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AJlOABTEE. AfKtt 18, IHM.V , ,
jT liiBMiir publishes ell the
possible beer.
vauy maiuen m ji imiw
- w mmUm In IhA ntlv
Ml wnullll towns for IOC. per week
r (Ml ft 7trt IU0 ter six months t
a m aft w laraln DM.MirMAlllk.
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T .nrmxianreni iweudib soebw
, only iLSQ per annum, in w
tBansHlSN wishing ineir address changed
: MM Mas) mw ware taapaper u caw ier
at from 10 te IB eu.per line
m, according te location.
lAnfiutfir. Fjl
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4 A Ftee Htsttsr Det.
That U nnll an fntitvstlntf irrab that
a.v-j . . v.tiv Air Mia llmh.nnr. nf
i""""' .- ""-' . . . . :
VMin IlalbBcb. Tbcse being bow goea
tbtHtblkans , we Democrat! need only
ftMfc m and wonder and admire without
taking sides. It Is quite in llepub-
Itean fashion te grasp anything
lilac around loose that lias the
ra
i Ixfatotestedorot a bone about it; but it
i '--Jwmk be confessed that Mr. Eiby in
5 assailing out aa ofllee that has been burled
'wrwa years past and that was deprived
'.g'cf'tts TltalltT for thirty Tears before.
kyliid baa been generally and naturally
fwpyeatd te be new beyond resurrection,
0bM exhibited a keenness of scent that is
JMt aehlncapin beyond any previously
'Merjcded f eat even by a Republican poll
UeUa.
gft&Ma, wie easy way in wdicu uoverner
SBaaver has been induced te issue a com-
1 (umlflaliln (a a MJtnfifAffni runnnatAf wfillA
Itfc ArtnsflfllHnti falla tn vnnlra nnla nt
l.'vsuch an office, must be surnrislncr te his
TBepubllcan fellow-citizens. We Deme
.lw cannot be surprised at anything
. A.Govemer Beaver does te previdean ofllce
sH$w avBepublican and te obllge a pellti-
t, . yvma or a raureaa president.
jf &sftf The recorder was an ancient officer in
MeUahed in 18-19. Since then thoenice
iihia been used for the authority it con
; Tared te takeacknewledgments of papers.
R-aBteetder Evans was checked by the
I, ts - - n t.l. lt.t i. a...
;itbrlty of a justice of the peace
iaJ.clvil ceses. It is possible that
p.tiMl authority of a justice of the peace
1 keth civil and crlmtnnl cmwh uiiii m.
f- :-f-BOa8dln the recorder, as the nuntlen of
a-'"' :t'... . '
r law involved is net clear; but it is net
w a uve quettien. as the efflce will.
. jjfiftr j?-t- -..... -r--z r .. . i
t&" ?" oaeuess de neia te nave been abolished
V by -tine declaration of the new censtltu-
Meb, abolishing all courts net specified
; itt-in vcas msirument. Air. j;aby's counsel
.probably contend that while this abolishes
&'; ff-lmt there Is net much room te escape the
.WBciuBien mac nis mnciiens areauel-
Mwd If he is net ; and that therefore
jljgear amiable friend Kaby will net
S;take much bv his motion. Wn
'Wire aerry, because he would mnke
mzf a geed looking and accomplished re-
f.jjgjCwuer. jib weuia ue ueciaeuiy mere
t:i ernamftntal tn t.Vin Dnrli.irv rnnul nml il.n
S,&W Jlalanner flnx tlinn Mm klln ln,itt..t
ilWtherity of tliat ungodly country. We
fiaally hope that he may be able te ani-
y aw we uiing no nas aug up. we hope
I'JOtt net only for his sake but for thntef
f rf4i T liin. 111..11 1 ii . T. tn n 1 K-... ... .
8r SM "V"H g""uuiu .m ji ua, irau teuuiiiaieuucu
iigyui case te the governor, and for whom
1 " would be ominous te tie te a dead
?aUUBg as his first efllclal act after his con cen
rPaerftUnn liv his iwmW
Wkb ' 1-J- .
BKH ... .-....- .... .
itg&t fllAUA blmlAnta i 41iA .11 t
Bfig . "JO" JUMOUW Ul UIO DIvllUllUlI 111
KrFraneA diirlnir IIa tircannt ienium nf.
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nraa tnat mat nuMen has never been se
happy as durinz these vears wlmn tlm
&5 Napoleonic dynasty had full sway. Frem
ySx'lUl In 1815, France was In a feverish
'tiMOC enjoyment, because of the tn-
M upM weu by her man of destiny. Un.
. ,.4er Napeleon III. from 1852 te lb70, she
i.v.f .vjvjku a Beii-Buiumitnuii in uis success
ii.iW combination with England against
;-wr usia in lire urimean wnr, and with
jjiIWj against Austria at Solferino. Up
:jv?;w bis xaiaisiep against .Mexico, in 1S04,
ifej,c,.d even thereafter, until his fall In
VftlfiYA TranM tiraa nrnml nf liln
M'J .But in all the ether years of this
R;.eftalury that are net Included in
;jRr,HHBB apuit-uuiu iiuriuus, xrance
;4sha been in a state of chronic unrest.
Mhlers was the chief builder of the pres
,rSMt republic en that eventful KpntAmher
3.-4:187 In rar,8 when Jules Favre,
,' - ' HAMiATAPt f.amtuktfe nA n f.. A1.K
wMw.wtt uniuvvvvn uuu XOW UiilUI
frffSs. y""""" " "" "ue wKturei ui con-
:ii - i iaBnB.ni nil 1-1 m iinfiea mw. mm a .
.v,-v.-rucii some Ecneme 01 renublican trnvprn-
tf stent. These were disquieting days anil
it t- utxauue mere be wnen in jiu ruiers was
ousted te make wav for Marshal Mur.
rMJp Mahen, one of Napeleon's defeated gen-
t& rau. The people did net ele:t these
tg ;jbiubuu9, uu. vue legisiaiive oeuy, anu
consequently their tenure has been most
tiJ UMtable. Grew succeeded fifnpM.il. nn
fc, WBA Kadl-Carnet has followed after
V&iT Grevy. Just where any Improvement is
& te be expected under the latter is net
clear. The ministry that came in with
8s, '- aim has gene under, and ether like ambl.
W tleus attempts seem foredoomed te fail-
It J-- tire. liaulancrnr nna liccnme n rrrent lamia
ES' Slmnlv llATAllftA Af fhn itnlttlAat iirm.. ,xf
Mfr- the people. They see nothing before
wieui uui. unceriiiniy, anu iney seem te
feel that With Benlancrer nf. flm lml tn
jr .. . ."..-.. D "" "-"
kt H"nK B-ame in the government line,
eoeia ue attempted.
It U te be feared that they are i.laclnir
iYf 'WO BQUCn reliance unnn tliU re,l
yfe President Carnet would dissolve' th
i&f IfUtlve body and order a new election
Pi" te meet the advancing spirit of republl.
frY canum in the nation, he would take the
nest anu most patrlotle means of avert
ing the coming storm. Meanwhiln tim
iint'" Fnach neeDlaarfl llvlner nn Il.n 0,1 i n
&. -j' " ,": -".-,: r-rr Ul -
!- -muuuiuh ,ujtrtue, tvuiuu may utiex
V ? etedly become active some dav te thn
ml" political demoralizitien of a whele
ty-.:- MftQDIfi.
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f" Arber Day.
' Arber Day is only a week distant new,
.; hh nu wuu iuijw3u w properly euserve
U should be giving attention te the kind
of trees that they intend te plant. Cap-
huh waugenhelm, one of the Hessian
E "atv wuu caujB uj mia country
'. wild inn lirmsn in ie T)..i..n..nn.
" . war, had time te leek about him at th
I .r,(JttUful trees found in this country.
un , w iuat ue wrote in ilay 1760, he
. MUaBdM te his people in Germany for
V ,IHroaucUen there the tulln troe iAmr.
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poplar), the buttenwnn1 M, ,i
. Ifce white pine, the bkek birch, the red
pk and the sugar maple, lie advises
pfftlest the use of the sweat gun, the
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horse chestnut, the white elm, the Amer
ican linden, the acaeia or honey locust,
Uie perstnmen, the witch hazel.
Thus mere than a eentaary age have
we bad a thoughtful German's opinion of
our trees. He deemed it of enough im
portance te write a book upon it. Surely
Americans ought te be sufficiently inter
ested in the subject te pick out some of
the best species of trees and see te their
planting en April 27th.
Hnenn Island decreased her Republi
can majority; Louisiana Inereated her
4DamocrUe msjerlty. Carry the news te
Cleveland.
Tin: rullaJelphla 'lHmtt gives quite a
elrcamstanlUl atery about hew Uie
Broeksblghllcens9b.il was enaeted Inte
a law at llanlsburg, wblcb, if true, proves
that the old Tweed methods oflegUlatlea ia
New Yerk have their counterpart In Penn
sylvania, It le stated that the whisky men
were anxious te have the measure pasted,
Jn the bellef that It would drive most of the
bcer saloons out of buttneas and thus swell
the pretlta of the dealers In spirituous
liquors. Te eiTiet this, one Harry P.
,Crewell was sent te Harrlsburg la the In
terest of the brewers with fCO.000 te defeat
the bill. Through Indiscreet conduct and
ine lacic ei lODuying skill, tue money was net
pent, although it la stated that tbere were
many members ready te find Haws In
the meaiure, It the pecuniary consideration
.was large enough. When it becsme
evident that the hill was going te be pasted,
It Is stated that Crewell rushed frantically
te llarrlsburg te uie his money against it,
bat he was tben tee late. Tne Times story
would be a geed deal atronger and mere
probable It It Inclucled (no names of lome
et the legislators who were ready te soil
their votea for money.
Ohie It for Jehn Sherman until con
vention day.
Tin: business of the Norfolk it Western
railroad for the paei year Is very gratifying
te Its stockholder!. The treflle Inoreasod
about 40 per cent. ever last yearj the gross
eatnlegs increased 31 per cent., and the net
earning lnoreased 87 per cent. The read
1403 miles long, with 140 mlles of branches
and. 110 miles of sidings. About 125 miles
of branches; are being built. Iho gross
earnings last jear were M, 261,701 and the
net earnlnRa (1,771,013. The Income from
Investments wan W01,C17, making the total
net revenue 11,872,001. The traffie returns
bow that 70 percent, el the earnings wero
derived from local business. Ceal snd
coke wero the principal commodities
transported, the total of tbese artloles being
1,303,6111 tonsent of a total of 2,208,088 tens.
Tbere was an inorease In this traffic of
378,055) tens evor the previous year. tan-,
caster railroad contractors are Interested In
,tbe Clinch Valley extension, and ll'la stated
Unities will be completed by July 1, and
20 mlles additional by Hsptember 1. The
jUiency te build the line has been provided
and ia new In bank, the unexpended
balance at the end of the year belng
11,454,000.
CcNKMKa'Hcnemles are new hla fdeuds.
It is olten thus. Words thst would have
gladdened the hesrls of the living are tin
avalllngly poured Inte the ears et the dead.
Tint presldent has voteod a bill ler the
roller of Paymaster Danlel lianh et tbe
United Btates army from the endomle of.
feets of ple. The pie was' cat en by a ser
geant and It would appear that the Imuio Imuie Imuio
dlate result ei hlsrcekless diet wss te make
Majer Hash rospenslbto for 17,550, Ue had
left that nmeunt In the oare of the hungry
sergeant In the hUre while he onterod the
dining room at Antelope Springs, Wyoming
territoryPle eat his dinner. When the
major had appeased Ms hunger, he
observed the sergeant surrounding and an
nihilating a ple, but with cj warmth of lei.
low feeling easily explalned by the wsrm
dinner he bad Just captured he refralned
Iretn disturbing the sorgeant. Frem an
etblcal nnd military point et view this
was all wrenu. A wise philanthropist
would have dissuaded the soldler from ln ln ln
dulgonce In Indlgnstlble ple nven If he
worenotbytho set Imperiling 17,550, Hut
ttie major was evidently a tnnti of very
kindly feelings, who inadn small proton co
of carrying about hlhi cither military or
civil wisdom, nnd he could net bring him
self te Interrupt the operations of tbe fos fes fos
tlve ple dentroyer ; consequently be Is nt
present deatbly sick In his pocket book.
Fer It uppeurB tbnt botween the officer, the
seldlnr nnd tbe ple the cash referred te
was left unprntocted in the stage, and
when the sergeant reappeared from the
dining room we may bellove that tbe bot
tom crust stepped midway In his threat, as
he discovered tbe theft of the money. He
at ence gavn chase te the thiel and swapped
rovulver shots with him, but could net
catch him. A kind-hearted Cengreas
paased a bill for the rellef of the kind
hearted msj or, but the president vetoes It
with the remark that ' the less might have
been prevented if the paymaster had re
mained a short tline by tbe alage when be
saw It unprotected, or hsd taken tbe
vallse In with hlra, or promptly diverted
the attention of the sergeant irem the pie
te the money which all had abandoned."
Ue then takes occasion te repreve the
readiness with which army clUcera Jein In
applications for tbe condenation et nogll negll nogll
genceon tbe part of comrades. It would
be well It attention wero given te tbe red
tapelsm In Washington which baa enceu'.
aged this spirit among the cUleeri Cases
are constantly occurring in whleh tbey
stiU'er personal less because et the refusal or
meu In authority te beud seme ancient
rule Jlnte lcasonsble agreement wltb olr elr olr
eumatance8. Out en the frontier emergen
cies are constantly arising which can net
well be provided for by rule, and officers
must use their Judgment and take the risk.
Fer example, net long age an offieor had
occasion te transport a corpse In extremely
het weatherand ventured toeoutracta bill
foriee. The department refused te pay It
and tbe elllcer was held personally rospen
slble. Under these clrcumstances, It la net
surprising that they should form the habit
of supporting ene anothei'e cIuIiub for re
lief. PERSONAL.
CenklincTu favorlte poems wero "I.alla
ltjekh" and "lady of the lake"
Jehn J. O. Hassaud, for msnv years
a member of the odlierial stall" of tbe New
Yerk JVt6uiif, died Wednesday at New
Yerk of consumption, aged 62 yearc
Bkv. nn. J. W. Liu:, of Atlanta, Is queted
In a local paper aa having Bald In a at-rmen
that "the reason the liens dld'nt eat Daniel
..... uu nu ram luiu ineir uen was that
he waa two-thlrde backbene and tbe rest
pure grit," This will make tbe circus lien
tamer leek upon the narratlve of Daniel in
tbe llen'H deu with mere respect than ever.
Huv. U O. Ua.kuk, of tbe Weit Jersey
preseytery, has been invited te withdraw
vviV".8 7"uren cause be opposed the
itm,.n.",e.rceu'6Ml0n l" 1 t"eery of a
repeated Judgment and a double punish
ment In bell, one bolere and nne ft'icr tbe
ZZtCim-, " aealca t0 "-irtouen ts
piopercbaracter as n recovery from deatb.
tbe wbreh or sin, and strips It et every uW
eirul aud reoreptlvo leature except In tbe
cahe pi the elect. Tbe unjust are raised
merely for tbe purposes of another sentonce
aim a redoubled redistribution, te tinier
most grievous and unaposkuble torments
without Intermission, with tue Ue ami
his angels in hellttre ferever '
in1- ?nNKMUB Rka Aenkw. who died
Ln N"1 erk en Wednesday, was born In
New Yerk, or Uusuenet (Scotch Irish?
Inl'hlladelpbU. and srterwafds removed
te New Yerk. Cornelius atudled at Oelnm.
bla i college, New Yerk, grailuallng in 1819,
and then studied medicine In the Nbw
erk oelloge of physicians and siirceens.
lie graduated In medicine ln 1S52 and In
tbe follewlDg year beeame house turseen
ln the New Xerk hospital. Soen alter be
went te Europe, and studied In Dublin,
Ijpaden and Paris for two years under some
. u. j. viuiuvui swuiiish ei me (jay
Ketaralng te Aaserles In 1855, be establlshs
hlssselflnNewYerk as a asaenat praeM praeM
tieaer. Uswasamsssbsref asaay Iswraed
soetetleaL sad aa aetlre oeatrltmtor te soles seles soles
tllle perieellaalav aad held many positions
of responsibility la beaplssls, etc.
UP Ills PITIABLE TRaNSFOnMATION.
I who was young se long,
Yeung and alert and a ay,
Hew that my balr la gray,
We gtn te change soy song.
New t knew right from wrong,
New I kaew pay and pray,
1 who waa young se long.
Yeung anA alert and gay.
New 1 fellow the throng,
Walk In tbe beaten way,
Hear what the elders say,
And own that I was wrong
I who was young se long.
Jiebtrl 7-iili littvtnien in Longman' i J,i J,i
eazlnt. Bems Foolish t'eepla
Allew a cengh te run until It gets beyond the
reach et medicine. Tbcy often any, "US, It
will a.r away," bit In most eases It
wears them away. Could they be Induced te
try the snccfltsful moalclne called aemp's
Balaam, which we tell en a posture guarantm
te cure, they would Immediately aee the ex
rellent efleet alter taking the first dote
rrlcaM cauls and '. 77 (ni tin frt At a
Pruggttu. Janlilydaw
arsujAi, rreTJVKr.
Thunder It Down (he Ages,
ThU for lameness, ler rheumatism, for aches,
for pains, and or sprains Dr. riemai' JCcltc
trie Oil Is a positive and reliable remedy. "Dr.
Thern' Kclectrle UU" can bn purchased of
any druiaiit. rer sale bv II. B Cochran,
Oturslit, 137 and 139 North Uueen street. Lan
caster. All Aitmlrs a Basdsetua Sac.
A pure. clear skin will make any face hand
some. Manifestly anything which slrvnjrttens
and enriches the buud will directly ruct ths
whole pert en. All eruptions of Iho sain dis
appear when Burdock Rloel BiUtri a e em
pleyed. 3hy are a vesetahle remedy of In
is'lmable value, rer silo by II, It. Cochran,
druggist, 13f and l'.'J North Quten street, lan lan
eistur. I'liw.ultr Sam'l A. lleirill,
Of If onterey, Mich , delivers hbnielf In this
wlte: "Fer colds, ibutns, sero threat, and
rheumatism, Tttemai' Aclectrfe Oil cannot be
beaten. Isay keep It up te the standard, and
It will iatltfy the people. I aba I tend for a
new supply soen.1' rer sale by II. II. Uooh Ueoh Uoeh
ran, druggist, 1S7 and 13 North Qoeon street,
lianeaatur.
Urlns.
I'lcafant, henlthy grins are seen only en the
faces of healthy pardons. Iho dyspeptic and
Oebldtated can tmtle only In a hall-hnarli-d
way. l'mlly the bleed, leun the tomaeb, and
strengthen the Mmuis with Jlurdoek Jtloed
'JUIltri, If you wish te laugh well and ntien.
Knr sale by II. It. Coehran, druggist, 137 and
ls North wueen street, bancasUir.
Will It iteally uate Itheumstiiui?
. We answer, honor hrtght.lt will euro rh"u
matlsm, and tbe envertst cat-s tee. Dr.
Ttmmat' Sclretrie Oil was speclally prepared
for the rheumatic- and lame. Netice totters
Irem the people relative tints inerlta'ln nearly
tivery paper in the country, for ) by II . 11.
Cochran druggist,, 1ST and 1311 .erth Queen
street, Lancaster.
r ' Cusses Astenlihintut.
"Cnmp'etely prostrated for days with Indl-
C nation and bllfeiit levi-r. The irrvctiel two
etUes or Jlurdeck Illoeil llltttri untenlthed
met vlslble Imnreveuiinl rlnht err." Mr,
Mwti Hates, Klmlra, h. V. rer sain by II. U.
Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13u North Uueea
streut. Laucaaier.
WANAMAKKJV8.
1'iiiLiDKLrHU, Thursday, April 19, 1883.
Every day something new te
tell you in Dress Goods. Net
that the lets are here, that you
knew. The kinds and qualities
go without saying. We wouldn't
have grown te the biggest
gathering of Dress Stuffs en
this continent if there were
ever a shortness of styles or
qualities.
Prices have the pull just new.
Down a quarter, third, or even
mere en the most staple Dress
fabrics.
On ether things as well.
China Mattings have an ex
hibition of their own quanti
ties and prices.
A glance at Black goods to
day at one corner of them.
The down prices are net be
cause of bad quality or peer
colors. Every piece is bright,
fresh; new, clean.
Black Striped Armures. Four
patterns, 1-16 te inch effects ;
solid, 'substantial, geed weight
stuff. Reduced from 60 te 40c.
Black Armures, plaids and
stripes. A variety of neat de
signs ; every one has been a
quick seller, but the price gees
from 65 te 50c.
Black Sevastopol. Very like
the old-time, cut cashmere;
close, cord-like surface. Net
a draggy sort among them at
65c ; the new price is 50c just
the same.
Black Serge, stripes and
checks. A choice let, right in
the thread, right in the weave ;
handsome patterns. Down from
85c te 75c.
Black Armures, with Mo
hair checks and figures. Neat
and stylish. A soft, beautiful
material that has been in high
favor. 75 c, from $1.
black Armures, with small,
neat figures. Modest and ele
gant. Drape as handsomely as
cashmere. Reduced from 1
te 75c.
Black Granite Cleth. Grounds
of crepy effect; some with in
visible plaids. A tough, sturdy
wearer. 60c, from 85.
Black Feule Serge. Softly
ftizzly surface, but with body for
business. 65c, from 85.
Black jS-inch Serge Diag
onal. Stuff that will give geed
service ; honest in every thread.
Down from S5 te 75c,
Black .1,8-inch Serge Diag
onal. Heavier than the last
named; finer and firmer; $1,
from $1.25.
Black Corded Stripe. Very
handsome ; cords in close trip
lets, quarter-inch diagonal stripe
between. $1, from $1.25.
Black Royal Armures. A
variety of pinched and puckered
small designs. Excellent qual
ity. Reduced from $1.25 te $1.
Black Camel's-hair Serge.
Geed weight, geed wool. Mod
est sprinkling of the hanging
hairs. 75c, from $1.
Fine Black Serge. 48 inches.
As notable for quality as for
JJOOD'S SARSAFARlLliA.
Keep the
We believe Heed's SanapatUMt Is taas vssr
bMttnsdlotnetetakstokswB tM Me pm
2 i?i?pel . " eTMaJsaHrss,
and ether potions which causa semnek sSr-
L"J !.,i.naJK,?."rer 'Ur '" tasfsjral
Malth. By IU peculiar curative power, Heed's
atmftariua strengthens ths system walls It
eradiates disease.
-I'"' ,Mt ,pHB,r l "
? WDSa.,l?rT0D, 'els, feltsslasrabls
and all that. I took HoeeVs BarsaparUla and
was mneh benefitted ty it. 1 recommend It
te my friends." Mas. J. at. TAtws, Ul Snelld
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohie.
Hoed'a Sarsaparllla
"reraflrst-elasstprlrg medicine my wife
and t both think vary highly of Heed's Sar
saparllla. We both took It last sprtag. ItOM
ns a grat deal of geed and ws felt better
through the het weather than ever before, it
curt say wile of siek beeSseae, from which
she has suflered a great deal, and relieved Sae
of a dlssy, tiled feeling. I think every one
ought te take something te aurlfy thablec4
before ths het weather cones en, and wa shall
certainly lake flood's BarsapaiUlathls spring ."
J.lI.l'BiBea.Supt.atanllsKailway Ce, con
cord, N, 11,
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Beld by all drurg'als. II t six feres. Prepared
unijr uy u. i. jiuuu w Apotheeaties,
Lewcll, Mast.
100 Deaes Oat) Dellar.
H(
OOD'S HARHAPARlLIiA. FOR BALK
"'in ifl(Hui viueen bl, umcaaier, ra. aprt-imdAw
WAXAMAKBR'B.
width. $r,frem $1.25.
Fine Black Serge. A real,
simen pure French Serge ; you
knew the breed. 40 inches,
60, from 75.
Black Satin Marveilleux. Ot Ot
eoman order, but satin finish.
40 inches. Down from 75c te
60.
Black Granite Cleth, with
small silk stripes. One of the
newest effects. A crepy ground
but firm. As handsome a stuff
as you'll come across. 40
inches. $1, from $1.25.
Black Viele ; cut into eighth
and quarter inch squares by
fine beurette cords. 40 inches.
51, from $1.25.
Black Panama. Open weave,
after the style of canvas, but
softer. All-wool ; four sorts
fine te coarse. 40 inches. 50c,
from 75.
Black Grenadines, velvet fig
ures. The only old acquaint
ance blacks we tell you of to
day. Half a dozen kinds;
quality excellent. If you can
use them 'the price won't sig
nify. 75c; a little back they
were $1,50.
Kernels from the recent bar
gain lists :
Robes
Camel's Hair llela ltebfl, eilk embroidered,
ri irem ta.
Cathuieie Fouie itebrs. silk embroidered.
ta, from sis
rine Serge Ileuss, silk eexalture,
), irem fie.
Albatross liebes, vaileus styles of embroidery.
17. from lit "
Sergo Veule Uobes, frise and headword garni
ture, H Irem W.
Suitings
Londen Worsted Suiting. (10 styles. 51 In .
It SO. irem i 60.
EnglUh Worsted Suiting. M ta.,
Il.'tf. irem 12 00.
Uurman Worsted Suiting, se styles, ta In .
II oe. from l 60.
German Sllk-and-Woel Bulling, 42 ln
tl.ee, from I1.SS.
German Sllk-and- Weel Suiting, 41 lu .
l.ie, from II se. '
German Sllk-and- Weel suiting, 4) la.,
60 cents, from 73.
Ameilcan Weel Suitings,
SI cents, irem 43.
Weel I'lald Suiting. SS In.,
S7X come, fiem te.
Cleths
German Bilk and Weel Crnne Cleths, 4: ln ,
II UO, from Hi i.
1'rench l'runelia cloth, 40 In ,
W ecnts. from 7a.
Kreuch Otteman cloth, 40 In.,
SocenU, ireni7Sc.
All Weel llabtt Cleth, 60 In.,
75 cents fiem I.U).
Plaids
ITrench Novelty I'lalds.wtthpolkaspe's, 4S lu.,
11.80, fromti.te.
AH-Tfoet l'lalaa, te styles,
73wnt, from tl.O).
All Wcel llleck 1'lalds, creseut designs,
It oe, from ll.U.
All-Weel Plaids, Illumined with silk llaei,
110. irem II 2S,
Gerniun Worsted l'lalds, 40 In ,
71 ceuts, irem 11 ue.
Miscellaneous
Chevren Striped, halrllued with silk,
73 cents, from II no.
Imported 1'lnUead cheess, 40ln.,
73 cents, liembJ.
French Camel's Hair Diagonal, 4 lu.,
74 cents, from Sl.eu.
French All-Weel Armure. 40 lu ,
00 cents. Irem 8V.
French Diagonals, 40 In..
50 cents, from 7).
Amcrlcau Diagonals. SI In.,
ia cenu, irem 3 IK.
Weel Tricots, M lu .
51 cants, from S7K S7K
Seitch Zephyr aingbams,
7H cunts, irem 60.
Baby clothes ; everything that
baby wears. Leng and short
Dresses, Cloaks, Coats, Robes,
Slips, Skirts, Afghans, and the
like. Thev are here alwavs.
whether we say se or net ; from
the finest te as common as it's
worth your while te buy. But
the talk te-day is of special lets
often at half and less.
We've been Spring-cleaning
at the Baby-wear counters.
That means money for you.
200 White Nainsoek, Linen
d'Inde and Cambric Dresses,
20 te 24 inches, 25c te $2.
Made te sell for from $1 te $6.
50 fine Linen d'Inde and
French Cambric; hemstitched
and finely embroidered, $3 te
$S. Maker's price te-day, $5
te 14.
25 Leng Dresses slightly
tumbled, 6 te $12 ; worth from
$10 te $iS.
60 White Cashmere and
Plaid Coats for infants, and
first short coats. Seme finely
embroidered, some a little
mussed, $1.50 te $6 ; were $6
te $13. .
200 infants' and children's
Caps. Part new this season.
i5ce $2. A few have been
$6.
200 Kilts for 24 te 6 year
lrttc Dae 17.Ktt ...!....
plaids and stripes. Twe lets,'
-Bleed Pure
ragoeprt re Medietas we eensaeaUy
twswssaaeaa Heed's Sarsaparllla. By It use
the Meed te purlfltd, enriched and vitalised,
that tired feeling Is entirely overcome, and
the whole body given strength and rigor. The
appetita Is restored and sharpened, the diges
tive organs fcra toned, and ths hldnejf sad
liver Invigorated.
These who hays never tried Hoed'a Bars
parllla should de se this spring, it Is a thor
oughly hottest and reliable preparation, purely
vegetable, and contains no lnlurieus ingredi
ent whatever. Thousands testify te Its pecu
liar ettrattva power.
Furiflea the Bleed
"lhad erysipelas laths worst form, being
nearly covered with blisters. My husband
heard ef Heed's Sarsaparllla sad insisted en
say taking it, theaghl had little faith, lhad
Uksa bat a few doses, when I began te fast
better, and ta a week I was sura It was doing
tne geed. I continued te take It according te
dlreoUens and what) tba flrst bottle was gene
1 was entirely well. 1 have net been troubled
by erysipelas slaee." Mas. L- Baoew, Briat
field. Maes.
H. B. If you deride te take Heed's Sarsapa
rllla de net be Induced 'e bayany.ether.
aetdbyalldruggUrU. tit stxferis. Prepared
only try C. 1. HOOD CO., Apothecaries,
ieweu, Mass.
100 Deses One Dellar,
ATE R COUUKAN'b DRUG STORE.
WANtTAUAKKItti.
one at $4, and one at $5. Regu
lar retail price $8 and $10.
20 odd Dresses, 1 and 2
piece, for 15 te 16 year girls ;
were $30 and $40, new $10 and
$20. A few that were $20,
$30, $40, new $5.
75 Gretchen Ceat9, blue and
brown cloth, braid trimmed,
neat styles. Made te sell at
from $6.50 up. They shall go
at $1.75 each. The maker's
less.
Second nr, Chestnut atreet tide. Twe ele
vators. JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
UAHtAuiiT cetirjxr.
Q.A8LiaHT COMPANY.
WELSB10H
IKOAMESOEflT
GASLIGHT COMPANY,
of PENNSYLVANIA
123 SOU1H TWELFIHBT.,
l'lIll.ADHU'IIIA.
THIS GOMl'AN V offers a limited amount ei
the full paid Capital stock of the PUlLADcr..
I PUIAWKLSBACIICO..parvalue K0. at 130
,.u. uBo,yauuie ia two instalments, iiy the
terms of a guarantee, whleh will be explained
te Intending Investors, the actual risk will
probably net exceed !U0 per share, while
large profits are reasonably anie.
The wonderful system or lighting is new en
exhibition at 121 SOUTH T WKLFTII STBKKT,
Irem s te 10 p. m., where the Subscription Boek
s open.
A. O. GRANGER,
President.
SAMUEL. T. BODINB,
Bccretaryand Treasurer.
Heard of Directors.
(1 sero h 1'hiliir,
William Weed,
th9mas delac,
Ws, II. BmaisLv,
JennO. UsipiNu,
A. O. aiAttasn,
Ws, O. Wardkm,
W. W. GIBBS,
ItAMDALMeSOAH,
Hest. aLSMDimana,
T. J. atosiaexsRT,
A.U UICHST.
Advisory Committee of Stockholders,
liESBT C. GtnseN,
LairuEL CerriH,
Wm.T.Cartss,
J.K.GilLisaAM,
O. 1'. HSLrSKSTEIN,
J.U. ALTSUDS,
Jambs A. Wamar,
II. II, IlOCSTOM,
T. WlSTAE BSOWM,
William Baoeaia,
Clattek Frskeb,
lUOKAS COOHSAB,
A. c. HuMrHaars,
aloarei MeMichabl,
L. V. Williamseb-,
Wavhb UaoVbaeh
apli-lwd
CAKPXTH.
QARPKT1NQS.
McCALLUM & SLOAN
Invite attention te th product cf their
NBW GLBN EOHO MILLS,
Comprising
WJLTON,
BRUSSELS,
and INGRAIN
CARPET1NGS
I n new and epecUl designs,
Axmlnater,
Moquetta,
Tap.'Btry,
Compleio aisertiuent et
ART SQUARES
lu ilchcat designs and colorings.
All sixes.
Mattluga,
Fleer Llnens,
Oil Cleths
and Lltioleums,
All Grades I
andourprlceaare
i.
Lew ea the Lewest
McCALLUM
& SLOAN,
1012 -1014 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
arl0.mdTu,ThAS
TOMACOa ?$
e
ld uexmnt.
IffOUK rOPULAE BRAKD
Old Honesty
Will be Ien nd a combination set always
lobe had,
A rlKK QUALITY or PLUa TOBACCO AT
A RaASONABLB TB1CA.
Loek for tkartxl M tta Uffea
tMtehplaf,
FIRST-0L1SS AETIOLE
IK-
Chewing
Tobacco.
ajon'tfailte aiTit
OLD HONESTY
A FAIR TBIAL.
Atkyourdealerferlt. Dos'ttakeaayether.
JNO.FINZERABROS.
LOUIBVILLal, KT.
CLOTHllfU, SO.
1LER0HANT TA1LOJRINO.
HAGER & BROTHER.
MERCHAMUA1L0R1NG
DEPARTMENT.
$15.00 AND $16.00
CHEVIOT SDITINQS.
BEST VALUB8 we have BverOffered. Strletly
All Weel Geed styles.
$18.00 920.00 Cheviot gnitlegft,
Newest rialds and Stripes.
TBB LAT1ST IN
PINS IMPORTED CHEVIOTS,
$25.00 Up.
HAGER &BR0THER,
96 fc 37 WBBT KINO ST.
JMPORTANT CONSIDERATION;
L. fiiiDsiiiiiE d Bre.
An Important Consideration.
WE II AVK TIIR VINKST GOODS. TUB 1JK
0rVKUYrilIN9,TaK 8TVI.K.
But Iho Prices are tl.ce te tsoe Lewer than the
same quality of goods are sold for
anywhere else.
Lcek at Our Window Exhibit Every toy.
We Boldly Mark Our Priws in Plain Figures.
Anyone can see who takes the
trouble te leek.
ntoe 8pr,n 8u,l UId8r at i8oe,tn.oo,
iJ,1.8P,l?ft Bu,la t0 Order, Fine Quality
Imported Worsted, at t.0O, trt.00, $A0v, 17.Wi
ALL WELL afAUK, CUT IN TUB LATEST
BTTLK.
TU1MMKD TASTEFULLY.
Every thing warranted te give satisfaotlen.
Teu can airerd te buy without giving: ihem a
leek, it will save you money.
L. GANSHAN & BRO.
JJYKRS 4 KATHFON.
Spring Clothing!
TUKUK'S NO END
TO THE ASSOIiTMENT OF
SPRING SUITS
TO 11K FOUND 11BUK.
Every Conceivable Style and Pattern
TAKEN IN TUE ASSOUTUENT.
Men's Business Suits
lien's Business Buit? ,
Hen's Business Suit
Men's Business eutu
Men's Dress suits
ts
110
tu
.... r
tu
tis
sis
tit
tn
in
S2S
MtOSS
Men's Dress Suits
Men's sress Butts....
Men's Dress Suits.
eeeet s)sst
Men's Dress Suits
Men's Dress Suits
Men's Dress Butts
Men's Ixtra Pants, Every style.
.11
A LARGE AND
HANDSOME STOCK Or
Youths', Beys' and Children's Clothing
AT PEOPLE'S PRICES.
Myers & Ratnfen,
NO, 12 EAST KLNQ ST.,
LANCASTER PA.
MACIIINSRY.
pATTEBNB, MODFLB, 40.
Central Hachine Works,
COBNEB OF
QBANrANDCHBISTIAN ST&EETH,
(Bear of Court Heuse). LAKOASTEB, PA.
Engines. Heller?, Machinery and Repairing,
Patuans, Drawings, Iren aud Urns Castings,
etc.
beat equipped Machine and Pattern llnep
In the diy ler light work.
e-uoed work, Preinptneis, Etasenablt
Charges, OaaS-Mt
rvnsrrvnm.
JWRITUKE.
FURNITURE.
We have sold you Furniture
in this store for. the late Gee. B.
Schaum for many years. Have
opened for ourselves with an en
tire new stock at the very lowest,
prices. Call and see our goods.
Don't forget the number, 31
Seuth Queen Street.
OCHS & GIBBS.
apm-lyd.
W1
DMTKR'B.
YOUR WANTS
in:
FURNITURE
Can be supplied at
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORK
TO YOUBCOUP1.ETEBATISFACTIOK.
ATTBACT1VK 0.03DS,
ATTRACTIVE PttlCES.
, Give yourself the satisfaction or seeing the
Largest, Dest and Cheapest stock in the City.
Oer. Bast King & Duke Sts.
WIDMYEE'S 00BKE11.
JjTKW THINGS IN FUHN1TUKE
AT
HEINITSH'S
Hew ANTIQUE OAK SUITS, all Complete,
with Mattress and Spring. The price will sur
prise you.
NATUBAL CIIERBY BUITS, all Complete
Very Pretty, Well Made and Durable,
OLD 8TANDABD WALNUT. W open"
"est Week, six New Patterns at Six New
Prices. Several very low In price, bat geed
money's worth all the time.
Other New and Attractive Goods being
shown all the time at Popular Prices.
HEINITSH'S
87 AND 29 SOTJTH;QTJlHN8T.,
LANCAETEB, PA.
Personal Attention Given te Undertak
Inp.
BABY OARBIAOma.
JIM
NN JbBKNKstAN,
GRAND EXHIBIT
OF u
BABY CARRIAGES.
ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT STYLIB.
ALL NEW GOODB. r
Manufactured te our own order by the best
factories in the country. Special attention
given te every department se as te secure ser
vice aa well as apparanea.
re house In the country can show as One a
line of goods.
EXPRESS WAGONS,
WHKEI, BARROWS,
DOLL CARRIAGES,
VELOCIPEDES,
GIKL'8 TRIG YLES, Jko.
OUB NEW STOCK OF
"Alaska" Eefrigeraters
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
FLM i "bRENEMAN,
Ne. 163 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER FA.
QAIjIi AND 8KB
-THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candle-Llght i Beats them all
Anether Let et CUEAP GLOUBB for Uaa u
oil Btevee.
THE "PBRFBOTION"
StATAL MOULUINU A BUI1KBU VVHUMH
WEATHERSTRIP
Beats them alL This strip outwears ail etber ,
Keeps out the cold. Step rattling of windows
Exclude the dust. Keep out snow and rain.
Anyone can apply tu-ne waste or dirt made
ln applying It. ban be fltted anywhere no
holes te bere, ready for use. It will net split,
waxp or shrink cushion strip Is the most
perfect. At the Stere, Beater and Bangs
-OF-
Jehn P. Sehaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN HT.,
LANUABTBK. PA.
OAHJtJAUJCO.
STANDARD WORE.
EDW. EDGERLE Y
CAKRlAtiE BUILDER,
a03.,4J.4l,45MABKET STREET, Bear Of
fostefilce, Lancaster, Pa,
1 have In Stock and Build te order Every
Variety of the following styles I Coup. Hug.
a-les, cabriolets, Carriages. Victorias, Bualness
Wagons, T" Caiu, MvUall Wagons, eunles,
Market Wsgens, Phoitens, Xzpress Wagons.
I employ the best Mechanics, and have laell.
luea te build correctly any style of carriage
desired. The Quality, Style and Finish ei my
work makes It decidedly the Cheapest la the
market.
MOTTO : Fair Pealing, Honest Werk at
Bettem Prices." Pleaee si ve me a call.
aar Repairing promptly attendkd te. Prlcei
lower than all etheia. One set of Workmen
especially emnlej ed for that purpose.
BUSINESS METHODS MADE PLAIN.
The system of instruction at the
LANCASTEB COMMBKUAL COLL SHE,
Is se simple and plain that any young ldy or
gentleman can easily master all the details et
abuslnese education.
LlUr.BALjrSUMS.
Evening Sessions Tuesdays, Wedne
and Fitdays. full information given by
M.O.WEIDLEB,
Lancaster OemTwsrsaal Cnllsge.
OCUS-U4 IassmMsTps,
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