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TUB INXKLLiaiNCKR,
Lancaster, Pa,
Telephone Connection
Tlie Supreme Court's View.
The supreme court has reversed tlie
judgment of the lower court in Philadel
phia, in the case of Sjlvester N. Stewart,
calnstihe Philadelphia Press for libel
in printing an account of his business,
which the plaintiff claimed damngcJ him
In tb.e eyes of the community.
The court puts the decision upon the
ground that there was no malice shown,
and that the publication was a privileged
communication. In passing upon the
latter point, the court reiterated a posi
tion it took in the case of Brlggs versus
Garrett III, Pennsylvania 401, where it
was said that a 'communication te be
privileged must be made upon a proper
occasion, from a proper motive, nnd
must be based upon reasenable or prob preb
able cause. Where se made, In geed
faith, the law does net imply malice from
the communication Itself as in the ordin
ary case of libel ; actual mallce must be
proved before there can be n recovery.
And whether a communication be privi
leged or net is a question for the court,
net the jury.'
The court has thus made a decision
Which commends itself te the public
souse of justice. It decides that a man
engaged in the business of teaching can can
net claim damages from a newspaper for
correctly reporting his statements te its
reporter. One would think that them
ought te have been no question as te
that; yet the court seems te con cen
aider it nesessary te place its de
cision upon the ground that a teacher is
le a quasl-eniclal relation te the public,
giving it concern with his business and
making his statements such as it is privi
leged te publish.
In these days, the law maybe well con
tent it it secures truthful publications
from newspapers. It is very hatd te draw
the line between what is proper nnd what
is Improper te print for public informa
tion. A great deal is printed that Is im
pertinent and which the public has no
business te knew. It Is a hopeless under
taking te bind all newspapers down te
legitimate news. It seems hopeless even
te confine them all te the truth ; but this
at least Is a tangible limit te put te their
enterprise.
m m-im
The Future of Morocco.
Morocco is a great country in Its way.
It is net a very lovely way te western
eyes, but after all it may net be se far
Inferior te our own style of greatness as
We imagine. Meers, whose ancestors
were driven from Spain, and Jews, whose
forefathers were expelled from Europe,
when both were far In advance of tbe
European nations, have here yielded te
the rest-inviting climate, and generation
by generation slipped baek te the level of
the dark ages. Wild Ainb horscmeuof
the plains, and fiercer nnd mere lawless
Berbers of the mountains are as their
fathers were many centuries age, nnd any
change for the better must be by a change
In their very nature, which naliens have
seldom reached save by a religious
upheaval. These races are bound together
by a Mohammedan despotism unworthy
of the name of a government. Each tribe
and village and town is under n man who
bolds every life In his power and whose
own life and fortune are nt the mercy of
trie governor of the province.whe In turn
Bust give up his head, if wanted, te the
sultan at Fez, the high priest, supreme
judge and absolute owner of everybody
-and everything in a country larger than
Prance. The people are densely ignorant
aa we measure knowledge, profoundly re
ligious as they understand religion, and
superbly brave as all men estimate
bravery. Their most able and enlight
ened men refuse te admit that with all
our progress we are really far in advance
of them. We travel fast and very far ;
we read many books and papers, mostly
foolish and useless ; we talk a great deal,
work a great deal and rest very llttle ;
but we die just ns seen, and are our lives
any happier ? The placid follower of
the prophet thinks net, and sees better
justice in the sudden and terrible " lex
talienis " of his country than in the de
vious ways of European law. That
tyranny and injustice prevail, he will ad
mlt, but " Allah will punish the unjust
judge, and will yet remember his faithful
people." It Is this profound religious
feeling of the people that gives best hope
for their eventual civilization.
It finds vent in a most impressive way
in the wild precessions of delirious
fanatics, through the streets of Tangier
and Fez, which Europeans have watched
with horror and pity. It is a kind of
lunacy, but minds capable of such n vie
lent panic of reason under thought et
Immortality are worthy of respect. Shall
we Bend te this people cannon and bay
onets or locomotives and telegraph wires ?
Tulplt and l'ress.
Rev. Dr. A. J. Kynett, befere the
meeting of the Methodist Episcopal
preachers of Philadelphia, en Mecdiy,
poke en the relations of the press and or
the pulpit te Christian civilization and te
moral reform. lie referred te the factthat
there are 11,000 weeklies and 1,000 dally
newspaper! in the United States, the
readers for these aggregating forty mil
lions of people. He fixed thn volume or
the pulpltpartly from the number of mm.
liters, which Is 95,000 who are In actual
employment. The number of churches
in the United Slates is 122,000, making
the number of pulpits about 100,000, with
as average of about three services a week
and 300,000 discussions. He estimated
that there are thirty millions of hearers
under the administrations of the pulpit.
The reverend speaker then urecpedwi
te assail the press and charge it with be-
jg.wme-serviDg, conscienceless and de
YOtedfe&jy te money. making. Inques Inques
tiens et merailtyi he charged the press
with dealing wTttrbem as questions of
policy chiefly. In ether words, he ai
serta that newfpipcr editors only discuss
sural problems from the stand-rxinT of
tneir pockets and their amotiens. It is
a grave charge and would be worth seme
consideration if it were net for the fact
that the clergy, et all people In the world,
are the last te appreciate the mission of
the editor. When they succeed in get
ting frte advertisement for all the church
enterprises, extended notice of nil the'r
services and sermons, they think te dis
miss the newspapers with a lordly sweep
of the hand as emissaries of evil. It is
ungenerous for them te de se and unjust.
Wrong.
The supreme court of the United States
has nfllrmcd the constitutionality of the
anti-oleemararIno statute et Pennsylva
nia. It has declared that the right et a
state te prohibit the manufacture et an
article et feed is a portion of the " ppllce
power " et the Btates. Hereafter If'a
stupid legislature declares bread nnd
milk unfit articles of feed In order te
boom the sale of meat and vegetables,
the United States supreme court will
probably Eay that as the " police power "
of the state has se decided, it cannot in
terfere. Itis a wrongful decision, and if it were
made twenty times ever, it would net
convince sensible people that honest oleo
margarine is Inferior as an article et feed
te bad butter.
Tn B latest cabinet rumor la that MlniiHr
Phelps and Seoretary Whitney mty ei-
cbange places,
Tin: Republican small fry will net get he
much money out et this Republican pri
mary, it will go la big lumps this year.
Tm:ni; la a geed dost of cheap Republl
can talk about luppreased vetea In tbe .Seuth,
The New Yerk Kvening J'est 11 ml a en ex
amining tbe returns of the last election
that the vete cast for the two Flerida con
gressmpu averagea 28,388 for each district,
whereaa In Massachusetts In the aame eloo eleo eloe
tlon the dlstrlets avoraged but 20,442
votera. In Rtrnstable county in tbe latter
state but n trills mere than one-thlrd of tbe
votera went te the polls. The othortwo ethortwo othertwo
thirds, according te Ferakor logic, bave
been supprossed. Ma'sachussetts, en the
basis of the actual vete cast, has tbroe mera
congressmen than It la entitled te. ltesh t
A iiwmeMK monument te Oeneral
Lafayette la te be created In Lafayette
Hquare, Washington, and the comtnltalen
appointer! by Congress have just decided
that besides a central atatus of Lafayette,
thore shall be four subsidiary statues, two
of olllcera of the French array and twoef the
French navy. -The c Ulcers selcoted sre
Admiral Count d Kitalngand Lieut. Uen.
Count doUrasie, el the French navy, Maro Mare
chat of France) tbe Count de Hoehaaibeau,
and Marecbal de Camp the Chevalier I)u I)u
pertall will ropresent the army.
lner. William Mim.kk writes te the
Raltlmore A'iih, en the subject of physical
education, that every school should have a
RyiunaHluti, also a oempoton'. instructor,
which Is the preper tnanner et Introducing
physical training. Ladlea' schools through
out Uurope and Australia, also In vatleus
parts of Amorlea, are fitted with appliances
sutlable ler tbe fair Bex, and It would be
well for theso that have no gymnasiums
te take pattern alter this, as light gymnas
tics anu caiiatuonie oxerclsoa are tbe means
of producing health, beauty and amuse
ment.
Tub Philadelphia J.eilger, which speaks
as ene having autuerlty in Ilepubllcan
clroles, says : " We are net euro that the
late convention of the representatives of
the ilepubllcan clubs, held In New Yerr,
propesod exactly that sort of education ler
our young tneu who are coining te the front
as voters. Unlesi we mlsunderatand the
principal objaetot that body, It was that et
Including the' new class or votera te Jein
campaign clubs for display and demonstra
tion te march through, the stroeti in uni
form, curylng banners and torelioj, and
kesplng step te the inusle of tbe bnnd.
Thore in no oducatlen In that, or, If there 1m,
we doubt II it lset s desirable sort, The
yeuug nien wlioentnr polltles threuh the
deer of tbe campaign elub are ratlier mero
likely than net te uouslder thomselves In
training ler publloelllon, and, by vlrtue of
wearlng the party's unllerm, marehlnsr,
carrying a dirty lamp nnd shouting tbera tbera
Belvps honrae at public moetlngs, as having
claims upon tbe party or loadera for plauus
under the federal, atate or loeal govorn gevorn govern
mont. They could hardly lay out for
tbotmelvos any woree plau of political llfe
than lha."
Tin: Phlladolphle Vrcss will never be
charped with having been unduly Irlendly
te Mr. Garland In tbe llorce attack that was
made upon him by the Pan-Kloctrie gang
Yet the Washington correipomlont of the
JVmj makes this honest admission new :
"Proaldent Cleveland Is umiuoatlenBbly
strenger with ins party for Btandlng by At
torney General GarUnd through the Fan Fan Fan
Kleotrle seandal than If he had purged his
administration et It by asking him te re
sign. It shows a quality that many of the
Democratic leaders feared be did net pos pes
sessthat of con thre te stand up ler his
IrlemlB when they are under llre. The
whole miserable biiBlnesH will net, proba
bly, oause 1,000 DsmecraU In the whole
country te vete against Cloveland, whlle It
will glve n great many tlmes that number
conllJeuce lu his lldellty te the party."
PEItSONAL.
Gkoiiei: n. Schmidt has defeated Hiram
loungler Kepubllean delogate te the na
tional convention from Verk county.
MAYOiiNenu,, et Yerk, Intimates that
thu tchoel tax for the next year would be
about ene-half that of last year'a rate cf
Beveu mlllu. The red rese city cannot
show up equally well.
Dki'i-tv Hiikiuit Chaulkm P. Don Den
Nkt.lv, el Philadelphia, w elected chair
man et the Democratic city committee, suc
ceeding ltobert 8 Patterson. He Is a close
I ereual and political frleud el Mr. Ilar
rlty. I)n. Mctli.YNN, at a meeting of the New
lerk Antt-lnerty Hoeioty en Sunday,
said: 'The chief obtcle te religion in
Italy Is the hated temporal power, bolstered
up by u pope, cardinals and mouMgnerl.
Thcre are the enemies of religion who bave
driven the people et Italy te rebellion, and
It is the Bsine in Hplu and Krauce, Ger
many and Portugal."
HKATiucrs, yeungest ilnuRhter of Quecn
IcteriB.ts married te Alexander's brother,
Henry Itatteuberg. The German eniper.
pr's dtiigliter Is a nlcce of this couple, ler
her mother, the ninpreav, is a slstoref
Iloatrice. Alexander 1h, therefore, already
by murrlage, uncloef his prospective bride,
brother-in-law of Ueatrlee, her aunt, and
as husband of the latter'd niece, would be'
ceme bis own nephew.
Cahdisai, GmueNs called upon Presi
dent ClevelHnd en Monday and presented
lum with au autograph letter from tbe Pepe,
lu which tbe latter extends his thanks for
the present rccently sent him by the presi
dent. I ,p '"u-tontue pepe renews the
askurauce of bU thanks te Mr. Cleveland.
wishes him peace and prosrerlty, and pravi
for the Amerlcan peeple and their enuntrv.
tbei-orpetuatioiiIotthe'innlitutlouBOtllusitv
and the plentltude el Ged's favcr.
Hi:njami.v Uamus BnnwsTEii'N will
was admitted te probate In Philadelphia en
Monday, it bequeaths tbe entire estate.
Frank It. KavIdKe ler the benellt el his
only bed, llenjimln Harris llrewater, Jr..
who Is new 10 years of age. The principal
Is te be paid te young Mr. Ilrewster when
be attains the age el thirty jears. Durlnir
his minority fe mueh el tbe Income as le
necessary U te be app led for bis support,
education and maintenance. Frem the
tlme be reaches his majority mull he Is
thirty years of bke tbe executer, Mr. Hav.
Idge, Is te py ever te thesnn all tbe Income
aud profits ci the estatp. Thore Is a prevls
ten that should "be die under (hi see of
thirty years without isdue, erafWr attain-
lniP thltt airA ltf tthmilfl HU .!.... ,
and Intestate, then I give, devise and be-
eueath the whole ostate te the Hlstera of Bt,
Francis, bselnlely In fee simple, te be
used by them ler tbe care .of the nick In
their hospital."
m
Iteplnra rare guaranteed by Dr..T. 11 Mayer,
Ml Arch street, Philadelphia. Ease atonce,
no operation or delay from business, attested
by thousands of cures after ethers tall, ad vice
fron.send fnrclrcular. inatlO-ljdw
WANAiTAKEll'U.
l'siLADSLrpti, Tuesday, April le, ism.
Merrily as a mill stream
prices Hew between the banks
of Dress Stuffs.
Summer Cleths in variety,
plain, checked, and mixed.
White-capped Glial lis, 20 te
60c ; creamy Cashmere, 50c te
$1.25; shimmering Mohair,
50c ; and se en te the white
fancies for Infants' Outing
Cloaks. Then that little world
of cottens: Ginghams 10 te
50c, Sateens 10 te 37jc,
Chintzes 7 te lajc, Seer
suckers 5 te 25c. Bastiste
i2c, Crazy Crepe i2c
every one a trade triumph.
Hcntietta. Weel grafted en
Silk. Longitude silk, latitude
wool. Genuine mulberry-leaf-silk-worm
Silk ; no-mistake-sheep
Weel. Each fibre gains
from its yoke-fellow. A mixed
fabric without the faults of
mixed fabrics. Ne rant or
bluster about Henrietta, Blue
blooded but modest. Black
and colors two colors -for
every finger en both your
hands. Black, 75c te 4 ; col
ors, $1.25 and $1.50.
All - wool Henrietta, tee.
Plenty ei friends. Same colors
as the silk-and-wool.
reulhenst of contre.
Linen Lawns arc daintier
than ever. The firm but deli
cate touch of simplicity is en
their sheer, white folds. A bud,
a bit of branch, a tiny floweret,
is all the pattern, but that is
everything. 24 in., 22, 30, and
35c. Colored grounds, light,
blue, pink, dark blue, and black,
with white figures, 40c. White
Linen Lawns, 24, 29, 32, and
34 inches, 20 te 75c.
Table Linens show signs of
bpnng weakening in prices.
German Cream Damask, 64
inches, 50c; 74 inches, 75c.
Napkins te match, 1 pinch,
$1.10; 2e-inch, $1.50, 23-inch,
$2 a dozen. Your chance for
them will be small after the
hotel people find them out.
Fine White Damask, $1,
$1.25, 1.45, $1.50, $1.65, $2.
Full width German Linen
Damask Lunch Sets, pure
white ; cloth 2 yards long,
1 2 matching doilies, $4 the set.
Unbleached Irish Damask,
62 inches, 50c.
S.utliwcat el centre.
As rich Black Spanish Gui-,
pure Flouncing as you're likely
te come across. Extra heavy
weight, and every pattern bold
ly outlined with the heavy silk
thread. New patterns, tee
away from the roses for once.
40 in., $4. Other Black Span
ish Guipures, same width, from
$1.
Black Chantilly, 40, 45 inches,
$1 te $10.
Narrow Black Chantilly
Laces at eye-opening prices.
We have never before known
Laces se cheap.
BouthweH of centre.
If you are thinking of Class
Pins, Class Rings or Badges,
Lace Pins, Breeches, Scarf Pins,
or any one of the hundred
artistic bits rich from the sub
stance, rich from the work
that go as jewelry, we've a long
counter that you shouldn't skip.
Bring along the out-of sorts
watches or jewelry: vc put
them te rights with special
care.
Northwest of cuii' 10.
The Cleck corner. A sparkle
with new Timers only a hint
of the old. Practical, trusty
every-day Clocks, clean-faced
and honest-handed, for as little
as a safe Cleck can be had for.
Cloud-kissed Onyx Clocks,
with an echo of Paris Boule
vards in every tick the top
notch of elegance. Every
proper sort between :
Nbw French Onyx Clocks, la te IM
r-w Krencli Mm bio Clocks, ilj te .
A 1 uen can Mtm'el ;lecki. ts w u tli.lu
Mcel and lirenrj Aeviilly Cleck, 95c.
We mean that your Cleck
money shall de its most for you
here,
Or your money for Bronzes.
Fair prices en fancy priced
things. Single figures fit for
clock tops, 90c up ; side pieces
from $5 a pair.
Nar J unlper uect entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
OOD'S BAH3APAR1LLA.
Keep the
We bclleve Heed's Bampaxtlla Is tbs vary
beat tnedtclne te take te keep the bleed pure
andteezpel the Rornuef crofula.ssitrhenre,
and ether potions which canse semneh suffer
Ing, and soencror later tindormlnalbegeaeral
health. By ID peculiar euratlTO power, flood's
Sampatllla Hiengthcns lhe system whUelt
eradlatts disrate.
'Karlr last spring I waa very much ran
down, had nerreas headache, ftlt miserable
and all that. I took Heed's Barsapartlla and
was mnctj benefitted by It. I recommend It
te my friends." Uaa J. M.Tatics, HUKnclId
Avonue, Cleveland, Ohie.
Heed's Saraaparllla
" for a first-class iprlrf medietas my wife
and I both ttlnk very highly of Heed's Bar
saparllla. We both took It last spring-. It did
us a erat deal of (reed and we bit better
through the het weal her than aver before. It
cured my wife of sick headache, from which
she has suffered a great deal, and relieved me
of a dizzy, ttied feeling. I think every one
ought te lake something te purify tke bleed
botero the het weather comes en, and we shall
certainly taknlloed'sPanapailllatbla spring."
J. 11. 1'KiRcs, Supt. Granite Railway Ce , Cen
cord, N. II.
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Heed's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all drnrg'sU. Iltslx fer5. I'repared 1 Beld by all druggists, lit slzferts. rrepircd
etily by C. I. 1. ODD A CO., Apothecaries, I only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apoltecarlos,
Lewell, Mast. I Lewoll, Mass.
100 Doaea One Dellar. I IOO Dosea One Dellar,
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OOD'S HARHU'AHlLIiA. KOR BALK
nes. 137 ana ix North gueen St., Inncaster,
AOAMS KXPRKS3 COMl'ANV.
Letter Frem the Assistant foreman of the Ue
lltety Department A Subject In Which
Tlieuinndi Are Deeply Concerned,
About five yea's age I snrTered f join painful
urination and great pain and weakness In the
lower part of my back, pain In the limbs, bad
tastn tn the mouth, disgust at feed, and great
menial and bodily dopreiston.
I live at 211 Yerk etrent, Jersey City, and en
arriving heiin ene night 1 found a copy of the
hhul.tr Alminnc that had been lcftdurlng the
day. 1 read the article, " What Is the
DtsensQ that Is Coming Upen Ust" It de
scribed my symptoms and feelings better
than 1 could If 1 had written a whole book.
My trouble was Indeed "like a thief In the
night," for It had been stealing upon me un
awares for j ears. 1 eentlorabettloof Bhsker
Kit met et Keets, or Bolcel's Syrup, and befere
I had taken one-half of it 1 felt the welcome
relief. In a few weeks 1 was like my old self.
I enjoyed and digested my feed, lly kidneys
seen recovered tene and strength, and the
nrlnary treuble vanished. I was well.
Millions of peeple noed tome medtclne sim
ply te act en tba bowels. Te them I commend
Bltaker Kxtract In the strongest possible
terms. It Is the gentlest, pleasautest, safest
and surest purgative tn this world. Tee most
delicate wemen and children may take It. One
point mern: I ha veal I the mere confidence In
this medicine because It Is prepared by the
Shakers. 1 may claim te be a religions man
myBelf andadmlrolheBhakors for tbelrxeal,
consistency nnd Hlrlet business Integrity.
What they make may be trusted by the pub
lic. W. II UA.LU
Fer sale by nil drnggltts and by A J. White,
M Wnrren street, New Yerk.
febSl ld.twTu,Th&S
IA INK'S OKLKRY COMPOUND.
PAINE'S
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The Nervous,
The Debilitated,
The Aged.
A NKllVK IOMU.
Celery nnd Cncna, the prominent tnvrc
dlenlx, are the best and mti'Bt hervoTenlc.
ItstreiiKthnns and (julets tlie nervous sys
tem, curing nervous Weakness, llysterli,
Hleeplesgtiuss, Ac.
AN AImtATlVK.
It drives nut the polannetH humors of lhe
bleed purifying unit enriching U, and se
overcemlnKtlioNO diseases resulting Hern
Impeveilshci! bleed
A1.AXAT1VK.
Acting mildly lint surely en the bowels It
cured habitual cnnBtlpatlen, and promotes
H regular hnbtt. llklreu;thensthestetuacb,
nnd aids dlgostleu.
A DIUUKTIU.
In Its composition the best and most active
diuretics of lhe Materia Medlca nre com
bined icleuttneally with ethr effective
lemedlcs for diseases el the kidneys. It
can ln relied ou le gtve quick relief and
spoedy euro.
Hundreds of tnrtlinnnlnM have been received
from persons who have ued tlilj remedy with
ruinitrltabtu tienetu. Bund for circulars. Hiv
ing full particulars.
lTlee, 11.00. Beld by OruggUts.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO,, Prep's,
llUULINtJION, VT.
lanlMvdAw(l)
PAINK'S OKt.KRY COMPOUND
VOII HALS AT
II 1l.C03iiKAn'dlliUa STOltK,
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nprl-'Jind.tw
ri 4.1-.1, AWD HKH
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PaOCHESTER LAMP,
BlxtyCandle-Ltghti Ucata them all.
Anether Let of UI1EA1' ULOllEB (ertiaa an
Uliaiovea.
THB " PBRFEOTION "
'.IAI, MOULD1NO A UUISUKU CUSHION
WEATHERSTRIP
lkmt them all. This strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold. Step rattling el windows.
Stxclude lhe dusU Keep out snow and ruin.
Anyone can apply It no waste or dirt made
in applying It. Can be nttea anywhere no
holes te bore, ready for use. It will net split,
warn or shrink a cushion strip ts the most
perfect. At the titeve. Healer and llange
Bteie;
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
I.ANUABTKB. PA.
COAL,
Try ts. MARTIN, "
VSOtSSSta AMD SSTAIX OSAISS la
All Kinds of Lumber and Oea'.
JstYasd: He. 4JQ North Waterind runes
Btrt4'Ui. alKtve Ltiuen. Lancaster. cft-lvd
TJIUMOARDNER'H COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
Of tuts Ne. IZ) North QuocuBtreet, and Ne,
tfi North l'rinct street.
Viw:-Nerth J'rlnce Street, near ttradtng
Uerx-t,
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Pr ice of Ceal Reduced
-AT-
G. SENER & SONS.
con l'uiNCK a walnut bis.
JanliMM
F
ORMAKlNdKOAl.
CAUSTIC SODA.
TIlllEK ANU KIVK l'OIIMU VANCY KKT
TLK8, AT
J. C. HOUQUTON A CO.,
Cheapett Urug store In the City,
Nes. w and 41 West King sueel.
CELERY
MP
Bleed Pure
Fer a geed sprlrg medicine we confidently
recommend Heed's Barstpsrllla. lly Its use
the bleed Is purlfltrt, enriched and vitalised,
thtt tlrsd feeling Is entirely orereeme. aud
the whole bely glren strength and vigor. The
sppetlte Is restored and sharpened, the diges
tive organs are toned, and the kldnejs and
liver Invigorated.
Theis who have nerer tried Meed's Baria Baria Baria
parlllsshouldde se this spring. It Is a thor
oughly honest and reliable preparation, purely
vegetable, and contain! no tnlnrieua Ingredi
ent whatever. Thousands testify te Its pecu
liar curative power.
Purifies the Bleed
" I had erysipelas In the worst form, being
nearly covered with blisters. Hy husband
heard or flood's Barsaparllla tnd Insisted en
my taking It, though 1 bad little faith. I had
taken but a few doses, when I began te feel
better, and In a week t was sura It was doing
me geed. I continued te take It according te
directions and when the first betUe was gene
1 was entirely well. I have net been troubled
by erysipelas since." Mas. L. Oaoev, Brim
field, Mass.
N 11. If yen deride te take Uoed's Barsapa
rllla de net be Induced te buy any ether.
AT U. U.
COCHRANE DRUQ STORK,
apr-2md&w
ra.
TON A CCO.
QLD HONKSTY TOUACCO.
FINZER'S
Old Honesty!
The Uhewers of OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO will Boen find that It laate
longer, taste a sweeter than ether tobac
cos, and will please yen.
Ask your dealer for it and Insist en
Setting It.
Genuine Has a Red H '1 in T ar
en Every Plug,
FUUNITUMS.
w
IDMYER'S.
YOUR WANTS
in ;
FURNITURE
Can be supplied at
WIDMYER'S
FVHNITUUE STORE
TO VOUUCOMl'l.KTESATISKAfJTlON.
ATTltACTlVK (10JU3,
A1TU ACTIVE I'ltlCKS.
Give yourself the FiitUfnetten of seeing the
L urgent, IIebI and Cheapest Stock In the City,
Oer. Eaet Kin? & Duke Sts.
WIDMYER'S COEBUll,
jq-EW THINGS IN FURNITURE
AT
FIEINITSH'S
New ANT1QUK OAK SUITS, all Complete,
" Muiiresa unu spring, xne price will sur
pilse you.
NATU11AL CIIKUUV SUITS, all Complote
uiy i-reuy, nen siaaoane Durable.
OLD STAND AUD WALNUT. We open
heit Weelr. Six New Vnttni-na at hit xin
Prices. Beverul very low In price, but geed
tuuuey a wutiu uu uie lime.
Other New end Attractive Goods being
uumi an uiu ume ai repuiar rrieea.
HEINITSH'S
37 AND 20 SOUTH.QUEENST.,
LANCAKTKU, PA.
1'erieiiM Attention Given te Undertak
lnr.
rOTJUAl..
TJIOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
G. F. 8HUI.TZ,
Blaeksmlth. Ninth Ward, formerly or Kllna.
both 'township, bubject te Demen, alto ruins,
marJ6iwaw
TOOK JURY COMMISSIONER,
II. T. SHULTZ,
Ol Kllnti tbtewn lloreugh. Bubject te the
decision of the Dcmocrutle County Conven
tion. umrS-lldAw
TJOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
aKOUQK DAUMSTKTIISU,
seventh Ward, city. Subject te Pemocmtle
Uulea. inatlO-lya&w
pOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
KDW. AMULEU,
O' Drutnore Township. Subject te the de de de
cUlouel Ibu Deiuociiule Ceautv Cenventtnu,
mari9dAwtup
TDOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
KU4NKLIN CLAUK,
Of StnislHirg Township. Bubject te the de.
clsteu of the Democrulle County Convention,
msrl9dAwtaS3
F
lOR CONQRESb.
B. PRANK B8HLBMAM.
subjtvet te Kepubllcan Unliu.
sur-lia-
BUSINESS MErUOUS MADE PLAIN.
Iht system of Instruction at the
LANCASXa.14 COUMKUC1AL COLLBQV,
Is me simple and plain that any young l4y or
fieutlHUian can easily msster all the utlal'i of
abusluess education,
LUIKUAL TCUMS.
Kvening Sessions Tuesditys, Wednes
and rildays. sull tnfermallnn given by
H.C. WK1ULEK,
Lan crater commercial college,
oetl6-Ud Laneuter, ti.
BOOTH AH D BllOXB.
N
KVY BtlOK BIORB.
Onr Opening Day Is Past
But would call the attention of the ladles te
our fine Dongola Butten Shee for 11.87, In
Opera, Fqnare and Common Bents Tee In
widths It, O, I), K. and KB, which ler style
and wear cannot be excelled. We also have
the same style shoe In a cheaper grade one at
I1.S, the ether at 11.60. Have a fall line of Ox
ford Tie In Patent Leather, Dongola aud
Patent Leather Tips Optra Bllppera In all
styles of Tees and Iloels.
A Child's epilog ileal Bhee in sites B te 8,
for 47 con's.
rer Gentlemen our 1140 sod KM Bhee In
Butten, Laes and Congress, Plain Bread Toe
or Opera Tee and Tip cannot be beat for wear.
Shots for Werktngmen of every descilpllen
alt te be bad at the
New Cash Shee Stere,
MARBLB FRONT.
H. SWILKEY,
24 North Queen Street.
mar22-Smd
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
A Rare Chance
b PER OKNT RBDDCTION
-rueii-
March 31st te April 30tb,
ON ALL
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, &c,
Bought at Our Stere.
THE REASONS
Why we have offered this reduction are :
1st. Bccsuie we have been In the habit e
giving away from Twenty-Ove te Seventy-11 ve
Dollars Werth of Cards and Chremes every
Kester, and we think it will be the sama te us
and mere advantageous te the Purchaser te
grt that amount (the cost el the cards) off of
their Purchsses.
2d. Because we feel confident that It we can
In this way Introduce the lines of goods we
are new running Inte mere families, at the
prices we are new selling (te say nothing of
the 6 Per Cent, llednctlen) will be greatly te
our advantage as well as te the advantage of
the Purchaser.
This offer Is net te New Patrons only, but te
all of enr Uegular customers as well ; but bear
In mind we only rmke this offer trem this
REMEMBER,
We have enr Goods marked In Plain Figures
and net In Leiters or Characters.
We Mean Jast What We Say 1
We will glve the Purchaser Five Cents off of
oveiy Dellar's Werth or Goods Purchased at
our store during said tlme or 5 per cent, off of
alt amounts Less than one Dellar
-Kmeuiber ThH Sale lemmenccs TI7IS
SATUUDAV, MAltJU Slst and Knds MON
DAY, APUIL 30th.
OUUMOTI03AHK:
" Quick Sales and Small Frent?,"
AND
" lleucsly Is lhe llr&t Pellcj."
114
The Leaders el Lew Prices In
Beets & Shoes,
NO. 3 EABT KING STREET, LAN
CASTER, PA.
rnarCUml
II ATS.
rpUECh.I.EURATED
"Dunlap Hats"
AND T1IK HKNOWNKD
"BOSTON BEAUTIES."
Correct In style, first In Quality, Llghtln
Weight and Prli.es Guaranteed.
A SPECIALTY MAUI Or
YOUNG MEN'S HATS.
We are prepared te show Yeung Men lha
Newest, Prelliesland Largest Line In the City
at the Very Lewest frlces.
SPECIAL DAUQA1NS IN
Trunks and Traveling Bags.
Stauffer & Ce.,
LEADING 11ATTKKB,
SI and 33 North Qncea Street.
w
1LLIAMSON & FOSTER.
THE LATEST FASHIONS
AND
The Lewest Prices.
FATS AND CAPS
you
Gents, Bejs and Children
TUKl'vPULMl ri.KXtllLK DICKS) DKUUY
for UouUemen, l.W.
THK BIVI.18H SOFT fFLT TUUUAN
ler 110)8,11.00.
Tha I.tleH Soveltles in r NCV DUK59 CAPS
for Children, SI 25,
Trunks, Valises and Satchels,
LOW PllICK'.
Williamson Si Fester,
32. 34, 30 & 38 E. KING ST.,
LINCASTKIt, PA
AKD
318 3UKKLT .ST., ilAKKlSllUIHJ, l'A.
m
EGKERT
SJl'KOlAU EXCURSIONS lO THE
WEST.
On each Tuesday durl-g April special le
rates aud best accommodations.
rerturther Intoruialleu, alaes, Tlmn-Tablej,
etc, write or tall en 11. A. OHOiB.
Passenger AgentCbtoage A NerthwetternUall
iraycempauy, SUCeniru Square, lancastr
la. apS-lmeedftw
p alack or r ASH ten.
HTRIOH'H
' PALACE OF FASHION,
3 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Our Grand Spring Opening
will take place en Wednesday,
April nth, and Thursday, April
1 2th.
We extend a general invita
tion te all.
Come and see one of the
Grandest Displays ever shown
in this city.
Our exhibit of Pattern Hats
and Bennets will be the largest
and finest ever made by us.
It will excel in number as
well as style anything ever seen
here before.
Upwards of one hundred fine
Hats and Bennets of our own
design, trimmed expressly for
the occasion, by Madame 'Elise
de Quetteville, our expert mil
liner, will be en exhibition for
the first time en Wednesday.
These Hats have all been
trimmed alter the latest Paris
and Londen fashion, and the
material for them has been
taken right from our stock.
A special occasion. Fer the
first time since our existence
we have been fortunate enough
te secure about twenty
Real Imported Hats and Bon Ben
nets, designed and trimmed by
some of the finest and most
celebrated milliners in Paris.
These in themselves will prove
an attraction which has never
before been enjoyed by the
ladies in this city.
One thousand souvenirs will
be given away en Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons, be
tween the hours of two te six,
te these who ask for them.
Our store will be open both
evenings, but en account el the
great rush, there will positively
no souvenirs be given out after
six o'clock.
This will be a Grand Display,
and you would de wrong te
miss it.
SPRING OPENING
AT
ASTRICH'S P. O. F.,
Lancaster.
iMreNsa
S
PEOIAI
WATCHES
for farmers and Itallreadera will be sold at
great reduction In prices. Alse Klgln, Wal
tham, Aurera, ter which 1 am aele agent, and
ether first-class Watches. B3st Watch and
Jewelry Repairing. Spectacles, Kyeglaasea and
Optical Uoel. correct time dally, by tele-'
graph only place tn the city.
LOUIS WEBER,
Ne. 1KX N. Qneen St , opposite city Uetel,
Near Penn'a Depot.
TTVECIDED BARGAINS.
WE OPyjCK AT PUKSKNT
Decided Bargains
-IN-
WATCHES.
Our' Heaviest Solid Silver Case, 4 and 0
ounce, we will soil at price of regular 3 nui Ce
cese fitted with Klgln. Wnlthum, Hampden
or Keystone movements.
CALL AND Q KT PUICKB.
JOS. UKKSKll, my loriLer partner, Is egiln
with me.
WALTER C. HEEB,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
i
LANCASTKU. PA. nl-tld
BAISY CAKBIAana.
piLiIWN BRKNKMAM.
GRAND EXHIBIT
or
BABY CARRIAGES.
ONXUU.NDKKDDirFKUENTSTYLKS.
ALL NKW UOODB.
Manufactured te enr own order by the Lest
lactenes in -tha country. Special attention
given te every department se as te securj ier-
Ice as well as appearance.
hoheuoelu thuceantry can show as One a
line of goods.
EXl'UKSS WAQONrf,
WHEEL. BARROWS,
DOLL CARRIAGES,
VELOCIPEDES,
GIRL'S TRICVLES, Ac.
OUB NKW STOCK it
" Alaska " Refrigerators
NOW ON EXUIUITIO.V.
FUNK & BRBNEHAH.
Ne. 153 North Queen Street,
LANCASTKU PA.
ANOTUER CASE OF THAT FIRST
cWs Wire-Looped Toilet Paper at 100. a
pack, uell pspf r at i&e. Hiturea 10e., at
HUULKT'd DKUOblUUB,
Ne. SO West King Street.