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IAKCASTEK 1)AITAr tNTELLiaEyCEK, FRIDAY, APJUX 19, 1880.
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J.OTMNMAN,
UHflTEINHAN KIl.Tir, honors.
' CtARK, mbllMicr.
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LY IHTKM,lIEKCKlt.-rutilliihMI
f,HTlB',UwJ-r, hiitHiimlsy. Hervisl
mem in mil cur una siirruinminK
lit te rent A week. Ilymnll five deb
prr In advance; se eenln month.
LY IHTELLtrjENCEtt-Ont dollar nnd
att ft yew. In d vnnce.
t TO SUBSCRIBKILS-Itcmlt by cheek
ffaMeAc order, and where neither of
M preenrea ena in a regmensi
at Um 1'ottefllce, iu noeond cln mall
Mr.
ABnmmM,
the nrrsLLiauicsK,
Lnncnutf r, la.
PA., APUL 19, 1889.
H- !..
mwiM imj im
new everyone who thinks limit
t least a few solemn thoughts
1 upon him by the protnluence of
mutters, nnd t he great annum
nu of the clergy can net go
it having Mime effect uwm the
t people who areontef the full sweep
Im current. Fer no one can deny
k there arc geed people who de net
te bother themselves at nil nixnit
i matters. They may de n great
fef solemn thinking that no one
thev could be guilty of, hut be
ether men can nee they lire net
lana. They tlen'l go tecnurcn
(may even beast that they are quite
M thorns who de. a fact that
I be mere Impressive if they did net
r te beBO conscious of It. They are
men of uterllug character, eveni
ng the Christian virtues, and ftirn-
; In their lives illUHtrntleim for the
entaef InfideLs, with whom they
I be the butt te sympathize; for the
I man who denien Ued and has no
for religion It a rare nnd inen-
i variety of hiuntic. Very often
i geed men. at they grew elder and
mere time for thought, or loew the
and confidence of youth, yield te
;teua Influences nnd Iwcenie Clirist-
, and It may lw owing te some lack
( early vigor of the tlirwllunlty or
ay that they are net in tne rniiKs
iter.
sprlngawakenlngef the earth nnd
lielenili influence of the celebrutlDii
the passion week, have mere or less
Upen even man, geed or hud ;
t the former tdieuld realize thucll'ect
(ample, and at least give evidence
Rpect for that faith which can justly
as lis fruit en earth every geed
iwhe has dcvcleixnl under its liillu-
ej no matter hew little credit lie may
-religion, or hew much he may
. for himself. In education, home,
ship, and even in business, the
encc of Chrlstiniiity, at work for
liteen centuries, cannot lie chciiihiI by
' man. All men at tills wilenm lime
it te their fellow men that they
aid pay respect te se bcncllclnl mi
euce, nnd deference (e the forms of
ion.
Around the World.
enater Stanford says that within
nty-flve years a continuous railroad
I girdle the earth. Ills opinion ought
11m valuable in the matter, and we sec
(reason te doubt the physical iwxslbll-
tm such an accomplishment, should
conditions make the enterprise
Itable. But thnt this will be se.
i doubtful. The around the world
st will net support an around the
I railroad, ami business oiieratieiis
i hardly call for it. When the J'aci-
! coast railroad trets te Itehrlnir straits
L"f.ttt 1.A..A II.il.. I. ..1.1,U.. ....... ...
,, mil uavu iiiiiu iiitiui-vjiii-iii iw
in them with a bridge, even should
difficult engineering schemu U
Bible. Very probably n railroad will
; te the straits, en each side of them,
iiu the time bonater blnnfurd fixes ;
; there will be likely te lie a long halt
ere. Urcat physical harriers, such ns
a, will suffice' te Interrupt the con-
auity of an around the world railroad,
long as the around the world com-
! will net pay for the spanning of
i gap. And it is likely te be many a
day before the commerce of Asia
id America will outgrew the service of
arlng straits ferry beats.
nt with the Immense strides of nie-
ilcal progress, during the century,
s our eyes, it is useless te speculate
i what may or may net 1m. dune in
I next century. The crossing of a sea
then become a trilling obstacle in
i path of trade. We have utilized a
agency in electricity, which wns
but the plaything of scientists.
en the practical minds of working
tiaulcs get held of the ngeucy, it
emetl out into a irreat econ-
force; and us knowledge spreads
ag the mass of men, tliu chances
j!iU seed falling upon fruitful
ind are constantly increased ; and
probability of further lieljis Ionian's
as being leuuil out tieeemes daily
ur.
re liave often wendereil that there
ild be such scemlug iiieilW'tiveiies
(.helplessness among the learntsl. 1 1 Is
te the great scientist that we me
en Indebted for valuable inventions.
H gave us the steam engine, Stephen-
tlk railroad locomotive, nnd Ktll-
tluuiwerked out the greatest lesults of
trical iwwer. All tliese were ui
ered men.
And we have had cause for wonder,
. mat great scientists are se uncertain
'their science. The disagreement of
i lias grewu into n proverb. Te-
irwe a paragraph floating, which
us mai me old well established
of dew formation is all wreng:
, it is net the condensation of the
id air. but arises somehow from
earth. AVe de net seem te
anything, even when we are
but we see that when an
irned mind stumbles en a fact
I'gets a chance te hammer 011 It, it
' nappeu that he wields a magician's
.beaming needs te be siinnle-
l by craft ; aud us thejlearulng of
r"raftHiuau grows with thespiewl of
ion among the lieenle. we mav
greater and irrenter advance
ivuaterial progress as the world moves
SlVrTar Agalust Dlsoriuiluatlen.
ere Is a lull In the war cry against
1 aiscrimmatleii. The attack In
i Legislature upon the wrong has been
'itie government of the stale
'net going te help the ncenle.
political question is referred
the next election, The Hcnub-
kaders, it is true, talk of
r a bill civutlng a state railroad
ieu, but giving it no lKiwer te
i the wrongs It sees. Such n men-
I Will be of no value te anyone but
koiuils!eners te w horn It gives sal-
: nothing will help the licepleexcept
tuition ei I lie railroad csiniiinny's
rand Imposition efu sufficient iieuai-
vwiatiug it. The duty has been
1 1 the coiutitutlen ; the is-naitv
the iA-gislatuiv te Hx. It lUs de-
I te ile it. The people In Xevem-
win Niy wuat luey think of
this refusal. And what they will say
no one can doubt.
There is net a section of the stale tlint
Is net Intensely Interested In the nictl(u ;
and Interfiled against the railroad posi
tion. Tlie discrimination against Pitts
burg and the trans-Allegheny portions
of the state Is as nothing compared te
thai In the eastern portion, where farmer
and manufacturer an alike starved te
pay te the railroads rntes of freight
that yield them many times the
cost of enrriege. The. Pennsylvania
railroad hns thrown itself open te nt
tnck by showing that Its average nggre
gate receipt per ten lier mile for all the
freight It cnrrlcs-nlncty-tlirce per cent,
being It says local freight U less than
three-quarters of a cent ; whereas every
local shipper along Ha line In this part
of the state knows thnt he pays far mere
than three-quarters of a cent iter ten per
mile for the freight, even 'of the lowest
class, thnt he receives or uliliw. Thnt
plnln fact cannot lie explained- nwny
and clenrly shows that he is wronged.
TllK Indinn Nights nswiolntleii hns lusursl
n clreiiliir explaining nnd defending Its
mipirfirt of tlie Oklalieiun hilt. It says that
substantially the only difference lieltvccn
thnt hill and thoinensiire llnnlly udepteil
Mas Hint tlie former cancelled tlie cattle
leases In nccoidnnce wlthtlioepliilon efllie
attorney general. The land was given te
the tillies as nn outlet and when leased te
whites for grazing purposes was net piop piep piop
erly tised. If tlie ideas of tlie association
nre carried out we in.iv have Indian sena
ters ere long nnd soine of tlie leading men
eftlie II ve tribes nre educated geiilleiueii,
qultens cenqictent forsenatotlal chairs as
m my of tlia inllllenalres who held them.
"Tlie association Is most assuredly and
strongly desirous, net only that this gov
ernment shall he elected enr tlie lands
named and contemplated In tlm hill, hut
ever tlie whole of tlie Indian territory, and
hoes that tlie negotiations with tlie I'linio I'linie I'linio
kers may he successful; and meiu than
fits, Hint tlie fl ve elvlllre.1 tribes may give
tiielr consent te he included within Us
boundaries, nnd then, that Oklahoma may
he admitted ns n stnte into tlie sisterhood of
states, and seen he icpicscutcd by two of
luir liitelllgent red sons In tlm rutted States
.Senate."
Tin: king of Cerea turiiseut ineieliumnn
than pointed Inllie dispatches of nfew days
nge. Our consul says that tlie fiituitie was
net ery seveie, and Unit thn gnw-riiiiicut
piemptly reunited Impeit duties fiem all
feed, and cargoes of ilce were pun hased hi
Japan for dlstilhutleu among tlie sulleieis
by expiess dlicctieu of tlie king, lle adds
that tlie government and people of Ceicii
are deeply grateful for tlie kindness and
sympathy extended te them by ferelgne-i".
A cikxti.kmas has pmehnscd the old
home of 1 11 gar Allan I'oe for fi, Is'.Bil. lle
Illicit have iMiuht lets of that geiitlenian's
uiiinuscrlpt a few scoie of yenis nge for the
JT.Ml, and would lime seemed tlie gieat
mm'1'h profound giatiludebya permanent
lean of tlie lltly cents, lle was of tlie sort
of llteniry gauie that Is most valued alter it
has been dead a while.
Tin: Baltimore Automatic Tinusil com cem
nmy proposes te apply tlie pilnelple of
electric street nillways te loiigillstaii(e
reads for tlie tniusHirtntlnu of mails anil
small express matter, and they have a two
for tlie trial of the Idea. In practice tlie
stations me te Ihi about IS miles or nioie
uille circuit ucailtnlllmore, new! u ehi at Inn
npait, supplied w Ith dynamos of sutllcleut
pewjr te furnish elivtile foiee te ill he tl e
train for a leuuil trip. They exms'( te be
nble te tlellerNew Yerk papers lit Chicago
en tlie morning of Issue. This sounds
very llke a stock selling expectation, and
Chicago pnpflis will hardly he alarmed.
Judging by tlie success of the 'tn lit the
New Yerk papers should he tlie (iist te
senrent tlie prospect of sueh ihaliy.
It is a very geed Krldny iu weather, hut
net In tlie news from tlie sea, where tlie
seven bundled of tlie Daumark ill e still lest
and notrace of them may ever he found,
Tin: JhimcKii llitnhcr Is meed by the
smvey of Imiuesslve statistics of failuies
of recent years te suggest a leiuedy In tlie
" passage by Congress of a hauknqil and
Insolvent law by which mere pienipt, uni
form mid economical settlements can he
iiiiule than are new practicable." The sev
eral states have laws in nhuudauce, aud
measuies of this kind seem te eucieach
upon Mate lights, hut It isargiusl tliatsome
legislation Is needed te establish a uiiil'eriu
system for tlie collection of claims. Tlie
Vi'iishingten l)il suggests Urn oiganljitleu
of coi)ier.itious with siillleleiit means te
purchase, for cash all tlie assets efh.uikiupt
estates and guarantee te ciediteis tlie divi
dends te which tliev may he found untitled
en liquidation, w Ith no unnecessary delays.
Hut tlie Miif does net apjicar te hm e much
eonlldence iu the aluoef such an in range
liieut. During tlie three months ending March
31, lKs!, tlierea,311 failuies in the Culled
States mid ten Iterlen, inveh lug liabilities
te the amount of $'J,ii7:!,MiJ, with uu cstl
mntisl less te citsllteis of Jiw.nin, :il. for
tliiisuue peilisl in lsvs llicie weie 2,tilS
failuies wlih losses of i,tci,itn.
Mr. IIi:itin:ur Wm.sir, Iho conespond cenespond conespend
Ing ws'ietary of the Indian Itlglils asso
ciation, publishes a tinct stiengly suppos
ing the pieseut Indian eoniinlssieiier, Mi,
Oheily. Much of our tumble with the In
dians has been due te tlie cllevt of the
spoils system Umhi the Indian huie.iu, and
thoie is juebahly no hiaucli of the govern
ment in which the piaclice of apsiititing
men toelllco Iu uiwaid for piily weik has
pretisl se costly. Mr. Welsh thinks that
this question must be decided once and loi lei
OMirand for this leaseu Ids asseelat ion luges
the retention oflhe present Indian couimls ceuimls couimls
slenor under n ItepiihlU-an aduiiiiistratieii
"se long as he shall continue te conduct his
office, as he Is doing at pieseut w itli luipai
tiallty, ability nnd Inlegilty." He sas
that agitation forthlspiiiiiesHiiisfiiiiiiiuiiil
ler tlins) mouths and eery ihaige iu,m1iisI
Oberly excepting the eliaige that he is a
Democrat lias been satisfactory answered.
He publishes statements lieiii llishep
Whipple mid Professer '. ( l'jdntei
warmly jimlslng Mr. Obeily. The bishop
"...,-.. iiinu.ui. wihtijh mention en
these iielnts: 1. That In tliirly .tens' epo epe epo
rlence, iu which I limokiiottVthlsileptut limekiiottVthlsileptut limokiiettVthlsileptut
iiient Intimately, I de net nvall one poison
connected w Ith this olllee iu tt liem 1 hat e
had se great confidence, y. That he is
kind, hrate, honest, eajuihle and with a
elearlde.10fwh.it Is ne.sl.sl for Indian civ civ
ilisateon. :t. That we are en the eve or
success niter long mid we.tiy yearsefsti ug ug
gle, and a ehuuge te nn unknown man
would lw perilous. -J. That tlie lemetal of
Mr. Obeily would hilng sonett te thou
sands of the Indian's liieuds. u. That no
department of the government could hilng
se much honor 01 disgrace ns the Indian
etlli e."
AppealliiK for Action.
The ItfMi-d of dir.s'ters or Comuiercial
l.x.lmuge, 1'hiladelphia, en TliurMlav.
velixsl its sentiments iihiu the .liscrimlna .liscrimlna
tlen hi Irelght rates ira.-tles hf the rail rail
reads, by the adoption or the fellow lug :
m .r"0,J'''!,,,,' ,Me Uunl "r dlnvlers oflhe
.1 V... ' enmiereini Kxeliuiu
this eoniiiieuweallh, mid piet ide iienalties
for the vlelat en thertsjf," n.utstlioee dial
approval et this Ikmi.1. iin.l tl,0 Zi , . e
el the state of l'enus.t It n.,U is I, X w "
estly entreat.st te ,u thin Just nnd ,..,.
able measure during Its present session.
-
Tlie Jlenmerut UiiMuite.1.
Tlie Heuse, by a vote or VSi te M, ucieiittsl
the majority rejsirt of the ominitte-ei the
Hnley-.NicheU contest, w hl li decided iu
Uter of seating t-'lnlev te renresvut the
-litPh!!dclj)!Tlidltru-t. rl-.reM-"' ,"t
rrt '!'!...,
iiiu eiii new neiore the lleuw. of Itepreseu
atlves, entitlwl .. un ,ut te earrv into elhst
te protlslensof the third ami fourth Ws Ws
lleils of artlcle XVII i,rii,.,i,...i .. ..
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iAKjr u
im.yi4
Jst 111 tlie Storm.
One of our lecnl editors clliped from n lend
ing mnirn-lne exlrncti from n vivid description
of n Western lillfuinl vOilrh welutve Inkcri the
lllorlyleinl)llli nmlnt Ihesnine tlinenitRRtxt
In II. II. Wnnicr A Ce., the proprlcteri. of the
cx'tebmiist Warner's Sure Cure, the fcnullilllty of
tnklliK llirrrfnini nil exlrncl for the Introduc
tion of one of their telling nilvcrtK'ineiits 1 he
fulliin ItiK In the ilcMTlptlen
"At the cloef n dark day In Jntiuaryn
ellUiry li'int'iimn treinls hln way arres-i the
open prnlrle In one of our MTeslern territories.
lie akesnt lone Intertnlx the lone ealiln of the
Imnly friMillencmnn. Tue or three old wttlem,
of whom he linn Inquired thewny, hiite wnnx-d
htm that n uterm In npprenehlnf, mid one of
lliein, with true Welern heiitlnllty, urges him
tentidtihettcr Inhlnenhln for the night. Hut
he decline the prelTered kindness mid urges
his tired herse furwnrd. Thenky grown
middciily dark. lle decides te feck nhvller.
ThOKterm lnrreem III Itsrury. Tlie
rider dlmnetuits te wnrm his fast chilling llmlm,
v n,firnr(S'ly lircutlie. Illlnilnc-x mines en.
DrewshnS stents eter him. The cud lsiustr.
ll Irwt In the Ijllzrjiril."
Tliere Is f,0 rteuhi tlutt the terror which selrcs
the ""ien-dlmtelerls nlmltnr te Hint which
eterAlI'Ces ene when hclenmn Hint he IsnnlTer-
leg friim nn ndtniieed Kidney DIm-hwc, inul Is
Informed that Im Is In the last singes of might's
dlscnue. At first life In Informed thnt he hns n
slight kidney nncctlen. Uilcr he begins te fit I
Hnsl. Hllght headache. Fickle iiKlltc. Kail
tiivnf lheelght. Cramp Iu Iho culf of the
legs. WnhtTiihiisis. Distressing nerteiisiiess.
Ulit'iimn.lcninl neuralgic pains. Occasionally
pain In the hack. Henuty, dnrk colored fluids,
with M-nhlllig sinsatleii. (Irudiirtl failure of
strength.
Any or the nhovesjinpioiiis signify Kidney
Allccllen, hut he Is told Hint he Is all right. Ills
phjslelau treats him for sjiiiplenn anil calls It
n dlM-nse, when In reality It Is but a sjmplem
or Kidney treuliln. lle 11103 be treated for
Ulieiimatlcer Neiirnlglc pains, heart nllcctlen,
or any ether illimse which he Is most suscepti
ble te. I'liinlly the iKtlteiil bus ul11ng under
tbeeji-s, hllght bleating of the ankles and legs.
Ills phjslclnii limy Inform him that Ills but
the ncciimuliitlen of bleed hi his ankles fur
want of proper exercise.
1 be bleat continue nnd reaches his Issly.
then he Is Informed hobnsdrepsleal tumbles,
nnd Is tnpcd once or twice. Itn notices It Is
dlllli'iilt tobrealhiieMlng te Irregular action of
Iho henrt, and finally Is Informed that he has 11
slight attack of llrlghl's Illseasc. Soen bis
frli lids nre netlllcil Hint his Is nn ndtnmed (use
of llrlght's I)Iciim, nnd thai be i-nn lltebat a
short time. His honorable and dignified pby
st lau nslis for counsel. It Is loe lute. HIIU he
sticks te the old bimlly phjslelau, and the phy
sician knows mid hns known from the begin
ning Hint the patient hns I xen Mrlckcn with
denth for months, for he knows full ,well that
the profession iu knowledge they hut ene reme
dies for the cure of Kidney Disease.
At last the I i 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 siittiM'ntcs Is smothered
nnd dies from drepsical trouble. Or ktIiiiw
tbeitlM'iike may neltnlin Iho form of adreslcnl
Icmleticy, nnd Hid patient dies firuii apoplexy,
)mrnljsh, piiciimenln or heart trouble. Or It
may take the form of IiIihhI xiiiliig. In eat h
fnrin the end Is the same. Ami jet ha mid his
frlcilds were wnined by the proprietors or the
ceUbrnted rcm.slj known ns Winner's Safe
Ciire.efthe lurking dangers of 11 slight Kidney
alleetleii.
'lbe iiewpawrsbnve published Hie dangers.
Columns eT faces hnte Ih'Cii printed of nun
dlngriemndtanccd Kliluey lllscaseerllilght's
Dlseiise. Ills friends mid pbjsleliiii hsik nreiind
with horror mid rcgr.-t fnrMfcmlng ncgle. t, but
he Is leit. lle did net heed the wnriilug that n
storm wns approaching. He declined the
prelb nsl hespllallly, and recklessly went for
ward Inte dang, r, He struggled manfully for a
time, but his strength failed, he grew gradually
weaker mid he wns lest le the world. Net In 11
hllrrnid.hiit I loin Hie ten lido malady which Is
almost dull) occurring Iu etcry lenimunlty,
mid wlihh hiloclerccl nun njmptem Instead of
what It Is -n mortal disease niiliss iexcly
treated.
i'i:it.e.vAi..
Whiti.i.aw lti:m tisik tlie oath of ofllce
as iniiilslorte KraiiciMit the stnte depart
ment en Thursday, anil w ill sail en the Ith
of May for his pest.
Cm,. J.tren M. LciNe, who died en Wed
nesday iu New Yerk, was hoi n in Iteailiug,
Pa., in 1S21, nnd for some flmu serttsl en
the stall' el' the goteiner of this Stnte, but
nl Mint ISTiOhe went te New Y01I and enter
ed lulu business ns a building eontiucter,
havlngnlteady built the water weiks in
l'ettsville, Pn. He was siipeiluteiident of
the Harlem tins Light cempauv nnd built
Its works.
Mil. William 1'i:a iii.ne (!ill, Iho pur
chaser of IMgar Allan I'oe's cottage In
New Yerk at Thmsdny's s.ile, Is the hlog hleg
lapherund a warm ailmlrer or the poet,
lle says that he bought the propertv In
tending te keep It us it new is te he duet er
a memorial of its famous owner. The
Iiiiiihe Is In 11 geed state of piesei vatieu,
mid with 11 fnw Judicious lepalrs can he
niade te last for many years. It Is under
stood that Mr. (Jill "will make the piop piep
city 11 pieseut te the city as a monument te
l'ee.
1.01m Ciui:r.Ti'siici: Cerniiunii:, in ad
dicsshrgu law students' secietv, us'entlv,
teucliisl umii the subject of hitiedudug
Inte the Kugllsh courts the American
piacticoef peinilttiug the same pel seu te
employ the I'uuetinns ofbeth nttoinev and
hairister. lle lemaiked that hi eur'gieat
cities, whom thoie 1110 linns of law win,
the lulnelple ei'imlinal selection sent miiiie
oflhe nieinbeisefthe linn into court mid
kept etheis in theli ch.iinheis, se that the
practlce medltled the prlni'lple. Hut tlie
jiiluciple leiualued, and he helieted the
extension te Kuglaud was net, whether
they liked It or net, tei.t far oil'. Whelhm
It would boa heunlit 01 net, Im fell bv no
me'tussuic.
"If humor, wit, and honesty could hiive'Tiem
the Ills llesb Is In It te, what 11 giMsl nlie tliej'il
biliiK In the luniket. Well, twenty-Hie. cuts
will buy n iMinicvii -Hiiltntleu Oil.
A mcichaiililewn tewnsclls moieef Dr. Hull's
Cough H) nip than nil oilier medicines together.
11 surcli iiiusi he the best icmcily fei m .eugh,
cold mid elbrr similar allecllens. I'l leu ii cents.
CCIihut ilitll.
1 J Kill A .MAUI IN.
China Hall.
If)ou waul teicpliiceanj inllile of CieeUery
orelasswme thai ma) Is'tirekm In iiiu lug, or
If .iu wlh hue). I. ice old or fiuiiMi new
China Hall
Is the place te get lellsble wiiieal the Lewest
I'llies.
WAULS (U'.tlttXTLLI).
Kxcliaiigcd If Net Satisfactory.
High 8c Martin,
NO. 15 EAST KING STREET.
idntr.1
"r.s n:ii-(iK.M'UAL ahlnp reurins
T ell), te open 1111 elll.v mid h-miiiiu rt.
cluine euiiliel of our business, tiissts well
known In universal dcmaiid, mid iiy a net
pre II of flit) te one hi.ndr.si ur ce.il! Addiess
wtlb credentials, 1 UK f.VllIN tllMPA.sv
lliiudnit) uiidAstei l'luri-,Ni-w erk.
ar.'.jil,
A WIDOW LADY IN OUIli:ul'e AVOID
piil.l.lt) or publle niicllen, will M'll ler
tlm cash, tliu huiuNume Kcntuck) timl. fai
tre ttliiKiiiiil lead mire .Maine tfllkes. f s.
Iss.', sins h) It.sl tVllkes, he l,j (ks.rije tVllLes
dim IjuI) ficKltr, l.y Almein, s.ceud ,t.,i'
Julia I nice, b) lllue Hull thlrll dam Kim
llules, by eluiiUsr ; f.nirlh Ham, l.ud) Mini
b) llcuiuindcr. ' '
.Maine Wilkes 1st cry K)llkli,n niunre lev. I
trotter, wears no hoeuor wcIkIiU when usssl
lnB, of ureal ceiiniye and endurance, lull rrj
Itentle, nut nfnilitofleisiuiiiHtooriiMdobsindi's
and Is sure for ladhiier children le Ude or
.IrUe.liill iiuneiind tail, clcim llmi.s, keiind
solid f.et 1111,1 net u tliiule fault. Hie has never
trotted for iiieiic) but showed trial licnls lu'"7
mid .'.'.;', at Uxlugten, Ky.,11 little otereiie
jeiiriife, wlieu iiiiuhaM-db) 111) late husband,
for the nun et ft,Vt. I will new Kiiuniiittw her
le u. s rbs-ll) MHind, iclmt and Kcnlle Iu uteri
rllce.i.ir.und te trot a full mile In '.Mj or no
.'V-. e."."',a l'rtUr m-II berte w.iueis.rwm
wbewllltukelKTuwii) from the ell), nnd Kite
hiriiK.ssl home. AImiu tvr Hue tilling e
butrBy neurl) new.Btt of liuriWMi, line Ali.lru-
beirfv"rlue,,ei.",, b'i""UU' "?- uy-"'
iiieir value, l'kiw. call en niy l'iuuui Jehn ut
m prltateHuble.Ne, 1011 HriiTd) wine Ii
obetehiirlug UanU Jlrcet, bclvv lii Istcent 1'
"""tmii streets, J'lillaaclphli.
- jf,.J&' .afc'i
itaimmihrt'.
I'llli.AnKt.pili Friday, April IB, Km.
Last Easter "the Heuse
Heautifiil." This Haste r "the
I louse Mere Iieautiful." I lave
you seen it? If net, you
should. Object lessens in house
furnishintj. Net a word te you
about things for sale. That's
net in the case. Tire days just
ahead are the bright days. By
common consent they have
gladness in them, The home
is the centre of gladness, and
the home belongings help and
relied it. Thats the why of
" the 1 louse Mere Heautifiil."
Fail net te sec it.
Third deer, third cnllcry. Centre elevator.
The glittering facets of the
cut glass, the masses of color
and brilliancy of contrasts in
the Crystal Roem ; the quaint
decorations en silken screens
and hangings, the hundreds of
rose jars and teapots, vases and
dishes, cups and saucers, all
carrying Oriental color and
primitive design, but truly ar
tistic ; the rich things" in the
Art I ettery room Irem Vienna,
Munich, Berlin, Paris, viewed
under the brilliant electric light,
create a misc en scene fit for a
fairy play. The fine arts of
Asia and Europe are in the
Easter occasion. And all for
your amusement.
Second fleer, second gallery.
Old Jehn Brown of Ossa
watamie speaks from a small
case at Juniper and Market
streets. Anybody old enough
te leek back 30 years will be
interested in his pocket-knife.
A relic hunter's joy.
The ducks quack, the duck
lings peep, the lamb bleats, the
rabbits hop for the amusement
of the youngsters. Tey store,
Basement.
Dress Novelties.
The Century Club reached
here from Paris yesterday. Just
100 patterns, in the latest stuffs,
exquisite decorations. We have
eyes and ears in Paris seeking
Novelties. When found, the
ocean greyhounds bring them.
Paris, presto, Philadelphia. The
prices are from $iS te ,e, and
the stuffs many sorts. Pick at
random.
$30 A black barege with
wide flowered border, but the
colors are low in tone just a
bit quiet the sort of thing te
ine't a mature taste slightly
subdued.
$.je Old rose barege, very
rich, with silk damask figure ;
a bit strong in style, but rich,
and, like the whole let rare.
There are ether colors.
Batiste black one each of
several bright silk straight lined
borders at 30, and the same
with plainer borders at $22.
There are Batistes and Grena
dines and Weel Diagonals in
sorts of colors and figures,
ut fa
Perhaps you may net care
for them te-day. It will be dif
ferent Monday next.
Southwest of centie.
Ginghams.
1 )en't forget what we have
told you before the Museum
for Ginghams is here mere
than a thousand styles. The
best of Scotland and New Eng
land the cheapest in Philadel
phia. .Vertlieil-I of tent re
Albums.
The Albums at $1, told of
yesterday. Seme have assort assert
ed places for card photographs
cabinet and smaller. But
they are a bargain plush, geld
edges, spring clasp. Beats
Berlin.
Northwest ef.entre.
Women's Cellars and Cuffs.
It's only new and then that
you can get Women's all linen
Cellars and Cuffs at the price
el " union goods, or less. I he
chances are ten te one that
when you de find them the
styles are old or the shapes
wrong or something is out of
the way with them.
1 lere's something te set the
women all ever town wonder
ing and buying :
"Twenty hundred "linen cel
lars, be and 10c. Easily
worth i2j-c and 15c.
Same quality linen Cuffs,
10c; should be quick at
12JC.
Newest shapes, most desir
able styles. About twelve hun
dred dozen all told. Once their
worth is understood, the end
will come with a snap.
Chestnut sinrt side, east or .Main Able.
Women's Gloves.
We are in shape te sell a
great number of Women's
Gloves iu the next few days.
Assortment, quality, prices
the tandem team that will give
them "go." Such a range of
styles ' Such a range of ma
terials and tints ! Many that
you can find nowhere else in
Philadelphia. There isn't a raw
ftUattrtmrthctr's.
edge in the stock. Complete
throughout.
The daintiest shades ; the
newest colorings te" matcli
many of the peculiar tints in
Dress Goods.
4-liuttnti kid, embroidered, Inns, browns,
slates, blacks, Jl, VM, ti.
4-butt.m Huede, plain mid embroidered,
tans, stales, Macks. 1, ll.'i'i, ILV).
8-hutten Moiiwiut'tulre Huede, 41, 11,'jO, 2,
t2.2i.
Misses flleves, Inns, brown, slates s
4-liUtten Hnede, f I.
G-hiitteTi MeiiMiuctnlre. 11.21.
4-buttoned Kid embroidered, tl mid
11.2-..
l'nre Hllk, tans, slnles, blacks, T.V.C te SI.
Ulllr r..rt..,.. ......... ....l,.u .1-,. ... rtt.
t-.HI a IIIIIUI. nitlMU "llM -FC I,, IHn..
Pure silk Willi double thick "ctut-ef-iiiHll"
finger Hiw.-.V nnd Jl.
Misses' Lisle, 2.V.
Mlss-s' Tiifleln, "Tic nnd .T7'-Jc.
Misses' Pure Hllk, :ir;n and llle.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Allc.
Baby Coaches.
In almost every case Baby
Coach prices are less than last
year, and for better qualities at
that. All of the higher grades
are very much less in price. A
remarkably geed Carriage for
$6 ; satin lined and some gew
gaws, $9 ; beribboned, cush
ioned and paraseled, $11.25;
special, shell body, and all the
needed agonies, 20. As much
better as you care te pay ler.
All the sorts (maybe fifty of
them) are where you can glance
them ever in live minutes.
Yeu may select all the parts
of a Carriage running gear,
springs, body, parasols, fittings,
and have them put together te
your mind, if you cheese.
llascmcul, northeast of centie.
Men's Furnishings.
Neckwear from Paris and
Londen. All the newest ma
terials and designs in Embroid
ered Crepe de Chine and Em
broidered Barathea four-in-hands
and puffs.
The range of the 50c Neck
wear was never before se great.
Many Easter-time specialties.
All the ether little things that
help te comfortably dress the
man.
Until ends of the Stere, middle entrance.
Jehn Wanamaker.
cctetiiiitn.
le8() NOVI-LI'lLS! 1HH0
H. GERHARTS.
The most eomplete assortment of Kiirlng
Overceating!- Kngllsli Cheviots, Hluitenal mid
t'lisslmeie Sul tine mul Treuserlui; that has ever
been shown In this city. Workmanship the
best unit nil g.ssls warranted as represented.
II. OT.riliAKT,
Ne. 41 Ninth (Jueen Htreet.
A(M)uly Direct IiiiH)rtliif Tailor In the City
of Ijineiistcr.
A'
.ti.ntien
I rcrtfiilly rail temv Purchases for Hprlm;.
I he Uitest Nercltlcs In
SPRING OVERCOATINGS!
The lJilest St) les In
Suitings and Treusering's.
My pi Ut sure the lowest, consistent with k.mmI
work,
MY ltLPl'TATION I'-STAHLIHULII.
MY AIM IS, HOLD IT.
ASKEW,
Ntis. -jui and '.:ii wiisT kine Hi'iunrr.
iimrl I-.I1111I
rr j I'l.eTiiiNU lit YLits.
L. Gansman & Bre.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
tfilVl, SS.OO nnd Slum Is all uensk lerHttlMi
AII-W.hiI Suits for Men and eiiug.Mcii. I'lncr
unities at tl.1, ill mid Jill.
He)s' and Chlldlen'H Hulls In endless Mirlety.
See our llevs' Suits at tUi), 8.UO, SI III.
S.e our All-Weel lle)s Suits ut tlftl, till),
ill (, j7.ul, s.UI. '
tu'Hr'i!!8'-"'- "" r'M-rt '"'
Custom Department.
It Is theiiiinllt), Price mid UiksI rutin' that
makes this dcpaiimeul se iKipul.ir. r',,i- no ne
wheie In this ellveau l'lrsl-class Clethlnu be
pur. based with se Utile moue).
t!2, til, til and JlSwIllbii) n k.mI AII-WimiI
hevlet or I'asslinern Hull, Hick or the latest
slv leciilaunv.
Jl,SIS.J.M.'tA', S'.'l Mill bll)ii rill.) I, .limited
t eisteil Hull made aud trimmed ciiual in the
tei) best.
'Iieuseis le 011I11, strictly nll-uoel, at tl.fjl.
UW, Mil, tiiiti, t7.KI, Win, me, SHI. tt'eme
itelliK'li big nude In them.
L.Gansman&Bre.
CC and G8 NORTH QUEEM ST.,
S. W. CORNER OF ORANGE. LANCASTER. I-A.
arNut cenueelcd with mi) ether t'lethliii;
Heuse In llie('ll).
lICMLia,lltlfl.'LlX,TANlil'.MH
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems,
DURABLE, SIMPLE.
ui'HAM'i:i:n iii(;inr (iuadi:,
ILl.l'HIUVIIUl ( VI'AHKHT. ritLL.
POPEMPCCO.,
79 FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON.
HKANl H HOI s, l.'Wiin.m Si., New eik;
Wl Wabash Ave., I'lili-age.
l'er Hale bv JOHN S. Ml -vSKlt, Ne. V North
Street, t eliimbla iiiis-l).tt.sl
UU-Mcrtl.
" IOLDLN SPLCU'ir.
1 DRUNKENNESS
OltTMK
LlvJl'OH II HIT '0ITIVi:iA I t Itl'H ll
aiiminihYi:hi.V(i dh. haimn
liOLDLN HPlXiril'.
It can be given hi a cupef cotleeer t.ii villh villh
eul lbe knowledge of the ktseii lukuiR II , Is
ubtelutel) hariuK'ss, mid will .tUs- a is-imii-lit
lit unit slsyslt cure, l bet In r the isitlenl Isii
moderate drinker or uu aleohelle tiretk.
Tbousauilaer drunkards liavelss'ii liiadeltiu
is'inite mtu who have taken lleldenHisvllle Iu
their collie without Ihtlr kmmlcdge, and to te
da) Iwlleve the) gull drinkuu; of llulr .mil
free will U SKVLIt FAII. The )Uui
once Imprigunttst with the hscltle. It becomes
uuuini ImptMslblllt) fur the lliUerups.tiu te
11.1 , Mirui
1 nAs. a. Lenmi. eruifvisi.
l-last King btrcvl, Lancasier, lu.
, it ,
Ne.
ilUK-l)dM
r - .r sv -fc.
Crtlct ItcwrlHc.
0 ,
j y
H
J."
MAUTIN &. CO.
EASTER.
An invitation is extended te
all te visit our exhibition of Eas
ter Novelties.
Rabbits, all sizes, in Paper
Mache, Bisque, Porcelain and
Glass.
Ejfgs in Silk, Glass, Bisque
and Paper Mache.
Egg Dishes in French, China
and Porcelain, White and Deco
rated. Egg Cups in Glass, China and
Porcelain.
Pottery Egg sets in all the
new shapes.
Easter Baskets of all kinds.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
flnte.
Stauffer & Ce.
hTAl'ITKIlA CO., Ill
nnd St North Queen St.,
sell the best SI.M Fur
Stlir Hat oversold. Seft
Hats fiem lije. tej.l.ui.
SpcclalHlindesand Nob
by Hhaies at all pi Ices.
Trunks.
Spe. laities for the
Chlldicn. Just take u
hsik at our Seuth Win
dow te-day. Lndlcsstii
1 lely and faultless si) les
111 nil the beautiful com
binations. Ltsrtsrru's Luadinu
HatSieuk,
:il and IB N. Queen St.
Traveling
Bags.
31-33 N. Queen St.
(Crtvpete.
c
AlU'Kl'S.
Rugs
Oil Cleths
Linoleum
Art Squares
McCallum
& Slean
1012 and 1014 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia
Axminster Wilten
Moriuette Bmasels
Tapestry Ingrain
Carpets
ftbS'liiideed.l:liiivv
CCnvpi't (.CU'ttitittn-
r Mtl'LTCLlUNINfl.
'Vyiiy Werry
AMI
Torment Yourself
Ileal lilt; that enrwt bv hand: In say net 111 m; or
hatlnua bulf 1 leaned turpel, as tliu risiilt uf
jour labeis?
When )oil enn bate It thnrentjlilr cleaned,
color brliihl.neil and veiilllHled ttltli the new
cold dry air blast. All this at t.-r) little cost.
1'r) it and be convinced.
Your cniietH will hi cilled fei.chuned and
dcllvcicd ame da) without regard te weather.
Ne Injury te the most delicate, caris-t. If we
Injine It will give )ou a un one. Htt Hindis-
net voter the c.iret, us some supjuisi). but
meiil) drlttHihe mix bluer)'.
onenis A I'
J. B. Martin & Ce.'s,
II. S. Shirk & Sen's.
wtmivs
WOODWARD & CHRISTIAN STS.
marVM-lfd
Vliotenx'npho.
K,.,L.
LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER
-Ol-"-
Lancaster,
ROTE,r
50 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the I'ostelllce.
JaiiT-4Jmd
J1 -a - 1. r JMA --
V. 1 -
Pry fjiiebe.
TlTATTABtlANU
;
WATT & SHAND
hnve epned new llnnnrLAntKH HILICTAK-Kl-rrA
OLOVIX, Spring Khnden mid hhiek,
12J$c. 17c.U5c..TJic.
LAOIUS 1ILACIC HII.K OLOVP.S, excellent
finality, SV. S7Jc. fine
LADIfX HLACK HII.K OIX)VHH Willi Hit
new kid tips, Tic nnd S 00 a pnlr.
LA OIKS KID OLOVLH In all the deslrabla
hades, auperler qunlltles at 00c., T5e., tl 00.
MOUHQUirrAUti: KID OIJVISJ, umlrested,
In Orey mid Tan, tl OU mid ft !U.
L.VDirW HOYS' AND MISSUS'
Fast Black Hese
AT VKHV LOW 1'Hlcr.S.
LADIP-S I'AST 11LACK J10SK nt 12c, !Se.,
3lic 60c.
LADIKS I'ASl' 1ILACK HOSH, Ilcniiidnrf
dye, gunrmiteed MuIiiIcm, at 25c., ,171 mid 60c.
n pair.
LADID FANCY HTIUI'ED HOSE, regular
made nt 123; , 2.V., 37'c, 60c.
LADIES fOLOKEO SATEEN CORSE'S III
lllack, Scarlet, Illue, C'leam, I;ru While, 30c,
each, usual price Tic.
WAHNEK'S COHALINK COIIS1TTS.
HTHONOS' QUICK DETACUAHLE COHSEW.
THOMSON'S, HALLS AND rEATIIEllltONK
COHSETS.
WATCHSIMUNO It. I). A 1'. D. COHSETS.
Our new lines ef.'IT'Jc. and 6tV. Ceisetsnie Hid
best for the money.
Watt & Shand,
6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING STREET.
iUntchce.
-IVT-ATIIIiS.
KMERICHN
Wiitches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specs, E)c-UUsa4.
Etc., nt LOWEST I'llICES.
OptlcnUbKuls. TelcKrnpb Time Dally. Every
Aillilulu this l.fne Caiefully Hepalred.
Leuis Weber,
Ne. 1B9 North Queen St. , Near P. R. R. Station.
"TEWELEll AND OITICIAN.
Jeweler and Optician!
If your eye trouble jeu attend te them Im
inedlntely. The usuer I'UOl'EIUl LASSES resteies sights,
gives comfort nnd pi. asm e.
Ijincaster lias lout; felt the need efn SPECIAL
OITICIAN. Weare new piepnied te measiirii
) our ev es, IH Klasses with the I'KHCISION OK
AN OCl'LlsT, having a mil nnd eomplete out
fit of test lenses ltiiulrcd In perfect incnsiue
meiit. Satlsf.iellen giiiiranteeil Iu evrry Instants-.
CHARLES S. GILL,
10 West King Street,
LANCASTEll, l'ENN'A.
"lVO YOl' NEED A
WATCH ?
WECAN SAVE YOL' MONEYON AN YTIIINO
YOU lll'Y, WHETIIEU
GOLD, SILVER OR BASE METAL.
Ol'H.Sl'ECIAI.SALEOl'
Silver Watches
Heats un) t 'lint; ever efTcied nnytt here.
A .bailee n,l,lem elleicd for bu) lie; u (I.hsI
Watth for mi little lilene).
HERR, Jeveler,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
COHNEH OI'OUANOE.
OClllO.
HOOK OEI'AUI'MENl'.
"LIFE OF E, 6REEMWALD."
Teet prints of Hl Life, letrcth.r Willi his
Earth-M r.xliiutmul ljttet DIs. nurses.
-IIY
REV. C. ELVIN HAUPT.
l'er Mile by the l'lllill.liel',
G. L F0N DERSMITH,
hi EAST KIM! HTHEirr,
I.A.NCAHI'Ei:, I'A.
i-l'HK E, sil.Otl. niAl-ifd
II EltllS HiieK MMOKIL
EASTER CARDS & EASTER
BOOKLETS.
A fine variety of all late de
signs anil styles is what you
r will find here, iec
p"; Booklets as fine as
the former 25c ones.
Then we have the 15, 25 and
30c enek perfect beauties, but
the 50, 75c and $1.00 are the
masterpieces of art. Cards very
fine at all prices.
L. B.TiERR,
53 North Queen Street.
mijsH-ljil
"YJerH'i: te tium-assehs and mi n.
NEHS. All is-rsens ure hereb) feihlddeii
tolresiusseiiiin) efllie land, of the Cornwall
and ispetdvu II estates III Illinium or Ijilira.ttr
cumuli, u lietlier lueieMsl or unlui lined, el t tier
fnrlhe nurpixe of shoetlin; or tMiliif, ns the
law will ue riKldly enforced ntraln.t ull Ire-luilu.-en
sum lands of the uuder.liiad alter
lhl. notice,
WM. COLEMAN FHEEMAN,
II. 1'EllCYALDEN,
EDW.C. KHEEMAN,
Attorney for IL W. Celcinan'i Helrt,
jai. !m-.i U ..'X-'-t. - r.-fa. "jr.
Fi it
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lw Spring Gloves !
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