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ftl twkkllfl hMUu.
gfclii mUkMUa Sie&rA MMmU that
k IMMfttanmtmUftbMC MMKteent
tae hob, te find out whether tb
N.70C Ibm deslra te prehibitum
eceresBtd beef into rn-
mmJi a .1.I..1. .1. II Im ma.a
11 aunt hum Hmvitvnvia
it Metric this Qwettkw te a dec!.
1 otthe attWti of the TOteM than It
eBtmtt taeta te say that de
rKMtH Uqoer tall be made ec oeld In
In (be one case the
of a foreign manufic-
k 0mJkAm rn.rn.Jt 1
1 y.,wvi v uaiHuwa uu m
ether a home Industry will be pre-
It le true that the psepie of the
I States aright hava'aanethiM te
f about the Mate et PenBsjlranla pre-
Mag we uaportauea of tneir products.
I ft te 'also tree that It would be foolish
tbestete of FeensjlTanla te prohibit
steals from consuming foreign made
at If If or any reason they prefer te bur
t 'P-lkB fltflfffcflB At TAfM1nta nnstif
be'prmlttd te eat and drink what
f wt te eat and drink, provided they
i disturb their neighbors in indulg
t their appstltes. .That la geed demo-
tntia doctrine and f un Jamenlal govern-
aatal doctrine.
Fi :;,.u ww te ue aoetnne row is out
at fashion with the I'ennsylvanlaLeglsla.
1 and tM Republican party that runs
We hare a law en our statute books
eh" prohibits people from using oleo-
rlne as butter, even though it
mAA t 4t.A Ate .A.1 AABAUAImM
f P7IU IV kiitBI B ViCUUlHIBllUD
set m butter; and for this
few the ttnetlen of a comtitutlenal
fcmAftilffnKtif va ttif .AHalit nnt t.Al.M
B .wwuuiuraii nw uu auuguti uun wing
ensjaerea necessary, a law preli ibltlng
the tale of imported dresjed meat would
fee quite as agreeable te the constitution
biBelnnJI TirAtllhltlfiflr ffca tnantifantnt-A ami
L- " ""B -v.
f oleomargarine ; and it perhaps
spsldexed necessary te seek for
action of a .rrjxiUiutlenal
Kesfflt be an amendment
1 constitution of the United States,
permitting a state te fence Itself in and
. 'vfeed exclusively oft its own postures.
mew these prohibitions the one that
as eeen made and the meat one that is
proposed are hostile te the true theory of
i aMvaratBmt. and nelthar wnulil ln mailn
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agreeable te it by a constitutional
Mmitedment, la which a majority would
jr'Mdortake te say what a majority shall
, wwlnpen ; which we declare that it has
Be moral right te de, and only can de by
'I Yirtee of the brute power of its numbers.
ABB piVUlUlUUU Ul UlOMUCUl SpirilUOUS
Maner Is eanallv wrane". lustlv It rnav
.
j ewy ue rrguiaieu, uy uie majerny.
jj;;Oar Inconsistent and stupid L?glsla-
t', are winn te a&seire tteeir from respen.
mullty for prohibition by asking a vote
T the people upon it. It did net ask
ww people te decide about prohibiting
oleomargarine, because it thought the
warning community trantedltprehibited,
nd the manufacturing lnterest were net
powerful eaeugh te suppress the farmer's
.Teice. It does net ask the people te
eeUe about prohibiting the importation
'', drewed beef, but votes that
L it shall net be prohlblted,notwithstndtng
, atw irangers demand It; because the great
tmtehers of the West and the transporting
IBJkeada and the consumers are a mere
twerful combination In favor of lm
letted dressed beef . Our Legislature can
tJtfways be relied upon te vote in behalf of
'(ww meat powerful combination and te
www a profound indifference te the right.
j'Ite members declare that they de net
; vvete their own sentiments in voting for
afce submission of the constitutional
mendinent,but that they are gevernedby
. " profound desire te execute the people's
LVMttl IPkBMMI..k.lllM. 41.At...M
t 'tttens and the same sensitive deslre te feel
f the popular pulse, would persuade them
te submit every question of doubt te the
1 decision. The intent of thocensti
taUonisthattwe Lrglslatures shall sue
wwrively deelare themselves in favor of a
'owtltntlenal amendment before it can
K fee submitted te the people; but the new
;ad revised Bepubllcan constitutional
'swnetructlen gives the decision te the
Vteple before even one Lf glslature has de
(wared Itself In favor of the amendment.
That great and shining light of our
1 government, Gov. Beaver, declares
i be eagerly seised the opportunity te
pppeed his name te the Joint resolution
ailing for the submission te the people
Mst the amendment, though be has net ye t
I bow he shall himself vote upon
I amendment; because he was d&llgbted
HHwt the people should be given the opper-
wmuy te express their will. And a silly
Lie he J
.'
Will the Farmers Dcmicd!
t M the farmers at their meeting this
' wm win w me Bemeuung in a praciicai
WBv te further rail read bnlldinerin Pnn-
lsylvanla, te the end that the competition
r DoeDiainea in me raureaa service cl
estate that se greatlv favors the farm.
let Ute Welt and Northwest, they mny
iaeiy aevete some tune te expressing
r opinion upon the reported suDDres-
of the Seuth Fenn railroad enter.
' prtee by the negotiation of the
Xwuiylvanla railroad officers with the
owners of the New Yerk Ontial
MOread and the l'ltUburg & Lake
Jtrie railroad, which latter has a
ylvania charter. We assume
that ,tbe farmers would like
ee the Seuth 'Penn built & m.
twwapetlter of the Pennsylvania; and
i they want It for the very reason that
latter does net. Will they net then
upon the Legislature te inquire
the Sjuth Pdnn project, already
! completed, with numerous tunnels
idy made acd with nlera hiillt Infhn
auehanna at Harriaburtr. has been
by a ceuspUauy between the
Of tWO Other Pouneilvanln
Railroads ? and te furnish a renin 1.
' ?t be true that this wrentt
been done the state. Surely, with
nHwuig iv i&n i,no ana me
itylvanla rallrcads. asthemrtiit m
ksdesl, the state of Pennsylvania can
fww useir from these, its creatures.
Fill the farmers demand it ?
,0'HrIea and Martin.
r The abuse of William O'Brien bvtha
S. at Clonmel. la excltlnr wMtu
I and deep lndlKnatlen. net fle-ainut
lefleers who merely obey orders and
ee ruies, rrat against Balfour, who
k awl. should suspend these ru'ea in
,f a political prisoner. Bilfeur
rsjsjM that the detMmlnRd Trish.
ItottiaglegaU his 111 treatment upon
way ifBiSdSf ise emcers of the
I ? jermH f tbelr duty, but
It le strange that he does net see that
Ute logteal feree ettthla position te
against hlawatt and bis gevenu&ent,
for O'Briea te also brlBgwg an
lausenseamevnt of trouble npeathess.
He Is willing iwd ptebaWy eager te sutler
for the sake of ettswllsUng tee right of
Heme Rule agitators te treatment as pe.
lltlcal prisoners, and It ought te ba a
political maxim by this time that nothing
se rapidly makes converts te the cause of
an agitator as ill-treatment. It O'Brien
should die from exposure and ill-treatment,
or In sush a way that these could
be held te be the cause of death It would
ba a staggering blew te the opponents of
IIemeRule. Unfortunately anotherin anetherin
cldent in Ireland will intensify the bitter
feeling of the partisans. The murder
of Police Inspector Martin while
endeavoring te arrest a priest, and the
hearty cheering of the father by the
crowd at Letterkentiy, may partly
counterbalance the effect of the abuse
of O'Brien. Dispatches new tell hew the
officer defended himself bravely with his
sword and hew his body was found
savagely mutilated. If a stubborn ruin,
lstry en the one band and an excitable
peasantry en the ether will continue In
this way te "set wrong te balance wrong,
and physie wee with wee" we cannot have
long te wait for revolution in Great
Britain.
1 Bi
Tn Philadelphia Ballet Reform sssecla
tlen sends out a tract descriptive of the
AnHmlltn system of voting. A bill te
eaaet this system Is before the Legislature;
tiut m ul stat la ae decidedly ens-sldea
e radical change In the method of voting
will bardly be received with favor. In
pile of corruption the legislators are
deubtlesi very well pirated with things
Jut at they are. If party In power
should nartewly escape defeat and have
leasen te believe that fraud had something
te de with It, than we might expect the
adoption of an Improved system.
b m
Br. Pa or. Is te have no lee earnlyel or.
aexmnt of the nuM jlsiii j 'but Men-1-v.i
) Having eue at any rata,-' ll la
evldent Wat If winters like this are te be
repealed Oantda must be oenquered.
It makes enit'a ness water te read or the
l:e palaes gleaming In the aun while merry
toboggan parlies, hundreds of flying
sleighs, and throngs of skaters give life
aud oelor te the scene and ever It all floats
thsbancer of Qteat Britain with a Utile
Canadian emblem sawed en one corner.
In a recent lecture I'rolesser Klehard
Uettbell, the eminent arobWDlegUt, showed
that the Dateh Yankee la net the only
variety leund outside of New Knglend. It
appears that away ever In Palestine an
enterprising oriental Arm swindled the
Uerinan censulate by selling te It a large
quantity of tiles and pottery containing In
sorlptlens supposed te beanelent, but after,
wards fennd te be of modern manufacture.
The professor gave a very Interesting ao ae
count of the stone lore of Palestine,
and the discoveries from the day
In ISO') when a yenng Jew dis
covered In tin tunnel, which supplies the
peel of Hlleam with water.m partially effaced
Inscription In Hebrew. It doaerlbed the
building of the tunnel, and though no date
was III red wis Important as giving the
ancient form of the Ilsbrew letters, and In
1860 the single word Tobias, la the same
characters, found en a house near Jeriohe
shooed that It was probably the house
mentioned In aerlptnre in connection with
Heteklsli. In 1603 Inscriptions were found
at a burial place of the prleeta wbleh seem
te support the theory that the anelent
Phoenicians were Hebrews. The first In In
sanptlen found was the very Important
Mesa stone, whien was found some years
age en the alto or an old city of Moab, en
the west bank of the Jerdan. This atone
eratalns a reoerd of the reign of the King
MosaefMoob, but owing te petty national
Jjslenty It wis net allowed te be carried
out el tue country, and te prevent Its re
moval It was destroyed. The greater put
of it has been recovered and the Inscription
en Its turhce recording the cxplelta of
King Mesa supplements the meegie Ulbllcal
account
"The dlaesverlee made In Palesilne have
net, thus far, Iwen great, but they open up
vast peaaibllltlee. W by aheuld we be satis,
fled with the fragmentary history of David
and Solemon, given In the Bible, when, by
a little researeb, we might And at detailed
an aoeount of their relgns as we have of that
of McaiT"
Prof. Qetthelt oenoluded his lecture bv
expressing the hepe that the day la net far
distant when we will be able te read the
history et the Jewish people from snonu snenu
menta Interlbtd and left te us by them
selves. Mn CAHNjjaia, la theA'erM American
Jltvieif, wrttes about what he la plcsied te
call "the bugaboo et trusts" and treats the
ayndieate combinations and peels as trifles
light as air. People who enter upon a
acheme of this kind "write the charter of
their own defeat" "The sugar treat has
already a noted competitor at ttabeela. The
capper trust la In danger," riven with
roepect te the Standard oil monopoly he
writes: "It It a Hundred te one whether it
will survive when the preeeut men at the
head retire. "
Oineernlng thla the Mew Yerk ITerfd
ebserves that "he Ignores the evils which
aceru te the esmmuully while the combi
nations la question are wending their
rather slew way towards dissolution, The
assailant of fiea competition may bring
tbelrexn punishment, but It la the aasaulta
that the oemmunlty Is Interested In pre.
Venting."
We all knew that honesty la (he best
polley, aud that re neils usually work their
ownrule, but we de net for that roaeu
smile upon raseallly as trifling.
PEBSONAIi.
Judeb TnuBMAN hat net been out et
the house eince he fell and Injured bit
knee, tbrce weeks age. He haa recently
tuBered excruciatingly from rheumatltm,
wu v.wi iu im uut ijitui iu jgrt wceas
Jcdeb William M. Mebbick, of the
suptbinn ODiirt 01 the Dlttriet of Columbia,
died lu Washington en Monday, of gastrle
complaint He was a native of Maryland,
about 70 cart of age, and was for two lerina
a member et Cenicreat from that state.
HAIIA.U J, Lattimkb, widow or Henry
O. LatUmer, died in Pialnueld, N, J en
Hundar, leaving a fortune of nearly 11 000..
000. Hhewaaaveryehirltablawcmaiaal
had but recently given HO 000 for the'ue w
Preabyterlau church new being erected
H. a Pikbek, president et the Flrat
National bauk. Carbondale. and ni ti...
Ltekawanna Ceal oempany, and director
In the New Yerk, Susquehanna & Western
railroad and several manufacturing Indus
trie, died at his reaidenee In Keran ten en
Sandsy, aged 73 year, leaving au eatate
valued between I J, 000, 000 and 13,000 000.
largely Invested lu coal lands, atoeka and
bon da and Hcranten real estate. He la aur
vlved by his wl(e aad one child, Mrs. J. A,
Wliner, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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A CONVMT SUB MSEW TOtJU,
ArabbUhep Cerrlgui Will Intiedae UamUl
cu Nene,
Arelib'shen Cerrlsan la ahnni in intm.
duce into New Yerk the Dominican nuns
of the primitive observance who maintain
perpaunl adoration of the bleated saa
went. The building of a convent for thtte
aiaters at iAfayette avenue, near Hunt's
Point, where a site hat been purehated.wld
also gtve Mr. Jehn D.CrHnmtnt an opperta.
nlty te build a memorial te bis wife, who
was one et the foremast eharltabla workers
amenit the Uatbella lad lea of New Yerk.
Mr. Crltntnlet will pay for the chapel of the
ennveat, iheoutaldeeottof which la put at
26 000. An anonymous contributor baa
sent te Aruhblabep Cerrlgan f 10 0C0 te help
build the cloister. The archbUhep has
luutd a circular reoemmendlng UioebJeot
te charity. He says t -wigtei
"ThlswiUhitas nisi attempt te esUb-
llsh here a eentemplaUva life et prayer and
nplathm. There are already assay aesx -snunlUM
nesfally eagagea fa works of
ehsrlty, aad white the Ilia of Martha la se
well reereasatsd we Mass seems telhave
eeme whew the Ufa of Mary aJsoeeBMbe
teirelaead with advaataae."
AroaMaheB Oerrtgaa was the first te M
tradaee the Order rnteilbeRaatens stats,
whaw fee was Uafaep of Newark. The
pireat house la la Newark. Alisvagb tie
life Is very severe, the Instltntlea Is pros
perous, a recent secession being a sister .let.
law of Klre Cemmlselcner Parray. The
naaa never eat meat, and during lent
observe what M known as the black fast,
that Is, abstlosnee from eves eggs end milk.
Twe nuns kneel constantly before the
bleated sacrament In the tabernaaladay and
sight. The nuns support themselves by
waking vestments and altar ornaments,
and by Illuminating books. The bow con
vent will be called Corpus Cbrlett ceavsar.
a b
Hew very prone te nealecttte wants of
the; chilly laellaa eihlbiud before the ap-prea-h
of a aevere cola or tever. A'Oraeet
Msader taken at enek a time wenian all
probability, prevent the estabiWhn-ent of -rlnaa
dlaeaaa.
Oit rneuune, yeuea ana old. a'l praise Dr.
Mull' Maby Syrup j rJr It fa the beat inlng for
babiea wbila teething-. Frlee se eenu abetile.
QUAES BHKUMaTISM.
Rheumatism
Aeeerdtag te recent faveatlgatlene Is caused
by exect a of laetle aeled In the bloeCTkla aetd
attack! the flbreus Uasuei, particularly la the
jelnta, and eausea the local manlfeeutlena of
the eiaeue, pains and aches In the back aad
shoulders, and la tee Jelnta at W kneea
ankla,bt p and wruu. Theutanda of people
have fencd In Uoed'e Sanapanilaapealttve
and r-tnntnent cure for rheumatUm. Thia
BaeaiclnylUpnrtryinRandvtUllalngaeUen
neatrallseaUeaeiaityef the bleed, and also
baUda np and tUeagthene ths whole body.
Heed's- BarsaparUla
1 was laid up for ill mentba with rbonma rbenma
Uam, and need many klnfli of rnedlelne with with
eat geed retulttUl one tf my nclghb'irj told
me te take Uoed'a Bariapartlia. When I had
Oied half a bottle I Jelt better, and after taking-
two bettlea I thleklwua entirely curefl,
at I have net had an attaotef rbo'imatlaie
luee." Kuema U. Dixen, ltosjvMe, Btaten
Ulanfl.N. T.
Ouresj Rheumatiem
" I had atticka of Iheumallim vrl.leh In.
creaaed tn aeverlty. I took three bottlee of
iieca-e Bariapartlia "" r vs. vetted te aay
thernmittcviUiSee&tcd, my appetlta and
dictation became better, and my general
health areatly Improved, 1 am firmly oon eon oen
vlnced that Uoed'a Baraaparllla cured me, ai
1 have feltne reenrrence of lhi hlnrwi'dU
eaae." W"ii. eouev, Ueaeva, ti. i.
Heed's Bareaparllli
Beld by all drnRgUtt. tl 1 six ler l r repared
only by O. 1. HOOD CO., Ler ell. Uaaa.
100 Deeea One Dellar.
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K'
OKO BOA1.
Koke Seap.
If WILL FLOAT.
IT WILL FLOAT.
TUBE, DMIVOBMand DUllAHLl la qual
ity, eocnemlcal In ute. A voitetnble oil aeap
ler the LAVMDltr, TOU.KC nnd UATU.
Adapted te general houirheld ute, or In
MILL, M1NJE or BUOl'. It your grocer deea
net keep II, tend ua S ceaU for peatage, and
we will mall a cake TURK. Addreai,
H, fc a. A. RORVi3H,
nevVf lyTu.Th.B U1NC11NNATI.O-
TK. O. MeIiANE'H
CKLKHUATXU
Vermifuge, for Worms.
AI0111KE8 liKAI).
Andrew Downing, nf cranburg tomhle
VemnRO eennty, gve hit rhtld ene l aapoou aapeou aapoeu
Jl of Ui4) genutmi l)r. J. Met.tic' Coiebratel
Vcrmllufi), iiahepu,ica 177 worms. eIt
mnrtilag in repetltlun of the deaa thapaued
US mere.
Joaeph O. Allen, of Ambny, gav a deje of
the geuulne Ur. c. UcLane'a Lelubrated Ver
inlhiKH te a ehlld et ilx ytara Aa, and It
bieimht away (O worms. II auen after gave
anetbar aete te theaame ehlld, which brought
awa be mero, making m werma In about 11
neura.
Mrs. Qnlaby, Na jnxifecatreet, Kew Yerk,
wrltea ua that ahe had a eblia which had been
uuwrll for better tban two month. Bno Dro Dre Dro
eured a bottle of the genuine Or. y. MeLanea
Vermltuge and adlnlitersd It. Tub chilrt
paawd a large qnantlty el wenm, ana In a
?.1.2f,,JKf M tV,JrJ.M ever tbdbeen.
l'arenta with auch tendener bolore thum
aheuld net heattaUi when there la any raaen
toausreetwerma.ana lesu no time In aflmln.
UteriuKUiOKOiiuiiiu Ur. c. SlnLuue'a Vrm.
luge. U nevur fut aud li ptrlectly ante.
lhllf)CPrtllythUl was troubled wltha
Ujnu 1 worm for mero than Mi mentha. 1 tried
all the known reuiefllca ler tbla terrible aOllo aOlle aOllo
Hen, but without bring able te Omtrev 11. 1
srotabQttle 01 the Kutne Dr. 0. MeLace'a
Vrrmlfuge, prorated by siemtng llrea . Mita
burg, !.. which 1 leek uccerillug tofllrec tefllrec tofllrec
tlenat and the reu!t waa 1 obrliarned ene
laniMtepawerin, mouurliigtneru than a varU.
beaiceja uumbcref amuilenei. '
MitS. H. BCOTT.
l'rfe n eentt a bottle,
genulue.
Inalat en having the
ceueLnxwx re wdmm.
QOMPLKXION POWDKK.
LADIES
WHO VALUK A RKVINEO OOMl'LXIOJS
MUST USK
POZZONI'S
MkDIOATKU
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brtuiant trantperency te the
skin. Keuuveaallplmplea,irueklea ina ale
""i?11!0.0 ?J. waket the akin dellcaUly
aelt and beauUtuL It con taint no lime, white,
lead or araenle. In three abide, piuk or flaah.
white and brunette.
FOB BALK BT
All Drugfirtuta and Faney Goods
Doalera Jvorywhero.
SSrHRWAKK Or IMITATIONS. tJW
aprAVlvd ""
M1LI.IXBRT.
OAKUAIN8 I
BAKUAIN3
JOW IS TJKTIME10 Qi.X
First Class Goods
AT
HALF PRICE.
WEIKEL'S.
U 0UTH QUEKX ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
OUC
SJT U KiSHKll, UKNTIbT.
vy rartlcalu: attention given te fllllnr
andpreaei-vlngtheuatuna tecth. 1 have afl
the latest Improvement ter aelng nloe work
at a very roueaablo cost. Having year of ex
Krienee lu the large clttoelamsuretOKlve
e bet of aattrcilea ana aave you money
beat artificial teeth only tifle nor ait.
mirlMvil la. M NOK.TH UtlalN ST.
WK OAN HKKVfi YOU WKLL, AND
aave you money In adrcrtutliig. JtaU
matoetree,
ADTEBTISING 15U1DK-B00KS.
The meat ceinulatn d nrl Hnti .. (..hj.
Benten recclptul (Oeeute te pay for ucln
sua lerwardlng. -s,,uB
ADvaanaiae WunHiEncuitr.
..Tha U J0, Ullbonme Adertlalug Airenev.
lis 1 and lsu iaat iiolUuero btnet. ttaliTmore'
Std. aVMimdaw
NUTIOH TO TKKHrABHKIttl AND
UUMMKitSAU persona are hereby for.
bidden te trctpef s en any of the lamia of the
Cornwall and SpeedweU eUtea in Ibanca or
feneaatiir oeanut. w
waetbtr tneleaud or Data.
aieeae, either for the purpeee of atneuag 01
aahlag. uUtUt wUI Ve rlylCiy oefojoeo
Matnal ail Uaapauug en sad iau of the ua.
Wat. COLXUAM rRkSUAH. I
itt. e.rjts&UAti, I
auen;r tw a.w-crJeu)K,Usm
WAHAMAXaWB
rauiAsaarsuA, TwcsSay, fa, a, IBS.
If they are net 35 per cent.
off value ethert people's value
then we give up our guess
en Silks.
We mean the Black Surahs,
the 26 inches wide tort; at 75
cents, well worth $1, and the
ether sort, 22 inches wide, at 65
cents, equally worth 85 cents.
They have been fetching the
higher prices. The lower
prices are no fetich te gammon
with or myth te mystify, but
facts, hard facts, worth all your
Black Surah faith.
Leck-stitch a Faille Fran
chise and there will be no slip
ping seams ; when this is done
the service makes them popu
lar. That's why se many are
sold. A big let of Blacks new
here. The price-scale, 1 te
$2.50, rising by regular grada
tion. We made a big buy te
close a .foreign account, which
gives a price-pull of 25 cents te
$1 a yard. And that is all the
way from 20 te 40 per cent te
the geed for you.
We crew for the real
Shanghai. Honest for once is
the heathen Chinee, and he
beats out the French Foulard.
Our India Silks produced by
Art and Nature, brought by
Commerce. Wc have said
boastful things of them net
vainglorious. We beast mere
each day as the choice grows
greater of the styles exclusively
our own.
Come leek en them in the
first coming brightness. The
widths 24 te 2S inches. The
prices 75 cents te $1.50. The
patterns types cannot tell
them, nor the colors.
The India Plain Blacks,
sheerest ever seen fine linens
may sheer efl. Will you leek ?
WoitTraetept.
The stir in Glycerine Seap
will begin at 10 o'clock.
Place, Main Aisle centre,
just in front of the new eleva
tor. Price, ten cents a bar.
A single buyer may buy
three bars only, and net repeat
orders.
The quantity te be sold to te
day 1.300 bars.
Seal Cleth Wraps and Jack
ets quarter, third and half off.
Let one stand for all. Excellent
quality Seal Cleth, trimmed
with passementerie, $25 from
40.
A let of black and colored
all-ever-braided Berlin Wraps,
$15 and $20, from $30 and $35.
Ne old truck in either let
Seal or Cleth. Bright, new,
stylish makes and shapes
These prices wouldn't be if
weather went by the almanac.
soeond fleer, Cheatnut atreet front. Take ele
vator. Doing by twenties and hun
dreds at a clip; saving time,
saving cloth ; letting net a but
ton or a basting go te waste.
That's one of the whys for the
little prices you find here en
Women's Muslin Underwear.
While the geed housewife
would be snipping one thick
ness with a pair of shears the
knife-man flashes his blade
through fifty. All the steps are
en that level.
If you want te be downright
extravagant in Underwear
things, make them yourself.
The sixty cent Gowns (heavy
muslin, two rows of insertion
and tucks en yoke, edge en
neck and sleeves) have made
talk all our town. You've
taken mere than 5,000 of them.
Mere ready.
Chemises :
Mua In, with wide lU-r.burg edge en
yekn. idse ea neck aua aieevua, tl
eanta.
Mutlln, with corded voke, aadedcaen
neck and 'Inevte. (Oejntt.
Cambile, with Torchon joke. Torchon
edKeru iierkane ! u..,i.
Caiiibile. wuh Torchon luaertlen Jul
edge en yoke, edgu en nec ana
loevct, Ueinu.
Drawers :
Itnalln with Hamburg runie and three
tueka, 4Ucenn,
Hevy ktutllu, with Hamburg ruffle.
40 cent.
Muailn.wlth finer Hamburg ruffle and
tun, alx ana ten tuete above. (5
centa. hetalltlaej. '
Night Gowns :
Musltn. Mether llubbud. four rowaef
intfrtlen btven tunkp, eOge en
neck and alcevea and down front, SO
centa.
Mu.lta Mether Iluhbrd. alx Iowa cr
flee Insertion between nne tnekt.
edxeonnnekuud aleeves and down
tient, f l.a.
Atuailu and cambric, prettily trimmed
with two. four aua alx rewa of in ter-
tlen, wltneeiEfiflntlr tucket yoke.
neat elget i en all, St, f 1 , 1 te. tltti
11, it anu it).
Skirts :
llualln, with cambrle ruffle, edged with
Hamburg, CS nnd ft ceutu
Mutlln, with oiiebMo ruffle, tuckaen
Dkttt, tuckaen ruffle. TScenti.
tuliu, with wiae lUutbuig raffle.
tucks above, fl. '
MusllD, with mat Hamburg loaertlen
audalaebem,uewat)lv, uicenU.
Corset Cevers :
A beat ene hundred doienueie cf the
li cent vambrlobet are.
About a thousand pairs of
Drawers broken sizes and
styles that we shall drop
shall go at 40c te $1. Have
been 50c te $1.50.
Second fleer, Juniper atreet aide. Four tie-
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Wll.p CHKKKY. BLaORBERKY,
Ulnger, Klmuvl and Orange Brandy,
JACOB P. BHBAPPBB,
taplS-lfd N0.UCBJ(TI;8QVABB.
qumbhiwamma
J.
K MABT1V et CO.
The question of why the Ar
lington Dinner Sets ars se pop
ular is easily answered by these
who have seen the shape and
decoration. Made et hard
Semi-Porcelain in handsome
shapes and pretty decoration,
and with our printed guarantee
that they will never craze or
surface crack, is a combination
of geed points that cannot be
overcome. Nine New Patterns,
unpacked this morning, are new
ready for inspection. The New
Arlington Sets have a dozen
bone plates added, making a
very complete set of 139 pieces.
Housekeepers and hotel keep
ers knew hew some queensware
will become crazed, or rather the
lazing will crack In a hundred
ifferent places. Our Porcelain,
Semi-Porcelain and Ironstone
we guarantee will net craze,
and when you purchase
ware from us it does net
matter if it is a dozen of
plates or a dinner set, we give
you a printed slip guaranteeing
the ware net te craze. Keep the
printed slip as long as you have
the ware, and if at any time you
should discover a surface crack,
return the slip and ware. If we
were net positively certain that
our ware is free from craze we
would net make this offer. Hew
many dealers dare de the same?
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
DRT UOODB.
ATKK STOCK TAKING
wa errjtB
Special Bargains
IN
LADIES' AND OHlLDRKK'S
COATS.
FLUSH COATB,
PLUSH MODJKHKAS,
CLOTH NEWMARKETS JACKETS.
All Kew Thla eeaeeB.
Muit be sold U V rices will de It.
DOUOLKANDBINQLBSaaWIiS AT BAB
OAINI'UIOIS. Jehn S. Givler
08 North Qussn Btrwat,
LAHCA1TBE,rA.
BOOKS, ctO.
PEBRUAR fl, 1889.
Hen's Bookstore.
Little Children.
Happy Little Children.
S-or aeveral yean put they have
uk.e.,?ieaLde,1n' 'a sawiMNU
and ububutinu
VALENTINES.
Let them continue te garner these
happy memerlee or childhood I
We have a line Jen suited te their
Ideaa.
L. B. HERR,
nes. si f I N, QDI1N ST.
aaalS-lyd
fOH BALM OK BMHT.
TDIOR KENT-FKOM APRIL I, ONE
Jars Brie llgar rectory, Kea.SSOand
MiiSTw H?!r,,tUn street. new occupied by
" - :wv- ..v.,.... a. nana.
AAA.1 JCatatA and lnstmnaa A
feblttd
-----------.,
- w A.lOg BBMsV
$5 W, 6, 16.
CITY BUILDIE& LOTS
BBCUEBDBTPATIRQ
Five Dollars Per Menth.
TH11UY. FIVE CHOI OB LOTS LEFT,
At the f allewlna- Lew Prii
J2 ! I1SS
5 KSJsr ISO
Sis'jrer-:: 2
"" .... SuO
!LiUu.Ha '." tne tts rapldlyrewlaa
portion et the city, street car taelllUea. David
aieawalka. city water aupplTrMweaeraa
"fl eJ'etrte liaut. The cni'peat let! neV
SSS11?!180"7' 1?a benna e fntteate In
value. Alje, a number or
Dwelllnff Eeuasa en Bame Plan.
. JS?S.'Atcl,.ance Ter en-ered ler a pertea et
diatel?t toaecureaheme. Apply Imme.
.. . ALLAN A. BBKB.
Beat Kttste and Inauranee Aaent,
let Bait BiaceueeL
MVUJOAL.
Q.REAT REDUCTION
IN
AUTOHARPS.
Jg::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::Sg
Five Bar g,
Anyladycanloarntepiay a tune In Arisen
thelS." lJr0,) ln "8 aa " aloeBat
le AVATBUU1 and PBOrusienALa :
5?7..atl"eieut ttee ane stoekoruAB.
MONIOAaeveraeen In Laneattar and atanr.
pnalnglyiewpilcea. ""l anaai aur-
Have aeveril ueeend-Hand PUnet and
Piane,, Onrana, Sheet Mui'e and Mntlcal
Man. in eeneral-tn taet everyitlna pertain.
lua-teaSral claumualohenae, ""i"
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce..
24 WBST KINO BTRMKT,
LANCAHTKR. WA
r.S-Planet andPurnlin-eUeved. Ueta
copy of Pred. T. UaAertNew Walla ,-TLe
UovetBetutu." nst-iyaaV
rpuKTUlNU HYRUI.
TO MOTHERS-
Every babe aheuld have a bottle et dr
PAUuSm -a tbbi MINuatiup? Perfeiuy
saia. Ne opium or Merphia mtitureet wta
Trial betUa seat by stall is etstu.
Jtat-iyeeedAw
rWMMITVMM.
TriDttYJura oeturxB.
"M.Di Htm TKitler,
i
Teb waatu bay 'VOBVI rasa tkai's
Mea ategetag i BOuieaeeeuV
iR ST asset?1 'ea "tt tb'ux tkm
DO NOT DELAY
KAKIBS TOOB SBLBOTIOaS.
JUtTTaiiraC OPUS
ar seek an year sslaS te try at. aa yea
wHise sacra thaaaaliaac
widivTyer's
FtrSKITVBM STORE,
BAST K1MQ AMD BUM STBBBTS.
QOHaAOIBBO.
Ocbs & libiis,
tUBNITUB.
KLMandSthrioers,
BO. tl COOTH QOBBN ST
TOTJ'BB
ALWAYS
WILCOMB
Xe Call aad BzamlneOnr '
New FpriegStjlet in Furniture.
. Sl0XX'aJ Barpriatd at Onr vf enderfnl
uuwraiyiB.. ucn'IBlias.tnePM
Place or len'U
Kate is sarraini.
OCHS a GIBBS,
9d,M Attn Floers,
aaru-irfl no. si seurn qubkn st.
XpUKMITURE I FURMITURB I
THB UBDBBS1BMBD HAS BBOPBMBD BIS
STOBB AT TBB OLD STAND,
le. 88 East King Street,
Which was destroyed ey Are tome time age,
aad kaa a perfectly New Stoc of all kiadael
FUFNITURP.
PABftOBBUITBS,
BBDBUOM BDlTBS,
TABLBBJOBAIBS, BTC
UPflOLaSTEEING
laAUitaBraneaea. Alse fainting a d Or
a am eating Ola Chairs.
HENRY WOLF,
Ns. 18 East Slag Street
"n IM4M
TKW FURMITURE.
New Spring Stylet
IN
FURNITURE.
ALL 00MPLBIB AMD BBADT POtt 11USI
NB98. VABIBTX NBVBB SO LAKQK.
PBIOBS NBVBB SO BBABOVABLB.
UPBUIAL PBICBS POB OUTFIT BUTBBS.
HEINITSH'S
FURN1TDRB BTORB,
MOB. S7 A IS SOUTH OUBBN STMB BT
jieuaarvMNtama:
rnu
B FKOFLK'B OAMH MORE.
TI11 People's Cash Stere,
Ke. 25 Bast Klnff Street.
SPRING OPENING
WE OFFER:
A atoek ef Table Llnena In all the
desirable atylee and qealltlea whleh
la net enstarpaased, If equalled by
any beuse ln the elty.
Turkey Red Damasks from lOe te
87 1-fle per yard. Berne new designs
la the better goods whleh probably
cannot be fennd elsewhere,
Nottingham Laes Curtains and
Curtain Materials ln great variety
at very moderate prices.
Ourtala Ecrims la Cream and
Celere ln new designs, ecme atylee
of whleh cannot be found la any
ether Heuse In thla city. Prleea the
lowest te be found anywhere,
Gee. F. Hathven,
MO. AS UABt KINO STBaUrT,
LAH0AOTBB.PA.
atarla-lrdAw
WANTKD- RBLIABLK LUOAL AND
Travallag aaleaman. roalUent per.
asaaent. Upectat Indneeaaeats bow i tut-aell.
lng spealaltles. lBt delay, salary from
atark' BtfO WN BBOS,
Bt-lataeea Varsarysaaa, Beahettar, M. T
HeusefurnishiDg Goods.
rutttm.
jajARnB.BHOU
Cat Price rata fee Pee -
yitit ui fei
raary. PHeea tea wBI
ft'.ar the nw. r ..
Tour
Pwkwi.ke
XOttf Istock. Tea eaat go
lamtss ei astraeUre
valnet hare all Ifeteagk
Clethleg and ParalaB.
lag Seed, rem eaat we areanS the attaa
without eeelag waatable tataga at bargain
prlaea.
COMB IN AMD TBT IT.
It'nt tl 00 a aandseme suss te etve est a Salt
of Uaaerwesx aad ssoe or Sim ea a Salt or
ClotteserOvereeatt Aasoagtaantaastlitr Aaseagtaantaastlitr
gaiaa ars Steektntt Ceau at IS 18 sad sees.
UttlsBeya'ButUatHSOaadNIS. Chlldrea't
naanal WaUta at' sea, 43s, rtj, and aterw,
teres, Olersi for Men, Beys as Oaildraa.
raataleeat, Paau and Breeches. Ste Ike
sttra yalaes t saateh or eeatrast year Ceat
aaATast. BeUy-aiiadeerte aMstara.
MARTIN BRO'S
CIsUlBff aai FsralsklK tess,
NOS. SO AND 28 HORTB QUBBN BTBBBT,
LaNOASlBK, PA.
XyiLLIAMHON ft fOSTER.
THEbNE LOWIST.
There is ln every clly one ttere where every
thtufi is lower In pitce than at any ether, atd
the quality el tfie genaa eeld are equal! 'satt
i.vfJr" ihr8" "d eoeaonuotlbByera
seake money. '
lxek our roeda ever, and when yen tee the
inbatantlal bargalna cdered by our Pebruarw
redneuen you wll be tatlaSed that we cell the
beet qualltiee at the leweet priori, ss te Pan"
iM!Sn!.,iSw selling at ft 00. atenn king Oyer
S e'r'&SpeFsuVt64 tibltU Dnm tot
e?,rTB01LXtaBh,r, rslbt
Men't All-Weel Scarlet Shirts aad Drawer
at (Mc and 11 COper Suit. """' iawera
Men't Working aievea from re te 11 SO.
Men't Cardigan Jacket lrem sue test Batter
quality at S 60 , reductd from IS te ana tt?
Men1! sec Necirwear ter t7
Men's 7te Neckwear for Ms.
frmnM8Md,M!,He,'IM,aanaj,0'IelttM4
lien's Merine and Weel Bess at 10c per pair.
AN OPPOBTUNITT TO BUY CHBAP PUBS.
he stock et Purt of every dcarlptlen tea
been ae reauecd in price that It will pay wen
te buy them even If you don't ate them mere
than a few tinea jet tbla aeaten. ' """"""'",
The Pnr Gleve, have ent MandSSM
Qleree te IS; is and IS 80 ?i iw t teiT SflevM
tejg. uievee te m, and n Oievei te "i .
uSS0 Fur Bebea cut te t 0. 113 Bebra totlt tetlt
SS SO Kebt te ss 59 and M 80 kebei mSss. W'
Mfdl'S' Pura-We have cat 14 MuffitetJ:
stw Muirt te sit si as Mutratoee?andt;hu
aren't tee and ;tj Muffs te Me.
OOMPOBT POBCOLD AND TBNDBB PBBT.
There are eemparatlvely few In this climate
who de net enffer lrem cold and tender leer,
w.eS-arantee OQr elt Shoes te be made from
ry&K LIVB WOOU which la an aoaetbent of
iUaampneaa and Impurity paaalng from the
feet, keeping them ln a contlnneaaly dry and
healthy eondiuen. It la ltnpeaalble te 'have
S22.,Le,-t.Jh!,e w."'na- thte fkeef.ana tn
people lurJetlng lrem aoie and tender fet
Williamson & Fester's,
82.84, 36 A 38 E. KING HT..
J.ANCA5XKI1, PA.
AND llfl MABKBT ST PAIBISHORg, ra,
rpO OLOIHINQ I1UYKHB.
LGansman&Bre.
63 NORTH QUEEN BT. 68
INTBKK8TINO BAUQAIN3 IN TUOUSEBS
MADX TO OBDBB.
We have closed from a prominent maker a
larae and fine line et goedt ln l he piece. tnl
table for trenaers, and in order te keep enr
handa fully employed, we make te meaanre
aaaSiew'stj'lea! Jnnter,n Prtce, 4UPretB
IS.B0 Treusert te Ordnr, All.Woe', Werth SS CO.
SAoe Treutera te order, AUWoei, Werth lase.
I re Trenaera te Order, All-Weel. Werth 17 oe.
S6.00 ixeuaen te Order, All. Weel, Werth 19.00.
a he Great Annual Bale of Men'a, Bey't and
ChUdren'a Clothing, at half prlee stUl een.
tlneee,
JUa's O verceau at II 86. HBO, tl, 5. 6. ss and
Men't Suits at S3, It, s ss, is, no.
Bey't Overoeatt at 11.78, 82.80, ss.80, SI.
Bey 'a Baits at lB0, as, W. ss.)
Chiidren'a Suits and Overcoats from II St
and apwarda.;
Shrewd bnyera will And It te their advan
tage te eall and examine these goods, as the
Lewest Prices wtu prevail. "".
1. GANSMAN & 8R0
MerchantTailere and liannfacturert of Men't:
Uej't and ChUdren'a Clothing,
B. W. COB. NOBTH QUEEN A OBANSX BT.
sar-The Cheapest Kxcluatve Clothing Uense
ln;the tity.
M
YHK8 HATH OS
Onr Get in Prices.
A UOOD BBUUOTIOy IN ALL OUB
UBADS9 Or
CLOTHING.
The Btductinn li Apparent te Everybody
Who ecw the uoeds.
YOU'LL NOT DOUBT
That We Bare Made a Geed BtdueUen.
EVERY OVERCOAT
HAS UKCS.
LOWBRED 1ST PRI03
Prem the Orlflual. They were Qoed Valuta
at tne original Price.
Ibsy Are a Decided Bargain New.
Myers & BatMen,
BELIABLE OLOIBIEBS,
NO. 18 BAST KLNQ BTn
LANOaATBB PA.
-VTHW?15"
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