3&- v av ' t ,.$& wsx - V" " V r. ' '' V 1H3S JeANOASTEE DAILY lOTaMGEiSC'&Ti. THUBSDAY, APRIL 12. 1888. t rn t &. . & M f m IT I i k P i'.t The Daily Intelligencer. A.ANOABTXK, xriiiL 11. 1 In Dailt limuXiaiKcn publishes all the meg impale newt of the United JTress up te tke latest possible hour. MRUS -The Dally Edition of Turn lirmu. mom I delivered by canters In the city , tad surrounding towns for 10a per woek t by Bail, 18.00 a yean 150 for Hx months ! tSJB for mm menthi ; We. per month. tn WmtT lTLLtOElCR (Deublo Sheet) EhjBt rages, only ILM per annum, In ad vance, Subscribers wishing their address changed Mt also state where tne paper Is new ler- warded. MhrnUaementa from 10 te S3 cu.per line Mfc Insertion, according te location. TUK INTELLIGENCER, Lancaster, Pa. Telephone Connection We Kales of Cengrcis. The deadlock In Congress, Hint has luteri n lnnsr and premised te last In- definitely, ta broken only nt last by the agreement of the Democratic caucus te postpone action until the next session. There was no force in the rules of the Heuse te bring the body te a vete upon the measure; which strikes the public mlnd as a very remarkable thing Indeed. Rules of procedure are supposed te be eroeiisnea ter me purpose ei pec mug legislation ; una tiiai. wiey mu wuuny in effective te enable the majority even te bring a measure te n vete is certainly n severe commentary upon their efficiency. Congress is bound down by rules that It takes long te learn nnd a life time of experience te become master of; and yet they have no power te preserve the Heuse from having its time wasted with motions confessedly made for wast ing it. Tre suggestion from this result is that the rules need amendment; unless, indeed, it Le conceded that n vigorous minority should hnve the power te defeat In Congress the will of the majority; which we cannot see that it should have, though we are In sympathy with the views of the minority in this case, upon the di rect tax issue, and think that they nie entirely right in opposing the bill by nll the means in their power. Hut we can not see that it ought te be in their power, under proper rules of the Heuse, te pro pre Tent a vote upon it. And there nre ether things which are done under the rules which apparently should net be done. This deadlock was the result of ene of them. It seems that the committee en rules has the power te report resolutions, fixing certain days for the consideration of certain bills, nnd therefore largely controls legislation. This committee has Ave members ; the speaker, the chairman of the ways nnd means and the chairman et the appropriations com mittee constitute the Democratic ma jority. They are the men of power under the rules. Mr. llandall, in combination with the Republican members, wiib able te bring up, at an early date, this bill te spend twenty millions of the surplus in repaying the direct taxes ; nnd te fellow it with another bill te bleed the treasury of twenty millions of dollars for swamp land claims. Twe results could be ac complished by the early consideration of these measures ; namely, te postpeno the tariff bill nnd te lop off the surplus be fore the pruning shears of the tariff bill could take held. The commlttce en rules seems te be the steering committee of the Heuse, and when the speaker put Mr. Randall en it, he exhibited a generosity which lias been expensive. He does net seem te have ex pected that Mr. Randall, thus confided in, would join hands with the Republican members. His confidence was misplaced. Mr. Randall has n natural habit of serv ing his own purposes when he ilnds him self possessed of the power ; and his long experience in Congress and knowledge of its rules gives him power wliere another would be weak. The condition of the representative when first thrust into Con gress is net a happy ene. He stands at the feet of unimportant committees and finds the Heuse running without any liillucnce from him. He cannot even address the Heuse without previously consulting the speaker nnd obtaining his premise te rec ognize him when he takes the Iloer; upon which the representatives theoretically stand equal ; but practically it is "The man of ussurance and experience only who gets Ills share of attention. Modest worth has a peer chance for ex hibition in the new member ; which our Republican fellow-citizens at home may note and conclude te give Congressman Hieatand another term; In his second term he has secured a postefllce, perhaps ; in a third be may rise te a great speech. Mr. Brosius might rise te speak In a llrtt term, and we rather think he would ; but there is a chance that he might be sat upon for speaking net wisely but tee well. The State Insane. The fifth annual repeit et the ttite committee en lunacy is at hand, and begins with an Interesting history of the development et the work of earing for the Jlnsane in Tennsylanla. Te the younger portion of the present genera tion, it is somewhat surprising te learn that the .first state hospital for the indi gent InBane was net opened until October 1851. Since that time ec,20S,71 1.71 have been spent by the state for this charitable purpose. Of in.iui admissions into these hospitals up te the end of the last fiscal year, 7,771 have been reported cured, or uluclently Improved te be leturned te their families and friends as workers in the community ; the condition of 3,471 is reported as stationary ; 3,714 died, and 13 were discharged as net insane; ;m remain as residents in the hospital. tThe committee are of the unanimous opinion that the Insane can be best cared for at state institutions. County insane asvlums are nearly ulwava in the hands of officials, who have no special training for treating insanity, and who often wittingly and Ies3 often unwltt ugly cause the unfortunate inmates addition! 1 suffering. It appeals te common sense that these places where Bpeclal studr H given te mental disease and special preparations made for its treatment tire most fit for the reception of these whose bodies have either temporarily or for all time survived their minds. It it ces s mere money for state tieatment, It is money wisely extended. There is the less reason-for declining te take this sensible stand since lSNi. Prem that time, Die counties are only itred te pay one-halt the entire cost enance. 1 or the latter purpose iX her share appropriated is for the main- Jusane for six 3uue 1, ters of Lancaster county propose le seen remove their insane te the Rtate lunatic hospital at Harrlsburg. In the local asylum, en September r.0, 18S7, there were in the insane department 70 patients, viz : -13 males, SO females, of which number It were foreigners, 11 were private patients, lOwore epileptics, 0 parnlytics, J homicidal, 1 suicidal, 7 were absent en parele, 10 were regularly taking medicine, 1 en sick or extra diet, f fed with spoon, 1 with stomach tube, 12 were unclean in person and habits, 0 were mechanically restrained withmuffs; with belt, -1 for tearing their clothes, 2 for general destructlvenes?. At same date -I were in seclusion ; causenet stated. It is quite apparent that the belief in the superiority of state treatment of the insane is growing. In 1S85, of the C5 almshouses in the state, SO contained in sane patients, In 16S0 the number was reduced te 27 and In 1S87, 21 only con tallied Insane, and of these latter three contained but ene insane. The number of the insane and idiots In Pennsylvania in 1810 was 2,133, of which number 1,03.1 were insaue, with n pepula- I tlen in the state of nearly 1,721,0.1:1, ylv- ing tll0 perccntaRO et insanu'es ene cJevenlh 1H,r cent. One thousand of these Insane were supposed te be In prls prls ens and peer houses, nnd the rcsldue were supported en their own resources or by prlvate charity. Forty ycara later (ISM)), the number of Insaue In the slate, as re turned by the co nans enumerators, wns (I,!i01, with a population of I.CW.blll, the perccntaga having increased te one eno ene seventh per cent. In 1810 thcre was ene insane person te 1,0.10 of population, atd in lbSOthe proportion was ene te Gli of the population. The increase of insane persons was but one-nineteenth of one percent, in forty years. This proves that the alarming state ments of increasing Insanity in the state has net n secure foundation, which will be cheering news te all. Dear, llHmTand ItrlKhi. Svkncc gives n fac simile of a letter wiitten by Helen Keller, the little Rlrl born bliiid uiul deaf, whose wonderful advnncia In education hnve attracted the attention of scientific men. The writing is angular, or rather rectangular, but the letters are accurately spaced and propor tioned, and the whele is as easy te read as any printed page. She expresses her self clearly, but with n peculiar manage ment of construction : " 1 nnd father and aunt did go te see you in "Washing "Washing ten. I did play with your watch. 1 de loveyou. Isaw doctor in Washington. I cm read stories In my book. 1 can write and spell and count. We de have fun with J umbe. R.it did kill baby pig eons. I am sorry. Rat does net knew wrong. 1 and mother nod teacher will gote RoRten In June. 1 will see little blind girls." There Is a portrait et this llttle marvel nnd her teacher, Miss Annie .Sullivan, a graduate of the l'erkins Institute at llos lles llos ten. Miss .Sullivan was engaged In March of 1S87 te glve Instruction te the gill, who was then six years old. One would think that n child who could net hear the loudest sound nnd had never seen the light would be hopelessly beyend the ieach of instruction, but in u mouth Helen Kelior learned le spell four hun dred words, and In less than three months could wrlte a letter unaided by anyone. In six weeks alie mastered the Rraille system, a cipher for the blind, which en ables them te read what they have writ ten. She bus also mastered addition, multiplication, subtraction and geogra phy. All this Information was trans mitted by the sense of touch. This girl may be remarkably bright or her teacher lemarkably clever, or both, but what n neble art it is that has raised the heavy curtain between this mind and the world about it. Without it there would be hundreds of mulcted peeple, equally in telligent, going through life in silence or daikness without auy lelief for thought, and in a kind et existence- that their hearing and seeing fellow-men cannot even imagine. Tun April number of the .1 ticriruii Catholic (JuurUrlij Jlevitie (1'hlladelphia) will contain an important paper from tbe pen el Cardinal Manning entitled " The Law of Nnture Divine and Huprcme." Tun farm value el the wheat crop of Ibs7 wttH fJIO,llW,lV0, aa reported lu Decoinher, averaglug US.1 cent per bushel; but the expert wheat, coming Irem the NorthtteM mainly, had a probable farm v.hie, ns de livered by the grewers, of about. Woentu per buHhil. Kemi; of theso Northernorj who rcceutly rouirned from the Menth report that real OHtnte In lUrmlnKliam Is dopressed, but the factories are iu lull blast. The Klyten l.tnd company owns mail of the land, and during the last two or three year It ha 1 Hid ever Il.OtlO per cent, dlvldcndc The city 1h filled with l'ennsylvanlatiH, who have genu there uud established Iren fur nacfH, bvcaiiNe they see that Iren can be manufactured cbnaper thore limn in the Keystene atate. On ene side of the city Is a meuutaln et Iren nnd en the ether la a mountain of coal, with an abuudance of limcmtone lu the neighborhood. Hi:iu: nre ome interesting liRiircs about Canada: It Is forty time a large as KeglHiid, Setlaudnnd Wales; Ult en times the slzscf fie German empire, and In oxteut thrue times as large as JlrillsU India. Its fer tility is nnHurpased ; its extent of mlnerul wealth beyend esllmutea ; It forest of lumber the greatest en the glebe ; it 6,tKH) miles of coast lUberlCH the meat valuable ; its coal bed equal 1)7,000 iuare inllea ; its means of water communication uuequaled, and IU water pewer miillolent te drhe the machinery of the whele world. Yet this vast and rich country lie alongside et the greatest nalieu of trudcra en the face of the glebe, and the extent of the manufactures and merchandise Held te It nmeuuta te lets than tl.e sales of thtoe JebblDg homes In the city et Chicago. Halt i meiik'h police census shows n total 0IDV-C7 voter, which I an increase of fi,S78 ever latt year' census. Of tLcse 7B.b"J jre w hlte and 1 1, 13S nre colored men. PET-SUHAL Mil. II a i.l . l u, the lrlnb aeore'aiv. uaed te be ulckuamed cel lege. " Clara" ut bcheul and Jamks Owkv O'Con.neu Is furuHhlng f wd ler the gallery gods lu the Mw Yerk Htar thCdtre by his absurd Interpretations of "Hamlet" Benek (iai.ini)k.. theweallhy merrliant who v,hh recently ktdnapul at In estate la Hiiita lllla, Cuba, by baulrlt", lm been re leased en the payment el f 17,000. Jaceii Hiiaiu' tequeathed ull his real estate te hlH wile during her llfe and made division of all his ptrwnisl estate among bis eblldren aud grandchildren. Jehn Shbiiman's friend Icel happy because thay imvu ulectnd delegates f aver alla te blui in the Filth and Nineteenth congressional districts of Ohie, hither e IMalue strongholds. Hen. KltANlC 111 UP, et Ohie, I Vack Irem hi missionary tour in the Northwest. Uesys that whole country is rlre ter roTenuo referm, and that If Cleveland ball be nominated en his inessage and the campaign be squarely fought en that Isiue the Democrat will carry Michigan, Wis consin and MlnnesaU. Mr. Hurd wilt go next te Yale University, and then te Dart mouth college, te ad dress the undorgradu undergradu ale at each Institution en larlll referm. Senater Ineai.lh baa written te Kali Kali read Commissioner (Iroeno, et Kansas, a loiter concerning his attack miide en Gen eral Hancock and AlcUlellan, In which he pays: " My allusions te Hancock and Mo Me (,'lellan were net as soldiery, but as Demo cratic candidate ler the presidency, As such tLey were all Inn of tbe Conlederaoy, aa Urover Uleveland Is. and an every Demo crat must be who aspire te that efllcc." In ethor words, Mr. lngalls means that be didn't knew It was leaded. I'nKHiiiRitT MoCesu 1 exoeodlnRly reg ular and methodical In Ills affairs, espe dally In theso which pertain te bis tlterary anu soneiano inn. i always worn ion bout a day," said he te a frlend, " and that I the work of an average man. In vacation 1 am nover wholly Idle, but gen erally de from two te five heurH of eelld work In writing and thinking. When en gaged In writing a book I walk live miles each day, thinking tnticb, et course, whlle walking. When I wa a student the Jam. ou Dr. Chalmers, of Scotland, delivered a lecture te n en ' Hystematlsd Werk, Kent anil Exercise' 1 never lorget his ad vice, and I credit much of my success te following hi Bound maxltnr." HiiNATen CtJi.LOM has a four-year-old grauddaugUter, who I sometime terrible but always charming. Fer oxample, the ethor day aetne political caller came In at dlnner-vimr. The ladle of the household waited pstlently for a tlme for them te go and let thn senator oerno te the dining room. Hut when their pallcnce gave out, they sent the llttle ene In as an ambassa dor. Hhn reached the deer and saw a room full of men. Hhe hesitated n tow moment until there was n slight break In the con versation, and then In an abashed but also a reproving tnne ald : "Grandpa, teal getting oeld." Tbe henater looked around, a geed deal nmuscil, and then te let him self and bis Irlend down easy, roplled pleasantly : "Totlle, 1 gti ynti'in Kettlng hungry T " Yes," nM the llttle ene qtilln peflllvely, " 1 am, and lunmnin Is getting hungry, tee." The iiclltlcul coil leronce breke up right r If. HFEV1AI. NOTIVKU. " Wliat Can't He Cured Mult tin Kmlureit " This old adlge nee net signify that we mnslsutrer the mUuileHnf 1pepla, when a medicine with thncurttlvii prepurtliiMit Jlur Jlur ileck llloed IHIttrt 1 uvsll IiIk. U Is cum of lh most suiislAntliil nnd rullnlitn remedles seldlnday- rer sn'eby II. II. Coehmn, erujr. gist, 187 and 13U Ne. th Queen street, Lancas ter. " Npent rilly Dullnrs In Centnrlng for rlieiuintttin befnre 1 tried Znemiit' JCfltrtrtc Oil lled a Mcnnl hnltln nt this medicine, and get out In one n Ic. Inr burns nnd splalnslt t eicn'lenU" .las. Durham, Vast Pi inhruMi, H. V. for naln by II. II. Cochran, dniggl't, 137 and 13!) North On in n slreiit. l.ancJVKier. WANAMAKKWH. l'lilLAUSLrutA, Thurasilay, April 12, 1B.11. 30-inch Wick Striped and Plaidcd Scotch Ginghams, 25c ; imported te sell at 40c. That is the chit of the meat iest kernel we've had in Ging hams for many a day. Stylish stuffs, perfect in every way ; as geed 40-cent Ginghams as ever crossed the Cheviot Hills, and yen may have them with 15 cents clipped from the price of every yard. Haven't counted the styles dozens of them, and net a mean one in the let. These big trade wheels all the time rolling our way bring happy surprises for you at every turn. Werth watching for. Fourth clre , noithnuntef con tin. Tumbling in prices in all wool dress stuffs. A few short ened lets of this season's styles. Spring weight, desirable shades; handsome cheerful patterns jumbly mixtures mostly but some of the colorings gene. They began the weckit 37j!c, te-day 25c. Anether let-; cotton - and wool suitings. Checks and mixtures. They've been among the quickest things in the house at 25c, te-day 20c. Yet another ; all-wool plaid and mixed suitings ; soft, firm, full of wear and geed leeks. Reduced from 50 te 37jC Plenty mere. Te list them here would (ill the column. We hang two or three up in the papers te set you looking, rum maging, asking for them. EmilhcaHtnf cimtie. All-wool 1 Ienriettas, silky finish. Ne skimp anywhere ; wool as selt and fine as that mess-fed Shetland sheep. Care in the spinning, extra care in the weaving, art work in dye ing. A clinging, billowy stuff in every tint that Fashion smiles en. 46 inches, S5C, 1, and $1.25. Mere stuffs el the same pa trician bleed Cashmere (50c te $1.25), Albatross (50c te $1, Veiling (50c te $1). A trick of the weave, a trick of the finish is most of the difference. Ne fitter, fairer dress goods of the weight are get out of wool than you find in this prism-tinted sisterhood. Challis, tee ; like wave-crests sun-kissed. They have over flowed te another counter. 50 and 60c. .Nertheait of centre. Springy, dust-defying Printed Mehairs, 50c. NerthcaH of centra. Welted P 'iques Vc- weiteu 1 iques 25c. White Plaid Lawns i2jc. Hetter values than we could ever offer in these goods be fore. Embroidered Piques at just as unlooked-for rates. Waves of White Goods raise their caps at three long coun ters and prices arc tossed like pebbles among them. Keuitu circle, iteuthwust of centie. Linens tumbling h. Every proper sort. Full line of yard wide Sheeting and Underwear Linen, all weights, 20 te 70c. Butchers' linen coarse and strong. Spinning and weaving H( OOD'S HAllBAFARlLIii. Keep the Bleed Pure We bollevo Heed's Barsaparllla Is the vary bettmudlctnetotaketokeep the bleed pare ana te expel the gonnsef scrofula, saltrbeum, and ether potions which cause semnch Buffer lng, and soeneror later undermine the general health, lly Hi peculiar curatlve power, Uned's H&rsaparilla ttrenathens the system while It eradlaUs disease. "Karly laH spring I wa very much ran down, had nervous headache, ftlt miserable and all that, I took Heed's Barsaparllla and was much bnnefltted by It. 1 recommend It temyfrltnfls." Mas J. M. Tatleu, 1119 Kuclid Avonue, Cleveland, Ohie. Heed's Sarsaparllla "Ter a first-class spring medicine my wile and I both tilnk very highly of Heed's Bar snpatllla. We both took It last spring. It did us a grat deal of geed and we felt better threngh the het weather than ever before. It cured my wlle of sick headache, from which she has snnered a great deal, and relieved me of a dlrry, tiled reeling. 1 think every one ought tn take something te purify the bleed bnfnre tlie het woather comes en, and we shall eerlnlnly tnke Heed's Sartapnilllat bis spring." .1. 11.1'kahcs, Supt. U ran lie Jiallwny Ce. Con cord, N. II. Heed's Sold by All drnrg'sts- II t six for S3. I'ropared only by (. 1. 1.000 ft CO.. Apothecaries, I.ewull, Mnss. 100 D;oea One Dellar. HOOD'S HAHHAl'AKIIiliA KOH HAI.K AT U. Mw IV and 133 North tlnoen HL, Lancaster, Pa. M'AKAMAKKIVH. by French peasants. Every care for goodness, no thought for leeks. 0-inch, 25c. Seft finish Irish Pillow Lin ens. Frem the Land of Linens. 40, 42, 45, 50 and 54 inches wide, U8c te $1.3. French Linen Sheetings : 72 inencs 70 te 85c 80 inches' $1 te $1.50 90 inches 85c te $2 100 inches $1.35 1 10 inches 1. 50 These but random-named. A precipice of Linens leans above a yawning gulf of prices at every counter where these flaxen treasures are sold. H.uth wcat et contra. If you want Women's Gloves new is a harvest time. The lets open even better than we thought. It is a happy chance that has turned such a stream of worth-double-the-cost Gloves within your reach. Silk Gloves 25c and 3SC, worth 5i. Kid Gloves 50c, worth $1. 8-button Meusquctairc Suede Gloves 75c, worth $1.25. 8-button Meusquetaire Suede Gloves $1, worth $1.50. Chestnut Direct Blde, west or Main AUle. JOHN WANAMAKER, Philadelphia. JtJfJJJCM. A OASIS KXPltr.SS COMl'ANV. I.i'l'r Jrnm the AMlatant Foreman of thn lie- lurry Department A Billdect In Which TIieikiiiiiIs Are Ileepiy Concerned, About ilve yea's age I sulTored fjein painful urination and gieat pain and weakness In thn lower part or my back, pain lu the lltnb, bud taiitii In the mouth, disgust at feed, and great mental aud bodily oppression. 1 llve at ill Yerk struct, Jersey City, and en n'rlvlng home ene night 1 found a copy of the blinker Atmanac that had neon lefldurlng the day. I read the article, " What 1b the Disease tnat Is Coming Upen UbT" It de scribed my symptoms and feelings better than 1 could If 1 had written a whele book. My trouble was lndeed "llke a thief In the nltfht," for It had been stealing upon me un awares for j-uura. 1 nonlter a hotileof Hhskur Kxtracl et Heets, or SoIkeI's Syrup, and before 1 had Ukon one-half of It 1 fell the wolceino lullef. lna few weeks i was llke my old self. 1 enjoy oil and digested my feed. My kidneys seen recovered tene and strength, and the urinary trouble vanished. 1 was well. Millions et poeplo need some medicine sim ply te acten lliu bowels. Te them 1 commend Blinker Kxtracl In the strongest possible tonus. It Is tbe Rontlegt, pleasantust, safest and surest purgative in this world. The most dellcute women and children may take It, One point mera- 1 have all the mera confidence In this nindlclne because it Is prepared by the HhAkeri. 1 may claim te be a religions man inynnlf and aduilru the Shakers for thelrzeal, consistency and strict business Integrity. What they make may be trusted by the pub lic. W. II. UAbb. Korsalehy alldruggtHsand by A J. White, ftl Wamm street. New Yolk. lubJintlAwTii.ThAB TJ.VINK'S UlSMUtY COMl'OUND, PAINE'S KJli- The Nervous, The Debilitated, The Aged. A NhUVK TONIC. I'elcry and Cocea, the prominent Inure dlents, are the best nnd fatent Mir vu Tonic limroiigiheiiH uiidiiileN the nervjus sys tern, cuilng ierveu3 Wcakneaj, llysierU. MocpleHsiuuH, Ac A.V Al.TUUTlVK. It drives out the polienous humors of the bleed puillylng uud mulching u, and se (iveiuniulnKthcMO diseases remiltlriB from Impeverbliea bleed A LAX ATI VK. Acting mildly but surely en thn bowels It cures hiilillual constipation, and promotes an gnlarlmbll. luiruugthuusthosleiiiach, and tiliU digestion. A D1UKKTIC. In Its composition the host and most active dlui-itlcs of the Materia Miillca am com bined tcleiillflcully with elhir eirectlve ltuuedlCH for OImiihes nf thn kidneys. It can he rolled ou te give quick lellet and speedy euro. lluiulreila of testimonials have been received from iwnuins who huve ucd tbU remedy with reiimikHbln benelU, Bena ter circular, giv ing lull particulars. I'rlce, ll.oe. Beld by DriiKKliU. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO,, Prep's, 1IUUUMU10N, T. lanlllVdAwlll PA AINK'-S Ci:t.i:itY COMPOUND rOK BILK AT II II. fOJliKAVd DiiUO STOltK. Se UtA lM'j Nurlli Queen bt., Luucastu', I'd, uprl JuiUxw SAKK, SUKK AND Hl'KKUY OUHK. Kupturu, ailiecelu and bpeclal Diseases of either nix. vvhytHi humbugged by quacks when j nu can And In 111'. W light the only Usa VLK I uimeiAK In l'hlladlphla who makes a specially nt llie uikivh dlneenes, and CI'Kih 'llllMt I'RCHUCAHAhTKSII. Adt lOO KriHI day ana even. ng Hlmngeixan butreatedaud re turn home Kumu day. eittces private. I1U. W. 11. WHIU11T. Ill North Ninth Street, Above ttece, I' O.lioxrei rhlladelphla. lebttlydAw CELERY COMPOUND, Fer a geed spring medicine we confidently recommend Heed's Barssparllla. lly 1U use the bleed Is purified, enriched and vitalized, thtt tired feeling Is entirely overcome, and the whole holy given strength and vigor. 7 he appetite Is restored and sharpened, lh diges tive ergtnt are toned, and the kldnejs and liver Invigorated. . Tnere who have never tried Heed's Barsa parllla sbenld de se this spring. Itlsathor Itlsather Itlsathor eughly honest and rellablepre para lien, purely vegetable,, ana contains no iniunens ingredi ent whatever. Thousands testify te Its pecu liar curative pewer. PutifleB the Bleed " I had erysipelas In the worst form, being nearly Avered with blisters. My husband heard of Heed's Barsaparllla snd Insisted en my taking it, though 1 had little faith. I had taken bur"afew doves, when I began te leel better, and In a week I was sure It was doing me geed. I continued te take It according te directions and when the first botUe was gene 1 was entirely well. 1 have net been troubled by erysipelas sluce." Mm. L. IUoeh, llrlm neld, Mass. N 11. If yen decide te take Heed's Barsapv rllla de net be Induced te buy any ethor. Sarsaparilla Beld by all druggists. II t six for s.1. Preptrcd only by C. 1 UOUU A CO., Apolfcecurles, Lewell, Mass. lOO Dosea One Dellar. B. COOUHAN'b DRUO HTOKK, nprl-2eid&w TOH A WO. Qlil) HONESTY. IN OUR l'ei'UiiAlt Ult AN I) Old Honesty Will be teund a combination net always te be had. A riNK QUALITY f)K 1'I.UO TO'IACCO AT A KKASONAUL.K 1'ltlUE. Loek for the red H tin tng en oaeh plug, EIRST-OLASS ARTICLE -1N- Chewing Tobacco. DON'T TAIL TO (11 VE OLD HONESTY A K A 111 T1UA1,. Ask y our dealer for It. Don't take any ether. JNO.FINZER&BROS. LOUIBVILLiB, KY. (2) 11 A TH. milKOhLKHHATED "Dunlap Hats" AND THE KENOWNEO "BOSTON BEAUTIES." Cnnect in Ptyle, Klrst In Quality, Llyh tin Weight and l'rkei Uuaianleed. A SPECIALTY MADX Or YOUNG MEN'S HATS. We are prepired te show YrueK Men the Newest. I'ivlliiilanil Largest Line In the City at tbe Very Len et I'rlces. SPECIAL 1IAUUA1NS1.S Trunks and Traveling Bags. Stauffer&Ce., LKAIIINO IiATTEItS, III and V, A'ertli Queen Street MAOlllXKKy, pA'ITKKNH, MODtfI,S, An. Central Machine Works, council or UIIANT ANDCIIHISIIAN STBKE1B, (Bear of Court Heuse). LANCAyfKK, PA Engines. Hellers, Marhtnerv and ltepalrlng, l'atturus, Drawing,, iron and llrass Custlngs, best CQUtpped Machine and Pattern Shep In Ibectly ler light work. ...WHoea Werk, Piomptness. Ueasnnable Charges. acca ua CO A I., IS. M.ilTl, wietasiis Anc eataii OBAlra la All Kinds of Lumber and Oea .."Vabe! Ne. 4A) NerUWaterand Prince BtroeU. anevH l.einnn. Lanrasler. rX-lVd T5AUMUAKl)NK'a COMPANY. COAL DEALERS. Orncm:-Ne. 12s) .North (JuoenStreut, and Ka M4 North Prince street Yards: North ITluce Street, near trading l.ANl AKTKIl, V Depot, aar into COAL. I I'OAT, 1 PlIlCEOITCOAI. UEDUCKD AC II. p-K-JUt . Bd'JM CO It Janlti tfd PBINCK A WALNUT Bae. HUM SI Kit K KNOUTS. A T1..ANT10 U1TY, N. J. THE MANSION. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (ropularWlnter or Sunmier ) l.urgesl llotel. Most Convenient. Elegantly ur ur nlshea. Liberally Maiiaged. OPEN ALL '11IK YEAK. CIIAH. MeULADK, Prep. W. E. CecimAW, Chief Cleik. feb.'i-Omd A T1.ANT10 CITY, N. J. HOTEL NORMANDIE, (ITertierly llotel Ashland.) -NOW:ePEN.-e UKKlJltNlSllEP. . . UEMODKI.KU. BENOVATED. JOsTll KLANIUEN, ,1b. inai Mind-Mar, Apr, July, Aug. rr U F1SHKK, DENTIST. Paulcular attention given te rtlllng and preserving the natural Ki.ith. 1 have ail the latest luiprevemeuts ler doing nice weik at a very leasoiiable cost. Havlngyearsef ex ex IMirlence in tbe large cities I am sure te gle the best of salltfacilen and r-ave you money, bxsi arilflclal teeth only Id ue per set. mmlS-iyd Ne Cl NOItlll QUEEN ST. XTllTIOK TO TKKHl'AHHEKH AND -A. UUNNKBS. All persons are hereby for ldden te trespass en anv of the lands nf the Cornwall and Speedwell estates in Lebanmi or Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed 01 uiln dosed, either for the purpose of sheeting or ttthlng, as the law will be rigidly enforced aalnt all trespassing en said lands el the un designed alter this notice. WH. COLEMAN rBIKMAN, H.PKUOY ALDKN, XUW.U.fBSBMAM. AMerntja ter B,W.Celimau's Uau BOOTS A HP llOXH.y - N KW BHOK STORK. Our Oping Day Is Past But would call the attention of the Isdlea te our flne Dongola Butten Shoe for It 97, In Opera, Bquare and Common Seme Tee In widths B, C, It, X, and KK, whleh ter style and wear cannot be excelled. We also have the same style shoe In a cheaper grade one at 11.15, the ether at ll.M. Have a full line of Ox ford Ties In Patent Leather, Dongola and Patent Leather Tips Opara Slippers In all styles of Tees and Heels. A Child's Bptlng Heel Bhee In sixes S te 8, for. 47 cents. for Gentlsmen our 110 and 12.00 Bhee In Butten, Lace and CengTess, Plain Bread Tee or opera Tee and Tip cannot be beat for wear. Shoes for Wemtngmen of every description all te be had at the New Cash Shee Stere, MARBLH FRONT. H SWILKEY, 24 North Queen Street. lnarK-Smd B OOTH AND SUOKS. A Rare Chance, bPEROENr KEDDOTION nteM- March 31st te April ON ALL 30tb, BOOTS, SHOES, ROBBERS, Ac. Bought at Our Stere THE REASONS Why we have offered this reduction are : 1st. liocame we have been In the habit e Slvlnir away from Twenty-nve te Seventy-five Dollars Werth of Cards and Cbromes every Easter, and we think It will be the same te us and mera advantageous te the Purchaser te get that amount (the coat of the cards) en" of their Purchsses. 2d. llecause 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 l'er Cent. Boductleu) will be greatly te our advantage as well aa te the advantage of thn Purchaser. This offer is net te New Patrons only, but te all or our llcgular customers as well 1 but bear In mind we only nuke this offer irem this BATUBDAY, MAHJH Stst, te MONDAY, APBIL SOlh, 18S8, Inclusive. REMEMBER, We have our Heeds marked In rialn Figures and netlu Letters or Characters. We Mean Just What We Say 1 We will give the PurchaMer rive Cents off of every Dellar's Werth or uoeds Purchased at our a tore during said time or S per cent, off of all amounts Less than one Dellar 4wl(meuiber This Sale commences THIS SATURDAY, MAUUII 31st and Ends MON DAY, APUIL 30th. OUBMOTI03ARE: " Qnlck Salts and Small PrenU," AND " Honesty Is the llrst Policy." The Leaders of Lew Trices In Beets & Shoes, NO. 3 EAST KING STREET, LAN CASTER, FA. maraMinl FVKXITVRK. TyiDMYKK'S. YOUR WANTS -IN- FURNITURE Can be supplied at WIDMYER'S FUJINlTUJtE STOllJS TO YOUBCOMPLETESATISKACTION. ATTBACTIVE UOJD3, ATTRACTIVE PRICKS. Give yourself thn satisfaction of seeing the Largest, Best and Cheapest stock In thu City. Oer. Bast King & Duke Sts. WIDMTER'S CORIEB, VKW THINGS IN JTJRN1TUKK AT HEINITSrl'S New ANTIQUE OAK SUITS, all Complete, with Mattress and Spring. Thu prlcewlll sur prise you. NATURAL CHERRY SUITS, a'l Complete Very Pretty, Well Made aud Durable, OLD STANDARD WALNUT. We open bail Week, blx New Patterns at Six New Pilces. Beveral very low In price, but geed money's worth ull the tlme. Other New and Attractive Uoeds being shewu all the time at Popular l'rlcej. HEINITSH'S 37 AND 20 B0UTH:QTJEENST., LANCASTER, P., Mr Persenal Attention (liven te Underlak InK. MUSICAL. CUl'KKIOR QUAIil'tY MUSICAL BOXES. HENRY GAUT8CUI A SONS, Ne. It30 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Examination will prove our Instruments far sutwrlnrie any ether make, net speaking or the worthless trash that abounds In the market, seen being of mera annoyance than pleasure te thulr owners. Old and Imper fectly mude Music Bexes caretully repaired by experienced workmen from the manufac tory In Switzerland. Correspondence solicited. Send Btamp fur catalogue and price list. nevJ-lydw ATTOUXMYH. T LTUKHH. KAUKKMAN, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, NO.lSOUTH PRINCE ST. , Lancaster, Pa IK-lydAw FRET (6 ECKERT, jjiir aoeDB. TOAHOA.lNs'ATr'''" GIYLER'S NEW STORE. ir s-e(K or eAuritTs, matxisgs AND OILCLOTUB, W1KUOW EHACINOS, r&lNUIB. 8UAUI rUl.L, rlXTUKEB, BTAIUBODS, I'ArKa LlHIRQS.B-l TABLE OILCLOTHS, ISO. AUB3BA QOLUHKUAL AMD lHTBOVKD CABFKT BWKBFBB8. ALSO BXTBA LABQB SIZE QBAMD BWKBl'BB FOB CUUItcnKH AMD UALLB. LEST QUALITY BTK1MED rKAlUEBB. nOUBBrtlKMBIIIRa DBYG0OD3 AT LOW EST CAS II 1'BICES, AT JOHI S. GITIEE'S iVJir STOllE, Nea. 6 & 8 North Queen LANCASTER, PA. initie II dAw St., N EW YOHIC STORK. Wash Dress Goods. Iho Return e Hpi Ce nblnatlens of ll r!nftbitngs many New rigni Cheery colors le grace the season. HUNDBKD3 0V NEW STYLES BTB1PKD AND PLAID 6EEBSU KKUS, CORDED DRKBS GINGHAM', TOILK DU NOBD, SCOTC1IQ1NGIIAMS, WABUPONUEKP, WAMSUTTA PRINTS, CRNTURY CLOTHS. ONE CASE lew Spring Seersuckers. AT 80 A YABD. COBDED UBESSG1NUUAMS. 10c a Yard ; BeguUr Price, uyia. Our Importation of ritKNCU SATEENS, In Beantlful Designs and Colorings, specially selecud te supply the wants et our customers. AMERICAN SATEENS, OlaSupeiler Quality. In ten Latest French Designs, l-Xe a Yatd. Ppiclil Drtveln riNE AMERICAN SATEENS, Only loe a Yard. WATT&SHAND 6, 8 Si 10 BAST KINO ST. New Yerk Stere. s TAMM BKOTHEKS. Stamm Brethers, K05. 35 i 37 NORTH QUEEN ST, Bight Acresj from Poateillco. OPEN THIS WEEK An Entire New Line et RIBBONS AT POPULAB PRICES T ADIES SPRING HOSIERY, rANCY REGULAR MADE, 25CENTS APAl't. T AD1ES REGULAR MADE UALBKIGUAN UOU8K, 12X CENTS A PA It. T ADIKS' REGULAR MADE EAST IILAr.K II03E, S) CENTS A PAIR. X ADItS' LISLE TI1READ HOSE, 37X CENTS A PAIR. T ATEST STYLE "HUSTLES" AT LOW PRICES. flUILDKKN'S REGULAR MADE RIB11ED HOSE, EAST BACK, l.'XCKNIS A PAIK, AtBTAMM 11ROTIIER4. PJUILDREN'S RIBBED UOSE, LISLE THREAD, Ke. A PAIR, These are special value, EN'S HALURKiOAN HOSE, REGULAR MADE, l.'H CENTS A PAIR. Tyj-KN'S RALUrtlGGAN HOSE, BEGULAB MADE. EXTBA QUALITY. 3 PAIRS KORtOCKNTi1. jyiTKN'S FANCY HOSE, REGULAR MADE, NEW SHADES, 25CKNT3 A PAIR. TMTEN'S SUSPENDERS, Eancy with Drawer Supporters, 2.1 CENTS A PAIR CPRING WRAPS, P1VK, BLUE, BEIGE and RED, 60a. Each ; Always Sold for II CO s PEC1AL BARGAINS IK- JERSEYS. TITli WOULD LIKE YOU Te See Our Spring Atractlens In Dress Goods. N EW STORE. STAMM BROTHBRS, Nea. 35 and 37 North Queen Streat. NEW STORE, Villi Lighted. Acress from Posteftlce BOSTON STORE
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