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I'j&f.Tsai writing of an obituary notice is net
i2"j"m work of pleasure, but te-day vre
fMnBKN ura uiaui ei uie great com vuiu-
iMMtlen with feelings of delight, alloyed
lt 0WUmn ...l.Unn tl,t If le (
r-JMUvdead. It is true that the year of life
fe'iBMUed te it expires te-day, and that no
;pi MJMMnaye ueen uuieu tertile purpose ei
rf&fc prolonging Its existence, but a coal presi-
:3 f tnmt la reported te have said that " a gen-
understanding prevails by which the
ket will net receive an ever supply of
Anthracite, and prices will be fully main-
- In some mysterious way this under
standing has been brought about without
$&i awference or correspondence, and the coal
AjvfMident would have us believe that It is
et, i MUM.M a .AAttS,1 an! tmnll ntii.tmAnf
O-V SOTSVl UOWUlUt OUHmJAhlb LWJUaiUICUh
j ITmIi rri ana product without any eiuer
f,Q." "" " tr ,u . . .1.1
JtljCA Uie audience. erepei..
Maa night when the tJ Comedy cemparj)
j .Btsseulid "TMJrrencn spy." xne leaa-
XT X.. .1 ! ntrialNMl h UIm W-lt.fui
' tiA SSfJ InWNWt WW BUMWUW VJ WIWOIIIVU
?sp- sen sieeiitnt manner.
Te-night "Black
Kfcfc Dtaatmds " will be given.
Daring the per-
laat nlaht arlRa were elven iwri
4 TIakMKe. 8,579, held by Jeaae Manuel.,,.
arrydUh; Ne. 8,490, held bv-110
?&& drew a butter dltb, though
p MHv Mia By SUM Mary Bess ueen no rneeu
. UDklnrlnr. ' ,,rlha mirtwu nt
M4'J 7rTm -v- -w r"-v-v '
S .!T ". " . . ihblnatlen, there must
2. TTT??-,- opportunity for the inter.
J -. .am nnil ffia fnptntnf rt aAa
unjQpruuniuicu tiuu'aiit, nuiuu suuuiu
aaeafeve for the coal barons all the ebj,
aimed at by the old cembints: The
wsneuneemexi simply TsaiRis that thev be-
Jed the letter of the
iven this is a triumpuanu gives
epe that in time they may also be forced
te yield te the spirit of it.
Will Blaine Ge te Europe I
It is given out that Mr. Blaine will seen
go te Europe, there te remain for a year,
and that he will have the biead Atlantic
between him and the next Republican
national convention. It is further said
that after the ticket is named he will re
turn and work for its success.
This information is probably without
elid foundation. If Blaine stayed away
from this country during the six months
precedent te this convention, the machine
politicians would stay away from him ; for
there is no overweening desire en the part
of the people te force Mr. Llaine's nomi
nation. Therefore if Blaine ler... sat this
critical juncture the chances are greatly in
favor of his getting left.
II the Maine politician thinks his chances
Will be Increased by a Kurepeau tour, let
i, aim bethink himself et the Grant (tote.
He American ever received higher honors
i mat accorded Grant by the crowned
I of the old world. -Ne presidential
candidate ever had a stronger backing for
aoeeess in lbSO, and yet he went down.
Dees Mr. Blaine desire te give in himself
as instance of history repeating itself V
Wc would be sorry te see Mr. Blaine go
te Europe at the time mentioned, for it
would imperil his chances for the l.epub
ikan nomination ; and the Democracy
Would like te see him nominated as the
easiest opponent for Mr. Cleveland te van
quish. Give the Reporters a Chance.
Nearly a week has gene by and yet there
re no traces whereby the murderer of the
young woman at Uahway.X. J., may be
Bcceesfully traced. Only a week before
tela tragedy, Mr. Weeks was killed by a
midnight prowler in his own home in
Brooklyn. This dark deed is also wrapped
in mystery. And then if we wish te go a
little further back, wa may recall the una
venged deaths of Mary Stannard, lEese
Ambler, Jennie Cramer, Thabe Paullin
aaAEmma Pierson.
The killing of young defenseless women
it becoming entirely tee common weik for
the brutal rufflans who travel in the guise
Ot human beings. The safety of society
demands their capture and death. The
detectives have se often been at fault that
It la net surprising that the nui.tin r
vf ,',,aekm te the preaB t0 out the mur-
Ib the TUhway case the detectives imv
&- tttrewn difficulties in the way el the re.
:t,.aka-ia m. , .... - .
V2.Jmm' . A"ey sueiiiu iet mem have free
w
A live newspaper man is worth
ordinary detectives. And the New
ff.
-Yevlr IVnrhl tia mt Imiil ,1 .l l.nM ... t
m' t.. . B.iuiuutnu vucui lu liesil
.swwiiiisisnm eyer me ttauway case by a re
v4isVMd Of 1500 te any recognized renertpr
Will furnish a clue te the arrest and
:isiTatlen of the yeuug woman's brutal
iPswfss
J,is, m e s
v ' Tlie New Kates en Ceal.
fUsi new fraiffht rates en coal havn Wn
8
-r . H - . VH
and the railroad men claim that
m
hare been made " en a basis of etiuity
fS
1 with a desire te serve the best interests
both tbe public and the railroads;"
f
fei
aue claim that rates heretofore bare
below the real worth of tbe service
That is all they claim for the
ktaad, aa the increase in charges Ises-
uy we railroad men at 15 nr
they claim quite enough for one
i!
have simply contrived te use the
te commerce act as a pretext fur
W lew eeat. te their charges and
wasareattwy te announce that
?.y ssMisef equity, and that
,. tethsTalae of
HBtattl. It It wan known that
as a role, charge for their ser-
vices Jast at much as they think they can
gtt for Umb, and the sudden discovery
that the old rate was below the value of the
service rendered la doe te a belief that the
consumers an new at the mercy of a com
bination having all the powers of a
monopoly.
A few days may develop yet mere sur
prising specimens of railroad equity and
when their desire te " serve the best inter
ests of the public " has led te a general
raising of charges of all kinds, there ill
be music in the business atmosphere net in
accord with the praises new suug by the
railroad men.
When the inter-state commerce commlf cemmlf commlf
slen gets down te work and railroad deals
and wars are complicated by labor troubles,
the business community will net stand idly
by and smile at the confusion but will
demonstrate that, though It cannot control
special cars and fix value by regal decree,
it can and will rebel against the unjust
usurpations of powerful corporations.
m m
M.ven Hewitt, of New Yerk, says he
will close the "dives" el tbstcityer resign.
This Is a buslners way of talking.
Thk iViiifers' Circular, published In
Philadelphia, by K. 8. McMenatnln, with
tbe current number begins Its twenty-second
volume. It is a Journal that furnUhea tbe
bestnews en all subjects connected with tbe
art.
SruAKiNe et the lnter-rminlelpal bill new
be Tere tbe legislature the Scranton Utjiulli
can says:
Thncltyel Lancaa'er which never accepted
the Wallace act, can well aUerd te held popular
Indignation meetings and preteat aalmt tbe
lnter-unmlclpal bill, but the people of that
city should net be no utNhiy aelflsn aa te Ig
nore all consideration for the ether cities. It
is net Impossible, though admittedly difficult,
te formulate a law that will command the
hearty approval or all tbe municipalities con
cerned. The inter-munlcipal convention pre
pared a bill which constituted at least the
bls for a law measurably satisfactory te a
great majority of tbe cities. The burden
new resta with tbe legislature. Tbe senators
and representatives should, It they de net.
unuereuina ine gravity eiue buubuud, ana
if they cannot perfect a bill that will be satis
factory te all, let them de tbe next best thing.
viz : enact a law that will serve the greater
geed te the greater number, being caretul that
no injury ue uone ie me iniaeri-y.
If the senators and representatives are wise,
they will keep bands oil. When Lancaster
wants an entirely new municipal charter It
does net propose te take it lrem Scranteci
but intends te have a voice in Its composition.
Scranton may be in an embarrassing fix ever
tbe Wallace act, but let it work out its own
salvation without treading en the tees et
jyber Belf contented municipalities. The
Deale tenor of modern legislative thought is
"give municipalities the largest possible
freedom of action in sell-government, and
tbe least possible legislative Interference.
What tbe Wllkesbarre Heeeril thinks of
tbe bill is shown by this editorial warning:
"Senater Williams will best please his con
stituents in this city by using bis influence
and vete net te have it become a law at all."
Tuk wise men. are these deceived
Feels' dayjV.
All
-v their evident anxiety te find as many
faults in the inter-state commerce act as pos
sible, railroads have raised the question
whether empleyes of the United States postal
service can be cirrled free under tbe law.
Tbe attorney general answers that the act
does net allcct the postal service, bnt la in
regulation et commerce only. Aa tbe trans
portation given te tbe clerks and inspectors
is paid for by the government as a part of the
mileage compensation for mall carriage, it la
surprising tbat any question should have
been raised ever as plain a matter. It is well
that tbe postmaster general has taken pains
te secure this opinion of the attorney general
before tbe act gees into operation, for tbe
reads might lia e presumed te interfere with
tbe business of tbe pcstal service in their
anxiety te provoke public condemnation et
tbe lnter-state commerce act
March and tbe railroad pass go out
cther. Speed their going !
te
The national department of agriculture
have been investigating feed adulteration.
That portioned the work relating te spices
and condiments, prepared by Mr. Cliflerd
Iticbardsen, Is already completed. Mr. Kicb Kicb
ardsen's investigations abew tbat no ether
kinds of human feed are adulterated te such
an extent. Of twenty samples of ground
cloves only two were pure ; tbe ethers had
suflered tbe extraction of their esasntial oils
and hail been polluted by tbe addition of
clove steme, allspice and busks of various
kinds. Of eight samples of Cayenne pepper
only one waa pure. OI ten samples of mus
tard none were pure, unchanged mustard,
though several bad only suffered tbe less of
their lixed oil , tbe ethers contained quanti
ties et wheat Heur, the spurious matter being
in some cases two-thirds of tbe compound.
This made is necessary te add tumeric arid
(harmless) te restore the mustard color. Ten
eauiploset allspice were examined, eight et
which were pure. I'eur samples of cassia
were all pure. Of ten samples of ginger four
were pure. Only one outef thirteen samples
of black pepper was found te be what it pur
ported te be. A specimen sent from Balti
more te a man who bad an army contract was
almost ontirely Bpurleua, Cayenne pepper,
black pepper husks and mustard hulls were
used te give flavor and pungency, while
body" was supplied by ground beans and
rice and color by charcoal. Twe samples of
whlte pepper out of live were pure ; two sam
ples of uiaee out of five were pure, and et
three samples of nutmeg examined all were
pure.
Vasi ar girls want te den academic gowns.
This is better than making sad pies.
PEBSONAX
Thk Czar is a great news generator.
Anether attempt was made en his liie en
Tuesday,
Jehn U. MoAvev, of tbe brewing firm of
Bemls it McAvoy, has accepted tbe nomina
tion et the Democratic party for mayor of
Chicago,
Kmza Wkatiierhiiy's will bequeaths te
Mrs. Eliza Health, of Londen, Kngiand, her
mother, .s.oeo and tbe rest of her estate te
ber husband.
Patrick Walsh, of New Yerk, adopted
the Hebrew faith lu ISullale en Tuesday, was
i neu veunesuav tenrninir rn i.a
I rled Wednesday morning te Lena Levy, a
I yeunir Jewess, also of New Yerk.
a I Hen. j amki e. blainb was warmly re-
ceiveu uy me people et Indianapolis and HL
Loutt en Wednesday. He will make no po
litical speeches and will accept no formal
hospitalities or attention from party friends.
Mk. JamksKunseli. Lewell, In his last
lecture, dealt thus with realltnt ; The so se
called realist sometimes raises doubts in my
mind when be assures me that be and be
alone gives me the facts of lite. AH lean
say is that If these are tbe facts I de net want
them. Tbe police reports give me all tbat I
nail ter every dav. Hut are thev the fi.?
Tle real and abiulng facts are these tbat are
recognized as such by tbe soul when it Is In
tbat upper chamber of cur belns which Is
farthest removed from tbe senses."
Wahtixei'i and Thornwenjeretu a-e two
young Indians et the Philadelphia Lincoln
Institution who have sailed for Kugland te
act as ushers In the American exhibition.
Ibeyareef tbe Sioux and Mohawk tribes
and fine specimens or their race both pbysl.
cslly and uientiliy, but, having been at tbe
Lincoln Heme for two years and s half, are
wail civilized and rejoiee la the English
names ei Jehn Van Meter and Alexander
IUnaem. One of them Is preparing te be a
teacher of his own people, and
a is in we
high
school, the principal of which baa granted
blm leave of absence, ana ne win ds par.
mitted te resume his place ea tus return.
Tbe ether bas chosen tbe baraesseuker's
trads, and takes wltb blm a geed spseujasn of
dhows worst, aue uauaa Dwtsw
its WssblskteB wsrsslF
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A DRAWN GAME.
It.
Concluded
Twe men were lounging one het August
evening en tbe veranda el the l'enila Ala
meda at Malaga. Itjth were smoking, and
from tbelrcomemtlen they were evidently
recent Rrqtiitntaucea.
"Yes," the elder of the te men was say.
Ing, with a strong American twang, "I'm
traxellng fur pleMir l'e made a pretty
tall sum In lulnluR and 1 mean te enjoy
myseir. I Intend running pretty well etcr
Europe during the next month. 1 don't
take sudden Uncles new, as a rule," he went
en, "but I've taken a fancy te jeu. I like
your Norb What did you say your name
was;
"1 didn't My," answered tbe ether, In
clear, high bred tones, 'but my uame is
l-'mlerlck Stejne."
'Thsuk you. My naiue Is Kemp Jeslah
Washington Kemp it your service. Here's
my card. ou are uu Kugllshui'tii, I cal
culate ?'
'Yes. Yeu are an American, 1 presume?''
'That's se." returned the ether, sticking
his thumb In the armbnles of bis walvtceat
"Jeslah Washington Kemp, of New erk
city, United States. I guessynu arelraellug
for pleasure, tee, Mr. Stoyne?"
" Well no," said the person addressed,
carefully selecting a fresh cigar ; " 1 am only
here en a little matter et business. A rela
tlve of minean uncle, In fact died here
lately and lelt me a small fortune. I thought
of starting buMncs,elther here or in Seville."
And Mr. Steyne's blue eyes, as he spake,
loeKeu cicar ana guueiess as a coitus.
Ue wa a tpll, well-made man, with a short
fair beard and a heavy fair mustache. Ills
manners were winning exceedingly : his
bands were slender and white, with filbert
nails.
Ills companion was tall. tee. but steutlsb
and dark, with a clean-sbaved Up aud Jaw,
and a pointed black beard.
lie looked at Mr. yteyne attentively as that
gentleman nonchalantly lit his cigar. He ad
mired the perlect repose of bis mrnner his
utter tranquility and self-possessleu se very
English !
' 1 feel we are some te be friend"." be
aid and Mr. Steyne handed him a clear
from an exquisitely mounted case. " I'm
sorry new we dld'nt set te knew each ether
soeuer. I've been here for three days."
Then be went en te give his companion a
frank and rambling account et his life and
adventures, and hew he had made his "pile."
Altogether he was very communicative.
And Mr. HIeyne seen became confidential,
tee; telling hew be had come out te Spain
six years uviur?; new ne nau iireu IOT me
laat thies years in extreme poverty and 111
health, and hew tbanklully he had hailed
tbe small windfall which had latelv befallen
blm. He spoke, tee, In atTectlng terms of a
much-levea younger brother, who had died
of cholera during the preceding summer, and
whose death bad been an acute and terrible
grief te blm.
xeu naven i eeen in England lately, I
suppose?" said Mr. Kemp, looking atten
tively at a pretty little Spanish girl who was
crossing the street below.
" Ob, no, " replied tbe ether. " X have
net seen Iceland sluce I left itslx years
age. 1 hadn't tbe means, even bad I wished
1L Headed, I have no longer any Interests
there, "
As he spoke he flicked the ash from oil
bis clnr and signed.
" Ab, " said the American. They talked
en Indifferent subjects until 11 o'clock ; then
tbey parted for the night
As the days went en they became friends,
apparently, and the one wasrarelvseen with
out the ether.
"Loek here, Steyne, my boy," said Mr.
Kemp, one afternoon, as thev sat InthesbaJy
Verandah, I have an Idea !"
"Surely, for Mr. Kemp tbat Is nothing un
common," remarked Mr. Steyne, with a
courteous smile.
"I've been thluMnp," went en Mr. Kemp.
"Yeu say jeu have neer seen much of
Madrid. Neither have I, and 1 guess It's
rather an Interesting little place. Why
shouldn't we take n run up there together ;
net straight up, but doing all the places of
Interest en the way ?"
" My dear sir," Bald Mr. Steyne, blowing a
tidy curl of sinoke Inte the air as be spoke,
"you have misunderstood me, 1 fear. The
little sum my uncle left me though a fortune
tome does net admit et such extravagance
aa you mention. Much as 1 should enjoy the
trip you propose "
" Pooh !'' broke In the ether, brunuely,
"don't have any nonsense. My dear I red-
excuse me calling you Fred ; you are se like
a friend I once had of that name, I can't leek
en you as a stranger l'e mere money than
I knew '.what te de with. Let me de tbe
thing I guess you'll be doing me a favor
It's tlat enough traveling alone, and I tell yea
I don't knew when 1 felt se drawu te any
one before. That's se."
Mr. Steyne at this moment was leaning
bis elbow upuu the back of his chair, bis
cleareyes fixed unwaveringly en tbe eager
geed natured face of his cotniiauien. It was
an intense, penetrating gaz, and the Amer
ican, after a second or two, said with net un
natural surprise :
" What are you looking at ?"
" I was trying te remember who von re
minded me or," said tbe ether. " I knew
new."
Mr. Keuippouredouta full glass of Man
zanllla, and took a long drink before be
spoke.
" Yes ?" he said then interrogatively.
" It was," went en Steyne, dreamily, "up
in Santander. A man was killed there some
months age; be was knocked down by a
runaway horse. Your face reminds me of
BB."
" Ah I" said the ether. " Well, what de
you say te my little schema ? Will you
come t"
"My dear fellow," replind Mr. Steyne,
enjecuveiy, i reany should enjoy It ex-
iretneiy, uui "
"Then that's ssttled," said the American,
In brisk tone. ," Ne, I'll take no refusal.
We'll start this ery day, or to-merrorr.
We'll have a right reat time; aud we'll
give the Spaniards fits all round.
Mr. Steyne made no further objections.
They did start tbe next day; and trjey cer
tainly bad a royal time. They went from
Malaga te Granada, Cordova, Seville, Bada Bada
Jes, Cindid Keal and Teledo, and took'count teok'count toek'count
leas ether places en route. They visited tbe
Alhatnbra by moonlight ; they ogled lovely
black eyed senerltas ; they attended bull
fights by day ana masked balls by night ;
and tbey spent money like water. Finally
they arrived In Madrid and took their quar
ters at the Fenda de l'aris, la the I'uerta del
Seb
On tbe second day after their arrival in tbe
Spanish capital, Mr. Kemp, who bad been
out for some time, entered tbe cool marble
tiled apartment where bis traveling compan
ion was stretched upon two chairs with a
cigar between bis lips and a small glass or
curaceaat his elbow, and said, In accents of
pleased surprise : "New, isn't tbls tbe most
fortunate thing ? I've Just bad this" hold
ing nut an open letter "aenten from Teledo.
It si frstm an rlit filanrl f m I n . ..
man. tee he's been yachting about for tbe
last lew months and is going te put In at Bay Bay
enne. lie's very anxious 1 should meet blm
there and take a short cruise ; and when be
bears we are together he'll be Just aa pleased
te see you. lie's a regularly hospital fellow
and as rich as a Jaw. Let tne see new,"
running his eye ever the letter ; "we'll have
just about time te get there by the time be
arrives. We'll start at once. lie says he bas
some very pretty girls en beard, tee. Why,
Vni, it'll be a considerable bit of fun."
"J hope you will enjoy your cruise, Kemp,
my dear fellow," said Mr. Hteyne; ."but 1
am sorry 1 cannot accompany you. I must
really get hack te Malaga this week. X was
thinking se when you came In."
"Pooh!" retorted tbe ether, "a couple et
weeks or se won't make much difference.
Your bnslneaa can stand, I guess. We'll give
up enr rooms te-night and start In the morn
ing." "Ne, really," persisted Mr. Steyne, "I
couldn't tblutt of Intruding en your friend'
little circle. It's very kind nt you, Kemp;
but really I bad rather net."
"Ob, bnshli won't take any denial,"
aald Mr. Kemp, geed hnmeredly. "if you
were once there, I bet 1 wouldn't get you
away again In a hurry," he went en wltb s
sly wlnlt. "All the ladies would tall down
and worship that Hener I ugles wsy you have.
You're a sad fellow among the ladles, Kred."
But Fred's mind was made up apparently.
Malagaand nut Hayenne, was bis "ultima
Thuie," and net all the American's persua
sions, remeustrances, and finally bad lan.
guage, bad any ellect upon bis determination,
"But bang it all why net?" said Mr.
Kemp in exasperating tones, as be sat astride
en a chair, leaning bis ehin en tbe back, and
looking puzzled and mortified.
Shall I tea you T" said tbe ether, setting
himself mere comfortably In bis cbalr and
leisurely lighting a fresh cigar. "I think
Jeu'll admit my reasons are geed ones,
lavs a cigar?"
"Ne" impatiently. "Well-your res
senaT"
Mr. Steyne examined tbe end of bis clgsr
aUsattvsly, and then aald, Using bis clear
syss ea bis companion's.
I aa ladskisd te you for a very Kjeyablt
trip t think tbe most enjoyable trip I ever
nsd. Yeu tumlbeea meat generous nrlnee1
Indeed. I thmk I nay eajriehail never
forget you; ana should we meet again
which unhappily la, I fear a remote chance, 1
trust we may renew our hitherto very
pleasant Intercourse."
"Yea yea t that's alt very well," Inter
rupted Mr. Kemp, with a wave of his hand.
" Hut It's net te the point. I want O knew
why you won't go."
" lTm coming te that," said the ether Iran
qullly. ITntereseeu accidents se'itetlmea
happen. Your friend's yacht, for lustmiee,
might take a run ever te England while I
was en beard. New thncllmate of England
deesn't suit me. That Is cue reason. Tbe
ether Is this : 1 like you, nsv, 1 am fend of
you as Mr. Kemp, the American, luHialu
but," In slew, deliberate terms " 1 don't
think I should like you qulte se well as Mr,
ltjlten, the deUctlve across the frontier."
j&Fer fully a minute thorn wasadead silence.
Mr. K ein iv or rather Mr. Bolten, rose from
his chair and moved mechanically te the
window. He felt literally stunned and
speechless with rage and chagrin added te
the mertlflug consciousness of being as
completely "done" as It be had been the
verlest nevlcs In the profession.
" Yeu leek taint," observed his companion
courteously. " l'rsv altew me te ring for
some brandy. It will be only a small item
In Messrs. Levi A C's already 1 fear
tatber heavy expenses 1"
Mr. Bolten felt as It he could cheerfully
have strangled the calm, polished, gentle,
manly looking villain, who leaned back lu
bis chair with such easy, unstudied grace,
and with that half-mocking smile in bis de
celtfnlly irank eyes.
" leu are an internal sceunurei, -Mr. jwiii jwiii
sen," be gasped, as seen as be could speak
shaken out or all bis usual Imperturbable
seir-pcssr salon.
Mr. Jehnsen shrugged his shoulders
gently.
" Possibly," he answered, with an exss
pe rating smile. " Had I beeu otherwise 1
will conclude that you would net bave taken
such an luterest lu me. De have a cigar ;
you will find them reallv geed. Ne? Then
have a tutu outside. Yeu leek rather up
set "
Mr. Bolten lett Madrid within an hour
but he did net Jein bis friend at Baj etitic
lemj'tc aar.
Don't -If n dealer offers you a bottle of SaU a
tbn till In a mutilated or defaced ptcWace,
don't buy It nnvptlce,-lt may be a Uauireus
and nor bH 4 counterfeit. lnstt upon getting
a.yerjtet, ijtnuUxt, unbroken package.
trio et htrga our Druggist wilt refund
jourmeneylt Dr Hull's C'O'.nja syrup does net
ule ou satlsfit'.len aud euro your cough.
Price 25 cent
BVHOIAL SUTJOawX.
Slather I Metber 1 1 Mether 1 1
Are you disturbed at nlnht and broken of your
rest by a tick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth t If se,
go at once and get a betUe of M US. WIN 9 LOWS
SOO rill Nil SUUP. It will relieve the peer
UtUe snffer tmmedlately-depend upon It ; there
U no mistake about It There Is net a mother
eneatth who has ever ued It, who will net tell
you at once tbat It will reulate the bowels, and
give rest te tbe metber, and relief and health te
tbe child, operating like mafic It Is perfectly
safe te use In all cases' aud pie uant te the taste,
and la the prescription of one of the eldest and
best female physicians and nuies tn tbe United
Slates- Sold every wtio:e. cents a bottle.
maySl-lydAw
CUl OH, wmuiHlNH COUOIt and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by shlleh's Cure. Sent bv
II B. Cecartn, dmgglst, Nes. 1J7 and 13V North
Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. (I)
UKI DOTTLS EVVSCTS A CCES. Mr. UsCOT K. 11.
Kech, of Allcntewn, Pa was bedfast with In
flammatory rheumatism tn the winter of 1383.
Doctors could de nothing te relieve htm. He
commenced nslng Gress' Uheumatle Uemedy
My the time he had used halt a bottle ha oenld
leave his bed ; when he had finished the bottle
be was cured and has net hed a return of the
disease since. In his own words, " I teel better
than ever before." Prlce II, by oil druggiats.
tebMmdMWSr
Uacktcn's Amies Salve.
Tbe Ket Selve lnhe world for Cuts, Bruises,
Seree, Uleers, Salt Kheaim. rever Seres, Tetter,
ChappM Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and ail Skin
rupllens, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It U Kuaranteed te give perfect satis
tactien, or money refunded. Price 28 cents per
box. rer ssle by H. U. Cecnrun, Druggist, U7
and 1T3 North Uuaen street. lAncaater. Pa,
SUP. Oil's COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us en a guarantee. It cures Con
sumption, "old by II. It Cochran, druggist,
Nrw. 137 and 1.9 North yucca SU, Lancaster,
Pa. (3)
All uiedlral autnnrltle agree that catarrh Is
no mere nor lesi than an Inflammation of the
llelng mmbrane of the nasal air passages
Nasal cutanh and all ca'arrhil atfectleus of the
bead are net diseases or the bleed, and it U a se
rious mistake te treat teem as such. Se consci
entious pbyslclaa ever attempts te de se. It is
held by eminent medical men that sooner or
later aspeclSc wl'l be funnd for every disease
from which humanity sutlers. The facts Justify
us In assuming tbat te- catarrh at least upesl
Uve cure aireudy exliU In Kit's Cream Uilm.
mr2l 2wdeedAw
Dr. Hatsi.gR Werm strut, Purely vegetable
pleasant te lake, will expel worms If any exist,
no purgative required alter uelng. Price, 31
cents, by all druggists. MmlMWgr
Saved UU Lite.
Mr. I). I. WllconBen, et Ilerxe Cave. Kv., says
he was, for many years, badly anilcted wltb
Phthisic, also Diabetes ; the pains were almost
unendurable and would some times almost threw
blm Inte convulsions. He tried Electric Ultters
and get relief from flrst bottle and after taking
six bottles, was entirely cured, and had gained
tn neah eighteen pounds. Says he positively be
lieves be would have died, had It net been for
the reller afforded by Electric Hitters. Sold at
aftycentsalxittleliy II. U. Cochran, Druggist,
Nea. 137 and iSJ North yueen street, Lancaster,
Pa. 16)
The Population of Lancaster
Is about 30,000, and we would say at least one
half are troubled with some affection of the
Threat and Lungs, as these complaints are ac
cording te statistics mere numerous than
ethers. We would advise all net te neglect the
opportunity te call en us and get a bottle el
Kemp's UaUam for the Threat and Lungs. Price
Se cents and II. Trial size free Respectfully,
II. U. Cochran, druggist, 137 North Queen street.
Feet- Fifths.
Of our American people are afflicted with sick
headache lu either Its nervous, bilious or con-
gestlve forms, caused by trrei
run
ar hiiblta. high
nvin
ng, etc., and no remedv
'1V
has ever conquered
It until Dr. Leslie's bpeclal Prescription was dls-
covered. Ulve Ita trial.
See advertisement In
another column.
131
A Bad Misfortune.
Is te raise 'a nlce family of boys and girls
and then have them curried Inte an early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption, lleed
the warning and check It in Its first stages by
the prompt use of Kemp's Balsam for the Threat
and Lungs, warranted te euro and relieve all
cases. Price Sue and 11. Fer sale by 1L
Cochran, druggist, Na 137 North Uueen street.
Trial sUtr$: (I)
TjVm NEUKALOIA.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
roll NKUIIALUIA.
ST Afteralapseef years statements confirm
ing tbeefllcscy of SL Jacobs till aud Its perma
nent cures, aru given below.
NSURILOIA AMD PARALVSIS-NOV, 1S CCBSO.
Springfield, leun.
My wife suffered H months with neuralgia
and paralysis. I had te move her In bed, and
could Bud no relief Uy the time she hid
used two-thirds of a bottle of St. Jacobs OU
she could walk. JOS. P. MUttPHT.
rr.egSs5 Years LATXR-PgHMaagvr Cubs
Bprtugtleld, Tenn.,OcH7. rasJ.
Uy wife waa paialyzed and could net walk
a step. Before 1 used a bottle of fit. Jacobs
oil she was about the house. She Is new en
tlrely well ; dues all the housework and
u-llklngtoe. JOSEPH P. MUKPIIIf.
ITgeu a Sciatic HcrrsRsa -Nev. 1880 -Ccrsd
ocett Depot, Putnam Ce., W. Va.
When I get SL Jacobs Oil te use I was In
bed with sciatica t new I am going; about the
room with ease. Ueiere I get It :1 could net
be moved, t went te the stable te day.
TUUUaS TOUMEY.
r'OOM 9AM10 YIASS LATgR-PXRHAagIT Cess.'
bcett Depot, Putnam Ce., W. Va., Oct 'ii, 1486.
1 was twelve days en my back with rheu
matism In the hip. Nothing relieved me till
1 get a bettle of t Jacobs oil Three tlmrs
rubbing audi was ublutu walk i and It finally
cuiedtue. THUS. TOltNhl.
NXUKAKIIA, KlIKDUATISV, SrABMI, CfRSD.
'lueerlllllApjHimatoXCe, a,Nev. ISS6.
1 hed suffered years wph neuralgia and
rheumatism, day and night with acute pains
and spasms. 1 was ad Used te try et. Jacobs
Oil, wh cb caused all pain te cease and tbe
system te revive. BOUsVBjr H. KYLK.
TllBCIlAULKS A. VneiLBIl CO., Baltimore,
lid.
SW All persons rsisa 8U Jacobs Oil or Bed
Star Coush Cure, will by sending a two cent
stamp and a history of thelrcase. receive ABVicg
rasa.
Red Star Cough Cure.
rata raest enatbs ard poisem.
saric. burs, peempt.
26 0ENT8.
ATOSUOQUTS AND DBALgkB.
IH CIIAKtau A. VeaibSftCO.ss.tlSsSSS,
WONDKKI'UL PHENOMENON.
TbsOslsbratM Walktag Man ' and Why He
Keeps ttsing-a Warnlag te Others ,
At Mill (trove, Ind, lives .lehn ftnldtr, tlift
WslktnK Man.'' lnlsstlin felt muscular and
nr eui eihatittten, a strange nKtlM!n4ii,jrnn
eml nntMalmnni, and the only rollef li could Kt
was ty constant walking;, for tweuty-nlaht
months be baa tntuird In a circle around and
around his home, rvaUng-enly ter hour each
iy, and It li esiltnaUd hn has eererrd iiierw
ivirattianthselrcnmrereneoer the glebe. He
uiw, mi'iu uuiTwrftai imeniHiii, nvn visuea
by limmitids of rurletlty seeker, and has really
become n public character. Ills nervousness
acts In ether ways, iieinstliiies the person Is
restless, tremble, his nervous bnaiSaehes, a sink
till at the pit et the stemal b, a Inn of appetite,
timbtllly te sleep, forebedlnrs, and general el el
haiKllen. At ether times trittublllty, peettsb.
ucm and HulttlnatAg are roll ana life It a fear-
111 trial. Wbell thtMlthlniramtlliinii anlilAlhlntf
must tin done, or the iiorveimavis will lead te
tnanmnta. Insanity, or death. Many people take
morphine, eptuni, or narcotics! tali they only
deaden the nurves for the time being. What
people need Is te assist Nature a little, and Na
ture Itself will restore tbe nerve iUsuh and
bring- health and sUviiRth. The bet ni.en.rchr
of modern scientists have proven that therals
nelhlnu ler this nir))je witittln pure spirits,
and no spirits se reliable aud valuable aa Harry
rnre Malt Whisky. An authority na this tub
Jcct. being no less than the well-known Or.
Caldwell, who treats only nervous diseases,
sas:
In tvtihntd and nerveu. eih&untlen t knew of
no remedy te approach or equal Duffy's Pure
Malt W hlsky te brldgu ever a crisis or mend the
broken cup of hallbln an emergency of I . me
diate dinner. Tbt may be said et alcohol In
general, were It net fur the tact tha many of
our whiskies are se sonhtttltated. These Ira
purities are In tbe luuy' Pure Malt Whisky
entirely absent, thus atterdlng a pure and safe
sumuiant, a true tonic
JOliM D. UALDWBLL. M.D., Konrelrgtst,
. . SO N.Charles St, IUlUmer, Md
All people have nervous exhaustion at times,
but only these wbe are careleis permit 11 te con
tinue. When It does continue It runs Inte the
worst known troubles, which make ltfua burden
and dea'h a relief. People who allow this are
alone te blame, ter It I comparatively easy te
overcome, and can be absolutely controlled. By
the use of the pure stimulant (but net lntexi
cant) above ntmed, these feartul thing- may be
avoided, and health and happiness succoed te
sickness and mlery.
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKY
I Sold Only In Bettlts. Price, sU.OO.
Fer sale by DniKntsU, (ireccra and Dealers.
Persons Kaster thnltecky Mountains (exfept
tbe Territories), unable te procure it rrem their
Dealers can htve tlalf Dezen sent. In plain cate,
unmarked, uxpress prepaid, by remitting an te
The Vetrj Malt Whisky Ce , ftechester. N T.
(t) (ebUlydtb
.THLOrilOKOi) KOK KUKUMATISM.
Utterly Discouraged
BTpresses the feelings et many victims of rheu
mattsn. neuralgia, sciatica, and ner eus or sick
headache, Having tried numberless sc-callel
remedies and physicians of all schools, without
relief, there seems te be no hope. Many such
have as a last resort tried athlopheros, and te
their surprlseandjr.y have feand that It was a
saf, jure and quick curt. Athlopheros ts net
an experiment ; thousands hx e been cured by
its use and they testify as te Its value.
&IISKOMIKO, Dvtchijs Ce , N. V , Aug. 20, 'int.
1 took Athlopheros according te directions;
ltcaused arlnglnglu my ear that was net pleas
ant. It operated en my heart causing a slower
and fainter throb, and constipated my bowels.
When the last dee was taken I did net think
much of the medicine; the next day my lame
ness was better, and continue! getting less until
Itleftma. My lameness was In my back, shoul
ders and neck, and had been for eight months.
I wussdvlstd te try Athlopheros by a neighbor.
Win Jacksen, he htd taken a bottle of It for a
severe attack of lameness la his shoulder and
arm. He said "It drove the lameness right out
of me, my head teltstreng, and my heart almost
stepped beating ; 1 thought 1 would die, but I
came out all right, and ha e net had any lame
ness since." Amex Brie.
riikLrs, X, Y , August 13, lass.
I am a practicing physician ; 1 prescribed
Athlopheros In a case et Inveterate rheumatism
of the right shsulder and arm. This esse had
been of weeks standing yes montes-and re
sisted medicine carefully selected, also the use
of electt Ic treatment. One bettle removed all
thetreuble. The ca remalns well, new ever a
yearalnca using the medicine.
U. C. Pric-hamm, M. D.
Every druggist should keep Athlopheros and
Athlopheros Pills, but where they cannot be
bought et the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., Ne.
Ill Wall street. New Yerk, will send either (car
riage paid) en receipt of regular price, which
Is 11.00 per bottle for Athlopheros and SOc for
PUla.
Fer liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia. In
digestion, weakness, nervous debUlty, diseases
of women, constipation, headache, Impure
bleed, Ac , Athlopheros Pills am ueaaualed.
mar.s lweed
A YEH'S SAKSAl'AItll.LA.
A Creaking Hinge
Is dry and turns hard, until oil Is applied, after
which It moves easily. When the Joints, or
hinges, of the body are stiffened and tnfUmed
by lthenmatlsra, they cannot be moved without
causing the most excruciating pains. Ayer's
SarssparJlla, by Us action en the bleed, relieves
this condition, and restores the Joints te geed
working order.
Ayer's 5arsaprllla has efT-cted, In enr city,
many most remarkatle cures, a number of
which battled the etreiis of the most experi
enced physicians. Were It necessary, I could
give the names of many Individuals who have
been cured by taking this medicine. In my own
cate It bas certainly worked wonders, relieving
me of
Rheumatism,
after being troubled with It for years. In this,
and all ether diseases arising from Impure
btoed. there Is no remedy with which I am ac-
qnaintea, inat arreras sucn relief as Avers Sax.
aparllla. a. 11.
Lawrence, M. !.,
naltl
kltlmere.
AVer's HarsaTMirtlla cured ma nf flent aniS
Bheumatlam, when nothing else would. It ha
eradicated every trace et disease from my sys
tem. It. II. Short, Manager Hetel Uelment,
Lewell, If ass.
I was, during many months, a sufferer from
chronic Uheumatlsm. The disease afflicted me
grievously, 1 a spite of all the remedies 1 could
And. until I commenced uslnir iter's Bsrtsiw.
rUla. I took several bottles of this preparation.
and was speedily lestered te health.-
. rream,
Independence, va.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer a Ce., Lewell, Mass.
Sold by all Iirugglsts. Price tl ; six bottles, as.
mssteapl
jCIUMI'HKEYS'
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifics,
Fer Herse;, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.
Used by U, a. Govern menu
SwrChart en ItelIeis,and Boek Bent Free.-wS
CUKES -Fevers, Congestions, Inflammation.
AA. Spinal Meningitis. Milk rever.
J.it Strains, Lameness, ttbeumatlsm.
C.C. Distemper. Nasal Dlschsrgeg,
D D. Hots or O rubs, Weinis.
K K. Coughs, Heaves, Pneumonia.
r.P. Cpile or Urtpes, Bellyache.
O Q. Miscarriage. Hemorrhages.
U.U. Urinary and Kidney DTstaaes.
1 L Eruptive Diseases, Mange.
J. K. Diseases of Digestion.
PKICE, Bettle (ever SO doses) OSs.
8TAISLK CASK, with Manual, (VJO page
with chart) 10 bottles specific, bottle of
Witch Hazel Oil and Medlcater BT.00
BENT FUEE ON KKCEIPT OP PBICE.
Humphreys' Med. Ce.. 10U Fulton 8L, N. T,
Buplinf'i HoBtepiliue Fpteifie Ne. 28.
In use SO years. The only successful remedy
for Nerveus Debility, Vital Weakness, and
Prostration from ever-work or ether causes, tl
jmrviai, urevuu anil large visa powder, reras
viai pewaer, terse
sKiiJWfft?0rpi
09 Fulton Bt-,N.V.
of price. HUMPHREY' at
fubti-lyeedAw(l) Ne. 109
CAFE, HUKK ANDSPEKDY CURB,
CJ Kupture, Varicecele and Special Diseases
of either sez Why be humbugged by quacks
when you can find In Dr. Wright ths only Itsau
lab Phtsieias la Philadelphia, who makes a
specialty et the above diseases, and Cuaaa
Tassir ceass UCAgAgTssa. Advice Free day
and evening, strangers can be treated and re
turn home same day office private.
DB. W. tT. WK1HHT.
Ml North Ninth Street. Above Baes,
P. O. Bex en.
pailaesipala.
ixnis-ivaa
c
1UHM UUAKANTKKD.
RUPTURE.
Onr guarmntsea by DB
J. & atATBB,
HI at enfle no ensn
at enes I no operauen
s i tawted hw hnnareABOff eunas. MalAI
abem stmhils. "si tar CsgjJJi ,
riUHB VOH TBI DKAr.
J PasTs jysal JJ,C?Iw.riiiM
ths werfttttSs Mtaral 4raaa. tav1sUs!S
aaa always ia bosiuebj. auw
iB svest wfessasta saivUUaej.
zskSLu!
JSA I
MQ1 sal ssWSslwWs I
a esSBSjBHPssssssVW
ajMUOAS.
A MEDIOINK.
Story of a Postal Card.
1 was affected with kidney ana urinary
Trouble-
rer twelve years I"
Alter trying; all the doctor and patent meal
etne 1 euuld hear of, 1 uaed two bottles of Mop
And I am'perfeetly cured. 1 keen tt
' All the lime I"
tteNiict-ttullv. 1L P. ltoeru. Hanlalinw- Tmb
May C 1541 '
IlBAtmian, Pa., May a, ISSB,
It has cored me nt several diseases, such aa
nervousness, sickness at tha stomach, monthly
troubles, etc, 1 havn net seen a alek day In
year, since I took Hep Ultters. Alt my neigh
bors use them, kits. rAssisuksaa.
AansrimiAw, Mass , Jan. IS, laat,
t bave been very slek ever two year They
all save me up as past cure. 1 tried the most
SCUM
ful nhvslctans. but thev did net
net reach
the worse part. The lungs and heart would nil
upovery ti'Khtaed distress me, ana ni
was verv hid. t told mi children 1 bnu
no iiimnM mn. ana mv
threat
was very bad. I told my children I should never
die tn peaee till t hail trfed Hep Hitters
When
I bail taken two betues tbey helped me very
much Indeed. When 1 had taken two mera bet
tles I was well. There was a let of sick folks
here who have seen hew they cured me, and
tbey used them and ware cured and feel aa
thank ful as I de that there I se valuable a medi
cine made. Yeuts truly.
Miss JfUA U. Crsatxtf.
$3,000 Lest.
" A tour te Europe that cost me 13,000, done
" less geed than one bottle of Hep Bittern they
"also cured my wife et fifteen years' nervous
H weakness, sleeplessness and dyspepsia," Mr.
St. M . Auburn. A. Y. i --.
Baby Saved.
Wa are iothaeklnl that say that our nursing
baby was permanently cured of a dangerous
and protracted constipation and Irregularity of
the bowels by the use of Hep Ultters by Its
nursing mother, which at the sanie time re
stored her te perfect health and strength. The
Pareuts, Uocheeter, N. Y.
esrUnhraUhy or Inactive kidneys mess
a-rat el, " might's disease, rheumatism and a
horde rf ether serious and fatal dlarasee, which
can be prevented with Uep Ultters," if taken In
time.
' Luddlngten. Mich , Feb. 2. 1S83. t have told
Hep Hitters for ten years, and there" Is no medi
cine that equals them ter bilious attacks, kldnt y
oemplalnu. and all diseases Incident te this ma
larial clltuate. ll.T. ALUASKIS.
H Menree, Mich, Sept. , 1S85. Stss: 1 have
been taking Mop Bitter for Inflammation " et
kidneys and bladder." It has done me "what
tour physicians failed te dn-cutedme." Tbe
eSect of the Ultters seemed like majrle te me.
W. 1. Castsr.
Ossts ; Your Hep Hitters have been of great
value te me. t was laid up with typhoid fever
for ever two months, and could get no relief
until I trt your Hep Ultters. Te Iho-e suffer
ing from debility, or anyone In feeble health, 1
cordially recommend them.
. J. C. BTOVHSL.
6M rulten street, Chicago, 111.
Can Yeu Answer This?
I there a person living who ever saw a case of
ague, biliousness, nervousness or neuralgia or
any disease of the stomach, liver or klaneis that
Hep Ultters wUl net cure :
" My Mether sty Hep Hitters ts the only thing
thatwllt keep her from severe attacks of paraly
sis and headache. AVI. Oivuje Hun.
" M v little sickly, puny baby, was changed Inte
a great bouncing boy, and I was raised from a
sick bed by using Uep Ultters a short time "
marstmeedSw A Yecsa Morass.
RUl'TUKK OUKK UUAKANTKKD HY
Dr. J. U. Mayer, Ml Arch street, Philadel
phia. Pa. ICase at encn. Ne operation or busi
ness delay. Thousands of curve At Keystone
Heuse, Heading, Pa., 2-1 Saturday el each month.
Send rer circulars. Advice tree. marly-lvd
emr aoeDm.
J.
B.CIIVLKKACO.
NEWG00DS.
Ladies' Jerseys.
WoepenedonflATUItDAY, at AllCII
. Full Line of New style Jerseys In
Medium and Uoed tJuaiUle.
New Line of
LADIES' COLLAHS and CUffS.
WHITK OOODs,
KHUItOIDKKIkS. LACES, U1UB0.N8,
Ac.
PLAIN 8TUIPK 8BKBSUCKEBS and
CIMNKLKHEKItSUCKBItS.
NEW DUtsi UOODSandBUatMKU
BILKS.
It wtll pay persons wanting Ureas
(endsand Silks te leek at our goods
and price.
JoJanS.Givler&Ce,,
We. 05 stoat King BtrvSt,
LARCASTBB, PA
B(
OSTON (STORK.
BOSTON STORE,
Noh. 26 & 28 Herth Qeeea 8L
-Between Postefflo snl Centre Square.'
NEW
We are showing a beautiful stock of New Spring
Dress Uoeds at Lew Prices.
NEW
BPBINU
COATS, JACKETS,
WBAP8
ANDJ
lasesis,
At Prices sure te riease yen.
DBESS 11UTTONS at Lew Price
BUTTONS at Lew Prices t
DHKSB
Special Offering et
BLACK DBESS SILKS, BLACK CASIIMBBKS,
BLAUK UENKIETTAi,
and
BEADED DBESS FUtiNTS at Extraordinary
Bargains.
NewSATINKSndSBKKSUCKBUSIn BeauUful
Designs and Colorings.
Oar assortment of Fancy Celers of l'lnih and
Saline spllque Flowers and Plush Orna
ments at Lew Prices are
Uneqnaled.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS It
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
fifty Desen All-Ltnen Towels, M Inches wide,
41 Inches lesg, only ItVfe each, worth SOe each.
Fifty Doxen All-Llnen Damask Towels, extra
slxe, no each, worth Me each.
Twenty live Places Table Linen, very feed,
19c a yard
Ten Pieces Table Linen, tee a yard
Twenty five Pieces Damask Table Lines, SSe a
yard.
Ten Pieces Uaud-Loem German Table Linen,
83c a yard.
Muslins, Sheetings, and Pillow Muslins at
Very Lew Prices.
A TBLLINU BLOW
At opposition has been struck, and we pro
pose te keep en. We have entered tbe. ring te
meet ell competitors, end as our training Is In
ths school of Economy and Square Dealing, we
are boa c d te win.
Stamm Bres. & Ge.
aWTelephene connection.
anKMTRali HOUSE.
A.P.FULMEB. Proprietor.
I hereby notify my friends and tbe public In
eneralt taat I Bate taken nosesslen of the
" CKNTBAL BOUSE,
Ceraer ceatre Square ana West In street,
anS extend aa Invitation te all te visit age la
ssy aew quarters.
MeelsiiUIkeserTeSU all Bears. Oysters In
are style, Bvstjtatag ta iimbb. ASrsveiaes
MBaviwt vr.rauun.
k Dress Goods!
xMiPaiam
riUH mahtir,
cnuiui
ARAREBARGAIN. 1
Dresden Silts tid Peppers,
WITH THIPLK PbATSDSII.VBKTOriAMD
UUUDttTtl.kB,
-AT-
13 CENTS BACH.
TUUI WBHR UOUOHT AT A
SACRIFICE PRJCE
And we will glrs our oustemers the bsnsSt.
Secure some before they are all gene.
15 11A8T ktnq street.
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Sixty Canals-Light i
Anether Let of CHSAP OLOB
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WEATHER STRIP
Beats them aU. This strip oetwsars all clssrs.
Beeps out the cold. Step ratutng of windows.
Bxclnda tbedusv Keep out snow and nun. Any
one eaa apply tt no wast) or dirt saads ta aj
plytnglt. Can be Sttast anywbere-nohelesui
bore, ready for use. It wtll net split, warp or
aannjt cusnien strip is ins most
the store, Beater and Kings star
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Jehn P. Sclianm & Sens.
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
LARCASTBB, PA.
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WHAT WE DON'T SAY
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What We De Say I
WE DON'T say you cannot buy Purnttare at
ether suirt.
WB DO saythat our Furniture wlllgtve satisfac
tion ; there Is none better.
WB DUET say tbat you cannot bny Furniture
for less money.
WB DO say you can tav money by buying Preas
us.
WB DO NT say that ether stores have aet large
stocks.
W EDO say that our stock, for Slae, Destga and
sjuasny. tut ue dhs,
WB DON'T say that our Mousse are ehargtac
big preflt.
WB DO say that sm are selling at such prices as
te allow ns some pros s.aad yet we
get mere for your dollars.
WE DON'T say don't ceil en our friends la the
business.
WB DO say that yen will be treated cordially.
and will Sad a Urge, well-seteeted
stock sad get the beat for the least
saeneyat
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FURNITURB BTORB,
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LABCASTBB, PA.
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Furniture Depot
A FEW WOBDS ABOUT
Parler Suite, Lounges, Qenirtl UpkoUter-
iBgeald&Deirilsf.
We sell Parler Suites la Hair Cleth, Plash, Be.
Prices range from aw upward. We ase no EX
CBLSIUBIa enr work.
Lounges we sell from SM0 upward.
Wa make Picture Frames and Leeking Olaases
and wtll pat te your order airktnds et sUrrers,
either pier or mantel, In brense or geld,at rea
son ble price.
We de all kinds of Bepalrtng at short notice
and reasonably. Will call for tie tntallestarU
ele ana flx it up quite satis factory.
Ten eaa save work Bepalred new aaft Osllv
ered after AprU.
SeetacseHaoe Suites la Cherry t sum la this
week.
MOtw 87 s 90 OUTal QUHaW aTT.
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