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LAXOASTKR, JORB 1, 1887.
1? fce ranralainar atlneraece.
;iTBaBuUer lately delivered an address te
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mmmim ta wash aaazar.
i ' sia'fl.llii law iiliiilimtn In which, nmenir
.'Jaw tUsge, be told them that be never
awtwi te defend an Innocent man charged
Jvfca) murder, because the responsibility
.-'wwsfsedae heavily upon him; and he told
'aWteunr men that there was no reason
.ttrkyttwyaheu'd refuse te be counsel for
I whom they knew te be guuty.eecause
-" ' AL.Ii. .MAtMAa .a Jn frtf a man an
is una hku uuuuns w -" -
of crime all that he could lawfully
&
for himself, and aa he was net
te plead guilty his attorney
I Justified in securing his acquittal in
honorable war. He told tbe embryo
" A A. Laualakta aaAaUalH J'Thlt tlilT
&awrvexa w wvsuiauiy wkuwui ,.ue.ut
: wtnw euent was. guilty before ueienaing
-Wm,becauae their defense would be ma
-i'tatlau ahaped by a knowledge of the real
: ;!; and advised them never te declare
I'lntat blank te the court and jury that their
itUMi was innocent, lest they might come
'awte disrepute when it was found that he
,v: m ." .
g nereis no barm in
these declarations,
f'iKmm
1 much of worldly wisdom ; yet Butler
lkas been virulently assailed by news-
jaaajer eouera 01 exceaeiveiy usaumcu
'-?.i,Tirtae, as though ne naa saia tome-
aaaaT areaeiui, ana me courts ei
,XVjStfaaAj.tk,aAffl arm avM aaIIaI nnnn fl
iteilalDi notice of Butler's outrageous senti.
lBMBta. There is no occasion whatever for
rAva uniuiuu wiu we nuiuie nuv iu
E3ff ' anawiaeives into a passion ever miners
fyp Daseneas simply snow tnat tney de net
Sjy- Knew tnat wnereei wiey apeaK. it is un-
s&? deubtedly the duty of a lawyer who accepts
I.'.-.".' A, -. ,, & . ., , ., & t
r vne caw ei a cueut te ue au maw ue may
fev-honerably de for him; and it is certainly
BJr, wta Im Kim lk tiA vti whathw ttta .Itant.
f.J.. ' .-ja-VMV 1UWUV M .,....
,: and there is no maimer of
itlen upon him te withdraw from the
defense It he finds him te be guilty ; and
he will be exceedingly prudent and sensible
if be can refrain from se making his client's
case hh own as give the jury his
personal assurance of his innocence ; when
he may turn out te be irullty.
This is all that Butler has advised and
declared, and the editors who assail him for
it are denkevs of the first class; of which
k there are as many in the editorial prefes
sien as in any outer, xne eniy remaraaeie
thing that Butler said was that be would
rather defend a man guilty than a man in
nocent of murder. That is a matter of
taste. Hest lawyers probably would prefer
3 mt wbguu uw muumiib, duuad iui iuc
iff greater aattstactien or tnetr senstDiiities,
and mere ler ine greater ease or trie jed.
Ba Dull.. .tAavAa iliuillnaa n tttmr tiuMiiaa 9
, IWIUIUbUJbJl MiU l lUU4UIJ te a riCAOUlD
V te him te have a real hard case of import-
a.is, ance te Qzbt. in wmcb be will be free te
;;. let himself loose and try every sort of desper
ate expedient, knowing ne win de no injus
tice te his client who Is guilty and worthy
et hanging anyhow. It is probably
the same feeling et pleasure that a phyii-
elan has in undertaking a desperate case
Is which there will be plenty of glory and
miwfactlen if he wins, and if he fails, his
BtUeet will net suffer mere than the death
that was inevitable anyhow.
Penderly's Time te Strike.
The let of Mr. Powderly is surely net a
r
happy one, and the fame that he has se
cured seems dearly bought. lie has shown
ability that would give him command of a
mere lucrative position than the one he
lfceWs, but he sticks te tbe Knights of La La
rS'bershlp with a tenacity that commands
'A.v admiration. Ilatdly a week passes that
there Is net a rumor published et irrecan
cllable disputes in the order, and violent
attacks en the master workman. As rep.
resented in tbe daily press, the whole vast
machine is hi a permanent condition of
impending collapse, and yet months pile
Cs. ud into vears. and the order lives en with
, the Irrepressible Powderly en top.
At the present writing there seems te be
little doubt that the affairs et tbe Knights
are in a bad way. District Assembl v Ne.
$0 1. in Philadelphia, Is head ever ears in
C:r daht. and tha imnmilnn nfVn leni. tj
'& te have greatly displeased many active
jfaauui. xucm cuuipiauu everywhere,
,;tapeciBuy in mcage. iiui Chicago Is no ne no
hterioualy hard te please, and tbe attack of
ny jze en Air. rewderly is se bitter
that It must rebound en its authors. Peo - Pee -
ylt will net readily believe that he and his
Eetiate. are a "corrupt and inefficient
it must rebound en its authors. Pee-
aa)gnfttt danger new menacing tbem
ataaaaa ia ha nsta that no matuurement. hew.
fax sJdUM, cu avoid, namely : a falling
iaaV a tarraaBB occasioned by the anatbv of
''jjaaieOT who bare grown tired of ceutrltv
-J srtiaf te its support, aad have lest the en-
;.BBlBjaaaasu m uutsubb. w iMfvvmmi
g great things of taa order ; bare ever estl-
,'m.J tfta mmv atul iliiilaissillmslail IIia
. -- a aKIaw Ita mwiAm a Iia
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of Its total failure. Te replace tbe
of taUhwUss. with the persistant
of fixed purpose U new the Hercu-
of tbe labor leader.
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HMetrlefcea.'
Beaver has vetoed the appre-
f 1600,000 for tbe state capital
upaa tba ground that tbe
tevatbaaswejrtopajrferlt.
that taW bill la jest
WMmtii havt team. It is well
tbsM amaedied tbe plan of lm-
AMI aafsvral, ad
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BflanMalSOBsU
ha, WW aet call
f BtMWB et Ilevaa te
ti defeat wMak he dwaevered
lalaivanieWU. Vat asme reasoe he is
waelately appaiad havng thw bill vivi
fied, ttia ttjeagm H aaay be dose by simply
ealHag UtatmaT tha Senate. 1'eeslbly he
deeaaetbellTe thtt the meetlug of the
Seeate alone can remedy the defeat of the
Wll. Peaaibly hla reluctance -rriuRs from
hls.anwilllngness te cause the e.Tpens-aef
aa extra session of the llcuse.
But these reasons are seemltiBly se luad
equate as te prompt a suspicion that the
governor doesnet really want the new
revenue bill te be made a law ; or that his
party advisers de net.
In view of the fact that the extra tax it
assesses upon corporations would pay the
extra cost of the legislature's meeting sev
eral times ever, and of the further proba
bility that the members would serve
without pay ; and of the ether fact
that really only the Senate need be
assembled; and If the additional certainty
that the entire public with a loud voice
demands that the levenue bill be enacted
at once into it seems net wholly un
Just te conclude that the governor has
some strong reason, of whleh the public Is
net advised, for refusing te put life into
the revenue bill.
It may be that he simply wants te gratify
a desire te slash the appropriation .bills,
of which we confess that there are many
that will very advantageously be vetoed.
But since Senater and Secretary of State
Quay, who seems te held the Kepublicau
party of the state in the hollow of his hand,
has uttered se manifestly insincere an ex
pression of distress at the failure of the
revenue bill, it is in order te suspect all
the llepubllcan chiefs and puppets of pre
tending a grief at its death which they de
net feel.
Tub reputation of Jake Sharp gives color
te tbe charge of JurynxiDg, but that wily
operator would net himself have managed
things se clumsily as te be round out
Tuf.bk aeem te be some very nervous peo
ple in New Yerk. The Chamber or Com
merce la considering the advisability e!
building ten small team rams te be used te
protect the harbor Irem Invasion by an
enemy.
Picketts' men will go te Gsttysburg alter
alL The condemnation of the action of tbe
Gettysburg Memerial association In forbid forbid
leg the erection of a monument has been se
vlgoreua,and the Philadelphia brigade baa se
urgently repeated its Invitation te the
Southerners, that they have decided te have
the reunion en the battle field.
A Russian Journal which la credited with
a aemi-elllclal character announces that if
England assumes control in Afghanistan
Russia will require guarantee that her
position in Central Asia will net be en
barrasaed, and If theae are refused Rusla
will take whatever measures she believes
expedient "and would net be concerned
whether tbey were agreeable te England or
net." Tbe simple tact et England's presence
aa an active power may be said te cm bar ass
Russia and the kind or guarantee that she
might renuire cannot easily be tuemml, TUe
uewspaper aeema te assume that England
would refuse te grant It and the atfecUtien
of sublime Indlnerence aa te RritiBh feeling
In the matter aeema te indicate that tr"
Russian mind la fixed en tbe humiliation ct
England.
Lord Churchill's remarks en tbe misman
agement of the "queen's navee" are net
calculated te increase tbe caution of tbe bear
in his trilling with tbe lien's tail. Guns
were made after deaigna that bad lieen con
demned by expert, and ordnance officers,
wbb gave warning that tbey would burst
were reprimanded. One fcun burst with halt
a charge and tbe whole let were condemned
at a less et 1,000,000. Frem this experience
we may profit; and tbe moral clearly is,
build guns, abipa and torts no faster than
la consistent with careful designing and
thorough inspection.
Tm: wise Ben Butler says tint he is out of
politics ; can see no reason for entering tbe
political field again "unless an emergency
arises." He baa a way of raising emergon emergen
clea te suit himself.
Seme of tbe Grand Army people of St.
Leuis are very much disturbed ever the pos
sibility that the preaident may rlilt the city X
during the encampment next IM and It la
said that the executive ceuimittee Is tloeded
with letters from Grand Army pests announ
cing that they will net come It the preaident
la there. General Neble and Genera Tuttle
are reported as discussing tbe matter In con cen
ference with considerable warmth, and, II the
latter Is correctly reported, be must be a
miserable specimen el our veteran defenders.
"The Grand Army doesn't propone te lend
itself le any political scheme and l:ey won't
boom Cleveland. Just aa sure as 1 am here,
1 tell you they wilt iusuli and duub blui II
tbey come here."
"If they de," said General Neble, I'll
never pet my Teet inside a Grand Army pest
again. 1 respect tbe preaident because be is
president"
'We respect tbe eilice," said General
Tuttle, "but despise tbe man that la la It.
Yeu won't get half tbe peslx bere, aud there
is bound te be trouble If Cleveland cerae.4.
It ia net probable that this represents tbe
real feeling of any large element of the Grand
Army and General Neble's sentiments will
be echoed by many. But if tbe president
cheeses te visit 8u Leuis at thettuieefaGraud
Army encampment, that organization need
net Hatter itself that be makes the Journey in
aearch et a boom, lie has that article in a
perfect state or preservation en his cilice
Utile,
Mayer Hkwitt, or New Yerk, ia enforc
ing tbe obnoxious prevision el tbe New
Yerk law prohibiting the use el liquor en
Sunday at hotel tables. The quickest mode
of repealing an obnoxious la i$ te eurerce
it.
A Buti.br club has been formed in Bosten.
Its mlaslen ought te be te club Ben out el
political life.
Pittmiiuhu Journals publish ions; columns
of names and figures which are supposed te
show tbe business done annually In tbe city
from t30.oeo a year lamp Inte tbe millions.
1 1 lue "curacy or
XLl'i
SSSi?.1
The accuracy of this report cannot be de-
buslnesa men very naturally
their business Dublin, but
the tout cannot be many millions out of tbe
way, and ltts certainty a splendid exhibit el
tbe business development et the city. There
are at least a dozen establishments clalmlnir
te de a business el a million or mere and
Jeseph Heme & Ge. are down rer $3 300 000
The preflta en the turning et all this' capital
may be relatively large or small, and as
people gradually appreciate that fi th.,.
will be lea aversion en the part of th
uiiivuiiiH tu aiauun me volume el their I
yearly business with accuraey. in pnuburg I
u mhivhwi ius im isrni en west) returia
Is meeting with strong opposition.
It aeema that the Ksds ship railway
scheme baa net been burled with the great
engineer. Colonel James Andrews, or Alle
gbeey Oily, has been cbesea aa tbe engineer
beat fitted te carry out tbe bold project be be be
oaeaeotbl oieae business association with
Captain Eada and bla familiarity wltb the
Isthmus.
A Ttd-BM BYeaa Irslaad.
A wooden oreaa baa baea ereeled at Bodyke
weere tne eviouea naa te no eteppea en so se so
eeuat of tbe eberlff belag selaed wltb a fit
nrna which are laaerieed theae words i
'i Praise tba Lord I Here taa triaat'a art was
paralysed."
fHE IiAKCASTER PAILY
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m&mS&S
A Member of the St. LoeU Club Who U raiuoes
m a llall-Playrr.
J. K. O'Xelll, or "Tip" O'Neill, as he li
known te tbe baseball enthuslatls, the hard
bitter of tbe St. Louts Browns. Ills work
this season has been extraordinary and should
he keep It up he will stand at tbe bead of the
baiting list, uet only of tbe Association, but
also ahead el the crark bitters et the League,
in 1SS5 O'Neil, steed third en the list et bat
ters of the Association, being tied for that
ultra hv ltrownine.ef the Louisville, with an
average of 339 Orr, with average of Sltl
and Carutbera and Hecker with averages or
312 were ahead of htm. It we compare
these averaie with the League averages we
find that O'Neill would have held sixth
place In tbe tutting average nf tbe elder awo awe awo
ciiitlen. As left Helder, O'Neill has but few
equals, and in Lvxl be steed second In tbe
Association list with an average of .'XT, being
surrwssed only by Kuebne, nf tbe Alle
itbeny, but Kuehne only played 23 games te
133 by O'NfllL l.srkln, of the Athletic,
came nearest te O'Neill, playlnic 13. games,
and making a record el .$! By this
it will be seen that O'Neill is really
at the head of tbe list of left fielders
of tbe Association. In the great world's
serlM belweeu the St. Leuis and Chicagea at
theendefthe seaseu et 16. he led tn the
batting, having an average of 400, whilst tbe
best average ter the Chicagea was made by
Bums, wbe obtained .333. In the fielding be
waa second only te Curuthers, both men
having an average of 1000, but Carutbers ac
cepted 11 chances te 13 by O'Neill. O'Neill
plaved in all six games el tbe series. As an
alP'reund player be ranks with tbe best.
Nete of the field.
The League games yesterday resulted as
fellows : At Detroit : Chicago 4, Detroit 2 ;
at Philadelphia : Philadelphia 3. Bosten 1 ;
at Washington : New Yerk 14, Washington
2; at Indianapelis: Indianapolis 12, Pitts
burg 0.
The St. Leuis beat tbe Broeklyns for the
feurtb time in Brooklyn yesterday, and the
score was 7 te 1. Tbe Cleveland s defeated
the Meta en Staten Island by 6 te 3.
Tbe State Association games et yesterday
resulted: At Wllkesbarre : Wilkeabarre 11,
A 1 toen a 9; at Allentewn: Allentown 14,
Johnstown 0; atScranten : Willlamspert 10,
Scranton 4 ; at Reading : Reading 11, Brad
ford L
Dan Caey, the young pitcher of tbe Phila
delphia, astonished the base ball world by
making a home run oil Conway of Bosten.
Besides himself it;brought McLaughlin in
and wen the game.
Tbe Scranton club has withdrawn from tbe
State Association and taken the Oswego
club's place Inthe International League. The
schedule of tbe State Association will .be
played without Scranton.
i ne wuKesDarre people are very sorry mat
Scranton Jumped, as there will no longer be'
aucb a rivalry between tbe two tewna.
Dave Orr, manager and first baseman of tbe
I Meta, Is aurely unfortunate. Yesterday be
ruptured a mood vessel in running ana will
be laid up ler several weeks.
Teny Mullane baa gene te Rutland, VL, te
pi;cb for a miner club at f200 per month,
lie la still reserved by Cincinnati and tbe
management of that team de net seem te be
te clever as they thought Tbey said Teny
would net be allowed teplay,but he has gene
Inte a club which Is net a party te the
national agreement.
Danny Richardson seems te be a fixture at
second for New Yerk Instead el Ewlng. Tbe
latter ) new en third, also doing well.
The Pittsburg had but three hits off Healy
yesterday, and the residents of that town
te-day call It tbe Allegheny club,
Let it go down te iuture generations that
Tim Keene was In his prime in tbe year 1SS7,
and that be is one pitcher unatlected by tbe
new rule's Srw Yerk irerfif. He was cer
tainly badly ullected by something the day
tbe New Yerk 0ened the Philadelphia
ground?.
aOHKTMNO AHUVT TMIM.M8.
lbn Has Ilanscksfpsr Fluds THry at the
Itunteu uf Her i,He.
-Vellle Barns In Country Gentleman.
" Trlfli-s even leaU te heaven !
Tildus uiitke tbe life el man.''
It ia tbe trilles in tbe busy housekeeper's
life of which I new speak the little duties
that must be done day a'ter day, and which
go far towards constituting the life et tbe
housekeeper. Were each or thrse duties te
be performed hut once, It would matter but
little in what manner it waa done. But since
tbe same work muat be executed ever and
ever, much el it daily, the greater ease with
which It la done, the happier will be tbe
housekeeper's life, and the savtnger the time
and strength will result benelicially te her
family.
But it would seem that Instead of facilitat
ing their work with Intelliitent planning,
many housekeepers will de It in the very
hardest way, and will go through life bear
ing a heavy burden which might be greatly
relieved by well-directed thought.
The matter of tbe tire-making throughout
the long winter season, is really one nf much
Importance. Uttentimes it falia tetbe women
folks te de, and tbey are caused much annoy,
ance by tbe lack of dry material. A geed
nupply of dry kindling material should be
placed In store tbe lirat of tbe winter season,
and be replenished as It is used, se that a lire
can be quickly construct? J whenever needed.
This matter Is one that is strictly attended
te In our own borne. A barrel of waste paper,
a box of pine kindling and a pile or dry.bard
weed, finely chopped, are placed In a con
venient shed, and when the Ureuuking falls
te me te de, as It occasionally does, the task
ia an enay one.
I waa uiuct amused and also annoyed at
tbe trials or a housekeeper In making firee,
wltb whom 1 bearded a few years age. The
hUBband was absent, and every morning
through rain, shine or cold, she would repair
te an old woodshed and "pick up" whatever
she could find ter constructing her fire, Hbe
would go through with that same trial every
tnernlug, and then grumble ever it during
the day. One morning when she was com
ing, I said :
Why don't you manage dlllarently about
your lire 7"
' Hew T" she asked.
II Provide yeurseir with kindling material,
and slop this daily annoyance you have.
Keen waste paper ou baud, and have some
kindling weed prepared."
11 But I don't have any waste paper te
spare," sbe said.
" Well," 1 said, " an excellent substitute
are dry leavea. The ground ia new covered
wltb them. Haven't you aeme old barrela
and boxes you could fill wltb tbem, and
place tbem under cover for tbe winter use T
And then btre a boy te come occasionally for
a day, and chop aeme weed line and keep it
Just ter kindling."
1 never thought of that," abe said.
1 urged the matter, knewleg the help 't
would be te my hard-working bOitea, untl
kuuu aunuiy ei ainaiieK was en nana.
I Altar tDt tbe trouble ever tbe morning fite
vanished, and our breakfaata were eaten ia
peace.
It is a wendertui Impetus te the day 'a
work te get things in readiness overnight
for the preparation el breakfast. If potato, a
"'."J? oeoked they should be washed tbe
night before ; tba meat should be sliced : the
ceilea should be kspt convenient te the
Iii.An',,,uCp,y .et bred en hand will
save the flurry el making buacult when tbe
Tne early morning hour, and particularly
where there are little children te r be dressed
and cared (or, ta very tiresome te tba beuse,
keeper, and bar bead should plan well that
uis iwy naaus uisy axeeuia easily,
1 knew a housekeeper wbe is net very
Isrge or very strong, but hy unfortunate ctr ctr
cumstanets Is made te bear a heavy burden
of work. I have beard ber say that bar head
did equal work wltb ber bands; that abe
kept a mental surveyor constantly out Plan
ning ea her labors, and In this way sbe Is
able te eeeempiiab doable the work (bat abe
etaar wlaeceald,
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IOTELLIGEyCER SATURDAY. JUKE 4, 18W.
Rv. WiLtiAM r. ADAMa. e yiekakwib
wbe waa an Taaraday eleaa Maaep of Ike
Protestant Episcopal dlecaaa of aawaea,
Maryland, baa telegraphed hie aecepaanea.
Cit aki.ks IIefkr, a grandson el Andreas
Hefer, tbe Tyrolean patriot, ta aaM by UM
Lancaster Inquirer te be living la vary
humble circumstances In Drytown, this
county.
UKNKRAI.R C Nswten, a leading lawyer
and Democratic politician et Arkansas, died
In Little Heck en Thursday night He coin cein
tnandett the Arkansas force during the
H
"Brooks-Baxter war" of 1S7I.
Ex-VicK 1'HKsinKStT Wit, A. Wnaat.aa,
who is dying at lilt home In Malene, New
Yerk, Is sintering Irem selteulng et the
brain. Fer ten days past be was rational only
at intervals. He Is OS years el age.
Kkv. Surrt.Y Chask died In Detroit en,
Thursday night, aged M years. Me was born
lu Vermont and went te Michigan asoneel the
tlsrt Baptist borne missionaries In that state.
During tbe war he was commissioner et the
l-reeumena uuteau.
KnwAHb Evkh:tt Hams told tbeetudents
of Cernell tbst the best opportunity el study
ing human nature was te be bad by entering
the preleMlpn of tbe schoolmaster. Mr.
Hale taa keen observer, but bis Judgmect la
uet entirely sound In Ibis matter. Tbe Ideal
opportunity ter atudylng human nature In
an almost infinite variety or phases and
under almost every conceivable circum
stance Is enjoyed by a reporter for a metro
politan journal. There la no ether way of
"seeing Ills" and learning te knew men
that compares with this.
KcterrurU Chatch synod,
The general synod of the Reformed church,
at Akren, Ohie, elected Rev. U, W. Welker,
of Lament, North Carolina, moderator by a
unanimous vote, Rsv. S. N. Callender, et
Mount Crawford, Virginia, was cheeeu first
vice president, and Rsr. Cbarlea M. ScbaaT,
et Huntington, Indiana, second vice presi
dent Rev. Dr. Isaac U. Relter, of Dayton,
Ohie, Is tbe stated clerk.
Taa Citadel et chivalry.
rrnm the Nashville Union.
A young lady said at the recent meeting of
tbe Women's Christian Temperance nnlen in
Savannah : "Chivalry, which has tied from
all etber iiuartera, has taken refuge In news
paper offices." It is unnecessary te state
that this young lady is the prettiest and
brightest representative of her sex In Geor
gia. The American Tract Heclety.
Frem the Mew Yerk Bun.
Yet we are bound te say that, in our epln
ion, the cause et religion would net suffer it
the Tract society were discontinued alto
gether aud the publication et religious litera
ture lett te ordinary publishers meeting a
natural demand.
The Cburcb Army.
The "Church Army," the Anglican rival
of the Salvation Army, was started about five
years age by the Rev. William Carllle, a
young curate of Londen. It employs work,
lngmen te reach werktngmen, and seems te
be growing in strength and Influence.
Iiett.
Frem Town Topics.
Van Spertt geea by en the avenue with
bis New Siberian bloodhound.
Miss A. Splended brutes, aren't they ?
Miss B. Which?
Miss A. Beth.
A Lswn-HewlDg Oea.
Judge Orr, of Kankakee, ill, has a goat
which runs bis lawn mower. And It la a
curious fact that tbe goat, like bis human
brother, prefers te work the mower in tbe
early morning when it will wake everybody
uP-
Salvation OU cures toothache, sprains, strains,
bruises, chilblains, and all Dnsh wounds. cts.
Yen need net neglect your business when
troubled with a coegh or cold. If yen only use
the reliable remedy ur. Bull's Veugb Syrup at
UUh
MPMOIAL K OTI CMS.
JUST AS GOOD.
Don't allow anyone te make you believe any
ether remedy Is Just as geed for sick headache
as Dr. Leslie's Special i'rvscrlptlen, for It Is net
true. ThU Is the only remedy In the world that
strikes at tbe root of the disease and drives It
out. Give It atrial.
8111 (.Oil's COUGH and Consumption Cure
U sold by us en a guarantee. It cures Con
sumption, told by M. 11. Cochran, druggist.
Nee. U? and U3 .North Queen St., .Lancaster.
ra. (j)
BacaJaa's Anuea aalva.
The Best Salve In ue world for Cats, Bruises.
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Bheum. Fever Seres, Tetter.
Chapped Hands, ChUblalna, Cerns, and all Skla
Eruptions, and positively cures Flies, or no pay
required. .It U guaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price a cents per
box. for sale by H. B. Cecnran, Irugflat.U7
nl tat WfirtD Qtiismi street. Laneutar, Pa.
atetnera I Homers 1 1 atetlisrs 1 1
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth t If se,
go at once and get a bottle of MUS. W 1MB LOW'S
SOOTHING 8YBUP. It will relieve the peer
little suffer Immediately depend upon It; there
u no mistake about It. There Is net a mother
en eatth who baa ever used It, who will net tall
yen 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 la perfectly
sate te use tn all cases' and pleasant te the taste,
and Is the prescription of one of the eldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the United
atates. Sold everywhere. B cents a bottle.
mayJMydAw
Tba Impending Danger.
The recent statistics of the number of deaths
show that a large majority die with Consump
tion. This disease may commence with an ap.
parentis harmless cough which can be cured In
stantly by Kemp's Balsam for tbe Threat and
Lungs, which Is guaranteed te cure and relieve
allcasea. rrice Bu cents and O. Trial tit frtt .
rer sale by 11. B. Cochran, druggist. Ne. UT
North Queen street ee-lwdAltw
THAT HACKING COUGU can be se quickly
cared by Shlleh's Cure. We iruartntee it. oeia
by H. B. Cochran erugaist, Mes. 137 and U North
Queen 8U, Lancaster, .
sier, i-a.
(1)
The areas American Cbertu.
Sneezing, snuffing and coughing 1 This lathe
music all ever the land just new. "I've get
such an awful cold lu my bead." Cureltwlib
Ely's Cream Balm or it may end In the toughest
form of Catarrh. Maybe yen have cvarrh new.
Nothing la mere nauseens and dreadful. Tuts
remedy masters It as no ether everdld. Net a
snuff nor a liquid, fleaaant, certain, radical.
mylHwdcedAw
CT. JACOBS OIL.
St Jacobs Oil
-rea-Strains,
Sprains and Bruises.
JOHN TEEUEB, Champien Oarsman of Amer
ica. " I btve found St, Jacobs OU of Inestimable
value."
MU. J. :. COl-ELANO. Editor tiufreltan
Cielttt Sydney, N. 8. W.
"Hy tricycle Journey of 19) miles would net
have been completed without St. Jacobs oil."
WB. WH BKa.CU, World's Champien
Oars-
las. iii&n, iwiyai iieiei, yue.
St. Jacob's oil curs stillness, cramps
muscular pains In tralalag."
end
0APT. I'AUL UOYTON, the worldrsnewned
Swimmer.
" 1 de net see hew I could get along without
tot. Jacobs OU."
MR. JOHN KOLia, Champien Bicyclist, 1
Liverpool St.. Sydney. S. a. W.
Liverpool St.. Sydne;
.Iter rldlns 1.000 ml
Jacobs OU rsmevedall fatigue and pain
auer naiug mwu mues acaiusi time, et.
ajTR. m. f. PAINTIK, Londen Ataletle Club.
St. Jacobs Oil
cureoTmeer a sprained ten-
den."
pDWAgOllANL AN, Champien Oarsuan.
M rer muscular pains I have found 8k Jacobs
OU Invaluable."
4'
LL basb HALL CLUBS. Individually and
collectively.
se at. Jacobs Oil
ler sprains, strains and
bruises.
ALL ASSOCIATIONS of Field Sports,
urf. Water and Reid, um Ik Jacobs Oil for
sprains, strains and bruises.
Xvsry apnUeaUen alvaa ralui :
err battle
eenuuns a eure i arer betUata.ua u In nnl
l,.y . avenr snrauiaa bottle bsars the arm's fa-
is te
fsek reld by Uruiau issIhiiuSl H&i
AVE YOU HEARD ABOUT IT T
Perfect FittiDg Ready-lade Calice Wrappers at 75 Gents.
first-class In all respects. Think about It, and decide It It will pajrte bay the goods and have them tnaile
Jlfflll L Rill
.1KR9BVR Popular Attractions at AS cents and an cents,
which will surprise and delight jeu when you seethetu.
READY-MADE DRESSES at Remarkably Lew Price,
WRAPS ANH JACKBTS-I.etsnr comfort Mr the roel lnerntuKs and etenlniis for very little money rnrexamplet NKa.TUI.OTH WHIP.
JOSEPH L RAU & CO., 136 te 138 North Queen St.
SKW ADVKKTISKMKXTS.
J.
E. CALDWELL A CO.
BRIDAL
SILVER
Complete Cets of Table
ware In tlard Weed cases,
containing Five and Six
tieiens.
Bridal CbcsU, Including,
In addition te the Table
ware, all the requisite
Servers, Ladles, Tongs,
Spoons, etc., or one pat
tern.
K1NC13
SHELL
lielkd CORONA
ALBION
Owil ST. OLOUD
COLONIAL
Engraved OBMBDIOIS
OTMBBLINH
ami HAWTHORNS
FLBUR-D1-LIS
Oxi-lhnl ANTIQUBSHBLL
OHRYSANIHbUCOM
ratten,? ENGLISH SCROLL
QUBBN OflARLOtTB
LILY OF THB VALLEY
J. E.
CALDWELL
&CO.,
002 Chestnut St,
PHILADELPHIA.
QAMHMAM A BRO
66L.GANSMAN&BR0.68
North Queen St.
We Invite every reader of this advertisement
te call and Kninlne our Goods and Compare
frlces. belling
M INS'S, BOY'S AND CIIILPRK.VS
CLOTHING
(H.KTI IL) At LKB3 THAN WHOLESALE
1-BICKS.
Who ever heard of Hen's All-Weel Suits at
13.(07 Ten different styles te select from.
Who ever heard of Hen's Four-Butten Cuta
way Suits. Ail-Weel Worsted, at S7.W 1 Ten dif
ferent styles te select from.
Who ever heard of Hen's All-Weel Knsllsh
Worsted nults. Cutaway or back, at 110 w J
Twenty different styles te select Irem.
Y Hen's Seersucker Coats and VesU at II 00, IL23
ana it se.
Hen's Fine Hehalr Coats and Vests, from
tue and upwards.
Summer Pants selling at 60a, ":., 85c , It 00
and i..
All-Weel Pants selling at IL75, 12.0), L30, S3.0O
and II 00.
aar Fit, Quality, and the Lewest Trices Guar,
aateed,
L. GA ft BRO.,
Merchant Tailors.
HANurACTURgaa or
en's, Beja aad ChlUrea'a ClaUIaf,
B. K. CO. M. QUIEN A OBAHUB BTS,
LANCABTKK PA.
earThe Cheapest (and Exclusive) Clothing
Beese In the City.
M
KRJH A RATHKOII.
Prices Down
-AND-
Values as Geed as Ever.
Nobody need wear Shabby
Clethes these times, when New
Ones may be had for se small an
outlay. We can (it you nicely for
Ten Dollars, and from that te
Twenty. And if you leave with
us Ten Dollars In Meney we'll.'glve
you Ten Dollars in Value.
(J- Strictly Fair Dealing only
will be tolerated.
Hyers & Rathibn,
RELIABLE CLJrTHIEBS,
NO. 13 IABT DNO STRUT.
LAXOASTU, rA.
N1
OTIOK.-LOST OR MlHliAID, KOUR
iartiaeaias of atesa ia saa ranaars-
upaal aaaa. ei I ansastar, nasaa et Jtaass.
friiHiaF. via : Me as. dasa Havasabsv IX MM.
aMsasharasi Wa 7s. aatet April A, UTa, for 4
shares i Me. , SataA faiwaarr a lata, for t
sharas i Ma est, daiasl July 1, UTAlbr a shares.
jiPBuastuuai aae saw
iW
Jfl-U
HaisM Ifjer w wrHaVajsaj
A?H.JeS'.Hkt..
etWafA,..wlaaf
fw1 'i-'
WK4M, JMMMTS, AC.
-WK ARK SKMilMQ-
THE NEW
STORE.
A' Ce
riMR JKU9KYS at UreaUy Keduced
us
G
RKAT BARUAINS I
METZGER &
NEW
Neb. 38 and 40
136-138 N, Queen St,
WASH DRB88 GOODS Crinkles, Beereuckera, Batinee, Glngbama,
Lawns, Batiatea.
WHITE OOOD3 Vloterla and India Lawna at 8, 10, 13 1-3, 10, 20, 20.
SO, 37 1-aeente.
Ona Let Superior Quality Wnlta Platd Muslins at 12 1-2 oenta ; wera
made te aell at 25 cents.
METZGER &HAUGH MAN'S,
NKW
38 and 40 Wert King St.,
S'
UMMER DRESS GOODS.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS!
White Goods All Kinds.
CRINKLE SEERSUCKERS I
SATWESI SATIRES!
All the
Lewest.
above In Full Assortment and Prices Always the
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te tba Court Heuse,
rwAt.
rKWELKY AND AltT.
mmnnmk WntiMiDQ
,JIUIUJIUU,U
ART WORK,
French Clocks, Bronzes,
" KjNIYES, FORKS AND SPOONS,
GHOIGE VIENNA AND PARIS NOVELTIES.
Prices Are Very Lew This Year.
H. z. RHOADS,
Ne. 4 West King Street, - Lancaster, Fa.
XEW AD VF.RIHMTilEXTa
T ANTED.
W A Bread, Cake and rrelzel Raker.
Ap.
nlv te
u i e. n n n ii m .
AnnvlUe, Lebanon county, r
t as If L'siltin
JJ-lwd
S
TORE OPEN EVERY EVENINO.
Temple of Economy.
BOSTON STORE,
26 AMD 28 NORTH QD1EN ST.,
LANCABTKB, P.
BETTES TALUKS THAN KVXU IN
SUMMER DRESS GOODS !
nriv fikeks
"CAT8K1LL"BU1TINC, Forty Inches Wide,
Kc.a Vara.
ONC CASK KAC1I
37 1-2C.
BILK A WOOL SUITINGS.
UUKCK HKB0B8.
PLAID BKMUIH.
ALL-WOOL A LB AT BOSS.
Cream Dress Goods.
Wa have the Largest Assortment of Cream
Prats Goods In this city at Le treat meet.
White Djress Goods.
Victeria Lawns, India linens. CerSed JFIqae,
and a bewildering variety of pretty novelties,
leu'il be Delighted with the Assortment.
WASH GOODS.
OecHhc.
SUUKk W te Varisty at i, ex, W and li Cenu.
gar Bpaclal Offering of Bltek Silks. Black
Oaabmeras,Black Henrlattat at Leas than Cost of
Importation.
StammBios.&Ge,,
'jjtkDmn or low rfuexsi
kwp'
.
I'rlees i 1 10. nav, iLTland lias. Bargain
eutte.
HAUGHMAN.
STORE.
West King Street.
STORK,
(Opposite Cooper Heaw.)
Laneaatar, Pa.
III
J
jraw ADrmHTiammmnrm.
T EVAN'S FLOUR.
Levan's Fleur
THB BB8T.
H.lbAs
N
EWYOKKHTOBB.
Summer Hosiery!
NMT8c SHAND,
NOS. 6, 8 & 10 IsfaST KINQ ST.,
LANUA8TRK, PA..
Have sueeeeded tn securing a number of Bar
galas In
Hisses' and Children's Black and Colored Hese
at 8,8, 10. 1'X ets. a pair.
Hisses' Black Hese, White Feet, only 11H cts.
a pair.
Hisses' fast Blaek Hese, Plain or nibbed, 17, X,
II and 37K eta. a pair.
Special Bargain te Ladles' Plain and Fancy
Hese at 8, 8, 10 aad UK ets. a pair.
Ladles' Fine Belbrlggan Uese at lltf. is, te and
at eta. a pair.
Ladles' Fancy Striped Hese, fea, a pair, never
sela for less than tee.
Ladles' fine Gauze Striped Hese, Me. a pair ;
real value, 37)fc
Ladles' Lisle Thread Heee aU'X, 50, 74 et. te II
Full lines of slew Spring Bhtles In
LISLE THBKAOaLOVKS,
SILK TAFFKTA OLOVBS,
PUUB81LKGLOVKS,
K1UULOVK8,
In every variety of styles at low prices.
All Silk Lace Mitts, te aad M eente a pair.
Maw Jersey MltU at S. W. 17. MeU. a pair.
A Hpclal Drive In Ladles' Faney moreldarst
Uandkercbiefs at 10 and 1H U. a pair.
New Yerk Stere.
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