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ECXUK TlUTUltKRS. CAW HAVE Tll DAILY
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Gire Us Better Stones.
The city has gene te Jaree expense for
tone breaking and street rolling ma
chlnc3, and they de their work well and
justify their cost ; but the condition of
the Btreets that have had the benefit of
these improved appliances is net such ns
It should be for the reason that the lime
stone quarry which has been selected for
the stone supply famishes very peer ma
terial for the purpose. Tlie stones are
tee soft nnl grind in the breaker into
dust and en the street seen show signs of
wear ; they are, in fact, shale or slate
rather than limestone. The men who
selected the quarry should have known
lbs unfitness of the stones, for they were
condemned long age for street purposes
by their predecessors In office. Their use
should be stepped, for it is a great waste
of money te put thorn en the streets. The
street commissioner new refuses te use
them en streets that hive much heavy
hauling upon them ; and they should net
be used anywhere. The dust that comes
from the stene breaker Is used as a top
dressing, with no advantage whatever, as
it at once turns into mud.
This condition of things Is much ag
gravated by tbe street watering carts,
which have become an absolute nuisance.
The water Is applied se copiously, te save
the need of repeating the application,
that the streets are made muddy, se that
vehicles cannot be kept clean ; and with
the mere seleus ill effect, se far as the
city is concerned, that the soft stones
used in macadamizing speedily be:eme
disintegrated, and the streets require te
bereceated. "Where trees line the streeta,
as they de se many, the roadway never
becomes dry and can never be geed. The
treats should be hard and firm, and cer
tainly should never be made muddy by
watering carts, whose purpose is simply
te lay the dust. If their practice cannot
be reformed, theyBheuld be prohibited,
and the citizens be left te their old prac
tice of watering the streets witli hose
from the pave wash. It seems te he the
clear duty of the city nuthorltiei te pro
hibit artificially made muddy streets,
both te save itspwing and te save the
annoyance, of perpetually muddy vehicles:
whlca is net slight te the wagon owner.
There Is no excuse for the use of peer
tone, because geed ones can be had
quite as conveniently. There Is no better
limestone for street paving than the flne
qaarry en the poer-'aouso grounds within
the city limit?. They can be readily
crushed by the stene breaker ; the per
centage of fine stuff obtained will be
small, and It will moreover make a geed
top dressing, that will pack the steneB
and net turn into mud en the first ralu.
It is felly te put stuff en the streets that
will need seen te be carted oft again as
mud, and meanwhile be an annejance te
these who use the roadway. The city
authorities acknowledge that they nre
culpable for continuing It. It would be
cheaper te piy the quarry owner his
damages upon the contract and movetho
breaker te a better quarry than te con cen
tlnue te apply te the streets the worth
less stuff; and the removal should he
made at once ; geed macadamizing can
not be done with a peer quality of atones.
Let us have geed streets new that we
have geed machines with which te make
them se.
The Hissing Child.
Lancaster Las never had case where
the whole community was thrown Inte a
greater state of agonizing suspense than
In the mysterious disappearance of little
Bertha Beck, a flve-yoar-eld child, iu the
weeds et Penryn park en Thursday. All
et Thursday evening when the tier. rain
was beating down upon the streets of
Lancaster, sorrowful heaits dwelt upon
the thought of the friendless little one,
alone in the trackless weeds, and with
out feed or shelter. All day Friday the
suspense lasted. The lake, was many
times dragged and thesa whodlscussed
the sad case, found their eyes uncon uncen uncon
scieusly filling with tears.
And new the whole mystery hai been
cleared up and it ha3 been found that a
miserable villain, by tbe naraeef William
Smith, took the child away and secreted
Iier in the wee Ja for the purpose of se
curing a reward. It was the act of n
cowardly fiend, who should no longer be
allowed bii liberty. If lie is simple
minded, he should be placed inanasy
lum where he can de no harm. If he is
aaue enough te be possessed of the low
cunning which his net indicates, he
nema be given an exemplary term of
imprisonment.
It Via a memorable scene In the Ten.
xyn park pavilion when the thanksgiving
prayer was offered for the recovery of the
child. He ut3 were stirred that perhaps
never fe't the divine influence before. It
would have been a f al Sunday for Lan.
caster if little Bartln Jljck yet remained
among the mUslng.
In a Had Way.
There is a geed deal of Bepubllcan dif.
ference of opinion en the question whether
a tariff bill ought te be presented at this
session of Congress, ns representative of
the Bepubllcan views en the subject.
Many think it would be better te de
nothing but let the Mills bill go through
the Heuse and defeat it in the Senate mid
then let the Issue rest for the November
election. The Senate finance committee
"aiwerk en a tariff bill, but it may
sever get out of the committee room.
With either end of the heated poker
nf".1 BUre that the Publican fingers
will be burned. It tim iiam.i.u...
frame a tariff bill, they are certain te re-
due the duties
en many ever protected
iadustrles, which will cause dissensions
jni !ir ?,pa!,y' " tuey "'"se e re.
Jfcte their former platform, turn back
aj
fiM
en the views of Oarfleld, Arthur, l'eluer,
McCuIlech, and ether Republican lead
ers, and finally, offend the strong senti
ment for tail ft reform in the great He
publican states of the northwest.
It Is net surprising that our friends, the
enemy, feel rather hopeless about the
coming battle, and in n desperate way
call the Democrats free-traders, and mag
nify local receptions te their candidate,
llirrlsen, Inte great public demonstra
tions. Tiiat Is all the material they have
te work upon In this campaign, and he
would be a mean Democrat who would
begrudge them nny portion et It. They
must have seme campaign feed, and this
will de them perhaps the least harm.
W'iikn- Quay taltea Held or thlacampat&n,
Harrison will deliver rower speeches.
A vsei.esi and clangorous surplus In the
national treasury tells tin ether tale but
extortion en tbe part or the government
and a perversion of the poeplo'a lnlon lnlen lnlon
tlen President Cleveland te the Tam
many Meeting, July 4.
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Benr.AKnuit lias leusbt 0 duel with Flo Fle Flo
quetnnd baa been eorleusly weunded, This
la bad for the Kronen goneral In two waya.
Klrct, be may die ; and, aecend, hla political
career la probably onded, becauae be was
weunded by a civilian Is a oenteat with
a word a, This will bs tee tnueh for the
French poputace te swallow and It will
batter tberopute of their IdeL It la rather
unfottunate that thiie two doughty l'ronch l'rench l'ronch
men did net leave their dead bediea en the
duelling ground, l'er this Incident will
rIve n cow lmpulae te the uae et the duelle
la settling BlUtrs of honor. We bave henrd
of no atteuipt tit yet te arrest the partici
pants in tbla attempt te murder, for tbe
reason, probably, that publle opinion In
1'rance still upheld tbla relle or barbarism.
m
Titcnc will be the meat slncore and
widespread rfRret If tbe Illness of Hen.
Samuel J. K-indali should usume a
serious form. Mr, Kandall could be Ul
sp.ucil from the councils or his country at
the prefunt (Inte when the larlll leuue la te
be that en wb'e'j political euocess or
failure will hluge. The Pennsylvania
BtntcntiiRU'H ratnlllarity with tbe sub
ject, bis Hlerllng honesty end fear
lessnrsi iu political discussion make
him en advocateofKrcat weight. We trust
tbnt bis proFetit Hleknets may be only tem
porary nud that when the batlle rents, lile
volce etal pen will be heard forewoftt In
tbe ranks et revenue reform.
Imm MATHt.Y stter Oharlea Emery
Hmltli, 01 the Philadelphia JVcjt,had glven
n vigorous editorial oastlgatlen te Matthew
Htanley Quay, the latter la made chairman
of the Kepubllcan national committee,
Smlth'r political attaeks Beem net te be ai
welghly bm n II 9a bl ir.
Tin: campntjiu liar is showing a great
dealcf originality this year. Already we
bave the story et n beautiful young weniau
who, en the day Harrison was uomluated,
rushed lntehlsarin, l;ied him and thou
fainted away I Here Is richness,
m m
Maiienk hiuI Wlse bave fallen out for
Reed and for nil. It would b3 a line thing
for Virginia Kepubllcantsm If both should
fall oil a high tower.
PKKSONAU
(Jii.vnt.ns A. Dana vs that the New
Yerk .S'7i Is for sale at f.1,000,000.
PiieriMs-m A. JJ. Tutti.r, of the Ohie
statu university, has been elected te Ibe
chair of blnlef-y unit agriculture In tbe nnl nnl
verslty of Virginia at Ohnrlottesvlllo.
EMFKneii William departed from Iler
llntm l-'rldtiy nlgiiteti bin tourney te Ht.
Potersburg. The royal yacht AleiandrlK,
boarlntrtliHeinporor ana bis suite, sailed
from Potsdam ler Hpandau at JO p. in.
Qu.w la n prcnoher'a son. Ife was born
at Dnn-burg, Yerk county, flfty.three
years pre. He Is a peer man, compare cempare
tlvely, although be hoi been nn ardent Jt Jt
publleau peliilulaii and ollleeheIUor ler
iwenij-ilvu jimui.
Mu Jamfh P. 1 esTr.it, president of the
IlepublkMii I.inguc, Iikh uiade n Bpceeb
lauding Morten ami Miller as pre eminently
the "friends et labor." This la the sumo
Posterwho sunt the famous oenlldentlal
elrnuUr V rieh iimnufaeturers, saying
The J45PRU0 stands for protection mid U
flhtlug nir icmr lntorest. We want
meuuy, and want It at enru."
Mn. II 1 rah Htnr.r.v, the dead philan
thropist et ltactHa(r, was well known
throtigheut the country through bis many
ileuda of etinrlty, mid wan a gouerouH donor
te the Koenuttor I'nlverslly and te the nlty
of KoelioHtor. He founded the Hlhlny (Jol (Jel (Jol
lege of M(otienlo Arts et Cernell Unlver.
slty, endowing It with f 100,000, and built
Sibley ball, lit It cheater, atau erpial oent.
Ill v. Jehn kwni, pastor el thePresby.
terlau cburnh al Miuulopert, Ohie, was nr
rusted en Wednesday at the lnstsncs of W.
P. Wbartun, a Phlladelpbla commission
merchant. He wiuchsrged with obtaining
f.'jOO tiy fulne luoleiicus Hhnnt . n.r .,
hulidHQUiiowledgo-l tbe dent, but said he
had boriewod the money and was uuubln
te pay It tmcK. Toe paitnr'a congregation
raised ?100, and with this Wbatten roturneil
home. The atUIr oiestod a sensation,
Jehn Prcir, a farmer of Vslley town
ship, Ciiesinr county, was brutally in.
Biulicd by Hber Walten, a blred helper, ler
reading ttie Illbloeu Prnlay morning, l'vek
U a cuntemnd In reading a chapter In the
Uiole each morning bolore breakfast. This
did net correspond with Walten'n views.
and wlien P.ck btigan reading that merulng
alten approachej him and beat him In 11
turrlole njtiniier, cutting and ugly gash In
his lace Walten wan arrosted, glven n
bearing and cunmltlud Inr trial at ceuit.
Hi:yn H Ivim, el New Yerk, Iuh bnen
Indicit'd in Clnctiinatl en charges or perlury
and piiititZElemetit, Tnoebnrgcs grew out
et the Iveadeil and the subsequent legal
tlghlx ler nontrel or the Oluelmmil, Hamll.
ten A l)j en 1 al I r eiul property. Jt Is
ehnrgtid that I cs committed perjury in the
putltljuH IIihU iu the courts. The embezzle.
ment i Iisrti in the mero serious. He Is
oharged with using the lunds of the rend
w men wure m 1111 nontrel le purobase stock
Inorder te navu a mero complele bold
upui. the read.
Nee lira In.lentlif
Fni'u tbb Jwuler' l!eluw.
Opique umlmr hair Plus are all tLn rnvii
Match boxei of llilgrce silver are all the
go-
The lalest uevelty lanwoten geld urn
brella ring.
Diminutive goM-headed caucaare belac
turned out at list plnn.
New geld cellar buttenn bave a b!ue
onamel lorgetinc-not In the front.
iuerfatu meurnlriK earrluira nre hlanw
onyx uorseshees with polished geld naiin.
A Uae cimoe set In a slonder geld frame
makes a handsome queen chain pendant,
A novelty In bteait plDH Is a small gohl gehl gohl
baudled chisel with the blade of platluuui.
An rnldity In watch charms is a small
geld binnacle, with enamel lu place of Ibe
Campaign broeohes oentainlnc the pic-
Lew ln,dem,,m!:4,,a,dBte" tW M
dull geld curb linka promiscuously set
witurosedlamoiidH. '
..J?!?.m?".y ,?,.tlDK 'era rlug Is moon-
.oue euuiiciuu vmn sum 1 ganjet-. lorm lerm
lng a pieasmg combination. '
a laMlUlu?re ubIet of "no I'sarl with
a rose 'diamond sunk In the etmti u is a u l"
Ktle or ring this Bensen.
J co pitchers el Irested allver are seen
quite rifiui-iiUy entwlnea witn asprhje
henejsucKle In silver gill. nI'r'ge
Hmsll encrusted monograms are belne
shown la gentb ring Bnd tbtisti,, "fi
Bupersodetho tlmo-benored rl
Thn'Tf 1 a iatHi.w.. .i.ivjutu
J ' iy. l'?J 0 fc,. " K1(1 wl"i "lender
cords and luncnt all complete.
J Ce correct thing In brneolets at prosent
H out, composed e! massive bright geld
prfhln link H uttnnt nn t.ni. i-t. . - ft evw
. "- """ ' IIIUU iung.
IVaceca bre'H!htH heve been Intro
tlAntl (nlviulniui.l
vnunl..,l..n. n.111. ..II ,u , . .uuuMm.cn
.,,., V,... ...1. nun nn mu nues or the rain.
be. The spreaded tall Is preduced by
dillerent uolerod enamel while the bead is
coijipenvd of brllllauts wlthtwegsriieteyes
There Is an increasing demand ler w atcbes
ornamented with precious stones. An
ettjuUllB specimen seen recantly had the
hue of the case set with amall rubles Bnd
pearls representing a checker beard, which
was transparent through the Inilde of the
SdiQ ATK5 giULY
DRIFT.
Hew mytorleusly the laws of oomponsa eomponsa oemponsa
tton work In the world I Tliore are Iho
Ohlnrae,- who bave lullercd Incalculable
injury and namelesa Insult and Injustice at
the hands of the Amerlcan pseplc all the
while they are getting In their rovenge with
lnexorable certainty and annual regularity.
They have, In the mett r.rtless and
Innocent manner tmsglnable, Intreduced
Inte our ceuutry ihelr national plaything,
the fl re-craoker, which new avonges their
Injuries and indignities received from nr,
uy every Fourth e! July killing and wound,
lng eavernl hundred or our peeple and de
stroying from half a million te a mil
lion dollars' worth of enr property. Did
they rock en en this whan they brought
ever the first of thetr harmless looking
ilrr-nrecknia; Perhaps they did.
"Ter ways that are flarir, and tricks that are
aln.
Tbe bnAtben Chtnoe Is peculiar."
I can even lmagtne this neme "heathen
Chinee." amlllng te hluiielr n superior
smile In bis llewery kingdom when every
July he reads bow the great "Uhrlstlan
nation" and "most onllghtened people" of
Amorlefl, wbieh leiks down upon him
as a "heatben" end but "half olvillred,"
year ntter year tolebratos lta great national
festival by killing and maiming some
hundreda of Its people and burulng up
nearly a million dollars worth of It
property, as an cflerlug te tbe genlus of
its "superior clvlllzitleuj" bow at the aame
time sud for a libation te tbe esrne genius
It paura out mllllenu et glnsirs nl Intoxicat
ing drinks, aud thereby sels hundreds and
thousands of Its elllzsn te making feels
nd rrlminale of thomaelves. te brawling
and tWhlieg, whhe a oeuntor libation of
bitter tears in shed from tbe eyes of the
anxious wlves and children of tnnse same
citizen-, te whom the 1'eurth or J uly means
nothing lint present siiauiM anil ahiise and
future want and wee. ir this Is Christian,
no wonder the "Ohltioe" prefers being
boatbenl If It Is a mark or i)porler clvll clvll
Itatlen," the celcsllttl Is wle In being con
tent with bis Inferior Hindi
I wonder what peeple will siy of our
Peurth of July colbrtlen two or threo
conturles from new J What will be satd of
It by student or history and olvlllritlen In
the j par 20S3T
13ut tben It Isn't euly the colebratlon or
our national holidays that la "quiet" and
Incongruous, Irrational and foolish, but a
geed uiauyjotber things tee. lu the midst or
our boasted enlightenment thorn Hill is a
vast deal or lelly, wrong, and Irue bar
barism. Net only bcre lu America, Imeau;
but lu elder Jturope as well.
An Illustration of this occur te me Just
new. 1 read It In Mr. llouse'a IntoriMely
InleMiHtlug novel or Japaiiea3 llfe, " Yone
Haute," new running ns a nerlal lu The
Atlantic Monthly. I will rjuote the whele
passage, for Its statements ate unvarnl-hed
historical truth though us yet but tee llttle
known :
"In July, 1870," s,ia Mr Heuse, "00
curred an het wnleh, In due time, will take
its place lu history, notwithstanding all
eirbrtBtoexcludelt, an 0110 el the most re
volting and Inhuman outrages ever por per
petratud bv aiiperlnr ferce et anna upon a
publle nation. Cholera, tbe ineit dreadul
ttouurg'iet the far Kant, had ill 1 end v made
lt Bppcarance lu Isolated casen, und the
government el Japan win straining nil Its
authority te annul the damages el
former years by estibliBhlug na
clloctive quaiantltiu at the most fro fre fro
queutnd hnapertp. In thn lutdst of
tnesolnudable endoaverv, n Qerman tner.
chant steamer srrlved at Yokohama dlroetly
from an lufeeted district, Hhe was, uatur
allj-, iirdered te comply with the quaran
tine regulations duly promulgated. The
ciplaln, however, appoaled totheGormau
illploinatle HiitlierlUtH, who ImmedUtely
Bbiita PjiissluuHhlpef war te the eceue,
under convey el winch the suspected ves
sel wb brought Inte Yokohama harbor,
and ber paasengera and ctrge landed, In
doQance of pretosts and warnings Irem
Japanese 0 Ulcers or overy rank, uud fnim
forelgiieis In their medical sorvlce.
The German Bnd Hrlilsli lututsterB boldly
iiialnlaliind tht Iho Intercbts cf comiiierco
must net be endangered en no Insulllclcnt
a plea as the pessiblu destruction nr any In.
dellulte number or Jupincae hiihjsuts by
oneor Iho most horrlhle pests known te
mankind. Fer eome tluie, Indoed, It was n
matter el doubt whether llrlllah or Orrmun
oshe1h Imd been mainly instrumental In
linpnrilng thedlneaite.
1 With quick aid angry strldolhe plnRue
took peisiBHkm et the ueuntry Hurreundlng
the rjicn pertn, and the most populous part
et tuu ouiplie waHHtrlolteu v,IUiUuboluUen."
This hlsteilcal pissugoeccuisin the chap
ter, in the July numuer, that deccrlhes
most graphically the scenes and Incidents
during the jirevalence el acholerocpldemlo
In Japan, in whleh the heroine of thn
novel, the charming Japiticte girl "Yone,"
playaan Impeitant role. He; Imlced, also
de the raniale mlHstenarlcn of n Prcsbvto Prcsbvte
ilan mlHKlen tliere, for whom the author
evidently bas net much leve or respec
Presumably he decrlbcn theie bigots and
lanatlcs hh he actually knew thorn ; theiuh
It is hardly posslble le bullove that anyone
like thorn eerrrnlly exlattd. At any rate
It la net fair ler Mr. Meuse te iiiaK-q thorn
leiirt.htmluUviH, In Hiiy ennse, or Christian
nils'NlnnarleH and mliiHlenary moth .ds In
Japui or anywhore olio,
"Yone Sante- A Child of Japan" Is
throughout a " novel with a purpose. "
Just as much as Unde Tem's Cabin, or
llamenn, were. And unions 1 am much
mistaken it Is going te ruiiill Its purpese as
thoroughly ai olther el thofe great nevels
did. Ueaidus gllng us the most full, nc
enratf, sympstnelic, und ontertalulug tie tie
icrlpllen et Jsp.uiLse life, cceiury, man
ners, 1'imtnniH unit cbarnateristlc, te be
found in literature, by tin author who lived
In Japan for many yearn, It deia alie most
merellciijly oxpeso the many barbarous
and disgraceful wrongs ami decda el In
justice that are perpetrated by foreigners In
Japan, nud by ierulgn nations upeu Japsn,
under ceer and with the Baiictlen of the
unjust laws nnd treaties governing the mer
cantile, social, ami ether relations between
Ji-pau and the furnlL'U countries of Knrepe
and America. The expoMire Is tcurcely
lees surprising nud npp.lling ihhh whs
that made by Mra. .lickMin iu ber Century
or Dishonor, which nwoke the poeplo of
America te seme honte at least of the
nuuuiriui tvnings 1110 jneun bad aullored
aud as sullerlng at thblr hand". I bo be bo
lleo "Yone Hante" will de fur Jn.
ovinrnero limn lUmena could de ler the
AmeriOHii Indian. bother rl(!ht or wrong
In thisjuilgmen', Heel sure every reader
el ihe novel will suy lm right In ctlliug
the story one el the best written, men
Iresh, original, and Intonating, uovels that
has appeared for some time.
The 1 ether strong novel, running parallel
with Sir. Heuse's In The Atlantic, 1 mean
Miss Murfree's "The Deipet et Ilrooni Ilreoni Ilroeni
sodgoCoo," la new nearlng lta close. In
Its place tbore will be commenced In the
nej'iuiuutir iiumoer a new novel of Prof a
H. Hardy, author uf ' Hut Yet a Weman,"
and of the Htlll better theugli less popular
Wind, (it DMtlnj." It Is te be called
" Patse 11 )8c," and people are looking for
ward tell with miietili leiest and curiosity,
TlmtttibLu tniiiMtl Btery " Mlser Par
rel's Henues'," Is aleo oencludeil In n.u
.'i 4.i-i,ucd , n nii-ii uuuriuueil
July uuuiber while Mrc. Wjmau'a
dlesnf Factory lAte," teries opens w
a "Htu-
Willi nn
exceedingly lntertstlmr and Innininiif,.
study el "The Village System."
in this last Mia. Wyman among the res',
mentions au Incidental fact that will be new
te most of my readcrp. Hhe paya, "The
hereditary uharacter el manufacturing in
the ilhode Island villages is Indicated by
the fact that the acceuuta of that buslnees
are In many casta kept lu shillings and
pence, and the wsgts of the 'help' are estl.
mated In the same way. The tloltlleus shll
Ilug Is worth sixteen nod two-thirds cents,
and the equally mythical alx pence la valued
at half that sum. It Is claimed that It Is
easier te calculate after this fashion thau
bv means or dollars and cents. Whether
that be se or net, the custom Is simply one
that has been banded down from lather te
en, in the ratnily corporations which dl
tlneutsh the cotton lnuustnesel the stale."
Mrs. Wymae, you remember, some tluie
age wrote a volume or short sterlen, Pov
erty Grass," most or whleh were concerned
with life In New England factory tewus,
I told you of It when it Urst appeared. It
Isapewerlul book, retclhly written, and
beleuga te the best collections of short
Bterles recently published. Uncas,
Ailtniire In I'ml Frlies.
,A1ill,0i0'",,,IBCOl,lO01,,P"l, bave d.
cidecj te advance prlcesat tidewater en July
in.i! ,0li" ! 'ren cau, ea brokeu, 15
en egg na 25 en atove and chestnut.-
agTSJaJGJCJEIv, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1888.
lb Fttat Coel War.
The present cool wave which la sew
paying ua a visit is thus explained by the
New Yerk Herald:
The cold air ever the Icy waters around!
Labrador, Oresnland and Hpltitarcen la
Mt In motion te tbe southeastward by an
lcdrauRht Irem tha heated Interior of the
continents, especially Karepe and Asia, In
wblen barometric pressure la new lower
than It la near the Aroile elrcle. The ba ba
remeterln July baa a very low averB
(about Ufc CO loebca or lessi-erer tha hiT.re
of the Old World, while from NevaZambl.
te Ieeland and beutheaatern Oreenland the
pressure averagea about ,'if) of an inch
higher. CenaecSsntiv a mAA a mi in mr.
rent het infrequently sets lu from Iceland
toward the ILitle at tbla period. In 1807,
from Jnly 18 te August 1, this was the caw,
and for live days In Scotland temperature
atoed 10 degrees below tha average, and In
seme places did net onea rlae above 64,
thus almost ruining thn wheat and barley
crops. He en July 10, 18S1, In Great .Britain
the mercury fell at some point te 43 de
grees. Tbogreater tbe aun'a Intensity In
the Interior et the continent, the greater
will be tbe reduction of the atmospherie
proaaure and alie the Indraught of frosty
air from the frer.an ocean.
It is net likely, therefere, that Iho'prcsent
cold movemoni portends an early Bnd sud
den collapse el summer. On tbe contrary,
It Is a sign that the hottest part el the season
Isyet tocemo In both Europe and America.
New that tbe Pelar Hasln has dUeharged
ae much et lta oeld air Inte our latitude,
we may expect that tbe season will be leu
disturbed by sudden thermal change, and
that the prespecla or geed harvests will
brlghten. While the Western "het wave,"
whleh threatened us en Tuesday, has been
partly dissipated and lta ad vanee checked
by the "oeld wave," we may leek for an
early renewal or the summer's fervor.
M'JCOIAL XOTJVtcy,
SdlUltrs COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is sold by ns en a guarantee. It cures Con
sumption. Held by II. a. Cochran, druggist,
Nes. 137 and 139 north uueen BL, Lancaster,
la, is,
SAAAllSaIAfc.Miia MM
Tbe Vsnllct Unanimous.
W. I). Salt, Druggist, lllppus, Ind., testifies :
"1 can locmmnend Kloctrle llltlars as tbe very
beslremvdy, Kvery boltleseldhas given relief
In every case One man took six bottles, and
was cured or Hbnumatlsm or 10 years' stand
ing." Abraham Hare, llellevllle, Ohie, aOlrms :
"'Itie liest soiling medlclne 1 have ever nan
(Ilea In my 20 years' expurlence, la Kloetrlo
JUttera." Thousands or etbnra have added
their teatlmimy, se that the verdict is unanl
mnna that Klectiiollitters de euro all diseases
of tbe l.lvur, Illdncy or llloea. Fer snleatll.
II. Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 133 Werth
CJiicnn sucut, Lanumter, Fa. (2)
Venx-Finilf.
Of our Amerlean puople are afflicted with
sick nuadncbe In olther its nerveus, bilious
or coiikesUvo forms, caused by Irregular
habits, high living, etc., and no remedy has
(ivur comiiiered it until Dr. Leslie's Special
l'mscripllnn was discovered. Ulvelta trial.
Sisi advortUemont In another column. 11)
Wlmt Is II Geed Fer?
Let us tell you what lir. Tliemai' Kcleclrie
Oil Is geed ler. ItUdnaih te rbiiimatlsiiiand
nuiirulttlA It will cure a burn, bite, or pain,
unit lse(jnally geed for Hpr.iiuu K01 sa e by
I. II. Cecbrun, OriunUi, 1S7 und 139 Hertb
Qiieem strret, Lancaster.
I.tt L's Tell Ven.
Let tin tell you thut a porten who In bilious
or tensttpiited Is net a wull person, and
further, ttint nearly every one Is suMecr e
thusnlrrcgiilarltlHS. Let u tell you tiine that
liurtteek 11 oetl Jlittert are one el the flimsi
dlur.'tlej und aperients ever ye duvlscd. I'er
sule by II, U. cechran, drugalst, 1J7 and isv
Werth Queen street, Lancister,
THAT HACKING UOUUH can bosequlckly
mred by Shlleh's Cure We sruaranteui !t- Hnift
Cecbran drngglsu Nes. 137 and 139
North Qiuwn 81.. LnnrjMt.ir. Pa.
(1)
II ita UuuUdence.
"Inenn cie personally known te me the
success el Murdoch. lUoed JHtteri was almeat
liiorcaihle. unu lady dueci lbia tneiu as worth
hucUieaset dellurs 1 lnyselihavoibeKreatnai
ciiolldencsln tbem " K 8. Scratch, Urugxlit,
luiilivin, (int. Ker sain by II. Jl. Cochrun!
driiKgUt, 137 una luV North yucen stieet, Lan
caster, Tells Wlmt He Kuehp,
"Hest thtn ler burns 1 tave ever Irled
Heals up Kianflly" 1,. 1. sellntt, Marlen,
Uble, speaking et Jhemnt' Kcleclrie Oil, Fer
piUe by 11. II Cechiun drnKglat, VSl and Wi
North Qtieen Btroel, I.unciisMir.
I hays beun tronblea with catarrn of the
head und tbteat for tbe last 11 ve years About
taiee j exirs nga 1 commenced tbe use of JiIv'h
Cream firm, unu rrutn the first appllcattnn 1
wa lellevuil. 'J he ninmel smell, which had
bi un Inst, was rpHinred alter using cub hottle.
1 hivn round thn lialin tbe only satisfactory
luuirdyler eatarrh, and lihas tUTocted neme
lu iny cusp. 11, L. Meyer, Wuverly, N. 1 ,
Ul'a Cream II ll men red nm of cutiirih nnd
restiiruHiny sensoet tinsll. Fer cold lu bund
It w 'tTk llke mugic a,, 11. Shorwoed llankur,
Ldiibetb, S J. Jj'JdeeiAw
cUltHl,WHUlf l.Nuculiuiiuna liteucntua
I inmiMilaUily rollevod by Hhlleh's Cure. Sold by
ll. it. Cecurun.dniKglsf. Nes. 137 and 13i North
Q'leun tit. Lancaster, l'e. ()
ilackleu'a Arnica Haire.
Ths IIbst Silvb In Uie world for Cuts.Ilrulses
Seros, Ulcerx, Salt lllimiiu, Fover Sores.Tettor.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all
Skin Kriipttnns. and positively emus l'lles, or
no iuy rmiulrtHt. It fs guarunleep te give per per
feet Gtttstuctlen, or meuey lutunded, rrlce
25 cents per box. Fer pile by II. II. Cochran.
Druggist, Nes. 1J7 and 133 North Queen street,
I ...lieu ter. I'a. Iune27.1ya
iVAXAJtAKKlt'll
Closed at i p. m. en Saturdays.
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 arc 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.
j u
CITY Mill
L.
SqUIKt
JUHIPiM M
WANAMAKER'S
14Acrc5
FLOOrSpACE
PHILADELPHIA
-J U
rmnrcurti
1 r
Yeu knew that there is
worthy het weather (or
weather) thing for wear
no
any
or
If
home use
but we have it.
you can't
write for
come te the
whatever you
store,
want,
samples or goods. Shopping
uy man nas come te be simnle
and certain. A few scratches
of a pen, and all the facilities of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Phlladolehla.
COJll'LKXJOX 1'OWDKJi
h.ipi,i:xien pewi:it.
LADIES!
'Mil. vtUK A UKKIVKt, COM1M.EXION
POZZONI'S
MKJJICATED.
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
1' Imparts a brilliant transparency te ths
8lii llumeM suit pimples, lrcrkte ur.d OU.
colnmHe i, Hiid m'.kea the akin dellettxly
suit una beiutllul Itcnntalns uolline, while,
le dei arreudu In tin uu shades, ilukerileah.
white auabrunotte. '
1011 BALE 11V
All DruffBlatB and Fauey Qoeia
Douleia lverywhore.
apraiya,VAKE or "'ienb.-k
MKZJOIOU1,
.ar Is dlfrerent "it U spVclilJ--! Whenthe
Inite- - 'J? ..I -csch. ceruf-r el Wash.
lis."., mnn linlm -..v.. .. l, -.....
"oh'Sel a"e ImP' te'by"P"'r. Baud.,
C?TiIlb?TS"11." CHtnicn-West Klnu street,
K. L. Ileed, pastor. Divine servleta lo-met-
KS22I-n.IH.!?D.,.?Tenl,,l "" usual heura.
eunaay seboel atOa in.
..JJl,lA1i't7,RA,,:rOen0, of North Quean
J?,a JHM,55i;treh.,lt,rVa Klvln nupv. pas
ter. Sunday school at 9.09 a tn. Uausi 01 01 01
Vlneserrloi.satle.SOa lu, and Op. in
St. STsrHsa s i.utiissab lrcrcu, (German!
'or"'81'" "uke and Chnrih strt?MT.
InJiiH LJ' PMio-NervIce te-morrow worn.
,DfiJJV!.SVu.nln"- 8t.aih school Bi9s.ni
went orange and Concord streeU-Iter. J. A.
amk.S'illSr""re',0",I"'l,rM"n-and7U
p. m. by the pastor. Sunday school at a m.
wm ll-D,B,"Lt,,;re'u',1rMrte'aAvenue.lieT.
JS ".'.J?, 7.!iJ '.': m "unday school at 9 a
m. eorvieom the tierman lanicnaseatan m.
PBMBTTiaiAH MMMOBL4L uSS5ca Seuth
Uueen street. Themas Thompson pastor.
Preaoelnjr lu the metnlng at 10 je a m. andln
ths evening at 7.4S p. m. Bnnaav aahani at u
a.m. YeuA peoples meSSSil'iATim
WM"t?se.l,,1,:l'" ,nsee Trredneaeayeva
WateVsl it.A b"-l,lt,9h"h (German) Werth
i5 .i ! 1 -eV' ' ,ehT Paster, Preach
3 r,avm,Jn th0 Oerman langnage and
7,'., p. m. In the Knglise. Sunday school at 9
a. iu, I'rayer meetleg en Wtdneaday and
Tnnrsaav cvenlugs. Teachers meeting en
riaay evening at ihe parsonage.
laiatTr JLtrriiBBjiK-hunQav school at a tn.
we church services to-merrownmezt aunday.
Junier missionary society en 41 enday evening
. MBOOBO KVABOBLIOAt t EnBliah 1. ftn Mnl.
perry street, above Orange l'reacblng at
li 11 ? 7,i p " b th0 PMter. Sunday
school at Vi 16 a m.
J,ii'A?'- "'onuan-Uev. j. w .Meminger.
f?'.'? t0lu"lr morning and evenln set vice
J; "ri1 u.and 7.ts j m. Sunday school
III V Bmt DX.
riasT UbVemibd CnuBCB.nev. J. M. Tltsel,
u. v., pastor. Services te-morrow at 10-3J a.
m;,antf7ip m. suneay school atea, m.
.1Jr.8.t"??. M. Uaoaen-K. w. Burke,
pastor Cass at 9 am. 10 se a.m. and 7.p
if Preaehlug by pastor. -unaay soheot at 2
p. m. class i'ueseay at 7.15. jraver meetlnar
en-lhnrsdayevnlngKt7(5. """
astUiss.eM. li. Cncnca.- Sunday school
Mejuv'ii.ii.j. Mar Hark, D. n.. pastor. 0 a,
m. Sunday school t 10 se a. m. Litany and ser
mon, Neeveulng service
St. Paul's h.R. CHURen-Charlcs Keada. pas
tor. sundsy school and Class moetlnir at a.
in. Frtachlng at 10.JO a. in. and 7 5 p. m.
Yenng pcenlu'e moeitng at 6 00 p. m. louiper leuiper louiper
ance rneutlng en JIeiuHy uvenlng. Class
meetings en ruesduy, 'Ibursday and Friday
evening!, l'tayer meetlng en Wednesday
evenlnte,
riussBrTERiAK-nivInn services atthoesnal
70vnM.f,J,0J.,1r,.c.on.?"0ieay thB Paster. Kev.
J. Y. Mitchell, U. U. MoevunlngsorTlco.
11 fi i . " 1-whbiu.iiev. 1J. r. Alletnan
U. U. pastor, fcervlces at lu.ie a. m. and 7:45
p.m. l-oeluro and prayer meeting en Wed
nesday evenlng at 8. sabbHth school at t
cnpela1lap ftUl M G0twala erll
jTmsT Uaitist Services at the regular hours
morning and evening, piuter, Itev. J N. rel.
WOlL Slindav HGhrvnl ut (1 n n lrnnnH...u
i,.ii, r,jfi.T; --.--: ".,"""" uu
J ' 4S,VVVlSa Bf viia
Christ. '
Knowledge of
. al. 1., iiuiiuii. upv. j. B.T.uray, pas
"'' ,i:i;88 meeting, and Sunday ichcel at U a.
in. 10.30 a. jn. und u p. m preaching by piuter.
7 13 p. m Mendny ana Thursday, class meet
ings. Wednesday, prajer meeting.
OPKOIAU
WATCHES
(?,T.Kiu7ne nna Kallreaders, 11 Karat Geld
rtlled 110SS Cases, Klgin Works, 13) each,
Jeb Let. Hest Watch ana Jowelryllopalnng.
Bpectacl09(KyeslassusandOpUcalGoeda. Cor
rect time dauy, by luiegraph only place In
tbe city.
LOUIS WEBER,
Ne. 1I0X H. Ouoen St., opposite City Uotel,
eH,r l'enn'n Uiinnt.
s
Pr.CIAL NOTIOK.
G'ILiIj.
Watches and Jewelry.
Silvenva-e nnd Novelties
Geld Pens and Pcncile.
We call Spaclul Attontlen te enr
I'Ol'L'LAK FOU.MWIX TEX. Only r,c.
Can ute any kind or Ink. Take a leek at It.
Charles S. Gill,
KO. 10 WEST KING ST.,
I'SCASTX", PA.
TTKnQUA.PTKWS FOR WATOHKS
. J
mu an. KU.VAUE.
Watches & Silverware.
Anyene who npprfclafs what Itfg te have
a ge.id watch lu their pechet, shtuld ax.l und
Geneva Nen-Magnetic,
rnrlUantyel Finish, Accuracy rf Time and
1 oslilve I'realagatnstunv Masnetla lurliiucce
they are D03 dully Ahead.
New Goods
n Water Pllrlierj, llerrv llls;e Etc ut
LOW fcSl HA.hhr I'ltlcts. '
WAITER C. MM
He. 101 North Queen Street,
LANUA8TKU. I'A.
JO- Cerner ct Orange.
nl-tra
anuc.iTie.WAL.
T?UANKIiINANDMARSHAhLAOAir
M. 1 he attontlen or persons bavins;
sons nud daughteir, ler whom thoywiahte
select a sthoel el lBamlng, H called te this In
sUtutlnii. a ceurnu el Btudy about equiva
lent te the coime In the avur.ige Ladies' Ce',
lege will be ui ranged orlnlernintlon apply
tojirie iwd. w- w-MO0K1!' Al M- UeetS?-
Yeates Institute.
(KKN. MO.T(i')MKUY It. HOOI'JtH. It. A.
llcadinoster.) will
UKOl'EN FOll TUK YKAll 153? 3,
ONMONDfi.V, SEPTEMBER 3, 1808
Mr Hoepor preinltcs specially thorough
lns'iuctlei; In llathiunatlce. I'HnmaiiBbrp"
Itoeli.kt eping and tbu usum kngllvh fluateV
llubeistikU), also, that hiving ttiught ler
nierutbHu a quarter or aeonlury.hehus fitted
boys ler iiaraid, Yale, rrlncoten, Columbia.
Ainbeiar, 1 iliiliy, Ww Point, aud Annapolis.
andha i.eerbadii Caudldate ler almlssinn
ivjectea.
f..!i,!S0.r.sJ10?8 wUl b0 received Inte the
lumtlycil thehea'nutter.
uirciuars iernnnnd en application.
ForlmtherlhlJimutlenuiiply te tbe lleafl.
master, at "ju
Ne. 305 Ner.h
Dukn Strnnt.
JlyJ-2mdllliA3
PAVK YOU CORNS?
DO OV WANT THKUCUUKDT
IK SO, USK
OOOHRAH'd CORN COItD.
It Is sale and snre and guaranteed te euro
l'l ten, 25c. r or aal euly at
IOCHUaVs liitllG STOHK,
TuThAS W " NrtlJ yUln SU
A RE YOU CONSUMPTIVE T
USK
PARKBR'a QINQHIl TONIO
Without delay A rre medlrlnal compos' cempos' compes'
tlon Uut cures when all elti falls. Ilaacuitd
the wur.t casus of Lnusb, Weak l.ntiue, Aith
ma, Indlitoatleu, Inward I'atns, Lihiuslleu.
We at DruKl!'t
IIIKDKICORKS
The safet. auitaiand beat euro for Cerns,
Itunlen. Ae Steps all pain. Lusures com'
fort te tbe Icet. Ntver tails tn cure. 15 cents
hUjruggUU 111SCOX A CO ,K V.
htiffe. I'raaehlntf At in-- Prlne and Or
ue FMWr saw JA.mi"a. J P. m. by
URUUTal IlaT la-mia.IMn.. ua.wa
mtim I ", aceiJOJ W.IO . m.
Hr BOOBt.'fy
yjrEROBANT TAILORING.
HA&ER & BROTHER.
White Goods
I
1NDIAL1NKN. FKKNCU HA1NB00K,
CAUBttlC NAINSOOK, DOTTED MOI.L,
PLAID LAWK, VlCTOIUa. 1AWN.
EMBROIDERIES
AD
All-Over FleunciDgl
MCWjUTBAIINK?,
KKWKST BAT1BTCS,
NKWXSTCHALLIKB,
MKWE3T QINQIIAMB,
PABASOL9,
GLOVES.
Hager & Brether,
25 & 27 WeRt King 8(rt?et.
QLOS1NQ OUT HALK3,
STAMM BROTHERS,
Nes. 85 & 37 North queen Street,
(Illght Acress from l'ostetilce )
TO THE PUBLIC.
In erRanlztnjf tbta Closing Out Bile, we are
stimulated with the desire te wind up our
busmejs affairs by August 18,anawlih that
desire before us we have marsea all goods at
such prices that stamp them as bargains at
First eight.
0L03KJG OUr SALES
Have come rCKUlarly at the end of each sea
son In order te dispose of Odds ana Ends, lint
this Pale means the CLeaiaU OUT or AN
KMTIttK areCK te Dissolve i'artneriblp.
1,000 BARGAINS FOR TOU
TO 8KL1.CT rilOM. CONSISTING OF :
TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS
Frem the lltst Makers.
UdLINH AND SHEETINGS
At Less than Cost of Haw Cotten.
-DA'KKT FLANNElTT AND HACK-
jl ius at Twe-Thirds Prlce.
SUMMER UNDI5RWKA.R
Ladles and Uin at Half Price.
FOR
SUMMER HOSIERY AND QLOVBS
At Half Prl
At Half Price.
QOKSHTd AT HALF PRICE.
RIBBONS AND EMBROIDERIES
Atllaltfiice'
P00KE1 BOOKS AND PURSES
At Hull
AtUalll'rlca.
HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS
At Half
Price.
IN OUIl-
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENr
WK OKFKU OltKAT ATTUACTIONS, A3
FOljLOWe
DRESS GOODS
Uednced from 3s te 5c a Yard.
DRESS GOODS
lleduced from 103 te Ce a Yard
DRESS GOODS
iiodueefl from 12Xe te 8c a Yard
DRESS GOODS
ltedticed from He te 10s a Yard.
DRK3S GOODS
Keduced from Me te 12fc a Yard,
AND BULu
TIlilUUUU
STOCK.
TUB EMIKlf
IT WILL DD YOU GOOD 10 VISW
THIS SAl.tt.
Goods Shown With Pleasure
-AT TUK-
BOSTON STOEE.
Nene -let of
Cheap
Sand step Uteuca for sal
LmUiAL MUXSOMB.
ASSIGNED KSTATE OK JOSEPH R.
Hever and wife, of Lancaster cltv. Lin.
raster county,
pointed 10 dl
The underelzntd auditor an
Istrlbute the balance remaining
In the mnda of Jehn D. "klles and 'Jeblas
Hever. aaa'Kuees of Jeseph H. It ere r and wHa.
te und amnR thoae legally entitled te the
same, will tit for that purpese en Wedaeid&y.
Auicust is 1-83. at 10 o'clock a.m. in tbell
hrary room of the court heuse, in the city of
Lancaster, whsre all persons lnteiested tn
aid distribution may attend.
, ,.. A, II. IIASSLElt,
Jy7-3td Audlier.
THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS
ler the tranefsr of llcenia end all addl addl
ttensl puittiens or remenKtrauccs will be
heard en J U I, Y SI, 1(6$ at 10 a. in.
Jehn D. Ulshel, ler ihe tranafer et David
Mlngle' hotel license, Grape hotel, jrtiet
ward, 1 ancaHterclty
Mrs 1 , K. Sprenger. far the tranataref Gee.
r. upreuRcr'a bottler's license, Third ward,
Lancaster city.
11. T. W UBHAN,
JtS0AJy7,H Dtputy Clerk Quar. Ses.
BUSINESS MKTUODS MADE PLAIN.
The system of Instruction at the
LANCASTKU COMMKUCIAL COLLCQK,
Is se simple and plain tht any yeuna lfly or
geutlcman can easily master all the details of
abuslneM education.
LIDKUAL TKKM9.
Kvenlnfc 'desalnns Tuesdays, Wednet
and Fildays. 1 nil information given by
U.LVWK1DLKU,
Lancaster Commercial college.
00115-ua Lancajter, fa.
CLOTB1KQ, c.
ASKEW
' OB MX.
ATK03..JM AKD 138 WtST KINO ITKItT.
et7-lT
JTKRB fc KATUFOa.
SERGES.
THB LM AGREEABL8 THING
-IN-
SUMMER OLOTHIKG
reK
MEN'S WEAR
ISA
SERGE!
WebaveihomferlMi8,M0 and 125. tnada
te order In suieUy flrsl-class style.
AUANDSOMKSTOCK Or
Summer Trousers !
5,80 TO SIO.OO. "
IN LIGHT AND MIXED COLOUS.
Myers & Batlifen,
FASBIONAULK TAIL0K9,
NO. 12 BAST KINCr ST.,
LARCABTEB FA.
TJEDUOED PRICKS.
L. 6ANSHAN & BRO.
Great Sacriflc Sale !
MEM, BOYe' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHIKO
BKDDOKD ALMOST TO ONK-U AI.F
TUK1K ACTUAL VALUK.
Onr Summer oeols must go for want et
room.
Mneh low prices wera never heard of before
In this elty.
CO, 75 ct, ti 00. ."
Jw Fair Men's ranU at 60, C5, 70, 80, 00 eU,
.S.1.'. He"!JPa",,m8re and Worsted Pants
at $1.28. tl 60 12 00, BO and S3 00.
SSOtihliaren'a Halts at Sl.ta, 11 50, W0, lt0
1,000 Men's butts, Worsteds. Caisimeres and
Cheviots, at L 10. m, 110 and $12.
Prices That Will Astonish Yeu.
Iteys' Seersucker Ceat and Vest at 70c: Men's
at oe.
Men's Thin Coats at 21c.
.iUen,'? Mohair and Sertre Ceal and Vests ;
?h, Fi1""!0.1. tcau ana Vtsts at 1.'.5. II 50, IZ,
1150, fs and f 4,
800 Men's Odd Vests at tOc, 75e and tl 0".
aarThU elTur will bold gaea until every dol
lar's worth of Summer Goods Is sold.
L. Gansmaii & Bre.,
S. W.OOBNBR
NORTH QTJflEN & OBANQH 87 B.
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TyTEROHANr TAILORING.
MERCHANT TAILORING
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Bilbriggan, Summer Merine
AND-
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
Ne:kwer, Cellars, Cuff, Suseni?e'.(',
Hosiery, Etc.
Flannel Bhhti, Per c lie Shirts
and Vt h'te Shirts,
IN GREAT VARIETY OF ST V LI 8.
The' People's Gasb Stere,
NO. 25 EAST KING ST.,
(Next I ear te lbs l.aneis or Ccunly National
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Queen atreet. contains alt the Newest and
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sonable. Call and ete our aewUecds.
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" Particular attention given te Ailing
and preiervlng the natural teeth. 1 have ail
the latest Improvements for doing nlee nerJt
ata very reasonable cost. Havlngyearsef ex
perlence in tbe large cities I am sure te give
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best arUnchU teeth only ia.00 rxr set.
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