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LANCASTER, JULY It, 1837.
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Ifell day is the Frenchman's Fent th of
The overthrew of the liasitle was
i Itaelf a very great achievement, but
a declaration of independence that
I French people have always remembered
k the same proud feelings of patriotism
i Nireund the calmer and mere logical
Jen of the American colonists.
i It was known that a small crowd of
six and seven hundred Trench-
i had ventured te destroy that citadel of
I ceart party, the prestige of that party
l forever broken and the triumph of the
MMOfla assured.
fe: -France has bad a checkered history since
Uth of July, 17S9, passing rapidly
i one extreme te another ; from coin-
te imperialism; from strong
r rule te anarchy. Hut through all
straggles of factions and parties,
lall her triumphs and disasters, she
remained the bold exponent of the
declared by the overthrew of the
That government is for the
I and there can be no just privileges
rfclm
Otitis natural that en this national day the
jfJFWBCh should feel the smart of theGer-
conquest, and a longing te retrieve
fbS) military prestige of their country.
Cssy would be a very mean spirited people
"M they did net give way te a natural longing
S'ltr the fame they gained as the conquerors
uoeraters et i-.urepe. uuc mey wu
lmmem little respect as a nation if a
ihrarr lane majority de net see that the
if greatest glory may new be gained for
(-France by working out peacefully, if poi-
-atoll), but with eliinitv. the, nrebltmis of
r7T' .,.' V , .
iSu-gevernmeni. which sue has given uer-
r te solve.
KjJJ France is forced into war, she will de-
ana recelyeHihpathy ; but if she
Buewlth the blind purpose of
age, there will be little sympathy for
s5-Sr even In this republic. Of course, the
S- skilful diplomatists of the monarchies will
lS2S trr te make her annear the asrirresser.
Ff;; though they are probably watching eagerly
.for a chance te crush her. 1 ertunately
HsVTV UlklAMJBAH dlAAfl hnt rt lltA Wrt tvn I l..k fl
WA .DUUUUiKCl UWO UUh upiTai aj uc wiu U1C-
If brand that many people thought him. Itut
plat has the power aud should be watched.
Harvey, the Mugwump.
Tfc atifMTs thnt f.hn mnn Depiir .1. llitr.
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jT0y, wne has been detected ana is new tin-
r Indictment for forgery committed in
h twira nlnfme ftfviainn rt flia troieurr
Et""r"vr . """ """"'
'spartment, was net a Democrat, but a
mM Ogwurup. Moreover the papers en file
Igrsfardiug his appointment, show that his
t whlef Democratic sponsor was Samuel J.
S&Hmnrlall. Ifarvev spms tn li.ivn lven
Vy traAnTi an u nid.al nrMiitwl W'lllAkli irru
wbere he lived, and when his appointment
ij w UU4UO, .oil. J... 11. cvuu, it pieinineia
Jv lawyer there, made public charges against
-Wm which, however, were glossed eer
feat Washington by llarvej 's friends.
u The recommendation of a rascal te office,
1 whose Democracy only began with the
";: Cleveland campaign, is net a wise act for
t even a statesman el Mr. Randalls intlu-
Tbis following upon the heels of
was efforts in behalf of Josephs for marshal
K Of the Eastern district of Pennsylvania, is
ealculated te make the powers that be in
awaaningwn somewhat cfiary of acceiiting
Itandalrs estimate of it man's caia-
.Wlity for holding eUice.
Where De They tie I
ti, xnertiw iers jneune iiskh the ques-
Nea concerning Xew Yerk musicians
l?, where they go and hew they Use," and
i proceeds te answer it. Counting all
bike members of military bands, theatrical
EWisesiras, makers et dance music aud
In humbler walks of the art, the
I population of Xew Yerk foots uu
S.000. It is doubtful whether nnv rlv
;, la the world contains se many musicians
Ei.fSSJtewierk, or pays the better clasi of
Prjlhem se well. Many make sufficient mnnsv
taring the regular season of nine months,
yixvmm iwmiuei w ouue, vu enable luein te
rewrote ine summer te rest and relaxation.
of the leading plajera no teGer-
Bylnthe summer te revisit their old
S, for the vast majority of the metes-
I musicians of America are Germans I
'With.
AiTWe accounts for the better class of
but hew about the iuferual
i that go about the country in
j&fke epriaf of the year making days and
l hideous by tooting en brass lustrti-
Perbaps the earth swallows them
frsf before summer is far advanced.
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Figsres of Experts.
:Xhe report of the chief of the bureau of
of the treasury department ou
experts of previsions shows that in the
t of Jane the experts of dairy nre-
i were 316,102 mere than in .Tune of
1; the experts et beef and perk? 117,.
- less and the total et beef, perk and
f products s iui ,oeu oeie w the figures for
1,1888.
tit must be remembered that under
r threat of war there was a year age a
r Mitre demand abroad for American
I perk products. The canned beet
exported in June, 1887. were
at 132,040 against 1338.5.51 for
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Hit rirMllf.
It It Bet k pleasing tight te see In the
National Educational association in Chi.
cage an effort made te resuscitate the Blair
bill for emptying out of the national treas
ury 970,000,000 te overcome the illiteracy
et the Seuth. There Is nothing of ruin
clple or expediency In such action, and It
these who talk se much about this whole
sale scheme of plunder would r-xnmine the
educational statistics of the states they
refer te, they would discover that these
commonwealths are taking euro of them
selves In excellent style, and are net play
ing the mendicant and asking for national
aid.
As time gees en the Inter Mute commerce
law grows In popular favor, and wheu the
suspended fourth clause U finally considered
It wilt no doubt be found that the press el
the country, reflecting the judgment of the
people will Insist mere streugly than ever
upon compliance with the spirit of the mea
sure, whatever modification may he found
necessary In the practical application thereof.
The great number who bate travelled en
tree passes without auy geed claltu te such a
privilege, new pay their way like ether citi
zens, aud the luminous of the hole country
Is thriving under a natural aud Just sys'em
et freight chirges. The law hat already
jn.ved ati elliclent curb te the railroad auto
crats, and the only wonder new Is that this
country se long submitted te their regula.
tlotief national development It will take
years te thoroughly test and perfect the law,
but se far It baa worked well enough for a
first attempt.
W'v. are under obligations te T. It Cochran,
chief clerk of the Senate, for a copy et the
municipal bill as appreved by the governor
en May St.
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Tub New Yerk Ttmts prints au interview
of Mr. David Ker with a mysterious Russian
lady described as the wire of ene of the
greatest statesmen In Kurepa. bhe ghesa
dark account of atUIrs In r.uwla. She nays
that net ene man among the subordinate ofli efli
clals of the provincial government receives a
salary sulUcleut te llte upon, and that they
consequently resort te bribes, sell justice,
oppress the peasantry, and therefore prepare
the way for nihilism. Of the army she savs :
" De you knew what Is the proportion of for
eign officers tu our servlce ? Kitty eight per
cent, among the regimental officers, and
seventy-tlve per cent, among the generals.
Yeu can easily gues bow many of these are
Gerinaus, and you can guess, what the feel
ing of the native Russians is toward them."
Peer harvests and bad government are
drawing the peasantry tewatds the cities,
where they gain the rudiments of education
and many fall a prey te the Nlhilsts. "Twe
great influences that once held our peasants
under control their reverence for the priest
hood aud their loyalty te tbeczar are new fast
falling away." in short, Kussia is nearlng a
great crisis but It is net thought that Nihi
lism will triumph, and the diplomatic lady
felt cenddent that the nation would be able
te work out its own destiny.
m m
AViikn l'resfdent Cleveland talks about
his Kboel days and the friends of his early
boyhood, be gees straight te the hearts of the
people. He has often demonstrated bis
statesmanship, and when be writes letters en
matters of publle policy or In the line of so
cial duty, he always expresses himself with
the clear force of a trained and strong mind.
Hut when he talks se frankly end simply
about his youth be strikes a chord of sympa
thy that adds te the popular respect for bis
ability and intesrlty. As was w Uil of I.ngHt),
people like Cle eland becauw be. Is se d
human !
Tin: Pittsburg 'of gives thepe Interesting
Qgureaefthe money order business. The
money order system went Inte operation
November 1, 1i4, and at once leaped Inte
popular favor. In the eight months of that
ltn first tiscal year, H- money order ctllccs
were established, and 7e,ln orders issued,
calling for fl, IOO,(Xe. New leek at the figures
for the fiscal year ending June, !-V, the re
turns for the last year net being complete.
The Usca! year lsjii closed with 7 JjT money
order rlUces in operation ; the iue of orders
during the year was in round iiumbHrs 'OKI,
(XO calling ter about flit (XK ("H). Tfie aer aer
ageef the orders was fit 3-t. Frem the !:
ginning of the system te J illy, ssn, the total
of domestic orders Issued was "MHO 171,
calling for fl,l!" 30,000 The fetrt exceeded
twelve millions and the net roienue waa I'!,
281,7fti Congress makes special approprU appreprU approprU
tien for some branches of the hervice ; but the
time la undoubtedly coming when the eflice
will net only be permanently selr sustaining,
but will yield a rich reveuue te the govern
ment. I)n. Ci Kit Ko-e.v, et New Yerk, who has
been giving hl attention te the dangers of
Ice cream, says the sliknif-x rauinl In due
entirely te a luiigus grew thin the milky
preparation, that the trouble Is due te the
presence et tyrotexicon in the milk an un
pleasant feature developed during certain
stages of fermoutatlen acting as an irritant
and Invariably causing I linens Tliure is no
way, be pays, by which from the api-earunce
et the milk the producer or consumer can
detect the presence of this ixculianty, aud
eatera el ice cream must take their cliancee.
Ot course, Dr. i:dsen says, theru is a growth
et fungi lu the atmosphere we breathe at
certain wind stage', and It will get into milk
and cream. Hut greater danger, he thinks,
is te be apprehended from the nm of gMa
tine. In some specimens of ice cream he has
analyzed he hat found the prtwuuu in large
quantltiea of common glue, which many
dealers use because it is inui h clnapur thau
gelatine. Cheap ice creams ure found te con
tain all sorts of txHir material liable at any
time te make people Hkk.
If the author et the communication "l'alr
Play " seuda his or her name, its publication
will be considered.
I.N his address at Clinten, New Yerk, en
Wednesday l'reeident Clevelaud uttered
these bread seutluienta regarding his eflice :
If your president should net be of the
people and ene of jour fellow citizens be
would be utterly unlit for the poaitieu, in
capable of understanding the people's wauls
aud careless el their desires. Thai he is one
et the jieeplu Implies that he is subject te
human frailty and error, but be should be
permitted te claim but little toleration for
mistakes. The generosity el his ft-llow-citUena
should alone decree hew Ur geed In
tentions should e-xcute his shortcomings.
Watch well, then, this high elllce-lbe most
precious possession el Ameriiau citizenship.
Demand ler it the most complete dotellou en
the part of him te w hose custody it may lw
illlrilhte.l uml iir.-l.. It ..... I...,- ..!.... ...i..
from uuwerthy assiultH from without. Thus
win you iurinrm a sacred duty te yeurseUea
and te these who may lollew you in the en en
Jeymeut of the freest Institutions which
beaten has ever - euchsafeil te man.
PEBhONAU
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ltlUUAUII ltim.IT . . uin
turfman MU i." . ..,"' "'"
,- """ iinneis, is dead.
Tun lei'v: is autlerlnu Irem stomachle (
lectien and in uralgla. siomaeme af-
Heeiiktauv WliiTNi:vana his wile ha
spent IW,tHje ler charitable purines .luce
last September. '
Count ii Maiupi.eih, aim et victor
Emanuel, has vineyards at l.uuca that cover
7,000 acres et ground.
Dr. Pa vi i) Knei.kma.n, of Csaten, has
been elected president el the stale b iard of
healtii, which body claims te be in great
need of funds te carry en tbe work.
FuiiMAN HiiKiTAitD for supreme JuiIke
aud Nsmuel W. Wherry for state treasurer,
Is one et tlie atrone; tickets suggested for the
uemocraue convention iu Aiieniewn.
Jamks U. KiciiAimseN, executer of tbe
iaie iei. r.uwaru iticuaruaen, ei Mississippi,
the notion king ellbe freutb, baa this year
38. wx) acres lu cotton and 7,000 In corn.
M. ,ke Tax ii., once notorious aaa rather
scurrilous writer against tbe iteman Catholic
church, has repented, been pardoned, and
had an interview wltb the pope during which
be shed tears copiously at the atlectlenate
treatment bestowed upon him. ills wife la
still unconverted.
PObTJIAbTtll WM. F, JjAunlTV has rc-
celredaoemraunloatlon from tee 8ead as
sistant tneslniaiiter general, cempHasMtlni
him en Inte efficient aduiinl.trstleti of tee
Philadelphia office. The eoiuinunJcBllen
statee test the recent report Is a most satis
factory exhibit and mutt be as gratifying te
the publle as It li te Uie department
r syuuiJiuiAi
ii.
Whllll"lns V"T at Attattnl bj a Blend
With m Uatrhal.
At Ualneavllle, Tex., Wednesday morning
about 3 o'clock a shocking tragedy was
enacted, In which Miss tlcnle Watklna, et
Pallas, and Miss Mammle Uestlck, el Gaines
ville, were the victims of a ileud who at
tempted te murder them while they slept.
At the hour mentioned Mrs. lleatlck heard a
Rcutlling In the room In which the young
tallies were, and as she entered the room te
ascertalu the imum she saw a man Jump out
of the window and disappear. Then she saw
the two Rlils, who were sleeping In separate
beds, weltering in bleed. She screamed and
seen neighbor were en the scene. On Inves
tigation it was found that though the yeuug
girls were seriously wounded aud utioou utieou utioeu
scions, they were still alive.
Miss lleatlck had been struck en the lore-
head and right temple with some sharp In
strument similar te a hatchet. The upper
lip waa almost entirely severed. Miaa VVat
klna received a cut en the forehead, and a
blew en the right temple, which knocked her
right eje out of Its eecki'L She cannot sur
viva itloedhouuds are en the track of the
assassin.
Abe Norwood, who is a clerk at the ltlauk
cnshlpA Itlake company, who was engaged
te Miss Watklna, was apprised el the fearful
fate of his Intended, and he and the father
and mother left en the -M train for Gaines
ville.
Miss Watklna was a beautiful brunette,
graceful, and possessed el a very lovable ills
ositien. She waa a pupil of the high school
and steed high In her classes. She waa a
member of the "We Mean Business" so
ciety, composed of the young ladies of the
Mc Lloyd Street M. K. church Seuth.
A Keiuatkabta Cew.
A very amutlug suit Is premised at Mc Mc
Keespert, 1Vl, between l-'rauk A. Carr, jr.,
and a citizen named Resa Carr had a con
tract te paint some buildings at Christy l'ark,
a'Hl mixed up four gallons of paint ler the
purpose. While at work Kese'a cow came
along aud drank the four gallons of mixed
Uad and oil. Carr came borne the loser by at
least K and a day's work, and the matter had
almost been forgotten, when lour days later
fie owner came te Carr, stating that the cow
had died that day and wanted a portion of
fie lvalue of the animal. Carr refused te
pay, claiming that the owner bad no right te
allow the animal te ruu at large en the public
highway, and Keae new threatens te bring
uit.
Ot It Lit RS AllR MJM1S
' Our live- are sons . oel writes the word,
Aud we set trjem te raudc at plvature ;
And tbe eng grows gUd, or swttet, or fad,
As we cheese te fashion the meiure,
" We must write the ninslc. whstever the oeng,
Whatever Its rhyme or meter ;
And If It Is sad we can make It nla1,
Or if sweet we can makett sweeter.
BVMCtAL KUTJVBS.
Uu Nat Slots II II ti .11.
liecarcfull) In purchasing medicine. Usny
advertised remedies can werlr ert-at lnjnr are
worse than none. i.n(cx- Meed hitttri are
purely a ettable prpparatlnn : the smallest
child can take th-lu. lhey kin 3Me and cure
lh patient In -i sate and klnOlv way. rer -lie
by 11. U. Cochran, druKKUt, IS1 and IS) .North
Oueun street, Ijincastur.
Urpeed I'pell It.
Mether Shlpten's prophesies and Louisiana
elections are very uncertain thlncs, out Thern.
u EclLric Oil can be derM-mled upon always.
It care-s aches and ltilns of every utMcrlptlen.
or sale by II. It. Cinhntu, druggist, U, aud 1X1
nuiiu iiteeii street, iuncasier.
first lists i: Idcncs.
"Often unable te attend buMnesx. being sub
lecttoaerteus dlorderef the kidneys altera
long stereo! l-lckns tried HurileeK Btewt Hit
(rrtand was relieved by half a bottle," Mr. II.
Turner, of liechester, N.V , tAkes pains te write.
Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and IM
North viuecn street, Lancaster.
Haw- Much Will Da II.
Hew much of The'nat' Keltctrie Oillsriiulred
tecure Only a very lltUe. A few drops will
cure any ktudef an ach; aud but a IrtflM mere
Is needed ler spratns and lameness. Itbcuma
tlsm Is net se readily atrcted ; an onnce aud
sometimes two ounces an required. Nouiedl Neuiedl
line, however Is se sure te cure with the earn1)
niifiiberet applications rersateby II. II. Coch
ran, druk'glsu 137 and 133 North ejueuu street,
Lancaster.
' Hud t Ilurry, flantleiiieu,1'
Said a man en his war te be hanged, "there'll he
no tun tilt 1 Kel there." We ay te the dyspeptic
nervous, und debilitated, don't hurry thought theught
lesly fei soma remedy et doubtful merit, un
certain of relief, when you cm iret at tn dru
gists ler one dollar Jlurdeck Jiloeit Jittteri al
meat sure tocureand certain te benedt. Ker
shIe by If. It. Cochran, drinrgtst, 147 and Uj
-North yueeu strwt, Lancaster.
A tsiitr Killtur.
). M Holceiuti, of llloemvtlle, Ohie, rises te
eiplaln "Had that terrible disease catarrh, ler
twuuly years ceuld't taste or smell, and hear
ing was falling. Thomai' Kcleclric Oil cured me.
These are facts lulunurlly glen against a for
mer piejudlce of patent medicine" Ker sale
by 11. 1!. Cochran, druggist, 137 and in .North
Uueen itreet, Lanacster,
llraca L'
Teu are feeling depressed, your appetite Is
peer, ) ou uru bothered w Ith headache, ou are
ndKuty, nervous and generally out of sorts, and
want te bract up. llracu up, but net with stim
ulants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have
for their hails very (.heap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour, mid then leave
jeutn worse condition than betere. What jeu
want is an alterative that wiu purify jour
bleed, start healthy action of the Ll er and Kid
neys restore jour vitality, uml gle renewed
health and strength. Isuch a iiiimIIlIiih you will
flml in Klectrlc fritters liirsalealll.il. Cocb Cecb
rail's Drug Stere. 137 and 1JU North ejuwu
btreet, Lancaster, ra. (3)
Their tlutlneu Uuuuilug.
I'ieIj ibly no one thing has ctused such a rush
nt train at Cochran's drug store as their giving
away te tbelr customers et se many lie trial
bottles of Ur. ktagk's New Discovery ler Con
sumption. Their trade Is slinpiy enormous In
this tery valuable article from the Tact that It
always cures and never disappoints Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Urenchllls, Croup and all threat
and lung diseases nulukly cured, lea can test
11 before baying by getting a trial bottle free.
Kvury bottle warranted. (3)
rULlTlVAU
PWJK COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
J. W.KKLLV,
of Marietta, l'a. Subject te the decision or the
Democratic Convention, Your Influence solic
ited. mJu-tldAw
F
K COUNTY COMMIHMIONEK.
81MON L.UUANDT (ranner),
Of East DenegU township. Subject te the de-
cisiun in me ueiuecraiic e;euni
lour tun uence respectfully solid
einerrutlc County Convention,
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COUNTY COMMIHSIONEK.
JACOU W. LKIIKU,
Of KpbraU township. Subluct te Democratic
rules. uiarlt-tfdAw
pOH COUNTY COMMIHSIONKB,
A. Z. lUNUWALT,
Urecer, rtrst Ward, City,
cratlc rules.
Subject te Deme-ul-tfd&w
FK
COUNTY COMMIHHIONEK,
BOLOUON ZKAHKB, Farmer,
Of West Ilemprleld township. Subject te the
Decision or the Democratic Convention,
marlld Aw
FOR COUNTY COMM1S810.NKK.
At the request et many friends 1 announce
my sell as a candidate for County Commlsslenei.
Suhect te the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. Veur Influence respect
lully solicited. IIKNUV r. 1IAKTM AN.
tuUiidtw Kast Lampeter Township.
pOK COUNTY UOMMISH10rEK-
KLl BATTKN,
el Upper Luaceck township, l announce inv
self as a candidate fur iV.At. i i..!;. ii?.Si
suliject te the decuinn of the Deiiiri mtir.
the candidates irem the tJenmSra dtstrte TV " '
uaw L1 BaTTBN.
JOiOK COUNTY AUIUTOU,
JAB. r. IHIWKK,
et i'aradlse, township, subject te the decision of
the Dmnocratle Couvenlleu te be held Julyiu.
1(W7. JunetfdAw
glOR COUNTY AUDITOK,
CHAS. W. rUSBY,
Of East Drumore township. Sabjeet te the da da
ctslen et the Demoeratlo County Convention,
J uly ju, 1KB7. anttS-UalA w
siatiieAi.
mUlt NKW QU1M1NB.
KASKINE
(THE NEW QUININE.)
-UIVM-
Qced Appetlte,
New Btrengtb,
Quiet Net vee,
Happy Days,
Bwoet Bleep.
A POWERFUL TONIC
that the most delicate stomach will lear.
A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
Anil all llcrtn Diseases.
Till. MOTSOlBjNTiriU ANI stllCCKssrUL
UI.OOD I'ttHiriRK. .siiivirler te quinine,
Mr. r. A. Miller, em Last WAh stnvt. New
Verk, was cutvd by Kasklne et ctmutie ma
larial prostration alter seven vcars sntTeilng.
lie had run down Irem 170 pounds te 7. twgan
en Kasklne In June, Pwi, went te work In one
month, regalned his full weight In li lueuthi
uulnlne did htm tieiriMsl whateier.
Sir. Gideon Ihoinpsen, Uin eldest and oneot
the tneatnwpectedc'ltliens of Bridgeport, Conn ,
sajst "1 am ninety )ars of age, aud rer the
last three earshavisunetd from timlatla aud
the effect of quinine iwlsenlng. 1 nctMitty ho he
gan with Kasklne whh'h broke up the malaria
and Increased my weight '12 tHuuus "
Mrs.T A. Solomons, of l.vi Uatltday .t, .tcrsey
Clly.wrltes: My son llarry.eleven vears.was
cure-d et Malaria by Kasklne, after ntteen
months' Illness, w hen we had gl en up all tieiv
Letters from the iitxtve p,'r.ens, gntng full
details will be sent en application.
hasklne can be taken without any special
medical advice. Il.eu 1-er botUe. Sold tiy
H. B. OOOHRAN,
Druggist, 137 and 1S North tjins-n St., Lancas
ter, "a , or sent by mall ou rvcelpt of price.
KASMNKCO., M Warren St., New Verk.
tetrJt lvdAwTThA
ifra, v Art. se.
-y-Ol'K VACATION.
TKA KLKBbTOlllK SKASHOIlg
AND EL3KWIIKKK WILL SAVE MO.NM
11V lll'll.Nll TIIKlIt
TrtiQks and Traveling Bags
or
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Btreet.
We have enlarged our stock In this line
especially for the VACATION SICA'.O.S, and
will give spulU Inducements ou these goods
during J uly and August.
riNKSTSiet'K or MOST
Fashionable Hats
l.N LA.SCASl'KH.
LK.I1T WBIeiHT AND KA3V F1TTINU.
UOVmMVMXMMUIMH HMD.
aptALL AND HKK
-TUB-
ROCHESTER LAMP.
Stity CanOle-Llght t Beats them all.
Anether Let of CHRAP GLOBES lerUaa and
OU Steves.
THB ' PERFBOXION "
HKTAL MOULD1NU AND UUBBKK CUSHIOH
WEATHER STRIP
Beats them all. This strip outwears 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 la ap
plying It. Can be fitted anywbere-ne holes te
bore, ready for nse. It will net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip is the most perfect. At
the Steve, Healer and Range Stere
-or-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens.
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST
LANCASTER, FA,
S1'
ECIAL NOTICE.
" Mere human, mera divine than we
In fact, part human, part divine
Is woman, when the goetl stars aree
Te mingle at her nativity "
Kerlect.tye Lords of Creation, and hie ye at once
te
KIEFFEE & IEEE'S,
Ne. 40 E. King St.,
And Procure one et their famous
Economist
Vapor Cook Steves.
u
ii
That Oed's best gift te you bu net tortured be
yond recall with the unnecessary waste heat
which It Is Impossible te avoid with your
Kanges, and (what U also Important) consider
the great economy In fuel, 'j cents worth of
fuel will cook for a family et three grown per
son. 21 meals.
And when you want a Ileatei, get a
SPLENDID "
And be Happy,
(I
PLUM1UNO, UAH MTTINli, 8TKAM IIKAT
INU, TIN KOOflNO AND SPOUTI.NU.
HADDl.ES, C.
(OADD1.K8, HAHNEbtl, 40.
EDWARD KRECKEL,
-DBALBk IB
Saddles, Harness,
Trucks. Nets, Robes & Blankets,
AO. i MAST A'.VC; HTHKKT,
LiSOASTBB, ra.
Tbe largest and best assortment of TKUNKS
In the city at the lowest caah prices., all sixes
and qualities.
We have en hand a large aasortmantef dif
ferent Bt lea of Harness, both single and double,
and make te order the finest graSs of BuglUh
Leach and Crench Ceuiw Harness.
The beat Harness Dressing In the world atfiec
a box.
Call ana Kxaralne Our Stock at
Ne. 5 East King Street.
JunU-SmdAw
CWAMM, stft
WILLIAM EDMONDS,
WaeltMl Dttlir Hi OenmiMMB Martaut
IB AH, EIBSB OF
CIGARS.
SateaToem! ma 0B mi'i oea OBebbjiS
CLUrHlUM.
riKSU A BHUTURH.
CUT PRICES!
wr. otrKuie datheur
SPECIAL BARGAINS
CLOTHING
Furnishing Goods
AlAIIOin "INK IIAl.r l,K.THAN
lllKli; AC1U.M. Al UK.
Seme of them aiv et lets that we tueught
Irem the mauulai Inters aud tmporters at a
great sair 111 . tMtiers ruielatm seteeted Itein
our own rtiHk, and all marked at such CUT
rule K3 as will make this thetnesl proueuuiid
BARGAIN SALE
of tlie tyi,rtn, 'I he kihMj ur' hII In per ft I
ertitTeOt the LntiMt 8t lutml ntii hther t,utUl y
than h&5 leu uvur u lit ml ler the tuuiuy
NECKWEAR.
Our linn el Neckweat his lieen declaiisl te be
the handsomest In the i lly t e en Uialy w he
has seen them. Ue are ettering the Latest
l)leset -"Ilk licks al I) and Aleuts, reur-ln
lleud at 3.ients . satin Itews at ft eentf, aud a
lull Hue el lien's 1 Ine Impelled Silk leek,
fulls- werlhll, teri.lients.
BBTlalt early and examine for jnutself.
fflrsh & Brether,
ONE) PRIOB
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
Clothiers aud Furnishers,
COB. MOUTH UUEEN ST. AND CBNTKB
4QUAKE. LANUASTElt, 1'A.
w
iLLiAMsen it jretrriSK.
CALL US U TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
Let Them Come
AND SELECT A
SUMMER SUIT
-OU-
Thin Ceat and Vest
-riien-
OUR AMPLE STOCK
Ol-
Fresh Sew Goods !
Bulls Inr tbn Seaside, $.101 toilule
Coats and Vests for Picnics, It SO te 11,10.
Dusters for Drlvlnirer Traveling, 'J7c ter: 50.
Keys' Hummer 'alls. II " te ft hi
Chlldnin's buiuiuer lulls f I te In M id.
Children's l.luen hilts. II (Oand flui.
Linen t-hert I'anl sulLs, II T
Bejs'shlrt Ualats. M te 71 els.
Let Them Come
And Etlect t'launnl Milrls, llalhilgaa Uudor Uuder
wear, Jean Drawers, rtllk Neckwear, rancy
Ui-slery for llkycle biding, lieatlnK or Hummer
Outlna".
fancy riannel Shirts, Sue te tin).
Balbrljcgan Under i ar, 'J3 te 50 els.
Muslin and Jean Drawers, a te 5uc.
-tlk Neckwear, te .Victs.
rancy llcslery, ': pair ler '.'ic.
Let Them Come
And Select I'ecket Hats, Flexible lelt Derby.,
Silk Traveling Laps, Light Colored Caislmere
flats or White Dress Straw Hats.
Belt relt Pocket Hats, .Vic te ! 50.
rtexlble relt Derbys. II 50 te lite.
Bilk Traveling Caps, -A te 75 cts.
Light Colored Casstinere Hats, KM te II 0).
White Dress straw Hits, hie te i it),
hummer Lap Dusters, luc te II "Al.
Let Them Come
And belect from Our Ample Stock of Ladles'
aud Utsses', Ueuts' and Heys'
SUMMER SF0ES.
Ladles' Flexible Sele Dongeta Kid Shoes, llte
Ladle' Hijaare Ten Unttnn Itoet, II 75,
Ladles' llrtght Finished Kid liutten UoeU. 11.50.
Misses' Kid rexed, Hprlng Heel shoes, I1.-J5.
Misses' Kid Foxed Ifutten Shoes, 11.19.
Uenta' Klne Dress liutten Shoes, 11.01).
SentB' Congress Ualters, II 5e.
unu' llurr Uiitten llalmerals, 11.50.
Uenta' Veal Calf llalmerals, II 6n.
Heys' liutten llalmerals, II 15 te tl.Ki.
Trunks, Sample Cases aud Valises:
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER,
32, 34,36 and 38 East King Ht,
LAHCA8TKU, 1A.
ST"Btere closed every eienlng, except Mon
day and Saturday.
21 (CU KKWAKD.
VltUOVf Fer any
case of Kidney Trou
Mental and 1'hyslial
Dies, nervous Debility, Mental and 1'hyslial
Weakness that IterANIU MKUY'K 111TTKUS
fall, te cure. Held by druggists, t cent.
ilKHU MED. CO.,
Ne. 15 W. 11th r-t., Phlla,. l'a.
SW Circular, free. uov'Mlyced&w
E
NULKTKKK HTOt'K FAHM,
BUndardUred Stallion. InBerrlca.
BTOKM KJNO (illl) fSSa
. llecerO, year., A7.
Aft Sena for Mbw CataJenue:
UAN'l, O. BNOLE,
BPl-SmOSw Marmtta. Pa.
-IkTOTlOK TO TKBHfAHHKIUs AND
J-w UUMMEU9.-AU pttnen an hereby for.
bidden te treapau en any or the lands of tba
Cornwall ana speedwell estates In Lebanon or
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or uuln uuln
clesed, sitter for the porpeM of sheeting or
Sshlng. m tbe law will be rtgialy enforced
acalnst all treipaaslBg ea said iasd. of Ue ub-
"nMiiS FEEEMA..
WW, 73. FstEEMAjr,
avrartM AUttrssys i&r n. Wi quiewiM's Heirs
OASISlfAHsM,
A MOTTO THAT ALWAYS W1RB.
Honest Werk at Honest Prices.
PHILIP DOBRSOMS
(OLD HELIAHLK)
Carriage Works Neb. 12Q aud 128 East King St.
The Lai Kest Assortment nl N K W A N t HKCON t II A N II lluuHle., fan taiies, t'hattens, Mark.t
llusliiiws Wagons that has ever In-eu shown t the ISrille.
If Yeu Want atloedaml rtrat Class l'lmden, GOTO IIOKILSOM'S.
If Yeu Want a NlroCemfoi table rmntly CartlaKe. UO TO DOKIl.seM'H.
II Yeu W ant a 1Iukk-Yeu can Select luiui rilU-eu Dlttetiml Kludel HprliiK., If yen HO TO
UOKKiOM'i
If ten Waul a Nice Slid Neat Ituslnnss Wnrfiin.OO TO IIOKItSOM'S.
if Yeu Want a Diiraliln Market ak'en, Oil III DORHHOM'S.
II toil Want n tloed Kocend llaiiil I'hwteu. IIUKKy. or Maiket Waxen.OOTO IIIIBUSOM'H.
II Yeu n nut te lluy a Ursl-Class Article at a Lewer I'll te than auy ether place lu the city
county,
UOTO
Philip Doersei's Old Reliable Garriae Works,
N0N. li( AND ViH KAST KINO Hl'HKCT, L4NCASTKK, l'A.
trFAC'WlirtM A US MIFFLIM STltNKV.
inaiti-lydAw
11 ISK.S .IAD I.HiVOKS.
pum: UYK WHISKY.
Old GretT Spring Distillery.
Situated ou hast Orange street, tsilwwn
OraiiKO aud Chestnut, oneciuaio east;el leser leser
veir, Ijtncastrr, 1'
I baiejustere'cted a new distillery with all of
the latest Improved machinery ler distilling
1'UUK Hit WHISKY.
A. 11. 8UKArri.lt, Proprietor.
This Distillery has been erectetd at the famous
Old Oroirstewn Spring, which has tmen uuivdler
Its plenteous and unfailing supply of the pur
est water. At It our grandfathers drank when
they were ta s, aud tt has ueter N-eu known te
run dry eien In the hottest weather. Frem this
spring all the water tied In the distillery Is ob
tained, the pump drawing Irem tl twenty flu
gallons a minute.
llesldes my own distilled Whisky, 1 also handle
iirautlira, tlins, Wines, iVc.
esfCall and lit) cenvlniesX,
A. II SHK.vri- Kit. Distiller,
1 OtlE Ne tvl North liueell Slleet,
N It. Fanners havtng gited Hyeenhaud cun
And ready sale for 11 at Ihestotver distillery
Highest cash maiket price paid ter u gixsl arti
cle. apr-lydAw
G
REIGART'S
WINE STORE
OLD
BOUCHE SEC,
ll'Ell HKlDSIKCh.
l'OMMEUY hICC,
MOKIZKl'sEC.
t,.H MUMM KA1KA DUY
And all 'ether
Leading brands
Champiigns.
el ImiHtted
Sele Agent ter the Pleasant Valley Winn
Cem pin . Spei tat u real Western Ki. nry.eur
own urand, therluesl Amerliau Champagne lu
the market.
Jusl rece'lved another large Intetcn of Calttor Caltter
nU Claret and W hlte t lue from Napa alley,
California.
A large stock et Imported llurgundles, Clarets,
llhlue and iiitenie Wines.
We also hae the largest and finest stock et
llrandles. Whiskies, litns, Madelin, Sherrys and
I ort Wines, llass Ale, Uulnnrss Stout, Saratoga
and Apelllnails Waters tu the etty.
H. E. Slaymaker, Agt.,
Me. 29 EABT KINO STREET,
LANCA9Tr.lt. l'A.
0MVVMMI1
A T WlAriTH.
-na euit
HIGH GRADE FLOUR.
The finest Fleur sold In the market. Give It
a trial and you will be pVased Alse irahaiu
Heur, Oat Heur, Kje Fleur, and eif liaising
Fleur for Ulscult, At, Uixida Dellveied. Telu Telu
pheuu Connection.
OHO. WIANT,
ang.'Ju-lTd Ma US West King Street.
AT MUKHK-'H.
PICNIC GOODS
FOR THE PICNIC SEASON.
First the Picnic Plate-It Is light an 1 cheap
and requires no Mashlng-saie-. jour dl'bes
Plain aud Mixed 1'lekles and Chow-chew In
mall bottles. Sardines In Oil aud Mustard, Cem
pressed lleef In tse pound chum, lleued Chicken
aud Turkey, Petted Maui, leugue. Fresh Leb
ster. rresn Columbia Klver Salmen, Fre.h
Mackerel, Fre-li Oysters In cans and 1'trkled
Oysters In small Jars for picnicking, erk Slate
Cream Cheese, Swiss Cheete, Chipped lleef, etc.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
SVTolepbene,
WATVHB.
WATOUKH, CLOUKH, UHA1NM AND
JEWKLltr.
ewaswaeBBt
SpNlal Watches for Fanners and Railreaden.
rine let of Kings, Ac Alte, Elgin, Wallham
(Aurera ter which 1 am Bele Agent), and ether
Flrst-Claaa Watches. Hest Watch and Jewelry
eraunnc.
eV-CeTrect
place In city.
lime by Telegraph Daily, only
L. WEBER.
Ne. 15u) N. queen Ht, Near I'enn'a It. V.. Depot.
AW Spectacles, Eyeglasses and Optical Goods.
All Kinds of Jewelrv.
N
KW JKWKLKY HTORK.
0. GILL.
LATEST DESIGNS
-IN-
SILVER JEWELRY!
Ne. 10 WEST KING STREET.
LANCABTKU, l'A.
mayll-lyd
VtMb
T3 B. MAKTiW,
WBOUBALB ABB BBtAO. BBALBB U
All Kinda of Lumbsf and OeaL
TABS! Ma UO Marth water ejie rnnee
tieeU. abere Lemen. Laneaaler.
bWtO
T3AUMUABDNKKH4 JEKKKKIKH,
GOAL DEALERS.
Omia t-Na l North queen Btreet, ana Ne.
M North Prince street.
Iana:-North Prince Btreet, near Beading
wuLm LANOABTER. PA.
WANTED-BRIOKLAYEHS IN PITTS
KUUUH. Mine hours for a day's work!
waies, MM per Aay. Call at
BiriLDEK'S EXCII4NOE,
Ken.haw Building, corner Liberty and Ninth
etreeta, PlMebur, Fa, Jy7-lwd
CHARLES
nUMdlfSS, .
t l.OTIIIM).
L.
UAMHMAM A HUO
Remarkably Lew Prices
NOW l'UKVAILtNtl AT
L.GANSMANSrllUO.'S.
Wu show you MK.N'.i MUll'S at ll.ni, H.KI and
fi l"l.
We show you A 1. 1, WOOL MK.N'.s SUITS at
If hi, mi, Ki in met 111 u.
MKN'S HKKItSUChEU COATS AND V1.JT3
at II te and ll.-'l.
V rt.NR MOII&lIt COATS AND Kits
at I1M, Il.uiandl.l5ii.
llO'S AND Cllll.DltKN'.l SUITM In Large
Cj il a n titles at Koduied llargaln Trices.
H(l'a hUlls at lil". HH llie, II id, IVUU and
Ollll.HKKN'S SUITS at II l til"'. 11.50, txw,
II (Hand Mil.
CHILHUK.N .H I'ANTS nt 'A
Largest Assortment el JIK.N S 1'ANIS at 55c.,
rAc, 75e., It te and II -
I AKSlUEIlh PANTS at l 50, ti-W. 11V). Ills)
and 11 M.
4SF 1 or W ell Mible aud Lewest 1'tlcu Clothing
-CALL T-
L. GANSMAN & BR0
Merchant Tailors.
MANUFACTUKEI13 OF
Sen'n, Hots' and Children' llellilng,
8. E. COU N. OUEK.NA OKANUKSTB,
LANCASTKll l'A.
"The Cheapest
Heuse lu the City-
(and Kxcluslve) Clothing
N
OW KEAIiy I
Our Ready-Made Stock
-OF-
SPRING CLOTHING.
We am prepared te .hew our NewSI'ltlNU
STOCK In Keady-lladu Mulls, our Assortment
Is Larger than eier before, and Prices Lewer.
W have takeu spe-clal care te uetupgnedaud
Attractive SulU for the hl'lilNil TIlAllK. and
wu feel satlstlesl our iIterts have Innm suceess
tul. Call and give uslhubeiieatet your opinion.
Oar Castem Department
Is Slet till with all the Newest Novelties In
Buttings, which wu will Make te Older In the
Ileal Dry It).
FIT GUARANTEED.
BURGER & SDTTOS,
Tailors- audi Clothiers,
NU.
24 CENTRE
SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA
M
YKK8 A KATUKON.
SUMMER CLOTHING!
THIS IS THE PUOl'hll IIMK-IOTHINKOF
Summer Clothing.
Wu are wstl prepuied te attend te your wants.
avcry myiu or iti
Htyle or Kind of Thin Clothing may lie
uie. Thu Prices are LowEneuirh te Suit
found heie.
Etcryeue.
MEN'S OOAT3 AND VESTS
INClll.CKS.BTKtl'KS AND PLAIN COLOU8,
U Ol te 17.5V.
MEN'S SEERSUCKERS,
ALL COLOHS.
MKN'B WHITE AND COLORED VEBTB.
1JOVS' AND lOUTUB'BEEKSUCKSUB.
Myers & BatMen,
1'OrUIiAR t'LOTllIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCABTKB, PA
jrorrewe.
ATEIUHMAN'S. " '
New Spring Neckties
AT KUISMAN'8.
There la no garment concerning the fit of
which a man la were particular than a Bhlri.
. btilrt cutting U a Fine Art, Te nt com letta
ble a .hlrt mu.t be cut with the proper anolom anelom anolem
leal eunrea, the workpeople mu.t be practical
shirt-maker.. Having had an experience of w
yean, we claim te have the best fitting, beat
made, beet material and meat durable
SHIRT
la the Market for the Least Possible Meney.
"AER1SMAN'8,
KtMlT.Wets.AletKetLjjBhMt.
A
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jgfeVvT
j'VC "-& Pr-".i .
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