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THB IiANOABliaS DAILY ENTELLIGEKOEB. FRIDAY. 4IAB0H 9. 1868.
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Dally InUlUgtncT.
fcARCAKEB, MABOH , MS.
I Daily iitnuMrcMi peblWwn all tt
NthMMH taa uihm rase op te
ttKSMHtveMlHAMar.
tmKM-m Daay Xante of in imu.
MMtltMlTwM by carriers in the city
MA Bgjijapllai kiH ter loe. pet week j
,. airiUltTtMi M.M jorstxmenUuO
Ui mrttna MAnUM t bed. per aumtiL
tM:,WMiT innUMicn (Deable Sheet)
MM vagal, wdy WJO per annum, In ad-
ttsMaritanfwisalns; their adSress changed
, aWMftalMataM where the Ipaper U new ler-
from 10 te eta. per line
itaMrUt. according te location.
t,, THE.LNTELL1GKNCKK,
ij Lancaster, Fa.
aTapeM Coaneetle.
i
.; ' Tie Eallglteata Kallretds.
. It U tntnnwUntr te note the earnestness
s ":-:. . "".;: .. ....
WnaWDicn WW ratireitua are weuv u wnv
' ww in these days et strikes, of the need
tCtfaeir obeying the Interstate law and
vMrrjlng the goods that are offered
This was the cry or uerbin ana
tWTtnrllnertnn neonle hsve taken it
Wand It seems that there is nothing
,tit se delights the railroad president as
AU obey the law ana carry the goeus
tfcsvwwrit te him bvrlv.il railroads.
I S "I will be noted that the inter state law
. . jsakes no new law in this regard, and
;f WU UH WU1UIUU IS nun.ll ne u.ui.u
Strem Great Britain laid it down as the
dnty et the common carrier te cany all
feeds that were ettered te him ; and net
: only te carry them.but te take them upon
K'V" theaame terras and conditions from all
suv' hw customers. -
kfeSr.Ta inter state lawn.ilrirci no nenaltles
tf& infraction cftlils law. It created
fe'-OOassttlsskwferfl te see that it was observed.
9. - . ... .... .
ujHQitce graurvieg te tuose cemmis-
?. . . .- ..... .f
f h,u BtOBers K note me iireseuiiengeiucDJui.
the railroads te obey It. It has lately
UtjSf SHB BUJJJCtVVU IUUI HiU iiiiwii nun
$: inclined; and we have just re
pS eeired from the commission the report
tfi of its decision in charges brought against
S--C- . Biniiirprfnt rnsas Dv enfl ueeree nice.
iW i ft... AA1.kt..S ttn l.nw wM.1.t inf
fcfVf WDO CUU11H1UCU wan kjcj nuuiu uu
Of ., earry his goods en the terms upon which
they carried for the btandard oil com
mJrmar. The commission finds this te have
K'VVSHkaan thn rnsp. IVrhiins. if theSO nine
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reads hsd been lieu up ey meir werxmen
t; their officers would have had a clearer
P idea of their duty as common canleis.
,'knew mere about its duties and respensU
.& Bilitws wnen u gets inreugn wun 11a
t present application te the United States
I "r.eenrt at Chicago, for an order compelling
L-i... . ... i M l.A
the Wabash railroad te recelve freight
; - from it. This read is being administered
.&! by a receiver acting under the authority
"- nf ttutTTnltcH Htnfxn pmirfcnhd It. Ilnnltfi
' certain that he will be required by Judge
'.Greshsm te discharge fully his duty as a
-g. common carrier, ruai uuiy win require
;.y aim te receive the goods cent him by ether
W railroads and carry them, if he can. Hut
, .'Nbe will advise the court that he
;! oamietcarrr them because the drivers
Stand firemen of his locomotives tell him
tH.g IV.I 41n. I11 InnttA Lla n.r.l .nn.. I tin
jMIl IpUCJ Will )CA1D UIO QUJl'lU;iUOUV II. fU
-'& pnta the Burlington cars in his trains ;
jL'SV'and that he can get no ether skilled men
fc-te take their place ; the censequence
E ibeing that be cannot run his trains and
tbatall his customers will be deprived of
the use of the read.
The court will net readily put the Wa-
gfhaab out of service1, and it will be likely
. ft'te make careful inquiry into the situation
Pwlth a view te provide a remedy. The
jjariiuRieu prepie niiun mat ine eniy
i i 'thing te be done is te require the Wubash
Kiie take their goods at every hazird and
K- te cup the engine drivers and firemen
r- Inte iail if thev ref ute te man the trains.
P But the court mny net be able te discover
-.tv-ita power te command this remedy for
f:- the evil.
if. It will be likely te recollect that theie
t i a rule- which commands these who
seek equity te de equity. The Burling-
&, tee officials in demanding thocnultable
-iioHefef the court, must come te it with
S rl t. J .1 -1 .1.-1 11 1 L H.-.
t; -j-tuicu uauus uuu unuw iiiuii i, is nei meir
- ;tault that the Wabash read canet receive
. w UMir goods anu Keep us empleyes.
.. This will brinif txfnrn Uin rnnrt tlm
R--Zir ". ;." Z-7"'" jv.." ; :
l iBurllneten officials and their engineers.
' "fkaaA will provide an effective tribunal for
;.fe the arbitration that the engineer Brether-
t(?luwv1 ar midrib
M' It if appears te the court that the de-
aeand of the engineers upon the officers
Is reasonable, it will refuse te order the
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Wabash receiver te take the Burlington
i',eari until the Burlington managers have
jdee the equitable thing! which it thinks
they ought te de.
" hrlt Is net often that a wrong exIsU fir
uwwvu un in uuta nub luuviuu uicuiuu) ,
'if it is diligently sought. This recourse
S- te theTJnlted States court will show, we
M" think, that it can command the nrener
iiffkxeUel te the public and bring obstinate
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ivV.Him in LtrniH lviin urn piai
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m .or ine pumic interests in looking for their
The railroads that are compelled
'dp., te ask for relief from the law. will learn
i'i that te cet it. ther must bn Inst nnd Mint
t-T3, thv cannot amirn fair demandq nf t.liplr
SW', empleyes, or withheld their service from
tee public, while asking the law's help
Efglcst these who are unjust te them.
The Emperor.
xee vaneraeie emperor or (ierraany
waa Kin r of I'russla. died form-
& Buy en xnur8aay aiternoen, and the clv
$ illied world read his obituary after sup-
. m. m -. ....
per. lie died actually this morning at
?? 8:80 o'clock, and se secured a double at.
Aewnce of journalistic benediction. This
. ?usi eaakSBi mr sVva f nlfnn ntwnn trtf-v nf IV, In a1..I.1.
W.' rir " WHKUBIIU IUUCAUI U1S IJ1UUUU10
br .rwaaltlnn In liUfnrr fnr nu tlinetnrtr r,f 1,1a
tenrrelgn is studied, it seems plain that
ff-farin the future the memory of it will
, standout alone with the prominence of
.;tswEllzibetban era In England, or the
xaisTBOf LtOuIh IV. nf Tninpfi. Tn flin
: llfe-Umeef this creat kaiser, udlted Ger.
"J kMay overthrew Napeleon, the uprising
'f 1 rebellious revolutionary Germany was
X "wBethered and checked by a liberal use of
illged and iron, Schleswlg and llelstein
ware set ireeirem xanisn rule, Austria
overwhelmingly defeated, France con
If ditered by a rapid succession of bloody
yr fcaitdecUive victories, and the German
" aaanlraftBtiitillslinl ultliilif. Unimf l,m.
r&
i m emperor. These are startling pe-
IV '
,'? ItUeal changes, everyone of them, but de
h jfaet cerapire In anyway with the Indus-
pMalaBd social change thatinad thbm
'F4WaIbl. 'When he was a lad, armies
MKbedacd countermarched in lenz snd
IVMriaeme campaigus, dragging with
luger. iapoieen ueiaguuser brass
tutght be carried en the backs of
I ever mountain passes. Grand old
lit rlnrkern cruised for pirates In the
Mrtttfrni" , while steamboats were
fltWjrtMUd en the Hudsen. In
fete old age armies of a million or mere,
aresed with breech-leaders, moved at
forty miles an hour en steel reads, girdled
the capital of France with these reads,
and brought against the famous fortresses
of .that city the mammoth Krupp artil
lery. As he lay en his deathbed 110, ten
guns were being made at Essen, se nicely
adjusted that two men could man
age them with 9. ease, and subma
rine beats and dynamite cruisers
were building In America that threatened
the supremacy of steel-clad men or-war.
In his lifetime America has arisen in the
wilderness te be a great nation ; China
and Japan have been opened ; India
developed and educated ; Australia
added te the civilized lands et the world.
The depths et the ocean and of Africa
have been searched by iclence. Tunnels
havebeen driven through the Alps and
canals through the Isthmus of Suez.
Having no brilliant talents but simply
the strength te held firmly his position
at the head of a great people, he has been
carried en the crest et the most marvel
ous wave et material progress in all the
history et man.
Halm for n Bleeding Hcsrt.
Juries in breach of promlse suits are
as variable as the shade by the light
quivering aspen made. They are of the
masculine persuasion, but their judg
ment is net necessarily given a mascu
line bias. On the contrary, they mere
frequently lean te the femlnlce side.
Stcrrlt QuIbIpv, a prominent lumberman
et Leck Haven, IM., has just been
mulcted In the sum of 4,G0O for falluie
te keep his promlse te marry Miss Ada
line Pertnty. Mr. Qulgley kept com
pany with Miss Portney for fifteen years,
and the jury seems te have fixed the
value of such companionship at $300 a
year. Miss Fertney placed her damages'
at $20,000, which was a considerably
higher estimate of the pecuniary worth
et her time than appears te have been
recelvcd by the jury. Her figures were
$20,000, but the remorseless jury cut
them down te $1,500.
It is a nlce question te dcclde whether
the fair plaintiff's amount may properly
be deemed cxcesslve damages. Fer fit
teen years she had bee J laying the natter
ing unction te her soul that she was some
day te be Mrs. Qulgley. During th&t
period she bes been arraying herself in
purple and flne linen, burning the paren
tal coal and gas and all the while nursing
hope deterred that maketh the heart sick.
It was In vain for Qulgley te attempt te
offset the value of his ice cream and lem
enade treats, his peanut liberality and
visits te the circus. All these were as
nothing when weighed In the scale et dis
appointed leve.
The verdict ought te be eminently sat
isfactory te Mr. Qulgley, and he should
feel very thankful that he wis net re
quired te pay the full nmountet damages
that the owner of the bleeding heart had
assessed for its wounding.
Of Less Account.
K'ligs and emperors de net amount te
as much nowadays as they used te, and
they go off the stage without creat
ing much political disturbance or
giving cause te anticipate a change
of national policy. Bismarck's death
would premise moreof this than his mas
ter's. His is the empire of micil and char
acter, and he is the real ruler of Germany.
The impotence et nominal rulers la illus
trated in the statement made in n letter
of Queen A'icterla, just published, In
which she says that it gave her inexpres
sible pain that she could net induce these
who had premised succor te Genernl Gor Ger Gor
den when he went te .Khartoum, te keep
their premise afterwards when lie was
in extremity. Gladstone was the ruler
in the queen's name, and the queen hud
no power te compel him even te honor
the plighted faith of the country.
Tiik beauty about lngAll' (loellnnllon In
that It was net lntonded te decline
Tin: llettAO commlttee en Juctlilsiy lias
finally te per ted laverably a bill for the ro re ro
ergaulzttlon et the Judiciary of the United
Slates. The Important prevision Is for the
re-establishment of an Intermediate court,
te wbleh appeals ean be taken from the
lower federal courts, and thus relieve the
Huprome bench from tbe press of business
which has brought It three yearsln arrears.
The bill tskes away the original Jurisdiction
of the circuit euurtsj and vests It In district
courts. It provides ler tbe appolutment of
additional circuit Judges (or eaeh circuit.
The district court Is te have original Juris,
dlctlep, and from its decision an appeal cau
be taken te the circuit court, which Is te
osnsiatet the Justice of the supreme court
for that clreulf, with two circuit Judges, two
of the tbrne constituting a full bench. Ne
appeal Is allowed te the supreme court et
the United Htates, except In caies involving
ten theueand dollars or mere, casei nvolv nvelv
Ing the construction of the constitution of
the United Mtittcj, or any stste or the Inter
pretation or a treaty, or a law el the Uulted
(states, or when the circuit court shall
earltfy tbatalegal riuostlen is Involved or
Bufllcient Importance te require a final de
cisien in the supreme court of the United
States. It li thought that this bill will
take away about one-tbiril, If net mere, el
the business of the Uulted Hlatcsauproite
court,
PERSONAL.
Mlts. Aunks Al.l.KN Kissam, of Urook Ureok Uroek
lyn, who has Just calebrated her oue hun
dredth birthday, Is still aule te ntteud
cbureh In pleamnt weather,
Mn. Handalu has completed hlslarlll
bill anu will prosent It in the Uotise ei
Monday next under the call el states, when
It will be reforred te the commlttee en
ways and means.
Dn William IJiisuv Kyueii, raster el
St. Paul's Unlvurnalibt church, (JIiIcjre, for
twenty-two j ears, nnd the meht pronnnent
and beat known Uuiversallst In tlm West,
died en Wedncsdiy allernoer.
ColenklO. W. M. Mersu, the Inventor
ctlbe Merse oartrldge and brearh leading
gun, nnd a nephew of lrofenser Meihp, the
lnvnuter of the telegraph, riled at bis hone
at Washington en Wednesday.
Hknhy I) IiUOKBtn von, ene or the old
est Moravian residents et Jlaihlhheiu. and
his wUe en Thursday celebrated Ihelr
golden wedding at tbe rosldaiiee In which
Mr, liUckenbaea wat born, seventy four
years age, and In the same re3m wheie the
wedding "Beliiiiaui" was held. Tuey re
ceived congratulations from a hMt of friends
and neighbors, Atthe family dinner there
were pmsent all the chlldren and grand
children and the near relatives.
A. P. lUitNK of New Yerk, lett an es
tate or f3,000,ti00. lie ilevites (10 0(0 te
Cernell Unherslty, f50,000 ten nutiiber of
ebariiuble Inttltulienv, nnd (50,000 te be
d.v.ded among bis brntbers, Bisters, ulecea
and grandchildren. Te bis wile be br
queatnes an income of (3,000 per yra
and a home fnr life. Thn remainder nf the
estate, (2,600,000, la divided among bis 10
children (500,000 te be paid In thiee years
and the remainder lu nvu years,
Chas. N. liix'uur., a prominent clllrtn
of Jletblebem, did Wcdntsdty night of
paralysis alter seven year' Illness. Mr.
Oe:kel was engaged In tte general foundry
and machine buslueas lu the nrst "xerks of
thst kind In the Lebigb Valley, and was
Sremlnentlv known as a builder el iron
rldgbs in Kasten. licslde twenty-one Iren
brldgea which be erected lu this state, be
built the drawbridge ever Newark ily en
the Central railroad of New Jimy.
Mr, Deckel was tne of the members of a
musical ftmlly and one et the founders et
the Bethlehem oercet band. lie served M
a member el the Moravian irombetie choir
for thirty-three year Frem 1875 te 1878
he wai chlef burgeu or the town.
m
The Kemanta of Wedded Life,
from the Bolten Courier.
" Jamc, dear, will yen bring mea hed et
coal from the cellar T" said a buiy wife.
"Tliat'a Jut the way with yea," said
James, with a black Irown, ai he put down
bla book and reue up from the leungr.
"Juatthe way with meT''
11 Yen," he rnapped. ' As seen ea you
tee me enjoying mself, you have eorne
chore or another for me te de. Didn't you
aee I waa absorbed in my reading ' '
"Well, dear, I wilt de It mynvir."
"Yea, and tell everybody, yenr mother
especially, that you will have tn carry your
own coal op from the cellar. Ne, I'll de It.
lint me mar my piece."
Be he marked the place In the book at
whlah he bad coated reading and when he
went down te the cellar, grumbling all the
way, she picked up the vel a me nnd found
it waa a leve atery and Hint the passage he
had been absorbed In waa as lollewm ' My
darllng,wben you are my wile 1 will shield
and protect you from every care, the wlnda
el heaven shall net vlelt your face tee
roughly, tbeen pretty hands nhall never be
Rolled by mental taeka, your wlah shall be
my law, your happlnear "
Jnat then lie reappeared, and dumping
the hed en the fleer, said : "There's your
darned coal. Olve mn my beck."
la life worm living 7
Died I' j Tbflr Otrn Ilat.il.
Wodneiday Wm. fi Uaitaoltennunlttod
aulolde and Thursday rnernltjj Mfs Jele
McCullen w'eUDddtsd. having takonher
,nt:n life in Iho rooms e( a msnlcure estab
lishment of which alie was manager, it
appears that they had ngreed te commit
suicide, as an obatacle In the atiape el Mrs
Hattnett, Ne. J, steed In the way of their
marriage Tbe auloldea were te take place
almultaoeoii'Iy at 0 o'clock Wednesday
evening. While Miss McUulleu whs en
gtgeil en a Udj's hand about Hint hour she
received a note from llartriett brglimlng :
" My own, own darling," and tilling ber
of bis aulclde. She told a neighbor In the
lime business, Mrs. ltnppurr, the whole
situation, but was prevailed upon te prom prem
ise that she would de nothing wrong, and
that she "would be In that room lu the
morning." Who was.
sir sienmr.s kyih.
I left IhPO en co In mud dcelm te nnd
Tbe lote for which my ipl It ycarutd with
Vain i
At many a deer I knecked nud knocked In
vain,
Craving I.ove'a alms tilileli nnne te grant In
clined, Hut, laughing, t routed mn with cold d'aflnln,
Yet still I wandercd, ingcrlu tlm qncet,
roreverseoklng, and fernyn nnbleat,
Hlnconeonogavo the been fur which I pined,
Then, mother! turning te my hmne 1 wuut
With weary tteps and sorrow numbing cuir,
And le I my pain was less In sweet centui t,
for what I sought cime te me unaware ;
In the dear ejus that en thy seu wi re bant
AH 1 had uakel an) found, (or I.ovewhs there
Jehn Dinnli,
A Mule nWitrnci ut llellirment
Is a row el null pe!lhcd teeth. 1'iiOplnel
vulgar InaLlncU am yuiy apt tei cgicct theirs.
Cleanliness demands direful uttentlnn te tbe
teeth, and oxrerlenco Indlcutts HO LMNT
as the safest ami surest means of 1 unliving
tholrlessrsol beauty and vljer. It rernnvis
Impurities upon and Ibutoecn thorn ; Imparts
te teft nnd shrivelled gums the hardness and
roslnets of reral i makes Ilia brralh fragrant
and lia te ftmlnlne lids an additional ctarm.
il.W.lAsr
"Thflre was n Bound of revnlry by nlaht"
and she had n card but couldn't go, aU en no
count et naiiriilgla. llnr faveiltu duae, how hew
nver, had aliivnt head, and, Inslead et n bou beu
luet, brought SulvatlenUU. lhy went, and
worn hnppy nnce mero.
The proprietors of thn JYirdore' A'etifArnrr,
Turuore. K. U., writ ' Ur. llull's Ciiiigh
r-yrup gees se diet our druggists can't kup
supplied."
My Hlugdem ler a lloue."
Hut if he uullers from scrutclins, cracks, cuts,
galls or wounds of any kind, Vuterlnnry Hep
Ointment Is nrranUtdte euro. A'titr nil:
fl.roabex. A tall druggists. decl(l)
si'i:cjai. jferwhu.
lluck Ien's Arnica Halve.
Tns II est Sai.vk In the world for Uutn,ltrnlses
Chapped lluuds, Chilblains, Cerns, and all
Skin abruptions, unit positively cures files, or
no pay ruiiulrud. It Is guaruuteep te glvepar-
op te Kl ve per.
riinileu. Price
fee
Biiimmciim, or inenay rurnniiea. rrice
T5 cents mir Ikii.
rer Kale by II. II. (,'ecfirnn,
Druggist, tei, 137 ami I'ii North Uuuun struct.
unuusur, i it
Junc'J7 1yd
Allew Its la Nsy
That a geed dnnl of the suirdrlug In tlilK world
can Imi avoided by puicliusltig J', 'lhemat'
Kleeltie Oil, anil using 1'. us piT directions. It
Is un lufttlltblu euro lr all iiulms, sprains, aud
palne. or sain by II. 11. (Jeclirun, druggist,
1J7 unit 19 North (Jut en street, I.ancusU'r.
An I'.icrllcnt Itpart,
linn
J 'a. O. Goedrldgo, et Itroeklyn, N. v ,
wrllDI thlt:
"i.'nuiHilixpress inlt la Hiiro-
rlnntly pialsowertny Uiiint. It unlock JHoett
JIUltrt Imvn used ter ttiu p 1st two yvurs ; keep
my stninaUilnsplnndld trim. Fer eale by 11.
li. Unchrun, drugKlst, 137 and 13U North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Tae Utalurse Mint a.
Aud re must neuralgia and rheumatism,
when i)r, Themat' hetectrie Oil ntlacit them,
'J bis imidlclnu is u lnirvelnus product of Inge
nious thought, liny It unit try It. Fersaluuy
II. U. Cochran, druggist, u; and 13'J Sena
Uueen struer, Lancasuir.
l.oeks llenisi.
A e'ear, bright, eenn face samthnw leeks
honest A herse thtiif or burglar Huldomiar Huldemiar Huldomiar
r'essueha face. Jlurt'ecl. Jlloeil ililteit gle
thn skin a peculiarly tlue tHX.uru mm climr.
ni'FH. 'Ihey strongmen andunrlch the clreu
latlun ami te tr.idlcilti all urupt Ien or blemish,
for sain by II. It. Uechruu, druggist, 1J7 una
ISi North Queen struut, Lancaster,
,Su,l l lie lUb,
"My baby, aged tlftoen months, wns attacked
with e roil i), but was cured wltn two doses of
27iemj' Kclcetrls Oil, hvu used this medl
clnn fur tin, elJ- r cntlurun. Have thn gncitest
lutlhln IU" Mrs Unnlel Msun.fi.'l toemn
strtet. Ilutrale. . Y. for sain by II. It. cech
ran, druggist, 137 and IK) North vjueuu strvet.
l.iuic.ulei.
A imd llinnth
Islnsntrdtable. We don't lika lu A parson
wlihaslieng breath must nut ins ke hiimclf
very fnmtllar with us. An Impure b cam is
caused by an unhealthy steiuuih. Jlunteek
JUoea lHUer t will comet tbts uvll. They are
tlie lieet sieinuch meal Inn known. Ker sain
by ll. 11 Cochran, druggist, uj and 13U North
(Jneen slrtHJt, Laue&Biur.
COUUll.WllOOl'lNOCOUUliundllrenchltls
luimiHtlately relieved by untleh's euro. Held bv
II. li. Cochrun, druggist, Nes. 137 aud IS) North
ueen St. lancoster, Te. ()
aletner. mothers tt aiuihatsltl '
A re you disturbed at night and breken of
your rest by a sick child suiturlng and crying
with the eicruclatlng pain of cutting UMjtht
If se, go at ence mid get a bettlu of alUS.
WlNttbUWabUOTlUNUBYHUl'. It will ro re ro
llevo the peer llttle suiTurur luiuiodtutely de
pend upon It there Is no inlsUke about It.
There Is net a mether en earth w he has evor
usodlt,whe will net tell jeu at ence that It
will regulate the bowels, and gl e rest t the
mother, and roller und health te the child,
operating llke uiigle. It Is peri ecUy sate te
usu lu all cases and pleasaut te the tase, and Is
the prescription ofenaotUio eldest and best
feuiule physicians and nurtiu In the United
btates. Beld everywhere, 25 ceuts u bett'e.
inairMydaw
BltlLell'tt ceuuit ana cousuiuputmcuie
Is sold by us en a guamnieu. it cures Con Cen Con
sutnplleii. Beld by II. ij. Cochrun. druglsu
im. 1J, an'l 1JJ .-xetin UUJ-en bL. LuiaJlur
l'a.
13)'
WANAMAKKlt'H.
r - -
l'uiLiDSMiiu. Friday, March y, 1.
Are yen responsible ?
"Advertising" is a sort of
by-word. The reproach "Only
an advertisement," was and te
many still is a complete con
demnation of business ad
dresses te the public. The
Hebrew King and Peet was in
correct in his hasty conclusion
that " All men are liars." And
you also err if you put all ad
vertising in the same limbo.
But' still the indictment of
false witness will held against
WANAUAKtJia.
much advertising. It wouldn't
be se if everybody were care
ful te compare statement and
fact ; therefore, if you con
demn step and think whether
you have always been careful
te discredit lying and encour
age truth in advertising.
Commercial literature in ad
vertising is tee great a force in
modern life te be ignored. Yeu
can neither evade the lact nor
your own relation te it. It has
influence and makes impression
whether you will or net.
Behind the advertising scenes
you may see strange state
ments : Thousands of dozens
or pieces or yards, when the
total stock at command is only
scores or hundreds ; prices re
duced, when the 'process of re re
ductien'is te open new goods
and mark two prices at the same
time, a high price above, a
lower one beneath it ; te state
a value as normal and with it a
reduced price, when all the time
the market lias ruled as low or
lower than the se-called reduc
tion ; and se en through de
vious and dubious statement in
scores of forms.
This sort of thing only lives
by encouragement. They that
encourage share the responsi
bility. Yeu may seen find the
truth-tellers if you care te.
Misses' and Childrens' New
markets, Coats and Dresses at
less than cost ; there arc about
ioe of them ; no two alike. A
prominent manufacturer s en
tire line of Spring samples.
Alse what are left of last
season's Wash Dresses some
of the best styles and a few
new foreign Cotten Dresses,
at about half price.
Newmarkets :
Itegular tl M, new 13 00
Itegular 7(0, new 6.11
lUgular 15 00, new 75
Children's Coats :
Itegular 10 oe, new IH'li ,
Itegular It 10, new 10 en
Uegular 7.7. new BN)
Itegular 610, new 410
Twe-piece White Suits:
Uegular IS B0, new ll.re
Itegular li ou, new f.oe
One-piece White Dresses :
Itegular t".i Ce, new 115 re
liugular seu, new sre
Itegular 7.W. new 1 se
Twe-piece Gingham Suits ;
Itegular 115 00, new 5 0)
One-piece Gingham Dresses:
r egul ar I'.ej, new l.oe
Uegular CIS, new 2.15
One-piece
Imported Cotten
Dresses :
Itegular IS 00, new V f 0
Itexular liie. new 3(e
llegular h.ne, new 1 oe
Miscellaneous :
SstTles One-ploce Wash lircssee,
reduced from J te 60a.
0 styles One-plece Wash Dresses,
reduced irein It te II.
Oda l)i esses reducud Irem 112 te fl 60.
Fine Worsted and Cascmere
Jerseys, 50c te $3.50.
iceml Meer.
Chestnut street slde. Twe eleva-
tern.
Printed Linen Lawns. As
cheery and sheery a let as we
ever had, and net a thread of
cotton in them. 22, 30, 35, and
40c. White, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40,
50, 55, and 60c.
Beuthwust of centra.
Baby Carriages. An inter
esting group of them in the
basement. It is easy enough
te buy wisely if you go at it
right and go where all the sorts
can be seen at a quick glance.
Loek at the wheel gears first.
Only three or four kinds. Ques
tion, try. That part is easily
fixed. Bodies next. What is
mamma's taste ? Baby will be
comfortable enough in either.
The parasol, the ribbon, the
lace cover, the upholstery. Say
what the cost shall be. It rests
with you, if you please. Or
you can select all the parts and
have a carriage put together te
your mind, from tires te top.
A strong, neat, comfortable
carriage, $6. Mere fancy work,
$8. Special carriages, ribbened,
paraseled and handsomely
tricked out, $12, $14, $16.50.
lldement, northwest of centre
New Suspenders from Welsh,
Margetson & Ce., in Londen.
Made as no one but the Eng
lish make them. Gracefulness
and strength and wear resisting
qualities. The shape, material
and work looked te as they
should be.
White, drab andbutr.
llurlln, while, drab and r. d, leather ends
llerlln, wlille, drab Hiid red cauutenda,
1 eatheriultie dura und light oelurs ....
II CO
101
HO
lit
, 110
1M
17S
rjiK in uiviiy new Bntlll8.
eilk. In ltiKH. main maids...,
r-tlk. nil fchadrii. Ininrevad liiinkl.t
bilk, no II jtties. Improved buckles
a A. il
A few mere half-price Bisque
ligures.
Belated cases opened
yesterday. Perfect goods in
favorite shapes at the prices of
trashy things. $1.25 te $55 a
pair.
near Juniper and Marktt streets corner.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
OOD'S 8AKSA.PAHIL.LA.
What It Scrofula
It Uthit Imparity la the bleed, which, ae
eaainlaUng Inthe glands of the neek.prodnees
unsightly lamps or swellings t which csnses
palatal running sores en the arms, legs or
feet which develops ulcere In the eyes, sirs,
or aete, often canting bllaaness or aeafnest
which Is the origin of pimples, eaneerens
growths, or the many ether manifestations
nsualljr ascribed te " humors ;" which, listen
ing upon the lungs, cautes consumption and
death. BslDgthemestanrtenttltls the most
'general of ail diseases or affections, ler vary
few puts 9ns are entirety fre from it
HOW CAM IT BE CVBUU
I BytaklngIlecd'aBarsaparUla,wtlch, by the
.remarkable cures It has accomplished, often
:when ether medicines have Mtita, nai proven
itself te he a potent snd peculiar medicine for
(this disease, geme of the cures are really wen-
dsrlul. If ytusnBer rrem rcrorela in anyet
'its forms be sure te try Heed's Barsaparllls.
THBFBCUMalt MEDICINE
" I have running sores en my limbs for Ave
!yearr,sebadat times that 1 could net walk,
.nor sleep nlshts. When I commenced taking
Heed's sarta partus X waa In pain se severe
.that I eannet desertbe It. 1 had no appetite
nd fell away. Bat Heed's Barsaparuia did
.me a wonderful amount of geed. I have a
geed appetite, have gained In flesh and ean
altep well. My sores are almost healed, and I
'can easily Ce a geed day's work." Mts. C. r.
;lesd, Dever, 1. if.
Hoed'a ffarsaparllla
Sold by alt druggists, 11 six for S. Made
only O. I. HOOD CO., lxwell, Mass.
lOODeaeaOna Dellar
dffldAw
DKY UUODH.
rAVK YOU
L UAltQAlMS
BEEN THK GREAT
IS
Table LinenSj
. ACvertlied for Fale at the
New Yerk Stere?
Buy Ml Yeu Need fr the Meit Twlve
Months and Save Vi per cent, en the
lnvistment.
I 62 Inch IlbEACIIKI) LINKS DAMASK, We
a yard few better sold for ,Sc.
I SI Inch FINE BLEACHED DAMASK ftSe a
yards, regular price SJc.
1 rilINOEDllLKAOnBrDAMA"K(iI.nUl9
i-gxie, tzoe; 8x12, ti.23. Usual rrlces S 00 and
isie.
' BLEAOI1KD DMARK CLOTHS. Colored
Berders-8xl0,U5 Sil'.liOj. Uegular l'rlces
2 se and IS.U0.
! TOIlKIBn BATH TOWELS, Goel U', only
J0e a pair.
1 BLKACHKD DAM tBK TOWKL-", Whltner
Polered Borders, Drawn Werk aud Knotted
fringe, 19e each.
Hurdreds or Dozens of BLEAr-UKD DA
MASK NAl'KINrt, at 72c, fSc, II CO, 150anl
H7Sperdizea 25 per cenu nndtr ordinary
prices, i
XXTUAOUDINAUY BAUQAINS IX
CROCHET QUILTS.
rull Size, Heavy Weight, only tl CO each i
thought very cheap at $1.15.
WATT &SH AND
6, 8 and 10 East Elng Street.
LANCASTER, PA.
J.
V. MA.KTIN & CO.
BOMEIUUEN3K UtltUAlNi IN
LINENS!
ULKACIIKD L1NKN8.
A very geed quality cf llleached Table Linen
at 33e a yuid.
ULKACIIKD TA11LK LINENS.
At X 12, 50, 02, n 61 cents, f 1.0.1 ana ll.U a y. rd.
Xlegant patterns of the la'.ett designs.
CBBAUDAUASK LINENS,
13, 42. 33, 37, 50 and 62 cents a ya'd. 15 pieces or
an Kslra Heavy Cream Dainaek f.lnen at 500
a yard t worm 623.
LOOM DICK TAULK LINEN.
2 !e Quality Kednccdtol8e.
4e(jusllty KiducodteSOo.
tseq.iallty Reduced tome.
Sieyuslliy lteducedte25c.
We have Just received a large stock of
TUltKEY IIKD TAULK LINENS.
25 I'lfcf s Turkey lied Table Linens at22Xe I
worth 35c 15 Different I'atteuis In Extra
Wldu Turkev Hed aud tlrsen and Ktd at tee a
yard, last colors.
NAPKINS.
About ene hundred dexen. some nf which
are slightly soiled from handling, reduced as
fallows;
fee Napkins... .... Hednccd te Via.
76c Napkins Ueduoedte coo.
I 10 Napkins........ Heductdte 7te,
1 25 Napkins Itednetd te 9)0
tltONapktn' Iteducedtell'M
si te Naj kins Ueducedteil.tu
TOWELING.
50 Pieces Linen Crash Toweling) at 5e a ytrd
wetth 7e. Cotten Crash Toweling, 4e a yura.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
CARRIAUKa.
STANDARD WORK.
EDW.EDGERLEY
CARRUUE BUILDER,
NOS. 49. 2, 41,45 MAUKKT BT11EKT, Hear 01
i'oaterucc, Lancaster, l's,
have in StecK and liulld te order Every
Variety or the following styles: Coupe, bug
Br. Cabrlelxts. Carrlauds. Victorias, liuslatss
Wsuen,, "T" Carts. McCall Wagons, hurtles,
Uiritt Wnirnni. l'bieiens. Kznress Wsirens.
1 employ IDm best Mechanics and have lsclt
ltles te build correctly any style of Carriage
desired. 1 he Quality, Style and rtnlshet my
work makes It dectdtdly the Cheapest, lu the
market,
MtiTie : " Fair Dealing, Honest Werk at
Bettem Prices." l'lesra gl ve ue a cell.
sr kepsli Ing promptly attended te Prices
lower than all ethers. One set el Werku.en
especially empluj ed ler Unit purpose.
TUrUER H. KiUFFMAN,
ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW,
NO. i 30UT1I FUINCK ST., Lancaster, Pa
l-lydaw
T KVAN'3 FLOUH.
1 CM ALL Tilt GB iND HOLD 1'ASx
auTUAf WHICH IS OOOD."
LEYAN'3 FLOUR.
ear oeodx
H
AQER A BROTHER.
French Satines.
New Colorings, Nevel D.'slgns, and also Bta.
pie Styles of UOSCHLIN'B and OltOJ BO
MAM'S rBENCU SATINES new open and
selling dally.
SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
ARDEDSON'A SCOTCH OINGIIAiU an
2EPHYU9, and AMkBlCAN OINQHAMS,
ZErUYlIB, SATINES and CIUNIZ tS.
GINOHAMS premise te be the leading
Wash rabrle this soeson. An early selection
secures the CholceStyles.
Fnnch Dress Fabiics,
EDglhh DreB Fabric?,
German Dress Fabrics,
American Drcis Fabrics
A HE NEW OPEN,
AND WE INVITE EXAMINATION.
lager & Brether,
NO. 25 WIST RINQ STREET,
LANCA6TKK, PA.
B
OSTON STOKE.
STAMM BROTHERS.
Nes. 26 & 28 N. Queen St,
LANCATKU, 1'A.
GOODS
-TUAT WK
ANT TO SELL
IlKlTOttE-
MOVING.
About rive Hundred
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S tiO'BAMKUS,
At About Half rrlej.
Upwards of 150 Bemnantsrf
BLACK UKNUIETTA? ANU ULACKQASII-
51KKE9,
At nices that will Bave Yen Mency.
Abent 200 Kemuants
COLOllBD D11KS3 GOOD?,
Of Every Description at Meney Leslrg 1'rlces.
Ten Styles
VINE ALL-WOOL UEK3S CLOTIIIS,
One and a-half yards wine, at 75c; former
price, f 1 25
AND
A Thousand Other Things
Which You'll Sce When Yeu Ceac.
It Iiss Never Hern Onr rirasure te Display
Be Large an Atsortmtntef
NEW
SPEIL'K DRESS GOODS
As We Are New Ehewlng
The choicest of tv choice has been (elected
freiueveiy nianuiucturer, and we have kept
LOW PRICES
In view all the time Spaclal styles In Awr
Icin and rrench Battens al 1'epnlar 1'ilces.
Imported ler us KIve Ceses Zephyr rieth
Ginghams In all the Litest bhudts and De
signs, r portal OnerlDg of Fifty Dezon Huckabuck
Towels, all ilnen, Se each.
AT THK
BOSTON STORE
or April I. we move te Nes 5 and S7 North
Queen street, light across Irem thu pimielllci :
MAOIUNKKY.
pAlTEKNS, MODFLS, Ac.
Central Machine Works.
W. T. CU.UMIM.S, Tic p.
COUNEUOFGHANr ANDCIIItHTIAN 6T3
(ltonref Court ilouie Jes, II llubtr's
Old Bland.)
AH kinds of Light llachlnn Werk, l'atbirns,
Medels, Iren and llruss Castings, Etc,
Special attention given te ileveleplng new
Inventions and te th constructleu el special
ties tn Machinery or Hardware.
TE11HS ItEABONAliLE. SATISFACTION
UrlAltANTKKll. lleilfrt
UHIMK8H METHODS MADE FLAlN.
The system of Instruction at the
LANCA8TEU COMMEUCIA1, COLLEGE,
Is se simple snd plain that any young l'dycr
s entleman cat. easily Buss ter all the details of
abaatceas education.
L111EUAT. TKUUS.
Evening Sessions Tuesdays, Wednei
andnidays. uU "0"?,7,'V'7
I Lancaster Commercial College.
CCU8-U4 lAneMter, l'a.
cLermxa, da
MAMAAMMi
TKFOHMATION.
Te these about Ordering flpMng Clethes.' If
yea want te save Mosey ana be rieastd,
ASKEW'S.
cMy
TPXTKAOKDINARY UOW PRIOM.
JINK TAILOBINQ
AT I JTItAORDlNABY LOW PEIOXS.
Overeentlnt and Heavy Weight Sattleg
made te Order at Cost fries te radaee etecfi
and gtrn employment te my hands
Bprelat attention paid te Full Dress BnBS,
which 1 will new make te order In tit ve:
,teh I will new make te order in tne er
bnt style, Satin Lined all thtoegh, from U0. tie
np,
H. OERHART'S.
TIME IMPOBTlXa TAILOE.
HO. U NOBTU QUEEN ST.. LANOABTEB, PA
G
REAT BARQAINS.
Don't Wait Anether
Day
I f yen want these spec'al greatest of all Bar
gains which ws ara new offering. Tneyetn
only last a few days mera and can never be
duplicated at the price.
Fer $8.00,
Thirteen Different Patteres of Cutaway
aid Back Suits The handsomest and
most Tiepnlsr styles we have had. Here
tofore sold for ll 00.
Fer $10.00,
A splendid cholee of 4-tlutten Cutaway
ana sack hulls. Uerutolero sold at
IIS oe.
Fer $4.00, $5,00 and $6.00,
All-VVoel Stylish Made Beys' SntU here
tofere sold for $7.00 and It ue.
350 Pairs Knee Pants
Fer 230.45, 65c, 750 and 11.00.
avTbe host stvles wilt be sold eat first.
Don't wait auother day if you want them.
L. Gam Bre.
CO and C8 K0UT11 QUEEN ST.
IVT
KRS & KA.THFON.
-WKKEKl'lHK
QUALITY UP
ANDTUK
PRICES JOWN !
Ne house Is better prepared for a LIVELY
BI'UING JUADK than we. We exptet It
wo'llhavelu
ALL STYLES
or
Fashionable Clothing !
OF LATEST CUT.
AUE HEKE IN ADUNDANCE.
None of our customers seem te lese cenn.
demo In us, because our dealings are always
square. Buyers et Clothing these times want
THE,VER"Y BEST QUALITY
FOB THE LEAST POSSIBLE MONEY.
We are awue of this fnct, and none are bet
ter prui area te uieet nu aemana man we.
Myers & RatMen,
LEADING CLOTU1KK8,
NO, 12 BAST KINO ST.,
LANCARTX& PA.
QUBBNSn'ARK.
TTlQll it MAKTIN.
CHINA HALL.
GLEARIKQ SALE
Thtt lasts twelve months in tne year. The
bestquallly ler the least money always te be
bad tlieru.
SPECIAL INDUCEMKNIB TO
UEW HODSEKEBPBRS!
Tea Bets. White Granite, 12.(0.
Dinner Sets, White Granite.. UAK
Dinner tets, Printed til.
Ne goods misrepresented. AH Wares ex
changed it net satisfactory, at
High & Martin,
NO 15 EASI KINQ STREET,
LANCABTEK, FA.
L ... .
rOJi BALK OH JtJUfT,
BAKERY FOR BUNT.
a. First-Class llakery, corner of Wa'nut
and Mary strrets. i'otsesslen given lmme
dtstely. Apply at
man-fd N 0. 450 WALNUT 8THEET.
ANEW TWO-STOBY FKAME UOUSR
wltn fourreoiMB, and kitchen attached,
andajurd wlih ilstem and well ei water, will
rentat,..50permentbkAyatuaEB(
m7-3td 801 Maner St.
FOR RENT -N OLD-ESTAnLIMiED
n.,r Stand In the vtilaue of LaunlsTllle.
Tessessljn given al once
i an na uruuuiea.
U. UNiOH,
Lindlsvllle, re.
re7 2nd
A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
with nvn looms und kitchen a tached,
and nhall uud swell of water and a cistern
with a yard. Apply at
in7 31d tOl Maner St.
ORKKSr-lARQE HUOP HO. 40
Seuth Chilstlau street, known as Block
ing factory, with power cheap If called for
seen. Inquire
' latld NO. 2J SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
OR KENT STORK ROOM, 0. 41
Wen king street, occupied ler many
yrars as n sbn and dry goods store. Alse
ttible or wateheute In tear Possession April
j, pjw WM. J.iuuPEH,
llst'd Ne. 11K est King Btrett.
-VfOW READY.
i Parties wishing te view the North Dnke
street " Ureeu suinu Frent" Houses, can de se
by calling at the leurtb house irem Mew
street, which Is uew complete and open for In
spection irem 9 a, m. toiep u . w
decIO-Ud EDWIN EllEBsf AN,