t :"v-,
sv-'
wv
-"J3fetV(r
??
.
v
"V
JFHE LANCASTER DAILY INTBliJGBNCIER. SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 18BB,
ifv:
V At
tj.
I' K"
c s
IW-
I A ID TO IAO.
-'1MMibruum B1TO.
"lt ICWpytHW."!
"On -em rid Hie chare Jf a great church.
wtaitfe, aM the woman he loves; en Ilia
-we." There nu nothing beyond
Te-night must end It one way or the
The drumming of hl Angers grew
lower en U knew, till bent like a block
.tearing te the (Ire. The gnawing hunger
hiring at Mi fleeh made hi brain clearer.
' He was te be hung en Ills boy like a mill
i te drag him down, till one or ether of
died! What It be were dead newl
Ore gain would fellow; and as for less
Tbe major rose mechanically; the eyea un
der hi grizzly brews growing strangely keen
ad glittering. "I don't knew that I'm of
much account if one took stock of me." He
passed his hand with a queer chuckle ever his
big, hungry, rheumatic bedy: then glanced
hastily toward the pile of J18S. en which
be publisher had drawn for months, proudly
conscious for a moment of the genius which
had been his birthright "I never made my
mark, though," he muttered, lie repeated
that once or twice.
The stock was taken.
He steed quiet a moment, and then sopped
his face with his ragged white handkerchief.
It was strangely composed and grave. He
went te a closet and took down from the or
derly shelves a bottle full of dark brown
liquid, from which he half tilled a goblet,
whkh he placed ready en the mantel shelf;
then, as though doubting It efllcacy, he took
out a tiny vial full of white powder, and hid
it in bis pocket. Unlocking a desk, he took
out an old leather covered Bible, yellow with
age, and began turning eer the leaves, te
find the family record."
"Bern, Jan. 81, Jehn, only child of Richard
and Mary Standish."
He read it ever, as he had dene every day
since he gave the boy up. He fancied Ged
cameos near te him in theso words as lie
could in any ethers in that ttoek. It
was the only page which be ever read. Bhe
had written them there.
"She knows whether I've loved her and
you, Jack," steeping te kin the faded writing.
"Your old father shall never be a weight en
you, boy." He opened a knife and cut the
leaf. It was loose new; he held it in his
hand and steeped ever the fire irresolute.
After all, his real held en life for a geed
many years had been through that page; as
it began te crisp, he glanced up quickly nt
the goblet, then out of the square dormer
window. Lights were beginning te gleam in
the houses beyond the Hcbuylklll, the sky
warmed red as cfnnabnr in the frosty sun
set, while wisps of feathery smoke from Mime
passing steamer wavered across it The
world gave him a friendly leek for the last
He threw the paper in the fire, put out his
hand for the goblet when there was a sud
den soft flurry behind him, and two nervous
little hands were clapped ever hiseyes. The
next thing was a hearty kiss right en his
mouth.
"Why, Madclinel chlldl is It your
"Of course it is net me! there are se many
pretty girls stealing In te kiss you without
leave! Oh dear, I'm quite frozen, Unde
Dan!"
She looked as if she were; her chubby,
dimpled face was blue, and the rimy drops
steed in her eyes. Hbe perched herself up en
the major's chair, beating her hands in their
woolen gloves tegether. "If you only could
unlace my beets? My feet haven't had a bit
of feeling for an hour. I''ive miles did they
tramp. I didn't want te break the note for
car fare. It's the half yearly pay day, you
knew. Just leek at it," fumbling in her
besom under her sack and bringing out warm
and crisp a bright new note, "I couldn't
sleep until we'd both seen it and geno
halves I" winking with both eyes and laugh
ing oil ever in the most ridiculous, lovnble
way. The major had taken off her shoes,
and steed with tbem in his hands looking
down at her. Bhe was se alive with beauty,
She tmi se aire with beauty.
warm blooded and happy I Bhe soenied te
come te him like sudden youth or summer in
this lest desperate hour. Thcre hung about
her even the faint scent of rose. It seemed
se easy te ceme back te sit down beside his
little daughter, who loved htm with nil her
honest heart, and be happy and jelly nnd
alive as always.
But be knew what he bad te de.
"Hew long are you going te slay, Maddy f
"Until te-morrow umess you would rnthei
I would go te-night," quickly.
"Yes, I would rather. I have some busi
nessthere will be seme men here after
awhile it wouldn't be best for you te stay."
"Very well," Maddy nodded, turning her
steckinged feet about before the fire. Bhe
nr mVhI miratiens, but she gener
ally fpund out all that she wanted
te knew without them. "Hew long can I
stay, Uncle Danf' taking off her hat
"In two hours will be tlme enough. Let
me have you long as I can."
"Isn't thet n lovely batl" raising W her
little fat flst, and looking ever it steadily into
his gaunt, changeless face. "The brown
plume is just the shade of my hair. Been
fcurrl t work en The Camera lately, dearP
"They've needed nothing for two weeks."
"Oh!" Bhe was quiet a minute. "Just put
that hat carefully away in my room, won't
yeul and bring me my slippers. They're in
tbe lower drawer. Yeu have the keys." She
tat motionless until the deer closed behind
him, and then like a flash she was in the pan
try cupboard, which was empty, as we knew,
and beck again by tbe fire. Bhe took up the
goblet and smelled It The major, coming
back, glanced at It jeifleusly, but it steed
where he left it, and Maddy was leaning
lazily back la her own low chair. She was
pale, and the water steed in her eyes."
"You're net well, childf"
"Ne. Sit down by me, Uncle Dan. I'm
lrH nnd I'm huncrv. that's all. I ordered a
ratraculeus little 6upper as I came along. It
will be here presently." She took his big
hand as he sat by her, fingering it ever, hold
ing it new and then te ber cheek. Some
thing else than hunger had been at work with
htm. They were both tee old soldiers te be
beaten, as he was today, by a little whole
some fasting. But what was the sere! Bhe
did net knew where te thrust her probe,
"They've raised my salary, Unde Dan, did
youneticeP
"Ne, I did net. I'm glad of It, my dar
ling. Yeu can go through the world alene
pretty well new, Maddy I"
Bbe made a grimace. "Jf one only cores
for hard work and money yes. But I'm
tired of being alone. I mean te either ceme
home, or you must ceme te me. Though a
man of your talents would be wasted in a
Jersey village like that They have only one
newspaper. Yeu could net go there."
"Only one newspaper, have theyf
There was silence, "Jack is nt home," he
said, at hut
The cheek against which she hed prcjwxl
his fingers grew suddenly, fiercely het Bhe
get up and laid some weed en tbe grate, fat
down leUurely, ber face turned from him.
"Who did you say bad coma hornet Jehn!
Jehn Procterr
"Yes, Jack." The very uame of Use boy
stabbed him like pain, et he could net keep
it off his lips. He did net waver in his re
solve. He would put himself out of the way
te keep tbe shameful birth of his boy a kecret
Yet, as the clock ticked away the moments
of this last hour, nature grew almost tee
strong for him. He could have cried out, se
that all the world might hear, for hU son
for his son, whose flesh and bleed was the
fcarncu his. He heard the girl speaking te
him as iu a dream. Her voice trembled in
sJn.cj tewlf.
mNHKbWXTvtPvVbb'cV BsB
"Tell me something about him, Uncle Dan.
Is be much changed P
I see no change in him." He caught
sight of her face, and through all his dull
absorption, it startled hian; it was se
strangely fresh, and dewy, and young.
"I suppose Jehn has been successful, tbenP
she said at last with an effort "He told me
once he would never come back or write
until he could de a man's work nnd make nil
his friends proud of htm. Ha thnuirht. ft,.
would forget him. He need net have been
very much afraid of that" Bhe was talking
half te herself, steeping as she sat en her
steel, her brown eyes fixed en the Are, her
hands pressed en her breast "I always
knew he would find some little home in the
west, and then come back; I knew he would."
"Maddy!"
"Yes, Uncle Dan."
"Nl tell you about Jack," In an un
naturally loud, harsh voice. "He is a man
of mark new a leader in his sect They've
called him te the first church hum His com
panions are net yours or mine, nnd his ways
ere net ours. They would leek upon him as
tainted if he made friends of shiftless Bohem
ians like us. He's in a world the deer of
which is shut te you nnd me. It will be the
same way when we are dead. He will be in
side, but when I come the deer will be shut
shut" A sudden comprehension broke through
her face. Dimpled, kissaftle llttle face as it
was, there was a latent nobility in it, great
steadiness and strength. "I think you're un
just te us, and te JbA," she said firmly,
standing before him.
"I tell you the boy Is en the read te suc
cess, and he must go en," he cried. "No
body shall stand in bis way te hinder him. I
mean te stand out of his way. It will be
quite cesy for inn te de It quite easy,"
Seme suspicions of years age were coming
back te her, "I think I understand," she
said. "Is Jeck willing that you should give
him tipP
"What could It matter te him! A shabby,
old liar and braggart, as MeMurrny called
me. I saw his church te-day, and the bonse
where he will live. Be grnndly furnished,
Maddy P
"Churches nnd furnlture!" with n con
temptuous shrug. "What are thy te Jack!"
"1 saw the woman he is te marry,"
"Ahl the woman"
"A daughter of McMurray's a delicate,
white rosebud of a girl. He has everything
new the world can give, Jack hna. Tlsrre's
but one bar in his way, and that won't be
thorelong."
But Madeline had turned te the window,
her face toward the sun that was going down.
It was seme tlme lefore she came back.
When she did, she steed by the mantel shelf
looking down at him. "Docs the woman
lovehlmr"
"I thought se. It was her face."
"8he only has known him n little whller
"Wlthrew told me they met last month in
Chicago. The match was arranged there."
Bhe looked at her hand. There was a thin
geld ring en ene finger a cheap llttle trifle,
Ituch as a school boy would glve. It had been
there se many years that it bound and pained
the woman's full grown Auger. It had deue
se for many years.
(le be Continued.)
Heme troellsh People
Allew a cough te run until It gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say, " Oh, it
will wear away," bt In most cases It
wears theui away. Gould they tie Induoed te
try the successful tnwilclne called Kemp's
llalssm, which we se'l en a positive Kiisranfc-e
te euro, thy would Immediately seu the ex
cellent oneet alter taking thu first de.e
Prien 00 co. its aud I'. Trial tin Jrt At a
Druggists. Jinll-lydaw
Hapturecareguaranleedby Dr. J. II. Mayer
831 Arch street, rhlladelphla. Ease at once,
no operation or delay from business, attested
by thousands of euros after ethers tall, advice
free, tend for circular. marlO-lydAw
SPECIAL. NOTIOKS.
Bneklan't Arnica Halve.
Thi User rULvaln the world for Cuts.llrulses
Seros, Ulcers, Bait Khoum, fever Beres,Tettor.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively euros rites, or
no pay required. It (a guaranteep te give per.
feci satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
IB eenta per box. Fer sJe by 11. B. Cochran,
Drngglsl, Mea. ISt aud 139 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. Junen-lyd
SLEEPLEBb NIQIITB. made miserable by
that terrible cough. BhBeh's euro is the remedy
joryeu. Beld by It. it. Coehran, druggist Mn.
Ii7 and 1IB North. OnnenSU Lancaster. Pa. (2)
Mether Mothers 1 1 Mothers I It
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth T
If se, go at ence and get a boltle of MllB.
WINSLOW'SSOOTUINUSYBUP. It will re
lieeo the peer little sufferer Immediately do de
pond upon It there Is no mistake about It
rherti Is net a mother en earth who baa eve
ised It who will net tell you at ence that it
will regulate tbe bnwele, and kIve rest te the
mother, and rellef and heallh te the child,
operallug like magic. It Is perfectly safe te
use lu all mens and pleaannt te the tuse, and Is
the prescription of oneol the eldest and beat
temaln phslclans and nurses In the United
States. Sold every where, 85 oents a bottle.
nutvl91dw
BIlll.OH'S CO U Oil nnd Consumption Care
it sold by us en a guarantee. It cures Con
sumption. sold by II. B. Cechran.drugglsl,
Neg. 137 and lhll North Queen St., Lanrusmr,
Pa. (3)
A Veiling llaby
Is euutblug te be avoided. Babies with colds,
babies with croup, bablra with scalds, burns,
liluis. aehna. anruins. or n&tns aru bound te ba
con e iieisv tenants nt the houwheld. X)r.
Themat' Jtcltctrie Oil will euro all thoae com
plaints, fur sale by U. U.Coebran, druggist
lt'andlia Nuith Queen street, Lancaster.
Tbe Ktsarrecilen et l.ntsrus
W a miraculous otwrAtlen Ne one thinks
et ralslug the dead inese times, theunh seme
desperate y close te death's deer have been
cewp'etelv restored by BnrUeek Bleed BlUtrt
te genuine aud ImtluK health. ersUby
il. 11. Cochran, eruKKlst, 131 and 1311 North
vjueen stivet laneaaler.
Hrlped Her Uut.
" F r years have been a suvere sufferer from
palus lu thu bark. Tried various applications.
Una bottle el Ttevmt' JCclectrie Oil entirely
cured me. Cured ethers equally quick " Mrs.
HennlnK of llthUt., lluffafu, wrote this. Ker
sale by U- 11 Cochran, druggist 137 and 1S
North Queen street Lancaster.
COUUltWllOOl'lNUCOUailand Bronchitis
lmnuxllalely relieved by Shlleh's euro. Beld by
11. B. Cochran, druggist, Nea. 137 and 13d North
Queen Bt L&ncastxr, Pa. (4)
Don't Kxpenment,
Teu cannot afford te waste tlme In experi
menting when your lungs are in danger. Con
sumption always seems at first only a cold. De
net nermlt any dealer te linpose upon you with
tome cheap Imitation of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
but be sure you get the geuulue Uei-ausohe
can make mere profit he may tell you he h's
something J ust as geed, or ust the same. Don't
be deceived, but Insist upon getting Dr.
King's New Discovery, which Is guaranteed te
give relief In all Threat Lung and Chest
affections. Trial bottles tree at II. B. Coch
ran's drug store, 137 and IS) N. Queen Bt , Lan
caster, Pa. (0)
Til AT 11 ACKINU UOUU11 can be se quickly
cured by BhUeh't Cure. We guaroutee it Beld
by II. It. Cochran drnRglst. Net. 137 and 139
North Queen Bt. l.ancaatnr. Pa. 11)
A Beuud Legal opluleu.
K
Cla;
llalnbrtdgH Uunday, Esq., County Atty.,
lv f.n.. Tex.. Tex., savs: "uave usea niocnie
Ce.. Tex., Tex.says: "Have used KloctHe
ru with most hannv reaulta. Mv brother
Ultteru with most happy results. My uremer
also was very low with Malarial Fever and
Jaundice, but was cured by timely useet this
medicine. Am satisfied Kloctrle liltlers saved
bis life."
sir. D. I.Wllcoxsen, of Herse Care, Ky.. adds
a like testimony, saying: no positively oo eo oe
llevet he would have died, had la net been ler
Electric Bitters.
This irreat ruined v will ward off. r a well at
cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all Klduey,
LlverandetomachDlserderssUinds unequaled
rorsale by our agent. II. B. Cecbran.druggtst
137 and 19 N. (jueen tiL, Lanc&stdr, ra. (6)
JUBT AB GOOD.
Don't allow anyone te make you believe any
ether remedy Is Just aa geed for sick headache
as Dr. Leslie's Special rrescrlptlen, for It Is
net true. This is the only remedy In the world
that strikes at the root el thu disease and
drives It out. Give It a trial.
I b.ve been troubled with catarrh Irem
boyhued, and considered my oaue chronic
until about three years age 1 procured Lly's
Creim t aim, and 1 count mytell sound te-day,
all Irem the use el one bottle. J, U. coeley,
Hardware atercnani, juunvruse, in.
Mr H. M. Barber ha, usea r.iys cream uaiiu
for ettarrh In his lamlly and oemmends It
very highly. A lady U recovering the sense et
smell. A Tunkbanneck lawyer, known le
many et our readeis, save he waa cured of
deatueis JWslen, Pu., Uatette.
Ji6-2wdeedftw
A t'irasaul AcauewUilgiueut.
Had sour stomach and miserable appetite
for months, and grew thin every day. I used
iiuriiec mood BlUtrt wltbtbe meat marvel
ous results: feel splendid." Mrs. Jeseph
JohnteD, Pittsburg, Pa. Fer tale by II. B.
( echran, druggist, 137 and IU North Quevn
ttroet, Lancaster,
QUT1CURA BtCMJCDMK.
Sere from Knee te lulcle.
Bkln entirely
re
tone. Flran a mats oteittattj.
shed one-third In site. Condi
Leg dlmli.is
tien hopeless, cured by the Cutlcura
Itemed let.
Fer three years 1 was almost erlppled with
an awlnl sere leg from my knee down te my
ant let the sktu was tntirely gene, and the
flesh wts one mat of atsestn come physi
cians pronounced it Incurable. It hnd ai
mtnlshed about one-third tbe site of the ether
and was In a hopeless condition. Altar try
ing all klndt et remedlri and trending bob beb bob
drndsel dollars, from which 1 get no relief
whatever, l was persuaded loHryronrOUTI leHryronrOUTI loHryrenrOUTI
CUBA kk.'ImhV!, i.nd the result was at fol fel
lows i After three days I Betleed a decided
ehanawfer tbe better, and at taeendortwe
month l waa completely cared. My flesh
wet punned, and the bona (Which had been
exposed ter ever a year) get sound The flesh
beiran te grew, and te-day, and ler neatly two
yepast, mylesjlt at well at ever It was,
sound in every tetpeet, and net a sign of the
dlaossete bu teen.
rt. U, AHKKN, Dubois, Dedgo Ce, Ua.
Terrible RefTrlR from skin Diseases
I have been a terrible tufferer ler yean from
diseases of the tkln aud blued, and have been
obliged tithun publle placet by reason et my
disfiguring humor, llavebad lb best of phy
sicians and spent hundreds of dollars, butjret
no relief until I usedtheOUTIcUHAMKH
s5IE, which have cured me, and left my tain
at clear and my bleed at pure is a child's.
IMA Mai Base, Olive Branch, F. O., Mist.
Frem 145 toendt te 173 rounds.
I have taken several bottles el Ceticura. Kb.
selvbit with all the results 1 could with for.
About this time last year, when commencing
lit use. I weighed 115 peundt, and te-day I
weigh 171 pounds
UKO.UAMPIIKLL, Washington, I) C.
Nera The ctmemu. meselvsibt Is beyond
all doubt the greatest bleed puriner aver com
pounded. Curious A, the grea ekln Cure, and Ctrri Ctrri
ctraAtear, an exquisite Bkln Beaullfler, ex
ternally, and Cctieusa Ubselvirt, tbe new
Bleed runner, internally, ate a posit We core
for every form of Bkln and Bleed Disease,
from Pimples te ecreiula.
Beld everywhere. Price, rcrieuni, tee I
Beat, 6&e t IUselvekt, II .00 Prepared by the
FUl'X'KK DUUU AMU UIBMICA I, CO., Dot Det Dot
ten, Mass, ...
aw-Bend for " Hew te Cure Hkln Diseases,"
Ol pages, 81 Illustrations, and l'O t-tlmenlais.
DnL.,in ekln and Benin iirerved and
uauy e beaullnud by uuiiuuiiA K.
10 AT IE U BOAP.
Constitutional Catarrh.
Ne single dlsnasn has entailed mere suffer
ing or hastened the bn fining up Of the consti
tution than Catarrh. 'Jhu i-enae el smell, of
Uste, of sight, of hi-arlng, tbe human voice,
me inina, ede or mere itnu uui'imuibsimj,
yield telts destructive tiflnence, 'J he poison
it distributes thionKheut Ihe system attacks
every vlial force, and breaks up the most ro
bust of constitutions. Ignored, because but
little understood, by most physicians, lmpo lmpe
tently assailed by quacks and charlatans,
these suffering from It have llttle hope te be
relluved el It this this or the grave It it time,
then, that the poinler treatment of this terri
ble disease by remediet within tbe reich of all
passed into band! at once rrrapetent and
trustworthy. The new and hlthtite untried
method adopted by ur. tanterd In the prepa
ration et bis Uadiual Cum has wen the hearty
approval of thousands. It It Instantaneous
In affording relief in all head colds, sneezing,
snuffing and obstructed breathlng.anarapldly
removes tbe most oppressive sytnotem, clear
ing the head, sweetrnlng the breath restoring
the senses of smell taste and hearing, and
neutralizing the constitutional tendency of
the disease towards the lungs, liver and kid
neys. BAMroae'a Radical Ctms consists of ene bot
tle el the Uadieali uHs.oeeboxof Catasrhal
BeLVtNT, nnd lMrRevD Ixiialib ; price, II.
J'OTTSH IlRCa .1 CniMIOAL Ce,, BOtTOK.
KIDNEY PAINS,
Ntrains and Weaknesses,
Believed In ene minute by. that marvelous An
tidote in rain, lnflmmnatten nnd Weakness,
thnuiitlrura Anil- I'a'n Plaster. The first and
eulv pulu-tllllng strengthening plaster, Kb
pctally ndipUd te Instantly rollevo and
sneedlly cure Klpnnv and Utorlne Pains and
Weakness Warranted vastly 'superior te all
ether plaa'ers. AtalliruRKist, Scents t tlvn
ler II 00 1 or, postnae frte, et Peitrr II sun Ann
CiikmieaL Ce , Bosten, Muss
ieM lydW.SAlyw
YKR'B PIIjLS.
"TryAyer's Pills"
for BhCNtnatlsm, Neuralgia, and Oeut. Ste
phen Lansing, of Yenkers. N. ., says: "Uoo "Ueo "Uoe
ommended ta a cure for chronle Costlvenost,
Aver't PUlt have relieved me from that trou
ble and also from UOUT, If every victim et
this dlieaie would heed only three words el
mine, I could banish Oeut from the land."
These words would be 'Try Ayer't rills.' "
"By the use et Ayer'a Pills alone, I cured
myself permanently of rheumatism which
had troubled me several months. These Pills
are at ence harmlest and effeetual, anil, I be
lieve wouldpreveaspocllloln all caaet et in
cipient RHEUMATISM.
Ne inedlclne could hare served me In hotter
stuad,"-U. C. Jteck, Cerner, Avsyelles rarlsb,
La.
C. i Hepkins, Nevada City, writes i " I
have usel AVer's Pills for sixteen years, and
I think they are the beat Pills In the world.
We keep a box et thorn In the house all the
ytne. 'ihsy have cured ma of sick hoadache
and neuralgta. hlnce taking Ayer's Pills, 1
have been Iree from all complaints."
" 1 have deiived great benefit from Ayerla
Pills, rive yearB age I was taken se ill with
rheumatism that 1 was unable le de any
work. 1 took thrce boxes of Ayer's Pills and
web ontlrely cured, Blnce that time I am
never without a box el thsse pills."-Puter
Chrlstensen, Bhetwoed, Wis.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
rurARte BT
Dr. J. O. Ayer Se Oe., Lewell, Mam.
Held by all Dealers In Medlclne.
JiMteJyl
M
ANDKAKK 1'1M.H.
Biliousness I
Symptems:
WANT OF APPETITE.
PUIIKKD TONGUE.
HITTEK'IAHTK.
CONSTIPATION.
lIKADAOlli:.
UKNEHAb DKPKEBBION.
Treatment :
Dr. Schenck's
Mandrake
Pills.
THIS 18
SURE! AND
SAFd.
AL.WAY8
rersa'ebyall Druggists Price 25 cents per
box! 3 boxes for 85 cenU; e- s. nt by mall,
pestaxu free, en receipt of price Dr. J. 11.
Bchenrk A Ben. I'hUadelpbla. ml7-lyflw
1'ARASOI.S,
R.
it, a a.
Ladies, Loek te Your
Interests.
We began the parasol season with an en
tirely new Blcck. WowanttedothoaainenoJtt
1 ear. And te that end offer tlreat Bargains in
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas. Prices are
marked away down, and goods mutt go. Call
and see Uargalus.
R. B. & H.,
NO. II EABT K1NQ ST.
acrS-Sind
AOOH F. BUKAKFKK'H
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(UY OWN DISTILLATION.)
NO. 15CKNIUE SyUAKE.
TOBAOVO.
O
LD HONESTY TOBACCO,
FINZER'S
Old Honesty
The Cheweta of OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO will seen And that It laata
longer, taste sweeter than ether tobac
cos, and will please you.
Ask your dealer for it and insist en
getting it.
Genuine Has a Bed H Tin Tat;
en Every Plug
beets AfD aBe a:
OOT8 AND BHOES.
D. P. STAGKHOUSE.
88 fc SO HABT KINO, BT.
Net old stock but fresh, new goods coming
in dally from the factory and bought for cash
That Is why we can tell our Sheet te much
eheaptr than the ethor stores, and we give our
customers the benefit of close buying
Everybody about here full of snap and vim ;
a different shoe Stere from what It was -a
USTTKtt one I but of all shoe Meres mere
Ufa, mere geed goods of the right tort and
right prices.
sVCeme and tee us we cheerfully show
yen the goods, whether you purchase or net
D. P.STACKHOUSE,
Nes. S8 and 30 East King Steeet,
LANGABTEE, PA. aW-lydAw
B
lO SLAUGHTER
OF BOOTH AND
BUOES.
POSITIVELY
THE-
BIGGEST SLAUGHTER
-or
BOOTS ANDSHOES
EVIll BEEN IN LAKUABTEK.
At we mutt positively move by July 2. and
net having room ler the balance el the goods
at ear Kait King etreet Btere, we have made
Anether Sweeping Reduction.
The Child's Kid Spring Iloel Shoes, sizes 5 te
8. we were telling at COc, we are new telling at
IOC
Child's rebble lleel 75e. Shoes, sizes 4 te
!X. we were telling at We ; we are new selling
at i'3e.
The box el Whlte Kid Shoes we were selling
at COc, reduced te 23c.
The Misses' Kid Ilutten II OO.Bhoef, Opera or
Common Sense Tees, we were telling at II se,
reduced te II 05,
Ladles Kid and I'obble .oe Butten Bhees,
Opera, common Sense and Square Tees, we
were soiling at It. B0, new reduced te II IS.
Ladles' Kid and Bright UongelallBO, M7J
and IS oe Ilutten Shoes we were Belling at 12 00,
rodueedlo 11 BO.
Ladles' hlRher priced shoes reduced in the
same proportion.
lien's Dress Bhnes we were selling a' II SO.
new II 25 1 these we were soiling It 00 new
II 60 and 11.76 1 the 13.00 Khoes we were se ling
at2.60,new2.0Hi the 1140 bhees we were sell
ing at 13 00, new 12 00.
A few of the Celebrated E. A. l'erklns 13.00
Bhoeleft; reduced te 12 25.
The balancolef the stock we new have en
hand we are
Selling Away Belew First Cost.
The One-l'rlce Cub Heuse,
(I
BRANUH HTORE-NO. 29 WE3T KING
BTKEKT,
(Next Doer te Hager'a Stere )
KAINSTOUK:
NO. 3 BAST KINO 8TREBT, LAN
CASTER, PA.
trHUTHIK-As we must positively vaeate
this room J uly 2, we will keep this Btere open
every oveulut. aMMma
UAKKIAUSO.
S'
TANDAKD WORK.
EDW.EDGERLEY
UARR1AUE BUILDER,
NOS.t0.2,s,i.1MAUKET 8TURET, Bear Of
t'ostetnoe, Lancaster, l'a,
I have In Stock and Build te order Every
Variety et the following styles : Coupe. llug
glee, Cabriolets, Carriages, victerias, Business
Wagons, "T" Carls, MuCall Wagons, Butrlet,
Market Wagons, i'tuutent, Express wagons.
1 omptey the best Mechanics, and have I acu
ities te build correctly any style of Carriage
desired. The Quality, Style and finish m my
work makes it docldedly the Cheapest te the
market,
SrW HAVE THE BE8TANDCUEAPEST
OAUT IN THE alABKET.
ITTUAT IS TTOUB OHIEF DELIGHT?
ir IT BE PLEA8UBK BIDING,
J. H. NORBECK,
(Sucoetser te Norbeck A Mtley),
Proprietor et the
Old Reliable Yellow Frent Coach Wetkt,
cebneu or
DOKEANDVINESTUEETS, Lancaster, Ps.
Is fully prepared te accommodate you with
j-nujiuus, m nuiuy uarriagea, uuggiet, eie ,
of the Latest Designs and Variety of Springs
and styles, and which for Comiert, Pleasure,
Beauty, rtnlsb and superloltyel Workman
ship cannot be excelled, either In the city or
enunty or xjincasier, ana m te prices, oempe-
tlllen Is defied
uuu uabtb at special Bargains.
De net
buv elsewhere till veu have seen Nnriuvk'a
block and Make. My own make always sus
tains my word.
It It be for Dullness InterestA.thenandthere
you will find Business and Market wagons,
ncUall and Dayton Hickory Wagons, eta,
which will terve your purposes, and can new
be had at Prices and Terms te suit your
pocket-books.
Alse, second-hand Werk of every detcrlp
lien rebuilt at geed as new.
Call and tee the Large Btoek.
Uerainug, with care and promptness, still a
peclauy.
fU-JmdSA
FREY
ECKERT,
si
N
KXT DOOR TO COURT HODHK.
BRAND NEW THIN THINGS
Fer This Warm Weather.
In te-day aa elegant assortment of Br-oteh Ginghams In f ut colors, made te se) 1 at 20 cent.
Our price 11K eenu Loek fei ttem In our Ksst Window. ..... ,
Anotherfnveloeot these beanUlul Challlet at 10 cent. French designs and fast colors.
A new Lawn opened te-day. Colen aud designs perfect Early season pries, It cente ;
01CcehSee MuDtJis?-aWflnar and lighter weight Ubrte than Batiste, a Ulfls less than yard
wise, in both mourning and taney eolerlags, at 12W eantt ... .. ... .
iVany New Baleens at 10, u is, Hand ' ennla a yard. Qullbetft Warranted East Black
Ilenrlsttat. a new mourning malarial, at I7K and se eenu.
FAHNESTOCK'S,
NOS. 80 t 87 MaVBT KINO ST..
s
UMMER DHKBS GOODS.
Metzger & Haughman.
Summer Dress Goods !
LAWNS,
FRENCH 8ATINE8,
ALL AT LOW PRICES, AT
Metzger & laughman's
38 AND 40 WEST KING STREET,
Opposite tha (.'oeper Heuse.
NOS.
STOCK
JTO0K FARM.
ENGLETREE STOCK PAEM.
STORM KING, 2101, By Usppj Mcdlnm, lire of 80 from 2:13 te 2:80.
Bay horse, foaled 1832.
Brether In blend te
NOHMAN UKDIUM, 2:20.
BTOHM HIMOttanda it hands, wetiha 1.200 bs.
deal or style and finish. lie has never been defeated In the snow ring, taking five first pre
miums ever some 01 the best hor.et in the country, storm King should enter the 2-eOllstat
any time. ,
III REMIT, 4214, Uj Mambrlae Dudley, record 2.101.
Dam V! minis, bv Volunteer, sire of 8t. Jullen. 2 11W. Vlrslnla la sis.
Bay horse, fealed 1831.
ter te Uambetta (tire
nanlette. 2.19.
2d dam Nell (dam et Bateman, 2.22), by Hambletenlan, 10.
8d dam dam of Plate. 2 38, by shark, son of American Eclipse.
HI II ENKY stands l'Vi hands Has taken five first premiums In the show ring. Wat twice
Judged by the " Bca'e of Points " and aa a two-year old scored 124H points, which has never been
equaled. Many noted horsemen have pronounced him the most elegant young horse In the
country.
Terms for Storm King and III Henry, f JO. should mare net prove in foal, the tame mare or
any ether ran be returned free in 1889
apr6-3mdih,rS DN'L G. ENOlE, Marietta, Pa,
OABPMT
BARQA1NH I
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
-FOB-
WILTON, VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS.
Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Ciiaiii Cuts,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW
We have the Largest and Best
H.
S. SHIRK & SONS,
Cemer Weei Kin$ xnd Wttar Struts, Lancaster, Pa.
w.rfjH.
OPKOIAli.
WATCHES
ter rarmert and Ballreaders, 11 Karat Ueld
rilled liesa Cases, Elgin Works, 120 each,
Jeb Let. Best Watch and Jewelry Repairing.
Spectacles, Eyeglasses and Optical ikvxv. Cor
reei time dally, ry teleirapc only place In
the city.
LOUIS WH1BBJB,
Se. lttX N. Uuevn St, opposite City Hetel,
bear I'enn'a 1)0001.
G
ILL-JKWEliER, a
-A LIST or-
Graduating Presents!
Geld and Silver Watches,
Chains and Charms,
Ueld Jewelry,
circlet Kings,
Ueld Ten Helders,
ueld Pencils,
deld Teeth ricks,
fountain Fens,
silver Jewelry,
UleveVlnagretts,
Allver bangle Bracelets,
Ben Benalrea,
Bllver Watch Bexes,
silver Hair Pins,
Queen Chains,
tcarf Pins,
Cellar Buttens,
Qleve Buttoners,
Flower rins,
Bllver Uarters, etc., etc, etc
GILL, . JEWELER,
Ne. 10 Trst Klug Street.
TTEADQUABTEBS FOR WATOUKS.
S0METHIN& EOR ALL.
Have you bought a Present for your Krtend
who Graduates t
If net, you should Call and Solect It.
Aside from Watches. In which wn lead, you
will find a Large Stock et Nice Ooeds.
Geed Goods
ATASMALLCOBT.
Many Acceptable Little Presents In
Silver Goods
We will Sell at Away Down figures.
SVCall, we have something you will want.
WALTER 0. HEBE,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
LANCASTEB. PA.
Cerner of Orange.
ul-tfd
COAL,
Ta.UUUAKDNKU'B COMPANY.
GOAL DEALERS.
On0B:-Ne. IJB North QubauBtreft, and Ne.
SM North Prince street. , ..
YAanti-NerUi Prince Street, near Heading
?n?Btffl LA M OAUT IK, p.
-T B.MAKTIN.
Wholesale and BetaU Dealer In all kinds of
1.UMBKR AND COAL.
SOT Y'abd-Ne. 420 North Water andPilne
etreti above Lemen Lancaster. nH-lyd
eeuM.
LANCASTER, PA.
BATISTES, l'EROALKS, GINtJHAMS,
AMERICAN SATXNES, BEAUTIFUL CHALLIEB,
FARM.
" The mett prolific reservoir of speed that ever lived."
Dam Topsy Tayler, by Alexander's Nerman, slreef Lula,2.HJ.
2d dam by Heward's fir Charles (thoroughbred).
3d dam bv Smith's Uessensrer. son of Dill's Mersenier.
and lsa vemteut-bullt horse, with a great
et Velmer, 2.24), and Florence, grandson el
HALLS.
BAKQA1NH 1
BHADMB, Ac.
Btoek In tbe City,
FJRBWOKKH
, T BUKSK'S.
Fiiewerks I Eirewerks 1
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL.
The fourth of July almost at hand.
Tbe
uemaua ler r irewnr&s large
Patties desiring displays for towns, vl'lages,
or private use who have net already made
their selections should de se at once.
nur stock is geed aud can still afld te it for
u ftiw days.
Twenty live y ears' oxperlence in tbe busi
ness enables us te htlp parties te select geed
displays.
Our fireworks are ail colored, our pilcet the
lowest.
Japanese and Chinese Lanterns..
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KING BTRBBT,
L&NCABTEB.PA.
JW-TELEPUONE CONNECTION.
11VEN AWAY
AtREIST'S.
Head All or Nothing
Did you hear? Did you hear?
Incline your ear I Incline your car I
Something In It I will whisper,
Ue and tell It te your sister
And her trlends
Belst, the grocer, foremost grocer,
Always equal te the task s
Will te-morrow all day offer,
Imported fans te all who ask
And only these.
Imported Lanterns I
We have the finest line of Imported Chinese
and Japanese Lanterns In the market, bought
airrct irem me importer in ue engi
and can Bave you mucb money with
direct from the Importer In the original esses
ana can Bave you mucn money wim mis im
portation. We bought a let of Jsnanese fans
which we will give away free all day te mor
row (Saturday) te all who ask. I'leoie bear In
mind YOU MUsT ASK. We are very busy,
and ler this reason make this request.
FirewerkB ! Fireworks !
Loek at our large display,
Prices se tempt-
glylew. Assortment se great Quality se
geed, we are headquarters riagsel all sues
Call and see our Immense stock.
SPECIALTIES.
New mackerel i new beef, 12s ft ; new picnic
hams, He ft ; cream cheese, 3 tts !5c i 8 fts geed
prunes, 2Vs; s as geed prunes, '.'5c 1 4 Sis geed
prunes, 25e; 8 Its large prunes, 25e; 2 bs extra
large prunes, 25e : 4 Its new bunch ralilns, 16c;
2 Its new choice prunellss, 25a; 2 Bis fancy
evaporated apples, 8ie; 1 lis figs, 25e; 4 ftt
crooners, -oe ; a at aarss, ik; largea caaet
Borax soap, 53 : large cakes white soap, 50,
regular prices, 8c ; l.rge boxes Indigo, De, small
boxes, Oe i Olelne soap, 5c ! pints, quarts and
lialf gallei Masen fruit Jars ; honey In combs
only loe ft j beat flour In the world only 500
auarter.ete . ete.
EEEP COOL We have four Immense fans
suspended from the celling in constant mo
tion, and there Is no danger of our room get
ting tee warm i besides we are net bothered
with flics. Call and see us
Reist, Wholesales Retail Grocer,
Cor. W. KIek and I'rlucs 8l.,
LANCABTEK,PA.
BUSINESS MISTUODb MADE PLAIN.
The system et Instruction at the
LANOAaiKll COUMEUC1AL COLLEGE,
U se simple and plain that any young lady or
gentleman can easily matter all the ue talis of
abuslnest education.
LIBEUAL TEUMS.
Evening Sessions Tuesdays, Wednet
and Ftldays. FuU Information given by
H.O.WEIDLEK,
Lancaster Uammerelal College,
oet5-uo Lancaalex, ra.
.3. r v i. i
-l.fi.
vLBtmimm.
n i"h'1h yins"tfnt
ASKEW
' OB Ml.
"!
AT HOS. ;M AND M WIST KINS BTB1
atf.
'.-"sir!
'
R
KOUOKD PBlCRa
L. GANSMAN A BRO.
S;
Fact and Prices. s
VTa are making te order FIbb Eagllah Wss
ttad Belt, the latest ttle Cutaway or ,
We are soaking te order ill-Weel Tata 0MrI
aim era nuiia at viz, fit, tlB. -,
raBUtoeratr,3JO,M,BH.t7,Vt.
TbinlDniner Ceiti and YnU.
Seersucker Ceat and Vest. 11.00.
Heys' Coats and VesU at We.
riannel Ceat and Test, UK.
irpe coat and Teat, IMS, UTS, IVVl(t. A
.oe,n.oo, . V-14
atunalr coal and Vest at 12.00, H 60, H OMUt.
Chlldren't Odd PanU at oe. SS, 7, M eeatt.
tuoe.
Men's Woolen PanU, I1.2S, I1.7S,H.0P.Mb.
LOP, 18.80.
aWEntlre Spring stock at reduead priest.
afA glance at our window's exhibit will
convince you.-
L
k Bre.,
S.W.OOBNIB
NORTH QUBHN & OBANQH 8TV.
L ANCASTEB, PA.
w
ILL1 AMBON A FOBTKK.
Variety Enough
IN-
Beets and Shoes
TO PLEASE EVE1Y MIND.
HERE ABE SOME:
Ladles' Grain Butten Shoes, We.
LadKV Grain Butten Shoes, IL2S.
Ladles' Kid Butten Bhees, 11.50.
Ladies' Fine Dongola KIq Butten Bheta,
12 Ou.
Ladles' Ozlerd Ties in Bright Finished Kit
Patent Leather Tees, il.90.
Ladles' Tee Slippers, tee
Misses' Shoes In Grain and Kid 90s, fLM,
11.25 and II te.
Ladles' Luting Shoes, 85e, 11.00, ILIBSW
$1.60.
Genta' Seamless Congress tialtert, I1.B0.
Ueuti' Seamless Balmorals, II 50.
Gents' Dress rhees, Lace or Congress, IL10.
Gents' Canvas Shoes reduced from II 00 te
7 Cents.
Teuths' and Beys Seamiest Shoes, Laes sstt
Butten, 98e and I1.2S.
POLITICAL CLUBS.
Samples shown and Estimates Slvaa fat
OAMPAIUN OUTFITS.
PitlOES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
WilliamseD & Fester,
32. 34, C Aj 38 E. KlKG 8T
LANUABTEU, PA.
BRANCH STORE,
11 IIIkI-IIIOKO. PA.
H
lRSH A BRON1KK.
ESTABL1BHKD1854.
By Promptness We Presper.
Our promptness In keeping up with the
leaders In the large cities is one el the causes
of our great succes a Anether one it enr Lew
friers. Anether our Assortment. We give
you a few instances.
BEEKHUCKSUANDILkNNEL
COATS AND VESTS,
$1.00.
m2Ep4aKb. MsirS8TKirEs. mm
B1L1CNES, BBlLLlNTlllIf,
DBAP 'D ETE6, P0N8BM.
WHITE AND F1QUUKD DUCK AND MAR
SEILLES, LINEN AND ALPACA
VESTS.
CLERGYMEN'S COATS,
In ltegularand Kitia-Leng flies.
Summer-Weight Suite.
The fcetch Chevlnta still In the Lead Men'
Butts. 13 00. 110 00. 112.00 Heys' Bulls. S8.00, 17X0,
IWOT ChUdren's Bultt, 13 00, It 00. 15.00.
Flanne'r. Casslmeres, Worstedr, IMagnnsJi,
Corkserews -In Hack, Cutaway or PjIucb
Alberts.
ETeijtbieg In Farnlshings.
CALL NDSESTHIK.
H1RSH & BROTHER,
XHHONPBIOB
Clothiers & Furnisheri,
COB. N. QUEEN SIBEIT AND OIMTKB
SQUABE. L NOASTRB, FA.
ASPHALT BLOCKS.
A Sl'HALT PAVING uLOOK,
Asphalt Bleck Ce.,
Offlce-Ml Chestnut St, Phlla , Pa.
Works -Bridgeport, Pa, Camden, H. J
UANUFACTUBEBS Or
Standard AsphaltPaving Bloeki
BIZE3 4X5X11 AND 4Mx4xlX
In general use terstreet paving siaewsUt.a
den paths, mUl ywdsanadrlvewysnH,
'SXVnue'rorWuen addrt
R. 3. OSTBR & BRO.,
iu is Lancaster Ce.. 321 North Prince St.
Ag is neuter, j.- ui-ama
Gnnsman
'JJ
s
'3
llvi3
kM
ya,
tss
&
AM
"jii
ffi
".!
'M
i
t
i
f
m
3
v?
rtr-v
U
3
i.
'
I
i
wl
I
m
-l
ea
WSI
1
frftgSBB
ilkU&Vvgi:
siev,