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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13, 1860.
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ft FwHMtfea PMce.
9,'WBlehBMbM a law
bmhI her ittut books,
ilhtklMMl tMaufMtere of
liquor, Lm decided net te
sank & MffulAilan lale bet
Tlte iWibttkm sdveMtei
i ItwM pat there It would be
L Thejr fasBd that the law was
but conceived tbatl tee
i would net. be. Upen
1 they trees, this expectation,
rlMttrkaawtfacflaKlrea. Trebibly
reJM that, with prohibition ttttd
t Ik tacdaaeatal law, the LegU-
i ad the police could be bandied
ta the work et prohibition.
I pillli at Yemeni failed te be per-
: M Tetei de wb the aaendtneni.
Wietrpeet that the people of rennsyU
i will be kubed Inte a state of mucti
terertbe Jane election upon
qaestkm whether tha manufacture
IMiealeet Intoxicating beverages shall
liMwtbaed here, where the situation is
Het from that in New Hampshire
;i. Ike 'fret that liquor is new lawfully
til' Meier a high license by persons of
I character, authorized by the courts;
i in New Hampshire anybody may
MM without license who desires te violate
the law.
f -The Pennsylvania practice hardly nt eds
iieDe praisea, as mucn ine Dest practice,
te the Intelligence cf unprejudiced mind?.
We de net think that the advocate of
t4ftOBtbltlea can bs credited with both
Irtellitence and Impartiality. We bold
.jtbe'docrrl&etebe wrong in theory and
Ineffective in practice. viewing its
; practical failure wherever it lias been
,Stail U la vara .tinlnnH. in unrWctnnil
1.-. , .. ,., -....wU.. , -- --
Bewany intelligent advocate or preuiui-
L i tn ati fatfnr If mrtti sttfinaMnl Itf lintV tin
&..-" -"'" -"-.r"""'..7.." :
.saiui tirina rnt inn irdTivA aimninitmn nr
I&vtkt. qm of intoxicating b9 vera ires from a
W!T Sam ll.t nnln .tt. I lift a flint.. i. .mifdl
a"jmh nuwu uuj yiuuiuibe fcucu unuuinu
I and sale I a the state and leaves tue
'ai gatea down for their importation Inte it.
i4. If a fanatic could see, the fervid rre
If'klbUlenist could net fail temte howtbe
f Republican governors et this state bave
ftf. Bland with his weakness and hew thev
jtavB thrown him a atone when he has
Mktd for bread. The Republican Legls Legls
ktere and governor, professing their
RV5.
ftlsaatllllv nr Initlfrnreni'A tn TrnlillilH.in.
!'-?''' Wax lAliallt nl.anta lt.n T.,. 1 1, 1 1 1 n..
f;5f,Tete by ordering a separate election, for
lW SH afjtlal amtarf alnmanf nf tha "lrrt-
wi Ublttenlsts, wherein they may ask the
rJ- siannlri nf ttin ntntn whaMmr flmw ara In
CtTOr Of nrehlbltlnff Ihn mnnufnntnrn nnd
S stile of Intoxicating beverages In tLe
late
nfeSw, . - ..... . .
K:"S" u ine neonie rav ves. then it Is still in
tthf power of the Bepubllcan state gev
kfllllUttr rA ntf ntiAtriAe tlin l.ttta Almlt te
'enacted te carry out the constitution; and
te flw them further play, they have de.
i-viweraieiy ceninvea mat tne cenbUtu-
RMlUml i1a-l(An atmll tia aMt nnnn n J.n
r WW.. V.WW.WU WMHI. uu uv.u U'VJU t J
?A'Bnm Vrhlch lha fnnt1tnllnti aeam tn
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''. hum it uni.wrul tn linld it : as mat tun
ltOectienmay bosetaside by the supreme
casta of the Legislature because of their
a" wiiwii.miiuminfcw
;v jit Is se evident that the ltepubllcnn
.3if-Men or me state are playing wtin txiin
.iFttefiroblbitien and thellnuer Interest, as
p'tj Bake ihelr pretence patent te the
Seonstltutlenal prohibitory amendment.
Jr-f which is one only in eeemlng, te be voted
uuu u ujr ui uuuutiui ifjjuui, nun
that'enly can have vitality through their
mwciiuDUk uuuuu. jlub uueii iiiuiruauu
jV.vpen the strings all the time, uud
pect te have both liquor dealers and
SPfttllf it Haw lata .Inn A, till... .... tl.nn
y vuvinuauwuiukU IUU101UU3 U lUL'J OCt.
iit the prohibitory amendment is passed.
IS? they will have provided a cellar for the
;s- muer monkey and expect it te dance as
taey puu the string; and they have pre.
lUted likewise a bone te held before the
f "Prohibition dot", lliat he mav amusa lilin.
elfin jumping for till he Is tired; but
iaailher monkey or deg will get anything
ara exercise and worry while the nlav
en, and the directors rake In the
atcmey.
U a. rasume cr Legislators.
m The interesting debate in the Illinois
lAgialatere ever resolutions denouncing
m egiun political party, might be read
aUtd theufftit tinnn with nrndf lie Ihn Ien.
fe..i. r. .:."". "r.".-r v" ""
-i imj.cn ui evuer siatei. it lias Decema
ult an ordinary thloget late for en.
jb thBSiastic Irlsh-Amexicans, or politicians
who wish te secure their geed will, te
i-Viatreduca resolutions of this kind, and
gjS; tfcey de net often meet with serious oppe.
fcVaiUfia LecausA thn vmnitlilea nf mnil
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l-f-wyra ui luioceumry are yum ine Heme
Rule party, and the average member of
ttM Iieglslatvra thinks that the resel u tiens
I taaSmta Lhn Itih. lIlaillAQOn tlie Ilrltlel.
lAaariatneraev ami ilnn't Hn nnu Imrm t.,
t'ivarage member don't knew anl don't
i te knew whether statements et the
rf"aav1tiHnna nra trna an.l l.n ln ,...t .t
ttiflirwmn 'w ...u unci auu UD u IJUIM3 BHIU-
Bte u give uis irlsn-Amerlcan friends a
IWe rope, and te let them shout "Erin
2-p- UUUIU, D y.uuuus UlljU 1 " XUe
amage memner, however, would preb.
tiwmj we greatiy sneexcu una aueered te
'; learn that the Uritfc.li l'ailluinent. or thn
f'liw-makera of Canada or Australia ld
'weitaken te formally deneunca the
of an American political party.
te declare sympa'hy with its
ents. We were very properly
raant ever the British ymiuthy
i 'With the tieutb during the war. There
?fc.,just new quite a bretzj et mild
leilignatlen against a German paper that
i ventured the absurd onienton thit
Oitaaniln An.erlciara hated because
their Industry. Resolutions of svm.
"f ithy are apparmtly harmle3, tiut they
nr preauce a creas deal of bid failing
l-'jwliw aimed at a foreign ceun'ry nnd
waeauii uauers wiut which the people
ten them are net at all familiar.
lO ar Uw-mikers had better stick clew te
rewn work and let foreign countries
, aim themselves. Tereenally they an
,at liberty te sympathlzsksvlth 1'arntll uud
MNafctefte, but the LtglsUture of mi
.n state csually has weik ebeuah
laeaw te claim every cejtly mimi'e of
It legal Arrests.
( : arlvate dttectlve from New Yerk,
cay, met r luguive named
a, tvt "UV1U te HH JlJa.ll!L',
i tU all eels of l'niladelphia. lie did
a wurrant for his arreit, and
(.Ui take him without one.
retltUd and ran away,
Palltdslphla policeman joint d
H4 chS'c, npn being ibeirij
by tat deteeUve a telegram dlrecU
big htm te get the aaan.and the police pelice
mn finally caught rnillpsen and knocked
him down with his billy.
The magistrate before whom he was
taken disregarded the unlawful arrest
and held htm te await a requisition from
the governor of New Yerk, a warrant
for the arrest having been ebtnlned after
it had been nude.
This shows the badly demoralized con
dition of the legal knowledge of the
Philadelphia police force. Hut a short
while age one et the Philadelphia judges,
we believe Judge Allisen, took occasion
te state elaborately the law et arrest, upon
the appearance before htm et a case in
which a warrant had been deemed unnec
essary ; he Informed the police force that
a warrant could never be dispensed with,
unless the unlawful act wai done lu the
presence et the arresting eillcer. This
law Is as old as the law Itself; but is
persistently de fled by the constabulary.
In this case of l'hlhdelphli there wtB
no reason nt all why the efllser who was
looking ferPhll'pien should net have pro
vided htmselt with a warrant ; and tbere
can be no question that if Philip Jen had
killed him te get away from htm he
would have been Juatilkd ln se doing ,
unfortunately for him he only ran, and
was caught. The magistrate should cer
tainly have discharged him; but he could
have taken little by that motion, since he
could have been promptly re-arrested en
the warrant that had then been obtained.
If Phllipsen had been an Innocent man,
everyone would see that a great outrage
had been perpetrated upon him. As be
happsned te be guilty there Is no chance
of sympathy for him personally. Still
the offense of the efllcers et the law
ngalust it Is just as serious as though
they hnd dene harm te the Innocent. It
Is net for the efllcers of the law te raise
their hands against It at any time that
they deem it expedient; and it will be
well when a few Philadelphia policemen
are persuaded et this by the discipline of
the courts.
Wiikn nunilloethor. are lutoreatod In
what tbey leayu. Tbey are Intercited In
wtiat tbey take, I'lgett took his life and
left tits lorgerlos both bad, Krlcsaen took
his record et talents and time well uied
and left Ills lnventtnrn. Williamson took
the record et a llfe parsed in the accumula
tion of niMiuy, and ielt that money .ter dl dl
trlbutlen. itev. Kudei.imi U. Uatki, et Uutler
county, hat very Interesting law ault la
the common pleai cenrt of Philadelphia.
Belnaured hlmtcKwIth the Philadelphia
Mutual Accident Kellef Micolatlen and
under the terms nt bla policy the aaaoelatlon
wm te pay him (23 a week ln cate of acci
dent The parten was chopping weed ene
day at his weed plle when he let tbe axq
slip uRaltiBthii kuce In ueh a manner that
he wasoentlnod tehUbed ler four week p.
He demanded f 100 In accordance with tbe
terms of his rol!ej, but was rotuaed en the
ground that chopping weed was net a part
of his dnty ah a clprgymar, atd te could
only elalm relief for Injur lea that might
befall him tn tbe line et clerical work. He
baa rotnlned c-ouuell and brought suit, and
we wlab him aucceaa as the principle et the
company', relueal is capable of alarming
cxtenMc n. The locretary of the association
aaya that If tbe clergyman lnanred as a
clergyman, he had no right te cbep weed,
tend te his hers9, or perferin any of the de-
meatle duties suppoied te fall te the let of
the oeuutry paraeu.
Mew It bu lcaured odller should tool,
dentally stab himself will) his shears
would this BMocistlen retnae him com
pensation en the ground that his
pioper weiea was the jen, and
has ue night le use theabcara7 '1'hla toore teore toere
try, by the wr.y, ene J. W. Ceeley, aaya
that the llfe of the country parien la net ae
quint nnd devoid of danfter as Is generally
suppaccrt. Tlie cruntry preacher and the
country doctor are considered bad risks
aid many accident inauraoce companies
cither rotuae te Inaure theiu or rnte them
very low. The roverend gentleman who
cuthlsktiee In tuppewd te have becn lu
wired by an 00ut who was niiw te the
bualiieta.
Hi:nateu tJu uiim an aaya that the peeple
et the United Htvten and Canada wilt grad
ually melt Inte ene government Netwltb
Btaudlng tha mlldnesi of the wlnter we
ohservo that Canada appears te be a pretty
well frrzjn country and all the political and
phalcal melting, an3ara te be en our si Je
et the line.
Tim inyaloneua murdtr of Drugget
Wauhsung In Hew Yerk and the stubborn
refusal et the enand boy In the store te
c:niiMeny knowledge of the orlme have
excited a great deal et speculation and the
boy Kruliacli has oemo in for a large share
et ausplclcua orltlelim. Judge Lyneh
wculd have hung htm long age simply
bcoauae he Hed perMatently and rcekleaaly
when hla niestlouera picased htm. The
det6etlvcM admit that Ihey did net
dream of Ills oenncatlnn with the
orlme until thfy eanght him lying
and ever unce tbey have been atlmulatlug
hi! ability in that line with great Industry
and no apparent result Krullaeh continues
te Ue auU nlte an stolidly rofuiea te Le
trapped lu any a J (illusion et a knowledge
et the crime. Iuapoeter Byrnes thought
that be could make the boy talk, but even
ha wni bitll 'd and like the ethera lnalated
tint KrulUub kuowaeraethlng of the crime.
All tbii Huaplelpn wm helped along auuz
lngly by a llttlu hatchet which was found
en tha hocne of the murder utalned with
bleed and which n batdware man said the
bay had bought from him en tbe day et the
crlme.
Tne whole cue aeemea plain ai a pike
autt. The boy had bought the hstchet,
murdered the diujgl't and reaelved te
stay where he was uud lie. He wai a par
ticularly atnlid aud atupld boy, otberwlae
he might bave been ae.red into sajlng
aeniBthlug criminating or something that
would help along ibeau.plclousef his cjues cjues
tlenera. Tne ease does net seem te be very
premlslng.aa the boy will probably continue
te refone te aay anything calculated te have
hlmiett hung, acd the polies den't atom
te be able te de anything but atk him tn
various reunjabsut ways te talk his Ufa
away. They call tbe lad dull, stupid,
stolid, but the couiae et the New Yeik
police seems anything but brilliant
KOll ILLINOIS OK lKkX&NP,
l.liely liluaieuut Maaolutleta Ucuuuuc
lug tb Tery ee Icy.
A lively dleouaslen was prtelpllated In
the Illinois Ueuie of KeprtBtcuilvea en
en Monday evening. KepreBantattve Jonei
introduced three wbereasca and retelvcs
denouncing the Tery pollev of Ireland and
declaring sympathy with Uladslene, Par
neli and the lian people, and moved tbelr
adepiicu.
"I would like te Inquire," aald Mr.
Bparka, "Whether we are bere fur the rmr rmr
peae et l-gisiailnp for the state of Illinois
rr ler KnRlscd f iughter, or the lrlU
prenletn liolnneT"
I Btrlkw ine," aald Mr. Mirlle, "that
i "Imply dcolaratlen of war against
fcegland. tLaugbterj J think from
IIiIhMuk te I ha readlne. ii i .. ... '12,
b,Mtlitr!:,,Ul,lc,,t P"Kd a.w aided
by
'Yea, that Is what It says,'1
retorted Mr.
fcheuted Mr.
viiMvaj,
'And If. tte truth, tee,"
Carmedv.
"Well, that la a pretty serious charge te
make agilast our nolgbberV lOB.s'.ed
Mr. Martin. "1 move the resolution be
referred le tbe committee en foreign rela-
Ji don't," shouted Mr. OToele. "I
te aV the aaotlesi ca she table,"
Mr. Martin attatnpMd te withdraw lite
notion, bat Mr. Miliar objects. When,
later, he fatted te Insist upon hie ordsetien,
Mr. Kretsleger renewed tbe motion te
reftr.
"I want te say that 1 prepared these rese.
IuiIebs la geed fallb," aald Mr. Jonas.
"There Is nothing In them tbat ought net
te meet the Indersement of tbe Ifeeme,
There is nothing In them tbat will bring
tbe state of Illinois Inte war with England,
as some gentlemen aeem te fear.
Laughter. There Is nothing In tbece
resolutions that "
It there Is nothing In the reeo'.uttens,"
Interrupted Mr. Kretcinger, "why should
tbayoeonpy tbe attsntten of the Heuse?"
I asy there Is nothing In them tbat any
body here engbt te object te," asld Air.
Jenes. "I atn opprera te thelr reierene J
te a commute."
Mr. Brown Jeered at the Rspobllesns for
peaking a weelly of the Irish en the stump.
"New, tbat the election la past," he aald,
"tbe people who ate In power, will retuaa
te give tbe Irishman any till co, ae 1 hope
they will at least consent te letting this
Heuse pass these resolutions." Appisuse.
Mr. Jenes finally eoewpled tbe motion te
refer, and, by unanimous consent, they
were se aispeara or.
.ts B. Mumhr. M.
. U Company's Sheps, N,
C. writes. "l tell aareu
ami or nr. unira
Rengh syt u r, for every one w ba trio i It. likes
it "
" There are mere tblnga In heaven andrartb,
Tloratle, than aredrcatt et In yoarphtliwe-
Fihy." Olcoarael Wbyihose elddnrft-rj suf
red horribly with arbrs and palnai and
anniana eaian'i Kaeir tui eaivaiienuu
Douldcardlhein.
UUOD'H HAKSAl'AKIliliA.
THE PLAIN TRUTH
la that lioed'a Baraaparllla '.has cured thou
sands et TMiopIe who anffered aeverely with
rhenmattim. It neutralises tholaetloacidlu
tha bleed, which catiiei tleji terrible pain
and aches, and also Tltolltes and ourlcbei tbe
bleed, thus pre ventlnR tbe rocurrerce et tbe
disease. These facts warrant tu In urnlnij you,
If yen suITer with rheumalnin, te give Heed's
Earsapartlla a trial,
"for 21 years 1 have suffered wlthiflatlc
Bheumtlam. Lest November 1 was taken
wone than ever, and wai unable te goleutof
the home. I waa a1rnet
UXT.fLKSB FOtt 40 HAYS
suffering great agony. In Dccetnber 1 coin cein coin
meneed taking Heed's Barsaparllla. Alter the
second bottle 1 was able tn be out and around
and attend te l)ii jlness. 1 took five bottles,
and am new se free from rheumatlsm that
only occjutenally 1 feel It allK&tly en asud
den change of weathjr. 1 have ureut conn cenn conn
duneeln Uoel's Barsipirllln. Cuavliu Uar.
kaii, tJhrlstle, ejlorke Ce., W Is
lNriiAUUATOItY UtIKUUATlSK
"Uavlngbeen troubled with linllamniatery
meutrntUm for many years, my faverable
attontlen waa called te Heed's earsapartlla by
anadvertlsomcntef cures It had elXected. I
have new used thrce bettles of Heed's Sana.
pailll and can already teittty tobenclltlnl
rttsulls. 1 blgbly recommend It as a bleed pu.
rlfler." J. e. atbrs, west lllromneic, N, Y.
Heed's Sareapai ilia
Beld by all druggists. II I six forts, t'repircd
only by C. 1. .HOOD CO, Lewell,
Has a.
100 DO300 One Dellar.
A VKK'H HAltaAl'AKU.I.A.
REASONS
WHY AYKH'dSAUSAl'AUlM.AlSI'Ur.riStt.
AIII.K TU ANY OT1IKII FOIl THK
UUUK Or JII.OOU DISEASES.
Uociuie no polaenoiu or del tcrloiulngro tcrleiulngro tcrloiulngre
dlonts enter Inte tbu compealtlon of Aytr's
Kartaparllla.
Ayer's Sargaparlllt contains only the pur
ett and most effective remedial properties.
Ayer's Barssinrllta U prepared with ex.
trcme care, skill, and cleanliness.
Ayer's Barsaparllla Is prescribed by lending
physicians.
Ayer's Bartapaillla Is for sale overy where,
and rccominended by all flrst-clens drugglits.
Ayer's Barsaparllla Is a tnodlclne, and net
a boverago In dlagulse.
Ayer's Bariaparllln never falls te effect a
cure, when persistently nsed, according te
directions.
Ayer's Barsaparllla Is a highly concenlra cencenlra concenlra
tedoxtnet, and thnroferotbo must economi
cal Weed Mndlclne In the world.
Ayer's Barsaparllla has had a flucccssliil
ciircer of nearly halt a century, and was uover
se popular as at present.
Thousands et testimonials me ou me from
Uiesu bjneflted by tbe tue of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
msrABSDBr
Dr. J. O. Ay or b Ce., Lewoll, Maeir,
Beld bv Dnigclst). X'Uce, Hi tti bottles, K.
miiliteU
ipKKTHINU HY1UH
TO MOTHERS.
Kverv babe should have
bottle nl UK.
Jl. l'ertdetlv
FAIlUNKY'd TKKTUINU HYlltJl'
sure Ne opium or Merphia mixtures, will
mllove Unite, urlptna; In tne UewuIh and l'rtv
uiote IMlllemt leethlnif l'reiiund by l)KS.
1. KA1IUNKY ABOM.llllKor.teHn.lld. Utug
gtstssell It 1 1 cents.
Trial bottle lenl by matl 10 cents.
Jan4-lydeedw
aeuri.nxwif fewdkk.
QllMPI.KXlON I'OWDKIt,
LADIES
wiu vm.uk a uxriNKU com-i.tiieN
MUST U3K
POZZONTS
MKU10ATUU
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It luiparu a brtlllant trausiarency te the
skla. ttomeTcs all pluiples, truckles und QU QU QU
oeloratlono, nnd uiaLint the sklu dallcatelv
yen and beauUlul. Itcentatns nellme, whlul
lead orerannlo. In thruu ahades, ptr.k or Bwh!
whltu und brunotte.
reu SA.1.B i:r
AH OmsHlata and Fauey Ote.'n
Daalore flvorywhero.
aer45Tlvn:WAl1 r "'NATION B.-M
TOHAVUO. "
A 1'lNKl'IEOKOP
CHEWING
TOBACCO
IS INDSEl) A I.UMJm .
FINZER'S
Old Honesty.
Come. as near balcg-anne pleiecl 1'i.uu
fOUACCO ai It U poj.lDle te inate It, ar.d
1 known as a
STANDARD BRAND
AMO.NU DKAI.KU3.
Wciiru.uretbuONK TltUl. win u.nvlute
Yeu of its Sttrlis.
wt-oetIcritorfdilumaionujtlipiDf 1m
Jno. Finzer 8c Bre.'s,
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ran-AMavrau, Weaaar, Mscs Uk Mas.
A series of events, present
and te come, are planned for
this month.
Yeu should carefully note
them.
March 12th, yesterday. Stere
Anniversary. A great exhibi
tion of Dress Gbeds. Having
gathered the largest varieties In
the world, we are showing them
freely. It is a great exhibition.
March 19th, Tuesday. The
first view ei Ladies' and Misses'
Wraps and Dresses, also In
fants' Garments.
March 2 6th, Tuesday, te the
28th, Thursday. The first view
of Spring Millinery. France
and America will contribute
their best te this display.
Net a bit tee early te get a
peep at the new Ribbons. The
fresh styles are all marshaled.
A gorgeous array. Mere gay
ness and brilliant loom work in
them than you've ever seen.
It's the Directeirc style of dress
that does most of it.
Like getting a glimpse of a
flower garden in a setting of
grain and grass fields te see
the Directeire Ribbons. Was
brocading ever mere exquisite?
On delicately tinted faille
grounds you see handfuls of
wheat heads, scatterings of
leaves, columns of daisies,
bunches of grasses, drooping
clusters of willow catkins, and
flower forms by the dozen.
Each one colored as if Nature's
brush had laid the pigment.
These are among the sea
son's richest novelties. Bro
cade effects run into many of
the ether lines. Then there are
Otteman effects
Satin Cords
rich Failles
and a hundred or se sorts that
won't be wholly strangers. All
of them for dress garniture as
well as for millinery. There's
a dainty daisy-spriggled pat
tern that would make up charm
ingly with a plain India. One
such ! Maybe fifty. Many of
the patterns shown are already
scarce in the wholesale market.
They'll seen be scarce every
where. Manufacturers can't
ring a bell and turn out such
Ribbons.
We are showing nearly three
hundred distinct styles of Rib
bons. The plain and moire
satin edge, y3 te 3 inches, lead
in favor for ordinary dress
trimming. Picot edge is the
popular style for richer effects.
Meire and plain gres grain and
satin and gres grain, all widths,
held their own.
But no matter what sort of
Ribbon may ba uppermost, we
have a place for all the ethers.
The ttifling " Daisy " or Ne. 1
h s as much care accordingly
as the most imposing Sash.
Sashes grew en your liking.
They keep pace with the rich
Fringes that in three months
have jumped se far into favor.
Velvet Ribbon is the kind
that "gees with everything."
Think of Black Picet-cdge, Ne.
9 at 1 5c, Ne. 1 2 at 20c, Ne. 1 6
at 25c ! Half price.
Kast Transept.
We take occasion every
week or se te nudge you with
I a thought of our Boek Stere.
ui course you knew its here,
but de you knew that the turn
over of Beeks in it every year
is mere than that of any ether
Bookstore in America? Such
a state of things isn't a happen
se. Business doesn't grew that
way. There's a reason for
such a trade success. Every
Boek in the store has its price
plainly pencil-marked en a back
fly-leaf. The lowest possible
price; likely as net half or
quarter of what the Boek was
published at.
Wherever you are, you are
in reach of our Boek Stere if
you are in reach of the mails.
Boek News (50c a year) will
show you if your bookseller is
treating you fairly.
MearTblnecnlb street entrance.
Easel Stands, no rim, plain
plate-glass, iSc. A counter
lead of ether photo holders,
all sorts, at just as lively prices.
Noithweiter centre
A little let of Marseilles
Spreads at $2.50 each. They
were geed value at $3.
Near Women's Wultleg ltoem
JOHN WANAMAKER.
G
elDHN bl'KOlKlU.
DRUNKENNESS
-OUTUE-
Liqueu u a hit l'earriVKLY oereo by
AUM1NISTKIUNU lilt. HA INKS'
tiOLDKN SI'KCiriO.
It can be kiveu lu a cup or ceswi or tea with,
out tbe knowledge et thn person taklnir It : la
absolutely bannlnw.and will effect a perma
nent and apedy cum. whether the patient U a
11104611110 drtnkxr or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of drnnlunla bave been made
Unopraie men viba Li.vb taken Gelden fine.
cUL0.,n. Uuiu ,fea'' without thelr knowledge,
and tOHlaybltui e trvjv quit drlnklnir of thulr
own true will. IT NKVfeu FAILS. Trhe sys
tem once lrr.prejtnntl iuj the bpeetflc, It be
comes an utter luipetslMtlty ler the liquor
appetite temtaU Fcrsaleby -"'
CIIAB. A. LOCHKU, DrugUt,
..miSM.wS "" "" '"
pAlKK'S OJCLEstY OOMPOUWD.
A Perfect
sboell be leiid, prompt, and pltatant, srttfc
no griping or Tmrgatlfe sftfect. It skeuM
also tacit e lbs llrsr te atllea, alt sUgMUen.
and rtllere tbe kidneys. Mka nothing Sis,
Pilaa's Celery Compound It a psrfeetlaxa
Ut, anfl cons constipation wkera all etkar
remedtaaiAil.
"AsagenUalaxatlT, ralne's Celery Cem.
pound Is surely without a peer. I thlak X
eubM te knew.ilnce I hara tried remtdf after
remedy ter about lire or six years and kare
found nothing tli it equals tt la my ease et oos eos oes
UTeneta." .1 li.JjNKUi.Testtfeer,
CleyeVs Creak, lean.
DUMOND DVE)
Art the ttmpliit DytUadt.
A child can use (Asm
DRY UOODB.
H
AUKK .V UROIUKK.
25,27, 29,31 WeitlDng St.,
LA.NCASTKK, PA.
Black Dress Fabrics
-reu
SPRING AND SUMMER.
CAUKI. HAIR OtttNAUINM-AU Weel,
very sheers much mero durable than silk
(Irenadtnu.
FRINCKTrA-SIlk Warp; lighter weight
than Henrietta.
WOOL CHALLl-Abent Iba weight Of Ba
lls te; different ln anlsh.
wool niTiSTK-siigbtty tesTlsr than
Nuns Veiling ; mere like Weel De Lalne,
, BOBDKllKDNUNBVBILlKQ-HanQSOmMt
Vabrle for ilenrnlng Uewns t the "Bape Edge"
isusedasastlrege.
TAktKSK-Sllk Warp and All-Weel ; mers
satisfactory than any ether light-weight ssa ssa
tenal ; will net catch the dust.
rOULK BKBQIC,
ltlPKUIAL BKBQK.
CMBbUAlUSKKQK.
IIOIIAIU-Ocoef theNereltlei el tbe Sea
son. UUAr D' ALUA-All Weel and Silk Warp.
VINKTIA ciikPK-Mere durable ler
Trimmings than 8Uk Crape.
HKNKlKTr A-All Weel and Bilk Warp ; 40
and i S inches.
CA;ilUEUK-Ail qualities la Bine and Jet
Black.
AVTbs abeve weaves comprise alt the Sta
ple as well aa the Novelties of the Season.
They are nearly all of the Celebrated. FB1KST
I.VACO.MANUKACTUUK.and are guaran
teed In regara te color and quality.
fAOERA BROTHER.
White Goods Department
We hive KU1ar;el enr White QoeJs 1) jpatt jpatt
ment, and new have a Complete Line of All
Goods appertaining te Ladles' ana Infanta'
Wants.
INDIA LINEN,
VICTORIA JtiAWM,
BWI8SMULL,
INDIA MULL,
MEU1UM-WEIQHT FRENCH NAIN
7.U0K, aUKKU FRKNOUNAINZOOK,
ENGLISH NAINZOOK,
4-4 AND 0-4 PURE LINEN LAWN.
ALSO
NOVELTIES
IN
INDIA DIMITY,
MULL CORDS,
NAINZOOK UHEOKP,
NAINZOOK PLAIDS,
LAWN PLAIDS,
LAWN CHECKS,
EMUK01DERED PIQUE WELTS,
K1UUKED PIQUK WELTS,
HEAV I WELT PIQUE,
PINE WELT PIQUE,
LONSDALE and BERKLEY CAMBRIC,
LONG CLOTH,
Laces and Embroideries,
Hager & Brether,
25, 27, 29, 31 West Kieg St,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
r'''''swssw.wsawsss..J-.
OARMAtM.
S
TANDAUD CARRIAGE WORK.
Standard Carriage Werk,
EDW, BIXJERLEY,
Net. e, a, a. a Market street. Bear of rest-
onleo, Lancaster, Fa,
Ue net tall te cill and sre my splendid stock
of i.atest sty.e hukkIcs, l'rsetens, Family
catrlairn-. Ae, which I new havavready (or
thebpilng trade. All the latest designs te se se
lectlrem. There are no finer vehicles ln the
state.
Aflnellneef Secend-nsnd Werk en hand.
My prtees are the lowest In the state (or
n rsv class work, all work guaranteed.
UtpsJrlngandrepalntlngpremptiyatUnded
te. one set et workmen especially employed
iur Utat purpose.
JilOruLKS.
-D1CYCLES, TRICYCLES, TANDEMS,
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricycle., Tandemi.
UCUABLB, SIMPLE.
UUAKANTBKU IUQIIKST QBADE,
1LLUSTUATXU0ATAL0QUB fBBB.
POPE MF'G. CO.,
79 rUANKLlN BT., BOSTON.
UUAWCIl 110DBK3-H Warren BL, Mew
Yerk t sal Wahash Ave- cmleace,
rer(alebyJOUM8.MrjHB,sta 1 WerU
street, Columbia. ss.iraa
HA6ER g BROTHER
Laxative
Fatae's eatery OetnpenBd it prompt and
ptaateaw AsaianutwH lasras UUI te be
SMstt . sksTMifl swsiHitamrtitMrHs."
iLeaar Lsebaisl Auetialt Jiler.
JUrMl nt PtAMHnu --- nhin
fef two c tkfMmr l esSTarsd Ulsssely
trsa7sktwMhMTSM palaa lav ssybowale,
rdAwtwkktMllyoeasUMta. MybewtJs
aMaewratBlar,anaikraha no rstuniel
UMM palas ataee mttac ens bettls ei
pAlnc'
Celery Compound
J-o-tTrat-ec'en.ToSd
supruta U. intssuaal'trmet wtUkanh
lwrnUTsipDiirti oe. six ter ss ee. Dratfitta.
Wblu, SioaASjDSea co , BarllBiten, VU
1111X4 -M?'"? uPn TxxctaUdroed an Healthy
""" J Happy and litany. Jt is unt guaisd.
MOOTt AND BBOB8.
nOOTS AND SHOES.
D. P. Stackhouse,
28 and 30 East Kins St.
1 taka pletture In calling yenr attention te
my line or
SHOES
ThatlamreeainngdaiiyfertheSpringTrade,
ansl all are made (or these who require great
durability ana for elegance or style, fit and
workmanship cannot be excelled.
PrlOM Lewe Than th Lewettt.
Call and examine ray large stock and we
will be pleated te try asd suit yen .
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
aa a. ae masr kine, bt
LABCABTBK. FA. aSO-lydA
-ROOTS AND BHOKS.
TBI 14 OASIS OR 585 PAIRS
or-
Ladles' & Children's Shoes
en which yen ein tars tts,
pair, and which we have beer
ft0e.nrSl.C0iMr
leh we have been adrertlslng (Or
the past mouth, are selling very fast.
Se Don't Blame Us
IF YOU QET LEFT,
BY MOT BimNQ or THIS LOT BSreUE
TUKY ABB ALL BOLD.
m Byery pair Is worth the price they were made
te sell for. but remember we are telling" them
At AMD 11BLOW WUOLBBALB fKlliKS.
lie 0.e-l?klce CnA HeaM,
Thi Utim of Lew Prices
-IB
BOOTS & SHOES
Ne. S East King Street,
LAKOASTKB.FA.
SBTBtere Closed Byery Evening- at 8 O'clock
Bxeept Monday and Saturday.
jmr qoedb.
T
HE FKOPLE'H CAHH HTORE.
Opening
Te-day
ANOTHEB 1NV01CK OV
French Satines!
In
uni
variety of colors and designs which Is
unsurpassed If equalled by any beuse lu tbe
city.
AMERICAN SATINES
Which rival tbe
French soeda ln stvlesnd
colorings, wei
adelphla at ISc,
coloring. We sell them at lvH. bold In l'hll.
BOUKCUOICE T11INQ3IK
Scotch Zephyrs I
At 2CC, 210, SIC te tie.
SPECIAL BARGAJNS
-1N-
LAU1KS' BLACK AMD COLOKKO
Silk Taffeta Gloves
At n cents per pair. Almest as geed as these
sela last season at w cents.
Gee. F. Eathven,
NO. 95 BAET KIKO BTRBBT,
LAWCASTKE. P A. ,
marte-lvdAw
STARE, AQENT& CO.,
VlKCrACTUBllS or
NEATSFOOT
OIL,
Alse dealer la Hides. Tallew, Benes and Orcaae.
The highest eaah price paid ler Hides. Alse
manufacturers et Fura Bene ileal ler chicken
(ted and fertilizers.
TMuatemiau lurnisasa u newiesary. xeie
IllllSBS IMSlliaSIIUH.
LOCSt MUX 77.
Laasastr,ra.
A Remmder !
FREY
ECKERT
CLUtBIlW.
rTOCLOTHlNa BUYERS.
Merchant Tailorieg
DEPARTMENT,
Interesting te Gentlemen
arMaBtu.8.pt,D Ua,laeu "h V-
iwSWa'ffliSaS
SSJ.fSSS'prlee.? me te -SS."-J!
200! "s te order at llire.
a!! tEl.",UtB '? nrJer atsl80(nce,wn(i.
WB?0t.i lmpor,ea W"ta suits at
Trousers te Order.
4!! Weel Oaaalnierea at HSO, W W le an 8 oe.
IWSJeS, Weruds at n I8 00,(?7!wlw
.i52t6 :oea re worth rally double Us
money.
price T,lB hM nev6r been lealea at Us
Loek at enr windows te-day.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
Tailors and Manufacturer of Kins
Clothing',
CO and C3 MOUTQ QUKIN HTEKKT, 8. W.
COB. Or OBAKQK, T.AKCABTKR, PA.
H
IR8H & BROTHEK.
TUAT .UK L-DIKS Ol LANUASTKR AP
1'llSCIATK HANDSOME MADE
Children's Clothing!
la shown every day In ear NUtlSinUSBALKS
ei i upkinu suns for the liitlk enssh.
The varled atsertment and excellent quali
ties are a few of our Inducements.
INOUK .
Mertliant Tailoring Department
We are and have bean showing the largest
and Buest aieertment ever seen In Lancaster.
It basetrtcUd a wenderrul iLcreaie In enr
Made-te-Order Werk,
And bids falrtocentlnuolrcm new en.
THAT $li WIDE-WALE C01T AND VEST,
MADKTOYOUU OBDIlt,
Is one or tbe notab'.e features et this Ueput
ment.
Iu rUBNlSHINU i we are up te tbe mark In
every kind et Men's Wear.
WflaTe closing out our stock el TBCNBS
and VAMSKtsat prices below cost, uallenly
and Becure a Uargalu.
fllRSH ilROTflER,
ONE-PBIOB
Olethiers and Furnkher?,
OORNBR OF
H. QUHHN Ss OHNTRH SQUARE,
LANCASTKB.i'A.
..SWUAW FOB PIlICKS-rirst-CHss Hldej
Alusk Bats, 2'.c nnd 3c each. Bkuulr, II 10.
MT
EKS A KAT1XKON,
It's N
FOR US
-TO-
SELL CLOTHING
-AT A
REDUCTION.
Yet wo're doing J ust that very thlnir. We're
giving you ler lie what originally sold ler IU,
rer lit what originally sild for lie, aud at tit
what originally sold for 111, and se en through
the whole line of iTeslrable
its and Overcoats I
This Is a reduction that U laLlng our preflts
andglvlngyeu Handsome. Btylleh Clothing
utVKBY MODK8T PB1CKS, Avail yeurielf
of the opportunity, Just as many ethers have,
and we'll have yenr trade right along.
Myers & Rath ten,
BKI.1AB1.K CLOIH1HU8,
NO. 12 BAST KING ST.,
l.tKntSTCR V
J TATS, AC,
fV SPEOlALTTNTJiui.ai- xj iuu.
PRICES THAT TELL !
A Genuine T nr Btlir lla 1 :b.
A Grade Better, l sa
A Very rine One, 12.
A Saxony Weel 8 tin Hat, GOa te 11.
A Bazeny Weel Seft Uat, Vc te 6c.
Men's Genulne Fur Belt Uats, All Hhspc
and Celers, 75e.
Men's Bilk Uats from 12 SO up.
Men's Caps from We te $1.
Gent's jrur cellars, We te li
Gent's r ur Caps, tee te 73c.
Ladles' Muffs, 60c, up.
Vine Japan Welt Benes (Large Sire), 12 43.
Benes -All Grades and All 1'ilces.
Trunks and Traveling Bags
At Big Bargains. Carload Just llecclved.
a Mloe Trunk, 1123.
A Zinc. Covered Trunk, 1.
Traveling Bags lrem 50c up.
aarlilghest .Cash Prices for Saw furs.
Mnskrats, sic.
W.D.Stauffer&Ce,,
Nea. 81 & 33 Uertb Qnoen Street
l.ANnAHTKR.PA.
-tar A riant.iv, i-r-niinx.
TV particular attention given te filling
said preserving the natural tAeth. 1 have ail
tha latest Improvements ler doing nice work
at a very reasonable cost. Jlavlngyearselex
petlaoee la the large cities lam sure te give
Uka best et aauameuen and save yen money
sjsjt antawaai aswta wip.wiw ask
gSUTflrl S.SSHOBTslQV
JUMBiT,
et
Profitable
M,. .,