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f&BE liATOABTEK DA1XV TCKL.LtlQENCEIi, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1888.
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Dally InUllIgencT.
. UHUtWll. AMttt, . 18.
h mur unuMicn publishes all tka
MMTMiTiiit of the Catted rrcse np te
utsst possible henr.
MMIS-TM DeJBy BdlUen of Tn lirmxi
-anon Is delivered by cnlera in the city
vtwi nneMttag Vnmi for loc, pet week t
v)ly xaeM, UN yert KM ler lUmenUuH
-lUi ter Utm Btentfe t BBc per month.
&
WMKtT IrrBLLIOBMCBn (DOUDie BIUKV)
enjy ILBO per annum, in aa-
wteBtnsr their address changed
MMUMgUMWkeretta paper u bow iw
MlWhMMtti from 10 te fl CU.per line
111 linn uuviHiinc te location.
''-.-': ram txritu.iaiHCEBi
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Lancaster, l'a.
Telephone Connection
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Cfctldfi Gld.
iTachtlDg does net ree wim .my
CroaMjer etaehla saental condition was
-MVead 1U rwawuu iniiuence. xne man
- ttNM (a be completely broken down and
artttced te ciilldtahncsj. TI10 wear of
?v score or years in wan Btreemuu
Ttkd Mtherinir and tlie care of millions
jaaiid it floods and fires bave been tee
V.1. - -l 1 -111. Hi. silo In
swYbrk in fear and trembling ever a
.-llhMatened nmVeutlnn for wrongfully
AMvlliiilliNu mllllnna rtf lleTivnr Vj.
VJ- elfie stock te bis use.
V; There is no dispute about tiie fact ; but
wftfa RaiiM mm lliaf. Ma.leal liAnpflfffl llin
tV? owners of the stock; nevertheless he de-
e? j .. .j-
!;' Mands the protection of the statute of
.v ussummiuu tsgaiuab me niicKu tunic.
- This is net evldence of childishness;
J fat that is furnished by his literary out-
E&t W.1iaV ITa lina tnlAn tn Ytrrltlnr lAfferfl
K "K. demanding the sympathy of the public
for a peer eld man, abused by the assaults
tVJef MackmaulBR lawyers and the dentin-
& elation of the New Yerk JcrU7. His
,? latest letter is the weakest. It is ml-
. Sj$ dressed te James Gorden Bennett, editor
H3, tad proprietor of the New Yerk JfrniW,
Jif and tells him that be is a debauched and
i .mat te enter an honest home. It tells
ri:,..ttT '.erf.. "' .:!."
f,1 mis uubuiug tuai is uuw. jl neau biui tea
Qweet Bennett's past, which which the
Jppabllc is acquainted. It knows very
4weU that bis personal habits liave
Met been geed; just as it knows
;p, that Jay Gould is net henest. But knows
fetoe that the Jferahl has been a notably
ShVa mtAMm ' ki1 AliktfA tmvawtnl nnrl fhnf XTfl
S3 ?.' ". . ' " 7. ....
m ninnen a vices were net 01. iue mnu iu
.'lleentaminate his journal. It knows
pf farther that it is net an efllclent though
M'ytKt common plan.te meet an accusation
'"t by abusing the accused. The only way
r rer JU.uemu te satisfy the public, whom
,V be seems te want te Batisfy, is te show
Nn uiwncubg ud iiw(uiiua. li ud jaiuuu
4a' Mat he need net fear a prosecution, and
, should wish it. If there is any logic at all
$vfinhifl present frantic and feeble attitude,
U . '. i. - 1 111 . .1 t.i ..
Ki, R; it Is a confession of guilt ; and his cenclu-
xy vaiuvau uuijr ua avuiucu u tue dujiu31-
.h.lj 1 .- HMIJ.l l. t.A ..HHAnI
tuuawuikuia uuuuuune uueuiuiisiniuuu 01
S kt.ltlalit.Aaa "Xr.. Ilttir1 find liAa.i n
'. vuuuuuiicwi ui. mvuiu una unu ta
ii 'Streng man, gathering his millions nnd
K? earing nothing for public opinion. His
3 Munf wwMnl r.M If vIauhwI l.i nnnnA..
UC 'SKf " vO" " "l """V" iiivuiiuw
:Stlen with his peculiar way of seeking te
!? placate it, shows weakness in strong con-
ffiaImafr fy lita format aftvinrvtli
wasw 0ivugun
Z sja
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Matthew Arneld's Bitterness.
f;.J Matthew Arneld, in England, is referred
. 'Sir. .. ' . '
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' te as "an apostle of sweetness and light,"
ik-the reason for which is net apparent en
H 'ji 4tWs side of the glebe. "Whenever he talks
t4 vXOl America, or writes 01 Americans, tie
iKMems te condense as much bitterness into
ilf'hki criticisms as is possible. Ingland is
V,. anw dlsRiiMlnir hln urtlnln In 1.1m Anrll
ftjJ- ' "
; h.wv. w..w Afviviiii. viiiiij v..
, Civilization in Uib ITnitcil Ktntps ." Jfr.
4 Arneld says that civilization in America
,-T u lailure, because it does net satisfy
,v.;ier man in society iue true taw 0: numnn
VJS l IT- .. 1.-1 11 1 .
(prr.Bnire. jie ceuipiaina umi mi luxuries
tv'BHl ilftar AYPOiih nvafprfl anil Inn tlinf. I Iia
dabs are expensive ; that cab rates are
.prohibitive ; that tailors' and mercers'
eharges are a third higher than in Eng-4-,ld.
There are, he says, a hundred ether
lmtlar frrlAvnnrnq wlilnli lin mtnrM. men '
Htlea.
& j?.- It tfila IIvia f nrmtmenf la tArVr.taett.1a
-t' ta jw uu vs. uiuuivuv u 'jAuiaeiuiCi
) Tery serious cese might be made against
? ff Mr, Arneld himself. When he was In
t "hk country a few years age, he deliv
ered number of lectures, the prices for
.)lmrJxg which were enough te enable the
If leeturer te carry a large amount of Amer Amer
iem money home with him. Mr. Arneld's
ferttlet en this side of the water might
jTtry fairly say that his literary efforts
im dear at any price, for he left us no
ihmw thought, but considerable savaRO
"criticism as the result of his sojourn.
fy Yer one se wrapped about with the
,2mntle of testheticism, it is somewhat
i-odd te hear be much made of lleshly
J things in the shape of human feed. One
A j Blma hftma wiia nmnnrr Hm Atmnoenont
p r-JW WW w w iitM himwuk W Vf MUOdbCUV
:
might safely be expected te tolerate sliert-
1 twdngs of Uiis kind, but net se our crit-
'ieal Matthew. He likes two things about
vm: We de net put " Etqulre " after a
d's vui's name en the envelene nf n. lptir
jgtautd- American women, though their
'UM voices and intonation were displeasing te
vf his ear, bad for him the charm of a
fcJV Am ... . .. ...
j,' natural manner lacning totne Jingllsli.
'iaer distinction. The common and Jg Jg Jg
4inoble prevail. Even the landscape did
set delight him ; nor the climate, which
be pronounces harsh. Between the cli-
vr n, siMe 01 new liampshlre and the climate
Hif rieriaa he detected no distinction.
'Miff MP ta t.hnra nnv IiaqiiIv In M. r. Amnn
.H i especially severe upon the char-
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of the news in our journals, and
be perhaps has some justification,
.nk nrintji nnmn mrafrrnnhn nf l.lc .,-
ift'i- 7:7. " TT T "" iVl
Hssi expeiieuute. ji. aijuten paper made
' luaa tee old. A Chicago paper described
., Ms features as harsh, his manner essu-
xeilieus and his clothes as ill-fitting, a
Jfew Yerk paper published a facetious
fttclun of Chicago, attributed te him,
fad Mr. Medlll refused te believe his de-
1ei and pronounced him a cur. But I r-
WDJe of ibis, it is net fair te sweep away
Ml American literature at. ene fell blew.
He does net mention one American
writer with rtspect, nor make one excen-
ilea te the sweep of his contemptuous
fdasfinntien. Ter him Ilau therne has
K.Mttea ih vain. Emerien, whom he
1 patronized, is forgotten. Helmes.
1 ell hia wisdom and delirntA lmmn.
RaL.. .. i.. .!,.., i.,.,. """""t
, wmmn aujut iuuv aftate,iuv;iuues among
funny men wnose existence he
I a national misfortune. Lewell's
able satire, his poetry, his iene-
mtd authoritative criticism have
I laspi teed bis English rival.
la net, Mr. Arneld calls us a nation of
braggarts, aud surpasses Sir
Driuin in his SDleen. As Mm lui.
fAilleh letUrs , hi article in
the leading review meat attract much at
tention, but as such Is certain te bring
downupenhlm severe denunciations from
these traveled Englishmen whoknew the
truth. That this bitter English literary
lightweight Bheuld seriously endeavor 10
make the English world 01 leuen eew
that Americans are intellectually uncul
ttired and coarse in manners is almost In.
credible. The highest kind of prohibitory
tariff should be placed upon importations
of the Arneld type for the future.
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The Hew BeilBf.
The new administration of the muni
cipal affairs of Lancaster begins te-day
and te the faithful outgoing officials as
well as te the untried new incumbents of
efllce the Iktklt.iqencku sends greet
ing. Er.Maver Morten has left an excel
lent record behind him, which will re
quire a geed man te equal. .Mayer j.u
gerley enjoys high repute as a successful
business man, and he makes in his Inaug
ural address te councils a geed start in the
nr.tii of a faithful administration of his
ofllce. We trust that the new mayor,
ins appointees, anu au etners unutr tee
new city administration, will conduct
themselves with credit te their personal
reputations, and Willi nneyesingie 10 me
extensive and varied interests of the city
entrusted te their keeping.
Itaur.AKOKR might be a Napeleon new,
If he hail a mind ta .
DisArreiNTMKNT 1im been exprcMed
tint tbe late Jeaepb W. Drexel, el New
Yerk, left no public bequests of any con no ne
il u en co. Ilia muele library la ollerod te
IiOnnex library In New Yerk, and'lila flre
millions are divided botween hla widow
and four daughters
In Kurope mlnlitrles arn overthrown
with about as much compunction as tenplna
are knecked down. Tbe Danish ministry
has been overthrown en allnanclal bill.
Ui.uni are having a great bcim Just new
with tbe pelltlclsnu. About DO dolegater,
representing 20 Domeoratlo clubs el l'Jilla
delphla, took preliminary ateps en Hatur
tlay evening tewirds erganl7lnga lcague of
Ugmocratle elnlm el 1'eunsylvanla, It wta
resolved that an cxocutlve oetnmlttco el
ene nicinber from overyolub present and
from OM'ry club Ibat will ceme Inte tbe
loague be appointed. Tbla committee Is te
begin, as seen as possible, tbe work el ef
fecting; a systematic and thorough organ!
xitlen throughout tbe atate. It la pre08(d
te held a state convention.
IlisMAnci: was levonty-tbrce jcats old
en Sunday, and he ia still the "Iren chan
cellor." Tim International Council el Women, In
aesslen In Washington, bave adjourned. A
constitution has been adopted and ofllcera
eleeted, Frances 1C, Yv'lllard being chosen
proaldent.
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Tin: Philadelphia Tunes thus commis
erates the 111 fertune et Lancaster esuuty
In Its present prison beard :
Because tbe Inspector! or tbe Lancaster
county prison lese Ihelr tempera and aay
hard things te each oilier, they bave decided
teexcludu reporters from their meetings
and proceed In the star chamber aiyle. A.
hotter plan would have been te bave ro re ro
algned their ollleos and allowed men te till
thorn wbe knew that governors or any k Ind
should first I nam the art of governing
tboniBelvoa. Unfortunately they de net
aeeru te have thought of thlr. Under tbe
new arrangement tbey will be able te ex
haust tbe thieves' vocabulary and will pose
as gentlemen In the public eye. I'oer old
Lancaster !
Tim; New Yerk A'uii says that alnce Jan
nary 1, JS87, there bave been nearly 1,000
strikes In tbe United hitatea. Tbe data col
lated by Jlrtd.ilrc:Cn rolathe te the Btrlkea
for thoentlroyoarof 1SS7, show that there
were 8SI during that period, and alnce Jan.
1, 1&8, tbore have been upwnrd of 100
mere According te the labor atatlntlcs of
JlrmlilvH a there was an Inorease of mero
than KiO or cent. In atrlkea for 1687 aa com
pared with 1SS0 ; but from the governmen
tal statistics it appears that there woremore
In 1SS0. The discrepancy la probably due
te dlllerent methods of calculation and
onumeratlon, for both authorities announce
substantially tbe Hame llgure, a round f00,.
009, for the number of oinpleyos concernod
In tbe various strlkea Aa a whole, about
".8 per cent, or sometblng mere than one eno ene
third or tbe alrlkera In 1SS7, succeeded In
gutting tbelr demands or a compromise, as
against about 0 per cent. In lb$0, Hut
nearly 10.000,000 daya' work and wagea
wote losten acoeunt of ntrlktH.
Is the course eta remarkable arttcle by
l'roressor W. (1. Humner In the March
Coimepuhlnn, en the subject of "The First
Steps Toward a Millenium," he pouts out a
great deal of aatlre upon tbose who expect
the atate te de overy thing In tbe making et
geed citizens. Alter paying for the
common scboeU.tho taxpayer Is confronted
with tbe demand for text books and
stationery. After contributing te the
education of Lis poorer neighbor, he lanext
te be asked by tbe theery of compulsory
attondauce at school te force his unwilling
neighbor te nend his children te
aobeol. Next It 1b proposed that tbe
taxpayer shall again coma forward
and provlde trade schools or manuel
labor sehoelp. lie thus cencludes:
' A state can uovermako uionefany kind.
A state consumea men. New-born chil
dren are 'net Boldiers, or taxpayera, or la la
beierp. Years of coat of production must
be spent upon them before they cau be any
el these contributors te society. It Is tbe
weilc of tbe family, the church, ibe acboe),
and ether oduc&tlenal Institution, te bring
them up and make thorn as geed men as
possible, and then turn thorn evor te the
atate as cltbjnp. The Btate, tborelorp. deea
net make them ; It useh them up. It does
net produce, It ceaU."
PERSONAL.
Mits. Li.oehaM. ISauhv, organizer of
tbe weuien'a branch of tbe Knights of
Laber, lu 1881 was left a widow with threo
children and no nieauc. Te support her
cu nureu bee ouiainea ompleyuieut In n
knitting fuctety of Amsterdam, N. Y,
Here she uaw the practical advantages of n
combination of working women, uud be bo be
fere long aba was at tbe bean, et a woman's
KnlghtBer Liborerganlzitlon numbering
tHX) members. Hhe Is new the general In
structor aud lnventlgater et women's work
for tbe order. Hhe Is a hlender eman,
with an earnest, pleasing laoe.
I'lem ISteiy folel ivf His Ceinnu
comes the order ler SO'ZODONT. Aeerhts
such a amana arlsen for any article or tbu
toilet. Its most constant patrons are among
the sx born te be admired. Geed loeVs con
cllUte, beiuty fmiclnates. While letth de
nieie te augment personal cemellnetj than
any ether lacinl cbarnctortsUe. The lad'ea
knew this, and Hither te render tnecaarm
Instlutre- te cicure It wi.cn Munllnir, uinilv
80Z01)O.S'r.lhoine6telIectleot teeth rien
arilljm. Coltfjtenmtlcally. ,U,W
The dlftlciilty nf udmlnlgterlnij jmdlclnote
yeuiig c Uldren I untlitly ovenemu by u.Ihk
llr. Hiill'ki UhvKvKiin at...,...... "
i-rtcSc4nu.un ulueay tK lhu lllUoea"-
.r1,t,ii'h'"l.l..s Ine,t B,y8 causca by a tfck
stomach. Jelcaneally be curtd l.-ixader
Is thu romeOy l0r such cases. 1'rlce a cents.
T 1
A Bound lgal Opinion.
K. JUlnbrldse llundar, Kq.. County Atty..
Clay Ce.. -lex.. Tex .'buyB. "UttveeMxlKtrctrlc
JJltters with most happy reaulU. My brother
alie was ery low with Malarial tuver and
Jaundice, but was cured by timely use et thu
medlclnu. Am btuUHed Klectrle iTltters ib.Vee
hlsllle." -.
Mr. U. I.Wllcoxsen, of Herse Ca e, Ky adda
a like tesUmeny. Buying: llu positively be
lieves he would havu died, had it net been ler
Klfectrla liltters. ur
Thli great remedy will ward off, s well as
curu all Meltrlal DUeeses. aud for all Kidney,
l.lreranduuiuachUUerdersstauds unequal el
yer sale by our aaeut. H. Jl. Cechran.drugifUi
U7 andB. yuwuBL, lncMWr, ra. i
-iittiK IH I'MKNalLVABIA.
What Your FrlaaiU anil NlBileri Bay en a
Mntur of Altai ImpeiUnce,
Belew will ba found a sample of tharnultl tharnultl
tndeef loiters el encouragement Meirg, if.
It. Warner A Ce , el llecbeiter, N. Y., dally rtv
celre. Ttesubjolneil unsellelUd testimonials
are from jour rrlends and neighbors, lalles
and gentlemen yen knew ana estoem ler tlislr
honor and sltatghtforwaraness, and who
wenld scorn te be a party te ary deception.
What has been done for ethers can ba dena
rer you, and It Is lelly, nay setcldal, te longer
suffer wljejttte means ej recovery lie at your
very deer :
WaT FniLArjaLrniA, (37J8 Centre St.) Jan. 1,
l&es My grandmother suffered ten years with
kidney disease and Irritation of the bladder,
he could net walk straight nor could she
sleep ten mtun te sat a time, she haa several
doctors, bnt tbey all failed te gire her relief.
She took ' Warner's Safe euro "-.six bottles' In
all together with several bottles of "Warn
er's Bafo l'llla " and was cured. This was 4
years age and tbe hta been well ever since.
Iter name U Mrs. Mary Kvans, e.S7S8 Centre
street. West Vhlladelphta, l'a. All of my rela
tives as well ai mynell take " Warner's Bafo
Cere." 1 rcoexinend It ie all of my friends.
TUOMaSMUOHX.
Wat I'nir ADatriiTA, Pa , (832 N. 811 5U) nee
7. 1M7, I can most positively certify te the
merits of " Warner's Hale Uemodles." I sufTered
and was pronounced Incurable by prominent
physicians. As a lau resort, an a without fntlb,
1 commenced using "Warner's Safe euro"
and " " Tlppeoanee " with meat snrprlDlng ro re
snlta. DetaUs.wouldbe revolting It was ene
el the teverest cases en record. I will gladly
reply te any letter and will give particulars. 1
bope this statement will be the means et In
fluencing some ene U employ t he same means
for ihelr recovery, M.O. MALI) WIN.
CntSTM, l'a, (710 lllnksen HL), Jan.lB.lMt.
1 have been cured by the use of " Warner's
BafJ Cure " el a very sovere form of Udney
disorder attended with excrnclnllng pain se
that I wai unnble te be en my feet for any
length of time without the most unbearable
piln. I think "Warner's Bafo Cure" his
saved my lire. MRS. II a.111 11 A liUYD,
1'OTTSvitLa, l'a , Hee. II, 1837,-" 1 have tisid
half adosen bottles el Warner's HaTj euro "
and bave been grcaUy benptltcd by It, and no
o.ner moaicine can iuke us piace
SAMUUtiK. ACKKIt.
DiLi.M0WK, Pa, Dec 11,1817 "Watner's
Sife Homedles " are well recommended, and
1 knew my-elf tint tbey hive given me, ns
well aiotlier peep e, great rollet.
JAMtH K.TAMJll.
BrAimucwi, Waynot'e.l'a, Jin. t. 1R83.-1
bave taken a great many hollies of " Warner's
81 euro," mid can rece nmend It as -the lext
medtctne I have ever taken. "Warner's Sale
Cii'e " has dene inu much geed,
UKOIIGKII. (1AV.
BI'KClAh NOTWKH.
llucklen's Arnlcn Hairs.
Tna Hbst BALvaln the world for C'nta, Unities
Beres, Ulcers, Halt iih'um, Fuverbores.Tetter,
Cbapped Hands, rhllblatns. Cerns, nud all
Skin Kruptlens. nnd positively cures 1'lles, or
nepay rwiulnxU It Is guaruntefip te glvn per
fect sntlslacllen, or money refunded, l'rlce
1& cents per box. rer silo by II. 11. Cochran,
Druggist, Mes. 1S7 and 1J North Queen slroet,
Lancaster. Fa. June27 1yd
BUIUIH'BGUUK will linmedlatelr relieve
Greup, Whnepln CeiiKh and ntencMtls rer
Sftla by II. It Cochran, Uruggltt, Ne. 17 North
(juleii street. (7)
Threw Anity 1IU Uiuiclic
Huffercd I r 0111 rheumatism he badly hid te
uu crutches, but threw them uwHy hf.er up
plying Tiemnt' Jicltrtrle Oil te my lhntn. 1
new feel better than 1 have for jnirs " ". 1,.
(ilnes. MKltc street, Jlutrale. N. y. Korsle
by II. II. Cochran, druggldt, 137 and 13-J Neilh
ejnnrn street, Lnncestur,
WAiVAMAKKK'H.
It'uiLAOiLriiiA, Monday, April 2, lesi
Te be continued.
We thought te wind up the
Easter Holiday Occasion with
te-day and come back te the
work-a-day fashion of normal
conditions.
But tee many of our geed
fellow-townspeople pretest, and
we therefore will keep the store
in its present trim a few days
longer. And for these who may
still be strange te what we have
been doing we repeat the points
of special interest.
Heroic bust of Emperor
William of Germany. Chest
nut street entrance.
Crelters Cottage with the
wonderful carding and spinning
of wool and making of Shet
land Shawls by hand. East of
Chestnut street entrance.
Heuse Beautiful. .Second
fleer centre, eighteen rooms.
Furnished Kitchens in the
basement.
Spring Exhibition el Wraps
and Jackets, second fleer, Chest
nut street.
Spring Exhibition of Trim
med Millinery, Thirteenth and
Chestnut streets.
Dress Goods display. The
most remarkable merchandise
exhibition ever made. All
around the main fleer.
Isn't it curious ? A lady
asks why we don't keep fine
French Sateens in light grounds
and small figures, and all the
while there is an array of them
here, the choicest that the art
of Mulheusc can produce. The
asking will fetch them out.
We took a census of Sateen
styles some weeks age and
found 1,059 distinct patterns.
Many mere new. Our coun
ters arc a sort el Union Depot
for them. They come en con
verging lines from France and
New England, they go en di
verging lines te all desiring te
get the pick of the stock that's
biggest and best.
Just for your convenience.
Yeu will find at the Sateen
counter some albums of French
plates showing completed cos
tumes. Ask the salespeople te
show them.
Sateen quotations, i?4, 20,
25, 31, and Z7lA cents.
West et Main Aisle, north or centra.
Chillis, mero Challis. The
finest quality at 60 cents has
mere new styles, the next grade
at 50 cents has had a few of the
exhausted styles replaced by a
late arrival, and the lowest at
20 cents has been roundly re-enforced,
WAtTAHAKKWa.
Northwest el centre. "
Have you caught the glisten
ing of the Gloriesat or the shim
mer of the Mohair Glace and
Sicilienne? t "
Northeast ana southwest of centre.
A very unusual make of
French Balbriggan Underwear.
Net the very geed stuff usually
sold under the name; some
thing far better. Cemes te us
from the suburbs of Paris, the
work of a most' painstaking
maker. Like silk te the touch.
The neck bands of the shirts fit
the neck, net the shoulder as
commonly the case, and the
drawers de net bind at one
point and flutter at another.
They have te be ordered a year
ahead. A few retailers take all.
Wc have the Philadelphia
market, and yet the prices are
down a third. Just a triumph
of direct trading. ,
Men's Shirts and Drawers,
75 cents,' $ 1, and $2. Women's
Shirts only 75 cents. ,
There is luxury in a leek at
them.
Westel Cheatnut street entrance.
1 ime saving. Hew few men,
careful in dress, knew hew te
save time in dressing! One
most effectual way saves
worry, tee is te have Sus
penders en each nair of treu
sers. Costs nothing. Yeu only
buy several pairs of suspenders
at once instead el one at a time.
And new is the chance.
Can't explain hew, but we
did it. Bought 6,000 pairs el
Suspenders of remarkable re
tail value at 50c te $1, which
wc will sell at 25c. Very beau
tilul styles, some worth double.
some triple, some quadruple.
II you don't buy we conclude
that you don't need them or
don't want a bargain.
Centre aisle, near Market street.
Boek News for April. 52
pages. Crowded with welcome
words for everyone interested
in new lioeks or old Beeks.
Senater Chace, of Rhede Is
land, en "International Copy
right ;" Rev. Washington Glad
den en " Reading for Working
men ;" New Boek gossip by
Talcott Williams these are
some el the original articles.
Other timely topics tersely
treated. And the Wanamaker
price-list, of course. The por
trait is of Cel. Themas Went
worth Higginson. 5c. 50c a
year.
Near 1 hlrtcenth Mrcotentranco.
The weak spots of a Con
gress Shee arc the elastic side
gores. The easiest of all shoes
te get en and off, snug setting,
handsome, simple ; but rotten
rubber or peer work of some
kind in the stretch - pieces
usually plays the mischief. We
have been looking out for that
weak spot. Men's fine calf,
ha'nd-sewed Congress Shoes
(imitation laced), and the elas
tic guaranteed. The price $4.
We never before knew a shoe
of this grade te be sold for ee
little. All sizes ; widths A, B
C and D.
Market stixet lrent. westel Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
JIA1S.
VTKW HA'Itt IOK KAHTKK.
"Dunlap Hats"
ANU TIIK UKNOWNKD
" BOSTON BEAUTIES."
Correct In Mjle, rirst tn duality, Light In
Weight ami l'lUes UuatanUHHl.
A 81'KCIALTV MADK Or
YOUNG MEN'S HATS.
V u are prepireil te show Yeuuk Men Ire
Newtwt, I'riittienlniid I urgent Line In llie City
at the Very l.oweji I'rlces.
Sl'KCIAI. IIAUUAINUIN
Trunks and Traveling Bags.
Stauffer & Ce.,
LKAU1NU 1IATXKU8,
HI and !S Nerllt Qneen SI reel.
VGA J.,
jri U, MAHTJH, '
WIOXJMAUi AD M1AII niAlat IS
All Kinds of Lumber and Oea'.
erYADi Ne. 120 North Waterana Prluce
Btrecu. abeve Lemen. Lancaster. ES-lvfl
-pAUMUAKUNKH'M COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
Utries Ne 121 North QueeuStreet, ana Ne.
M North I'rtncw street
Yahda! Neitb frlnca Blreet, neariitaaing
Depot.
'IviatM I.ANOABTEU 1
jOAIj COAL. I
Pice of Ceal Reduced
AT
O. SENER & SONS,
CQH. fiilKOK A WALNUT BT8.
JanlV-ttd
A YKR'S OUKRKY PEOTOBAU
Every Household
Should haVe Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, it sarea
thousands et lives annnslly, and Is peculiarly
efflcacleas In Croup, Whooping Cough, and
Bere Threa'.
Atter an extensive practice el nearly one
third or a century, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Is
my cure for recent reMs and coughs I pre.
scrlbs It, and believe It te be the rery beat ex
pectorant new offered te tbe people."-Dr.
Jehn O. LevU, Druggist, West Bridge water, l'a.
"Seme years age Arer's Cherry Pectoral
cured me or aithtna alter the bfst medical
skill had tailed te give me relief. A few weeka
atnee, being again a IttUe trenbled with the
disease, 1 was promptly
Relieved By
the same Hernedy. I Kladlyefferthl. testimony
foruebenent of all similarly snitcted."-r.
II. Hauler, Kdlter Argui, Table Iteek, Nebr.
"for children anlleted with colds, cough.,
sere threat, or croup. I de net knew of any
remedy which 1 1 give mere speedy roller
than Ayer Cherry Pectoral. I have found It,
also, Invaluable In ca'es et whooping cough "
-Ann Lovrjey, 1251 Washington street, Bej.
ten, Mass.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has proved remark,
ably effective In rrnnpandlslnvalnibleasa
family medlclne."-D. at. Uryjnt, Chlcepee
rolls, Mass.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
ratr-ASKD nr
Dr. J. O. Ayer & Ce., Lewell, Maes.
Beidhyatl Druggists, l'rlce tlMjstx bot
tles $5 00. apHydAw"
AINK'H OHIiKHY COMPOUND
PAINE'S
Hi
CUUKS
NKUVUU3 rimSTIlATlON, NKKVOUS
HKAUACIIK, NKUltALOtA, NKUVOUS
WKAKNKflH, HrOMACII AND LIVRU DIS-
KA8K8, HIIKUMATISM, DYSt'JCPdlA,
and all Affections et the Kidneys,
WflAK NBRVB3.
l'AINR'd CBLFHY COMPOUND I. a Narva
Tonic which never falls. Containing Celery
and Cocea, tbose wonderful stimulants, ft
speclaly cures all nerveus disorders.
RHEUMATISM.
PAINK'fl CKLrilY COMPOUND purines
the bleed, it drives out the lactic nole, which
causes nhcnmntlsm. and rrnLerm inn l.innrt
making organs tnnhealthy condition. The
true remedy for ltheuiiiillsm.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
PAINK'J CRLK11Y COMPOUND quickly
restores the liver and kidneys te potfect
health. This curative power, combined with
Its ner e tonics, is why It Is the best remedy
ler all kldney complaints.
DYfiPBPSIA.
PAINE'S CKLKHY COMPOUND strength
ens the stomach anil quiets the nerves of
the dlKesllve organ. Tuts Is why It cures
even the wcrse cases of lj epepsU.
CONSTIPATION.
PAlNK'd CKLKHY COMTOIINl) Is net a
cathartic It Ida lata'lve, iflvlni? eavyanil
natural action te the bowels, uegularlty
surely Ie lows Its use.
Becommended by professional and business
men. tend ler nook.
Price, $1.00. Beld by Drugglsta.
WELLS, UIUUAIIDSON A Ce, Proprietors.
Ilurltnirten, Vt. (?)
AKK YOU CONSUAU'l'lVKT
USK
PARKER'S GINGER TONIO
Without delay. A rdre medldnal compost,
tten that euro, when all else falls, lias cured
the worst cases or cough, Weak Lnnvs, Asth
ma, Indigestion, Inwuid Pains, Kxbuuslleu,
bOc atDruggUtK.
IIINUKKCOICNS.
The safest. Bluest una beit euro for Cernp,
Hiiiilen., Ac. Steps all pain, husurei com
fort tn the feet. Ncer falls te cure. 15 cents
at DrugKLls. lllSCOi. a CO , N. Y,
yALUABLK MUUlUAli WOKK.
TRUTH,
Or the 8C1KVCK ey T.IKK. A VALUA1JLK
MKU1CALWOUK,
the only true description of this time en Man
hood. Nervous and Physical Debility, Prema
tura Decline, Krreis nf Youth, and the untold
miseries consequent te same, as well as an ex
posure nf quick" and their se-called medical
works, by which they victimize thousands,
and by tholrexuKeeraltngdlsoase, makes theso
peer sufferers lnsane. Kvery young man,
middle aged or old, should reaa this book. It
Is morn than wealth te them. Send two cent
stamp for a copy. Add roes,
l)lt.TROS.TUKKL,
KM North yeurth 8t, Philadelphia, Pa.
f 13 lyd
E
LY'H OKKAM BALM.
0ATARRH---aAY FEVER.
.LY'S CUKAM 1IALM cures Celd tn Head
Catarrh. Uesa Celd, liny rever, Deafness, Head
ache Price Ml Cents. KA1Y TO U3K. Kly
Bre's, Owego. N. Y , U. S, A. y
YOU WILL SAVK BIONKY, TtMK, PAIN.
TUOU11LK, '
And Will Cure OArAUUH, byUblng
ELY'S CREAM BALM.
A particle la applied te each nostril and la
agreeable. Price &e oenU at drugRlsts : br
mall, registered, ie eta. K LY HUG ni KUB,
sas u reen wlch St., New Yerk.
nevl5-lydAw
SAKK, SUKK AND Sl'KKDY CUHK.
Kupture, Varlcncele and Hiwclal Diseases
et either tex. Why be humbugged by quacks
when you can And in Dr. Wilght the only Uio Uie
clab rniHioiANlnPhllad'lphluwhe makes a
specially et the aonve diseases, and Cuius
Tu.mT cunxs OUARiNTS.i). Advice Iroeday
and evnn'.nir strangers can be treated and re
turn home sumo daj . unices private.
DK. W.U. WllIOHT.
Ill North Ninth Street, Abeve ltoce.
P O. Ilex b7J Philadelphia.
teliiVlydAw
BUM SI Kll JUCHOKTS.
"VyKTUEHILL,"
ATLANTK! CITY. V. .1 .
Ocean ud Kentucky Avonue.
Open ytbruaiy 1, te Nevembei I. Leck
llex iu3d,
. , . .. . . M.J.ECKElll'.
u nrl-3md Mar , J line. July.
A TliANTlO CITY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CUT), N.J.
(Popular Winter or Summer ) Largest
Jieim. M(Mt Convenient. Eleguutly ur
nlshed. Liberally Managed.
OPEN ALL THE KAU.
CIIA8. Meai.AUK, Prep.
W K. CeuiRAJ. Chief Clerk. feb22-6iud
A TI.VNTIO U1TY, N. J.
HOTEL NORMANDIE,
(1 orderly Hetel Ashland.)
NOV:UPEN.-Wl
KKKUUMdllKI). . UEMODKI.ED.
KKNOVATED.
JOS. K rLANIUEN, .la.
marl lmd.Mar,Apr,July,Aug.
NKVKWBAK.
Vl'KN KVKKY KVKN1NQ KXOICPT
8UNDAY.
81L t HANDKKltClUKrS AND MUrfLdta
AT ElllBMAN'S.
CELLULOID AND LINEN
COLLAKaAND UUrfll
AT EUISMsN'S.
MEDtUAlED "
UNDEHSIIUITS AND DUAWK11S
AT EKISMAN'.I.
Don't lercut te leek at our
NECKTIES
AT EltlaMAN'B
MO. 17 WESTttlNU BTKEXT.
CELERY
COMPOUND
?,
QTANDAUD CRKW1NQ TOBAOOO.
DOYOUCHEW?
ID IN GET
THE BEST
-WHICH IS-
Finzer's
Old Honesty.
Genuine Has a Red H 0 in Tag en
Kvery Plug.
OLD HONESTY U acknowledged te be the
PUKE8T and MOST LA8T1NQ pteee Ot
8TANDA KD CHEWING TOBACCO en the
market. Trying It Is a better teat than aay
talk about It, Glveltafatrutal.
M-TOUKDKALKHBAS P1VW
nevlMydAw "
njir seum,
Q.lVIiER'H NEW BTORR
GIYLER'S
NEW STORE
NOW' OPEN.
Every thing New tn DKKSS GOODS.
Kmbrelderet and Uralded Hobes.
Melrer, Bilks and Batlnr. Dry Goods.
Heilery, Gloves and Underwear. Em
broideries. Battens In the Newest
Styles and Celers at All Prices. Come
and Bce Oar Goods, Compare OUlt
Prices.
JOHIT S. QIVLER,
Neb. 6 & 8 North Queen St.,
,, liANCASTKU, PA.
mirlOljd&w
H
AQER & BKOTBER.
SPECIAL.
DRY GOODS,
lager & Brether,
25-27 West King Street,
LANCASTEU, PA.
Large Trade Sales by manufacturers and Im
porters In New erk the past week gave us
the opportunity, and we embraced It, te Pur
cease for Cash, Large Lines of French and
American DUE3S UOO DS, made and Imported
ter this season s trade, in all the Desirable
New Celers, which we will sell at the Lewost
Price ever known ter same qualities.
lOaae Colored Freneb Bebastopel,
Value 75c, Prlce 5'c.
I Oaee Colored Freneb Bobas'.epol,
Value l 0, Price 62ye.
1 OaBO Colored Freneb Oaebmere,
Value 75c, Prlce 50c.
1 Oase Colored Camel 'a Hair Bege,
Vatue85c, Piicoteo.
1 Oase English Weel Boge,
Value 75c, Pilco 50c,
1 Case Blaek Bebastopel,
Value 75c, Ptlcetoe.
1 Oase Blaek Froneh OaBbmore,
alue 75c, Prlce Wc.
LAUQE QUANTITIES OP
Dress Goods.
6c, Sc, 10c, KXc
Hest Values In BLACK SILKS, 750, ISe, U00
m
Best allies In BLACK AND COLOBEDUUA.
DAMES.
Best Values In BLACK AND COLOUED
SUUAUS.
INDIA SILKS AND BENG ALINiS.
CO-lnch AULINGTON BU1TINGS.
46 Inch WOOL HENllIETTAS.
46ln:hSILK WAUP HENUI ETTAS.
KKOCHLIN'S rUKNCH SATINES.
SCO'ICH AND AMEUICAN GINGHAMS.
AMEltlCAN BATINES,
CUA4YCUEPE AND CHALL1ES.
BLACK GOOUS VOU, MOUUMNG.
Aj-lhe abeve will ba found correct and
without misrepresentation he common In the
adverlUements el the day.
HAQER & BROTHER.
SIAVIUNHUY.
TpATTKKNH, MODVIM, ,te.
Central Hacbine Works,
COHNKti or
GtiANT ANDC1IE1S1IAN STUEET3,
(Bearer Court Heme). LANCAbTKU, PA.
KnRlurs, Itellerr, Machinery and Bepairlng,
Patterns, Drawlpgi, ireu and Brass CaJllug.,
etn.
Best equipped Macilne and Pattern Shep
In Iberliy lerlight erk.
ruoed Werk, Promptness. Ueasonable
Cuarges. dtc3 Ud
TOBACCO.
CLOTBlltO, t(7.
JNFORMATION.
TotheMaboatOrdenngfprlng Clethes. U
yen want te nave Meney anil pePleaaed,
iem abeat Ord
intioaaveMe
a
flOIO-i
ASKEW'S.
eW-lyd
-DJAHTER NOVELTIEH.
HAGER ft BROTBBR.
MEN'S fUBHSHIMS.
Easter Novelties
IK
N
ECKWEAR
PLAIDS, STBlPfS AND SPOT EfFETS.
Beautlrut Colorings, Correct Shapes,
60c ,740. and 11 03.
FOPULAK &TYLEs1nNKW NECK WEAB,
250
White Strings and Dndu Ties (Tull Dress), All
Widths.
BLACK NKCKWEAB A BPECI ALTT.
Pafls, Tecks and reur-ln-Hands, In Otteman,
I Bilk and .Satin.
HAGER & BROTHER,
36 & 37 "WB3T KINO ST.
XMMENyE ASSORTMENT.
L (Jaoseiiin k Bre.,
S.W. COll. N. QUEEN 4 ORANGE SW.
IMMENSE ASSOKTMENT, NEW YEATUUES
E.XOLUB1VE BTYLES.
SKBVICKABLE GOODS MAUKXDAT
Reck Bettem Prices.
GET THE MOST roil THE MONEY.
112, til, 110 Suits te order, quality ittlclly
Ali-wool Casslmeres and Sretcb Cheviots.
13, 115, 11 Suits te order In attipe Plaids and
Checks, strictly All-wool.
Sis, tie t Suits te order, best or All-wool
Imported Worsted,
RO. 27, 1)5 Prlnce Albert Butts made te
order. Trlmmed and made In elegant style
i-wool COKBtmore Panta te erder at as GO,
It oe it.re and as oe.
All-wool worsted pants te erder at 15 oe,
5 CO, 16 00, 17 00, 13 00. O W)
rer Klorteu j continuation bce cur two win
dows full et
I
Newest Spring Goods Only.
sr-Hemember comfort and satisfaction gees
with every purchase made.
L, GANSHAN & BRO.
H
IRSH it BROTUEK,
One of Finest Sights te Be Seen
in Lancaster
is tiik 11 unuK show i.devvs
or
Hirsh & Brether.
WINDOWS 1, 2, 3,
Contain IhATatestStyleser WOOLKNPIEOE
GOODS which are for making
Clothing te Order.
WINDOW 4
8h3W8 a Ntce Display Ot MEN'S CLOTHING,
bolugasinell selectlnn el our
Beady-made Stock.
WINDOW 6
Is a Nice Exhibition erGKNT'S NECK WEAB.
Thu variety speaks for Itself.
WINDOW C
Shows GoeH Humpies or DKhSS and CALICO
BIIIU1B trem 55c. Upwards.
WINDOW 7
Is n Geed Description et BO 18' and CI1IL-
DUEM'dbllllS. 'ihe largest aiaeitininta
ever seen In this city.
WINDOW 8
Has the I.ntest Stjlea or flPBINGJWOOLEN
BlllltTtt. Undoubtedly tnelaigcst
variety tn Lan caster.
M'INDOW 9
A i Ine Assortment el PANTALOONS.
WINDOW 10
Displays ALISRS, BATCIIKLH, TltiVEL.
INU BAGSandTUUNKd.
WINDOW 11
IsaKull Llnent CALICO SIIIKT', 2 Cellarr,
Linen Besoms, Past Celers, 50c. tucb.
"Kverythlng is markel way down ler
Easter,
HIRSH & BROTHER,
THH ONE-PRIOH
Olethiers, and Furnishers,
COU.N. QUEEN 8TKKRT ANDCENTltE
WUUAKK. LANOAHTKK. PA.
OUI'ERIOR QUAL11Y
MUSICAL BOXES.
, HKNBY GAUT8CUI A SONB,
Ne. 1030 Chestnut Street, - Philadelphia.
Examination will preve enr Instruments
far superior ie any ether make, net speaking
of the worthless trash that abounds In thu
market, seen being of mere annoyenco thin
pleasure te their owners. Old and Imper
fectly made MuhIc Bexes caretully repaired
bv experienced workmen trem thu manufac
tory In Switzerland. Correspondence sellcluid.
bend stamp ter caUlegue and price Hit.
nev22-lydAw
IANO AN D ORGAN TUNING.
It will piy yen te walk up one flight of
stairs te seu hew nicely you can have your
riane or Or-feiti Bepalred.
Viz - Bestrtnglng, Entire New Works put In.
Casts llevaruLbeil and Polished s fcoed a.
new. Your yeliew aUceUrtd Ivery, or keys
made perteetly white, by a newly dl.ceveied
process. This can all be done at
Ncfl.38 and SO Bast King Street,
Bocend Eleor,
Over Btackheuse's Shoe Stere.
WM. H. MANBY& SON.
flJlyd Lxncaater, Pa.
ftSWA-