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AUAOTBM. J Pit . KM-
, iiiilt imLtMlirea publishes alt tkc
SffWlcwirf the United riw up te
MMI.TM Pally ZdiUen of Tni Iimtu-
gttm U llvered by carrier In the city
Ml mnoaaains'tewBi for 10c per week i
Mf MUl. 18.00 a rear R.S0 for lx months
aajl for tferee month! j 500. per month.
- ifirWaacLT laraLuasKcaa (Deuble Sheet)
Facet, only u.se per annum, in ae-
'ttfkwrtMra wishing their address changed
I aue lukte waore me paper u nww j-
, AftTerUMnenta from 10 te eta. per line
1 naeruen, according 10 location.
' 3j XtUi INXBLlriUKNUEK.
i,. IUHCHWtt m
uepnene cenneetam
t-g
i? The TcBBlea Vetoes.
ifTln weakest argument that has lately
.MB the light Is that of the Senate com-
uAtte of pensions, disputing the power
Fit the president, upon any fair con-
TA 11. . II.H nAMnlllllllnnl I (rt VAlsi
neelal pension bills that Congress lias
MBHsed. It the committee confined Itself
h te the propriety of the president's action
$P la thus reversing the Judgment of Cen-
V-r-Vgnes In individual pension grants, it
itf might make a plausible argument in ue ue
S&vten of its position; but it is simply
.2 foolish te deny the power of
FWi tb president te veto these pen-
t'i ' .mi- 11 - ...... ..
!". MUS us wen aa mi uuih
i-e 'aaaaantiM that hn drtM net nPnrOVC.
gw-The constitution requires his approval te
f'iVbe added te that of Congress te perfect
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tUtutalailm InU Um TTta nn-n Id ennal
f.ffjv - i-awwuuu .uw inn ., fvnv. ...jmw.
te that of either Heuse. The Senate
SSr iuvtnmllli.il tlitnt-a Hint lm nnqumpn un.
&?- .-j ...n.-.i... t i.n 4,.
? VKIWKU UUIiUUllbV 1U UtClllUlug uu
& :Mtkm of Congress, after Congress has
ej overridden that of the pension department
SVJSfflM" .--! 1 I A .,,n,n,.
; j-" UlIeiuaiUK WKiaunspeiieiuiJ. jijjjeiiii.-
;,ing Deen lagen irem tun jiuuuiuu cumuiis-
! alonerie uencrress, uie commiiiea mms
Zv&s It ought te step there, and net be again
ftWi appealed te the president. They have no
? lk . t Mft mita a.t 1ia rtroel.
fV uiiueir .eneuu iaj uiu oie mi mu i'i""-
' ttr afertiilil Vinlf) tha innlatnn nf PAnfrrAan.
Vl.;- VPUU VUO HUC0HU113 Ul 1UUI. IllVUlVUU IU
?:'t Bach cases, te be final, there being no
(X aHMf nnMilInn nf -inllnv lnnltA1 'Pliavf
M.- Iinil uucakiuii ui ftuiiwr imunuut auvi
ay that Cleveland has vetoed 102 bills of
which 130 are bills granting special pen
sions te individuals ; that all of his prede
cessors vetoed but 133 bills, and that none
but Grant vetoed any of this character;
he disapproved Qve."
The committee has certainly mnde it
clear that Cleveland is keeping a closer
eye upon special pension legislation than
any of his predecessors ; that he is net
disposed te make- any such grants that
are net warranted by the law; and that
he is set willing te accept the conclu
sions of Congress upon the facts and
merits of these cases. The- committee
probably expect te make soldier votes
against Cleveland by their report, but we
doubt whether it will have that
effect. The soldiers te whom the laws
A' live pensions are net hurt, and have no
M" aympathy with the class that try te get
EV' pensions te which they nre net entitled.
fcVifcN: mw.....i i ... t i
AC DOM Cleveland, but net Ibe nenslenera.
M& The president is taklnc much trouble
'i te confine the ;penslen grants te parties
f ;S?"'really entitled te them. He need net as
L'Jv''. nun nuiai tuuui , us uia iuuucccssuib iiuve
'"Maet : but if he cheeses te de it. no ene
f':srUlnly ought te object. It Is testimony
1 iW 4a thu crrA.lt 7nl with vlilrb lin iIaiib liln
l. j.5-ww - ' O-- - .. ..uaw.. w uim.
., vi. datv. Tlifl fuel thnt lint n nmnll nmnnnt
Vft'fl. -- - - "- ... H.HW...
, Involved inn simile nonsien irrant. does
jt' net persuade him that it is proper that he
vS. -neuiu permit it te ue tasen out or me
WArl.-IJ .t. fa. - m . a a
umukj vik imoe finiuuw.
Honors Ter Gallant Herds.
The Dritish consul nt Philadelplila has
Just presented two geld watches, gifts
from the president et the United States,
te a couple of English sailors, wholes
cued the crew of an American schooner
In distress. The consul announced that
he had two gifts of 50 each for another
pair of seamen who had assisted in the
rescue, but one had enlisted in the
United States navy, nnd the ether could
net be found.
This giving of watches and cash ns re
wards for brave and humane conduct Is
an eminently practical and American Idea
and thoroughly appreciated by the hard
working and peer sailors who are usually
-candidates for the honor. The medals
fi- usually given abroad are hlnhlv valued.
? bat the men receiving them would often
at inuca better pleased te have their
rjy .l... ii., i. . ... . .
i iaiu iu Beim casii or in tue uscruias
& wall as nrnampnljil slmna nf -tir.t.
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ta&! bbu, uunever, aome greai
'gf premium of the grade or the
:$ Victeria cress te be given ebly in
VS- rtarm nf flxPAntlnnnl nml e(rltl..n i,nrn
5v Ism en sea or shore, and in all the walks
jjSft ,0l life, a prize immeasurable by any
Wt money value and one that would be cev
eted equally by peer and rich, because its
possession would be proof of rare per
one qualities of the man who wen it.
The Victeria cress is bestowed only after
the most careful inquiry and in reward
;iT," for the meat Btrlklnf hprnUm nv i,.,.n
'-J wee it Is ene et the greatest honors an
H Englishman can hope for, nnd many have
"X aigerly taken desperate chances in the
hope of gaining it.
Watches and money nre well enough as
rewards for humane and perilous deeds,
but should be supplemented In rare ensM
by some priceless aud widely known re
ward. Chicago lleartburiilngs.
Thft cnnlpnttnng nf (I.q cl,l.n ..
IS- ienUea we found te bear evil fruit te the
lix. Republican party, manv nml utr
(MS1, they were. The smiles which new con.
'-eal the enmltles and disapiwlntments
5. thaM-flnrrwlncpil nre ltbei.. . . .
4e.ntiauance. Pennsylvania and Ohie
-w, ww preline in quarrelB, and thn nw
fcsjf Yerk delegation, which seemingly went
Av wne laurel crewnea with faded.secetd-
nani laurtis, tceugh was net be
,'if-haPDy after all. Mr. rierum- ir,,?
-ogreataflafce in his candidacy as te
V have neceisarilv received n rmi Rimnt-
r'sh '!' etteem ; and beneath his habitual
SsUeS. the fact Of his discontent nnnenrM
lU the disclosure he makes that he was
fM'Wesed te the nomination of Allisen ;
IBW-aus9 be feared that the railroad In-
S tlifH-eaCS in the KaSt Would hfi nfrnlnur lilm
K en account of the liestlle attitude te rail.
i;eaas ci lewa.
' IaPUjlvanlaWa h,1Vft n Ann nmn
:e
antagonisms and heartburnings.
ster Quay, who undertook te man-
ttings willi a high haud.
t a--w Brief, and alts, nut- (.. i.i
waver! ai dlaionselato as Marlns
Wins of Cartlm Ti
li Who thinks tin !,,! e i,i ,.. ' , .
IHwaUff mm, Jump, around gajy M a
grasshopper in clever; and our red
headed Cooper gleefully tells hew Quay
threatened te kick him out of the con.
ventlen and then offered te take him
home in his private car ; the scene quite
reminding ene of the fend parent flapping
the child and giving it candy. Hut our
Adjutant General Hastings, living
away up in the cool mountains by the
deep-flewlng Bprlng of Uellefenle, 1
the most remarkable of all the war
riors we sent from Pennsylvania, for lie
cmeshome belter pleased, he declares,
with thochelco of Harrison, than though
Sherman, whom he nominated, had been
taken. Disappointed politicians ought te
repair te that Bellefont spring. It never
eecurred te us before where Governer
Heaver get Ills profound self-satisfaction;
butnew that Hastings shows it.the source
must be in Dellefente air and water.
Jehn Sherman ought te be bathed in
something cool pretty seen If his friends
would have him keep his hands oil Alger.
The friends of JJlalne defeated him and
he knows it ; but he prefers te charge it
upon Alger, whom he doubtless thinks
will be the easier victim of his wrath.
He did net personally witness it, he says,
but reliable irlends assure him that
Alger'd agents bought with money his
Southern negre delegates a string of
Of ty or mero of them. What a story is
this V and what a commentary up
en Republicanism in the Seuth V
Mr. Sherman thinks that the purchase
reflects en Alger's honor. Se it does ;
and its suggests furthermore the means
by which .lehn Sherman may have
originally seiured these votes ; and por
trays very clearly the rottenness of Re
publicanism all the way down from
Michigan through Ohie te thegulf.
Tjii: UiilnoNe woekly Hews, prlnted In
New Yerk, d tularin its supiprt of Harri
son eh n frlend of Ita raoe. Tlie News
frankly iloelnrca that the Ublnfttnen hore
de net want tuiymore Oblnamen te com e
hore, but tliey nre ter IMrrMen boeauo et
hn geed inlontlent), evon It they wero mla.
taken onea.
A hi i,i, v story 1m published about llie
(ilealltiK el tlie body of Oeneral Jlarrlfen'a
father by nuillcal HtudenU, nnd tlie Rubuo Rubue Rubuo
qnent rocevory of It Irem Ibe well or the
medlcal coIIeko in UlnelnnatL Kv&n If thin
tale wixf 'rue It la hard te bee why it should
be publuheit except for thedollghtef ado ade
praved taMe that a roputable journal would
net oenaldor. Tliore are horrera enough In
the uekh of tlie day without going back te
drag out n mlsornble tale llkq tbl for tlie
disgust of readers simply bocau'ae the can can
dlda'.e for proMrient Is conneotod with It In
a helplOM nnd meat dlHigreoable way.
At tlie great Brooklyn ratltlcallen meet
ing Sponker Oarllale tuade a elenr dollnl dellnl dollnl
tlen or the Dsmocratle tarlll position. It la
such at we havn nteadlly deolared It te be,
and we are gratified In have the doelaratlon
from Mr. Carllaloae distinctly mnde. 11 e,
along with the party, lias been ohnrged
with lavnrlug froe trade, and the Itopubll Itepubll
nans are very soUeltlous te mleconatrue the
Domeoratla position In favor of adequate
protection ni ene In favor et froe trade,
which Is n polley that no sonBlbie citizen
ndvoeatos in the pronent condition of the
country.
Tin: June repert of the Uepsrttncnl of
ngrtcuUiire en the acreage of wheat
and cotton mid the condition of the
crops la net In harmony with the
foreoaata Rlven by Wall utroet HRentn
and reporters nt uonmierclal papera. Tliore
landcorenso In area et winter wheat of
about n million nnd n quarter ncref, but
tliore la io4sen te bnlieve that this has
been mero than inade up by in in in
oreasod arcn of oern and eata. Hprlnc
wheat li "llve points batter than
laBtyeai" and thore la nethlug te for
bid the Inmost yields. The present
oendltlou or winter whent does net Indlcate
ft j 1U1 much above 10! J buahels per aero
(In '.1,000,000 ncrrr, mid spring wheat 13
buHhela en 13,300,000 acres. Hut alight
changcB et weather may ntlect the whole
qaoatten materlnlly ter the better.
The eata crop havlnorcased Iu area nearly
ene and n quarter million acrea, largely at
tlie (ipoune of wheat but also larRely In
the new html of tlie Northwest. The first
repert of the Hoaaeu Is highly favorable.
Itarley la In better condition ahan laitycar.
Jtye la lit iniieh better condition than
whetU Cut worms nre intorferlng with the
corn planting In Oil In, Indiana, illlueln,
'Xonnetaco nnd Kentucky, nnd planting bus
been delayed In the Nerthwest by oxceaa of
inelNture, re that the corn crop will proba
bly be Inte. The cotton area hui luoreaaod
nearly overywhori'.but tberolaeomplalutof
tee much rain. luTeatlRatlena na te the
varielic el wheat generally uaedahew that
ttie l'enr.nylvanla fultz wheat has the
wldeit dlatrlbutlen ceuupylng an nrca
four Units is large na that or nny
ethor wheat nnd producing a fourth of
all the wheat harvested In the country,
The Mediterranean oemoa next In Kpular
Ity and thou the l'ife wheat which la almost
as prominent in spring wheat districts as
the Kullz wheat In winter wheat country.
Clawsen la the leading wheat In New Yerk,
Mlehlgnu, ami Connecticut. Lancaster
whoateccuploansoaud rank In Pennsylvania
and llr-t In Weat Virginia, l-'ulcaster, a
cieaa between Kulls and Lancaster Bnd a
new VHrlely, U favorably regarded.
A f'omiEiireNiiUNT, whose lotter v,e
publish, culls httonllen toallttle error of
a century or se In the calculations of the
enthiuuatie muultera of the an ces ters nf
Oenernl Ilirrlsen. With a similar liberal
disregard for qualifying adjsotlvea we
might beast that the aucoiter of the presi
dent navigated the nrk, a greater cIhIuj te
dlttlnollen than thoexonutlonora helplesa
king. We no:e that this mtuy tlmeajgreat tlmeajgreat tlmeajgreat
KrandfathoretOaneral Harrison wn's un.
f jrtunateineugh te ba oxeoutad hluiBelf.
PERSONAL.
it. J. McUiiann has been appolnted drl drl drl
ogate at lar(;e te tlie oenveullou of Deme,
cratlecuba In Ualllinore en July land 6
Dn D. A. Vku.nen, whostarted the Me.
dla American, aud was for nearly 30 years
the BseocUte fKllter with T. V. Cooper, died
at his home, In Upper Providence, I'd , en
Thursday, BRed 61 years.
lK. U Q K. Kketkl, of New Yerk,
and Kev. Dr. Mann, of Philadelphia, worn
conferred the degrea of doctor of lawaly
Muhlenberg oellego en Tnursday. Kev. F.
l-.Fxy, brother el tttv. O. U Vry, of this
city, recolvetl the doxree of inaaterefarta.
uer. tiiemas it Lincoln dled nt Klk Klk
ten, Md , en Thursday, aged 75 years. He
la belloved te have been the only person
tried for tioxen in connection with the late
civil war. He waa arrcated In 1SC1, tried at
Cincinnati and arqullted. He hai since. It
!h-',,.!!u,u,0ll MK 'a the servlcea of
theConlederaoy. Howai a grandnepbew
of General Ueejimla Llnoeln, or Kevelu-
.KSi.'SSrt1101 Uceelu W8,'an,,
Key. N. H htuahiii itfinit, or Allen Allen
te.,n, one of the meit widely known der.
gvuien of the Uefermed denomluatlen
died en Thursday, In the 09 h year of ids
age. He waa born near HelleravTlle, Iturks
county, hla rather being n eltrtuan. He
graduaitd Irem Marahall coIIeko and the
theological hemlnary at Morceraburir. Last
year the degree of doctor of divinity was
cpnferrc-d upsn him by the truateea of
rankllii and Marahall cellege. His wife
and an only daughter Burvlve him.
Admitted te Jul I.
Mrs. Meckle Kawaen, wife or the mll mll mll
llonalre banker, of Chlcige, who attempted
te murder her husband's lawyer. Whl
ney, In court a short time age. has been
admitted te ball, it being thought Whltnnv
will recover. She will havS te remain
In Jail SO days, hewever, for contempt of
court In continuing te sheet at Whitney
though the Judge was loudly tilling for
order."
Ham LUi Nullad at Mat,
Frem the Detroit Freo Press.
All this Ulk about the country odlter be
ing a peer, hard-up, down-trodden coyote
Is an absurdity which has outllved Its day.
Orpheus C. Kerr or Artemiu Ward, or
someof the ether ploneor fanny fellow,
started the stories about odltera taking
weed and hay and yrgetablca en subscrip
tion, and of having te lire between bread
and obcese, and the public accepted them
as faeta. Fer years past the country editor
baa been fondly supposed te be crying for
mere copy," and te be en his last sheet of
paper and last shilling, and I presume my
article will be n great disappointment te the
masses.
1 began life as a nrlntet's devil." It Is
popularly supposed that "the devil" -
sweeps out aud does ether dirty work for a
year or two before promotion. On the
ilrtt morning 1 reacbed the oeice I was
told te lake things easy until the " eld
man" came down, 1 went eyer te the
bank for one of the "comps," and depos
ited l'2,000 for him, cleaned up the lore
man's fGOO diamond, and dusted en" the
ninth chair and onenod a box of Henry
Clays for the pressman, and by that time
the odlter cama down In his carriage. He
ordered his coachman te glve me an airing
and when 1 roturned he bouevelimtly ob-
'Well, Uenry, you and I are te run the
Gazette. "Veu won't have mueh te de.
Ulve me about three columns el crispy
editorial per week, and If you want te dash
oil a poem or a sketch, go abead. Your
i alary will be (30 per week for the first six
months, and you will occupy one of the
spare cbambera in my residence the blue
ami gem one."
Ills residence was vslued at 1125,000,
filled With the rloheHef rurnllurrv His
wlfe thoueht nothing of giving a wash
woman a silk dress which cost f&OO and
had splash of mud nn It Ne tramp went
away with leas (ban J20 In cash. Their Ire
cream ter ene season cost $1,420.78. and
they wero astonlahed at the auiallnetisiit
the bill. One of the roema was known as
"the coupon room." A young man with
very delicate complexion spent eight hours
fier day the year round In this room sbear
ng oil' oeupons from I in nil a, and from
November 1 te December 31 he had te have
two assistance.
While the bona fl Je circulation nf the
Uattltc was cles e en te -00,000, the odlter
kept the figures at 1, 100 In nrder te avoid n
rush of patronage. He nald Mx el the
largcat merchants In the city (2,000 per year
each net te advortlae with ub, a their ad
vertising would make extra work for the
compositor. What advertising we did de
was very high-toned, nnd was charged at
the ratoet fl per word. The salaries paid
te empleyes wern net as large ai In seme
ofllcep, because we could net a 11 or d 11,
but overy ene who had beon-en the Gazette
two years had saved eufUclent money te
boy a heuse and let and home nnd carriage.
During my ten years In the elllcn 1 nevcr
knew ua te us bard up but ouce. The pro
prietor bought a geld mlne In California, a
collee plantation In lirazll and a railroad
in New England at about the same time,
and eareleasly madoeut the ptpers no that
we had te ralae about f 3,000,000 In one day.
We raised It, but 1 had te chip In ilftoen
cents from my private 11 nances te make up
the sum. It was only week later that the
wUe of the proprietor paid 10,000 In cash for
n blue-faced nun-llewer for a corner or the
back yurd, and the only remark made by
her hUKband as he learned of the purohase
waa t
" Why, my dear, you should have taken
a pair of thorn at (11,000."
In thoaeventh year of my atay the Ga
zette changed hands. Thore was the usual
notice of aherlll's Hale, nnd of the plant
being bid In by a ynung nnd onterprlslng
man who would took te make It a popular
local organ, eta, but that was all tar. The
proprietor sold out te epen a chain of na
tional banks extendlug from Portland te
Ualvoaten, and te put llve new lines of
ecean nteamers Inte operation. 1 can ro re ro
membur the day he left town. 1 was called
upon te bee his wlte's Jewelry te theapsclal
car cbartercd for It. Thore wero seven
large dry goods boxes full and n peck or se
of diamonds which could nit he crowded
In wero brought along In a collee back.
1 tin I.tps We Lere te Vrrss
Inclese penrly teeth, nnd oxhale fragranca
whim opened. If tlitsiloublecharinworu want
ing they would lack their main attraction nnd
lirebnbly remain unklised. BO.OUONX will
tccuie IU JUscolerallon of the teth, un un un
hoalthlnessot the gum., nnd a breath which
causes repugnance, nre ao.-npletoly remedied
by this Incempnrablebeautiaer and antiseptic
et the teeth, which Is ni pleasant te taite and
iincOl ns It li rellable In It action.
Jf.M.WAw
Hl'KUTAh NQT1VK8.
A I'leniuiit Acknairteilt;iiient.
Mian snur stomach nnd intsoinble apnntltn
ler ineritli-. and crew thin nvnrv (lav.
Jlurileck Itloetl tlitleri with llie mestlnnrvnl
x u
std
nun riisultai Jeel splnnairt." Jlrs. Jeseph
Jerminn, l'lttsburg, ra. 1'er nale hy It. it.
i eutiraii, driigKlsl, i37 and I'i'J Werth Ouoen
iiriwt, l.nnc.tstur.
lluinbugtl Imputters I Tlilnvvil
1 ha nbnvn are terms npullert te tlieunrella-
lUiiim10l4lionest. Jr. Themas' Kcttc'ric
Oil
fOrdllllltllerlU. CStAlrh. luttlniiu. Thnmimtlam
nml all ncbe, sprntnp, nnd p.ilns Is net a thlnK
of decepilnn hut n liUimnt una honest mteedv
It Is heuustly put up, linneutly sold, and dws
what Is claimed for It Ker snle bv II. t. Coeh
run, druggist, 1S7 and 13J Werth Q aeen streel
l,nncastur.
1 he New Trlcjcle.
1 h's machlnn Is propelled by stenin. nnd will
c-irry two poeplo twuuty lnlli'M In un tinur, tt Is
sitd. It Wiultn nn Invention tint flee net
cnmpartt with Jlurileck Jlloed Hitters which
will curry the Invalid n'eng the lend in health
te henall Ter sale y II, It. Cochran, drui?.
Klst, 137 and 13J North tjncun atteet, Lanciu
Lsr WANAMAKKK'U
When yeti come te the city
bear in mind that Wananiaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you ;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try te make you welcome
whether you care te buy or net.
. cm niu r
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WANAMAKER'S
t MAcrcs
F-ORSPACE
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PHILADELPHIA
rmHrecNrn m
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is no
Yeu knew that there
worthy het weather (or
any
or
If
weatuer; tiling ler wear
home use but we have it.
you can't come te the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come te be simple
and certain. A few scratches
of a pen, and all the facilities of
the store arc yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
NOT1CIC IS HKKKOY (il en THAT
thu follen tng dufcrlhed city bend nre
herfhy ollefl In lerthn blnklng rumlef tbe
Usnn autlnrlzMl by enllnanVH apprevid
March 3, A. U. 1MI, hihI nwenilfd byoreinuncc
approved .March 2). Itai. unvtuwX lACUuVet
tholu(iei)tolmi8o thucltyolLaneetter, l'a
at lour pr cent. ", a ,
Of thuBortenef rtve teTwentv Vcar, vtr i
. :ls!i'liu' ''' ei i"n 'Jheiisand Hollars
Ji E?,:U.,?1.,1,eacb; Nrw S.4,1!!,7,W,,l
dUredlVd.ir,,eIi,,.t, " W' lul' 10' Ju0 ""
i he above nniiihered benOg will he prevented
?-y.'HJl,.12vi.i,ul,cteu'ld bend, win
- - w w , ua.v.
IB.-VWIJjJ-.
KDW. EDUKULKV, Mayer.
AYKR'S riLLS,
"TryAyer's Pills"
rerHhettmattin), Kenralgla, and OenU Ste
phen Lasting, of Yenkers, jc. i says "llee.
ommendod as a euro for chrtmle Cealtvenett ,
Ayer'a nils have rellsved ma from that trou
ble and also from UOUT, If every victim et
this dbeate would heed only three words of
mine, I could banish Gout from the land."
These words would be "Try Ayer"s ftlla.' "
llytheiueel Ayer'a rills alone, I cured
myself permanenUy of rheumatism which
had troubled me several months. These Fills
are atonce harmleat and effectual, and, I be
lieve weald prove aspoelfleln all cases et In
cipient RHEUMATISM.
Ne medlelne could have served me In better
Head."-.. ;. Keck, Cerner, avtyelles l'rifa,
Liu
O. r. Hepkln, Nevada City, writes t " I
havonselAyot'a I'd la for sixteen years, and
I think they are the best Pills In the world.
We keep a box et them In the heuse all the
tlme. llisy have cored me of slek headache
and neuralgia, eiftce taking Ayer'a Fills, 1
nave been free from ail oemptainu."
11 1 have derived great benefit from Ayer'a
l'llls. fl ve ycara age 1 was taken te 111 with
rheumatism that 1 was unable te de any
work, I took three boxet cf Ayer'a Plllt and
waa entirely cured. Since that time I am
nover wltheat a box el these pllls."-Peter
Uhrlstonsen, Shotwoed, Wis.
Ayer's Oathartic Pills.
rairiasD ar
Dr. J. O. Ayer & Ce., Lewell, Maw.
"old by all Dealers In Medicine.
JiUUiJyl
M
ANDHAKK PILLS.
Biliousness!
Symptems:
WANT UK Al'PKTITK.
KOltltKD TUNOUK.
H1TTKH 1ABTK.
CONSTIPATION.
HKADAOUK.
GlCNKItAL I)RPRKS3ION.
Treatment :
Dr. Schenck's
Mandrake
Pills.
THIS IS
SORE AND
BAFfl.
ALWAYS
rer aaleby all Druggists. Trice 23 cents per
box ; a boxes for 6 cents ; or sent by mall,
postage frce, en receipt of price. Dr. J. 11.
fehnnek ABen, Philadelphia. ml7-lyd&w
MAUIIINBJtr.
QHN'fKAL MAUU1NE WORKS).
Central MacMne Works,
W. T. fJUMMINGS, Proprietor,
NOS. 1SI & 130 NOHTII UUB1STIAN ST.
LAH0AS1KR, l'A.
KNOIVHS, UOII.KUS, 11ACII1NIUV,
BItArriMiS, PULLEYS, HANQKaS, Ae
1UON ANO 1IUA8S OASTIMOn,
WOOD AND M&TAL I'AXTKUNB Of llest
quality.
Largest and UestHtnek In Lanoaateref Cast
Iren und Mnlleuble Flttlniis. llrasa and Iren
nlves nnd Cooka, steam Gauge. Hatety
Vnlves, lry Cocks, Water Uauges.Uate Valves,
i,uutii;uiun,, nnu nicnin itoeas in uenerm.
-ltepalilni( promptly denn. Fncend hand
isngiucs, uenuta una Muclilnery llaughl and
Held.
GOOD WOIUf.
HKAHOVAtll.K CHAUORS. l'KUlll'TNKiS.
-.Note Ubunge In Address.
dec3tfd
HuuamrtfHWMmHiiiu voem.
lALL AND SKK
-TUK-.
ROCHESTER LAMP.
Sixty Candle-Light t Beats thorn all.
Anether Let of OHKAl'GLOUKSferGaa an
OU Steves.
THH " PHRPBOTIOK 1',
BtilTAl, MOULDING A KUBBBU CU8UIOH
WEATHERSTRIP
1 teats them all.trhls atrip entwears all ethers.
Keens out the cold. Btep ratutng et windows.
Kxclude the dual. Keep out snow and rain.
Anyone can apply lb no waste or dirt made
In applying It. (Jan be ntted anywhere no
helca te bere, ready for use. It will net split,
warn or shrlnk-a cnshlen strip la the meat
pnrfoet. At the Bteve, Heater and liange
Stere;
-or-
Jehn P. Sehamn & Sens,
24 SOOTH QUEEN BT
LANOASTKK, 1'A.
QUKlS&'aWAltte.
CTIGU MAHTJN.
Fruit Jars I Jelly Tumblers 1
CHINA HALL.
MAbON rUUll'JAItMNALLSlZKS.
JKLL TOMHLKIH.
JKLLYOUl'S,
JKLLY JAH'I.
LK1I1TKIKG rilUIT JAK3.
(I he Ucstln the Market.)
HIGH & MARTIN,
Ne. 15 Eeet King Street,
I.ANUA8XKU, 1-A.
VOMi'hKXJOX reWVJSJi.
QUMPLKX10N POWDKK.
LADIES'
WHO VA1.UK A ItKKlNKO COMl'LKJtlON
itUBT V&H
POZZONI'S
medicated;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparls a brilliant transparency te the
sktn. Ueiueves all plmples, troeklea and Ots.
colerattoes, nnd uiak ihe skin delicately
anltnndbuauttlul. ltcnubtlns nolluie. wlilii
bd or arsenic In three shades, pink or lleshl
whltoandbruneite.
rOU BALK 11V
All
DrtiggrlBta nnd Faney GoedB
DenluiB fivorywhero.
--iiEWAiiK or
apwe lvd
IMITATIONS.-
BOHINKSH MUTI1UUS MADK I'LAIN.
The sysum el Instruction at the
LANUASl'Klt UOMMKUOIAL COLLKGK,
1 se simple and plain that any young ua y or
gentleman can easily master all the details of
auuslnuaa oducutlen.
L1HKUAL TKUUS.
. V0,n!2B Joaalena Tuesdays, Wednet
and rrtdays. ull Information given by
Lanewtei Cowmerelal College,
Lancaster, t.
V. HAlViiftJI,
OOUB-Ud
BUW mOOBM.
H
OT WEATHER.
Het I either Didcrteir, Etc.
nalbttircav.aazs and Snmmer Underwear,
K, S7H, H0 ane 74 eon U.
uhudren's Gang i vesta.
.-Bre'.r M-a" -Mhniere VesU. open fienta,
IS tels leebcs. .
The beat article for Infants.
lad las' uani sand Utle Thread Vesta.lSanp.
Men's Lanndrted and UnUnndrled fehlrta.
The besteee, island fl.le ablits.
ri-ured Pern, la shins. miiinihaimi.
cuffs. 60 and 75 cents.
cheviot and riannel BhlrU, 18c, (Oe, 11.00 and
upward.
M?nU.,nUr Hade H Uete, UK, 17, SJte
.LxJ?i.eurMen'nmmr Suspenders, 18c
Alse the Ce eirated Wire Bucket bnipender.
Linen and Milt Handkerchiefs.
HandannaHandkaiebitfs.
Linen cellars and Cuffs.
Oblidren'sand ladles' Kast lllsek Hese.
Ladles' Cellars ana unn ana Buehtnis.
ALU AT LOIfJCST CASH l'BlOXS.
JOHH S. GIVLEE,
6 & 8 North Queen St,
.. , LANOASTSK, FA.
mtrie-ltdaw
pAHAHOLSI PAKAbOLH!
TUB. UMl'KLl'.DXNTED BALKS Ol'
AT TUK
New Yerk Stere,
During the past two months, la strong evi
dence cif the Variety. Correctness of (styles
ana (superior Value ler the money.
OUltWKLL KNOWN
GLORIA. SON OH RAIN UMBRELLAS
Are the most useful Allthe-VcarUeund
Umbrellas, In ill, tn and Clinch sizes, that can
be found They wear better than silk and the
colors are last black.
BUHMKll SUADKS IN
All-Weel Albatross,
rerly Inches Wide, S7Je a Yard ; taw hotter
have beeu saen at 8;e.
VJtKI.LKNT VALUK IN
SOFT SURAH SILKS.
Popular Shades te Inches wide, f.De a yard,
BUi'KKUilt clIUAll blLKB,7ieayaidi no
better aeld for tltu.
Bttll they Cemol Kvery Day Brings AddU
t'.ens te our Large Line of
TOILK-DU-NOUDS,
8KKUSU0KKUH, 1'HlNTKD SAT1NK8,
OUALLIK3, UAT1STK3 A FKUOALKS,
AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
WATT &SH AND
8. 8 & 10 HA.8T KINO ST.
HUMMKH OOODS.
piDlNUHADDLKH.
M. laterliusli & Sen.
SUMMER GOODS !
LAP BLANKETS
FUOM Me. TO IVO.
IIOIISK SHEETS,
FLY JiETS,
EAR TITS,
11A9KUALL AND TKN.M3 1IKLT8.
l.adles' Vine Worsted Holts
White.
la lllue
and
1)118-
Chamois, Sponges,
ters.
Weel and Feather
M. laberlmsli & Sen's
SADDLE, HAKNESS,
-AND-
TRUNK STORE.
Ne. 30 Centre Square,
LANOABTKU. PA.
BABY OAKBIA UBH.
F
LINN 11KKNKMAN.
100
Different Patterns
or
BABY GARR1ASES
-AT-
FL1NN & BRENEMAN.
" Alaska " Refrigerators
HAVK NO.KQUAL.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne 102 Nertb Queen Btreft,
I.ANOAHTBK 1A
ATTUUSEVH,
X UTHEKH. KAUFFMAN, "
ATTOUNKY-AT-LA1V,
NO. BOOTH PUINOK BT Lancaster, l'a
a-iiaw
Parasols andSnnshades
OLersrtir.
ASKEW
Ok MB.
ATMOS.',IU AKD S WEST K1KO BTBIBT.
est-tva
M
YKKH A KATH1-ON.
img!
Sensible Clothing
"OK-
HOT WEATHER
IN UOOD VAK1ETT.
Men'd Coats and Vesta from 11.75 te
7.50, in Striped and Plaid Flannel.
Men's Coats and Vests in Figured Mo
hair and Alpaca.
Men's Coats and Vests in Black Drap
d'Ete.
A Handsome Stock of White and Col
ored Vests In high and low cut.
Hundreds of St lea in Flannel Shirts
for Snmmer Tourists and Travelers,
Myers & Eathfen,
NO. 12 EAST KINa ST..
T.ANOASTVH PA
R
KDUUKU PK1CK8.
L. GANSMAN & BR0.
Fact and Prices.
We are making te order Kine English Wor
sted Snlt, the latest style Cutaway or Back,
at 115 nnd 118.
We are making te order All-Weel Thin Cat Cat
elreere Suits at 112, IU, tin.
runts te order, 3.se, ll, is, tc, $7, 19.
Thin Summer Goats and Vests.
Foeisucker Ceat and Vest. l oe.
Beys' Coats and Vests at 85e.
riannel Ceat and Vest, II se.
Serge Ceat and Vest, 1125, IJ.75, 11,23, icon,
15.00, 18.00.
Mohair Ceat and Vest at 12.00, li en, 3 re,3 te
Children's Odd rants at CO, (a, 75, 83 cenU,
11.00.
Hen's Woolen rants, 11.25, 11.75, 12.00, 12.50,
1100, 13. W.
MPKntlre Bprlng Stock tit reduced prices.
4VA glance at our window's exhibit will
convince you.
L. GaesmaD & Bre.
S. W.OORNHR
NORTH QUEEN & ORANGE 8T8.
LANCASTKU. l'A.
M
ERCU.ANT TAILORING.
MERCHANT TAILORING
-AT
80MEMCWITHINU3 1N
SUITINGS
-AND
Treuserings
row opening for the wnrm seasnn. We make
an honest effort te render satisfaction e the
oii9teinor In every case,
1TULL links or
Gent's Summer Underwear
Hosiery, Cellars ana Cutis and furnishing-?,
generally.!
An lnspoelton of our stock and prices re
spectfully solicited.
Gee. P. Eathven,
'Ne. 25 East King St.
Next Doer te the Lancaster County National
Uutik,
LANOASTKlt, l'A.
uuirlMydAw
UKOVKKI&a.
CASHARD'H MILD CURED HAM
AM) UltEAKKAST BACON.
Uneg.ualed for lendurness and delicacy of
flavor. We Kunranteetbat there Is nothing te
equal them In quality In this maraet. Thou
sands of the bust lamllles nru new using them.
Thjy Btve universal satisfaction, ury thorn
and tell your neighbors
" Orled lleet und Itolegna nicely chipped.
1'rlccs reasonable. ukeuuk W1aM".
"rOTIOE TO THK8PAHHERH AND
1- OUNNKHS. All persons art) hereby ler.
bidden te trespass en any of the lands nf the
Cornwall and HpuedKel! estates In Lebanon or
Lancaster oenntlee, whether inclesed or unin
closed, either for the purpose of tuUu( or
ashing, as the law wui
1 law wui ee r
rlvldlv an ter cod
against all trespassing en said Ian da of ta en-
designed alter tbu notice.
WM. COLKatAN FBKKHAC.
u. ruur A L.UBH,
OW. O. t UMAlt,
Aitentya ter, JLW.OcJamMVa.Bair
n 'ii ni ii
mmt m
The People's Cash Stere
rUBA'lTUB.
TiriDMTER'S.
FURNITURE
WIDMYIR'S OOBHBE,
THE OLD CORNKIt
IS FULL Or GOOD Rtf THINO.
nnrstoeklsteolargnand mnst be radneed
before the season elites. Te de this na hars .
concluded te give the people a ehanse te get
Geed Furniture I
AT A L1TILB COST.
We hare some goods (net the newest, but
Jnst aa geed) that will he sold tr the price pet
en them will si.li them.
These are u UK AT HafOAlNS, and we ex
poet te sea them move lively.
WIDMYER'S
FUBNITUltX 8T0RX
der. Kast King & Duke Sts.
QOHS Jc QIBBB.
Roem Wanted.
We need mere room for the
stock which we have bought
and are making up. We're go
ing te get it by putting the
prices se low that the present
stock will move fast. Our
necessity is your opportunity.
If you're thinking of getting a
Parler, Dining Roem or Bed
room Suite, or any piece of
Furniture, new is your time te
buy. Come and leek at our
New Stock en 2d, 3d and 4th
floors of 31 Seuth Queen
Street.
OCHS a GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers.
aprll-lyd
I dealre te call the
attention of my frlenda
and patrons te the fact
that I amnewprepared
te de general Undertak
ing, te thlch my per
sonal attention will be
given at moderate
charges.
Respectfully,;
WALTER A. HEIMTSH,
27 it 30 S. Queen St.
Roeldence 37 West
Vine Street, opposite
St. Mary's Church.
URN1TURE I KURN1TURB I
THE UNDKK8IUNKD HAS UKOPKNKD HIS
BTOItK AT TnK OLD STAND,
Jfe. 38 Eat King Street,
Whteh was de.treynd by flre some lima age,
anahaaaporfeetJy Nowbtectr el all klnds,ef
FURNITURE.
PAULOUSUITKi.
UKOnOOUSUITKS,
TAHLKS, CU AIUS, trc,
UPHOLSTERING
In All Ita Branches. Alte fainting and Or
namenttug!d Chatre.;
HENRY WOLF,
Ne. 38 East King Street
Je Ud
HUMMKH RKBOltTa.
DELAVEN HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITV.
Atlantic and Connecticut Avennns. WILL
neWKll". Clerk J. W. ltUUllAKKU, Prep.
Terms-K.00 te I60 per day. JeJl lmd
U IO AGO COTTAGE,
NKAH 'UK IIKACII.
ISO KENTUCKY A VK , ATL NTIO CITV, N.J.
HOMK I.IKK,KI.ICO ANTOU1BINK.
Je7-3mdau,ThS Jilts. JOHN A. STAUL.
A TLANTIO U1TY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Largest Men Convenient Hetel. Klega ntly
rurnlahnd. Mberally Managed. Coach teand
from Ucach and I'ratns. orchestra Uuula
CUA8.M0ULAD1S.rrep.
W. K. Coemuif . Chief Clerk. Ieb22-iiid
T
UK
"CHALFONTK,"
Ocean Kud of North Carolina Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
X.UOIIKHTSA8ONB. aprMmd
rrrKTHERILI"
ATLANTIC CIrY, N. J.,
Ocean Knd Kentucky Avenue.
Open rebruary 1, te Novembers, loe
iSeilOJO.
M.J.KOSKUT.
maylO-Juid
s
TOOKTON UOTKL.
CAl'K MAY, N.J.
OPENS JUNK 80 New Ownership. Nnw
Management. Newly Furnished. Prrtect
AppMntmnts. Poenlar Prices. Klncst
beach In the world. Itoem plans and Informs
slen at lllaslns A Bera' Piane Ware rooms, N.
w. corner Kluventh and Chestnut sireetf,
, uunuejimin, uuiii iiiiev.
. 1 11 ae. Walten, Proprietor,
JunieiH
i.aioeiai. James Hetel, N.
A TLANTIO CITY.
CHESTER COUNTY HOUsE.
Thti thoroughly comfortable and well
known heuse Is new open, 'xwenly-etgt th
teiaen. Same management. Coel and de
lightful location very neartbn sea.
JunlMmd J. KKIM A SONS.
fob salb or hunt.
Fer rknt Frent and rkak
basem'nu under Hlrsh A Ure Clothing
Stere t nent one suitable for shoemaker shop ;
rear soluble toreatlugheusup- green grocery.
Apply te IIIUMI ft I1HO.,
rnl-lmd Centre square.
HOUSES FOR HALK ON THE MOST
liberal terms, en Weit Chestnut, Wal
nut, Lemen. Mary, Pine and Charlette streets.
Apply at
inli-Crad JOJNOKTHMAUYBTBW.lCT.
TTsOR
J! for
KKNT FROM APRIL, 1. 1SS8,
foreneoratttrmnf years, the Btraibunr
liAtlreml. with Ceal and Lninber Yard. Ware
house, LoceHiotlvit aLdCars ; all In geed and
running eraer. ins leiuu ui iiui vaiaaeie
property presents a rare opportunity te any
pony desiring te engage In a pleasant, well
ratabiisned and preniuuie Dusiness. rer con
ditiens, rent or ether In formation apply te
THQS. Or HKNUV BAUMOAUUNXiL
ms-ua
Lancaster City, Pa
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