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LANCASTER, JCMC 8. 1887.
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ts Tkat CtMilncf te Kill.
I A Tbe Philadelphia Press says that Rufus
r.'S.' Sbepley holds tbe. tame view that the
IwraTTiivvrri) maintain In raratfl UILIIG
Mii lfinr j nf the meeting of the Senate te
i Its president a signature te the rev
I bill. This opinion was communicated
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raKkkptrick,whe, after consultation with
?7t' Governer Beaver, declared that it was net
. vi'swind. Ne reason was given for this epin-
?ssien. save that the Senate ceuia only ue
."aallaA tmrether tn consider executive busl-
isess, while this was legislative business.
y wecensiaer uus reason ww very iaji
and it intensities our suspicion mat i
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itfAM tt- .-.Aafe-iiftfinn Tf latf!tiff nPTlTlPil
M;ln ft very small hole, which will be a het
vivmCf wueu ii uuucitasvca w uac
iibU nvinuA bill, that is unirersallr de-
rSaumlAil fall for thn rftnann cfiven for its
tek'&jhiltifn. Tha dnclaratien that the irre.it
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v&atate of Pennsylvania cannot And a remedy
wfpr an emitted signature te a law, which is
'5f eJalmed te have been accidentally emitted,
f, tmts the state in tee ridiculous a plight te
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t?um pauenuy enanrea. uoverner weaver
&& discovered that the president of the Senate
ifu had net slimed the revenue bill and he
'immediately proceeded te make this
failure effective In killing the bill. Evi
dently he did net love it. Clearly he
wanted it killed, and he refuses new te
call an extra session, though the legislators
offer te serve for nothing, and although he
says an extra session Is the only cure.
And he refuses tbe simple solution which
we have suggested in the assembling of the
tone. He declares he cannot as
semble It save for executive business.
Even though this be se, which it is net,
what is the signature te a law but an exec
utive act ? The governor saja he cannot
sign because the president of the Senate
has net ; wherefore then can he net call
the Senate together that its president may
de tins executive act in its presence as the
constitution requires, se that the governor
may perform the executive act of signing
and making the bill a law V
We are net sure but that the president
of tbe Senate may call it together te wit
ness his signature. It does net seem mate
rial bow the Senate assembles se that it
gets together and organizes and witnesses
the signature of its president te the law
already passed, which signature has been
accidentally or wrongfully emitted.
Mr. Shapley declares his decided convic
tion that the signature was maliciously
emitted through a conspiracy hired by the
corporations whom the bill taxes. This
conspiracy could net have been made
effective without the action et the gover
nor, in detecting the emitted signature and
giving it a fatal iniluence net legitimately
due te it. Hew could the conspirators
knew that the governor would note the
emission, or that, if he did, it would cause
blm te withheld his signature, when if
be bad signed and hed the seal of the com
monwealth put upon the law, the courts
would have maintained its validity ? Mr.
Bhapley's accusation strikes high; but
there seems te be plenty of powder te send
It high and scatter it wide.
It is te ba noted with interest iu this
eoanectlen, that the governor expresses a
peer opinion et the virtue et the slain reve
nue bill. The Philadelphia Times reports
blm as saying that the insurance com
panies, whose taxes It reduces, are at the
bottom of the pressure for the extra ses ses
lien. Ue furthersays that the assessments in
the counties have already been made for
this year and the act would be of no flnan
eial value te them until next year. He ob
jects te the law that it would provoke much
litigation from the powerful interests that
It affects. He declares that it would have
been a failure se far as producing a greater
state revenue is concerned. 1 1 is tlieref ere
Tery evident that the governor was net nn
p, enthusiastic admirer et the new bill and
pa uw. ue juiueu n wiiueut regret if net with
ig. oseiuie pleasure, lllsjudgment may hen-
.arswiy ue against it; though it would
sm strange, were u se, since the
;)Mnien 01 the people, outside i,
llxporatlens, seems te be unanimmwu.
verit. Hut the fact probably Is that the
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ter's judgment has been controlled
1 fcla act dictated, by the powerful chiefs
,ble party, who have secured the same
from the corporations that they ob-
fejMttreDi tbe Standard Oil company for
;ipUstbBillingsleyblll. The gathering
pew point clearly te the conclusion that
MM eaaisekm of President Smith's signa-
carefully secured, and its cense
i carefully arranged, by Republican
rehlefi.
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A Great Edscatlsaal Ereat.
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t,j,ex wee wm witness one or the most
ble educational events In tbe history
r:af lajieity.iuunely.theeesteunlsJexerclses I
tf ansUiln snri Marshall college. Distln-
i from all walks of life will be
, and the city will wear a lit-
Mr air all weak that will be as unique as
I m iabt H will be becoming.
isjttseaa of fcswcaMer are seaccus-
JstUsariaf Fnaklla and Marshall
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iTsjsjgatjeitMffee. that Utklnatitu.
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MmMHev beattral town, their pm
MMasUmnkUiig tfa tautaeM and social
life of the city.
In the intellectual advantage of the col
lege te the town the field la se bread that
accurate measurement is difficult. Hut It
la certain that Franklin and Marshall col
lege diffuses ever-broadening waves of cul
ture ever this city, the effects of which
reach into .every variety of life In our
midst. ,
There Is, then, every reason why Lan
castrians should desire te see next week's
centennial exercises crowned with a
glorious success ; and all the indications
foreshadow this most desirable result.
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Serious Charges.
The Harrisburg correspondent of the
New Yerk WvrUl says in speaking of the
failure of the general revenue bill in the
last legislature, "that three senators
and a clerk were given 7u,000 by the vari
eus corporations wne win preut Dy ue
bill's defeat." The Philadelphia 'Jmcs in
moving for an extra session of the legisla
ture te repair the blunder, asks Governer
Beaver whether he is going te permit fraud
te triumph by failing te call an extra ses
sion. Here are two distinct allegations that
the bill was defeated by fraud. They are
made by responsible newspapers, and they
threw upon the legislature an odium which
It should be quick te cast off, if the charges
have no foundation. Let the Republican
legislators force the accusers te give the
names of the accused. Until this is done,
the stigma of fraud will rest upon every
member of the List legislature.
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Wiikm Wheeler allied hlmteir te tte
fraudulent regime of JJayee, he took a short
cut te oblivion.
De. Me3t.N.v U going stark crsry. At
the Academy of Music, New Yerk, en Sun
day night, he la repotted as declaring that If
the people are net aatltned wltb bio peaceiui
agitation tbey will get "their bellyful of re
forms such sN came through tbe trench
revolution."
TitK Indications for tbe Delaware peach
crop this season range from fair te geed.
Vaaii Com.'kee girls de net live en
tirely en sentiment and culture. Tbe report
et tbe treasurer shows that the young ladiea
have eaten during tbe past year, among
ether things, SI, COO pounds of freah meats,
S.000 pounds of smoked meats, nearly .000
pounds of turkeys, ever 4,000 pounds of
chickens, nearly 1.CV1 j pounds of fish, 3.', 000
clams, HI gallons et oysters, 2:50 barrels of
flour, 11,000 of batter, 113,000 quarts or milk,
25,000 pounds of sugar, 30,000 oranges and
lemons, 10,000 bananas, ever 1,000 bushels of
potatoes, and 100,000 buckwheat cakes.
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JIi.mne dodged a meeting with O'Urlen
before leaving New Yerk for Europe. Ills
disposition te dodge Is the beat reason wby
be will never secure the presidency.
Tin: Yerk Gazette has abundant confidence
In the honesty et newspaper patrons In Yerk
county when it thus speaks :
Hi send en your names, or hand them te
your postmasters, cash or no cash, and we
will send you the Gazette promptly and
regularly ; and If you de net worry mere
tbau we will about our pay for It, you will
net lese much sleep about the matter, for a
year or two, anyway.
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Lancastch crematienlsts are making a
name abroad. Dr. M. L, Davis haa been elected
an honorary member of tbe Cremation society,
or Milan, Italy.
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Tin: bids of rival companies for the privi
lege of building elevated reada en certain
streets In Philadelphia serve te Indicate tbe
value of the franchise which tbe city gave
away se freely te thestreet rail way companies.
Tbe Consolidated Transit company offered
(250,000 In cash and ? 10,000 a mile en the rail
way built. Tbe Philadelphia & Northeastern
company bad previously ellered 3 per cent
of its gross annual receipts, and although
tbey claim that this would be better than tbe
elfer of tbeir rival, they new agree te replace
it with a still better bid ; they will give 1500,
000 In cash and f 10,000 for every additional
mile of read constructed. In tbe light of New
Yerk's experience there ia grave doubt
whether Philadelphia does well te permit tbe
building et elevated railways; but If tbe city
Is In such wild haste ler rapid transit that it
cannot wait for the beat and safest article it
does well te bold the privilege of building at
as high a figure as roislble.
Bic-i ci.t: clubs are new called "111" cluba.
It is no wonder that a Frenchman said
Americans gain two hours a day by clipping
their words.
TitK Scran ten Republican declares that
the western half of tbe papulatien of tbe state
is new represented by five out of the seven
Judges en the supreme bench, while tbe
eastern half has only Judges Paxson and
Green. It insists tborefere that the new
man en the supreme bench shall be an
Eastern man, and the Jlepublican thinks
that Hen. Alfred Hand, et Lackawanna,
would fill the bllL Tbe Wilkesbarre Receril
suggests Judge Klce, of Luzerne, for tbe va
cancy because he would be a specialist in tbe
law of coal mines and mining, and because
be Is only 40 years et age.
It ia interesting te read what these Journals
think en thia Important question ; but tLe
thought et Governer Beaver en tbe aubject la
vastly mere significant, for he has the ap
pointing power. With sensible men the
claim of aectien should have no eflecL Give
us a geed supreme court Judge, no matter
wtiere he cemes from. Tbe court la aadly In
need of stronger Judicial timber.
JlKNnv Geehcjk aaya that if Lord Lana.
dewne really owns ninety-five thousand
acres In county Kerry. Ireland, he has a
right te de as he pleases with his
tenants. O'Brien was wise In steering clear
of hla alliance.
Tin: uk appears te be a great deal of rich
picking around the Phlladelphiamunlcipality
and we note that Jehn Wanamaker bobs up
serenely whenever tbe dinner bell la rung,
lie seems te have a taste for bleed since he
aat around the carcass of the Heading with
ucuweivesaa ieuber WelsU and Sammy
Shipley. lie net long age appeared as a
bidder for tbe gas works and new his com
pany wants the streets. They happen, bow
ever, te have made tbelr bid somewhat
Inadequate, and will need te put their hands
deeper in tbelr pockets, "
It will be a great mistake for Philadelphia
te sell the right te rapid transit en her street.
She should keep It In her hands and rannira
tbe payment of a certain portion of the gross
receipts and all of the net receipts ever ten
psreeub
The University et Pennsylvania recently
received 121,007 In donations and bequests,
A sum like this would de vast geed for
Franklin and Marshall college.
FBBSONAU
Parnbll'm health and weight are Improv
ing daily.
Anurkw H, Dili, has been sworn In is
marabal of the Eastern district of J?Mnyl
van Is,
Oabdinal Gibbens' return te Baltimore
was mads the occasion of a great display by
the clvle sutherttles. Tee prelate was r
eei vea ey us mayor ana 0117 uusenuew 1
eseortsdbrCsUieilosoatoUsstosMeBUaSstial, I
wbsnlmiiOBBagseiTtesa were held. I
Bbokemo Hill ajad Sad Bain fsassd Use I
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taatte did aet tarn much of it and that
Sura we. md much quicker in hi
eeuatry.
Editor CBrinn htl a brilliant reception
la Mew Yerk last evening under the auspices
el the IrUh National Leslie and the lloir lleir
man beuse committee nf the Itlsli l'arlla
mentary fund. Kdlter O'llnen will bear te
Ireland a letter from Kufrene K el ley, preiU
dent of the Parliamentary Kntiil assoelatlorj,
te Mr. l'arnell, Inclosing fjj,oeo.
Majer A. C Kkinu'.iu., el this city, who
delivered the Memerial Pay oration In
Wilkesbarre, told a reporter of the Sunday
Lttultr : " Yeu have set the liveliest town
In tbe state eutilde of Philadelphia ami jett
are ahead of that city proportionately. What
1 mean la thai your people show a derided
Intereet In the thing going ou upeu inch a
day as this."
HENATen La F.wkttk reiTEit. el Con
necticut, told a story about (ter. Trumbull,
of bis state, who en the cxvaslen of a grand
riot ascended a block and attempted by a
speech te quiet the people, hcn a random
mlaalle bitting hi in tn the ta'ad lelliil hi in te
the ground. He was badly hurt, ami as his
frlenda were carrying him Inte hi home hla
wile met blm at the deer and exclaimed :
"Wby, my Jmsband, f'ey have knocked
your bralna euL" "Jfe, they haen't," nald
the governor. "If I'd had any brains 1
shouldn't have gene there."
Rkv. J. V. M vnn, D. D , dellvered an
address at tbe Lutheran inlntsterlimi, en
Saturday, en the establishing of the. Uvaugell
cat Lutheran church el America by Hev.
Henry Melcbelr Muhlenberg one hundred
years age. The address was In Herman and
outlined the life and labors of the patriarch
from the time he lelt llalle, Germany, his
native place, until his arrltal here In Novem
ber, 1742, and his frequent travels through
Pennsylvania, New Yerk, New Jersey, Mary
land and the Seuth in hi Indefatigable zal
te establish churches aud make converts te
the Lutheran church.
1U Hall.
Yesterday was a wet day for baie ball, but
notwithstanding mauy ctuies were played.
Tbese of tbe League were as follews: At
Philadelphia, Philadelphia 15, New irk 11 .
at Indianapolis, Indianapolis 5, Chicago 3 ;
at Pittsburg, Detroit 0, Pittsburg 1.
The Association games yesterday were :
At PblladelrbK Athletics 10, Cincinnati 0 ;
at Kaltlmere, Baltimore its Letiist Hie ( ; at
Brooklyn, Cleveland 3, Brooklyn 2 ; at Staten
Island, Mets r,, St. Leuis 3.
The State Association games resulted like
this yesterday : At Allentown : Allentown
7, Wllllamspertu : at lta;iin? : Aitoena,,
Heading 0 ; at Wllkeabjrre : Wllkesturre U.
Bradterd S.
The New Yerksmade tel oef their four.
teen hits In one Inning.
It was a pretty game In Indianapolis yes
terday, and there was very little bitting.
The Baltimore bit St. Leuis very bard yes
terday and wen easily.
xne ueireit aavancei one ny winning mini
Pittsburg yesterday, while B ten m lying
Idle en account of rain.
The Mets defeated the St. Leuis agtfn yes
terday and they have geed reason te crew
ever tbe ether Ktstern clubs and especially
the Brooklyn. Byrne's men seem te be
broken up and have fallen back te seenth
place. Even Cleveland has a pudding en
them.
Beatln stilt continues te pitch wonderful
ball ter Allentown.
Te-morrow tbe A 1 toen a club visits Colum
bia te play the Bears or that place.
Pat Wetzel, of Wilkesbarre, had three hits
yesterday, one of which was a triple.
newer, ei rteauinp, wne was a memeer m
tbe Ojwegeclub until It went under, is back
In Heading and playing llrst for the home
team. Shetzline has Ix-eu placed tn right
field.
At lNTKUMTIONl. KI-IMU1K
And new the Ministerial l'helps,
lliat diplomatic toady,
Is loath te Introduce at court
Tbe beautltal Ulss Cedy.
lint this young maiden's father swears
That go te court she will;
And he's u bigger man than Phelps
Just new-ls llutt'le till
Framthe Ihleage Tribune.
Our druggist informs us th it Pr. Hull's Cough
Syrup sells better than miy ether ceuh hr 01 01
clne. New It's all right. It's all right, darling,"
said Mrs. Werkhard, "1 hive tested It thor
ough')'. Salvitlen Oil will surtly cure jour
pain In the back.
BfMOlAL MUTIOBH.
JUST AS GOOD.
Don'tallew anyone te mike you bcllove any
Other rvinidy Is Just as geed ler sick hculache
as Iir. Leslie's ikc! il Prescription, ter it Is net
true. This Is the only remedy In tl.e world that
strikes at the root ei the dUeuae and drirutlt
eat. Olve lta trial.
SHII.OIl'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
is sold by us en a guaruntie. It cures Con
sumption, old by 11. II Cochran, druggist,
Nes. 1J7 and 1.9 .North tjueen at., Ijincester,
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Baeklen's Amlrm Halve.
The Best Salve In the world for Cew, limlses.
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Khenm, rever Seres, Tetter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all akin
Sru pileus, and positively enrea Plies, or no pay
required. It UguaranUca te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price ff cents per
box. Ter sale by U. B. Cecnnin. Druggist, 157
and IS) North Qnexn stnMt. l.ancaatAr. Pa.
Cocaine, Iodeform nr Mercurials In any lerm
In the treatment ei catarrh or hay feer should
be avoided, as they ure both Injurious and dan
gereuB. Iodeform Is easily detected bv Its
offensive odor. "Ihe only reliable cutarih re
medy en the market te-day Is hi) ' Cream lUlm,
being free from all pM.oneus drags. It has
cured thetifands et ucute and chronic cases,
where all ether rrinedles have rallfd. A panicle
lsapplled Inteeuch nostril, no pain, ngrt-Kthle
te use. Price fllty cents. Jin, iwdied.tw
The Impending Danger.
The recent statistics of the number of deaths
show that a large majority die with Consump
tion. 1 his disease may commence with an an
parentis harmless cough which can be cur d In
stantly by hemp's lUlsim for the Threat and
Lungs, which Is guaranteed te euro ami relieve
allciues. frlceSu cents and II. Trial lixe fret
Fer sale by II. IJ. Cochran, druggist, Ne. 137
North Queen struct. aMwdAItw
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DIOR COUNTY COMMISSIONKK,
HENUY DUACIIIIAR,
et Lancaster City. Subject te the derision et
the uemecratlc convention. marHldAw
TOOK COUNTY COMMISSIONKK,
J. W.KELLV,
of Marietta, ra. Subject te the decision of the
Democrat! c Convention. Your Influence solic
ited. inJUtdAw
TBIOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SIMON L. 1IUANDT ((farmer).
Of Cast Denegal township. Subject tothe de
cision of tbe Democratic County Convention.
Your Influence respucttulty solid ted.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JACOll W. LEBKU.
Of Kphrata township. Subject te Democratic
mlea. lnarH-UclAw
F
K COUNTY COMMISSIONKK.
A. .. Hl.VUWALT,
Grocer. Kirst Ward, City. Subject te Demo
cratic rules, ultidiw
TOOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SOLOMON ZBAMKK, rarmcr,
Of West Hempneld township. Subject te the
Decision of the Doiuecratlo Convention.
mant-UdAw
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the request et many friends I announce
myself as a candidate for County Commissioner.
Sublect te the decision of tbe Democratic
lio.?nty..ll'enVentlon. Your lntluence respoct respect respoct
,BiJieSSJ?.,ld' HKNBYr.IIAUTMA.N.
miD-tld&w jt,t Lamneter Township.
JjR COUN t Y "COMMISSIONER-
EU BATTEN,
JfUpner Iaeoeti u,wn,hp iannounce m
mmmmmi
iS-'U- 5: ".. canaidate for CeKnt.
uiuuuHiuiur ueiern me last convention Tini A
tbe IHUBItOlniv Mans. -,w4Ja."9'n,'at
the eandldatu from Uut UeuUusrn Oistrlcu '
traa
KLl Ha-ITKN.
-neK ceun rv auditor,
j as. r. be watt.
el faradlse township, subject te the decision of
the IMAOcratle Convention te be held July te.
JSS7. JuretMw
OR COUNTY AUDITOR,
CHAS. W. fUSEY,
Of Bast Drsmnre tewasblp. Sabjeet te the da.
otsleai el tae DssteeraUe Geaaty Convention,
UKntCAL.
U1MMOMH L1VKK RKOULATOR.
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Simmons Liver Regulator.
1 Ms unrivaled Senthern remedy I warranted
luil in cenltln a single particle et Mercury or
any lujutteus mineral suustAtire,but U
l'UUKt.Y MHIKTAULK.
It will Cnre ell Hlseases Cnncd by flHtrange
luent et the i.tver, ht.tney aud vteinach.
if yen feel dull, drowsy, rtttilltutrd, have fre
nuent headache, mouth tastes badly. iHmranpo iHmranpe
tile ntitt teTiftue coated, you are ttitrvrtaR trem
lervld Ltverer Hllleunc. ' and uitblug will
curti you e speedily aud purmanently as Slut.
tuens Liver lleKulater.
'Kulater.
At any time you reel your system
net-ds rletnlni;, leulnc, ivkiiIMIii
without violent luirnin. or stimula
ting without InteilcitliiK, use
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Prepared by
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June red Aw
A TULOl'UOKOH FOH
KHKUMAT1SM.
WHY IS IT
That Khenmittsm and Netimlt;! arc se pr a
lent; This question lit net been tattitacto tattitacte
rlly answered, bat It Is certain that these ills
eases are net only the most patnlut het among
the nietl common, and seme member et nearly
eery family In the 1 ind U the victim of one et
these aread tormonters. Indies sworn te be
peculiarly lUble te neuralgic atuckn, hlch, In
the form of neuralgic headache, pain In tbe back
or et ner eus palmare of constant occurrence.
Net until the dlscovery of Athlopheros h4 any
remedy been found for either rhemuatlsin, lieu
raUU or lien eus heiulache, and they were gen
erally conceded te be Incurable, bat Athlopho Athlepho Athlophe
ros hs been proved te be set only a cfr.(ri cure
forthese dlruC!, In all their various tonus, but
a soft remedy. If, In tbe uieef Athlopheroi the
bowels arekeptrlire;)fn. Its success Is rrrtafii
and te aid this, Athlopheros fills are recom
mended, which, while providing the necessary
cathartic, will be found te be ft aluable aid te
the action et the medicine. Athlopheros Is no
experiment, It Ins been tested aad has proved
IU wonderful efflcacy.
The Athlopheros Tills were originally p re
pred as a remedy for ue In connection with
Athlopheros, ter rheumatism ana neuralgia
and ether kindred complaints. I sed In connec
tion with that remedy, they are a certain cure
for elt&cr of these very common anddlstrslng
diseases. They have also been found te lie an
tuvalu ible remedy for any and all diseases arls
tng from vitiated bleed or general debility.
They are especially valuable fjr nervous dobli debli
lty, bleed poisoning, djspeptla, distress alter
eating, headache, constipation, less et appetite
and all stomach or liver troubles, for diseases
of women they are tuvalu ible. These pills are
perfectly harmless and may he safely used by
adults and children.
Testimonials of thxe who have been cured
will be sent free en application.
Kvery druggist should keep Athlopheros and
Athlopheros Fills, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce , Ne.
112 Wall street. New erk, will send either (car
riage paid) en receipt of regular price, which
Is 11.00 per bottle for Athlopheros and 50c for
nils.
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-.RAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
Gray's Specific Medicine.
The reat Kngllsh Kemedy will promptly and
radically- enre anv and everr case of nervous
debility and weakness, result of Indiscretion,
excesses or overwork of brain and nervous sys
tem ; Is perfectly harmless, acts like magic, and
been extenstvuiy used for ever 30 jeurs with
great success.
nr full particulars In enr pamphlet which we
desire te send free by mall te every one.
StrThn Specific Medicine Is sold by all drng-
?lsu at II per package, or six nackees for $s
l will be sent freumy malt en recoptef the
money, by addressing the agent,
H. B. OOOHBAN, Druggist,
Nes. 137 A 133 North Queen St., Lancaster, l'a.
THE OKAY MEDIC1NK CO. n. 10B Main
Street, llulTole. N.i. inarJ-ldwM .tl
piXHAUSTEU VITALITY,
EXHAUSTED VITAnTT
TUK SCIENCE or LIFE, the great Uedical
Werk of the age en Manhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility, Premature Decline, Errorsef
loath, and the untold miseries consequent
thereon. 300 pages sve. ISprescrtpUonsferaU
dUcasea. Cleth, fall gilt, only l ou, by mall,
sealed. Ulnstrauvesample rree te all young
mtddle-Oired men forthenext KOdavs. Add
Dli, W. H.l'AliKKIL 4 llulflnrh Street. Bestrm
Mail.
TMPKOVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS.
CURE FOR THE DEAF.
eck's Patent Improved Cushioned Ear
Drams perfectly restore hearing and perform
the work of the natural drum. Invisible, com
fertable and always In position. All conversa
tion and even whispers heard.dlsttnctly. Send
for Illustrated book wltb testimonials, fit KB.
Address or call en r. Hiscei, bMUreadway.
Maw Yerk. Mention this paper.'
lanain-itNi M WAF
rtMMTOMB.
Call us up by Tt If phone,
vtlth nlilch we hare been
t'unnectetl te-ilay, and joer
wauls in our line will hare
our best attention.
1IEIMTS1IS
Farnitnre Depot.
WIDMVKR'S i"URNlTURE STORE.
FULL VALUE.
ONh IIUNDKKOCKNTH WOHTHUlVENfOK
BVKUYUOLLAK.
NO MISKKI'UKSKNTATIONB.
OUU WOUK WILL STAND THE TK3T.
The Wearing of Our Unnds will lieerUsOutln
What We say.
Te Pavn Meney Is te get that which will Wear
the Longest, and which need net be Re
placed In a Short Time.
SURPRISING I
Yes, yen will be Su prised at ear Lew Prlees.
Just step in ana see what aLuigeand
Complete Meck we are Carrying,
und then Ue and Tell Your
Neighbor,
BTYLV, (JUALITY AND THICK TO SUIT ALL
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Cerner Beat Klag and Duke Bta
LANCASTER, FA.
aDUVlTdjanw
3VJF$I3E!XFD AUANDSOMB UNK
Sfti?j5 m..?f-!luyaiaj. afS
aesajtsTEisi?
J.
K. CAI.nWKtiL A CO.
Richly
Cut
Crystal
THE VICTORIA
THE DUOHESS
THE REGENT
THE EMPRESS
Four new cuttings
Jutt Introduced by
Messrs. Caldwell A
Co,entlrely different
In design from any
heretofore produced
Fer
Bridal
Gifts
J. E.'
CALDWELL
&CO.,
002 Oheetnut Bt,
PHILADELPHIA.
liar Hiiuna.
J.
K MARTIN A CO.
BALL'S CORSET.
THIS I'Ol'ULAU II It A. SI) or COUSET
UAVK 11 ALLSTYLKS.
WK
Ball'e Health Preeervlns Oorset.
Ball'e Circle Hip Oorset.
Ball's Sateen Corset.
Ball's Misses' Oorset.
Ball's Nursing Corset.
Kvery Corset sold with tbe following GUAR
ANTKK: If net perfectly satisfactory In every
respect altar three weeks time, the money paid
for them will be refunded by us.
Dr. Warner's Corsets.
ALL UAKrl IN STOCK.
Dr. Warner's flexible Hip Corset. Or. Warner's
Cerallne Corset.
Or. Warner's Health Corset.
Dr. Schilling's Corset.
TAXCI.KM, TIC. Apiece.
Warners " Geed Luck " Corset,
ATttCh.NTS.
OUU UKSULAU c. COIISKT KEDUCEDTO
4-t CKNTS.
One Theusind Corsets, all size., at 2le.
GIVEN AWAY.
Te every purchaser of a Corset, our " Hand
book of tiitme and Fastlmes," containing 100
pages ; a manual for parlor and lawn.
J. 8. Martin & Ce.,
(ter. Wmt King k Print HU,
LANUABTMH, ra.
TKI.KI'HONK CONNKOTION.
sevuuei
at wiANra
THY OUK
HIGH GRAJDE FLOUR.
The rinest rienrsnld In the market. Give It
a trial and you be pleased. Alse Oraham
Klenr, Oat Heur, Bye "lour, and Mflf Balsing
rieur for Ulscult. Ac Goods Delivered. lel
phone Couuectlen.
OBO. WlaVMT,
anlTd Ne. Ill wast Kins straat.
LT BORHK'8.
SWEITZER,
-OE-
Imported Swiss Cheese.
We have added te our cheese stock. Hwellter
Cheese, and expect te keep the best only.
J ust received, a rine Ixitet Imported MACA.
ituniwiu Ttw14t.tl
Onrkee Salad Ureulng, Fine Imported Table
Oils, Bottled l'lcklea of all slsea, satiable for
picnic seasons.
OLOSINU OUT. A let of Freneh Prunes at
pounds for Uc, A let of Sreneh Prnnes at 8
pounds for Vie, A let of fine rlltaA ChanrUs, S
pounds ler J8c.
BURSK'S,
NO, 17 BAST DNO STRKkTi ,
LANOASTBK. PA.
S1,000
bTea.7Marreaa I
KBWAKD.
Vim sui aaaa af MISaasr Tma.
Ssneas DabUlts: ataBtml aad Fkaleal
Waakaaas tAatBOTAklO MlMVB MlttlsU
aaitaiatnia, ssawawntsj
GORSETS
kite teswn. Bale ky wMSata,
ftJ--je.ln
vt.ernixu.
N1
OW KKAOV I
Our Ready-Made Stock
-or-
SPRING CLOTHING.
W are prepared te show our NawM'HINU
STOCK In Hnndy.Uiida Hulls. Our Assortment
Is Larger than eier before, and I'rlces Ixiwer.
We hum taken special cam tn aet npgmxland
AttrM-ltve lults ter tie HI'KI.Sii TIlAUR, and
we hel Mllsflixloiiretrerls have been success
ful. Call and give us the bonent of your opinion.
Oar Custom Department
Is Stocked with all the Newest Novelties In
Suitings, which we will Makn tn Order tn the
Ilest Siyle.
FIT GUARANTEED.
BURGER ft SUTTOU,
Tailors and .t'lethlers.
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANcaBTKK. ra
J" OANSMAM A MHO.
66-LCASSMAN&BR0.-68
North Queen St.
Welnlleeery reidcr of this aflverttseinent
te ctll and I tinilne our IxhhIs and C'euipnru
Prices, elllug
UKNS'.S, UO'S AMI CIIILDUKN'S
CLOTHING
(UKrJII.) At l.rsS lllN WIIOI.KSALK
1'KlCt.S.
Who ever heard of Men's All Weel Suits at
H te Tun dlirerunt stjles te seltrt from
Who ever heard of Men's reur-lluttnn Cuta
way SulM. All-Weel IV ersted, at T w Ten dll
terent styles te se'ect from.
Who I'ler heard of Men's All-Weel Knsllsh
Wersti'd Rulu, Cutawiy or "-ark. at 110 m:
Twenty dltferent st) les te select from.
Men's Seersucker Cents and Vests at II (. II. iS
and SI i.
Men's Finn Mohair Coats and ests, from
(1.30 andupwnids.
Summer l'ants selling at tc, T5c., 85c, II 00
and I LIS.
All-Weel Pants selling at IL7 !!.(, tlJM, SI OU
ana i no.
& rit,guallty,and the Lewest I'rlces Guar
anteed. L. 6ANSH&N & BR0
Merchant Tailors.
UANUrACTUURItS OT
Xta't, Heys' and ChlUrfn's Clothing,
S. K. CO It. N. qUKhN A OKANOK STS
LANCASTKIl PA.
eTThe Cheapest
Heuse tn the City
(and
Kxclnslve) Clothing
M
YKKS A RATUrUN.
Prices Down
-M-
Values as Geed as Ever.
Nobody need wear Sli.ibby
Clethes tlicse times, when New
Ones may 1x9 had for se small an
outlay. We can fit you nicely for
Ten Dollars, and from that te
Twenty. And if en leave with
us Ten Dollars In Meney we'll'glve
you Ten Dollars in Value.
s?y Strictly 1'air Dealing only
will be tolerated.
Myers & Rathfon,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET.
LANCASTKR. PA.
MOWKKH, AC.
TDtLINN tt BKENKMAN.
CARD!
We have a number of Goods which are
Just in season, aud which, owing te our
giving special attention, we can offer great
Inducements.
" Pennsylvania "Lawn Mowers have no
equal. These we make a specialty. We
have as geed Lawn Mowers as are in the
market fertu.00 and 17.00.
liaby Carriages We carry seventy. live
varieties in stock. These goods are our
own special and our prices are low.
Refrigerators are new in season. Hew
few people knewanytbing about Refrigera
tors. It took us twenty years te learn.
We can teach you In Ave minutes:
It will be worth something for you te get
the best '
Ceal Oil Steves There Is mere differ
enee in Ceal Oil Steves than almost any
thing manufactured. Don't spend your
money till you knew what you are getting.
Ice Cream Freezers and Water Coelers
yen can buy almost anywhere, but can you
get the best at tbe lowest prices. Yeu can
from us.
Lawn Tennis Setts, Genuine Mexican
ntt Common Hammocks, Base Ball and
all Sporting Ooeds at factory Prices.
FUNK & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 1R2 North QtiMn KtrMtt
MflUKKG 1H NOTUINQ fKRFEOT IN
L THIS WOULD."
Thansan who made this remark could never
have visited our arareroems nr read the adynr.
Uataa oelamns of the laTst-ttasscss HT.'he
weald Save learned where he reuld find iVr.
ltet Hanei. Pirtet Organ; Ftrtctly u(r
XMeMnft at price taat would perieully astound
blVU WOODWARD'S AQlsTCY.
. JlOe, It CAST KINS -
apiy Uassrter.i'a,
mermtum.
JflHtlU A BKUTUBH.
Summer Underwear!
Onrl.lnenfUNtlBHWI.AKtsliy far Snpetler
te any ever carried by us before, consisting et
the finest iuHtlet 0
GAUZE,
French Belbrlggap and Austra
lian Weel.
We nrn disposing of them at prlcesjuitabeut
ixiunl te one-half et their real vine.
MKN'S OAII.K HIIIItTS,
All Sires, Me.
MSN's. (I Atl.K SHIRTS,
1 Inest (iradea from J&e. in loe.
MKN'S 11A1.1IRUH1AN SHI UTS AND ItKAW
Kits, ue.
MKN'S rRKNCH MAI.ltUKKI AN tHIIKTSANO
liltAWKKS, Me.
MKN'S TIN I. rUKNCHIIALIIKIOUAN SHIRTS
and 1IUAWR11S, ;Jc
MKN'S AUTIlALIAV WOOL 8I1IUTS and
UltAWKIts.llUI
MKN'.s JKAN HKAWKK8,
All Slr.ts.aec.
Summer Goats and Vests.
MEN'S 11KST AMKUIOAN SKKKSUCKBK
COATS and ESTS, II i
HOY'S 1IKST AUKItlC'AN HKKKSUCKKK
COATS and MSTH.IIin.
MKN'S IMI'OKTSK KNllI.mtt SKRUSUCKRK
COATS and VSsrn.fi ue
M KN'S ALPACA COATS 1. te ti 80.
MKN'S ALPACA KSIM.tl U.
MKN'S UNK MOIIAIUCOATsand VK9T3,
II .
MKN'S SILK PI.allireATS and VK5T8,
l lJ.
Alse, a rult I Ine of Men's and Bey's Slimmer
l'aiits, at Correspondingly Imw Prices.
Hirsh & Brether,
ONE PRIOB
MEROBA.NT TAILORS,
-AND-
Clothiers and Furnishers,
COK. NORTH QUKKN ST. A NO OBNTKR
MJUAUK. LaNCASTRH. PA
TBTU.L
IAMMUM A rUMTKH.
CALL US I1V TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
The Intermediate !
Seft Scetcb Cheviot Soils
-KOlt-
BUSINESS OR EVENING WEAR.
(ent'a Oarlc and Light Ihades Chsvlet lack
Ceat Suits, 110 and II J
Yeunit dent's Stltched KJre Welt Seam Cuta
way Ceat Suits, St) Mill I'atturn In Light and
Dark ChiiTints, f 13, III and f IB.
Heys' .Straight front Sack Celt Suits. H, Is, 110.
Children's hnce Pant Suits, floated or Plain
Tunics, Light or Dark Celers, 1.0, H2 UW,
SJ50.
A Sperlal Let el Children's Suits, sites I te 10,
light In color, solid thread, marked 1100 per
iult te cloie tbnm out.
Children's Shirt Waists In riannel or I'ercile,
an, ;, 95 cts, it go. ii.iv
Children's Separate Short I'ants, IB, 10, nets,
II te.
btimmnrStlk Neckwear, Stjllsh light Shades,
Neat Figured I'atterns. , se. ; cts.
Balbrltran, Netted, (ianze and Angela Under
wear, 23, 60, 71 cts.
1'yroleldCollarsandCtitrs Cellars, Kc; Cuffs,
13c.
Semsthlng Iletter-Colluletd Cellars and Cuffs
Cellars, 200 ; CutTs, 10c.
Men's Harvest I'ants, U, 7J cts, II Oft.
(em's llexlble Derbys and Light Colored
Cassltnere Hats.
Ilejs' and Children's Dress Straw Hats.
lien's llread llrlin Uata tn Mraw or Light
Colored roll.
Summer Lap Uebes and Herse Shafts,
Ladles' Dress Kid liutten Heets, Square or
Opera Tee, ful I range of sizes and widths, 0O,
175,I1W,1 J5.
Ladles' Pebble Qeat Butten Beets, 11.10, )c.
Trunks, Valises and CabbM.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER,
33, 54, 36 and 38 East Klag St.,
LANCASTKR, PA.
Ar Stores close every evonleg at 8 sValedr,
except Monday and Saturday.
co a a.
td"r mabt7, "
WBOuaau asm avian, asaiaa ra
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
Yau: Ha 4 NerU Water aaa mace
Straeta, abere Lemen. Laaeatter.
aa-lra
gAUMQARDNERHdt JEFFERIB8.
COAL DEALERS.
Orviea s-Na 1 North ()neen Street, and Me.
B6i North Prtnee street.
Yaaoai-Nertii l'rince Street, aear Bssainc
Dept
any 16tfd LAN0ABT8B, PA.
WJAVK.MUHKANUHflCKlil UUMK.
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v.u.,. .n snaui uiaaaaes
of either esz Why be ammbngnKt Dy qnwks
when yen eaa And la Dr. WrWhTlaeeafly Baas.
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and
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