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VtVTWmhene Connection
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y Coegreasiaan Anderten, of the com-
V iimce te invMUgiue " imjwjiuk u-
V strike, has prepared a bill designed
frSts Mag the raUreads of a state under the
Zi Mtml of Cenirreas, as well as these
'which extend from one state into another,
aad which fall under its central as na
tional highways. It seems that an act of
CoegTecs paved la 1600 gives te allstcam
railroads In the country the privilege of
cirrylng goods and passengers between
the lUtee, and for that purpose te con
test with all ether ;readr. Mr. Ander-
sea's preposition Is te amend this law
V.fe& go as te cenflne its privileges te such
raUreads as will agree te accept the re
strictive legislation of the United States
In the proposed bill, as binding en them,
though they are railroads within a state,
'sand se net primarily subject te tlie
United States authority. lie thinks that
' (be privilege of inter-communlcatlen be
tween the states will be se valuable te ft
railroad that it will net besltate te
accept tlie United States legis
lation; and he is doubtless right
ns te the great railroads that are tbe chief
offenders. They cannot afford te be
stepped en the borders of a state with
their trafllc. Railroads, however, have a
habit of going under divers names and
organizations in different seotiens mid of
continuing their business ever lta3cd
lines, which might embarrass the United
States in undertaking te constrain them,
and there might perhaps be a question
raised as te whether the powers givei
by the act of 1600 could be summarily
taken from these who have assumed them.
If the state railroads can be brought
undtr the grasp of Congress, Mr. Ander Ander
eon's bill proposes te forbid their engag
ing In mining or manufacturing products
which are te be carried ever its lines ns
freight; it forbids the peeling with ether
railroads, and puts a read that ceases op
eration for a period of seven days, into
the hands of a receiver. These regula
tions, we understand, are intended te ap
ply te all steam railroads doing business
In any way between the states, whether
by connection with ether railroads, or by
their own lines.
The prevision forbidding railroad com
panies te be also mining and manufac
turing companies is a sound one, and Is
recognized in the Pennsylvania constitu
tion. It is Ineffective here because thcre
k net vigor or virtue enough in tlie atate
administration te enforce It. TIieIcrIb.
lature wilt net provide the needed penal
ties; 'and if they did, the officers et the
late would hardly enferce them. The
power of Congress and the independence
of the national executive officers is
greater ; and if Mr. Andersen's bill bios.
soma Inte a law, Its influence may secure
the confinement of railroads te their
legitimate business, whlcb Isjensum-
matlen te be greatly dewed.
ltenvtm'ee'Fthe Soldier.
Te-morrow will be Memerial D.iy when
the people of the country turn for a brief
pjrled from the cares of every day life te
plant n flower ou the grave of the dead
soldier and recall bis Immeasurable ser
vices In reuniting divided rcutlens in
their progress towards a glorious destiny.
It Is well for the nation that this celebra
tion is net permitted te become a inere
idle form lacking substance nnd heart. It
is well that each year the observance be
comes of a mere popular character ; and
as time deadens the wounds of the war,
the day is looked forward te as ene that
is sweetly sad, a pain that is almost it
pleasure.
The city and county sent many brave
boys te the front in the troublous war
days, and hosts of them sleep unknown
in soil te which they were strangers. Fer
these who were interred iu this vicinity,
or who have laid down llfeV burdens
since the termination of hestllitus, the
flowers should bloom in all their rlery to
morrow. It will be a speaking illustra
tion that their bravery is net forgotten
and their patriotism, unhonered by theso
who live te enjoy the fruits of their self
sacrifice. Tburman for Vice President.
Absom that has caught the favor of
the country most undeniably and em
phatically, is that which places Allen O.
Thurman, the " Old Reman," en the
vice presidential ticket with Cleve
land. Wherever he is known, Mr. Thur
man is honored, and in the ranks of his
party be is Idolized for his unswerving
honesty and integrity and for the large
measure of capacity for public affairs
that be has d IsplayeU In a long and active
life.
Cleveland and Thurman ' It would be
a ticket that would strike terror into the
hearts of the opposition. It would an
chor Indiana In the Democratic column
beyond pertdventure, and would cauEe
Ohie te be doubtful in her political moor
lags. It Is said that the president is anx anx anx
loes te have Mr. Thurman as his running
mate, which is another evidence of the
great political sagacity with which Mr.
Cleveland ,'s endowed.
The Chinese.
Australia is showing considerable In
dependence in dealing with the Chinese,
though ber course is placing mother
England in a meat embarasslng position.
China respectfully calls attention te the
'' undoubted fact that all the Chinese emi
grants sail from the English pert of
Ileng Keng, and that the prevention of
emigration seems te be enthely in tie
bands of England. China Is net anxious
for her people te go abroad, and in fact
would rather keep them at home te pay
taxes and fight in Tier armies If need be.
But the Chinese seem determined te go
fortune-bunting somewhere, and, ruled
eat of this country, they Imve alarmed
the Australians with a rush of immigra
tion, and ere even crowding into Mexico
where their industry gives them a
marked advantage ever the native cheap
labor. Probably we will next hear of
tbcm in England. What will be the end
of this swarming of the Chinese te evety
land where industry and sobriety are well
rawarded ? Undoubtedly It should hat a
the effect of forcing habits of industiy
and sobriety upon the men of ethd' races
they compete with, but will they net,
shut out from every civilized land in turn,
be forced at last te expend their energy
at home. They are at present affording
n most impressive illustration of a nation
waking from their sleep of centuries, but
when richer nnd mere powerful nations
have closed their doers te them and they
are thrown back upon their own resources
tbere is no geed reason why they should
net turn ever and go te sleep again.
Their contact with foreign nations can
hardly affect them as through the cru
sades it affected the people of Europe, for
they lack yet the Impulse of a great relig
ious and social revolution.
A Peer Kind eV Hlce.
Allen Tuerndlke Ttlce is the wealthy
and fussy editor of the North American
licvicw, who has built quite a trade out
of ether men's ideas. lie seems te have
a geed deal mere venom in him than
should properly belong te a discriminate
lng nnd conscientious editor, and he is
exercising some of it in a very cowardly
fashion upon the memery of the late
Judge Jeremiah B. Black.
He takes occasion in correcting a re
port about the Ingcrsoll-Dlaek contro
versy ever Christianity some years age In
the pages of the North American Jlcvitw
te say of Judge Mack that although his
"ability os a lawyer and writer Is disputed
by none, it was the general verdict of
disinterested readers that he was unequal
te maintain n controversy with his mere
glfUd opponent, and that he sought te
cover his retreat by resorting te personal
abuse of myself."
Ingcrsell " mere gifted " than Black I
It is the comparison of n pigmy with u
giant ; and Illce would knew it if he was
net wrapped about with nu Impenetrable
cloud of egotism.
Wis have been nhewn rt conlldentlnl cir
cular from James P. Fester, tbe president
of the National League of Republican elub,
la which he earnestly Mka ler money te
help the Republican causa Us says that
Pennsylvania high tariff beneficiaries are
net psj it (j what they should te the sup
port of tl e "grand old party," They had
better keep their nioney this year, for thin
time the Cleveland wave Is going te roll
Irresistibly evor the country.
Tin: doetorn sgree that Gen. Hherltlan
willdle, which exeltes the fair Inlorenoo
that he will get welL
Kx-OovKnNen Uevt M oredlted with
expressing the opinion that Oloveland will
be re oleetod. 'Ills believed that Senater
Cameren is of the same opinion and there,
feie deea net want the Uepubllcan presi
dential nomination tUlsyesr.
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Tun longest iipoeeh made by Ocn.
Hherldan, who la mere of a lighter than a
talker, waa that at the Crouton reunion of
tbe voterans nt Southwest iewa and North
west Missouri. Thore worn nt loam ten
tlieiiBand veterans present, In Addition te
thousands of ethor persons. The enthu
siasm for Hherldan was overwhelming,
mid, contrary te oustem, he at lat ylolded
te the Importunities et the voterans and
niade a spoceh that went dlreet te every old
eoliiler'a heart. It was net brilliant, but It
contatned this sentiment : ' New, 1 want
te any te you, comrades, I am Indebted te
the prlvate In the ranks for all this credlt
that lias oemo te ma lie was the man who
did the righting, grid the man who otrrled
the musket In the greatest hore of the war,
Iu my opinion, 1 was nothing but nn
Bjtent, I knew hew te take care et tner.
1 knew what n Koldler was worth, aadrl
knew hew te ututly the country se as te
put hlui In right. I knew tww te put him
In liittlu wben ene occurred, but 1 wss
simply the agent le take care et him and he
did the weilt. New comrades, thCBoare
0)iii mon-senso things, and I can't say thrm
In very llowery language, but they are
true, nevertheless ; and they are true net
et me nlone, but of overybody due. It Is
te the oeinmon soldler that we aroludebtcd
te any credlt te us."
Tun New Yerk SVieima Indulges In a
curious speculation as te tbe marrlsge
ollquette of the future provoked by tbe re
ported ecconlrlelty of two rocent marriages.
Iu ene cate tbe groom's best man and all
the ushers wero Ilenedlcts ; in another the
bride nnd groom stayed at home and tbe
parents el the bride went oil en the wedding
Jeurney under a shower of rlce and a Hying
shop. Hsya the Tribune's scrlbe: "Jfthe
groom's best man Is te be a Ilnnndlet, why
shall net the mandate go forth that the
bride's best girl shall be a matron ? And II
It shall come te be regarded as the thing ler
the bride's parents te take a weddlng
Journey, will net the brlde'a younger
brother organize a publle sentiment In
favor of tbe groom presenting them with
nickel-plated bicycles at tbe same tluietlmt
he gives his best man ecatfplns T"
TtiK Philadelphia News has new piper,
new type, new presses and new elUix a. It
should obtain many new BUbscrlbeis,
PERSONAL.
HiikkidanVs children, threo girls and a
boy the latter known as I.lttle l'hll,
Junier are allyetiug.
Qkeiuik M. Tettkh, lieutenant com cem
mander of tlie United States ship Talla Talla Talla
poesp, died at Moutevldoo en Hundsy.
Mus. Cleveland en fdenday visited
Huvcrferd and llryn Mawr colleges,
lunched with Mrs Chllds at " Wootten,"
and rode en Mr. Housten's tally. hr, The
right was spent at Mrs. Weed's home In
Qermsntewn.
Calvin R ISiuek, a new Ohie light In
national politico, Is regarded as worth about
120,000,000, enlelly In railroad Interests. He
Is the son of a Presbyterian preacher who
lived In Ohie en a salary of 300 a year
before there was se mueb railroading.
L. a. Heck, a well known railroad man,
who bad Just retired from tbe mperlnton mperlnten mperlnton
dencyef the Northern division et the Chi
cgn, Milwaukee & Su 1'aul railroad, fell
downs light et stairs at Ills home In Mil
waukee, WIoensln, Meuday, and wts
killed. It li thought he was stricken with
paralysis., lle was about 0J years old.
Fit an ic Mills, the Harvard student who
died at Cambridge, Friday, alter smoking
opium for the Urst time, was tnevletlm of a
falsa theory wbleh has a very potent In
lluence en college undergraduates. A vast
number el Btudents are Impressed with the
Idea that a knowledge et evil In all 1 s
VirlousTerms tends te broaden the mlud
aad add symmetry te a liberal education.
lXucttleual Interests.
The report of the oemmltteoon education
undo te the general oenforenoo et the
Methodist Kplsoepal church In New Yerk,
Monday, showed thattrem April P, 18SI, te
November 10, J6S7, the receipts bad been
f22S8!C. t t ., . d. urchti'JD.oeU. The
oeiiiiiuiiu also has a Itrmanttit fund or
f00,00a Tbere are new JUT InstttuUens of
learning under the cars of the ahurcb, 1,&95
teaehers, 32,277 students, aud educational
property worth 20,M)0,OOa
m mt m
8123,000 rire at Usllcfenle.
A tire broke out en Monday morning In
Humch' block, en AllegLany atreet, Jn
Uellelente, entirely destroying that prep
erly seu lue firsi national bank building,
Including the peslcfllce, Hunits opera
house, the grocery ateri a el A. O. Moere k
brother and Jared Harper, W, W. Meyer'a
dry goods store, Montgomery's tletning
tore, the Cooperative store and Weed
ring's stationery store. The total Iws is
about f 125, CW, ou which there Is 175,000 In.
surancr, ,
Tna population of Laarastsr
Is about thlrtr inetxand, an we would
say at least one-hall are troubled with some
arfecilen of the Threat and Lungs, as these
numerous than ethers. We would advise all
net te nngteet the opportunity te call en thMr
drnftalttand get a bottle of Kemp's llaUara
ler fro Threu and l.nngs. rrlce tee and II W.
Trial Utt free. Beld by all dniRgUU. ()
m 11
IlaptnrscnieBniranteedbyUr.J, II, Mayer
831 Arch street, Philadelphia, Kass at once,
no operation or delay from business, attested
by thousands of euros after etiiers ull, advice
free, send for circular, matHMjdAw
BPSOIAL NOTICES.
North Vele KspeHllent,
Prlzn fights, lotteries, walking matches, and
balloon ascension are uauallr hninDiigs et the
worst sort, Or, Themat' ScUclrle Oil Is net
aliurabuif. It Is a quick cure for aches and
tpmtna, nnd Is Just geed for lamennis. for
sle by II. It. Cechtan, druggist, 137 and 133
North Quien street, Lancaster.
Don't Be Fatnt-Hearied.
It yen are In treuble leek up, held en, gire
the bines geed by. If you are in pain, hare a
Umene'i, hava an aohe et any kind, go te the
nmgglal and ask him for TViemat' JCeltettle
Oil. It will de you geed evcrv time, rersale
by II. tl Uechran, drngl(t, 187 and IX) Werth
Uueen street, Lancaster.
Til It ItKV. (4R0.11.THATRB,ef Jlonrben
lnd.says: "lteth myaeir and wile ewe our
I Ires te BIIIt.OH'fl CONSUMPTION OUUKs.,
rer sale by II. II. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1ST
North qneun street. (8)
Uucklen's Arulea twite.
Ths ItasT Salts In the world for Cats, Unities
Seros, Ulcers, Halt Hhemn, rever Bores,Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Cerns, and all
Skin krnptlens. and positively cures Piles, or
nepny rtxjulreil. Ituguaranienptoglvnper Ituguaranienpteglvnper Ituguaranienptoglvnper
feot aatlsiacllen, or immey rufunded. Price
S cents per ber. rer sale by II. U. Cochran,
Druggist, Nes. U7 and UU North (Juecn street,
Lancaster. Pa. JuneCT-lyd
' BIIIMIH'MCUKE will Immediately relieve
Croup, whoepm Cough and ilrenchltta. rer
sale by It. B. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. UTNerUt
Uucen street. (7)
Tlia Verdict Unanimous,
W. II. Hull, Drueelat, Illnpua, Ind., U-sttfles t
"I can recommend Hluctrtc Hitters as the very
best remedy, Jtvery bottle sold has gtven relief
In evt ry ease. Una man took six bottles, and
was cured or llhnnmatlam of 10 years' rtand
Ing." Abraham Hani, Hnllovllle, Ohie, afflrmst
'1 he beat selling medicine. I hare ever ban.
dled tn my an yuan' experlence, Is KlectMc
Hitters." ThenMiida of ethers have added
tbelr testimony, se that the verdict la unani
mous that Klectrte llilUirsdncumall dlMOtins
of the Ltver, Ktdneynr IilerMi. Kormleatlt
ii. ueenrans iirug morn, hi ana isu nnnn
Queen street, Lamaater, l'ft, 12)
Their llualneaa llnemlng.
I'mbablvnnonethtnithaacjttacdaiichnrnah
of trndu at Cochran's drug atom us their giving
awuy te thelr customers et aemany Iteu trial
botues of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption. Tlintr trade la nlmpiy onermnns In
this very valuable article from the fuel that It
nlays cures and never dlmippetnts. Cough,
Colds, Aslhma.llronrhttls.Ci'niipandallthient
nnd lung dUeuaea quickly cureil. Yeu can U'st
tr. before bnylng by gelling a trial bottle free.
JCvery bottle warmnuid. (3)
Mether Mothers 1 1 Mothers til
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a stck child suiTerlng and crying
with the excruclallng pain of cutting teeth t
If se, go at ence nnd gut a botUe of MUS.
WINSLOW'SROOTHINUHYUUr, It will re
lieeo the peer llltle eWTerer ImmudlaUily de
pend upon It thcre Is no mlatoke atieutlt.
'Ihurolsneta mother nn earth who bes evor
used It, who wUl net tell yen tit once that It
will regulate the bowels, and v. vu root te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like uiagle. it Is perfectly safe te
use In all cases aud pleasant te the bise, and Is
tboprefccrlptlnn ofenuofthe olrtent and best
inmate physicians aud nurces tn the Untied
Btates. Held overy where, tti cents a bottle.
ma101ydAw
II. II. Cochran, Net. 137 nnd IX) Nonh Queen
street, Lannasier, fa., Is selling HHII.Olt'B
CUUUI1 CUltK ns a guuranloe te euro all
hre.it and lung troubles. 8)
" Heme, Hwt Heme."
This song Is Tery geel In Its way, but 1
Hieielnmiy slckncx In thnhontubeldt If si
home cannot be u'wnys plcasiant. We lake
pnpeetiU pleaauieln recemmundtng Jl unlock
Jlloeil JiUUri, a bona ltdu and curtain cure for
dVfpepatii, aud all OUeaava of the liver and
kllueJH, for sale tiy It. II. Cochran, drug
gttt, 137 and IX) North Cluoen street, Lancus-tr-
t'ut Upeu ilia Feet.
"Set up In bed and ceughsd till the clothing
wnt wet with peniplratteii. Mv wile tntlauu
that 1 lite Tfiemai' Xcleclrie Oil. The drat
Uuisjineiilul relieved m, una two hettlrs have
eiiridmn. 1 ein heneatfy recommend It," K.
II. I'ethlna, Creek Centre, N. V. 1'er iale
by II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13'J North,
gueeu fireet, Lancaster. . J' '
A tVouutn;a,U(s'eeTerr.
" Anotter Taxmlli rful dlacoverv haa been
inndu RiiA Wat tee by a ludy In llili country.
DliQiuie fiutened Its clutches upon her, and
-tifr aitven tears she wllhatoed the seveteat
tea's, but her vital organs were iitidunnlnud
and death seemed Imminent. Bhe bnughta
bettln or Dr. King's mew IUcevury ler con
sumption, nnd was se much relieved ou taking
II r. I iIimu that she slept all Highland with one
bottle hai been miraculously cured. r
name la sirs. Luther Mill" 'Xhua writes W.
O. llamrlck A Ce , of Shelby, N. C. Ucta free
trial bettln ut Ctnlimu's Drug Mem, 137 and
i:m North Uueen alroet, Jincuxter, l'n. (2)
" The Dnail l.lnu."
Many old soldiers remomber "the dead ltne"
at AuoerKeuvlllo. It wan a mighty dangerous
nclghbm heed. DtBpepata, biliousness and
liver nnd kidney dUi ntu) are lull et perils ter
thualak, i. Hunietk llleail littler! urea err
I um remudy. Hjld everywhere, for sale
by II II. Cochran, druRgtat, 137 and lit North
tlueun Mtrenit. Lancaster.
WHY WILL YOU 0UUII wheu rhlleh'a
Cure will glvolmmudlatnriillef. l'rK-. 10 cts..
Men, and II ForaalebylI.il Cechran.liru
giat, Ne 137 North Uueun mrceL (0)
Hear lllm.
"1 'eel new. I was alllleted with Hick head.
scliindgeneruldut)llay, but Jturtleck Jl.oeil
Jltttert brought about an luimcrtUt.. luuiinvu
tnentlii mv geuural biinlth. 1 cimslder them
thu best faintly mcdtelm) In the markuu"
Adolp Lullrz, Ituirun N. Y. rersule by II. II.
Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and 1JS North yticen
strtet, Lnneislcr.
JUST Ail UDUD.
Don't allow anyone te make yen helleve any
ether remedy ta lust ns geed for sick henduche
aa Dr. I.eallu'a Hneclal
as it. i.caiutH uneciai iresci union, for It la
net true. Thla U the only rumedy In the world
that strikes at thu root et thu disease aud
drlwlleut, (Jlve it atrial.
WAXAXAKUliW,
1'uti.iDSLruu, luciday, May , lass.
Equestrian group lady, boy,
and groom. Life size, and" as
true te life as the green turf
under the horses' leet. In the
main aisle, near Chestnut
street.
Anether wrinkle added te
the Slimmer Event features.
The old ones remain.
Summer Blankets. Almest
gauzy, but fluffy. Se light that
you won't care te kick them off,
and yet warm enough. The
happy medium. Daby size or
any size for full double bed,
$3.50 te $3.50.
Summer Spreads light as
Dimity, but mere sightly.
Honev-cemb blocks and string.
Something new. Deuble bed
size, $1. Old-fasb'ened Dimity,
$1 te $1.35.
Heney-comb, 70c te $1.50.
Marseilles, $1.75 te $10.50.
Cheese - cloth Comfertabler,
stuffed with clean carded cot
ton, $1.75 and $2.
Ntar Women's Waiting ltoem.
Gingham prices arc en the
lowest shelf, 20 te 50c.
Scotch Zephyrs 37c from
50 ; ten styles.
Scotch Surahs 25c from 40.
Scotch checked 25c from 40.
Cottens are all limping en
the same feet.
Northwest of centra.
French Printed Flannels.
What of the Flannel tribe is
prettier for outing wear ? Fig
ures of half a hundred sorts in
a dozen color plays. 50c.
A bit mere agony in the
WAIT JLMAK MIl'S.
1 AWXSKJW S,Vyq
Stripes just new. Fer tennis
suits or caps, or " blazers," or
any of the open-airings.
cluster stripes one color
clutter strips, many colors
plain wide stripes
en grounds of
cream whits
biua drab
sjteet pink
65c a yard. The new colors of
the Belmont Cricket Club
black, white and cardinal
come in this rich twilled Flan
nel. Ceylon Flannel, Gingham
colors. Cotten warp, wool
filling. Light and strong. Ne
shrinking. 37, 50 and 65c.
Anything else in Flannels
that ought te be in the fullest
gathering we knew of.
Northcastef centre.
When a traveling man Bees
the new Hand Bags with Col Cel
lar and Cuff pockets, that set
tles it. He gets one. The
stifiest and curliest cellar or
cuff there is slips out of sight
and out of the way and stays
flat and clean till you want it.
Grain leather, frame riveted
and covered, 12 te 18 inches,
$5 te $S.
A special let of genuine
Alligator Bags, real gilt trim
ming, fine lining, inside stays,
rVt-25. $5 and $5.75 ; 10, u,
and 12 inches.
Yeu can see in five minutes
what the world is doing in
Traveling Bags and the like.
Twe or three hundred en racks
and tables. Every sort.
Under Juniper and Market stroet stairway te
Cat puts atid snrr.iture.
Thinking about the Ham
mock? The dreamiest and'
laziest lounging place you'll
ever come across. Sling one
almost anywhere. Any sort.
Mexican grass, 1 4 feet, white or
colored, $1.50. There are nar
row, short, peer quality Mexi
can Grass Hammocks. Loek
out.
Uaaement, northeast of contre.
Seme Tennis experts put the
Sears Special Racket ahead.
It's a hummer, sure enough.
We've a table full of them at
$7. Tables full of ether
Rackets thirty-five sorts, but
we believe the Wanamaker
Specials Fairmount $2, Ard Ard
merc $3, Belmont $4, and Wis Wis
sahicken $4; te be the best
Rackets ever offered for the
....w. .....JWV.U..1. .V 1.1UU.J.
"Disument, northern et centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
TM UXKtt.
Tii)iNQHAnnr,Es.
I. Haberbush & Sen.
RIDING SADDLES.
The tilling season having opened, we are
prepared le show the largoslassertmentln the
city el l.adlca' and tlenl's aiding bmaies aud
Hrldlei. AIbe hlpi.
TWKNTYSTYI.K3 Or.
Lidite' 8nl Geui'j English Riding Creps
PROW 81.00 TO 0.0O,
M, Haberlmsli & Sen's
SADDLK, HARNESS,
AND
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Oeutre Square,
LANOARTKIU PA.
rOK HA LB OU KXXT.
RKSIDKNOK ON THK KA8T HIDE
of Dukn street, betmcen Orange and
Chestnut, ter lent. Inquire or
,... A.J.STKINMAW,
ml2 Bid At this Oinoe.
HOUSKHKOKHAliK ON THE MOST
ltberul terina. en Wait Chestnut, Wal
nut, Lemen, alary, flue and Ch&rloltastruel.
Apply at
1P15 6md SOI NOItTH MABY BTltKKT.
FOK BAI.E-HOK8E, WAOON AND
Harriets t Herse 5 years old, an excellent
driver, sound, Heinle aud tearless of cars i
Wagen new and suitable ler family cartlage
or delivery wagon, Apply te
IflOll 11 FULTON,
OrteDH.il. r.uuerr.
WKTuAStfrt Lancaster. Pa.
J7IOH KKNT-KKOil APUIL 1, 18S8,
JJ forenenraturinofycars, the Btrasbnrs
Hallroeit. with Coel and Lumhar Yum w,nf
house, Locomotive add Cars r all tn geed and
running order. The lease of this valaable
property presents a rare opportunity te any
party Oeafrlng te engage in a pleasant, well
established und pmatuble business, rer con
ditions, rent or ether in formation apply te
TIIOS. or HKS U V 11 AbMU AttDNlKU,
mvtfil Lancaster City, r&.
MAemximr. " "
pATTKUNS, M0D1TL8, te,
Central Machine Works,
ceunku or
UUANt'ANDClIUISTlAN STUKKfS,
(Uotref Court Heuse). LANCASTKK, fA.
Knglnes, Heller, Muttilnery
ratturun, Drawing, Iren and
and llepalrtnir.
Urass Cealings,
etc
beat equipped Uachlne and Pattern Atop
In the city ler light work.
swuoed Wers, rreinptnen, Itesaenable
Charges. aecW4
TOBACCO.
GTAKDABO OHKW1NU TOBACCO,
DOYOUQHEW?
TUKN QKT
THE BEST
WHICH IS
Finzer's
Old Honesty!
Qonutue Hgb a Red H lln Tag en
Hveiy Plus.
OLD HONESTY Is acknowledged te be the
r-UKEBT and MOST LA8TIHO pieea of
STANDARD CHKWINUTOHACCO en the
market. Trying It Is a better test than any
talk about It- Give It a fair trial.
AV-YOUKDKAXXn HAS IT.fa
nevis-iyd&w
MEDICAL.
YKll'H PILLS.
COMMON SENSE
In the treatment of slight ailments wenld
save a vaat amount of skkneis and mlsery.
ONK OF AYKU'D ViI.Ll, taken alter dinner,
will astUt Digestion ; taken at night, will re
lieve Constltetten s taken at anytime, will
correct IrrtRularllles of the Btomaeh and How Hew
els, stimulate the I.lver and cure Blck Head
ache. Ayer's l'llls, as all knew who use them,
aie a mild cathartic, pleaiant te take, and al
ways prompt and satisfactory tn thelr resttl s.
I can recemmend Ayer's l'llls above all
ethers, having long proved their value as a
CATHARTIC
for myself and famtly."-J. T. Iless, Lotlhs Letlhs
vllle, l'a.
" Ayer's l'llls hive bren In use In my family
upwards of twenty years, and have completely
verlfled all that lsolaluiel for them "Themas
V, Adams, San Diege, Teias.
"I hive nacd Ayei's rills In my famfty
for seven or eight years. Whenever X have an
attack el headache, te whleh I era very bud
Jeet, I take a doae of Ayer's Tills and am
always promptly relieved. I find them equally
beneficial In colds) und, In ny family, they
are used for bilious complaints and ether dls
turbances wlthaueh geed effect that we rarely
If ever, have te call a physician," It. Voul Voul
Heme, Haratega Bprlngr, M, Y.
AYER'S PILLS
rnerAitED bt
Dr. J. O. Ayer As Oe , Lewoll, Maea.
Beld by all Dealers tn Medicine.
may?lt7
AYER'S PH.I.B.
TORRllS AT
H. a.COCllltAN'a DUUO S TO It It.
Nes. 137 A si North Vlucen bt., Lancaster, Ta
apN-imdAw
T1UMPU11EYS'
TTOMEUFAT11IO
ai'KOlFICS.
l)lt. HUMTIlltKYS'lioett of All Dlseages,
Cleth and ueld lllndlng. 111 Tages. with steel
Kngravlng, MAlLaD ruUK. Address, T. e.
liex 1810, n . V.
List of Principal Nes. Cures. Trice.
1. Kkvkes, Congestion, iEllatnmatlens M
1. Wen MB, Werm rever, Werm Colte V5
. Chtinu Celic, or Teething of Infants. ...in
4. DuBituacA.ef Children or Adults 25
fi. DTSBSTanr, Griping, illlleua Celic :5
0. Ciielsba Merbus. Vomiting Vi
7. Couebs, Colds, llrenehltls , S3
8. Nsdraleia, Toothache, Fareache vs
9. Hbaoaeiib, Hick Headache, Vtrtlge 25
10. DrsrsrsiA. Illlleua Stomach 25
11. ScrrHKSSBDer 1'AiwreL Tsuieds '26
12. Wuitbs, tee Trelnae I'erteds SS
IS. CBODr, Congh, Dlltlcult llreathing VS
14. Ralt ttnxriM, Krysipelas, Kruptlens
15. Urbekatihk, Kheumatle fains 2.5
1R. raVBB ad Aeus, Chills, Malaria 60
17, 1'iLs,, ltllnd or iileedlng ,.re
l. Catarsii, Influenza, Celd In the llead....b)
20. Wuoepino Coueii. Vlolent Coughs te
vt. OBBBiiAL Dbbilitt, ThyslcAl Weakness. .50
27. KtnxBT Diss.es te
28. Nssvecs HicaiLiTr si oe
90. Ubihart Wsabnuss, Wetting Hed te
Si- DiSBABBStis-rHB Ubabt, TalpltaUen....(t 00
Beld by drngglhts, or ami postpaid en re
ceipt nt price. HUHTHUKYs' UKnluiNE
CO, 10U rulten St., N. Y. Tn.lh.ajtwCJ)
Q.OLDKN HPEOiriO.
DRUNKENNESS
-OU TUK
LlyUOIl II A HIT TOSIT1VKL.Y CUItKD 11Y
ADUIN1BTKUINO DU HAl-NKb'
UOLDHN BTKCiriC.
It can be gtven In a cup of coffeo or tea with with
ent the knewledge of the person taking It : Is
absolutely harmless, and will etfect a perma
nent and speedy cure, wbether the patient la a
moderate drinker or en alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of drunkards have been mode
temperate men who have taken Gelden ,8no ,8ne ,8no
elflo In thelr cottee without thelr knowledge,
and te-day believe they quit drinking of thelr
own froewllt. ITNKVKlt rAlLB. he sys
tem once Impregnated with the Specific, It to te
cornea an utter-Impossibility for the llauer
appetlte te exlst. rer sale by
CHA8. A. LOCHKU, Druggist,
Ne. 9 Kaat King Streot, Lancaster. Te.
aprlS-lrdTu ThAa '
SAFE, BURE AND SPEEDY OUItE.
Kupture, Vaiioecelo and Special Diseases
of either sex. Why be humbugged by anscks
when j ou can And in Dr. Wright the only Use
blab I'btsIeiah In Thlladelphla who makes a
specialty el tbe above diseases, and curbs
THaMt t'CBBS uuAitANTBSD. Advice Kree day
ana even'.ng. strangers can be treated and re
turn home name day. offices private.
Dlt.W. U. WKIOHT.
211 North Ninth Street, Above Itace.
T. O. box 673 ThUadelp hla.
febM-lydAw " "
BABY CAKHIAUX8.
JwIilNN HBKHJCA.
100
Different Patterns
-OF-
BABY CARRIAGES
-AT-
FLITS N & BRENEMAN.
"Alaska" Refrigerators
HAYS NO KQUAL.
PUNS k BRENEMAN,
Ne. le2 North Queen Etroet,
LANCAaSKU TA.
WATUMI
WATCHES
fir rarmera and Railroaders, H Karat Geld
rilled II09B Cases, Klgln Works, each,
Jeb Let. Best watch ana Jewelry Repairing,
spectacles, Kyeglasses and Optical OoeSiTcor.
raet time dally, by leiagrapa only plaea In
the city.
LOUIS WBKB,
Ne. 1X M. Queen Bt , opposite City Hetel,
hear Penn'a Depot.
Q.lLl-JKWBliER, 40.
SPECTACLES.
Having purchased the Entire Stock of
SPECTACLES OF A DECEASED
OPTICIAN, I will sell them for leas
than one-fourth their value In order te
close them out quickly. -Spectacles that
formerly sold for $2.60 per pair I will new
ell for GOc. Understand, this is net a
chtap Spectacle, but the finest lenae and
frame that Is made. Will measure your
eyes with accuracy, and can guarantee a
lit In every Instance. As the line Is lim
ited it will be well te call early.
CHARLES a GILL,
Jeweler and Optician, Ne. 10 West King
Street, Lancaster, l'a.
w
ATUHKS.
WATGHESf
SKK TUKTKST OlSl'tAY IN OUlt
WINDOW OF TH a
Geneva Hen Magnetic Watch,
The only Watch made which It guaranteed
net te be affected In any wsy by
ELECTRICITY,
WALTER C. HERE,
Ne. 101 North Quean Street,
LANCABTEH. FA.
nl-tfd
FUKNITORB.
"vehs qiuus.
Our Advice.
New that house-cleaning time
is here, send your old furniture
te the Second - Hand Stere.
Yeu can get as much for it as
you will pay us for New Style
Furniture. Step up-stairs at
31 Seuth Queen street, see our
large stock and get the lowest
prices in this city. Have a leek
at these new patent brace chairs,
same price as the old style and
much stronger.
OCHS a GIBBS,
31 Seuth Queen Street,
Up-stairs.
aprll-lya
w
IDMYEU'S.
FURNITURE
WIMYER'S OOBBBE.
THE OLD CORNEll
is reu. or goeo nkw auuNee.
Our stock U loe largn ana must he reduced
befnrethn season chiefs. Todethls e hive
concluded te iflve the people a chance te get
Geed Furniture 1
AT A LUTLK COST.
Wohsvesomo Reeds fnet the neweit, but
Just as KOtdi that will he sold if the piles put
en thetn wtli h-U tbem.
These are t.ltiCA.T tlKGUN9, and we ex
pect te see them mete lively.
WIDMYER'S
FUJINITUItK STOMC
Oer. East Kins & Duke Sts.
e
UK REPAIR DEPARTMENT.
HEINITSH'S
27 AND 20 SOTJTH.QUEEN BT.,
LANCASTER, l'A.
It yen have anything te he repaired, send It
tens Wuaru prepared te autudlelt iiuile
promptly.
Eeuphelstering of 11 Kinds.
Your Old llslr Mattress Made Over Bqual te
New, at Moderate l'rlcu.
A lulll.lnnet NKWNOVKLTIKSln I'lush,
Tupestilts, Krtneli Cretonnes for Ueuphel.
storing) te select from.
HEINITSH'S.
VOAL,
TVAUMGAKDNKK'8 COMPANY,
COAL DEALERS.
8MT,SlstNrl,n6en8tre6t','na Na
DepeuiNOrUl i'rtnee 8tnei nearUesdtng
n16tfd l,ANOABTH. fA
B
H. MARTIN.
Wholesale and ltetall Dealer in all kinds el
hUMUKK AND COAI
-Vaiid-Ne.430 North Water andPrlne
PtrHeU. above l.emnn, Lanesster. nS-lyd
TDECOMMKNDED BY EMINUNT
t'lIYEICIANS
The "Best "Tonic,
a concentrated Liquid Kztr&ct of Halt ana
Uept. rer sale only at
J. O. HOOOHTON A CO.,
Ne. J and West King suceU
CLOTUIXO.
ASKEW
OB MR.
AT NOS. tU AND 238 WEST K1NQ BTKHT.
07-lT
M
ART1K BROTHKRR
Ilea's and Bejs' On
Tha BeLt
Ter 3acks
derwea, Hosiery, Drets
Ihtru, Flannel BMrtj,
CelUrs, Cuffs, Rtekwear,
Suipenders.Oversllssnd
nil wsnUble wears In
most genereus variety.
And Dellais.
UNDIBWKaK Thuehetcettand cheapest
tea Is'and and Kgyptian Cotten tnOtnseand
Bslbrlggan. Merine and Nstnrsl Weel Bem.
mer Wrights, Vc Ue, 60a, 753. II 0 II SB.
HOSIEUV ?corei of dezens. Allthi) new
styles. A intck selling let Bsthrlggan, rein
lar made, 11 Je; at ICe and Vc Mede, Tan,
Drab and Striped, Bcamleas.
' Our Beady-Made OlethicR
Is uaklng fit friends of men, young men,
mothers and boys. It s the style, the make
and the price. Kverythlng sought f.ir In
dress and every-dsy suits, nnd quail1 lts.qoan lts.qean
tlttesi designs and styles te please everj body
and fit as neatly as If mode te measure.
MARTIN" BRO'S
Clothing anil Furnishing Goeuit
S8 NOUTH QUKBN BT.
w
ILIilAMBON A FOSTER.
TeHiBlaln the Crlmten rnldsandr&delcss
Stars el our
GLORIOUS BANNER.
THAT 13
The Grand Army of the Republic.
FOtt
THE FRATFRJUTY
Whs reverence thMr memory en UoceraUon
Hay we supply
Indigo Blue Bulla at $7.00, 87.60,
810 and 812.
Caps, 76 Oonte.
Bamboo Oanes, 6e. and lOe.
WSterea close en Decoration Say at Noen.
Williamson & Fester,
32.34,3G&38E. KING ST.,
LANUABTKI!, PA.
BRANCH STORE,
UAKimliUItU, l'A.
R
KDUOED PRIOa.
L. G&NSIM Sl BRO.
Mea's, Beys' atd Children's
SUITS
At Reduced Prices.
Men's All-wool SultsiedticedlromfStetSCO
lien's All. Weel Suits reduced front !0tet7.
Men's All-Weel Bulls reduced from 111 te 18.
Men's All-Weel Suits redueed from 113 te 110.
Men's All-Weel Suits reduced from 110 te ill.
Men's All-Weel Bulls reduced lrem lia te
$13 50.
Heys' All-Weel Sulti reduced frrm tt te It.
ileys' All. Weel Butts rodueed from 7 te 13.
Beys' All-Weel Su.ts reduced Iretn 18 le IT.
Heys' All-Weel Suits reduced from $9 te 17.
Children's Sut.s at 11.59, It 73, (2 te, 3, , 4 SO,
IS.00.
Kxamlre our great linn of Trousers at 70s,
II, 11.23, II 75, 12, 1 an, tn. 3 te, S4, II '0, 13 All
splendid styles and net te ba had anywhere
elseat the price.
Grand Army butts at 16, ti and 10.
Our Custom CepartrnentsreiisfDrltslt.
L. teman d Bre.,
B. W. CORNER
NORTH QUEEN Ss ORAN3E 8TB.
I..ANOASTKK. l'A.
TTYKKSIA HAlUlfOW.
Gr. -A.. R.
Te every member of tl e Grand
Army we efftr a suggestion
quietly don't buy a Ul:ep B.ue
Suit that will turn iti color be
cause you can buy It for a few
dollars less than Berne one else
has paid for a geed one. This la
truly peer economy. Noenebuys
Clothing at such extremely low
prices as the members of the
Grand Army. "We've favored
them because we think we're In
debted te them for past service.
We have Just offered them Suits
at prices without profit. Our
Suits at $9, 12 and 14 are the
genuine " True Blue," and If
you've heard of any from our
stock that were net "True Blue"
we should like te hear of it. Twe
sets of buttons with etch Suit.
It Cost Nearly 300,000 lives
Myers & Rathfon,
UELIAULK CLOTI1IKU3,
HO. 13 BAST KING ST.,
LAHGA8TIU PA.
I.