' ., i" .- tfn-lv f iT. Hi, LAN CASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCEB, SATURDAY, KOVEMBEB 24, 1888. Daily Intelligencer. LANCASTER, NOVEMBER 2S, 18S8, , inn jhb Ajcgisiausn. ftwtfcbtte in the Heuse e! Commens the tend purchase bill show tbe Bale menna strong as ever nnd tuppertets of the government less ibbernthan they hate formerly been. tTMs measure b n renewal of the bill wn as tbe Ashbourne net et 1SS0, kh appropriated (23,000,000 te be IsWacd te tenanU In Ireland te enable te purchase their homesteads, the and bulldmgs belnc the security for tks debt. In Ireland the buildings ;. Waallr belong te the tenant, nnd in some WN me tenant farmers have Immcru'e mess and costly farm houses erected at ' tfctlr own expense en land that legally Wengs te men whose ancester: took possession by right of conquest. TliMW fananta. whether ncer nr rich, nnd Si.T ti.rlv all nrA tinnr. nrrt mrrer in frrA iMr ancestral property from tbe control '(absent landlords, and if there are no Ijptmars of rent, tbe land purchase bill en ' sables the peer te de this. The trouble Is sfckat the verr r lifts ibn mniRiitn rlnltnn In i.'xieUeve, are overwhelmed with rent in itarears which accumulated against them la time of famine, and they cannot buy hth homes until they are freed from this lead of debt. Fer this reason Mr. Glad Glad Glad Mone and Mr. Parcel! are found vigor- 'teusly opposing a measure that appears at let eight devised te relieve the distress ! sf the Irish peasantry. l'Arnell did net p&Maltate te charge that the government X'hacl iwn nrsnntlpil tn InVn nn Mm tnen. h$un by landlords who realized that they ,oeuia net Held tnelr position much longer 4 Mid were anxious te have the value of ttwlr lands helped upwards by this plan. I'iw wameaa commission empowered te 5- tsix tbe value et rack rented estates, and fe.taia tnac arrears Bheuld de considered, or Ms-'mm cm would be fulile. The government tVjilatlmated that it would deal with the .ftrears question In a separate measure. gjtaal insisted upon the passage of this bill, - w-.rt vu VUU .VUU Hinv MID Devil s' lity for the leans would net safely bear t"A w extension or mem. it would never ,(,"' Jl 1) . I J T.JT1..J.I..I. ru ,1., 111. ,"! niu ."UlU xvuuuuipu vsuurcmu, "WJ jTsuke the state the immediate landlord et j.tfee Irish tenantry." rf And as this would be the alternative jKl the failure of tenants te pay when due f-iBa money leaned for the purchase, his .Mutten seems well grounded. It Is quite .tTiaent that very little geed can come of ;.ee plan, and pesilbly its projectors have g only Introduced it as a tub te tha Irish ry., wuftie w neep mm interested wiuia tne JSP " w "" "B'"fl .IIJ vu. M - !$& Snobbery. &4' There is nothing mere slckcnlner te n P;fman who has a trace of pride In this great (jgaemecracy man tne open snobbery nnd ,;Seant used by Eome small-minded writers v&tar the Dress in (.helrirniHlti nlinnh nnlillll v fand royalty, and particularly the Urltlsh particle. The Philadelphia liijwircr.whlch 'v&luw been talking very hotly against Eng- hMjMBu anu us aristocracy wnen pentics Mweuieu mj ueuiauu, new puuusnes unucr n Miua uiaunuKiuei ui Xiura 4,w;Kvilie T . V.IU. frkllWfl, r nnnBnn,A n1in( II. t.1.. I', 'fy and her sisters : A- Wlthnut knowing who tbey worn, tlie BW-teireta slnjgle glance ffielr arlste. KirCIStle and noble blrttH for Ita elpn.TimniiBl f$$U visible and notlceable at tbe flrat clance rtorlntednollon te them." 'j This talk is common enough In Europe, 'fe out Americans nave liltuerte feut.d It chiefly in children's fulrv tales wlicm flux pi prince in dlsguke is usually recognized afe. ' by his noble bearing." Without doubt ip-' the notion had reason in Turope In tlie K, times net long gene by when none but pSpthe nobility could nttalute culture nnd a- .reunement, uus nmt, any is ever n "iEurepc. and the rise et this imilnw ,.hf flattery in Amerien la entlreiir uiiimnt justlQcatlen The sign manual " of !," aristocratic nnd noble b rth " Shndea Ml I the fathers,what a pass ha ve the Phila go, eeipnia liuakers come te that they can be HrarAw1nniinnt,l,nrll1-n M.I.I 0 II ..- ,t4",,-v""''""k'l'"J 1,ttu l"' VUU tVUUUl HIIUK uS that tha slcn mnninil nf 1'nr.liiriil'a nria. is?tecracy had received n boom In the. American market since it was ntinniini f te that stupid letter by Lord Saekvillu. Ixnere is a proportion of Irrepressible & feels in every nation, and perhaps we ?s3llAVATin Innra tlien ,n .1i..a ! 41. it.. XeJ. --' .v.w .u..u u. Dumc, uut men ri, a1i la !.. HM .11-..1 i n-ii ;,Bumiliating te men of sense and patriotic m&'xi. rlfltt. T.nnl Kunlrvllla line l.ni i.i A Lisi w " . w.v .. uuu nu ic pTange, and gees uema with flying colors, Mlerbave net the Americans bought his k aecend-nand furniture and marked chiim fe-at fancy prices, justbecausa it lud be. vfit'lnnffA1 in a InM v, .--D w - .. Wv lYheat Corners nnd Km itrrmi 6i' November 2TuM 2'alk has this sug- lesuen for tbe destruction of wheat r corners. Bnt thA nnnlnnkant fmn .. ..... j Sour is exetbiiantly hlKb, and an appre- t-VlH-Uta numtlnn lWh.r..i, i5' 7 R0 about lit Use peer flour, and have tour K!??4 djaptt'e making breaiT Nel deu't be hbiwu uy mine economy te try tbe ex i J' MriinenL If It In tnnui. i ....- ttft quenUy u.ing corn cakes, corn dodgers, Kf nera welilea. Tblu can be deue ?;'ivWltbeut detriment te health smi n K.-rUlnaavInget money. Ana geed rje i,acMdlanotusedaseltenas It nheuld be. i aaa tnee who, ireai force of hf(blt, are din- K5a y wiw uuwu ujiuu inis oreau may nrprleed te And hew palatable It la SwfaM rlgbtly made. US' u vuiuumgra ui uuur wcis 10 rOQUCe .- thalr cennmDllnn eiiH.thitrt i.e. ha, t.,h & aUtutea It U quite prebble tbst nine dollars a barrel for U ur would be uukuewn. bj as ik uu4 uteu uesreea mat, trusts ahull fevVaetbe interfered with nnd as the wheat nier is a variation of the same prin jpjalple, the American people can at least FU take te rve bread anrl mmi.ti n.,. ii.mi. &h U they did when they get along without -jc'! Truly a self i-nii n.nni. ... fe'MBie te a desperate pass when suggea ,wwig me itoeya are made as tore tere lahting taxes levied by the mr f EjBoaepoly. If tbe Sliah of Persia decrees STllaat the prlca of wheat shall be raited feeaa cent for his benefit it is f aUed an unjust tax because it is taken Iren the people with no pretense et ben. at returned. And wn ilpsnlsn Mia liaten. i K submission te (he will of n selllsh dea- K Jt eanwhlle a whole ;little drove of hwiuuu, wuueut any pretense of , aatherily or richt. ether timn evan i.v N 'bt of wealth, calmly tax their WBnymen vy rawing tue price of wheat, n is meekly suggested tlut we get with rye. Itmavbevprv iiiiiinnu. INach this evil lv lecfDijtinn i.,.f if i. i MMle remarkable that the people give euragemeut te efferta te rech it, MdorKdaDelitical leader whn I ft aOB-ba'arfaranra ltVi'r.i.t , .C, T J ...T n..-,..-. Plenty of Meney Fer Hanks. In an editorial en " The Hall read te Lancaster" the New Helland Clarien refers te the statement et Dr. Wicker sham at tbe lest meeting of tbe Heard of Trade, and adds: "We have been told this week that (100,000 of the bends have already been taken, and we have no doubt whatever that the whole amount wlil be taken in a short time. In fact it the people from Lancaster city, with the means at their command would manifest the grit and energy that the people of New Helland displayed in tbe building of the extension from Iloneybreok te this place, the whole amount needed would be secured within a week." The New Ilelland people are evidently getting quite out of patience with tbe Lancaster people, whose npithy In tbe matter surprises them, nnd the Clarien mau gives several bread hints of coming wrath if our moneyed men de net speedily open their purees te help along tbe enterprise. After showing hew very well the read must pay, the Clarien observes : " There should, there fore, be no huckstering or hesitancy about this venture, nnd at this end of the line there is none." Inasmuch as tbe bondholders will only get four per cent, no matter hew the read pays, the application ef.the " there fore " in the above is net very clear. It would be better te put it thus: As thefenr per cent, en the bends is assured with reasonable certainty and the read will be of Immense benefit te both New Ilelland nnd Lancaster, It would be wlse for citi zens with interests in either place and with money te invest, te en courage this enterprise, as it will prob preb ably tend te increase values and readlly give the Invester mere for his money than if it were Invested nt high Interest. It takes n geed deal te tempt the money et Lancaster from Its favorite channels, and if the New Ilelland peepla want te get the true measure of our financial ability, let them proieao te startabank. TiiKCtnporerof Germany sa tUt his ellertB have been uncemlng te nroserve peaee and nn doubt be la qulte ilncete In tbe belief that only by continual readlneia for war can peaen be kept. Ue may even carry thl. idea a little further some daya and doelaro that tbe peaoe of Kurope can net be maintained without a war with Kraues whe.e KepubllcsuUm and eeneral "cuBiednciu" keepa tbe whole continent In n atew. Tbla will probably be the end of tbe oenllnual preparation, and If no belter excune can be found will anawer every purpose, though Germany would like te putKrauoe In tbe wrong of the quarrel If it can be oeno. TiiKOoteber atatoment of foreign com cem com metco and Immigration shows tbnt the experts for tbe month are f 1,310,011 less than lu Ojtober, 18S7, and tbe Imports ex ceed the Impert, of Iho aarne month last year by f5,S71,300. The figures for experts Inolude tbe ferulgn merchandise exported, which amounted In tbe month te f715,W, be that tlie excess of experts evor imports was f 8,470,712, which lsfO.690,410 less than the oxectM in Octeber, 1887. October still shows nn excess of experts na uiual, but In tbe ten months ending October Hist the Imports oxceoded tbe experts by $81,127,. 820. The algnltlcauce of tbla may be' realised by noting the excess et lnfperiB ler the ten months ending Ob'teberSlst, 1887. It was only ?30,M3,67O. We paid for a part Of Ihb uighty-one million excesa et Imports with geld and silver, and no left nn excecs el alt imports evor all oxperts of fOilDI f jr Iho ten mentbr. According te the same report 40.303 Imml grantH lindcd In Auieilcaln Uj'tuber, aud 15,101 of them came from Great Hrltalu nnd Iretand, only 6,530 belntc from the latter, while Germany sent 10,100 aud Hwedtn, Norway nnd Denmark 4,P07. He tlie Kmerald Isle has glven us euly n llttle ruore llieu oue-teventlt et our October Im migration. In considering ihe purchase of Oiinadn sovernl daya age we Inadvertently stated the tiebt of the Dominion nt seveu millions Instead of three huudrcd millions. An in astnnotuy.'sein thl. matter, a d'tlorenoo of a few hundred millions one way or tbe ether deu't make much difference. Gi;,Mii!AL IlAititlaON la new in n dla. tresslDg position by reasen of the presenta tion te him of a Uve, hungry and ilerce Ainerleiu eagle. An eagle deea net elten sing very sweetly and It oannet be bung In a glided cage In the parlor without spoiling the harmony et Its surroundings. We often hear et an cngle eye, but what the eagle baa of nole bosldes an eye we de, net knew, unites It be another oye Just like it The e aglr, is first of all and abeve all thlngr, a bird of froedom, but that suggests tree trade and II General Harrison wlshes te avoid a ncre of that kind he had better trade tbe oagle or f et It tree. The eagle scream a and aeara aud In consideration of these qualities It might be well te send him te Mr. Blaine. Taking all things Inte consideration, an uncomfertablo and ferocious caged eagle Is about as dlioeuraglng a present as a man can have and the president elect li entitled te full sympathy lu his distressing time with tbe "bird oMreedem-aoarln'." Tiiakksoivise Dat Is approaching and people are thinking of the geed cheer It will be marktd by lu spite of times net of the best, and tbe peer se eternally withes should be uppermost In the thoughts of all troubled with a surplus. If everybody makes a little eUert te cheer up somebody else this will bs a very oheorlul and thank f uloemmunlty when the day oemes around. There are several kinds of charity, and liberality Willi mocey U by no means the bjst lerm, otten doing mere harm than geed, butalUtlotllert te hoi p ether men along without letting them knew It any mere than you csn la true charity. There U plenty et bitter psvery right here in this community, nnd if every cltUan will de what he can te give work te men nnd women, no matter hew trldlng It may be It will psrhaps help some choerleasheusohold te brighten up a llttle for thanksgiving. There Is time te think of these things ever Sunday, and Kmersen's rather sweeping siylng le think U toael" miy have force. The Tobacco Lev discusses that 1m partaut question te tue trade "What shall the tax be 7" And replies as follews: 1st The revenue Is uet needed. Kcduce it te a mlnlmum'.by the reduotlen el tax rates ou tobaeoo, snuff, cigars, olgar elgar cttcs and special taxes, abolishing the p6c!al taxes ou dealers In leaf dealers and Jobbers lu and peddlers of tbe muuulae- tuicaui louacce; tsa; is, tobacco, anull, cigars and cigarette?. 21 ManuUcturera generally llke the existing protective regulations. Continue them until they solicit thelr re maval, fjxjciat taxa Included, the latter belnjs uiceswy for reoerd purposes and tie pretentien of Illicit manufacture. 31 Tobaceo growers are entitled u Jroo Jreo Jroe dom et aile llke ether agriculturists. Give thtm their ireedem. th keat tobacco merchants should have as varied tatrenaife an r,n, or . ....... have, tbe small, as well as the large buj erH. a privilege they have net eujeym nines tbe ect of July 20, 1808, went Inte elleet-as a matter el faet, for mere than tweuty ynirs and a privilege tbey never can have se long as beuds stand In tbe way et men who deMre te beceme manufacturers and are prevented by inability te secure bondsmen. The Ltaf believes that If a harmonious PPMl te GengriM eeald be made by ths trade;ny th'ng asked ter oenld be seeurefj aad considering the anxiety te let the tarlu n'.ene this Is probably trav. PERbOHAti. (Solemon Seitnr.r., ex-msynr et llullsle, who was hlrlekm with paralysH n week go, died en Krldsy. Ue was CO years el sge. GovKimen IlEAVKn la snaddreis befeta the tcaeairs' Instltute lu 1'iiutburg en Friday evening, epohe strongly In favor of manual training lu the rublle school?. Us said tbe sobeol system could uet be eu Urged se as te Inolude minusl training, cookery, ote , without additional legislation and at very llttle extra ces'. He paid n high tribute te the superintendent!! nnd tosnbers tbreught tbe state for tlllcleuey and dovotien te their duties. Mn. GiTAHi.KsMuDeNAi.D was the Dom Dem Dom ecratlo caudlda'.n for tbe Uou'e of Heprt pentattven from Uabnrrun cmuily, ti. U. ills brother, Mr. Kebert K. MeDanaid, wai Iho Kepubllein candidate for the Henste from Mecklenburg county. Mr. (Jhnrles Ma Donald wasolcetcd, Mr. Kebort McDonald was defeated. Nothing very odd lu this, ti be sure, but then tlie funny part Is te coma Oae waselccted by 1,'JCI) majority, and tboetliorwssdefouted by exactly tbe sauie number et votes. The Arltlimttlcul He In Animal, rrem the LonCen limes. About a year ttge 1 began, with the aiMs' tance el the keeper, te Instruet tbe chtm. paiicoeatthe soelnglcal gsrdcns In the nrt of computation. The method adopted was te ask her for ene, two, three, four or 11 ve straws, which she was te pick up and band out from among the Utter In her cnge. Of course, no censtnnt erder wai observed lu making thefte reqnettH, but whenever alie banded a number net asked for, her effer wssrefuscd. In this way, thonnlmnllesrnod toasseolatolhu numbera with thelr names. Lastly, If inore than ene straw wote nsked for, Hhe was taught te held the ethers lu her mouth until the required number wn. com. plete,and then te deliver the whele nt once. This methed prevented any posslble error rising from her Interpretation et vocal tones an error which might well have arlsen If each straw had been uked for iep. arately. After a few woolen' continuous in struction, the spe perfectly well understood what was required et her, mid up te tbe tluie when I left town, eevcrnl months age, she rarely madea mlatske in handing me the exaet number et ntrnwHtlintl named. DoubtlessshH ntllt enntltiuni te de se for her koepor. Fer itince, it she U nsktd for four she miccec vel v DlakH tin three and put. thorn in her mouth, tbun sue picks up a fourth mid hnndn evor all the four to te to getuor. Thus thore can be no doubt that the animal Ih clearly nble te distinguish between the numbem 1, 2 .1, i and 6, aud thht she undetstauds the nnuie for oaeh. The mules uasd In the tramways nt New Orleans have te make Dve Journeys from ene end et tbe reute te tbe ether befere they are released, nnd lliey make four et these Jeurneya without showing any ex pectation of being releftsed. but began te bray towards tbe end of tlie llllli. Bad Fate of a Ittaillrt' Mcrcluur. Oenrge W. Heyer was formerly a proi prei proi psreui merchautln Ueadlng. llennlartrcd his operation, cmbarked lu ethor eutor euter prisea and n few woekH i0 was compelled te make nn nHnlguu.ent. Ue then sought aud obtained employment nn n brokeman en the Heading rullread, Friday evening his ded body was oenvejod le hh home en llultonweod stroet, the unfortunate man having been caught helwoeu two cars aud crushed te death. Ue was promluent In Heteral benellelnl erders biki exceedingly pepultr. JJe was 85 years of ngenud leaves a widow and 11 ve ehlldrtn. Te pre vent lypl-nlrt forer. tnke I.ixtaer. the gelilxu rnuid). l'llwis.luema. IlAblnswIUeiy 1 It la the mil v vry t)tuUui thit tliey sutttr from pain Jin netstuptilr your.lttleniHB by nOinlulsteiIng Ittuaunuiu, nr otlier apliifs, but Ukii ur. llnii'H llai hyrini, wlilUi win raltevn tliu linby et nil pjlu el tn bowelp, Aa, una trmreuy ltateiu Ha hii pluetg, 1'ilcoeuly Me.uta. ixKi.iamui, RELIGIOUS HKKVlUnS WILL UK held In tlie following churclina en Sun day, tu tlie nieinliiK ut I0..KM11 the oveiilni; at 7.13. Hiiiidny bcIkieI nt 1.11 p. m. Whontlte hour Is (lllli'reiit it la npucliUly netud: 1'nieanvTKHiAM Mumeuul Cnuiu.it, Benlli Uueun lroet, Tliemaa 'Jhouipieu pastor 1'nutliliiKUt 10:3011,111. BunOujr BClioel at 1 45 p. in. Yeung pnople's umetlnx ut e I) p. m. l'rciif IiIiik ia 7.13 p. in. l'ruyiir unatniebers me'.illiiK en Wediietduv (ivnnlnK nt " 0 p in, At llnmernlnn uutvlcu the Junier OrJorel Mechanics will Oepiiiniat. Uiiurck or UoD-Uerimr of l'rlnce una Or ntiBO. l'ii.ichlniut lu SO it. in, unit 7.15 p. m. by ilia imter. Ualibath school nt 1 i p. m. rnisT JUr-riST. Huv. J. S. t elwtilj, lmslnr. riechlUK ul lC'.Ma. in. uml 7 1" p. in, tiiiniliiy solieol ul 1 p. m hutijimi et oveulntf termtin, " llea's rstlnintlen et Man." imuir pteplu'a pravermretlnKiitO ISp.ui, Woduesduy pruy. or ineBtliiK at 7.45, On fciimuy mernlnR nt 10 o"e1ocr:, llev. 1). W. OerriKrd will preueh lilt niai uimlvcriiiry lormen In ihe ltfferu.id tlmreh ut Willow btieet. Ontliiirnay uienlut; thure will beu conceit et von by Urn choir et ttiln church JuAnrseniKu Dat. a liore will be i v'cei en 'JlnukfKlvliiK l)v In Baliim (llillert) UeferniKl clmreli, iKiv. J). W. Uerhaia. vni' ter, at9 8dn'clrek1n ttin inernlnK. UHRIHTI.UT1IKKAN UIIUUCll Wum Klnir alnint. K. 1,. ltoeil, puitr.-tMrv!cnut iusuh m iinl 7.15 p. ui. Huiiduy EOlinel ut l. p in, Culo Cule Culo rbutleil Instructions ou Friday uvinlnKUt7 o'elook. U KITED URmiRJN IK CnniST (COVKMAKT). Wet UmnKOundConceid uHretn-lttiv. .!. II JTunk, liaauir. J'leachliiK ul lu.u u in.Hti(17l5 li.ui. Hunauy bCti(ximtl:l3ii in. J'rulan meet lnu ut 0:15 p. m riuycr Btrvle HeOiifMfliiT eT'jhlni? ni7i'. Yeung people's Oreup Filduv oven1nKut7:1). KvAtieHUOAL-Flrat Ghnreh (Oennan) North WaterBlnet,ev. IT. I. l.elir, pastor, rrrach lux at 10 30 a. in. In the (luuimu Iuquuhke. YounKtweplu'siuaetlUKutep m. fnadiliig In tlie KiiKllsh laiiguuKtjut7:.5ii m. Sunday srhent ut u. in. Bt. LnKB'altsreBuiD Marietta Avenue, itcv. Win. if. J.lcliIIUir, jiuster. lllvlnu surlc ut 10 30 a. in. nna7:15p m HiuuUy beIhmiI ut 2 p in. bulTlrelnthn (lennun laiiguageutsjOp. m , l'ref li. e. schledt, rraclatliig Comocru Cemocru Comecru tlnnortbu cbureh en llmnkPtrlvini Day nt 7 3Jp. m, Mil lent, y uet. K. It. IIIijIkie, Jj. J. Ulivut JliiiiHT CiuiKcii. Must Vine neHr riuke spent, l'renchliig in thu inernlug by Mr T. J. Ilewer, nnil In the even ill ? by Mr. J. V. Gterge. frcm Franklin mid Mutbliall ahoeloglciU semtnury. Sunday tclieul ut J It p.m. Sscen KvAi.ci(Mcvt. Cnnncn Preiehtng nt 10iW u ni.bytbe piitter. una ut7.5p m. by Jtuv. 11 J.fcuieycr, pro8ldln(eliler. Cominu Ceminu Cominu nleu lu tbe oveulng. Sunday Btbeil nt i p. m. l'luyoriuuellngen WeancsQuy and 'Jhuridiy ut7:)p. m. MK.iNOxiTX.-Tlie Old Mennenlles will held sorvlces lu their church, corner et Kujt Cht t nut una Bheruiuii streets, en Sunday, Kev. 29. atap.m. rrMnchlngln betblatiuuagis. PBJISBrTKKlAM Uev. J. V. Mltchuli. l), I), pastor, l'reuchlng lu the iiierulug uud even InK by thu pa it or. First lmruRKBD Crouch. Itev. J. M. Tlirel, V. li., pastor. Services te-morrow nt lejj u. m. and 7-15 p. in Sunday school at 1 t p. m LuUicliellcal lustructtjueu TutiJay eveuluir at 7 e clock. u St. Htki-uxm's (ItKreRMXD) Cntmcn CeLLraa CuAfBL. Divine sciTice nt lO.JOu, ui. feoruieu by itcv. r, v. Herburi. u.i ST. FAUt'B ltsroKMXD-Uev. J. W.MiuuInger. pastor. I'reacblug nt 108)n m.unrt 715 p m eunday school ut 1 Up. in, pong servlce ut J se p iu, J'ruyer sttrvlce en uiubday ul 7.30 p iu I.ectuiu en (loed r rlday e enmg St. Jeum's Lutiiisram, llev. Jl. F. Atleiuan. U. U. paater. Servlccs ut 1U.J0 u in. und 7 15 p. mi ttutiuath school ul at. Jehn's ut 1.15. und ut Uetwuld Memerial chapel ul 2 p ui. Icture und praer tcrvlcu ou Wudnvsday uTenlng at 7 se. tauchutlcal lecturej Friday evmitug ut 7 se. Fikbt M. K. Uuurcb, Iter. J, K.T. Gray. pas. ana7:lp.in.preacntugby thopnster l5p. iu Sunday rchcel i Sis p in. jeuug nrniilea .lilOMtlligi 780 p in Monday und ihuraduy wi uicuiingBj ij i iu. -luuieuy, helliicti nieutlinr 7 3J p in. Wednesday, pruj or mat. lngj 7 SO rlday. jeung p"Hile' cIjsj i lo.ie a m 'IhankiijlvlUKlJai, union icrvlcui. Bor Ber Bor lneu by punUir, MOBAVIAW.-J. Max Hark, U. v., pastor, 10 5) ft. in. Llluny und sermon, a p ui. Sunduv obunliSie p. iu. J.eulemtiV.15 ii. in. Uely Wktiiu m. E. Cudrch k. w. Uurke. pallor. Uias at 9.JO a in 1'neichliiK ut iu .nu u iu. Mineay .cncel nt 3 n m. Unvlval torvles nt 7.JU p. iu . uUe during the wbic. oxeent hatuiaayHt7.i3p.in 'Jlunifghlug mrvites en 'J hurnlay ut iu te a iu. Utd JIobe order of ilyetle lialnpru.'cnt. jubtMusiumM. Jt. CuCKcu.-Bunday school at 2 p in. Bt. I'acl'sM.K. Cnuscrc-Charies Ueads.pis-t"J'-;b IP-30 t,"i te Kntvhu ei th Slystle Chain. 1'itucbliig ut 730 11. m Him. day .school nt l.lu p in. lemfg people's lneellngiit 6 p. tn Liu luneday. rhursday. and Friday uvtnlngs. 1'iuynr lueailug en Wednesday eveuliu ThiumgiMug rvAlces In union wltu savelal chuuhes ut liuke StreutM. K. chinch 'Jriitt LVTUBRAK-Kev. O. L. Fry, pastor. Usual divine servlCLS morning ulurueun uud cuiilnK. cetidncud by Inn panter. Musical and se.Ial f.aiival in th. chui.Hi .m w..inj day evunlniat H o'eloctr. umiii thu uusp e s of thJunlorMttsltaryiecl.iy ih-mkeflvlutr JJuy brrviexin 'lbureday tuurnlDg ut lu-.S'J. Oracb I.OTiiiiuB,-Lernui or Aertn uucen u.r iVir.V""-"": V::.f. v.'? "uu'.i?' allC.3Jtt in uiid715p in Sunday school ut 1 5.,Sa.iiail!.'''"7M en ' -- w . ifa uinii rim n. in fcur.aiy evcnlngaUiVe "wl llb.a. l,Vnk,alT charcu en ihanasy "iernlng Vt'Tbe uiual a.krv7e7. ;"S.'',''S"": . ,BU1". n"- thuuh guild eK i'ZW?ylW' Chii-t Hitvlsra at Nn lit vi ,,r . .7... "?'." el 1 COMPLEXION FOWDEB. e OMPLISXION POWDEK. LADIES WJU) VALOR A UKriNXI);COMI'I.KXION MUST USJC POZZONI'S mkuicatkd; COMPLEXION POWDER. It Imparts a brilliant traesparrncy te thn sltln. llomevis all pimples, i rccktna and als als als colerations, and makes the skin delicately selt and bennttlul. J Icen tains nollme, wbltfl, lcifl or arsenic. In thtee shades, pink or nosh. white and brunette. FOB BAI.K UT All Drugglata and Fnney Ooedo Dealcrtt vorywhero. JCdrUKWAUB OF IMITATIONS.! nrtvrt WANAMAKKK'H l'DtLADKLTUIA, SUUrdUy, NOT. 24, 1SS8. They say we have by long odds the biggest Fur work rooms in the city. Working day and night there for well en te two months. Seal things are sure te be about a half higher before long. They would be new new if we, hadn't skins that were laid by before the Londen trade sale. All the Furs and Fur Gar ments are ready. Bicend fleer, Cteitcut stroet side. Four ele vators. Seal Skin Cleths tee. Al Al eost as silky as 'the real fur. Best Londen dye, like Alaska Seal. Better than the seal te held color won't wear rustv. Yeu won't mistake Seal Skin Cleth from real Seal if you dig te the bottom of the nap. A little of the twist stays with each silky thread. Don't trust your eyes if you are an arm's length away. hcrI Bkin Cleth, se lnehss a yard fit i Jkln Cleth, fll Inch, 19 a yard beitl Skin Cleth, 53 Inch, no a yairt Hint Bktn cloth, Mlnch, 911 a yard Hen skin Cleth, teimh, lia.Wa jard ViulHkln Cleth, Mi inch, slduyuid Heal Stein cloth, Winch, 17a yard. Nerthn sjt el osntre. Roem enough te get at these new Rairlans nnrl TTlctera an1 Jackets at half price te-day if yuu iukc a mue time, some of them cost a quarter mere te make! Beoend .fleer, evor Silk Counter, vnter. Take de- A Chestnut street window full of the filmy, cobwebby Gauzes. Printed, plain, tin seled. Like cloud-wreaths for substance. Ne daintier, dream ier stufis of the kind ever crossed the ocean. Uhestnut street side, cult el main alsle. There's nothing in Gloves that isn't here, if it ought te be, and for as little or littler than anybody else has them. That's always se. But every new and again we get held of lets with the prices whittled almost te the vanishing point. Here are three : 1 U0i0 pairs Men's Cleth moves, made by "Jtownpset l.oadeu," 2) coats) Ieurquailttui, made both ways, (iloitle nn l Jurary wrlsis. We had first pick et ice whelM cloth, nnd we took (of ceurte) thi se that 1 ha best money value. 'J hey . .". "."' '" '"""J "nu cents a pur. 2 A big let et Wouien's CiuhmcroUleves, bluek and color, 15 cants. 3 nelhcr big let of Wouien's 1'oreSllk uiurus, nt-iesn, OJejiits: worth doable. Men's l.levi-a ale nt both endi of the sto-e. Weuipii's nt a special counter cpuoslte the rcgnlureie- Yeu can see by these two items hew the tide is setting in Toys : China Tea Sets, Lilliput size, bright with color, 10c; com monly 2ec. Much bigger, mere pieces, mere color two shades 6ec ; usually $r. Either sort neatly boxed. L'atoment, northweiter centra. AH the Jap gew-gaws and bits te handsome and cheerily the room. As if a row of shops from Mikade-land had been whisked ever sea and plumped down in one corner of the store. Junlprand Market streets corner. What say you of an Ink that flews freely from the pen, and from the first is black as a raven s wing, that never fades, never moulds, flen't thicken, and won't corrode the nen ? Every Ink virtue, and none of the usual Ink weaknesses. Bring 10 cents and you can carry away a plump bottle of just such Ink the " Wana maker." Near J eulper and Mirket jtreets corner. JOHN WANAMAKER. OUH QOLDEN LION AND MIA QUK QUK QUK HIl)A5oCllAllareClearllavuua,hund. mude, in beica of SO's and leu'a. ""."" UKMUTH'SCIHAHBTOHK, - . ... .. ,.. IHfcast King Street. Katabllshed 1770. UJtia-WASU -pKOI'OSALS WILL UK UKOKIVKD A. utthe OIUce et the Clerk et the Wat or Couiiulssleners, Ne 32 Aenh nuke ftiuut. rer thjusH el the City Waur ler sirtspilnk. Ui'fo'u,!!!2",0,.,er.t,V0 J011: commencing April 1, 13-S KliAJtr will stale hew much thy will uiy ler u two hone sprinkler and hew much li-r a cnherM sprinkler. 'Iho successful bid. der will ha e te euter Inte ugrvuunnt with the water cmuuiirslenarn, uud give I end. before lewlll bu allowed thl uid of tha city's flre nvnrut l i'repesa's will also be rrcelvad feri he rental Ottto old pumping ttailiin. 'XhUitulen has a geiid w-ilur power, equal te about-eno WhcuUkiaieieyln place. 'fhBr aie also eight geed UeiiiT., with a capacity of JW hersn. liiwi. 'I huiibevx place would make a geed joeatlnn ler uiuiiif lotiiiliigpurpeei. Uldders wlitfctjtelmw luuihrdut per annum they will pay, th.y te put piepnrty tu condition ler their piirpoie nt thile own eipcnse. J 111. utinv.. tirmu..uld win l... .. .....m H .. o'clock n in, l'i CBiiibcrS. liBi, nt ibenfllcuef jhaUurk, ae, 3J Aertn iiuke street, Lincas- j.hMy,ari'bli,S!rK,Brfh"'M t0 n' Uy order of Jacob Haj,w, cisrk. u.W,,Mai,J.4 JeLlNK'S UVKK PILLS. IHeHUlHBDft.C. McLANE'S OILKUBATID LIVER PILLS. READTHIS I FHOM DAKOTA. Fltming Jlreit Dbab sirs -Fer a long time I suffertd from tboetreeLt of IndlvMUen snd sieshiudacts, Md Llyet Plils I . lennd qnlek and talUraeterv i A Tery fjw dmes does the work and 1 wouldnetbjnlth:nt them. Bioaxr.ll,,Da,eta:U"a,I-HABB"' NIVEH KNOWN TO FAIL. Cnreslrlt bnadachs. btltensneis, liver com .1&.,n, n,lltle'. dysnepsla, hearibani, ma larls, pimples en the fnee and body, lmpuie S"!2l;.1c1 IT using regutarlr Jr. e. Me Lane's Celebrated Llvr I'llls. urspared only by Flem lug llrethers, V Itlsburg. Fa , thn market being fall el Imitations el tbonameMoLane, spelled einnrantly but or the same pronunciation. Always leek for the signature of Fleming Ilres. and C. MeLane, riitsbarg. Faenlhs wrapper, Allethersare wnrlhinss whan com pared with Ihe genntne MeLane't. novSO-lyeeaiu.lh.SAw H 1QH A MARTIN. GLASSWARE. GLASSWARE. -AT- A Large Assortment of Glassware in Cut, Fressed and Blown. Cut Tumblers, Fruit Bowls, Olive DIsbes, Decanters, Oil Bettles, &e , pressed, blown and en graved. Fruit Bowls, Water, Dessert and Wine SMs, I'ltcbers, Oil, Vinegar and Catsup Bettles, &c, at Lewest Prices. A Very Large Assortment Parler, Stand, nail, Library and Piane Lamps at all prices, from 25s te $25. The ltecbester Lamp, " The Best," always en hand a bottom prices. Try ene. High & lartiiij Ne. 15 East King St. OCtlO tfd C UAKLKS BTAMM'S NEW STORE, 35 & 37 North Queen Street, (Opposite the l'ojtenicc,) HSAE QUARTERS -rei IY MS I Bargains ! Bargains ! Bargains! UMBKELLAS, 22c, SlKc, 5)c np te 3 00 Each, COMFOKT8. Me, 7'c, 11.03 up te $4 SO Each. BLANKETH. 63c, T5c, 11.00 up te 110 00a Pair. HHAWL9. from lOe up te IX) 0) Kach. PLUSH COAT8. from IU SO up te 113.00 Each. KED FLANNELS. I rcmUKa up toXe a Yard. LACK CUKTALNH. rrem 73c up te 10 00 a ralr. THIS 18 A OllKAT CII A.KCE. TIIK BUYEBS UK.Sh.KlT AND UAUUA1N JIUUM -AT- Charles Stamm's NEW BIG STORE, (NCUTU QUKKNBT.) Bosten Stere. GUM ELI IfMWAD rMSTJBXltMKTS. "lyATCHSPfllNO COK8KT. BUT THB rAMOUB WATCIISPRING CORSE WILL nCVXB BKIAX. aUABASTIKtl TO ODTWBR ANT CU8-1UM-MADK COKlXr. Mayer, Strouse Ce., MABUrACTUBIEfl, ... IBKOADWAT, W.T. OOt8-62tU,Tll,eew M YKKM KATUFOW TEU DOLLARS! $10 is a rerunu fbieb fee am OVERCOAT $ie lanetalarg outlay (or am OVERCOAT, AMD $10 Beys an Elegant O.erceit Here. U 1LIT.A.DOZKN DimBKNXBHADU AT THAT VaiOM, ALL OUR MAKE. Huxheme Oitrceaii tt Any Other Price Juit as yen pick tha quality. More here for the money thtnanywheieelie, we think. Myers & BatMen, KEHAULK CLO'.UIKBS, NO. 12 BAST KING ST., tiANOAflTKU P. "E1ALL COATS. WINTER WRAPS AT THE New Yerk Stere. TUB DEMAND WOii LADIES', M133E8'ANOCIllIiDllEN'3 FALL COATS! During the past 10 days has been unexampled Inthnnlatery of our bunnpas. We era still recilvlni? new lines ana effar special attrac tion te day in heavy weight 8T0CKINKTTI JACKET.", the most popular garment of the selsen.at t3,3.so,t4tefSeach. rine Berlin Tailor Made STOCKINETTE JCKKIS, nlegant qnullty, pmbreldend or plain, 8 te(8 Be each laipoitedtesellatll2. T.A11IE3 CLOTH JACKKT8 in Stripes. Checks and Jflatn Cleths, nt II, S, 13 SO te 8 uiich, fpeelal Bargains In MISSES' NKWHAff KE IS, sizes from 1 J te 15 year;, at 3, II and a: each. Ouly hall the usual puces. T.ADIB9' MODJKSKAB, MRWMABKKTS, NKWl'OUTiln gieat varlety at low prices We present a Cholce Variety of Heal Plusa Wrap3j Seal Flush Jaoketo, Heal Fluah Ooate, Ouarjnteea te be of tbe best irearlng quali ties at extremely low prleea. Upwards of 23 styles of CHILDREN'S CUaTU In larpe Flalds, stilpe?, checks and j-lala coats at Very Me aerate frlces. WATT .StSH AND Ne? 0,8 and 10 Fast, KiegHt. rujts, &a. CPKUIAIi TO LADIES! CALL AMD EEE OUU CHOICE FURSI VEUY l)E8f BKAI.3KIN OJ ATS AKD JACKETS. LAKQB AND CHOICE ASSOBTMENT OF FUlt!. AMER 30 WEST KING ST. LucisitYi Leading Fradieal IliKtr k Farritr, SFBCIAL rEBSONAL Attention given te measuring for and n-nk-ln Heaiskln Uarments te order, l'eiftct aallslacllen guarauteei in every particular. eS7 tn BOOKS, 40. JSJ, TTTHAT IS IT I " HALMA " AT Heir's Boek Stere. " W hat Is It t" you ask. It Is tbe meat Interesting and Instructing game pub 11, hed. Kasy enough ferthe child and Interesting and amusing for th? elder heada. The long evenings pass almost un noticed with Halum In the home. Checkers and Cbcai are no comparison te It. L. B. HERE, MOBTH QUXEM 8TBEXT. autn-iya rOK BALM UB MMITT. FOR HALB-AT PR1VATB BAIiK, tha three-iterr rtera ana DwallteZ Bente, Me. is Merth qneeea attMt, Uimiim cltr.J-a, iniiulrter a O. KRBADT, Ne. n JMit Kiac atrect. pit.wdir8Uteo'aaeobt,ltoy' "PUBUIOHALE. TCMDAT KVaHIHO, N0TIK8M 17, yj" at th Lwptid hotel, the Twe- I?& S2PHL?M. Ieet " fewtwiasj ?iJ,7J.t?n.",tcS..uet. "t 7t epen0. S-!t 2.nilS! '! neufi andattic. thn !fkp?fi'"inf. and Wnna, ceuar uader who eh llaiuai Kaj.ete. Bale begins at 7:V p. m. , t .. MARTHA M.O. fXTDBB. JOBX L. lUlHM, AUCU nev,IO,17,ll,M n UBLIO 8AI.K OPVAUABLE WKHT King Street Property. Ok Wsssfbidxt, Mevauaca SI, 1888, will be sold at the Coepor Heuse, tha one aad a halt story brlek and frame dwelling and bakery, Me. ut West King street, cenuinlng six rnetnit a flntctsfs baker' even t also, a frame dwelling adlelnlrg en the west, con taleg three rooms, aha let has a front el Si feet 6 inches and depth of Jts leetteurant jtieet fronting tipeu which U a flrt-clas twe-stnry frame eiab'e, carrlsgi heuss and ether improvements. I will shIi for cash or en rery easy te-ms, a the purchaser may desire. dltlens will be made known by . MAUDALKMA WOLF, JesL L. HAtirM, Anctlenter. cS.t0.U,,t7a OSIT1VK PUBLIC HALE OF DWEL- UngHensea. OH MOKDAT, Kevivnss 26. 188ft, will be cold at oublle suie, at the Keystone Heuse, the following real estate, te wlti Me. 1, the one ana a-ha'fstery rrame Dwel ling, Me. SI West James streets contain ing s rooms, let fienU 17 feet 6 Inches te mid. die of s loot wide joint common private alley iu iuu wu.if .nu in uepw dj iee. Me 2, one story and attle rrame Dwelling. Me 88 West James street, containing BroesMt fronts 17 leet 10 Inches tn middle et S-feet wide Joint common private all-y te the east. ne.3 the twe-sUry rrame Dwelling, Me. 608 North Christian strent, containing 5 looms t fronting IS feet, and In depth CSfett te a 4 feet wide common alley t also right te 8 feet wide common alley en the south. Me. 4, the two-story frame dwelling, Ne. 810 North Christian street, fronting is feet, ana In depth C feet wlde common alley. Me. B, the two story fraire dwelling, Ne. 811 North Christian etieet, fronting IS feel, ana In depth 80 feat te a 4 loot wide common alley. Me, 6, two-story rrame Dwelling, Me. 814 North Christian street, fronting 13 leet, and In depth 69 feet te a 4 feet wide common alley, Ne. 7, the two story rrame Dwelling, Me 818 North Ohiiitlan street, fronting IB feet, and In depth CO fect te a 4 feet wide common alley. Bale te commenco at 7.30 o'clock p. m., when conditions will be made known by JUJEfj J HAINKB, e27r 5,12 17,24,56. Auctioneer. PUBLIC HALE OF VALUABLE KB AL Fstate ON TUE3DAT, DKCKH REB4. 18W, will be sold at the J-oepard Heul, In the city of Lancaster, thelollewlng real estate situ ated in laid city : Me. 1, alt 'that certain two-story Briek Dwelling neuse, with a one story Brick Baek iiulldlng and'let or plrce of ground thereto at tached, tltuaud en the north side nt Merth street, between Duke nnd Iteo Hand street, and numbered 30 1 fronting en said street 21 feet, and extending In deptn te Locust alley 207 feet, mero or leaf. Me. 2, that two-story Brick D welling Heuse, with a one-storv brim back buliaingandlet of ground, nnmbercd SJ2, and adjoining no. 1, above 0e3crlbed, en the west, with afrentage of 18 feet and depth te Locust alley of 2)7 feet, mete or leas, and tbe right of a thioe feet wide alleyen the weslever Me 3 Me. 8, all that ceitaln two-story Frame Dwelling Heme, one-story frame back build ing and let of ground, numbered Sit, and ad joining .2, above doscribed, en the west, wlthafreutAKO of 16 feet, and a depth te Lo cust allev of .2m7 feet. Me 4, all that certain let of ground adjoining Ne. I, above described, en the west, with a f rontage et 31 fret and 7 in ,raore or lets, and a depth te Locust alley of 201 feet, with aright te a three feet wide alleyen tha west ever Ne. B Me. 5, nil tfcut certain ene story Frame Dwelling Hense, nnmbercd 340, and adjoining Me. 4 nn the west, with a lrentage of 32 fiet and 7 Itictei. mero or leas, and a depth te Lo cust alley of 207 feet. Mes. l, 2 and s have eich seven rooms. Ne. 1 hssa hydrant en the premises, and all the ethers have the right te the u.e of n pump Alse, all that two-story Brlek Dwulllng Heuse, with back building, large stable en alley, and let of land. Ne. 621 booth Prince street, fronting 40 feet en the eait side of Seuth rilncH street, and extending 100 leet eastward te all-feet alley. Alse, nil that certain let of land altnateaen the neithwest corner nf Jieaver and Andrew streets, cent lining In front en Beaver afreet 91 feet, and In depth along Andrew street 1 W feet, with a nne aud a half story rram u well. Ing Heuse, fruit trees, well with pump and ether Improvements. W. K.HIEBTEU, CATHABINK K. IIOnMAV, Ezecntnrs el Jehn A Hnhman, deceased. Josl l, uaines, Auctioneer. nl,24ftdl,2a ULOTUINU, OIO. N OVELTlhH. ALL TBE NOVELTIES Such as Wlde Wales, Fancy Wersteds,Chevlnts, tte.. luinorceit, tuning und 1'untaloen Pat terns, at McGrann & Newlen's, MKUCU ANT TAILORS, NO. 44 WEST KINQBTUEKr. JU1ALL, 1888. Fine Tailoring rer the LatPst Novelties, cenn nod styles. Largest assortment of rine Woolens, and prices as low as any, go te H. GERHART'S Only Direct ImperliDR Tailor. 43 NOHTH QUEEN BTKKEK. TTALUK I Satisfaction Is what has given me the eztentlve patronage I have received from the public Jay linn nt Foreign and Deuusllcs Is nn.nrpassed In the the city. ltUCES AWAY DOWN, AS USUAL. TROUSERS I Special attention Is .called te my I routers, In which Head. ASKEWI MTTAILOB. NOB. 234 AMD 236 WEST KINO HTrfKKl. 027 smar.s w ILLlADdUOJM A JTOHTKK. OBQANIED FOB HAKD, WINTEK WEATUEB, WITH STOKU BESI3IEKS AKD QENUINK FK03T KILLEBS. THE Storm Overcoat FOB DRIVING OR TRAVELING, Is Incomparable for Comfert. GENTS STORM BE318TEUS, 7,t0 UENTfi' GENUINE rB03T KILLkHI, aiO.CO. When Inspecting these Cnmfortable Gar ments, de net t all te Inquire for the ADJUSTABLE FrTR COLLARS A CUrFfl that Fit All fclze Gunts' Overecati .; CHILDREN'S CAVE OVEKCOATS, 11 CO, J 60 1300. BOYS' OVERCOATS, 18 tOlJYcars. 13 00, .J W, 4.00. WiiJiamseD & Fester's, 82.34.36&38E.KLN6 8T.. A.NCASTEU.PA. AND NO. 818 MARKET BTBiaBT, HAKIiUHUF.O. FA. T KVAN'H KLOUK. Levan's Fleur 1 TBBBBBT. UaltTfcM
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