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THE IHTKLLiaXMCKB,
Lancaster, l'a,
WTelephene Connection
A Great Drawback.
The great mass meetings which attend
national convention sittings lend them
drawback te the dellberateness et their 1 Is
counsel. A convention of a few liunarea
members that sits surrounded by ten
times as many people, cannot be unaf
fected by their presence, and the feeling
of the galleries Is relied upon often te in
finance the action et the delegates. Fer
instance, en the last day of the St. Leuis
convention there were people in the au-1
dlence who Interrupted the proceedings
Tecy Indecorously . wltli their exclama
tkms In favor of Gray ; find it looked as
though there was design in the perform
ance; for Gray was certainly net the
choice of the people either in St. Leuis
'or the country. The demonstration was
feeble and ineffective ; but national con
ventiens should be protected from nil
uch influences. They assemble te record
the sentiment et the delegates which
may be supposed te be that-of the coun
try ; and they should be free from the
dictation of local and special interests.
There Is no way of securing this result
but by making the audience small enough
te put it under the control et the conven
tion efflcers. New there Is hardly a pro pre
tense of such control ; and there Is much
space te be tilled and se much neise te
be overcome, that only the biggest
lunged speakers can make them
selves heard. The convention hall has
necessarily ceased te be a consultation
chamber. The principles of the party
re net discussed there, but the work of
the resolutions committee is taken ns It
comes from it. The convention hall is
only for voting purposes and nominating
speeches and brass bands and huzzas. It
may be as well that the dellteratien shall
be done by committees, and no great harm
may be done by cutting down convention
oratory ; but the day may ceme when a
very obnoxious lnlluence may be exercised
try the masses that Bit around and upon
the convention's delegates.
A llase Attack.
Ilev. O. II. Pendleton, a Worcester,
Masj., clergyman, has Bttrled the slander
mill In operation against President uip o e
land by declaring that the president's
life in the White Heuse has been fre
quently marked by debauchery, and that
bis fair young wife has been compelled te
cscape from her husband's brutality by
fleeing te Xew Yeik, and that It was for
this reason that Mrs. 1'olsem went te
"Europe in pest haste.
It Is difllcult te understand the depths
of depravity that would Inspire such n
malicious and base attack upon the
domestic life of the foremost husband
and wife In the country. If the tongue
of slander Bheuld ever held its peace,
surely it is Qttlng that it be silent when
the evil mind suggests such base and
baseless utterances. We published the
womanly and indignant reply of Mrs.
Cleveland te these charges en Thursday.
It burned with virtuous Indignation and
Bheuld mnke the guilty author of them
squirm llke the vlle worm that he doubt
less is, Mrs. Cleveland writes: "I pity
the man of his calling who has been made
the tool te give circulation te such
wicked and heartless lies. I can wish J
the women of our country no greater
blessing than that their homes and lives
may be as happy and their husbands may
be as kind, attentive, consldurale and
affectionate as mine."
If, instead of pity, litis clerical scamp
was imprisoned, it would be mero te the
purpose. There Is a pathos In President
Cleveland's allusion te the vile attack
that must go straight te the hearts of oil
who read It :
X don't bollevo It la worth that notice. Of
course theae stories have come te us bore.
ad they have been the subject r oenxtani
Joking in the beuse between filif. Clovo Clevo Clove
Jand and myself and with our friends.
They are tee absurdly lalse for notice, I
think, and X de bate te have my wlfe'a
name brought Inte any discussion. Her
tqres flash ence In a wblle when tbese tales
are brought te us, and oho ban several
times been en tbe point of saying eomethlng
indignant te tbe public, but 1 don't bollevo
It la a matter whleb alie or 1 or our frlenda
ought te notice. X don't belleve any ene
will credit these stories wbe doea net want
te de se. Oar beuse lias been filled with
visitors ; many of Mrs. Cleveland's frlenils
have been in It for days and seme for weeks
at a time ; Bhe herself is cenatnatly seen by
the public. Tbe llttle woman does net leek
like an abused wife, and ber young friends
knew very well that she Is a happy wife, for
abe often wishes tbeuaa happy a inarrled 1 If a
as we have together. Ne, 1 will net consent
te your writing anything en the matter.
My wlfe and I can, X believe, trust te the
manly and Christian spirit et our country
men and women, te whom this malignant
persecution and secret poisoning of reputa
tion must surely be odious. Heme things
we may bold te be tee contemptible ler
notice.
The clergyman who thus wounded
bitterly the president and his wife is new
most abjectly apologizing, but no amends
can take from the poignancy of the stib
that was intlicted. He should be despised
among men, and among his brethren he
should be made te fetl the force of the
Bcriptural injunctien: "Wee te him by
whom scandal cemetu."
An Old Trick.
The Philadelphia newspapers are in
spired te eay that the Heading lean has
been a wonderful financial success. The
plain f&ctseenu te be that a lean of a
hundred million dollars, which is a first
Hen upon all the Heading property and
bearing 4 per cent, interest, has been
sold te a syndicate of the leading bankers
of the world atja price less than 67 j centa
en the hundred ; that a suls:riptlen for
a quarter of this amount has been made
at fc"i; being taken as Eoon as the books
were opened.
Where the success te the Heading com
pany in this is we de net well eee. We
see that it has Beld 100 cents for 87 or
less ; and we see that the people who took
Ue 100,000,000 could very well, In
Jjersen or by proxy, take t2-j,000,000 of it
ever again at any price they chose te
same ana m quickly as they wanted te.
It is an old trick of syndicates with
bends te bcU, te open subscription books
and clap them shut, and shout that the
whole lead hat bwa taken.
Flgfetlng With Death.
It Is a question whether any mercy Is
shown te n man stricken as General Sher
idan 1b with a mortal disease, by prolong
lng his life. If the general recovers from
the severity of the present nttacks of
heart failure, he will be always liable te
their recurrence, we are told, at any mo me mo
ment, and the strictest regulation of his
diet and habits will be necessary te pro
tect his life It Is very doubtful indeed,
whether there Is any pleasure in living
under such censtanttbreatenlng and sucn
steady restriction. Hut it Is a question
about which there is little use in dlspuU
ing, since it is the nature of man te de
sire te live under all circumstances, and
if his family deslre it for him; and his
doctors are appointed te save him whether
he will or no. General Sheridan expresses
net only a desire but a determination te
live. It ,1s the impulse of a nature that
net willing te be boaten even by al
mighty power. Cenkllng expressed a like
resolution and was wholly unwilling te
yield te death. The doctors seem te
think that it is a great aid te them te
have their patients determined te live;
but.we note that a great many people who
are dally threatening te dio,survlve these
who never contemplate such catastrophe.
Z UcniiV te the baiidauna, the Htar Span
gled banner and auccecu In Indiana 1
Tin: Irish captured n geed abare et the
St, Leula convention. Collin pretlded and
Dougherty and Tarpey made the nomina
ting speeches. Then ter, Mr. Oleveland'a
mother waattie daughter of an IrUu book,
rjoller.
In ISMClorerClovoland was a llulUle
law clerk setting ft per woelc aalary. lie
iarocelrliig Homewlint mero tliau that to
day. Ai.icn 1'iHHKit wm btirled en TuesJay
from the nlinahouae hospital of l'hlladel
phla, but her funeral was attended by tbe
meat oinlnent and respected cltlr.ena and
tbey wero honored by that attendance, for
Alice Klaher was ene of tbe nobleit and
Kreatcat et Women ; et tbe kind that tbe '
world meat honors nfterMicy have left It.
Through her labors l'hlladelpbla has been
Riven a oerpi of tralned nuraes who nre
Justly rcspected as members of a akllled
and highly honorable profession, for by
tbelr earn many lives are aaved that would
otherwlso be lest through Ignorant nursing
or no nursing. Meil leal men have often
been worm in their praises of careful
nursing, but a geed nuree baa been re
garded as h rare product et nature, and It
has been left for n band of earnest and
untelflsb women llke Miss Flsher te preve
tbe possibility of educntlng nurses Just as
we edttcatn phvslelans. Ot all the new
fields openlng for woman's work eutaldn
et tbe home clrcle, net ene la better suited
te her than this new profession, whleji for
n generation nt least will only be chosen
by the most unselfish and tbe beat of
womeu.
1'jtKHIDI'NT Cl.ISVKl.ANl Will bO tbO
eighth American rocheaonMiy bis fellow
cltUetiH te the chlef honor in their glff.
l)u Neuman Kkiik, of Londen, proal preal proal
dentof thotjeclcty for the Study of lncbrlety
and chairman of tbe ltrltlsh Medlcal asso
ciation of the Habitual Drunkard' leglala leglala
tlve committer, read a very Interesting
paper before the International Congress of
Anthropology In New Yerk, lie Bald :
Hcreillty la tbe meat potent causoef these
leading te luobrlety, Fully one-half of Ine
briates have had tills fatal Inheritance
banded te thorn. Inobrlate boredlly may be
direct or Indirect, In tbe direct form thore
may be tin Inato tendoney te excess lu nar
cotics if Ihcse Ik) tampered with, no that
thore cau be no moderation. Tills direct
lnobrlale predisposition may consist of an
overpavtorlug impulse te gut drunk, as
seen n n alp et nn intoxicant nrouses tbe
Inborn lUme. Thore may be nocravlngfer
liquor, but there la au unmistakable un
healthy impulse, dlflleult te withstand.
Wliother rcalated or net, thla class of 'cases
la omlewcd from birth with se strong a
proellvlty te Intoxicants Ibat tbe allgbtcat
application of nn excltlng cause almost pro pre pro
clpllntes the mibject Inte a paroxysm of luo lue luo
brlate exeeH?. In ethor cases thore Beems te
be au actual pre-natal craving for lntoxl lntexl lntoxl
eanlp." Dr. Kerr urges tlmt tbe health history of
lnobriates aheuld be carefully traced, te
that proper nllownuce could be made for
the physical Inability under whleb ninny
sutler.
Ci.i:ni..Ni'8 recerd along with Tluir
man's baiulnnnu make a meat excollent
Doueoratlo lUg.
William lUtMiKMTKii, it podeatrtan,
has Just died lu llilllmore of pneumonia,
contracted during a walk, and bis death
should be a warning te the men wbe vlo vle vlo
late nalure'a laws for the sake ef.a llttle
gate moaey. This man ontercd for a
match at n Jlalllniore thoatre In which it
wax noeesnary te walk 450 miles in order
te get a shure of tbe gate receipts. He was
net a strong mau, and was rather stout,
buthotriedto makeup for tbose defects
by bU wonderful strength or will, and
managed te keep walking until be bed
made -I2U mlles, when be broke down com cem com
pletoly, He wai advlsed te give up, but
Insisted upon going ou the traek again,
though preienllni; a most pitiful appoar appear appoar
anceof oxhauatleu. When bobadcomplo bebadcomplo bobadcemplo
tod the f50 mlles, be went home, but could
nolther Hloep nor cat, and, sinking rapidly,
be died a few days later. He wns only
thirty j ear a old nnil left a wlfe and child,
and a credible record as a pedestrian. .Sen
sible men will take warning from this
that pluck without dlsoretlon Is mere dan
gerous tliau valuable. The pnblle interest
in athletle contests Is hardly Increased by
the painful exhibition of will pewer driving
a worn-out man oleso te the vorge of sul
ci de.
llAiunsiiL'uu had a monster ratification
meeting in the court house there ladt ovou evou oveu
lng. 'J he large audlence listened te the
spoeolios by promlnent local Dsmecrats,
and altsr everybedy bocame tee lioarse te
longer obeor for Cloveland and Thurman
the meeting cauie te au end. l.aneaater
will prepare te ratify with unusual spirit,
PERSONAL.
Chuibtian K. Bess, father of the lest
Charlie, waijeaierday reappointed master
ward en et the pert of l'hlladelpbla. ,
Uui:sham writes te the Uenkhng club of
Pittsburg that he will net be disappointed
If unsuccessful at Chicago.
Gen. MeUitEARY ha been nominated
for nouater by ihe Kepubllcana of Krte
county,
I minuter llleuj at bt. Leuis.
JTroratlie New Yerk Bun.
W. U. Hensel la known by nnme te all
who read the political news et Pennsylva
nia. He will be known far and wlde In
some ether relation some day, He is a
force In publle ell airs. He baa the build of
a bulldcg, the will and ferce of a leader of
men, the readlneaa and wit et one who was
born en bis feet and bred In publle life.
Homebody in Missouri bad given vent te
the lmpitlonce of the multitude oer the
reading of tbe Interminable Hat el names,
and in tbe unanimous shout that went up
for their emission this Hensel et I'eunsyi
vanla eaw tbe opportunity te carry the
swarm et men with him farther yet fje
be called for tbe actual work of the conven
tion. XIe waa beset by the contacting de
mands of half a dczeu weuid-be leaders.
lie leaped into the aisle and appeared te
walk ever opposition aa be utroue forward
pressing bla motion. All except the half
dozen were with him. He carried his
point as in the Western whirl et wind
that we read of houses are swept up and
borne away,
Weary and Wern.
When Oie tired factory operative, Hie weary
out ilcHir lulwrcr, the evertasked bookkeeper
or clcik set W a medical recompense for ex.
ncnuii re of bodily force.whcro shall he find
t Cenld lha recorded ejperlenre et thou
.lulu "if worker l.e role ed, the erdlcl would
be 1 h i lln'tcticr's ftemach Hitter, renew;
fnlllnir Mrentlh. stimulates the Jaded mental
i..i-ni l frcfh ftftultr, and relaxes undue
iienoudtennleiin iiethlnjr else docs. Plgcs
tmn n regular hal.lt nf .body, appetite and
tlerp are promeled tiy It, and It la an M'
nilrnble niixlllnry In the recovery of health by
rnvnlerent. A faMldleus stomach Is net
offended by It, and te persons of lietli sexes In
drlicatn health n he occasionally feci the need
nf an efficient tonic, the whole range of the
n1iarmaceinla and the catalogue of proprie
tary mcdlclnea deea net present a mere usefnl
safer or mere decUlrc one. It la also Incom
parable for fever and ague, rheumatism and
kidney troubles.
The Itamlaemeat Lady In Utneaata
Remarked te a friend Uie ethor day that tha
knew Kemp'a lialaam for the Threat and
Iinng waa a euporter remedy, aa Itatopped
her oeufch inatantly when etheri had no effect
whatever, be toprevo thla and eenrlnce you
et 1U merit, any drngglat will r!ve teu a Bam
ple lioltle frt$. Large atie We. andiueu. v
Keptnre core guaranteed ty Dr.J. U. Mayer
831 Arch atrect, l'hlladclphla. Kaae at once,
no operation or delay from unalneaa, atteeted
by theuaanda of enrel after otherg fall, advice
tree, tend for circular, matlO-lydJkw
Waate Me Time
In vain attempta te oradlcate hlomlahee of tbe
feet, but buy buzodent at ence ana eppiy
Itvlgoreualy. Woverfoar that It will hurt the
enamel of your teeth ltke dentifrices you may
have used. On the contrary It will keep tbe
teeth Intact, render thorn bright, and perpetu
ate or rcslore the health of tbe mouth's In
terior. Uetard decay and Btay time's defacing
finger with rejuvenating, pleas&nt and whole whele whole
semo BO.ODONT.
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SPECIAL IfOTJOKS.
II. It. Cochran, Nes. 137 and 183 worth gnenn
stnwt, Laneuter, l'a., Is aelitng BHILUH'S
UOUU11 CUKB as a guarantee te euro all
hreat and luns troubles. 18)
BIlILOirSCUIlK will Imincfllntely relteve
Croup, Whoepln Cough and nrenchltls. for
silo by II. II. Cochran, UruggtiU Me. 117 North
Uueen street. (71
Mothers Mothers 1 1 Mothers I II
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
yourrealby a alck child suffering and crying
with the excruclatlng pain et cutting teeth t
If ae, go at ence and get a botUe of MllS.
WINHLOW'8 SOOTHING BYUm-. U Will ro re ro
Uevo the peer llttle sufforer Immedl&tflly-de-pend
upon It s there Is no inUtake about It.
There la net a mother en earth who has eve
used It, who will net tell you at once that It
will regulate tbe bowels, ana give rest te the
uiother, and rollef and health te the child,
operating llke magic. It la perfectly sole te
use In all coees and pleaaaut te the tase, and Is
the prescription of ene el the eldest and beat
temalu physicians and nurses In the United
Btates. Beld overywbore,2SconU a bottle,
mayie lydAw
WUY WtLI. YOU COUdU when Billion's
Oure will Ktvelminoaiaterttllur. 1'rlce loots.,
60 els , anfl 1. Fer sale by 11.11. Cochran, Drucr
KUt, Ne. 1S7 North Uncoil street. (G)
One nf my children, n Kill nboiilnlne years
e'd had a very baa iltacriaree from her head
and noHeof atlilex, vollewigli niatter. We bad
two physicians prescribe for her, but without
benefit. We tried Kly's Urcain Halm, and
inuohte our surprise, thore was aumrked lm lm lm
pinvonienl. We continued using the llaim
and Inathorttluie thodlacharee was appar
ently cured.-O. A. fury, Corning, N. V.
I'.ly lirotherr, lhave been nllltcted with ca
tarrh. 1 purchased a bottle or your Cream
Halm. It mil oiruetod r. complete euro. II.
U. Abbett, U7 Urnnl Ave , Allottheny City, l'a.
iny'il-Vwdeed,tw
A Weman's IlUcerery,
" Anolher wonderful dMcovery has been
made ana that tee by a lady In thh country.
Ulsoaae fustoned lis clntclies upon her, and
for Boveii years ahe withstood the soverost
teals, but her vital organs wero undornilned
and auth seemed lmmlnent. Hhe bought a
bettle of Dr. lllnK's New Dlicnvary for Con Cen Con
Riimptlen, and was se murhrei loved en taking
llril desn that ahe slept all nltiUt r.nd with ene
botlle hat been lntiaeuleusly cured. Her
name Is Mrs. Hither i.utr. " Thus writes W.
C. llamrlck A Ce , of Shelby, N. U. Uutn froe
trial bottle at Cochran's llrug Btore, 137 and
1X1 North Uueen street, .Lancaster, l'a. (2)
llucklen'i Arulca Balre.
Tb IIsstBalvb In the world for CnU.ltrutses
Benis, Ulcers, Belt Jthnum, rever Boree.Totter,
Chapiiea lianas, Chilblains. Cerns, and all
Bklu krupltenu. and posltlvely euros l'lles, or
no pay nyiulred. ltfaguaranuiopteglvoper.
foci sallataclien, or meney rolnnaea. l'rlce
te eon is nor box.
rer eate by II. it. Cochran,
Druggist, New. 137 and IX) North Qtioen street,
VUOU" SilTNJ
Junnn lya
lAiicuauir, a a.
l'lrtt-CUm lunurmnce.
Insare with 37iemai' Acfccfrie Oil. Ills the
cheapest and host method el Insuntnca we
knew of. lly Its use you aie sure te escape
many previous aches und pains. Policies ure
obtnlmihle at all driiKKUlln the form of bot
tles at M cents and II each, rer sale by II. li.
Cochran, aruKfflsl, 131 and 13V North Qtioen
street, i,ancaauir.
tVell hi liter.
l.ottle Heward writes Irem Uutrale, N. Y ,
"My system bocame creatly debtlluitcd
thniUKh aidneus prefusslnual dutlng. Butrerea
from Hansen, sick heaanclie, nnd blllnusness.
Tried Jltirileek Jlloed JIUteri with the most
bennllclal eirect. Am well us ever." rer silo
by 11.11. Cochran, ariiKKtst, 137 uud KU North
tluoen street. Luncmtei.
H'AIflfAMAKKJlH
I'muDBLruiA, 1'rlOay, June 8, lsss.
Concerning trash. We elten
tell j'eu that our stocks are
never allowed te descend te
trash.
What is trash ?
In general,
stun tee peer te dc ei use or
service, hence net worth deal
ing in. Fer example, imitations
of celluloid, frequently adver
tised as genuine, Plenty of
them, fragile and worthless for
practical use.
Again. Women's Cotten
I lesicry. We offer nothing at
less than 25 cents the pair. We
could sell a variety of sorts at
half that or little mere, but they
are coarse, loosely woven and
lacking in quality, shape, finish,
and durability. Is it wise te
buy trashy hose at two-thirds
the price of creditable goods
with double the wear ?
Yeu knew.
And these arc hints of our
notions en trash.
We have taken ever all the
Ladies' Jerseys a prominent
maker had. Yeu shall have
them at sensation prices for
such goods. Style, quality, fin
ish the best. We have put
them in eight lets :
1 Klnest Trench Bilk rinlih Caslimore
J erseyp. braided jeke and aluovej
werefUSU, new 93 Hi.
S rineit French Silk Finish t'&tbmere
Jersey, brutded hussar
were ftf.M, new fJM.
3-Klnest 1'renchBlik Finish Caihmere
Jcriiyn, nueiy uraiaea down irent
una tellarand enffj
ere M0, new te 50.
4 finest Trench 811k Finish Uislnncre
.lnuy. Bilk stitched, silk bntiou bntieu bntiou
heloa, and rlbbnn
florellW, iiewIJW.
fi-l'liie Caabmere Jerseys, braldid and
plulu, muuoreus stylca
at tlM, $3, $i 1 1. se i
ulineDl overyeno v. erth double
C Ooea Coshmere ,Meroy, nnuhed
with silk, geed bulleus and slik
ribbon ,,
te-diy's prlee 11 53.
Kslluiute thulr value when you feel
them.
7 Finest French 811k rinlsh Cashmero
Jerseys, with braided icveru
were ti ou, uew $3 fu.
8 Worsted Jersey , excellent for weir,
geed ter Bummer bathing
'Scents ; worth double.
Our 'assortment of Jerseys is
most complete, and represents
WAKAMAKMnB.
the best makers both at home
and abroad. It's worth your
while te carefully note our 30
fresh-Jersey Novelties.
Second fleer, Chestnut street slda. Twe ele
vators. There's matter in Dress
Goods for a paper full of taking
talk, xeuch and go instead.
German Pin-checks and
Stripes en beige ground, 37c
from 75c.
All-Weel Beige Plaids and
Checks, 50c from 75c.
Chevren Strines. 50c from
I
75C
Handsome Creamy Chains,
20c and 25c.
Gray and Brown Beige, 28c
and 37Jc.
42-inch Serge, all-wool, blue,
green, mahogany, 25c.
All-wool an" Silk-and-wool
Plaids, novelty effects. Spring
and Summer weight, 75c and
85c from $1.25.
Many desirable Plaids that
were gi, new 60c.
Mixed Camel's hair, for trav
eling and vacation wear, 75c
from$i.
Southeast or centre.
37c and 31c Sateen, 25c.
Scotch Surah Ginghams, 25c
from 40c. Scotch Check Ging
hams, 25c from 40. Scotch
Zephyr Ginghams, 370 from
50.
123c Crinkled Seersucker
for gc.
Northwcstet centre.
Mere than three hundred
and fifty Tennis Rackets en the
tables ; thirty-five kinds. Every
new kind in Rackets as seen as
it comes out. Ne dealer in
Tennis goods ever did the like
before.
Just the same with 'all sport
ing gear Fishing Tackle, Base
Ball, Cricket, Croquet, Lacresse,
and a dozen ether things for in
doers and outdoors playtime.
Wanamaker prices. Ham
mocks ; any sort. Mexican
Grass, 14 ft., white or colored,
liasement, northeast el centre.
A Corset maker wants you te
knew his goods. If you use
them once he has no doubt of
the rest. The trouble is te get
you te try them. Ladies are as
shy of new makes of Corsets
as of new makes of silk. A
little apt te be prejudiced, per
haps. This maker comes te us
with "I. C." Corsets by the
thousand, and says : "Get them
before your trade; nevermind
the price." That's his way of
advertising drops money en
the price. Yeu shall have :
1. C. Ne, se, reKiilar nrlce II 75, for II 55
1 a. he.!ls, rtKUlarprlce!2 2 , for II 10.
1 C. Ne , reKtilur price t2?3, fertlM.
1. C. "Tesca," regular price 1 75, for i.
Black, white, pink, lavender,
ecru. Maker's claims shape
perfect, material the finest. As
geed a Corset as we knew of.
The introduction price will only
last till you get acquainted.
ChcBlnul street side, east et atalu AI9I0.
The fermentation in furniture
prices has its effects.
Bedroom Suites and Side
boards have been under the
reductions. Thirty per cent efi
is touching te our pockets
and yours. De you see Its mo
tive power ?
Secend Meer, Juniper street side.
The flutter of Red Bandan
nas is seen in the land :
China Bilk, 60c, 75c, 11, II 50.
Cotten, lSKa.
Middle Market street ontrance nn J at Hand
kuichltl counters.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
MKD1CA1..
A
YKU'S SARSAl'AHILIiA.
REASONS
WHY AYKU'SSAUSAPAIULLA ISl'UKITKlt-
A1ILKTO ANY OrilKIirOUTHKCUUE
OK1II.OOD D1BKASBS.
I.'ocaiue no poisonous or deloterlnus Ingre Ingre
dlentsenter Inte the composition of AYKK'tt
Sar&it parllla.
Ayer's Barsaparl'la contains only the pur
est and most oMtellvo remedial properties.
Ayer's Bsrsnpnrllla la prepared wl h ox ex ox
treiue care, skill and cleanliness.
Aycr'sParsapiilllu U pi escribed by lead
ing physicians.
Ayer's Sarsaparllla It forsale everywhere,
and recommended by till first-class drutrgtsU.
Ayer's Satstparllln Is a medicine, and net
a boverago In dlsgulte.
Ayer's Sarsapnillla never falls te effect u
cure, when perststenlly used, according te
directions.
Ayer's Sarsaparllla Is a highly concentra
ted extract, and therefore the most economi
cal Weed Medicine In the market.
Ayer's Sarsaparllla has had a successful
carear of nearly half a century and nasnever
se popular as at present, ,
Ten thousands et testimonials are en flle
from theso beuefltted by the uiu et
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
rnni'ARKD DT
Dr. J. O. Ayer & Oe , Lewoll, Mass.
l'rlcetl.' six bottler, 5. WorthUabettlo.
iuuelteiu
AYKK'S KABHAl'AKlIiLA.
ren B1LS AT
II. II. COCltttAN'a OltUU 8TOUK,
Nea. 137 A I W North Uuoen atM Lancaster, l'a.
aprt-2mdAw
AltK YOU UONSUMITXVK T
UHKl'AliKKU'd aiNOKUTONIO
without delay. A laiti mrdlctnel compound
thucure when all else lulls. Una cured the
w oral cases of Cough, Weak Lungs, Asthma,
Indigestion. Inward Pains, Kxh&ustlen. In
valuable for lthuumatlsiu. rouiale Wenkue,
and ull pains and disorders of the Stomach
and hewels. 60cnt Druggists
ITLOUUSTON COLOQNK,
Most fragrant and Lasting of fertumes. 25c,
Druggists, (t)
TOBACCO.
fine piece or
CHEWING
TOBACCO
IB 1KDIID X tUXUBT.
FINZER'S
Old Honesty.
Cernea as near betna; a fine piece el PLUG
TOHACCU as It Is possible te make It,
and la known as a
STANDARD BRAND
AUONtt UKALKB8.
We areriurethatONKTIUAL wl.l Convince
Yeu of Ita Merits.
sTLoek for the red 11 Un tag en each plng-
J no. Finzer & Bre.'s,
LOUISVILLE, KY
)
BOOTH AND HHOBK.
B
OOTH AND SHOES.
D. P.STACKHOUSE.
SEASONABLE!
SHOES
-A?D-
SLIPPERS.
rruflenl buyers will consult tbelr own In
terest by examlng the many bargains In sea
sonable Shoes and Slippers that we are new
able te oirer, which we have secured at a very
low price. A s we are able te sell them at prices
never befere heard or, It will pay you te call
curly as possible, far they must be sold.
I. P. STACKIOUSE,
23 & SO EA6T KINO, BT.,
I.ANCASTKIt, I'A. ft-MlydAw
JTKW SHOK HTOKB.
The Pedestrian I
Te men dealtlng an easy and comfertnblo
M100 wu would loctmmend the Pedestrian.
The uppers are made or two pieces of calf
skin, thorefota doing away with the extra top
usually found In men's nhoes; hand-sewed
ann without llnlncr. ConHerineutly, there Is
nethlnunn the Inside of the shoe te hutt or
cbate the feet.
LOW SHOES.
A very desirable line of low-cut nhees for
men'xwear. A hand-made, Oxford tee, plain
bread tee. make a walking easy. Alse the same
style Bhoe In Dongela.sof tana easy te tbe feet,
for'yeung men's wear, la coir and Dongola,
narrow tee uud tip.
OXFORD TOES.
Our line of Oxford tees Is large, comprising
everything deilruble
fei
maics, misses anu
cnuar
ren In low-cut shoes.
TennN and lllcvcle ahees of everv dcncrliv
tlen and at all prices.
Wlgwum allppera for men '1, boy's, ladles',
mlsaes' and children's weur.
H. SWILKEY,
(New Cash Shoe Btore)
tfe. 24 North Queen Street.
LANCASTEK, l'A.
marK-Smd
F
RKY A EUKKHT.
HOW TO SAVE
FItOM
25 te 50 Per Cent.
WE HAVE BOUGHT
W1TMKU ItKHS' KNTIKK STOCK Of
BOOTS ANIi SHOES.
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE !
And net having room for them In our
EASTKINUSTUEKTBTOUK.we resolved te
epen a Branch Store at Ne '.-J West King street,
whero we must sell them en Inn row Weeks,
(as we cannot Hunt the store longer than July
1st,) te de se we will pesltljeiy sell thorn
At and Belew Cost.
Arreng the stock are seme of tbe best makes
We will positively save you Irem 25 te CO pur
cent, en all the goods bought al this store-
lnunt's Pebble and Kid Butten Shoes, 25c.
Child's Kid Spring Heel Shoes, 4 tn 8's, 5flc.
Child's Kid and Pebble Spring Ueel Shoes,
regular prlce 75c and 85c, We.
Old Ladies' Lace shoes, Begular l'rlce II 25
and 11.50. l 00.
Chlla's and Misses' drain Lace Shoes, regu
lar prlce ene and 1100,50 s.
All kinds of MUses' Sboes, Heel? and Spring
Hcnls. regular prices ll.'J), 1., l 50, II Hi and
11.75, 1 te and 11.25.
Special Inducements.
Ab we havn a large let el 2K. 3 and SH we
offer Special Burgulns te Ladles who can weur
tbesn BlZO.
Ladles' Clove Kid Tep and Pebble Shoes,
l5i regular price, 1100.
Ladles' 1210 Sbns ler 11.50 1 13.00 Shoes for
12 25 and iS0: IISOHboes for I2.5J; 11.00 Shoes
for 11.00; 5.(Oand5 25bhee9 lerllui.
Bpace falls us te mention prlcesef our Men's
Sheeq, but we will sell thosejust as cheap as
tuu above mentioned prices.
tall In te see the Goods whether you Intend
te purchase or net. we will consider It NO
THO U II L K te show the goods at these prices.
The One-Price Cash llouse,
'Iho Leaders et Lew Trices In
Beets & Shoes.
BHANCH STOItK NO. 29 WKST KING
STHKKT,
(Next Doer te Hager'a Stere )
MA1NSTOUK:
NO. 0 EAST KING STREET, LAN
CASTER, PA.
SVNOTICK As no must positively vncate
this room July 1, we will keep this Slora open
even' evenluj:. arilma
OAJiKlAUHa.
s
I'ANUAKD WOKK.
EDW.EDGERLEY
CAUItlAdE XIUILDER,
N03 40,1.4t,45MAUKKT STKKVT, Hear Of
l'ostelllco, Lancaster, l'a,
I have In Stock and Ilulld te Order Every
Variety el tbe following styles 1 Ceupe, Hug Hug
KteH, Cubrlolets, Carriages. Victorias, Business
Market Wagons, Phoitens, Kxpress Wagons.
1 uiunlev the best Mechanics, and ha u lacll.
Hies te build correctly any style of Carriage
desired. TheOuallty, Styluand irinlshet my
work makes It decidedly the Cheapest In the
market,
9-WKHAVKTUKUKSTANDCHKAPKST
CAHT1NTUK MAKKKT.
FREY &
MM,
MKDICAI
OOOD'H BAKSAl'AKU.l.A.
bloeiTpoison
Whether erlilnaUna: la disease, or from hand
II off chemical or vegetable poisons, la cured
by Heed's Sarsaparllla, which thoroughly
cleanses, purines and enrlchei the blecd.
After snob disease as small-pox, tsarlet f aver,
ana uiphtheris, Heed's Karsaparnia is or great
benefit In expelling the virus and tenlng-np
ana strengthening the body.
" 1 was poisoned y poUen Ivy, and let It go
till the poison get Inte my bleed, when I waa
eblhred te give np my work, and was confined
te my house for two months. I had leres and
scales en me
rUOM HEAD TO CBIT.
my finger nails came off, and my hair and
whiskers cameeut. I had two physicians, but
did net sesin te get much better. Then I saw
Heed's Barsaparllla advertised and bought a
bottle. It helped me ss much that I continued
taking it till I had nsed three bottles, when 1
was enred, I can recommend Heed's Barsa-
parllla te all as the best bleed purifier I knew
of" O. W. Yum, TO Paik Avenue, lirock lireck lirock
pert, N. Y.
MAMBIA-1MPURE It LOO I)
I nsed te be troubled with fever and ague,
malaria, pimples en the face, and ether affeo affee affeo
tlens resulting from bleed Impurities." 1 was
Induced te try Heed's Sarsaparllla; asaresult
I have vigorous heallh. It keens me well
throughout the year." W. Stswast, CM Myr
tle Avenne, Brooklyn, N. Y.
HOOD'S SABSAFARILLA
Beld by all druggists, ri 1 six for 3. Prepared
only by 0. 1. HOOD CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 Deses One Dellar.
HOOD'S 8A.KSAPAK11iIjA FOR BALK
at U. n. Cochran's Urng Stnrr, Het. 1S7
lid 139 North
queen bU, Lancaster, Pa.
pr-2mas
D
JJFt'Y'S MALT WHISKY.
Duffy's Formula.
Composed rnnclpslly of Haw Beer and
Duffy's I'are Malt Whisky. It will Cure the
First Stages et Consumption 1 Build up the
Tissue 1 Increase tbe Strength ; Add Vitality
and Lire ; Olve Geed Celer te the race 1 reYm
a healthy appetite ; while as a tonle and bleed
makerlt has no rival.
if your druggist does net keep It, send ene
dollar te the Dutty Malt Whisky Ce , Uoches Ueches
tcr, N. Y.t and they will send you a bottle by
express, charges prepaid.
THE DUFFY MALT WHISKY CO.,
(5) UOCUK3rKlt,M.Y.
M
ANDKAKK I'lLUS.
DR. SOHEUOK'S
IATSDRAKE PUIS
8TAKOAUH FOUOVKIl HALF ACRNTUHY.
I'UAISKU ON JSVAUX TK1AL.
CUUK Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Flatulency, Ccllc and nil diseases of the
stemtch; Costlvenese, Inllammatlon.Ul Inllammatlen.Ul Inllammatlon.Ul
arrbcei and dUeases et the bowels ; Con
gestion, llllleusncss, Nausea, Headache,
Ulddlnesp, Nervousness, I.lver Complaint,
and all dlseascs arising from a gorged ana
sluggish liver. They reduce congested
conditions, break up stubborn complica
tions, restore free, heallhy action .te the
organs. They aie
rUUKI.Y VIOETA1U.K, 8TKI0TLY ltKUA
HLKAND AUSOLUTKLY SAITU,
for saleby all Druggist. Price 25 cents per
box; 3 bexes for C5 cents; or stnt by mall,
pestage free, en receipt of prlce. Dr. J. H.
Echenck A Sen, Philadelphia. ml7-lydAw
sc
CHENOK'H MANDKAKE X'1I.I.S
OB BALK AT
11.11. COOUUAN'S UUUG8TOUK.
Neu. 137 A is North (jucen St, Lancaster, l'a
apr5-2md&w
piIiY'B OHKAM BAliM.
OATARRH--lY fever.
KLY'S CUKAM 11ALM enres Cela In Head
Catarrh, Uese Celd, Hay rever, Oeaf iiess.lltuid iiess.lltuid
acbe. Prlce re Cents. JCASY TO USE. Kly
Dre'B, Owego. N. Y U. S, A.
KLY'S CUKAM HALM Cloaneei the Natal
rassages, Allays 1'atn ana Inflammation,
Heals ihe Seres, Hesleres the Seubcs et Taste
ana smell.
TllYTUK CUltl.-.
A particle Is applied lntocaeh nostril and la
agretable. l'rlce 50 cents at Druggists; by
mull, registered, CO cents.
KLYimOTHKUH,
K Warren Streat, New leik.
nevlMydftw
lAINK'S OELKHY COMPOUND.
PAINE'S
CUUK3
NKUVOU3 l'HOSTUATION, NKKVOUS
HKAOACUK, NKUKALUIA, NKUVOUS
WKAKNKS8, STOMACH AND 1.1VEH D1S
KASKS, KHEUMATISM, DYBl'Kl'SIA,
and all Affections of the Kidneys,
WEAK NERVES.
1'AINK'S CKLEUY COMPOUND Is a Nervo
Tonic which nover falls. Ceululntng Celery
and Cocea, these wendeiful stimulants, it
specluly cures all nervous disorders,
RHEUMATISM.
PAINK'S CKLKUY COMPOUND purines
ths bleed. It drives out the lactic aclc, which
causes Uheumutlsm. and restore the bleed
making ergana te a healthy condition. The
true remedy for Kheumallsm.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
PAINK'd CELEIIY COMPOUND quickly
restores the liver and kidneys te perfect
health. 1 his curallvu power, combined with
Its norve tonics. Is why It Is the bust rutnedy
for all kidney complaints.
DYSPEPSIA.
PAINK'S CKLKUY COMPOUND strength
ens the stomach, and dulets the iutves of
the dlgosttve organs. This Is why It cures
even the werse cuses of DyspepeU.
CONSTIPATION.
PAINK'S CKLKUY COMPOUND Is net a
cathartic It Is a laxative, giving tasvand
natural action te the bowels, itegularlty
surely lollews 1U use.
Uoeommended by professional and business
men. bend for hook.
Prlce, tl.00. Sold by Druggists.
WELLS, K1CUAUDSON A Ce., Proprietors.
Burlington, Yt, (.')
PAINK'H OKLKKY COMPOUND
VOn SiLU AT
II. It. COCHUAN'S DIlUO STOUK,
Nes. 137 A 130 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
apr4-2indAw
SAKK, 8UKK AND Hl'EKDY OUHK.
Kupture, Varicecele and Special Diseases
ofellhorsex. Why be humbugged by quacks
when you can find In Dr. Wright the only Usa
dlak Physician In Philadelphia who makes a
specialty et the above diseases, and Cimu
THSMt CcrssUuarantssd. Advlce Free day
andevenlng. Strangers can be treated and re
turn hemu same day. Olllces private.
DU.W. II. WKIUHT,
241 North Ninth fa true t, Above Itece,
P O. llex C73 Phlladelpula.
fubJ5.IydAw
NOTIOR TO TKK8l'ABSEU9 AND
UUNNKU3.-A11 persons are htreby for.
bidden te trespass en any of the lands 01 txe
Cornwall and
sr
twellHstati-s tn Ibanen cr
Lancaster count
les, whether Inclesed or unln.
olesoa. either for the purpeae of ahdeuns; or
ri-Mmr. bj. thn law will wi rlirldlv enfeiced
against all trespassing en sold lands of Ike uc-
j law iu uw
-..liniijl uflnr Ihli nntlftA.
Wit. COLXklAH rUIKMA,
K. VKUOY ALDN,
MIW, O. FKXSMAM,
Atierniyf for u,w.Oeim.n'i unr
CELERY GOMFOID
CIMTJIINO.
ASKEW
OR ME.
AT MOB. M AMU M8 WEST KINO STREET.
OfJ-lyd
jjlBubeitb rufeus.
L. GANSMAN ft BRO.
Men's, Beys' led Children's
SUITS
At Beduced Price.
Men's All-WoelSultareducedfromiatoasso.
Men's All-Weel Suits reduced from 110 te 17.
Men's All-Weel Butts reduced from (11 te 18.
Men's AlLWoel Suits reduced from 111 te lie.
Men's All-Weel Suits reduced from 111 te 111,
Men's All-Weel BulU reduced from 118 te
113 80.
Beys' All-Weel Bulla redueed from 18 te M.
Beys' All-Weel 8nlts redueed from IT te IS.
Beys' All-Weel BulU redueed from 18 te 17.
Beys' All-Weel Bulls reduced from 10 te 17.
Children's Bulls at 11.50, 11 75,12 60, U, l, 14,50,
154)0.
Examlee our great line of Trousers at TOO,
II, I1.SM1.75, 12,1X50, 3. IS.CO, 14, 11.60, 3 All
spienaia styles ana net te be had anywhere
else at the price.
Grand Army Bulls at 16, IS and 110.
Our Custom Department speak s for itseli.
L Gansman it Bre.,
S. W.OORNBR
NORTH QUEEN & ORANQB BTS.
L ANCA8TKU. l'A.
FURN1TVRB.
v(jhs a gibbs.
Where We Are, and What
We Have.
We occupy the 2d, 3d and
4th floors ei Ne. 31 Seuth
Queen street On these three
floors, each 30 by 125 feet, we
show an entire new stock of
Parler, Chamber, Library, Hall,
Dining Roem and Kitchen Fur
niture in every grade. Our
stock is mere complete than
ever, but the prices are selling
the goods rapidly. When you
come our way, step up-stairs
and see our bargains, whether
you buy or net.
OCHS a GIBBS,
31 Seuth Queen Street,
Up-stairs.
aprll-lyd
I tloelre te call the
attention of my friends
and patrons te the fact
that I am nowpreparod
te de general Undertak
ing1, te which my per
sonal attention will be
gtven at moderate
charges.
Respectfully,
WALTER A. HEINITSH,
27 & 20 S. Queen St.
Residence 37 WeBt
Vine Street, opposite
St. Mary's Church.
TTTIDWYER'S.
FURNITURE
WIDMTER'S COENEH
THE OLD COltXJSlt
13 FULL Or UOOD NKW THINGS.
Ourateck Is tee large and must be rodueed
befere the season clones. Te de this we have
concluded te give the peeple a chance te get
Geed Furniture I
AT A L1TTLK COST.
We have some goods fnet the newest, but
Just as geed) that will be sold If the price put
en them will sll them.
these are (3 UK AT BARGAINS, and we ex.
peel te sea them move ltvely.
WIDMYER'S
FUliNlTURK STOUK
Oer. East King & Duke Sts.
UROVKK1KX.
sTtAPHARD'H MILD OUKED
HAM
V ANDBKKAKPASTIIACON.
Unequaled ler tenderness and dellc&cy of
flavor. We guarantee that thore Is nothing te
equal them In quality In this market. 'J bou beu
sands of the host families are new using them.
They give universal satisfaction. Trythein
and tell your neighbors
f Dried Beet und Bologna nicety rnippee.
Prices reasonable.
ui
IKOKUK WIAHT.
T BUltSK'ti.
POTATOES I POTATOES I
We have a let of Potatoes at 4Ce a bnsbel we
think cheap: coat mere money, but must be
turnel. Karly Uese, geed, at euc , and Poor Peor Peer
lea i at 70c.
CANNKD GOODS I
Pell's corn at 7Xc a esn. or Kelt's Tomatoes
at three cans tortfie i or string lleans at three
cans for 25c : or Pared Canned Peaches at lie
a can is very cheap
jrme Canned Cem Dew Drep, Paris or
Pride el Malno at 15c a cuu.
BIIUCKIN'S SOUl'g
iblcken, Meek Turtle
-Tomate, Ox Tall,
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKU.I'A.
-' .Jf- nw. .
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