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LANCASTER, MAY IS, 1JS7.
& Tlie Kereaae Bill.
SiTbeaew rerenue bill has passed both
kMftafcM of th leffiKlatiim hv lartm mal.-vr.
Haw, and will receive the governors appre-
P;, jiaehig all existing laws for the reduction
& aCetate taxation, without makine anv
,f Tary radical change in them. The design
' i- ateass te bare been te sweep into the as-
.,i - A. t .1 . ll.l . ...
aiBcnt au me uiunejeu capital in tue
'Mate ; and the work appears te be done
.-t'.aU AFAM$nll. T. ... st liit.Mut
lrt aeariDg security escapes, whether invested
rp.im wis or einer Biaies. uoek ac:eunis,
rifaadbank accounts subject te check with
ti,imwvwUi uui uucui uuuuujk uasu
f.vatatlen stock and manufacturing company
t-Stack that la emnlnVMl trlthtn ttm tjte in
".'miritlfta. and "mav dnlupt t frnm the
(aaMent paid their creditors. Persons lend-
jaag wweys are roreiaaen te cnarge lue lax
aa an addition te the interest, and any con-
"iteM trrthatanil U nuila ynl.l Witxtiu
. laflllaiim net far hint, and linntehnhl mnd
:' are exeinnt from taxation!
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IB. IB Saws
'"'.fa S3 23
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V0f" xnereare .thlrtyIx sections in the act,
aka has been very carefully drawn, and
'farbaps there will be less than the
;:OPBai aimcuity experienced in read-
'Ait It. that la rnnRf-a1fv fnnnil In
I'taenetrulng revenue laws, though there
't?WUl Verv certainlv tie ennimli nt If Tlin
vjtSbill was baaaed an unanlmnnilv hv thn
Ifctv "M"",,"r u"wuiutu ucvdiucuiiva
Fi-i cellencA n.i heraiinfl anmn nramu hill hnd
- l-, Wft BA M.i.k t..A..M . 14-
f$$k I"WMd before the Impending adjourn-
&i ewm, uu it was vnis or neiuing. iiiere
Sg. baa been no o-pertunUy afforded for the
n.. dlw.n.al.' Jin lih . al. ..ii- ji i.
. "giyiiueDui uyine puuuc,anu u
WiUtine at all surnrlslnir If it turns nut
ucsuilc Lue lwiue cjisl ul uie neL.
man V a Viler fi.V. pqcanm Thn little fUli nrr
jf aure te be caught under any revenue law.
h This one covers capital se broadly that it
may be held te embrace every form, except
such as are specially exempted, whether in
terest beariug or net. The expression used
is "and all ether moneyed capital in the
bands of individual citizens of the state."
That will take in everything any citizen
owns, barrlnu hlsexemnted lmnsfhnld fur.
P& nlture, his building association or manu
m lecturing stock, his watch or his carriages.
&k - The prevision prohibiting the collection
ppfe tbe tax from the borrower, is manifestly
fti. Qy srvfcjivtbVR)vioeuuuiuui'irtwlialuic Xi. lUC
teiegisjaiure aees net want tne borrower te I
:uwuuwwi- en ine mueeieuness, I
IK'nvlt ahnnld nmlt thn tav. far It l nnt In hnmnn I
power te the prevent creditor from making
stt borrower pay it. The only effect of mak-
er;ibk iiroefccouequuiewm ee wiai me ueoier
wtiwDl bave te pay the interest in advance of
Srgettlng tllB money ; as the banks make
$jl tnalr debtors de. -
BO nn. . j . .i .!.. ,u
V1 A44e wm uu iuU4i'&r;a uuu tiiut uuw lam
IJ-. nta real AatetA rnnVft a dnnliln tavatln nn
r zrrr. . r. .. " "'f.-
sl own nave te ue paid ny tne owner of the
Ejgiwm BUMe. " P,l lui wnen tins
";revenueblll was under consideration the
i",'OT" bwjbw wt ,ui.iuicr tUAUkiUU IUU1U
fSA bave been entered into and considered
K'lA tliA Am! lli 1....lt.AM A .1.
hshJw- . .T . . : . . .
; MJ VUU UlAtj IUO UUibUCU Ul UlXiUlUU
Baufnt De imposed in ract as well as in
lf .'MMainir UDOIl wealth. It lrpm pviflsnt
Pg(Ntat land should be credited with the
SM-?, MBOUnt Of the recorded mnrtiriurn nr iiultr.
ft MaenU upon it, by the tax assessor, and that
-,'. the owner should be ciiarced with n Lit
jffsly upon the surplus, unless the owner of
estate can be fairly charred with
double tax; and there is no geed
jaaaen apparent why lie should be.
fe?J.;TO na lure uis land lie3 open te view and
vAu. t ...... .
i i Hl HIT WI7 ni ' UlU. IllflT .1w.a .in! mnlr..
jj - -- - v , ...... ..v uuvi uut UIUE
nuk hi uuutviy mx it.
$i iTbere will need te be a mere thorough
rMflnlralnA in of mnl..n.l ut.t it..
BsWia.f.a MIVMIntt !. .,. t 1- 1
ww ivicuue buau uiu ucu uiuue Ju pre
' iftriM the bill Inat enacted lntnalAw.
tt1".?.. mm m m.
tV?i A'Ri-Im Fhuu ii.a ni.i
feThJ?.wlU ta K606181 satisfaction that
pn iiiu meeting m Terente, en
Taasdar passed off without n ,...' .u .
"tartance. Mr. O'Brien had been warn.
if be went te that city teattack Lans.
M. fa WOnld de it at his mm n.-lt a
eCtbia kind was all that was needed
the doughty Irish agitator del.-.
la Us intention te rata i.u v,tn
Mr. O'Brien Is illustrating te the world
HBwranieipiucKin Uie way In which
Maying the war into the enemy's
v 4.44140 nuiui te i:uuiiMHipn
I the earnestness of the. man vim
iprti himself into dangerfrem a mob's
as usuer w mu tee cause or me lux-
rlmn, paaaantry.- Ner does (Mr.
m SmiACfl Batten in his dellveranrna
l.beMly Attacks Lanadewne and chal
M Nslr. Thill far no foeman worth
rM eteel has arieee, hie only oppenenU
!'Ba)evelent critica OC the Goldwin I
lataatD. who rush Inte nersnnalltlas I
LalNr elear of facts. I
lO!J3daB tour premises te be nnvinr
m .....
aaw natute, new that the Terente
l-'lhM-been crossed. There is no
egar sf riot alnee tbe Orange
, baa beaa pseeefullT visits
Sle asanas? the antLAnareInn .1..
U Mt OaaarlliM Fatilaauiit ft r all
iwesssaawwa aevernBKnt adve-
fsjrjwaara sanea by tbem.
paw,, of nwMU. leUrament
i fata. sdiiJiW tew.ab 111.
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jflw OreM Flaw M lamlgraHea.
Hr. Clews, a Kew' Yerk banker, In a
circular letter te bis customers upon the
business situation, concludes ' that the
present great flew of immigration will
hoc ue weu-iaia plans or organized
labor into a cocked hat before long and
give employers command of the situation.
Ten thousand immigrants landed In New
Yetk en the 11th lust., being the greatest
number ever imported In one day.
Mr. vlews' conclusion is a natural one.
Nothing Is mere sure than that the law of
supply and dimand vill ultimately
control the price of labor, as much
as it does that of everything. It
is an idea of the present day te organize
unskilled labor, and it has been moder
ately successful because of the renewed ac
.tivHy in business and the timidity of em
ployers. Uut it is as sure as anything can be that
the value of labor will lessen n it iKwime
mere abundant ; and the effect of an im
migration at the rate of ten thousand, or
one thousand a dav. U ill relieva emn1,iver
of an anxiety as te the failure of the labor
suppiy. l neer any imaginable conditions,
societies and organizations cannot control
it.
It is different with skilled labor, which
has always been mere or less controlled by
organization and doubtless alwas will be ;
but upon that also this large immigration
must have a great effect.lt probably will net
be Ien? before the labor organizations will
demand a restriction of immigration. It
has been put into effect with Chinese
immigration, and only te get rid of
competition of Chinese cheap labor. There
is the same reason existing for shutting
the gates before the immense European
immigration, which is as apt te lower
wages as the Chinese immigration. AVe may
have a revival of Knew Xethine nelitics un
der conditions mere favorable nnw than
then te political success, inasmuch as the
country is mere densely populated and
the advantage te it of foreign immigration
net se clear. It may be plausibly urged
that we need all our elbow room for our
natural accretion. We are net disposed te
favor the reversal of the policy which has
made us a home of refuge te the nations,
eui ii is clear mat we should be particular
as te the character of the immigration and
see that its quality is geed,
An interesting decision has been given by
t je en j.ruuie eeuri in we matter of turnpike
liability for damage Tbe iumcaater Avenue
Improvement company operates a turnpike
Mail Ih.l lb.M.. 4. . r.
uu ui. .i . cine-. 4uuuigemery county. Re
cently tbe read waa belm; repaired by a con
tractor who waa te lurelah all tbe labor, face
charge of the work and perform bla contract
In a geed and workmanlike manner; be
agreed alae te provide a aafe passage war for
the public, and te Indemnify tbe company
against less arising from tbe negligent per per
fermance of his contract. The read waa
partUily excavated and left unguarded
by Hunts or barriers. Jnhn Rhnj. ...
along it one night and be and bit team were
thrown ever an embankment. Ue brought
suit anlnst the cemnanv and nuv....i
in the Montgomery court of common pleas.
This Judgment baa been affirmed by the su
preme court. In an opinion by Mr. Justice
uiarK, in which it is held that it waa the duty
or the company under tbe circumstances te
have warned travelers of the danger at that
point, and by proper devices te bave guided
them Inte the safe part of tbe read. While
If It had been a municipality performing the
duty el repair aa a burden imposed and with
out preflt from tbe operation of tbe read, tbe
fact tbat the work waa In charge of an bade
pendent contractor would have been a geed
defenee and the contractor alone liable; yet
the rule is different where the read la operated
by a private corporation for purposes of preflt
and the duty and liability cannot be shifted
te tbe contractor, and tbe company la an
swerable ler bis negligence aa its agent or
servant If the read bad been in progress of
construction, or bad been closed for repairs,
a different case would of course be presented.
WHAT a PltV It Is that ma miin nl h j
men who wejld adorn the supreme court in
the place of deceased Justice Weeds are close
w me consututienal age rer retirement,
seventy. Senater I'ugb, of Alabama, is C7 ;
Senater Morgan, of tbe same state, is 63
Jehn B. Tucker, of Virginia, is fri ; Senater
Maxey, or Tens, is C2, and Senater Geerjre.
of MUslssipp, Ul. ' '
OnaiitAii Whxveleck, an eccenUle and
wealthy I'hiladelphian committed suicide by
banging some time age and his will is new
being contested by a relative named Jehn
Rea. The will bad provided that Kea should
receive one-third et tbe estate, but this be
quest was revoked by codicil and It is claimed
tbat the testator was net el sound mind when
the codicil was executed. His housekeeper
j-...... 4..U . awing duiu in his room
and passed most of bis time swinging and
writing poetry which be thought every one
should admire and read.
If this latter peculiarity is te be taken as
evidence of insanity, many a will can be
easily broken. Ue used bla swing vigor viger vigor
eusly for tirteen minutes at a time swinging
as bard as he could go. Mr. Kea came te see
him one day and the poet changed his clothes
in honor of bis visitor. In consequence or
this be caught cold, whereat be became very
angry at Mr. ilea and disinherited him. He
had a system of trap doers all ever bla beuse
th. C,e! "l8ed1t01IMCU; ventilation claiming
that they would alae be useful In case of Are
In abort he appears te have been about aa eo ee eo
eentrioas any aane man could be, It will
be interesting te watch tbe disposition of tbe
Mr. Andrkw Cabneeie, having been re
quested te contribute tntharnnH - n.
posed celebration of the queen'sjubllee In
New Verk, baa written a characteristic letter
In replv. Bivlnir the rauniu , .. .
subscribe or sympathize. " Flrst-I am an
American citizen and a very staunch Kepubll
can a man who rejects the monarchical Ides
aa inconsistent with and Insulting te his man.
hr7. .11 ,"""' ""y"" were I te cel
ebrate tbe reign of any hereditary power. 1
... Mllnl a, wwiar.' " tie is alae at a
w.'? "I0?"'"0 why Americans should
want te celebrate the. reign of any sovereign
monarch. i think this view is shared S 'tne
satlsltlen tbat your cemmuS n-. bel
compelled te select a CmSub pJLidtnt
and also a chl.f oreter-mlnt anTlSSr
honored men, but ami qultelonagteJ
Yerk and te America. A NewYcVk damJ.
.traUen, preside ever and .
mptmed Canadtans, will be quite unlqV. la
Its way, but u no sense will reprsZat New
Yerk. I rejoice that no New Yerk men of
position could be found .hn 7" . "
get themselves as te appear upeti Trepubii
can soil aa the eulearista et ..ni,. ..."
concludes with the observation that if New
a uratiia uiiuieeieurate semsthlng.lhe orener
day for It U the Fourth nt Jni. v
day for It Is the Fourth of July.
emmeMAXt.
Mrs. Kandall Laa Gibsen, wife of
JUiulaiaoa'sseaater, tedead..
nnvKnvAn ITirt. nf 4 vi . ---- -
snttbeBameofCeloaet Fred Oraat tetae
oeeaw ter quaranun oemausaloasr. I
CONOBESSMAN Raw nir.r. aaaa tk.t ., I
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eaaaty fear, hate beaa sataliMel te araeUea
t tee suprMMS court of tkeaute.
Richard McSnannr. Baltlruere lawyer,
who waa lnetrumenKl in breaking up tbe
padrene evil in that city, has beea decorated
by the queen of 1 taiy for his service.
AUOt'sTB UunHl ! MkM'V, husband of
the leinnuadlta, (Hull Urltl, was nn Mon
day sentenced In Parts te oeo jeu'a Impris
onment at bard labor ter attempting te ex.
tort 0C0 Irancs from hlsslster-ln-law, Mnie.
Adolphe lierard de Mele.
Bkv. Kranch J. Celli Kit, n. U, pastor
of the DoKtilORtewn lVebtetln church,
will represent the presbytery of Cheater lu
the general easeuibly, which will lie held ' n
Omaha, Nebraska He leave for the V,'et
this week. Dr. Cellier waa college claremats
et Governer Heaver and Cbauncey F, Hlack
Oks. Visceu.it Taxi, the Japanese mln'
ister of agriculture, and nls associates, railed
en tbe president en Tuesday. Mr. Cleve
land did net come down te recelte the
caller, although one or the party is credited
with the gallant remark that his purpeie lii
coming te America waa te see tbe president's
UOAUUiul Wlls
OnoneK W. Cim.tn.ef the I'hll.delphia
I.rdfftr, who had been Invited te ilellxer the
address at the laylngef tlieejtner-stoneel the
graphed te Mayer Kerchevall that he waa
obliged te decline tbe honor. Mr. Childs, in
uHintvuH, ram; -une industrial deelei-
.. .."".v i. .mu OUtl.ll Will Uff
greatly enhanced and furthered by this well
tlmswl trim-Am ant nn ilini,t.i..in... . .. .
Tenneae.- " ' " "' "1 wr'e '
TitEAnomiKvcexoi WiritKTKK, who
Us very little man, while showing aome
ladles eer the grand old cathedral a day or
ttfniBA With Ilia nhlestf nf.ul..An.iuii T. .
monstrous size of tbe pipes of the erusn.
IT. t:. u'"' "pair, crept into one
which lsy en the tloer. He then stuck fast te
the nine. An tin hail thn km nr Iha aik-....i
In bta pocket and ba1 ieckeil the deer, th
iiuiuuu wMnmtwnu cruiciu At lenetli,
the organ came b"k from dinner aed extri-
aaiafA.I thn ranasikla nll.... . I
i '"imiBUie cuiictuiu iruia uia iire
die men L
i.WlKIS CAUflMHIK.
Tbs Wealthy Ftittbura Iren Wner Wlie Waa
Keccntljr alarilrd
Andrew Carnegie, the wealthiest Iren man
ufacturer In America and probably In the
world, Is building a cattle In the Atleghenlea
which Is te cost f!,C(X,000. Mr. Carnegie
came te this country a peer boy and tbe story
of bis career is an instructive record of 1IH.
genceand aspiration. His lite in America
began when he was about sixteen or reven
teen years of age, at I'itUburg, where be ar
rived from Scotland with his parents. Seek
ing employment he seen obtained a situation
from David llroeks, a gentleman new resid
ing in Philadelphia, but then manager of a
Pittsburg telegraph cilice. Mr. Brooks
hired him at f.l per week, and Car
negie's advance from this time en was
se steady and rapid that in a few
years be found blmseir iu independent
circumstances. Mr. Carnegie baa efta said
that be ees bis rue In life te a
game of checkers. His father, who was a
meulder in pottery, was very fend of the
game, ana was lu tbe habit of going te a cer
tain alehouse in Pittsburg te play. There
be met Brooks, and had many a bout with
him. The elder Carneuie took Andrew with
him sometimes, and one day he said te
Broeks: "1 deu't kuew what te de with
my boy." "Send htm te my efflce and I
will make a messenger of him," waa tbe
reply. Brooks bad an old Instrument in bis
office, and be showed young Carnegie hew
te tick out en It the Merse alphabet, aed in
time .tbe boy became a skillful oper
ator. The late Themas A. Scott was then
superiLtendent at I'itUburg of tbe Pennsyl
vania railroad, and having also au Instru
ment in his office, wanted anmn una tn ,,!,
It. Brooks recemtaexded Carnegie, who
took tbe place. Scott became lntarested In
the energetic young man, and favored biin
In many ways, giving him opportunities te
speculate in oil aud coal, by which he made
considerable money. Pushing ahead and
Investing his money judiciously, Car
negie has risen te pre-eminence among
the Iren masters of his adopted country. MrT
Carnegie is one et the meat enterprising. In
telligent and liberal citJns, and fully an
Ereclates the manifold advantages or Ainer
ij, which he baa set forth in a book called
"Triumphant Democracy," the publication
or which created considerable stir. Mr. Car
negie, although Ufty years et aije, never was
married, and bis recent marriage, (April
PS7), te Miss Whitfield, ei New Yerk, was
somewhat of a surprise te many of bis friends
and acquaintances.
A Baltimore neire who cmWrited te Liberia
years age, orJerel a quantity of lr null's
w?ikoet7trUt ,UUn' tlm didn't Ilke te be
J. K Meeds, U.i I, II. Keeper, Ifert Carrell,
ai-MOlAL MOTIOMM.
WHY WILL iOU ceaKhwnen Bhiinh'. i'..
and 11. rer sale bv u. H. nhn Tit.ZS..;
WUll
nn lmmAi1i4tA mii.T if.Ain... -.
ive Immediate relief
I. SYP aala h 14
Ma U7 North Uueen street.
tJUB "V. OEO. U. THAVKH, of Bourbon
tn(L. says : Beth myseli and wire ewe our lima
tesftlLWs CONSUMPTION CUBSV' rli Vai!
byH. B. Cochran, Druggist, Ne, is, North Queen
street. (J)
nSSHSft.'8 C.UKI5 w,u ImmedUtety relieve
fJAran. urugglst. Ne. u Noru,
Caoueo.
We would caution the Public tn beware of
Dealers etUrtng Kemp', llalsamat lesll SiSuS
rCKUlar Price. Su cenu and 11, as eftentlines lmi.
uaonserlnferiormiclesarogoiaaiegBnillni
In order te enable them te svlt chuanly. h m"
te your.
Sample bottle Riven
Die-iwaatw
Uucaisu s Axuum Built.
Tbe Best Salve In the world for Cuts. Hrniu.
Sorts. Uloera. Salt mumm r..i. i".in.,?,
Chapped Uanas.CMlblalns, CerasTd'aJI BaS
Brnntlnna.aniInn4iliiw4iiv77.Kw. n. ?" ' DH?
required.
action,
MX. rer sale by U. B. Ceenran, Drua-aisi.
and W North Uuaen street. LsAMsterTPaT
The Kxetlement Net Over.
5t rn,h at H tt Cochran, druggist, Na 1S7
North Queen street, still continues en accemt
H,JR?Mi?.n.,i5l!c.V)(,wlu,c.euh. Ce"". Asthma;
Bronchitis and Consumption, te precurea betUe
of Kemp's lialsam for the Threat and Langs.
wbc 'f.'JliL011 sTuarantee and Is glvlngentlre
pik?y&Flt ? ?"Jn llimlly refnedy!
Price Weenu and tU Trial tit frit, eiviwdaw
MeUisrsI Mothers II Mothers 1 1
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain or cutting teeth? If se.
go at once and gets bottle of MUS. W1NBLO WS
""NOSVKUP. It will wlteve thpoer
ii n "ff"r 'mme1te'r-deiend upon It t there
enearth who has ever used It, who win net tell
Sl'.SSUUwmeUler',u,,I"jlw' and hesiute
? J0.8 ,n au eases' ana pleasant te the tt4i
and. Uthe prescrlpuea of oieefi eldiSt and
. nutyn-iyaaw
. aVeUse. Pnahlaa' ' 4.i..v..
pSeenrtrtT mtK.canwif. M
fled upon te carry In stock inepureTt Tan J ihS
live, pushing and reliable, by nremmenainV
articles with well-established merttiufl inchJL
are popular. Having the agency ferttnaeaiS
biatedllr. King's New llscTerey?rSS;ulSp:
H. B. Cochran. Druaicbt. m .n Vi
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mail iiruportletistiivtt only
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which, theuan much siualler
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PHILADELPHIA.
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THLOfllOKOS FOK KHKUMATM.
A Startling Fact.
It Is net com-nenly known that a large pro
portion of therheumatlituand neuralgia extant
U traceable directly te the diseased condl'len
or Imperfect action or th kidneys and liver
therefore a remedy which cures the resulting
disease must hive round and smitten the Hrst
cams. Many persons using Athlopherus fei
Uheumatlsm and neuralgia have been surprised
te And thu chronic dUerders or the liver and
kidneys have alto been greatly relieved and
thiy have written for an explanation. The fact
1, that the remedy acts directly en these
organs, cleansing them rrem all Irritattna- sub
stances and regulating their action. Taken In
connection with Alhlopherca Pills this Is, with
out exception, the mewt valuable kidney and
liver remedy In the world, and wUI euro a lae
proportion et these Who have these diseases.
Copake Iren Works, Copake, N, Y.
Fer the last Ovey earn 1 have been subject te
severe attacks el rheumatUm which would
cause me the most excruciating pain tn my
chest i was obliged te pat myself under the doc
tot s care for two or three months at a time, and
even then It was almost Impesttule teeetanv
relief. The last time I was ttken iny son was at
home, and I requested him te call the doctor
but he said he had heard of atjkw remedy for
rheumatism called Athlopheros and advised me
te try It. I aid and you can Imagine my sur
prise, was relieved of all pain alter Using one
bottle and have net been troubled since. It
eaved m quite a sum of money, and what Is
better, 1 was net obliged te endure weeks el suf
fering; would net be without It In the house
Have recommended ltte ethers and ttneverlalls
te giVe relief. L. II. PATTfcttlON.
Every druggist should keep Athlopheros and
Athlopheros mis, but where they cannot be
bought or the druggist the Athlopheros Ce.. Ne.
Ut Wall street. New Yerk, wUI send either (ear-
.rl.,p Len..tBCe,pt of rePlar price, which
Ul.oeper bottle rer Athlopheros andsec. for
rer liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, tn tn
digestien, wjakness, nervous debUlty, diseases
el women, constipation, headache, impure
bleed, Ac Athlopheros PUIs are nnequaled.
mayls-lweed
glMMOINS L.1VEK RKODLATOK.
Chills, Fever and Malaria.
"in low latitudes, and especially In malarial
districts where ChlUs and revers are almost anl
venal, the Judicious uie of Simmons Liver Beg Beg
ulaler.as iVrtrnHteen'l Teme, will secure Im
munity from the weakening and dangerous
effects of Malaria, and will cure ChUls and
rover and all malarial disorders. A cloud of
witnesses, numbering the best and noblest of
the land, will attest the truth or this remark.
The Itegulater act3 mildly upon the bUlary
ducts. Is free from mercury and ferfectly harmless."-!.
II. Jesss, Macen, Oa.
" I had Chills and rever rera number or years,
which greatly affected by nervous system. Am
always bilious, but when when I feel the attack
coming en a geed dose or Simmons Liver Itegu Itegu
laeor will always relieve me." Da. e. raaiDix.
STSia-, Seuth Bosten, Ta. mlSeedAw
QAFE, SURK ANDBPKEDY CORK.
. HUP10'. Varicecele and Special Diseases
or either sex. Why be humbugged byqnauta
when you can find In Dr. Wright the only Umd
lab ParsieiAs in PM'sdelpaiwhe maxe? a
specialty et the above diseases, andciiat
TassiT Cinus euAaAarasoTAdviee Free day
and evening. Strangers can be treated and S
turn nema amni4ii im... -JTiT """"
a., - -.?: 5AWWB5
MlMnrth Ninth Street. Above Baca,
F. O. BOX 871.
raiiaaeiphia.
anuMvaw
TXUAOHTKD V1TAUTY.
BXHAUSTBD VITAIITT
worHkc,cayenLAru
Physical DjbUIPremTluineirse
.ISS,tne n2!0,a miseries consequent
S2?en- 5?P?e"TO' lPrescrtpUenslOTsll
diseases. Cleth, full gtlt, only Mm br man
sealed, inns trail v; sample freile all yeSng d
SSI at SBBtaavaBaaaaaaaa allaAUUCa S9IJ-WBWT SfaSST rsaa
mvlMTSOtaw
JMPROVKD CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS.
CURE FOR THK DEAF.
Belt's Patent Improved Cnshlensd Bar
Drums PerfecUy restore hearlnjr and wrTerm
SSSSLVif.U!"nt,?m,arnin- tnvlslbfe,?.
fprUble and always la position. AU eonrerea eenrerea eonrerea
Uen and even whispers heardUUnctlr. Send
for Illustrated boeaT with testimonials, t stBlL
Address or call en r. HUCOxlw BjeidwiF.
Maw Verk. Msatlen ttkj nanarT
innal
i1i
T
WEAK MEN
Suirerlnc from the effects of youthful errors.
S1', V" T?k,"i teetn.anhS5
etc . I will send a valuable treaUM7sealedl eon.
talnlngfull particulars for home eure. PBBBef
charge. A splendid medical work i should be
"dbrjveryman who is nervous and deblll.
mlMmdAw Mnedns. Gena.
BOOjTsUMsm
A T WIANTt?,
OUB CHOICBCOrrCKS
AND riNEiT POBMOSA. OOLONUS AND
IMfBBIAL TEAS
wegtiarantee for One flavor ana geed drinking
HaEAKrATTCOCOA'AWDCIIOCOLATE.
PARCr UBOCBB1KS.
Try our lllgh Grade PAMlLr FLOUB.
OmO. WI&lfT,
ang-avird Na IU West Etna street.
1HK UUALKUNTK.
The Chalfonte.
prevVS-uU.1"00' a,rt 0tfcer
Modern lav-
Ocean End of North Carolina Ave.,,
ATLANTIC CITY, M.J.
r ROBERTS A IONS, -rrrmil
'rvqpf nf&&s wsr'rA'?JT!r9rt
IvTtDyEgDAT. MAY 18, 1!
A OAJiaMAlt MO,
An Yeu in Search of Bargains ?
tr se
L Gansman & Bre.
.,w'L".nnV,' lhl" cemln Wfek better value In
Ils-wTSaisi It thai IMauu a.tt.t.l..aua...rti ..."
Inn thttu uy elHr huutu In the eltr.
SUITS TO ORDER.
1 Unyt ku AM Weel Bull Mutie te Onlur
U Hujiaii All'Wuel Cheviot Buli Mftde te
Ortler,
$i Hays an AU'Woelc&ulmere Suit Mftde te
uruer.
Ill Hnra an All.Wrvnl sTA...ja m..i (as.ai- a.
Ofdr. ' "-,aW e.V .MV W
JSilrm V1 "Wooi Knglbh WorgteJ luU
svie tetirilcr.
aU Hilts sail AII.Wvnl !.!. ..la tM..
OfderT ' "" -""" '"" """" w
toerde?" " A11,We01 p"no Albert Suit Made
i.R3.'.,?i.,a,M' fcil J0 na -W All-Weel
t ante le tirner.
Plenty el (ioed Styles te "elect from.
M.,?u.w?nt et'Uh spring or Summer Suit
Made te Order at a Moderate l'tlce don't lall te
CALL AT
I. GANSHAN ft BRO.,
Merchant Tailors.
MANUrACTUKIHS Of
Mea'i, Bars aad Chlldrea's CUthlag,
B. K. COB. N. QUBKN A OKANUK BT3,
LANCASTKB PA.
HXTn9t?lT!t M,a ) Clothing
Nw
RKADT I
Our Beady-Made Stock
-OF-
SPRING CLOTHING.
'.!". prariBLt'. ,new our NewSPKtNO
9VOCK In Keady-Made suits, our Assortment
'-nter than ever before, and Prices Lewer.
We have taken special cam te stet up geed and
--; -"". . . i qi mnu 4naiiK,anu
w??'..l,st,,n,slo,rBnerU hive beensuetwas-
rill I sa11 aia4Ss.Hiav.feakAa.M .a r -
.-.. w. esaaiaiie UI UU) IWOUUl OI J OUT OpmiOO,
Oar Custom Department
FIT QDARANTEED.
BTTRGEB, & SUTT05,
Tellers aad Clelalcrt,
NO. 24 0ENTR1 SQDABB,
LANCA8TBB. PA.
JJYKRH A RATUKON.
NO PERSON
Desirous et securing
A FULL DOLLARS WORTH,
Should buy until they hare inspected
Our Stock
-or-
CLOTHING!
TUB LARGEST AND TASTIKST
ON SALE IN LANCASTKB.
OUU PB1CIS AKK LOW ANB 1IIK WOKE
TllB VBBY BIST THAT
CAR BE MADE.
If you are looking for Nice Clothing, of all
Styles and Celers, ours Is the place. Anything
desirable In the Cletbing Line may be fennd In
our stock. One thing snre-UOOUS ALWAYS
TUB OUT AS BEPBK3EHTKD.
Myers & BatMen,
LEADING CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KINO STRUT.
LAMCABTBB, PA.
uw Tsvua Ann oewrmnm.
JJAKNUM COMES AND OOE8, BUT
WHEN WE TELL TOD TBE SALES
OF THK
20 CE.NTBE sqUAHE
Tea, Coffee ted 6recerj Stere,
Have doubled In seven weeks von m..
think we are here te stsy. This shows
very p'alnly that we have the confldenee
of bur customers. Dur aim U te keep the
best In quality at prices aa low as the
lowest.
aa-Jilve ns a call and yen wUI net re.
gretlt.
JOHN A. CLARK,
CENTBE
sutrauK
martunftw
TJEUEMBER
Ike Eagle Sttmbss ea Erery Dellar
TOU SPEND AT CLAKKE'S.
This Is beetnse he has te squeeie It se hard te
get the small prenis he asks. """"m"l
r.rsuTern3.,&c,.nVtO,u8r
ae.c.,,fif;,2rrvn,' 10 T- es.r
n.7U?aW5T?lf.lryjS.W,,01e."'"".
: "S " I ?." J "St save Sc en a verv
two patkates. Olive Oil onlvSe a hniii. v
I. Uliveutl onlvSeahotila vA
lVpeund ft "peaw tSWT, i ?,
Harlav. an a nnnnil lin-A tz. . """- -..
hen amS . ' " " " J weriSi 1U0
coffees lift, ti, 18. an, Mand M CeuU per pound.
Clarke's UomblnaUen Coffee onlyVei ckeesa
Willi eaih nniiul uT ... m?'..,.'l'
S."J "K? POUDO. . Brown Sugar. 4Kc. Para
White. SWc,
Uranulated.se. pSwdarsSJiVC
4 nMnM vi
iy rieu rat , Wand sj cea
balfquarter
L.I
rieurj su
nrasarfmP
a i
illl.l.nn'.r;. JZlZZ.-XZTi,'?''
per
UnltedriuUs
irtnr In bealthlnlneaa te anv luar In
w ". Tw.r 4.-4 4.141U44UWt..nrBS HIT,
Loek out for tkam, and also our new wsgeas.
CLABKa? OBIBIRALTIA AND COFFEE
STOBB.NaH West King St.
WTelepnene
TTTANTBD.
.TV u aalesmea
v. sPawaa akws aesm-isM taStaaasia'
MilBS.
FaeUIUae uiuurpasiea.
UXf.
asuwa. aauTMBilB.
rtM..
VAtiraiaw.
J1R8U MtarMMM.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Oar Merchant Tailoring Penartmeet Is as
bright and new as ever. We are centluually re.
eelvlng a fresh sapp'y of
NEW STYLES,
NEW PATTERNS
AND NEW GOODS'
Our line of PIECE (I0OIM for CUSTOM
MAItBSI'tTSerTttOUSBRI cannot tie seen or
equalled In this city for ths PBIUES e are
making them up ler.
Our workmanship cAnnnt beeseelltd.and we
guarantee you a porfect and stilish 01 ler the
least money.
Wealsn have a Pull and Selected 8le;k of
MKN'8, YOUTHS' and UOiS'
Eeady-Made Clothing,
l NDKBWEAB,
LADMOBIEO and UNLAUNDBIKO Mill UTS
WOOLEN SIIIHT.
cellabs and currs,
MANDKEKCHters,
HOSlKltr,
8KKKSUCKKBCOATS and VESTS
ALPACA COATS and VESTS (Extra Blr.es).
LINEN PANTS,
OVEIiai.l.s,
BUOUEB COATS and UMUUKLLAS.
Sirsh & Brether,
ONI PRIOl
MBROBANT TAILORS,
-AND-
dethiers and Famisliers,
0K. NOBTU qUKEN ST. AND CBNTBI
OUAKK. I.AMUASTBH. f.
w
ILLIAMHUN A KOttTKK.
CALL US BY TELEPHONE.
WILUAHSON& FOSTER.
THE RESULT
or
Supplying Perfect Fitting
GL0TH1N
s
-AT-
GENEROUS PRICES,
II 11 M.MIK-
Ours the Popular Stere
-reB-
'Summer Suits.
SKKKWCKEB COATS AND VSTe.
COLOBBU UB1S3 PANTS.
LIGHT
CHILUBEN'S SUIT8, SHIRT WA19TS AND
LIOHTCOLOBEO BTIPr PELT HATS.
STBAW HATS.
CHILUBEN'S PANCT HATS AND CAPS.
LAP B0BE3 AXD WHIPS.
GENTS' SUMMBK BILK NRCKWEAB. COL
LABS and currs.
NABBOW PLEATED DBESS 81DBT8.
B1LBBIOQAN UNDEBWEAtt.
THBEAD QLOVBB AWO FANCY UOSIEBY
LADIES AND MISSIS' rtVE DBESS
BOerS AN DBU01.3.
CHILDBEN'S 8HORS. OKNT8 AJfD BOYS'
DBESS UAITEB9.
BICYCLE AND TENNIS HIOES.
TEONES. VALISES AND TEA? ELINO BAGS.
All at GenereM Prices.
WILUAMSON 6 FOSTER,
S3, S4.S6 u 38EMt Klag 8t,
LANCASTBB. PA.
ascept Mondays and Batnreais. '
WINKa AND LIQUOKU.
pORK RYE WHISKY.
Old Graff Spring DislilHrj.
. Wtaated en'Ksst Orange street, between
Orange and cheatuut, one square east of reser
voir, Laaeaaur. e
I have i eat erected anew distillery with all of
thn latest Improved machinery for dUUlllna
PUBE BYE WHISKY. J "
II HUH AaVaVWU D.la(M
vs.. am, wssaeia m amaa, riuunDMB:,
laelBl hsftaaaa SIS nt af OavZ. aMA.
est water. At It ear anwaafathers drank wk .
they were boys, and Itliaa never been knewa 'ie
run dry even In the hottest weather. Frem U is
spring all the water sis) tn the duuilery as t .S.
talned, the puuu drawing Ireui It twenty-a ve
gallons a minute. "
IksstdestayowadlsUlleaWalsky.IalsessM exm
Braa4lM, Glat, Wlaea, Ac
aafCall an be eeaylnaaa.
A. asHEAFFEE, DktalaV.
W. . Faimer having geed Bye en asisaf i au
Be ready sal for It at The stese or sSS lE?
aghast WatattsJtpriMpsadX.j5 'Si
I. Wlffi w
,.. ., ., - mmmM .n. 4-44frKi44-.
This Distillery baa beea erected at the famous
Old Uroffstewn Spiisg. which has been noted fur
ttanlaBtaeuaana naralllaaaunniw Af ih. n
WgWi!t!ll!
tmruveDa.
QUMMKK UNDKKWKAR
SlMtlSe BeRth qavj Htrtet.
(OPP. FOUNTAIN INN,)
HAVE lSJJlv LSKOE LINK OF BUM.
MEM, MBH1NO ANO UAU.E
Underwear
!.ill4ia
ea- ana iienu' underwear rmm a .
st goods ever sold IheprtaJhndrSS-.
tne best
ffaffvM?- v.tfwffi.ias
llan.a IT
BAEUAINS 1st
Laundried & Unlaundried Bhlrti
FOB MEN AND BOTE.
Men's Shirts, linen front, We. each. Men's
8o'".,'ninfrenCrelBfotced In Treat
and bark, only Cc. ; nothing te equal them In
the city ler tbe price Our tke. Shirt U the beat
value ever given Heys' Shirts, all sites, tee
K?j.t1ee?80?W,p1 WerkiB ". -rirS3.
mllil K2.1In 'CII"DBS)' 1IIBBKU HOK In
i?iT??Vr???i5,.U " ""e-lysc.pw
ii? "J!?" ?." Tesn llAdles' Colored llerderad
Handkerchlersenlyfe each. Twanty-flra Hesen
Men's Colored lletderBd Handkerchiefs only te
tteyarTStllBlur11100 ,U,M- oed' M
S3 aad 35 8eata Qimb Straet,
(OPP.
FOUNTAIN INN. I
maris-lydAw
J.
a MAKT1N A CO.
NEW ARRIVAL !
SPRING
DRESS
GOODS.
DOUBLE FOLD
LunrRE
ard.
CHECKS, ttlKc- a
SINGLE FOLD I USTBE CHECKS. Large and
Small Plaids, at 10c. ayard.
WOOLTBICOT8. SBInches Wide, Bprtns Shades,
at Mc. a yard.
IIKKIE bUlTlNUS. Checks, stripes and Plain,
alJlc.a yard.
CHECK CASIIMKKt, In New Colorings. !
Inches Wide, at SOc a yard.
CHECK TBICOTS, Weel and Silk, te Incl
Wide. aw ayard.
SILK AND WOOL MiXTUBtS. In Plain SB 1
Checks, at one. a yard.
CBKAM CAWVAB SUITINGS 30 Inches Wide,
at tbe. a yard ; worth 11.10.
ALL-WOOLTKICOTSIn New Shades, SO Inch
Wide, at 7Je.ayard.
BL10K DRESS 600DS.
BLACK HENBIETT AS,
BLACK CASH MEBB,
BLACK B VT18TKS.
BLACK CASIIUEBB BAB1T7,
BLACK COBDED KEPP",
BLACK BUNTINGS.
J. B. Martin i Ce,
Cor. Wert EIm Prliw Bta..
LAMOABTBB. FA.
109EPH V. HOBEHT8.
(J
DAVID BOBBBT8.
The Chalfonte,
Psssenger Elevator and Other Modern Im
provement. Ooean 2nd of North Carolina Ave.,
jT.Bosaarsa.aea. ATLANTIC CITT.M. J.
mylMhna
OTANUABD WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
OARRIAOB BUILDIR,
""r,TT?.za.r' . r- t.ti
ana sn as. aa. al IIAStKKS
ear of raewawsst
r.a.
'.have In stock and Build te Order Every Va
.COUPES. BiraUIU,CABB10LKT,
CABBIAOka, VIOTOBIAS,
BUSINESS WAWONS, -T" CABTS,
aieuAtiu wauuss, auaaips),
MABKKT WAUONH.PHiETONS,
KXPKNHH WAGONS.,
I employ the Best Mechanics, aad have facul
ties te build eerectly any style of Carriage .
Murru "t - Fair Dealing, Meaest Werk at
test Prtese." Please give saw a ealL
lepdrlig Pnmftij AUmM Tt.
rsuvsaa AJWSSS aasatai smv""
( wa
BARD I McELROY,
BARD (6 McEIM
J
t
6i&&C-Vwr, j- ,,'felCI
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