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fn Part tRBunncn publishes all the
i murMww of the United Press up te
Bjsje wH pwnuin huh
mtWNS-Tfee Dally Edition et Tna Iktsiu
miM I delivered by canters in the city
i"at surrounding town for 100. per week i
, 'Wr if IS-W rer tlte ter tlx months t
v LS for tTMlnenUiit tee. per month.
' Wwli laTELLtaaKczn (Uonble Sheet)
"- WgBt rates, only tXle per uium, In ad-
tabeerlbet. wishing their adores changed
1, atilae state where the paper U new ler
:,)UTHtiMauti from 10 te SB cte.rwr line
'3 MkteMrMea. aeeoraiejr te location.
!.. THE lNTtl.T.laiRntR.
" Lancaster. Fa.
' 'Te.ephet.i ce&Baetlea
y" The BCBBBllCaB CvBTfBtlOB.
' f - Ttte EepubllcRD convention of the state
kleh met at Harrisburg te put its party
;tn running Older for the presidential race,
fl mm done its work In a notable way. The
' SBMTHIKIBK 01 DBBJ.Mr wuny Ml vuea ue
' atlre job was very conspicuous and was
Inly successtnr, but Its success was
mva .. .... j.-,a, 4 Iki. AAf f tin la men
., PpfStVUUjr UUO Ml tun 1IK uni mi mm
k M when it displeased and whom it unsettled
; tram any delusion et leadership en their
;f &r yact, were afraid te stand in the way ', all
Irkk bleed would net Bland such corn
'Citate subjugation as Mr. Quay proposed
- '. It In utHne nn an A llnirhnnr randlnntn
mrr,T..'""i rrrrr:." tj: :".:"
Eft J-,'xI0r ewegmi" at urge wugm tiie.LueKucujr
fS aeiegates aia net name. Air. jnagee put
,ftf fa his most robust efforts te secure
) - tha election of a delegate from Allegheny
wJmj- imum finrlAOn mil. nf alrf Aan nf fliA Al.
; x leirheny delegation did name, and was fl-
k n-aally successful "by theskinef his teeth."
K, m. Tatfjut that a Republican of Mr.OHver's
,:, prominence, uacaeu uy ui uuucu uuifk"
tlen, was thus chosen with such difficulty,
i- la Almnnnt. nf thn control wlilp.h Ouav
f ld ever the convention. The Thll-
delDhla Frm explains that many of the
delgales,whe wished te vote for the man
W- whom the Allegheny men wanted, had te
?..- - -i.... -- .. r .1 l.
SJ - ijij.. TOW lCSMjau ler iub uiuu uay iiuuicu, uc-
VC VBUBBbUCJ nCID IMUUU U n(DIUDUba UUU
S coflBpremises already made , which Is a
-? .nspeaking illustration et the machine
,; character of the convention and of the lit
Uatadependenceefjudgmentalluwedlnlt,
ffstJ, judgeship and delegates aUarge.
ffi-'-Mx. Smith, of the Pre, and Mr. Mc
&; BW W1U1 IUU XUUOUUJpUlU UUltKUHUU,
r' -! Mitchell for their objective point,
p Md get him by surrendering Smith's
"etisw iiillnlaAw tti rlAlaratll nf tnvA an1 awal
Jfsjiiiiiiiwi j v& UDinwiiv'uua nuu nnai
tewing the rest of Quay's slate. Benator
' Cssseren, who seems te have asked for
Bathing, unless Cooper, get nothing ; he
Wis net een consulted about the Cooper
bargain) although Cooper's interest was
r '? jkVL he had in the convention. The only
-v'v ua around the capital seems te have
-"been Magee. Editor Smith came home
: ,V c wiw an uncomierutuio impression inat
' x.. Iia Truiil hMin nf tin iftmnnt nnrl iliaf
"&2r. r . . . w"""i "" "
--.'' unT naa rat UDen nim: uuc nn una
UOMHttr nf tfinmnnnv Anfl Iia nalf 1a.
Interred his own particular humiliation.
He bad no business te be in the Mitchell
. rx- uwui wuuBe uuluau nuaciiktvieu w u ll;
i-? fioninatlen and should hnvnhntl It wltlinnt.
k&f ll word of dissent. He ha3 been n geed
.Bail hnnAAt Inilrrft. Tin tina hoen otrlfl.-en
Sdewn because be is geed. Ills career en
i.-"rt'--.flM Bench has uenn se accentnhin te tlin
rirtsy vf -.::: ; ....'. . .:
V People mat, in our aeciaea judgment, the
" .1? TMlll f Mil .t.ljl .nttirflMflAn At.ntkfr .n
ft W VU. fll.l linnn Ofl tlitrAt- Tunnna nkn
i.;t' deserve well et the people should be kept
M-t -upon lue uencn ; mey are net se auun-
.rj JaL-1.a Mnw mmM Tnn ...!
TV Wll llllBll bilC, U1U Ut DLftttltUl.
'i r ...:. . :
The Philadelphia Press Is distreased
net only by Quay but by the platform.
Ii declares that the national convention
nukes the party platform and state reso
lutions are et no consequence. It seems
te be its conviction that the man who
drafted the platform was semewhat of a
- donkey; and it has geed causa for the
, tt' vyuttvu .te uuuvuuu.14 tue uuuuai uu
,; ministration for everything en the earth
', tbatlwas bad that be could think or,
and included a denunciation for
fe? 'asaklne the surplus and lettine it lm
WefM1 treasury Instead of spending right
r away, m aime3t any way mat it could he
i- cot rid of. CensiderinK that the laws of
K $f .the Eepublican party made the surplus.
ft ana tnac me people wui expect the Deme-
?rentic party te spend it wisely, the de
fP'9tunciatien by the Republicans in their
I Wv platform cannot be held te be very wise or
-IJ&i-A .1 TA . I ..... ..
, MKGuve. At boewb ue w utile mey Knew
'"thlakat, all. save!that It is iroed te stand
.., ataiast what the Democratic party
C thinks And deM. all thn tlmn. Thern wan
Sf" one man amenz them who nronewd tn
J y- eeme out from this condition and te de n
li'iA. llttte honest thinking and acting. It was
. tui wwrv" A.iM.M nuu nnuicu w
knew bow the Republican party expected
te carry any of the Southern states se long
M it persisted in casting up te their people
that they had been In rebellion and In re
fusing them an equal share In the le-
toted Union. The convention had no
applause for Mr. Millet's sensible pesi-
Uoe. It was net willing that its party
L1 aoeuld get in line with the Democracy,
even te rob It of its electoral votes.
Mr. Miller commenced his speech with
warm and fulsome praise of Senater
Quay, te whom he directly attributed the
control of the convention ever which he
presided; it is quite prebable that tbe
views he declared as te the treatment
et tbe "Southern brigadier" are also
Mr. Quay's. In fact no sagacious Re
pablkan politician can held any ether ;
but it will be sometime before the rank
ad file can be get out et the old ruts nnd
ways of talking.
The County Contention.
The Democratic ceuntv convent inn nn
i j fFedn. slay was an earnest and enthusl.
p? aatlc body, and it did its work quickly
bt Ma well. The endorsement which It
9 . SaSYJI tn tlin nrpftpnf: PlavAlunrl .itmlnt..
-& tretiea bad an emphatic ring about it,
aaait illustrated that the Democracy of
j. Lancaster county purpose te keep step
.,c an uw icuciui uumimainiiien in tun
f tetter's progress onward and upward.
L-V- The gentlemen who have been named
t" fee party places are in all respects the
DBWS nf tttAfr T?en,ili1tf-nn nnnnnanta nrA
i- -r V-A .tlj'HUIIWHU VA'4'WMVM.A, UUU
i at wm wage a courageous name, un-
p iadful et the political edJs ugaiust
.? them. In a mlneritv county, llkn Lnn.
Stjaatir, when efflcial place can only In
i ww iseialea instances come te Deme-
, it is net an easy task te keep
party organization In a high
l Ot tfllclminv- 'Pliera la .,.,,
I t'" 5l.ve power et public plunder
l Mlf'ri f.n.1 n W...-U a. . .
auucu m utna together for
ui iurpuDiican friends. Never
i there is peihaea nn t.i,,.,. i .,.
I'-ry wlere the Democrat, ..
J U faith, ituxdler Id Its defense and
mere intelligent in its advocacy than In
this Republican-ridden county. The
dlgnlQed and solid representation of the
county .Democracy in the opera house en
Wednesday showed tbat the representa
tives et the party etthe people purpose
te keep right en fighting the geed fight,
sustained by the consciousness of the it c
litude et their cause.
A Question of UnrreundlBg-s.
Many held France te be. unworthy of
Republican institutions because she has
se often failed te upheld them, but it our
geographical position had been similar te
that of France, hew long would our own
democracy have endured ? It we bad
escaped the political pitfalls laid by the
secret emissaries of neighboring powers,
who imagined that their own peace at
home depended upon our ruin, and that
the speedy failure et democracy was
necessary for the preservation of kingly
power ; it we bad defied the machina
tiens of wealthy and influential families
who held in their own names the tradU
tlenat divine right of severeignty: if
we had triumphed ever these dlflleu.tles
and a hundred ethers growing from the
ignorance et tbe peasantry and the de
pravity et city mobs, hew could we have
p,i8sed with safety through the trials of
a civil war V Fer France a violent dis
agreement between two secllens.thal can
net be settled by ballet, may net be solved
by an appeal te arms without grave peril
of the total overthrew of republican in
stitutions. That she should emerge re
publican from such a struggle would be
little less than miraculous, and that she
should be suffered te tight it out without
foreign intervention, and perhaps con
quest, is highly improbable We in
America have a superior smlie of.con ef.con of.cen
tempt for restless, nervous, fickle France,
but we are apt te forget that our own
success in self-government is largely due
te the peculiarly favorable conditions
under which our nationality has been
born and nourished. We think we are
the smartest and most brainy people en
the footstool, and perhaps we are ; but it
might be wiser and would certainly be In
belter taste If we would give due credit
te the intelligence of ether nations that
have net been blessed with our opportu
nities ; nud yet have struggled en te par
liamentary government and the front
rank of scientific and industrial progress.
An Unprejudiced Opinion.
Judge Patterson has sentenced the
Indlantewn ballet-box stutters te a year
and two weeks Imprisonment, The pun
ishment is much tee severe for the of
fense, for which the two weeks,
with the year emitted, would have
been a qulte adequate penalty.
It is n Republican family matter alto
gether, In which we have no interest
whatever, but ns we are looking en it
from the oulslde.tnere unprejudiced than
the geed lady whose huBband was tuss
ling with the bear, we think that our
opinion of what the sentence ought te
have been is very likely te be Just.
We said, In nj proving the mild sentence
given by Judge Livingston te the Sixth
ward men, that it sudlced, because the
law is a new one, putting a penalty up
en n political practice se common that
it was net looked en ns a crime, but as an
effort of one part of n family te cheat the
ether; a sort of partnership tussle in
which the partners ought te be left te de
pretty much ns they please te win.
Of oeurso it Is wrong and Is rightly
punished ; but there is no use in dropping
down tee hard upon the first conviction ;
and in tlib case it was especially wrong
te punish the Indlantewn men se much
nioie neverely than the Sixth ward people.
The first were convicted of conspiracy, it
Is true, which required Imprisonment ;
but cveryone knows tiiat the of
fense of the one crowd was
no greater than that of the
ether, and a very Bhert Imprisonment
should have been imposed.
Judge Patterson is naturally disposed
te severity, ns et Scoteh-lrish bleed ;
nnd doubtless the lenleney of Judge Liv
ingston did net tend te incline him tbe
saraewayj these two Judicial oaksnever
de beud in the same direction if they can
help it.
m m
It will nnt be lone before the Qmy-Mo-Manei
and Caracron-Msgeo lti'jmbllean
bulls will lock horns.
We are pleased te bee tbe large Hepubll.
can gathering In this city te day, nnd we
extend them a cordial welcome te the hos
pitalities of the town. We 11 nd no comfort
in thelr political doctrines and feel grieved
that they will net aee the light that leads te
the narrow path ending In political salva
tion. But they nre our guests new, and
we will say no mere en this except te re
mark that Lancaster latch strings are famous
for being always out. In the meantime,
we recommend the perusal by Iho visitors
or the following resolution adepted at tbe
Democratic convention lu this oily yester
day. " Jleselved, That we warmly endorse and
miqunlitledly support the administration of
PiosUlentUrevor Cleveland; and we er er
peclally cemmend and approve the efforts
of the I)omecratlo eicoutlve and majority
of the Uouieof Hopreaentatlves te bsouie a
thorough revision of the tar 111."
Tin: old injunction "pull down your
veit" will need te be changed for Mayer
Kdccrlev'd polleoinon se as te read "Knen
Kdgcrley'd polleoinon se i
te read "Keep
your coat buttoned."
CnAitr.KS EsienvBMiTU was probably
net consulted bbeut the hedge pedge of a
Republican platform that was adopted In
Uarrlaburg en Wednesday, It has been
the custom In these Republican gatherings
te have seme of the literary "f eiler." bring
a platform with them, which would be cut
and dried and agreed upon in advance.
This seems te have been neglected this
year, and the platform la therefore' mere
than usual a tissue of absurdities. The
rrttt says of tbe tarlfl plank : ' Concern
ing the question et the surplus, it does net
mean what it says and does net Bay what It
means. It eajs spend the surplus which
tbe Republican party does net mean, and
It means legitimate appropriations for vital
objects et publle defense and the reduotlen
of the surplus beyond this, whleh It deee
netssy." With a slghet disgust at the
whole pertorruanee, the J'rtss says : ' The
eal platform of the parly will be tnarte at
Chicago lu June."
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Ulainu Is the UMt choice or tbe Ma'am Ma'am
chusetta Kepubllcans, with Allisen ssoend.
In lue me.ntlme Mr. Cleveland premisee
te be tbe nboice of an overwhelming ma
jority of the ptople of the whele country,
m ii
PERSONAL.
Tit a Kine of Spain has learned te allt.
w..IHc0TT ,s ,ala le Bmcke c'aars that
cestfl 40e.ch.
. Hox.TtenBiiT J. risnr.n, who wni prer.
Ment j udge of Yerk county for thirty jcatf .
died yesterday at Yerk, aged 60 year.
AIR. Morteh MoMieui.Br., only son
of Morten MeMlchael, Jr., and grandven of
tbe late Morten McMlctiatl, mayor e! 1'htl 1'htl
ndelpbla.and editor of the i erth American,
wai married en Wednesday te Miss LeuUe
UedeySaeger, eldest daughter of tbe late
Relaud Seeger, In Fhiladelphli,
The late A B, Amulv btqneatbecl the
Baltimore Sun te his three arms, Kdwta F.,
Ueerge W. and Walter R. Abell, and made
them sxscutera of hU will. His five daogh daegh
ten Rt Uve-elRhths of the residua after the
leftaetea are paid, the aame te be Mid la
trust. Tbe ether three-elihlhs go te U
sons.
Damex Y. KitoenK. aged GO, a preasl
nent lawyer or Philadelphia, died en Wed
nesday. Be was born at Burtlett, N. 11.,
and In early Ills was a farmer. Working
bis way through school and college, at the
ate or 23 years Mr. Kligere became a Metho
dist Episcopal minister. Mr. Kligere be
gan tbe study of law while lu the army,
and upon again entering civil life practiced
law In Philadelphia. Deeeaned Waa mar
ried twice, his neoend wire being Carrie
Bnrnbam, tbe only female lawyer at the
bar In Pennsylvania."
Kamford Yit Powder.
MISS PAULO A, of the famous JSoiten Cook
ing Paboel, sajrs t "X bare used thsUumferd
baking preparation with porieet success for
bread, biscuit and cake.
WANAUAKBK'B.
raiLADBLraiA, Thnrsaay. April -ft, 1808.
A resume.
All of the dusty goods from
the great Easter Occasion
couldn't find room en the coun
ters assigned them in the White
Goods (fourth circle, southwest
of centre), and Dress goods
(east of main aisle, north of cen-
'treV and consequently mere
win ec aaaca tins morning.
What arc the dusty goods ?
Many mostef them bright
as ever. Only, having been en
exhibition, their character is
compromised. Off with them
at half.
Why half? Simply that even
hyper-criticism may net impute
blemishes te the stock because
of the exhibited goods. The
thought of stock freshness must
never wilt here.
Really half? 75 cent stuffs
at 25, shilling goods ler 8 cents,
6 cent prints at 3. There is a
Pandora's price-box. Yes, half
and less is the average.
In the let are bright new
Zephyr Ginghams, new French
Sateens, Robes of sorts and
sorts. Bad company may com
promise the prices, but the
goods, never.
Yeu can treat your pocket
book tenderly in this let. The
chance is te-day.
Sicilienne. Opened yester
day four colorings in a new
grade, $1 a yard. But they arc
53 inches wide, and six yards is
an average pattern. They shim
mer like sunshine en the water,
the dust falls away from them
like water from mercury. Won
derfully durable if the seams
are right.
The highest court of Fashion
says they are te be worn for
many uses. Other grades, nar
rower, down te 25 cents.
Went et Jliln Alile, south of centre.
These half-priced Jackets and
Wraps have been going with a
rush. Thinned down ever se
much, but plenty yet.
Second lloer, Ohejtuut street side. 7ke ele
vator. Geed paper, clear type, de.
mure drab muslin covers, neat
little labels are all harmonious
with the subject matter. Price
only discordant. And may net
bcthat. Depends en the list
ening car. It may be a pleas
ant sound te the mind hungry
for geed literature. It says 20
cents each. The publishers said
50 cents.
Parden, Messrs. Authers :
Charles Dudley Warner, Henry
James, Nathaniel Hawthorne
and Company. But will it net
please you te tell your messages
te some thousands that might
net otherwise knew you ?
All this about Riverside
Pocket Series.
Thirteenth street centra.
Ladies' Cellars and Cuffs
cost us maybe a third less te
make than te buy of ether
makers. Yeu gain by it. A
Market street window full of
samples from our workrooms.
Latest, neatest, chipperest
styles, 20-hundred linen. Every
stitch right. Cellars, 3 te 15c;
Cuffs, 10 te 1 6c.
Seuths eit of centre.
The " Wanamaker Wear
well " is the best $3 Shee for
men. Ne guesswork. Seam
less calf vamp, kid top, smooth,
solid leather insole, Lace, Con
gress, button. A trade
triumph. Sent anywhere for
$3.
That's a special.
Any sort of a Shee, se it is
geed for you te buy. Fer just
as little as proper leather and
proper work can be put into a
Shee. When the price breaks
it's for short sizes nine times in
ten. Never for quality. We
don't chance that.
Men's Fine French Patent
Leather Congress Shoes, $4 ;
usually $6.
Same, button, $3; usually
Beth in nearly all sizes and
widths.
Market streetfrent, westel Main Alile.
If you wish, we will take
down your Lace or Plush Cur
tains, hang them se they won't
crease or muss, keep them safe
till Fall, and put them up when
wanted. 2 per cent for keep
ing, time-pay for work.
Lace Curtains te be cleaned
fOOD'fl BAR8APAJHX,liA,
Why, We Win
Because Heed's SarsaparHlata tha bwtt sarin
medietas and bleed partner.
Becatfae it Is a eeaatatratea extract of ttw
best alterative aad bleed partly tag reraedtes
of the Tegetabte kingdom.
Became, by a peculiar combination, propor
tion and preparation. It possesses cemIts
power peculiar te Itself.
Becanse It Is uneqttaled for the cure et serof seref
uta, salt rhenm, bells, plmptsa, humors, ate.
Decants it Is the only taedlelne of which can
truly be said loe&osss one dollar " an unan
swerable argnmsst as te
Strength and Economy
Betaute It effects remarkable cares where
Other prep.ratlens totally faU.
Hro.vje there Is nointeg equal te It for cur
Ing dyspeptta, fclUensness, sick headache, In
digestion. Because It rousts the kidneys and liver and
keeps these organs In healthy oendltloa.
Beeanse erery article entarleg Inte Ills care
fully scanned, none but the best Is ttsed and
all the roots and herbs art ground lb enr own
drug mill whleh makes Impossible the nte et
anything Impure or deleterious.
Because It Is net adrerttsed te de anything
whlih it has net already accomplish a.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Sold by sll drugg'su. St 1 six ferSJ. Prepared 1
only by U. I. MOOD . CO., lweU, I
Ha. I
100 Deeea Ont Dellar. I
H'
OOD'S HAKHAPAKILIiA FOR BALE
Kc. 1S7 and 159 Ferth queen St., Lancaster, ra. aprt .ma w
yVASNAMAKKR'8.
are best sent in as seen as taken
down.
Uphelstrry section, socecd fleer, north of
Xrausept.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Philadelphia.
mmeiVAu
-pAUKEK'H HAIR BALSAM.
Parker's Hair Balsam
Cleanses and beautlfl.es tbe hair Pro
motes a Luxuriant Growth. Nerer falls te
llenlore Gray Hair te Its Youthful color,
Cures Scald. DUoases and ilalr falling, tee.
at UruKulau.
Kl.OUKSTlNr: COLOGNE.
The Meat rrafirant ana luting of Per
fumes. 15e. Druggists. ectSl-SmdMAThAw
3.0LDBN HPJ5011T10.
DRUNKENNESS
-OUTHB-LIQ.UOK
IIAIIIT F08ITIVELT COllED UX
ADMINIBTEUIMG DK. UA1MES'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It can be Riven in a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking It 1 Is
absolutely harmless, and wllleffect a perma
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient Is a
moderate drinker or an alcohelto wreck.
Thousands of drunkards hare been made
temperate men wne nave tuen Gotaen.spe Getaen.spe Gotaen.spe
clfle In their coffee without their knowledge.
andtoMlaybeUeretheyaultdAlnklngef their
iiannnaiei ineir
. I-AILH. Trhe sys-
own ireuwui. a a rn avjia rAiui. tab sv-
tem once Impregnated with the SpeclBc It be
comes an utter Impossibility ter the liquor
appetite te exist, fersnlaby
CHAS. A. LOOUEtt. Drnniit.
Ne. a East King Street, Lancaster, Pa,
aprlS-lydTu.ThAS
TaUMPHREYM'
Homeopathic Veterlnsry Specifics,
for Uoises, Cattle. Sheep, Dess, Uegs. Poul
try, te, PAtlk Boek
On Treatment of Animals and chut Bent Free.
CUKKS rerers. Congestion', inflsmma'len.
A. A.-Spinal Meningitis, Milk rever.
B ll 8i.rn.lns, Lameness, Uheutuattsni.
u C Distemper, Nasal Dlscharires.
D.D.-llets or urubs, Worms.
E.K Coughs, lieares. Pneumonia.
r.rColleor.Grlpes, Bellyache,
i-.il.-Miscarriage, Hemorrhages.
U.U. Urinary and Klflney llUc&seg.
I.I -Kjuiptlvu Ulsrases, Mange.
J.K. Olaeikses of Digestion.
BTATILR CASK, with Bpeetflcs, Manual,
witch lintel oil and Medicated .17.00
PEIC'K, Blngle Bettle (ever ee aesss) 10
flOLOIIYDIlUGQISTn; Oil
SENT PUKl'AIU ON UKUKIPT OF PRICE,
Uumphreys' Med. Ce., 1C9 rulten St, N. Y.
llumplirejs' Homeopathic Specific Ne 28.
InuseSOyears. The only successful remedy
Uit Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness and
Prostration from ever-worse or ether causes.
II 00 per vial, or (vials and large rial powder,
fur 15 00.
Heiuur Ditcea:kTS, or sent postpaid en re
ceipt et prien.
UUMPflllEYH' MEDIOt NE CO ,
He. ion Fulton Street, ti, T.
mar.'i lyJAwTu.xnas
DIPHTHERIA, MEAHLES, HOARLET
rEVKU,
And ether zymodle dlsesses lurk In the at at at
moaphere and hover ever every household at
this season of the year when thorough venti
lation Is lmpractloable en acceuut or the se
verity of the weather. Frequent fumigation
et apartments with OEABUEY'S IUDiO
NAP1IT110L PASTILLES purifies tbe atmos
phere, destroys disease germs, and thoroughly
disinfects all carpets, bedding and drapery,
while Imparting a delightful aromatle odor
that is nut injurious te silver, brass or ethor
metals. Cellars, olesets, attics. Ac, should be
made healthy by burning therein BEABUKY'a
auLi'HUK CANDLES, which are pure,
cleanly and sale. Fer tbe toilet, bath, lava
tory and nursery, BEABUUY'S HYDUO
NAPllTUOL SOAP should be used exclu
sively. SWDen't forget UENBON'S PLA8TKH3 for,
aches and jalns.-lC (3)
ca tinea's.
c
AHPCriNOS.
AXMINSTER,
WILTON, MOQURTTE,
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
AND INGRAIN
CARPETINGS
ORIENTAL
CARPET8: TURKISH,
PERSIAN, INDIAN
and JAPANESE
RUGS
McCALLUM
&
SLOAN
1012-1014
CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
JAPANESE
MATTING RUGS;
CHINA, JAPANESE
andCOREAN
MATTINGS
FLOOR LINENS,
OILCLOTHS.
and LINOLEUMS.
ART SQUARES
apiW-.6taXu.Th48 (!J
Because Heed's Batissparlila ll an honest
edjetneana erery purchaser metres a fair
equivalent for hi money.
Because we ask only a fair prle and de net
Impose upon the publle oennsence by ab
surdly advertising Meed's BarseparUla as
' worth " mere thin we sell It for.
Because Itt adrertlslng Is original and net
dependent urxm tbe brain of competitors
Because it Is a modern medicine 1 the ripe
fruit of the Industry and stady of experienced
pharmacists, under wh-se personal direction
Itlsstlll prepared, Beesus It has a
Geed Name at Heme
There being mere of Heed's SarsaparlUa sold
In Lewell, where It Is m.fle, than .of all ether
aarsaparlllas or bleed purl tiers combined.
Because It Is clean, clear and beautiful In
appearaare, compared with tkatnuddy, gritty
make np of of ethr preparations.
Beeauss every testimonial used In adTeitls
Ing It I strictly genuine.
Because when given a fallhlul trial accord
ing te directions It Is reasonably certain te
effect the desired result.
Bscause Its adrertlslng Is thoroughly backed
up by the menu 01 the medicine Itself.
Sold by all druggist. 11 1 stx forts. Prep, red
only try C. I. HOOD & CO., Lewell,
Mass.
100 De'sea On Dellar.
AT H. M. COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
WAwavL mm.
V1'-.'''
8'
FECIAL.
WATCHES
for Farmers and Haltreader will te told at
great reduction In prices. Alse Elgin, Wai
lham, Aurera, for which I am sole agent, and
ether first-class Watebcs. Best Watch and
Jewelry Mepatnng. 8 pectacles, Eyeglasses and
Optleal Goods. Correct time dally, by tele
graph only plaoe in the city.
LODI3 WEBER,
Me. 1X N. Queen Bt, opposite City Hetel,
hear Penn'a lieneu
G
ILL-JEWELER, tte.
GILL.
JfLWELER AND OPIIOIAN.
If your eyes trouble you attend te thorn lm lm
medlately. The use et IMIOPEK GLASSES Itcsteres
Bight, gtres Comfert and Pleasure.
Lancaster has long felt the need of a SPE
UlAi. OPTICIAN. We are new uere te Meas
ure Tour Eyes, Fit Glasses with the PtlEOI
SIGN OF AN oculist, having a Full and
rempletA eutflt of Test Lenses Required In
Perlect Measurements.
eaUsfacUenaUAUlMTKEDlnXVKBX IN
aXANOE. A Full Line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Bllrerware.
CHARLES B. GILL,
HO. 10 WESt KING ST., LANOAStEU, PA
"YJT-ATUHES AND JEWELRY.
TO SUIT YOUlMKLt' WUEN 11U.IKU A
GOOD
n
Watch,
GO WilKltE YOU SKK TUB
Largeit Stock, BeBt Variety.
Latest Styles.
SWe Guarantee j ou this as well aa Low Lew
est Pi Ice j.
Ferallslnfls or H opal ring you will And us
te glve Geed Satisfaction,
WAITER C. HEBIt,
Ne. 101 North Quean Street,
(Cerner of orange.)
LAKCA3TKU, PA. nl-lfd
fVAHM'S CORN hit.
Spectacles!
Thj Plnesl and llest (liassej In tha World ter
tLe Meney.
The Arunael Tinted Spectacles
Eold only at " Z.hm'a Cerner."
JfUWen Years In Use and the Endorsement of
Hundreds rreve thblr Value.
We have new and have hsd for 10 years, one
of the finest and Most Accurate Set of Test
Lenses that can be made, ana can properly
aflj nst glasses, te any one needing them, thor
oughly and satisfactorily. '
Watch, Cleck and Jewelry Repairing
Glveu Careful Attention.
," Weik (insrintccd Orders rocelred ler
Cleck W ertr at heui s.
ERNEST ZAHM,
ZAIiM'S CORNER,
LANCAS1KB, PA,
aplStluidAw
UUAI
AUMUAKUWKAt'MOlkU'Axri,
COAL DEALERS.
Depot?" :Nertn 1,rlace Street, near steading
suclstM Uneaktsk. p
J3 B. MAKTIN.
Whelesale and ltetall Uoelor lu
ALL KINDS Or
LUMBER AND GOAL.
...SWYaho-Ne.IM North Water and Prince
streets, above Lemen Lancaster. ni-lyd
OAtiKIAOJCS.
GTANDAltD WORK,
EDVy. EDGERLEY
CAltRIAUE IJUILDEB,
N03. 10, 12,4t.45MAUICET BTUEET, Hear of
Postefflco, Lancaster. Pa,
I have In 8 tees: and llutld te Order Every
Varluty of the following styles : Ceune, Uuk
glee. Cabriolets, Carriages, Victorias, llnslness
Wagons. "T" cart. McCall Wagons. Burrles,
Market Wsgens, Phietens, Express Wagons.
I employ the best Mechanics, and have lacll
ltles te build correeuy any style of Carriage
desired, lha Quality, Style and finish 01 my
work makes It deddtdly the cheapest In the
market,
MOTTO! "Fair Dealing. Henest Werk at
Bettem Prices." Please nt e me a call.
. sarheiialrlng promptly attended te. Prices
lower than all ethers. One set of Workmen
especially einnlet ed ler that purpose.
BOH1MCSS MKl'UOUb MADE PLJ.1N.
The system of Instruction at the
LANOASlJ.lt COMMEUC1AL COLLEGE,
Is se simple and plain that any young la v or
gentleman can easily muter all the details of
abuslneM education.
L1BEUA.L TEKUS.
Eventng Sesilnns Tuesdays, Wedne.
and fildays. ulllnfonnalleuKten bv
U.ttWEII)LEU,
Lancaster Commercial College.
TOBACCO,
gTAKDABD OHEWlNa T01ACCO.
DoVeuCHEW?
-1UEN GIT
THE BEST
WHICH IS
F Inzer's
Old Honesty!
Genuine Has a Bed H Tin Tag en
very Plug;,
OLD HONESTY l acknowledged te be the
PUUEST and MOSTLASTINO piece et
STANDARD CHEWING TOBACCO en the
market. Trying It I a better test than any
talk about It, GlTOltafalrtrtaL
JT-YOUE DEALER HAS 1T.-BS
nevlJ lydJtw
FOR&ITVRB.
QAVE MONET IN.
FURNITURE.
We bought our New Stock
direct from the makers, and
can save money for you en
everything you may need in
Furniture. Come and see our
immense stock. Get prices and
be convinced.
OCHS & GIBBS,
3 1 Seuth Queen Street,
Upstairs.
aprlMyd
JTEW THINGS IN FURNITURE
I AT
REINITSrl'S
New ANTIQUE OAK SUITS, all Complete,
with Mattress and Spring. The price will sur
prise you.
NATURAL CHERRY SUITS, all Complete
Very Pretty, Well Made and Durable,
OLD BTANDARD WALNUT. We Open
hex eek, hi new Patterns at Six New
Prices. Beveral very low In price, but geed
money's worth all the time.
Other New and Attracllve Goods being
shown all the time at Popular Prlees.
HEINITSH'S
37 AND SO BOUTH.QUEBN BT.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Persenal Attention Given te Undertak
In jr.
XITIDMYER'S.
YOUR WANTS
-IN-
FURNITURE
Can be supplied at
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE
TO VOURCOMPLETESAT1SF ACTION.
ATTRACTIVE GOJD3,
. ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Gire yourself the satlsfsctlen of seeing the
Largest, Best and Cheapest Bleck In the City.
Oer. Bast King & Duke Sts.
WIDMYER'S COSNEB,
HATH.
VTEW COLONS IN HATS.
Stauffer&Ce,
LEADING HATTERS,
Have Just recelvea a big assortment of new
colors and fancy shades ana shapes In these
celebrated, light weight, easy fitting
"BOSTON BEAUTIES,"
Weight J ust 3K Ounces,
The correct and latest styles In tte world
ronewntd
"Dunlap Hats."
u A full line of 110 YB' ana CHILDREN'S New
Spring Styles in Ueth, rurnnd btraw lists.
Straw and Harvest Hats
or Every Description at the Lewest Prices.
Trunks and Traveling Bags
AT BIQ INDUCEMENTS.
Stauffer & Ce.,
81 and 83 North Queen Mreet.
SUMMER RKSORTH.
rstUE
"CtULITONTE,"
Ocean Kna of -Neith Carolina Av-nue.
lt.EOREl.TS A 80 AK1C WJi
A TLANTIO 01TY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
. ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.
Hetel. Most Convenient. Elegantly fur
nished. Liberally Managed.
OPEN ALL 1HK YEAH.
CHAS. MeGLAUE, Prep.
W . K. Cecukaw, Chief Clerk. iebiiid
A TLANTIO OITT, N. J.
HOTEL NORMANDIE,
(rerccerly Hetel Ashland.)
WNOW:OPEN.-M
REFURNISHED. - - KEMODEIfED.
RENOVATED.
JOsTr. rLANIOEN, .11.
surl.(mdMar,Apr,July,Aug,
CLOTB1XO, dO. -
T MPOKTANT CONSIDERATION.
L. Gaosmae d Bre.
An Important Couldenllen,
WE UAVE TUE EINEST GOODS. TUB BBsT
OrEVEEYIHlNw.THE STItE.
BattbaPMoeetreiieototSOOLower than the
asntt quality of goods are sold for
anywhere else.
Loek it Our Window Exhibit Every Dy.
We Beld! Mark Onr Prices tn rialn Figures.
Anyone can see who takes the
trouble te leek.
?!??- "prtng Trousers te Order at W 00, kite
asco.ss.ej.tioo.sj.io, tvoe. -.
-Jew spring suit te order at its 00,111.00,
Mew Spring BnlU tn Order, Fine Quality
Imported Worsted, at s-0 00, 2.oe, I AOu, IIT.el
ALL WELL MADE, CUT IN TUE LATEST
BTILK.,
TRIMMED TASTEFULLY.
E vcrythlng warranted te glre satisfaction.
Yen can affurd te buy without giving ihem a
leek. It will save you money.
L. GANSHAM St BRO.
M7
ERS RATUPON,
We have made an effort te mect the public
demand with a
Handseme and Showy Stock
OF-
Spring Clothing
Ne Fancy Prices rule here, but Lew Pop Pep
lar Prices are fixed en all goods. Te knew
that you are getting Just what yen are paying
for, and your full dot ar's worth Is an Item te
be taken Inte conslaeratlen.
Our Specialties Te-day are a Handsome
SPRING OVERCOAT-
SMtn Llcel, Latest Cut, 1 12.CO.
AND OUR
Men's Business Snits at $12.
In Fancy Btrlped Cheviot, Sack or
Cutaway.
Myers & Rathfon,
NO. 12 EAST KING ST..
LANCASTER PA.
Don't forget that the "CROMWELL"
SIIlRT 1 the lieet and Cheapest. They meet
ever demand. We sell them per half dozen,
5 BO, or 11.10 each.
TTIHSa & BROTHER,
HAVE YOU SEEN
THE BOYS Iff BLUE
WHICH ARE IN WINDOW NO. 3, OF
HIRSH & BROTHER
Bhewlug te Great Advantage the
New Grand Army Suits,
Which are More Perfect, than Ever for STYLE,
FIT AND QUALITY T
Adjoining the BO YB IN BLUE U an Elegant
bhew of
New Styles In Piece Goods.
Zllcfere ordering your BPRINU AND SUM
MER BUITS come ana see our large assort
ment of PIECE GOODS. We have studied
your Interest by selecting the best and newest
patterns, and have marked them at prices
which are far below the usual prices In this
Trade. The nt we warrant te be perteet of
any style of suit you cheese lrem the latest
Fashion Plates,
and by adding beauty te our garments we
make thorn up with the best of trimmings,
which show thorn en te mere advantage
Our leading 115 00 SUITS and $5.00 PANTS
TO OROER surprises all for their olegance
and make-up. New is the time te make a geed
selection nd feel yourselves well satisfied
by
CALLING UPON
Hirsh & Brether.
THE ONB.PRIOB
Merchant Tailors, Clothiers and
Furnishers,
COR, N. QUKKN STREET AND CENTRE
8UUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
HnvHmrfMMtmniwu moeij.
M-i.rTTnu-trari-'i-'W"iririi'i iit- - - - i- "--"ri" i
flAliIs AND HER
-TUE-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candle-Light i Keats them alL
Anether Let of CU EAP OLOllKS for Gas an
Oil Steves.
THB " PERFECTION "
MX1AL MOULDING BURBER CUSHION
WEATHERSTRIP
Heats them all. This strip outwears all etherr.
Seeps put the cold. Step rutUlng of window,
.kzclude the desL Keep out snow ana rain.
Anyone can apply It no wast or dirt made
in applying it. can be nttee anywhere-no
holes te bore, reaay for use. It will net split,
ware or shrink a cushion strip Is the most
perfeet.
m lav ewtd, anaier anu Aftnge
oierr
-or-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens.
VA SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LABCASTEB. PA.
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