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PmUmtO IVtRV WttMtMMY Mernim.
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LANCA8TKK, JULY S5.18S7.
tthatVi ill ThryUe About It:
A fresh instalment of instances
of flagrant neg'ect at tlm county
hospital is given by the Intkm.i
OENCEn te-day. The story 01 the boy
with scrofulous holes in his leg, yearning
te be cared for and et required te work,
would be worthy of the Black Hele of Cal
cutta, but net of the hospital of the great
est agricultural county of the United
States. The story of hew uuiers were
punished by incarceration with the insane
is well authenticated and evidences treat
ment of the most barbarous description.
And new we would like te knew what
the beard of peer directors are going te de
about it. De they purpose te ignore these
facts which have been collected by the
Intelligexi. i:rt with care, and each of
which can be amply vouched for? It is
needful for them te take active and imme
diate measures te first reform the present
administration of the almshouse by oust
ing all connected with its mismanage
ment, and then te provide by careful per
sonal inspection against the possibility of
such occurrences in the future. Public
opinion is aroused en this point, and it v ill
net de for the Ireanl of oer directors te
trifle at this juncture.
The Fall or Tuttle.
One geed effect has followed the battle
flag controversy, and that is the showing
up of the military record of Gen. Tuttle, a
Grand Army chieftain, who went se far as
te threaten with iiersenal violence Presi
dent Cleveland, if the latter isited St.
Leuis during the Grand Army encamp
ment. It would naturally be supposed
that a man guilty of such gross disrespect
te the head of the nation would also le an
anant coward, but it is rather surprising
that the evidence te that tiled w:is se
quickly foithceming.
The latestaccuser of Tuttle is General
V Vi VTmii a staunch liemibllcnn. n,
prominent Grand Arm) man and theeilicer
who succeeded General Tuttle in the com
mand of the department of -Natchez. He
is new a prosjreus manufacturer in it.
Leuis. Pamir frays Gen. Hocum had te
remote Tuttle from command at l'eit Mc
pherson, became of the cotton-jobbing
rumors that were attached te Tattle's
name. When the latter was leaving in
disgrace he tried te take a ?2,ii landau,
which had been confiscated from a
planter and was used at department head
quarters. A gunboat was sent after Tuttle
and the landau found among his etlects
and restored. The act of Tuti le did much
te bring the Union army into disrepute
among the Southerners.
But this is net the worst of the scandals
associated with Tuttle 'a name. When he
was in command at Xatche, he and a
lawyer named Hart would bring about the
summaiy arrest of cotton men, and then
summarily release them for money. It is
said that the aggregate hush mene)
amounted te ,7l,0ue. Tuttle is said te
have resigned in order te meid a court
martial. F.trr.ir biigeesta that Tuttle be
net permitted te attend the St. Leuis en
campment. Thus has this swindling soldier brought
a hornet's nest about his ears by attempt
ing te belittle a man, the latchets of whose
shoes he is net worthy te lace.
Ireland Proclaimed.
It has been decided by the Irish priv)
council te proclaim all the counties in
Ireland under the crimes net, with the
single exception of County Autrun, and
the edict therefer has gene forth.
Antrim is excepted because it is an Orauge
stronghold. It is said that the nu em
inent will take immediate ineasuiestosup ineasuiestesup
piess the Irish National League as the
first step tewaids appl)iiig the coeicien
act.
And wh) is Ireland proclaimed new in a
period of profound peace? Its criminal
courts are te be sujerseded , the com
missioners under the coercion law hae
unlimited peweis ; the) may impnsen men
without cause and give no reasons. In
Bhert, the whole Ulaud, with the exception
of one county, is put be)eml the pale of
common law protection, and these
guarantees of life, liberty and tLe pursuit
of happiness that obtain in eveiy cnilutd
euntry are suspended.
If crime was rampant in the Lmerald
Isle, there might be some excuse for this
tyrannous action. Hut never lias it been
se peaceful as new. Cau it be that the
barbarous Teries desire te stir up revolt
among the Irish in order te tie them
still tighter in the chains of bendanp.
Ireland's patience will new be sorely
tied.
Cum let Laber.
Carrell 1. Wright, the commissioner of
labor, furnishes some interesting figures en
th) subject of convict labor iu his second
KUQtial report. He finds a total number
aagaged iu convict labor of i,lil9, the
males numberiug 5S, 15 1 and the females
C.WJ. Of this total number IV-J are en
gazed in productive labor of some kind ;
15,100 are engaged In prison duties, and
8,072 are sick or idle. Of the total number,
14,827 are employed under the public ac
count system, 1.1,070 under the contract
ys em, 5,)7 under the piece-price system
and 0,104 under the lease system.
Kiw Verk has the largest number of
OB lets at work, and that att in .,,,
.due the largest amount of convict-made
goods, the value thereof being 0,230,HO.
The next state In rank is Illinois, produc
ing .V-'Si,2u7 worth of coin ict-madegoeds.
Iudlana comes next with a product of the
value of 1,G7(yei, while Ohie stauds
fourth with a product of the value of !,-SijS.li.1--.
Then ceme Missouri, l,.llJ,0i0;
Pennsylvania, 1,317,'JM; Kansas, l,7tv
67.V, Tetiuessee, (1,112,000; Michigan,
1,07,73.., and, last of the states produc
ing ever l,Oee,000 worth, New Jersey, $1,
01U,wi. The ether states and territories
drop below the 1,inW,ii) tniint, Ii.iketa
coming nt the lutteiii of (lie list with a
product of 11, "ft". I toots and shoes are
the chief staple of prKm manufacture.
Mr. Wright says The value of the total
product of the penal institutions of the
country for Isn. w.w JJS,"Vt1e,,i, which Is
51-100 of 0110 percent, of thealtie of the
total products of the industries of the
country. Te make the products of the
industries of the whole country in 1M
there was paid in wages tcH7,O.V,7'ij, or $1
in wages te J i.M in product. The wages
paid by contractors and lessees te states and
counties for the labei of convicts, from
which resulted a product of the alue of
IW", was a,M2,,'70, or i in convict
labor wages te C.pi of product of ceuvict
labor.'.
Anethkii IUiliaiote election ballet Ikix
sttitler has surrendered. He gees te jull for
two years ami must pay a line tit J I.cmi. l,el
justice te done though the heat ens lull.
The Mlllerai ille Nermal school authorities
are holding out special inducements te Lau.
caster people te pursue a course or Instruc
Hen there As will be seeu by the advertise,
meut prluted en Saturday, the rates are
tixed se low as te 1 s wlthiu reach of the
humblest el citizens.
Tun state fish commission has ben
judiciously using the small appropriations
allowed It, if the report Just lsuel Is truthful.
There have beeu distributed during the past
year from the hatchery at Allentown IteeO
rainbow trout, .11 ,-H mere than the preced
ing year ; Ju, loe brook trout, 3"i WO less than
last ear; n-i black bass, ti-J3 uinre than Iu
ls. j German carp -t 100 for IhnJ ud lss7
3,Mt less than in Ivm, The distribution
made from the Krle hatchery was: llroek
trout ne,OiH.), Se 000 mere than Is' . Kilnbew
trout 17,i M), 2,1101) less than lssj. Salmen
trout;7 Oee, 141,000 mere than hv, German
carp l,,st, 1,12-J mere than K-v.
Tim Philadelphia 7 lines' fourth of July
fund amounted te mere than ivO, all el
which was spent but fill, 17. And new
what shall the ban est be ?
Tin: HarrisburR ,yir Is In the hands of
the sheriff and will be sold en .Saturday uejL
Kxecutlens were Issued against the proprietor,
Cel. W. V. Hastings, by A. J. Dull for tUWO,
Dauphin Deposit bank with Hen. W. A.
Wallace as surely for J.',6eO and 1. V. Duller
ferfSKI. This newspaper was seemingly en
iejiuk uasis, 11 contained carefully selected
news and the advertising pages were well
tilled. It was the cheapest publication lu the
city, being lumisbed at ttie teuts a wek.
e statement ha been made by the pro
prietor as te the cause of Its failure.
Wn it's In a name'' (.eerge a-hincten,
colored, was l)nchid at Mississippi city,
Mississippi, en Saturday mernin.-, 1 r bar
ing attempted te lelouleusly assault )0iiug
while woman.
Wk are glad te sen that the General D. It.
llirney Camp, Ne. 13, t'ennsylmnia Dlilsieu
el the isens et etnrans.has ti'dresswl a sharp
communication te Ueneral Walter S. l'ayue,
cemuiander-in-chlel el the order, protesting
against the use of the expression "when we
have a strictly loyal Congress," lu l'a) tie's
recently issued general order Ne. 111. The
action or lllruey camp was unaiilmeus, and
It rebukes brawler l'ayue iu this dgnlUeU
and forcible lauguage : " We consider It de
cidedly unlcoemlng for a military orgauii ergauii orgauii
tlen te contradict iu any manner the loyally
of Congress. Cengrtws Is tliegeverniug body
el this country, and it docs net txcoiue an
organisatien that prelesses te stand upferlhe
old llag and thus fellow in the loet.t.tfsof
their lerelathers, te antagenlza the sincerity
et therepresentatiieser theixeple because
they are uet el the same isiliiical isjrsuaslen.
Ne legislature, no matter what Us politics,
can allerd te arm a secret military organize
tlen that proclaims through its commander
In chief such an accusalieu as occurs in gen.
eral order Ne. la We consider the afore afere afore
mentieneil part el general order Ne. l'S,
treasonable lu iu character."
Ha man and (iaudaur rewrd an alleged
race for an alleged stake of f 1 en) at Pullman,
III., en Saturday. It was plulnly h hiipe.
dreme, aud daudaur's backer bluntly says
he told his man net te win. HmI raves have
become se dishonest that sell-rtsptsjtuig ee.
pie will net patronie theui.
Itl'Kl s K. Nil M-i.Bl, the I'lilladelphUlaw.
yer, who had much te de with drattlug the
reienue billef I-vs;, pourssernn het ahet at
ex Attorney General Palmer for proueunc
Ing that legislation an "abortion and a
botch." Shapley says :
When ex-Attorney i iuneral I'almer under
takes te criticize a bill which he doe net
understand, it would be well ler hici te re
member wnat au " abortion and a botch "
thoactet lsT-j was, whichsliad h's approval,
aud which, according te thedtcisleu of our
supreme court, resulted in allowing ti,e cor cer cor
(erations of this stale, as a t!a, te escape
w Ith the ia) ment of what Is tiiUali ut te a
tax of about one mill en the dollar of thiir
mortgages and menejs at interest, while
prliate citizens are required te pay three
mills. He would also de well te take up
lolume 101, el the I'euiisjiiauia suite re-irt-,
ami re-read the t ace et the common
wealth is. theStaudard OlU-empany, which
resulted m ailiautagHeusly te that corpora
tion, and, alter reviewing the manner In
which the commonwealth's case was pre
sented by himseir as attorney general, he
will probably lime a clearer idea el the
meaniugel the words, "an abortion aud a
botch.
Naturally enough, Hx-Atterney (Jnneral
Palmer regards tin d leated bill id lv7 with
disfainr aud will eps, u in the coiuiuls ceiuiuls coiuiuls
sien el which he is a tnemlr, las-ause the
(act that such a bill was un ewarj te corn ct
the actef ls7u aud its almost unanimous
passage by both branches et the legislature,
In spite of the pretests el Mr. Palmer's
friends, the corporations, convict him, at
hast, of having jalkd te earn his salary, In
tailing te silnt out te the governor that by It
thfl htate would le-e and eorisiratleus gain
about tl.oeo.injo tier annum.
Tin: lull delegate representation at Allen
town, en August J, will be .ies. This Is a
gaiu of niue delegates eier the ele el IsKi
PKKisOriAl,.
Hux. en viim.s i;. u, ,B ms i,,, named
by the Itumecrats ler additional law judge of
layette county. ' "
Klilini, I . ii . ... ., .i. ..i . -
, '. '!, ui hid Simula i eiMrirH.
lien, presilcts a reusing time when President
;leeland lUils the Allunta exiswitlim ..,.
the Atlanta exismltlen ou
ucuiur hi.
'i!!.1'!."" 1.'IVI. of the New erk club.
is ivmi. . L. V ' '" "ie ew "" e u b,
no New 'i1'" "IIU laterilewua by
l..?."?w .erk '' as the best all sr..n,..l
uau piayer in the world.
Himen Camkken arrlicnl in Ixinden I
imi te earn et u10 Wrl, all ller ,'i, 're ,
tirstchld, a boy, te his grandson, Theu ,
iluruslde, a resident there. uuu"
ball player In The world. '""'ou"l,
wimen tAMimeN arrlicnl in Ixinden iu
illln tfi Ifturn ii ,1... i.t-.i. . . . M "iiuuii ill
a
heuias
liiiiiiAiui.ijt.iiNMiAi. William M(K,,k
DL'.N, retire.), dled Mutiday morning Ht Ills
residence In lairfax ceuuty, Virginia, u,0
7"Jyoarel liisage. He was Judge advocate
general or the Pulled Stales army.
Si'KAKKit Caiu.isi.i; hsvb: "1 think the
renouiinatleu el Mr. t'iev eland Is a lereennn
conclusion, and in my opinion it Islhe wisett
aim uesi uiing me nouievratic party can de.
It nominated he will be elected, no matter
who may be his opponent. He has given the
country a aentible, business-like and patri
otic administration, and the best evidence of
his capacity for the place he eccuplea la found
lu the tact that even his most vigilant and
vindictive political opponents have net been
able te pelut te a single iiibtance In which
any public Interest baa aullered en account
el his eulclal conduct"
t'OPPLABttW.
An
Alabama OeiiaiMsaiaa Talks
of
HU
Strength In Maw Verk and Ik Moelh.
W ashlngten L'etr, l'hllitilhia Ledger.
Congressman Wheeler, of Alabama, has
been spending the past few weeks In New
Yerk, and In the course et his travels met
many people with whom he talked about
President Cleveland, with a view of ascer
taining average public sentiment In refer refer
euce te the president's chance for a second
term, tleueral Wheeler says there Is ecu
slderable talk In New erk city among
politicians In laver of Governer Hill, but
the people are for Mr. Cleveland ami the
general la confident tic will have the New
erk delegation In the Democratic national
convention. The Democracy of the coun
try at large were for the nomination
el Mr. Cleveland, and It would be lelly for
the New Yerk Democracy te oppose him.
General Weaier declares that the Meuth Is
ler Mr. Cleveland's reuomiiiatleti, because
he has had the courage te treat the people of
mai section witu lairucas, "iieiere i leie-
laud btvame president," ald General
Wheeler, "the Seuth was under a ban.
We were nominally eUal te our Northern
brethren before the law ; but In reality
we were In a very dlllerent position, lu our
own country we were really treated as
a subject race, a race in whom rebellion
and discontent aud disorder were nat
ural and hereditary. Aud as we were
treated at home, se we were regarded
abroad. Our credit was gene. Capitalists
would net Invest their money among us;
strangers would uet come te live among us.
e usually opposed the ltepublican admin
istration, and that party opposition was con
strued and rverted Inte a propensity te
oppose the government This Democratic
administration has given us au opportunity
te prove that Imputation te be a lie. Presi
dent Cleveland has given Southern men the
position of equality te which they are by right
entitled ana has put us right tsstere the
world. The consequence Is that men and
capital are tlewlng te the Seuth, as te a land
el future wealth and greatness. The Seuth
has been put tieu the read te presjrlty by
this Democratic administration, and the
Seuth will is? solid for the renotutnaUen el
Mr. Cleveland."
TIIKKK s MILKS.
Frem the e erk Sun.
lleDbf's Deiiliis
"Ma," said Hebby, "you told me te count
a hundred every time 1 getaugry."
"Yes, Hebby."
" Well, I've get up te sixty, au' I'm gettlu'
madder all the time."
An !ateretle Kulu.
" en have no ruins In this country as we
have in Knglaud," remarked au Kugllshman
te au American citizen.
" I don't knew about that," returned the
c'timi. "There's the Jehn Sherman presi
dential llOOUl.''
Twe (Question.
"De you net often wonder, tieerge," she
said, seltlv, us they steed at the gate, "at the
luhnlte number of stars, where that vast,
silent, eternal precession is going and whence
It came ?''
"Wes," replied Geerge, rather hesita
tingly; "but don't you hud that te leek at
the sky for any length el time makes the
back of your neck ache?"
HanilraiTrd lu HI Snsrlhrart.
1 rem the Athens II inner.
Among the attendants at commencement
Is a charming young lady from an adjacent
county who is a great favorite in Athens.
She Is visiting a down-town family. On
Sunday night lat a handsome young profes
sional, whom we call lr.;iianet 'k, called ujmn
Mi's Amanda Sprlggins (which Is net the
lady's real name). There were In the parlor
a pair of handcutls. Dr. Hancock jestingly
proposed that they sutler themselves te have
their wrists linked together, te which propo prepo
sition MissSprfgginsreadily consented. The
handcutls were spring locks, aud seen had
the young couple tinnly bound together.
After a while they tiecatue weary of this
bondage, but d iscevered te their consternation
that the haudculls could net be loosened.
It was then discovered that the key was in
the possession et a young man who had gene
en a visit te Oconee county, and was net ex
pwted home until next day. The young
couple decided te make the best el their
situation aud spend the night sitting up.
1 ertunately, heweier, just as the clock
struck 1- the jiossesser of the key chanced te
return, aeu me uauucuus were removed
The Smiw el Mum lllttlic
1 net whiter thin teeth that re dally ruhUd
with f-OODOMT, ana coral gathered tn eiean
depths cannot sarpi's the hue of gumd freed
from speiik'lness liy the same salutary atfnnt.
American ladle vlsltlnit foreign land-, exclU)
tneenvy of thulr transatlantic sisters lth the
Kimirt-lntf eicellencH of their Us-th. When
a-ked te what they ewe their charms, they inur
uiur the tellsmanlc word SO.UMUNT.
tvuviAL minera.
lUliaiu liniun.
There can ls inn thing hrelc In a medicine
as well a In Individuals. Hitnlerk Heed hit
tm h ivu eifetled uiaiiy s gallant rescue ainenir
the suBerlng sick. Them inds hav e escaped the
inliwiles of d)9pepda and nervous debility
through the lira of this wonderful nimtlc Inn. I
Is emphatically the best stomach and bleed
tonic In the world, rersslehyll U. Cochran,
dniKtst, ISi and ISJ North Queen street, Lan
caster. Called te Hresch.
We bsil ctllisl upon te prom h a tow gnpel
f .els tacts thut an, worth knowing. Wh want
everybody te enjoy all that Is possible In this
world. We sum ull these who are suffering
tre'n rheuinatGui, neiiralxlk, and all m h,
liralns and pains te knew that Themnt' fclee
trie (Id Is au unfailing and splendid cure, for
mle by II. II Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and lja
.North Cjutsjn street, 1-ancaster.
Frem Clsvclait, Ohie,
Cemes a letter signed T.Walkiir.earlng " limit
six month nx) ceiiuueni.sl taking Jlunleck
Jlloeil JltUrrt ter pretiHited cass et lumbago
und genenil debility, and new am ideated tn
slate liavu recovered lny appetite, and wonted
tn'ngth Feel bitter altogether " or side by
II II Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and i North uueun
atreut, l.anciL-iler.
Net a Vase.
Notac.ase.ef rheuiuatUin, net a casenf neu
ralgiu. nnlacuneef luiiieiie-s, nolacajeel pain
or npraln net one hs failed te go when at
tacked by 77iemii' Kclrrtric Oil rernale by II.
It Cochran, drugg-lat, 1.J7 and IX) North Uuwn
atreet, Laucaster.
What Can'l II Cured Muat lie Kndared."
IhU old adage does net l;iilly that we must
suffer the intaurtea of dyaipala, when a medi
cine vnth the curative properties of 11 ur deck
Meed Itllteri Is available, it Is one of the most
mihalantlal aud reliable rem ml lei Held te-day
rerwdeby II 11. Cochran, druggl.t, IJ7 und IJU
.North ytnsiu atieut, Luncadter.
"Sint nriy liulUra,
In flni terlug Inr rheumatism before I tried
Thmmu' Kcleclrie Oil. Uaed a V-cnt bottle of
this medicine, and get out In one week, for
bums and sprains It is excellent" Jas. Ilurham.
Kal I'oinbieko, Ji. . rersalebyll 11. Coch
ran, druitglat, IJ7 and )J0 North Queen street.
LancuaUir. '
hlj's Cream italm was rnxiiniiiended te rne
by my druggUl as a preventive te hay fever
Have been ualng It directed ulnce the 'Jth el
Aug at and have Iniina 11 a ecltlc for that
much mssled and loutliaeiuo diaeaae. rerten
euia or mete 1 hive utun agieat suirerer each
jr, iieiii Auguit'Jth till fieit, aud have tried
mail) alltKid remedies for Its cure, tun Kl)'
cuaiu Jltliu Is the enl) preventive 1 have ever
found. Hay lever sutlerers ought U) knew of Its
illuicy r. It. Aluswerib, I'uhllsher, Indian,
upulla. Ind. J)ls jwdoedAw
Mothers I Mathers 1 1 Mothers 1 1 1
Are jeu dlslurbedat ulghtand broken of jour
eslbyualck child sutTurlug and cr)lng with
the excruciating inlnel cutting teeth t II se,
goat once and get a bottle el illtl, WlNSLOW'h
SUOllllNU bVitUf. It will relieve the peer
little sullurer Immediately depeud upon it ;
there la no uilat&ke about It There Is net a
mother en earth who has ever used It, who will
net tell Jim at ence that It will regulate the
bowels, aud give reat te the mother, and relief
and health te the chUd, operating like tingle
It la perfectly sale u uae In ull cases and pleas
ant te the Uate, und la ths prescription of eue of
the eldest aud beat female physicians and
nurses In the United States, held everywhere
IfVtentsu bottle. uia)Jllyd4w
I'liOI'ON.HJi.
VTOTlCme HlUDGi: JtUlI.DKKS.
i I'ropesala ler the erection of an Iren or
Weeden llildge, ever Hammer Creek, between
ISphrjta and Wurwlck tewnshlpa. about one
iu. .rti""'."!! ""'"ay Htatleu. en Urn Columbia
Ueidlm? Ual way, will be received at the ertlie
.I'K" -""'' comiidaslenera Lancaster. i"i.
undl noun. Monday, Augual 1, ls7 uttelcr'
fl.e'mlhe'Wmc"."" Y00,UJ,, ""du ""'been
"IINHIMiUlUll!
HBNUYr. HAUrilAN.
Atlest i rati.. r.nr. ClerkVTeS-''l''a w.?.M
Water la made ital'y Ice cola ii ,Th ,r ".
shaved leu lluuley'a Cream attada u i2
llcleus drink, 6c. agists, at
UVBLUft DKU0 ITUKa.
A Waal taai.Z.
VLBrBLAHlj'
MBDtCAL
C1MMONM L1YKH KKGULAIVK.
-TAKK
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Ask the recovered dv-speptlc, bilious anlTer
ers, victims el Fever and Ague, the mercurial mercurial mercurial
dlioased patlnnt, hew they recovered health
cheettnl spirits and geed nH'tlte-they vtIII
will tell you by taking Simmons l.lver Regu
lator. TO AU, Mrt KlilNti rltllM IMKI'RI'SIA
SICK I1BAKACI1K AND Illl.Utl'SN K."
" Have been a victim te Hip above complaints
for years, and alter trjlnn varteus remedies my
only success was In the ne el Simmons l.tver
Itcgulaler. which never failed te tvlleve me. 1
can assure then sntlerlng Irem the alsiveall
tnents that they would be grva'ly tsuieBlted by
Its use. ' J M. II.M AN. ieitns. Ala.
J II KILIN ALU ,
JyJiM.W.rAw
rblladelphls, l'a.
QAHC1NK PlaAMTKIUH.
Ill MKII.Vl.S AAUUKII IU
Bensen's Capcine Plaster !
THK llhST IN 1HK WUK1.H.
Cures rienrl.y, Uheuuistlsm, l.uiuhSKO, Hack
ache. Weakness, Colds lu the Chest and all
Aches and Strains.
llewareef Imitations under tlmllar sounding
names.
47 Aak for lfanen's and take no ether.
decH-6uidAwMW.tr
TTOP I'll. US.
SICK HEADACHE,
tUSl'ltPSlA, 1MHUKSTIO.N, III UOIISN E.ss,
LI1.1NK-S. I.IV KK Cl)MI'l.Al.Nr,
realtlvely Cuied by
Little Hep Pills,
The I'eeple's Kavertte I Iver l'llls.
They act slowly but surely, de net tixv and
their vtTiwt Is lastltiK, and therefore worth a
dozen ethers (Docter's formula I suiall, augar-
ceattsd aud easy te laku. tsi lusttiuenlals.
uVc. at drugKl.ts or mailed en rvcelpt of price.
THK IIUI'1'II.I.Cii. New Londen, Ct.
They are THK II BST ever made " Prepared
by an old aisithcciry Ive bottles II.
fold by Kverv KruggUt In Laucualer.
Junels-lyMW lAw
UOWEKH, .It'.
F
LINN A HKKNKMAN.
CARD I
We tutve a number of Goevla which ere
just in sewksen, und which, owing te our
giving- special attention, we cm offer great
inducements.
" I'eunsjlvanlii " ltwn Mowers have no
equal. These we make a specialty. We
have as geed Uiwii Mowers as are in the
market for tb.ue and (T.ne.
llAby C'arnasvs We carry seventy-live
varieties in stock. These goods are our
own special aud our prices are low.
llefngeraters are new in season. Hew
few people knewanything about Kefrigera Kefrigera
ters. 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.
Ueal Oil Steves There is mere differ
ence In Ceal Uil Steves than almost any
thing manufactured. Don't spend your
money till you knew what veu are trettinu.
Ice Cream Freers and Water Coelers
you can buy almost anj where, but can you
get the best at the lowest prices. Veu can
trem us.
I.awn Tenuis Setts, Genuine Mexican
end Common Hammocks, Base Itall and
all Sporting Goods at Factory 1'nces.
FLJNN & BREMBHAM,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street.
WIXEH AXU LIQUORS.
pUKE KYE WHISKY.
Old Gret! Spring Distillery.
Situated en Kaat Orange street, tjetween
Orange and Chestnut, one square east !of reser
voir, Lancaitrr, P
1 have Just erected a new distillery with all of
the latest Improved machinery for dUUUluir
runts UlK W1ILSKV. "
A. II. HUEArrKIL Prn,irltir.
This Distillery has been erected at the famous
Its plenteous and unfailing supply of the pur
est water. At It our grandfathers drank when
they were boys, and It has nev er lieen known te
run dry even tn the hottest weather. Frem this
spring all the water used In the distillery Is ob
tained, the pump drawing Iretn It twenty-five
gallons a minute.
itesldes my own distilled Whlsky.lalse handle
Brandies, Gins, Wines, &c
sTCail and be convinced.
A. ILSHKArKKH, Distiller,
I8TOKB Ne. Kl North gueen Street,
N. B. raiuiers having geed ltye en hand can
find ready sale for It at the store or dlaUllery.
Highest cash market price paid ter a geed arti
cle. aprtfi-lydAw
G
REIGART'S
WINE STORE
OLD
BOUCHE SEC,
lt'KU rfKIHSlKCK.
fOMMKItrHKC,
MOUUETBKC-.
1 U.U. MUMM KXTltA DKV,
And all 'ether Leading brands of Imported
Champagns.
Sele Agent ter the Pleasant Valley Wine
special I. reat Western Kx. Dry. our
own brand, the nnest American Champagne In
the market.
Juit received another large Invoice of Califor
nia Claret and White Wlue from Napa Valley,
California.
"A large stock of Imported Burgundies, ClareU,
Uhlneandhauterne Wlnis.
We also have the largest and finest stock of
Brandies, WhUkles, 1,1ns, Madeira, Sherrys and
tort Wines, llasa Ale, (Julnnesa Hteut, Saratoga
and ApelllnarU Waters In the city.
H. E. Slaymaker, Agt,
Me. 20 BA8T KINO BTRBHT,
LANCASTKB, PA.
NAODI.EN, &V.
EDWARD KRECKEL,
DSILSS IM
Saddles, Harness,
Trunks, Nets, Robes & Blankets,
NO. 5 MAHT KtXU HTKKKT,
LsacasTaa, Pi.
The largest and best assortment of TKUNKS
In the city at the lowest cash prices, all sizes
audiualltles.
We have en hand a large assortment of dlf
terent styles el Harness, both single and double,
and make te order the finest grade el JCngllsa
loath and Vrench Cuupe Harness.
The best Harness Dressing In the world at BOO.
a box.
Call ana Kzamln Oar Stock at
Ne. 5 East King 8trt.
UMW MUUIM..
J.
aUlVLKKACU
July Bargains !
lU-st rrvncti fUuied Satlnes, SV3 1
l.l)tht and Dark Urettnds.
Crinkle", .IHc. and V. I.emnanU
.Hatlues, .k' Ueninaiits Light 1'ttnts,
It.
Bargain In While t-.intiroldetvd
Itels's, at II upwards.
Ii.ui;-vlns la summer Mlka at 3JS.
S(,KVand Vi Cen Is.
Best lllsck silks ll-W and II IV
(hid I et of Corsets at -V. Kegntar
ptlce, iX'. tellui.
tssik at our Itariratna. lUaly Bih
el, lapeslty llnmcls, Kltra Suis.r
and Imsniln Carpets, tlisvrand lahla
Oil Clelha te clean up odds and ends.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.,
Me. 20 Bant King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
J.
MAKT1N A CO.
J. B. Martin & Ce.
DR. WARNER'S
1 1
ts
The most popular Dol Del
lar Corset ever intro
duced. Adapted te nearly
every form, and gives
mere general satisfaction
than any ether Corset
ever made.
J. 6. Martin Ce.,
Csjr.Wert King & Prince Nta.
LANCASTNII. PA.
rAKAHOLH.
te a AH.
Great Bargains 1
-IN-
PARASOLS
-AND-
SUIT UMBRELLAS
AT lIBAUOUAUTKUa.
K. B. & H.
14 East King St.
aplJtrrd
VAMBMAxmaa.
QTANDAKD WOKK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
M08. 40, 43, it HAEKBT IUBU,
Hear of rostedca, ; Lancaitar, Pa.
I bar In Bteck ana Balld te Order Brer Va
riety of the following style t
C0UPM,Bl0UlaV8.CABttlJLT1J,
CAKKIAU1U, VICTOUIA8.
BUaiNKSS WAUUMIL "T" CAKT8.
MOCALL WAGONS. 8UBK1B8, ".
MAkJLKT VTAUOWH, PHiCTUMS,
.k . KiPJtBSIJ WAUONI.
I employ the Best Mechanic, and have facul
ties te build cerecUy any style of Carrla-tae-slred.
The Quality, Style, ana Finish et est Werk,
mslt decidedly ths CUBArBsff IN TUB
, MOTTO i Fair UssUlng , Honest Werk at BeW
tomPrteea." PleawglveiMacaU.
Bepalrlag Freaiptij Atteaiei Te.
PsUCBS LQWBB TUAM ALL OTHBIU.
sWOnaftat of WerkBAMpaasjlrmplc)yja
(OrUMptlTPOM.
RDPTURE-OURE UUABAMTKBD BT
Dr. J. & Mayer, 831 Arcs street, Phllaaai.
pala. Pa. Basa at oae. Se oparaUea or bl bl
uasste&r. Tkoaaaaeapf tans, At Btysteaa
Cera
IIIC
Corse
VAJIBIAslBa,
A MOTTO THAT ALWATH W1MB.
Honest Werk at
-AT-
PHILIP DOBRSOMS
tOLO HBL1ABLK)
Carriage Werka Net, 126 and 128 Ea8t King St.
Tet) Largest Assortment nt NKV? ANII nKCHNU.IIANH Hul I'.rH... ih.i...
Bu.ln.ws Wmtens that ha. avar ln""aywntVSH!W,Tfl'nh"te'"'
If Ten Wanlatloedand First Clans I'hmten, UUTttlimcitniiieit
II Veu Waul a Nice Comlertalila ramtly Carrien. uiJtii leiiruu.'iu
II ten W ant a Biigiiy-leu can Select trem riiirnn Hltrm..i .,?J,
Biigay-loueauSelecllromrillMiiliHroren'i'BTt.dol ptliiK.. II you Uinil
POKKXIIM'H.
oennty,
UOTO
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Carriae Works,
sa. si rk.a St avs sa.w.. saa a a.Siaiai auaaa ... . .
NOS. 186 ANU 128 YASV KINO
rt'AUlVHY M A US MIFFLIN
VLvriitnu.
KKS .V KATHKtlN.
M
Lew Prices.
Clothing at Lew Prices New.
The Summer is ptisalng by, mul uiii
stock will U (sold te Kite um room, te rid
tis of Siimnu'i tioevls. Wlien ScitcniU'r
cerutvj we w.uit most of our Utiles i luwl
of utunivr tioevls, te tm icilllcil by Newit
StjhMfer l'.ill.
t'ome itml sce our lock, coiiip.ue prices,
mil if )ou tell us wo'ie tee IiIrIi, it'll tm
!emetliiiiK atr.tiiKu te m.
We're uet high pnccvl, but we aiestnctlv
tlrst cLtss. 'e tmsli from our stock. If
we can't Rle ou roeiI t.tltie for our
money, we'll net ,vsk you te buy. Lew
pmed, together with goeil value.-i, rule
here. e one will le iiujn.iw.tl iieii, no
nutter hew itiexerieiiccil.
Myers & Eathfen,
l.h.VKlNll I LUTIIIhUs,
NO. 12 BAST KLNQ STREET,
LAMCAH1RK. l'A
w
lLMAMMOIl A rUHTKK.
CALL L'S DV TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
EXTRA LARGE SUITS
-roil-
Very Large Men.
ta8,
TO H-LIIKr MBAbUUEUBMT
l-KlUKS-IUOte 15(.
Hack and Cutaway Coats In Cheviot, latch
Cleth, Caalu1en-H and Weiatt'ds.
BrKiilar Htrrs In Thin Murnunir Coats and
V eats at II bu te t: M.
Odd l'ants In All SUrs- ll.se te i; ut.
TRUNKS & VALISES
Fer Short Trips Hvasldoer Menntaln
12.111 te tl 50.
V AL16E3-.WC. te H 0).
MK.S - B.TKA LAItt.K Sl.K
WORE1NO PANTS, SHIRTS
-AND-
UNDERWEAR.
Uenta' and Beys' Full Dress Narrow floated
Wblte Whirls, II de.
Sninmer Neckwear, 9c. te &0c.
Bumuier hiring Neck ties, 10c. per dezen.
Bread Brim Straw Hats
FOli CAUI'INU Oil riSHINti I'AUTIBS, 20
and '. Lent.
Full Drcsbtiaw Hats, Sue.
Light Colerod Fleilhla Felt Heihvs, II 60 te
sfie.
Larirn Aiaertment Beys' Knock-About Hats,
loc. aud 15c.
Lap Duster., Heme Pheels and Whips.
Mackinaw Straw Helmets, lys., weith II :.
Canvas Helmets, lie. and 2V:.
Special Camping Uelmct, tee.
NEW Sl0LS
FOK LAUIK9, MISl AND UBNTH
Ladle' BtylUh liongela Kid Beet, 1200.
Ladles' Hand Sewed Lace Oxford, ll.oe.
ijOdes' American Kid Common Sense, ll.M.
Genu' Call Butten Shoes, flM,
OenU' Calf Balmoral Shoes, UW.
OenU' Dress Butten Shoes, 11.50 and II 75.
Gents' Lew Cut Summer Shoes, 11,7s.
WILLIAMSON 6 FOSTER,
82, U, 56 u. 38 EMt King HU,
ltH.AflTBII.rA.
QAJPK, BURBANUMPKKOY UUHK.
K3 Mapl
Hnptar. Vartcoeels) and Special Ulsease
r mm. " uiuui
n eaa Ind la Dr. Wrtghl
Wky Im knmbnnaa byauack
nra sh w .w . ww cukuii mhi
only Kaatj.
rsrraieua us rauaeai
IV Ol tk UK -' and tin..
fain a
t Ctraaa Oeiaa-n no. Adviee Free da
ucwaa
aaaeree
ling, at urrs eaa be treated ana rs
um
sanvasy. c iceapnvata
.. "k r . a. WJUwIITa
sns stiata etn v ADeya Kaea.
BVUVIBB, BO.
Herfest Prices.
Market
fltftfJk ItJis It sKisVita
titm lh" uy oiiier iittuw in th ciiy '
NTKU LT, LANUA8TKK, PA.
STUKKT.
inani-lydAt
I'AI.AVK OF t'ANHION."
T)AI,A(JK UK KAHIUON
GREAT
ring
I
-AT
ASTRICH'S
Palace el Fashion.
13 EAST KINO STREET
LANCtBTK.lt, l'A.
Thlr day we call nltoiitlen ti the (IUKAT KK
UUClltIN lu
Silks, Surahs, Satins,
VELVETS.
Oiir-vVc.su UAH all.lv i. In hII lotera luc-d
liiMc i lluiscnall tnrJc . Stv maun i,Hliir,'l
te l.'c . J. HATI N rvduu-d te i.A: , ij AT1N
rvdiiivd te w.
BLACK silk VKLt KTS I, dnc.rfl In. in l lai t
.?;. .'".'"! l.tii'ijc, iremllMi telLH; Irein
liei te II ..
I'l.USIIKS rvduciMl freinlt.iiluc.
Twenty-four Inch I'l.Uhll ivdaexl te 11.15.
IIAItuAINS IN
MUltOIUKBt. LACK ILOUMll.NU AM
ShilWIKt.i. AND ALI.OVKK BhlUTINU.
wc Ori'aiu Lare Fleiiiiclnit at lc : 1175 llak
HpHiileh l.iicn lleiiiicliiKati: IJ.anu lllrtrk Km
l,reld,i.,d l.iice Flniiiiilni; at till, I 7Mllatk
Chanltlly je FlmincliiK at II i . I.' 51 lllm.k
Haiitah Oulpiire Hnnnin- at 11 tn , ;.ie. kin
linildirvd Sklrtlnx at Ut loc I iraalmmsl
.NnliMoek at i. j 15c. CnvMliarrud .NkIihoeIc at
OBI T ll.UUAI.s M KlilBON.
Ne 5. 7 and 'J All "Ilk Otteman at tr. aiaid.
Ne. lb.All Hllk Datlu Klhl.en, pltei edit,., Ul. a
One Let of Fancy Klhheni., Ne. IB, reduced
Ireui sec. te vc
lll,ickd Saah Kllilieu, alt jllk, teduced from
9.0 Ul5i
One iMi of s,h liiuhen at iV. a yaid.
Kiwclal llririaliia In Black Itiuiienn.
Ne li,, I Ien bin. Faced 8alln Itlliben. extra
heavy plcet edne, at only lJc. a ard.
UllKATKEDUiri'lON IN UNHKIIWBAU AND
HUslKUl.
ldliw' HahrlKttan Venlx, .Ilk hound and silk
atltchrd, ii'diie'il from I ic. te ,"h
Lani-' llalhrlKuan eat,
diict-d from 37c. te lie
with alcoves, re
Ladles' llalhrhtKan c-Ht, lawt
ductd from ."i"c. te a7c
piallty, re-
Ladles' aaii7(i Vests reduced Iretn bio. te Vc
n Oeiits' BallirlKKan SblrU reduced Hern .17c. te
Children aSlrlifd Hese rediued Irem Jteltc
jhlldien'a flaln Colored Hosn reductd frein
Children's Full KeKiilur Unde Hull Hew, two
pairs for Xn: , furmerl) i'K.a mlr.
Ladles' Hese at Ulc, formerly lVe.
Laillea' All-LlDuaiieiiistltchedllandkerchlers.
lour for &c.
Ladles Kinbrnldered Handkercblela, two for
Sic t formerly 25c. a pair.
Laale' Hemstitched Haudkeichlefs.'ic
merly 10c.
lerin-
VMUVB.
AT WIANT'K
TKV OUU
HIGH GRADE FLOUR.
The Finest Fleur sold In the market. Olvnlt
trial and yen will lu pleamM Alse (iraham
F our, Oat Fleur, Uye Fleur, and bell BalsliiK
Fleur for BUcult, Ac. Uoeds Delivered. Tele
phone Connection.
GEO. WI4.NT,
anlTd Nam West Kin street
AT BURHK'B.
PICNIC GOODS
FOK TUB 1'ICNHJ SEASON.
First the flcnle l'late-lt Is llitht and cheap
and requires tin waMblug-aavea your dNhea.
Plain and Ml led Tickles and Chow-Chew In
small bottles. Sardines tn Oil and MuBtard, Cem.
preaiud Beef In two pound cans. Bened Chicken
and Turkey, foiled Ham, Tungne, Fresh Lob Leb
ster. Frfah Columbia Itlver Salmen. Frenh
Mackerel, Freh Oysters In cans and l'lckled
Oysters! n small Jars for picnlrklmr. t erk Slate
Cream Cheese, awls Cheese, Chipped Beef, etc
BURSK'S,
NO, 17 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCABTKB, PA
4VTelepben.
MOB MALM UB BBKt.
FOK KKNT.
-. . J2v2.nZlu"u u"clf Heuso situated en
East Frederick ntreeU Apply at
JuneJD-tfd NO.aMEAhl f UKDEKICK8T.
DtUK KKNT.
-U TWO
5r !ou. J" n Brimmer's New
$2 IPH.W ertk Queen trout. Heat
BuUdlnsr.
and xaalncluded
Apply at'
fehis-tfd BEIM
IMBA'S LtVIUy OFFICE.
ffOR HALK OK KKNT-BKIUK HTAHI.K
A. and let. 17xaU feet, en llhrintln atrf.r l.
twmn But King and Orange street. Can be
easily changed Inte a machine shop or ware-
house. Easy term.
is. u. BUUUSKBH,
ais-tld
A llernev-et-Law.
BJUtlVATK BALiK.
VVUI be sold at private sale the raluable
property corner Lemen Mulberry and cbr.
1n nung suu reel en Lemen street, se icsi
"- ssi"-fry, ana sa iev en vsanetw street.
Fl7 te
Clee
Sae
II
O. B. DOWJIBT,
M. Ml Xwtt atMM itreet,
" " '1MSW
TwSSLTT'-Krr
rtt
Jb-IMm
r? 1
"
u,rjf
i , &f !&j)ift.?l t-ra.".