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1.AN0A8TBB, AFKtL H 188.
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While the major Pt of Congress was
. with Secretary Whitney en Saturday,
witaeaslnff the launch of bis vessels, a
mail contingent remained In the Heuse
la guard ever the tariff bill, about which
Atr. O'-Nelll, of Philadelphia, bad n
speech te make, that became the text of
divers uncomplimentary remarks about
Philadelphia nnd Tlttsburg, and Penn
aylranla evolution under the tariffs that
bare protected her. A goodly number
had disagreeable things te say, and Mr.
O'Xelll and Mr. Bayne were quite ever-
whelmed in their championship of
their state. Mr. O'Neill insisted that
Philadelphia was far ahead of Xew Yerk
in manufacturing industry, and Mr.
Bayne declared that the industries of
Allegheny county were greater than
these of all the Southern states that hed
representatives in the ways and means
committee, which is the national
tariff factory. These statements were
doubtless true ; but they did net have
relevancy te the question of the geed or
Sii- 111 of the' Mills tariff bill t nor In truth
did the suggestions of the ether side have
much mere pertinency te the Issue, though
they seem te have considered the indus
trial troubles in Pennsjlvanla, its strikes
in the coal regions with the oppressive
conduct of the coal bosses there, nnd the
strike at Carnegie's nnd the l'lnkerten
detectives there, as cvldencoef very great
demoralization in Pennsylvania, notwith netwith
standing the protection its coal and iron
enjoys. The inferencewas fair and the
comment was pertinent, in n debate
upon the general state of the country.
It may, tee, have had relevancy in n
question as te the policy of free trade or
protection ; but inasmuch ns the Mills
bill new under debate does net propose
free trade or anything like It, but simply
provides a reduction of duty, which its
friends consider that the industries of the
Country can bear without injury, it is
net evident that the inability of the em
ployers and empleyes of manufacturing
and mining Pennsylvania te get along
harmoniously together elucidates the
Issue ; save that it seems te show an
irrecenciliable conflict between these two
Interests and Illustrates that no tariff
protection, however high, will provide
empleyes with all the wages nnd privi
leges that they demand
It offsets the argument of tuote favor
ing a high tariff that it p for the work werk
ingmen's benefit only; and it is fair and
effective in repelllng this Idea. If the
protected iron and coal industries of
Pennsylvania cannot give te their work-
fore Congress that they want their pres
ent tariff protection that they may satisfy
their labor. It is net for the laborer's
sake se much as for their own that they
want protection , as their conduct proves
and as everyone knows without proof.
And it is admitted that they are en
titled te adequate protection. The
Mills bill proposes te accord it te them.
The only question Is as te whether It docs
se This is the only question open'fer
argument, and it seems that congressmen
should confine themselves te it and con
sider the several previsions of the bill,
Instead of wasting their breath nnd the
public time in discussing the abstract
doctrine of f rce trade or protection, which
is net the issue. These who advocate
free trade condemn themselves in voting
for the bill of the ways and means com cem com
mittCte, which provides protective duties
te an extent deemed sufficient te main
tain all the manufacturing industries of
the country.
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Gladstone te Ingersoll.
Nethiug finer in the line of geed Eng
lish and sound reasoning has been re
cently given te the public than the reply
of Mr. Gladstone te Rebert J. Ingersoll
in the latter's attack en Christianity. It
appears in the May number of the Xerth
American Jftrieie, the periodical which
published, the similar work of the late
Judge Black en the same subject. We
reprint te-day a strong portion of It,
Which will present an excellent notion of
the strength of the article.
Mr. Gladstone proceeds about the work
of demolition of the arch-infidel with a
benevolence that would be touching were
it net for the sturdy blows that he deals
under the cover of his gracious language.
He shows where Ingersoll assumes con
clusions without establishing them,
though demanding absolute proofs from
his opponents ; hew he misquotes scrip
ture apparently te suit his purpose ; hew
he assumes Darwinism and Christianity
te be antagonistic, which Gladstone de
clares net te be a necessary consequence ;
and se en through a host of sophistries.
Mr. Gladstone's bread and deep knowl
edge of the scriptures, his vast reading
and his special acquaintance with the
early Christian writers make him an ad
Tersary splendidly equipped for the battle
in which he entered. The tumultuous
rhetoric of the leading pagan of the day
finds itself seen divided and routed by
the ponderous army of arguments, led by
the master mind of Gladstone. There Is
little left of Ingersoll at the conclusion of
the article.
A Papal Edict.
A decree has been Issued by Pepe Lee
XIII condemning the "plan of cam
palgn"and boycotting in Ireland. Neither
of these weapons of protection against
English aggression have ever been form-
ally approved by the Irish leaders: vet
ltliey have been tacitly sanctioned by the
fj Mwuce mm, uaa own inuiuuuneu in re-
.'" a w uicui. luuceu, n is aiiucuu 10
hsH see what ether means could be taken te
sShOW Irish dl&lDIirOVal nf T.nwllali Irr.
aany. The " plan of campaign" relates
't the collection of rents from tenants
J.WBW, having tendered what they deemed
'. equitable rent, and the eauie having
keen refused by the landlord, turned ever
the funds te persons selected by the Irish
Ittttes te apply them for the purpose
' keeping the agitation mm grinding.
.:, Of course, It is net light that tenants
JJJJJ
be the judges of the rent they
ought te pay after a fixed rental has been
made. But the land laws of Ireland have
been se infamously unjust te the tenant
that a measure like the "plan of cam
paign" obtained many vigorous sup
porters. It was a manifestation of an
extreme in the ether direction, and it
might have been safely left te the geed
sense of the people te leek te its correc
tion. It was better than vielence or blood bleed
shed. New the pope has stepped In le
proclaim it by formal edict. It leeks as If
the Vatican had made a mistake. Ne
matter en what high ground the decree
Is based, the fact that it is aimed
against two of the most vigorous methods
of Itish resistance te English oppression
will cause Irishmen te regard the pope's
action as an open notice of an alliance by
the Vatican with the hated English
Teries. The Vatican might very safely
have left Ireland te fight out her own
battle for deliverance from England, and
such n course of action would have been
Infinitely mere prudent.
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Met as It Seems.
The Kcxc Era suggests that the Demo
cratic party, aa much as the Republican,
needs the protection of the law te
secure its primary elections against
frauds ; and it takes as its text
the fact that, though there, was
no election held at Strickler's Scheel
Heuse- for delegates te the late Demo
cratic county convention, representa
tives of that district nppeared in the
convention with credentials stating
that they had been chosen at nn
election duly held. And en the
face of it, this scorns te be a point
well made. But it loses its ferce when
It is known that there were but nlne
votes for Black at this poll at the last
gubernatorial election, and but seven for
the local candidates en the Demo Deme
gratlc ticket. There are se few Demo
crats in the district thnt it is net worth
while for them te held a primary
election. Any of thorn who can come
le town en convention day ate considered
te be delegates, by long wage, and may
manufacture their own credentials.
Their fellow Democrats In the district
are very much obliged te them for repre
senting it, nnd if any outsider objects,
they de net press their informal claim ;
and that is all there is of it.
TitiHlsnblg country. Wblle we are
baking bore, snow Is falling In Minne
sota. Kx-JuiMiu KeuKnr J. l'iMiip.n, who
died recently In Yerk at the age et eighty
two yearn, was Ibrlce oleetod te the boneh,
and llnally retlrcd after thirty yeara' aorvleo
bocause of his advaneed age and peer
hcaltli. He was very highly osteomod as
Judgeand n man, and waa a geed sample
et the judges choaen under the elcctlve
(lyntem started in ISM. It would be well If
theeyilGm bad kept te the standard that
the nomination et euch men premisedi
Instead of belng switched en" te the promo
tion, In many oaacs.et miserable aoir-seoklng
lawyers, capable only in political manipula
tion. Judge Fisher waa avery pure and
uuielflah man, gontle In bin manners and
oenslderata of otbera. rennaylvanla would
be happy and far mero highly stationed as
a state, if ber Judiciary was up te bin
standard, and that of the men new living
who aderned the boneh when he aacended
It. Of the Judgei elcoted In 1851 the i'lilla i'lilla
delphla Ttmes saya that Judgea AHUeu and
Uare, of Philadelphia ; J'oarsen, of
Dauphin, and Klminell, of Franklin, only
nre altve ; and Kelley and Campbell, el
Philadelphia, and Watta and Hepburn, of
Cumberland, alene survlve of these who
worejudgos bofero the judlelary became
o'.ectlvo.
As te your winter underclothing,
take
your tluie about taking thorn oil.
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In the last number of the Jour
nal of (he United Mates Cavalry
Astocuitxen la an ortlelo toy Lieu Lieu
tennnt Frederick H. Feltr, of the lit
Cavalry, en " German Ideaa en Cevulry.''
I'ince Kralt de llohnenloho-Inglellngcn,
general of lnfautry, and ald-de-camp, en
the stair of the Ktnporer et Germany, has
publlsbed a book entitled "Couveraatlous
en Cavalry," which la m faithful record of
oenvorsatlonH of the author with a certaln
myBtorleuu personage described an a cavalry
eluccr of the lilgUeiit rank and of the
greatest experience. This book of 400 pages
hat been deemed el great Importance by
military men abroad, and Lieutenant Feltz
notes as an evidence of the Intense interest
in the preparation for war that such a work
should net only be brought out, but should
find Immediate translation Inte French. It
aecma that In another work the prlnoe had
pralaed the German cavalry, and in tbose
conversations It is sharply criticised.
"True, the Uhlan waa the terror of all
Frnnee, but as the Freach cavalry wai still
mero badly handled than our own, that Is
Baying little." The magnllloent charges of
the German and French cavalry often
ended In a melee, the opposing tnases
ponetratlng oue nuother and lighting
hand te hnnd. The crltle remarks
that Frederick the Great discouraged loeo
attacks becauae they led te the "melee,"
and added "I want no ineloes ; the cavalry
should charge In a wall." In short, this
unknown oillcer makes It quite plain that In
this aim nt least nelther Germans nor
French bad the skill of thelr grandfather?.
In sevonteen pages of the nmgazlne Lieu
tenant Feltz baa given the pith et the 400.
page volume, hut it Is largely toehnlcal In
cbaraoter, though having many points of
jzeneral Interest, l'er example, the mar mar
tlugale Is oendemnod except for 11 at racing,
and nese baudaen bridles aroreoommendod
as preventing the herse from ojieulug his
mouth wide enough te get his tongue erer
the nit.
There la an Interesting feet nole with ro
tation te Hey dill, Fredorlek's famous
cavalry commander. He placed his un
certain men In the front rank with the
veterans behind thorn te unto them en If
tbey did net charge squarely by tickling
them with their sabrer. He appears te
have had an obstinate streak In him, for
when ordered at Zornderf te charge before
bethought the proper lime had arrived,
be refuted ; and, when Frederick threat
ened him with the less of his head, he re
plied : After the battle bis bead was at
the disposal of hiB sovereign, but that dur
ing the action be Inslsted en using it lu tLe
interest of tbe king.' "
Hays the Philadelphia Imjinrer . "An "An
other hanging and another vivid account
of hew the miserable wretch ' writhed and
squirmed and twitched.' Are net these
accounts disgusting 7 We have reicbei n
state or Itl .z-lln 1.. h!ej muu who
would be unuic6aary witnesses te such
horrors are regarded as being possessed of
beastly Instincts. When shall we advance
It tbe point at which the present picturesque
terrors of tbe scenes in print shall fall te
de anything but create dlvgust 1"
Tetany defend the death pjnaity by
hanging en tbe very ground of thejee name
" plcturesque terrors," which are suppoaed
te have a detcrrent llcct upon the murder
ously dispened. The taste for this sort of
thing is of most venerable antiquity, The
best of old KemanB owned It when they
gloated ever the fierce struggle of the
amphitheatre. Records of the savage In
stinct may be traced through all history
and found In the peculiar ploaaure with
which Foxe's book of martyrs and ether
harrowing and bleed curdling works have
ben rcsd by gentle sod well meaning pee
ple who would net enjoy the murder of a
fly. When we have advaneed te a point
where recitals of picturesque terrors will
fall te de anything but create disgust we
wilt be as tar In advance of ear present
civilization ai we think we are ahead nf
that of Greece and Heme.
Jamkm Youwe, otMlddletown, Vi., is a
practical believer In Arber Day. On that
day he planted COO locust and 204 fruit
trees.
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Tnr. auxiliary naval force provided for
by the bill for tbe establishment et a nayal
reserve will be a very Important though
economical addition te our means of de
fense. It seems te be a very business like
projeet calculated te secure for the gov
ernment command of a large body et
trained men at a very email expense. The
naval reserve would be a kind of ocean
militia force, coming together ter a few
woeks only each year, for drill In the ma
neuvers of naval warfare and in the man
agement of heavy guns and modern ord
nance, The men would be paid only
for that time and the rest of the
year would be living as ether aee-farlng
cltlssns, engaged In the coasting trade or
fishing fleet, or perhaps some day In the
tu future cruising under the flag In foreign
perta, where our flag once waved but
new unknown. All vossels that can be
transformed into cruisers may be kept en
record at Washington for use in otseof
trouble, but aa tbey re tow we must
depend culflly upon tbe navy we are
building, and the proposed resorve
assure at comparatively trilling ex
pense a large ferce of partly tralned
men at home en the ecean and ready for
aervlee en call. The bill also provldes that
In building vessels te carry our 11 in tbe
merchant marlne, certain directions shall
be followed which will make thorn useful
aa cruisers. That Is,tbere shall be such con
struction as will permit the placing et
guns, tbe protection of engines and boilers
and various ether alterations necessary te
trannferm the ship Inte a commerr-j dr.
atreycr or protocter.
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PERSONAL.
Misi Camhiien, daughlnr of Henater
Uamernn, christened the Yerk town and
Miss Hroekonrldge, daughter of the Kon Ken
tticky congressman, did tbe samofertho
Vesuvius at the great launching of the
two new war vessels In Philadelphia en
baturday.
J)n. L. WunsTKii Fer, ophtliRlmle
surgoenofGortiiantown heapllal, in Phila
delphia, en Hunday performed the inre
surgical feat of substituting a portion cf the
eye or n rabbit for a part oltbeeyoofa
human patient. Tbe operation ban only
been performed twlcs, and both worn by
Professer Ven Ulpjile, et Gtletsen, Oer
many. Amiss II. Wilsen, porffetor and part
Inventer of the sewing maehlne, who with
Natbanlel Wheoler, evtabllshed the great
Wheeler fc Wilsen sewing machlne com
pany at Urldgopert, Conn., died Hunday
allernoen In Woodmont, Conn. Ile waa
born in New Yerk, In 1&.7, learned the
cablnet-maklng trade, and in 1840, never
having seen a sewing machine, Invented
one.
AjYeuni'.ter'l Teelli
demand greater attention limn they mrually
recolve. Mothers carelul e: ttelr ehllaren's
ih steal well belnr. wl)y adept SOZODONT
ns an luttcle of Um family toilet. It the first
eel el a juvenne's teeth nre flail v tiollthiei
wllh Ihli m&tchleis purifier, Hie sceonaset
are nimesi invanauiy whlte and strong and
proveallfo-loog bleaslntr, olbcrwlte they fre
quently turn eat carious and Irregular.
Yeiinif and old ullke henunt by Its use.
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bvkejal A'envea.
Oar Candidate Ter l'retlilcut.
He will bn nominated l,y the convention
and will be elected by tlm people, because he
will cemn the ntarest tn fllllnir thnlr laeal or a
Utilet WHglntrate. Jflnctrle Hitters has been
Klrnn the highest place, because no ether
inedlrtne hame well lilted the blent nt a per
fect lon'e and nlteratltre. The people have
endorsed Xlectrle Miters nnd rely upon this
Rrrnt remedy In all troutilenot l.lvitr. Stomach
mid Kidneys. Fer all Matarlil rovers and
dlncRies caused by Malarial 1'olieni, Kloctrle
Hitters cannot be tee highly recommended.
Alte cures llcadiche ana constipation, batla batla
Uctlen Kuaiantecd or money refunded
frlcnsie.nt II. II. Cochran, Dtek store, 137
ana 139 North Queen stieeU Lancaster, l'u.
1 siineriMt ler mere than tn jeara with that
drnadluiaiiipasucatirrn.ana useaeverv avail
nbln medicine whichwas recnmiuended te me.
I ctnnet thank you oneuuh ler the telle!
which your Cream Halm has arreided me.
Kiuannei Mevers. Wlndeld, I,. I.. N. r.
for tltteen years 1 was annoyed with revore
pain In the head and dlelmru8 Inte my threat
Irem catarrh. My sense of smell was much
impaired Hv the utoef Kly'a Uream llalm I
have overcome these troubles. J. Jl. Oae, Bt.
Denis Hetel, N. V. aa IwdoedAw
BltlLOU'SCUUK will lmtnodlately rollnve
Croup. v hoepln CeiiKh and urencbltls. Jfer
nole by II. ll. Cochran, Uruggljt, Ne. 117 North"
tjueen street. (7)
JUST AS GOOD.
Don't allow anyone te malce j en bollero any
ether remedy U lust ns geed ler sick headache
as Dr. Leslle's Special
siie-s upecnu rtescriptlen, for It Is
This Is the only remedy In the world
nui tine, muis is lue
that strikes at thu root nt
drives lteut- Give It a trial.
IM A'AMA KXK'U.
1'uiLABsi.ruit., Monday, April SJ, 1688.
Seft, snewflaky clothes for
Baby. Almest any day, new
things are settling down by
things net se new but just as
white and cesy. Prices shrunk
out of shape all around.
50 new embroidered Short
Dresses, worth $2, $3, $9, shall
go for $1.25, $2, and $5.
25 embroidered Shawls, worth
$2.50,$3. for $1.25, $1.75.
100 caps, worth 50c, $1, $2,
$3. down te 15, 25,50,75c.
20 Short Coats, cream em
broidery, $1 te $G; some of
them have been $9.
Meney gees as far in the
ether nick-nacks and fixings.
Sucend fleer, Chestuut street from, Uake ele
Crumbled, tumbled things or
whatever begins te lag in style
has no place with our ready
made Wraps and Dresses. We
bundle them out for what
they 11 bring. Here's a little
jag ei Dresses slightly mussed.
Half takes them :
118 Lawns for rJ
JU Lawns ler 10
II Lawns ter 13.
Iii Ginghams ler 10.
pi Ginghams ler 13.
Sateens, Percales, and the like,
at just as lop-sided prices.
l'lne Linen d'lnde, trimmed with Val,
Ltce, li", trcm IM.
rinefcreituh Lawns, trimmed with finest
Hamburg Kmbrolderles, t .'0, Irem f :u.
Held-back things are pricked
in the price as often as we come
across them. If you skip a day
you may miss the bargain your
heart is en.
Second Cser, Chestnut strtet tide,
vaters.
Twe ole-
Summer Broadcloths for
travel and outings. Coel col
ors, smooth finish, and prices
en the edge of nothingness for
such stuffs.
Lait circle, northwest 01 centra.
Ne neater, cuter, quieter
checked stuffs than the Shep
herd Plaids can be get. Even
big checks de net break the
charm, But the correct check
Pf OOP'S BAR8APAKILLA.
Why
nrcause Heed's Bartsparllla is tin best spring
medicine and bleed purifier.
Became It is a concentrated extract of the
best alterative and bleed portfylef remedies
et tbe vegetable kingdom.
Because, by a peculiar combination, propor
tion and preparation. It possesses curatlva
power peculiar te itseir.
Oecanse It Is unequaled (or the eurs of scrof
ula, salt rheum.Belbj, pimples, humen, etc.
Because It is the only tsedlelne of which can
truly tie aald" 100 deaaa one dollar "an unan
swerable argument as te
Strength and Economy
Became It effects remarkable cures where
ether preparations totally lall.
Because there Is nothleg equal te It for cur
ing dyspepila, biliousness, slek headache, In
digestion. Because It reuses the kidneys and Hvsr and
keeps these organs In healthy condition.
Because evsry article entering Inte Itts care
fully scanned, none bat the best Is used and
all the roots and herbs ars ground In our own
drug mill which makes Impossible the ate of
anything Imp nre or deleterious.
Because It Is net advertised te de anything
which it has net already accomplished.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all dru; g'sts. II 1 six for 18. Prepared
only by O. 1. HOOD CO., LewelU
100 Desos One Dellar.
HOOD'S HAKSAPAKILtiA. FOR BALK AT H.
M os. 137 and 1 North gueen BL, Lancaster, 1'a,
WANtTJ.UA KKR'S.
isn't big medium te small,
with the glisten of the wool
making almost a jumble te the
eye in a glancing light. Here's
a let that hits the mark plump.
All-wool, in eleven welcome col
orings :
black and whlte blue and eeru
mahogany and white two gebelins
navy ana whlte navy and ecru
brown and white garnet and ecru
brown and ecru two grays
two shades of gendarmes
Such a round up of just-right
Shepherd Plaids isn't an every
day sight.
Southeast of centre.
Silk-and-wool Crepe Cleth.
Net a bit crepy. Threads of
this color and that mixed and
mumbled by an odd weave into
a charming stuff. Pick a bit
apart. Warp alternate threads
of creamy white silk and car
dinal wool ; woof alternate
threads of green and tan wool ;
result a tannish melange with
the silk glinting evprywhere like
diamond dust. That's one ;
there are twenty-two effects :
a greenish
3
grayish
aeiivisn
a trarnntlih
a purplish
a
, brownish
a geldish
ableltb
and se en.
Lovable in
inches, $1.
Summer weights,
any view. 41
Fourth clrcle, southeast of centre.
Window Draperies, sugges
tive of Summer solstice. Fairy
like Laces that a breath el
breeze will set a-swinging.
Mesh of Muslin that lets in light
and air and shuts out dust and
winged warriors. Every possi
ble kind, quality, and price.
Second fleer, north of Transept.
Outing Flannel, almost as
thin and light as batiste. Seft,
delicate, but sturdy as some of
their deublc-the-weight sisters.
Clinging but cool. Fer sea
shore or mountain or any-
wnerc. jsk ler Ceylon
nel.
Llama stripes, plain
Flan.
and
fancy, reduced from 80 te 6z.c.
Corded stripes, down from 50
te 3714 c.
Silk Striped Suiting Flannel,
50 from 65 c.
Plain and striped Fancy
Flannels, 37j4c from 50.
Figured Eider-down Flannel,
75c from $i, and 37c from
50.
Anything Flannel for boat beat
ing, tennis, or tramping ; for in
or outdoors. The whole Flan
nel story would fill the paper.
Northeast of centre.
Twe handkerchiefs :
Ladies', hemstitched, colored
border, 4 for 3ec.
Ladies', hemstitched, white,
with colored embroidery in
corner, 5 for 50c.
Plenty mere with prices just
as frisky the worth of three
fives in every dime you put in
them.
Southwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
. Philadelphia.
VOAL,
UAUMUAitUNKR'tl OOALKANX.
GOAL DEALERS.
OrncB' Ne. 12) North queenStroet, and Ne.
664 North I'rtnce sueet-
yBDs: North l'rlnce Street, near steading
Depot,
aurlbtfd I.ANOABTKU. tA
Tl 11. MARTIN.
Wholesale and lletall Dealer lu
ALL KINDS Of
LUMBER AND COAL.
4ssVYard-.Ne 4W North Water and Prince
Streets, above Lemen Lancaster nl 1yd
MVU1VAL.
CUl'KtUOK QUAL11Y
MUSICAL BOXES.
1IKNUY OAUTSCUI A BON8,
Ne. 10J0 Chestnut Street, . 1'hlladelpkU.
examination will prove our Instruments
far superior te any ether make, net speaking
of the worthless trash that abounds in the
market, soeu being of mere annoyance than
pleasuiu te their owners. Old and lmpcr
iecliy made Musle Bexes carelully repaired
by cxpenencut workmen Irem the manufac
tory lnawiuerlaml. Correspondence solleltod.
Bend stamp ler catalogue and price list.
nerU-lydAw
Ul'KCl Ah EXCURSIONS TO THE
WEST.
On OAch Tuesday durl-K April special low
rates and best HCcoimnedatlous.
JTerlurther lninrmalleu, Mans, Time-Tables,
etc., write or cell nn ll.A. ultesa,
rassenuer Agent Chicago Northwestern ball
way Company, 3U Centra bqusm, Lancaster
apllmeedatw
We Win
Became Heed's Barsapirttla 11 an honest
medicine and every purchaser receives a fair
equivalent for his money.
Because we ask only a fair prlct and de net
Impose upon the publle confidence by ab
surdly advertising Heed's Barsapartlla as
worth " mere thin we sell It for.
Because Its advertising; is original and net
dependent neon the brains of competitors sjajj
Because It Is a modern medicinal the ripe
frutt of the Industry and study of experienced
pharmacists, under wh;se personal dlreollen
ll is still prepared. Became It has a
Geed Name at Heme
There being; mere of Heed's Barsaparllla sold
In Lewell, where It Is mifle. than ;of all ether
sarsapaniiaa or bleed purifiers combined.
Because It la clean, dear and beautiful In
appearance, compared with the muddy, gritty
make up of of ether preparations.
Bseauss every testimonial used in advsitls advsitls
leg; It Is strletly genuine.
BeeauM when given a fatlhlul trial accord
ing te directions It Is reasonably certain te
effect the desired result.
Bsrause Its advertising is thoroughly backed
up by tbe merits el the tnedlctee itself.
Beld by all druggist. II t six torts. Freptrad
only by O. 1. HOOD CO, Lewell,
100 Debm One Dellar.
B.
OOOHRAN'b DRUO STORE,
aprl ImdAw
DHY UOODB.
"KTEWTODAYAT
-AT-
Givler's Hew Stere.
CARPETS,
LlSOLKUal AND FLOOli OILCLOTHS,
CANTON A NAriBB MATTING".
liUG AND 11ATTS,
UAU AND CUAIN CAUPKT8.
CAKl'KT SWJCKl'EHS,
WINDOW BliADKS AND SHADINGS,
rixruuES,
l'KIMK FKATIIKU3.
WHIIK O.UILT3 A Bl'KCIALTV at our Lew
Cesh Trices.
JOHIT S. GIYLER,
Nea. 6 & 8 North Queen St.,
LANOASTKU, TA.
m&ne lidAw
nrmfi pkepies eaud store.
GEO. F. RATHVON.
Amvals This Week
-AT-
Ne. 25 East King St.
Newest Styles
Umbiellas.
In Parasols aud Sun
Spanish
lnzs.
and Cliantllll Lace Fleunc-
Latlles' Muslin Underwear aud Aprons.
Meire Silks In the l'epular Shades.
lilack Sllk-and-Woel Henriettas
1.00, 11.25, 11.60 and 1.(V5.
at
lloek and Butten Kid Gloves In tbe
New Shades at unusually Lew Trices.
Ladles' Summer
derwear.
Merine and Gauze Un-
New
ment.
Style Fans in a Large Assert-
Gee. I. Rathven,
25 EAST KING STHEET.
marlt-lvdAw
, soy Da.
TNVKSTMKNT COMPANY.
70 INTEREST
THE U.S. LAND
AND 1NE3XMBNT COMl'A.NY
offers a limited number et Its First Mortgage
8 pereent. 10 jear Uoldlienda at 93, netUuR7
1er cent, interest (geld) and elves a Sleck
10NU8 Or tWO WITH EACH ll.ULO UOND.
Value of l'ennsylyanla property OTer.sa.one.ooo
ISended Issue l.oeo.uuo
Annual Interest Uhargea 6O.0U0
Estimated Income 1 Ceal, Iren, alines,
etc SAO.CCO
fartles wishing af. investments at a liberal
rate et interest. Address
OHAS. A. FBNN. Treasurer,
M Broadway and B Wall Street, New Yerk.
mar7-3me3A3tw
WIKJiH AND LIQUOKH.
UUUC11E SEC,
I'lfKU 1IE1DS1ECE, rOMUKKYHKC,
AudO. U.ldUUM XXTUA DUY,
00 TO
UKIGAUT'S OLD WINESTOKE, Ne. 23 EAST
KING BT11EET.
bl'KCIAL GUEAT WE3TEUN,
THE FINEST AUKK10AN CHAMl'AGNB IN
THE UAIIKET. OUK OWN 11UAND.
UKIGAUT'S OLD WINE STOKE, Ne. W EAST
KING BTUEET.
FOK TAYLOU'S IUISH WHISK Y,
IN MOTTLES, Sl'ECIAL IMVOUTATION,
UKIGAUT'S OLD WINK STOUE, NO. 59 EAST
KING 8TBEET.
IUII THE HEST UltANDY, WillHKV,
WINE AND GIN, Km,
UOTO
UEIG AUT'3 OLD WINE STOUE, Ne. ?J EAST
KING STUEET.
SALESMEN WANTED AT ONCJE KOK
a General Line et NUU3EUY STOCK i
also many new .pedal ties that are SELLING
CaST, fcu experience ueee.t.ry. mu Pay.
GEO. U.M0UANAUON.
apiMwd Becheswr, N, Y.
ThePeeple's Cash Stere
CLeimtnw.
"- -----, j -k- f,- -iinsnsTi ij ijsi.
ASKEW
OB MK.
AT NOS. IM AMD 2M WIST KING STRICT.
COT-lya
WE'RE MOVEp AND FIXED.
We're twice aa much
room aa we bad. Twice
as many customers all
round Is our mark new.
We've double the stock
and selection. Tn donble
the business Is the notch
we want te reach. Hew
shall we de lit Wa'.l
make tbe prices de It.
Better qualities at lewsr
prices than vsr before.
We didn't ant m. lararr
FULLY
EQUIPPD.
room te keep mere stock In. There's nothing
In keeping stock. We don't went te keep any
thing except te snit you, and that in larger
selection than before.
Cheap and Geed.
Call and tee us. tiring this price list t X
des. pairs Rese, ISc 1 4 pairs super stouttBese,
seamless. ISei working Shirts. II te Knees,
average length M inert, Cj geed MusUn Shirts,
linen besom, worked buttonholes, 350 1 over
alls and Jumpers, set. dnek. be ripping. Het
ZL?l '? Pantaloons, extra strong and dressy.
Me te si 83) a Man's Spring bait will con yen
but ttsj or 13 00! 10 styles 10 seleetirem at
Sin. our Beys' Suit at H .00 and UM are the
asT-De sure te visit us. You'll net be pressed
te buy. It wilt all be with you when we suit
you. '
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing and Furniihlefr Goods,
60 NORTH QUXKN ST.
f EROHANT TAILORING I
HAGER & BROTHER.
FINE MERCHANT TAILORING
A SPECIALTY.
(PXItrECT FITS GUAR ANTE ED )
Imported Suiting Novelties I
BLACK WORSTEDS,
WALK DIAGONALS, rlNK DIAGONALS,
SXUGK3 AND NRW COUESOBXW
WEAVES.
SCOTCH & ENGLISH CHEVIOTS.
Deelded Novelties la Plaids aiad Stripes.
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH TKOU8KBIKGS.
IMPORTED LINEN VESTING9.
-OUKPttICir.3 THE LOWEST. WOR
F1U8T-ULA93. COMf AHHON INVITED.
HAGER BROTHER,
26 te 37 WEST KINO ST.
WAruHma.
CPBOlAIi.
WATCHES
for Farmers and Ballreaders wUl he sold at
great reduction In prices. Alse Elgin, Wab
tham, Aurera, ter which I am sole agent, and
ether first-class Watches. Best Watch and
Jewelry aepalrlng. SpeeUicles, Eyeglasses and
OptlcaJGoeds. Correct time dally, by tele-
LODIS WEBER,
Ne. 1WX N. Queen St , oppeatts City Hetel,
Meer Penn'a lienet.
Q.1LL JKWEbEK, ite.
GILL.
JBWBLER AND OPIIOIAN.
If your eyes trouble you attend te them Im-
uiuuiaieiy.
The u.e of FUOPEll GLASSE.3 Besteres
'K"W gives uomieri ana rieasure.
Lancaster has long felt the need of a SPE
CIAL OPTICIAN. We are new Here te Meas
ure Your Eyes, Fit Glasses with the l'KKUI
SION OF AN OCUMST, having a Jull and
ompiere uutnt ei -lest lenses Ueauiredln
Perlect Measurementa.
BatlsfacUen GUAlt ANTEED In EVEBY IN
STANCE, A Full Line el Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Silverware.
CHARLES B. GILL,
HO. 10 WEST KINO ST., LANCASTER, PA
"WTAT0HB3 AND JEWELRY.
TO SUIT YOUKJELr WHEN UUlING A
GOOD
Watch.
GO WUEUE YOU SEE THE
Largest Stock, Best Variety.
Latest Styles.
aWe Guarantee you this as well as Lew-
ei rurus,
Ferall slnds of Uepalrtng you will find us
w kit. uuuu aausiaguen,
WAITER C. HERB,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
(Cerner of orange.)
LANCASTEB. PA.
nl-ltd
HATH.
1UEPLAUETO UUY.
THE BIGGEST
Straw M
EMPORIUM
IN LANOASrKK.
STATTEEER&CO,
81 and ti'i North Queen htreet.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
GUNNEUS.-All persons are hereby for.
ldden te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall ana speedwell estaus In Lebanon or
WWIMHUM VUUUWW, WIMWH .UWUDVM w. u m.h-
doeed. either for the purpose of ahnetlnir or
f BnAaa.AM MHM..Aa Wa.Kaw Ih.Iiu n. , 11,1.1.
usnuisT, as me law wiu iw ru(iuijr uawiww
ageln.t ail treaisalng en said lands el the un
designed alter this notice.
WM. COLEMAN rUEEM A",
U. PEsMJY ALDEN,
BDW, 0. KEBMAJ), , ,
Attorneys ter H.W.CeIsbiab'i BsU
OROOKKIM9.
S"1AIMAftfVH UTT.n nrrtinn niu
V; ANDBKEAKrANTBAtON.
uimaiiM tot leoeerness ana esiiesurv or
"JjrWe guarantee that there Is uethtasj le
.-. ZZf? "i Hy in una niaraes. iae.
aaatell yoarnelghber
iS.HlJ22JSlSiLana Bo'etn ntealy f hipped,
srnees reasonable. i.tiiiiiiiwi.Vp
- . ,.b.b. mt
0
FFEE3.
W. A. REIST a CO.
Coffees, Coffees, Coffees.
Have you tried our c Coffee yet t If net.
de se at once. We guarantee our Coffee free
from alt Injurious oelotlng matter, aad are
pure and healthy. Almest one-half of our
sales are Coffees, and we mean te maintain
the standard quality of It as long as geed
Coffees ein be purchased.
Just received this morning a large let of
nice, juicy OKANGEs and AJSP1NWAI.
BANANAS t wlU seU cheap.
Our new Delivery and Order Wasen la atinn
Ssnd In your orders and have your goods de
livered promptly.
W. A. REIST & CO.,
GUOCEUS,
COB, EAST KING AND DUKE STB.
, T BURSK'H.
CANNED GOODS I
LGOINQ I OOINU GOING I
Why net t of course they de, at the low
prices we offer them. It is tee low, but we
oannethelp It. Wa have a large stock and
they must go. lhlnk or It. geed Canned
Cern. Fells Ooteraro. at 7Kc a can geed Can
ned Tomatoes, qnart cans, at 9a. or t caas for
2Be ; fine String Beans, at 9e. or S for Se : Mar
rowfat Peas et e. or 3 ler IS, qnart cans:
Pared Peaches for ISc. a can. Our InestCern,
Dew Drep and Pars, sells at lJc, a can, but
will make a reduction by the case or dosee.
CALirOBNIA CANNED GOODS Peaches.
Cheriies, Pears aud Apricots.
rcerrEEsi coffees t ceffeibi
Quality belter and prices lower. Beas'ed
Bie se, 32, ze, best hle 28c; dne Laguyia.
Mecha and Javas. - -
Mreur coffee, are always fresh Boasted.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 HA8T KOta BTRBBT.
mOlLEr SOAP GIVEN AWAY,
REIST.
$100.00 WORTH
OF THAT
FANOY TRANSPARENT
Toilet Glycerine Seap
GIVEN AWAY
Te-morrow, Saturday, Even'g, April 28,
Dlitrlbutlen wlU Commence at 7 p. m.
WSEB EXTUA SHEET-W
Of Saturday's JVcte Era lssue for Prlecs and
Quality el Goods.
Unprecedented in the Hl-toryel Mercantile
Existence.
'9-NEVEB BEAD PABT-C
But the Whole of Our Advertisements. II will
pay you.
-BEMEMUEBTE
We cater for your trade. Get et us what
your own grocer can't supply you with. Never
leave him even though tie one. eharge you
mere for a f e w things. But of us only what he
does net have, ard you will be sure of having
his goea will. Should you discover that he
was overcharging in all things, then we would
advlse a change, and when you contemplate
such a change el ways remember that It should
be ter the better, and that newhera In the
state can you buy goods cheaper than of us.
WE PBIDE OUUSELTSS
In having the Largest, Neatest and Cleanest
Stere In thtt city. 'I he Heaviest, Best Asserted
ana Most Complete Meck. 'J he sest Polite
and Attentive balesmen.
T Telephone and free Dcllvery.
Reist, Wholesales Retail Grocer,
Cor. W. King and Prince Sis.,
(Nsrr Deeb te tbs Beebsl hobs Hern.)
TOOK OUT DERI
The Uilance of the PVNEL PHOTOS te be
uiveneu
Te-morrow, Saturd&y, April 29.
COME FOB ONE I
We are going te blew our own born, and we
don't deny U, for we have something te blew
abent. We blew because we esn sell high
quality goods at low priens ( because our
goods am the finest the market can produce ;
because thrre Is no discounting our prices i
because we have the ennfldence of the people
and strong lalth In our ability te give entire
satl.faatlen loeur customers.
PAUSE, BEFLECT7MTAnE, WONDEB.
SHOUT, BEJOICK,
And 'then Make a Purchase.
That Is just what everybody does when the
come te our store and see goods marked from
Ave te seven cents per pound lea. than they
have been pajlng el.ewhere. Here ere a lew
or our prices:
1 Pound of ceffee, as geed as you ever drank ,
for ascents I
3 Pounds et Coffee for a cents.
I Pound of Coffee U pound Tea. for U cents.
4 Pounds et mackeis ler a cent...
5 Pounds of Starch and 6 bars of Seap for 25
cants
3 Pounds of Prunes and 2 pounds of Bice for
it cents.
e Pounds of Prunes and 1 pouad;ef Fru
nelles ler 45 cents.
Baker's or Bunkel lire.. Chocolate for 18c.
Baker's Erps cocoa only u cents.
Nelsen's and Ceze's Gelatine, American Gel
tine, 10 cents
S Small BirreL el Mustard for Sic
CANNED AND BOTTLED GOODi.
4 Cans of Heed Cern forSJe
a tans et Marrowfat Peas ter 5c.
5 Cans nf string Ibiana for 25e
II Pound Cans Table Peaches for 05c.
it Pound Cans Pie Peaches for lie.
8 Pound Cans Aprloets for 20a
Our Best Cern, guaranteed te be as geed a
Baker's or any otbrcern In the market, only
W cents per can. Try it.
S. CLARKE'S
ORIGINAL TEA AND COFFEE STOBE,
13 and 14 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
A Few Deers Irem Centre Square.
49" Telephone Connection.
P. B -Don't forget the 1'hotej tomorrow
that we are going te give away.
rOM HALJi OK KJSNT.
RESIDENCE ON THE EAST SIDE
of Duke strtet, beteeen Orange and
Chestnut, for tent. Inquire of
A.J.8TEINMAN,
ml3-5td At this Office.
NOW READY.
Parties wishing te view the North Duke
street " Green Stene Frent" Houses, can de se
by calling at tbe fourth house irem New
street, which Is new complete and open for In.
snecuen from tf a. in. te 10 1. m.
deOlO-tfd EDWIN EI1EBHAN.
FOR RbNT.
A three-story fire-proof Warehouse suit
able for tobacco or manufacturing purposes,
situated en East Grautsutet. Imimreat
'.'J KAbT KING STUKET.
Terms reasonable. Possession Immediately.
marS-eedtfd
-J7IOR RKNT-FROU APRIL 1, 1888,
JC foreneoraterniof years, the Str&sburg
Ballread, with Ceal and Lumber lard. Ware
house, Locomotive ai dCars ; all in geed and
running order. Tbe lease of this valuable
property presents a rate opportunity te any
puny dualrlng te engage In a pleasant, well
xstablUhed and profitable bu.lness. Fer con
ditions, rent or ether Information apply te
THUS, or 11ENKY BAUMUABUNEB,
xaS-tfd Lancaster City, Pa.
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