1 1 ,v
Palty JnttlUggncT.
jabvaby at, tsts.
. i xmm lm m vmiif, .
i kartteet fret tee teas) of the Ger.
M area the Bmn afalrtbat
rfeae la feet beta aadaHaklni te
llaatlakad. Ot late ran sbe has
la farita te take poawMlea of
i MMM of the earth, theiwn
kteartetatrwhat see wants wKhtaan.
et beea tnllty la the
. ! JWIU XU1UU
twdertakea te talk be aaucll
' sew se, aai evtdeatl under the
Of the geTetaawnt. Ne Ger.
aaaaimiw era dares te ear enj-
apae xeceiga politic! quos-
iwithettt the assent of the Kerern
j There te a atrict censorship of the
Wbea. therefore. 1U nttermneM
anaiMUf free and bold, it only
l that the leash baa been loeied and
the clogs are detlred te bark. Of
, their utteranee deee net convict
iferaraawnt. It can repudiate It at
JIM, aad caU for silence. It only
, la this ease, that the rulers are
lllat that the world shall eee ttaena-
fahew Its teeth en the Samoa
The German de. ezhlblU Itself
ghJIthaeeJlar about 1U neck, snarling.
u is aet an exhibition te frighten any
ivi as m Tery ainerent enew from
tglfeaby the newspaper comment in
t'aeantry, which everyone knows te
leMafldeneed by the government and
the always rather inclined than ether-
?& M te Qser own officials.
It is always
W '
aaatlnff
tWf WMxifTrJioraleubt.as te what our
BJBh-B "" "k'w'ti.w5
l)tAe will be in the Samoa matter, uur
LMtltien has been taken, that the teu-
i1Msty aad independence of the island
6 be respected by all nations ; and it Is
. ary certain that Germany will net be per-
I te control the island, even though
aya have no agreement with her that she
aallrwpeatlts independence. England
i such an agreement with Germany,
we propose that It shall acrue te our
eAt. We de net propose that England
I Germany shall settle the government
Jtt Samoa or any ether land, in which our
;. Jatarsst aad our right is as great as theirs.
JsTebedy supposes that war will spring out
sjf the differences exhibited between our
;wa and the German view et the Samoa
IflttaaUea ; but this li only because no
.sate believes that Germany will insist
ttpeathe control of Samoa, it she under
Jaaaadsthatwewill net permit It. Ne
IMS supposes that the United States will
ail!. "1 uShMIi..Uh. J !.
L aadVVryplei.Mlded It always Bhews
J A nwUac wkit policy will be. And
Pfetmltaey such control by Germany or
K ana win iaii te resist it te the last
' extremity. War will undoubtedly come
gM Germany Is as resolved, as this nation
: as, apea having itt way about Smea. It
i net matter at all that the island is
all, and the material consideration net
tbe United States cannot afford
ra moment or for a trifle te show that
I may be bullied out of a' proper claim.
, ?t The demand of Germany is net proper.
) cannot reasonably deny te the United
i what the has granted te England,
if en general prlnciplts she can
advantage of her pewr te possess
lamp. Unless she is aching te flaht
I country she will talk efflclailvvsrv
LOAMruntl.. ..... I... .... ttt- .1.
nwnwu; iiuui u wvsiuiae, TTeuu
think that this nation would care
' much if It should be afforded an op.
'.dairy te test its naval force against
of Germany. It has been a long
i since we had a foreign war ; and we
I one occasionally te keep our hand
. m aad stir us up and test our armament.
any Is net much of a naval power ;
I neither are we ; se that we would net
JM a bad match fera summer's tight.
Jijy"
The Question. ,
' i vvueu me urumuiuea umenamem is
S Whan
Mtlepted bythepoeple.lt it "ever Is. the
R smminrmfnat eAfirt-. will Knnn Mnwt tlmn An
. ,pi m wmw wwauw wissa uniu UiUlO liUU UUU
ktaeatfonef constitutionality te settle.
r We have already said that in our opinion
HswXtglalature is net permitted te submit
isuiutienai amendments te tbe people
kaay but general elections; andforthe
laarygoed reason that only then may a
fall poll be expected. It is notorious that
Hsss) people often take little interest
itutienat amendments and that
i election in which they are at stake
I apt te be sllmly attended. It maybe
it when the prohibition question
l submitted, as that is one en which
i Interest is felt, and it may draw
i a full vote. But who supposes that
l ether question that Is te be submitted,
I te tbe abolition et tbe poll tax, would
m out anything of a vote If that alone
I at Stake. Voters need ta be stimu.
silatoite go te the polls by party prejudice
r by some ether strong emotion. Their
sense alone will net take them.
citizen's sense is apt te be notably
at from the polls when no exciting
l caus it out.
(;.;!. vuueuiuwuu matters iinu goea
1MVI U..IU..4I , . .
l te forbid special elections en con-
cnsl amendments, and the one pre
fited will net bold water; and the Itepub-
Lpeuticuns Knew It. It is a big
igame they playing en the Pre-
ittienlsts in giving them this bare
ea bone. And it ever the
(erne court gets down te tbe
of this prohibition question,
ay say that prohibition Itself is un-
ItutlenaL Who gave te the
ajerity et tbe people power te say
spirituous l.'quer "shall net be
le or sold V The people may regulate
I tale as they please, but can theyab-
fly forbid it? We de net believe
( they may under any just view et
r powers, bpiritusus liquor is un-
lly necessary te man. It is the
iethia Creater. It was used by his
ter. It may be abused, and its abuse
r aad should be stepped by
can its use V
the law;
&'
;
A Trlanphint t'ruk.
tariff men and the Republican
:
I generally have glvtn a great deal of
Btful consideration te the delncs
sylngt of a certain Mr. Edward
, who lately arrived in Pittsburg
England and announced that he
looking for a factory site for u tin
leempany which desired te mare en r
i England. He declared that he was
for tbe Hepe Tin and Iren Plate
ny, aad among ether stories
te tbe high tax men told one
i effect tlat tin p!ate nunufac.
of England had contributed
),O0e te defeat that clause in tbe
I tariff hill which imposed a higher
raattaplate.
. tYapatea from Innden published in
.)4 JSCTJXMPEXCnu nnd the
Friday meralag papers shows that tbe man
waa simply lying with lafeaaity.sklllana
boldness, and ha waa known la the land
be hailed from at a crank. H'j cranki
ness is of a kind that Ineplret profound
respect. His lies are these of a genius.
It he had watted .a few weeks, before
springing them, the editorials of all the
most radical high tariff papers would
have made him famous, lilt crankiness
waa se exactly la Una with their own that
it even teems ;te ;have been dictated by
It. The Philadelphia Prm said: " Pro
tection for tin plates will de what it has
for steel rails reduce :the price and re
turn te the consumer all he pays in duty
tenfold, with the advantage and profit of
a great Industry transplanted from Eng
land te the United States."
Tbe next thing in order should be tbe
opening eta tin mine produced by high
tariff.
Bellstih Ne. 0, of the FnnsylvsnU
state college agricultural experiment
station, his reports of taala en varieties of
eits aid wheat, barley, potatoes Ud ether
crops. Ot tbe varlstlea tried theGrrmaa
Emperor wheat gave the best result,
clnaely followed by Prolific and Haul
niaek. Ot esu It wis found the Japan and
Wide Awake varieties matured and were
out at tbe same time, much arllet than the
rest. Tbe latter gave tbe best yield la (fata,
while tbe former yielded thernestin straw,
and the horrJes were plumper and belter
than thete or any ether variety. The
College White gave the largest and flnest
yield of potatoes.
Oklahoma boomers will be heard from
about Vateetlue's Day la numbers greater
than the entire army et the United Ulster,
and there 6ms te be urgent reaiens for
speedy measures by Congress te getlhe
army out of hum's way by opening the
territory te settlement.
rw
'AltrJOAnniAON seems te have taken Mr.
Wanamaker te his besom. Tbe New Yerk
Herald suggests that it was a shrewd
device of Jehn te threaten departure for
Karope that he might draw out an invita
tion te Indianapolis and settle the question
wbethei he was te be or net te be. As Mr.
Wanamaker returns smiling In company
with Mrs. Harrison, we may assume that
he bas secured his plses In the family
cabinet and will be the official purveyor te
the queen as well as naval secretary or
peatiuailer general. It will be awfully con cen con
venlent te have la tbe cabinet a general
supplier et the wants of women.
Tiir oeallng station at Pange l'ange,
Samoa, referred te in the Banste amend
ment te the dlplomatle bill, was recom
mended by Secretary Whitney In a letter
te tbe Heuse naval committee. In 1678
Samoa gave us tbe privilege et establishing
such a station ever which the United States
only was te have jurisdiction. Heersiary
Whitney ald : "The Important Interests
subserved by ibis privilege should net be
at tbe haztrd et a tenure as slight aa a lease
from year te year, and I request that the
department be authorized te purehsae the
nceeaiary land for a oeallng station, and bn
authorized te oreet a wharf and lighters for
handling coal, and a small building for a
keeper. Fer these purposes an appropria
tion of f 100,000 is estimated te be sufBalent
ana x recommend that such sum be ap
propriated." We are new receiving vivid demonstra
tion of the uaefulneaa pt inch a station well
supplied with oeal, a our ships Just dls
patched te Hjtnea will be long en the way,
becauie compelled te save fuel that they
may net be short when they reach tbe
cene of action. France, England and
Germany have coaling stations In all parts
et the world, and in some cases they are
jiruiccwa py ciaoersto and oestly fur tltlca
lien a,
Heward, tbe famous New Yorkcorrcs Yerkcorrcs Yorkcerrcs
pDndent, aays that he would yery mueb
like te tee a strong, cool man, in his .bare
feet and night shirt, mansge, In the' dead
cf night, tbe entranecm of, m 'Are esoape,
"And, If added te natural difficulties are
tongue of llirie,iia' cloud of amokeand
red het Irea'rails, red het Iren step and
red het, Iren platform, dlfllaultv teuabe
thoimpesslblc" Mr. Heward 1 particular.
lle net only wlsbca te escape from Are,
uiu mania 10 no it comreriaDiy. 1'erhapi
he has a patent heat proof fire eacape te
eircr. Meat people In tbe top of a burning
building would be thankful for a red het
barbed fenoe wlre te slide down, which
however, unoemlortable would be far
preferable te a mera rapid climb through
the thin air.
m
IlK.VJAMI.y BUTTxnWOllTU, of Ohie,
btvieg supaivlaed and compiled an enor
mously expenalve aud almost werthleas
velume en the progress et Industrial art,
felt himself bound te rush te the defense of
msehluery, when the use of steam presses
In government work was under dtsemwicn
In the Heuse. A member had observed
that currency, printed en the steam press,
when compared with thatet ether nation,
looked almply disgraceful. It was se easily
counterfeited that Its use was simply tempt.
Ing tbe criminal Ingenuity of the world.
Mr. Itiitturwerth en this imagined that
he aw an attempt by a labor organization
te prevent tee ue or Improved macblnery,
and went cd Inte a wild account of asup
puud reign et terror In the bureau of
engraving and printing where the "Dead
March" waa whittled wben men came in te
work ou the ateam pretaes. He tald : "I
recommend te tbe Knight of Laber te
establish a whipping pest in front of the
oapltel and lick about twenty.flve members
et the Heuae en tbe laat Saturday In eaeh
month." If any oltlzen of Judgment will
examine the cblldtah and naeleaa Illustra
tions of tbe costly book which Mr. Butter
worth oem piled and the government paid
for, he will agree that at least one congress
man deserve a aevere whipping. Ou each
page are a (.aerlea et rough Illustration,
beginning for example with a picture of a
hand holding a quill pen and ending with
acutet a typewriter. It la net aurprlalng
that a proleaaer of machinery reapenalble
ter such a production should have no
sympathy for organized labor, The paper,
he aald, teeinpd with augRostlens that men
were, te be ahet for making contraets for
their labor. '1 bey were te be bunted. He
objected te that, and the reason he spoke
of It new waa that It waa well known that
whenever a thing was requested by a
eartaln organlzitlen the Houae did it and
hunted for reason a te de It. Mr. MoAdeo,
et New Jersey, said that powerful organize
liens of labor were unknown until the
capital of tbe country had organized, Tte
only sort of organized labor pleasleg te the
author of tbe picture book referred te
appears te be tbe organization of a printing
Jeb for reveuue only.
PERSONAL
M. U lUnnr, a "Yeung Jre'aud "
leader in 18, died en Friday in Cerk,
Nim H. Kate Kiohmenu, of Seliull
burg, la at ttiu head of the Wiscenaln Lead
and Zlne company, whieh has a paid up
capital of fiOO.000 Hb peraenally auptr
vuev tbe bualneaa of the company, arid nor
Reed JudKUient and ahrewdneis in mining
tranaactlea are aald te be proverbial.
Tjik Loud Mayer op Londex gave a
banquet en Thursday evening in honor of
Mr. J'helpii, the United Slates mlnltter.
-"y ..u.e w Kunaia, meiuaing JjOrd
Keaebery, Lord Salisbury, Lord Coleridge,
Mr. CBlldei. Sir Jamw Fergoasen and
many literary aud aolenUfle eelebrlilea.
Isaac Heldkn, member of Farllatnent
for one el the Yerkablre dlvialonp.whe waa
a peer aobuelmaiter in his youth, la new
ranked a tbe wealthiest man In the Com Cem Com
mena. His Income from patent rights for
Inventions ty whlea he revolutionized
wool carding, terether with bis mill inter
est, U placed st J 1,000. 000 a year.
fllilj liAyOASTEB DAILY CyPELUGEyOER, FRIDAY. JANUAOTwST
AStanSMMVajMWMieawkn
A dHraatesi frarn Hulebuuee, Kaassa,
S2L1 !'. 2woe" want te eHsffetdTa
pi.aM.at Bn7 mlUM yasterdsy, acta
rf2J?lew": '' WB te sxtvary stable,
nlrM a double tsars and buggy aad betas
drlvlag up aad down strew Ma break
neck pace, whooping and yelling Hie
Comanche Indian, and amutleg them
SSI" br""B oft their revelvets.
The marshal, atalated by another
effleer, attsmpud te arrest them, wbea they
erened fire upon tbe cmeer. This was
promptly returned. The team beeasjeaa.
manageable and ran away, overturning the
vehicle. Tbe threa man. nn nf .!.
h,.wt "'ans of being severely wennded,
either by ths aheta or being tfirewn from
- ""HtHuiawin into tne ranning
gear of the buggy and thereby eacsped with
riddled with bullet, and the ground be
spattered with bleed. A pests has gene in
The Ht Way.
Frem the jkrk&nsaw Traveler.
"Nervy," called an old negre addressing
ds de' latch. Qulek, new, te' it's tee late."
..v- wi. u mwa wh0 b'PPtned te be near
asked If any one were dead,
' Ne, ssh."
dSW d0 ,ou " cr,pe cn ,0 your
m Because," the old negre replied, "yan
der cornea er man dat Iewe7 When he
comes up an sees dls crspe, he'll think
somebody's desd, an' won't bedder ma
W he L0? Vmr vu Ukt ttl- Ob, 1
tell yen dat dar ain't but ene way ter get
erleng la d Is yere werl'." ' "
" p,t whst wsy Is that T"
" W'y, sab, dat way i ter git erleng de
bsa'wayyeukln,an'de be' way fur me
at de present Is ter put crspe en my de'."
m
flatting a the lllgni.
Frem the I) at roll rrea Piew.
.,."l7,lf..hre," h" begsn, as he entered
the Ninth avenue station the ether day,
b.,".fe.',l,Jr r,bt te l,t y H"K 1"
" What did your c de 7 aked tbe ser-
"Kethlng."
"riThen he bsd no rlaht."
"That's what I say :"
" Did he de anything else 7 '
" Yes, he kicked me, but 1 didn't Intend
te say anything about that. What 1 want
te knew.and what I've walked two miles te
find out I. If a feller baa a rluht te kick a
deg who ain't doing nothing but lying be be
bludasteveT" "Ne, he has net."
"Well, that aatliflea me. It' J tut as I
thought. And no It my deg or come
back, and if I ever get my even en that
ebap again, I'm a going te preve that I waa
right."
Apbyalctunln a box la ulitt lome people
c all Arfualer. TLey are right lt a rcuipby
ale.
Kailly anawnred tfaatrone' man.wbohae
freqaently lurriired pain, irrewa Impatler.t and
rebolleui, hnwinaei ninrd linnttlnnt ibnnla
be the baby who drwa net ke wbalaatrer.
lDgnean. Dr. llDll'a ilaby Syrup la the aor aer
ertfg n rtineey, rrtce 2Vj.
JJOOD'S SARSAPAHILIiA.
THE PLAIN TRUTH
fa that Uoed'a Saraaparllla !hai cured thou
an ds et poep'n who aatrerea tuvercly with
rtieumMlsui. It neutra'lze the lactle acid lu
tha bleed, which cautea thou terrlble pain
andacbw, and nUe vitalize and enilcbestbe
bleed, thui preventing the recurrence of the
dlteaae. These rncta wnrrantui In urging yen,
if you Burrer with rheumattam, te gtve Uoed'a
taraaparllla a trial,
"Fer ii year:i have atifrercd with itlitle
Khsntnatliin. Last Neximbtir 1 waa taken
wene ihin ever, and waa unable te get out et
the house. 1 waa almost
UXI.fMlBSKim 40 DAYS
aufTerlng irreat agony. In Uecernber I crm crm
menced laklng Uoed'a Bariaparllla. Alter the
aocend hottle 1 was abla te be out and around
aud attend te butlneia. 1 took five bottles,
and am new se rrea from rhcamaitsm that
only oc&aslenally I feel It allgbtly en a aud
den change of we&thsr. I have great confi
dence in Iloel'a earasparllla. Cbailm Ham
mau, Christie, Clarke Ce, WI.
lNFLAatMATOIlY UUKUKATISU
" llavlngbeen troubled with tmflammatery
rricuruatlsm for many year, my tavorable
attontlen waa called te Heed's sarsararllla by
anadvertisementefcurts it had effected. I
have new used three bettlea of Heed's Bars
pat 111 and can already testify te beneficial
Teaulta. 1 highly recommend It aa a bleed pu
rifier." J. U. at arts, West llloemflelO, N. Y.
Heed's Sareaparilla
Beld by all druggists. II I six for S3. Prepared
only by C. l. .HOOD CO., Lewell,
Mass.
lOO Doeea One DMlar.
A YUK'S OUKlllti- i-KOrOHAU
Every Household
Should have Ajer'j Cherry Fecteral. It nn cs
tbcuisuds et llvei nnnuully, and ts peculiarly
oltlcncleus lu UUOU1, WUU1U OCIUUU
auaSUlCKTHUOAT.
"Afterancxtenslva practice of nearly one ene
tblrd or a cenlury, Ayer'a Cherry l'ecterul Is
nay cure for roeent colds and ceughi. I pro pre
scribe It and bellevn It te be the very best ox ex ox
imetorant new offered te the people." Dr.
Jehn O. Levis, Druggist, West Jlrldgewater,
Fa.
" Seino yeirs age Ayer'a Cherry Fecteral
cured me of asthma alter the best medleil
aktll hed failed te give me roller. A tow week
since, being again a Utile troubled with the
disease, 1 was promptly
RELIEVED BY
the same romeay. I gladly offer this remeOy
(or tbe benefit of all similarly effllcted." F.
11. lias tier, Editor Argu$, Table Ueck, Meb.
" Fer children a filleted with colds, coughs,
lore threat or croup, I de net knew of any
rtiundy whleU will give mere steed y relief
thin Ayei's Cherry Fecteral, I have found
It, ulse, Invaluable In caee of whoeplug
cough "Ann Lovrjey, 13J1 Washington
lret, Uosten, Mais.
" Ayer'a Cherry Fecteral has preved ro re ro
rearkubly effecttve In croup aud is Invaluabla
an a family mcdlclue." D. at. lirymt. chloo chleo chloe
poo, Mass.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
raarAMD ar
Dr, J. O. Ayer 8t Ce., Lewell, Mass.
Sold ly PrucgUta. rrlce, 1 1 six bottles, U.
Jati'JUea
aOXPLUXWN J1) H'VXJt.
LADIES'i
WHO VALUK A KICriNEl) COUfl.KilON
MUST UttK
POZZONI'S
MKUIOAT.'D
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
sklu. Uemoves all pimples, irwekles nnd oie eie oie
eoloratlons. and mekes the skin delicately
ettandbeauUful. It contains no llme, white,
lead, or arsenic. In three (hades, pink or fifth.
WnttA (.nil lirnnHtt. '
rOU BALK 11T
All Druggist and Faney Ooetta
Doalera vorywhero.
SBTUKWAltB Or miTATlON8.-m
apnulvd
rnUK OHKA'IKST
X ALL AT
HEDUOTION OV
H. GERHART'S.
riHK TA1LOKINO.
In order tt reduce a heavy stnek sndclve
employment te my haua, twill icakaunui
Older ler the rumilndnr of thn winter snaten
all lieuvy.WtWbl Pultlnfc', Uvxrceatluir und
'irouseiluffatcest price, litre is u chance n
set a Hut elsa article for a small amount of
money, rp:clU attontlen paut lu full Ukm
"It. . irisKUHAUT.
. . no. 3 North Que nB'reet.
arOnly Direct importing iaiier In ths city
of J.aucailcr. '
J)tAMOND,DYW.
If Yeu Are Sick
With Headache, jrenralala, BhsasaatJam. Dra
paiMta, DIlleDsneM, sQHuDmltaVr
SI2Iii!utle,lA tt" fine's watery ejem
ppana and be cured, in each et tM IM
S"! mental or phyatcal orrwerk,tsity,
urmunoraUra.ltieeaartet wbVsaia la
weasien tna nerrens srstem. mauitlnsr tat eaa
2LS.TT Si0!?6: ""'a ie ca wtta that
great m erve Tonic, and the aasctr will disap
pear. Paine's Celery Compound
iilkt!.V!',B?!in'nM .write t
nin?L.S?lerr -."""P000 cannot be x-,.VA-.B,"Iy,Te,,l8
nnr ease a single
SSii.T.1??""1 eeangi. Stynervons Stynervens
?JfT."22Ur,,r5',mP'y?M,' with It the re-?.-iln'
IfeeUen of the itemach, heart and
llT5,,iJPa..th.8 heie tene or the system waa
2T?2i?l",rInlOT,,d-. Itsllmyinena if
sick a Ihave been, l'alne' Celery Ccmpean
W1U Own Teu I
Sold by drurgtsU. SI t sl for M. Freparea
nnlyby Wxixa, Uicbarde Co,BuiUngten;
Fer the Aged, Nerrerji, OeblllUtetl.
WAtTAUAKBlVB
faiLAMLrats, Vrlday, Jan. t5, 18.
Here are some Seal ;Skin
Cleth Coats and Wraps at
prices we have never known
the equal of. There is a great
diflerencein Seal Skin Cleth,
but the meanest sort would be
cheap (if a mean thing ever is
cheap) at what you shall have
these things for.
Trust veur .eycaj you'll
hardly dare te, but our guaran
tee covers the goods and the
making the fit shows ibr it
self. Hlk I'lnsh Wrspj, aa'.tu quilted lining,
seal Jr. nf,-"
, ssklnflfertl
Silk riuih Wrans, long frenti. rull
s'tevea, qui Ud satin lining, plush
bslltllmtnliiga,
. S7kludlnrSttO
foil riush wraps, better grades,
HSIitodlprsleSu
llHr Hesl Cleth Nemnarket, htrd
Hinnn quilted lining, roil seaI orn ern
irints, IS3 kind for tn
'nil rieth itajlans, handsetn ly fin
ished, kind for 121
Beal Cleth iHHitns. with angel sleeves
uf Very bi-nt ilnsh.
... 170 kind for IM
Beil Pluih Me.1Jh.Shs.
SW kind for SM
. S53klndferJS3
line leal lleih Jackets, aitln lining,
. ., lnd 111 Mud for 17.71
Besl Cleth Baeka.
ju kind for IIS
ssoaiadferiia
Second fleer, Chestnut street front. Take elo ele elo
valers. The Broadway of the store,
Chestnut street entrance, is still
surrendered te the Berlin
Jackets. They went out by
hundreds yesterday at 2, $3,
$4, and $5 each. Yeu knew
the rest. Samples, no two
alike, half prices.
It may be that our special let
aim auction price 01 lace ana
ether light curtains provoked
the exclamation, "Why don't
they eflcr some bargains in
heavy Curtains ?"
Ajieugnt we neard you say
it, and told our Upholstery
head te heed you. He said,
" Ne, it can't be done." We
said, " It must be done." And
out of the discussion comes the
follewing:
2pnirs plain ttn Bhlelfu, wllb. htnfl
B 1110 lleral (luilOH, erauKe, corn, cop.
pet, aidels, Mie, firm cotta, blue,
(lOupitr, from I5.
16 pitlra plain tipehlnlun dle tu son,
1 wte loeolors) tJitle, CloepAtr. ma
beiuuy, blue,
Sien pair, fren 119.
iDimirsplndia top bhlelas 1 hindieme
Hi;ciiaaftfliH, Jiipancsit etTicti blue,
HiJolie, mahegnny, clesptitiu, Mlu,
112 a pair, from tM.
113 pairs Bo-lueii nil-ever figured rha
ulllu olive, blu, cream, terracetta,
tHupslr. feaiin.'O
0 pitlrs re-lnch all-ever figured Che
nilles crrnmenly,
IJapair, tremtlVBO.
IS pnlrs 60-lnca Bll oer figured Che-
nlllu. ; tOK', plteen blue, ssluiun,
liuatialr.iremsls.
ID pairs M-inch nil ner flgnred Ch-
ulllcsj olive, ein.rcd peacick, geld,
SIS a pair, irem sis se
Odd lets lu hmf pulra-Uiinllles and
thtul.e, plain tops and figured ler
tull aud thtee quuttcr uiuul prices,
Shiela. What is Shiela?
That's a conundrum, and we
give it up. Shiela means te us
a heavy velour finish, rich in
effect of stuff and color. In
this offering some styles are
natural, ethers conventional.
The prices are efl one-third. A
symptom of the period is the
cheapness with which rich fur
nishing effects can be produced.
Elegance with economy. You've
read that in advertising a thou
sand times. We doubt if you
ever have had an equal chance
te make it practical.
Second fleer, north of Transept, four ele
vators. There's always news in Dress
Goods. New stuffs all the
time; faster new and slower
then, maybe, but no let up in
the coming.
liut the best telling for you
isn't always of the new
things. There are bargain
places blossoming here and
there, day by day, that you
won't care te skip if your dol
lars come hard.
If you can use short pieces of
uress uoeds, we are next
thing te giving some of them
away.
All the little lengths 1 yard
te 7 have been pulled out and
marked at prices that a rem
nant should blush at.
In the let are
fOUl 31
tutgeg
iiriuurcs
01 us
diagonals
htbltclrtlia
bread cloths
enril hulrs
nlslds
checks
and a variety of striped and
figured Novelties. Cleakings
and UJsterings appear as
metalr plushes "criln Twill
beuvurs beuclcj
Seme of these things are en
long tables in the main aisle,
some are at the regular Rem
nant counter. We want te
wind the whole business up be
fore the month gees out.
Dress Robes $4 te $10 each I
DIAMOND
DYES
-jSS! eelw toea lata any
AOofttCelonl I 10
QuittteKnat-il j
A Child Can Um Them I
Unequalled ter ail fancy aa Art Werk
u)
WAITAMAXMWa
Rich stuffs for panels and trim
mines, and strenc. handsome
VVW
plain weaves te combine. Yard-
cost would be double or mer.
eatkwattet centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
rORBAt.
JAiri
OB RENT.
E
XKCUTORR' AliK
OP BKAL ES-
TAT. ,' .
i- m M DAT, J ASClkT tl, 1SV,
the nnflartlgned, ezeeutet of the eattte et
iienryK. Ionian, doesaacd will sell at the
fJli!J5ll?.?er,t nsastsr, U following two
tract of land, vis:
se 1, consisting of atract or land,eoataIn land,eeataIn
Ina 1 Acre and B Perches, situated en tha tomb
bank of the Coeaauwa creak, la lppr Lea.
000k township. eppesita tn Baanat VTmeiV
mill, and ahen t one hal f mlla aeuth of Preaeau
adjoining Unds of V. vr. shirk. Pater k fa?
baker and aald crtek. The Imprereaasnt
thereon consist et two Stene BnUdinn, for
merly used and known a Leman' Mlfle
W?TA ".n enttlna a geed water power,
suitable ler tome inannlaetnrinr establish
ment. Me. J. cenalit of a Traet of Timber and
Sprent Land, cenutntna; a aere and 117
r.;rc.nf i itektea tn llachelm township, oppo eppo oppe
Lt?J.,'01' en Ul" nerU hank of aald eraek,
aejmnlnglands of Samuel M.AtelLjtary Ann
Mult and said ereek. n
sale wui pe held at7 o'elrek p. tn , when son.
dIUODs will be made known hi
A.D. ucimasriL.
J. HA HO 1.1) WlCKaBSHAst.
Illinois neBaai; '
Xzeeutnrsefli.a.LeaniaT.deeeaaed.
Ace. r. KataeiM, Auct, Janf us, W,7u
te, 16, IS-
OITY BUILDDST& LOTS
eiCCBBD BT PATlaa
Five Dollars Per Menth.
THIRIT-FIVK OHOIOK LOTS LEFT,
At the JoUewIng uw Prlee :
'2 f's J0' ,
S1SS
v i.uiur
8 Lets for
6 Lets ter
0 Leta for
...... I"
..........
tee
SM
SOO
.............
All sllusted In tha mnt nnltl..nn.l.
portion et the city, street car facilities, paved
sidewalks, city water supply, e
ard electric lfghu The cnaapeai
utrered in the city, and bound te :
value. Alse, a number or
sewerage, gas
i teu new
lucre in
Dwelling Eeuaas en Bama Plan.
The bt ctance ever offered ler a person of
email means te secure a home. Apply Imme
diately te
, . . ALLAH A. HBBB.
Bcal Ksttte and Insurance Agent,
lesasstKingltreet.
EXECUTOR'S BALK OK VALTJABLK
Ok TncaaeAT, JabtabtSL ISIS,
At the Keyatene Ueuae. in the city et Lanoaa Laneaa
ter. the nndrrsigned ezeeutrlx or the eataU
et Henry Hwentael will sell at publie sale the
following Ileal Batata, te wit : """" """ ""
e L a L 01 Ground, en which fa erected
uhwuS ahtlf storyfeuiea UWJCLLinu
IIOUBK, Me ts centstMa street. LancaaUr
city, containing in front 19 ret, 8 Inches, mere
or less, and extending in depth 78 feat, mere
We. 2. A Let of G round, en which I erected
lw"-!fri: ' uWlliie Beuaa,
US- .8l",t. "ler'c: treet, cenUtnlng in
front IS feet. S inches, mere or iris, ana ex
tending la depth el feet, 10 Inches, mers or
less.
me. S A Let of Ground, en which Is alto
erwteit a two-steK BktICK UWBLL1NU
HOUsE, no. 41 sast Frederlek atreet, contain
ing also thasame frontage and denth aa Me. 8.
te.l a Letnr Ground, en which I erected
a two story Brick Dwelling Heuse, Me. U kaat
Frederlek street, oemalrunB; the same front
age and depth as Me. a;
rhese properties aru In geed condition and
?.ffT L helM, IhVOttment, and will posi
tively be sold.
Hale te commence at 7 o'clock p.m.. when
terms will be made known by v '
BUlLr ti. MABPLR,
Kxccntrtz of Henry Bwentsei, deceased.
Jebl l. Hsinbs. auctioneer.
lanll,lt,te,l8,,23.,V,S0
uky uoena.
ws's'aasia
B
AKQAINS.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IK
WATT &SH AND
HAVB MADE A CLKAB1NQ PUBCUABB
FBOM TUB IMPOBrBBS Ot
8,500 YS BOS
DRAP DE' ALMA
In All tbe raahleaab'e Celcrj.
. ?' '".J"1 excellent quality All-Weel, 40
Inches wide, ana his never b ea aeld ler lea
thou seventy fivoetnts a yard.
MThey8lMtt m lUy "U very fl,y M ,0D
FIFTY CKNTS A YAK1.
ririY. CENTS A YAttu.
, clear sivlug te purchio-et 81 cents ea
Optn te-day Spring Importation of
Nev Fmbreideries ud Table LiniM
AT LOW riUCKS, AT TUB
New Yerk Stere.
6, 8 and 10 East King Street,
LANOASTKlt,PA.
COAL,
LUMHEK AND COAU
TOBACCO 8HOOKS AND CASFB.
WBTKll.N UABU .Weuus. wiSltslie ana
Btall,at . It B.MAUT1NACO-
sss trater street, Lancaster, ra.
ns-lyd
JOAU.MUAKllrtliH'a COAtPAJNt.
COAL DEALERS.
Depot Prtnes atrsat, "-isith
asjuua LABCAraB.rA
Freneli Dress Goods
Aura,
GBs?s,S?,?22Sf '"
BBXTaiXtTsVAYa.
ewwn,
mmrnvmmT TAILOW-STE. U WJ
aiaa
syMgg
rjTO OLOTKIMQ BUTKBSL
LCuuminflBre.
03 NORTH QUON IT. C8
IBTBBBaUBa BABailia ix TBOCIBBS
MAOa TU UBDBB.
W tars eletsa mas a
t raur
jeagi ttauaikteniii grisss, AUFrssh
nw evsn
stie.
IMS Tjrcmssrs te Order. Alt. Wee', WetU ss.ee.
H H g9 s te erser, Ail-Weel. Werth ST 00.
SS.S0 Tte i te urder; All-Weel, Werth is co
TbeQreat AnetuUSaleef Men's. Bey' ana
euiaras'e Cieuia;. at kali prM atiil eon
uau.es.
., Jf s Orarseats at N ss. use, at, K, es, H aad
Si.
Hsm's Salts at as, s. ss. ss, ss, no.
Boy'OvreeatiatSt7S,tlte,S0,M.
Bey Bait at Sise. SS, Ss, is.1
Children's SnlU and Overeats from M at
aad np wards.;
Shrawa bayar will and It te UiMr advan
tag te eall and examine these reeds, ss the
Lewest Price will prevail.
L. GANSMAH A BRO.,
MerohanlTafler and MaanfACturer of Man',
Bey' and chUdrea'a Clothing,
B. W.COB. KOBTH QDBBH OBABQB BT.
. aaTh Cheapest Bxclusive Clothing Berate
la the city.
M8
KATHirOH.
IDg!
TBB, WB UAVB BVBBI THING BUiTA
BLB BOB BOOH WBATHBB IN MBH'B
WBAB.
ALLOUB
OVERCOATS
Reduced in Price.
A BBDD0T10N, TOO, THAT
TOEOMBTBIMO;
AMOOaTS
OUB WHOLB L1NB OB
MEN'S SUITS CUT IN PRICE
BBOK THE BBTTBB QBADBB TO TBB
LOWBB.
ted'll raeriT BY A VISIT TO OUB
BTOBB. A LOOK AT OUB PBICBS 18 SUBB
TO HAKE A BU YBB OP IOC.
Myers & Eathfen,
BBLIABLB 0LO1U1BB8,
NO. 13 BAST K3NQ BT
LABOAariB PA.
EAD1NQ OLOrHlERS.
The great Reduction Sale
Still Continues
-AT-
OUR STORE.
lirsh & Brether,
ONI-PRIO
Oletliiers and Fumisliers.
THIS WEEK
WB WILL COT PBICBS
ONE THIRD
On Cur Entire Stcek of
BOT'S OVERCOATS,
BOY'S SUITS,
BOY'S BINQLK PAhTrJ,
CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS,
CHILDREN'S 8U1TS,
CHILDREN'S KNEE fAMTS,
CHILDREN'S BHORT WAISTS,
In order te enable ns te Clear Off enr Entire
W1HTBB Stock of thea geed and mske
room for tha BXrBMSIVE and ELEQANT
LINE OP BPBIMO CLOTHING which we are
new manulaetatlng.
asy Call at onea aud are lbs Bxtraerdlntry
Inducement v. a aieerrailng
EIBSE & BROTHER,
OOBNkmOF
M. QUMN BT. OBNTRB BQUARSj.
LAMCASTBB.PA.
HUBLEY'S GLYCERINE A.OTION
and Ulyeerlne Celd cream are admlra
Dl. Toilet preparation for cbapped bands
ana roughness el the akin i pleasant aoethlnx
andoeoQag. Ber sale only at
UVULMf UBCO BTOBB.
HWMBlagBU.
Seasonable
M
but ea
rATJB YOU MBM
THE BARGAINS
AT
6 tnd 8 ffertti Queen St
IN
BLaUfKaxa oeMromn,
LADXM OMXUXKma COATS,
MAWLB,
EIRT3:ApD TJNDnwlaR,
Celd Kacardlaaa of Oeat,
Oji aeeeant of the weather net Uiag eaia, aa
If yea want an nf thu b.m.1.. .n. ..
once. We will tave you money. -
Jehn S. Givler
OsBSNertl. QasMSarasrt,
4-Min M
N
EW BOSTON STORE.
24 CENTRE SQUARE.
J. HARRY STAMM.
NEW
Bosten Stere,
Everything Gees.
IHEBPEGIALBALB
Announced lut week ha kept ut en thssaera
averalnee. weareptfaiedteflndthat
In these ilmts of
8PBCIAL BALES
The people quickly dlitlngulsh between enr
BBAL BALB8
And the staple ruse adopted by otters te
catch trad.
On Wednesday, January 23d,
waerrsB these uauuaisb:
BOe Table Linen, S7 l-2e a Tard.
8 Blankata at 16.00 a Pair.
IB White Bpreadaat 93.00 Baeta.
All Quilted Llnlnfl-, VISe Yard.
6O0 Kderdewna at 85e a Yard.
1.26 White Bpraada, 80e Baeh.
87 lSe Underwear at flBe laeh,
a.SS Grey Blankets, $1.00 a Fair.
BOe Oomferta, 60e Baeh.
250 Woolen Hese, aOesPalr.
2Be Jersey Qlevea, 17e a Pair.
26e Blbbens, l7e a Yard.
13 l-3e HandkerobletV, 8e Saeh.
60e Draea Qoeda, 371-2e a Yard.
87 X-2e Oeraets, 25e a Yard,
25e Eheulder Shawls, loe Baeh.
NEW BARGAINS EVERY DAT
-AT-
Ne. 24 Centre r'aaare
lVERXT FAMILY SHOULD USE
CASSABD'S MILD CUBED HAW.
The r. Bchumtker new Precess riourpro rieurpro riourpre
nounoea the beat ever placed upon the uxar-
W make specialties of PINE TEAR, ana
Choice elvjaVi ana uacu a cerrarls.
The best SOe Coffee In the etty. All we ask la
a trial order. otte. Wl ant,
, . . .. Be. US West King Street.
aa-Uoed delivered.
QHEAP GROCERIES.
Selling Off Belew Cost.
Ye, we are Feiling Off Belew Ceat te Reduce
our Stock. Mew la the time te bny Canned
and Dried Fruits cheap. We have an Immense
stock, our principal brand being DBWDBOP,
which we claim leads ths world.
Teas, Coffees and Sugars.
TEAS-Impe 11, Oolong, Japan, Teung Hy Hy
en, sad the lnest English Breakfast lea In
the city.
COPPEE8 Try our Java and Mecha Cot
fees, Alte tte Best Bies and Laguayra In
BOOAB3 at Cost. Sugars at Ceat.
SWQITB US A TBIAL 03DER.-
W. A. Relst & Ce.,
GROCERS,
Cor, list King tnd Poke StrewtaC
E CAN SERVE YOU WELL ANI
save you money .te advertising. Esti
mate free. ' -
ADVKRTIHINf. anrHR.HflOs7H
The meat complete and original ever Issued.
Bent en receipt et BO eenta te pay for naklns
and forwarding. " B4U
AevTUie Wamw a BraeuLTr.
,,f,"fc-VP?.ni!!i"t?"V'WAgeBay1
jj- - . wwuuneuwi, nainm
Md.
1trAI
SMmaaw
rriE
ETHINQ SYRUP.
NEW BOSTON STORE
t UHOOMH1KS.
TO MOTHERS.
Every bbe should have a bottle et DE
FAUBrEY'8TkETHINUHyDpi , ettLSuy
!." Me ,VD,nm or Sferpbla mlature. wiu
Trial betUe seat by mall 10 east.
Jasi-lydeedAw
BrS
,asWV4ssfc agisjfaJAte-A'!-'Liji.
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