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LANCASTER, AUUCST 11.18S7.
laspectlea That Inspects.
TheN(uEni professes te be surprised
that the Intelligencer discovered glar
ing mismanagement at the county hospital,
which was net seen by the commissioners
of public charities en their visit te the
Lancaster institution, and says: "It is
likely the public will conclude what they
(the commissioners) didn't see did net
exist."
The Arte m sadly needs enlighten
ment. Every citizen of any experience in
mundane affairs knows what a state in
spection means. It Is made In haste and
the officials of the institutions visited have
everything in first class order te withstand
the scrutiny. Hew can a few men by oc
casional visits te a large institution get at
the true inwardness of it, particularly
when the officials are all prepared for the
visit t Grand j urlcs pay visits of the same
kind four times a year, but it amounts
te nothing, for things are all cut and dried
for their inspection.
The only kind of inspection that inspects
was that made by the Intelligences. It
was made from day te day, and the pub
lished revelations were only such as could
be substantiated under oath. Xe attempt
Bag been made by the hospital manage
ment te refute these charges, except that
which appears in a letter from Dr. Mac
Creary, who attacks the credibility of
some of these witnesses against the insti
tution. As Dr. MacCrearyis an accused
official, his testimony against his accusers
has no weight. The whole defense rests
upon the letter of Dr. MacCreary, and the
dentals 01 Dr. bensenig, both of which are
new te be bolstered up by the silence of
the commissioners of public charities en
the points at issue.
It is a most lame defense. If the lx-TEj.HGr.,-ri?iL'-tnripg
are exaggerate J,
""ietihe individual Instances, be Gained, and
lit the evidence he given under oath. The
Intklmekxckji is ue sensational news
paper, but It is never afraid te strike an
abuse when it sees it, even if in se doing it
exposes Itself te calumny and vituperation.
A queer Fix.
Colonel Latchelder, late depot quarter
master at Washington, is in hard luck.
Overayearagohebeughtapairof horses
for the secretary of war, upon his order, te
replace a worn-out pair that Secretary
Lincoln had left for his successor. And
new Third Auditor Williams refuses te
allow Colonel Batcheider credit for the
voucher, in settling his accounts. The
colonel says that as he acted under the
order of his superior officer he is protected;
and tliis seems reasonable under the mili
tary idea that obedience te orders is the
soldier's prime duty.
lint the auditor says that the law forbids
such a purchase ; and that it was the
colonel's duty te obey the law rather than
the secretary ; which also seems reason
able, the law being superior te the secre
tary. Hut hew the soldier is te safely obey his
superior without haying the education of
a lawyer, and hew he may avoid carrying
the statute book constantly under his arm,
isapu77le. We are profoundly happy net
te bq a soldier, particularly a cniartenuas
ter, when the times are times of jeace and
the law and the auditor reign. In war
times law is of less account and auditors
are of none. The quartermaster under
presure of necessity and the national
safety, aj claimed, may de nrettv much as
es.
quartermaster in our unpleasant-
i had pleasant experiences. They are
mg hut pleasant new. They are
: charged witli everything and get their
credits by grace and geed luck. When the
peer devils are net even protected by the
order of the secretary of war from laying
for the secretary's losses out of their ewu
pockets, their case is vt ry bad surely.
Evidently Auditor Williams is wrong In
declaring that every quartermaster must
have such knowledge of the law as te
knew what a secretary of war may and
What he may net order him te buy, or else
. the law needs amending for the relief of the
quartermaster. It is the secretary who
abeuld pay for the horses it he unlawfully
ordered their purchase. Doubtless he
Will ; but that does net affect the fact that
the quartermaster Is held by the govern gevern
aeat te have been guilty in indulging the
nay disposition te obedience.
What will be the situation of the cen-
eral in the field who is steadily liable te
hare his subordinates fire the statute book
at him in reply te bis orders ; or what
rather will be their unlucky position be
tween an enraged general en one hand
with power te sheet them and an outraged
law en the ether that may bang them?
But, luckily, as we have suggested, the law
in the midst of arms is silent ; third audi
tor are dumb.
A Great Pregramme.
The constitutional centennial commls cemmls
km et Philadelphia bare Issued an elabo
rate invitation te the exercises te be held
M September 15, 10 and 17, and the ecca-
M. til l.n. 4a k. BM.kaM.K l.t I - .1 -f
i mmuu hvk. iu u. umuiuimuia ui inu an.
lUMwMwm .ucu.ieiH.u.u. eepiem-
im wui wiuieMine processional industrial
ap-wV wuwiH we me.uuua ui .hew WUI
Marinated with these of I8S7. That
uevawwrJieaT-c will held auub.
HWHtlB U hoaecot U governors of
WaWMMrtlbartM imiMt. Outbe
'VRky " i wJBJBf MV-wv I
wlien from 12,000 te 16,000 trout will be
Inline, lu the evening a public reception
In honor of President Cleveland wisffee'
given. The seventeenth of September will
bedoveted te the special services of com
memoration, nt which the president of the
United States Will preside. The oration
will be pronounced by Mr. Justice Miller,
of tlie supreme court of the United States.
In addition there will be a poem, national
hymns, vocal and Instrumental music, tc.
It Is an event that no lVnnsylvauian can
afford te miss.
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GovKnsen Fekakkh, of Ohie, liu re
cently eitemled a ceriiUl Invitation te Mr.
Cleveland le visit Celnmbua en his way
westward. This Is the same Fnraker who baa
Just declared that " the Democratic patty I
In power te day only because by the meat
shameful offenses It baa overthrown
the right et suUrage In many places
and states et the Seuth." If Ker-
nker believes this blatant nonsense,
why does he go out et hla way te ahew his
respect for the head et the federal govern
raent,whese title te that place be Impeaches ?
It be belles es what be utters, be Is a cringing
hypocrlte te wrlte an Invitation te Mn
Cleveland.
Tin: estimated expense of Philadelphia
for IseS are f.l )'.! 7M. This Is IeOOjIXX)
inore than usual. Philadelphia Is waking
up.
. )r Senater Stieriuan la correctly reported
In a Winnipeg apedal te the Philadelphia
TVf , he has been aaylngseme foolish things
en the Canadian question. It la stated that
the Ohie senator declared that the fisheries
question was but a trilling one In the United
States ; that it ws of Intercut only te a few
people of Massacmisetts and Maine, and that
the cHIzaiis KOnorHllyef the fulled States
took little or no Interest in the question.
Further that he regarded the action of the
Dominion government upon the question as
perfectly within their rights and extremely
moderate. He said the Dominion was quite
right In catching and punishing all the
thieves who persisted In stealing the tlh. 11
thlsl true, Sherman starts In hla presiden
tial light ou the de(enlve.
Ya.nkkf. keenness Is bard te beat. The
tobetigan sllde ha beeu Introduced at a bath
ing resort In litldgepert, Conn. It carries
bathers out a long distance Inte the water
without exertion en their part.
William F. Switzlkr, chief of the
bureau of statistics, baa submitted a report
showing the decrease In the experts of min
eral oils. A table 1 made giving the increase
of the experts of ISSti ever lssT. The esti
mates are made for the seven months ending
July 31. Fer 1S7 the crude mineral oil ex ex
eorts were Sj,liJ,CJ7 gallons valued at f -,-'.C,-151.
The experts for the same oil In IsjC
were 35,1711,137 gallons, amounting te 2,033,--95.
Tee experts in naptbas for 1n57 were
l5,7,5S; gallons or 510,021, while for lSyJ
there were 5,013,7.13 gallons or f 4Z7,5t4t, Fer
Illuminating oil the experts In 10 were ECO,
703,703 gallons or J20,100,53& Ker tbesime
oil lu ISSti there were 277,1G3,434 gallons
valued at f22Sli3,slH. The lubricaUDg and
paratline oil expert for 1SS7 were 10,7sC,P00
gallons or l,Ml,bS9; for 1SG they were
7.4S3.7.. gallonser fl.UCPiS Fer the resi
duum the experts ier 1S57 were 2,590, 122 gal
lons or J 122, 127; for ISirt they were 1,300,
OjS gallons amounting te f7$,213. The total for
1S7 Is 310,512,373 gillens equaling r2l,P51,WI,
while for IS-mJ the total Is 329,515,221 gallons
valued at $27, 102 8S5, showing a dIUerence In
favor of ISiC et 13,C02,b51 gallons or ?2,150,
691. Tub editor of the A w Jita Is one of the
county visitor appointed by the Sttte Beard
of Charities te Inspect tliejpublic institutions
of this county. Will he kledly tell his readers
new euen no visited the county hospital dur
leg last year T
PKB80NAL.
OLAnsTuM: is rapidly rcoverlog from his
illness.
E,.Gov. BLACicnuitx Is seriously 111 at
Franklert, Ky.
Mn ilLviNn has gene te Cerk te wltneaa
an lrih ovlctlen.
BitEWKiiJeii.v F. Rkt7, of Philadelphia,
Is said te be worth f 10,(HJU,COO.
Sk.nateh Cami'he.v and party have re
turned from their visit into Alaska.
Cenrad B. Dav, of Philadelphia, is men
tioned by the Democrats for sherill of that
city.
Hkrr Boetti:l, the great German tenor,
will net 11,000 a night for ten performances in
the Thalia theatre, New Yerk.
Kx-Sexateu Hive.n Cameren will go te
Scotland en Friday. He will be the guwt of
Andrew Carnegie.
KiNfiKAi.AKAi'A is nrt muchef a king.
Nene il hla bills can be paid unless author
ized by the king's cbaraimriain.
Mik.Maihi.vret G. Meaee, Bister of the
late General Geerge G. Meade, el Philadel
phia, died in Washington en Wednesday. In
nor W)th year. ""
Mis Mry Pittxr-Ks Parker, daughter
et Hen. C'ertlandt Parker, has received a
inagnltlcent geld medal from the Life Having
and BbiiHveient association of New Yerk, in
recognition of her brave attempt te save the
life of Bridget Dugan at Perth Ambey, N. J.,
en July 13. '
Pranch L Fleciie, a full-bloeled
Omaha Indian employed in the bureau of
luilian affairs, wai nremntnd i.v Amine
Cominlssiener UpHlmr from a f 1,000 clerk
ship te a clerkship of the l,2eu class. On
suveral o'caiens he has acted as Interpreter
between hi people and government elllcers,
and ba also been sent en several missions te
his trilie.
I'reper reeding el iris Heg.
I'rem the Londen Saturday Itevluw.
Ou tliouiatterof "feed and feeding" for
dogs Dr. Stable, has spoken word of geld.
Heporinltsyeuto till your pels from the
tables ; but he deeH net permit you te stuff
thorn with "dalutles and sweets." He la
careful te note that they must have none bnt
suitable bones net fish bones, for example,
nor the beins of fowl and game, nor bead
bone, nor chop and cutlet bones, which
should be boiled Inte soup ; but the bones of
veal and lamb, which are nutritious and
easily dlgedted, and auch large and
solid specimens a they can gnaw, but cannot
swallow, by the observance of which rule
sol (-slaughter (usually known as "Ota") Is
imiclea'tlilug luipewlbla If you have but
one deg lu your establishment, and be is al
ways kept at chain, you are advised te let the
creature "have all he can eat at least once a
day." 1 f you have ten or a dozen the case la
ene that "requires the greatest care and
thnugliL" Dr. HtablcsInsisUi upon three oasen easen
tlalK "regularity, cleanliness and variety."
Geui feed, he holds, ha thrlce the nourish
ing power or bad ; and be buys for bis doss
exactly as he buys ler himself with a preju
dice, that is, In laver of what la fresh, whole
home, and sound. The staple should be bis
cuit, either steeped or dry. but alwava of
the best make and the finest quality. Boiled
fl0?.1?00.'' U8,tl'uks, aud dogs like lt,but It
l a trllla utteulng and should be sparingly
exhibited. Beth bailey and oatmeal wi ex ex ex
oelient, especially when they are duly wlted :
suabacuus, with broth, are higblrecem
mended ; while indin meal sbeulTbe S
atacbauge. Ne deg, however. wllUt.rivS
unless be Is alleweli a modicum efmiit
Vegetables, mashed lu with the rest, are in .
dispensable, at least aeme, thrlce aweek
the best are cabbage, poUteosTtuYn'p SSl'
carrots, parsulps aud nettle tops, beat and
kohl rani ; but Dr. Htablea baV feundhu
dogs thrive splendidly en apples acelaa
both cooked and raw. Aa te the
number of meals per diem, hla rule la a
light breakfast a simple tbumber," se te
speak, a mere " put oil "at 8 in tbe morn
ing, and a geed dinner at 6 and 6 In tbe
evening, winter and summer, with a scamper
re they go te bed; and be likes te leave the
quantity question te ibe doss themselves,
tbe animal being, "alter all, the beat Judge of
wuat in caa uu wiui. aiarvjug ana
Minting be condemns with ompbatle brevity,
and be is careful te advise that every deg
should have bis own peculiar platter, and
that bones abeuld never be thrown down at
raaaem, or nguuug win no uie issue and tbe
genorauea ei uiaioeg icuua
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Tssb4 WUu Twe Mlcicle Kseaa.
At arimabjr, Jtaglaad, ea Wadneadaji
Trnt bait Urn la a quartw-atlle Ueele
rac-e by -Ue yard", hi thun IkIiik U -!
..--.i. iwniin !. twal l.ee lu a inlte
raoe by 10 yatdc Time, S mlnuta U aocenda
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maim lit turn KUmtBWMtt.
Les el Lit and freiiir tr !! Wind Storm
Which arcunipanlMl the italii,
Tuesdsy night's storm was pretty general
throughout tbe northwest, according, te re.
ports received at the railway olllees and gov
ernment signal station. At Milwaukee, Uroen
Bay and HU Paul tbe rainfall was quarter
of an inch. At Duluth and l.a Cresse only a
trttle of rain was reported. Htln wit re
ported Wednesday Irani the Hastings and
Dakota divisions of the Chicago, Milwaukee
.V HI, Paul railroad. The long drought In
Wisconsin may be considered as broken,
Reports from the lumber districts, where
forest tires were raging, are te the eitect that
tbe rain be checked tbe progress of tbe
flames and given relief for the time being.
Specials te the Eetninr; )'ttenin, from tbe
interior of the s' tte, ludlets that the wind
storm which accempanlr J the ratu wc very
vuieni, anu mat mucn uamage nan rrsuuea
in consequence. In the vicinity of Waupun,
baystacks and barns were levelled ou all
aides. A number of new bulldiugs en the
farm of Jehn llurnham, of Milwaukee, were
completely demolished.
Frank Jehnsen, a farmer, living two miles
south of Waupun, was burled under the
debris of bis barn and killed. At Portage a
large number of buildings en the fair grounds
were aemeiisneu, ana tue corn crop in inai
section almost ruined. A number el bridges
lu Fen Du Lac county were swept away.
At Horlcen a number of buildings were
unroeted. A regulsr panic ensued en Herl
con Marsh, which was tilled with bay
makers when the storm struck, and tent,
wagons, bays'acks, A. a, were sent Hying In
every direction. One report s six men
were killed, but this is undoubtedly a mis
take, and aree from tbe fact that the barn of
Fred Pegalew was wrecked near Beiling
Prairie, and six head of cattle killed. Igna
tius Jantz, a farmer, was killed by lightning
near Klpen.
Apple aud ether trees In the path of the
storm were stripped of the fruit. The rain
ba swollen the stream In Kau Clalre county,
and tbe prospect of moving tbe hungup leg
drives is geed. At MasnuMlIe, Weed county,
lightning struck the barn or J. K. Kehlf, de.
stroking It together with several head of live
stock, a bupgy, 30 tena of bay, nine sores et
wheat and a let el farming utensils. The less
is lully 2,500.
A gentleman who traveled through the
burning " Thumb " of the lower peninsular,
In Mluhlgau, rays meadow and bush lire
are everywhere. Acres of cut grain and
miles of fencing have been destroyed. Hov Hev
ers! barus and a number of cattle are re
ported burned In the Interior, but definite
news has net yet been received. At night
the scene Is wild and weird. Isolated houses
stand in the centre et burning fields, and
their destruction seem certain. List week
Bad Axe seemed dcemed, but a sudden
change et wind drove the lire away. Tbe
farmers are suffering greatly.
At tbe tstraits of Mackinac the smoke Is
dense. Mucb trouble Is experienced by ves
sels In making tbe passage. In many parts
e f tbe state tbe tires are small and scattered
but tbe total less will be beavy.
A Chicago Inter- ocean special from Kan
kakee, 111., says : TbeKankakeeswanipaand
aurreundlng forest are en tire, and much
farm property la being damaged.
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Ilsnry Clsj's Lut Sen Dead.
Jehn Clay, tbe only remaining son of
Henry Clay, died at bis farm near Lexing
ton, Ky., Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
He left the city at 1 o'clock In bis usual
health, going home, and alter dining went
out te superintend repairs en a pump. While
gtvlng Instructions ts tbe workmen befell
dead, without any premonitions, of heart
dlseaie. Mr. Clay was 07 years old. He bad
no children. He wes married about twenty
years sge te his nephew's widow, Mrs. Colo
nel Irwin. Colonel Irwin wh killed at the
battle of Perry ville while In command et a
Confederate regimen. Jehn Clay possessed
Dutiewei inecnaracieriaucseT nis illustri
ous father, 'being a plain farmer, devoting
much time ts ra'slng thoroughbred horses.
He became a Catholic twenty years age.
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Pestinaater Harrlt' Exoneration.
Civil Hervice Commissioners Oberly and
Lyman wrote tbe report en their investiga
tion of tbe charges made by the Philadelphia
Civil Service Keferm association against
Postmaster Hsrrity. Having received tbe
approval of Commissioner Kdgerten in all
particulars but one, It will be given out to
day. Commissioner Kdgerten, who knows
and likes Postmaster Hsrrity, found no diffi
culty In approving the very lull exoneration
which the ether commissioners gave tbe
pettmaster, but be would net subscribe te
one declaration in the report which seemed
te commit the commission te the doctrine
that public elllcers should give their reasons
for removals. Commissioner Edgerton
thinks they should neL
A rrtactu Trl.a Fer Trift.
The Russian Princess Vranzenski and ber
companion, Mile. Fenune, bave been tried
before a police tribunal for stealing from
shops In the Leuvre, Paris. Tbe princess
was discharged, but Mile. Fenune was found
guilty aud sentenced te one month Imprison
ment. Te Mav m tsrauch Stere.
Frem the llatrlaburg Patriot
The new McKee building en Market streeb
corner Dewberry avenue, has been leased by
Williamson t Fester, of Lancaster. They
are dealers in gents' lurnlsblng goods, hats
and caps, lxxts and shoes and ready made
clothing.
HPMCIAL MOTtCBH.
Tlia Trsvellug HaJriman,
I an lrrrMatllila fellow, brim fr.ll of itorle.,
Inkus, cnuruK". BelHtnurancu and grit ll U
very Ukluir withal. Jlurtleek niewl Hitler 1 hm
ii very UMnir iuedcln; they take everywrmre,
unci ure ge'd everywhere, for ealu liy It. is.
Cetbran, drugtiUt, u unit 1JJ KerUi Uueeu
struct, L&nceaiur.
lla Careful el lbs liable.
If veur children are threatened with rrnnn
or any threat dllllculiy, apply a few litems of
J nenius- xci'clric int. 11 la tbe nicest inedlclnu
ler the II tut) ones vtu knnwet. rertalnby II. It.
Cochran, drugitUt, 137 and 1JJ North Oueeu
strait, iJincajier.
An Kiintra (N. Y ) lij,
Mrs. II. U Clark. 101 K. Clinten street, d'clan-s . .
Jlurileek ttloeii Bitten are a medicine 1 admire.
Ileal leinedy ler dvspepsta tn the world Keen
hmme supplied lth It. or sale by II. U. Cocti Cecti
ran. Unionist. 137 and 1JU Aerth guttn street,
l.uncualer.
"My uraeaUibsr'a Uleca,"
Was ence a very popular song, but like many
ether Hentlnmnial tunes It diesn'l wear well
Dr. sr'Arui'ji' J.'elcctrte Oil U1 wear; it will wear
uway all uthei. siiralus, and pilna, und repay Its
puri Irnsera t unci red le.d. ler sale by II. II.
(Jeclimn, diugxut, 137 unci Ij'j North Queen
street, Lancaster.
'-S-HIg ThlSTM 8.
Dyspepsia und dehlllty are two big thieves:
tbey creep In and steal our health ami remfnrt
helore we knew It, tot us put a um le their
Invasions with a lmttle or H unlock flloed Uit
ttrt, te Iw bad ut any drug store, rer sale tiy i,
11. Cochran, drugglat, U7und 130 North Outxn
street, lincaster.
Worked Wouders.
My danghter was very b.id off en account rr
n cold Hiid pain In hur lungs. Ir Thetmii' if
lectrlc OU cured her lu twenty-lour lnur. Ouu
el the bes was cured or sere threut. This medi
cine has worked wonders In our family " Alvah
Ilnckney, Lake atahePHC, N. Y Fer sale by It
II. Cochran, druggist, Ul ana IX) -North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Hecklasj's Arnica Halve.
Ths lisrr Salvs Id the world for Cuts, Uralses
Berea, Ulcers, Salt Hheuin, rover sores, Ti ler.
Chapped Hands, Chllblali.s, Cema, and all Skin
abruptions, and eslUvely cures files, or no pay
required. It la guaranteed te Hive perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price SB cents per
box. ITer sale by It. U. Cochran, Druggist, Mas.
37 and 1st North Queen St, Lancaster, fa,
June'ii 1yd
Oauuea.
We would eantlen the Public te beware of
Dealers minting Kemp's llalsam at less than the
regular Price, se cents and II, as oftentimes Imi
tations or Inferlorartlcles are sold us the genuine
in order te enable tbuin te sell cheaply. 11. U.
Cochran, druggist. Ne. 1st North Queen street ts
pur aguni for Lancaster. Sample bottle given
te yeures. " eis-iwdaw
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T EKUsMAN'B.
New Spring Neckties
AT amsMAirs.
WWn!?.SlnttVt Of
EBSSSZtt.ssai
shirt-makers
rears, we eli
years, we claim te have U hSXtS. HJr
IltaTllssf BMal sUa ns4uVr".-:
mads, beat malarial and meat durable
net AnMhl. -
SHIRT
la tae Market for tbe Mast resaible stoaey,
wuiMAra,
.
ae. It Wert
rplIK CONKSIOOA WAGON
Has leaf slareil tea way te tke railroad.
That waste be expected, six bltr, plump
horses with bells, and a flee, old covered
nlttfbcd en wheels, were ne match for a
SMrUag eaglet and trala. Hut
STADIGER'3 AURANTII
tiles way te nothing a a Memarh Invlg Invlg
erater aitd nerte tonic It I niatrhlm as
a care for le of appetite, IndtgrMlen,
dyspepsia, liver remplalnt, all forms or
bllleasaess, and imperially the' lew fever
and nerve prostrations which belong te all
farmtag communities In the fall of the
year. Ask your druggists for AUKANTII.
auirtTstd
MKDWAl.
rpUK NKW QUININE.
KASKINE
(THE NEW QUININE.)
-eivts-
Ooed Appetite,
Mew Strength,
QulotNetve),
Happy Dap,
oweot Bleep.
A POWERFUL TONIC
that the most delicate stomach will bear.
A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
And allGerm Diseases.
TK MOTClNTtr!C AND SUCCMSrUl.
11 LOOK l't B1KIKU. Suprlorteiiutnliio.
Mr. f. A. Miller, 6J0 fcast 157th street. New
Verlr, was cured by Kanklne of extreme ma
larial prnatratten after seven years suffering.
He hw run down from lTupeunds te7, began
en Kuktne In June, 1!, went te work In one
month, regained his full welxht In six Uienthj.
Quinine did htm nnirned whatever.
Mr. tildeen Thouiixeti, the nUrstandoneot
the uirMtrvspectedcltliensorUrtdKepert,Conn ,
says: "t tin ninety y.ars or nan, and rer the
lut three years havu suffered from malaria and
the effects of uulnlne pnteiiilng. 1 recently be
gan with Kaskine which broke tin the malaria
and tncrvu.ed my weight tl penniU."
Mrs.T. A. Soltiiuens, or l.Vi Halllday St, Jersey
City. writes: My son Harry, eleven year, was
cured et Malaria by Kaskine, after ntteen
mouth.' Illness when we uadgUen up all hepe.
Letters from the above ersens, giving full
details will be sent en application.
kasktne rn be taken without anv special
medical advice. ILue er bottle. Seldby
H. B. OOOBRAN,
tlrnggUt, 137 and IS) North Queen St., Lancas
ter, t a., or sent by man en receipt of price,
KASK1.NK CO., M Warren St- New Tork.
fanjtlvdawTThAS
M0WKK3, tC.
gILINN ft BREMKMAH,
CARD!
We have a number of Goods which are
just In season, and which, owing te our
givingpecial attention, we can eiler great
inducements.
" Pennsylvania" I .awn Mowers have no
equal. These we make a specialty. We
have as geed Lawn Mowers aa are in the
market for (6.00 and (7.00.
Uaby Carriages We carry seventy-Qve
varieties in stock. These goods are our
own special and our prices are low.
Refrigerators are new in apeann. iinv
few people knew anything about llefrigera llefrigera
ters. It took us twenty years te learn.
We can teach veu in nv minnt-
It will be worth something for you te get
the best.
Ceal Oil Steves There Is mere differ.
ence In Ceal Oil Steves than almost any
thing manufactured. Don't spend your
money till you knew what you are getting.
IcfrCream .Freezers and Water Coelers
you can buy almost anywhere, but can you
get tbe best at the lowest prices. Veu can
rem us.
Lawn Tennis Setts, Genuine Mexican
end Common Hammocks, Base Ball and
all Sporting Goods at Factory Prices.
FUMN & IrENEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street.
wiyxa AND LKJUOKH.
pURE RYE WHISKY.
Old Greff Spring Distillery.
Sltnated en Kast Oranire street, between
uranire and Chestnut, one square east of reser
voir, Lancaster, i
I h.ive Just erected a new distillery with allot
rlJUKvilnITlVsKYmcW"OJ, ,or auumn
.. .... AJ silBArrKB, Proprietor.
?? IMstillery has been erected at the famous
Old Uroffstewn Sprlnir, which baa been noted for
lu plenteous and nntilllnir supply of tbe pur
est water, at It our grandfathers drank when
they were boys, and It has never tteen known te
ran dry even In the hottest weather, from this
spring alt the water nsed In the distillery ts ob
tained, the pump drawing trem It twenty-five
gallons a minute.
IJesldes my own dimiled Whisky, I also handle
Brandies, Gins, Wiue,ve,
SBTCall and be convinced.
A.B.8HKarrKK, Illatlllnr.
fBTOaa-Ne. ta North gueen Street.
H. a Tanners having geed Byeen hand can
iiiiu cmuy miu i 11 mi u store or atstulery.
HlKhest cash market price paid for a gnnt sru-
we.
aprsi-lydaw
G
TO
REIGART'S
WDfE STORE
OLD
BOUCHE SEC.
IPBU HKIDSIRCK,
rUMMKItrSKC,
MOKIZKTSC
fj Q. II. MUM st EXTRA PUT,
And sJlToltier Lending brands of Imported
Champagns.
Sele Agent for the Pleaaant Valley Wine
Company. Hpeclal Ureat Western Ki. itry.enr
own brand, the finest American Uaaupaane In
the market.
J ust received another large Invoice of Califor
nia Claret and White Wine (rem Napa Valley.
California.
.. A Isixestnckeflm ported linrgundles, Clarets,
IthlneandHauterne Wines. '
.. WeJTe U largest and finest ateek et
Ilrandles, Whiskies, Gins, Madeira, Bherrys and
ort Wines, Haas Ale, Uulnness Stout, Barateca
aud ApeillnarU Waters In the city.
H. E. Slaymaker, Agt,
He. 20 EAST KING BTBJBjtT,
LAHCASTKK. PA.
SADDLES, dO.
UAVDl'.hliARNKfSie;
ANOTHER CUT.
Te make room for the Winter Goods that we
havnerdsred shipped te us next mouth, we ener
tbefollealog
IIAUQAINS IN
LAP DUSTERS.
as.ssurl2. These goods ail have beautifully
executed designs et flowers and bires ou them
and are Ne. 1 lu every respect.
We have bad a great run en VLY II BTS, owing
te our Lew frlces, but us tee plowing season
has lest begun we offer a at percent, reduction
aa au Inducement te oie,o out the (aw dozen yet
reiualulng. '
LJJ a-. TKUNK8 and HAwS as Lew as the
AT
KRECKEL'S,
0.aAflrlwtTMsnT,IOASTMJPA,
mtr moebj..
JJKW YOHst BTOHSi
NEW CALICOES.
WATT & SHAND,
0, 8 ft 10 HAST KINO ST.,
lameastsh, ra ,
Upen Te-day an Klegant Line of the Latest
styles In
NEW FALL CALICOES.
Ladles', tlenvlemen's a Children's
INDIA GAUZE UNDERWEAR
-AN1)-
PatentFast Blark Hosier-.
Kara Value In Ladles' lllack and Colored
Silk Gloves and Silk Mitts
ATVKKT LOW I'ltlCKS.
..f1." '"n moreef tliorelebratodUNLAUN tlierelebratodUNLAUN tliorelebratedUNLAUN
UU1KO ell I HTS.JTXe. apiece; worth Sue.
The W.AS Special UMLAtTNIIRIKtlSIIIKTS,
made of Mew terk Mills Muslins, Pine Linen
Cuff!i aud besoms, only M& each.
THE "DANDY" CORSET.
All Sites White and Colored, STKe. each. Never
sold ter less than &.C.
SlltJMKIUltDSl'UK Alls. Well each.
Ki'M.iettJAcyUAKlC;UtLTs,$l.00each.
resular price, fl.'ja.
New Tork Stere.
s
TAMM HKOS. Ctt
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
or-
100 DOZEN 50c. CORSETS
-reu-
33 Cents Each,
-AT THK-
Bosten Stere
26 AMD 28 NORTH QUEEN ST.
A Great Bargain-Line Yard. Best CIllNKLfU
SaKttallCKIiKS.Hic. a yard ; regiilar
price, 12XC
Immense llargllns In HKVtNA.M'i or OKESS
SILhS.
DKE38 SILKS and ItKOCAUgO VELVKTS
ler Wraps.
axtrierdlnarv Kanrslnsln TAIU.K I INKVSat
UU. 17, .0, 23, 31, S!H, il.Ui cenu te It a J d.
SUUMItt 1IOSIKUV.
Anether Case Kamen. 11 le' nAI.RUlQUAN
IIOSK (seamlesi), l.'Sc. aplr.
Our rntlre llalance el WlllTK and CKKAM
OUK89 UOIttiS wilt Imi cleed Out ler
Less than Cent.
JJCKSEVS! JKUSKlhl
JKBSKYS: JKUSBYSt JEUSBYSI
JBUSKYSI JgBSRYSI
At Leu Than It Cost te Make Them.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
sag. VArwt me.
B
1U BAKQA1NS.
Straw Hats Sacrificed I
Any HTKAW HAT In our Stere sold below
coat. We wltl poeltlvtly clesu out our Kutira
stock regarelesa of price.
LIGHT STIFF HATS
At Biff Reduotlena.
poe if ats selling attz.re
WW II AT8 Helling at l .00
UD HATS SelllUK at .60
-OUK
Trunks and Traveling Bags
Comprise one of the finest lines In Lancaster.
.wW.Don.'tJer"tt W6 offer Special Barvalnsln
this line during the following month. Weg-uar-anuetosaveyeu
lu per cent.en every purchase
Stauffer & Ce.,
31 aad 38 North Quaes BtrMt,
LANCABTKU, FA.
QTANDAROWOB&.
Edw. Edgerley,
OARRIAOE BDILD1R,
?2W.iS nun,
ear of Pestals, Laneaster, Fa.
ItevoUBteek aa BuUd te OrOar arrary Ta
ceupu.s.asTt'fifiriTt7
CAStuausigTOsuaar
wusass wauusa T" OAaTa.
MeOALL WAOOMB. BUsUUM.
MAsvaax WAtteai
WAttona.rajsrreiia,
arstaaa waoems.
.J?.rJ?.,e,,eii"" aayelaeui.
Use te balM oerscUy say styl or trrlages
suaa.
Tae uaairty. snyi, ea rtadsa eg ay Werk.
u aeesaeaiy tae OJimaFWT IK
"flirfB.
"Tan
SftXiStt?""-'
IWwItiwf PrtMjtly AttMM Tax
FmeM lewsW Auk AUitmuuu.
KNUt.XK A.l JiOII.KI! IIOKA'0
gTKAM RNQIMR AMD 1101 LK.R WOBKS.
ilBEST' STE1I EN&INE
Spot Oath Frieei for
Bit te Sight llorss-Pewer. Cylinder S. ,
Klfht te Ttn Herse-Power, Cylinder 7ile
Ten te Twelve Herse-rower, Cylinder sle.
gar We Offer these Inducements for the next
JOHN BEST & SON,
MO 333 AST FOLTON BTRlaTT,
auaTti,Th.Blfdnw
VMMBIAVtB,
J MOTTO THAT ALWAYH W1NM.
Honest Werk at Honest Prices.
PHILIP DOBRSOMS
(OLD UIL1ABLB)
Carriage Works Net. 126 and 128 East King St.
Tee Largest Assortment of NKW AND BKCONIi-IIANIt Buggies. Carriages, rhaiens, Harbel
Business Wagons that baa erer been Shown te the rublte.
ltTrm WantaUoedand rirst Class Phstten, UO TO neKKSOafs.
If Yeu Wanta Nice Comfortable ramlly Oarrlage, UO TO IHIKHNOM'S.
iinKlfTeu Want a Buggy Veu can select from rifveen Ulffsrsnt Mlndel Springs, It yen ttOTO
II Yen Want a Nice and Neat Business Wagen, UO TO DOIUSOM'a.
If Yeu Wanta Durable Market Wagen, MO TO DOBaBOM'S.
II Yen WantaUoedneoond-llandl'hSJtnn. Buggy, or Market Wagen, UO TO DOKKSOM'S.
If Yeu Want te Buy a ttrstHUaas Article at a Lewer tnce than any ether place la the elty
eennty,
4JOTO .
Philip Item's Old Reliable Garrige Works,
NOS. 186 AND 128 EAST KING
WFAVTOMYue A US MJFFLIU
sjiaawAsUs.
v - - -
TTIOH MARTIN
FRUIT JARS
-AT-
MA HALL
Masen Fruit Jars in Tints,
Quarts and llalf Gallen.
We again have tbe Lightning
Fruit Jar, which Is the best In the
market.
Jelly Tumblers, Jelly Jars, Com Cem
mon Tumblers at the Jxiweat l'es.
sible Prices, Wholesale or ItcUtilj
AT
HigiifUnin
15 EAffT KING STREET.
LAXCaBTI. PA
wv mm i VMM,
w
IOMYRR'S KUBN1TUKK HTOKK.
A CeldWavk.
Semethins: everybody should knew. A
Celd Wave baa struck our prices, and they
have fallen te almost the Fukezine l'elnt
We want te Ikdnce Stock. September
1, we take our inventory. Se we bave
made a cut. De you care te talk a few
minutes about " Fuknituhe."
If you are at all interested In the ques
tion of " Fuknituhe," then give us a lit
tle of your attention while we show you
through our Reems. Ferhatw we bave
something you may want. Yeu may think
it tee warm te think about " Fukni
tuhe," but you will be surprised at the
" Coelino " effect of our prices.'
Take advantage of the Lew Tempera
ture of Prices,
AT
Widmveu'b FunNiTUBj, Sterk,
Cob. East Kine and Duke Htkeets,
Lancaster. Pa.
u
NDKKTAK1NQ.
WALTER A. nEINlTSIl,
Farniihirjg Undertaker,
Mew. VT Md a steath QnasHi Btrgsst,
LAJIOASTBa.rA.
ssaBlDBMC XO. Ul SOUTU que km
THBET.
All the Latest and Most Approved Methods
nsed where asslreaV. A previous practical ex.
merleaee el sour years enables me te tiuarmatea
taat the Vary Best Possible Barries will be Bea-
iiauiBss,
Personal Attention
etvaa a BtiiiMgg AMIaesakatraes
AND BOILER WORKS.
Portable Engines.
tsstMsttsststttttttlssstr4)sl I
HMII,lt tlttlMMMItlllMllhlMI ,QAsjV4
ea , .,.,,, .,,. I..9A7A I
Sic Weeks
lUaMOaVsrTaW PA.
mvMttimsv.
STREET, LtNCABTER, PA.
STUXKT.
mara-lydaw
alack or rAHIHUX.
pALAUK OK KAHUION
ASTRICH'S
Palace el Fashion.
13 EAST KINO STBEKT
LANCABTKB, PA.
W CALL
f
Special Attention
TO OUU
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
or
COMTS
-VT 1UK-
L0WCST PRICES.
WE BELL AN EI.ROANT COKSKT IN ALL
BIZKS.AT23C.
A BEUULAK 60c. COR8KT FOB S7e.
A PATENT MOIILUKO I'KHrgCT riTTINO
CjKSBT AT IW.
OUR 7V. COKSKT IS THE UVST BOLD FOR
THK MONEY. IS WOKTII II.IO.
Loek at the Llet of OereetB we
Have at $1.00.
One Hundred Bene Corset st II 00.
Or. Warner's flexible Hip at II ea
Or. Warner's Pour-In-Hand Hlpatll.re.
Or. Hall's llnalth Hip at II 00.
Madame Baibre'a Hip at l (0.
Madame rrev's Illpatll.Ou.
Ladles' Sensible Nursing at ll.re
Dr. Warner's Health Corset, II 25.
Reth's Double-Bene Cerset. II n.
The B. C. Corset, II M.
Madame Warran'a Dress Perm Cersrt, 11.11.
Dr. Warren's Health Watst for Ladles at U.K.
Madame Dean's Corsets for Mlisee and Lsdles
Preueh Woven Corsets at sne, 75c, 11.00. I.S
and upwards
Misses' corset, tee.
Dr. Warner's Miner Corset, 7Sc. thUdran'sCer
etWsUts,loe.
Tae V ' Corset at : IP.
rAMAUOUL
airf
R.
aH.
Great Bargains I
-IE-
PARASOLS
-AMD-
SUIT UMBRELLAS
AT BBADQUABTERa.
Ks Bb & Hel
UBs.rtTlB.TsW.
aai-ama
J AUOB y. HUKAjrjrKsVal
Pure Ry Whisky,
IrttjyiBETBB BwVAU, &AEgATB. FA,
Q
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i'-.ft..Clvij' lfZ'Sh-l'A;:;
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