
sullrage. Lord Salisbury's opposition is get
ting te be a geed indication of the merit of
the object opposed.
Tue sultan of Maid lve, the "Lord of the
Twelve Thousand Isle," has been deposed
by his nephew. The Maldive Islands are
scattered ever about tOO miles of the Indian
ocean, and number nearly twice twelve
thousand, but some or them are se lnslgnlfl.
cant that even oriental bombast did net lead
the sultan te name mere than hall their num.
bcr In hla tltle,
A. 3. Acstix, el Birmingham, Alabaaai
Is In New Yerk, and wants te gUe a cigar te
every man lu that town. The strangest
fetture about this latest form of crank Is that
he bai money enough te carry out his whim
sical purpose.
PIIBSONAJU.
FllASCIS ADAMS,
CUAai.L3 FllASCIS ADAM, Of Bosten
leu nil uaiaiu ei tl,uze,WO.
Thank James says that shoeing la net as
much fun as snoeting.
Jehn L. Sullivan says he has never read
one or Uewells' novels. When he ha- lully
reoevei&d his strength be should put himself
In traiulng and try one.
ExpLenr.n Stanley says the telezram
representing that Etnln Hey had been heard
Irem and thHt he was en his way te the
eastern coast of Africa, Is nonsense.
Jehn Kcmdle used te rebuke younger
actors for wincing under the strictures of the
pres. "My dear boy," he would say, "never
mind abuse; abuse never hurts , It's the net
being mentioned that kills."
Rev. Matthew I'aukims, forseventoon
years pastor pt bt. James' church, Boiten.
has been Helected at Iteme te aucceed the
late Bishop llendrick, of 1'rovidence (It 1),
diocese. v -"
Gew. Git vnt's finn, largegeld medal given
for distinguished services in the Mexican
war. low ut the National museum, It hocus,
having a sntcifle Kravltv of enlrHm, i
stead of sixtecu.
Mr.. Qlamte.nl, In the Xmeteenth Cen
fury, dcltnds the American donations te
Ireland en the ground that they haedene
much te nave off famlna Foreign dona
tions, hp sajs, if In aid of a bad caue, make
ItaBtiadowerke, but If in a geed cause. sero
p remind us of our duty. Te the contention
... iu Kuiuing ei ueme itule te Irelaud
n,ui! n0t0n?ld..thoKOernmont ever te
the Nationalists, Mr. Gladstone replies that
If Nationalism Is te prevail U la unwise te ex
asperate it te a tpirltet engeance,
Ueciher Ueleudt Illg Henutta.
Henry Ward Boccherhas his say about the
big bonnets. He writes te tbe ludlanapells
AVuj:
Likoaeorgo Washington I cannot tell alie.
The Unicorn benneta at present in vogue are
very comely In my ei es j a world nner than
the Bcrlinpy patches en women's head, that
weroefno use and were positively homely.
The present style gives elevation te the bead
and a kind of dignity, 1 cannot be bribed te
decry thorn. Tbe ene valid objection te them
is at in churchei, theatres erawembllrs
they Intercept the view. Why net lay them
aside for the hour, as women de shawls,
pelllises and cloaks, and as men de hats? it
would seem a great pity that ene should leso
the usual objeets of going t church merely
for the sake ofbeariug tbe seiinen !
- n i
Ceala el Fir.
Fieiu the New Tork lluc.
The heathen Cblnee seems te be devoting
himself Jut new te heaping coals of tire
upon the head of the enlightened Mellcan
mm. It was only a tew days age that the
announcement was made or the award of
t25.000 indemnity for Injury done te the
property of some of out country men In China
during riots there. New our consul gtneral
at Shanghai reperU contributions by the
Chlnese of that city ler the rellel or the earth,
quake sufferers at Charleston.
mi9m mr mm Mnutv iMtitrr
rrocMdlngellhatMyaadBTcnlat sonleos of
S(urtHl Mtw Bellaail.
New HeLLAKti, Feb. 1 The tfsshers
located In tbe thiel district haeamr rpwen
te be sattaQed with the mp.unre el snecess
tbststtended tboirlnstltutent New llullaud,
whose sessions legun en I'rlday evening snd
were continued through Saturday, ilny nml
evening. The large HUUienct-s which com
pletely niled the hall en both evenings turned
In sufficient funds te meet all the expense,
nuieuntlng te About forty dollars Burln
tendent Uiecht w ilelnined at home, 1ml lilt
address v as the only nd t erti Oil fciUure " hlch
filled te ceme te time. A. i: OelmiKU, O.
W. OATldsen, Karl j Annie Urlllltb, Nettle
Hene?, Hene brook , billle i: 8tehtiiAti,
Leacock , Tannle lie w ley, Salisbury : Atuile
E. Itlchmetul, Kut i:ul, M. S. Ilasttng and
Mary A. bclinuler, ItrecUneck, sme the
additional meniler prtaiut en the !toend
day.
Saturday morning's session ejHcd under
the depressing Influence of clouded skle
and a small attendance, but considerable in
torest was manifested In the several exercises
which compeseu the morning pregramme.
The singing of "Jesus Lever of My Seul,"
and devotional exercises conducted by Rev.
J. V. Hauler, were the ei enlng features.
"De we pay enough attention te mental
arlthmille j' M. 0. Weaver, et Hast Karl,
expressed his belief that the study hat bten
neglected greatly te the detriment et the
rising generation. A. K. Gehman. I. K.
WitmeraudOeci. W. D.nldeu, all of the
aame district, expressed thomelves in the
same strain aud urged their pedag t' d
hearers te aid In It revhlucatleu.
Singing "Kind Words can Never Die'
was followed by an e9iay en "The Medel
Scheel " by O. B. Cake, an East Earl teacher.
Tbe problem, hew Is education properly te
be imparted? has teen an unsolved problem
for years ; the speaker questioned vv huther It
will ever be solved. His Judgment el what
constitutes the model school waj exprcsed
In well chesen word.
Geerge W. Davidsen, Earl, "Should all
communication between pupils In school
hours be prohibited ? ' Te answer the query
either affirmatively or negatively without
qualification Is te uiake a bread and uuwle
statement. Te prohibit the talking privileges
wholly U te demand what Is difficult te en
force. Net te endeavor te restrain cenversa
tien within proper beuuds is te Invite cou ceu cou
dltlen of order bordering en chacs.
J. C. Burkhetder, of Upper l.ea-oek,
doubted whether vv hlsperieg ought te be ler
bidden, said he does net believe It ought and
that he acts en this belief in his own work.
There is much te be learned by communica
tion en subjects proper for the time and
place be long at talking docs net en Its face
appear te be out of pltce and dees net annoy
the teacher or ether pupil, let it be permit
ted. II. E. dehman, of kphrata, agreed with
the former speaker, and at senie length
argued that it ia Impossible In the nveraije
school te carry out such a prohibition.
Kev. V. W. Gerhard said that nn applica
tion of the talking prohibition te this insti
tute would go far toward mottling the
question. Te forbid it In the school room
is wrong. It ought net be forbidden here,
and It ought net be prohibited in the schoeK
Order can be preserved even with thH privi
lege frcelp granted, and it i eght te be granted
within due ItmlU
"Mere Practical Pyiolegy and Less Alco
hol" Is the suitEe'.tive title of Mr. A. E.
Gebman'a addres, upon which remarks
were made al'e by Mr. Hart, of Carnarvon,
and Director G. H. Ksnck, editor or the
Clarton, the latter gentleman maintaining
that thce who wholly condemn the use of
liquors are net sustained by experience. Mr.
Hardin?, of Brecknock, thought the teachers
should strike steady blows ngalnt the arch
enemy of the human r3ca and the home
Further remarks were eilered by Messrs. H.
E. Gehman, It V. Yeundt, J. t, Burk Burk Burk
bolderandl K. earner.
The afternoon prngrammb s first number
wastbesingiugef "invinglDg 'Neath the Old
Apple Tree." The attendance was consider
ably larger thau in tbe morning and the hall
was comfer'able filled. Miss Annle M. Beyer,
e! Earl, read an admirable ad dress en "Scheel
Keem Decoration."
Mies Mary Bchneder, of Brecknock,opened
a dUcueslen en the modern qnery : "Should
women te elected te the clflce of school
director ' Jehn Qulucy Adams, the lady
alleged ence declare 1 that while It is true
that "man wants bnt llttls here below," it U
true, tee, that he l very slew about rtcegnlz
ing the wauls of ethers , and the felt qulte
sure that the wish of woman te aid In
the direction uf public choel work has
had tardy recognition at the hands
of masouline humanity. The fact that ladles
have successfully administered the mero ele
vated and mere responsible position of super,
lntendeut argues that they ere aUe tltted for
the directorship, and the qualifications that
fit them ler that offlce nre tee numerous te
mention."
Itev. J. W. Uasslcr belle. ved that the ad
mission of seme perseus with mero liberal
Ideas as te the Investment of money te the
membership of the school beards would be of
advantage te the schools. Hla experience
had taught him that ladles are mere Inclined
te spending, nud had he the right te decide,
there should be a, least two en every school
beard In thlsstate.
Mr. Uertlng, el Brecknock, arjjued that as
women are mere devotional than men, they
ought te be directors rather than their lets
morally-Inclined ffUow.mertals. "America"
was auug with a hearty geed will, and a dis
cussion upon the proper method of heating
and ventilating followed, participated In by
Messrs. Itanck, Burkhelder, Weaver, U. E.
Gehman, Styer and Witmer. Musle followed
"The Laughing Beng " and " Forgive and
Ferget," BUDg by the audlence, Miss Lillle
Mentzer at the organ and Mr. Lein Kelset's
cornet leading ns it had been doing all day,
" Who shall furnish the text-Leeks?" en
gaged the attention el David Stjer, el
Churchtown, a Cicoarven director, who ex.
prtsbed hluiBelf emphatically in favor el
having all books supplied by the school
beards. His experlence had convinced him
that this plan pewses numerous advan
tages Beeks can thus be procured 40 per
cent cheaper than at retail, and every child
will have all the needed books. Thee
should be given te the pupils outright , they
will be the better cared ler. Mr. Mu'sel
man, an East Earl director, also favored free
books, but couiplalned of much opposition te
the plan In his own district. Mr. Itanck said
that Earl luiulshes historic?, craminarB and
pbj slolerflex, and he believed the arguments
luluver of Uee books are tee strong te be
cembatttd with success. The books his
beard have bought were sccured at least 10
per cent, below usual rates. Meisrs. Burk Burk
eolder and H. E. Gehman ulse ergued at
length In the i-anie strain.
Mr. Witmer presented the repert of the
committee en resolutions, expresulug the In
stitute's gratification at the geed results, aud
expressing thanks te the various persons who
bad rendered valuable assistance, and te the
CYanoHfer courte-ies extcuded. At 5 o'clock
the meeting adjourned.
A crowded heuse gritted the evening pre
gramme. A Uftecn-mlnute speech was made
by I. K. Witmer ou tbe question, " De tbe
practical results of the common echoel sys
tem Justify the expeuse?" The vastly aug
mented expenditures for education In recent
j ears, the speaker argued, have net produced
O3rrespondlngly-lncreased geed results. In.
spite et better advantages the liter gonor genor goner
atlon has uet greatly Improved In
general education ever thit of thir
ty years age. The amount expended
Is much greater, the advantsges ollerod are
apparently mere numerous aud hotter, but
the utter lack el Intelligent euporvlslen, tbe
low standard et ability required el teachers
and the manifold ether Jaulta operate te
make the system tail far short el the geed
results which the money expended en it
should and could command. Until these
leal results can-
BOtbaaaidtoeemi
he coat.
Tbe remainder of tta
puime wns as
fellows :
Music "When I be Bn
Ilia Itutter. leraltultrr
N. Klrinnicr.
Im ii;i liei Oaail."
Mu r.. uuiivr, n,
sleir ' Helen It.
Meaning-" The lcac3ti'
iinsier. A
U(.cltatlon-"lhe l'elljh Ve, llatuite her-
iuin Tnrre netnlns Burrrising in i nai,
Klcinmcr. . ...
Kcadliia 1 lie Sneltlui- 1Uh ut A nc el-.
.Neme
Eilltti
llanilll.
Mediation" Deacon Sleniev J "'teiv,
NuarnR. . .
Mulc "The Ul rnlilemil HeincsteiJ. '
Annle Slecl, Lllllu Mci'i t, 'tin trnl'e)',
llmtlrs IWif
lleailliiK " Inasmuch " f in a M ltinck
Mule "An Awtiil l.lttln"iuil IM Mltlrl
He ttal "lebc Meinumui, .Ml- Amanda
Lanilee.
Music-" Annmd the Canili tire, ' S N Muiu
liit'i. Isiic Mrntzer. II K, Heivti, t Miller
Iuiiwroiiailfm-"'ihe rmran i XtltnKc '
"Katiluas Milt te .Net U'k, All" AunOa
La lull s.
Mulc. (Intniiuintttlt-"t n 'ln il March."
Cera Urubakur, Haltlu l.tulatu uui;e Mild
ler, lliarle Ulnuudtidr
Out el Ihe Med He.iJiUle raiir
Frem the Grecue County Heaioerat.
The Lancaster lNTKLLieENicn Is one of
the most readable papers that reaches cur
sanctum. Its condensation of the general
news et the country Is complete, and w lthal
exceedingly spicy. Its editorials are able
and pointed, Its original articles from Its
score or mere et brilliant contributors, are
most instructive aud inttreUug, and Us
general miscellany et a cbeKs mid high
literary cbaracter. Its Saturday edition is
particularly bright and replete with a lare
and varied assortment et all kludset reading
matter, which proves a verUvMetfun te the
reader. The 1ntelliel m i Uiimecrallc
te the core, which is uet the last Among Its
many excellent features.
The Merry fO-Keuud t Dinner
Frem the New Tork llall and hapless.
The progressive dinner ha leaped at one
bennd Inte popular favor. This uew freak
luiposes-eu each guest of the masculine per
siasleu the duty et mov.ei; at the cud of
e aca course ene seat te the left until he has
completed the circuit of the linner table, tar
rying for a brief period h 'hJ side of each
ladv of the party,
A Contrast
Frem the Burlington Free i r
"Laurh, and the world laughs v, ah ou,'
says Ella Wheoler Wilcox le. .nd alt
down en the Ice, and the w r i i una at
yen
Advice te Gentuiuptlies.
Ou the appearance of the flr" " pteu , as
general debility, lni et apieme, iiier, chilly
tnAUen, followed by nts t sweat. and ceagh
Erempt measures of relief s- ud t8 laiten ,
ocsumptlen Is scrofulous dlei n the lunps
taeretereu'0 the gruatantl cri!u out or bio id.
purifier and strength restorer l)i lMercus"flel
den Medical lilscevery." super 'rte cod liver
oil as a nutritive, and unsuiTV'ed as a pectoral
mri lungs, spilling ei i
oei
and kindred
atltctiens, unaa no equal
d
y drupglt
for Dr rieree'a treatlse en
i r l ' ""'nn
l -.j n.Ary "ledl.
U iT e, .s Y
lu,Ktr
in cents In stamp. Werl ' s
cl Ai oclillen, K-3 Main tt
' Who.
did veu
say.
la te 1 1 the neitPreel-
dent " Oh ' I den t knew and Jen t c ire.
rm
net looking for rresldent 1 1 le kiPRiorabet
tleet Salvation Oil. it kills , aln nverj time."
-3 cents
One of enr most estimable citiiens may be
thankful rer the Introduction m Dr. bull's
Cough Syrup, ter Its tlu-e ue ha saved his
11(0 for Incipient censuirr'ku I U a certain
remedy, rrlce 2) cents.
MfMCJAX. MUT10BB.
AllE lOU MAUE mlsorv'e hy IndUcstlen
Constipation
nw Skint S
til..l.j.. . .. n M. ., V..I.
Shtleh'a Vltalltcr u a positive eure
Fer sale by II. II. Cochran, Uru,hit, Ne, 137
North Queen street.
Backlen's Antra Salve.
The Bat Salve tn the world for Cuts, Praises,
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Bhenm, lever Sen, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, corns, and alt Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures I'llss, or no pay
requt'vd. It 13 guarautoed te Klve perfect satis
factlcn, cr money refnnded. I'rtca il cents ysr
box. Fer sale by II. IS. Cecnr-in, t)nieicli, 4.n
and IS) Kerth Queen street. Lancuter, l'a.
They are looking for yeucreryvbere Drsfls
of air In unexpected pise, acini: from het
rooms te cool one', carclc"nes in chingtng
clethlns In short anythtrc wht h ends la a
"common cold tn theheid l oless arrested
lull clad of oeld becomes seated In the mucous
memhrnne of the head lhn ib u Catarrh. In
any am
te Ely'!
and all Its atagus this duci-c aluays yields
c;ream eiui. cuie, urt cauit. certain.
Trice fifty cents.
jM2rdeedAw
Dasdiliek Livis raLLEis rer sLk headache
torpid liver, biliousness and Indigestion. Small
and cuy te swallow. One plu a dee. Price, Kc.
By all drnggbita. IejmdTu.Th.8
Tbe Population of Lancaster
Is abejt 30.000, and we would say at least ene.
half are troubled with eoxe afrcctlen of tha
Ihrrutund Lungs, as these, complaints are ac
cording te atutistlcs mero numerous than
ethers. We would advUe all net te neglect the
opportunity te call en us and set a bottle el
Kcinp'a Balsam for the Threat and I.ungs. l'rtce
SO cents and II. Trial size free. J.c-pectfullr,
li. B. Cochran, druggist, Uf -Serth (juccn street.
OU3 Plaster. PrlceM cents ler stle by II. a.
un. imnut vu- st.
coenraa, urugzut,rsai erva yueen uee
Feur-Finhs.
Of our American people are afflicted with sick
headache In cither tta nervous, bilious or con-
Restlv e forms, caused by Irregular habits, high
vlng, etc , and no remedy has ever cenquered
it until Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription was dls.
covered. Give It a trial, fcee advertisement in
another column, 13)
Grins.
l'leaant, healthy grins are ten only en the
faces of healthy persons. The dyspeptic and de
bilitated can smtle only in a halfhearted way.
Purify thebloed tone the stomach and strength
en the tissues with Burdock Itloed fillteri. If
you w ijhte laugh welt and efen Fer (ale by
H. II. Cochran, druggist, 127 and UO North Queen
atrtet, Lancaster.
KIDNEY TROUBLES,
A Uase of Many Tear Bunding Cur.d With
FUx lie tiles, lu m Man OO 1 ears el As.
Aimrevs, Pa , May 8. IsSS.
Dandelion Smiii Ca Gents I had been
troubled w Ith my kidneys for a number of years,
used almost everything without much benefit
in til I tried Dandelion Bitters. I used six bot
tles and am pleased te say lamoatlrely rid of
thu kidney Ueuble, besides my system being
toned up se that I feel like a different person. I
cheerfully recemmend the same te all atlllcted
InthUway. JACOI1 MUSCIILITZ.
eblO-!mdTn,Th,B
TO Ol'IATHS-NO 1'OI-ON
RED STAR OOUGH OURS.
N'O OPIATES, NO I'OI90N-A BAFI MLDI
CINE. A MOTIU.Il'3 VDIOE-COLD9, COLOIIS AVI)
bOUL TIIHOAT CUUKD.
M Alsqulth Bu, Baltimore, 3Id
I or the benefit of these, wbe ilk), mjtell
have net only suffered Ihemji-lTC, but hav
ing large lamtllcs, always hive ono;er mere
.ulTennc with celds, coughs or eore threats.
1 most wllllnaly and cheerfully rt commend
the KcdStar cough Cure. Ne family should
at thts tlme of year psrtlcularly-bewlth-eut
It. for I have found nothing, tn many
yenra et experience which se premptlvcures
und gives relief In the cates mentioned,
which are se common, and which, if net at
tended te at once, often lead te mero serious
complaints. My family Is large ant weurs
nev ur without your Cough ( ure, and Its cfTl
cuey In the past makes urn tcel that I ewe a
duly te mankind, te inform them through
) ou et the benedts we bav e derived Irem If,
without any of the unpleasant effects expe.
rlcnti d from ethor cough medicines
MUS. M. POLLOCK.
NiVritK DAME 8ISTKB8-F01t C1IKST AND
bJUETUUOAT.
fiovanstewn, Md.
We have uicd your Bed Star Cough Lure,
ami in several cases have found It beneficial
In alleviation coughs, oppression ou the
chest and Irritation el the threat.
NO OPIATES -A UEMABKAULE TEIT
l.nv elsniV (ll.fr.
I have used your BedSlar Leugh Cure, and
tisu It new wherever 1 have use Jnr It. Fer
leu venrs 1 was a slave te the opium habit,
aud old) our Cough Uuro contain opiates, 1
would net dare usa It This alene la pejltlve
proof that it Is tree froej opiates Itlsall
veu claim for It It C. WILSON
Slugr. Mipltwced Opium institute
Tbe C11AULKS A. VOUELEIt CO, Ualtlmoie
Md.
sr All persona rsisa St, Jacobs OU erlted
Btar Cough Cu, will by sending a two cent
stump aud a history of their case, receive ai
v leu rnss.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
1UKGKEAT GCIIU AXJIKUEDY (OK TAIN.
Cures Kheumatljru, Neuralgia, Bschaete, Head.
ache.lenthacha, rpraina, lirulsas and
ethor Pains and Aches.
I Hty Cents. AH Druggists and Dealers.
TUECUAKLK3 A. VOOELEUICO., Baltimore.
Met.
mBBIIA.
Q1MMONU LIVEK P.KUULATOIt.
CHILDREN.
fitteiitsare very eften worried about a chill
that tben stuns of droeptiiR and less of nppe
tlte uml no dcilru te Jein lu the sports of thelr
plaviuatei. It Is hardly ccrteui enough te te
quila a pi) tlclau, but it U plain that I he child
need something. It Is net prudent te tene Inte
the jeuticHiut undeveloped svstomtstrenK nnd
nautceus drucs, but n medlchie that will aid, In
vlgerate, enliven nml thoreughl) cleanse the
i) stem by gentle mellis Is what 11 desired. 81m
inens I.Itci LoKJlnterli n modulus uf this kind.
The child will net rebel against taking It, be be bo
cane It Is net unpleasant te thotastei it docs
net compel them te remain Indoors, aud It does
net neiKi'n tirlnjure thosjsteui. It can satelj
bondmluljleHd te the eunftct Infant.
" t have, used Stannous Ltier Keguhvterlit my
fstutly for e'jht or ten years, and found It thu
best la'ully uiedlclne I overused for auj thing
that nity livppen." Uviq u Si'iniu, ex Majer
et MaceD, (la Jaulleedlw
A YKB'3 UAllt VluOlt.
PERFECT HAIR
lndleates a natural and healthy condition of tha
cilp, uudet tb glands through whlchnoutUh whlchneutUh
uit'iii Is etitattud VV hen. In ceutruuenca of age
nnu ui5iap. iiiu uir uocemns wess, luin auu
bTy, Aer's Hair Viger will strengthen It, re
store Its original color, promote. Iia rapid and
vigorous growth, and Impart te It te the lustre
and freshnenset youth.
1 hive, used Aver's llalr Viger for a longtime,
snd am convinced et lu value Wheul u 17
) cars of age tnybalr began te turn gray, loom leom loem
muueed using the Viger, and was surprised at
the geed elTecta It produced. It net only r r
sierud tha color te my hair, but ae stimulated
Its grenth that I have new mero hair than ever
belere J W I'd wards, Celdnater, Mass.
Ayer's Hair Viger,
Sold by all Unif gists and I'erfumers
lr roc ars scTrsmte from debility and less of
appetite l our stumach Is out et order, or
vuur mind confused, laae A)r's Barssparllla
this modlclne will restere phyilcel force and
elasticity te the. system tnore surely aud speed
ily than any toute yet discevert tL
rer sit mouths l suffered irem liver and
stemsch troubles. .Mv loed did net nourish me,
and I became weak and very much emaciated
1 took six bottle of Aynr'a r.ararftrllla, and
ws cared Julius M l'alnier, tfprtugflpld,
Ma.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Trepsted by Dr J.c
Sold by all Urucgltlj
Vver A CO , I owell, Mass,
l'lici', II , sU bottles. U.
tanntell
c
Al'CINE 1'LVsri-HS.
BENSON'S TORUOS PLASTERS.
VV l.MLU EXl'OSL'ltt. CAUSES COUUliS,
Colds, rieurlsv. llheumatlsm, Pneumonia
Nuuralgla, bclatlci, l.umbsge, llackache and
ether ailments, Inr which Bensen's Capctne
Plasters are admitted te be the best remedy
known. Ihey relltve and cure In a tew hours,
when no ether application Is of the least benefit.
Endorsed by S WJ physicians and druggists Be
ware of Imitations under similar sounding
names such as "Capsicum," "Capstan," or
"Capslclns" Apr ter Hchsen's asd tiki no
erniEs. Eiauilnu carefully when you buy. All
druggists.
8EA11UUY JOUl'SOV,
dll-imdeedAiv 1'roprleters, xsewleik
c
UHB QUAHAKTKKD.
RUPTURE.
Cure guaranteed by UK. J. 11. MAI KB.
Eaau at oeco t no operation or delay from bnaU
ness i tea te 1 by h jndredaef cures. Main efflce,
831 ABCH ST., I'll IX A. Bend for Circular.
ne-lvdAw
CLOTtllBU,
L.
OANHMAN A BltO
L, Gansman & Bre.,
S W. Cor Xnrlh Qaetn isi Of&Diie SI'.
Never before In the history et the Clothing
Trade weie such values offered.
We are nearly ready for the remedelling and
enlargement of our store. We luteud te make a
clean sweep and hive Inaugurated a grand
clearing sale for ten days only of One Men's,
Beys' and children's Suits and evci coats at less
than Sec en the dollar
We offer te the public the following Bar
gains t: 55 will bay a Durable Men's Overcoat worth
tew
11 .5 will buya line TurBcaver Ovcrccxit worth
15 SO
13 se will buy Fine Corkscrew Oveiceau, hllk
Faced, worth IU.CU.
SitO will buy rme Melten or neuey Bcaver
Overcoats worth 117 00
13 50 will buy Men's Durable Suits worth ST SO
IV 00 will buy Kine Casstmere Suits worth 111 uO.
IT 00 will buy Black or Brown Corkscrew 4ulu
worth IU 00
Ueys' All-Weel Cassltcete Suits at M JO , worth
IT 10.
Beys' ovarceaw, dicsiy, of geed material, at
i:r worth li 5)
CeO t'alref Men's Pants selling at We. and lien,
W I'alr All-Weel Cujsluiere Pants selling at
II and 12 00
Buy whether you need the geed or uet It will
pay you.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MEUCUANT lAlLOB,".
S. W. Oer. N. Queen & Orange Bt,
LANCASTEU PA.
7Net connected with any ether Clothing
Ueuse tn the city, closed every evsnlsg except
Monday aud Saturday,
Mv
ERS A RATHrON.
Our Cut in Prices
ll.lS li.itl till) tleSllCel cflttl.
tire.itly increased sales iu the
l,ist two weeks have reduced
our deck considerable. Toe
much stock yet tee iiuny
lleary-welglit Ooeeli te carry
evr. Jt will pay jeu te buy
no,een it you eleu't stand
in need of them until next vv in
ter. Such bargains will pay
te keep. It's as geed an inusL
nienl as aujone can make.
Ilen't be backward about torn tern
ins te examine these bai gains.
We can rreve te you that ac.
I mil inductions have been
made.
Myers & Eathfen,
Manufacturing Clothiers,
NO. 12 EAST KING S1REET.
LAML'ASISR, 1'A.
NOW THKTlMK'lOHl'KUUliATii
ACTIVE FLUCTUATIONS tn the market
eiler opportunities te speculators te make
money la Oreln, stocks, llends and Petroleum.
Prompt personal attention given te orders re
ceived by wire or mall. Correspondence solic
ited. Full information about the market In
our Heek, which wUI be forwarded free en ap
plication. .. e .." " KY,'K. Banker and llreker,
l dT " Nw 8U ' tiew erk 'UJr
Mi
V B. UIVLKR A OO,
It Takes Time
Heme peeple think tl Is all a sham our
advertlMng te sell out our uutiin stocks,
They du uet knew anything about our
business. It takes tltue te sell out iu
laige and asserted ateck as unit. It can
net be dena In a tew months urn) sr. It
msy take several vears, but the ateuk It
lielug sold out all theiatue. Utruurse sn
aie compelled te buy new goods alt the
tlme, and wu am buying many cheteu
things every day te keep the ateck deslr
able ana te have what peeple want, and
w n nre making them at very small preilu.
Uf course any kikhIs we tiave ou hand
man of the m are marked and aeld lev
gnrdleaa uf cost. Iu this way we will
eventually sell out our entire ateck. We
aie offering extraordinary bargains In
Ladles' aud Children's Coats, Shawls and
Skirls, all kinds et Winter llress Goods
and Dry uoeds, Merine Underwetr, lles
lery, Uleves, Flannels lllankets. Com Cem
forts, rrlme Steamed Feathert, Carpeta,
rioer, stair and Table oilcloths, cloths,
CaMliile.re', uvcrceatlngs and Suitings
tnada te order, and ready made Over
costs at prlees regardless el cost Come
and fee our bargains.
JehnSsGivler&Ca,
Ne. SO Beat King Street,
LANCASTKlt. 1'A
N
KW YORK STORE.
ATTRACTIVE SALE
or-
SWISS EMBROIDERIES 1
WATT & SHANK,
6. 8 & 10 EAST KINO STREET,
I.AM.ASrr.11, t'A.
tuvlte the special Attention ut I adle te their
New Importation of
llAMIIcMK! LDOINOS.
INSEUTIONS. FLOUNCINI.,
ALL-OVFU EMIIUOIULRILJ.
An Itnmfii ) arlety of New and Nevel De
signs In
CAMIlltlL. EMKnpiDKRIl.S,
NAINSOOK EMIIKOIIlKlUKR,
SWISS EMUKOlUEKll.5
Heudreds et New ratterm tn AllWIdthsand
(Jualttles, IreinSc tellWnjard
STECIAI li.Mtt.AINS IN
Wide
Showy Embroideries,
At ', 10, 1 JH. IT. I" aud a tents.
CAMIIItlC KMUItOIDEUtRS, T Inches
12.S cents ajurd, and
utile,
CAMUU1L
EltllBOIDEKIRS,
25c. a ard.
11 Inches wide,
A LAKOKLINEOt
Hand-Made Torchon Laces,
AT LOU EST CI1V THICES
-AT THE-
New Yerk Stere.
j.a
MA 111 IN .t I'O.
J. B. Marl & Ce.
SURPLUS
1'ieseut iiuaiters te be eulaiged
and UOOfiV) of stock te be ie
duced as much as possible bciore
MARCH 187
when rebuilding will be com cem com
menced. llulletins containing the
price liste and.desctifitieu of Reeds
leduced issued dally.
J. B.
MART
&CO
I N
Cur. Weal Kin Si Prlace Hlret-ts,
LAMUA81KU, FA.
1UTAOH1NBRT, fte.
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Most Imprerea
LNfiLNC-TmliM, PirtiiU h Mnuj.
Mtw ex Second nana
B01I.1.BH, WATSB TANKS, BBPABATOBS.
MAeim or Kbtaib Wen leek udontane
tept I d Machine Shep.
OAHOaOBADMUMs
Ezra F. Landis.
WOMC8 &S7 NOBTH OHBBBT BTBKT,
LaacitTsa Pa.
nnfdaw
21 nnaHBWABD,
1Bl.tJJJ rer any case of Kidney Trou
Mes, Nervena Deblllty, Mental and Physical
Weakness that BOTAN10 NBUVK BUIKUS
faUstecure. held by drugidsts,tiO cents.
ireitUMED. CO.
Me. 14 K. llth t-. rtUa. Pa.
WCtrculartfrtt. nor-lyedw
VLBAMIM1 kAtm.
rnillKD WERK
or rus-
OREAT
Thirty Days' Clearing Sale
AT
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
NO. 13 EAST KINO BT.,
t,AN0A81'll, r.
Your Last Chance
run et'tii-
IMMENSE BAR&AINS
AS VTB ItAVK OFFCrtKIl DUItl.NH THE TBO TBO
OltEser OUIl SALE
tiead thts List nf nKDtlt'lle.VSIa LADIES'.
GKNlSaud CllILUftKN'S s-wlB,
HOSIERY.
Oii let of Oent's CasUmnre Socks, formerly
sold at at 80 te 40a. a nalr, leducedtelDe.apalr
Children's Ked and White Mixed Weel Heer,
Knit, reduced trem M te lc.
Child a Heavy ultck cashmeie Uese reduced
trem Tl and lie. te lie. a pair.
Child a Ulack and Colored Cashmere Hese re
duced trem se te 19c. a pair.
Ladies' ilea and White Mixed Hcavv Knit
Hee, Seamless, reduced from js te Me a ptr.
uaama- Heavy linn wool IIesi
Seamless, reduced trem se te lie
Laalna Heavy Kntt Weel Hose, Orey Mixed,
Ladles' elrev allied ltllibnd
Merine Hese 111
uucea irem ?u le ic.
I ad a Weel Cathuiciutlo'e.rolorod and Mack,
full reKular made, reduced from 33 te j. a
pair,
ladles Camel s Hair Knit Hesh, Seamless, It
duetd irem IV te 57e
Ladles' Lambs VV net Hese, lllaek, Kult, Seam
les, reduced frum s; te STe
1 adlet' Hlack and Colored Fleecx Lined lless,
Ilavv, reduced from 37 te WO a pair.
Ladles' Ulack Cotten Hese, full legular luade,
reduced from le l?e- a ralr,
liejs' Mixed Heavy IllUbcd Hnlckeibecker
IIes, All wool, te vViti'ducvd from wtoSle
IIIMMIEDSOI erilF.H UAKUAl.VR
Mil OFIEKSti INOUH
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
OOME AND SBETHEJM:
One let of HOTS HEAVt MEIIINO HIllRIM
andDltAWKlisat lie aplene.
LOLOIIKDBILK I'LUSULS reduced teSfc a
iSe'clat llarnalns In LINLW TOWEL8-A1I
Whlte at lie. worth S7e A)Iuch Ucavy Towels
worth 10 aille aptoce,
One let or LADIES' OAUZK VESTS, Short
Sleeves, reduced from 21 tn 14c
one let et IMiIAtlAUZE vr.ST. Hub Neck
and short 61evt, llk lieuud, I'earl Butten,
reanced from sj te aic
I His 8Atnr.Mll
SATURDAY, FEBROARY 12th,
After nhtch date all goods
Urltilnal Frlee.
e back 10 their
rVHMTVH.
TflOKNllUHK WAHKKUOMH.
nuy ieunKLr a i'aiu of iuesb
Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL EAKI.I AT
HetTmeier's Fnrnitnre Warerooms.
They are tte nicest thing out and we ha r I est
recetved another let of them.
30 HAriT KINO STREET.
rrKiNrrsiPN i-uuniti'kk dkhet.
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
NOB. 27 & 120 eeUTQ QUBBK ST..
LAKCAS1EU PA.
AMD SOMKTfltlG ABOUT HIE IMMENSE
lret'K TUAT IS bllOWNlHfcUE
Chamber Bulls, All Weeds, i3 te IW. Trices
ranging- fieui lid te IJOO per suit.
Parler Suits. 30 te 10 ratterns, langlng In price
from 110 te ICW.
Lounges from 14 te 133 each.
Couches from 15 te 170 each.
Weed and Marble Tables fiem I171tuttv.ni
each.
Kxtcuslen Tables, IS te (V) each.
Chain, par half dez ,11.73 te I W
We will continue te glve you an luslgbl Inte
our stock as It Is and also tbe prices.
We have the largest vailety of goods te be
found In this section, and our prices are clown
where they will apeak for themselves. The
goods stand ou their own merits.
HeinitstTs Furniture Depot,
.SOi". JIA GO bill QUEEN BIKEET,
LANUA3TEU, I'A.
w
IDMYErVH FDRN1TURK HTOIIB.
HEADQUARTERS
-FOB-
Furniture. Furniture.
If veu want any FUUNITUUE new or the
coming Sprtnccall and eiauilne my stock. Veu
will Dud It Isi K and well seli tcl.
GOOD WORK.
LOW PBICE8.
sTTartles wanting lull eutflts aie eirUlly
Invited te call.
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Oerntr laat King ttrid Dtike BUi.,
LANCASTEB, PA.
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