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fl.-i&lfen it by the glaring frauds en the ballet-
?tla Sixth ward. Ne one expects that the
llMBjats of the opposition faction will dare
tAtawgurate a prosecution, for investigation
tm VMdd probably show their skirts te be
?'atsll dirty.
Bat why does the Republican Antl-Cor-nuitlen
association hesitate? Is anything
v lobe lest by beginning a prompt pre; ecu
JP'sanaP Cartainlv evidence that Is forth.
Hr maing new will tw equally accessible alter
t At.? . a. a tm .
ftr. . ..: .
t;.BRisDegun, ana u preceeaings are en
M land upon promptly, some of the big birds
;: Will quickly fall.
"Wfr. Fer it is Drnttv crenerallv admitted that
i.r.. " D
lectien officers of the Sixth ward were
?. .-
tool-pigeons who were protecting
game. .Let tne election beard be
Vt7 SBBfcS'.BSl.S,-S .BSMjV It Aftlfl SBAAk Vtaffc FSk ft ! A
i"-tMU real niggers in the weed pile. When
,; netware discovered, let them be ruthlessly
,,tern from their position as leeches en the
body politic.
Te what a low condition of morality has
the Republican party of Lancaster county
come when it will officially admit a gross
fraud en the ballet and immediately there
after condone it. Is it at all surprising, in
Tiew of this deplorable state of affairs,
that we have in this city a Republican ex
city solicitor who holds nearly (100 of city
funds and defies councils te take it away
from him?
If this sort of Republican wrongdoing
checked, jKrtv is theaccepu
epublican Antl-Cor.
en strike, and let them
ckly.
Illgbee and ITagaer.
Dr. Higbee publishes a voluminous reply
te the imputation made upon his efficiency
as superintendent of the soldiers' orphan
schools by General Wagner. The accusa
tion which the superintendent sets out
specially te confute is that he pigeon-holed
papers and recommendations of the in
spector, lie says he did net ; and he is
much aggrieved that General Wagner ob
jects in vigorous terms te being accused of
deliberate falsehood in making the state
ment. Dr. Higbee certainly invited rough
language from General Wagnerln charging
i nun with deliberate falsehood, it ne de
sired te convince him that he was in error
this was net the way te go about it. He
should have asked General Wagner te
specify the papers that be charged him
BJ.JI wim pigeon-ueung, ana men u tue cuarge
was untrue, it could nave readily been
shown te be se.
But it is net a very grave charge in itself .
The superintendent has a right te pigeon
hole the inspector's recommendations, if
be did net approve them. All the grava
sen of the accusation lies in the quality of
the recommendations. If they were geed,
the superintendent erred In rejecting them;
bat otherwise if they were bad.
Dr. Higbee is much annoyed by the accu
sation that he is incapacitated for his du
ties by age and feeble health. He avoids
the age indictment by giving bis years at
fifty-seven ; but he hardly ventures te
claim for himself a first-class bill of health.
Dr. Higbee is entitled te consideration, be
cause of Illness and affliction. It is an ex
perience as old as the world that indiges
tion and irritability are Inseparable. Gen.
Wagner may be what Dr. Higbee paints
htm ; but Dr. Hlgbee'a vlnegarlsh words
stark him as the victim of physical infirm
ity. And Aew It Laughs.
These are moving times. Who would
have thought that, se seen as no w after the
inter-st ite commerce bill has become the
law, the Pennsylvania railroad would be
.found Its stoutest champion and one of its
attorneys would be heard declaring before
the commission that "the law became a
necessity In the interests of the railroad
companies, of the local manufacturers and
of the general welfcic'-and that "the evil
which eijgtsd before the passage of the
-state commerce bill were created bv
the railready companies doing as they
pleased, as they had done before the hand
of the law was laid upon them."
Strange words indeed for a railroad at
torney, and ithey show very vividly hew
times have changed and the railroad heart
with them. Mr. Brooks was urging the
commission te keep the gvasp of the law en
tber.ttBburg & Lake Erie railroad and
prevent its carrying goods cheaper from
Pittsburg te New Yerk than from nearer
points. This is a 'read that was (estab
lished by Fittsburgara te cat down
the high charges of the Pennsylvania
read. It runs te New Yerk around by
Lake Erie and is a lengar root than the
Pennsylvania, but has carried goods for the
same money. It seems that it wants te
charge mere te carry goods from ether and
nearer points te New Yerk, where it doss
net have the Pennsylvania competition,
than it charges from Pittsburg; and
this the law forbids. And the law is
jaat and will net be changed by the com cem com
salssen te suit the Lake Eric. It cannot
allowed te charge custeatan along its
Um higher price than it chargas its Pitt,
twrg customers. The amlabla purpose of
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kftttWg
at ItaM fee Um purees of
faratsmlag cheap transportation tePltts.
burg goods, te bardly en that the law
will ah, te help. And the Pennsylvania
railroad laughs bebause this time it has the
law In Its team.
A Lack f VailerstsndlBg.
Mr. Samuel Josephs and Mr. Randall tire
reported te have had an affecting mietlng
in Philadelphia, at which both came ulgh
te shedding tears ever Josephs' disappoint
ment. Mr. Randall assured Mr. Josephs
that he bad been his steadfast supporter
for the marshalshlp, and had never wavered
nor ever had a second choice. Mr. Josephs
believed it, and declared he could net un
derstand wherefore the president had re
fused te appoint him, though he bad been
his most efficient friend in the Pennsylva
nia delegation at Chicago, and has been a
most efficient Democrat alwaxs; whereas
Mr. Dill has for some time ceased te be
useful, and tnoreecr does net live in the
district.
A constitutional trouble of Mr. Josephs Is
the obtuseness of his understanding. He
may be Justified in believing that Mr. Ran
dall was his sincere supporter for the mar
shalshlp ; for there is no telllug, In these
days, what Mr. Randall will or will net
de. But Mr. Josephs should h.e under
stood long age, as Mr. Randall must lime
understood, that he could neer be ap
pointed, whoever might be. Mr. Randall
did himself no credit in snppert'ns Je
sephs' candidacy, whether sincerely or
otherwise. It has been a miserable game
that has been pl.ted ever this man's can
dldacy. It was urging an appointment
which notoriously would have discredited
the administration, and which no true and
wise friend of it would ask. Lack of lion lien
estyand lack of wisdom can therefore be
abundantly charged upon the advocates of
Josephs' nomination ; whether the appli
cant or the president was the party sought
te be victimized. The president saed
himself by his sturdy self-dependence and
ewes no gratitude te Pennsylvania ad.
vlsers, whose selfish inspirations he has
uncovered.
Mr. Josephs conceives a high opinion of
his value as a political worker. He thinks
he had large influence in securing Mr.
Cle eland's nomination. He was a ily en
the wheel. And he Is of no vilueas a
party worker, zealously as he works. His
work takes the party backward, us the
crab's. His methods are net these of this
day. They are most distinctly opposed te
the Cleveland methods. Mr. Josephs does
net understand that it was a moral impos
sibility for Mr. Cleveland te stt his seal
upon him. He has no use for such instru
ments. The Democratic part docs net
want them. It has suffered severely in
this state from the Josephs leprosy, and its
only way of stamping it out lies in banish
ing the lepers. Mr. Josephs gees; and
these who have been of his company.
Wn at la the use of ewearin ever the lat
election, indulging in charges of fraud and
telegraphing exaggerations te the emls et the
earth. Exa m i ner.
Right you are. Let the guilty go te Jail.
What the president et the Cnlted States
thinks et election frauds Is shown by his de
nial of the application ter a pardon in the
case of James J. Stanley, who w as convicted
April 13 of fraudulent registration and sen
tenced te ninety days imprisonment in the
Jail of HU Leuis. The president Indorsed
tne application as fellows :
" Denied. I cannot pardon a crime against
the election laws, except it be in a cane pre
senting unusually strong considerations for
clemency. I consider such ollensos the worst
of crimes, and I knew or none the puuitti
ment of which is mere imperunt te lue pub
lic." '
Carry the news te the Sixth ward.
Tn eke are 4,72s lawyers in 'ew Yerk,
but It is net believed that they are eulllcent
te convict Jake Sharp.
i
TilEitE wan nojustllicalleu for the revival
of the old and almost forgotten term of
"Heg"' and "Bull" Kings lu the last primary
contest Z.Vuriiner.
True. A better designation would have
been ballet-box stutters and election return
tinkers.
The Philadelphia Jhenxng Telegraph and
the New Yerk Commercial .liliertntr are
having a Iriendiy dispute ever the relative
greatness or their respective cities as inanu
factunug centres ; the former apiwallng te
the census taken by order of the city fathers
and the latter te the much abused census of
the United btates. The Ailtertiteratya "It
appears from the figures that the Philadel
phia manufacturers are behind these or New
Yerk in every particular except the amount
et capital invested which exception would
appear te prove only that the i'ulladelpbians
are se dettclent In business ability that It
coats them mere te manufacture products
worth N2I,000,000 than it costs New Yorkers
te manufacture products worth f 173 OeO.OOO."
Cough candy, turkeys, young lawyers, seeds
and patent medicines are named as the chief
products of PUUjtlelpbla Industries.
Til eiie have wwn no false count, fraud
ulent returns or tampering with the l.allet
box. fte immense sums were placed in peels
and corruption did net hae a carnival.
r.xumtner.
There are none se blind as these
net see.
who will
Is reaching a final result there was the
usual recrimination and charges of corrup
tion and fraud, and If both sides are te be be
lieved, It is the common story or the ' net
calling the kettle black." Uavinir no tier,
senal knowledge In the matter, we will
strike an average and believe both sides are
telling the truth, with some grain of allow
ance. But it has ever been thus, sod eer
will be, until humau nature Is ma.le of dif
ferent material Examiner.
"Having no personal knowledge" is
geed. Hew about the ald,vlls of 1U clil
cens of the Sixth ward that they voted for
Jehn W. Mentrer T
Mebk than 21,000 buildings will be erected
within the corporate limits of the city of
Philadelphia during the year 1W, te per
cent of which will be dwelling houses. We
will seen attach that town te Lincaster.
Tub "grand old Republican parly" heie heie
abeuta ought te get the graud old bounce.
ln. LAWMSMCKTunxnt'Li. Is conducting a
aeries et experiments at the Philadelphia
deaf and dumb asylum, with the aim of de
veloping the power of deaf mutes te under,
stand conversation by watching the move-
m.!ni0'U?i!P" "nd thr04t- Th PPratu.
chiefly relied upon Is Currier's double trum
pet It consists of an Inclesed cell et wire
the end el the wire being placed against the
tympanic membrane of the deaf person. Th
doctor pronounces the vowel sounds in the
speaking end et the trumpet, and the sound
Is transmitted through the wire te the mem
brane, and ttiee.es te the auditory nerve. If
the pupil is a lit subject, tie can seen dtstin.
gulen between the different vowels. Tutu
ne la made te try his own volee through the
trumpet, and te produee as near as lie can
Um sound uttered by the instructor. Other
sounds and words are Introduced as the
pupil progresses.
Thb Sixth ward has the biggest Republi
can majority and the most arlstoeraUe Rs Rs
publkmaael the city. Will it allow a bold
Isotlencrhnetego unpunished T.
jgyJr
'THE LAKOASTER DAtLTHrTEliI.iaifiCER, WTOlffESDATrkAY
HIGBEE TO WAGNER.
rats LAtt bb vamnmn wttm vttxu-
JJTW A VBLIItMMATB FALKKHUUtt.
Bene Splry Oarrt.onilec IIMwr-n lh xii-
prtntn1nt el lh BeMlrtu Otlinti
SrtaoeU kniKI'n. LeuK M ii"r. Hi"
Inticter ellhesmir.
Kev. Or. K. K. Illgbee, superintendent of
publla Instruction and BUerlutciult)ut el
soldiers' orphan schools, has w rttteu an elab
orate defense against the charges preferred
in his management of the soldiers' orphan
schools, These charges, brought lu the re
port by Inspector Louts Wagner, wtr pub
lished some time age and attracted iiuicli at
tention. l)r. Higbee says he take hU pus
ent course "because serious charges. hne
been wanteuly made which should tie met ivt
once, and which would he been se met be
fore this, had net domestic atUtcllen niHile It
impossible. The charge of physical dli-
blllty I can only answer by character lzltii; it
as silly and Impertltuent. Hut 1 wasimuh
surprised te tlud iu the report a serious
charge of official dishonor involved In the
following statement: .Serrrnf
frnfapcenfr(icM, inf of schedule, f rnfi
ami rrjrtifdfieni, ct'f of it An A hint teen
pigeon holed tit the department. -Ne WrefM
of contracts hme eier reached me or the de
partment eier ichich J am mj enntendeuf "
Then fellows a batch of official correspond
ence between Dr. Illgbee, Governer l'attlseu,
Uen. WsKnei and the heads of the schools
all tending te show that every jwllile tltert
was made by Dr. Illgbee te secure the ap
proval et rules and regulations as a basis for
contracts. The concluding portion of the
doctor's statement Is reproduced in full :
This schedule, upon which I had ."pent e
much time, was ueier returned te me or te
my office, approved or disapproved, and
where it Is new " pigeon holed " 1 Knew
net.
1 lepeat : Ne drafts of contracts have ever
been forwarded te my cllK-e, either trem the
executive or attorney general, or Inspector,
although, even against my judgment, 1 was
willing te put such contracts lu ierce, and
asked that they be framed by thu leal
authority of the commonwealth.
New, knowing that Inspector Wagner wa
familiar with all this, himself having taken
part in it, 1 was surprised (and who would
uct be 7) at the statement quoted above from
his report. 1 had some faint hope, that by
the ambiguous term " department," the In
spector did net mean the department el
soldiers' orphan schools, lleiice 1 wrote
him the following letter, which, under the
clrcu eistances as 1 new knew thorn, 1 regard
as even mere than courteous.
Lancaster, May 1, ls".
OkNERVI. 1.01 IS WlUM-.lt )!! .Sir
My seu is trembling between llle mid death,
with scarcely a hejsj of recovery, uect--l-tating
my continued absence from the elllee
at tlarrisburg. On this account 1 have net
read your tlual report, lam fold, however,
that ) ou assert that regulations for the s. O.
schools, or document pertalutui; thereto,
have been "pigeon-holed lu the depart
ment," De ou refer te the department
eieruhich I am superintendent, or te the
executive department ? 1 deem no apoleiry
needed ler insisting, as 1 new de, upon a
prompt and positive answer.
Yours truly,
i: i: lit! ii .e.
Te this letter 1 received the fellow lug vague
reply :
PlIII.AUELl'lUA, Jlav 7, Is7.
Pnei. K. K. HutuKE, D. D. .!, .r
Yours of the 4th insu received. I am verv
sorry te hear et your son's illness, but hetsj
for his early recovery.
Until you are able te a?ain go te HarrlsburK
you had better let the matter of my report
rest. When you read It, you will tlud it -e
dbect that jeu will have no question as te
my reference te the department.
ours truly.
Let ih WviiM u
Vel satisfied with such an answer (and
who having common senseceuld be ), 1 sent
him the following letter, which 1 thought
might bring some answer :
Lvnc rt.ii, l'ij i7,
ClESERAL llUMR:
JJcarMr My son Is slowly dyine, and 1
fear will net survive this Sunday. Your let
ter gives me no satisfaction whatever. 1 have
only time and disposition te say that if veu
mean that I have pigeon holed anv decu
ments, or that my department has, without
the fullest consideration thereof, uone I', It is
deliberate falschoed,nil I frbHll te publicly
declare It s seen as I can return te my ulhce.
Yours truly,
K. K. HiiiuM.
Te this letter I received the following in
solent and uumannered reply :
PlIILVnELritlA, May 11, lv7.
Prep. E. K. llioens, U. L , Lancaiter, Pa.
Dear Air . Yours 8th insu received. I (ear
that my thought that your inability te ml
the place you held arose from ae and pbvv-
i luuruiuy, was an error, anil mat your
troubles are caused net only by physical but
also by mental dyspepsia. In view of this
and out of respect te your profe-slen el a
clergyman, which you seem te forget, I will
net retort in kind te your languaige of it
bully and a blackguard, and in ackuuw ledg.
Ing your letter centeut myrelf w ith thu he( e
that jeu will some day be thoroughly
ashamed of having written It.
Yours truly, Lecis Wae.nlii.
This last reply ends our correspondence,
but reveals ery clearly the true animus el
all the charges. Playing the role or superlu
tendent under the title of Inspector, he at lust
throws In my face his assured conviction
that 1 am mentally and phvsically incapaci
tated for the work of my elllcn, and have de
scended te the manners of a bully and black
guard. Who is this pedantic mental and phy
sical giant, who with such lordly spirit
searches se closely ler the mete that may be
In his brother's eye, but falls te see the beam
that is in his own eye 7
Posing be Tere the state ter many months as
the cbivalric defender of outraged orphans,
even he sLeuld have &rewn tired of the farce
st last and,get down from bis pedtxtal et hum
bug. But doubtless he thought blmselt re
paid many times in the extraordinary amount
of free advertising of "General Wagner" that
baa attended his brief and infrequent visits te
the schools. His Inspection has been remark
able chiefly for IU large premise and little
performance. Ostensibly the service was
undertaken "for charity" but that charity
which is always seir-seeklng, always vaunt
ing itseir, and letting the left baud knew
what the right hand deeth, is tee ostentatious
te be genuine.
As ui the system of schools which he is
modestly represented as having reconstruct
ed, and the individual schools which he is
said te have regenerated, no one ceuiiecWfd
with the managementef either has the slight
est knowledge of such service rendered. The
sj stem Is the same as that of ten years age;
the schools are the same as belere Inspector
Wagner was in any way connected with
them. They were geed schools deservedly
the pride et a jiatrletlc stale boiere Mr. Jes
eph Pomeroy was promoted te the chief
clerkship in the soldiers' orphan department
at Harrisburg, which very proper promotion
uncorked the vials of ex Governer Paulsen's
wrath, and led te all the mischief that has
followed i they were geed schools during the
stormy sjrled of wicked delamatieu and mi
merited disgrace ; and they are geed schools
new, In little or ue resjiect belter because el
this uan's se called lusiiectlens.
Inasmuch as Inspector Wagner has been lit
In his eiliclal reiwrl te speak of my apparent
personal disqualifications for the otllt-e w hlch
1 held disqualification physical (infirmities
"f.sge, I am 67) intellectual, as net knew.
Ing the law under which the whoel are iu
0raUen and moral, as guilty of doing
injury te orphans tbreugu favoritism lu
various managers be need net be greatly
elleuded if 1 return the compliment as re
gards himself.
At the beginning of my IntercetiMe with
him I recognized his remarkably pompous
selt-lmpertance and bluster, which are net
the characteristics of either physical, mental
or moral strength, and all et which was very
distasteful. Subsequently, however, as he
entertained a wilful atlllneM at the meetings
et the managers Bnd elsewhere within my
personal observation covering his large g.
noranceef the schools with sS amusing air
of familiar acquaintance with them and com cem
plete mastery el the subject of their manage,
pent, even te the minute details of individual
butter-pates, etc-lt gave me a qualutreilsh
aaallerdluga fresh Illustration of the igriLt
eet's words, B '
.... ,. "lam Sir Oracle,
And, when 1 ope my lips, let no deg bark."
Instead of being ashamed of what I have
written, 1 new reiterate, with still mere
emphasis, that If Inspector Wagner meaut
te assert or In any sense te Imply that any
drafts el contracts or schedules et rule and
regulations bad been "pigeon-holed" in my
rimrtmit ss hs seems te hava dena. In
' that he has permitted a direct assertion te
tills Htcct te be published and rspuMtahsd
for weeks without challenge or contradiction
en his jwrt the statement Is, as any bma
enctit te sec Irem the evidence given, a most
ilrlltVntffoMrAeoii. In repeating this 1 de
net forget that 1 am a clergyman, but also
remember that 1 am man.
At another time I vv 111 call attention te this
peculiar invrcffeii of the superintendent,
and show-hew empty and false are the ether
Insinuations with which it abounds. In con
clusion t However severe my mental dys
lepsa ma be, I recommend te the ex-Inspector
n careful husliaudry of his mental re
sources. "l' guiles are p) guiles still, though
perched en Alps." And as a elerg) man, net
lerm'tlul of his elllee. 1 exhort him te s care
till study et SI. Paul's apposite words in
Ualatlans v I 1,1. II. I.'. lltntiKK.
PNHSON&L.
D. O Mitts has given fsyve for a train
ing Mhnei fi r male nurses at the llellevue
hospital, New Yerk,
If inn. Tin um vn ssvs that under no clr
cuiu'tatut's would he accept the nomination
for governor el Ojle.
ltl-lluf JOHN A. VTTt.lle is In
Itsltlmere, en his wav te his home iu Celum
bus vine, iteu) a trip te the Hely l.siul.
An un.vt (.1. m mi, u vki.vm says that
he was net a candidate ler the vacant seat ou
the supreme bench, and would net take it It
ettered him.
Mh ltMti i sajs of the appointment of
Dill ns I must Mile- marshal. "It Is as
much a dl.ippeliitiiiut te me as It is te Mr,
Josephs. 1 adhered te him up te the eud
and tel 1 the president that 1 could net yield
my oheli e.'
lit mit vitkk-n will be a candidate
for vue prtsident, ter he observes with
lerce that "the editor who Is tit ler his calling
is likely te Ihi unlit ter ( luce, because there Is
twtw ih u the two the principle of an lrrccen
cfabltiauiageiiliiii the functions of the one
living in diilj i ritual, el the ether mere or
lets constructive."
nit: nor sfi.i.i.
Mop' Jl"l ' Mop'
Mop the a wvit from Ih) tetehvad, friend.
And thtii.lt veu plwx.KitdoHtieu jour knees.
And pin hud tint till, " pcll " liu) ;oeu eud.
Mop Mop Slop;
th. wtih dliltfenie tuep thy bro ;
And N t noe d gray tntiiblt mt ssy
Ihat thi re . tr was a prlii he as new.
Mop ' VI op ' Hep'
VV he t n tell hv It N, iiIas '
lliit In Mayweiuu.t Jlewlth the heatef July
Can It 1 Us the n itiintl k
iVern the Ctf.'umtitij Dupatch
tit In I Leuc!iRynip is pronounced by thou theu
aml -muTliM n all ether irltclrs ter th euro
et iieeh., tout , itn I all pulmonary complaints.
lu no ui' tuie h t ilvutleu Oil filled in gtv
Inii I i ii iliule rell-1 tioei rhuiiinxtljui or neu
i it. i
HI'KOIAL ytlTlVKS.
AltltbVt llLO till.
Th'ttrcate't dlcoverv-ef the nineteenth cen
turv t- t'r l.fOie hiH1 1'nscrtptten ferlck
hen lai lie, v hlch N the dl-ceiery et an eminent
pnv ,k i tn and uih1 by htm for ev er thirty vera
before civ ln It te the public, and It stands to
day without a rival, lie.id adrertlseuient m
auether celuinu.
,Tli Wntlct Unauliueus.
von are tee ling depressed, yemr apMtlte Is
pir, jeu are tMithertU with Heidache, jeu are
tldi;utjr, iu rveiK, unit gcuurullv out of sorts, and
wain le&riifr up. iirtce up, out net witnsltmu
Unts. tfprlug medicine'. or bitter, which have
lur tin Ir ti-ms verj" cheap, bid wblskj, and
whlilKtlUHilute jeu for an hour, and then leave
you in wer-e condition than before). What Jem
want I an altcrullieth.it will purtfj- jour bleed,
vlitri htutlthj action or Ltver and hfdnejs,re
tore jimr vltalltj.und ctveremewt.il health and
strength mh ha medicine jeu wlllnixlln alce
trli l.llterx.and only M esnts ubeitleatlI.lt.
Cis.hruns Urug Mere, 137 and 1 .North Queen
street. UinKHter, t'a. (2)
htfLhss .N U. UTS, mide miserable by that
terrible cough
anuen s cure is me remedy ler
jeu seia ey ii
It Leehran. aruirirtst. os 137
ind la .Serth clueen St., Lancistcr, l"a. (21
llamlen Arnica sal.
The 1!. si Salve tn tne world for Cuts, Braise,
Beres. I leers, silt Hbenm, rever Seres, Tetter,
Ctitppud ll.inJt, chilblains. Cerns, and all 8 kin
Srnptlens and pehIUvhIj- cures riles, or no pay
retiutred. It Ls guiruntved te give perfect satis
f irclen, or money refunded, i'rice 23 cents per
box. rer sale by II. II. Cecnnin, Lirugglst, UI
and !$. nrlh Oui.n striiet, Lancaster, Pa.
siethernt siutherslt Mothers 1 1
Are jeu disturb- d at night and broken of your
rest by a slrk child suduiing and crying with
the eJcruiUllng pain of cutting tt?eth 7 If se,
goat encMitud et a letUe of M 113. W 1 SLOWS
bOilllM elitl I It will relieve the peer
little suih r Immediate U depend upon It; there
Is no mistake about It There Is nut a mother
en eiith whenisevt i lmd It, who will net tell
you at onietlut it wl 1 regulate the bowels, and
'tve ri et te thu mother, and relief and health te
the child, operating lue magic It Is perfectly
siife te u-e In all clmis' and pliasant te the taste,
and lsthe prescription of one of the eldest and
beat tcuuile physicians and nurses In the United
(bites, bold everywhere. 35 cents a bottle,
inayll-lydAw
COL (.11, vvit(()i-i.N(cet Oil and lirenchltls
Immi-illatelj rellevt d by shtleh's Oure. Sold by
II It Cochran, druggist, os. IS7 and 1J3 North
yae,'n SL, IjiinCMier, I'a. (4)
The ropalatlen of Lancaster
Is about m.i"i, and tee wenld say at least one
hill ire treublid with some affection of the
Xhr.vit and Lungs, as the-e complaints are ac
cording te sMtistlcs mere numerous than
ethers W e would advlse all net te neglect the
opportunity te cull en us and get a bottle of
hemps 1. iU tm for the Threat and Lungs. I'rice
Mients und il Trial size froe. ltespectfully,'
II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 .North (Jueun street.
Tn llrfat American Churus.
Pnf-ftng snufllngand coughing 1 'J his Is the
music all ever the land Just new. I ve get
such an awful cold in my head," Cure It with
hi j s Cream I Win or it may end In the toughest
form of Catarrh Mavbe jeuhave cvarrh new.
Si'thlngl mere nauseous and dreadful. This
remedy master it as no either ever did. eta
,-ninr nor ui! iuld. 1'ltasant, certain, radical.
mj-2I-2HrdeedA w
J UK HK-T VVAnD.
bill I.DI1 .1 CD lit. II and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us en a gu iruntee. It cures Cen.
sumptien, 'old by II. II Cochran, druggist.
Ne-, 137 and L'J .North (Juien St., Lanctuter,
I'a. (3)
HI T
II VChlNO CObUlI can be sequlckly
cumd by bhlleh's euro. We guunntex, it. seli
by II. It Cochran druggist,.Nes.lJ7and 13 North
Cjucun Su, I. inceslcr, 1'u (1)
im
.we WKim, .t c.
F
LINN A ItKKNKMAM.
CARD!
AVe h.ive it number of Goods which are
just in bc.iseii, iiiul which, ewinu te our
l; l 1 1 1 ' special attention, wu cm eiler great
inducement.
" rciinsylv.uii.i " J.iwn Mower? have no
f-qu.il. Tlitt we lnakH a specialty. We
have as toeil Lawn Mew era ea are in the
market fur$e.(H) and 7.00.
llaby CarriaRM We carry seventy-five
Minetfes in stock. These goods are our
own sjitclal and our prices are low.
Itefnupr.tters are new in season. Hew
few people; kuetviiiiytliiiig about Hefrigera Hefrigera
ters. It tM)k us twenty years te learn.
We cm leach you in live minutes:
It will 1m wet th something for you te get
the lest.
Ceal Oil Steves There Is mere differ
ence iu Ceal Oil .Stores than almost any
thing maniifacttireel. Don't spend your
money till yuu knew what you are getting.
Ice Cream Tieeyers and Water Coelers
you can buy almost any where, but can you
get the best at the low eat prices. 1'eu can
trem us.
Lawn Tennis Setts, Genuine Mexican
und Common Hammocks, lla.se. Hall and
all SiHjrting (Joeds at l'actery I'rices.
FLFNN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street.
UltiAHK, ,1V.
tyll.l.IAM EDMONDS,
Whelwals Dealer and OommUsiea Herektnt
IN ALL KINDS OF
CIGARS.
8 umTSSS vaMa en doable goods.
Offieeana
-
aprlOmd
NO nDYKKSTKRKT.
Providence, Uhede Islaxd.
MEDICAL.
A T11LOPHOHOS KOH KktKUMATIBM.
A Few Lease of Life.
v hen one has Imeit sufferliig the agonies el n
severe) attack of rhauiiixtlstu, neuralgia or scl
atJca, and rtillef eeturs. It seems as It a new Iritse
of life had been granteM. Such have been thu
feelings of theusxiids who, alter It) Ing physi
cians and numberless remedies, havte usett Ath Ath Ath
lopheros and found te their great Jey that this
tiiedtcliui really did cure these diseases,
3t, rulten St., llroeklyn, N, ,
Aner stifferlng for nearly two j-ears with a
continuous attack of rheumatism l after trj tng
almost every specific, demvstlc and foreign,
which the crvdutlty of a wise man, or a feel,
might lead one te trust In, It was a double pleas
ure te me te find a remedy which, originating
in the famous "City et Mm "the home of my
anci'iters ami Us tint teutnters has proved se
Itivaltiatile alilesilng. it Is nearly six months
snic I wasliM tci trace out the significance of
that w erel Athlopherees, It has prev ed Ue tne. In
a geed degrees a renewer of uty former v Iger
and strength, se thxt t have been enabled te
move about with almost jeuthtul activity, anil
te feel, while npprevschlng my " thiee icete
j ears and ten," that 1 have anew held en ltte.
1 believe jour jihllosepby of the dlsease teb
correct, tli.tt Ith n Us origin In the bleed, and
Hint jour remedy touches ihiwe Joints and lnus
cltvs, Iwiseiiliig the nodes, which have been
brought Inte subjection te this dreadful disease
and sets them Ires, as no ether remedy that 1
have tried, t have been cautious for se long a
time tu recommending it te ethers till 1 hud
tried Its e til eves' lu my own case : ana 1 am new
free te state the estimate 1 put upon It. as the
afest ami uiejl efficient cure 1 have any knewl
edge et
Every druggist should keep Athlopheros ana
Athlopheros fills, but where they caunet ,
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce , Ne,
ill W all strtet. New erk, will send either (car
riage pld) en receipt of regular price, which
W ll.UU per bettiu ter Athlopherus and Mc ter
l'Uls.
Fer ltver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia. In
digestion, weakness, nervous dehtlltj-, diseases
el women, constipation, headache. Impure
bleed, Ac , Athlopheros l'Uls are unequaled.
uiayltt-lwd.xwiinr
GIMMONS LI'EK HKUULA'IOK."
TAhK
Simmons Liver Regulator.
11KST 1AM1L1 MKIHC1NE-NO HOUSF.-
HOLDMiet lu tik. wtriteir IT,
And, by being kept ready forlmmedlste uss
will wive msiiy an hour et nutTerlng and many
a dollar lu Uiue and doctors' bills.
"MY ONI. rAMlLY MKD1C1NK."
I have been a user of Simmons Liver Beu
Uter for many jivars having made It my own
family medicine. It is a pure, geed and relia
ble medltlne My mother before me was very
psrtlal te It, I tlnd the llegulater very sate,
harmless and reliable as lamtly Medicine, and
have used It for any disorder of the system and
found It te aet like a charm. 1 believe tt It was
used lu time It would prove a great preventive
nrlc)cuess. I heveelten recommended tt te my
friends and shall continue te." Kit J.M.Kel
liss, 'ater M E Church, Suutli. ralrflelJ. V a.
leJ.M .elln A (je, Philadelphia, proprietors
Simmons Liver Itegulatur. uiJJ-eedAw
rlAPCINK PLASTERS,
:. t'llLS AIVAKDEI) TO
Bensen's Capclne Plaster !
THE BLbT IN THK WOKLU.
Cures l'leurtsj-, Uhcumallsm, Lumbago, Hack
ache. Weakness, Colds tn the Chest and all
Aches and Strains.
Deware of imitations under similar toundleg
names.
Ask for lnen'9 and take no ether.
declmdAwMW At
TMI'IIOVED CUSHIONED EAK DUUMS.
OURE FOR THE DEAF.
eck's Patent Improved Cushioned Bar
Drams perlecUy restore hoaxing and perform
the work of the natural drum. Invisible, com
fortable and always tn position. AH conversa
tion and even whispers heard. dlsttnctfy. Send
for Ulustrated book with testimonials, rilSS.
Address or call en r. HISUcU, tA3ilmadwar.
Ksw Yerk Mention this Payer.-
nneia.vn Ji W.K
cu
KB QDAKAMTKBO,
RUPTURE.
Cure
guaranteed by OS. J, n. MAVKK.
lewnunen: de operation or aeiay rreui bust.
ss ; tested by hundrodsef cures. Main office.
U AHCH 8T FUILA, Send ter Circular.
fjn-lrflw
pvXHA. LISTED V1TAL1TT.
EXHAUSTED VITAnTY
TUSSCIKNCKOr LITE, the great Medical
Werk of the age en Manhood. -Nerreua and
Physical Debility, Premature Decline, Krrorsef
lenth, and the untold miseries consequent
thereon. Jue pages bte. 1 prescriptions for all
aiseaMa. Cleth, fall jrllt, euly (1.00, by mall.
seeJed. llluslraUTe sample tree te all young and
middle-axed men for the next W days. Address
K. W.a. PAUKKU. Uulflnpt. Htnwt. Hte7
mTiMyOAwifWAr
HUVaBWVItMUHlMH aiuuea.
QAt.Ii AND SEK
-THC-
ROCHESTER LAMP.
Sixty Candle-Light j Beau them alt
Anether Let of CHEAP GI.OUZS for Gas and
OU stores.
THB "PBRPEOTION"
MKTALMOULDINU AND UUBBIB CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
Beau them alL This strip entweara all ethers.
Keeps out .the cold. Step rattling of windows,
exclude the dust. Keep out snow and ruin. Any
one can apply It no waste or dirt made In ap
plying It. Can be fitted any where -no holes te
bpre, ready for use. it wllf net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip Is the most perfect. At
the eteve, Heater and KanJ&etere
-or-
Jelm P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKK. PA.
-nyM. A. K.1KKKKK. ALDUS O. HJCRB
KIEFFER & HERR,
-DKALBUS IN-
Hoasefareishiog Goods !
WOULD CALL SPECIAL
ATTKNTION TO
Fuller & Warren Ce.'t
(TKOV.N. Y.)
STOVES, HEATERS. FURNACES AND RINSES.
We ask no en te ran any risks with "rUL
LKtt WABUEN'S " Geed. We gtuuantee
them te give Satisfaction.
As a Heater " THE BPLKNDID " ha no rtTSL
belnx a thorough het base, no part of till store
remain cold, evei y Inch el it radiaUs heat.
As a Smaller and Cheaper Heater the "BBIQHT
DIAMOND" has esUblUhed Itself in th front
ranks.
The menu et the "SPLENDID" and"BBtaHT
DIAMOND " cetuUt la lleaaty of Construction,
rrfect Control of Draft, Cleanliness, no Out,
boom ana Economy et fueL
SSrceil and examine for yenneUi
40 EASTklNG ST.,
(Orreun oedet mepsiij
vtmtmtm.
riKHU A BHUTHRU,
Gr. A. R.
COMRADES.
Astliennnii.il Decoration Day miniver
jury ttppreAulit's veu will be skirmishing
nreuiid for New Uniforms in which te n
pear ou panule lu honor et departed com
nutes. Our elTcrlnes te-tlay in (i. A. II.
Sulla arn of such a character that are but
rarely met willi, Mid will surely meet the
approval of every etie Intending to.inake
such n purchase. Our evea are cleaeel te
every tliliiR that hits net solid merit, and
the meat igoreus luteasureb urelused te se
cure the best workmanship.
l'AUTICUI.AH ATTf.eeTlttN IS RKSPKCT
flLLl AtKEU lO Ul'K KMIllliriOM
-or-
O. A. R. SUITS.
" Call whether you wish te purchase or net,
for tt Is our measure te show goods. U. A, U.
al'llStsiv. ii A. tt. SUITS, lioei.
Hirsh & Brether,
ONE PIUOB
MERCHANT TAILORS,
-AND-
Clothiers and Fnrnisliers,
COB. NORTH gUERN ST. AND UENTBB
5UUAUK, LANUAHTEB. PA,
w
ILbLAMSOM FOMTKK.
CALL US BY TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
y uvpm'
MONDAY, MAY 30.
Decoration Day !
-AND-
WHIT-MONDAY 1
-l.V-
SLOTCU CHEMOrS, TWEMi AND CAS
8IJ1KBIH. Ba;k or Cutaway Ceiu, ISO.ce te 111 Of.
Veteran's Grand Aruiy Hiilts, IS e te II j no.
A Special O. A. B. Suit, warranted Fatter
Celer.
Children's Suits and bhlrt Waists.
.Summer llau tn flexible felt Derby.
The Crush HaUand fine Dress Straw lists.
Children's Straw Mats and Caps.
Gents' Bummer Underwear. Hrlbrftfltsn, j.
dlan Uauze, French Netted and Clouded An An
eola. Summer Bilk Neckwear, Sic. te 50c.
New Styles Cellars and Caffs In Linen and
Celluloid.
Fancy Hosiery and Thread Gleve.
Ladles' and UenU' Summer Bbees.
A Special Dress Shoe for UenU, II SO, Butten
or Balmoral.
The " Devenshire." a Light finished Kid Shee
for Ladles. Worked Butten Heles and Uleve
rutin-, 11.59.
TRUNK?, VALISES AND CABB18.
WILLIAMSON S FOSTER,
33, 34, 36 and 38 East King St,
LANCASTEB, PA.
Stere close every evening at 8 o'clock,
except Mondays and Balutaav.
0O4JW
D H, MABTIM,
neuuu biau wuum n
All Kinds of Lumbar and OeaL
VYabei la se Nertk Water sat rasas
Street, above Lemen. Lancaster. af-lra
-OAUMUAKDNEKH JKKKKBIKa
OOAL DEALERS.
Ornc:-Ne.lW North Queen Street, and Ne,
Kl North Prince street.
Tasd .-North 1'rlnce Street, near Beading
in'mld LAN0A8TBB, FA.
B
NOLETKEK BTOCK KABM.
BUndard-Bred Stallion tn Service.
TOBmUNQ (Jill)
THE DOUBLE EVENT
Summer Suits
Beeerd, 4 yean. 117.
BU BcENBT (tl) 00.08
Mm Send rer Hew Cfttalegue;
DAM'L 0. BNOLB,
splaaaw lUrlettArs.
ar mmmm. "
c
fcl'KN KVKBV KVKN1NO,
Bosten Stere,
26 AND 28 NORTIJ QUEEN ST.,
LANCASIKB, I'.
(Iletween 1'osteffloo and Centre Square
HAVE VOU BEEN
Our IIRAUTtrUL BATINESatUUc, a yard.
nn,d4,Nec::0y.r1d.8"H8UU"B8 l Br
yird' """ CUA,, "UCKEIW at Se. a
SUMMtCHSlLKSatU aysrd.
Our Leirely Assortment of
SPRING DRESS GOODS
At Such LOW I'HICES that will tnakoyett won wen
iter hew we de It.
Our Larue Assertnunt or
WHITE liltMH IHIOIII and Krerytlitng New
tn CUKAI1 lllthSS UOOllU.
Our Large
Assortment et
dreu's
Ladles' and Chll.
SPRING HOSIERY.
Our Lare Stock of
LADIES' JERSEYS.
Our Special Bargains tn BLACK HBNBI
KTTAB. OurBpeclal Inducemsnts In BLACK H1LKS.
Have Ycu Ever Seen Our Stere ?
Stanim Bres. & Ge.
Stere Upen Ktcrj Kicnlng.
j.
H. MARTIN .t CO.
SEASONABLE
DRESS GOODS.
New Bargains Shown Daily!
OUR STOCK IS LARGE
AND-
Must Be Cut Down.
rilTY PIECES
Black Cashmeres,
Atfuc, me, ;ec. 75c Rnd lloe ayarJ.
e'liisjled tn l'rtce, Quality and Assortment.
Un-
SILK AND WOOL MIXTURES
That were Moe , new J7Hc,
PLAID SUITINGS,
Keduced from 2.1c. te 18c.
CKKAH ALHATKOSS,
CBEAU TKICOTB,
CREAM SSltUKS,
CBLAH CA8HMEKKS.
Summer Dress Silks.
One Case CU1NKI.EI) SKEB1UUKEIIS,
a yard.
Ke-
OneCaserAN'Ct.nitlNKLKOHKEBSUCKEBS,
tic. a yard.
New Stripes In OUINKLKI) HKKKSUCKEKS,
at IU, ItH und 13e. n yard.
OneCnse AUEBICAN SATEENS, In New Color
ings, at Tc. a yard ; worth I2Sc
WHITE GOODS!
INDIA LINENS,
COKUEO PlQUBM
V1CTOBIA LAWNS,
NAINSOOK
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Oar. Wert Kiafj k Prince 8ts.
LANOABTBB, PA.
Bf TELEFUONE CONNECTION.
BOtMOBB.
AT EBISMAN'8.
New Spring Neckties
AT KUrssIAN'S.
There I no garment concerning the flt
which a man Is mere particular than a Shin.
Ol
hhlrt Cutting u a fine Art, Te nt comforta
ble a ahlrt must be cut with the proper anotom anetom anotem
leal curves, the workpeople must be practical
shirt-makers. Having had an ezperienoeef
years, we claim te have the best flttlng, best
made, best material and most durable
SHIRT
In the Market for the Lent feulble Meney.
ERIBIIAN'fl,
Ne. 17 West King street, LaneuUr.
21 iMu KEWABD,
VA)AAJ for any ca
Dies. Nervous Dehllttv: Ma
of Kidney Tren-
Mental ana rnrsi
Weakness that hiitX bill NIIVI Bl'
I1.7XS
fails te cars. ScJabraufjrUU,5oeent.
iHlU HID. CO..
. e,ut.uust3.rkii..Ft.
retraiMts jbbUhsbbUw
vl
4,
1$
'.
Wite
Ui-" If"" fr"
'iiistt'M