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LANCABTEtt, JULY S3. 187.
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A Retrospect.
The Intellieknceu tmblislies te-dav a
VA . ,. , , . . :.
igtNMimaei its exposure 01 neglect at me
Vf mmi.. Imnt4nl ..4.1a ....V.U. .i Itttln Mura
WWI.J uteiMW.. u.nuv j'uvuij . i.vf.u ,ui.u
mv nan a week
(bona
age. It la a story iiiaiwill
K5; onmsen
with shame the chicks et the
charitable people of this county that such
l al-admlnistratien could li;ie been tier
s'". uiikwu mi ku un iiuucr me aii.mun ui ine
iy church steeples in this city. It was
Beta pleasant task for the l.NTin.i.ior.N l.NTin.i.ier.N
'CEit te place this subject before its readers
in ail the hideous details presented. Much
mere agreeable journalistic work invited
en all aides in this sultry weather, but the
lKTELLianNCF.it conceived it te be its
duty in the cause of oppressed humanity te
tell the plain story of neglect and te leave
te the indignation of an aroused people a
demand for reform.
It is a pleasure te assure our readers that
the efforts thus far made by this journal
' bare been a conspicuous success. I n place
of the miserable pen, dirty aud without any
protection from the sun, that ten days age
bettered the unfortunates in the lower hos
pital, we have new aclean room, lly-screens
and patients enjoying some degree of com.
fort. The feed that erstwhile abounded
la the dirty and unpalatable is new care
fully Inspected. The physician, who was
went te neglect some of the severe types of
illness, la new solicitous in their behalf.
2Xe longer may patients at the hospital be
punished by incarceration in the insane
department. The new broom which the
Iktellieknceu set into motion i3 sweep
ing clean.
And new let it remain se. Let the dead
past bury its dead, and evils of old serving
only the purpose of keeping the new ad
ministration up te the highest order of
efficiency. The 'xtbllieuxiku will keep
faithful wate ' j see that this is done, aud
will be prp"i te report aud expose any
.return te v. s'd-tmlme. And we ask
irste jvin with in in this effort te
reform the administration of the county
hospital by reporting future evils that may
be there discovered.
Jehn Sherman's Case.
A most remarkable sight is presentel in
the Ohie Ilcpublicau convention te-day by
Jehn Sherman, standing hat in hand, beg
Cing his state te indorse and aid his presi
dential aspirations. It has been wisely
said that the presidential eilice is one
seither te be sought or avoided. Uncle
Jehn Sherman thinks it cannot be sought
with tee much asiduity.
It is very probable that if Sherman had
it te de ever again, he would have never
precipitated.his president! il aspirations into
a state campaign. He doubtless believed
that his endorsement would be a matter
of course, and that it would fix the ejes of
the Republicans of the country upon him
and make his selection as presidential nom
inee beyond peradventure. He has learned
te his sorrow that such is net the case, and
that the Ohie llepubllcan iieuse is divided
against itself and against Jehn Sherman.
All this be learned when it was tee late te
' retreat, and new he gees before a Republi
can convention in his own state te receive
iU divided allegiance, and he becomes the
elf-seeking politician who has failed of
his desires.
Perhaps it is just as well for the people
of the country and for Jehn Sherman te
nave the latter taken elf the presidential
race track before the horses are called for
the start. It will save the Ohie senator
much useless elTert aud many sleepless
nights, and it will save the people from the
annoyance of a presidential candidate fif
teen months before a presidential election.
A Wrong View.
Seme of the high ellicials of the Knights
of Laber have net been giving out much
wisdom in their receut public expressions.
Notably Mr. l'ewderly has been saying
aeme very foolish things en the subject of
migration. And new Mr. William n
Krt Bailey, another prominent eilicer of the
organization, lias been delivering himself
tit lllOKA lunflmanlii . Iiri.i.- ....
fwv TJ , , -""" xiie couaitieu of
KS "?"u"r aiKa " w what it should be
jag wmb me general co-operative Bstem is in
Fit1?- ,ea PeUtlen m cease, and
Efttffnet until then. Lecal efforts, at. mJl,.
F&Ta work from u,e nature of things, can
gfi net succeed. 1 de net leek for relief from
M'toealnmodloe!forU.''
k1 Manifestly, Mr. lWley believes that
wwpeuwen is wueuy iwu, jet we have
' mimnn hum .M II. ut il ...... n . ,1. .
;$. Take away the spur of cemjietl.
S uea from Human endeavor, aud man will
;?'een revert te a semi-barbaric state.
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l The report en the mineral production of
:i. km n..n... le l. 4 .....a ...
w.ib nuuuHi la u. iiii.iiii. l.fiii vuiim aa
K.newlng the increase of national wealth in
w uU,and the relative importance of our
iiijniaeral products. Fiem ISM te 18S there
P-Vwaiagainef u per cent, in the atwrmFatn I
b.f.wlu.ni.i !.... ... . '""--I
""" fwuuib, uuif in some or
1M aunerals the train was nmcli orator I
.BSieg counterbalanced
by losses in the
en. The ;ew Yerk rwfcmir nni
(That while the increase in Iren preduc-
m wm ever u per cent., there was a de-
in sue value or silver produced, a
as both in quantity of cornier nn.i in
. Md a decrease in quantity with but
tnaisaie In value of quicksilver. Th
yft production, including metals,
aa4U, aad natural gas, amount.
m wm.vw.vw u a rear,, should be
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pared with the value et some of the
important farm crops ; thus It is net much
mere than the valua of a large wheat crop
and less than the usual crop of corn, hay,
or meats In value."
Geal shows an increase of ever one million
tens ever the total of the previous year and
117,000,000, its total value contrasts
strangely with the total value et geld
and silver mined, which is only $ni,oue,.
000. Over half of this ce.il is the
anthracite of rennsjlraiil.i, the value of
whose annual yield of coal and Iren
far surpasses that of all the geld
and siher mines of the l'.icltic slope.
The Increase in the value of iron produced
in IMiO is ue less than $."0,ISt, r.Gu out of n
total increase of ail mineral products of
about 37,iw,0. per had decreased,
lead Increased about 2,'Ji,we, and nat.
ural gas displaced in 1n0 e,: t.iHM tens of
coal valued atO,bl7,l."e.
Vxn nene but trustworthy men en gutud
At the county heipltal In the future.
Tkk president will le vlult Kansas City
en his way westward. St. l.euls wilttiHe
te leek te Its laurels.
Mei'.nt Hei.i.v, N J., U just new havlnK
an epidemic of typhoid feinr from polluted
water. It apiear that water for public um
ia taken trem Kanceeas crevk, wnieh ilews
dewu trem the cedar awamps, lltteen or
twenty tullea away. The lceal Hrmrd of
Health discovered that at Smltlivllle, three
tulles aIeve Mount Helly, thore were two or
threo cases el typhoid In a beard ln house,
and that the content of a ctapoel en the
premlses passed directly into tbe creek.
Here the germs el the disease entered the
water, aud they were carried down te the
crib at Mount Helly, trem which the water
need by the Inhabitants of that place Is taken.
That the quality of the water of KaueOcaa
creek suOered by reason of drainage rrem
Smithvllle probably Imtn ether sources in
addition te the beardlug house wwjkwI Is
shown by the fact that while a toaspoenful
taken lrem the stream abeve Suiithville
yielded only 150 bacteria, a teastxxinlul
taken from the crib at Mount Helly con
tained IM.we Therefore the residents ei the
town have been urged te bell the water be
fore drinking it or using It in cooking.
There is in this recital a moral ler the
drinkers of untutored Concstega water.
It has been decided te permit the nhIe of
beer at the state lair in Philadelphia. If the
beer is geed, all will be well.
Ekmeckath- Camhu.v-ii: l'ewi.t.i., el
Ohie, is red-headed, and you urny wager your
existence that he Is henful.
Tnr: Washington cerreiKnilnt or the New
Yerk Jferaltl vigorously denies that Heu.
Patrick A. Collias contemptuously declined
te be secretary of war when that pet was
tendered him by ex Congressman Uiruum.
"Jn the tirst place President Cleveland has
never desired the retirement of Secretary
Kudlcett, se that Mr. William H. JUrnuui
was never autherlzsd te sound Mr. Cellins or
any ethor man as te whether he would accept
the eilice of secretary of war. The cordial
relations between President Cleveland and
Congressman Cellins are such that if the
presldtnt had any communication te make
te Mr. Cellins he would net intrust the matter
te mother but would personally eeuimunl
cat with him. This Is the way he does
business." The JlcraUt man limber given
in regard te hostile remarks alleged te hae
been made by Mr. Cellins or the Cleveland
administration, tucwe remarks of a member
of the cablueU ''He (Collin) net only pro
fesses the greatest regard ler the president,
but the letter was written with the idea that
Mr. Cleveland was te read It. His faith in
his administration, In the wisdom of his acts,
in the solid lame he has etablihed through
out the Democratic party, hi ceniiJence in
his renomlnatieu and re-election are all
frankly and honestly written. II n mixtiens
with the president have been of (be mext
Intimate nature. He has frequently ieu
the president's guest at dinner in his home
circle and the mutual regard they have bJth
shown for each ether is oue of the traditions
or the Whlte Heuse. -New Jin Is iilljti.-l by
a story that he has been in Londen in com
pany with a blackguard who undoubtedly has
perverted or reversed every expression Mr.
Cellins uiade use of in speaking el the ad
ministration of Mr. Cleveland."
TbeNewVerk WurM has been trying te
de some malicious work against the admins admins
tratlen, but it must net be permitted te lie
about IL
Bi.ai.mi has suddenly determined te come
home, aud says he will leave ler the United
States In a couple el weeks. Is this an illert
te bear the Shenuau stock in uuie?
The Democratic convention el Murjl.iud
put sound men en a sound platlerm
PKKSONAU.
Mis iluviiiieN is writing uJubikenevel.
She Ktepsall her MSS. and has them bound
la red.
Mits. Jehn A. I.envN is net nearly se
-orleusly Injured as was reiwtel lrem her
unving ucciuent a weeK age.
Wham il i Or.i. Tem Hev.v, the Texas
miser, iias just died in IteiiLaui, that Mute,
and his f i.uoe.oou will be loll te negrees.
The Ijatk Wm. (ir.KN.v, el Cincinnati,
bequeaths .J-J.000 te religious and educational
organizations, 'ine principal lqueis are
17,00' each tolheOMo WchIkjhu 1'niversity,
Wesleyau I'emale college, el Cincinnati, and
St. l'aul's M. K. church, et Cincinnati, ler
local miw-ietis.
Hknuv Wviibkhe.v has hal his hand
read by lid. Heren Allen, the chiniMiphlst,
who is new making hlmseir agreeaule at
Leng IJrauch. lu early days, when Air.
Watteroeu ixcai-ienally took a turn at ixker,
the jHxipie who tried te read his hand wete
compelled te pay heavily for the amuse
ment. (iiniAUii ll. a m.i:n, president of the Ju Ju
seurt JlejiHliUeitttvimiywiy atSt. l.nu Is, leaves
most of uls estate, valued at K'.uoe.lHXt, te his
family, but a large number el educational and
charitable institutions are liberally remem
bered. The Catholic, Protestant and He He
brew religions are all represented in the list,
although Mr. Alleu hiumull was a t'ultarlaii.
K. UuviiiiNfilt HuAiir.r, el Ohie, who is
new practicing law lu Jew Yerk city, Hives
his views of the recent Democratic conven
tion in Ohie. Hexays "the work el the con
vention should cheer every Democrat who
stands by the administration." Of Mr
Powell, the nemiiKO fur governor, Mr.
Headly says, besides "being as clean a man
politically as lives in the state et Ohie, lie is
as true as steel te the prngnslv reform
policy that President Cleveland's admiuls
traliuu represents."
Jens O'DAv.elSprlnglleld, Missouri, gave
h Is wile tlu.euu ler the privlloue of belni
divorced lrem his wife. Mr O'Day Is lertv"
seven years old, and made f l,(me oue or inore
Ln?il.Tl.lnt"'t? ' ia "10 Prctic el law
audiu railroad simulation. He Is new lirst
vlce president and general ma.iag JrSl Ui "fit
LeuIa.VHui Kranclsisi railway and mskis his
headciuarleralnst. l.euU m r. Trily a",
mXL -nV116 "ej" -late ycemra
mmJtl,eeit,',U,,'U,tU'iinun "' " "
clt'a'Vi'amlinJ
inlsaed as simcii.1 i..i.ui.... ..'.... tsjeu ins.
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in-
. . ' "r",""""u uai liuli e.
(Jermsn llterarw :-:..." "V
city en July a last, aud lu the heari, ," '
large company denounced the rebel iw
order. HubseiiuentlJr the serretarv ..i......
HuniJeiimen 01 muoruer ui uiHuiUaiii uuiii
a suspension ei the order of illsuiUsal until
rtoble oeuia U beard in hm own i-etiiir
lieble aiiearM at tlie Interior .lHimrini.,..!
own Isjliaif.
deeartuifiiit
auu was kiveii a ereuai ueafujg uy the sec
retary, lie did net deny tmfcbirge, which
was substantiated by the alltdsvlts et several
premiueut people of Cincinnati, but said he
had no recollection el using lite precise lan
guage attributed te him. At the conclusion
of the interview the secretary revoked his
erdsr of suspension, thus dlamisslng liable
from the service.
Wbtn and Hew Leng te llaias.
Frem the Mew Yerk Ledger.
.iLew?or,,J,1,lcUnefKret note said
ths ether day that young ladles get about as
B.ucu harm from evsttsihlng as they might
THE LANCASTER DAILY
git Reed from a mederaM tndulceaee la this
great luxury. Uis advice te iKiTea who go te
the seashore Is: lUthe net oftener tbaa three
tltnea a week, nor longer than nrteen minutes
at a lime.
ret run rum rAmmmm.
Apple nttnr!hewa te H PraflubM-Hew te
Intprei Things About Ihs Farm.
from the tlorinautewn Telegraph
1 f we leek back only a few years, when te
Ulk with farmers en their neglect In planting
mere apple orchards and raise mere of thla
the most valuable of all fruit, It was te be met
with the same answer that It was entirely
useless te attempt il, m the laud bad run-out,
e far m the culture of this fruit was con
cerned, aud we must depend upeu ether aoe.
tieus the West for our supply of apples
hereafter. Ity referring te our columns lrem
twenty te thirty years age, It will tie seen that
we tried our best te combat this Idea, and te
show that It was net the land, tint the neglect
te de Justice te the orchard. The land was
net kept In geed order, being seldom ma
nured, the trees left un pruned aud allowed
te die from old age, aud net renewed by the
I'inuuiig in uiu-r ireen, nrsi selecting such
varletie but only a few that are known te
be the best suited te the soil aud the demands
of the market.
In time, by this prodding, efforts were
in ado te Hoewhatceuld be done; and we may
add that many el these etterts were by
" fancy farmers" (If we may se call them)
from the clUes, who did net step at spending
money in attempts te dn what lu earlier
periods had been se successfully done In
apple-ralslug. The result, in nearly every
case, has mere than realised all their antici
pations, and we can new see here at our very
doers the products of the orchard in quanti
ty and quality boyeud anything known lu
the past. Hence, apple culture is fast be
coming an Important brauch of tannine, and
as profitable, all things considered, as any
tollewed te the same extent upeu the farm.
Livestock and VrgtlatitM.
After your fruit shall be etf manure the
currant bushes, trim oil the uperllueus
branches and give the ground around them a
thorough cleaning.
(lather your cucumbers while they are
small aud green. There is ue advantage
In having Urge pickles. Cut them oil the
vines with a knife instead of pulling them,
which ts liable te injure the vine.
The newest remedy for the cabbage wettu
Is a tabltipoenltil el salts.ter In a pailful et
tepid water. The plants should lw sprinkled
well two or three times. It Is net poisonous,
aud, if it will kill the worms, is the sarest
remedy yet proposed.
The iauner cannot well get along without
having at least a few cows. He Is therefore
Interested, be it ever ee little, In making
them pay, and canuet atlerd te shut bis eyes
te an epirtutilty of acquiring points en
profitable dairy management.
A puddle el water for the hog te wallow In
Is semetlmee beneficial. At this season it Is
cooling, while the drying el the dirt en the
body Is of asitaiice In cleauslnir the skin,
as the hog will rub It oil. The only objection
te such puddles Is that they will seen ls?cecie
lilthy anddisagteeable U there be no running
water near them.
Alter the lewls bealn te melt thev should
be given ground bone ouce every day and a
meal of meat at least three times a week, as
the shedding of the new feathers is a severe
tax en them. 1 1 the hens be well cared for
while melting they will begin te lay before
winter. Sell oil' the surplusceckerels aud de
net retain the late-batched pullets, as they
will net lay befere spring.
An Kistern ieultry keepersays that wherj
a large Held et toba.ve Is growing the turkey
niauu eiucibu. wurK uesireyiug ine large
green worms that se often de se much dam
age. A turkey lieu aud her breed will search
every hill, and net a single plant will be
missed. They are very fend of the worms,
which serve as animal feed, and they save
much labor, a." these who grew tobacco
knew that It is elten necessary te go ever the
crop every day In order te kill the worms,
which Is a very tedious job. The turkey eat
many grasshoppers, as well as slugs of vari
ous kinds.
In lrult growing remember that fruits are
likegraiu and vegetable crops In this, that
they must have manure te keep up the fer
tility. I nllke vegetables aud grain, how
ever, their leedlng roots are mostly at the
surface. It Is best, therefore, annually te top
dress fruit trees. If manure canuet be had
any fresh earth lrem ditches or roadsides
spread a half an inch or se under the trees
will have a wonderful etlect. Indeed, we de
net knew but that ler the pear tree a thin
layer of read sand Is one et the liest e'l man
urea. We have seen apples thrive amazingly
with a coating of coal ashts.
CeufMSd tu AdullrrsllUK -NoedlM.
Alfred Krumm, the Philadelphia noodle needle
maker, accused or using chrome yellow In
the dough, was given a hearing there Wed
nesday, and he had te furnish fjeu ball for
trial at court. II. V. Amerllng, president of
the Anti-Adulteration society, who prose
cuted him, testified that he suspected that
Krumm was using chrome lead, and that be
visited him and talked te blm about the mat
ter, when Krumm acknowledged that he
had used chrome yellow te color his needles
ter the pvst thirteen years.
C. H. Senderllng, a druggist, testified that
he bought some or Krumni's needles and
submitted a simple te Dr. Henry I. ell man,
and Dr. Let! man took the stand and said
that he bad analyzed the aamp'e and found
chrome yellow In the proierllon of three
grains te six ounces of Heur.
When Krumm kis-txl the book he ac
knowledged that he had used chrome yellow
for about thirteen years, but said that when
he resd in the pvpurs thnt it was poisonous
he threw away what be had, and has net
used any since. Since then, he said, eggs
have tm his only coloring stutl, and he new
uses 131 dozens per week.
MfMIJljlZ. MOZIVM.
tlennlj His lleat fuller.
In nrtviTtUliu? u niidltliie It Is liest tn be
honest; d-eeptlen will never de; the people
nnr.'l etanillt. let the truth Im known thit
Jlunteek Jiloett IIMtrt cure tcrelnla, ana all
eruptions et the skin 'Ihls medicine Is eeld
everywhere by Unionists. 'ur mla by II 11.
Cecbrun. dnntitlit, IJ7 uud la .North Oueun
slns,t, Lancaster.
A tVi.rd el Caution.
Uallrraid iren, mechanics, commercial travel,
era, Iiase balllnts. farmers, and elliurs who labor
out of .lixirs. me peculiarly liable te uccldent
ana Injury. Themnt' Xcttclrie UU ler bruises.
Iiiirns. blU's mid sprains. Is one of the flncat an an
plicatiens jctdevlsid. for sale by II. u Coch Cech
ruii.druKulst, 1J7 uud 1JU .North (Jueen stleet.
Lancaster
Uau't ttay Koengh.
"1 CMmet sp-aW toehtj-hlyot JIunlerK ffoe.f
Ililltrt, ititijr hivuhiMiiu great bleslntf te mil
Cured me of biliousness anil dysiwp.ia lrem
which I hid ButTureafnr years " Mr J. Marsh,
bank of Terente. Ont. tot sule by il. II. (Jech.
ran. dniKlst, u; ana 1SJ tivilh Uuien street,
linauter
ThunUsr
l llewu she Ace.
That fnrlaiuttiiess.lorrheuinatlsm. foraches,for
inlns. ard for sprains Hr. Tiumui' Kcleclric Uil
Isaprisltlvnand rillaulu remedy Ur. 'Ihemas'
Kcln trie Oil" tan be purchased el any (IniKalsU
L".-" by " a '-'"''ran, diu0'tjt, hi ami Ui
Mirth yiteun street, lancistiir
All Admire a llaiKl.ums Pace.
A pure, clear skin will make any lace hand
some Manifestly auythlmr which strengthens
and enriches the bleed win dliuctly affect the
whole person. All ernptlens of the skin dlsaii
IMurwhnn Hiinleck Jlleml Ittttrs lire eaiiuyea.
Iuy am a veKtable luuibdy of Inestimable
slue Ker snl.i I,y H. It. Cochran, d ruin-1st, 13;
and ItJ North yuten street. Lancaster.
I'estiuiuter Haiu'l A. Ilawlir,
Of Mente'ey, Mich., delivers hluuelt Id this
wise ' or cnlds, burns, sere threat, and rheu.
iii.ulsu). Thumat' Kcltctrtc ()i( cannot be bca'en.
1 say keeji H up te the standard, and II will
satisfy the people. I shall send for a new supply
snail " rer saie hy II. u. Cochran, druuglst. 1J7
and Ui North gueup street. Lancaiter.
A tteiuarhabtej Ueiwt Man
Is he who attends te the comfort of bis family
and will net let his ltttloeiie4 sulfur with alt oo eo oe
Unit of the Threat and Lungs, whereby their
lives may be endaimurcd, but who should at all
times Klve them thai severelKn remedy, Kemp's
ItiUsaui. I'rlce SO cents audit. TVfel Hulre:
Ken sale by II. H. Cochran. UruggUt,;U7 Werth
Queen street, Laucasler, fa. ()
II. a Cochran, Nes. 137 and Vit North Uneen
J-.I'mbii'nW"'' ''" u " SIIILOH'S
ceuuii CUllK as n guaraulee te cure all threat
aiidiuiiiclreuiiliM. " wvu.e u'
Iha Mjrstery Helvad.
ilJiuSL.,lli7.?.?.Vllf,?n """"''steed that consump censump
iinii was Incurable, but It has recently been
SSSTIiS t.lv'.", ' 1- 'orethelmnt
ruuiJdJ K1 .k'y,'"!""" relief ihun any anewn
fM' i.i.JS.iT.,.nnu,u1 f relieve and cure
Aslluiia, llrenchltls and Ceuuhs. Cull en II 11
WUY WILLYOt' r,i,nwhen Bhllnh'. -n
wUI Klve (mmedlal. rellel. t-rtc lu cu SwSi
WlfcaiSnn?.?- W5ngfe
JACOB K. HUKAKFKK'H
Pure Rye Whisky,
NO. CKNTUK BQUAUa, LANUA8TKH. PA.
uutyU M
INTELLIGENCER TnURHDAY, JULY 28, 1887.
MKD1VAL
rpUR MEW CjUlNlHK.
KASKINE
(THE NEW QUININE.)
-OIVKS-
Oroed Appetite,
New BtrenRth,
Quiet Net vea,
Happy Days,
Bwoet Bleep.
A POWERFUL TONIC
that the meat delicate stomach will bear.
A SPECIFIC FOR MALSMA, RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
And all Derm Disease.
THK MOSTACHtNTirlC ANIIMUTr.-'SrUL
HLtlUI I'UMlriRU. Mipeilertuiiuliitiie.
Mr. r. A- Miller, Mi i.ast l7th street. New
Yerk, was cured by Ks.ktne of evtreme ma
larial prostration after reven )ears utiuVrtiiK.
lie had run down from 170 pounds te v;, began
en Kasktneln June, lsi, went te weik In one
month, revalued his full nelitht In six month.
(Julnlne did him tiORoed wbitever.
Mr. Uldtwin Thompson, the eldest and oneot
the most respected citizens of Uiuiat-portd'enii ,
says: "1 am ninety jears of aie, and for the
last three years havosurieied from malarta and
theetrtlsef iiulnlniisisenliig. 1 recently be
gan with Kaaklne which broke up the malaria
and Increased my weight pound. "
Mrs.T. A. Ootumens, of KM llalllday M, .lerscy
City, writes! My son Harry, eleven j cars, was
cun-d et Malarta by hasMtic, after ntteen
months' Illness, hen we had given up all hope.
Letters from the above ihtseiis, giving full
details will be sent en application.
Kasktne tttn be taken without any special
medlvtsl advice. l.w ;ier IhUUiv. Sold by
H. B. OOOHRAN,
DrugKlst, ir aud 1JJ North Umvn St., Lancas
ter, fa., or sent by mall en receipt of price.
KASK1NK CO., M Warren St., New Tnrk.
teO.'t lvdAwTTh.tS
QUKK UUAKAMTKKD.
RUPTURE.
Darn guarsnteed by UK. J. K. MAlla
Saso at oneo ; no oerallen or delay from btisl
aesst teste.1 by hnndredset eures. MalnaAes.
91 AKI'il T. I'llll.A send for rtrptilar.
fMdW
WIXK.S A.l I.HJCOJiy.
pUHK KYK WU1SKY.
Old Greff Spring Distillery.
Situated en K.ast Oranxe street, between
Oranee and Chestnut, one .iuaru east ;uf reser
voir, l.ancaiter, f
I havejust erected a new distillery with all of
the late.t luiprevtsl machinery ler dtellllluu
rums ute HiiiKv.
A. It. SUKArr KU. Irni,rletnr.
This Distillery has beeu erected at the famous
Its plenteous and nntalllnir supply of the pur
est water. At It our grandfathers drank when
Ihey were boys, and It has never been known te
run dry even In the hottest weather, rrem this
spring all the water used tn the distillery ts ob
tained, the pump drawing lrem It twenty-five
gallons a minute.
llesldes my own dlsUHed Whisky, 1 also handle
Brandies, Gins, Wines, &c.
SyCall and be convinced.
A.U.SIIKArFKK, Distiller,
(STOUS Ne. 63 North gueen StneL
N. II. ratmers having (reed Kye en hand can
And ready sale for It at the store or distillery.
Ulghest cash u-axkut price paid ler a geed arti
cle. aprit-lydAw
G
O T
REIGART'S
WETE STOEE
OLD
BOUCHE SEC,
lrXU UK1DS1ECK.
FOMMKHYBKC,
MOKIZKTBKC.
IO.II MUMM E5TUADKV,
And all 'ether leading brands of Imported
Chaaipagns.
bole A He nt ler the Pleasant Valley Wine
special ureat western Ex. Urr.eur
own hraud, the finest American Champagne In
the market.
Jnst received another larjce Invoice of Califor
nia Claret and White W Ine from Napu Valley.
California.
"-A large stock of Imported Burgundies, ClareU.
Uhlne and sauterne wines.
We also have the largest ami finest stock of
llrandles. Whiskies, (tins. Madeira, Hherrys and
fort Wines, Hess Ale, Oulnness .Stout, Saratoga
and Apelllnarls Waters In the city.
E E. Slaymaker, Agt,
Me. 29 BAST KINO STBEBT,
LANCASTKU. HA.
rAKAHOLH.
R.a
AH.
Great Bargains I
-IN
PARASOLS
AND
SUN UMBEELLAS
AT 1IKAPUUAKTKUS.
R. B. & H.
14 Ba t King St.
ai-imd
erass.
AT KKIHMA'8.
New Spring Neckties
AT KKISMAN'8.
There la no garment concerning the tit of
which a man Is mere particular than a Shirt.
Shirt Cutting Is arlneArt, Te nt comforta
ble a shirt mutt be cut with the proper anotoui anetoui anoteui
leal curves, the workpeople must be practical
sblrvmakera. Having had an experience of 20
years, we claim te have the beat fitting, best
made, best material and meat durable
SHIRT
In the Market for the Least I'esslble Meney.
" ERISMAN'8,
Ne. 17 West KlngUmet. Lancaster.
rVM ALB UM MMMW.
FOK KKNT. - .
A Boven.lteotn Brick Heuse situated en
nasi m rrueriCB sireei.
Annlval
juneen-iia
Mil. 31J JtAst I UKOKB1CK ST.
F)K KKNT.
Twe or tour room In Brimmer's New
building. Ne. lux North Queen street.
Meat
uu.MHIVIUUmi. AUDITM
ieuu-ua UKlMMEtt'
s Liviur errici,
DWIt HALK OR KKNT-HKICK 8TABLK
C and let, 17x80 feet, en L'brUUan street, be
tween East King and Orange streets. Can be
easily changed into a machine shop or ware
house. Kasy terms. II. C. UUUtUKKK,
alfrtiq Attorney at-Law.
PKIVATKHALK.
Will be sold at prtvaie tale the valuable
property corner Lemen Mulberry and Char Char
eotte fronting HO loot en Lemen street, as feet
en Mulberry, and 66 feel en charlotte street.
Apply te
, . , C.K.DOWN BY,
junl3ind Ne, 211 North Queen Street.
7Ab
O H.MAKTIN,
WSUISMU ASB SSTAU SSALBS (
All Kinds of Lumber and OetU.
a-YASjM no. n Nens water sa rrtsss
ntreeu. aheva Lemen. Laneaster. BS-lvS
QAUMUAKONKK'H COMPANY,
COAL DEALERS.
?Ni?rmVSStl5S?,0eM,, ""
uipe"iKU ,twrt " !
Mu IAII0AUU.rA.
ULeriif.vi;.
nriL.L.iAMHen FutrrKK
CALL I'H HY TELEPUUNE.
VILUAKSON& FOSTER.
OBSERVE AND NOTE.
GLOTHINC
.1011
Het Weather.
Thin Serge Diap d'Kte, Seersucker. I'tlnklisl
Mehairs, SpauUh Aliuicas Coats and Vests,
ilfiO, rite, ise.
Traveling and Driving Dusters, Wc, lt.SV.flM1.
Chlldteu s iitngham and l.liien Uiie-l'lcce
hills, II J audi: ui.
OBSERVE AO NOTE.
Miert ttlp and Seashore Trunks, i:i te II M.
satchels, all.es, club Hags. 1. Up Sacks aud
Cnbbas, TM-.tefs.ui.
W atcrproel Coats, IUV te ll.iV.
OBSERVE AND NOTE.
Our tients' Straw Hat, Wc. Canvas and Straw
Helmets, J3c te T.Vc.
.Seft Frit INH'ki't llats.J-V and 7
Linen Hats, ic
lleys' and Children's Knugh and lleady Straw
llats,.vc.audll:.
OBSERVE AND NOTE.
(louts' rrench Netted Undershirts, sa
lients' Muslin Drawers, 'r
Uents' aud Uiiys' Narrow I'leuted Kull Dress
White Shirt, ltd).
While and I'ercule String Neckties, lis.'. ier
dozen.
Working Pants, ILni.
Streng Striped rlannel Working shirt.. S.
OBSERVE AND NOTE.
Our hAtgn Stock of Carefully Selected ItoeU
and a hoes ter Ladles, Misses, lleys and
Uents.
Ladles' Genuine Dongola Kid Butten Heet, fioe.
Ladles' Hand Sewed Lace (J v ford., II iu. tlcnts'
Irull Dress llulleu shoe, ILM.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER,
33, 34,30 and 38Eut King HL,
LANCASTBK. 1'A.
M
YKKS .V. UATHFUN.
Lew Prices.
Clothing at Lew Prices New.
The Summer is passing by, aud our
stock will be sold te (five us room, te rid
usef Summer Goods. When September
comes we want most of our tables cleared
of Summer Goods, te be refilled by Newest
Styles for Fall.
Come and see our stock, compare prices,
and if you tell us we're tee high, it'll be
something strange te us.
SWe're net high priced, but we are strictly
Urst class. Ne trash from our stock. If
we can't give you geed value for your
money, we'll net ask you te buy. Lew
prices, together with geed values, rule
here. Ne one will be imposed upon, no
matter hew inexperienced.
Myers & Rathfon,
LKADINO CLOTIIIKHS,
NO. 12 EAST KLNQ STREET,
LANCA8TSH, FA.
UOWEHH, df.
JfjILINN A BRKNKMAN.
CARD I
We have a number of Goods which are
just in season, and which, owing te our
giving special attention, we can offer great
inducements.
" Pennsylvania " Lawn Mowers have no
equal. These we make a specialty. Wa
have as geed Lawn Mowers as are in the
market for W.00 and 17.00.
Babv Carriages AVe carry seventy-five
varieties in stock. These goods are our
own special and our prices are low.
Itefrigeraters are new in season. Hew
few people knew anything about Itefrigera Itefrigera
eors. It took us twenty years te learn.
We can teach you in Ave minutes:
It will be worth something for you te get
the beet.
Ceal 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 you are getting.
Ice Cream r'reezers and Water Coelers
you can buy almost anywhere, but can you
get the best at the lowest prices. Yeu can
bum us.
Lawn Tennis Setts, Genuine Mexican
wid Common Hammocks, Vase Ball and
all Sporting Goods at Factory Prices.
FLDiN ilREHEHAH,
Ne. 152 North Qut.nltmt.
VABMtJM,
A MOTTO THAT ALWAYH WINS.
Honest Werk at Honest Prices.
PHILIP DOBRSOMS
tOLU aiUAULK)
Carriage Works Nei. 126 and 128 East King St.
The LatKeat AMorttuenteNKW Alie JJSSSSSSST "
If Veu Watitallendand rtrst-Claaa Phieten, UUTO ImkHaitst
II leu Waul a Nlc Coinlertalile rainlly Carrlam Tut! 'Ki iu!ku?.'.u..
It Veu Want a Uoed S.wmd-lland Phaiten. BiiftKy, or Market w. a,.. ... .........u...
cennt'y.1011 WM,V te 1U,y " r,ta- Art,cl l &&?&& SuTa'Sy'ellJer T"!!, Vhec!ty-
sJOTO
Philip Doersom's Old
N08. 186 AND 128 EAST KINU
rt'AV'ivur-ue a tts mifflih
rvMHtrvmm.
-tyiUMYKU'N KUUMTt'KK HTtlUr-
A Ce I. it W.WK.
SeinethiiigeverjUHly shuiild knew. A
Celd Wave hits struck our prices, and they
have fallen te almost the Fkkkjsinii I Vint
We want te Ktduee Stock. September
1, we Uke our inventory. Se we have
iniuleacut. De you caie te Ulk a few
minutes about " Fukni lt'itK."
If you are at all Intenvitcd in !Jie ques
tion of " FiriiMTruK," then give us u lit
tle of your atteittieu while we show you
through our Kmivis. IVrlmps we liave
soinetliiiiRjeuniay want. Veu may think
it tee warm te think ulwiit "1'uitNi
Trni:," but you will lie sttrpriswl at the
" CiHiLiNti " elTect of our prices.
T.ike lulvauUte of the Iaiw Tempeni Tempeni
tureef Trices,
AT
Wiii.viVKitV 1'riiNiit ur. Sieiti:,
Cue. Ka.st Kine ani Dt'icr. Stkkkts,
l.ANL.V-TKK. I'A.
UN
DKKTAK1NU.
WALTER A. IIEINITSII,
Furnishing Undertaker,
Meb. V7 and 20 Seuth Queen Btrcet,
LAMCASTKU. I'A.
asrUKIIIIKNCE NO.
STUKKT.
151 SOUTH gUKKM
All tbe Lateat and Meet Approved Methods
taed where dealred. A previous practical ex
perience or lour yeara suable- uie te iuaratit
that the Very Heat I'osstble Service will be lien lien
dered at Alt Times.
Personal Attention
Glen te Directing Alt funenUj intrusted U
my care.
A-.l.A-.V. ,tc
CAUUI.IiS, 11AUNIMH, Ae.
EDWARD KRECKEL,
-DHL1B IK
Saddles, Harness,
Trunks, Nets, Robes & Blankets,
XO.iKAHT A'.VW HTKKKT,
LaneABTia, l'.
The latKeat and beat aavertmenl of TUIJNKS
tn the city at the leweat cuah prliea, all aUea
and.iuallttea.
We have en hand a lante aHertinnt of dif
ferent alylea et llarnuiu, both slnyleand double,
and make te order the tlneu Kradus el Knijllih
Coach and rrench Coupe llaruea.
The heal llaruea llreulug tn the world at 10c.
a box.
Call and Examine Our Sleck at
Ne. 5 East King Street.
luulMmdAw
VAMMIAUMU.
QTANDAKD WOKK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
NOB. 40, 43. i3, 45 MAKKKT STREET.
Hear of foaleffloa, . Laucaater, Fa.
1 have la Stock ana Bulla te Order Ivery Va
riety et the follewlnfc .tylea :
COUPES, BUUU1ES, GABUIULKT8,
CAUUIAUKS. V1CTOKIA8,
UUB1MKS8 WAUON8, "T" CAUTS,
MuCAJ.L WAUONB. 8UKB1E8.
MAKKKT WAUOMH, I'ttXTOHB,
KXfUKSS WAGONS.
I employ the Beat Mechanic, and hare laclll
ties te buUd oerecUy any ityfe of Carrhwe de
alred, The Quality, Style, and rinlih of my Werk,
make It decidedly the CUKAPEST IN TUK
MOTTO- Fair Deallncr, Heneat Werk at Hot Het Hot
temrncoa." I'leaMntvemsacaU.
Bepalring Promptly Attended Te.
fKICKS LOWKtt THAN ALL OT1IBU8.
S-One Sat of Workmen eapeelall empleywd
for that purpose. " '
muva
AT WIANT'H.
TKV OUK .
HIGH GRADE FLOUR.
The finest Fleur Beld In the market, aire It
a trial and you will be pleaaed. Alae Orabain
Kleur, Oat rieur, Kye rieur, and Self UalilnK
Fleur for BUcult, Ac Uoeda lieUrered. Tele
phone Connection.
OBO. WIAMT,
anslvd Ma lu West Kins Street
AT HUKHK'B.
PICNIC GOODS
VOU TUB 1'ICNIC SIASON.
First the Picnic l'late-lt U llht and cheap
ana requires no waahleg-saveii your dlahea.
Plain and Mixed Plcklaa and Chow-chew In
small bottles. Sardines In Oil and Mustard. Com Cem
pressed Beef In two pound cans, Bened Chicken
and Turkey, Petted llanv Tongue. Fresh Leb.
ster. Fresh Columbia Hirer Salmen, Frenb
Mackerel. Freh OysWrs tn eans and Pickled
OyYteriln Small Jan ter plenjcklngv erk btate
Cream Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Chipped Beef, etc
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 IABT KINO .STRUT,
&AMOANJU. FA.
aTKMsylMSVS.
JIIHMtm, U
Reliable Garriae
Works.
STKKBT, LANC.48TKR, PA.
sthkkt.
mariHydAw
VIAITIIIHtl.
JJllWll A BKUTUKH.
OUT OF THE RUINS !
In em!M'iiMH-enl oumteek and hutldlitK hav
ItiK been iltwtmyed by nie, wu am compelled te
open for htislnea' at
fle. 59 Iferth Queen St.,
Unlit our building la tepatrwd.
au Kulltely
Wu will have
NEW STOCK
-OF-
CLOTHING
Gents' Furnishing Goods
TIIKUE. uy.
FRIDAY, JULY 22.
euu currKti.s wn.i, ur theke 10 at,
TKNOIOOUU
Merchant Tdilering Department.
SV All partlea Indebted te us wUI please call
al said place.
Hirsh & Brether,
PENN HALL,
ONB-PIUOB OLOTHINO
JTOW KKAuVl
HOUBH.
Our Readv-Made Stock
-OF
SPRING CLOTHING.
We are prepared te show our NewSI'KINU
STOCK In Heady-Made Hutu, our Ai.-ertui.inl
la Larger than ever befure, and Prices Lewer.
We hare taken special care te get up iteihI mi it
Attractive MulU for the 81'UINU TIlAUK, and
we feel aallnOedouretreiU have Imh.ii.ucc.mih
ful. Call and K've us the beneQt el your opinion.
Oar Custom Department
Is Htecked with all the Nrwnit Nnvnlttea In
Suiting., which we wUI Make te Older In the
Best Style.
FIT GUARANTEED.
BUEGBR & SUTTOJT,
Tsllsrs and Clsthlers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
T UAWBMAM BKO.
TUK CHEAPEST PLACK TO BUY
MENS', BOYS' & CHILDREN'S
Clothing,
IS AT
L. GANSMAN & BRO.'S.
NOTE PRIOES :
Men's All-Weel Hulls te Order, at II?, Ill, fl.
Men's All-Weel Pants te Order, at W, $3. II,
Hrhese cords are unusual bargains and nr
chasers will save a geed percentage en their
Investment. .
THIN noens Men's Seersucker Coats and
YSintf Senalr "coats ana VesU at ria.ri.75,
KMU.
Men's Pauls at ee. Mc-, T6c., 5c., JI.W), l.j,
One Hundred Pair .of children's Knee Panls
atiBc.apalr.
mr We are busily engagea new manufactur
ing Fail and Winter Uoeds and are In need of
room. Buyers will And It te their advantage te
call early and eiamlne these Uenulue liar
gains, espeelallylley'a and Children's SulU, as
Ing rather than pack thorn away until next sea
son. L GANSMAN & BRO.,
Merchant Tailors.
MAMUFACTUKKKS Of
Mm's, as4 CklUres's tistlilsfl,
K, E. COS. K. gUKKN OKAMUK BTS,
LAM0A8TKK PA.
"rThe Cheapest (ana Kxclaslre) CleUlnc
Heuse In the City-
RDITDRE CUKE UUAKAMTKKD BT
jl ur. j, h. Ktayer.su Arch street, rnuaaei
phis. Pa. KaseatTosee.
Me operation or busl-
t emiae At Kevstene
aturda l rack meat.
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