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It it IfelKwUMr te note the I vor wllu
'kkk RvbMIcmm Mtia come te tbe le-
jte e( Mr. W. W. Dudley, of Indiana,
IW tbe wectkm u ever and the
k ASA an snuMt ti vain, la In I
TllrJB.CUtfkeeD, an low editor,
hpntaMi politician, and member of
IMP iftUemt committee, publishes an
dMagntftaateiitanaiastic encomium upon
StaMf M U that te' geed and nothing
tap; k bad, aad deecrlbea htm aa the
bone of tbe party. Mr. Clarksen
te kaew all about bis service?, as
t KTM with hla en the committee,
rffctr public kaew aemethlDK tee of the
,flaaWietjt of these aerrlcw, and recognize
Mate Yalae as well as their Immorality.
!lba latter quality Is no drawback te
thamia tbe opinion of inch judges as
Hr;iClarksen. the Philadelphia Press
T . . - r
.aad the big put of the howling
et .Republican wolves. The man
taMbrlagetbem the carcass cannot but
tfcEE wwrtayraan, In their opinion. There
.fr a ferae class In enr country, that Is
'lPOS trewing larger, that considers suc-
M te M the touch atone of merit. They
wins et aoueung mat uie enu
the means. They comprise
perhaps the most of our mil
, railroad presidenta, corporation
-a and nartv lpartarft
-ii-: Tbe Iteeubllcan rjartv's hide Is esne-
rltJBhdrr leusr with these creatures anil It
-'Ja be wonder at all that they love Dersey.
:wi'abeuth Dersev is a fugitive from lustlce :
Jaiamat whom an indictment stands and
who though sought by the courts of New
rxm. and Indiana, hides himself from
jlbe.ailalater of justice. That is net the
1 aeaduct of a geed man, as it is generally
i-sa.iwnww. ana it anews wnat sort or a
ytetandard of merit prominent supporters
4 iha timrtmtnl. Mi1mlHlllAltnn nnnAan
3t avae uy.
iMr. Harrison's Btandard may be dllTer-
X at; but anyone who thinks ae is remark
s' eWVDOJct te applaud Dudley. Mr. liar-
a gees te church and is reputed te be
geed man, according te the proper
Btaadard. It se, he will net set up the
,IHMlcy Btandard, even though he had
i elected by It: and the howl of the
.Dadley boys might aa well cease. That
; -,'tber e bowl Bhewf their little cenCd n:e
'i.; la tt vigor of Harrison's honesty. They
& an eaoeuraged doubtless by the vigor of
' BlalM's rascality, as they knew it, by the
eawawenee of the Wanamaker con-
aeleeeeas they see it and by the unfailing
' -.rs riceera ei me uepuDiican party in neaping
'J WMIHIUin all l,n ln.nin,anl. r.t II.
hiNT W ..Ju u. iuu .iu.4uu.cuta u e
& Where would Pennsylvania Itepubll
6a politicians be it soednesswas a re-
Ss'.qalsite te reward or If rascality in elec-
rtleni was a, drawback te reaping their
;lfJralti' Where, Indeed t
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m 4 ' ;eHiHri in uars.
'&?? . We note that a blU has been introduced
Kk In the Legislature prohibiting the heating
ef railroad cars by stoves and if we had
sag3 any nope or us passage there mlgbtbe
fMSeaw anxiety for the travellers who
iiare threatened with no heat at all
tW'Ot else heat furnished in inelTectital
w & 1 m 1 . ... .
fr; -: aaa unpleasant ways. Tiiey mignt, rer
.- exawpie.be expected te keep warm In the
&, Jsarepean fashion, with foeutools filled
witn net water that gets com between
stations. Any bill et this kind is hailed
with delight as an evidence of willing
ness te keep powerful corporations
stirred up te their public duty
but if this measure Is te be pushed in
earnest it is hoped that it net only deems
tbe car store, but compels the heating of
.the cars by some process as comfortable
aad mere safe. And while the Leglsln-
-i-y" tura Is cailng for the comfort
l'and sarety of travelers, it would
4r be well te slve the railroads a nu
P:fc ihlMlt'fhn arratellAt HirTitl.ir. r.f tl.ulr nnra
tBsrhape there should be no comelalnt of
i (hla aa It is said te be bad for the ejes te
iW Mad la a meviasr rallsrav car. nrnl if tlin
pJ()ifbt8 were as geed as tallow dips there
rut be a temptation te literary dlssina-
tlea that would keap people from putting
their feet en tbe furniture and posing en
two seats in vain efforts towards comfort.
Meanness of the Reading.
The New Yerk ITcruhl prints in ad
vance the pregnant parts of the report of
tu congressional committee that investi
gated the Reading railroaders' and coal
Miners' strike a year age. Thecemmittee
cannot tell tbe people of this state any.
thing that they de net knew about the
Mercenary meanness of tha nrcspnt.
b a conduct of the Reading railroad, nothing
tee severe can be raid of it ; and the
committee says nothing tee severe. It
tails tbe people of the country et the ex
istence of an organization of capital that
has used a brutal strength te depress the
wages of labor it employs, and which uses
like means te force a high price from the
people for the service it tenders and the
etl It tells. It dtfles the constitution
of Pennsylvania in both mining coal and
eerrying freight. It Is ruled by a foreign
president who has no sympathy with tbe
Interests of tbe state, and no aim beyond
hie pocket. He should be tent out of the
State.
Fear Leadership.
The Democrats. In Congress di net
Shew much sign of (locking tegethp r en
RU, the revenue policy, which we think i .
fe VHJ Mr-utlls and his asjeclates la the
S'smji and means committee must be let-
' tlBC their Dersendl feellnLM centrnl timm
iyikm. they refuse te unite en the propoii prepoii propeii
4 t'en et the Cjffles bill te repeal the in
K. tana! revenue tax en tebmrn.
fiJSp Wsde net Hitter eureeke that our
fcA ty has been wisely led in avw.imm
during this tariff agitation. The geed
xwuit or it nas net appeared.
The Democratic party ge&j out
of power as its consequence. The
lick of unity In parly action is
chargeable with it. The lack of ability
et parly statesmen te come together dem-
istraies their lack as leaders, and that
I My should net ba able te agrte upon se
simple a preposition as a reduction of
surplus revuuue, by releasing the tobacco
far, shows excessive lameness as leaders.
Tte Vasy States.
, The four new territories are very much
at sp ever their dignity. They will net
Mi as well some time later when they
itoieoimeouiaror tLe'r owneev-
it, sad may fail te find the millions
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h .: luey eapecv upon wnem te
ihArAlt. thinrJIM..,..i..
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f. i sw "i "t" f'i"tiMVM aij uuv uraw
thither as fast aa they expect Waabiag Waabiag
ten aad Seuth Dakota have the better
climes of the quartette. Mentana
Is a grazing country and never
will have a great population unless
mineral wealth brings it. It will net get
se helpless, without minerals, as Colerado
lias become, and will doubtless always be
a respectable state ; after It gets fairly
started.
Delegate Vieall says Mentana will be
a Democratic state, and se ought Waeu Waeu
lngten te be. There is an assortment of
eight United States senators, four rep
resentatives, four governors, besides state
legislators, secretaries and ee forth, te
be chosen this year, in this Northwest
neck of weeds, and the excitement be
tween the parties and the candidates may
be expected te be great accordingly.
Nene can say bow tbe result wlUbe prac
tlcally though tbe chances should favor
the Republican party, as that of the na
tional administration, which has these
baby states in charge.
TsLKaRAFH and telephone oempanlta
operating In New Yerk city have new
heard Mayer Grant's ultlraetam. If tbe
wire are net placMl underground within
thirty days the mayor declares he will pall
them down.
TnE Hoeslen will mtreh In blocks of
five la the Inauguration parade. Dudley
will net bs at their head.
The gaunt gray wolf of Russia his a
oeailn In our cold Northwest, who will be
beard of mere elten aa tbe settlements
enoreach upon hla territory and the tele
graph reaches te the field of his bloody
operation. Tbe horrible fate of a party of
children, lately published, suggests the
many talea by Western hunters of narrow
eneapca from these cowardly but hunger
maddened animals, and as tbe game grows
scarea and they retire with it te mountain
fastneMM the wolf will become, as In
Kurepe, the rare but vivid terror et many a
wilderness. There la something peculiarly
horrible and devilish In the Idea or that
shadowy, sinuous beast Hitting through tbe
Jungles er ever the slew se silently that the
traveler msy be Ignorant et his hungry
presence until he catohea tbe Insane gleam
or two cold brutal eyes, and notes the
shrinking form or tbe wateber. And when
the lone well'a howl rises with the tone
and cadence of tbe mountain storm winds
there la terror enough in that breeze te
make a man wish ter the companionship et
a ghost less material than that hungry
brute out In the darkness. The least
Imaginative must then r (member with
added details the stories of men driven te
trees for retnge from the wolves et some
lonely country ; hew, lacking weapons or
ammunition, they were held there by the
patient and ever Increasing pack until
frcztn or starved they tall te their horrible
deem. It Is mere pleasant te think el these
things as the stories et childhood with
whleh modern lite has no part, but hunger
and oeld are a brace et welvee found every
winter among the peer in tbe loneliness of
great cltlea, In small towns and in the
country poverty seldom reaches the hope
lest depths el misery, but these who will
take the trouble te leek can find the wolf
traeks.
Twe Democrats en the esmralttee of the
Legislature te greet Harrison I Speaker
Beyer, you are continually punishing the
opposition.
It is a pleasant pastime for Domecratato
contrast tbe administration of the navy by
Secretary Whitney with the unsavory
history of that department under former
administrations. There hsa net been a
single scandal, or a trace et one, through
the Democratic administration et tbe navy
department, though repairs, building and
rebuilding have been carried en with an
activity unknown slcee tbe wsr. There
was a great deal et oemplalnt evor tbe
rigid testing and rejection of the vessels
built by Jeliu notch, but all ether
work for tbe navy was subjoeted
te the same sovere trial, and It la
largely because of the fate of the Keacb
vesiels that the ethers built have been se
excollent. Their standard was in every
way higher than the Keacb vessels and
when tbe new navy is atleat these ships
Will hardly be worthy te rank in If, unless
by reason of their modern high power guns.
The Delphin, built for speed, Is slew when
compared with tbe new ships, though she
msy be very sorvlceable. Under Demo
cratic administration tbe nation finds Itself
for tbe first time In many years en the way
te Independence lu ship and gun building,
for the Ursl thing that Secretary Whitney
turned attontlen te waa the development et
our home resources ter making armor plate
plate and gun forgelngs whleh at that tltue
a mid only be bought In Europe.
Whitney utepptd buying abroad and
walled uutli be wssable te eiler manufac
turers a contract for which It would pay te
erect machinery and make bids. The
Bethlehem Iren company went luitber.sud
en the assumption ttat tbe government
must seen yield te the demand for a new
navy has been pushing the laborious work
of establishing masnlve machinery for tbe
production of armor and gun ferglngs. By
mldsummer tbey beast that they will have
a plant cspsble of producing the beat and
heaviest of tbe material, and there are new
being made In the Washington navy yard
guns c qual le any of their aizs made abroad.
And with all Ibis aetlvlty there baa been no
rumor et dnanelal crookedness or just bint
of pirty management in tbe administration
of the nsvy.
TucHKlsan unconfirmed rumor drift
ing through tbe press te tbe etleet that
President uertiln, of tbe Heading railroad,
has fermed a uempauy with 110,000,003
capital (.1? epsrataa line of fast steamers
from MenUuk Point, Leng Island, te
Liverpool. The Philadelphia Inquirer
says that this bas for years been a favorite
scheme of Mr, Uerbln's who believes that
the veysxe oeuld be he-tened te about
five and a-balf days and the frequent delay
by fogs at Handy Heek avoided. The pit n
Is te build vessels te cost f 1,200,000 each.
The long Island railroad runs te Montauk
Point, and It seems a little atrange that a
project or tbla kind waa net tried loeg
age.
Iif a leature at the Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, Dr. h. Webster Fex, the
oculist, who reeently transplanted an eye
from a rabbit te aweman,and waa preeecute i
because It tailed te work smoothly, talked
about Our eyes and hew weabuse them."
He dwelt upon the importance of having
all children undergo examination for color
blindness, Where tbe defect exist,"
said be, "let them knew It, and their life
work be ae arranged that at some import
ant epoch tbey may net find themselves
disqualified from following a chosen pro
fession or trade. Celer blinds msketbe
best Cohere, ateel engraven or weed en
gravers, for they peaiess what Is known te
their profession aa the recognition of tone."
Here Is a suggestion en which an enter,
prising school beard would act promptly.
Heme color blind boy In the Lancaster
schools msy become a railroad engineer
and wreck a train, because he la color bllr d
and don't knew it. It la In tbe direct Hue
of educaUen te teach what powers and fall
legs one may have. He said also thst
owing te tee much near work by young
children, bad light and poorly constructed
deskp, the race la becoming near sighted.
aa shown by statistics.
Kaiim mertgagee In Nebraska sggrricate
flMi OOO.COO, Nine-tenths of this suua l
eastern capital. The investors are reaping
taelve per cent. The returns of the gran
gers are net se certain.
Trr epeetal eenespeMeate was are
SMwagse earefaUy all Iks epsrsUeM ef
Osmond Harrises, and nothing tee saasil
for tetegraphle report from one sad ef the
lead te the ether, we are gravely teM,
for sxample,hew la a travelling valise pre
sented te General Harrison there was
found a Uses: with a aerew top, at wh!ea
the geeeral looked qultileally aad sailed.
He then opened his month sad emitted
language "1 net that ulargsenragb," he
said, Bnt the practical eye or Mrs. Me
Kee no sooner beheld the flask than with
tree motherly Instinct she had s plan for
Its use. On, that will be Just the thing te
b)ld baby's milk," was her decisive
declaration, and she at once carried It
away.
The correspondents must net forget te
note hew often Baby MeKee's milk llssk is
filled.
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PEHSONAIj.
I'iumek Ai.sxamekr, et Bsttenburg,
was recently married te Marie lieisenger,
the opera singer.
Boyd Oummines, et Philadelphia, baa
donated te WUllamapert a valuable plot el
land, consisting of nearly titty sores, te be
used forever sa a pnblie park. The land
is situated en one of the most elevated
points, near the middle of the oily, and la
valued at about 180,000. Mr. (Jammings u
a native et Wlillamspert but baa long been
a resident et Philadelphia.
FniNea Birmabck, at hla dinner te the
members et the Lewer Ileuse el the Prus
sian Diet en Friday, said he regarded It aa
an utter Impossibility that the Hamean
question should have the affect or Inter
rupting these friendly relatiene between
Germany aad America whleh had existed
reracsniury. xne geogrspniesi auuauen
of Bamoa and the Imperreotlea of tele
graphic communication rendered It Impos
sible ter him te be responsible ter all tbe
acta of German agents in the Paolfle, bnt
the parties In the dispute were animated by
tbe best spirit, and no denbt Germany's
commercial Interests would net materially
auffsr.
BicifAieR Ineali.h made an eloquent
reference te tbe immetuilty et the soul in
his tribute te the late Congressman Kurnea.
He said: "If in this world only we have
hope and consciousness duty must be a
eblmera; enr pleasures and ourpssslena
abeuld be the guides oteonduo'; and virtue
is inaeea a auperaimen ir life ends at the
grave. This is tbe conclusion which the
philosophy et negation must accept at last.
If the life of Burnen Is aa a tspsr that la
burned out, then we treasure hla memerv
and his example In vain, and the latest
prayer of hla departing spirit has no mere
sanctity te us, who sooner or later must
fellow him, than the whltper el wind that
atir the leaves of the protesting forest or tbe
murmur of wavea that break upon the
complaining shore."
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Wires SSuit Ue Uudtrgreand.
Mayer Oran', at Menday'a meating of the
Mew Yerk beard of eleetrlca control
demonstrated his Intention te have no
mere dilly-dallying with tbe question or
removing the unsightly telegrapu poles and
tbe almost Impenetrable network of wire
wnien cover me city, upon his suggestion
thirty days were granted te all telephone
and telegraph companies en the aubway
lines te bury their wires underground and
remove their poles. He said tbst If tbey
were net down by that time he would pull
them down.
There sre less parsons allllctcd with rheu
mailiin sluce ear diuggUU luve te:a Balva Balva
lien oil
few are awara of the Importance or chock check
ing a ceurii or common cola lulls flrat Uksc.
That which In tha bfalnnlDg would ylelu lu a
inllu remtuy, If nculueud, seen prove upon
the lung. Ilr. Hall's Coah -yrup sfferds ln
Uutiellflf. Ulsanlnrulllb'.ereuicuy, 1'rlce
05 eents a bottle
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eliANK'H UVKK P1LUH.
TUEQKNUINK DK.C.
McLANE'S
JEI.KUK.ATX1
LIVER PILLS.
Intemperance a Disease,
When the celebrated Dr. Kushdeclarnd that
drunkenness was a disease, liaununrlttea a
truth which the experience and observation
of medical men Is every day confirming. 1 ha
many apparently Insane nzcesaes otthese who
ItuluiKeIti theuse of spirituous llqners may
thus be acconnted for. 'J he ti ae cauie of con
duct, which is taken ler Infatuation, Is Tery
IruquenUy a dlic-twed slate of the (.Iver. Me or
gnu In the human system wlwn deranRfd, pro pre pro
dueos a mere frightful catalPtrnu of eUfnc.
And ir, instead or applying- remedies te the
manifestations or the disease, as Is tee elten
tliu case physlclnns would prescilbe wllu a
view te the original can-in. fewer deaths would
result from diseases Induced by n deranged
ata'oef the I.Iver. Tlirw-feurths of Uie dls dls dls
oases enu mera ted under the head of Consump
tion have their seal In a eiittuul l.lvhr. ma
Coniilue llr. V. McLnua's Liver I'llli, prepared
y riemluif.lliea., l'ltuburtr, l'a, , aroasure
euro,
Mr, Jonathan Houghman, or West Union,
Park Ce, lllliinls, writes te the proprietor,
riemlne Uretners, of niubiirg, l'a, that be
had Burrured from a severe ana protracted at
tack et fuvur and ok tie, ana was completely
lestered te health by ten use of the genuine
Dr. u. MoLane'a Liver lMlls alone. 1 hese fills
unquotUenauly peaseaa great properties, una
eau be taken wlthdocldeaadvautogeforuiauy
diseases requiring Invigorating remrdlea, bnt
the Liver Fills stand pro-emtnent as tha means
et leslerlug a duortranizuailver te healthy ac ac
tleni bunce the great celebrity they have at
tained. lnslstonhavlnKtheKenulnaDr.O. lie Lane's
Liver Nile, pi eparea by riemlng llrei.. t'Ute
burg, fa. All arngglsu keep them. Nice 28
conwabex. (n
AVEK'S HAHSAPAitll.lA.
High Pressure
Living characteiltes thoae medern days. The
result Is a feurful Increase et llraln and Heait
Dlsoase-Uenertl Debility, Insomnia, V aral
ysla unfl Insanity. Chloral ana Merphia aug.
mentlhoevU. Thouiedlclne beat adapted te
de permanent geed Is Ayer's Baraaparllla, it
purines, enrlches and vitalizes the bleed, and
thus strengthens every lunctlen and faculty
of the body,
" 1 have used Avur'sSaraapartlla m my fam
ily, for) ears. 1 hat e found It Invaluable as
A CURE
for Nervous lieMltly cansed by an Inactive
livorandalew state el the blejd." lleury
liacen, Acnlu, Ohie.
" rer some time I hav been treubled with
heart aiiuasn. 1 never found anything te help
uie until l began using Ayer's Harsaparlila 1
have only used this medlotne six month, but
It lias relieved me from my trouble, and ona ena ona
blea me te resume nerk."-J.l Curxanetu
ferry, 111,
!' i 2"? been a Practicing physician for
pverhalf a century, and duriug thaflmet
have never leund se powerful and reliable an
alterative and bleed purifier as Ayert tlarsa-parllla."-ijr.
M. lUxstart, LouliiUie. Ky,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
raancae sr
Dr. J. O. Ayer Bt Ce., Lewell, Maw.
Prien 11 1 six bottles, is.
frth.tl'einl
Werth U a bottle.
VUitHLHXiUlX fOWUHti,
QOMPLKxfdlTpewbKR.
LADIES'
Will) VALUE A UCriNKU COlIfl.KIIOIt
POZZONI'S
MEUIOATEU
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brllllAut .transparency te the
akin. Uemoves all pimples, ireekles and Oh
colorations, ana mikes the skin dellcatelv
soil and beautiful. ItcenUlns no lime, white!
? or arsenic. In three shades, pluk or flesh!
white ana brunette. v ,
rOH. BALE BT
AH DrujrgtatE and Faney Qoelm
Dealara Averywhers,
sp&iva or "os.-.
WAtrAMAJCBVB
rsHtasausu, Tatsday, rek. , Mat.
Glorietft.
De you knew the shift ?
It is fiilkand-woel.
The warp, which is thrown
up te the face, Is all silk, the
filling is wool, the effect is
changeable and beautiful a
sort of sublime silk-warp mo
hair, only better.
Crush it in your hand, then
shake it out. Where are the
wrinkles ? Drep dust upon It,
then shake it again. Where is
the dust? Gene, like the
wrinkles.
A full dress pattern is 7
yards, sometimes mere, and
again less. Such a pattern
weighs a pound and a quarter,
and is se compact that Bene
dict may easily carry it home in
his overcoat pocket. A troop
of Gloriosa came te the Nev
elty Dress Goods counters late
last week in blue, red, yellow,
steel, gray, plain and striped.
48 inches wide at $1.50. No
body told of their coming. But
somehow the stuffs caught the
eye and wen the approval of
many wise women. A Gloriosa
stampede began.
Are you net interested ?
Seuth irest of centre.
Plaids up te almost any price
you please.
Take one grade 75c.
Mere than one hundred and
fifty styles. Big effects and lit
tle effects. All the delicate
new shades show in the dainty
color hodge-pedge.
Stripes en the same warps,
and just as pretty :
r'usier stripes
Craanated stripes
read stripes
mixed itrlpee
Modest colors all.
A multitude of Bordered
stuffs.
Seutneist of contra.
Get a Colored Silk-Warp
Henrietta that's worthy the
name, and you've a delightful
stuff. Whatever is geed in the
wool shows. They help each
ether. Silk never seems se
silky nor wool se soft as when
the two get together in a Hen
rietta. Pretenders, of course. There
is the trouble. Fair outside
and even tint isn't all. Get a
bit between thumb and fingers.
Pull. Dees it slip ? There's a
test. The flimsy, sumpsy studs
that masquerade as Silk-Warp
Henriettas give with very little
pressure. They're a nuisance.
We won't touch a yard of
Silk-Warp goods that we don't
knew te be right. Seft but
springy, lustrous, firm.
Only the best makes. Line
of Colored Silk-Warp Henri
ettas is new complete. $1,
$1.25 and $1.50.
Noarceutreof the store.
An armful ei Beeks from the
New-Boek Table :
Je-athun and ills Continent. Ur
MaxM'Hntl 1 le
The Amerlesn Commonwealth. 117
Jsuiu llryee. a vels 6 40
A Daughter or Kvu. By the Auther
et Margaret Kent 1 10
Bctpn IQe ltellglsn. ily l.auieuce
ellphaat x 00
Tha .tunef Kenmure 110
Tneuab tha Ueurl of Asia. Ky (ia-
bilel Bonvalot. a vels 77
Matt-l'e Annual. A UiclepteOla for
1-s-V. .,,..,..... 1 go
French lialts. By W". c. Ilrewnell... 1 lu
ThoUeyramrntoflhelUnlleaMiate!.
Ily W. J. cooker n
Hptilcs and Men. liy Agne Keppller
W hi tiker's Almanae for 1199..... w
Paper cover tl
Uerunde's alarrlue. liy W. Helm
burg. Tiunjlared by Mrs. J. W.
JJavU de
fapci cover w
first and Fundamental Truth. By
MoCesh i te
Klumentary Htitery et Art, liy
D'Auvers. New edition j 03
K bert Klsmere. Ily Mi. UumphtT
WarJ.... '... SJ
Itoachcreft at Uoelstoua, iy Char
letteM Yonge me
Mexico, story of the Mit'eni. By
tiismllate.. . i j0
Commedore Junk. By U. Mnnvllle
t'enn , 75
A M'tfnrrkea Uoneratlen By L. 11,
Walfeid ;5
l'apsr jj
Tee Land of Darkness. By Authcr
of the Little Ptia-rim .......... )
Ancient Heme. By Hodolfo Lin-
ilanl 4&Q
Authers at Heme. By J. L, uud J. B.
lillder, 1 10
All the newest Beeks are en
that table. Loek in welcome.
There's no easier way te keep
run of what the publishers are
doing.
" Stories by American Au Au
teors "; ten separate and com
plete volumes. Seme of the
most noteworthy stories of late
years. Pens of Bayard Tay Tay
eor, Frank R. Stockton, Har
riet Prescott Spoflerd, Brander
Matthews, Henry James, Celia
Thaxter, Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps, Park Benjamin, N. P.
Willis, and a dozen ethers.
Bound in cloth, and made te
sell at 50c. Our price 10 cents
a volume.
Seme of the covers are a lit
tle soiled.
Near Thlr.eenth street en trance.
A reversible Black Beard,
with genuine slate for the
"beard," is a novelty. Neat
strong stand ei imitation
cherry ; slate lace 13x24 inches.
You'd expect te pay double
that.
Juniper ana Mirket streets corner.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
UPKOIAU " :
Tbe last of our HeavyTvclubU In Ireuter.
Baitings ana Overcoat l'atterns made te your
order at your own price.
MeQRANN Se NOWLHW,
UMtdUHTTAUOE,
NO. ti WEST KlXOSTKIJCr.
pAixrti ejlsmt oeMvotma
Spring Disorders
Shattered asms, Urtd. brslt, issymiwHsst,
ibint4 system, all ars the utini (
laths SprlBg. AmedlehMtBtut ksmsvS.snd
BOtklnn quAbj PJal C!r OstapcmsC
WUteurjpralioua-jreu cannot help b b
ltevtac a aiilnUnstcl parljr.
Brlttdlwurasral W. L. anenUsU, larUag larUag
ten.vt, writs : "itaTs tu ralaa's Oelary
Compound ea several oceatteas, sad always
wlUbeneflL Last sprtajr, betag TaryaiBek
iiindewaanaaebllltakeCt nnaiBnawil Uk.
lef It, TwobetUesauKteme rel like a aw
aaa. AsarBeralUraleaaeprtaf BaestieiM
I oeaot kaew tte eqaal."
S,:na8.,a?,c,e,7ei. It is lity te
&AMDWAK8.
QUUKBIH, BROOMS AND BKUSHKS.
DK1VM
is
!
km
A Geed PaUnted Buekst for 10c.
Agate, Tin and Flbrt .
Geed Breems, 2 for 25c.
Breems at AllFrleM.
Geed Scrub Brushes, 5c.
BrutbM In BandlcM Varitty.
JHOIOE OLOYER
Everything In HouMFurnkhleg Goods.
RE ILLY BROS. & RAUB,
Net. 40 and 42
CABTMrHALL.
HAHOB.IM8 I
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
WILTON, VMLV1T, BODY BBU88IL8,
Tipeitrj, legrtlD, Danask aid Yeietlai, Rtf ud Chtle Carpeti,
OIL VLOTH8, WINDOW MHJLDMB, e.
We Iieve uw Larcaat mm4 Beat Bleek la tka Olty,
H. S. SHIRK & SONS.
Oermt Wtflt Kiif til Wit BfrMtai UiiUr, kV
WATCH JU.
TO-ATOHEH
amerTcan 1
Optical floods. IwIagrapaTUaa Dally. Eve
Aruele in tbla Una uaratully JUpalraE.
liODIS WHIR,
a 1KM m. Quean BU'Eaar F. E. B. Stottea.
JEWKtiKR AND OPTICIAN.
GILL.
Jeweler and Optician.
II your eyes trouble yeu attend te them Im
tneaiataly. The use et PBOFEU QLA88ES restore
sights, Rlves comfort and pleasure.
Lancaster ha long felt tha need et a SPE
CIAL UfTIuIAN. ife are new nreparea te
masure your eye, ntglaases with the FEE
C181UN or am OUUEIBT, having full ana
oeinplsto ontfltet test lenses reuuuea In per
fect measurement
satisfaction guaranteed in overy lnitanea.
OHAELES 8. GILL,
Ne. 10 West King Street,
LAMUABTEB. FA.
weitn.
WE AUK NOW OrrglUNU AB LABQE AMU
riNttausser
WATCHES
AND
JEWELRY
A can be shown, and at LOWEE PUCES
than have ever been quoted for goods el equal
quality,
UOalE AND UK YOUU OWN JUDGE.
Walter A. Herri
NO. 101 NORTH QTJaUN ST.,
COUNEUOrOEANUE.
JIASDWAUM,
iTAK8HALL & KBNQ1KK.
Hardware! Hardware!
JUBT BECB1VKD AT
MARSHALL REHGIER'S,
9& 1 1 Seuth Queen St.,
A I.AUQE INVOICE Or
TOBACCO TW1NB & T03ACCO PAPIR,
sold at the l.ewcgt Mar kit 1'rlcei.
Alse, large auorlmeatef
H0U8E-STIRE GOODS !
80I.EAUENT8 rOKTUK
Butcher Heuse Bene.
tebS-lyd
SAl.KHMKN-WK WlhH A I'KW MBN
te sell our goods by sample te the whole
sale and retsll trade, large, t manufacturers
luenrilns. Mnolesa leant stamp. wa8
per day. Fermanant position, me postal an
swered. Meney advanctd for wave, advsi
tisimr, ete. eEhtemmiaL MAMUT'O OOh
Unctnuati, Ohie. jaadMKSM
SWSt -- mt wmmr Tl-.
rasar
lefaW
tar esiiaa at H ks grtaa atMlra eat-
Ctltry Compound
ta aiaebiiwa taTaiaaa,fitBBiBiaatiSbr
euitSwMaesMeVbTBUaleijera, praises br
uiat.aa4a4sTataa krusa saasiaaMtnrars,
as a tprt asasMataa wlBaa wBt e all thtls
Msitjaaafam; UaaH lata aawtac, mims aaw
qakMUrUtesMtjeaap. ""
Purlflttthe Bleed.
rellaefoaaUetweaiaarfBl carasjaatu b
rata eaiasr O awuast altar etaar aaT
lm. Bis tar ne. Draituu.
WELLS, mtCMAEPSOE CO., BarttaiVM.Tt
Dyi With DitMt. Dm
tMOetmm
Tan Genu sUeh.
1N-
R
Bnekttt of All lindi-Otdar,
1
North Queen Street. .
OCtB-TAI
BAJKIAIBTtil
BOOTS AND HROMB.
G
QINQ TO STAT I
Going te Stay.
A 1 could net complete my ar
rangement ter tbe maanfactnrlrjg
of Shee at preaent, I will con
tinue la the retailing of Beet and
Shoes, and wilt continue te give you
soma et.tha best.bargain in
BOOTS and SHOES
that has ever been offered in thl
market. I have cut the prices in
nearly everything, and In the nner
the quality tha greater the reduc
tion se eeme early and we will try
and please you.
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
88 80 BABT KOTO, HT
1VAMOASTBB. FA. aXVl 0
IOOTS AND SHOKi
TBI 14 0ASI3 OR 585 PilBS
or
Ladies' A Children's Shoes
en which you en save 23s,
Dalr. and wnlrh we have bear
tee. or SI .(0 ear
tch we have bcen advertising ler
the past month, are selling very last.
Se Don't Blame Us
IF YOU GET LEFT,
BY EOT BUYINQ Ot TUIS LOT BErOUE
TUEYAUB ALL BOLD,
Every pilrlswerththeprlcethey were made
te sell for. but remember waaie telling them
AT AND BELOW WHOLESALE FEtUKB.
Tke Ou-Ptlce Ceae Hoate,
d
Tbi Ludfcrs of Lew PricM
IE
BOOTS 8c SHOES
Ne. S EMt KlBg Street,
LAMCASTEU. FA.
Sretere Closed Every Evening at 6 O'clock
Exeapt Monday and Saturday.
OHOPOSAL8.
AT i herawili be received at the office of tha
City Treisnrer, plans, specineatlens and esti
mate for a new cential Market Heuse en
ground belonging le the city et Lancaster,
en which are no r erected two Market Heuse.
Bach
ehnlan and anaclBcatlen most ba aocem
narna
nlad with an estimate showing tha probable
oeat and expanse of the building. The plan,
aneciaoaueo andattlmata will be inbmltted
te ceuncu. ana uie one aaepiea wui ee paia
Tha above p'aa will be received up te 7
o'clock p. in., March 6, 1869, By order of
ataBKEr Committee.
J.H.BATBte,Clerk. MhU-letd
WL JflBUKH, UKNX1MT.
Faiticniar attention gtvaa ta tiling
a ai ulii lliaalail taeth. 1 naira an
itcat tatprevemanu for doing nlea work
fi ttt rannhla nnat Uavlnavaaraef ex
attana la tha una alUaalamtoreteglva
money
BBBtfHffsr sTarBWiWiiuiBJi
tT.
-I aaa
Breems Mm
A Reinder !
FREY
ECKERT
0MT VSOM
jiMT rrrrura oemct.
C.B.
C. B. a la Spirits
C.B.
the but nnin gobbet ir the
Ter sat by taaalag MarabaaU.
mxmeuum 00.,
rjllUt PKOPLK'B OAMH RIUR&
e
COMMBNU1NQ
8ATURD1T, ESE 23d,
TO CONTINUE UNTIL ALL IS SOLD.
lemiMitfl of Dress CMvit,
IteaiMtarWkiteCM(ls,
BemBEMts cf EmfereUttst ,
BEMNANT3 OF
MBSliQS.GiDoIllDSjlCklDelSlG.
ALSO
A BIO BARGAIN
IN
DRESS BUTTONS
rr.ACAEDera dozens.
BEQULAKPBICE.i5e.T0 2c. FEBDUZtN.
A Large Letof 60e. Oeneta radueed
te 87e.
Large Let of ll.OO GeraEta
duced te 76e.
re-
ree. F. Bathven,
MO. 35 BAST KINO STRUT,
LANGABTEB, FA
mjnt-lv
N
KV? HPR1NQ OOODM.
NEW
SpringGoeds.
WATT & SHAN D
Offer a Qreat Opportunity for the Furchiae of
Black and colored
DRESS SILKS
At Very Lew Prices,
Blaek Surah Bilks at sic, eiXc, lie, 11 (e a
yard.
Black atln Bhadames at SlXc c, 75c, Jc,
Black Grea Grain Sllkr, wc,62Hc.75eayard.
Black Dress Bilk, '23 Inches wide, 7Se and
II oe a yard.
Special Value In the ranrms Uaakell Illicit
Dress silks, warranted te wear well, at flce,
ltS,S187K.SlOayard.
Black tatln Luxor at II 00 and SI t5 a yard.
French Faille Dress Bilks, all color. 8Xc
anasioeaycrd.
Colored 'alie Bhadime, special bargain at
7Xeayaid.
Beyal Armure Dress Bllkp, a new weave,
very handsome, all colon, &) Inches wide, (1 uu
a yard.
New Woolen Dress Goods, I Irgant French
Plaids, te Inchea wide, 75e a yard.
New styles and Colorings la Faney Stripe
and Flald. e inches wide, tee a yard.
Jamestown Plaids and 8 tripes, in all shsdes,
Including Blacks and Ureys.U Inches wide,
S7MC a yard.
Bide Band Dress Goods, beantllul shades,
Kt, SI Ce, l a yard.
Five Thousand Yards mtibed and Plain
Spring riannel Bull lugs, AIl-Wcel, Zic a yard ;
worth S7Hc
AT TUB
New Yerk Stere.
MOWMMWVMMlAMUWm mien.
QAUU AHD HHB
4MB-
ROCHESTER LAMP
HtyOanaUa-Llghti Baata Uaaa all.
AaotkarLetef cbbaf glebes tr
ousteva.
TBI PaWravOTIOWM
METAL MOULDING A BOBBBB OUBUIU
WEATRBR STRIP
Beau them alLrrkl strip entwaars all ethers.
Keep out the cold. Btep rattling of windows.
Exclude tke dnst. Eaep ent snow and rain.
Anyone aaa apply it oe waste or dirt made
tm annlTtn! It. Can be Ettad anywhere no
bon, ready set aaa. Uwfll aet spUL
uu in Bunk. a aarttna Krra.1 tna :
narfiat. At tte fltera, Haatar me Baais
i
u -or-:
Jehn P. Selianm & Sens
94 SOUTH QUBBN BT
LABOABTBB. FA.
PJtOTOQKAPIW
QUR L0O A IDOZEN
Cabinet Pliotegrapbs
Are Mounted en Fin Geld Serrated Amen
can Mount. Twe hidings Allowed en Al
Three Dellar Werk,
AT
ROTE'S,
NO. 60 1-3 NORTH QTJBBN BT.
Next Doer tot'ue PostetUco.
Ian7-md
.ArruJLVATra.
T OTUKK B. KADKJfMAN,
ATTOBNBT-AT-LAW,
Steend Fleer Ehlman Law Building, Be. tit
North Saks Strset. eaHyaAw
Remnant Sb
t