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' MMilnTniis' Edition of m iimit
v. MMM ellvered by eanlen In the city
'-'mc rrexTeundtng towns for 10c per week t
'H ul, I8.P0 a yean 1X80 for six month
, esjireT three months t tee. per month.
it WwaxT HmiLtleCBm (Deuble Sheet)
t ' MgM races, only ILK) per annum, In ad.
tehuHheM tat.frtr tfcafr unArMS chanced
- MiuttiMuwiwMUui tumor is new ler
?," AdvertttemenU from 10 te S8 cts.per line
SM& insertion, according te loeauon.
THK INTELLIGENCES,
a t Lancaster, re.
SfX aMbAiAiftftA (VmnnAtfrrn
v- Tke Effect ' Ike Decision.
shsTlie rfHaarksble decision of the Fenn
s aVtaml supreme court, which refuses te
", ', the lwuidste of the constitution requir
ing damages te be paid for the injury te
ftlt private property in the construction of
'k' railroads such meanlnct as will reeulre
the damage te be paid that results from
the operation of railroads, lias had its
natural consequence in inciting the Read.
In; railroad company te bring its read,
way te Market street, upon an elevated
railroad, through many miles of the
built-up portion of Philadelphia. That
t eimA Inlnrv will Via rlnnA in nrlvntn
. Property, adjacent te the proposed line,
la net denied ; but the company declines
te agree te pay any such damage, though
Its solicitor thought it might agree te pay
actual damage if any deOnlte mede of
ascertaining it could be fixed. It was
the difficulty of deciding upon the line
, where damage could be clearly de
termined that decided the supreme court
te construe the law se as te limit com
pensatien te injury done in the construe-
t'en of the works, and te ref use damages
for the less of value te properly en
Filbert street in front of which the
Pennsylvania elevated railroad runs,
though it was undisputed that great
damage was suffered.
Toe Jauguage of the constitution
teems very clearly te include all damage
done that can be ascertained, and the
tribunal set down by the laws for the
ascertainment of damages is n jury.
There does net seem te be any geed
reason why a Jury verdict should net as
. definitely fix the damage dene te prop
erty by a structure in front of it us en
top of it. Evidently the supreme court
was net willing te trust such determina
tion te a jury nnd allow it discretion te
decide that damage was caused by an
elevated railroad fifty feet away from a
residence, lest a jury might go a mile
away te find damage ; and just as
clearly the Beading railroad com.
ptvny is net willing te take such
Jury risks. This is natural in the rail-
read company, but unnatural in the
supreme court. It may be bad public
policy te give a loose rein te a jury te fix
damages for publle improvements ; but
that is a question for the constitutional
convention and the legislature, and net
for the judges, who construe the law and
de net make it ; which they tee often
seem te think te be their duty.
In truth the people find it very difficult
te enforce their judgment against cor cer cor
erations ; and the state of Pennsylvania
J having a particularly trying time just
new. After the law makers have been
persuaded te execute the will of their
constituents, the courts ceme in te up
set it by a constitutional construction
that happens with remarkable regularity
te work against the people and for the
corporations. The Dauphin court has
lately been very freely knocking out the
corporation taxes assessed by the state,
in obedience, the judges say, te the latest
instructions of the United States
supreme court as te inter-state traffic ;
though it would seem te have been
better if our Judges had taken the
risk of deciding Jn favor of Pennsylvania
law, leaving the corporations te defeat It
With the federal bludgeon if they could
wield it en appeal.
The supreme court's declslenas te rail rail
read damages leaves the peeple of Phil
adelphia without redress for such dum
age. if they permit the railroads te be
fcailt; and even the legislature cannot
give it te them. It is net certain that
tee contract could be maintained be
tween the city and the railroad company, if
the latter should agree te pay the damage?.
Under these circumstances the city can can
net prudently allow the construction of
railroads that premise great damage te
private property ; aud se the very argu
sent upon which the supreme court
based its decision, namely, the need of
promoting public Improvement, should
reverse that decision. Public improve
ments cannot be permitted which de
net compensate injury dene te private
property. This Is old law and old seuse ;
and new railroad projects must remain
in abeyance until it is ie-e3tablished as the
law in Pennsylvania Justice Slerrett
was the only supreme court judge that
kept a level head in considering the
question. lie dissented from his associ
ates, holding that ".wherever there Is a
substantial Injury the constitution was In
tended te provide a remedy, whether a
part of the property was taken or net, and
this remedy was Intended te Include In one
action all injuries, whether from the con
struction or operation of public works."
"Which is a curious illustration hew ece
may be clearly right and six as clearly
m wrong, tneugn they be all judges learned
m me law, and the issue a vciy simple
one.
Democracy Thirty Years Age.
On taking his seat as president en
March 4, 1857, James Buchanan deliv
ered an Inaugural address, some portions
of which sound as if they were written
te-day. Then tee there was a menacing
surplus, of which the new president said.
' Our present financial condition is with.
euta parallel in history. Xe nation has
ever before been embarassed from tee
large a surplus in the treasury. This
almost necessarily gives birth te extrav
agant legislation. It produces uiM
schemes of expenditure and begets a race
or speculators and jobbers, whose ingen
ulty is excited in contriving and proraet.
leg expedients te obtain public money."
The first message of this honored Dem
ocratic president te the country is similar
in tenor te the last deliverance of the
present distinguished chief executive. It
is the old sound Democratic doctrine of
abolishing the surplus by letting it re
aia in the pockets of the people. In
wis mum Inaugural, President Buchanan
sad : It, u beyeni an question the true
principle that no mere revenue ought te
be collected from the people than the
aawunt necessary te ittnj the expenses
of a wise, economical and efficient ad
ministration of the government."
This is the exact position of the Demo
cratic party of te-day, and this is the is
sue en which it will go before the people
and win in this coming election. A
proper modification of the tariff laws
with due regard te the Intmsts of cstab
lished industries and the welfare of the
American werklngman is what the Dam Dam Dam
ocrate in Congress are contending for.
And ihey will win the fight, because the
peeple are behind them.
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College Athletics.
The overseers of Harvard college have
adopted by a two te one vote a resolution
te the effect that " an undue prominence
is new given te athletic contests in the
college, aud the excesses and abuses at
tending the came, and mainly Incidental
te inter-colleglate contests, should be
checked and guarded against for the
future." They therefore restrict the
athletic contests te Cambridge, where
Yale college is situated, or te some ether
Xew England town that may be desig
nated by the committee en athletics.
This action of the everseeis will cause a
howl from all theso who believe that one
of the best means of advertising an
institution of learning is te nurture
therein a chnmplen base ball or beat
club. But the course Is undoubtedly
right. Athletics are net the primary
reasons for attending college. Tiiey are
a mere incident which deserve encourage
ment, butwhich should never be per
mitted te entirely usurp the place of the
class room. Hereafter Harvard athle
tes will liave n chance te display their
powers throughout New England, ntid
this is n big enough grazing ground for
these with whom athletics ought te be a
secondary consideration.
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Tin: peeple of Kasten, Pa,, are asked te
puttbelr hands Inte their pocket te help
along Lafayotte college, and a publle meet
ing will seen be bold for that purpose It
Is stated that the collego has 2S0 students
who spend f 125,000 in the town, and the
flnanelal Importance or the Institution te
the town merits recognition. It Is a geed
argument te make and can be rnade with
equal ferce ler Franklin and Marshall cel
lege, In this clly.
Tin: reception Rlven Oel. William K.
Aylett?, the distinguished lawyer of
Virginia, and grandson of 1'atrlck llenry,
at the Academy of Music, waa the grestest
glven slnce Its eroctleu, lie delivers a
lectureln Lancaster in OMober, when he
will rocelve another of the same kind,
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Tnis Philadelphia (Sunday Dispatch has
oltled the sex of the newspaper. It refers
te ltsell aa " the." Let woman BuQraglata
take notlse.
Mn, IaxxTius Dennelly' eplendldly
advertised book "The Great Cryptogram"
la out at last and rovlewors have hardly had
tlme te read the prefaee befere they rush
Inte print with elaborate opinions and criticism!-.
Probably the conselonsness that
they have no right te speak roeklessly of a
book that demands limn nml thnnnhi i.eu
lnduced the ablest of the transatlantic critics
in the ivantfaru te treat tbe volume with
marked respeet. The tnueh talked or
cryptograms key or cypher Is hamlled
humnreualy, but in a way that glves Mr.
Dennelly achance te prove that thocrltle had
only Rlanced at It with predjudiced eyes. Ilut
tbe author has ltttle reason te complain be
cause the same crltle warmly praises the
nrgumeuten Internal evldence aa a piece
of aelld and conscientious literary work.
This is of niore value te Mr. Dennelly than
a favornble notlce of the cryptogram from a
less rospectod Journal would have been, for
Kwlllonsure him a respectful beating by
many who wero disposed te rrgcrd him as
a thorough literary eharlatan. Commenting
en the large nutnber of parallel passages
taken from the works of llacen and the
Htiakospeare plays, the crltle admits that
there Is a near nppreach te a convincing
argument. ' When Arlstotle In mlsropro mlsrepro mlsropre
looted In exactly the same way in the
Advancement of Learning ami In
'Trellus and Urcstltla.' tim hinn nnhin
suggests Itself that ene pen is responsible
for both blundcrr."
Dennelly lias alrendy been lntorvlewed
as te the faults picked by this wrlter from
his cryptogram und relers hlmtocertalu
lines aud risges or the book, whieh he ovl evl ovl
dentlyhad net read and which meet the
objections What If Ignatius Dennelly
should liave really found something In the
oypher line ? Would he net hnve a gler.
leus laugh nt the critics T We will wait
and bob and moanwhlle the world will go
en ending btatuca te Shakospeare with the
hearty nppreval of overy ene, for he was
certalnly n plctureeo,ue gentleman and If
net the author of the plays a most nmaz
lng and monumental fraud,
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lle.v. Kcklky II. Ocxk will net he n
caudldate for delegato-at-large nor district
delo.jate te the Democratle national conven
tion lu St. Leuis, lle says the srntlment
for Cloveland'a ronemlnatlon Is be unanl unanl
rneus, he fails his services are net neoded,
and he would rather have aoine ether
Democrat honerod by this distinction from
the party. KxiJonater Coxe Is n geed man
and that he la a wlse man Is ahewu by his
expreeoed ballet that the Democrats of
Pennsylvania are going te wage hepeful
battle this year.
Net many towns grew as Trenten, N. J.,
did en Monday laid, wheu 17,000 peeple
wero added tells 45,000 by the annotation
Of the townshlnef Mlllnnm anil Dm hnrm,,.i,
cl Uhambersburg.
I'm: I'ark National bauk of New Yerk,
which has lust been Nwlmiln.i nnui tn-. .
000, will net prosecute tbe missing astlstant
ujiuier ; wmcu wm be oneouraifoiuont te
ether trusted ctljclaiB te go and steal like
wise. PERSONAL.
Ceu.vklivs VAMiEitiiii.iNlncomefrem
Ills dnltil! li Hfllil In ln a .Hllln ,.n -
month, whlie that of William K. Is net
Miss Katukhiwi: Crimv. daughter of
Ol'Uevcrnnr llnrlln wuu utji ,... u
nesday at the home or her father lu Italic-
.un.u m 4i., uiin iinHui iturnec.
JehnL Sullivan is en n big Brum In
Hosteu and the information attraeis mere
nollue lu that city than would a uew neeui
Irem the pen of James Russell Lewell.
nV'J' a"kell, proprietor or Judge, has
purchased tbe Marilnem building, lu New
Yerk, paying SI03.000. Oa Iho aita et tbla
.J?.to.Vuiul,BbulldlnK'er d09 eight
stories high, at a cost el M0O.O0O, B
Gkokeu II, MAnsit, of Das Molnes
".! ,roslde,nt ' State IuhuS
eewpacy and very prominent in business
$? a'," Wednesday mernlug
sy lvmU. yer8 d BUli ' nBtlV0 ul P,)n"-
nS,OEOUaRK ,5AK"' f Rfadlntr, J.
Pn?. Jb10,nl,'0" " ""' " v UaA of
inuauili.uie, ana -uuj.ul.uu or, of Union
couniy.tre BjK)Ue or , ceuwMa wm
ceuTudgeshT ftUOtt 'r tU 8Upre,He
A,-"v'1JAMK!Kv.vjf, the third bMep of
Alteu, 11)., wts oenbocratcd Weduesdav
with lmiKlDg ceremonies. Kigiit Rev.
1 shop Hpaiildlng tlllclatfd, asiisted by
Bishops WtC.oKey aud JaJiBten. Thore
were also present Bishop Cwgrove and
?. &222SSE reehau' el 0WeK
wSajSSw ua ciS.u,B5k,M
whose financial circumstances have Thereto'
fore been at best only moderately comlort cemlort comlert
able, has received notice efa bequest te him
of eyer a million dellara The death of his
aunt, Mrn. Mary Heward, of Kent, Yerk,
shire, iingland, had brought him this
princely fortune.
Be.-tateu Brtew.f, el Georgia, whewai
In PltUburg en Wednesday, en his way te
Washington, Mid that Cleveland and tariff
reform would awwp the Beeth. He
laasbed at the Ides of the Republicans oir eir oir
ryleg a single BeuUwrn state. TS MBster
ave It an his opinion that the Mills bill
would go through Uoegress without much
trouble.
Kxv. Jamk.i O. MAercE.tr.ix, Ph. D .
te id master of the preparatory school
founded by the late Judge Green, et Tren Tren
eon, at Lawrencevlllc, N. J., baa received
the unanimous Indersement of tbs high
school committee of Philadelphia, and will
be recommended te the beard of education
for election te succeed Protester Franklin
Tayler aa president of tbs Philadelphia
Central high school faculty.
arseiAh netices:
a-IIIg Tblsvts-S.
Dyspepiln'ana Mobility are two bl thtavfta t
thny creep In sna steal enr health and comfort
befere we knew It. Let us put a step te thelr
Invasions with a bottle of Burdock Meed
Hitlers, te bs bad at any drop atern. Fer lain
by U. 11. Cochran, dragnlst, 137 and 1JV Werth
Queen street, Lancaster.
Werkea Woeders,
"Myflaagbter was very bad off en arennnt
ofaefildanilpatnlnher lunxs. Dr. Ihemai'
KcUclrie CHI cured ber In twonty.leur heuis.
One of the boys was enred of sort, threat. Tliii
tndlcln hat worked wenders In our family."
Alvah l'Icsnny, Lake Mnhopae, M. Y, her sale
by 11, 11. Cochran, druggist, 137 and ISO Herth
uueen atreet, Lancaster.
A Ilepe About Onr Kicks.
A weak stomach or enfeebled circulation Is
like a repe about our necks. We are sttung
up and unstrung alternately till existence be
comes unbearable. JJurdeek Bleed Billeri
will arrest all this misery. "Burdock Weed
Itllters" are a been ti the tick. Let us rem' ru ru
eor this Curt, for sale lv 11. U. Cochran.
OriiTSlit, 137 and 1J Herth Queen street, Lan
caster. Ultd te Hsar It.
"Fer several months I endured a dell pain
through my lungs and shoulders! leit tnv
rplrlts, appelliH and color, and could with
difficulty remain from my bed. My prnaent
liealthfut condition Is duu te Burdock Bleed
Bitter t " Mrs. K. A. Hall, lllnghamteii, N. Y.
rnr Bate by II. II, Cochran, druggUt. 137 and
139 North Quoeu street, Lancaster.
WHY WILL YOU COUMIt when Bhlleh's
Cure will KiTelmmodlnterllef. rrlrainctH.,
te cts , and 11. 1'orsateby II. ii. Cochran, liruz.
ftUU Ne IK7 North Uunuu street (0)
yVANNAMAKKlt 6".
ruiLiDBXruia. Thursday, May 3, lb8S.
Masks and Faces.
The strolling critic sees many
masks and shams in retail trad-
Advertising is the mask most
worn by the retailer. Read the
morning papers see what
traders are saying.
Read this which comes te us
te-day from a most competent
seurce: " It is an unvarnished
fact that advertised bargains
embrace very small and peer
stocks."
As a generalization that's
true, tee true, and merc's the
pity, It degrades business,
fastens a taint en all.
Comparisons arc odious
they cast reflections almost in
variably. Being in the field of
trade wc arc stepped from com
parisons, although we often
ache te break the mask and
show what's behind. Yeu may
find out for yourself if se dis
posed. Perhaps you wouldn't
believe us if wc told you.
But we can and will make
our advertising the clear and
perfect glass through which
you may leek at our business
without magnifying it. Ne
mask here. Call that brag if
you cheese. Jt is our duty and
right te say it.
This principle compels us te
advertise only worthy goods in
sufficient lets with proper
prices. Tills we hope te win
you.
It also forbids us :
First Te make emnium gath
erum lets in which a small
fraction of a certain sort is
made te give a common
name te a variety of ether
sorts, and thus mislead in
grade and fabric.
Second Te fix fictitious prices
from which te make a sham
" mark down."
Third Te advertise quantities
in excess of what we own and
offer.
Fourth Te aim at attracting
with large talk about trifling
lets, hoping thereby when we
have disappointed you en
one thing te please you with
another.
Other folks may use their
masks, wc can't. And you can
not accuse us of indelicacy
when we tell you se.
The witnesses and proofs
Dress Goods.
Prices arc awake and a-warp
in the Cottens that de se much
te pleasantly bridge the way
irem April te Ucteber. New
comers day by clay, with an
echo of Fashion's latest whisper
in every fold. Never a limp en
quality.
Leathery Cheviots 10 te 15c.
Silky Sateens 123 te 37 c,
Spider-web Crazies i2c.
Precise, pretty Prints 6 te Sc.
Cheerful Chintzes i2c.
Tough Seersuckers 10 te
12c.
Graceful
Ginghams
:e te
50c,
The yiViC Scotch Zenhvr
Ginghams were 20c the ether
day. Ne reason in the stuffs
themselves for a price clip.
Such trade chances as let them
drop 25 per cent arc pepping
up all the time all around the
store. Plaids, everplaids, mixed
plaids aiul stripes and jnany
Jacquard patterns. Mere than
50 styles of this season's out
turn, every one.
Northwest of eentru.
The whole town seems te be
looking this way for sulphur-and-black
Sateens. And for a
half-dozen ether sorts. Tim
glancing of scissors among j
TJOOD'8 BAMAPAKLLLA.
Why We Win
Because Heed's BarsaeexlUs la tia km Mrim
medicine and bleed purifier.
Because It ta a eoneentrated extract of the
best aitaratire and bleed purtfibjf remedies
of the vegetable kingdom.
Because, by a peculiar comblaatieo, proper
tlen and preparation, it possesses euraUrs
power peculiar te Itself.
Because it la unequaled for the cur of scrof
ula, salt rheum, bells, pimples, humors, etc
Because It Is the only medicine or which can
truly be said "100 doses oneollar " an unan
swerable arfument as te
Strength and Economy
Because it effects remarkable cures where
ether preparations totally fall.
Became thore Is nothing equal te It for cur
ing dyspeptta, biliousness, sick headache, In
digestion. Beeause It reuses the kidneys and liver and
keeps these organs In healthy condition.
Because every article entering Inte ltls care
fully scanned, none but the best Is used aud
all the roots and herbs are ground la our own
drug mill which makes Impossible the vie of
anything loipure or deleterious.
Because it Is net advertised te de anything
which It has net already aocemplUbed.
Heed's SarsaparUla
Beld by all druggist. It t six for . Prepared i Beld by all druggists. II 1 six fcr is. Prepired
only by (J. 1. UOOD CO., Lewell, I only by O. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell,
Mass. 1 Haas.
100 Deses Ons Dellar. 1 100 Dcuea One Dellar,
H
OOD'S llAKSAPAKILTiA. FOR HALiK
Mes. 1(7 and 1 North Queen St., Lancaster, l'a. aprt 2mdA w
WANAilAKKRH.
them yesterday was like the
flash of sabres in a cavalry
charge.
STcrthwejt of centre.
Checks that everybody likes,
the quiet color bits that go as
"Shepherd Plaids'." Medium
te small is the proper thing.
Jumbled effect in a side light
comes from the glint of the
wool. As neat and cheerful a
two-color as ever gets under a
yardstick. In eleven cheree
color couples. 75c from $1.
Bentheast of centre.
Mattings mean mere than
most fleer coverings ; clean,
cheap, cool. Help te take the
het edge from deg days.
There's an outspread of them
near the middle Market street
entrance; seamless and all
sorts, 15 te 55c. Choice China
at $10 the roll of 40 yards.
A Matting novelty comes
from Rhede Island. China
grass inj Yankee power-looms.
Pretty patterns, even selvedge,
full of wear-worth, but it's 50
cents a yard. The handful-of-rice-a-day
folks held the fort en
prices.
Japanese Rugs ; sort of Panama-hat
weave. Scattered de
signs. Fer dadoes or screens
or fleer use.
Second Hear, Market street slde. t we elo ele elo
vaters. 5-pound Linen Commercial
Nete Paper, fresh from the
mills, net ruled. 60c a ream.
5-pound Linen-finish Ladies'
Nete, ruled. 48c a ream.
Regular price $ 1. 60.
7,000 (paper all.linen) En
velopes, commercial, oblong, 5c
a pack.
24 sheets geed paper, la
size, envelopes te match,
box, 12c.
Four items that give a half
hint of what wc are doing in
Stationery.
Beulh of Thirteenth itroet entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
QUKKNUWARB.
jlUtl A MARTIN.
CHINA HALL.
CLEARING! SALE
That lasts twolve months in the year. The
h;tTUttiUy ler the least money always te be
Bl'KClAL INDUCEMENTS TO
UEW HOUSEKEEPERS!
Tea Sets. White Orunlte fine.
Dinner bets, White Granite..!..
Dinner Bet, filmed j79.
Ne goods misrepresented. AH Wares ex.
changed II net satisfactory, at
Eigh & Martin,
NO. 15 EAST KHJQ STREET,
I.ANOARTKK. PA.
JlAltV VARHIAOKH.
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LINN BKKNKMAH.
100
Different Patterns
-or-
BABY GARR1AGES
-AT-
FLINN & BRENEMAN.
"Alaska" Refrigerators
UAVK NO EQUAL.
FIM k BRENEMAN,
Ne. 153 North Queen Street,
LANOAPTKll PA.
SALKHMKN WANTKD AT ONOK KOH
a Ueneral Line el NIIU9EUY TOCKi
also many mw specialties that are Bit I.LIN it
ITAtiT, Ae experience nsceastry. UIO l'AY,
GEO. U. MO HA NAM ON,
epKMwd. KoehMter, N, T,
Batante Heed's Sarstpirllla It an honest
medicine and every purchaser receives a fair
equivalent for Us money.
Meeause we ask only a fair pries and de net
Impose upon the publle confidence by ab
rhrdlr advertising Heed's SarsaparUla as
" worth mere thin we sell It for.
Because lu advertising la original and net
dependent neon the brains of competitors fj
Because It Is a modern medlclnei the ilpe
fruit of the Industry and study of experienced
pharmacists, under whtse personal direction
It Is still prepared. Became It has a
Geed Name at Heme
There being mere of Heed's SarsaparUla sold
In Lewell, where it Is mide, than .of all ether
sarsapartllaa or bleed purifiers combined.
Because It Is clean, clear and beautiful In
appearance, compared with the muddy, gritty
make up of of ether preparations.
Beeauss every testimonial used In advertis
ing it It strictly genuine.
Beeause when given a falthlut trial accord
Ing te directions It Is reasonably certain te
effect the desired result.
BscanaeltaadvertUIng Is thoroughly backed
up by the merits of the medicine itself.
AT H. B. COOHRAN'b DRUO STORE,
MKD1CAU
ADAMS EXfltESS COMPANY.
Letter Frem tbeAulstant Foreman of the De
livery Department A BnlOset In Which
Thousands Are Deeply Concerned ,
About flve yca-s age I suffered fjem painful
urination and great pain and weakness In the
lower part of my back, pain in the limbs, bad
taste In the mouth, disgust at feed, and great
mental and bodily dopretslon.
I live at 241 Yerk stroet, Jersey City, and en
arriving home ene night 1 found a copy of the
thaker Almanae that hid been Iefldurlng the
day, 1 read the article. "What Is the
Disease that Is coming Upen UsT" It de
scribed my symptoms and feelings better
than I could If 1 had written a whole book.
My trouble was indeed "like a thief In the
night," for It had been stealing upon me un
awares for years. I sent ter a bottle of Bhsker
Extract et Heets, or Bslgel's By tup, and befere
I had taken one-half of it I felt the welcome
roller, in a few weeks l was like my old self.
I enjoyed and digested my feed. My kidneys
seen recovered tone and strength, and the
urinary treuble vanished. I was well.
Millions of poeplo need soma medlclne sim
ply te act en the bowels. Te thorn I commend
Shaker Extract In the strongest possible
terms. It Is the gentleit, pleasanlest, safest
and surest purgallve In this world. The most
delicate women and children may take It, One
point mere : I have alt tha mere .confidence In
this medlclne because It la prepared by tbe
Bhakers. I may claim te be a religions man
myself and admire the Bhakers for their zeal
oenelstoncy and strict business Integrity!
What they make may be trusted by the pub-"0-
W. H. HALL.
Fer sale by all drugglits and by A. J. White,
64 Warren street. New Yerk.
feb24 lyd&wTu.-lbJtS
S'
OUNO ADVICK.
,... ,.,.., 0wlnK te the Inclination of many
WILL 1 OU people te be humbugged In the
LISTEN
TO
uumuwuui uiuciea ei necessity
In the houteheld, we feel It our
duty te sound a note el warning
te thrwe who eeek remedles for
tue roller or theaehes and pains
lncldonttetMaseanonofthnvnnr.
SOUND
The great nnd growing popularity
ADVICE t of llKNseN's 1'lastxr has templed
unscrupulous manufacturers te
offer many worthless substitutions and Imita
tions et that valuable remody.hence we would
advlse these who wish tnseoure prompt relief
from Coughs, colds, Hoarseness, I'lenrlsy.
Chest Pains. Hclatlca, llheumatlsm, Lumbtge
and ISackachn, te caretully avem wertbltss
plasters by always asking for Usksen's and
let no persuasion liv the Coaler Induce yen te
aceept any ether plaster. (j)
wqUMPUREYS'
TTOMEOl'ATHIO
OI'EOIFICS.
DR. HUMPHREYS' Toe of All Illnesses,
Cleth and Ueid llindlng, 111 lMgpg. with Sleei
Engraving, MllL&D tuZK. Address, P.O.
List of Principal Nes. Cures. Trlcn.
1. ravERS, CongcHtten, IrlUiuuiatlnns 25
2. Webvs, Werm Kevor, Werm Colle S5
a. Cbtime Ooue. or '!' ethlng of Infants. ...2
4. l)iAttiiui:t,er Children or Adults 25
8. Dtssmturt, Urlping, Jinious Colle 25
e. Cuelbra Mouses, Vomiting 25
7. Couens, Colds, Itrenchtlla 25
8. Niubaleu, loethacho. iucmche 5
9. Hbadaehk, Hlclc Headache, Vertlfce 15
10. DTsrxrsiA.IUllmiaBlniiiach 7. 25
11. BurmxssKDer PAisrct PsmeDi 25
12. Wuitks, tee PrefiiHu Periods 25
18. CBear, Cough, Dllllcult ilreathinir '.a
14. Salt Hiikem, KrjslpUas, Eruptions S
15. ItRzuxATinu. llhauinutlu Pains .!!!!.25
is. rVBB add Aerjg, Chills, Malaria 6u
17. Pilw, Wind or uleedtng pe
1. Catarrh, Inflnenzi, cold In the llad....6i)
20. Wuoerii.a Cecqii, Violent coughs ! Vse
24. Gewsral DsBiLtTr, Physical Weakness. .50
27. KlDNBT D18KA8H , .n
2. Nbbvecs liEniUTT u'en
80. IIrinakv Whaskiss, Wetilng lied .7..M)
JJ- Disbasxs ctue Iiuabt, Palpitation... .fi 00
Bela by drugging, or hmiI postpaid en're-
Klpt et Bilee. HUHPHUEYS' MSiDlCINE
., 109 rulteu St . N. Y. Tu.lh.bA w(i)
GOLDEN aVKUlFlO.
DRUNKENNESS
-OR T1IE
LlQUOlt HAltlT POSITIVELY CURED BY
ADM1N1BTEUINU 1)11 HAINES'
UIILDeCN BPEUiriC.
It can be given In ft cup or ceffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking It : Is
absolutely harmless, ai.d will effect a perma
nent and speedy cure, whother the patient Is a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of drunkards have been made
temperate men who have token Gelden iBpe iBpe
clfle in their ceffee without their knowledge,
and te-day believe they quit drinking of their
own free win. IT NEVER FAILS. T'he sys
tem once impregnated with the Bpeclec, It be
comes an utter Impossibility for the liquor
appetite te exist. Fer sain by
CH AH. A. LOCHEtt, Druggist,
Ne. a East King atreet, Lancaster, Pa.
aprlJ-lydTu ThA8 '
COMl'LKXIUX BO WDXll
COMPLEXION 1'OYVDErl.
LADIES
WHO VALUE A RKKINKD COMPLKA'ION
AlUaT USE
POZZONI'S
MEDICATED
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
skin. Removes all pluiples. freckles und Ola Ola Ola
coleratlobs, and mikes the skin delleately
settand beuutltul. ltceutatns no lime, white,
lead or arsenle. In three shades, pink or flesh,
while and brunette.
FOR SALE IIY
All Druggists and Faney Goods
Doalers flvorywhero.
aariiEWAUE or imitations.-
aprve lvd
HVMUKR MWORTH.
T
UK
"ClIALrONTE,"
Ocean End el N 01 th Carolina Avenun,
AJt'LANTlOCll Y. N. J.
E.H01IEUT8 A 80-. spr'l-4uid
A TiiANTiO 01TT, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Largest Most Convenient Hetel. Elegantly
Furnlahed. Liberally Managed co&cnieand
from ileach and Trains. Orchestra stunlc.
C11AB. UuULADE, Plop.
W. E. roeuRAK. Chief Clerk. lebtt-O'iid
T KVAN'8 FLOOK.
USE-
LEVAN'S FLOUR.
It Always (lives Satisfaction.
M.ThAJ
II Mas Struck Chicago,
WAI
JQPXOIAU
WATCHES
for rartners and Waltreaders will t sela ai
jrreat reduction la MSSTMaemffmiS
Uiam, Aurera, ter whleh I ase cele aent,aiid
ether flrst-claae Watches. Best watch and
Jewelry stepalnng. Bpectaelee,Etyeglaseeeaaa
optleafuoods. imet time aauyrbr tu
irrapii-enly place la the city. "
LODIS W1BMB,
He. 1X X. Queen at. opposite City BeUL
hear Penn'a Depot.
Q.1LL-JEWKLEB, fttt
GILL.
J1WELT5R AND OPIIOIAN.
If your eyes trouble you attend te ttem Im
mediately. The use et PROPER GLASSES Kesteres
Bight, gives Comlert and Pleasure.
...L??7SJSI?"..,eni? Wt the need efa 8P
UI At. OPTICIAN. We are new Here te Meas
?.!?. SeaE. rit Q'assea with the PHBui
BION or AN OCULlar, having a mil and
remplebs Outfit of Test Lenses Esquired In
Perfect Measurements.
TAN0ltU0n aOA8AJ'T,CD VT IN-
A r nil Line of Watehee, Clocks, Jowelry and
Duverware.
CHARLES 8. GILL,
KO.10 WEBT KINO ST., LANCASTER, PA
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
TO 8U1T YOL'lUELF Whn UUYINO A
UOOD
Watch,
GO WHERE YOU SEE THE
Largest Stock, Best Variety.
Latest Styles.
WsOtnranUoyenUilau well as Low Lew
est Pi I ces.
Ferallslnfls of Repairing you will nnd us
te give Geed Satisfaction. .
WALTER C. HEEJR,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street.
(Cemer of orange.)
LANCASTER. PA.
nl-tfd
w
ATOHE9.
WATCHBB.
WATCHES
-AT-
ZAHM'S CORNER
Lewer new than at any time slnce Watches
have been mace. A fulf and complete stoek
et oil grades All guaranteed. New Is the
time te buy ut low cash figures.
The Arundel Tinted Spectacles
Beld only at " Zihm's Cerner."
The largest line of Spectacles In the city,
carrylrg 111 stock every number of lensemaOe,
'n Geld, Kllver, Nleael. aud Steel frames,
with every laclllty ler proper adjustment.
Watch, Cleck and Jewelry Repairlrg
Given Bpeclal attention and all work war
ranted, call and examine our stock.
ERNEST ZAHM,
ZAHM'S CORNER,
apr2,.lmflAANCASIE,,'rA'
dky uoeoa.
rpHK PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
GEO. F, RATH VON.
ATiivals This Week
AT
The People's Cash Stere
Ne. 25 East King St.
Newest Styles in Parasols and Sun
Umbrellas.
Spanish and Cbantilll Lace Flounc Fleunc
ings. Ladles' Muslin Underwear and Aprenp,
Moire Silks In the Popular Shades.
Black Sllk-and-Woel Henriettas at
ei.00,ei.23, $1.50 and ei.C5.
Heek and Butten Kid Gloves In the
New Shades at unusually Lew PriceB.
Ladles' Summer Merine and Gauze Un
derwear. New S'jte Fans in a Large Assort
ment. Gee. P. Rathven,
25EASTKIX0SXKEET.
marli-lvd&w
ArA-CA-'AMfi.
TJEMOVA1
E. J. ERISMAN
WILL UE EOUNO AT
NO. 42 WEST KING ST.
(Next Doer te Bayler's Photograph Gallery.)
With a complete stoek of
THE LATEST BPK1NQ 8TTLE8
or
GENT'd FUBNISHLNG GOODS
OROOKRIBB.
CA"SARD'S MILD CORED HAM
AND HUB AKr AST BACUN.
Unequaled for tenderness and f etleacy of
Haver. We guaranteathat there Is nethtst te
quaithMs fii quality In this maraet. laou laeu
anas of the bt families nre new using them.
SU!LB,IiJ,,,lT.er aaUtfacUen. irythea
aadMll your neighbor!.
wSE-HL1 Be?.1 Bologna nicely chipped.
PriosTcMenable. ukekuk Wlalrt;
e
FFEES.
W. A. REIST a CO.
Coffees, Coffees, coffees.
nava you tried our sse. Coffee yet t If net,
de se at onee. We guarantee our Coffees free
from all injurious coloring matter, aad are
pure and healthy. Almest one-half of our
sales are Coffees, aud we mean te maintain
the standard quality of It as long as geed
Coffees can be purchased.
Just received this morning a large let et
Biee, Juicy OBANQBS and A8P1NWAL
BANANAS j will tell cheap.
Onr new Delivery and order Wagen Is abeu
Send In your orders and have your geed de
livered promptly.
W. A. REIST & CO.,
GBOCBBS,
COB. EAST KINO AND DDKBBTB.
AT BDKSKTri "
CANNED GOODS !
IGOING I GOING 1 GOING i
Why net t of ceurse they de. at the low
prices we offer them. It Is tee low. but we
cannot help It. We have a lawe stock aJd
i,ney 5u,st annk of It. geed Canned
Cern. Fells Ooteraro. at 7Kc. a ian : Soed oan ean
md Tomatoes, qnart cans, at 9a or Scans ter
250 i"ne String Bans, at 9e. or 3 for S6c j Mar.
S,w'2tPeaa at ' er3 for 28, qnart cans:
F.t2di S?cheW, 15a a can- ur nest Cera
Dew Drep and Par's, sells at He, a can, but
will make a reduction by the casoer deaen.
CALireUNIA CANNED GOODS-Peaches.
Cherries, Peara aud AprlceU. .,
IcerrEEsi cerFEEst ceprxist
?u?nul' tS.terKn.a Jrlces ewer. Boasted
Rie 20, JJ, 2.V., best fcle 28e ; fine Laguyra.
lloehaand Javaa.
sruur coffeej are always rrcsh Boasted.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BA8T KINO BTRBBT.
mOlLEr SOAP GIVEN AWAY.
REIST.
$100.00 WORTH
Or THAT
FANOY TRANSPARENT
Toilet Glycerine Seap
GIVEN AWAY
Te-morrow, Saturday, Even'g, April 28.
Dlitrlbullen will Commence at 7 p. m.
WBEK EXTRA SHEET
Of Baturday's A'eu Kra Issue for Prices and
Quality or Geeas.
Unprccedented in the BUtery el Mercantile
Ezlstenoe,
3-NK VKU BEAD FABT-r
But the Whole or Our Advertisements. It will
pay you.
49-BEMEMBEll-et
We cater for your trade. Get et us what
your own grecer can't supply you with. Never
leave him even though he does charge you
mere for a few things. But of us only what he
does net have, and yen will be sure of having
his goet will. Should you discover thst he
was overcharging in allthlngs, then we would
advise a change, and when you contemplate
such a chMiRualways remrmbertbat it should
be ter tbe better, and that newheru In tha
state can you buy goods cheaper than of us.
WE PUIUE OUU8ELVES
In having the Largest, Neatest and Cleanest
Stere lu the city. '1 he Heaviest, Utst Asserted
ant Most Cemplete Meck. The Meat Polite
and Attentive talesmen.
- Telephone ana irree Delivery.
Reist, Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
Cor. W. King nnd Prince Sts.,
(Nirr Doer te ths Beeks, Ileasa Detsl.)
T OOK OUT DER I
Tbe Balance of the PANEL PHOTOS te be
Ulvenen
Te-morrow, Saturday, April 28.
come rea ONE I
We are going te blew enr own horn, and we
don't deny p, for no. have something te Mew
abenr. We blew because we can sell high
quality goedB at low prices ; t)oraue cur
goods are the finest the market can produce ;
bt cause there Is no discounting our prices i
beeause we have theconddence of the people
and strong faith In our ability te give entire
satisfaction te our customers.
PAUSE, BKFLEnTJHTAnK, WONDKB,
BIIOUT, KEJOIUK,
And Then stake a Purchase.
That Is Just what everybody dots whsn the
oeme te our store and see goods markel from
Ave te seven cents pr pound less than they
have been raying elsewhere Here are a lew
of our prices:
1 Pound of Coffee, as geed as you ever drank .
ferSScents.l
2 Pounds of Coffee for 23 cents.
1 Pound of Coffee. i pound Tea, for 25 cents.
4 Pounds of (Hackers ter a cenu..
8 Pounds of Star eh and S bars of Seap for 25
cents.
2 Pounds of Prunes and 2 pounds of Blee for
2S cant.
6 Pounds of Trunes and 1 pound of Pru
nelles for 2S cents.
Baker's or itunkel Ttrcs. Chocolate for 18c.
Baler's Kpps Cocea only 20 cents.
Nelsen's and Cexu's Gelatine, American Gol Gel
tlne, 10 cents
t Small Barrels et Mustard for 2&e.
CANNED AND BOTTLED GOODS.
4 Cans of Meed corn for 23e
3 cans of at arrow! at Peaa for 2Sc.
5 Cans of string Ueans ler Me
3 Pound Cans Table Peaches for We.
3 Pound Cans Pie Peaches for He
3 Pound Cans Apricots rorieo.
Our liest Cern, guaranteed te be bs geed as
Baker's or any olhercern In the market, only
10 eents per can. Try It.
S. CLARKE'S
OUIOIXAL TEA AND COFtf KE STOBE,
12 and 14 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
A rew Deers Irem Centre Square.
Telephone Connection.
P. 8 -Don't forget the Photes te-morrow
that we are going te give away.
FOH HALE OR RUST.
RESIDENCE ON THKKAHT "SIDE
of Duke atrtet, betaeen Orange and
Chestnut, ler rent. Inquire of
A.J.STE1NMAN,
ml3 5ta At this Office.
NOW KEADY.
Parties wishing te view the North Dnke
street Ureen blene r"rent" Ilentes, can de se
by calling at the fourth house Irem New
street, whleh Is nor complete and open for In
spectlen from 9 a. m. te 10 p. in.
declO-tld ADWINEUEBUAN.
FOR RHNT.
A three-story flrt.prcef Warehouse inlt
able for tobacco or mauulacturliiK purposes,
situated en East Untiit ctreet. Inquire at
, , SJHAbrKGBTBICET.
Terms reasonable. Postesslen immediately,
mars eedtfd '
TOK RENT-FKOM APRIL L 18S8,
JJ foreneoratermnf years, the Strasburg
Uallroed, with Ceal and Lumber Yard, Ware
house, Locomotive ar.d Cars ; all lu geed and
running order. The lease of this valuable
property presents a rare opportunity te any
liartv desfrlnir te eniraue In a nlt.ami.nt. fl
established and profitable business, for con
ditions, rent or ether information apply te
TUOa.OraENUVBADMGAUUMEB,
mfrUd Lancaster City, Pa.