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BETTiiiriLuesitesm publlshca all the
in fat t possible henr.
Staa.TM Daily staiiien of Taa Irmnxi.
awea li eliverea by carriers tn the city
. MB larrenndlng town, for 10c. per week t
v i M1, PLOT a year i rtwi ler six munmi
',UlwttiietBettht oecpertaenth.-
wuu-t IXTBLUaaxcaa (Deuble Sheet)
r-i) gukt rage, only ll.W per annum, In ad
V vaaee.
CHbtertben wishing their adflresa changed
rf , MMtaUeiUla where ue paper U new ter.
.. ward.:
.i? AaVvartlaewenta from 10 te SB cU. rcr line
':.l A Auth teMrtkm. anenrAlnfr tn loe&tleiL.
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fft. . Lancaster, ra.
i Vi t Telephone Connection
'.$ Mr. William L. Scott eems te be es
. .. a . i..m Iia innelfH
. ii :. BtOne W BlUSlAienieni. wk ,-"
pf?teBaporneeuslyM when he reaas ms
J, , 1 nr, riifTell liaq Rlinwn that
manuscript. --
a., hmu'ii atatamenta in the coHeouy he
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t v,bd with Dalzell ana JJramm,were quite
:,-s?v iiffetentfrem theso printed in me Jfcceru
titer Mr. Scott had revised them ; and
Mr. Scott did net deny them, it must
' te understood te be true that he with
drew material assertions that he had
Mde in the debate and substituted
.ethers, which had net been made.
t. It is the habit et congressmen, we be-
rUit i A - 1 ll..l ..t jkVAM mn.rlA AW-i
S.VfK INTO. TO revise men BtHJecuce mwe wu
&&J''Vt fleer for publication in the official
Ittcerd: but It is net permissible te de
n(i thla. hpn thn Tpm arks of ethers have been
n.'A? lamvti tVa tn(smiinl (VlO TCllhrltTlWal
TS-. - MRCUUIA.UHIU JM WMv.vw,.w .,.-..
;'". er alteration et which la desired, until
theee ethers at least have been consulted
nd have consented. Mr. Scott made a
radical alteration et his speech, without
consulting these who were affected by It,
even charging Mr. DjJzell with being the
epeclal counsel etTrus'a; a charge which
he certainly out?ht te have made te his
face it he desired te make It at all.
Ve have said that we are dissatisfies
with Mr. Scett'a Inaccuracy in this de
bate ; and that we believe that he ns
sumes a role as the leader of the Demo
cratic party in Tennsylvanla which his
characteristics and temperament will net
enable him te maintain. Mr. S:ett
achieves his prominence by the supposed
favor of the president, into whose l'enn
jlvanla representative he has been
elected, or has elected himself ; we de
net knew hew the fact is ; but we de be
lieve that the president is a man of ex
cellent sense, and that he has net handed
ever his share of the control of the Dem
ocratic party of Pennsylvania or any
ether state te any man. The president's
legitimate influence ever his parly is
great. It naturally craves a leader,
and is only tee glad whpn It
finds a capable one in the chief
magistrate of the country. Presi
dent Cleveland undoubtedly leads the
Democratic party, and its cohorts cling
te him closely. It Is Inevitable that pol
iticians, realizing this, should seek te get
their hands en the rope , and natural
that one se restless and pushing as Mr.
Scott should rush out et the hose heuse
at the head of the crowd, blowing the
horn and handling the spanner.
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Sane Suicides.
r Five suicides a day is about the average
cropet the morning papers, nnd It Is easy
te believe statistics that show an alarm
ing increase of this crime.
.The reason and the best remedy ought
net te be very hard te find, but the fact
that the evil prevails where education
and 'culture have beencarrlei te their
highest point, nnd that we pride our
selves en the rapid and steady rise et the
whole people te a standard of Intellectual
development never sfcfore attainable by
any but the favored few, appears te Jus
tify the fear that this variety of crime Is
bound te increase.
It te charitable, If net comforting, te
class this increase of self slaughter with
tbe increase et insanity, and te ascribe
both te the wear and tear of mental
machinery by the high pressure methods
of the age. Unfortunately for this theory,
the people who commit suicide usually
give very little ground for the assump
tion et lunacy, aud seem quite at
home in the world, save In their manner
of leaving it. Suicides are often insane,
but they are as often quite clearheaded
and strong-minded. In such cases it
will usually te found that they have net
shown firm belief in a hereafter, nnd in
fact very little interest in tbe question
;jb Si What might be beyond. Death was a
S-fe life they probably tried te de right, and
f& live happily, accepting the principle) that
Virtue is its own reward. They would
assent te almost anything about the great
unknown country from which no traveller
returns, for where was the use of think
ing about a matter that did net concern
their present life and duties 'i As a re
sult their view et life was like a Chinese
landscape, all foreground and no perspec
tive. Their possible threescore years
and ten was magnified out et its true
proportions, and the little troubles of this
life became great burdens beyond human
s'rengtb. The la;k of the true idea et
the relative proportion of a human life te
tbe premised eternity, is the cause of
most suicides of eane men.
Cullrges.
Tbe Presbyterian beard of aid for col
leges and academlts has expressed a most
decided opinion in favor of an Increase
la the number et colleges, especially lu
the West. The common complaint has
been that tbe country already has mere
college than it can support respectably,
and one et tbe Epeakers at a recent meet
lag of this beard in Philadelphia com
plained that te construct colleges, gather
students and then withheld financial sup
port was an old story in the west. The
truth is that money is tee scarce new in
the Western country te expect very much
of it te be devoted te Institutions et learn
ing;, and it takes something mere than
jBeney te make a college. It may be, as
another delegate observed, that Germany
has one hundred mere colleges and thir
teen mere universities than this country ,
buiUieughsheis very much emaller In
area than these United States she is very
much elder. A great many generations
have had a chance te die und leave their
millions et property for the advancement
of learning in Germany.
Undoubtedly we need colleges but,
,swei ail, we need te bring these we
have Inte a mere healthy condition. In
f ae profession is ability and hard work
.a poorly rewarded as in that et the
American college professor, and te
? live this laborer the hire of which
4 k is worthy, It might be well te urge un
;f iaemue of colleges. The demand for his
br Ins would ceitalaly drive up the price,
but the colleges se founded mufti have
wealth enough te pay respectable salaries
and support a dignified establishment, or
they will simply make matters worse for
student and professor, by drawing Inte
the field of competition inferior cheap
labor. In a comparison of the wealthy
colleges of the country, it must be ad
mitted that these long established are
thebest.nndfle It would be wise in seek.
Ing te develop higher education te lend
aid first te these colleges that have age,
but net wealth.,
WiiH.ieniUy.
What has become of Whlt-Menda) ?
This year you could net tell it, en the
a'reets et Lancaster, from any ordinary
Monday. Yet in ether years they were
se crowded with country visitors that
they were hardly passable ; and the
hotels were se full that you could scarcely
enter them. Ths glories of the
'day have been disappearing ler
some years, t nnd new it seems te
have died altogether. Seme say that it
is because there is nothing in the amuse
ment line any longer provided te especi
ally attract visitors. Hut it muit be
remembered that It was the visitors that
produced the amusements, and the latter
must have censed te be profitable, te be
abandoned. We de net have the flying
herseB, doubtless because the flying
horses ceased te pay ; and this was be
cause they were net sufficiently patron
ized ; nnd that was either because the
Whltsuutid8 crowd becarae tee small, or
because it ceased te have taste for the
WhltBuntlde amusement.
Doubtless, the last is the true 'reason
for the decay of the celebration et the
day. It never was clear te the ordinary
understanding where the fun of Whit
suntide came in te the country lad nnd
lassie; especially the lassie, who was left
by her beuu or her pa, standing along the
wall of the hotel parlor, while he was
searching around for fun or beer. And
funny and Eelemn rewi they were et wall
(lowers in gloomiest bloom.
There was fun in the buggy-ilde com
ing iute town doubtless, and perhaps,
tee, in going home, if the young man was
sober ; but there was the most meagre
sort of show for pleasure In the crowded
streets, outslde the pleasure of peanuts.
The boys and girls of the country have
found out that peanuts and buggy-rides
are te be had en every day In the year,
when they have time for them, in the
country na well as the city ; and they
have sensibly concluded te take them at
home.
, St Leuis completed Its crematory two
weeks age, nnd slnoe then 11 ve bodies have
been icolneratod. Who says tbe West Is
net leaving primitive customs t
Tnn Pittsburg Dispatch prints In fae
simile a letter Irem Wm. L. Bcett, duted
Match ft b, .1685, as president cl the
Yougblegbeny Ceal company, directing
tbe initie Btiporlntendent te serve the
miners with notices te vacate their home,
It they did net agrce te his preposition for
a rcdnctlen et wages. Mr. Bcett, It will be
remembered, aald In reply te Mr. Brumm
that he would resign bis scat It It was
Bbown that he evor uvlcted a tenant. It la
said that tenants were evicted under this
notice ; but pubapa It was only a threat. It
comei very clone, howevor, It must be con
ceded, te meeting tbe condition which
would vacate Mr. Scott's seat. Men, whoa
tbpy get tzelted, are apt te make rash
wpremlecs. Mr. Hoett Is pretty generally In
astntoef cxcltoment, but he has managed
very well through his lire net te get caught
In unprofitable contraetc I'erhaps It
would be profitable te him te leave Con Cen
grcH, whr.re tbe conditions are net suitable
te tils temperament and tAlentti. He
bandies fikets tee ctrelcaaly, Tbe Dtipitch
reports tbnt the man who, Recording te Mr.
Ucett, oarued llve dollars u day la til coal
inlntH, Is nn old in nn with tbroe boeh,
whose labor wm credited te the lather's
UlilllD.
Tin: Froiieh monthly Jltvut ties JJcux
Mende. In epcaklng of the rich men of the
Unlted States putf Jay Oeulu's weultli nt
f275.000.000, and nays the late William II.
VHiiderbtlt left 100.000,000 In gUts and
charltler. The truth et theae statements la
about en a par with tbe avorage Amer lean
news In foreign paper.
Barclay Peak, the unforlunate young
man who In charged with the murder el
Kitty Andersen, U new standing his second
trial at Mount Helly, N.J. It will boa
long and woarlaemo contest with tbe
chances mere favorable for tbe accused than
before. Tbe memory of the tragedy la
growing dimmer and sympathy fjr the
prisoner tecerucB greater In the same pro
portion. Oengiiat. F. a. Walker, or Bosten, la
a warm advocate of the cooking school, be
cause of the economy of feed and materials
thereby taught. lie says that at tbe Tenny
son Mroet school In Bosten the range Is
kept ready te cook from half-past nine te
tour o'clock llve days In tbe week and yet
only one-quarter of a ten of coal was used
lu the first ntne weeks of the present
school year, lie also argues that this kind
of Instruction benefits nut only the child
ren but tbe parentr.
Tin; Kepubllcan organs of Harrlaburg
are vielng with each ether in thelr en
deavor te misrepresent some members el
tbe Democratic state convention. Tlmlr
following the bell of the Philadelphia Prttt
will land the black sheep la a comer some
of ihebonne days.
Six steamers are new engaged In tbe
banana trede te tbe jert or Philadelphia
and, as It takes about six days and a hMt
te rnnke a run from Jamaica, a steamer
cornea In about every three days. A cargo
averages 12,000 bunches. Bananas are also
brought from Panama and the two oom eom oem
panttsecgBgoa In the tropical fruit business
In Philadelphia are also Importing great
quantities of pine apples from Cuba, Flerida
and Central Amtrlea. All this tropical
fruit la handled very rapidly and much of
It la shipped far west In refrigerators car?.
This 1 quo of many striking Illustrations
that may be found in the news of every
dey of the wenderlnl Increase of luxury
brought about by modern progreEH.
Tun Onlamme Is n publication which
for some jeara past has been a feature el
Franklin and Marshall college. It may be
doBcrlbed as a burltsque recital et tbe chief
lncldmtser tbe celli go year compiled by
tbe Junier class and palntea with tbe brush
of humor. This year the OMlamm,wh!eh
has Just been Issmed, la unusually excellent
In the matter which composed tt "! in the
r-i" '' ' ' j'ittu Uiiu,u. I'luu ure his his
terlbs of tbe lour clatuts written In happy
vein; well concealed but none tbe less
pointed admoulttens te tbe faculty te Im
prove the Bdcnce department ; end poems
that ou!d dignify tbe collection of Sarah
Ann Kelly, tbe IWrdet Shanty XIliu Beautt
tul vlgeettea are scattered through the vol
ume of 135 pages and these representing the
class and fraternity mottoes are particularly
bandteme. The book Is beautifully bound
in ltusslan leather, tied with a cardinal
oerd, aud contains across Ibe cover In beau,
tlful geld leaf tbe title Oriftanme, It la an
excellent specimen of the kind et work
that can be done at tbe Imtellieenukh
(nice, and all frier 1s of the college and
levers eJ att should bave a copy,
Mn. Br.Ain:t.r Uai.i., who represent
the New Yerk .Vun In Ilirlln, write te til
paper that BUmarck execles ever the
preM of that Oermaa oily a autocratic
way that wilt appear almeet lajredlble te
these Bceuttmed te breathe the alreflbia
land er the free. Recently there waa an
eutbreak of Seclaliata In Berlin and thirty
arreat were made. Mr. llall expected te
see It printed In lull In the newspapers, bat
net a line could he find about It In any of
them. Then tie trled te teleRreph It te bin
New Yerk paper, and alter several clferta
which were balked by the pollee, he bad te
go te Auitrla te send his narrative te tbla
oeuntry. It la amaxlng that the German
editors submit te the abselute dictation
thus put upon them by the Iren Chancel
lor. He could net presume te de this for
an hour In any American city.
Tub Alteena Timet la lire years old and
brighter than a new silver dollar.
PERSONAL.
MAven O'BniKN, (Dam.), of Bosten, en
Monday nominated 1Z. a. Walker, a well
known colored lawyer, as a principal as
sessor te fill a vacancy. This Is the flrxt
time a colored man ha been nominated
for such a poMtlen In that city.
Jacob B. Hunhickku has been debarred
by the Montgomery county court Iretn
further practice as an attorney at la w, 1 he
order was made en a rule te show canto
prcsrnted by the Bar auoclatlen after the
oinvlctlen of Mr. Hunalcker of forging tbe
Indersement of. Jehn J. Corsen en a 1300
note. lie wa admitted te tbe bar en tbe
23d of May, UOI, and at one tlme cc Joyed a
lucrative cilice.
Mrs. Uknhy T. Gnnoenv, wife of the
Ice president of Ulrard oelleice and a prom
inent leader In l'reaby terlan church circle,
died suddenly In the Calvary l'rcabyterlan
Oliurcb, Philadelphia, Monday during tbe
annual meeilnic or tbe Women's Korean
Mlsulenary soeloty. Mrs. Urrgery hud
been eslled en te open tbe meeting with
prayer and waa In tbe act or stepping en
the platform wheu alie fell dead.
Ttie llemillcst Man In I.ancstt r.
In well sa tlin hanaemrat. una nth era are
lnvltnd te eall nn any aruegtst and gut fit a
irlHl botlleof Kemp's UaUiui ler Ue Threat
and Lun (tt.fi remedy test Is selling rntlrely
apnn Its inerlts and is guamntmd te cum and
rcllove&ll chrnnleand AimtoCeuKbs, Asthma,
KrenchlUsand consumption. 1'ilue M cents
nnu i
JanlS-lyd&w (1)
KANAKA KK 11 H.
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1'uiLADit.rnu, Tnesflay,"Uay 22, 1888.
That breezy bit of outdoor
life which we call The Park is
en the second fleer, north gal
lery. Cut this out and bring it
with you. It will help you te
get there without trouble.
About the store you will find
the Ice Pyramid, King Cotten,
and the Silk display.
The merchandise news is
fresh and important. The en
tire store is a rich preserve for
bargain-seekers only it's free
te everybody.
There's a daily wonder in
French Sateens. Net that they
come and go by the thousand,
but that they can be se many,
se pretty, and se different. A
hint of May meadow-glories and
bobolink song in every ford.
37lAct
Choice American Sateens,
12c.
Ginghams, gay and grave,
ie te 50c.
Chipper Chintzes, 1 2c.
Coel, crisp Crazies, 2liC
seersuckers, 5 te I2$c.
Prim Percales, 12 te 15c,
cesy cottons, and lets at unlooked-for
prices in almost
everyone. Fer instance: Scotch
Surah Ginghams, 25c from 40 ;
Scotch Zephyr Checked Ging
hams, 25c from 40.
Thrifty housewives arc carry carry
ingeff these under-priced goods
and storing them away for next
season.
Mulnly mrtliwestet contre
3,000 Men's Scarfs and Four-in-Hands.
Yeu shall have at
25 cents today what you would
have paid 50 cents for yester
day. May last the week out.
Mldate Market street entrance only.
What de you think of a
Blaisdell Reclining Chair for
$3.50? Streng, well-looking
takes any angle, and with ad
justable head lift and feet rest.
An unheard-of price. The
maker never dreamed that you
would pay less than $7 for one
of these Chairs. Steel fixtures,
solid oak frame, strong canvas
cover. Toe geed for even 7
maybe. The business collapsed
and 1,000 Chairs all came
our way. The $3.50 you shall
have one for is exactly what the
making cost, se they say.
Uasement, northeast of centre.
Heuse-cleaning time is full of
plagues at the best. It rests
with you whether the worry and
fret shall be little or much. The
Housekeeping corner of the
Basement is overflowing with
things that will lighten the
work.
Scrubbing llrutbus C te 33c-;
JUoeuis 23 te Me
UUCkOUiUIOKVj
Uiwtnisnotell.iS
y ember Duller l.'e te 13 U
nbl kia tn 720
Mops J.1 te 73e
Sponges 60 te $3
1 uck liauiinrs 3ft up
TacKi lawn 8 te t3 j
Household Ammonia 93 plntbelUe ; Tartan's
Ammonia, pluta sue, Quarts Je
ttapolte Hen cake.
rhainels 10c tot a
S'eve llrui,be18 teMj
rurntture f eliib S te 4ta a battle
AH ktuds et ready mixed palms: aitteinlnt
u 'i hoi
Bluie. Campretsea Campher 30e a pound
liauipaereue 'e apeima
Tar f'aper Cc a ant or, rea a Coiea
1 ar l'tiiwr nag VU lole
Cedar cheats sit, it , iw, fJ
When the house is cleaned
you can keep the bugs and
flyers out for a trifle. Ash
Frame Adjustable Window
Screens, 2 feet high, fit any
window, 2 or 3 feet wide, green
or black wire, 35 cents each.
Solid frame Screens te order.
Yeu threw away money and
work and lese your temper
every day in the kitchen and al
ever the house, very likely, if
you fail te keep an eye en what
WAiTAJfAKtVS.'
Mwl
wc arc doing in the House
keeping corner of the Base
ment. Werth wcater ceatr.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.'
MSDIVAL.
M
AN DRAKE PILLS.
If Yeu
t
have abused your Stomach by eating or
drinking tee much, or of the wrong kind
of feed or liquid, you will
Suffer
because your Stomach is angry. New
beware of all temporary expedients.
TRY that never-failing, safe Itemedy,
Dr. Sohenek'i
Mandrake Filhf.
for aale by all Druggists. Frtee 2S cent per
box t 8 boxes for 05 cents t or stnt by mall,
postage free, en receipt of price. Dr. 3. If.
t cteuck A Sen, FhUaAelprila. lnU-lyflAw
SUIIENCK'S MA.NOKAKB PILLS
rea BALK AT
IMJ COOllK&N'dllUUQ STORE,
Nen. 137 ft 1-9 North Queen at, Lancaster, Pa
aprJ 'iiiiaftw
S
OUND ADVIOK.
Owing; te the Inclination of many
WILL YOU people te be humbugged in the
purchase of articles et necessity
LIBTK.H in the household, we feel it our
duty 10 sound a nnta et warning
TO te these who seek remedies for
the relief or the aehea and pains
BOUND Incident te tblaaeaaonel tbe year.
The great nd growing popularity
AU VICK ? Of IISKSOK'S 1'lastbh bu Umptfd
unscrupulous inanufaeturrra te
effer many worthless substli utiena and Imita
tions et that valmblnmmedy.hsnce we would
advise these who wish faeeare prompt rwllet
frim Coughs, colds, Hoarseness, Pleurisy,
jum i n.i.a. euuuuh huduuuiiiiui. uuiuu.(u
and Itackachn, te carelnlly avoid worthless
plastera by always asking for Bbsseh's and
let no persuasion nv the dealer induce yen te
aoeept any ether plaster.
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Fer Merses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Uega, Poul
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On Tre&tment of Animals ana chut Bent Free.
CU1IK3 Fevem. Congestion, Inflamma'len.
A.A. Spinal MenlnRltla, Milk rver.
it it strains, Lameness, Uheumatlsm.
U C Distemper, Nasal Ulsehaigts.
D.I). Ueta or wrubs, Worms.
K.K CeuRhn, Hnaver, Pneumonia.
x.r .uoneor uripea, jieuyacne.
-.(.- Miscarriage, Hemorrhages.
lt.lt Urinary nnd Klanny Diseases.
l.l.-Kiupttve DUraiea. Mange.
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Witch H-nfilOtl and Medicated 17.00
PU1UK, hlugloliettle (ever COdeses) te
HOLD ltY DUUUGlSTK : lilt
8K.NT PHKPAID ON UMIBIPT Of PBTOB
Unmphmys' Med. Ce., HU Fulton lit., N. Y.
IIuniphreT6' Homeopathic Specinc Ve 28.
In use SO years. The only aucceistul remedy
for Ntrveus Debility, Vital Weakness and
Prostration from ever-wnra or ether causes.
II oe pec viol, or 3 vials and large vial powder,
for 5W.
fieinnr Drtrea:eTs, or sent postpaid en re
ceipt et prien
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mar 27 lydAwTu.Thas
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OATAERH-HAY FEVER.
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aobe. I'rlce AO Cents. RABY TO UaK. Xly
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PussHgrp, Allajg Pain and Inflammation,
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agrtuubiH. Pilcu A0 cents at Druggists! by
uiall, registered, CO cents.
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nevlWydAw
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Kupture, Varlcocele and Special Diseases
of either sex. Why be humbugged by quacks
when you can find In Dr. Wright the only Bio Bie
dlab PiivsieiAK in Philadelphia who makes a
specialty nt the above diseases, and Cdhbs
TuskT 1,'unns UCiaAKTSse. Advice Free day
ana evening. Strangers can be treated and re
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P. O. Bex C7S PhUadetphia,
fnh2Vtydw
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Shades.
All colors, Scotch or Oil, put up
promptly.
Awnings.
Largest line lu
up promptly.
Lancaster, put
Slip Cevers.
Fer Furnlturo.Ne eat Patter nr,
Perfect fit Uuaiantccd.
Coverings.
Fer Chandeliers and Mirrors"
all colors, put up promptly.
Matlings.
Largest Line le snJeet from.
Competent wotlmen te lay
then.
Screens.
ForDeorsand Vlni1en's,putup
promptly. Newest patent Ox
tures. Storage.
Carpel and Bugs taken up
cleaned (steamCarpetCleantug
Weiks), stored till Fall, insured
against less by fire or moth, and
rulaldln Fall at very low rates,
and no weriy or risk te you.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
LANCASTER, FA,
Summer Upholstery !
TOBACCO.
A Fin at PIECE OF
CHEWING
, , TOBACCO
IS 1KDIIU x Luxuur.
f
FINZER'S
OLD HONESTY
Cemes as near being a fine pteee of FLU Q
TOBACCO as It U .'possible te max It,
and Is known as a
STANDARD BRAND
AMONG DKALZKS.
We are; anre that OKI TUtAL will Convince
Ten of Its MerlU.
AsTLoek for the red II tin tagen each plngWjt
J no. Finzer 8c Bre.'s,
LOUISVILLE, KY
)
aLQTHWU, Q.
-jy-EKOUANT TAILORING.
HAQER &BH0THEE.
MERCHANUAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
BLA K FRENCH WORSTEDS.
Te Purchasers of BLACK DBB38 BVIT9
we call your SPxntAL ATTENTION te enr
oempUtd line el NKtV and STAPLE BTKLKS
in
BLACK FRENCH WORBTBD9.
CUTAWAY FBOCK SUITS at 20, :S, KS
andtM.
DOUBLE BUBASTXD FBOCK BUIM at 2I,
tandr.
FINK DBESlSUITi, Silk and Satin Lined,
from a:e
UETTKB VALUES we have never effutcd.
BETTER VALUES cannot be found.'
PEBFE0T FITS OUABANTEED.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25 & 27 WB3T KINQ BT.
TLsrYERS A KATilFON.
Ready -Made Clothing!
IT WILL PAY "YOU
TO TOOK ATOUtt
$10 AO $12 SUITS
FOU BUS UE3S WEAK.
Oar rTaits for $15. $16 mid $1S
AUK J UBT Wit AT YOU WANT FOBDKU3S
A aOOD A330BTMENT OF
Men's Working Pants
-AND-
OVERALLS
-AT-
WORKWOMEN'S PBI0E8!
Wear the Cromwell Bhlrt.
Myers & EatMen,
POPULAU CLOTUIRUS,
NO, 12 ESAST KINO ST..
LANCABTIB PA.
N1?
EW BPKINQ CLOTIIINO.
L. GANSMAN & 8R0.
Custom Department!
COST BEWK1) ON EVK11Y SUIT AND ON
XVEUV PAIB OF PANTALOONS.
110W CAN WE DO ITT THIS IS THE
BEASON I
We have taken advantage of an overstocked
market and have bought enormous quantities
et tbe 11 neat Reeds at a heavy discount from
regular prices. In many cusei at luf a than the
aotnalceit et manufacture. Such handsome
?:oedaa wenew offer have never been stun
or the price.
WE HAKE TO MEASURE.
All-Weel Cheviot 8ults At 112 00
Ail-Weel Casslmem Salts , ..At Sift (O
Ail-Weel Worsted Suits ... AttlSU)
All-Weel Blue MtdUiesexFlunnciaultB
Itsetaef buttons) AttlKOO
All-Weel Scoteh Cheviot Suits Atl 800
All-Weel Diagonal Suits AttJ.bu
All-Weel Finest Imported Worsted
Butts At3andt30
Finn Trousers te Order at t, 19,10,17, 13.19
and l e.
Headquarters Q. A. B full Indigo Blue 8u1ti
at sb. as and aiu.
We trust enr friends will take advantage et
the abeve offering.
L teman (6 Bre.,
S.W.OOIWBR
NORTH QUEEN & ORANGE BT3.
LANCA8TKK, VS.
FOR BALB OR BBXT.
RE8IDEN0E ON THE EAST BIDE
of Duke street, between Orange and
Chestnut, for rent. Inquire of
A.J.BTEINMAN,
ml2-Md At this eir.ee.
-JJlOK RENT-FKOM APKIL 1, 1SS&
JD fornneerateruiof years, the Btrasbnrg
UaBreail, with Ceal and Lumber Vara, Wire
house, Locomotive ai d Cars all in geed and
running order. Tbe lease of this valaible
preptny presents a rare opportunity te any
party Ouslrlng te engage in a pleasant, sell
established and profitable business. Fer con
ditions, rent or ether taformauen apply te
THOB. or UJCMtt V B AUUUABLNkK,
mt-Ui LaaQajtar City, Pa.
OHOCMBima.
OAHBARD'S MILD CURED HAM
ANDBBKAKrASTBACOSTr -UneqaatM
for unSssraeM aa Matey ef
fltr0.r We guarantea that taera is aethtBg te
equal them fnqtwlltr in Uis aiarssi itTou itTeu itTou
saeds of the bet tasslllM am new Bttsw thsai.
Thjjy gtva universal satisfaction, irythem
and tell your neighbors
sr Dried Beet and Bologna nicely rhlpned.
Prices reasonable. HkOBUBWIaftT.
QHEK3E I
NEW GOODS
AT
W. A. Reist 8c Ce.'s,
Cor. East Kles;tB4.I)DkeSti.
Oheeee 1 Gheeee ! Oheen !
Biz dotes of the finest Kdam or Dnteh
Bead Chats the market affords. They are
guaranteed te kep intbe -wairaest weather
Pineapple cheaaes in larva and plan I e site.
Alse Roquefort Cheese In one pennd glats
Jars.
TABLE OILS.
Hadquarters for fine labia oils. Alexis
QodlUeit t, Mettett'f, Latenr'a anas. Use A
Co'sEaecaOlls. Theasarethe flnrst Mia In
the market, and we are prepared te supply
ibem te you tn large, medlm ana small slaca.
Btu BOOM In Dried Beef ana Ham. w
hardly theunht this would pay te aell the
flnsat Dried Beef at li cents per pennd, but
wn are making it pay by selllDg two or three
barrels of beef per weak, coma leek at It.
Taste It and be your own Judca. it's Armour's
best Ghlctge Beef.
Hotels and bearding hsusns. NOTIOE-We
Will make special prices en GO pound lets.
The Cerner Grocery,
COB. EAST KINO AMD DDKE8T8,
AT
BDRSKU
Hammend's Slug Shet.
OVEO, ,C0O.0 POUNDS OF BL1IQ BUOT
UakS IN KIOUT TEABS.
READY FOR USE AND SAFE.
Kill the Petate Buss, Currant Worms, Cut
Werm, cabbage Worms, Lice, fleas, Biellea
and btrlped Bugs.
A Preventive of the Rebo Bug.
IT IS CHEAP.
BETAILS AT THIRTY CENTS FOB A FIVE
POUND PACKAGE.
OUll FIFTH TKAB FOB THE BALE OF IT.
Itnnlreds attest te its value by coming for
tt eaeh ytar. Sold Wholesales and Be tall, at
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINQ ST.,
Wholesale Agent for Hammend's Slug Shet.
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E1ST,
Special Announcement!
2,000 FANS.
We have ordered ?,re nf the most novel Fans
ever made, and expect them In ter Sututday'a
Free Distribution. Loek out, fjr thorn.
IHLUJINK33-UEAD OVEXXARV
Take a peep at us. and yen will wonder hew
we can even And apara time enough te write
a decent advertisement, ethers complain
about bislness being slew. l.ettbem taae a
gentle hint. VUlttur place and see hew we
ethlnga It is net a secret, aut when we
knew tbitveu will benefit by It, we fe-1 as
though we had aene a gi eat act. Thus Is no
occasion for oeuiplatut. lie up and doing.
Don't alt and watt. POBH, PULL, and, If
must be, HUN. Cater tit the wants cf yenr
customers. Give them a large and vailed
stoeir, nice and flesh, te select lrem. liny
largely, te shrewd, but net tricky. Take
advantage of tandsema dliceunts. and sell
your goods just te the lime iranner as you
have purchased ttiem. Let your customers
have tbe benefit of your ga'n in buying, and
you will aoen dlsuever that they will knew
hew te appreciate your generosity. All this
takes money. Youaie expected te have it
Heavy bnyers vlstt larae stores. Large stores
are easily located. Why. 8 ltd one men te an
other. 1 accldenlly get down West King street
en a hunt for a grocery. "I a trues it," and
when 1 set inside I -'stuck." Yea, positively
siuck" I was umiiKl Thought I wsa in
an auction room at first, but -when I dtcovered
the large armyef busy salesmen ehrettng their
cash sales ever the wires, the four Immense
electric fans, suspended from tUs cuillrg, in
constant metlun, an electrle meter, tbe Aie
light and ether attractions. 1 waa aoen con cen con
vined that 1 ss in the largest grocery store
I oversaw. I inquired, and was told It waa
UKISI'S, 1 made a note of it. It la
Reist, Wholesales Retail Grocer,
Cor. W. King and Prince Sis.,
JVLenk for tbe large ninvai around the
enttre front and side of this luiiueuse Stere
Heuse.
A GIFT WORTH HAVING.
Package Helder or Shawl Strap
GIVEN AWAY
TO-MOUUOW 13ATUUDAT), MAT .9,
S. CLARKE'S
Wholesale and Retail Tea and CcfFje Stere
llBlldltSOUTH QUEEN ST.
NOTE A FEW OK CLARKE'S PRICES.
Cnffeea, fresh roasted dally nt our store, 12X,
13. 18, iu a l, 23, '. and '-) cents fl rb. Cbceks
with each and every pound.
Try clarku's New crop Teas, Finest In Qual
ltv, Lewest In 1'rlce,
Baker'a or tlnnkel ftrethar's Chocolate, lSe a
rake, laker'x or Itunkel Bretber Cocea,
Xpn'a Cocea, 20a. Nelsen's ortexe's Gelatine,
MeLelsh Gelatine, 10c telbum's English Slut
tard, Via a can. We have tn stock i hurbtr.
whyland A Ce 'a Best kxtrncts. try them; te
bottlOiUeoS Extract! for 15e Sugar Coin 7c,
a can, or four cans for 23s. MaraPea 9 j, three
ter !3c Our Ib-stCern reduced ta lOe a I an.
8TAllCUK8andsOAPti.-Wiknew we have
the largest and brat stock of the above geed
in tbe city. Just think, Laundry ;3Ureb. Se )
ft : sive-prund Packages ler 13-. foap-twe
cakes for 6e; eleven eakea for Vat twenty,
tour cakes ter 60c, or you can buy nre cakes of
Seap and five pounds Starrh for Sc, Hest Cern
Bt&rch, three and four picks for 23e.
FLOUtt- Heller Fleur from 49e a quarter
up. Don't fall te tty our Ul-e Cake flour and
Martha Washington Creamery Buttered Fleur
and be sure te call or send for a Bhawl Strap
te-morrow, or you will miss It,
S. CLARKE'S
WHOLESALE AVD ItKTAILTEA AND
COFsKEBlOUK,
12 and 14 SOUTH QUBHN STREET,
A Few Deers from Centre Square
pTELEPUONK.
JiKCKWHAlf '
4t WEST KINO.
niND.PAlNTUD .NECKT1K8
AT KUISMAN'S.
DOYS' BILK END
BUSPKNDEIl, 25CKNTJ?,
ATKU11MAN3
Next Doer te Bayler's Photo Gallery.
el
EN
KVEin MICNIKU,
KUISMAN'S,
(Kiss Flynn'a Old Stand)
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ECOMMENDED BY EMINENT
PHYSICIANS
The " Best ' Tonic,
a concentrated Liquid Extract of Malt and
Heps. Fer sale only at .
J. O. UOUailTON A CO,
Nes. W and M Wast King street.
palaeh or FABmeir.
rlTRlOH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Read this surprise !
The earliest fall in prices of
Millinery Goods ever heard of.
Milan Hats All our colored
Milan Hats up te the very fin
est, reduced te $i ; former price
$1.50 te $2.25. Everybody
knows hew muth they are
worth.
White Hats for 'summers
The largest stock . we ever
carried and our prices must be
the lowest.
Canten, Union and fine Milan
Fancy Straw and Leghorn flats.
Come in and leek at them.
f Our Whitsuntide display is
ready.
White and Cream Ribbons!
Notwithstanding the scarcity
of these we have managed te
secure an immense stock of
them early in, the season, and
are prepared te show you a
most complete line el all width
and qualities, at lower prices
than any ether store in this
city.
All widths, from Ne. 4 te 40,
in Satin, Gres-grain and Moiree,
plain or cream edge.
Cream Sash Ribbons in gros gres
grain and Moiree.
Surah Silk for Sashes 50,
62 75 7C ad $r a yard.
Jerseys, in endless variety, at
our well-known low prices.
Our Ceat room has new been
arranged for the display of Jer
seys and Children's Cloaks and
Goats only, and we invite all te
come and leek at them.
Ne Jersey in boxes. Every
style right before your eyes and
the price en them. Prices from
25c up te $6.50.
Swiss Skirtings, ever 50 dif
ferent patterns, extra bargains,
at 60, .65 and 75c a yard.
Come and leek at them.
Fans are all open new, from
1 c up te $5 apiece.
All en the Fan counter, up te
50c apiece, with price en them.
Gauze Underwear for Ladies,
Gentlemen and Children.
The best 25c Balbriggans in
Lancaster.
ASTRICU'S P. 0. F.,
Lancaster.
tr UNKa.
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1D1NG SADDLES.
ffi. laberbusli & Sen.
RIDING SADDLESs
The riding season having opened, we are
prepared te abew the largoitassertmentln the
city et Ladles' and Gent's Hiding Saddles and
Bridles. Alse Whips.
TWENTY STYLES OF
Lidies ani Genl'j Engli3h Riding Creps
FROM 31.00 TO 8I.OO,
AT
M. Haberbusli & Sen's
SADDLE, HARNESS,
AND
TRUNK STORE.
Ne. 30 Centre Square,
LANCASTER. PA.
QVKKNSWARK.
H
ItiU A MAKTIN.
CHINA HALL.
CLEARING SALE
That last twelve months in tee year. The
bestqualltylerthe least money always te be
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
MW HOUSEKEEPERS!
Tea Sets. White Granite, Siee.
Dinner Bets, White Granite. .st JO.
Dinner bets, Printed ti.19.
Ne goods misrepresented. All Wares ex
changed II net satisfactory, at
High & Martin,
NO IB EAST KDTQ STREET,
l.ANCARTKK,PA.
" ' sxouRHieys
Da MILLER, TOUH1HT AND EMI
. UKATION AOKNT.
lpsues Tlctels te all parts of the World.
fecial Axcursieu loine
WEST
Atene fire for the round trip. Grand aelect
excuralrns te the leiemltn Val ey, Yellow
atone ailnnal ark-, Les Angeles, nan Fran,
clitee and Partfle Coast Points, with choieeoi
routes returning and stay-ever privileges west
of Chicago, clicular tours trnm rew Yorkte
principal Knrepean cities, Palestine and the
ilely Land at wry low rates, fortnightly ex.
curklens from llaltlmore te Itoaten, Montreal
und down the St, LawreneH. All information
concerning any contemplated trip cheerfally
given true by catling or addressing D. . MI
LKlt, Agent. Chicago. Ueck Islandand Pacific
U.K.. ha in North Queen street, .Laneaater,
Pa, or Franklin uense. aprU-lmd
'3tib'.w. ,
E&-swaaiiaKMftgte.s.r