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1.AMUA8TSU. MAY 0, ISSS.
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THK.INTELLIOKNCEU,
Lancaster, ra,
feTlephene connection
The Chlf r Justice' Salary.
The appointment of Melville W. Ful
Icr, as chief Justice of the supreme court
of the United States, again raises the
question of the meagre pay given te an
officer who in his eminent position mid
onerous duties is exceeded by no jurist iu
the world. The kind of man who prop
erly fits into the chair of chief jusllce'is
1 hard te find. He must have rare legal
versatility, great grasp of mind, find a
t disposition te adapt himself te the ever
.changing, upward growing condition of
the most energetic pcople under the sun.
4 When such a man is found, conspicuous
alike for integrity nnd ability, he should
be well recompensed.
But he is net. The head of the "United
States supreme court is paid a salary of
110,000 a year, which is a mere bagatelle
te the earnings of any of the eminent
lawyers of the leading American cities.
The acceptance of the position of chief
justice involves a large pecuniary Bacri
lice as a rule, for theso who are thought
of for the placeire of such distinction as
te derive grent revenues "from their pre
fessien. This sacrifice should net be re
quired. The chief justice of England is
paid $10,000 a year. Ner h it needful te
go across the ocean for an instance of
liberality te judges. The supreme court
judges of New Yerk get $17,600 a car;
the superior court judges $15,000, and the
common plca3 and general sessions? 12,000
each.
It is a great wrong te give these judges
mere than the chief justice of the su-
preme court of the United States. This
country is rich enough te pay its inter
preters of the law a salary in proportion
te the importance of the duties assigned
te them. "With an overllowing treasury
the present year would be n proper ene In
which te make the change.
Chrlsllnn Science.
The se-called " GVm'sfimi Sc-fcnce " of
faith cure Is at last receiving severe criti
cism from medical men. Liberal and
wise men of science have freely admitted
the possibility of faith cures in certain
cases, though assigning a different cause
of recovery, and they have had very little
te say against the harmless and often
efficient labors of the " Christian scien
tists " with patients suffering from dis
eases of hysterical origin. The horrible
-case of a fanatic who allowed her daugh
ter and child te dle for want of simple J
BiMsmieu, nits at last nreuseu me meajra.
fraternity te a sense of duty IqJY' t
ter, and vigorous pretests ,SJw?t
crare cernaixQrnjittyrf-' "
-'-TOiTli 1'""k;ie.
"ViTOUiiDir can mero powerfully con
tribute te the overthrew aud confine
ment of "Christian Scientists" te
the field of hysteria and Imagi
native sicklies? than an expese of their
methods and principles. The patient is
required te bellove that he is net sick,
that there is in reality no such thing as
atckness, nnd en the perfection of his
faith that he is well, his euro depends.
Te appreciate the ferce given te this
paradox one must endeavor toebscme
his Intellect as far as possible, and escnpe
from any glimmering or common sense.
TheJhhail Jtt'jister Belects as a sample
"A Prayer for Dyspeptics," published
.recently in the JMical liukx, and said
te be taken from the " Scheel of Primitive
and Practical Christian Science." This
prayer addressed te the " Hely lleality '
begins with a pretest of belief in the
presence of that reality In every fibre nnd
Atom and in the stomach of the patient.
" We will net try te be such hypocrites
and Infidels as every day of our lives te
affirm our faith in Thee nnd then imme
diately begin te tell hew sick we aie, for
getting that Theu art everything, nnd
Theu art net sick, nnd, therefore, that
nothing In tills universe was ever sick, is
new Bick, or can be sick."
The patient then prays for forgiveness
for having talked about his headache or
the lump in his stomach, and for having
thought about medicine. He it-ks for
help te believe " that it is silly te be sick,
absurd te be ailing, wicked te be wailing,
atheism and denial of Ged te say ' 1 am
alck.' Help us te stoutly affirm with our
hand in Your hand, with our eye lixed en
Thee, that we have no dyspepsia, that we
never had dyspepsia, that we will never
have dyspepsia, that there is no such
thing, that there never was any such
thing, that there will never be such
thing."
It is hard te believe that a person whose
mind is net impaired by disease can see
anything but blasphemy in this miscalled
"Christian Science,", and whenever it
pretends te deal with cases requiring sur
gical aid, the law should interfere.
Right of Naturalized Cltiens.
The state department has taken a very
praiseworthy aud decided stand for the
protection of naturalized citizens of the
United SUtes who, en visiting 3'rance,
were subjected te the enforced military
duty required by Trance of naturalized
citizens of Trench birth or American
Iwa citizens of French pareutage, who
any be discovered in France by the au
thorities. There are four cases of citizens which
the department has been considering for
some time. Twe were born in France, one
became naturalized here, one left France
In his minority and became an American
citlzw,and the fourth was born in this
country of French parents. The French
government set up the claim that citi
zenship was conferred by parentage and
net by the place of birth, and that the
expatriation of the French citizen re
quired the consent of the French govern
ment. Te this Mr. liayard replied that
the government of the United State
l holds that the degree of naturalization
granted by it te a French citizen Is net
oje te Impbachment by the French gev-
j rnment, either in IU executive or its j u-
r . dlclal branch, and that, if it is alleged te
have been imprevldently issued, the
, temedy is by application te the depart,
swet of state.
And the head of the state department
further said ' that If the subjection te
forced military services of the citizens
whose cases you lepertis based upon an
assumption that they are net citizens of
the United States, this department asks
for their immediate release, aud for a
proper compensation for the losses which
they have received by such detention.
It cannot be ndinltted that
American citizens, net charged with any
crime, should be detained n slngle day
after their proofs of citizenship have been
presented. Iu a case llke this the United
States can never admit the propriety of
submitting te the ordinary delays of ju
dicial notion."
It Is a very sensible nnd proper position
te take. If American citizenship means
anything, it ought te previde protection
from any such wrongful assumptions as
are here made.
I.i rn'.M curtain runic down suddenly en
llroker Hatch In New Yerk, and enforced
the old lessen that the wegea of sin Is death.
Tumi: la a conapieuous dlllorenoo be
tween the con J net of Honaters Voerhoea
and Jngalln, showing the wide mnrptn bo be bo
tweon the conduct et a gentleman and one
lacking gentlemanly lnttlncts, Honaler
Yoerhoes, In the beat of paaslen, was led te
refer te a brether mnater lu language un
becoming te any legislative tribunal, and
lila first reappoarance In the Honate wan the
Hlgnal ler a manly apology, which fully
oeverod the ellenae committed. Honater
InRnllB, In tlioheatof sectional bitterneap,
traduced tbe memories of two brave Union
soldiers, who, belng dead, wero unable te
upeak ler IhemRolveH. The cfrcnae wa
groater than that of Voerlicr h. The latter
apologized te the living. The fermer failed
te tnake amenda for Injustice (e thu (lead.
It Is ii great dlflorenco between thorn.
(Ii.aditeni: la Bald te feel doapendont
ever the prospects of home rule for Ireland.
It la net crodlble. If he Bald se, It was be-
cauae ei uynpepaia.
Tin: dominant position of the IhigllRh
moremtllo marine la Htrlklngly abewn In
the report of our consul en the oemmorco
of MndngaecAr. Frem the activity of the
rrench navy In theso waters and the ad ad ad
vautngoHHeenrod by thorn at the coal of a
long war, ene would ospcet te llnd the
1'roneh flag prevailing In the pert of
Trtmatae, but It appeara Hint from
January i!l, 1BS7, te June 30 of thoHame
year 1)1 veiiNela entered this perl, of which
only II wero French and 05 nailed under
the Knglliih flag. In the whole year end
Ing June !H) only eight American flhlps
onterod thla pert. The Kngllab a hips, bow bow
ever, wero only small trading vessels. We
have a large trnde with Madagascar, but
carrled chltlly under otbei flags.
Tiinni: Is n hunt new for the original
ltlalne man, It Is an eaay search. He la
new In Italy, and his front nnme Is James
a.
Tin: proaldent hns votecd a bill providing
for the ale of cer tain Indian landN In Kan
sas. Heme lltty years nge certaln tribe In
New Yorkehtalnod land In WIsoenHln upon
which they propesod te llve, but by u treaty
airreed te glve It up for n .tract In Kanaati.
Frem thla Kansas tract they wero, --
nil kllled or driven by theVwh:M ,,?,
tiers te buy he and.rnn!lU l"0,.801 '
paying the mew "ppralaed valuation,
p-c-u-fvef the surviving Indian. It
Van proposed In the net "voteod te soil te the
occupants who failed te purchase under the
law of '73 all" f0 poracre nnd the proildent
pretests that he can bee no juatlce lu per
mitting thla pnrchaae at a leea rate than the
nolghbers of theso settlers paid llve years
age. The occupancy upon these lands of
the aotllers Roeking rollef, and of the
granters, Is baaed upon wrong, vlolenco and
oppression. A continuation of the wrong
ful oxclualen of theso Indiana from their
Sands should net lnure te the bonetUot the
wrongdeore. The Idea. U tee provalent that,
ai ugnlnBt theso who by omlgratlen and
HO'.tlmuent upon our frontier cxtend our
olvlll7atlen and prosperity, tbe rights of the
Indians are of but llttle oenaequonco. Hut
It must be absolutery true that no dovelop develop dovelep
ment Is gonulne or valuable baaed upon
the vlolenco and oruelty of Individuals or
the ralthlORsncsH et n goverumont."
Mini in an Itepubllcana aie said te be
oiger for Alger for prosldenk l'crhaps
A Iger la most oager.
Tun propesod organlr.llen of n nnval
reserve la agltntlnc the beuI et the New
Yerk toy Bailer, lie thinks it would be
qulte delightful te go out In bia yacht nnd
ihke n miie training in line summer
weather an a sailor of the naval roseno. He
might wear plenly of brass buttons, and
fly (iinutltlCHef bunting, nnd burn barreU
et powder 5 coming back te New Yerk m
the mllltlmnen med te return from their
pienica In the days when our Btnte troerw
existed for their own nnuiBomenf. Hecrc
Inry Whitney will speedily rob thelr dream
or Ha remance If hla naval resorve Is oalab ealab
lUheit, nnd will doubtless work hla roseno
men at hard as Clenerul Ilartrauft baa
worked the 1'ennsylvanlH seldlera. 'i'hore
iagoedBtull for seaman In our yachting
Heet, hew ever, aud the nnval roservo will
help te make It readily avallable when
wanted, wblle onceuraglng the bulldlnc of
ploaaute cralt that may be used In naval
wurfare.
Jlr. J"itA-u It. HiocmeN'd faineua
sketch, "The Lady or the Tifier," has been
dramall73d and la new drawing crowds te
WHlluek's theatre, New Yerk. The
answer t;;veti by the dramatist te this fas
cinating rlddle la net of a very satisfactory
kind. Thore la a very complicated plot
involving many chnraoter, bealdca fhe
Hpartan king and hla daughter and an un un un
fortuuute Kuueral, who Is te choeso betwoen
the lady aud tiger. The tiger la poisoned aud
the king, te hive his dignity, allows a
spinster or severe temper te occupy the
den, tbe ether cell being held by the beau
tiful l'eralan. The goueral opens the first
deer and en finding the spinster turns In
despair te the ether deer, intending te let
out the tiger, but the king, in alarm lest It
should be discovered that there was no
tiger, spriuga into the arena and marries
bin; oil-hand te the hot-teiupercd and un
attractive lady. Critics say that the play
will eventually fail, becauae all Interest
Hags alter the tiger baa been poisoned, but
a mere serious fault Beems te be that we are
net told what beoameof thejbeautlful Per
Blan and in iact the final end of nil the
charaetera is still In doubt. The drama
Bcems te need another act filled with slaugh
ter iu erder that a sense el romantle fltnua
may be satUUud.
PEHSONAL.
llev, Himen Oahuiien waa thoguest nt
the Cameren club'a twenty tlfth nunlver
sary bamiuet nt l'hlladelphla, ou Tuetday
evunlng. lie rcfcpeniled te a teaut.
ili:v. Jamki 1L CenuuiAN has realcned
fie presidency of heten Hall collei-e In
Houth Urangp, N. .1 , and hm ncctpt. 'i the
;octerhlp or t. Mary's church in Kllm
beth, N. J,
I'uksiek.nt, CitAni.i: It. MiUenm.v :
Secretary, 1'. (I. Metzgar j dlroctera, Jehn
H. Hmall, Michael Huhail, (loergo 1'.
Hmyer, (loergoH. llllimeyer, Johulluui Jehulluui
pbrey and Ilarry ICeysar, are the new oil!,
cers of the Yerk .t i'eachbottem railroad.
Mits. Anna Biiu-K, the young patient of
Dr. Ii. Webster 1'ex, who se heroically
underwent the raluful operation nt the
(lermantewn hospital, l'hlladelphla, baa
beyond all question roeo prod in adegree
the vision en her right oye. Dr. i'ex la
from Unmmelstewn, Dauphin county.
Mr. Gr.APHTONK rarely opens a parcel
without uutying net culling tbe string,
tying it carol ully up, and putting it away
ler luture use In a drawer which la reserved
ler the purpose. Ilia papers and documents
are alie kept In aornpnleua order by hlm
aelf. se that he can lay hla hand en any one
of tbetn at a moment's notlee. it la te thla
habit of doing te mueh of hla work for him
self that the mastery of detail, whlote Mr.
Gladstone shows en every tubjeet with
which he grapples, Is in a great measure
due.
Bit. IUiina no, who resigned the presi
dency of Columbia college en Monday,
well deaorves the rest wbleh he has earned
alter sixty years of aetlve work, a an edu edu
cater. He graduated from Yale in 1828 and
at oneo began hla life work aa a teacher of
young men. As an Inatruoter at Hartferd,
a tutor at Yale, teacher of the deaf and
dumb, and a professor and president of
two Southern universities he was eminently
uceeMfuU Bat his crowning work baa
been done In making Columbia college
one of the leading universities of this
country,
a m
Chfteiltil Cen venation
lnoneof tLoplcajanteitftinenltlfiofllfo. But
a Uncut talker, whose "genu of thought"
drop lrem lips which dlacleM yellow teeth
ROlng te rack ana mln, makes leaa Impression
than he or she otherwise would. Hear thin In
mind, converaallenallits, and lend added
ferce te your utterances by keeping your
Ualh whlte and pure with SOZODOKT, whole
some and meat thorough of teeth prepara
tions, which romevos tartar, renders the gnma
healthy and purlflea the breath. if.M.WAw
BMOIAL NOTJUKIT.
V-W-vww.-
Frem Sjraeoie, N. Y.
"1 fel tweak and languid: had palpitation
of the heart and numbness of the llmna. Jfur
tinek. Jlloett Jlilleri h ive cerl airily relieved inn.
They are most excellent." Mr. .I.M. Wrlht.
Kersnln by II. Jl. Cochran, druggist, 137 und
133 North Quuen atreet, .Lancaster.
Kicked Out. ,
Hew many people thorn are who are strug
gling te rlse la tills world that nre klcknd
down nun out by envleni rivals. Tlmmat' JCo JCe
leclrle 0(( never " kicked nut" Its patrons. It
a true blun. Ter threat, nrraallnnr, aitlnrm nnd
ratarrh Itltnsertuln nnd rapid euro rer sain
by II. Ii Ceclirun druggist, 137 and m .North
(JufKin street, J-nnceaUir.
Neme tilteng Blluitcd Weman
Cnnregulate tbclr hunhinds amazingly fast,
slimild they notde their duty. Jlunleck Rlned
JUIlrr$ aie n geed regulator et the circulation.
'J hey are cxclmtlveiy abloed tonle, nnd eon een eon
eenuentlyatrlkoat trm root of many surleua
idlinunta. 1'er sain byll.lt. (Jechian, drug
gist, 117 und ii1! North (juenn Htieiil, I nncnsler-
M'ANNMitMtKH'H.
nit.ADii.riiii, Wednesday, May e, lsss.
What the types tell from day
te day is only a murmur of what
is going en here. News, geed
news, store news enough te fill
the paper. Hints must serve
you. We point te a geed tiling
here and there ; net a word of
the thousand ether just as geed
things scattered all about. Yeu
take them for granted.
Women's and Children's
I Iesiery at about hall price.
Women's and Children's
Dresses and Wraps for about
half price.
They stand for a hundred
ether about half-price things
Underwear. Dress S t u ff s..
r l. 1-t .. . n.v- 'l
-u"wry wiut.Awjfr-'-TOi here,
butwctlgirt try te hang each
6ne up en a print-peg for you.
One means dozens, whatever
the sort.
Twe hall-strange faces in the
billowy Challis black grounds
with white figures. A little let
just here; Choice, scarce;
they'll go out humming when
you run across them. We want
them te go ; the worry is where
te turn for mere.
Northwest et centre.
A couple of Dress Stuffs at
random :
Plaid with polka dots. New
est colorings sleet, gebelin,
serpent, terra-cotta. 75c from
Camel's-hair Carrcaux in
visible checks a dozen timely
colors 75c te Ji.
Dollars have shrunk just like
that almost anywhere you step.
Southeast of centre.
Everything for Baby. The
brightest, freshest, newest
things always. Bargain lets,
tee, whenever we can scrape
them together. We keep the
corners of the stock dug out,
and that every new and then
puts in your way te save a
pretty penny. Te-day there
are Caps, Dresses, Coats and
Slips. Let two items signify
for all :
35 Coats, made te sell at $5 ;
sizes 2, 3, .;, shall go at $2.50.
30 cream - colored Coats ;
sizes 2, 3, 4. Seme of the fin
est novelties of the season, at
about twe.thirds. 4 te 9,
were 6 tei.i.
T if w
Second iloer, near .lunlper nnd Chestnut
nil eels corner. Take ele aters.
New that printed Mehairs
are really handsome there is a
brilliant future for them. Snowy
surface sprinkled with blossoms.
Pat for panels, trains, waist
decorations, and entire cos
tumes. Northerner centre.
The trading world is full of
surprises. Here is one, a big
one in Ties, One el the best
makers of men's Ties in Lon Len Lon
eon sent us a sample Four-in-Hand
Scarf, with bits of pat
terns and a cable cede. In less
than an hour our acceptance
was with him, and the goods
were at once shipped en a fast
new mi
our
counters and are
rade in one of
street windows.
en dress pa
our Chestnut
They are of
extra quality China Silk, alike
en both sides. Celer-grounds
navy, white, and an indescrib
able blue, handsomely printed
in polka dots and odd designs ;
also plain white. The price is
the surprise 37 j4 c ! You'll
wonder when you see the
goods.
Ubentnut street entrance only.
The toughest and most flexi
ble of all the stiffish leathers
gees into &" Welts." Peer
stock won't make geed Welt
leather. But why net Welt
prOOD'B 8AR8A.PAH1LLA,
Keep the
we believe noed'i Hannparllla Is the vary
beat medicine te take te keep the bleed pore
and te expel the gennsef scrofula, saltrlieum,
and ether poUens which cause ae ranch suffer.
Ing, and soeneror later undermine the general
health. By IU peculiar curative power, Heed's
Huranparltla strengthens the system while It
eradiates disease.
' Jtarlr last iprlna; 1 waa very much run
down, had nervous headache, lei t misers, bio
and nil that. I took Heed's Sarsaparilla and
waa much bonefittod by It. I recommend It
te my fiiendi." Haa. J. M. Tatlc. 1119 Buclld
Avenne, Cleveland, Ohie.
i
Heed's Sarsaparilla
"Veraflnt-clMaapnec medicine my wile
and I both tblnk very highly et HoeAki Bar
aaparllla. We both took It last spring. It did
us a grat deal of geed and we felt better
through the het weather than evor before. It
cured my wife of sick headache, from which
abe haa aunered a great deal, and relieved me
of a dlir.y, tlted feeling. 1 think every one
ought te take something te purify tbe bleed
bofero the het weather oemos en, and we shall
cerlalnly take Uoed'aBarsapartllatbls spring."
3. 11. 1'iAaea, Bupt. Grant te Kail way Ce , Con
cord N. II,
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Beld by all drnggtsta. H atx for (B. Prepared i Beld by all druggists. II six for 15. Propired
euly by C. I. IIOOU CO Lewell, only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell,
Mass. Mass.
100 Dosea One Dellar. I 100 Deses One Dellar,
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TIOOD'8 HAUHAPARIMA. FOH SAIjK
-a-a. ea. 137 ana jet North qneen St., Ijvncastcr, ra.
WANAMAKKR'a.
leather
tinner?
for the whole Shee
Happy thought. First
fruit, Seashore Oxfords of rus
set Welt. Neatest, strongest,
hardiest of all the light, cheap
Outing Shoes, $1.75.
Softer, dressier : coffee-colored
Geat Oxfords, hand
sewed, $3.50. A better get up
and a mere stylish Shee than
you commonly get for consider
ably mere.
Ne such 3 shoe for men as
the "Wanamaker Wearwcll."
Calf-vamp, kid top, smooth in
sole. Congress and lace. War
ranted. Sent anywhere for $3.
Say whether your feet is wide
or medium.
Market stroet front, west of Main Alsle.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Phllndelphla.
J-AI.AUH or VAHHlOIf.
AHTRICn'H
PALACE OF FASHION,
1 3 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
An extraordinary geed
ad-
vcrtisement.
One that will pay you
te
read.
The biggest hit we ever
made.
Meney thrown away by us.
Yeu can come and pick it
up if you are wide awake.
What is it going te be this
time ?
Anether cheap sale ? Yes !
Our great sale of Underwear
has commenced.
The immense crowd which
has attended this sale compels
us te limit it te the hours be
tween 9 a. m. and 1 p. m. each
clay.
Please take notice !
This will be, beyond a doubt,
the best thing you ever heard
of.
Why?
First On account of the
quantity.
Second The price.
Third The assortment.
Fourth The time of the year.
Quantity Five hundred doz
en by actual count. Come in
Monday and see them.
Price One-half the let at
25c each, the ether at 50c apiece.
Your choice as te styles and
quality.
The Assortment Night
gowns, Skirts, Chemise, drawers,
Corset Cevers and Lawn
Aprons.
The Time Just in the height
of the season, just when you
need them most, when each
piece is worth from 50c te
$1, we offer them te you at
25c apiece, and the cream of
the let at 50c. Yeu must come !
Yeu cannot afford te miss this
chance.
Don't threw your money
away by staying away !
Come early, as thecrewd will
be big.
ASTRICH'S P. O. F.,
Lancaster.
TJKCOMMKNDKU JtY KMINKMT
PHYSICIANS
The "Best "Tonic,
a Concimlmted Liquid Kxtrart of Unit and
llepj, rer sale enl at
J. O. UOUQHTON A CO ,
Noh. -) and 21 Weal King sUitel
0ICK SlTRQlTKIHKMA lUXAL COMl-ANl,
I'uknkk LuiiMiTee ami Davis Stiikicth,
llALTIHOKa, aluy A, ItiSx
VrimOKIH UKRKHV QIVKN THAT
--;i a general moetlntr et the Utorkhelders et
this ceinpiuy will lieheldut thoeillcoln Haiti
innie, en MUNllAY, tm llth day et MA,
It, ut 1 o'clock p. in., for ilie election of till.
ter and uiuuuvur Inr thu nusulng your.
'Ihe trannier books will be clnsed Ireui Mon
day, the 7th Instant, until alter the election,
lly order, UUbJCUrD. UttOWN,
wasum Treasurer.
Bleed Pure
rer a geed sprlnc medicine we confidently
recommend lloed'a Sarsaparilla. by Its use
the bleed is purlOed, enriched and vltalUed,
Hut tired feeling Is entirely ovorceme, and
the whole body given strength and vigor. The
appetite Is restored and sharpened, th diges
tive organ are toned, and the kidney and
llver Invigorated.
Theie who have never tried 11 cod's Sarsa
parilla should de ae this aptlng. It Is a thor
oughly honest and reliable preparation, purely
vegetable, and contain no inlurlen IngTfcdl
ent whatever. Thousands testify te Its pecu
liar curative power.
Purifies the Bleed
" 1 had erysipelas In the worst form, being
aarly covered with blisters. My husband
heard or lloed'a Barsaparllla and Insisted en
my taking It, though 1 had IllUe faith. 1 had
taken but a few doses, when I began te leal
better, aud In a week I was sura It was doing
me geed. 1 continued te take It according te
direction and when the first bottle was geno
I waa entirely well. I have net been troubled
by erysipelas since." Mrs. L Bacev, Brim
Held, Mass.
N. II. If you derlile te take lloed'a Baraapa
rllla de net be Induced te buy any ether.
. . . - - -
AT H.
H.
COCHRAN'S DRUO STORE,
apri 2mdft w
rOR BALK OR RHNT.
RKHtDKNCK ON
of Unke street.
THK EAST HIDK
between Oramre and
iueaiuui, ier rent,
mnutd
Inquire of
A.J.8TKINMAN,
At this Office.
NOW KKADV.
l'artlea wishing te view the North Dnke
troet"GroonHtonu Frent" Houses, can de se
by calling at the fourth housn.frem New
street, which Is new complete and onen for In
spection from 9 a. tn. te 10 p. m.
declO-tfd KDWIN KI1KKHAN.
TOR RKNT.
M! A three-story lire-proof Wnrehouse nlt
able for tobneoo or manufacturing purpeses.
situated en Kast Urnnt street. Imintre at
S KAST KINO 8TIIKKT.
Terms reasonable, l'oseesslou liuuiodlalely,
inar3 cedtfd
EOR KUNT-PROM. APRIL. 1, 1888,
for one or a term of yenra, the Strestiurg
ltallread, with Ceal and Lumber Yard, Ware
house, Locomotive nLd Oars: all In geed and
miming erder. The loase of this valuable
properly prusenta a rare opportunity te any
party desiring te engage fn a pleasunt, well
established and profitable buslnuss. for con
ditions, rent or ether Information apply te
THUS, or UKNltY 1IAUMU AUUNKK,
mB-tra Lancaster city, ra.
COMPJ.KX10K rO WDKR.
rOMl'liEXlON POWDEK.
LADIES
WIIO.VAl.UK A IIHK1NK1) COMI'I.KXION
MUST U8K
POZZONTS
COMPLEXION
POWJDER,
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
skin. Removes all pimples, lrerkles and Ols Ols Ols
coleratlnns, and mnkes the skin delicately
soft and beauttf ill. ltcentntns no llme, whlte,
lead or arsenic. In three shades, pink or flesh,
whlte and brunette.
rOU SALE BY
All Druggists arid. Faney Goods
Doalers Everywhere
-IIKWAllK Of 1UITATIONS.-E
aprtu lvd
QUKHN8WARR.
TX1UU t MARTIN,
CHINA HALL.
CLEARING! SALE
That fasts twelve months In tne year. The
bee til null ty for the le.ist money always te be
had thore.
Hl'KCIAL INDUCKMKNTS TO
NEW HOUSEKEEPERS!
ToaSeta. Whlte Orantte Ken.
Dinner Bets, Whlte Urnlte..t.M.
Dinner Seta, l'rtnted I3.TJ.
Ne Reeds misrepresented. All wares ox ex ox
ehangud It net satisfactory, at
High & Martin,
NO. 16 EAST KING STREET,
LANUASTICICPA.
HUM it Kit RESORTS.
T
UK
"CUALt'ONTK"
Ocean Knd of North Cnrnllnn Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
K. KOlIKItTS A SONS. prJ-lmd
A TLANTIO CITY, N. J,
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Largest Mett Convenient Hetel. Kleguntly
Furnished. Liberally Managed. Coach te and
from lleuch and Trains, orchestra Unsle.
CliAB. MuULAUiC, 1'IOp.
W. K. Cih'ura N. Chief Clerk. tet2 j-Amd
C Al'ON Hl'KlNUSANi) itATllS.
ALKA1NK L1TIIIA AND Stll'KltlOU
1UO.N WATUKS, llAMl'SUtUK COUNTY. W.
VA.
this celobrated Mountain Kesert for health
and pltusuie. ilaths et nny tempemtuie ; u
summer cllmatn iinsnrpassed: a charming
summer home with Its many improvement,
accommodating Me guestx, ejiens .1 une 1. Ker
medluil and ether tcbtimmiy, seud for circu
lar. IVM, 11. 8ALK,
niayT-'iltd l'roprleter.
WJNRUAA1) J.1UUORN.
JIOR
1IOUCHE 8KC,
1'11'Xll HKIDSIKCK, l'OMUlCIlYSlCO,
AndU.U. UUUM KXTltA OUY,
-IIO TO -
KKIUAKT'SOLI) WINKSTOKK, Ne. 2) KAST
KINU BTUKRT.
81'KCIAL (1UEAT WK9TEIIN,
TIIK K1NK3T AJlKltlOANOUAMPAdNlt IN
THK MAltKKT. OUH OWN HUAND.
BKIUAUT'SOLU WINKSTOKK. NO. ? KAST
KINO 8T11KKT.
rOUTAYLOU'ttlitlBll WHISKY,
IN 1IOTT1.K8, 81'KCIAL 1UTOKTAT10N,
ae te
UKlUAUT'aOLU WINK 8TOUK, NO. ) KAST
KINO BTUKKT.
"01l THK 1IKST llltANDY, WHISKY,
WINK AND OIN, Kir.,
OO TO
UK1UAUT'3 0LU WINK 8T011K, NO.I3KAST
KINO 8TKKKT
iJIOXVil.
TNVKSTMENT COMPANY.
7 INTEREST
THK U.S. LAND
AND 1NK8TMKNT COMPANY
eilers n limited number of lis First UortgHtre
U IMir cent. 10 j car Ueld Henda at IU, liettlng7
pur cent, lnlen'Ht (geld) and git us u stock
llUNUS or I'Ol Willi KACH il.lie HON I).
Value et Pennsylvania preiwirty over.ffl.oo.fKO
ltended Issue l.ioiue
Annual lnurest Charges ui,dU)
Kstlumted Income t Ceal, Iren, Mines,
etc SftO.trc
forties wishing mte liivcituiuuu at a llberul
mlu el lnteiest. Address
OHA8. A. FBNN, TrcriBurer,
Broadway and 6 Wall Street, New York-tuar4meodA3tw
!--
FUItKITURB.
"VUUS A GIBBS.
31 Up-Stairs.
Wc are se busy that we arc
compelled te keep open every
evening. If you have no time
during the day call in the even
ing, and see our New Stock.
Get our low prices before you
buy elsewhere.
OCHS & GIBBS,
31 Seuth Queen Street,
Up-Stairs.
atfrniya
N
KW TH1NUH IN FURNITURE
AT
rlEINITSH'S
New ANTIQUK OAK SUITS, all Complete,
with Mattress and Spring. The price will sur
prise you.
NATUUAL OHKUUY SUITS, nil complete
Very 1'retty, Well Made and Durable,
OLD BTANDAED WALNUT. We open
Rex oea-, six New l'atterns at Six New
l'rlcea. Several very low In price, but geed
money'a worth all the time.
Other New and Attractive Goods belng
ahewn all the tline at Popular l'rlcea.
HEINITSH'S
87 AND 29 BOUTHIQUBBN BT.,
LANCASTKU, PA.
l'oreenal Attention 01 von te Undertak
lng.
TtriDMYER'a
YOUR WANTS
-IN-
FURNITURE
Can be anpplled at
WIDMYER'S
FUllNlTUltE STOltR
"-TO WyBCOMrLOTKSATISFACTION.
ATTUACTIVK 0001)3,
ATTltACTIVB I'lllCKS.
Give yourself the aatlsfactlen of seeing: lha
Lericcst, Hest and Cheapest Stock In the City.
Oer. East Kins & Duke Sts.
WIDMYER'S COMER.
lUlOCRRlKS.
jmiNK UROCEKIK&
W. A. REIST&CO.,
DKALEUS IN
Fine Groceries !
Oer. East Kins and Duke Streets,
LANCASTER, TA.
Coffees, Teas and Sugars.
Itenfler, enr Cetrees are roasted by the rf
newned Hepe Mill?, or New Yerk, and are
roasted nlce and evenly, no Injurious Color Celor Coler
liiK Mutter being used. We limply ask you te
try u sample pound of It, and It you are net
pleasea de net worry or hesltatu what you
should de, hut let us knew and we will refund
your money as willingly as we received it. We
de net claim Cetrees te be our only oliject In
selling, but we want It te be one of them, and
thatslrst-class.
TBAB-Hnve you tiled our Teas? If net, de
net hesltatu In trying It Wn want you te
knew that we are mahing the above arilcles n
specially In quality und pilce. .Special prices
lu original packages. We have oxpiessly Jer
rumliy Use, the Flnesttiardun Grewn Oolenp,
Imperial aud Japan Teas lu 10-pound Jfiuicy
Cartoons; coine and ask te see them, bum bum
nier Is here and Iced Tea will taste nicely.
PU0AU8 We nlmply say that the Sngar
mutktjt Is firm and nny lerauln se torsemo
time. Wu tmvn a nlce luHertment ler fi, 5K. 6.
eKnnd 7c. Urauiilulcd 8c: special pnee en
hbl.let.
MOLAH3K8-Justrocelved,15harrolaofthat
IlKht-as-heney Molajsesal tne old price; It
has itdvancea stnre we bought. Alse, 111 bar
rels el that 1'uruMutrer Syrup, nice ana light 5
Itustdte sell for UXc; wureducid ltte lUc.
farmers, hrlnf? your cans and Jugs and have
them rilled, at the old price. ,
l'KIINKS AND UALSINS are cheap, .lust
think I New Prunes at (.'e. or 4 tMlorifte:
nnrllestand Klnest French Prunes only lie
V &. f'lne French Prunes 40a te t'te per Jar;
they are 1 arpe Fleshy Fruit. New Large teal
sins, sa.3 for :e.
Canned and Bottled Goods,
WCHKAP.-m
We only Keep what w can llecemmend. Olve
Us a 'Hint order.
Telephene Conneetlon.'
Krco Uellvery
W. A. HEIST & CO.. Grocers.
mr All OrAers l'mmptly Filled.
OO At"
TAUM(ARDNKR'B OOMPANY,
COAL DEALERS.
Orvioa'-Ne. 12J North QuconStreet, and Ne.
SC4 North frlnce street.
Yibmi: North I'rlnce Btroet, near ucadtng
Denet,
auir istfd
LANOABTKU, l'A
B
1L MARTIN.
Wholesnln nnd Itetall Donler In all kinds of
IjUMliKH Al UOALi.
Yakd-Ne. IW North Wntcr and I'rlnc
Btrnuts, above Louien Lancaster. uS lrd
JiXCl'RMOXH.
DH. MlIiljKIl, TOURIST ANU EMI-
(JltATAOK AOKNT.
Ifsues aictets te Till pails of the World,
bpecUl Kxcurslen te the
WEST
At one fure for the round trip Grand select
excursions te the losemlte Valley, lellew.
stone enllnnal I ark, Les Angeles, Ban Iran.
Cisco and Pacific Coast t'etuts, with cliolceot
routes relurnlng and slay-overptlvllegns west
of Chicago, circular teura from New jorkte
prlnclpaTKuropean cities, I'alestlne and tha
llely iMtia at very low rates. Fortnightly ex ex
curnlens from Ilaltlmers te llosten. Montreal
and down the BL Lwrenea. All Information
concerning any contemplated trip cheerfully
nlven litxi by calling or adaresslug l. f. Mil
LKlt, Agent, Chicago. Ueck Islaua and 1'aclfle
U. U.. no l."i North queen street, Lancaster,
ra., or rr&ualin Ueuse. aprai-lmd
BOOTS A XD BllOB.
lAMAAKH,
IOOT8 AND BHOES.
D. P. STACKHOFSE.
Beets and Shoes.
Thanklniryoualllerthe quick response In
coming In last week te aee our low price, and
for many complimentary remarks which Were
made e the cenvcnlencea-llght and nneral
adaptation of my store ; and the heat of all waa
thnexcecdlngly lowirleeswhloh alwaya haa
tieen the main aprlna: of toy large business
New I have leta of BOOT and OUOKS yet
Thirty Thousand Dollars worth of BOOTS and
BIIOKS meaha something. I did net bay them
te keep, nor te let apell en the shelf ir low
prices will move them t en they go, ler X am
bound te soil. If you have net been dealing
wllhna come In and leek around and get ac
quainted 1 It don't matter whether yen pur
chase or net, we will try and use yen welt,
D. K STACKHOUSE,
98 & 80 BAET KINO, BT.,
LANCASTKU. PA. aTOlydAw
N
KW BUOK HTORE.
S
e
VILKFA'H
OLID
HRVICEABLE
GHOOL
HOES.
We have them, which for style and wear can
not be excelled in heel and spring heel, with
and without sole leather tips, for children and
nil-ses' wear, for bevs In button and lace, and
tae prlces you will Hud te be Juat tight.
A large line of Oxford tles for ladles,
misses' and children's we&r. Patent lealher,
fexplaln tee and lips.
A Bey's Solid Leather Shee, sizes 1 te 5, at
11.00; the same style of Hhoe ter men at II Xk.
An easy Sllpper for lender feet Is one of
glove klu and hand turned, very comfortable.
rl. SWILKDY,
(One Price te All cash Mere)
Ve. 24 North Queen Street
LANCASTKU, l'A.
mnr22-3md
F
KKK TO KVEKYONE.
A PAIR OF
SHOES
FREE TO EVERYONE
Who can prove that the Men's Butten, Lace
and Congress (Seamless) Dress Shee we are
soiling for $:.oe Is net made of Qonulne Calf
Bkln.
We lake This Offer
As the public generally are under the Impres
sion that a shoe of this description cannot be
bought for less thin tVH.
THE BMSOHS WHY
We can sell this Shoe ler ? J.00, arc, because we
buy them In Large Quantities, Strictly for
Cafh, and sell for Cash, and sttek te our
motto;
11 QUICK SILKS AND NULL PROFIT!'
This Is net the Only Shoe we are sel'lngata
Bargain, but our Whele Line of Beets and
Shoes are marked Oewn te Bettem 1'rlccs.
Ladles' and Mlsses' Kid Opera Bllppers, 50
cents, regular price 7R cents.
Ladle s' Patent Leather TI p Lace Lew Shoes,
75 cenU, regular price, fl CO.
Ladles' Pebble Butten Bhecs, 95 cents, regu
lar prlee, 11.00.
Men's Lace and Congresa Sewed Dress
Shoes, 11.25.
Men's, Beys' and Youths' Lace Shoes, II 00.
Child's Grain Butten Selar lip bhoes, 8 te
10X, lleels or Spring Meels, 83 cents; Misses',
lOO.
The Cne-Vrice (Vhli Heuse,
t I
The Leadera of Lew Prlces In
Beets & Shoes,
NO. 3 BAST KINO STREET, LAN
CASTER, PA.
matSQ-lmd
TR UKKB.
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T
HUNKS.
M. Haberbusli & Sen.
TRUNKS-
Our stock of Trunks and Hags la new com
plete. We cell special attention te our make
of Ladles' Dress Trunks. Uandsome and
convenient.
Repairiagef all Trunks and Bags
a Specialty,
AT
M. Haberlmsli & Sen's
SADDLE, HARNESS,
AND
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Centre Square,
LANCASTKU. PA.
, ATTURXXYH.
TUTHEHB. KAUi'FMAN,
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW,
NO. 2 BOOTU 1'UINCK ST., Lancaster, 1'a.
r-iytw
FRET
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