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TM rr Directors and Dr. Macl'rearr. The peer directors have held a special Meeting te consider thecliarges brought by this paper against the management of the hospital, and hare seen fit te let matters rest In their present condition ami treat the well supported stories et neglect and In In eompetency as exaggerations. This is a course that they cannot nlTerd t ) fellow, ter the charges made were explicit and must be fairly and fully answered. Mew that the matter has been brought te public notice the abuses complained of may be remedied, but the fact that a remedy was necessary is unquestioned, and of itself condemns the present manage ment which the directors have tacitly sus tained. That the directors should offer for publi catien se weak a plea in defense as the letter et Dr. M.icCreary, certainly shows that they have but little appreciation of the gravity of the case. The substance- of this curious production is a denial without supporting evidence and gross and malig nant abuse of his assailants, yet i t is eagerly offered by the directors for publication. He makes no allusion whatever te the con finement of Mrs. Limebach as insane be cause she went te the Moravian church without permission. He simply calls Mr. Keller names and becomes sarcastic ever bis statement that a body was left in the dead house fifteen days when the time originally reported was but ten. He ap pears te imagine that he explains the ether cases by accusing the relatives of the pa tients of neglect, forgetting that she coun ty hospital exists for the puipese of re lieving the peer of the care of their sick. Dr.MacCreary has furnished us in this let ter with the very best of evidence against himself. He does net hesitate te say that the story that Weller's sheet was net changed is a falsehood, and can only sup port this positive assertion by saying that it was customary te change them regular ly and lieknewsflf i reason why it should fcveueen changed. Ilia essay en charity is interesting read ' lug te men who have in mind his practical application of charitable principles. Tuttle's Kecerd. General J. IS. Tuttle, the het-headed commander et the Grand Army of the Itepublic, for the state of Iowa, Is pre sented te the country by eillcial reports en file at Washington as one of the perspiring patriots who made gain of his military position, abused his rank and demoralized bis command by efforts after personal profits during his army service. Many of the partisan politicians who have been backing him in the misuse of his Grand Army rank te defame the president were equally vigorous a few years age in assail ing him when he was wearing the Demo cratic colors. He often brought reproach upon the party of his former associations by his virulence of manner and intemper ance of speech, and after the fashion of such characters he became even mere radical in the opposition than he had been In the support of the Democracy ; one rene gade is worse than ten Turks. Tuttle belongs te that whig of tiie Grand Army et the Itepublic which concerns itself far mere about pensions, back pay and otllce-helding than about any patriotic principle or the historic memory of valor ous deeds. Tliis element has become tee conspicuous et late years in the organization-, and new when Tuttle, in high eillcial place, has threatened that if the president of the United States should visit one of its chief cities en the occasion of a pageant of this order, that he would be publicly in sulted, it is very proper that Tuttle's war record be laid bare. Maior.Genprni lVuv.. rr-. - , .... ..-,..((,, TJt I , .. .f,.. ,. .. ... ... ji' wuy uauK in inei, is me autuerii) ler this K. . wetttrr. fe,' "lim Informed by General Itraymans, .1W Aialmtant aillntatit umibpal II..I l.nt.l. KSr fS80 TIioeub, Jr., Klrst United Hlates ar- K.V llllArV. mn trrttun at least -. I ,...,. Esv atdtDKliere who will nuke allldavit te bav tej. lag raid Tuttle many thousand, or dollar. ; kaj i"ie iuuukih uusirauie huh te pur- LA?1 SAlfl thfl lnVtullfVai.lrM Avl.lamui .. ...-.. ... uly be but beta in abundance, if net of the CW""" "K" miuis or money directly te Im i personally, at least of much nialfecancn ,la his adinluUUatlen and the paymtut t , large sums te persons In his cenUdHiee for , tbe release, at dlUerent tliue. m ,w.rlA.,- 5 Mnenerty held under rri hV7 ...".". i)f2i00ur;,8tentt" or KyuwbiLarycxer- ti? Tula has steed for twenty-tliree years as I receru against Tuttle. Thus far th 'jOmad Army, as a body, has netpurgtd jsjatl or me inuecency ei ins conduct ; and ' lb reproach of it is new added the ex- fsfiiK of the fact that neither by character rnoera is ne in te be u&03iated with an - Iwianble body of soldier?. $.4 K' Tbe French Duel. :France and Frenchmen are wraped up t'acb narrow egotism that, even should sMf happen te hear what the euter-baiba- thinks of their dueling, no Angle- irony, no pungent ridicule, could i their self-conceit. .MIJlA OAtiaA lf lllA fllllf.ll1,ia tfl.A Ann Y mvirwmt v w..u ...... uiiM.e, f.,117 W1IU- (for charlatanism, and the expecU- I of digbity in public men are qualities HMtwal te our own race that "a Heu r-Furry duel," with English names, I be set simply a ridiculous head line, iMlaposwibleene. , aowever, we are Interested in this kT. It te net that we intend our Inilu be fast by tbeprincials tbe seconds ftjsfluefl. neuuer is neetwiry w ViUi eurwlvM m te tbe impropriety ' Neither Is it necessary te & "V' A r. 4. t talrbiiKliMt thH French fashion; our in twwt lie solely In the effect which this incident may have en French affairs. We must then take the French view of the matter and this view, we may rest as sured, is a serious and respectful one. Only last summer the English and American press was exhausting itself In ridicule of alteulanger duel which came se near te Mark Twain's celebrated de scription of a French affair et honor, that Mr. Clemens must have been extremely flattered by the confirmation of his repre sentations. The French press, however, showed no appreciation of the ridiculous side et the matter. The general's very enemies saw nothing te laugh at. That duel had its results ; it helped te tide lleulanger en te a popularity that has made him cither a menace te his country's liberties (as say his enemies) or the here who is te avenge the national honor. Who can say that this week may net bring forth a coup d'etat and carry the P3sing general te the pinnacle et his ambi tion, and who is ready te predict that in a few mere days the lieulanger comet will vanish from the sky of European politics ? i m Te-day the registers of the voters are hung lu the polling places by the assessors of the districts and nil voters should satisfy themselves that their names are properly registered theretn. The assessors will sit en two days for the registration of voters, the last session being 01 days before the Novem ber elc-llens and It would be well for all voters te give this matter prompt attention. Se long si the cuVbstones of the central part et the city are crowded and overcrowded every market day with produce and venders et it there is ncd ler additional shelter and accommodations ter p'elucera and patrons. The building of Eecd private market houses in this city h tssn net only a seccers r a financial venture but a credit te tbe business enterprise et tbe mercantile community. The sleek ei all these companies Is ever par aud tbe le it Ien of each one et their buildings has err ited a new business centre and the extension of the old avenues of trade and tralllc The propreeed Southern market house is Intended t) supply the enequr:sr that hm net yet been provided with the needed facilities; and while the location agreed upon Is in the midst of a crowded popula'len of prospective patrons it is net tee remote from tbe centre of the city's busi ness te be Inconvenient for tbe farmers and tiuckmen who ususlly combine ethor business with their attendance upon market. While the Re.ird of Trade la taking a midsummer rest private enter pi he will make the Southern market beuse a go. The building should be lalrly under way by fall ; winter is the season that market sheltir is most needed, and next first et April will be a bandy time todrawdlvidendsen the stock. Se mi: of our civil service reform friends are Kelt uk apprehensive that theclericf I changes in the department of internal revenue at Washington pre tee radically Democratic,and yet the lis urea show that tbe mere Republi cans are turned out tbe mere revenue is col lected at the les parcentage of cost for col lection. Tun Irrational and wholly unnecessary In. temal revenue taxation of oleomargarine baa entirely failed in I's indlsgulaed purpose of preventing and breaking up the manufacture et substitutes ier butter. Tbe department Aas collected in a twelve-month three-quar- iomei a million dollars tax en this article, tbe manufacturers having promptly adapted their business even te tbe unjust and ex orbitant ley. The revenue was, et course, nntuiedcdby the geernment, and all tbe real ends et this obnoxious legislation have bten defeated. The result proves that these who oppe-eJ such legislation en principle were net euly lundatuenNlly right, but prac tically fiir-blghtcd. Themas f. Oimiv, the rotund yenng Tamuianyitr, boepf03ed Cleveland in the Ian national convention, announces that he will take tbe slump against tbe president's reelection. Again the peeple will have a chance te endorse Cleveland " for the ene mies be has m a Je." PKUSUNAU Kkv. l'HTFIl A. G.vm.aeiieii, of St. Pat rick's Catholic church, i'ettsville, died there mi Saturday, lie was highly esteemed, and his deatb has occasioned unhersal sorrow. Kk. C'iiaki.f:-, W.vt.rer.K Waurk.v, vicar of Hely Trinity ctiurclj, Londen, Kegland, has formally accepted the rectership or Hely Trinity church, New Yerk, and will sill for bMciiargHenSeptember 11. Cai-tain Jehn Kiih-isen, inventor of the famous turret ironclad " Monitor," cele brated bis hllli birthday at bis reaidence in New Yerk en Sunday He is aaid te be re markably sound lu both physical and mental health. JeiKi-H W. Dr.KXRi., the New Yerk hanker, has written te Commander-in-Chief Kaircblld a letter tendering free of expense, through him, te surviving Union soldiers of tbe late war, In perpetuity, the cottage en Mount McUieger in which Gen. Grant ii led. Kairchlld has laid tbe generous preposition before the executive commlttee of tbe Grand Army. Jehn F. KniiNi, of Ilnilale, N. Y., has great fclieme ter harnessing Niagara river. The easenllal feature et it la a pair of endless chains with cup attachments working upon three pullny wheels se set as te form a right angled triangle, the hypethenuse extending into the rlwr in such a way tbat the moving water will press upon each cup with equal force. The cups will be arranged se that when in the current their broadest surface will be presented te tbe water. I'll as WiKiiNs,er Blind Tern, the colored pianlM, by a decision of court at litlliraere, is taktn out et the custody et Gen. liethune, who has kept ltlind Tem in his possession miiue the uays of slavery, shall deliver him te the I'nlted States marshal en Aug. 10 next at Alexandria, Vs., and tbat the marshal shall deliver him nafely into tbe bands of hliz llftuune, who was appointed Tem's committee by the Bupreme court of New Yerk, en tbe same day and place, and also that Goe. liethune pay ever 17,000 te the order of tbe court ler tbe credit of mind Tnm as his earnings. There is another suit pend ing against Jehn G, ilethune for J 100,000. A lltlltvrrlu Vremallun. Kieiii the rhlladtflphU butter. " li is Urn, which neared tbe extreme limit of the psalmist, was one uubrokeu piccei-s of laborious years." " He recast Mirglcal Hclence as taught In North America, formulated anew Its princi ples, enlarged ih domain, added te its art and imparted first) impetus bi Us study." 'Wltliagreat intellect carefully trained and balanced, be aimed with undivided zeal at tbenebluend of lessening human Huller lug and lengthening human life, and ee roe te ibH highest position yet attained In sur gicalj science liy any et bis countrymen." Thwie sentences are quoted from the in scription upon the urn which contain tbe ashta et Dr. Samuel I). Grese, Iliuiparauc of t WMItbjr llsrralr. Kev.The. Kd wards, pastoref a Welsh church in Pittsburg, has mysteriously disappeared, , ,6.?"".!l.vea tLe u,e of "hermit since the death ei his wife, in 1S77. He was wealthy but would allow none of his relatives te visit h til ler fear thty would ask ter money? Hi. nlece called minima few days age and I e ranheroutefthehou.e. Soen ,"irward he dlaappeired, taking wllh him .ie,hkj In cash! lie is b7 years of ae. In his younger veals be preached In Nw Yerk, Philadelphia and Cincinnati Ills Iriends think he has gene jvw, uui ue iiu iii ai inn uiau win f.11) ucO in his valise la very uncertain. m . Tha MrcatbsrwlM Mplijer. I'rein tbe Jlrtfeid Dully Tlmi's. Country folks have a weather Indicator In the spider. Although tbe morning eleuds may ba threatening II he spreads his web out te the breezs it shows that tbe prospects for a fair day are geed. Tela morning, in the su burban towns, observers noted an unusual number of these flimsy structures, and a prophecy of a pleasant day was unhesitatingly inane weugn ins cieuua seeineu te Imogen jjj,,, Orcioei: But theTpTaw 5, out ahead. r -tarn mxmtu la mlaw.' Ksssens (iltse t It. Jehnsen. Colored Man, Who llnltlH II It Mel Hound. What Ms Knows Abent fctrttwutftcs. from the rittsburg lHipatch. The Kst. C A. Jehnsen, colored clergy man from Hamilton, Ont, and who an nounce himself as the well-known prefes. slenal astronomical lecturer, philanthropist, literary and educational writer, editor, pub Usher and proprietor of the llnlish l.ien unit A inert run A't;, delivered a scientific lecture in the Ore n street ball, Allegheny, last evening. Mr. Jehnsen's audience was net very numerous, but the distinguished gentleman wri net In the least dliceuraged y this liek of number He remarket in a prefatory way tbat he did net dl. surace small things ami that It tbe Hiple c Alle gheny were kept away by the Intense bea, the less writbe'rewn and net hi- He felt sorry for them, but would give his opinion en "Karthquaki-," their causes and UTecm, with the time unction he would If the hall waa packed. Mr. Jehnsen, who lectured In 1'ittsbnrg about one ytur age and created a small panic among the colored J eple by Ms prophelcs of the selsmle onnvulsleus wnlch were shortly te crcur, brletiy r'luded iti former visit and dltslalmc 1 anv lu' intlen of exciting the fears of tbe poep.e He left his Canadian home, however, te Instruct the tsroele of tha United M'a .1 upon the subject of earth quake! because there were no scientists In this country who understood the question. As for himself he was tboreusblv familiar with earthquakes end all tiauner of terres trial and haenly convulsions. It was but a few weeks vge tha, en t.x junt or his scien tific attainments, be we h D.ed as no man of his race bid ever been beuned in Canada before. He alluded t ) an invl j,en he bad re:elved from the leading members of the Pouilnlen l'arll-aient te apiar before it at Ot'iwa and explain fie sut:;3ce et which mind was C3tni.3sed. Ills dUceutse u(Hn mind WlI rei Ived with such mtrked favor that It was seriously nreix -ed te cik the queen te confer upon him sduje signal mark of esteem, and he had but little doubt he would in time receive decoiatien or honor, ary title, Mr. Johnton, however, had come te Pitta burg te explain the rautea of earthquakes and net te Indulge In biographical reminis cences, and he wished the people te mark his predictions. In a few weeks at most Pitta. burg would be shsken by an earthquake te which the one tbat wrought auch haves at Charleston would compare only as an ague at'i?k te a simoen. He waa confident of the coming destruction because he had thor oughly studied tbe qu'itten In all lu bearing-. This earthquake, as ner-rs he could definitely fix I's visit, would shatter Pitts burg net later than tbe last week In August. It would be merely the forerunner of e'her shocks which would sweep ever tbe whole United States before many years aud totally destroy the country. " Ne event," remarked tbe talented gen tleman, "ever happened without a mumimi earthquakes are merely links In the chain of s;teniinc ineugnL ine material which causes them Is net gathered together as mrny suppose in a moment, but has alwaya been In existence. The heat force of the earth keeps moving around In the bowels or tbe old plsnet until it collects lu such large quantities at some given centre It cannot longer circulate. Then the electric current sets In and tbe result Is an eartbquaka At present this great wandering bciiy of beat is directly under Pittsburg, and It Is but a question et a tew weeks at meat until the electric current causes it te explode. "New," added Mr. Jobnsen.es he noted the leek of horror which crept eter the faces of his auditors, " I have given you timely warning and told ycu just what causes earthquake). I want you te under stand there is no escape from its com leir, for It has te act in obedience te natural law; Itemembcr that I am a scientist whose equal doesn't exist in thisceunlry." Mr. Jehnsen further declared tbat be was physically as brave as ether inen, but tbat he would net go into tbe Seuth because he wanted te live as long a i possible, and alter the destruction of 1'ittsburg tbe tire and electrical currents would make an excursion southward In company, scattering wholesale destruction throughout that region. Tbe tint Indications t the coming earth quake will be people growing giddy and dropping in tbe (Uriels, while the rivers will turn black, tne water refuse te tlnw and re main stationary. The Re little diversions will be followed by an avalauche of falling stars. The sun will net rise and the city be envel oped lu Stygian darkness until tbe pant-up elements burst their beuds. A huge volcano will burst from the aide of the meuntaiua, and for days no living thing can exist in Pittsburg. After a while, however, the meteorological lire and sulphureus gas tm tm pricened beneath the thin crust of earth will exhaust Itself and a mere pleasant state of af fairs gradually return. Tbe city, however. by tbat tlme will have been totally destroyed together with everything in it, wnlle the vol cano will continue te spurt forth tire and smoke for one year. "New I don't want te discourage you cap iUIU'V incidentally remarked the lecturer at this stage et his discourse; "but tbe nat ural gas supply Is nearly gene, while the entire area of Pennsylvania has sunk 18 inches In t years by tbe drain made upon her. When the convulsleu comes In August there will bea patch of earth as large as a wneie county uung clear up against the sky, while the excavation thus made will be tilled with black water." Mr. Jobncen, having explained tbe cause of earthquakes te his own satisfaction and tbat of his audience, tben remarked that peoplegenerally werevery Ignorant "New," he said, "you have no doubt all been utught te believe the earth is round and that light ning kills people. These are tbe worst kind of fallacies. "The earth Is 1U," he argued, and I can prove It te you by the Bible. Deei net that geel book say tbat when the Savier comes every eye shall see Him. Howls a man en tbe ether side of a round world going te see a peisen en the opposite aide ? It's ridiculous," he concluded with emphasis. "As ter lightning killing a roan that Is a serious mistake scientific men have made for years. It's thunder tbat does the work. If you fire a gun at a man tbe Hash and smoke don't hurt him. Ne it's tbe bulleb That's the way it Is with thunder and lightning. Tbe latter gets the blame, but its the thunder that does the damage." Mr. Jehn Adams acted as moderator, and at the conclusion of the lecture gently hinted that a small csllectleu might be taken up as Mr. Jehnsen bad raid he didn't despise small things. Tbe Canadian seientln, bow ever, refused te become tbe beneficiary of his auditors' liberality. Mr. Adama tben invited him te repeat the lecture some night next week, but he replied that he made It a rule never te deliver but one lecture each year, and tbat he wanted te get home te Canada before the trouble began. He thanked the president for his Kindness, but was net disposed te llnger around the deemed city. Tne Entrant- te lbs Catacombs Is net mero let bidding than a mouth dismantled or teem TriU aunirure-.nent Is In most In stances, the cen'iuence of a want ct attention te them In )Outli, but !l happily preventlblu. wlthHU.UDUNT.iHtd.asasturupspuakerenee urged hit nudimste ete, "nany undellen " TLU itiiplu article U a thoroughly rjllable means of rendfrtnK tliu troth ornamental una suivlcvublu. Tim picks and uiedlcul profession Infletsfl It. mvmvtAL murium. " " HeuMljr tha Ileal Policy. In odvertlslUK a lm-dltinu ItUl - te lie hniiesti mci'iuleii will never no; the people won't sliiiid lu I tit tnu truth he known tuat lluriletk JIliXHt lliifrt euro scrofula, und all eruption of tlie skin. Tills inuaiclnti l sold everywhere by druirirlsU. for sale by II. u. t,uvurun, urutfwti, in una l.'J Mortn Uueeu slrvet, i-Hiicwiur. A Werd or Uautlen. 11 all reed men, mechanics, commercial travi I I eis, basulialllats, farmers, and etnur whelatMir out of deer, are peculiarly liable te uccidviit ana Injury. Thevutt' Kclectrtc Uit ler bruises, burns, lilies and snrulns, Uonuel the flntst ap plications yut Hi' land. Fer sale by II H. Coch ran, druKKlst, S1 una 1VJ .North Uuuun street, Lancaster uau'l Mar Kaengti. I CMinetp!ik tee highly et tlurileck HloeU Jlillert, tlwv Ii ivh heeiiu great litemlug te iiki. duett iiki of lillleu-tnesa ami Oyien-ta from which I IhiI mittun-il for euis" Mr .1 Marsh. Hank of Terente, lint, t r auto by II. l. cocn cecn JJjJjUKKUt. u; and UJ iserth yucen sinsjt, All Adinlra a liaudsams Faca. aauiiiwe,a,w.iuagiagg,iaU , realiuastsr Ua'l A. Hswltt, Of atentfrey. Mich., delivers hlmseli In this wish: "Fer colds, burns. ser thrift, an.i Trh... Uiaiisin, JMmei' JCclectric thtcunuel be bea,n 1 say keep It up le Ibu standard, und liwiii atlily tbe MipU 1 shall sua ler a new siim.lv seii. Fer sain by II. Jl. Cochran, drugHUUl and liU Merth Uueen straat. lacnciutur " u' '&& MBD1VA1. CIMMONS tilVKlt KEGCLATOK. -TAKIC- SIMMONS LIYER REGULATOR. COLIC, lMlHllKSTlON, SUltlt 8TOMACII, IIKAUTIIUKN, ItKSTI.KSNKSS OH M.KKl'I.BSSNKSS. A geed dese of Simmen, t.lrer ltoRiilater will itlve prompt ivllef. "While slmmnns t.lver Itegnla'er Is Kcnr ally aamlttrd te tea most lux aluable household remedy, I claim It I-an alxolute sHrtnc In alt eases of Celic from whatexer ctuse they may atte,andas such I ehrsrfnlly receuitnend It. In my own case, and en various occasions In my family, 1 have thoroughly tel .t tha merits of this medicine In siubUui and violent attacks, and In every Instance pvltlvu n lief was vxpe vxpe rtencet tn a tew minutes ami a euro speedily effected. Te all similarly arUfttd 1 rcmaclmi tlenaly rocemiuend Klmmens l.tver lleKUlater," J as A. lUuit-a, M. l , Macen, Ua. Jylf-M.W.rAw QAPi C1NK PUASl'KKS. 35MKD.VLS A1AKDKI) TO Bensen's Gapcine Plaster ! Till II KST IN TIIK WOULD. Cures l'leurlsy, Kheitmatl'in, l.nmlnge. Hack ache. Weakness, Colds In the Chest aud all Aches and Strains. lteware of Imitations under similar sounding names. W Ask for Hansen's and take no otter. decll-euidAwMVt.t.l'' H OP PILLS. SICK HEADACHE, DtSl'KI'slA, 1NUIURSTION. lltl.lOUSNgSS, UlZZlNKt), I.1VKK COMI'l.Al.Nr, l'uslUiely Curvd by Little Hep Pills, The l'eople's Favortte l.tver Tills. They act slowly but surely, de iietKrlpennd their eniH.t Is 1-utliiK, ami thervlei-e worth a dozen ether. (Docter's termula.1 Mn-ill, sugar coated and easy U) take, &ou Uwlluieulals. S.1c. at druirvtiU or mal'ed en receipt of price. TIIK HOP riLL CO.. .New Londen, CU "lhey areTllh IIKST ever made." l'rvpured by an old aethecary. rtve bottles It. ,-eUl by Every Druggist In Lancaster. Junelb-ly."VVFAw QUKH UUAKANTKKD, RUPTURE. Cere frnaranteed by DU. J, a MATKK ase at once ; no operation or delay from busi ness ; tested by bundruda of cans. Main office, xi ARCH ST.. PHI LA. sand ter circular. ei.imiiA RUPTUItK UUKK UUAKANTKK1) HY Dr. J. II. Mayer, KU Aich stnwt, Philadel phia, Pa. Kuse at ence. Ne oHirutleu or busi ness delay. Thousands of curtvs. At Keystone Heuse, Beading, Pa., id Saturday el each uienlh. a, nil for rlrrnlara Advlr. frMt. iiirl4.1vrt uuttsrtssiidiifH tuuua. PJALL AND MEK -THE- ROCHESTER LAMP. Sixty Candle-Llght i Beau them all. Anether Let of CURAP UI.OUBS ter U as and Oil stoves. THB PBRFEOTION " MKTALMOULU1NU ANU UUUBKU CUSHION WBATHER STRIP ..Beats thorn sJL This strip outwears all ethers. ItHAtM ntlt thn mill. Htitn niMHiiu nt I.A.ia. xclude the dust. Keep out snow and ruin. Any ene can apply It no waste or dirt inad In ap plying It. Can be ntted anywbeni-ne holes te bere. reetly for use. It wllf net split, warp or shrink a cushion strip ts the most perfect. At ua mum, wnKii auu nauKe aieru -or- Jehn P. Scnaum & Sens, 24 SOUTH QUEEN ST LANCASTEK. PA. SPECIAL NOTICE, ," Mere human, mero divine thin we lu (act, part human, p.irtdlvtnti Is woman, when the kechI i,titrs OKree Te uiIukIu at her nam Ity ." Ueflect,lje Lords of Creation, and hie ye at once te KIEPPER & IEEE'S, Ne. 40 E, King St., Ana rreenre ene of their ram en "Economist" Vapor Cook Steves. That Oed's best Kilt te you be net tortured be yond recall wllh the unnecessary waste heat which It Is ImjMMilble te avoid with your llangus, and (what Is also Important) consider the Kroat economy In fuel, Ji cents worth of fuel will cook ler a family el thru, itrewn per sons 21 meals. And when you want a Heatsr, get a " SPLENDID " And be Happy. PLUMllINO, GAS FITTING, 8TKAU IIKAT- INCl.TINKOOriNd ANDHl'OIJTINO. mum mi.m ust jtj-jia. POH KKNT. A Hovun-ltnem llrlclr llnuse sltnaUid en Kast Frederick street. A pill v at JuneSl-tld MU.SU KA-ii' UKDKU1UK ST. 1JIUK RENT. .,2' Sr !9u.r rooms In Hrlminer's Mew Itnlldlnsr. Me. 1MX Merth Queen slroeU Ueat wu ,m iiiuuuuu. Aiipiyat feblS-ltd 11U1MI IMKIt' I'S livkuy erricE. 1310KHALKOK ItKNT-HKICKHTAHLK AJ andlet, l7iBUf.w,Len Christian street, he he tweeu Kast Klnif and Orunire stnwu. Can lie easily chained Inte a uiachiue shop or ware-hel?Jf?-.-Klu'' "ruis. U. C. 1IKUH4KKK, sistld Atiernev-at-l-aw, PKIVATKHALK. Will be sold at private sale the valuable property corner 1111011 Mulberry and char lotte InmtlnK tui reut en Lemen street, ('.Meet en Mulberry, aud a luet en Charlette street. WJ ej C. R. OOWNKV, Ne. 241 North Queen Street. Jnnlnsmd VUAL, Q M.MAKTin, wsetsaais aid bbtail tutn n All Kinds of Lumber and OeaL fr.Yan: Ne, ai North Water ana Prises StrmU. shore linnn. I.aneastiir. n.t-1 a B AUMUAKUNKH'H COMPANY. COAL DEALERS. Ovncis:-Na lil North Uuuen Stristt, and Me. K4 North Prince street. Yaaw: North Prluea street, near Kaadlnc llepet, " aar ltw I.ANiiahtkk. PA. KVAN'H KLOUK. Levan's Fleur TBI BUT. H.TbM sersata7 -iridifteB& VHT (101WX J. 8.U1VI.KKAOO, IIAUIIAINS IN 4S.LKS.I KMtlKOlDBKED rONOKR SILKS and Embroidered rrtinuiltiKs te Match redticiHl te less than halt prlre. ItlK Itamatns In HUMMBH BILKS reduced down i-vgai-dless of cost. NEW HLACKMLKNIl in and II 21. (Vlhce are (vnsldtrvd Chelen lltrxalu.. Come and see our Koeds an J pliers. JohnS.Givler&Ce., Ne 26 atast Kins BtTMt, LANCAST1U, PA. N KWYOKKHTOKB. Summer Goods. WATT & SHAND, 6, 8 & 10 BAST KLNQ ST., LANCASTER, PA , Otter a'l Ire andquslltles tn Mdles', lientlc. men's and Children's Summer Hosiery AND- INDIA GAUZE UNDERWEAR AT hltV LOW PU1CKS. i)nn mom Case (,'KKAM CHINK LK SEEK slK'KKus, .ie 11 jura. Philadelphia prices for same, quality, 5e. 2.ti Yards PINE CK4.V CKEPK CLOTH.1 euly 11.. ajard. Al.t-WOOL CIIIAU SKUt.E CLeril, 40 Inches Y Ide, Uc a yard. A Lt, WOOL Clt: AM PL AIDSEKUE. Winches H Me, b:xc a ard, Oriokle Soereuekora, Dreea ainntaamB, Amorlean Satlnea, Froneh Batlnea, AT VKUY LOW PUICKS, ATTIIE New Yerk Stere. j.aM AKTIN A CO. Special Sale or Flannel Shirts. We have purchased from the manufac turer his .Surplus Stock of Shirts and offer them nt prices never quoted before. Twenty-Qve Dezen Stripe Flannel Miirls atomic, apiece, nil sizes. Ten Dezen Jersey Stripe Flannel Shirts, with pleated boson at &., all sizes. Fifteen Dezen .Ierse stripe Flannel Shirts, double pleat, at SSc., worth tl.t!5. Ttventy-llve Dezen llicycle Flanrel Shirts, in lilue,(rey aud Mede Shades, at half the regular prices. Hey's and Men's Sizes. All-Weel Flannel Shirts lu flight shadta at $1.!V ; regular price, tl.7.1. Twenty-live Dezen Indigo Ulue Flannel Shirts, warrauted;net te fade, t 15 te (3.(0 apiece. All-Weel Pleated Ilosem Flannel Shiits, all shades, at tl.eu ; regular price, tL'.ne. Twenty-live Den Hey's Flanrel, Shirts, all shades, from $ 1. (mi te $l'.(u. An All-Weel Krgalti Shirt, lu wide and ntrrew pleats, at ijoe, is an exceptional bargain. IW.WMt KJm FrlMe Ml, LARCAITNM, PA. Sfciiji FTVI.e,ji J. B. Martie d Ce., V4MMI4IIM, J MOTTO THAT ALWAYH W1NB. Honest Werk at -AT- PHILIP DOERSOMS (OLD HBL1AULE) Oarriage Works Net. 126 tnd 128 East King St". n. UrKCStAMertinentMNEN, muM If Yeu WantaUoedand rirst-Ctass Phwten, ue TO Dekumiiu.ii ir Yeu Want a Nice. Comfertutito Pantlly (Jartlun. ue Til iiVimiimi'iu.. UOEHSOM'Snl"UKKyUmKin1WUn"nr'lnU,ff,n"'4" " " " If leu wants Nleeand Nrnt lliislness wagon, UOTO tlOKMsnu-a If Yeu Want a Oumlile Maikel WaKeu, uetiI UOEhVeM'S atfe IPh It Yeu Want a tloed Seoendlland I'liwteit. ll ion want le lluy a Irst-Ulass Article at county, UOTO Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Curiae Works, NOS. 126 AND 128 KAHT KING 8THKET, LiNCAOTEB, PA. W'AVTOUrlt6 A US MlVPLlti STUKKT. tnars-lydAw W1.KH A XI) 1.1QUOHS. TJUHK HYK WHISKY. Old GretT Spring Distillery. Situated en Kut Ontnifn strent, Is.lwoen OrutiKu and Chestnut, ene situaru east tot roser veir, Lancaster, P 1 hvunU'rwtHt anew dtsttllery with allot the latxst liuprevtHl luachlnury ler dUllllliiK PUKK UK W1I1SK. A. It. sy KArrKK, Proprietor. This Distillery has been emcled at the fatuous Old UrotTslewnSprlnit, which has Ikwii noted for lu ilenueu and imlaltlnir sunply of the fur cat water. At It our Rraiidfatiiersdiank when they were boys, and It has nuvertMiti known te run dry cren tn the hottest weather. Prem this spring all the water used tn the distillery Is ob tained, ibu pump drawing Ireui IllwentyOve gallons a uituute. Uesldes my own dlsUlled Whisky, t also handte BrandiM, (tins, Wliies, &r. tBTCall and be convinced. A.U.SIIKArFKIt, Distiller, ISTOtlst Ne. Kl North (jmwn Street. N. it. ratinera having geed Use en hand can And ready sale ter It at the stem or distillery. Highest cash market price pal.l ler a K'huI arti cle. . aira-l)dAw G REIGART'S OLD WIHE STORE BOUCHE SEC. ll'EK IIKIHS1KCK, POMMtCKVSKC. II)1U.KT3ICC. i U. II. MUMM K.VTUA DIIV, And all "ethor l.eadtns; brands of Imported Chaiuistgus. Sele Agent ter the Pleasant Valley Wine Company. fpftal Ureal Western K. Dry, our own brand, tie lines I Amerliau Chauipjiiu In the market. Just tveUvsd another largn Invnlre of Califor nia Claret and White Wlue Ireui Navi Valley, California. A iarxe stock of ImHrted Iturgumlles, Clarets, Hhlne and Miuterne lnes. We also hau the lurnit ami finest stock of llrandles, Whiskies, Olns. Madelia, Mherrisaud rert Wlnna, I lass Ale, Oulnness Muni, Saratoga aud Apellliiarls Waters lu the ctty. H. E. Slaymaker, Agt., Me. 29 BABT KINO STnEBT, LANCASTKIt. PA. UO WKR.1. A V. IUNN A BKKNKMAN. CARD! We have antitntieref (ioeils wiilchare just in season, aud which, owing te our giving special attention, we can elfer great inducements. " l'ennsylvanla" I-twn Mowers have no equal. These we make asecUliy. We have as geed I,awn Mowers as are in the market for te.Ot) and I7.U). llaby Carriages We carry seventy-llve varieties in stock. These geed are our own special and our prices are low. ltefrigeraters are new In season. Hew few people knewaiiything alsiut lltifrigent lltifrigent ters. It took us twenty e,trs Ui lc.irn. We can teitcli you in live minutes: It will be worth something for )ni te gel the best. Ceal Oil Steves There Is mere di (Ter ence in Ceal Oil Steves than almost any thing manufactured. Don't spend jour money till you knew what you are gelling. Ice Cream Freezers and Water Coelers you can buy almost anywhere, but can you get the bast at the lowest prices- Yeu can tremus. J.awn Tennis Setts, (Sennlne Mexican vnd Common Hammocks, lUse lull and all Sporting Uoeds at Factory Trice. FUN & BRENEHAN, Ne. 169 North Queen Street WAtUUMa. WATCH KH, CLOCKS, CHAINS AND JKWJCLItY. Spteitl Wilchu Fer Ptraeri ted Railroaders. Fine let of Kings, Ac Alse, Elgin, Waltham (Aorera ter which 1 am Sele Agent), and ether trtrst-Claas Watches. Ueat Watch aud Jewelry Kapalrlng. Ssr-Cerrect Uraa by TelegTapb Dally, only piaee In ctty. L. WEBER. Ne. IWK N. Queen HL, Near Penn'a IL ll. Depot. AW Spectacles. Kyeglasses and Optical Uoeds. All Kinds of Jewelrv. N EW JKWBL.KY HTOKK. 0. GILL. LATEST DESIGNS -IN- SILVER JEWELRY! Ne. 10 WEST KING STREET. LANCASTKIt, PA. mtvll-lyd morteMB. IT KKIHMAN'H. New Spring Neckties AT KUISMAN'S. There Is no snneDt cencernlnn the fit of wbleb a man Is mere particular than u Shirt. Shirt CuIUdk is arineArt, Tn at comforta ble a ablit must be cut with the preiwr anotoui anetoui anoteui teal cerves, tbe workpeople must be practical abUVmaksrs. liavlnjc bad an exiwrlenceecju sears, wa claim U nave Ue beat nttlna;, best mad, best material and most durable SHIRT la tha Market for Ue Least Possible Meney. -AT- JmitULN'S. 41TtWtfM.Buujltnai, futiiMMir. ..-'.tJia ...TV .jg tU-iq'1 Hi CHARLES IWHIUmt, MH, Honest Prices. HtiKKy. or Markn't r.,. i... im.nnui. a Iniwer Prlna than .... VI'. '...'!"'. .T?''.T. v.uw. IIVM 111 M Wl.y VLUTHIHU. JLflYKKS.V HATIU'ON. Lew Prices. Clothing at Lew Prices New. The Summer is passing by, and our stock will be sold te give us room, te rid us of Summer Heeds. When September comes we want most of our tables cleared of Summer Heeds, te lie rclllled by Newest SIlesfer Fall. Come and see our stock, compare prices, and if you tell us we're tee high, it'll be something strange te us. We're nut high priced, but we are strictly first 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 Ut imposed upeu, no nutter hew inexperienced. Myers & Eathfen, I.KADI.NU l LOTH I KUS, NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET. LANCASTKIt, PA. w II.MAMMUN A rtUlTKK. CALL US BY TKLrTIIONE. WILLIAMSON & FOSTER. GSNTLEMtsN BBBKINQ FA8HIONADLH TBIM GIOIHIMC WILL FIND ALL T1IKV DBS1IIK IN OI'K ASSOUTMKNTOPK.NULISII SKUUK "cercii ciiKMers and summbu CASIMKUK SUITS, C0MMBNC1NU AT as.10. COATS AND VKSTS In Drap d'Kte, turge. Crinkled Mehairs and veersuikurs, COMIIBNC1NU AT ll.M. Onntlemen St'cklni; thn Popular Styles In Hats W III 1 1 lid all I hey Dealie lu Our Assortment of riftlbln Derliys, Kine Dress Straws, Selt Pocket Hats, I- Iiki Manilla Hats, Canvas aud Straw Helmuts, COMMKNC1NU ATSc. Ladles' and Oentlcuien Seeking strnnir Trunks lorMiertTrls toSuanbereor Mnuiitalns, Valises, Cabbas aud tirlp backs, COMMKNC1NO AT ?.( POIt THU.ShS AND ;.'c t'Oll VALHKS. (ientlemen Sceklnir Outfits In fhlrU, Cndtrr wtururNckWear, Will Kind all they De- lre In Our Ar sertment of Punry Plannel Chlrls, Itallirlcnan and (Mure Undurtteir, Dress Shirts wllh Narrow Pleated fronts, Muslin nnd .lean Drawers, K. A V. Cellars and Cuir, Percale ahdnllk HtrliiK Ties, Tuck or Purr Scai Is and Self Adjusting Kllk Hews. COUUKNC1NU AT2.'.e. Ladles and Oent'nmen Seeking Stylish Summer bhes, Will find all they Desire lu our Assnrlmentef Ladl-s" Hand Sewed Prench Kid Heets, Ameri can Kid Laru Oxtnids, Curacea Common bensu fehuea, Tampacle Uuat Wau- kenpluuiU, and Ulnve Kid Posed JJutteu Shoes, commbnci.ne AT !.. Oentlrmen's Fine Calf Oxford Ties, llalmerals uud nulteu Hhees, DoiiKela Kid Tep Cun- Kress (ialtur, and Pull Diess Hut- son Sboes, COMMBNC1NU AT II. W. WILLIAMSONS FOSTER, 33. 34, 36 tnd 38 But King HL, LANCASTBK.PA. TMIT.OVKDCUHIIIONKDKAR DRUMS. OORB FOR THI DEAF. eek'a ratant ImpravM Cetbkmssl ,sUr Drains pertecll restore keaiiaji aud jaifersa the work et tbe natural drum. Invisible, com cem (nrtable and alwaya In position. AU ceuver.a. Uen and even whispers Iwartt.dlsUncUy. aend for Ulustimuss book wlU iaUenlalslAli. Aaarswa ec sail est trMiaeax. MMtalvu. twvswk, Msmttm Wggtffamu w.r gS-j rpr!-Jrir-!rv?iT. Ty,
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