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,,.wl)ABTKIt. AUHUST 19, 1888.
bakt iirrau.tsiven pnDUsbet all the
m - -- iinftnd rnm nn te
v'Mim.Tta Dallv Edition of Tin Inui.
; us M delivered by earners in the city
- aarraaadlng towns for loe. per week
ky wall, SB.OD a years tire ter six nenim
1 for three wrath t eocpermenva.
WnxtT iMTBLUaaKcna (Deuble Sheet)
race only H.50 per annum, in as-
vauee.
aBaet1ben wishing their address changed
swat also state where the tpaper U wrw ler
irareea.
SV iUTSrtteeinenU from 10 M S eta. per line
h.aaeajnaeruen, aeeeMans te location.
MIIOTIU-MMOW..
Lancaster, Fa.
OeBBeetkm
Twe Caaxrcssmcn.
&l "Tbt te ft curious turn of tbe wheel of
'Ji Jm & ttMi fttrAcra T)Anr0luml.nt.lvpfl
(JMW WU... .UtV" .r...
. rin, etn nml T!rmnntrniit out Of COD-
!S afttaienal life, after they have been cast
?y" lata one congressional district, without
MntiDK them Inte personal contest for
gW tte single seat. Lehigh county nrst re-
iejm rfewuen'a aemana rer renomina renemina
tkra; and new Berks refuses that of
Ermentrout. Lehigh has conceded tbe
choice te Berks, and Mr. Drunner will be
the nominee.
Mr. Sewden is supposed te have been
defeated In Lehigh by bis adverse atti
tude te tbe position taken by the Deme
cratic administration and the party in
national convention, upon tbe Mills bill
for tariff reduction. Mr. Ermentrout
Tam net been defeated in Berks for
this reason, since he voted for the
Mills bill; though up until this
session of Congress he was one of the
small band of representatives from
Pennsylvania who steed along with
Bandallin linn opposition te tarift re
duction. Mr. Ermentrout wisely con
cluded te take the track with his party ;
and yet he seems te have been thrown as
badly "as Mr. Sewden who belted ; and
the question arises as te why this 1b thus.
We de net think that the explanation
is difficult. Mr. Sewden is a strong man ,
but be was net strong enough te buck
against his party in a Democratic strong
hold with a Democratic national admin
istration in power. That was a task
that was naturally a chinkapin above his
strength. Mr. Ermentrout also Is a
strong politician, as be has shown by the
held he has kept in Old Berks from the
time that he was Illester Clymer's chief
engineer, down te the present fourth
term of congressional life that he is new
enjoying, lie undertook a big task when
he sought for a fifth term. It he had
net had reason te think that he had
his county well in band, he would nethave
ventured It. ntth terms de net come
te many Pennsylvania congressmen.
Tbe hungry fellows outside get tired
waiting se long. Mr. L'rmentreut knows
hew tired he get of waiting for Mr. Cly
mer's shoes and hew he finally kicked
long before Mr. Olymer reached his fifth
term. Doubtless, there is always i neugh
yeast in a Democratic constituency te
keep things moving and te prevent any
craft from lying se long at anchor tis te
fPftthftr fearnmntitQ
It Is doubtless better
Mpirgi- te Upset old beats and old captains once
3NSr.r-fi. . -Ml.
It teaches them n proper
jh t " tat nuuvi
M tattHttlll-W
We are sorry te lese Mr. Sew-
4HUUU1VJ
' den and Mr. Ermentrout from Congress,
ter they are both geed men, and we hope
that some day they may both get back
Main ; meanwhile they can devote their
energies te making the Pennsylvania
legislature Democratic be that they may
each again have a district.
Corporations In Trusts.
The Democratic members of the IIoiue
are contemplating legislation against tbe
trusts that have lately sprung up in se
many industries. It is well that the
question is being considered ; but it will
doubtless be found that these things are
obnoxious te the present laws, and that
little legislation is needed unless perhaps
in the way of providing mere effective
and speedy punishment for tbe offenses.
Then) can be no doubt that combina
tions of corporations In trusts that are
intended te control tbe corporations and
deprive them of their Independence, are
unlawful. They bave been be held te be
by tbe courts and upon patent reason.
The supreme court of Tennessee has just
made such a decision in tbe case of a trust
formed by tbe cotton seed oil companies
et Memphis. The court holds that a
? .. trust is essentially a partnership, and that
I C corporations cannot enter into partner
iJ ships. That is geed common sense law
V-r-"nd nrevnlls na wall In nvrv Rtnfi na In
F r1VnnfC!aAn A rtrnnrntlnt la n .Inttnltn
creation, constituted for tbe purposes
stated in its charter, and obliged itself te
execute them. The charter provides
officers te de the work of tbe corporation,
and they, and only th3y, can de it. The
Tennessee court says that "any arrange
sent by which the control of the affairs
of the corporation should be taken from
ltsstockhelders and the authorized officers
and agents et tbe corporations would be
hostile te the policy of our general incor
poration acts."
We note that the courts nowadays nre
Inclined te declare that tbe new condi
tions et our life require vigorous inter
pretations et tbe law that will proteet the
people from the mammoth creatures that
have arisen among them. But tbe courts
de net need te give mere than a fair and
sensible Interpretation of tbe law te give
the people all the protection they want.
They must realize tbe danger that comes
from anything that is net In Btrict con
struction of the powers of corporations,
sod make their decisions se as te figure
them as the skeletons that they really are.
There has been, until lately, a disposi
tion in tbe courts te favor corporations
and make them sleek and fat, as though
they were an unmixed geed and no evil
could come from their nourishment The
feeling new Is otherwise. It is that cor
porations must be cerraled and kept
within tbe field and under tbe strict
terms, of their grant ; and it is coming te
be believed that the legislatures et the
people may, at any time, upon proper
compensation, restrict, refine or destroy
these, their creations.
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Tbe Indian Question.
The Indian questien will, in all preba-
Wllty, be forced upon public attention at
M early date by dlatutbances in Dakota
asd Mentana, directly traceable te the
same old causes that have made most of
r troubles of the kind in the past.
The Indians held by right of sacred
whicn regard their little tribes as
a great deal of country which
? t in the nature of things
lprfter tbm te hgia much longer.
Most of them fully appreciate
the fact that in spite of the
most sacred obligations assumed by tbe
" great father at Washington " they must
sooner or later give up their land, but
they naturally want te niake the very
best bargain obtainable, and having been
treated as nations have some tribal pride
nod spirit. The mevesaent for the open
ing of their reservations has drawn
around them the usual crowd of rascally
land sharps and unscrupulous white
men who liRve se often succeeded
In provoking Indian wars for their own
profit. It is a little hard te believe that
there can be men se brutally sclQsh as te
encourage a savage war se that they
might sell a few supplies te the troops and
Indians, or gain a little land, but such is
the fact. These things are net quite se
bad new as they have been, because tbe
circle is narrowing and tbe Indians and
their real enemies can be better watched,
but matters are bad enough te endanger
the peace of the frontier. Twe-thirds of
tbe effective fighting force of the army is
new in the northwest watching the tribes
affected by the treaties under negotiation ,
aad they are tbe most warlike and danger
ous savages en tbe continent.
The error of all our Indian policy has
been in the making of treaties that could
net be kept with tribes unworthy of con cen con
slderatlen as nations. As seen as we
can deal with the Indians as prospective
1 citizens, having individual as well as
tribal rights, the chief difficulties of the
eternal Indian question will disappear.
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Malar, Blalne aad Canada.
Chairman Quay ought te go te Wash
ington ; and se should Blaine. There is
evident need of early conference among
the Bepubllcan orators and leaders te see
that they strike somewhere near the same
air upon vital topics. It is quite new in
our political life te have Congress sitting
whlle the campaign orators are out in the
weeds talking. It does net perhaps make
much difference what the little fellows
in the country say while the big fellows
at Washington are laying down tbe law.
But Brether Blalne,being the greeted He
publican leader, ought te shout in
accord with the Washington voices te
make that sweet concord of sound which
is becoming te a political party that is
face te face with tbe fee. Mr. Blalne
has had bad success in striking the Wash
ington key en the tariff; and he fares
even worse when be gets in his volce en
the fisheries. It leeks as though the Be
publlcan senators were going te think
twice before following Blaine In his dis
approval of the president's recommenda
tion of a reprisal measure, which
would be very damaging te tbe railroads
running Inte Canada and Canada interests
generally. Mr. Blalne Is from Maine,
which runs into Canada as a neck, and
through which railroads from Canada
run te Maine seacoast ports. Blaine and
Maine de net want restricted intercourse
with Canada. The railroad Interests
of Maine and Blalne, and Canada, will be
hurt by the adoption of the president's
recommendation. But the Interests of
this far away corner of the country are
I net these of any ether section. The gen.
J.eral railroad Interest wjll be greatly ben
eutted by tbe restriction of Canadian
railroads te Canada trade. They are
net subject te our, laws and should net
de our carrying. It Is unfortunate for
Mr. Blaine's national leadership that he
should live in a neck of weeds.
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Who would have guotaed that light bore
In Imnoas'.er a brace et Ohlnameu would tin
round eager te "Hullay for Halllaen" I
Majer ltolneohl and his frlenda Ah Weng
end Sing Ooen bave (nrnlehed a proof that
(JhlncHe cheap labor takea naturally te
Kopubllesn pioteetlon.
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Thk l'hlladelphla Jnquircr at llrst
suoffed a leaning towards the patriotic)
ceurse et the Ledger en tbe quoitlen of
retaliation, and only a few days age rocem.
inended the repeal et tboaeetlons or the
law asked for by the preatdent It baa,
bowever, snOerwl Itself te belgnomlnleuBiy
whipped Inte line, and new doelare that
all tbat la neeesaary te atop the Importa
tion el llih and abut out Canadian vessels
aoeordlng te the pewers granted In the re
taliatory aet et February, 18S7, Wbleh waa
patsed by Almest unanimous votes of both
Heuso and Senate. "In tbta bill there was
and is ample power for retaliation et the
meat etlocilve eharaeter. Bad tbe presi
dent acted upon It the Canadian authorities
would have been brought te tbelr senses at
onea and their oUcnslve oendnot wenld
bave ceased."
Tbat la Just what Trance thought when
she stepped taking Italian wine, and the
result Is seen In tbe present strained situa
tion between theso countries. Tbe mass,
ure tbat satisfies the bumbled Inquirer was
openly laughed at ler Its feebleness by the
Canadians, and the Inquirer very well
knows that Kepubllean aonaters with no
thought at all or country were eagerly
hoping that the president might enforce
that suicidal measure and se give their
party an advantage. It was approved by
Democratic congressmen and the president
because It was geed as far as it went, but It
did net go far eneugh.
In a letter te the New Orleans Chamber
et Commeroe Majer Powell clearly ex
plains tbe operation or the mueti talked of
plan for the building et great storage res res res
orvelrs te control tbe turbulent waters et
the Mississippi. Tbe objeet of this oentrol
Is tbe prevention of the devastating floods
and tbe major shows tbat their damage Is
due qnlte as mueb te the choking et tbe
river ehsnnel by tbe sediment deposited
as te the great volume of water. Tbe river
and Its tributaries drain about 1,250,000
square miles and the volume of dralnsge
passes New Orleans at an average rata of
675,000 cuble teet per second. Tbe Ohie
contributes mere water than any ether
tributary and the Heeds from that river are
tbe most dangerous and varlable, Lut its
waters are relatively tree from aendlment
while the Missouri Is a rlver et mud, dis
charging en an average t.00, 000 cuble feet
of solid matter a day. Mew tbe cutting
power of a stream increases rapidly with an
increase of aedlnientary lead, and where
clear water may keep a fixed channel a
muddy atream will cat away Ita banks and
fill up Its channels with sediment Be It Is
proposed te lessen tbe volume et Mississ
ippi Heeds by storing tbe epper waters et
tbe Missouri and ita tributaries In great
settling basins from wbleh tbey may be
gradually released ler the Irrigation of tbe
fertile but dry lands tbat are new useless
deserts.
In this way the floods from the Ohie will
be robbed of tbelr most harmlul power and
will find dear channels before them, while
tbe sediment from the muddy MUsenrl
will make barren land lertlle and Irriga
tion will make agricultural thrift where
desolation reigns.
"Irrigate tbe deserts and make them
gardens and wheat fields, and by tbe same
process you protect tbe flood plain or tbe
MUslsilppi and make corn fields and oot eot oet
ton fields."
m a
FiiEn QcnifARD is reported suffering
from ruelauunaiu and affeotlen of tbe brain.
Tbe rumor is quite worth or belief, but It
U bard te see wby as small a matter as Mr.
Oebnard's brain should be a subject el
popular Interest,
fSBBONAU
FBKSIDB5T Fitzebrald, of the Irish
National lieagus In America, baa Issued aa
appeal for funds te aid I'amell in his suit
against tbe Londen Times.
Rev. Jkssr Paatt, the eldest Bay.
tlst minister In Arkansas, died en Monday
el grief while tits eon, J. R Pratt, waa en
trial at Little Reck ler assaulting woman,
Rbv. Dr. Jehn B. Felict ba been ap
pointed te tbs blshoprle of Detroit. Cardi
nal Gibbens received tbe papal brief en
Tuesday. Neday baa yet been set for the
conereratlon, but It will net take place be
fore November.
lteucnT OAnHK rr baa been benefited by
bla removal te Klngwoed, N. J. He waa
cheerful en Tuesday and bta body and
mind stronger. While walking around
tbe grounds surrounding tbe villa be
chatted pleasantly with bis nurses. Every
thing tbat care and exporlenoe can suggest
Is done for tbe anfferer.
Ar.i'BKt) O. Henns, of liar I ford, Conn.,
Is new 70 years of age. He la tbe man who
succeeded In picking every lock placed be
fore him at the Crystal Palace, Londen, In
1A51, and wen 11,000 eflered by an Kngllsh
firm te any one who could pick tbe lock
tbey manufactured. Mr. Hebbs beeatae a
lien, and was presented te the unite or
Wellington and Queen Vioterla.
JuDen White, president of tbe lleense
enurt of Allegheny county, name out en
Tuesday squarely against Sunday news-
Sapera and all kinds et Bnnday work that
i net strictly noeeasary. He objected em.
pbatleally te tbe running or trains en tbe
Hsbbatb day, and said all freight trains,
except these transporting live stock, abenld
certainly be stepped, Speaking or tbe
Brooka law, tbe Judge aald be wm In favor
et It ; that It bad been the means el accom
plishing a great amount of geed.
A Bansdlct Of70 Ut"U WUb Widow el 00.
Mews of an unusual and amusing elope
ment comes from Centrevllle, Md,, In
wbleh a married man 75 years or age
and a widow of CO figure. Iletb were In
mates or tbe Queen Anne's county alms alms
beuse at Batbseurg, and tbe man left a
wile beblnd In the Institution, Geerge W.
Hulllvan and Martha Morgan are tbe names
et tbn principals. Tbe male eloper bud
married many years age a well-te de widow
who hoi pod faun te eatabllsh business.
Klnanelal failure came upon them and
tbelr property melted away. When all
waa gene tbey aengbt shelter In the almr almr almr
bouse, and here It was that Hulllvan met
Mra, Morgan.
Tbey did tbelr courting lu the greunda
et tbe Institution, wbere the eye et Mra.
Hulllvan oenld net reach thorn. Mrs. Mer-
gan'a eon beard et bis metber'a infatuation
and threatened te break the old man's head
If hedld net lothlsreothor alene. Then It
was tbat tbe aged ceuple dotermlnod te
elope. The ether night Hullivan borrowed
a friendly neighbor's teitin, ostensibly te
visit the county town, and In this way tbe
pair burrled away te Carollne county.
Hlnce tnen they bave net been heard from,
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Te lis Tried,
Geergo G. Yeeum and Jehn II. Derr, el
Itnarilng, were en Tuesday bold under
l,O0O ball each by United Htatcs Cemmls-
siener Edmnnas, in rniiaueipuia, te an
swer charges or conspiracy wltb U If.
Marshall, lately peatmsnter at Ht. Glair, Pa,,
te embe7Zln the government funds by
means et money orders,
fTANAilAKXH'll
Closed at I v. 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 are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you ;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
lacilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try te make you welcome
whether you care te buy or ntft.
CITY Hill
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WANAMAKER'S
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PHILADELPHIA r
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Yeu knew that there
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is no
worthy het weather (or
weather1) thiner for wear
any
or
home use but we have
it. If
you can't come te the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come te be simple
and certain. A few scratches
of a pen, and all the facilities of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
OOilrLEXlUX J0 WD BR.
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OMPI.KXION POWDER.
LADIES
WHO VA1.UK A UKriNKT) COMI'LKAION
iiuax use
POZZONI'S
medicated;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
skin, llomevos all plmplni, ireckles and Ms
colorations, and uiki the skin delicately
aeltand beauutul. ltoentalns no Mine, whlte,
lend or arsenic In threo shades, pink or nosh,
white and brunette.
rea balk ur
All Druggists and Fancy Ooeds
Dealers i3verywhere,
SES-HKWAUK Or IUITAT10N3.-M
auriUva
UAKDKKKOUIRFS.
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LadtBs'Oelluleid dollars & Puffs
CAMPAIGN
KECKTIES AM) AOVKLTIES
ATKUISUANM.
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OTIOR TO C1.UJJH.
FIjAUa. 1IANNKUS AND I1VDUU3 MADE
TOOUUKU.AT "
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NO 41WKRTKINQ BTRKRT.
fUit HA LU OR RXNl,
BtOIl BALKOK ItENT A FlHSr.
- class rann, situated two mil from Lan Lan
caster city. Terms reuonable. Inquire ut
angis lmq TUiaerrlUM.
OD8K8 rOR HALE ON TUB MOST
liberal terms, ou WeU Chestnut, Wal.
nut. Lemen, Mary, I'lne and Uhaxlottestreots.
Apply at
IDli-emd. 802 NOKTIl UAUY BTitEKT.
CAKE, 8UKE ANI) SPEEDY OURK.
KJ Uuptare. Vartcoccle and Special Diseases
of either sex. Why be hunibuiorea by qu&cks
when yen can find In Or. w right the only lliu"
cllb rHTsiena in 1'hlladxJpula who nuifccs a
specialty et tne above diseases, ana Cress
Taint 'naaaueABi.KTBBa Advice Ifree day
ana evunlna. Strangers can be treated and up
turn home same day. omces private.
IB. W. H. WltlUUT.
1 Herth Ninth Street, Abeve Uace,
r. O. Bex 871 iUladelDhla.
g OOP'S BARHAPAKILIiA.
TRUE ECONOMY
It la true economy te bay Heed's Bempa
(Ilia, ter "100 Dotes en Dellar," Is ongteai
with and true only or this popular medicine.
II ynu wish te prove tbls, bay a bottle et
UoeA's Sariapaxtlla aa measure IU eeateats.
loawniflnaittehoiaiooteaspoonfau. Hew
read tbe directions, and you will And that the
average dose for porseaa of different ages Is
less than a Uaipoenfiil. This Is certainly con cen con
clnslve and unanswerable evidence or the pe
culiar strength and economy or
IIOOD'B BAH0A.PAlllLtiA
" We beian using Heed's Barsaparilla in our
InsUtnMen seme months age, and having
watched Its effects, wish te say that we find it
a geed, reliable, and beneficial medicine for
family uu, and for hospitals and Institutes
such as ours." Sisina or Maner, West Fourth
St., Cincinnati, O.
" i took uoecrs earsapinua rer toss or appe
tite, drspepsla and general langner. It did me
avast amount or geed, and 1 have no heel
tan ejr in recommending it." J. W. Witta Witta
reRn, Qntncy, III.
11KAI.TH BKTrZll THAN BVBB
" I have been troubled by a aotefalons affec
lien alt my life, it l one of the marked rec
ollections of my boyhood d ays, and for several
sears has rendered me unable te labor much,
I think Heed's HarsapaMila, which I have
been using at Intervals for ten years, Is the
best I have ever taken. 1 am new ;ee, nd my
general health seems betterthanever," II, it.
Abbett, Warren, K. II,
HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA.
Beld byalldruHtats. It alz for SB. Prepared
eniy vy u t. uwu a uu., nuweii, janti.
103 DOSES OMB DOLlAJt
(3)
YEK'H OBRRRY fKOIOKAU
BEST COUGH CHUB.
rer all diseases or the Threat and Lungs,
no remedy Is se safe, speedy and certain as
AYKIt'S UUKBUY FKGTOltAb. An IndH IndH IndH
ponslljle tamlly medicine.
11 1 rind Ayer's Cherry l'eoleral an Invalua
ble remedy for colds, coughs and ether all all
inenta of the threat andlungs."-U,B. Ban
dall, rM Jlreadway, Albany, N. Y.
11 1 have ttsed Ayefs Cherry I'ecteral (or
bronchitis and
LUJ4G DISEASES,
for which 1 bellnve It te be the greatest medi
cine In the world."-James allller, Caraway,
M.C.
"My wife had a distressing cough, with
pains in the tide and breut. We tried various
medicines, but nene did her any geed until I
get a bettle of Ayer's Cherry Pecteral, which
has cured he. A neighbor, Mrs. Ulcnn, had
the me&slcs, and the cough was relieved by
the nse et Ayer'a Cherry I'ecteral. 1 have no
ho'ltatlen In rocemmondlngthls medicine "
Uobert Morten, Foreman JleaJtlgM, Morrill Merrill Morrill
ten, Ark.
" Ayer's rherry l'cotenil enred me et a se
vere cold which had settled en my lungs. My
wire says tbe 1'eoterjU helps her mere than
any eihnr modlelno she ever used "'Knet
Clark, Mt, I.lbstty, Kansas.
Ayei's Oheny Pectoral,
rSBFAEID BT
Dr. J. O. Ayer At Ce., Lewoll, Mass,
Sela by all druggists. Frlce tl ; six bottles, IS.
aug2itosep
H
ARD RUHHEK TRUBSK8.
SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSSES e
Will re tain the most difficult forms of Hkbnu or
Itupture with comtert and safety thereby com cem
plptlngnradlca' ryr Inn el all curable
rnabs inipervl- vUn Cj nn te melatnre.
Mny be ua- d In bathing : and nttlng perloetly
te lerm et body, are worn wlthnui tncenve-
nionce iiv inn yeungeai enua. most uencaie
lady, or the laboring man. avoiding all sour,
sweaty, padded nnpleasantnesx, belng Light,
Uoel. (JltMltlv. and mJwava rnllaliln.
UAUTIi ill Bamra el Imiutlnti.
Aiigenn-
Ine are plainly stamped "1. U. 8iEtT
A Ce.-
TVAKMnTXU,
RUPTURE.
Its Skllllul Mochanlcel Troatment a Spe
cialty Kltner In Persen or by Mail.
SO ears Itererencs Profi. B. V. Grati.D.
Ilaytt Agnew, WMard Parker. W. H. Am Am
ceatt. Dr. Themat U. Morten, and Burgeon.
Ucneralt of the V.B Army anil A'ai y.
nur Miichunlcal Treatment of Uurnla and
Illustrated Catalegue Contents : Ilernla or
Itupture dollneatod i Its dlflerent descriptions
ckuse. treatment and cure
Abdominal Weaknesses and Varicecele. Uoek;
of 90 n.
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ccipi ei oe postage, i. u. bHEbKI A CO
of 6e nnstaire
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D11UMS.
CURE FOR THE DEAF,
reek's Patent Improved Cushioned Bar
Drums perfually restore hearing and perform
tba work of the natural drum. Invlslblocom Invlslblecom Invlslblocem
fortable end always In position. All conver
sation and even whispers heard distinctly.
Send for Illustrated book with testimonial!,
Kit it K. Address or call en r. hiscex.bM
llreftdway, Mew Yerk. J23.2w0M,W,rAw
WABVMMt,
QPEOIAU
WATCHES
for Farmers and llaltrenders, It Karat Geld
rilled Uesa cases, hlgln Works, txi each.
Jeb Let Best Watch and Jewelry Hepsinng.
spectacles, KyeKlasaesand Optical Ooed. Cor
rect time dally, by telegraph only place la
the city,
LODIS WEBER,
Ne. 1WX N. queen St, opposite City Hetel,
Mear Penn'a Denet.
W
ATOUREr'AlRINa.
WATCIREPAIBIIfG
A Watch U the most dellcate and Intncate
fiteeoef mechanism made by mon.andtheono
bat recolves the least attention. Your steam
englne, your wagon rvoetves mere.
it Is an established Uct that there are mere
Watches ruined by the average Watch Its Its
palrer than by the Watch Carrier.
We have a Watch In our possession made by
the nndorslgned i this, coupled with an K
l'UUlBNUKilir K1UUTKKN YKAK9ATTHH
1IKNC1I, enables us te turn eat work or the
Highest G ratio at reasonable prices and with
sat lsfactlen te nur customers.
Would respectiuliy invite a trial,
GHAS. S. GILL,
Watehmaker & Jeweler,
NO. 10 WEST KING ST.,
LANOASTKU. l'A.
w
ATOHKS.
Lew Prices!
Quick Sales!
ire0a Matked at fast Selling rignres at this
Boosen.
euu stock or
WATCHES
Is very large and comprises everything In
Held, fcllur una NIckmI. erlcss will surprise
jeu. our aim Is te give you the VHV JIEMT
mJue for the money possible. And we de It,
Men Magnetlc Watches n specialty.
WALTER C. HERB,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
LANCASTKU. PA.
nl-tfd
CORN, HUNION AND WRTPADS.
A..veI" convenient way of applylDgu
Cera Utmtdy. l&c a box, containing halt a
dozen pads, at "
IlUliLKY'S DUUO 8TOBK.
98 west Xing street.
TOMAOVO.
gx,
ANDARD OBXW1MO TOBAOOU,
DOYOUQ-rrW0
THIN aT-
THE BEST
-WHICH
Fi Inzer's
Old Honesty!
Grsnulne Ha lUd'H lln Tab
Mvtj Fleg-,
OB
OLD UOBTBSTY u acknowledged te be the
rUHZST and MOST LAST1XO pleM'Ol
BTAMDASD CBBW1NQ TOBACCO OS the
4 market. Trying It Is a better test than any
talk about It. (lire It a fair trial.
SVYOUSDBAMtHHAS IT.'
nevls-lydAw
DRY QOODB.
S
PEOIAli BARQA1N8.
WATT &SH AND
0, 8 tk 10 BABT KINO BT.
LANCASTKli.fA.
UAVX KOff ON IXHIB1TION Till I-AK-QSAT
STOCK Or
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
AND
FANCY GOODS
In Control Pennsylvania,
New rail floods In Every Department
bought for CASH at the Lewest Market Frtcea.
SPECIAL I
i 100 PISHES ALL WOOL TRICOTS, 40 Inches
wide, only 23e a yard, In Light, Medlnm and
DarkU'eys. We pronounce this the Best fur
gain in Dress Goods we have ever bad te offer.
These goods are all wool and have never here-
lorer) neon seia rer less vnan 3he.
60-INCH ALL WOOL U1T1NQS, In all the
New Shades ler rail and Winter, at 800 a yard.
M ILl-WOOL BB040CLOTB8, In all the
Mew shades, at 750 and 11 00.
Our own Importation or ALL-WOOL HBN
R1KT1A3 and ritENllH BLACK CASH.
MaBaB, saving enr customers the Jobber's
preflts.
Onr own Importation et SILK PLUSHES :
18 inches wide, in all coloring imaginable,
ateecenuayara.
IS Inches wide, In all the Hew Colorings,
only Te cents a yard,
se inches wide, lu all the New loll Shades,
only tl 00 a yard,
2t inches wide, In all colors, only II 15 a
a yard.
, we consider these goods, at the prices
tqnetaa, the very best valus we aver offered te
our customers fa SILK t-LDBUES.
Every department will new befanndapen
examination te be replete with Slew rail
Ooeds at prices te suit the times.
New Yerk Stere.
N
KW BOSTON HTORK.
WAIT
reB.TaK-
OPENING
-OK-
J. Harry Stamm's
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
-1UOUT-
September 1.
It Wllljray Ten te Eemember the Place,
N0.24CENTRESQ0ARE.
New
Bosten Stere.
DRY GOODS
AND-
NOTIONS I
J. Harry Stamm.
NEW BOSTON STORE
cLeramm. mm.
ASKEW
OB MB,
AT BBS). yH ABD M WB8T KtB BTstBB.
jKROHAMT TAILORING,
HAGER a BROTHER.
Merchant Tailoring
DEPARTMENT.
A FXKTSCT FIT 8UABAHTMD.
lid-Simmer Special BedMlleu.
Bcoteh and Eeglisa OhtvietaV
SCOTCH I
CHEVIOT SUITINGS,
BOLISH
CHEVIOT SUlTlNflS.J
ObjOOTO SH.00.
a00TOS.00.
SoeTosaoo.
.WTOtM.00.
The above are TBE LATEST in Plaids land
Stripes;
TheCLOSlNS rBICES will Warrant an Ex
ami nation.
CHEVIOT SUITINGS, 110.00 TO 11600.
CHEVIOT SUITINGS, SM.00 TO S1S.0O.
Desirable Thin Materials for
Summer Wear
Witt be found in enr assortment of Worst
eds, flannels, serges, Drap DeEtes, Mehairs,
Pongees.,
IM POUTED LINEN VESTINGS.
LINEN VEBTIRQS.
WHITE
lager & Brether,
25 & 27 West King Street.
L TTRAOTIVE BARGAINS.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.
ATTRACTIVE BAEGAINS
' or
Seasonable Ooeds for larlj Fall Wear
New Heady for Tour inspection.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTBlfi
Af THE LOWEST FBIOES.
Hen's Bum at S3 ca, 11.00, 4.G0, 5.ce, M.oe,
13 00 110.
Men's Fine Salts at 112, sit, tic
Beys' salts for school at liW, 13.00, 1160
andltoe.
Beys' SniU, Dressy, at $5, as, 17. 13.
Children's suits, 11 se, 11 78, 12, II se, 3, 1, is.
Children's Fants at 25e. 40c, tee, 75c, 11 00.
Early Fall Snlu te Order, Btrletly All-Weel,
at ill, Hi, 116, lis.
Fants te Order, Ail-Weel, at S3 SO, U. IS, 3,
17,18.
LATEST 8IVLEB, LABOE ASSOBTMENT,
FBIOES TBE LOWEST.
L. Gansmae Bre.,
B.W.OOBNMR
NORTH QUBBN St ORANQH BTB
LAHOABTEB, FA.
M
TKHH ft RATHKON.
Boys'Scheol Suits.
Only one mere week of vacation for Scheel
Beys. Mothers should net forget that we hare
every wing
Streng ted Serviceable
rea-
BOYS SCHOOL WEAR
-AT-
VERY REASONABLE FRI01S.
SCITS THAT WILL BTAND THE BOUGH
DSAQEOr SCHOOL BOYS,
AND COLOB9 THAT WILL NOT TURN
EBOM SDN AND EXPOSURE.
Every Suit Made Bight Here.
Myers & BatMen,
LEADINO CLOTHIEK8,
NO. ia bast me STH
f.ANCABTEK FA.
OARR1AUMB.
s
TANDAKD WORK.
EDW.EDGERLEY
CABRIAUE BD1LDER,
NOS. 40,0,41, 49 MABKBT BTBIBT, Br Of
Fosteflloe, Lancaster. Fa.
I hare la Bteca and Solid te order Erery
Variety of the following styles 1 Coupe. Itug
tea, Cabrteleta. carrtagea. Victorias, Bnateaae
Wagons. !" Carts, McCall Wagons. Burrtes,
Market wtrau, Fbssums, Express Wagons.
rsunms,
lytheb
I amnlOT
best Mechanics ana fears f tell.
Itasw te build eorreetlT any style of
esairen xne uuaiuy, eiyie
sd. The Quality, Style and Finish et say
make It teelaidly the Cheapest 1 tha
worn
narkat.
'B HAVE THE BEST AND CHEAFB4T
Mf tJMBa.
QHIOIMAL BOSTON STORE.
THE ORIGINAL
Bosten Stere!
STAMM BROS.,
80 ud 87 North Queen Stmt,
(Opposite the rosteaoe,)
HAS BEEN PURCHASED BT
Sealer Fstiaer of the Late Flm.
The Stere Beem Is one or the finest ."and best
lighted in the city and the stock of
Dry Goods I
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
FINE DRESS GOODS
A BFECIALIT.
CUAHLES BTAMM returns thanks te the
many patrons of the late firm and will always
be pleased te meet them at the Old Stand.
Charles Stamm,
-3UC0ESSOB TO.
STAMM BF0S.
augMly
1HK POPULAR DRE88 FABRICS.
ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS
AT
NO. 25 BAST KING ST.,
WE..HAVE NOW OFEN AND BEADY FOB
INSPECTION AND OOMPABIBON
A 46-Incti All-Weel Henrietta
In all tbe Desirable Bhades at 7BO.
A 46-Inch All-Weel Henrietta
in all the Dcslrable Shades at tl.oe.
The above two qualities of Henriettas are
net only the best goods for their respective
prlees in this city, but we can aisnre you, are
unsurpassed by same priced goods of the best
Philadelphia and New Yerk houses.
SSTWe sell for Cash, whleh places us In a
position te give you as geed goods for your
money u the world produces.
Tbe People's Cash Stere,
LANCASTEB, FA.
marlMvdAw
" MAOBINMKT.
ntrTaceune work
FOR SALE CHEAP
FOB IMMEDIATE DELIVEBY.
One IX H. F. Engine and Beiler combined.
One tt. F. En.lne and 8 U. F. Beiler, en
bise, combined.
one 4 11. F. eeeend-Hand Vertical Engine,
with or without BeUer.
one S U. F. ew Hoilsenta! Engine. Own
make.
Engines and Boilers of every size and de
scription several Botary Ventilating Fans, suitable
for shop or office use.
Alse Valves. Fittings, Pipe, Brass .and iron
Cocks ana and a full line Steam uoeds and En
gineers' supplies. . .
Machine Werk, Pattern Werk, Brass Cast
ings, Shafting, Felleys, Hangers, Etc, Etc.
QOOD WUBK.
L SEASONABLE CBABQES. PBOMPTNESS.
Central Machine Works
w. p. CCMMISGS, Proprietor,
NO 1S1 ft 180 NORTH CHRISTIAN Br.
LAwatsTsa, Fa.
aaeS-tfa
ATTOMtfMTB.
CHARLES
STAMM
The People's Cash Stere
T OTHER O, KADFPMAN,
ATTOBHEY-AT-LAW,
EO.l SOUTH PBINOa ST., Lancaster, Fa.
fss-lysAW
SST WE HAVE THE BBS!
OA&T IM THE MASXET,
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