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HY JsAHOASTEB, APML IS. 1887.
lastiftaat Legislative Sabjerts.
AMU baa been passed te third reading
;W Heuse te provide for the bodily
I safety of persons employed te
r kk milk and factories and te regulate
l'j-aslflliun( nf idilMrati tfiAMln It
Bm employment of children between
i and sixteen years, unless a physl
I certified that such child is in sound
I, and makes strict regulations for the
t and safety of persons employed in
, Ac.
rjAB legislation that tends te threw safe-
l about, human life ought te be en-
l.and where working people are
I together aa they are in factories, such I
ti. i- I
ion. Aste the ether features of I
becemea vastly mere Important I
Ml there can be but one opinion.
labor should never be permitted
choice between evils. A pin si
ft certificate as te the health of a
" Is easily obtainable, and it is net
i that this prevision will be efftc-
ptttftai restraining the employment of
'cAUdrea. what would be mere te the
jtBt would be a prohibition of child labor
t certainyears and a compulsory at-
stHfatance at school within that period.
te new en the statute books of the
i aa Inhibition of child labor, but it
I te be mere honored in the breach
i In the observance.
The President's Firm Stand.
The president has sent the secretary of
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IfcMsa Interior a very interesting JUr en a
- ."" uu'-i'iuu.jBiiier namee
sy umnera jyite, Sgzr,iut be has held
proved certain land since ISTSand
la claim for it under the homestead
vlsWia December, 18S4. A railroad com-
f contends that this land is within an
area from which it was entitled te select
cf-ft lands te make up the amount specified in a
fe- grant by the government : that is. incase
A reirr. nf ttm tnrritirv tu crrantwl slintitil tu.
claimed by settlers. They say that the land
4s ffttTA vinisi 1 tA a 4 t TtAAAB
)&3? W.- 1CCO ffl It 1 1--1J. 1
i:;i,- in vi law. ira atiuiuc geuerui ucciucu
Htx. fi fatfnr rt tfia villv-nfifl mamw.. rpi,n
'nnalilimt rllrprtlw nnnniM tt,la .lanlatnn
(- rlli !. nnlnlnn IWIII.iw.nllll,
jj-fs . WMW viuivu Hjuvivjawuumj IU tuc
nnienuen ei me iramers or tne law and
iafalnst tbe interests of tbe people- He
rt says mat our national wealth in land is the
,. earnest of our growth and should offer re
lief te a crowding population and homes te
r I nArtafnr and r.firlffc fhaf. thaatx IniMtttnalila
i. T . . : ' r . . . -"'""""'e
aturat aavantages sueuia rje jealously
W callgutened policy.
, juaummg mat. mere is an auunaanceei
. nncuumea iana wnereen tbe cemnanv mav
ES iatlif tfa 1alm tia nana ttiaf 1.a DAlanllAna
h,' made by them are net complete until they
Lbmvb neen appreveu ey me secreiary et me
k;j interior, or unless made under his direc-
& tkm. " Yeu have thus far taken no action
KBIr tbte matter, and It seems te me that you
KKasw In a condition te deal with the subject
rSta web a manner as te protect this settler
ziZ'ttem hardship and less.'
mt Waa there ever a mere statesmanlike
Ifeltigament of u case involving issues of state
HBtHnwuiu; r x un, no uvericitpa mi nar-
row legal argument and gees iu search of
j'tht BBOtive of the framersef the law ; then
Jm . A rt t i . . .
"ja xwMirua 10 uuu ciear letrai Deini uv
'i'Wrrilrfi thn sntrit. nf the law m.iv Ik repim.
llsd with the letter of it. This dpnUien
Htrill be welcomed by many a settler in the
E&jfMt whose hard wen homestead has been
yaaucu vi mjicuicucu kj litpaciuus corpora
f A Carious Case.
The Pennsylvania railroad company ap
pears te be getting into a rather peculiar
fey position under the inter-state commerce
.act. It has been trying t force Western
& reads te abolish commissions en the sale of
h j' uwm uu us uigu-uanQeu measures te
attain this ebiect have Ixvn htphie.! nr, the
Plstreund that sale en commission is discrim-
laatien, which Is forbidden by the law.
jTns attempt te mterpret Ute law in a
jasjiiner agreeable te their own plans has
94MUea in a kind el boomerang blew. The
ftMrai passenger agent has ordered that
Bjouireugh tickets should be sold beyond
hSt. Leuis and Chicago, excepting ever two
I which bad yielded te the demands et
I Pennsylvania with regard te cemmis-
This is discrimination pure and
The read openly and defiantly
I tbe law for the sake of compelling
reads te accept its far-fetched ap-
i el it te a matter et pure business
effrontery of the railroads lias far
tbe limits of forbearance consist.
arttb popular self respect ; and the spirit
4phkh they have received this law
proves mat. some law ei me Kind is
it necessity. Tbe position of the
vania company en tbe question of
appears se illogical tbat it Is
te believe tbey will venture .te main-
ft, but it is equally bard te measure
of tbat corporation.
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Mataral Has 1'eulUlltlM.
i interesting article in tbe latest
pttThc Ibrum, Prof. N. 8. Shaler
tst origin of aatural gas and tbe
m Hi uppJy. He cenalderi tlte
Mtsf aasfly te be tbe deposits
sWIngetableenrjaUnces en tbe
'Oa feristr agas, tbe changes In
iw,fMt by tiabwvalf bringing
snmumm, ituoea-
itefld likely Ut the Mississippi Valley
ncttefl eC the oeaatty, and but u small
ftrt of tt, can be alone looked te as a field
of supply la any quantities, the eastern
lopes of tbe Appalachians and the coun
try from the llecky Mountains west having
been subjected te geological pressure urnl
upheavals such as would expel the gas.
After referring te the great wastu that
results from carelessness in the use of this
new fuel, the professor touches upon
another phase of the question of great in
terest. He says:
It appears probable that none or the ureal
Mti of manufacturing Industry in Western
Europe are likely te find any soureee or sup
ply of rock mw sufficiently extensive te prove
of Talus. Ksstern Kurepe and all tne great
tract of undisturbed stratified rocks Iu
Northern Aila are likely te aflerd supplies of
natural gaa similar te our own. In otber
parti of Asls, as well aa en tlie ether ceuti.
nenta, Africa, Seuth America, and Australia,
It seems probable that there may be abun
dant stores of tlila material. 11 ut se far as the
development of this resource can be deter
mined by the general geological comilllenaof
the countries, It does net appear likely that
large supplies of natural gas may be reck
oned en In any el the Industrial centres of
tbe Old World. Therefore this particular
commercial advantage is likely for the pres
ent te remain a peculiar iioaseesieii el our
American manufacturers.
All of which gees te show that tlte star
of empire is permanently anchored iu this
Western hemisphere.
Dem l'mme, emperor
rieusly ill.
el lirazll, Is se-
Pit. Themas O. Apple, In the last mint
berefT.e Messenger, makes the following
ciustle reference te Gall Hamilten: "Kvery
once in a while some writer comes forward
te explain in smart sentence or two
problems that have proved themsolves te
be bejend the depths of tbe world's most
profound thinkers. We have an example el
this smartness In an article in tbe Xerth
American for February, by Oall Hamilton, en
future probation, which has just come under
our notice." The doctor then proceeds te
demonstrate the extreme audacity or Miss
Dedge and the shallow character of her ar
gument In a way that ought te make her
friends weep.
Pacific Kaii.keaiikr Ui'.ntinute.n says
It cost 130,000 te H0,UO0 per annum te ex
plain" his company's schemes te Congress.
This is euphemism run mad.
The desperate prize tight en the tludsen
ea Tuesday in which one man fought with a
ureken arm unlll U9 haddrhen the bones
out through the flesh, is proof enough that
there are net wanting twin with the old
sivage Keinan spirit, te play the gladiator II
the public should call for such amusement.
Aud the public Is net se far above the
barbarous games or Heme -a 1 many think.
We nearly all read of thesa dep4rate strut
gles with close interest aud aimlru the
courage and skill of the modem prize
tighter, his splendid physical dee!epment
and high spirit. We forget ter the time the
undeveloped mental strength, and almlre
him as we would a blooded horse or a cour
ageous rooster.
People wenld gloat almeit as eagerly upon
cenes or carnage te-day as they did In the
times et the gladiators, if only they could
find a mesns te held conscience In check, for
notice with what evident pleasure a whole
audience ei men, women and children will
watch the bloody slaughter of a stage villain.
Tbe morn realistic the acting the better they
like it, and an actor who should go through
a death scene without a su pertl 'tens quantity
of groans would, meet with but little ap
proval. A man cannot sutler instant death
upon the stage ; It would net be sutllcleutly
amusing. The capacity of the race rer
brutality Is about as great as ever and its
development is only held iu check by the
same moral influence that control all "ether
evil impulses.
DR. McUunn sajs that his advocacy or
the public school system has caused his trou treu
ble with the Catholic church authorities. The
doctor ought te retire Inte innocuous desue
tude. Thk Londen Saturday Renew comments
upon the Canadian fishery dispute iu a tem
perate and just spirit. It asserts tbat "almost
all but elUclal politicians in Kugland are
really ignorant et tbe amount or Irritation
which prevails in the United .States," and
then proceeds te enlighten its readers upon
the state or the case from a' Canadian stand
point. Frem the tenor of the article we
gather that the Kugllsh are quite oblivious
te the angry tone or the New Kugland press,
the grave utterancss or president and sena
tors, and the excitement or the Canadians;
but with ether and greater questions before
them this is net surprising. A nation with a
complicated Irish question te deal with and
menaced with trouble all ever tbe world can
net boexpscted te worry abiut se small an
allalr as tbe anger or the Americin", unless it
should reach dangerous proportions, and the
established geed will betwueu Knglisb and
Americans inclines Jehn Hull te pooh-pooh
the very thought of a fiua'rel.
Ne doubt he Is right, and the quest lea will
be mere easily solved ir the Cauadlansand
New Kuglandera will both held their tem
pers; but It tbe Dominion cruisers, new ready
ler sea, are net very careful they may pro
duce a ery serious quarrel before the fishing
season ends. This Londen journal expresses
great surprise that the American government
should feel called ujhjii te interfere with
Great Britain's plans with regard lelIayU,
and presumes that our course is dictated by
tbe Menree doctrine. The motive of our in
terference, if we should interere, weuld.be
the protection el our commercial interests,
and the lives of our citizens threatened by
the action of the British; as well as tbe pre
vention of an act of tjranny ami Injustice en
tbe part of r.egland. Hut no one could
Justly tind fault if we should base our inter
ference in this case en the Menree doctrine,
for the island which Great Britain threatens
te seize from the miserable republic of 11 ay 1 1
la one or great strategic Importance. Kng
land already appears te be scbemlug te con
trol Panama as she does Buez. Jehn Bull is
wise te remain se placid while America is
getting angry, but it would be wiser te give
dangereus anger no Just provocation.
Tun Philadelphia Insurance patrol will
have te pay the family et Charles H. Boyd
fau.000 for killing him by throwing a tarpau
lin from the roer or a building. 1 1 is pleasing
te note that Juries are getting a higher est!
mate el the value of human Ilia
Tiifciiuhsji Just been published In Keglaud
all eet jady itten, wife of Bulwer, tbe
novelist, which adds another te the many
aorrewtul stories of the private lives of men
of literary genius. When young Hulwer first
met the lady he was a dude or The Orst
water He had J ust returned Irem Paris, and
was resplendent with French polish, se far
as beets went. His cobweb cambric shirt
front was a triumph of lace and embroidery
a combination never seen In the country till
i ui nmu jreaia iaier, except en bablta'
frocks. Studs, tee, except In racing stables,
were non est ; but a perfect galaxy glittered
along the milky way down tbe centre or this
fairy like lingerie. His hair, which was really
golden, glltteringly golden and abundant,
he were literally in leug ringlets that almost
reached his shoulders." Yet this eilemlnate
'genius was lu the habit of flying Inte most
violent passions and abusing his wife in a
manner tbat would have disgraced coal
beaver. These stories rest almost entirely
en tbe evidence of tbe wife, but there Is no
doubt that tbe most bitter feeling existed be
tween the two.
It Is esay te make money when tbe would,
be money maker baa already a moo led feun
datien. William B.DInsmorereeeatlybougbt
lk.U&VMk ljMluM.ArUl,.UlMl1inAI
and he baa just sold U for 106,000.
It might naturally be eapected that ven
erable Jehn Kuikln, living la the past and
wedded te It, would be violently opposed te
the bicycle. Hear his vigorous assault ea
this new means of locomotion i
"I net only object, but am quite prepared
te spend all my uet 'lad language In repro
bation of lil.trland-K.il or 7-eycles, ami
every ether contrivance and Inveflalen for
superseding human feet en (leTl's ground.
Te walk, te ruu, te les and te dance are
the virtues of the human body, ami neither
te stride en mill', wriggle en wheels, or
dangle en rope, and nothing the training el
the hum Mi mind with the tnxly Hill eter
supersede the appointed Hed's ways of slew
walking and hard working."
Toe much ought net te be expected of the
carbonic gas treatment of consumption. Dr.
Frank Woodbury, editor of the Vcificii
Tivicf, thus writes en this subject :
The results which have been claimed ler It
can be obtained and lime bon obtained by
ether means of treatment, wlileli Imui steed
the text of experience and nre already the
property of the profealon. Advtees from
Parts Inform us tliut the Interest there Is de
clining aud IhaUterinvtn See has abandoned
It because the results were net satisfactory.
The evil fellow inp; Iren) the manner In which
the treatment has beeit brought before the
public Is evident In two directions. In the
first place the Impression is given Uiat tbe
profession would net se eagerly seek a new
treatment if the methods lu common use
hitherto v lelded satisfactory results. When
the reaction comes as seen It must tbe con cen con
Bdence of tee public In our therapeutical
resources will therefore tie severely shaken.
In the Becend place phthisical patients new
are net satisfied that everything has been
done in their behalf unless they bae been
treated several times with gas. If the judg
ment of the physician condemn this pro
cedure and he refuses te employ tt he will
run the risk of either ellendlng his patient or
seeing him go te the specialist of the syringe,
whose scruples de net interfere with bis
Ljractlee. would It net bewell lteurtiieuicai
Mbcletlea would take up the etbetlcs of this
practice for consideration ?
PERSONAL
Hi. mm: will spend a month at Har Harber
before going te Kurepe.
Grant' birthday was honored lu I'ilts
burg en Wednesday by a great banquet of
the Amerlcus Republican club. .lehn Hal
zell made the spetcu of the eenlng.
Conekk'max lrtv D.WKsrenT was mar
ried In Kingsten, N. Y., en Wednesday, te
Miss Katohbarpe. Themas Wanamaker, of
Philadelphia, was married in Philadelphia,
te Miss Welsh, granddaughter of the (ate
Jehn Welsb, ex-minister te l'.ngland.
CUSHLKB A. VUitlBKKT.
The First lltaeinan at the St. Leets Team Kc
sult or Wednesday's UauM.
Charles A. Cem'lskey. who Is the captain
of V'ender Ahe'sclub, was born in Chicago,
Illinois, August 13, IsdL He first entered
the diamond field professionally in 1S7S,
playing with the Dubuquss, but prier te this
he had played with se ml professional clubs
in both Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Chicago,
Illinois. He played llrst base with the
Dubuques In 1STI', when they wen the
Northwestern League championship, and
during the name year they also blanked
the "Chlcagee. In lvjl Cemfskey played
first base with the ht. Leuis Browns and
has tilled tbat position since tbat time.
As a first basemau be rauks A 1, and he has
few equals, besides this be has proved him
self te bean admirable held captain, and his
men have thst confidence in his sagacity and
understanding that they co-operate with
him te the fullest ability in their power, in
any move or order he makes, lie is one of
the most popular men in the profession, and
Ven der Ahe has shown his wisdom In plac
leg him in control of tbe St. J.euls Browns.
Besides being field captain, Comiskey is
also virtually tbe manager of the nlne.
Wednesday's Games.
The Association games yesterday were : At
Philadelphia, Brooklyn 11, Athletics 1; at
Louisville, Cincinnati t, Louisville U ; at
Baltimore, Baltimore S, Mela 0 ; at SU
Leuis, St. Leuis 10, Cleveland 3.
In Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, formerly el
the Athletic, caught against them yesterday
for Brooklyn. He did splendid work and
sent the ball ever the tence for a home run.
During tbe game he was presented with an
elegant P.Ik badge.
McCormick, has decided te go te Pltlsburg
and be will receive fJ,500 rer the season.
The Philadelphia Vress says "The Brook
lyn club of lSSO in net tbe Brooklyn club or
177, Kvery man of the nine leeks like a
winner and the team-work is as near perfect
as it can be."
The New Yerk and Philadelphia open In
New Yerk te-day. The Bestens are in Wash
Ington, Chicago in Pittsburg and Detroit In
Indianapolis.
There will be a big time In Philadelphia en
Saturday next when Harry Wright's team
opens tbe new grounds with the New Yorks,
The exhibition games or yesterday were :
At Kochester : Kechester 10, Scran ten C ;
at Jersey City : Philadelphia 1., Jersey
City G; at Wilkesbarre: Wllkesbarre 8,
Hamilton U.
Seward, of the Athletics, has been con
sldered a puzzler, but yesterday the Brook Breok Broek
ljns played hob with his calculations and
hit blm safely twenty-one times.
Baruie aud Byrne want the rules changed
se that batsmen will be allowed but three
strikes and will net be credited with a bate
hit when given first en balls.
Dave Orr collided with Sommers In the
first inning in Baltimore yesterday and was
hurt se badly tbat he was sent home.
The Met seem te be getting worse and
worse, and they don't make any runs new.
' Whltey" Gibsen caught for the Philadel
phia against Jersey City yesterday. He had
one run, lour put outs, ten assists and two
errors.
The Heading and Terente clubs played
four Innings yesterday when rain stepped
the game. The score steed 1 te 3 in favor of
tbe Canadlaus.
flardsn Werk.
Irem Vlck's Uagaztue.
Gardening for pleasure, health and a
knowledge et the vegetable world are the
highest inducements tbat can be set before
one te lead te tbe study and practice el hor
ticulture. The commercial gardener and
uu grower nas all tbe dllllcultles common
te ether pursuits te contend with, besides
the many perplexing ones peculiar te hi
own. The prettta of this industry, in its
various blanches, have been persistently set
forth In a false and alluring light by many
Journals, and especially by traVellna aale
men interested In the sale if varl "is" tertT
cultural products. We would net atttributa
any intentional dishonesty te thi H,
have thus bolstered the commercial berU
cultural movement for years, but hard facta
u Jbey become known, show the error of
their position. Fer one without experience
and training te take unanv branch m ..
uierclal horticulture Is almost sure te be a
courting of failure. On the ether hand one
will seldom or never be disappointed who
turns te the garden for recreation, or who
seeks there the building up et overstrained
nerves, or who would fellow out te discovery
some of the innumerable secrets eT tbe vege
table world that are te be found by the earnest
and patient observer. It Is the place for at
I I. . ... I.A..B m m. a.av Am
aay ter women.
change from household duties, for pre)
atonal men, editors, nMreaaaw, elerks and
all who may be engaged U in-deer, and es
pecially sedentary employment Mere or
leas garden work aheuld be engaged In every
day and by every member el the family
wherever It la possible.
Tbe Natltts at iMghtsMa.
Ol the mountaineers of Daghestan (In the
mountains of Caucasus), Dr. Kaddle writes a
letter published In the Londen lme "On
myarrlvalat Kourenah,anestof the tghlans
bidden away neng rocks, I went te some
twins te rind a marked type of the popula
tion. Frem an anthropological point el
view the Inhabitants el the Matuur heights
are mixed population. 11 row n hair is
most common In both sexes, aud light gray
eves are very seldom seen among them,
lteth men and women have very thin beads
el hair, and the men net only shave their
heads, but cut the beard se aa te leave only
two narrow strips en either side of the chin.
Tbe Jewish type, which Is almost common
in the plain of Mamur, is net te be met witii
here. The women dress like their Tartar
slaters. " They Uke particular pride In
their shoes, which are embroidered of dif
ferent colors aud embroidered with geld
thread, and Dr. Hsddle considers them se
pretty and erlglual as te deserve a book te
themselves. The higher one gees In the
social scale the greater is the labor thrown
en the woman, and the mere Idle does tbe
man become. During the doctor's stay at
koureuah as many as forty men were
always te lie found sleeping constantly In
front of his house from morning till eve
ning. The mate considers labor dishonor
able te his sex. The Lesghlan women are
at work from sunrise te sunset. He has
even seen them building houses.
A Ulr4 el Ui Dstp.
A mysterious creature is thus described
by Count Joachim, the German African ex
plorer, who lias Just left Germany as gover
nor general el trie Somali country, as seen en
tbe coast of the Ulanga district :
We often saw an animal In the water
which we first believed te be a serpent from
its movements, and from the fact that only
new and tbeu it appeared en the surface for
a few seconds, unce, when we shot at it we
were surprised te see it rise out of the water
and flyaway. A Iter wards we succeeded in
ebtaluing one of the curious creatures. It
was about the slzeef a large tame duck, with
black plumage and a metal le lustre. De its
wings we noticed a few very light yellow
featbers. The neck was very long and thin,
and ended In a long, pointed beak, at the
eJge of which were two rows of sharp teeth.
At hrst sight no head was tslble. and tbe
neck appeared only te end in a beak. The
whole body of tbe bird is under water while
swimming, only the long neck was seen.
It It was frightened It disappeared altogether
unded the water, or tlew rapidly away. An An
other peculiarity which we noticed was that
when tbe bird bad left tne wattr It lay down
en a bush with outstretched wings te get dry.
The tlesh of the creature has au unpleasant
oily flavor."
We have heard tinny of our old trlend say
tbat Salvation ullcutnl them of iheuuiatUiu.
'Ihwb who hae tint ttlt'd It should de se. Our
druggUts sell tt for twcnIy-iWe centsabetUe
all the time.
Why sutler ulth a bid cold when eua bettle
et i-r Hull's OeuuhSyrun will cure a ceugn of
the eri kind. Dr. Hull's Leuuli Syrup U sold
for 2S runts pr bottle by all druggists In the
United Hales
aVMVlAL XUT1VBB.
Sill I.OII'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us en a guarantee. It ceres Con
sumption. old by H. It. Cochran, druggist,
Nes. 1J7 and lc'J .North (jucun au, Lancaster,
fa. (3)
A Sad MUfertane.
ts te raise 'a nice family of boys and girls
and then havu them curried into an nulrsrave
te an enily grave
by th.it terrible disease Consumption. Iteed
the warning and check It in lu nrst stages by
the prompt ue of hemp's ltalsam for the Threat
and Lungs, warranted te cure and relieve all
ciits. Price SOc. and It. rer sate by 1L
Cochran, druggist. Ne. 1J7 North Queen street.
nut crc. 3
Dihdslies Litis rsuiTS for stck headache
torpid liver, bUleusness and indigestion . Small
aid euy te swallow. One pill a dose. Price, 28c.
By all druggists. fefcS-SmdTu.Th.8
SLKKPLESti .Mill ITS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. ShUeh's Cure Is the remedy ler
you. Held by II. It. Ceehran, druggist. Hei 137
and 139 North Queen St., Lancaster, 1'a. (2)
COUGH. WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by ShUeh's Cure. Sold by
H. B. Cochran, druggist, N os. 137 and 13) North
Queen St., Lancaster, 1'a. fl)
Bsnews II sr Youth.
Mrs. I'hcBbe Cbesley, Petersen. Clay Ce , lewa,
tells the following remarkable story, the truth
et which Is vouched for by the residents el the
town : " 1 am 73 years old, hae been troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness for many
years i could new dress myself without help.
New I am free from all pain and soreness and
am able te de all my own housework, lewe
my thauks te Electric bitters for having re
newed my youth, and removed completely ail
disease and pain." Try a betUe ; only 50c : at
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and liJ North Queen
street, Lancaster, 1'a. (1)
Mether t Mothers 1 1 Mothers tt
Are you disturbed at night and broken or yenr
rest by a sick child sutTertng and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth T If se,
go at once and get a betUe of U US. WINSLOW'8
SOOTHING SYBUP. It wUl relieve the peer
tittle sntTer Immedlately-depend upon It ; there
ts no mistake about It. There Is net a mother
en earth who has ever nsed tt, who wUl net teU
you at once that It will regulate the bowels, and
give rest te the mother, and relief and health te
the child, operating like magic It Is perfectly
safe te use in all cases' and pleasant te the taste,
and Is the prescription of one of the eldest and
best female physicians and nurses tn the United
States. Sold every where. 2S cents a bottle.
maySldydaw
JUST AS GOOD.
Don't allow anyene te make yen believe any
Other remedy Is Just as geed for sick heulrhn
as Dr. I'lle,s Hriectd Prescription, for it Is net
true. This Is the only remedy In the world that
sinat-n at menxiiei uie auease ana art yes it
out. Ulve it a trial.
THAT naCKING COUGH can be soeulckly
cured by ShUeh's Cure. We guanntee It. Sold
by It. U. Cochran druggist, Nes. 137 and 13U North
Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. (i)
aUDNav TKOUBLK
A Case of Kan Tsars Standing Oared With
SU UeUls,ln Man BO Tsar el Age.
ALLssrrewrr, 1'a., stay s, 1886.
Dakdsliek litrrus Ce. Gents : 1 had been
troubled with my kidneys for a number of years,
nsed almost everything without much benefit
intll I tried Dandelion Bitters. I nsed six bot
tles and am pleased te say I am entirely rid of
the kidney trouble, besides my system being
toned np se that I feel like a different person. I
cheerfully recommend the same te all affllcttd
la th s way. JACOB atUSC'ULITZ.
feb 0-lnidTa.Tb.a
Cream and Celd Weather.
What a luxury Is a bath In summer, hurely.
but a greater luxury Is a clear head In winter:
lust when almost everybody Is sneextng and
snntlllDg with a cold In the head, but when you
ere attacked use Ely's Cream iSalrn. It cures
colds In the bead, and what Is better. It cures
the worst cases of chrenle caturh and hay fever.
Net a ll'juld, net a snuff. Pleasant te use' Quick
relief, uadical cure. a'.S3wdeedftw
jrtiat Ai.m urn mmmt.
FOK RENT.
., .,TW0 ST ienT room In Brimmer's New
uuiiuiuK, ju. i nene Queen street,
H eat
41U iaB tUUUUHU. m
febu-tfd nam
Apply at
(Mxiva LiviiiY erncE.
FOK HALK OB HENT-BRIOK STABLE
and let, 17xS0 feet, en Christian street, be.
tween East King and Orange streets. Can be
easily changed Inte a machine shop or ware
house. Kasy terms. U. C. IIUUBAKEE,
alBttd Attorney-at-Law.
HOUSE KOR KENT OK SALE.
Heuse with modern Improvements and
steam heat. Large lawn and 1 ard. A variety of
truu trees una grape vines. Ne. ISO North Lime
street. Apply te
nprs-tfd
K7.KA r. LANDIS,
Ne. ti North Lime Street.
17IOR SALE A GOOD ESTABLISHED
Mi business, in the best location at Harris
burg. Pa., en North 3d street, above :larkeU
Don't nxjulre much capital. Geed reasons ler
selling. Address. G. W. K,
ac-luid 101 Locust St, UarrUburg, Pa.
THE LATK8T JUST THE THINO
.!2?LI"J1B5 Purposes-Scotch Cheviot
il?.-!'5' w nve theu ,n twenty different
P-;r.r.? ?E wur iiuf cannot beexoelled.
titifift a?aU$U!T C CbMll
uysaaaTEiN'a'JrmE taii.euinh.
Me. S7 Merth Queen Street.
QUHll ODAJUHTUO.
RUPTURE.
Oar gaaranteac by OS. J. a. mathb.
aaeatoaest aoepersUosier aalaytms bub
ass ttastad bfaaiadrsaser esrasT kUte SOt
m AKUatsTrmLA, sSdllaK,
MBBtOAU
rjnilKNKW QUININE.
KASKINE
(THE NEW QUININE.)
Ne Bad BtTeetfl,
Me Hoadaehe,
Me MaussM,
Me Ringing ,
Ourasi Qulekly,
PlasVMBtiPUIW.
A POWERFUL TONIC
that the most dnllcate steuiach will bear.
A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
Ana all Uurut Diseases.
reKCOI.lH KtsklNK HAS llt'.KN KIUNO
TO 1IB ALMOST A Sl'KUtrlU. superior te
quinine.
ltvllerue Hospital, N Y., Universally me.
ccssful."
S" Kvery patient treat
ivl withKasktneBaslKwn
discharges cuied."
Iter. Jaa. 1.. Hull. Chaplain Albany Peniten
tiary, writes thai Kuktne ha cured his wife,
after twenty years sutTertng Irani malaria and
neneus dyspepsia. Write him for particulars.
XU Jeseph's Hospital, N. V. t M lt use Is con
sidered Indispensable. It acts perfectly "
Prof. W. P. Ilotceuibe, M. II., M Kast 25th 81.
N.Y.itMe fref.ln N. Y. Mert. College), wrtuw:
" Kasklne Is superior te quinine In IU speclne
power, and and never produces the slightest In
jury te the hearing or constitution.
Thousands upon thousands write that Kasklne
na cured them alter all ether medicines laUed.
Write for tHHiket testimonials
Kasklne i-au l taken without any special
medical advice. Il.uu per bottle. Sold by
H. B. OOOHRAM,
Druggist. 1.17 and U North tjueen St.. Lancas
tcr, !'., or sent by mall en receipt of price.
KAtklNKCO.,M Warren St.. New Yerk,
feb: lyoedAw
DRY HOODS.
PK1NG HRKSS GOOD&
33 aud 35 Senlh (ueeu Street.
(Ol'l. FOUNTAIN INN,)
Have just epenel a line et LUPIN'S SILK
HENKIKTI ACI.OT1I9 and LUPIN'S THIBET
SHAWLs In Single and Deuble at Lewer Prices
than were ever retailed In this city.
Our ll.iw quality Henrietta Is worth II. WX
uurn.. u,uamy Henrietta Is worth S1.4J.
Ourll.ti.iuallty llenrlettuts worm It )
OurllN.Hnuallty Henrietta Is worth II .
In Thibet Shauls we can give you bargains
that can net be equaled In theclty.
We are only K Square south et Centre Square,
aud eurexpenses are net H whst they would be
X Squire Nortbeaet or Wejt of Centre Square
and we can and de offer you bargains In tl.ete.
goods that will inure than pay jeu te come aud
aiotnem.
AN ELEGANT LINK OP
Spring Dress Heeds
In All the New shades ami Styles.
Frem 5 Cents Per Yard Up.
All Weel Cleths, lull yard wide, all shadOJ,
37Kc. per yard.
Try our COIISETS and have your New Spring
Suits fitted ever them, as we have the best fit
ting and best value ter the money oversold. An
Elegant Corset at :5c. At sec we can give you
what some sell at 73c, and at 73c we have the
beat value ever given.
33 and 35 Seuth !Jueen Street,
teri. reuNTAiN
INN.)
warl'J-ljdAw
OSTON STOKE.
Stamm Bres. & Ge.
Nes.2G&28 North Queen HU
WE AUK NOW
SHOWINfl
LINK or
A BEAUTIFUL
NEW SATINES,
( French and American )
At Lew I'rlces.
All Mew Styles.
Lest Year.
Net One from
NEW SEERSUCKERS.
IN UEWlTCHtNU VAUILTr.
THE KAIIIUIT IN OUK LINK or hPI.ilIAL
ATrttACTlO.NSUF
Dress Goods
WILL I'LEABE YOU IN I'UICK, QUALITY
AMU AS30ttTMENT. wu1'i,
Fifty Pieces WIDI-WALKHUITINQ, Winches
wide, all wool. S7Xe a yard. You'd paySec a
yard for them and think them cheap.
J.w.e.n5?nve feces All Weel llalU LINE
STitll'fcU UAT1STE, Quite New, 37Jc. a yard.
Bee our New Dress Heeds and you'll be pleased,
for we hve everythleg New and Ueslruble at
LOWEST PRICES.
FIVE HUNUBEI) 1'IECkS
Blacks Cashmeres,
Black Henriettas and
Black Dress Silks.
ATK.XTIUOItDINAltV Pa ICES.
100 Eemnaiits Dress Goods
At SO per cent. Less Uun Fermer Price .
BOSTONSTORE.
-StereOpen Every Evenlnf.-w;
TU ILI.IAM EDMONDS,
WMeult Dsaler and Conuniuiea Merehaat
I all Kiaoser
CIGARS.
Advances made en saleable goods.
O nice and
HMMIWWI
N0.29IyRBTItET.
Providence, Mhede Island.
apr:3md
ANKKKS.
KUHN, LOEB&CO.,
BANKKRi,
NAUUaV ST., MMW TOBK,
. .-Fyj! COMBTAVTLT OH BAND
A SBLaOTIO OF CHOICE MVESTMBMT
SEcuaiTiaa.
BAR
MM,
bard Mcelrey
MKDIOAU
MKD1C1NK.
Wonderful Popularity of the Re
nowned Medlelne.
Tie Mreatest t'urstlteSiiceess of the age
A Veire from the I'eeple.
Ne medicine Introduced te the public has ever
met with the success accorded te Hep Hitters.
It stands today the best known curative article
tn the world. Its marvelous renown Is net due
te the adiertlslng It lui received. It Is famous
by reason of Its Inherent virtues. It does all
that Is claimed ter tt. 11 Is the most powerful,
speedy and effective agent known Inr the build
ing up of debtllttted t) stems. The following
witnesses are niTuiud te prove this t
What It Did for sit Old Lady.
WiSoelen Motion, .V. I , Dee. ), lt4
Ubrth: A number et pmiplehad tieen using
your Hitters here, and with marked effect. In
met, one case, a lady of m or seventy years, had
been sick for ears, and for the Pst ten ears 1
have known her ahe has net iHeu able te tie
around halt the time. About six months age
she get se fertile she was httplm. Her old reme
dies, or physicians. tH'lugel no a all. 1 sent te
Deposit, forty-live miles, and get a bottle el Hep
Hitters. It had such a very Imuedclat effect en
her that eun bottle tmprmrd bar se she was able
te drw herself and walk about the house. When
she had taken the second bottle she waa aide te
take care et her own room and walk out te ber
neighbor's and hasttuprmedall the time since.
My wife and children also have dent ed great
benefit Irem tbetr use.
W. II. HATHAWAY,
Agt.U.8. Kx.Ca
An Enthusiastic Kinlersemcnt.
Cerhiim, .V II , July 13, IRA,
Gists Wherever en are, I don't kunw.but 1
thank the Lord and feel grateful te you te knew
that In this world of adulterated medicines there
Is one compound that proves and does alt It ad
vertlses te de, and mere, reur years age, I had
a slight shock of palsy, width unnetved me te
suchan extent that the letst excitement would
make me shake like the ague. Last May I was
Induced te try Hep Ullters. I used one bottle,
lint did net see any change ; another did se
change my nerves that they are new as steady
as they ever were. It used te take both hands
te wilte, but new my geed right hand writes
this. New, If you continue te manufacture ss
honest and geed anaettclu as you de, you wilt
accumulate an honest fortune, and confer the
gneatest blessing en our Iclluw-luen that was
uver lonlerredeu mankind.
TIM 111 KCH.
A Hiisb.tDd's Testimony.
M y wife was troubled for years with blotches,
moth patihrs and plmnlvs nn ber rare, which
nearly annoyed the llln out of her. MiesihmiI
many dollars nn the thousand Infallible (t)
euros, with nothing but Injurious effects. A lady
friend, of Syracuse, VI, who had had similar
perlence and had been cured with Hep Hitters,
Induced her te try It. One bottle has made ber
face s smooth, lair and teft as a child's and
rflven her such health that tt seems almost a
intrude.
A MxMiisaer Caiaeii 1'ahliamsst.
A Itlrli l.adj's Kvpcrlence.
I traveled all ever Knrepa and ether lerelgn
ceuiilrlex at a cost et thousands et dollars, In
search el health and found It net. t returned
discouraged and disheartened, and was restored
te real youthful health and spirits with less
than two bottles of Hep Hitlers I hope ethers
may profit by my experience and ilny at home.
A LADV, AUUL'STA,ME.
SaViienulne Hep Hitters for sale at Ceehinn's
i rug "tore, 137 and 13J Jierth Queen St., Lam ss
ter, 1'a.
JgXUAUSTKD VITALITY.
BXHAUSTBD VITALITY
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, the great Medical
Werk of the age en Manhood, Nervous and
Physical UebUlty, Premature Decline, Errors of
loath, and tbe untold miseries consequent
thereon. 300 pages 8ve. IX prescriptions for all
diseases. Cleth, rail gilt, only ll.ie, by mail,
sealed. Illustrative sample tree te all young and
mtddlenued men for the next 90 days. Address
Da. W.ll'AUKEIi,Brtnncb Street, liostem.
tnTlMyeedAw
VARVKTS.
J.
MAUT1N A CO.
Carpet
Department!
WE AUE CONSTANTLY KECEIVINU LAitUK
AUDITIONS TO OUttbTOCKOF
Carpets
New Bedy Brussels,
Mequetts,
Tapestry, and Ingrains.
ALL PRICES.
Special Offerings In MOQUETTS will last for
a snort time only. Heat Quality Smiths A
Hartferd, at IS per yard.
TAPESTKY ISUUSSELS-New Palterns-Spe.
clal Line-sic te lUc, wereC'J 1 3c.
aUNGKAI.N, CHAIN, UAU
ana VKN1TIA
a.-- s. ha.
WALL PAPER
At Prices that will Interest Yen.
80ME SPECIAL PBICE? THAT WILL II E
reUNII NO rVHKKE ELSK.
FOUR, FIVE AND SIX OENTS
-reu a-
New Line of Patterns
THAT HAVE 11EEN Se EAULY IN THK .SEA
SON. Geld and Satin Papers,
Fine Decorations,
Berden, &c.
spWi have circuited our New Sales Koema
and have new tbe Largest and llest Lighted
Carpet and Wall Paper balesroeins In the city.
J. 6. Martia k Ce.,
Cer. WMt Elsg Prfice Bta,
IsAJIOASTaVs. PA,
CLuratfftw.
H
1118U A MllOTUKH.
BURT'S
Improved Shield Shirt !
The mmbd from which Burl's lm
lrmnt UStttii Hhlrt la ci la the re.
suit or years' esperlenee by a prae
tltal euateiu shirt eutter and tutor.
Therefore, all el thedlrttculty hereto
fore had by ether makers In securing
n erfect fitting garment has been
overcome by our artist i henet tbe
mprwrtl HMtUI Hhttt as new made
by thn Hear Shut MAstrActusisii
Ce , Is admitted ty all who have tried
Ilium te be the most period Ht of any
stilt I en sale, and aie net even ex
relied by custom made goods. The
tionlef material (New ters: Mills), la
tued In their construction. The
boneinaarn 3-ly, made of the finest
llnun, tilui). The shirt body Is cut te
the form and Is heavily re-entoreed,
thus Insuring comfort and eaae te the
wearers and te give these goods
intra strength the lUent I'taekttet
()nlriii(iiii tidily en back and
sleeves nut been adopted.
These celebrated mpreicit SMelil
.Shirti are liner, better made, stronger
and mera perfect In every respect,
than the ordinary shield shirt en sale
generally.
Owing te the great popularity and
demand for these geed, their sale Is
ceuflncd te our frniflnj; Aeui only In
each city, and ran tw had either laun
dried or unlaundiled at epular
prlies.
lirsh & Brether.
ONE PRICE
MERCHANT TAILORS,
-ANU-
Clothiers and Furnishers,
CUE. NOKTU QUEEN ST. AND CBMTEB
4QUAKE. LANCASTER. PA.
w
1LMAMMON A rOHTKM.
CALL US HV TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
DON'T LINGER,
-BUT-
Bey Your Spring Soils New.
Itecause there I. a larger varlety te select
from than there will be later In tlm season
(lent's Light Weight Oorceats,8tlk finished,
113.0) te tn 10.
Yeung Oenl's Graduating r roc It SulU, WOO
and t:i no.
Ires4 hack Suits, 112 ID, IIS oe, i e.
Cent's line -Ilk Hats, Spring Shape, 1100 and
Light Colored SUIT Pelt Derbya, II 7i, liOO,
tiS".
Gray, Tan and Londen Smoke Colored Pocket
Hats, Mc., "Sc., sicn.
lleys'and Children's Cleth Huts with Stitched
llrlms, 50e . 75c, 11.00.
lleys' and Children's Weel roll Hats, Slltcbed
llrlms, Vc
The Latest Arrival,
no casks or
DRESS STRAW HATS.
FURNISHINGS.
In addition te a very large assortment of
Uent's furnishings we make special mention of
an Extra Italbrlggan Undershirt for Bents, Leng
or Short Sleeves, 23c. Something belter In
Spring Weight, Half a Hellar.
The Latest Sensation In Light Colored Bilk
Neckwear, aec. and S3c.
A Superior LUIu Thread Uose for Uents,
While or Fancy Celers, '2Sc,
Illcycle Ulders' Hese, Uarters and Gloves,
SOMETHING NOT EXPIGTEO
-IN-
Ladles' and Misses' Shoes.
W Pairs of Ladles' Kid llutten Shoes, free sel
lers, at H 00 1 new marked at ft id.
i7 Pairs of Misses' Spring Heel Kid Shoes, 13.00
te KM.
2 Pairs of Misses' Sptlng Heel Pabble Ueat
Shoes, tiW te Iteo,
25 Pairs of Misses' Spring Heel Shoes, tt0 te
til.
.43 Pairs el Ladies' Iland-Made rreuch Eld
llutten Beets, Common Sense or Opera Tee,
made by one of the Best Makers en a late style
model, 15.90 te LKi.
Ladles' Square Tee, Bright finished Curacea
If Id Oalters, u en te tl.Vl.
TttUMhS, VALI8ESANU SATCHELS.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER,
32, 34, 36 and 38 East King 8t,
LAMCASTEU.PA.
SBrHteres close every evening at u.00 o'clock,
except Monday and Saturday.
BOOTH AXl HUOKH.
N
KW HUOE BTORE.
HIEMENZ'S
-NKW-
8 hoe Stere and Factory.
Infant Kid Butten Bhoei . Vxs,
IH.IM.I ttHkl.n llUl llt,J. Mji.
Misses' High Cut Pebble llutten, II te 2, fl..
Ladles' Pebble Butten, a splendid shoe, Sl.ue.
Ladles' Best Pebble Butten, round or suuai
situate
WO,9l M
jsens rine i.ace Shoes. Il.as.
Men's Heavy Hewed Army Shee, 1 00.
Msa's Heb-Nail Shoes, ll.uO.
Beys' Lace Shee, lie,, and It U).
Ladles' Pine Kid Uand-Sewed Turn Shee, SL00.
Misses' rine Kid Sprteg Heel Shee. (1 19.
Cbtlds' Heel Selar Tip Shoes, 8 te 11, TSe ,
ChUds' Ooed Pebble Butten, Spring Uesl, TSe
Misses' Scheel Shoes, solid leather 11 te S, ILOU.
Mtsses' Spring UeelBatten Shee. 11 te S, We.
Shoes of all kinds made te order. Eemember
we have removed two floors above lbs old stand
N0.57NOBTOQVIIN BT.
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