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HIE IaANCASTEB DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2; 1W0
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Dally InU!llncer(
jabuaby n m.
VMvM SMI UM nMvMP
Ittttv ABMM, CI KftMM,
life Mm wil toaet tha aettnlt.
It BfllBC rallrea
, wtt soamKteo fcaa BOtrrtr-
5 a, .fa aa am raaaeaabar. BOW
laU Um Beese a long set of
I mi rasdaUeat, deckriaff tb.it
i Mtered into a eembl-
U spirit art latent of
i act. while prewodleK
r ft, and eaHlBf en the inter-ttate
te neert te CeBgress the
I aattrttMs railroad afreasBeatana
tit
b'i resolution, se far m it
iteriAfonMtten, it very goed: but
teftotae dear that he has the right
ref Um aeestkm In proposing te een-
r agreeceent of the railroads and
ilatUatete forbid It. All combination
Itaihertfu). Like everything eke that
aril la exeeai, it may be beacflclal in
The interstate eentnu-
"la supposed te approve. theaUnef
1 latest railroad agreement, which
proposes te effect two things ;
am observance of the inter-state
all around ; and next, te settle by
any differences that may
between the companies. The
ebieet. of course, will be approved
rtvfenbedv: and the .'second cannot
I f; itself be objected te. Congress
deny te railroad companies the
it of living together peacefully
settling their differences amicably.
Ifhat Representative Andersen, new-
r, appears te object te, Is net the arm
of railroad disagreement, but
' sgresssent, the violation of which
ttt subject of the arbitration.
Ily be would have railroads man-
for agreement. -.He considers
r disagreement needful for the public
E nslfare. He would have them always in
- atrp competition for business and ready
Ite'de it for nothing rather than net de it.
it is te be said that this is appar-
atty a profitable condition for the cus
of competing reads; but it is
met geed for their stockholders ;
r la Hefany .benefit te the business of
llerjathat de net have competing
- fcrlrtA iLf A atAas-aain earn n 11
. s-' we mumcibuu nwuiu
rMetty MaU these Utter daces that ther
r 2rgetit; but he evidently does
. :zaaae it easy rer mem te ae mn,
t& bis policy obliterates tbe value of
".imu nflcr.
rata la ma ItauhA nnAaltAH la nnlilAntlH nettfa
Kj 4IUIMUIUW4 4UBIUVU U SI1UOUUJI UUO
i needs te be looked at all around.
'VbtTsry first consideration in '.It that
i Itself upon the public judgment, Is
fc railroads, being beneficent public in-
' pHtatlens, should have adequate reward
r.ttteir service. They deserve public
- eeunupsment. Manifestly then there
B'aaaealrl be trade enough t) keep them
iasapwyed and there should set be mere
ads than the carrying business of
; locality demands. But this at once
loot .the idea of competition; and
rs tbat this la net the panacea for the
et railroad management tbat the
undoubtedly suffers when there
afftMimn-ILlAn. Th rati ma1 manasnp
slsi natural highway robber and there
but two ways of teaching him
land honesty; one of these ways
l the building of a rival read and the
: la incarceration in jail. As the first
tJfrm is faulty lninjurlng innocent stock-
r.jbellers, and is sat at neught, tee, by
900U and combinations, the manifest re
- aeutse is te the enactment of stringent
f-Jawi declaring the quid pre quo of rail-
a service and making it crime te vle-
Jate them.
Mr, Andersen's resolution may de
i;0Oi if it secures the views of the inter-
commission and persuades Cen-
B.ftfBMa tt At nnnn ttiam T't.n- Atmavtla
VSBBI W SHib UUU fttUCaAa 1UAV tWUillilt
' Lawn oemmnas vne respect or tneceun-
fSnalPaT atari fh lndrvmAnt. tf (tss ihelrmnn
Jttffe Coele, is especially approved.
tmm uaa uerer aaia auytuiiiK mat
failed te attract publle commendation,
B". rAnd ha hut alwavn thnsn a hrnailth nf
SWJipen tee railroad issue which cared
r the interest of the companies as well
'm of the public. And we think the in-
WWWV4 UVIU NB lug MlUiS AUQ WW
quite as much as the publle suffer
the abuses of the officials, and as
aeh netd protection from it by the law.
Bismarck's Best Tee.
fei There is no danger of war with Ger-
sy ever the Samoan troubles, no mat
. jrttiat fiAn19 tianriAti (ham tmf Mi.ka
rtt"'" """"wwmwmu "UviCi UU. I.IICIC
irie danger that we may loose a splendid
ffertunlty te impress benlgutei Eure-B'atiuswil-h
a fair notion of our national
f. Mspectabllity. That would be a national
.."lalKaBl.w .1f J!1 .t
: wniifcjr. hi au gur uipiemavic equae-
Mas and international quarrels, we will
M treated according te the measurement
rt our national character, secured en
faeaakms like this, and it we have shown
iacency under severe kicking, these
deal with us will never hesitate te
, kick us severely.
!t flitaf. nnMM in Iia n m.!..! , m
,i, rr" a us a waiuiuttl rug ni
i lllplemacy. 1 1 certainly tickles the pi lde
:,-; the nation for whom the diplomat
fcj kicks, and if any serious resentment is
K.a-jewB vj iue lejurtu an apology costs
xiwif. uur repuiauen rer SDirit uwd te
tsfca first-lass when we were a com para-
lnveiy leeeie power wltn a strong navy,
, Jt during the war we were compelled by
-asfeanuunces te submit te a steed deal
M brew-beating, and new by the lack of
uvy, we find ourselves in some dan-
ret being roughly handled by tbe Ger-
in Samoa. Germany has net the
; Intention of flahttnsr about It.
! though her naval officers have bean
very foolishly of lUir eaaer.
te each us tj let our betters alone.
powers above them cannot fall te
i aaliiethat we would makeapewerfulally
lit Trance in money and commercial war.
tJf Brten the field of battle. The Ger-
li asay be ruugh and blundering in
coienui policy, but as a rule they
r' tea net feels, and would net wantonly
r4rtvs? healthy young catien like our-
.fsfveslate the ranks of their enemies.
: and the emperors have ever and
r sgala given blunt and hearty assur-
i or ineu-kindly feelings towards a
' tbat has drawn se much manly
.inejt'aiberland. but in com.
I and colonial atrunles there is no
te think of these things, and the
rtasc lakes kindly te kicking will
r flat kicked. We new have a wooden
lev (be v7 te Sasaea and it will get
time early in March, it the
ria f vecable. It will find several
I fill .!. - -
4,t Kfr, wnt nut yew power-
Kl'Jtme') WdOixmansqualren.
Tiw beMaess ia due te perfect conQ cenQ
deace that no captain of -my tor ter
elga war ahlp wetdd veature te fire
upon the Oersaaji flag for the sake
of a place like Saaeft. Besides, Aawrl
cans and EagHshasen have the reputa
tion of reseating nothing that dose net
touch the pocket. Under these circum
stances perhaps it would promote
peace and establish our national respec
tability it aa Asserleaa wooden nan of
war would seize the very first pretext te
fire upon a German gunboat.
The Great Iterthwtit.
Canada may never be ours by conquest
or voluntary union, but she will certainly
be a great land in spite of cold weathtr.
Our quarrels with her are helping
te make plain the vast possibilities of
that northern halt of our continent where
progress has been relatively alew, but Is
fast enough just new te warrant fear of a
rival nation en this side of the sea. Be
tween the Becky Mountains, our north
era border, and Hudsen's Bay, there is
a gentle sloping and well watered plain,
a vast northern prairie of great fertility,
The winters are severe, of course, but
net much, if any worse than our own
Western plains. This country has al
ready been touched along its southern
border by the Canadian Pacific, and tap
ped at Manitoba by people from the
states or with American sympathies. It
is destined te become the great wheat
field of North America, and the time et
its development depends only upon the
building of railroads te give an outlet for
the grain. Desperate but unsuccessful
efforts have bsen made te establish a
regular stream et commerce through
Hudsen Bay, but the openings of that
Ice-locked sea are se far north that the
country must depend chiefly upon a land
route. Under the skillful management
et Bit Jehn Macdonald the Canadians
hare been made te feel tbat they are
growing te be a nation, and if they can
be kept separate from these United States
until tbat great Northwest is settled, they
will probably feel their eats in away that
will make any union with us quite out
of the question. England will probably
be very careful net te provoke us te
Canadian cerquest, for it is te the inter
eit of European powers te encourage the
growth et a rival nation in North Amer
ica. Our best hope et absorbing our
growing neighbor lies in the commercial
and ether advantages tbat would result
from such a union, and fortunately these
appear te be strongest in Manitoba, tbe
first state et that great Canada that
is te be. Tbe ceaseless mutterings of re
volt in Manitoba will be et very serious
importance when that whole great plain
is a waving wheat field owned by farmers
of Independent minds, and bound te the
states by strands of steel, pushed out
lrem Duluth and ether cities. Ten years
may tell whether that region is te be a
part of us or a rival nation.
St, Paul without an Ice palace or a grand
opera heuee It a melancholy te think of a
Hi Augustine with yellow lever.
Thk football teams or the University of
I'ennaylyanla and the Rlyerten Athletic
elnb are te pity a match In the Aeademy et
Muele, Philadelphia, en the evetlng of
March 7. By flooring the orchestra and
parquet and carpeting it with cotton pad
dlng under carpel, a sort field will be
secured 320 by 100 feet. There will be no
kicking wbateTsr,fer fear of damage te the
spectators and chandellenb
' m
Tiinnn It one part et America where
they de net fear Chinese cheap labor. In
the repablle of Honduras wages are se low
tbat net even Ohtnamen can compete with
tbe natlves who live very oemlortably,
according te their notions, en ten cents a
day, 1 his statu el thing appears te be due
chiefly te the eaactment of laws preventlcs;
lerelxnert from acquiring and holding
property, e that very little capital has oeme
Inte tbe oenntry alnes the expulsion I of the
Hpanltb rulers, and the geld .and silver In
the country baa been left unmlnrd. In
cessant revolutions and wars have also
discouraged capital.
Blaimb and Burchardln the same hotel
In Watblnaten and passing one another
silently. Pathetic, very I
In number 07 of the consular reports.
just puuntneu msy no round the report of
UedsdI General U. MHewall en the Q or man
plantations In Httnee. It seems that native
will net work en these plantation and tbat
tbe labor is recruited by foree from Islands
te the west and north, and the consul states
that many laborers are secured by que-
tlenable practices. We should say from
the stmples given tbat these practices were
questionable. Fer example, canoes are
overturned and tbe natives captured when
truggllair In the water. Laborers are en.
tleed by fnlr premise that are never ful
filled aml"German gunboats sometimes help
the recruiters by delivering ever te them
citlves tsken In chastising native villages."
We are alto told the laborers are under con
tract for three year ssrvloe at 13 a month
paid In trade and at the expiration of the
time are te be reinrved te tbelr homes.
"This, however, it sometimes net done, and
tbe unfortunate people are landed among a
hostile tribe who speedily kill or enslave
them." Itlssaldfnr the Ueruiscaihst i
a rule tbe labor trade Is humsnely con
ducted, and tbe eiTdrta of the tier man and
Unglltb governments have done much te
leiteu lta horrors. Tbe total area of tbe
German plantations Is U,2C0 acres highly
cultivated and producing from five te six
hundred tens el oepra annually. Copra is
the dried kernel of the oeooanut. Tbe
same lands are sewn with grass and great
herds or cattle browse under tbe oeooanut
trees. Cotten Is also largely raited and a
great deal of cetlee equal te the finest
MecLb.
PZESONAL.
Dn CiiAiicoT.tteftmeus Kreneb doctor.
Is opposed te the admltalen et wetneu te
hit profetileu.
Tub ExraneR or Chixa has 80 physi
cians and surgtnn In his househelu, uoi uei uoi
withttaadleg which he Ulrequently HI,
Mary K. 1-omqvkli.ew, et Portland,
MsIle, a nleee of the poet, is attraeilng
notice as a ptinter et pletureuiue hsrber
views, made In water-colors.
Mm Gladstone lunched in Jupiter's
Temple at Pompeii en Tuee lay. While lu
the hlatorle town tbe Uomerle scholar wit
nessed an Interesting excavation.
Peutmastjsr Uaiiuitt Is nne of (he
ttocKbelueiH el the J-Svemng rublie Publlth
iDjt oemptny, et Philadelphia, which was
chartered by the auto department en Men-
Congressman Wm. lu Bcerx'w health
aeemt quae testeied. He smllea at the
Idea thai be has retired from pelltlrt. and
tells hU friends tbat he will nel i retire r'em
politic! until ttrlU reform shall have trl
umpbed. He expects a Demoeratlo major
ity in the riliy-atcend Congress. J
i .
Tbe aimltt aua aud Me IoiprMleu.
rem (exas Bltttngt.
"I should like te sell you a almlet
asld a careworn loeklnn eaaa, as he wtikf d
Inte the efflee the ether Uay7
" We have no use for one," reUIei the
eathltr.
' hut you should always leek into the
misty f mure," went ea the rlsnd.demurel v.
Next winter you will wast te mske hole
la your beet-heels ae you can att veur
skats go."
X use elab skater-ae atiaya re quired,"
"Tea nay wast te aerew eerae heard
tageusr setae Msse. Tee eMIsahl
-aetfced of aerfteg serews In with a basBsaee
n pwaixe, m H dtsrteraass tee teaestiy
of tbe saaa al tee aarewa, aa It were."
"NetkJacte-aay.alr."
" Tee (inlet etae tela as a eerk sarsw "
"IdOlPIWMtlk"
' It say be ned se a tsek-heasner, a
elgar-heldar aad alto as a toett -bras."
"Idea'twaatlL"
"llkM ea eraser, a pee, an lasetaad, a
table ler essspatliig compound latsrset aad
a lanoa-bex attachment."
I eaa'i belp It; l don't want It"
11 1 knew you don't. Yeu'ra one of these
mesa men that won't buy a aim let unlet
It baa a reataaraat, a trip te Karepe and aa
Italian opera enpeay attached. TTea'e
the kind el a ataa who would live near aa
eleetrlellcht te aave a gas bllL"
And the pedlsr walked out with his
mental plunge ea the perpendicular.
It It never tee lata te teen a tprataed
title, tweilen limb, ttlff aeea or eny piln or
achn. it yen but una ttnt eevtrslKn rmdjr,
onvatlen oil, the greatest mre en cattb lur
pnln. Pilco SS ettiu.
rial wen iiiu iuiv in wcu tntipuru i nai
lii wht.tahtppvsst.ii tip town gill hn lis
Ih'ew away hit enrptr hnttla etter in fcnl
eureehiicela ulth Lr. JJuirt teuih Hyrap,
the rivcnta.
K
OKO BOAK
Koke Seap.
IT WILL rXO.1T.
IT WILL FLOAT.
rURK, ONITORU and OUBA1IL1 In qaal
Itr. eccfiemlrtU In me. A vecetable oil soap
ler the LAVMUKT, TOll.ar and BATH.
Adapted te gaaeral hontehelfl uta, or In
MILL, atlNB or saOP. It your grocer does
net keep It, send m B cents for pottage, and
wewlU mall a cake rill a. Address,
B. & O. A. ROaVam,
n0V77 lyTu.TH.S CINCINNATI, f
QURES BHEUMATIHM.
Rheumatism
According te recent tnveatlxatlnnt It caused
by exeett of lac tie acted In tbe bloed.Thlt acid
attacks the fibrous Uttuet, particularly la the
joints, and causes the local manifestations et
the diteaie, palm and acht tin the back and
tbeu'ders, and In tbe Joints at tbe knees
ankles, blpt and wrUU. XheuianCt of people
have found In Heed's Bartaparllla a petltlva
and pormanent cure for rheumatism. This
medlclnB,byltspnrlfytnRaidvllalltlngaotlen
nentralltet the acidity of the bleed, and alto
bnUda np andttreDgihena tbs whole body.
Heed's f?araaparllla
I waa laid np ferilx months with rhenrna
tltm.ana nttd many klndt et medlclne with with
ent geed retnlt till one cf my neighbors told
sne te take iioed'a SartaptrUla. When I had
med half a bottle I felt better, and after tak
ing two bottles I think I wit entirely cured,
aa I have net had an attaotef rbeimatlsm
ttnee." Kcesaa IX. Dixea, Uottvtlle, Btaten
Itland, H. Y.
Ouree Rheumatism
"I bad at tick i of rheumatltm wMch In
created in tevertty. I took three bottles et
Heed's earsaparilla and I am p'eised tetay
the rhenmatte palm coated, my appetite and
dlgfslten became better, and my general
health greatly Improved, I am flrmly con
vinced that Uoed'a Sartaparllla cared no, m
I have felt no reoarrence of thlt bleed dlf
eate." War.toeoa, Geneva, Ji.Y.
Heed's Barsaparilli
BelObyalldrnnlita. Ill ttxferfs. Prepared
only by O. L liOOD CO., Leu oil, Mass.
100 Deaea One Dellar.
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CLANK'S HVKR PItLV,
TURaaNUIRK DB.O.
McLANE'S
CCLKUUATRD
LIYERJILLS.
Intemperance a Disease,
When the celebrated Dr. Rnhdeclared that
drunaennrts waa n dltease, he enunciated a
truth which the experlence and observation
or medical men It every day cenflruilng. The
many nppaientlylnianeexcettesetthMe who
Induigulntbeuie of tplrltuent Uqiien may
thu be accennted for. 'i ha trne came of con
duct, which M taken for latatuatlen, It very
frequently adlteajedgiutaelvha Uver. Ne or
rati In the human aytUitu when aerangnd, pro pre pro
flucpiainere nlghtlul catalogue or ulitasra.
And If, Inaiead of applying remedlea te tbe
innntfra'atlent of the dlaeate, at It tee etten
tbe eate phytlclant would proterlbo wllb a
view te the original came, rawer deiths would
mult lrem dlioate induced byaaeranxed
tl aloof tbe J,lver. Thre-(eurtht or the dis
eases enumerated under tbe head of Consump
tion have tbelr seat tn a Olieuel Ltver. 'ihe
Eennlne Dr. v. Mebane't Uver Pills, prepared
y riemlng.lire., Pittsburg, Pa.areasure
euro.
Mr. Jonathan IIeuRhman, of West Union,
"H'e, lillnela, wiliei te tbe proprietor,
rieinlnir Urethen. of Pittsburg. Pa , that he
had inrrered from a tavern and pretiaeted at
tack "el favor and ague, and wut completely
letlered tohealthby tan use of the ennulne
Hr. c. MoLane'a Ltver PUlt alone. 'Jbeae I'lllt
unquestionably pettess great prepertlea.and
cau betaken wltbdecldodadvnntagefermany
aiteatet reinlrlng Invigorating remrdlrs. but
tee Liver Pilla ttnd pre-eminent aa the mean t
of roiterlng udlaercaaiteailver te healthy ao ae ao
tlent hence the great celebrity they haveat
talncd.
InttttenhavtngthegenntneDr.n. McT.ane't
Liver I'lllt, prepared by rieinlng llret , tMttt
bnrg, Pa. All aruggttu keep tnem. Price
cent! a box. (j.
s
WIIT HPKOIFIC CO.
e- e. e.
Our llttle slil when but three weokteld
breke out with ecs:ma- We tried theprevrrlp.
lien from several geed doctors, but without
any tptcul bunenu We tried a. tf. a., and by
tb time onelettiewanne. her head becau
te heal, and by the time the had taken tix bei
tlrt the waa oump'euuy euro a. nevi tbe baa
a In II and heavy neaaolhalr-arebutUhoalthy
eblld. 1 Itel tl but my duty t jiuake thlt slato slate
meuu U.X.BUoUK.KlchUtil.ate.
SaVSend for Iloekt en Bleed and Skin I) It
evetaud Advlct te nunemrt, mailed free.
THKBWIrT BPECiriO CO,
(2) Drawer S, Atlanta, fla.
VOUtLMXlON 1'0 WDKS.
qompiIkHeITpowdbh;
ladies:
WUO VALUE A BSriNKI) COUPLKXIOM
MUiT USK
POZZONI'S
MEDIO ATS D
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brtUlanttrantparency te the
skin. Oemevet alt plmplet.i ruckles and Ola Ola Ola
oelorattons, and maket the akin delicately
sett and beautiful. Itcentaini neltme. white,
lead or araenlc. In three tbades, Pink or rles2
whlU) and brunette. -,
rOR BALB BT
All Drusg-lBta and Faney Qoeda
Dealera verywbere.
pTi?Swau or uunena.--
MlLLlXMlW.
JJARUA1NB1 BARGAINS
hOW IS TdE TIME TO QST
First Class Goods
AT
HALF PRICE.
WEIKEL'S.
MNPRTU QUEER BT., LAHO ASTER. PA.
- da-ttd
TtAMONDDYBJS.
If Yeu Are Sick
With Seadaew, Rearattaa. RfcaBsaUat. Dyt
Matla, adlteasaeet, Wooi Heaiers. Kidney
li tit st s. QeasUpatleB, reaaleTTcmblea. rrvr
aad agne, aleeplessatwt, Partial Paralysis, or
erveas Prottrallea. ate raise's ueiery uem
peaaa and be eared, la each et that I Be
eaas ts nan tat or physical overwerk.aallety,
expetntw or malaria, the effort et waleb Is fe
weaaen la aervent tyatcm, retailing ta enn
of tbcte dltease. Kemeve the carts with that
great aerve-Xonle, and tbe aaaetv will dlsap-
Palne's Celery Compenncl
Jia. L. Bewair, SprtBKflftld af trs , writes i
M Palne's Celery Compound cannot be ex
relld aa a Nerve Toate. In my case a tingle
tiettla wrought a great change. My nervona nervena
nets entirety disappeared, and with It ths re
salting affection of the stomach, heart and
liver, and the wheia tone or tastyitamwas
wonderfully invigorated. I tell my friends if
sick as I have been, Palne's Celery compound
Will Ours) Yeu 1
ten by drntgttU, II i six for as. Prepared
only by W sue, Uicaaanaea A Ce , lluillngten,
t.
Far the Are., Rerveast Debilitated.
WANAMAKKR'H
ParLAPairau, Tuealay, Jan. 12,119.
Net a shred of excuse for
holding en te old forms of dress
fitting. The luxury of an exact
fit is within the reach of every
woman. Think of a Dress
Waist that fits like a jersey !
Yeu can have it.
$i for waist and sleeves lin
ing perfectly fitted and basted
ready te put en.
$2 for waist and sleeves lin
ing and cloth basted together,
but you must furnish cloth.
N2w fitting - room second
fleer, Chestnut street side.
Betwixt seasons in Millinery,
but the bright and cheerful leek
and the busy doings in Trimmed
things hardly hint it. Newest
ideas for Evening and Street
wear are all the time pepping
up there. ,
Just new everybody is want
ing Black Felt Hats. Hew
many stores about town have
only excuses? Ask for what
shape you will. $i te $2.25.
Seme things we want te be
rid of before New-Bennet Day
have been price-pricked.
Muck Felt Bennet).
ate from II 10
Colored Felt lienneti,
75c from tl 10 te 11 CO
Brown, Navy, una Cardinal oil llatt,
fllrein 112.1 te (125
A few Silk Velvet and Plush
Hats, Teques and Bennets that
have been 52 and 2.25 shall
go at $1:
A clearing out of Plush,
Cleth and Velvet Caps :
ft 00 Cars for !3 CO
a '0 cap rer 12 te
1310 apt fertUO
11 M Caps for II M
tlCtCitpsferl23
Noithf'em Thirteenth and Chcttnut ttrcett
corner.
Always places at the Ribbon
counter that you'll feel like
crowding te get te. I hat thick
est place ever there is very
likely where the 50 and 75c
sightly, sprightly Ribbon is go
ing at 25c.
Eai t Transept.
Eiderdown, Jersey Flannel,
and French Wash Flannel
Sacks for half and less $1.25
te $1.75. Mere than thirty
colorings. Figure what the
cloth costs.
A step away are mere of
these surprise bargains in
Women's Muslin Underwear.
Fellow the crowd.
Btcnnd fleer, Juulper ttrett alJu. Four ole-
atert.
In a Market street window
you can see some of the men's
half price Tecks, Four-in-hand
and Puff Scarfs. 50c and $1
goods are marked 25 and 50c.
Market street entrance, Main Altle,
Twe or three thousand short,
orphaned or limping pieces et
Dress Goods have been marked
a fraction of the " remnant
price."
Ionic
ftTKca
nrinurea
enrda
-libit cletlw
breuleliittii
cnuuil halu
nlihlH
diagonals
checks
and a greater variety of striped
and figured Novelties are
among the lighter-weight stufis.
Lengths i te 7 yards.
luebulr uluslma Uetlln Twlllt
bciueia Leutlea
in 1 Yi te 34 yard lengths are
among the heavier stuffs for
cloaks and ulsters.
That's the gist of what we
said yesterday. True te-day,
except the number. Going,
going .
Bemtaweat or centre.
Baby could almost de the
picking. A random grab among
the Underwear things for the
wee-bit men and women could
hardly go amiss. There would
be money saved in every hand
ful, no odds what it was.
Slips :
CambitcSllpa, Hamburg ttlmuilng,
2icet.
Bame, square yeLe, deep mult, w lib
lUutbuig wbi cm 81. t,
tlllalua for 7J cents.
Short Dresses :
Cambrle Mether llublmrj, yoke, of
ltuuitinrK buck ma Iieni, ,!
mound nre anil sltwvrs. Ueei)
hem, elustur of tuck above,
l cent kind ler U cents.
Lawn Otetrhen. Mul.t buck uud
Ireut of lUmlmrn Insertion lie
l'n plalta. llauUiuiK null a una
thin tucks uuove en st irt,
II (V) Mud ter 90 cuntt.
Leng Cloaks :
ljubOilhmrr,
li Cloaks for 13
I'l i:ioas'eriO
III Cleak !or
CreamCitliuieie,
litlokaferllG
Mil,
lilCloAksferlU
With these special bargain
things are some for large girls.
7!c Wuien CUtt for 1 60
I 'iWer Wevm.Skl UlarTSe
II 7S Woven Skirls ler II ri
rlinntlaklrta. navy ury,cirdlnjl
alth embreldtr.d rulncj.
IJ ktndlerM
MuallnBktiU, cambrle rultt-s and
tucst,
DIAMOND
DYES
Warranted te eoler.mnr read tkaa aa
ether dyes ever made, and te give aoere brH brH
llantandaarahieeeteT. AskfetUelXsiswtt,
and take ae ether.
IDrmDjei
Seeeiai
FOR
10
ORRTa.
A Child Can Um Them 1
Unequalled for all Taney aad Art Week
At. tJfnataai mm A ATskaaikataaa - -
m.,:mv;r.rvr.s:s's,7:'s'sw
llniteaTM"" vm m " TO"'
WAIfAMAKUKB.
15 cent kind ler SO cent
Beccnd fleer, ever 8llk Counter. Take ele
vator. Men's, Wemen'i and Chil
dren's Underwear in wool, me
rino and natural gray, at half
regular 25c te $i prices.
Made a stir yesterday. Count
ers thronged from deer-opening.
They'll last a few days
yet
Chestnut street entrance only.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
UROOBRIKB.
00
E
VKKlf FAMILY SHOULD USH
CABBABD'S MILD CDKKDRABT.
The r. Bchnmaker atw Froeas Fleer pro
nounced the best ever plaesd upea tha max-
We seake apentalUte of FISTS Tat SB. aad
Choice ele aiy . ana mocha oerrataT
The beat tee coffee la the city. AUvaaakls
auialerdsr. qbu. WlAJtT.
, j. .. p. US Wast Ulag street.
saVUoeds delivered.
QUBAP ORO0ERIE8.
Selling Off Balew Cost
Tet, we are reUiDgOff Belew Cost te Bed ae
our Stock. Mew is tha Um te bay Canned
and Dried fruits cheap. We have aa lnuaeasa
au ck, our pr'nelpal brand betas; OS W DBOT,
which wa claim leads the werfd.
Teas, Coffee, and Sugars,
TJCAS-Impe la!, Oolong-, Japan, Tenne; By By
ten, and the t lnest Xngllah Breakfast lea In
the city.
COrs-BBS-Try our Java and Mecha Cof
fees. Alse tte Best, Jtlea and Lagnayra la
alesk.
BUOAKSatCett. Sugars at CeiU
a-ai v usa Tit t al oaeKB.-ea
.A.Reist&Ce,
QRODBR8.
Cor. list King ud Deki Strtstj.
. T HURSK'P.
Who Wants a Chestnet Mew?
Think of the prise. Geed Seft Chestnut
only a cents a quart nr 5 Quarts for at cents.
The parly who held them wanted te sail, and
we bought them cheap and will give yen the
bargatu.
Bargains In Canned Goods.
Bargain! in Byrupa.
Batgaintin Kvperated Fruits.
Btralns in Dilwl Applet.
J'argalna in Kaltlns.
farwalna la Many Weeds Prices Aeoerfllng
tegual.y.
BURSK'S!
NO. 17 EA3T K1SQ STRBBT,
LAHOASTBB.PA.
s
LAUQBTBK IN TEA&
SLAUGHTER IN TEAS
-AT-
Re i si's !
Tbe Longest Puis Knocks the Fertimeu I
TWO DOLLARS FOR ONI DOLLAR
TlllS WBKK OBLT I
TAKK TIME BT THK FORELOCK I
tat of
2tael
jftnef
2 at or
lie Bet Imperial Tea for 110)
900 Beit Black Tea ter 100
ajoueatBDgiiiiiBreakrattTeafor. 100
c Kett Jauan Tea ler.
tee
100
100
100
100
a as or
taier
atei
taief
tasef
4Bier
eatei
At Of
atet
De KeatUurpowderTeaSer.
oec OunpewOtr Tea for
Oa imperial Tea for
we Imperial Tea ier.... ......
DWdipanm ier
e Yeuag By ten Tea for,
ire
100
100
10J
lte
iraiiiwn leaier....
imu ., jm jut..........
Uz Mixed Tea ler...:.....
Oar Gbeck for Fiw Dollars !
Wewlllpintenttaepurchtier of WO worth
et any one kind or ae assortment of the above
Tn wit hour check for SI. xhls Is an unpre unpre unpre
otdenteaetlcr. A FOOL!
Wn de icrve te be centured for ear liberality
in lh) above cffr, and some narrew-ulndtd
competttera may even call us a feel. This is
vry foellah. W de knew that onrpatrena
will net renaura ut, hewever, but regard thlt
liberal otraret onrtaseneof the many we are
oenttantly making. Alwaysbearlnmlndtbat
e are tbe Large 1 1 lleute aud carry the most
Complete bleea.
J. FRANK REIST,
WlIOLEHAI-a AMD BBTAU, OBOOBB,
AerUeast Caraar
neat Kiag aad Prlaea gtreeta,
tuAMCABTkU PA.
aa-Tflnpbnne and Ftm Delivery.
BWTCLK3.
O IOYOLES, TRIOYCLKS, TANDEMS.
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricycles, Tandems.
DUKABLB, BlktrLB.
GUAKANTXBD UIQHKST GBAUK,
ILLUSTUATkOCATALOGUa nil.
POPE MFG. CO.,
79 FBAMKUN BT., BOSTOSt.
vu,i"S "OUSaa-is Warraa St. Kew
Yeik 1 2)1 WaKaah ATS.. Chicago, au-lrdac
ATXUMXMXB,
TUTOKB H. KAUVa-MAS,
ATTOBJIBY-AT-LAW,
Beeend rioer Bskiaataa taw ttaUatag, Me. tt
Menk Dak Street. TsilydAw I
ocermnrm.
jfiAxnmvmv.
ImtAi
WtHrd
ataUaaa
at. ea
Rectk Q
asat the faere.
sne gill snrsaise
It Told
sawa,aliaitiaiiBt,ata
Ilkstwl mess aaat Aa-
am. tTe
eaa get aay-
ttare la Kaa'a. Set's ai
ysa walk.
MstwCetkacaaA;Cakta Psyartaisaai sat
aaassawataaag. aaawwaava eMInal CleU-
tag aaa rarakahaf Sasas aad Oaatk for
BalU aaA Oreraeats te Stsattta eat tte drat
aaar. Tta,laltaMBowailetthr,as)tta
Ikaawtaawkolester. Avsrytalaf thaaaw.
cat, HetkiBgkeptlata stanltkaVsaaaagTC
or aaaaa ta ciaaUty. Deat las yearaslf ever
lean their resaarkabU SS aad H M ataafa Satss,
aaaaVMMaad sis Overaeata. akaasUMi
aeya aad N Ma Bera Salts, aa at SS aad at
Ovataeata, ir you seal than eaeeyaa'ilge
agala- Taa,yeaataravtaa Mggastasafer
It tresa sew ea, and you seat bay it Set leas
bow, aa iat aia aaaay ier taayra sauisg
eat at redaesd vtieas. It sasaai as Iheugh
Wtatartejastbatiaalag.
sxa btamc or xbi areaa is
MARTIN BRO'S
Clatkaaff aaal luralsklat (teawa,
an MeanQDMui a.
r. S. Wa ware'at aavtsdreTPlng 1 bsfagta
postuen w oealSaH help bat hear.
T
OLOTHINO BDTEBS.
L.Guinun&Bie.
60 NORTH QUHN BT. 68
UTBSMT1MS BAIQAIHS IK TBOTJS1BS
MADB TO UBDH.
Wa have deasd from a prasalaaat aaakara
lart aad Sn line et goods In the plee. sui
table for trousers, aae ta order te kaep ear
haads fatly employed, wa make te meaanre
thasegoeaaatsiaaghterlngprioas, AUrresk
aad Slaw Btj lea.
ass Trousers te Order. All-Wee Wettt sses.
Si oe Treaaar te ttrder, alt-Weel, Werth hae.
SI se Trousers te Order, All-Weel. Werth T os.
sa.00 sxeasars te Order, AU-Weel, Werth ts.ce.
Tha Great Annnal sale of sfea't, Bey's aad
Children's Clothing, at half prtea atlil con cen
Hnues. atcn overeoauat si at. sue, (t, as. ie, ts and
M.
Mea's Belts at St, at, as, as, as, 110.
Bey's Overcoat, at 11.78, W SO, H.W, N.
Bey's Suits at silo, as, at, ss.1
Children's Bulla and Oreresats from 11 IB
aad upwards.;
Shrewd buyers will And It te thtlr advan
tage te call sad examine these goods, a the
iveweat rnees will prevail.
L. 6ANSUM & BRO.,
afsrehant Tailors and Mannfaetnrers of Ken's,
Bey's aad ghhdrsa's Clothing,
a. W.COB. BOKTH QTJBBB A OBABTdB STf
. SSTThe Cheapest Bxelutlve Clothing Hoase
In the city.
TTTJIiLIAMSON A JTOSTEB,
Where and Hew te Save Dol Del
lar! and Oenti.
A easualalanea ever our stock et Men'.
Beys' and Children's Suits and Overcoats will
convince thoughtful buyers that there ts ae
limit te our list of Substantial Bargains.
We are ready te furnlah proof of our asser
tion tbat let your purchase be large or small
you will save money, aa our special prices are
tar below the average ter honest, reliable
goods.
Gent's rhlnsbllla and Beavar Storm Coats,
as ae and 17 w.
The toiiewina are a few of the many bar
gains which should net be patted by.
HOSIABY.
fen's Weel Hese at lOe
Men's Merine Hese at ire
Mtn's Weel Ueieat. we
Me u't Merine Uese at sue
GLOVES.
Men's Gauntlet Gloves at 15e
Men's Gauntlet Leather Qlevea at- rse
Men's Gauntlet Buckskin Gloves at Sua
Men's Geat akin Gloves at 7 Je
UMDIBWBAU.
Mtn's All-Weel Scarlet Underwear at Ke
and ii oe
Deut fall te see our Bes Weel Working Shirt,
ruus.
Oar prices are our. Inducement te the em-
ueus euyer te euy uese goeoa at this late
day.
Wehtvemadesueh remarkable cut en all
Of tSKse reed, that it will na vnn ta buv
them bow even if yea don't as them till Beat
avmaue.
we have Gent's Genuine Bealakla Caps for
at se.
We have marked some grade of for Trim
satag te enahalf and one-third of regular
All ear Far Glare radnead from tax te aia
pair. All ear stock of LadUs' and I htldran's
Muffs and fur Kebe, et every doteflpilea at
tha tame reduced prlcet.
Geat tkebes. talt-llned, at SB 00.
A geed sited Buffalo Kebe, nnllned, ter US
(Cew atebe.)
wehaveafuUllneet all klndt and atyles et
Bobbers in the market.
Ladle' Bobbers, ell her htjrh or low cut, for
JO j. Better grades, aae and Me.
Misses' Bobbers, tse: cauds' Kubbers,18e
aad Be Men'a Bobbera, tse and coo.
WUlaiD8en& Fester's,
SS.S4.36&S8E.KINe8Tn
AMUAaTBB, FA.
NO. S18 MABalaTT OTSllaTT,
BARhUBUOEA. PA.
M7
KHB KATUFOH.
YES, WB UAVB BVBK1TIUNG BU1TA
BLB TOB SUCH WBATHEB IN MSB'S
WBAB.
ALLOUB
OVERCOATS
Reduced in Price.
a bbddctiey, tee, that amounts
tobembtbing;
OUR WHOLE LINK Or
MEN'S SUITS COT IN PRICE
B-BOM THB BKTTBB GBADBB TO TUB
LOWBB.
YOU'LL FBOriT BY A VISIT TO OUB
Seasonable w !
BTOBB. A LOOK AT OOB PBtGBB IS BOBB
TO MAKE A BO YBBOr TOU.
Myers & Bathfen,
BBLIABLB 0LOIB1BB8,
NO. 18 BUST KING, STM
JBQABCBB FA.
MTW
ffAVa. TOU MaOl
THE BARGAINS
AT
6 and 8 forth Queen St
i-
lUMUn COaajrOETal,
LADXM OanLDsUMrfJ OOM.TM,
MIRTJJAID TJatOimWaUm.
eM BajaaTtwS of Oeat,
Oa aeeeaat of t ha weather net batag cat, aa
HSaal
ifyea want aay et the Banrains eeaaaat
ae. Wa wilt save yea aaeaey.
Jehn S. Givler
OaaSNertt Qmaal
lUUICASTBa,FA.
e
LEAR1NQ BALB.
Clearing Sale of Sur
plus Stock,
FBBTIOCS TO IB VBBTOBY, AT THB
New Yerk Stere.
LADIES' BLACK BBWMABKBTB at 176
andstoeeioh. sold this aaaaea at nits.
LAJpiCS' STBtPBD MBWMABKBTB f
dnesd te 17.00 aad SB. oe each.
LSD1MV BBAL BBOWJT WBAPB, DBd-
eeaely Trimmed, reduced te gSte. aass
goods nava betn sole this soasea at sulsv.
LADIES' ALriWOOL BBAVBB JAOKB1B
rednesd te SB 00 each
Batraeraiaary Bargains la aaar, PLTfBH
Baajguas. Bedaetd te sis, aad as b.
BBAL FLUSH MODJI8KA8 rednetdtOSU
aadlieaach.
..SSftx,JH,CBH 'ACKBTB redueej from
Slits te sa.oe each.
MIBB' MBWMABKaTTS reduOSd te S1SS
Mh. Werth SS.0O, 17.00 and KU
CHILDBtN'a COATS in great variety at
graaUy radaced ptlcts.
LADIES' FLBKOB-LIMBD HOSE, regular
m ide, reduced te UHc
MUSKS' COLOBED OA8HMBBB HOSB,
redaesd (tern aecand i7He te uh and Sta.
OBHT8' OAMBLS' HAIR HALF HOSB
rednesd te lXe a pair.
aarSpselalBarfalnaln Bvsry Dapartauat.
WATT & SHAN D
6, 8 and 10 Ewt liar Street,
LABOABTBB.FA.
QUMMXaWAKM.
H
IQH A MABTIN.
Gblei, Glass and Qeeepsmi
AT-
CHINAHALL.
Our Stock for the Spring Trade contains
uteal the Beat makes of White Stene China,
Semi Poreelaln or French China la the mar
Bat. Plain or Decorated, in Tea, Dinner or
Toilet tela, at the Lewest Prien.
Onr assortment of Glassware ts Urge, and
contains many Hew Patterns and Design.
Oar stock et Lampi is large. AmmgltwIU
bs found the Rochester, wh'.ch has aoaapa aeaapa aoaapa
rier. Persons wanting a new entflt. replacing or
filling np sets, will and It te their advantage
te give na a call.
High & Martin,
Ne. 15 East Kieg8t.
OCUS-tfd
retta, se.
rtlQ MARK DOWN
-IB ALL
Far and Winter Goods.
Owing te the mild winter and an overstock
of Winter Goods, we will make reduction ea
all such goods that will pay you a handsome
Interest en your Investment.
AK ELEGANT LIMB OF
Ladies' & Gents' Furs,
Of Every Description. First Quality flood
Only, Filers Guaranteed the Lewest.
Big Line of ROBES from 13.9 np.
TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS AND UM
BRELLAS. riilgbe.t Cath Price Paid for Raw Far.
Stauffer & Ce.,
81 ft 88 North Quean Btraart,
LAMGABTER.PA.
CAXHIABUa,
OTANDAKD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. KDGERLKY,
Ke. 40, li, ts. s Market street. Rear of Ftst-
omee, Lancaster, Pa,
I new have ready for the Fall and Wlntar
Trade the finest and most select line or strictly
flrit-cltss carriage aad Bleigh of all descrip
tions in the marast.
New is th time te buy anion Carriage or
Sleigh as a Chrlitmas Pretent. Ther Is noth
ing that would be mere tuliable.
Special BargUna In Second-Band Werk, both
finished or unfinished.
A tew mera et thes fine Bead Carta lett at
pncee te suit the timet .
AU work fully guaranteed. My price for
the same quality or work are the cheapest la
the State.
impairing and Bepalntlng promptly at
tended te. one set of workman ssptelsily
mpieyed for that purpes.
fxTOTIOK TO TKH8PA8BJ
ABfD
GUBBBBSAU aanaaa aia aae
btddaa te tretpaas en any or th kvads of tha
Cornwall and Speed
Laaaaaaar aaaatas. w
apeaawau taias us laesaaa at
aiaaad. attaar as tsat ranee of saacasaa aw
Stttag, aa tha law wtu aartaMiy aaaafa
taSBABSBiBT ail AaBhMBkaAaMdmjB SBM M3m UkMH tBtBs -
JL
ikic-'il3
v'fe'
, s-
w. .- -r uu J
feU
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