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r imuisaiirn publishes kit the
I newt or me unitea rrcu up te
tBOMlWohenr.
I-The Dally KfllUen of Thi 1htlu-
i M MUrerea by carriers in tne our
l MmnaAlM town for 10c. per woek i
aui, M ft year i W.M ter tiz month
11 ww mw due. per monte.
Whut limt.tleci (Deable Sheet)
i races, only 11.50 per unua, la U
wishing their addree changed
DNMM where the paper H bow ler-
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TIM aKMLLUIBNCKH,
Lancaster, r
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b WMMphOM OeMea
ik fteAre Leap.
rv
? V. -....... .n rvmarxnarmr editors
ts
t1Y km aert of general acqualnt-
WtUi the InlOgs mat uiey are uia-
'. because it is a lair assumption
Tall their readers are net Ignorant
teat them : and this need Is the mere
lawaraUve, as well as the mere easily
W --ifjppueu, tne greater me juuiuw i w
-: umiui &nA circulation. We are moved
?'teake this criticism by the Ignorance
of t the Iren Industry, palpably and stead
. Sam ttkAwn Viv thn Philndelnhla Recerd.
. It te tee Important an industry in l'enn-
2!. ., i T.I. ... !...
u ee Desvea cencermuK. tue nus uw
ifALI-. lit. m am tftni. Ann. nil in
mV li . . . 1 u.l..l. uVUh a mm
:n frf 1 KfUCnUlJ DCCB.O JJiUtXWbluu fiMiwuwew rerCilurMt
3& . . . i sj.a .nil li 1. 1 ..i.nfl'in
. .jr.wwetui te tne jfcceru, bus sun n uuhiu i n,YJy:a
& J- jr Ul iuube w ocite uuiu me jr
Wa aHlK-WlMi WJUKD '"il(J U1.VUJU u
m Ky g St'aeme smatterlDK acquaintance with
s& 4tH,0 that It may be able te talk about it
"wlth some show or intelligent, inrerma-
pi MOD.
L.V .
, e u aiscusses
the
" great Pittsburg
a n.nf ! inn nfin
JV'-. .. .. 1-
f Mfllte, BUU OUdHMW turn "" vu,w
BCnKe," anu BUKKeaus
:4v workmen threwa into idleness tuereey
ii wiH have time te rtilect upon the blcs
' sAbrs et the tariff. The workmen will be
". .-llkel? te find a very nrcat blessing In
isnf :: . . .... .- .. .. .. ".
tne tariu, n it is mat wnicu enauies
Uwm te demand gS.CO per ten for puddling
Imn a. tfivtnA na tnnnli nn "Purmiann mill.
? UK19 OV nU no uie juiuuuni, l'J
'whlch is the Recerd's party, docs net
)C'A; propose te materially reduce the duty en
i" -...lliul Imn 4ltA niiAatlrtn orleoa na ffi
',V" wherefore It would have the iron workers
J reflect during their coming months of
;iiadustrlal idlencs) and political activity,
-, 'yt upon tne wrengi uiness or a lariu en iron
:H that is supported by nil tiie parties in the
country.
The Jitcerd displays conspicuously its
ignorance in telling the werklugmcn In
- the rolling mills and forges that while
they " de net recelve higher wages than
the average in ether industries in the
United States, the manufacturers liave
rapidly accumulated enormous fortunes,"
instancing Mr. Carnogle's alleged profit
el one and a half millions of dollars in a
p stogie year as " by no means an isolated
Instance et the bounties which the tariff
confers upon its favorites." Xe well
informed journalist could have made
such statements. He would have known
that the iron worker is paid far hlgber
wages than the avenvge of craftsmen, the
reason telne found in the severity et lib
;r 'work, the unusual degree of skill required
3 la it ana tne sirengm or me union wuicu
eenpels it. He would have known
farthermere that the Eesseruer steel
minufacture in which Mr. Carnegie get
his great profit In aslngle year if he
rr get it is net the manufacture
which the hundred thousand
men are engaged, upon whose strike
,and present idleness the Recerd Is com cem
nentlng. It Mr. Carnegle ever made
a million and a half dollars out of pud
dling iron and rolling iron or steel, we
should be surprised te hear it. In the
temuigday3 of the wardeubtlcsi for
tunes were made in the Iren business as
in all ethers ; but outslde of the Beso Bese
mer steel industry tliere lias been no
great fortune made since that tlme in the
Hf iron business, we leel very sure. The
-uosBeiuei Dice i luiuiuca were wuuu uub
of a protected industry and It was pro
tection by a government patent ngainsl
which our contemporary might reason
ably direct its move rather than against
the comparatively innocent tariff.
The iron Industry et Pennsylvania has
been for many years past in a dismal
state of depression, out of which it comes
by fits and starts for a brief breathing
pell. There is tee much competition In
the business te enable tire most successful
managers toreallze mere than a fair profit
out of it ; and it is ignerance and dema dema
geglsm et the worst kind te charge
that great fortunes are reaped fro a It by
virtue et the tariff protection it gr s. But
for that protection it could net. exist,
with that protection it cannot obtain ex
cessive profits because of the great home
competition, which makes the sup
ply generally greater than the demand.
And these things every interested
man (and certainly every Pennsyl-
& tarda journalist should knew. And
no such journalist should be found
se ignorant as te say, as the Recerd says,
the Pittsburg mill owners say that they
cannot pay present wages because of a
decline in their products caused by " the
enormous development of the iron and
steel industries of Northern Alabama,
East Tennessee and ether portions et the
Seuth and West." The " enormous do de do
telepment " in these sections has been in
the manufacture of pig iron, which is the
mK- raw material et the Pittsburg mill owners,
ana tne cheapening et which is thelr
benefit. The Pittsburg mill owners, we
bslieve, de net charge their inability te
pay present wages te their ability te
buy cheaper pig iron. That Is Rice.d
brilliancy.
Tae IVealher, Heys and Neise.
The Fourth of July is upon us, aud
m one groans about warm weather, or
hopes that the firing may bring rain te
cool the air. It will be In order for the
eldest inhabitant te step forward and tell
met a cooler and a mere pleasant inde
pendence day than is premised. He is
u molly quite eager te tell perspiring pa.
triets hew much warmer and mere sultry
wasa certain July 4th that scorched its
memory upon his infantile brain, nnd he
Is new invited te remember something
p'easant If he can. II e might also try te
recollect whether he ever knew the ordl erdl
sary American small boy mere hilariously
patriotic and enthusiastically noisy than
tee Is in this year of premise and curious
weather. There Is geed reason why elder
Americans should make this an excep
tionally Joyful Fourth of July, for the
future et thenatlonneverleoked brighter
than it dcei te-day when veterans of
feetb tides are taking rart la funeral
ervlces ever the bloedy-shlrt en the
Gettysburg tattle-Held, and when the
,1'iaiKi
great issue of a presidential campaign Is
tae reduction et taxation, that a secure
and successful government by the people
may net be encumbered by an excess of
wealth.
We as a people are always peering co
earnestly Inte the future, and trying te
think out the problems that it holds for
our solution, that it is quite pleasant te
take a calm leek backward every Fourth
f t.iW .nri pinrv a little ever what we
have accomplished and bravely under
taken. Ne doubt there is trouble enough
ahead of us, but for te-day and te-morrow
we need net borrow it and can cheerfully
let the band play and the rocket whl7,
while the small boy bangs us all deaf, and
the long suffering citizen hopes that bis
house will net burn down this year.
i m
Democracy and the Fablic Lands.
One of the most important questions
te which the people's attention will be
called In this campaign will bB the situ
ation of the Democratic party en the
public land question. It presents a most
credltable showing, and will have the
frnnt nf Influencing many votes In a
Democratic direction. Let theimpartlal
citizen read the record of, the Cleveland
administration, showing the land actu
ally restored te the public domain from
March 4, 18S5 te April 12, 1889 :
Aorei.
I I.na in granted rallreal llmiu re-
I Itered !... J.10S.117 3J
,i?JIr""""w.lSI7M
ltiflumtmy lna rnHorea.l,3.3.0J0U0
i.. .Inlin. w. If tirimwn
Ann. rp.tnmd O.O.COJUJ
Kntrlnn nnflnr ir-Pinpt!i)ii, lomo lemo lome
(fad. tlmtxir culture, Ocaert, min
eral and tlmtxir land lawn canceled
In lejjular eonne of examination
and i receedlnm In gnneral land
cOlce ler abandon tueut, Illegality
and ether rnuset x7,lMl3 7i
Invalid utiite selections (Interna (Interna (Interna
tlonalliclirevemoutgnnflawamp). vS3,7Ui
Total actually rentored In tuopnwle
A...nnn tittrt nriun In nnlrv mi a net
UUIIIIMII ia.i aP - -- i tA irt
at
tlement w,wiww
These are lands that have actually
lmpn restored, and de net Include 02,052,.
218 33 aeres recommended for recovery, I
and 2,305,330 acres of lands forfeited in
Oregon and recemmenueu rer recovery i
under grant for military wagon reads.
Thus lias the Democratic party under,
taken te restore te the peeple 115,711,288
acres of public lands. Suppese Jllalne
had been elected, would one ncre liave
beenrr 'eredV
Italian Kmlgratlen.
The misery nnd flltli of the Italians in
Mulberry street, New Yerk, has been per
sistently written up In magazines and
newspapers, nnd New Yorkers are at
IttU beginning te see that there Is some
thing mere In It than a mere newspaper
sansatlen. The Italian eclety of emi
gration lias mnile nn nppenl for meney te
beused in relieving these deluded for
eigners, who liave been "victimized by
speculative padrenes, and in aiding them
te reacli colenics. The figures at Caslle
Garden show that 10,000 Italians have
landed there slnce January 1.
A prominent Italian of New Yerk has
written u letter te the JJcrull, showing
hew his countrymen nre imposed upem
nnd the large profits made by the padreneii
who furnish cheap Italian labor. He de
scribes an actual case in which two bun
drcd men were imported te build a deck
bynpadrone who had n contract with
them te work for iilin for a year, until
pas3age money advanced had been paid,
The judrone collected a commission of
S3 each en tickets sold them, nnd an ad
ditional profit en passage meney, beard
in a shanty llke it cattle pen, and en feed
supplied te them at his own prices.
The most Interesting part et the mat
ter te New Yorkers, Is the way In which
tho?e Italians live after they have settled
In the city. They liave made of Mulberry
street n most disgusting and dangerous
plague Bpet.ai bid as any that travelers
used te ilndin Naples and Heme. Aud
New Yerk proposes te cleanse " Little
Italy" by scattering its peeple broadcast
ever the cenntiy, nnd calls upon Con
gress te cstnblhh a labor bureau for the
benefit et contractors, and the destruc
tion of padrenes. The rest et the country
may be very setry ter Getham and her
Italians, but It will hardly give enthusi
astic support te the distribution scheme.
Tlu-sebaibarlans from SouthernEurepo
nre swiftly erecting themselves into n
puzzle of Clilnese proportions, and if they
de net seen step landing at Castle Gar Gar
den the whole Atlantic slope will be
echoing the nnti Chinese cry of Cali
fornia with ltalla-IIungarlan variations.
Okni:hai. n.uuuseN, of Indiana, is net
unllke Kinporer William of Germany. Jn
fKO'. n striking Mmllarlty may be establish
ed botwnen Ooneral Hen and Etnperer
Hill, Hath nre remarkable men, as te
thelr Kraodfntuerp, The emperor has fro fre fro
riuently repoatei! In poiltlve language Ills
Id fBi about trejdlng In the foetuteps et hi
grandfather. The general has net said
mueh about It, but hi supporter have
been tryliiK te make blm atand up In the
footprints et old Tippeoanea Emperor
Hill leans upon tbe Iren chancellor. Gen
oral lieu U eiipported by the "plumed
knight." The emperor want te keep up
taxes and eipenae en the ground of
ferelgu menace te tbe peace. The general
wauu te de tbe eame en the ground et
foreign metiace te manufacturers. Peer
llttle lilll ! Peer little Heal What trials the
fulure baa In atore for them.
Ot-it compliment are tonderod te the
mnnaKfltnent of the centennial exposition
et the Ohie Valley and Central state, whleh
opens en July -1 and continue until
Oaleber 27, for a preas complimentary
ticket thereto.
Tire American surgeon la net behind his
European brether In the matter of dlsoevory.
HabblU' eyes wero recently transplanted In
a blind man' bead by a llaltlmere surgeon
with geed result. The new new comes
of the remat kable performance of a wlelder
et tbe Unco in Ht. Leuli. A preaeher had
a cancer en his cheek, It waa removed, and
tbe large hole was covered by chlckeu akin,
Whleh waa successfully ongralted te the
human tissue. The lower animal exist for
tnau'a boaettt, according te Hely Writ,
and If we must use a portion of a rabbit or
a eblcken or ether beast or (owl te make u
whele, well and geed.
The New Yerk lltrald prints a tale that
in the campaign of 1S81 at a Kepubllcan
gatherlnK In Olnelnnatl, Legan felt se
aggrieved at the tusuner In which he was
Ignored by Hlalne that In his roen-x nt the
hetet he xpleleil In wv'h e-mn the
Maine mm, terming blm "tattooed" and
applying te him ether tovero designations.
This waa In tbe presonce of a reporter, who
was only rentralned from publishing U all
by the psthetlc Bppesl of Mr. Legan. The
Btery liaa InteifcHtai showing hew the datk
halrid Illinois chleltain despised hi run
ning mate.
TilK Senate Judiciary committee will net
roeimmend the continuation of M, w.
Fuller te be chief Justice et the supreme
oeurt of the United Slates. Neither will
they give a reason for ae doing. I'erhap it
Is because they have no ether cbarge I
xalnit blm except that be Is a Democrat. I
IiASrOASXiiR DAILY
SAM Jeicks saye this Is the hwt raee the
ttepubllcane will mtke !n Amet lea and that
the Prohibitionists will lt upon their
carpte.
Tux Penniylranla steel works, at Steel
ion, nUrted with a capital eteck of 1200,000.
It new has t7,uw,vuu invested in me onli
ne, with an annual tncoine of 910,000,000.
Tbereare a.Eftt persona employed In tte
hops, and the wagespild out yearly amount
te 11,(00,000.
Yocse TIppocaneo
And Boediotoo,
And hurrah ler the el a war tire
Protect II you ean
I he working; man,
That he may grind our ixca,
.a,
Tiik Wllllamipert Sun My : " Of ten
young men who beard at Market street
bearding house nine are Democrats and
will vete en age and cast their first presi
dential vote for drover Cleveland this falL"
Were nine of every ten young men et this
tale te cast their ballets for Cleveland and
Tburman Pennsylvania's thirty electoral
votes wenld leave the small Kopubliean
column.
"Wnv Is the selection et the silo for Ite
Lancaster pnblle building delayed T" 1
the question often asked el late by the
tlred-ef-waltlng oltlten. The reef will be
en the etruelure by this time next year.
PERSONAL.
Oovkhneii Ames, of Massaobusetts,
Is
eotleualy ill with acuta Drencnuu.
HKATenKuMUKDS makes this predic
tion : " The chances are ten te one that
Congress will be In session until Octeber
1."
Wir.r.tAM YouNeur.ooi), Ilia Alabama
member of the ItepulJllcnn executive com cem com
inltteo. who was presumably, a Hberman
man, bluntly esys that the lllly Hentbern
voles taken iretn Hberman cett Alger ex
acllp 7,fi00ln eash and all tbe lietrl and
railway oxpensoa of the 'captured" dele
gates. mm m
ISO Teciur Me;tn lien Cunt.
Tbe llothlelioru Iren oempany hni made
a 150-ten casting, being the base for the
the steel compressor In the new gun works.
TliU Is thirty tens heavier than the renent
big cast anu ir inn lareeHiever nnewn te
have been made.
j i win laice inree weeus
wcoei.
A llKAIlDKU llltlCA.M.
'1 he .1 une Iiuk has n golden wln-,
The Muhlnlnp bug the lUmej
Thn bed ijf h no wlnits at nil,
llulhogets thcrejnstthaiiame.
JlrenJaz Smith,
Ul'KUIA L A'OTJUKH.
I inn been troubled with cntnrrh from
boyhood, nnd considered my oiae chmnle
until about thren years ime 1 procured lily's
CreMn Hitim.nnd ) count wyeli Bound te-dny,
all from thn usi of one boille. J. 11. Coelcy,
Hardware Merchant, Montreie, l'ft.
Mr. I'. M. Harber hni usnd Ely's Cream Halm
for eitarrh in his Inmlly una commends It
very highly. A lady Is recovering the sense et
smell. A Tiinkhanneck lawyer, known te
many nf our readuip, sum he was cured el
duatuess. million, l'a., llatelle.
Jtf-2irfloeflAw
A t'Jehsrtin Acammletfgmeat.
Had sour stomach nnd mtsnrnbte appntltn
ir month', nnd amir thin every day. 1 until
fnr menthr. nnd grew thin every day.
jiurtiec moea ttutert wiinuiu meat marvel
eus retilltB! fenl splendid." Mrs. Jorenli
.lohnsen, l'lttshnrg, I'n. rer salu y II. it.
Coehran, drugHlsl, 137 and Uu Netth Queen
eln.et, Lancastur,
n'AXAMAKKIi'll
When you come te the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker'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.
City ma t
Jimj
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WANAMAKER'S
M Acres
fLOOHSpACE
PHILADELPHIA
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THIRreCUTH m
1
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Yeu knew that
there is no
worthy het weather
weather) thinrr for
(or any
wear or
home use but we have
you can't come te the
write for whatever you
it. If
store,
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 are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
COZirLKXlOX TO WOKR
rva M T' UKX 1 a npewde kT
LADIES';
WHO VALUK A nEFlNKD COMl'LKXION
MUST ueh;
POZZONI'S
micdieatkd;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te tbe
skin, llouieves all pimples, truckles and flls flls flls
colerattODs, and tuikes tbe skin dolleatoly
sett and beautiful. Itoentalns no lluie, -wblte,
led or arsonle. In tbiee shades, pink or 11 tub,
white and bruuotte.
rait SALE I1Y
AH Drusslsts and Faney Qoes
Doalere flvorywhero.
arllKWAUK Or 1M1TAT10.N8.-S.
aprju lvd
JfOR HALE OR KKNT.
H0U8K8 FOlTsALE ON THE MOST
liberal terim. en Weit Chestnut, Wal
nut, Lemen. Mary, l'lne and Charlette street.
Apply at
uilJ-Cir.d 301 NOUTll MAIIY BTUKKT.
"aZIOR
RENT FROM APRIL 1, 1S88,
a; torene or a term of v
ears, the Btraiburg
utnttnr YHrd. IV&nv.
UoUreod, with Ceal and Lumber Yard, Ware-
house. Locomotive aitd Cars 1 all in geed and
running erder. Tbe lease of this valuable
Komeuve ai.a cars 1 all in geed and
erder. Tbe lease of this valuable
ftresenta' a rare opportunity te any
ring te engoge in a pleasant, veil
ed and prenu-lila buslnttes. Fer con
property
nartv des
eatabllsbed
ditiens, rent or ether Information appl
.0, ivui u. umvi luiuiiiiminn anniy hi
IllOS.erliKNin UAUMUAUitNku.
mS-tfd Lancastvr City. J'a.
NO MORE ROUND HUOULDEUS.
Tbe Knickerbocker shoulder lirncu Ms
Hcllablx, tmlly Adlusted and can buwnin
ltU comfort, blzes for ladles and gentlemen,
for sale at
IIU11LE V'8 DHUO HTOUK,
Stl Wei KtngatueU
pECOMMENDED RY EMINENT
I'HYSICIANJ
The "Best "Tonic,
I A Concentrated Liquid Extract of Malt and
.uli rwruua uuivftl
J. C. UOUOI1TON A CO
JPM and U West Jtlnu utet.
1NTEIJJGEKCEE, TUESDAY. .JULY 3, 1888.
fOOD'H BAK8APARILLA.
Impure Bleed
Appears In a taeasasd different forms an
cautes a vast atnonet of sufferlag, Bcareely a
single person U entirely tree from lis effects.
Hence the neeetalty or a reliable bleed pari
fler like Heed's Ban apart, which eradicates
etery Imparity, and gives te the bleed vitality
and health. It enres erofela, salt rheum,
bells, plmpler, and all ether affections canted
by IrapnrUles or polienoui germs la the bleed.
Heed's Barsnparllla also overcome that tired
e
feeling, create an appetite, core dyspe-sia,
blllensnes and headache, and build up the
wneie system.
Heed's Saraaparllla
"I'xem childhood twaa troubled with pim
ples, and every remeSy failed Mil I took Heed's
SanaparUla I have taken flve bottle and
new the pimple are almeat gene, my general
health li tnnch Improved, and 1 htgh'y lecom lecem
mend Heed's SanaparUla." w, Kvakb, 463
Lexington Avenue, llrw-klyn, N. x.
Borefula
My son was snt'eted with the went type of
icrefula, and en the recommendation of my
drngglatlgave him Heed' SanaparUla. To
day hoi toued and well, notwithstanding It
waa said there wa net enough medicine In
llllntltoeffectacure.,, J. CnRMTia,Ullpo CnRMTia,Ullpe
lla, 111.
" I had salt rheum en my left arm three yean
st
suffering terribly. 1 took Heed' Banapartlla,
and the salt rneum hat entirely dUappeared."
U. M. Milui, 71 French St. Lewell. Mass.
Heed's Baraaparilla
Sold by all drngglsts. II t tx for ss. Frepared
only by O. I. HOOD a CO, Lewell,
Mas.
100 DeEea One Dellar.
YER'S &AR3APARIIiLA.
High Pressure
f.lvlngc haracte' Izea these modern day. The
refiilt Is a fuartat Increase of IlllaIN and
I1KAUT UISBABKS-aeneral Debility. In-
semnta, l'aratyals tnd Imantty. Chloral and
Merphia augment tbe evil. The medicine best
adapted te de pormanent geed is Ayer'i Bar
sipaiUla. It pirtlles, entlchc andvlttlltc
the bleed, aid thus strengthens every func
tion and faculty or the body,
" 1 have ujed Ayer' Barsnparllla In my f am
l'r. for yeats. I have found It Invaluable at
A CURE
ler Horreus Debility caused by an Inactive
liver and a low state or the bleed ."Henry
llicen.Xcinlii, Ohie.
" rorsemotlmol have been troubled with
heart dUoaie. I nover found anything te help
me until I began using Ayer's Saraaparllla. 1
have only used this mcdlolne six months, but
ithasrollevod tun from my trouble, and ena ena
bled mn te roaume work."-J. I. Uarzinett,
ferry, 111.!
11 1 have be en a practicing physician for evar
bftllaoentury, nnd during that time 1 have
never found se powerful and reliable an al
ternative and bleed purifier as Ayer'aSarsa
parilla." Dr. M. Maxatart, LouUvllle, Ky.;
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
rnurAiiKD bt
Dr. J. O. Ayer & Ce., Lewoll, Mass.
I'rlcn tl j sir bottles, i Werth 15 a boltle.
Jll2te3
"JkTANnilAKK 1'ILLS.
Biliousness!
Symptems:
WANT OK APi'KTlTK.
POURED TONOUE.
B1TTKU1ASTE.
CONSTIPATION.
IJEADAOUE.
GENERAL DEPRESSION.
Treatment :
Dr. Schenck's
Mandrake
Pills.
THI3 13
SURB AND
BAPfl.
ALWAYS
rertalnby all Druggists. 1'McoZScenUper
box 1 3 boxes ter 05 cents 1 or stnt by mall,
pestage free, en receipt of price. Dr. J. IL
tchunck A Sen, Philadelphia. mU-lydAw
H
UMPUREYS'
iiuiHlupniine tcii'iinuij jieeineni
Fer Horses, Cattle. Sheep. De9, Hogs, Poul
try. tOJ 1'AuK llOOK
On Trcatment of Animals and Lhart Sent rroe.
CUHE9 Voveri. Congestion, fntlamma'len.
A. A. Spinal Meningitis, Mtlk Kever.
11. tl Htralns, i.nmoueas, Kheumattsm.
U.U. Ulstoinper, Nasal Dlscbaigts.
D.D.-ltets or rubs, Worms.
K.K Coughs, Heaves. Pneumonia,
r.Vi Cellaer Mrlpes, llellyachu.
J.(1,- Ml.carrlage, Hemorrhages.
11.11. Urinary and KlOney Diseases.
LI. Eruptive lllnrases. Mange.
J.K. Dlsouses 01 Digestion.
8TA1H.K CASE, with Bpeoifles. Manual,
M itch Htzel Oil and Medlcnttd $7.00
PU1UK, Blngle liottle (evor CO doses) 10
HOLD llYDUUl)ai8T8: OK
SUNT 1'KEl'AIU ON UUKIPX OT PUIOE.
Humphrey' Med. Ce., 1C0 fulten BU, M, V.
Uiiinplircys' Homeeimllilc Spcclilc Ne. -8.
In "se 30 years. The only successrul remedy
f r Nervous Debility, Vital W eakness and
rrenrulum from ever-work or etliur causes,
tl 00 per lal, or 5 vials and large vial powder,
for 1 5 00.
ueiDiir DrtuuaisTS, or sent postpaid en re
ceipt 01 nrle
llUMPUHKYH' MEDICI SE CO ,
Ne. 100 rnlten titreet, N. Y.
man; lydAwTu,Tb3
G
OLDKN BPKOIF1U.
DRUNKENNESS
-OllTUK
LiyUOlt HABIT POSITIVELY' OUHED
11Y
ADillNlMTKKIWU UK. IIAlNEa'
UHLDBN Bl'ECiriC.
It can be given In a enp of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking it t is
absolutely barmless, and will effect a perma
nent and speedy euro, whetber tbe patient is a
moderate drinker or nn alcobello wreck.
Thousands of drunkards have been made
temperate men who have taken Gelden tBpo tBpe tBpo
clfle in their coffee without their knowledge,
and te-day believe they quit drinking of thelr
own froewllL IT NKVSU rAlLB. The sys
tem once Impregnated with the Bpeclnc, it be
comes an utter impossibility for the ilqner
appetite te exlst. rorsaleby
CUAB. A. LOCHEU. Druggist.
Ne. 0 East King Street, Lancaster, Fa.
aprlS-ljdTu.ThAS
HTJIAW JIATa.
G
ET READY FOR VACATION AND
tbe Beashore.
Tourists and Excursionists
Will rind it Much te their Advantage in Bo Be
lecllngu Trunk or Traveling Bag
Te Examine tbe Large and Varied Assortment
bhewu.by
Stauffer&Ce.
THUNKS-All 8!r.fs and All iiicei trem
I'.ie up. IUaVELINO ilAUB lreia (00 te
11510.
Special Trunks for Lsdlfs, with n extra
tray fur drtsse. Quality ana I'rlce Uuaran
tued. Ol It LINE Of
SUMMER HATS
as never larger and we guarantee you a
cool bead when no give you a hat weighing
8K01. tucharjttu"UUSION JiKAUTlES.55
aii DUNLAfSLatestiityleiinsriirrAND
SrUAWllATS.
e-Dentt forget tht we h we an Overstock
of straw Hats and are new Belling them at
Closing Out l'rlccs.
STAUFFER & CO.,
SOS. 81 S3 NOM'll QUKKN MT.
BVMHMR RBBOHT8.
DELA.VKN BOUSE,
ATLANTIC OITT.
Atlantleand Connecticut Avenne. WILL
BOWaU", Clerk. J. flr. BBUilAKEB, Prep.
Trms-M0 tow M per day. jen-lmd
flHB
"CHALrONTSJ,"
Ocean Xnd of Netth Carolina Avenne,
ff.BenKBTS A BOMS. aprO-4md
UIOAQO COTTAQ
TAQK.
HBR MIR IfBACH.
136KffNTUOKTAVE,ATLIlfruCtTT Xj
HOME LlKl:KOaNTClJla",HJ,
je7-SmttTn,Tna Mas. jehk aTstahl.
THn.,?JjA.0K BRBBM SPRINGS
IIOUSB u new prepared te receive
nests, weed rooms, rfl ft t5 sie.00 per weifc
Leave Lancaster for tlalnei lUUen. vlaTueU
binSfn Si"; or "" P- cirVuge will
tein watting only en nrnvien notice of dav
juneS-lmWAS Manager.
riTBTUKKlLiIi,''
ATLANTin twr-r. w. .t
Ocean lend Kentucky Avenue.
BexluJ0.mnmry te NeTelnbr
loe
M.J.KOKBBT.
tzaylO-tmd
AThANTIOUllT.
CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE,
ThU thoroughly oemfortable and well
known house li new open, awcnty-elgbtn
f??,"'. . 8T.e msnagement. Coel and de
Ihthtf el loeatlen very near the sea.
JnnlJImd J. KBlMftSONS.
s
TOOKTON HOTEL.
CAFX MAT. N. J.
OPBKS JUMK 80-New Ownership. Nw
Management. Mewly Famished. 1'erlect
Appnintminu. t'epalar I'rlce. Finest
beach In the world.
, tm jr. alise. WALTON, Proprietor,
JnnlSllt rate of 8U James Hetel, N. T.
JJTLANTIO CITY, N. J.
HOTEL NORMANDIE,
(Vorrrerly Hetel Ashland.)
SS-NOW UPBN.-VS
BKrUltNlSllKD. - - UBMODKLKD.
UKNOVATBD,
. - .. . JO'R-'tA!HllN, JH.
marl-4ind.Mar,Apr,July,Aug.
A ThANTIO OITY, N. J.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC ntTV. M. .t.
Largest Most Convenient Hetel. KleganUy
Turnlshed. l.tbernlly Managed. Coach teand
from lleach and Trains. Orchestra Music.
UHAB.MeULADZ, Prep.
TV. K. Coeurak. Chlnf clerk. teu2&0-jid
TiTT. GRETNA PARK.
Mt. Gretna Park,
roil E3.CUKSI0XS AMD l'ICMICS.
ThU l'ark Is loctted in I he heart or the
Beulh Mountain en the Una of the
Cornwall k lielianea HailreaJ.
Nine miles eutli of thn city ef Lebanon,
within nasydlstauce et lUrrtsbunr, Heading,
Lancaster. Columbia nnd all points en th
l'Mladclpbla A Heading and iNmnsylvanta
iiallreids. Tim Rreundu i.re large, covering
hundreds of acrer, and are
FllKic -ie i.r..
Tbe convenloncos are a 1 arge Uanrlnir l'a l'a
Vl'len, a aptclens Dining Hull, Twe Kitchen.
Uaggnge and Ceat Uoetn., whlle the arran.e
meiita leraruuseuixnta consist of Lroquetand
llallUreunds, Hewling Allejr, Sheeting Gal Gal
lery Uuelts, Kt , Kce Tables ter Lunchar,
lUntle Beut j uud Itunche are scattered
throughout tbe grounds.
TIIKBIATH.K1KLKKANGB;
Of the National umil of JL'ennsylranla has
been located at MUHretna, and trie MMtaiy
Bltle l'ractlce, from tlme te tlme at the Range,
w.11 vuubliiiuiu u iiuw uiinwiien 10 visitors.
Anether attraction Is
LAKKCONEWAQO,
Cevering nearly twenty acies en which nre
placed a number of elegant Mew lle.Ua, and
nlnng the banks of which are pleasant walks
and lovely scenery.
OIISKltVATIONCARS
Will be run en the linn of tbe Cornwall A Leb
anon Hal read, or will be tent .te different
points, when practicable, ler the accommoda
tion of uxcurtlen partles. They are safe,
plrastntnnd convenient.
1'artles desiring It can procure Meals at the
Parlr, as the Dining Unit win be under the su su
mirvlilen or K M. 11ULTZ. tt tbe Lebanon
Valley heuse. These who wish te spend a day
in the Mountains can find no plaoe se beauti
ful or affording an much plcasnre as Jit.
Uretna. U IN reXKJATlMl UlttMKS AL
LO WKU OV THK I'KKMISKS.
e- rer Kxcnriten lutes and General Infor
mation, apply te
NED IRISH,
Fup't C. A I . Ual'read, Labinen, Pi.
JeI3-tnd
J'ARAHOLS.
R."
X H.
Ladies, Loek te Your
Interests.
We began the parasol season with an en
tirely new stock. We want te de the same next
year. And te that end offer Great Ilargalns In
farasels and Bun Umbrellas. I'rlce are
marked away down, and goods must go. Cell
and see Ilirgnlni,
R. B. & H.,
NO. 11 K AST 1U.NU 3T.
aerS-Smd
COAL,
TO AUMQAlTDNETeliPAKx'i
COAL DEALERS.
Ornci:-Ne. ID Nerm uueenstreet. and Ne,
BM North Prln co street.
yabd : North i'rtnce street, near ueadlng
Depot,
ur let
aar lstfa
LANOABTKB, PA
B
B. MARTIN.
Wholesale and ltetall Dealer In all kinds of
liUUlIKH AND COAL.
WTAHD-NO.4J0 North Water and Prlne
BtreeU. above Lemen Lancaster. nS 1yd
T UMBEH, COAL, Aa.
LUMBER, COIL
A51
ROOFING SLATE.
O. SENER & SONS,
l'UINCK AND WALNUT STS ,
Brill Ceal et tbe HestQiuttty at the Lewest
l'rte- s. lluy new, as It may be higher.
JcSOtld
AHMAI.T BLOCKS.
A Sl'llALT 1'AVINQ UI.OCK,
Asphalt Bleck Ce.,
Oftlce-M)l Chestnut Bt. l'hlla , l'a.
Werks-llrldeeiHirt, ra , a, Cumden, N. J.
U ANUrACTUUKUS Ot
Standard Asphalt Pacing Blocks
Pl.ESl5xll AND ixXxl2.
InKencralusoferatrcotpavIns.sldewslks.gar
den paths, mill yards and drUewayn, guturs,
cellms vats and sea walls. dvautages:
NetsMes, du3tles9, strictly sanitary, pructl.
celly ludestructlble ana chiap.
ferprlcts and turtherlutormatlen Lddress:
R. B. OSTER & BRO.,
Aaents l.ancaster Ce.. 3-21 North Prlice st,
Uancaster, l'a. nil-emd
BUSINESS M15TUOD& MADK I'JjAIN,
Tbe system of Instruction at tbe
LANCABTKll COMMKHC1AL COLLKQK,
U se simple and plain that any yennir I ay or
gentle man can easily master all the details of
abnstnsu education.
L1UUAL TSUM3.
Evenliif? sessions luesdiys, Wcdnei
and filduys. full information Riven by
u.v. fTAiui.au.
Lancaster Commercial College,
Lancaster, Pa.
OSUMW
PALACE Of TABHlatr.
ABTRIOH'B
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Still mere reductions !
Sash Ribbons.
25 pieces, all silk, watered,
striped and satin edged, 9 inch;.
cejurs, cream, ugnt Diue, pin
and black, at 75c a yard, regu
lar price St. 25.
10 pieces, black, 10 inch,
satin edged Moiree Ribbon, all
silk; price $1 a yard, formerly
$1.50.
5 pieces, 12 inch, all silk,
black, Moiree satin edge, at
$1.25 a yard, worth $2 a yard.
An array of bargains. All
our 'finest Flowers, formerly
$1.50 te $3 a spray, your choice
for 49c.
Our Millinery room the cool
est in the city new.
Fans will be in motion by
Saturday.
Come and keep cool 1
We have thrown out about
20 dozens Children's Leghorn
Hats, the former prices of which
have been $1.25 te $1.75, at the
low price of 50c apiece. This
bargain beats them all.
The Jerseys must go !
Four lets of Ladies' Fine
Jerseys.
Ne. 1, at 62c, formerly 90c te
te$i.
Ne. 2, at 75c, formerly $1 te
$1.25.
Ne. 3, at $1, formerly $1.50
te $2.50.
Ne. 4, at $1.25, formerly $2.
Twe lets of Children's Jer
seys, all wool, all colors, 25 and
50c. These are less than half
price.
One let of Beys' Calice
Waists, in sizes from 4 te 1 2
years,
reduced te 21c.
One let of Scotch Gingham
Waists, reduced te 29c.
About 500 yards each, Real
Torchon Lace, 3 te 4 inches
wide, former iS te 25c, reduced
te 10 and 21 Ac a yard.
50 dozens Ladies' Hem
stitched Colored Ber dered
Handkerchiefs, worth 5 c apiece,
price new 2c.
One let of Cream Spanish
Silk Ties, formerly 50c, reduced
te 25c apiece.
Ladies' Colored Straw Hats
down te 21c apiece. Reduc
tions all ever the store, up
stairs and downstairs.
ASTRICH'S P. 0. F
Lancaster.
WAV II HIM.
QPKOIAL.
WATCHES
for Farmer and Ballroaders, 14 Karat Geld
Filled 110S8 cases, Elgin works, 120 each,
Jeb Let. Best Watch and Jewelry Bepalnnj.
Spectacles, Kyeglaaseaand Optical (teod. CeP
root time dally, by telegraph only place In
the elty.
LODIS WEBER.
Ne. 150X M. Qneen Bt , opposite City Hetel,
Near Penn'a lienet.
O. ll.li JEWKLKR, fte.
WATCHESI
Watches have never been se low in price,
as at present, and we have ntver been better
prepared te meet yenr wants .'than Just new.
Would Invite your inspection before buying.
GILL.
Jeweler. - 10 W. King St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
HKADQUAHTER8 FOR WA.T0HK8
AND BlLMCUWAUK.
Watches & Silverware.
Anyone who appreciates wbt Ills te have
a geed watch in their pocket, shculd cill and
see our
Geneva Nen-Magnetic
rer H'auty nf Finish, Accuracy of Time and
Posl'Ive rrcet against uny Magnetic Influence
they are ItecidtUJ y A bea
ia.
New Goods
n Water Plteher?. Berrv Dishes. Ktc, at
LOWEST MAUUKT 1'KlUtS.
WALTER C. HERB,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER PA.
- Cerner of Oranae. nl-tfd
JIAADKBRCJIIKFJI.
TAN1)ANNA UANDKEROHIKfa.
QKT TOUU
Bandanna Handkerchiefs
3; 5 and IO Centu,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
jve. 42 lyxs'i kixe si.
TNcxt Ucer te Bayler's Pbotegrajh Gallery.
FURNITURE.
TTTDMIER'S.
FURNITURE
WIDKYEE'S OOBIEU
TUB OLD (JORNIR
18 FULL or GOOD MBW TUIHUI.
Oursteekls tee large and most be red need
before the season cli ses. Te de thla we have
concluded te alve the people a chance te get
Geed Furniture I
AT A LITTLE COST.
We have some geed (net the newest, but
Just a geed 1 that will be sold If the price pet
en them will (11 them.
These are M RK AT 1JAROAINB, and we ex
pect te e them move lively.
WIDMYER'S
FUB20TUBS STORX
Oer. East King & Duke Bts.
qehs a gibbs.
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 desire te call the
Attention of my friend
and patrons te tbe faet
that I am newprepared
te de general Undertak
ing, te which ray per
sonal attention wlU.be
given at moderate
charge.
Respectfully,',
WALTER A. HEIMT3H,
27 & 39 S. Queen St.
Residence 37 West
Vine Street, oppealto
St. Mary's Church.
F
URN1TURE I KURNITUREI
THK UNOKBS1QNKD UA8 HKOPKNKD III)
&TOKE AT THK OLD STAND,
le. 38 East King Street,
Which was destroyed by nre soiue time age.
and ha a perfectly New stock of all klads.ef
FURNITURE.
PARLOR SU1TK?.
BKOBOOM SUITES,
TAULK3, CIlAms, (TO.
UPHOLSTERING
In All Its Branches. Alse Painting and Or
namenting Old Ubdlrs.
HENRY WOLF,
Ne. 38 East King Btreet
Je9tfd
....'".. ... ' " , J . ....
BABY CARBIAUMB.
JIL
INN BRh HUMAN.
100
Different Patterns
-or-
BABY CARRIAGES
-AT-
FLINN & BRENEMAN.
"Alaska" Refrigerators
uavk ne;kq,ual.
PLINii k BRENEMAN,
Ne. le2 North Queeu BtreBt,
laneabtku pa.
MACUINHKr.
MACHINE WORKS.
rSENTRAI
Central Machine Works,
Y. r. LUflMLNGS, Proprietor,
N03. 131 A 130 NORTH CHRISTIAN ST.
Lancaster, Pa.
KNGINK9, 1101I.KH8, UACUINIBY,
BUArxiNtiS, PULLEYS, HANQKJtS, Ae
IRON ANU BRASS CASTINOS,
WOOD ANU METAL PATTKKNB Of Vest
Quality.
Largest and UChtStnck In Lancaster of Cast
Iren and Malleable ratings, lirwsaudlrea
Valves and Cocks, b learn Gauges, Safety
Valves, T ry Cec k, Water Uauges, Uate Valves,
Lubricators, and eteam Ui ed in genral
VUepatiluK promptly done, becend-hind
Knslnes, Hellers uud Machinery Bought and
bold.
GOOD WORE.
REASONABLE GHAROKS. PEOillTN3S.
-M-Nete Change la Adams. ,,
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