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. A WII4 Ma.
t T. Shepard ,a New Yerk la wyer,
te Vanderbilt and rich, has
rtakeatethe luxury of newspaper
nip ana editorship, bavins pur-
I thm Xaw "Vnrlr Mhil unit ffrnrrju.
kfriateKripturaUexts at the bead of
wntenai column; ana is naturaiiy
inA with nrnfnnnd dlrtmst at cheat.
le!eeUeiiE when It is done by the
Menu; for ceisa very raDiciKepubii
;vEt la greatly stirred at the attempt,
ne sees, that tbe Democrats are
; te "steal" a majority or tbe lower
That they are trying te de this,
cs. "no one doubts." lie declares
."no one denies It."
I Man Interaatlnir namnlft of Hie man
sincerely believes all that be wants
i tatters. Doubtless there are many
ans who think that tha Deme.
i are trying te cheat them out of a
iritv of Cemmtta ; Iipcjuisa llin Tin.
NHcan newspapers say se, and there
yiuunuijT uiauy ui vueir ueniguitu
prejudiced reaaers wbe are per.
te believe tbem. Hut Editor
I cannot haVA mnnh rnmnunvln
belief that all the Democrats admit
kibe attempt te cheat the Itcpubll
I k being made. " Ne one doubts it ;
jie denies it'M saya the impetuous
fchepard. It is clear that a man
ee easily pees what does net
, u uuk h very ueavy lerce.
I "fchari lin cnei nnln nrerflnt n. rlvll
ifrenar aa th rnnnpnnnnrA nf (lin T)nmn
Entte undertaking te steal the Congress,
Rfca does net mn.Vn murli tmnrpMlnn. Tin
ElliTWently inspired mere by hatred et
fcrtlte Democracy than bv love of fair elec
JUens, notwithstanding his nubllcatlen
' scriptural texts.- We all knew that it
'All net always tlmdnvnnt man who Is the
tiSBBflible man. and that Kwmlnt. ntatv la
3;ttn the cloak for hideous sin. Judge
&t lntl 11111 Stall (llaf Anllnrl ndnHttitn 4 4Vn
M( wWMiu ae jiuw bnuuu abMIIllilUU lU UiU
..(fiuujguce buakcetjiuiugiyuiirisuau men
' .Yfl shown in this campaign, te be the
ll 'purchasers of votes. This is net the sort
jr'k man tnac we understand Cel.
' Shepard te be. lle Is . rather the
Wild religion man, who sees edy
side and throws himself into
Jts advecacv uureservedlv. It seems odd
tpt find a Journal in New Yerk, right
wrvu me scene 01 tne wnoiesaie opera
Mens of Quay and Wanamaker in buying
Z& for the Republican president,
ttieittnlcg civil war because et the at-
I'kmnt tt- .... .,.. T. 1 .1.1
..fpteire Congress. As the Republicans
s; hwb w nave a majority in uengress, ine
Awmecratic sunt m undertaklns te se Me
: apen. it, is net very apparent.
'"Ifsilch a. flntrlt AJ1 that, ichlnli Inantrna
;hte Eepubllcan editor, animated the
.vwuuitue party, mere would e a lair
panee of the peace of the country being
4ktUtb6din its effort In rpjilnfc tlm aim.
g- infnl purchase of the presidency. But,
eugu its party is In power, there has
! -aen no thought of declining te sur-
.J..l mi. i- i . . ..
, TOuuit, jluuj is a country wnere me
1W reigns and where political passion
yields te its peaceful processes. The
vIMdlness with which the defeated Dartv.
fftf the exciting election that has just
& MUSed. baS Yielded tn thn rerrllnr . tinf-
I, .Withstanding itsgeneral belief that it has
& MM bought with menev. Is a creditabln
RpKhIbltIen of self-control and respect for
mm uecuuon'er me.uauet box, which
lflwe profound assurance of the neree-
1'tUltV Of tha rennlllln wlllMi Minlt rninVn
F'a SheDaid WOllM finen Aeitrnv If (linlr
ii, counsel was followed.
EWi m
M, Vnuetlced Horrors.
m Few people have any idea of the great
) " w v unuu uj avbiueuii eciy uuy.
sit only when there Is some murder of
P?'MCUlIar Ptrecltv or snmn fllntnr liv
jrhich scores of lives are wiped out at
:iee that tbe occurrence is given any
ikwlde publicity. Hundreds of men are
Skilled in this State of IVnusvlv.-inla nf
R??Wheee tracle endincr nnthlncr U liennl
Kliiyend their immediate neighborhood,
K,Viunpiy because the news does net reach
SfKtiu nlfla. ..-.1 .11. 1.ll. ..! . .
BSS;" v miu uuiiiuubuiK centres or
if ?,' ..ntll It I. . 1 jt . ,
b? "" a Devciiu uaya eiu ;
ltee old te be classed as fresh news.
p,aa yet the constant cry is that the
;M1wmi era full nf hn-m. M.1 .1
Mjmn the exclamation that the great
bMms gathering svstem. the telpirranh nmi
ifce press, collects and amplifies thetraKe-
Blta Of a Whn1 nallnn for lliiti.b. nf
mintlllll llllllll nnd linrrnr '1'lm c.lln.
fcfWhe reads daily in papers from out of the
gFy comers of the commonwealth nc-
eeunts or sudden death en the rail and in
KS? ..W..W- ..M n " I1U1 a
p, y paisas without many a tmgedy un.
flSi noted bevend the nnlAf-. noieiiimriinnri
B where it fell. Here is an example from
EjSr.wie ceai regions brleily noted In the
H"ir'WlllrAlwirr Tn.1.
P.'iulin Bradbury met a horrible death
Kill ' . "'" uumoien COiUOCtll-
.M7 en Tuesdty last He WHsompleied
;i'';.' footman In tun n-.lnn , n. ....! ..r.
r H? crr,K8 le be lowered te tne bottom.
Kit The ear Minted upward and the unfortunnte
m !' 'earlDR be would be crushed aeatuat
vVepenlntr, and IesIdr his balance, Jell live
rileited up la small pieces and taUeatebls
? '"'""' " tag.
i n" "e ui Jie eBen uiKing awrm
ipjMWS in a matter of fact, unthrllling
Pand COld-hlenilprl form fmm lla.,.ll.
leceunting wrecks along the coast and
x'e TBMMla lest fur enh nf. nan Tn nl. .
i&k "m; ; ;, "vrr" :r F Ul
tog and distributing news It is as true
u-uay as ever inat one-half the world
i net knew hew the ether half Uva
rd no one can realize hew the busy
: lMenuity Ot death irnwi!irir .nn.n...f
Rwwn mortal woes in some part of the
KS? " u" il u wnaie for the cheerful.
i "77""" """ """ lue veuis inua sureuded,
etnerwlee we mlffht f.iii tn 0n !.. u.:
M -" WUV 1110
S " "'B"- cuuugn ana lis sorrows
weU balanced with pleasuie. We are
Kjureeu mi ioek upan me sunny aide, and
h 4.4 f La. "
;,wv u uier ier an.
Vew Leng I
IT fin? frtnmfn tli. .It.. ..1. ..ill ft
gSite net quietly under the failure of tie
piecirie i-ignt company te perform its
P-VMtnct te light the BtreeU ? Per three
E JP8 tDey ive been unllghted ; and
V J-knoJustlflcatleufor the omksien.
':. 1 1UJ '""ers that supplied
rww mi .ueuynames wereblewnup ; but
injury wssdene te therelectrlcal plant
i nothing was reuuiredte Kfarf it ..
piWfc power; which could ba obtained in
iTaT' ",,ea JU lue Cliyi ie which the
I " could have beep removed within a
Bi-SW Or two. It ifl no ereat ntulprtaVl,,
.k. ...... . - : . - "b
" "ucu remeyai. xnia plant was
1 1 Ua prtNBt qturdn te get eaj
W
rt
nm
small advantge et cheap steam power
that was premised ; and there is no rea
son why it should net ba moved
again te getj the power that will n
able it te fulfill the contract with
the city. The authorities should insist
upon the streets being lighted as agree!.
At present they are net cafe. We are
net te be remitted te gaseline when our
bargain calls for tbe mere powerful
electric light.
We understand that tbe delay is
prompted by negotiations new taking
place with the Edisen Light company,
te sell out te it the ether plant. Is the
city willing that this should be done V
Would It net be well for it te purchase
the plant at the expiration of tbe present
contract? We think it would be well for
the city te own it. Why should it net
thus utilize the power at its old water
works?
Tub I'ennsylvanlal'cacflBoelely Is greatly
troubled ever the efforts el the last legisla
ture te perfect the state mllltla by piaelng
two bills appropriating money for equip
ments, and bai Issued an appeal te Ibe
publle te msmorlallze the Henate and Heme
for the repeal of the obnoxious laws. Their
circular centinues: "Tiie military spirit
thus foslered and fed will render tha com
monwealth constantly subjeet te military
excitement, and war clouds will appear as
frequently as the annual appropriations are
demanded and as an excuse for their
aUBumontntlen, and Instead of poaeo we
shall be la constant fear et war or out
breaks." Venniylvanla Is proud of her
mllltla as reoenstruotod alnoe the Flttaburg
riots, but few have valued their untried
military prowess se high as the Peaee soci
ety places It, and the appeal will only exelte
placid smiles. We are net afraid of military
usurpation by the power of the national
guard et Pennsylvania.
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PEB&ONAU
K. Acrtik Jknkiss, one et the wealthi
est cltlijna et Ualtiinerp, died en Friday, In
the elKhty.thlrd year et his age. Ue leaves
e widow, six children and seventeen grand
ohllUreu.
Gi:oners Wimejt, a widely-known cea
operator and lum&er man.dled In l'ettsvllle
en r ridgy, lle ncld uoveral local clllcei in
Jtuller township and was oeunty conamln cenamln conamln
slener from 1807 te 1870.
Lord tUr.isnunv, In his speech nt Edin
burgh en Friday, doelared himself lu favor
of woman sutrrace, and said be lioped tbe
day wan net tar distant when womeu would
be allowed te vete.
lliviNU A. Uieikks, of Mcohanlesburg,
Cumberland oeunty, has been added te thu
MUtersvllle Nermal a:hoel faaulty. lle Is n
graduate et that institution and also et
LehlRh University. UU specialty will be
mathematics.
FriANeis Mimr-iiv, who has been labor
ing in tbe temperancs Held for twelve
years, estimator! that 11,000,000 persona
have algned the plodae under bis erusade,
and that of these 85 .per cent, bave re
mained faithful te their vows.
TO JUUUK OF OIDKU,
TUB
Supreme
Ueurt Jaailera te
Dceldi
tVbsUinr It Is latoxietllnc.
Whether or net elder la an Intoxicating
liquor, and whetner the aale of U la Illegal
wtibeut tbe procurement of a lloenn under
the aet et May 13, 1SS7. are question tint
are jioen te be de:lded by the supreme
court et Pennsylvania.
The test caiia oeraesfrom Warren oeunty,
whero Charles Key burg, of tbe vlllage rf
Hhcfflald, was arreated for aelllug elder
without n llcennn, and plaoed en trial en
December 0, 1887, In his charge te the
jury the trial Judge said :
Therolsneovldonca la thee ctses that
tbe artlolesold was lntoxleatlngi there Is
no ovldenoo that It had tbat effect upon any
one who partook nt it, or tbat It was any
thing ether than ihe pure awoet Juice et the
spple, And we are compelled te say that
thera la no evidence In" Iho case upon
whleh the defendant can beoenvlotod under
the previsions of the aet of 1887. Therofero
we direct a vardlet for tbe defendant.
'The Jury acquitted Keyburg, but the
dlatriet attorney, net being sstUUed with
the result et tbe trial, earrled the case te
tbe supreme court, and tbat tribunal Is ex
rooted te render a decision within a few
weeks, if u should be determined that
eldor Is Intoxicating Its sale by nnlloenaed
persona will have te ceaie. There are many
oyater-heusca In the oltles engaged In the
aale of eldor, and a deolslen plaelng It
among lntoxlenting liquors will compel
them te take out n regular lloenao or with
draw it from aale. Hueha declien would
alsoprevent the eale of clder bygrceers,
and it could only be procurel hereafter at
lloanaed liquor aaloena.
It li aitd that In many unlicensed plaees
and Beltdriuk establishments a decoction
known as "atonelonoo" Is being sold. Thla
Is oemposod et goei apple elder with a
dashe! first-rate whisky In It. The de
mand for this is great, and Its ellcet la
romarkable.
AN KXU1UIXION DINNKK.
TAHIlIlnc TheiikigiTlua Fent la n Blet
Wlurtew Hard en the Uoesiy.
Frem the l'ottstewn Kuws.
The south window ea the nigh afreet
front et Mltehell fc Hash's olethlng and
ebee hense presented the appearance of a
well deoeratod and furnished dining room.
The iliier wan covered with tbe finest
Persian rugs, and against the wall Bleed an
elegant aldobeard, along aide of whleh was
placed a hat rack for tbe accommodation or
the guests. The aldebeard was covered
with choice fruits In dlahes. bottles nt inn
eta
Atn Th.fihl.l-Mi.1... ft..... .. !
table lu the centre of the window, whleh
.Uw ..,. . aUIi;uuu uunuvur, was IUO
nm uuvciuu wnu a anewy c.ein and laden
with tbe choicest viands procurable, a
huge turkey adorned the centre of the
table, rcav.ed te a tempting brown, and
aurrounded by a beautiful ring of
fresh green lettuce. All the aide
UlabCS were also there, and laat Imt nn
leant, were two bettlea of wlne and ebam- 1
Phrih', wniea oceupieu conspicuous posi
tions among the itellcaelea. Promptly at
the aproiuted hour of 12, three gentlemen,
of known gastronomic ability, respectively,
Messrs. Uasb, LnUerty and Glbble, stepped
Inte the npartment and Bitting down te tbe
table, began te attaek the geed things. Fer
tbe cake et appearanee the genttemen be
gan en the turkey, but seen dlscuised the
quality of tbe wl je aud champague, and at
tne close of the feast, although there was
eome of the turkey left, it la entirely un un
necetsary te a.y that the ohammsne end
wine bettlrs were entirely dry. Claars
were also enjoyed by the party before the
retiring. A large crowd steed outside
during the progress et the dinner, enjoying
the tcene immeuBOly. '
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Sf ELLUOUNU JIY A H.V4KU.
A Urtdfifjiert lley'a btanltng Eijirlecce lu
1'ieut or a tjtiew Wtndetr.
A big ifttletnakelnthewindowefagun
store In Vkuli street, Bridgeport, Conn., is
a centtant objeet of interest te rassereby. a
group of whom are nearly always te be
seen gating in en blm. On Thursday
morning Andy Austin, alO-jear-eld boy,
atepped nt tbe window, and bad been tand!
lng there for ever an hour when aems'.blnir
psculiar about hla attitude attraeted atton atten atton
tleu of the people lualde.
It was then discovered tbat the boy waa
powerless te meve. Ills faoe seemed glued
te the window glass. He waa noticed from
Inside the store by the glassy ataroef hH
eyt. which seemed burating from tbelr
aecketH. ills ucas was flattened and his
mouth firmly aet against the glass. The
snakehad celled himself, raised bis head
and charmed the boy. Only the inter,
venlng (lata plates saved tbe boy from
being struck by the reptlle'a fangs.
HLu,,n.,TM Pullel ewey from lbs win-
!-?m.l?D0''"uallwl hl snbeur
Vf,?9,00ala Pr epen te BPak.
After he was taken away the serpent
underwent vaileua conterlons indicative of
dbiarpelutmtnt in. lcsirg it prey.
A Utaty Iuaauiulijr t?& ,y juyn.
The Unittd States oensul Pert au
Plcce has Informed tbe department of
state, under date of Nevembef 10. that ihe
schooner William Jenes, of Beaten, M.si
which wascaptnredonthe20tber 6ctebw
while proceeding te Genilves and arbl
trarily ordered te Pert au Princ. ba, ln
relfased, and an Indemnity of f 10.000 tiald
te Captain Cellins, the principal owner,
and all pert charges and cu.tems duties en
the oarKe remitted. The oensul aayathla
may be considered avarv Hkri;r hi.
nOhlflOtl t th. ln.M..t .. a....- !..
wsitlea of the Incident of tbe illegal can.
wt and aXMUe. ei tM TMNJ, "gW et I
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LANCASTER PA1XY INTELLIGENCER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1,
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Ter nxoertD or a human soul. By
ljorieo U, llutchHsan, Longman, Ureen it
(Je.
"Hepin by reading thyself rather than
books" la a quotation uu tbe Jntklli
nKNOsn calender. It Is very geed advice
glven In a better form by Milten.
Who reads lnceienntly and te hli rending
brings net
A spirit and Judfftnnnteinlorsnpcrler.
1ncaiUln aiid uneetUed ntlil rumnln I
lieep vdned in books, het sbuiew in htm-
Many readers of Itebert Klsmore, would
de well te read the "Kcoerd efaUumnn
Heul" but mere would de belter
te study themselv( a llttle ai
Interesting euilesltlea. This record Is pub
lished as a teal diary of a somewhat
dyspeplle young man, who following
intellectual light fell Inte a dlatrecalng state
of mind net unlike that or many healthy
young men en the day following tbe Ute
election. Thla young man, bowever,
speedily found relief by a sort of emotional
development of faith, and this part of tbe
uiary la net as nireng ana clear as we would
like te have It; prubably because the menial
process Is net easily explained by which
a man trained te ealui and cold masening
la Induced te accept conclusions of an
emotional cbaraeter The book Is a record
of the struggle, mero or less norce In every
thoughtful life, bolween the coneluslona
of logle and clear solence and tbe myater myater
lens teaehlnga of faith and Inattnet. In
thin particular case the result of tbe mental
struggle Is a very doubtful sort of n rrllgleu,
and, us the ohrenlcler cenfests that he on en on
net descrlbe hla tranelt from agnosticism
te delUm, the value et the work la rather
hazy, and must lle chiefly In Us Indication
or a return te the prlnolple that faith
Is tbe ene cs;entlgl of true religion
It Is said a new volunie of poems by
Lord Tennyson Is koptfrem publication
until tboeopyrlght lnw laeatabllabrd In this
country, in India the poems of Tennyson
are used for elvll sorvleo examinations In
Kngllsb, and lately a large dim uuder ex
amination wa liopelossly awumped by the
line from "The Prlneesa"!
"Was praxyweldid te abe-rtlcss cMf."
Net long age n gentlcmnn told Mr. Lewoll
thathebsd Just rrcoUedfrem Whltlier a
lively letter, i'ns sportlce ai If lrem a
boy." "Mr. Whlttler," rouiarked Mr.
Lewell In answer, "has led a geed, pure
life, and I bave eflcn observed that meu
who lead geed, purellvcH nre very apt te
bocbeerful in tholreld age. And he has
donewhat many new-adays find It dim
cult te de : be has retained bis faith un
dimmed and strong lu the unseen."
Alexander Dunir.s, il!n, tells wonderful
ntorles of the linmenhu Mrength of his
father and grandfather. When n boy et
fourteen bis father took him te soe n play
and when they cotne cut It was raining
hard and they hurrled te a i-ab. He gave
en address tu tbe cubby, who Bleed up
right beslde bis voblelp, lute whleh we
prepared te mount. The conehmau put hla
baud en the deer, saying:
"1 don't move a step ler less this tlme
than Hve franca ter the Jeurney,"
"Will you net mever1
"Ne."
"Once, twice, thrloe." Oabby did net
respond, but remained with hla hand en
the deer. Then my fnther He!d him
around the waist, lilted blm up lrem the
ground, and planting him en the Mut, tald:
K3e, new." Then laklug his place In tte
cab. be aaldi "Hear In Uilnd ulwaja bow
te de with an onMlnate osnebmiin." 1 have
net forgotten the procedure, but 1 have
noverputlt In pmotle'not that eabmeu
have bevsome mero civil, but that ether
things are different.
Undnr the liead of "Silent Thunder" the
New Yerk A'ttir in Us book notleos thUM
deals with "Dawn the Great Itlver,"
Captain Wlllard Olazler'a latest eptelmen
of brasj; "Speak as kindly as you en of
Down the Great Jliver,' said the geed fairy
wbe alts up aloft te atcer this literary
column. Fairies, we all knew, are tender,
pitiful and mild perversely ae sometimes
but ll'a the worm ct bad luck te dlaabcy
tbem. He tbe reviewing conHcienoo nu'Et
go te pet, and Down the Great itlver' go
en te glory, with tbe H.la remark that
alienee is tbe only kindness pen.lble In auch
case."
" Out with Mesby'n men, " Is a
spirited aoaeunt by Mrs. Jcanle Gould Lin
01)1 n of a woman's (Intermlnatlnn. whlnli
wilt appear In thn Doeomber number of
jvieraewa Magazine, The herolne was a
famous Southern belle abut up iuICicb iuICicb
mend during tbe elvll war. Who twlcn
cresses the Union lines, and every aitlole
ahe vowed te procure, lrem drfDies for
hereelf, te a pair of eivulry beets rcrbtr
dashing cousin, la carried lu triumph te
Klchmend.
11i11.1'aC?hHyru",si,RrUen,nrlyrccem.
inenOua leri'liliaiiii ituutui ceurIh, ce'Ot.
croup, loin thre.it, una wlioenliu ruuub. it, li
ljlant te thu tasfj.aua ucwllkuu charni,
" Jauk Bbnll ptpe and 0111 elntl dince " Just
nnionueutln thu epim barn na ibv pIimisp.
The Iioe born Aiinnlcim cttlzen denV nnr
neurulKia with Salvatleu oil te Ihj lrenu
l'rlce only 25 cents. .uu
KKhUUUVI.
RULIQIOUB HKKVKJKS WILL UK
a ,he1.1'" lhe following cliurcbusnu Bun
Jf' ' ''lernliiK ut 10:3.1, lu tlie vunlnK
at 7:19. Sundrty aehoel ut 1M p. in. When the
hour Is fllfferunt It In apeclally neted:
laBSBTTBRUN Mbmeiual Ouunur, Benth
Queeii Btnwu Tneinan Thompson pnster.
l'reachlnKMludttu.ui.nnd 7:15 p. m. by llev
Jehn T. ltulllDC. Huiiany kcUoeI ut 1 lin. in
leuiiR peeplu's meetlin; at 0 tJp.m. l'riiei
uieiittuK ou WoanesCay eviminx ut 7'50 n in.
Chubeh e Uon-Ceruor or l'rlnce ami w.
ange. rrcMhliiK nt lo.ue a. n. und 7,15 p.m.
by Uie p-uter. B.ibDath aobeol at l:U V. ui.
l-nyiT KlFOBDCaURCU.-Kv..l. il.llUOl.
U. li.lpuur. Beivioes to-uierrow ut 10-.SJ a
ui. und 7:11 p. in. Bunfliiy school at .:,, p. in
iheBtrmoiilntbe lnurniUKwlli baprcuchul
byltev. J. II. Uubbj, 1) 1). Catechetical u.
ruction en Tucaaay evenlnniit 7 e clock
,iV7i?l,ul,ay.ller' " w- rhttrJ, wtu i)reneh
his Unt ifiunlvaraary euriuen ut Belcui tliel tliel
ters) chaicli.ut loie o'cleokln t&u uierulue
una ihe nnntvur.ury of tha Mtia'eaary society
will be CBlobtutea in the uventm;. uir. A. l
OrlnK.una sir. 'I at ee eju will bu prrsmt
and tuke part itn tbe eeiv.caj lnernieK uud
tVcnliijfa
CuaiaTLCTHiiUKUBimeH Went King atreet.
It. I.. Keed, piwtor.-tierTieBBi lo.seu. m.nua
7.15 P. w. bundiiy sotieal nt l.ij p. m. Gate Gate
chetlcal iuatructlens en 1'rtaay evenlnirat7
o'clock. "J"'"e'' i
hunaiy school utip JU. l'ntyiruiectluua ou
Bamanyuna 'ihnudayat 7:xiii.in.
hT. .1IVur.1luwuu... M....... .'.. M . ..
w... w. 77 -"--"-' JIUUOIUAVCI1UO, uev.
-2.Jr:.,c,Ue. l"tel SIeinluK nirTlceat
iSrVA !? SUU4,y school an j Aimlversary
et tha Bunduy Bchecl m 7:15 p ni.wlui uQ
dreads by Mr. V u. llavf ijllck uud Kuv. J. B.
aWii' lh u:.servlce lu tha Uoniinnlnnguiik-e
at .1,00 v. in., l'rnr it. c. Schtudt, im:latliiK
et. i-ivLi iiBiroamce-iiuv. J. .uvuiliiger.
paer. lTiiaebliiifiil lOSiu m.,lt,a 7:15 p. ui
nuuday echoel ut l:p. m, eIlB aervlui nt
S.15 p m. catechat cat class em luvidayovo luvidayevo luvidayove
ijl.iKat7:Wp.m. riujer seivlce ou Welne.
day at 7.30 p. in.
Olivkt liArTiT Cnuiicii. Knt Vine near
Dukn eUet. 1'inachlUK In thu tuenilui: und
evcutnif ut the usual heurj bir th ivasluil en
vvcduejaay eveutiiK at7p ui aludy el Hun
day school It ttena. Atsp.iu.piuyeriueetluii
Sunday loheol at n.pm. k
Y-t""axL-irint uhurch (German) North
Wuter Blrr.il, iter. r. V. J.ehr. pajter. fTeath
"K.'V'H a. m. lu the Ouriuau laSguuge,
J. i. 5ltllr, el Maubriui. Couiiiiuuleii eer eer
vtcea ut J0.su a. in. Bundayscboe 1 ut ia. w.
lounKPeeple'diiivetlDKuiBp in.
wU".1TfD ""TUKBH 1" CUK1BT (COVIlfAMT).
West OranKaaud Concord atrueu-ltcv. J I Jl
ruuk.naater. l'ieathlnKat W.SCu in. und 7:15
p.m. Sunday school ut l:lip m. i-rauiiuea
!lBtB:.IV.1,1.1 v l'raJer survlei tedniflny
eJenu!BSt7!3" B People' Ureup fiiay
nBT: i?5 'WaraAK.-itev. 11. jr. Allemin
D. U, paawr. bervict ut 1UJ3 u, m. and 7 i5
!'!' Babbath echoel at el. Jehn's at 1:15
aud at Uetwam aiemortel chajwl at 3 p. ii.
loture and prujer servloe ou Weanesduy
gJilS caucaeucal UctnreTruSSJ
BT. STUl'llKM'li lllmniiii.M nn. ..
glugr---
rillBT IIAITIHT. ItOV. J K Fnlwull im.lnr
rreicMnB at U-:0 a. w. and 7:l ? m ' au"da5
school nt ilp.m ute ujid'a ui.pnrut ihe
clo-e or inoruteK er Ice. Buljaei ill e entnn
aenueu. ' he . ua be Ba,0a. 1'uutiim at thS
inn u ei rvunins aeruieu, Wcduwday niu or
luuatliiK at 7 16.
OT. 1-AUL'b W.K. CBUROU
Charles lleada
jw.-rrcuc.ning at 10:30 u. lu. and 7J0 p. in
HllIldLV urlifi.il ut 1 in.. ... ft.-.. .... '" l'.".1
mcjUTK at p.' . "CU I'unsdaTh' .uaV.
wiaVjeV? ova r,a cr ietu "
Wkstbm m. k. CncBnt-K. w. Jlurke.
mecVaJa1tf7e:I8V,p0.'nrU,U1 l " - '&
atVp""WiW M,K' CuffBcn-Sunday ichoel
1'BBHBiT-iRUB-Kev. J. v. Mitchell, D. D.
'"fl'.'V ltle Borauieutef the i.jiu'. rfuiirwr
will be aduilnltturtd In the luernli a. I'reVcb
lug In th8uenlnB by tbe Key JauVi irejicr.
li. ,li el Lew t e, Kuv Stexlce. '
ter1 ""ft M K' B'eu.-U8v. J. K.T.Grajr, pas.
sl&",,SI"ri"Bll the pastor hlJ,
jn.BuuflHy tchieli B.isp m.aocle,y of chrls
llan ruUfUTer pruyir uifwtluu t JSi n ui
Monday cUa. lueeung, 7:W p. in. Tuetday
pni annealing.
a UmaALliinTl'UaXllarlt' - V VUT, Ui
rfti-.nr,i :.'" ,uvl' eautaaft,
100
.cboel.":'n-.u''eveainBeiv
ZmfmwSS
r.v"""' 1 'i" i evealnK teivfea. ceBtnbu
unduy
North Qusea
and James street. Ber.O. Klvln lien pt, pas
tor. rreachlDR at H:OT a, in. and 7:1a p m.
llibtedaaa for men S.lBa in. Bnnday school
at 3 p. m. Church council traetlng en Hon Hen
Jay evenlng. Usual mld-watk services en
w.' ?J,MA,T evening, fchsrsi servless at Me.
t Tt$ lmen street en Thnnday eve atng
aatarrr Ltmmix Iter. O. I Vry, piatnr.
Byitomatte benedcenee Oay. Dsual dlflna
servlees morning, atternoeu and OTenlnr.con OTenlnr.cen
d noted by the paater. Vcury en Monday.
Aid society en Widcenday alter Bervlea.
Hnwlnnclnle en Friday adernoen at 9 o'clock
thrlitinna banren rtlday evening and Sal
urdiy artorneon, under tha autpices of the
J uulorMIeaierary society.
WANAMAKttli'll
1'ntLADiLrHiA, Batnrday, Uee. 1, 13S8.
Before the season, began we
were well rid of the last year
sorts of Novelty Dress Goods.
Such warmed-ever lets are net
our idea el merchandising.
New ideas, new weaves, new
beauties en every shelf. De
signs that no one else has, or
can get. The graceful, dashing
Bordered stuffs, as well as the
sheeny, silk-lighted, color-gay
specialties from Parij.
A very pretty Novelty has
light palm-leaf design en bread
black satin stripes. Serge
ground of
reed green blue
terracetta btewn
teahegany
$1.50. Matching plain "$1.25.
Uoathwestot contra,
We are always en the watch
for new things in Curtains and
Upholstery of all sorts. Stock
well rounded in every part.
New and novel stuffs heaped in
the largest, lightest, handiest
Upholstery store we knew of.
Every new and again some
prices get squeezed out el shape
in the crush.
Here are Neil, Chenille, Tur Tur
eoman, and Shiela Curtains in
pairs, half pairs, and odd lets.
20 te 25 per cent under price
because of it. Just as geed
for a Christmas present as if
you picked from hundreds of a
kind.
French and Persian Tapes
try Curtains, suitable for couch
rugs; 7-5e fringed, 5 and $6
unfritiged,
$60 Silk Plush Curtains, with
handsome dado and borders,
for $50 ; $75 kind for $60.
Bagdad Effect Curtains,
$7.50 each.
What de you think of genu
ine 24 inch Lister Silk Uphol
stery Plush at $1.75 and $2 ?
Yesterday $2 and $2.50. Other
English Plushes down from
$i-Se te $1.25. It isn't an
often thing te see the price
clipper among such goods.
SceDud tloer, north et Transept
A hundred or se of Trimmed
Bennets go down tediy te
two-thirds, three-quarters and
half. Balance of our Paris
choesings and some of our own
make. We hustle such things
out while the season is still
young. Belated styles ajre
never meaner than in millinery.
Better clip prices than begin a
new season with hold-evers.
We leek just as sharp te the
Untrimmed. There isn't a
break in the line of things you
care for.
Fancy Feathers all a-flutter
the blue pencil has been
there. A few dimes will de
wonders for you among them.
North from Ihlrteenth and Chettuut street!
corner.
About two dozen Piane
Lamps that you shall have
away under price, $12 and $20.
Rochester founts, slightly, and
a reasonably geed slide method.
But net quite up te the Hol Hel
lings. Seme Hellings prices
are down a little. Kinds that
were $15 last season are $12
new. Duplex burners. Half
a dozen Hellings made te sell
at $40 shall go at $30. Finish
style don't suit these who cared
te pay the price.
Nene of these prices include
shade.
fc'osend fleer, neir centre, rear elova'.ers.
Almest 1 oe.ooo Dells I Think
of it. Enough te get ten city
charters ! Maybe two hundred
styles and sizes. What a babel
if they should break out a
talking French, German, Eng
lish ; mongrel, tee, mayhap.
Yeu won't find anv of the
50c and ? 1 big, coarse, rackety
common trash among them.
We don't go by size for price.
Quality first. Yeu want a
Dell that will held together te
be baby-hugged. Same size
and quality as we have for $1
is $1.50 elsewhere. Yeu can
save In the .sain 2 way en almost
any of the
litjiue head, luplnr-mache body
ltlttitiH niai. Ma body
lnJcstruotlble
wax
Kni
dressed or undressed. The
things te dress them with and
set them up housekeeping, of
course.
Ui)nietit, northeast of coutre.
JOHN WANAMAKER
pjOLID.VV OOODS-JUST OPENED A
yi.1,., tul.'Ctten of pottery In OeautUut
ai0?,ra ,n1nn",i.,re,u,".nHt. tls,n. na decorated
BMIu, peicjlalft and itehnntan ware Kara
i.V&l' .ua a01,Kn, luclualn,. Umeuea, Jardl
mrej, cuiiiie. rnlka Het, etc Uheae uoedi
Si'AVii l,,H erlbed. but Wit be nBwbe
SP?hC.,,V.a.""l,,eJr.K",,,0 nue" spelnfens
?i lbip..tu,r au "uuluuble. Uhelateat nov nev
hiVHtt. ,OUery " "Ue's wm5: we
rUAlLEY'S EAST END rifAllMAOY.
w -ii, . lOppealte Eastern Market.)
thm um. Et'.S:?. tny "I'M Cheaen aSdlay
uea atiae ter chtUtmM. M,Wiiftw
JQUFFY'fl MALT WHISKY.
Tbe fallewlnf BUtesMBt eme voluntarily
te tbe proprietors of tha great preparation of
which It aptaks. They have bsvct &a the
pleat are of meeting Uve eminent scientist
who wrote It, but appreciate tha heaest can
dor which prompted it t
Te WnjK It Mat Cevcbb i
This may certify that as the result of ex
tended mearehM t sm able te state that, tn
the Unify Malt Whisky alone, there Is fba
had such a pare article as I have described la
ay paper en A Scientific Speclue for Intem
perance," in the tferth American Xitiev for
Jnly.1888. It la, et coarse, a well known tact
that we may procure, as a laboratory product,
a whljky thu shall be free of rusel eU bat It
Is with pride that 1 state that atone of com
mercial whiskies the Duffy Malt decline) te
ujure the brale and the system.
WIXLaJiD 11 MOUSE, M.D.,
(8) Westfleld.M.J.
OOMPLBZION tOWDMB.
Q0MPLEX10N FOWDEfi.
LADIES
WHO VALUB A KKFINKD COMPLKXIOK.
MUBT UBK
POZZONI'S
mkiheatjcd;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
skin, llomeves nil pimples, ireckles and dls-
oeioroutnia, ana mates ine skin aeiicausiy
aett and beautiful, it contains no lime, whlteL
lead or arsenic In three shaaea, pink or flesh,
whit ana brunette.
reK balk bt
a Drugrgtata and Faney Goods
Dealers Uverywhere.
SaMKWAKI or IMlTATIOH8.Vt
aprJUvd
TOBACCO.
FINK PIECE OF
CflEWING
TOBACCO
IS INDXKD A LUXURY.
FINZER'S
Old Honesty.
Cemes as near belnir a fine piece et PLTJQ
tobacco as It lslposslble te make It,
and is known aa a
STANDARD BRAND
AMONG DEALElifl.
We are sure that ONE TttlAL will Convince
Yen of IU Merits.
49-l.oek for the red 11 Un tog en each plag-
J no. Finzer 8c Bre.'s,
LOUISVILLE, KY
(I)
PAI.A.CH OF ir ASH 10H.
QPEN KVERY EVENING.
ASTRICH'S BROS.'
PALACE OF ' FASHION,
13 East King Street.
Lancaster, Pa.
Things are fast crowding in
en us. We must make room.
Things from down stairs must
go upstairs. Things upstairs
must go out.
We will give you a chance te
buy cheap.
Frem new until Christmas
we make a general reduction
en all coats, regardless of what
style, price and quality.
A general reduction of ten
per cent of the price marked.
Five dollars Garments for
$4-5. $10 Garments for $9,
2e uarments ler $18, and no
deviation.
Everybody knows that this is
money in your pockets, as our
prices marked down lower than
anywhere else.
Hats must go likewise. All
Trimmed Hats reduced.
All colored French Felt Hats.
reduced te 89c.
All colored Were Felt, re
duced te 39c.
All Black Were Felt Hats,
reduced te 75c.
All Black French Felt Hats,
reduced te $1.25.
All Plush Hats, reduced te
$1.25.
Remember that these are
actual reductions, and take ad
vantage of them.
Our stock is as complete as
ever, our prices were never se
low, nevertheless we have made
these reductions, for we must
have room.
Our Christmas exhibit will
be the largest we have ever
made.
ASTRICH BROS.
. irilr AD rTnMmitTB.
NK W STOCK OF OAWii
ALL STYLES AMD LOWMT PBlrJM
OBMOTH'S OISAMamsisL Qm
aySstabllah.lna,
Zlf ssssbbbf m wmm linsM.
a ha a w. .r? .
MB-Wavrntsa
rpHACJKKRAY BA1D "I WAHT a!
repose with fAmliiarity. iPieu cavt hava la
Umate terms and fraedmn with one and
another, they are no a-cod" And Thaekeny
was right, ter there are seras and euy chairs
se One tbat the slightest fimlllarily & te rain
'ri! J!".. net b ,0- 'heyesnbemase
1 00a mend by protection te Injury afforded tnr
SU?Tif JL'Si B!.m? for a belter thtar, and
ihi"?,hS'-Be,a ril,ews and ninmberllella,
filW.t?l?,m,I,BrP0e. n may add much
S? Vi??.,jr na .,0l,a comfort of tbat dear
l?w MHB' B'.M WODHWAKD.
mayfrlyawas SBWIffast Jtlns sueet.
JKV? MOVKLTIE?.
NEW N0VELT1E3
Fer the Holidays.
.A.J7ftnfl.,eme' Convenient and Oemplete
IIKBIC, te hn en the wa'l. that takes but lit
tle room, but Rlvei aa much tnrlde room aa tha
average Vesk, in all weeds, from S10JU up-
- JBI.f?D. ,or !" .Ha,., te hang Hats and Coats
?.D.'.wiih p,!9 ler umbrellas and canes, at lit
tle cost, ana very complete.
8UAV1NO CASES and WBITINQ BASILS
"'-SPJ?! 92 n "": a" Cherry.
raKcf TABLIS, tn large variety, lrem U
The newest and meat taking of all, and qulta
orriBmentai-eUU ri-USH.iiOVKBBU uUS
FIUOUE. opens from fenr aides and closes
Vlwii . il.. If 14, w ' njv-svra 1 npnei"
stir .. . . """' ""
I colors, at small oest
Bee it In window.
27 As SO SOUTH QUBBN BT.,
LANCASTER, PA.
"TTTHAT TO BUY
AND WBKBK TO BUY
Ladies' and Children's Goats,
WOOL AND OASHHERI 8HATLS,
Weel and Merine Underwear,
BLANKETS, COMFORTS,
MIKSEILLES QUILTS,
HOSIERY AND dLOVJtS,
And Einkerchitfi and Silk Umbrellas,
At Lewest Cash Frlses.
STNe trouble te show Goods, at
GIVLER'S,
O t 8 North Queen Btre6t,
LANCA9TBK,PA.
V. 8. We opened this Saturday Morning
th tee entire ne w lines or Children's Coats .
luarlo-iyeAw
T
OYS.
FLINN & BRENEMAN.
TOYS.
Our Btoek et Toys and ChMatnus Goods is
new en inhibition und Is larcerand nner than
ever.
ME0HAN10AI. TOYS,
TIN AND IRON TOYS,
VELOCIPEDES,
EXPRESS WAGONS,
DOLL CARRIAGES,
SLEIGHS,
TREE ORNAMENTS, e.
Our Hteek Is for the multlludeandeurprlces
are away Oewn.
AiiiMeai0 JtOCHKSTKU LAMP makes a
Fine chiHtmas 1'resenu We have them
CllOip.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne, 162 North Queen Street,
LAIIOASTXU PA.
JJIQH & MARTIN.
Fancy Goods
-AT-
CUM HALL
We have new open a Large Aisertment
of Faney Goods for
Holiday and Wedding Presents,
Doulton, Hungarian, Bodenbach, Stell
macber, Carlsbad, Ileyal Worcester,
Japanese Ware, &c. Ilaviland Decora
ted China In Tea, Dinner, Ice Cream,
Chocolate, Berry, Game, Dessert, Pud
ding and Seltalre Sets, &c. Biscuit Jars,
Fmlt FJates, Celery Trays, Desserts,
Teas, &c. Cut and Engraved Glassware,
Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sets in Decora
ted Porcelain Ware. Antique Decorated
China Tea Sets for 7.60. Piane, Parler
Library, Hall and Stand Lamps In large
variety and at lowest prices, Tbe
Rochester Lamp " The Best."
Ugh & Martin,
Ne. 15 East Sing St.
ecus-ua
Z.ADIWF COATB.
J.
AMABTUIatOO.
LADIES' CLOTfl NEWMARKETO.
11.00 Made of an AH-Weel Cleth, with
an Invisible Stripe, Bell Steerta
and Cemt Back.
14.00 Newmarket In Large English
Plaids, Braid Bound with Half
Heed.
17.00 Newmarkets are made of a Black
ie7jr .AJjgel 'eeves, Gimp
Braid and Clese Fiuing.
MISSES' NEWMARKETS.
1.00 Misses' Newmarkets, Meire
Stripe, with Cape, tbe Latest Pat
tern for Misses this Season.
5.00 Misses' Newmarket, Plaid, with
Cape, the Choicest Garment Made
for Yeung Ladies this Season.
LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS.
1.00 Steckinette Cleth, All-Weel, Tal-
, ler Made and Tape Bound. The
above Jacket Is a Special Bargain.
Ladles' Cleth Jackets at All
Prices, from the Cheapest te the
Very Best Manufactured 4,60,
6.00, 5.60, 18,60, 10.00.
500.00 WORTH OF SHAWLS
Reduced te prices that will make
them move rapidly. Deuble Blan
ket Shawls, in long, square and
plaid centres. Extra Heavy
Blanket Shawls, double, reduced
te 16 and 1425. Heavy Blanket
Shawls, double, reduced te 13 60.
Heavy Deuble Sbaws that did sell
for 14 60, new 12 75. Single Blan
ket Shawls f 4 00 SinglelBlanket
Shawls new 12 60. (260 Single
Blanket Shawls new 60. 9160
Single Blanket Shawls new (1 00.
Shoulder Shawls $1 00 Bheulder
Shawls new 75c. 175a Shoulder
Shawls new 60s. 60c Shoulder
Shawls new 35c 8e Shoulder
Shawls new 25c. Black Thibet
Shawls at Lewer Prices than
they have ever been sold.
J. B. MARTIN,
& CO.
CLOTU1NU.
N'
OVKLTIKB.
i si aasjasiai.
ALL TBE ftOYELTIES
Bnch as Wide Wales, Fancy Worsteds.Chevlets,
ete., In Overcoat, hutting and Pantaleon Pat
terns, at
McGrann 8c Newlen's,
MKECUANT TAILOUB,
MO. 44 WB8T KINQBTBBET.
mHE PEOPLE'S OASH STORE.
CLOTHING
Made te Order
-AT-
The People's Gasb Stere.
Don't forget it. We can make
you a Suit of Clethes, an Over
coat or a Pair of Trousers, and
give you as much satisfaction as
any Tailoring establishment in
the city and at less cost en the
average.
Tbe People's Gasb Stere,
NO. 136 BAST KING B7RBBT,
LAHOASTKB.PA.
A LOT OF
READY,-MADE OYERCOATS,
or eua
OWn MANUFACTURE
AT
MODERATE PBICE8.
anarlt-IvdAv
- ir , ii-i hi
e
LOriilNQ 1 OLOIH1KQ I
I. Gansman & Bre.,
Hen's, Beys' and Children's
CLOTHING.
Onr Clothing is strictly reliable, lis excel,
lenoe et quality, style and lit can be de
pended upon.
Men's tutis, j(r, 17.00, eiO.CO, 12.00, llCOO,
18.00.
Men's Overcoats, li.se, is.oe, 6.oe, as.oe, 110.00.
111.00, fltUO,
Men's i'ante, II .13, R.00, riw, S3 CO, 11.00.
We can give you better quality and inafclng;
In enr garments for that money than any
ether house In the city. See our areat line at
the above prices.
Beys' Suits and Overcoats
At Extremely Lew Prtcei.
Men's Storm OroreeaU at IS.C0, 1700, Id 00,
110.00, 112.00.
Bee our A II-Weel Suits te order at 111 00,
11400,118 00,118 00,
They are geed valne for the money.
Handsome Overcoats te order at II J.00, 111.00,
120.00.123.00.
Immense assortment at mederate prices.
Can yen afford te miss this t
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MASDFACTOKXES OF
lien's, Bejs tnd Children's Olethlng,
B. Yf. COBNKB NOBTH QUI XH
AND ORAKttM TBE1TB.LAM0A IK, FA.
JP;t'
It