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CM ARLW WEINMAN FOt.TZ, Editors.
'; ' ROBERT CLARK, Publisher.
DAILY INTELLIGENCE?!.-Published
:rr-Jay In the yr. bat Sunday. Bcrted
K' by winters In this city and unreund lug
" wwnsai ten cviim n witr. jty ihhii hiduui
Jflarsa year In advance GO rents a mnntli.
ELY JNTnLLIGKNCEIt-One dollar nnd
' fifty cent a year. In advance.
JTICE TO SUBSCBIBEnH-Kemll by check
iiTMilAMM nrrinr. And whprw neither of
gfihwacau be procured tend In n registered
tend at the Poslefllcc, as second class mall
' matter.
' V AUDRBM. THE rJITELUaENCEIt.
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LAXOAKER, PA., APRIL S3, 1889.
f .IfctMi 1 flArAtmnr.
' $!De you note hew unhappy the Hepub-
i manuals lu this Mate sccuw te tie,
i Quay down ? The latest howl con e i
i Rutan. ltutan lis been in, ami is
ttUM. Governer Ueaver, te whom hU
efcltaalens are uncomplimentary, says of
tthem, aud it appears te be nil tutu lie
te say, " a sick man win frrewi, nnu
must award him that privilege."
?$lt h quite true, governor, that sick
; men sTewl : but well men, who are
taeund In body and mind and niernls,
s Must net award te nick men tlic prlvi-
. - ... ... Allen 4ltttitra filM-illf lllOllt
tKgCUIIHIjlUD .U.CJ .....If, 3 ....v ...w..
wblcu reiicctupen tneir lineresis, nun we
nbmlt te you, Governer Heaver, that
r fifcAnafrkl Y7lttnfl'u nnfms'lflfin luminal lmt
itjeannet be thus safely whistled down the
; Wind. He considers you, governor, te
tlbe a erent uypecritc ; and in this his
Pibpluleu fellows that of the country. He
jininKS you are n nnr; nnu in mis ejim-
filen he is abundantly sustained by public
St'lktttfitnn Tin nlinrrwu vnll rttli tlie lle.
ffcat of the revenue bill that you prc
rtended te faver: and iiitlmntes that veii
gi'aet up the game whereby you found
rn excuse for refusing te sign It after
Efiilfr tinri lnffl fnti flnva lltmn vimr (Irak
EV" ... .-.. .,;. ..j .....,
i Willi tnciacKei tue senate presiacnt's
J signature undiscovered.
fs We have declared ourselves long age
?;iand often the like opinion of your tin-
opacity governor, and we have never had
r occasion te cliangc It. i ou are n weak
3? creature and a noer creature : n read v tool
fc'and a pious fraud ; net worthy of much
fe respect or of many w erds ; aud the very
poorest apology for a governor the state
g&liu had within her memory. Senater
gKutan's respect for Governer 1'attlsen
VamiWR In tlie mnti'miilntlnii nf veiiim.
p naturally.
L The senator Is able te make manv dls-
gSceverles concerning the dishonesty of
pi his party, of which he was parcel. We
rnKauuw uu uuc w nu w uuui aiTUK jiuuui ui
hf S A Wvslft A an.l.l A.. A Y ! . nP
t- being tee clean for the political company
Vhe has been keeping. We would net lie
jir surprised at all if his present disclosure
$tte merely byway of nerving notice en
&Kft.t l..4 ...1...A I... ...Ill .1- I I.I
f,i UU MW.'Um71 Ul ttUMl IIU Will I1U II ills
Ki vtAtvtnnfla i tii4 nui4 Fl la n lrtn.1 ,lin,
i)jw-jwauuaMtv uui.ativ. Akianniuuiuillll
Bthat he is making, and doubtless for
gaemething, or It may possibly be that
i; 4tiit umnfnr'a nivn nml Ulnae., lma 1i.niu.lii
wi him te the steel of repentaucc and te the
lennl. It is a plan te which the
j&Mnfirmltles of age bring the most of
fgielks. Whatever tne motive, the public
sprouts by tue result. After awhile the
& Republican voter may le penuaded of
i that rascality lu Hie control of his party
in the statcef which we have been telling
:?hlm for vears.
iU We de net believe thnttheltepubllcan
fr'veter naturally likes depravity in his
s leaders. He does net want them te be
$ public thieves. He does net believe that
his party leaders are mere corrupt than
the Democratic leaders. Fer vears the
fci honest Republican has been sustaining
& the dishonest leaders or his parly in this
I? atate, though his intelligence must have
K? told him of their mtti'iiiipsx. IIU tmHv
fevV? atHf lct rtn(i4H.ill,k.l 1I,. t .1 ... . a (t .
njnilb 1I1UI luilliuillll lilt JUIIIIII'lll. J1U
has net stuck te the farts and gene
" blindly" te the supjwrt of ills leaders.
He must' new feel as much ashamed
i of himself as of their leaders, wIiems
vt rascality is exposed m tlielr own house
held. The revelation of Rutan fellows
P, In Hue the exjxwltlen by Quay of the
-need of change in -thu clerkships
Sf the Legislature. Mr. Cochran
grand Mr. Lesch Mere steed aside
because of their alleged tee Intimate con-
LViliectleu with the process of legislation
cz, and with the expeudlture of the appre-
nnauens. as jsu. Cochran lias new
r, ascended Inte the editorial chair of the
R,VXancastcr.Ere??iflT. It will beemineutlv
Improper that lie should meet thestate-
P'tDentef Senater lillt.in. ulin lina luun
tt& bis friend and supjierter, aud the charge
je;w yuay, mat no "steed lu" with these
S who despoiled the state. There Is no
particular reason why he should Ik? shot
at without sheeting back.
Massachusetts.
M Have you heal d from llassaehutls?
It, and are veu net satlstlcnl wlmt p.miuvi.
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P? vania will Bay in June? De you net kv
f utai wneu tue people get u fair elianee
p. teuecmea simple ijuestleu they have
Ps little trouble in wit line It inull.K-" 'n,,
.entire prohibition of the sale of ardent
spirits Is recognized te be a foolish anil
viiujjimiiLuuu! iiuug. i-.ven tne l'rohl l'rehl
i bltienlst. who has t-rwul umu mni t..
that such a constitutional prevision as
-, 10 ue veieu en in I'eunsylvanla
Bvauiiuii iuuiuii nit; ne in Jicmer, men
is us dupiMsed object. Te pro pre
hiblt the manufacture aud mle of
f.lIquer will net prevent Its use ; any
fvuv ui mir uueuigeuee sueuid see that.
-And therefore surelv nrehibltlnn i,imni.i
&be voted against by every Intelligent
-rennsyivaman, wnetlier lie ndveeates
jKoniuiuen or a nigner license. The
genly people who should vote for that
amendment are these who want te wll
ar 'amuui niiuuuL iiiciiar. im in bixuitiuk
fSfte them. They can start n grog shop
y.mtivij jKauui. buiuu uiki deliver tlielr
Ftemew whisky and beer fresh from
Mbe thrlsty soil of Jersey. The friends
& geuu uuu erueriy government in .Mas-
awxiuseiis aecmeu in raver or sanction sanctien
llnthe Bale of liquor that it might be
4 He per ly controlled and n,l.vniini.
& taxed by the trevernnipnl. Tim ..,i
Kleple of Pennsylvania will sav the
Eaame ; and will ,n.ii.w.,i., ,i...i
H . , ? . ----- u.uuiiu tlldl UTJ
5 Z i t 8 IHu,e 8'i without any
WVIi.
Lewfrlnr Furnace Fuel.
IWeuete that the freight rate en coal
jue seaoearu aud the price at the
laalnes for authmritt. cvii f.i.i.... ..
ppe me, liave been reduced a few
hwnta ; which shows that the railroads
a mtv aware ei me lact that pig Iren niak
Nhag weeds some relief ; but the small
Kim ei me reduction shows also
t tbev have a verv Inailmnuti. l.l..-.
'what Is needed ami n vuru vm....
nMtjKwltleu ill takiug anything oil' their
Hie railroads ;nust make up their
ui u very material lowering of
at rates In llasteru IVnnsylvaula te
i no iron industry prosper again.
I reason U Wl-.t.rn l.imuvlv, .,!,.
j --. -- v i aa4
te complain, it has been treated
a rt rouMuerauou lu comparison
i IkvlCaat where a cent a ten jer
THE
mile Is n low rate, compared te the
prevailing chergrs. It cost ever a cent
and a quarter per mile te take a ten of
pig Iren te Philadelphia aud ever a cent
and three-quarters per mile te carry
there a ten of manufactured Iren, whlle
the charge te New Yerk is nearly n cent
and a half, llltumineus coal costs a
cent n mile per ten te bring here, nnd
this is nlKiut the lowest rate
charged for anything carried into tiic
town. Philadelphia pays less, or $2.10
for 250 miles ; and the coal sent there for
shipment pays still Icsm, and no one
knows hew much less. There Is nn
acknowledged rebate of 30 cents icrten ;
but the price at which coal is sold at
places te which It Is shipicd by water
from Philadelphia shows that rates as
low as J1.C0 ier ten aie enjoyed by the
shippers. This expert trade in bitumi
nous coal from Philadelphia by the
Pennsylvania railroad is enjoyed by two
shippers, whose relations with it arc very
intimate. The company takes from
them what rate of freight 11 can get.
That is what it will take from Head
ing, Lvncastcr, Harrlsburg and the ether
manufacturing towns of Kastcrn Penn
sylvania. When the factories step It
will give llieni whatever rates it must
give them te start them ; nnd net n cent
mere.
Lucky Unites.
Captain Murivll, of thcMkseuil, lias
covered himself with glory by promptly
suppressing all ether considerations and
following only the dfctatesef Immunity.
There does net seem te have liecn any
ether course ejien te him than the euu
he followed, for he could net have sailed
away from a sinking ship with seven
hundred souls ou beard without aban
doning all claim te humanity ; but many
n captain would have yielded grudgingly
te the necessity and It is the readiness,
even eagerness, of Murivll that makes
him the here of the day. There was no
hesitation or walling en his part, but he
pitched ever his cargo and set his crew
te work saving immigrants as though it
were n most delightful task, and lu all
probability it proved se. Tills captain
should new I; In strong demand by the
great passenger lines, for tourists will
much prefer entrustingthelrlives en the
deep te n man who lias shown such ex
cellent Ideas of life value.
The captain of the Daunmik nlse ap
pears te have played ills part in a worthy
manner quieting a panlcnmenghis iioo iieo iioe
plo and abandoning his ship only after
it hud liecnine quite plain that she could
net lie taken Inte pert.
The unfortunate Thlngvalla line will
lie expected te come ferwaid handsomely
with an offer te compensate the owners
of the lest cargo ofthuMisseuri, but tlielr
own losses may have se !m)evcrlshcd
them as te make this Ini)essiblc. The
company must be very wealthy If 11 does
net stagger under the losses of this dis
aster and the collision of two of Its
steamers n year age. King Christian,
of Denmark, lias n line clianee te jkwe
royally by paying the bill like n little
man.
Ne event at sea in recent years lias ex
cited mere attention than this Daumark
Incident, and the news of the rescue com
ing Just when hepe was changing todls tedls
palr brought n feeling relief te millions
of American news readers, in no way In
terested save by a common humanity.
ai
Tin: ethereal mildness of gontle spring
is hailed upon the flowering pmlrlus of
Oklahoma with a grand war iliiuce, and
doubtless son oral boomers will be planted.
IIismauck'n ostentatious retrent fiein
S.une.1 exrltes tlm suspicion that he limy be
entielngnui biilllanl piumlci te neiiiu dl dl dl
ploiu.ittleniiiliiiseudu. JfANSACill'Mirrrs has outgiewu Puritan
fanaticism, but stands f.ist by the loe or
llbeityer lu-r early days, and has tossed
aslde prohibition graudlv. We would
head this pimgnipli, " D.unp Massachu
setts, " but for fear tint a prohibition eoui eeui eoui
pesltor might slieitcn the first wind.
0
Jhtltncei inr;, the great English Journal,
publish as ene or a series oraitli'les ou
siibiuarhie bQats, an aiveuut or the lnen
tlmi efDiivlcl llushnell, employed ngalnst
the llrltlsh in the American war or Inde
pendence. "It was llke ii walnut, some seme
w hat flattened, and was sunk and raised
by letting In nud forcing out water. One
enrsened for sculling nhead or astern;
and another, en the screw principle, placed
abe e the operator, regulated the descent
and ascent." lly an airanguinent or tubes
meru us a suppiy ei nesu air ler ene jier jier
sen for half an hour, whlle the foul air wns
expellcd. "The luiiuliole was covered with
a hinged hat-llke ceterlng, provided with
glazed eyelets, and a litanoincter and com
puss were Illuminated by phosphorus.
The toriHHle, containing 1WI jioundsoriiow jieundsoriiow jioundseriiow
der, clock veik, and llrlng spring, was
secured en the top or the beat. A wooden
screw, manipulated ingeniously through n
tube riem the Interior, was meant te be
screwed into the IhiUeiu or a hostlle ship.
A line connected tills sciew with tlm tor ter tor
Iede, which, when ielease.1, Ihmtcsl iii
against tlie sldji's bottom. The beat was
then te beat a rapid relie.it, and rise again
te the surface w hen at a Mroilistance. The
clock w eik, w hen the tlme Ter w hii li It w as
set had inn out, unlocked the striker,
causing the explosion. The whele arrange
ments w eie well conceit ed, and, as Wash Wash
liiglen said, an effort or genius, but requir
ing tee many things in combination r,ir
much result te 1ms antliiiMtcd Irein them
when employed against a watchml eneinj.
The beat, mstuusl by Sergeant Uee, w he
had been pre leusly w ell drilled in its use,
sallitHl out against Lord Howe's flagship,
lying off (lotcruerN Island, near Xew
Yerk, and succeeded se far as te get under
her without being delected. The screw,
howeer, would net act; aud, the ser
geant losing his head and his bearings, the
attempt signally fulled, as did two subso subse
quent ones, home tiuie afterwards the
osscleeme.ing the bout up the Hudsen
rlcr was i based and sunk by a Dritish
man-of-war, aud thus ilesed the lnlef
career of the first di ing ImkiI designisl and
used rer aggressi e belllgerent purposes,"
I'UlfeO.NAI..
rin: (VauIs sullerlng fiouiextremo ner
vous excitement, lielng In constant dread
or attempts upon his life.
Kine Mh.n has bceemu a monk of
Jerusalem with a luw te eventually be
coming putriurch or all the Servians.
Hen. Lkvi Mush is still confined te his
heme In erk en account eran Illness eon een
tructe,! in W.isliltifrtrtn 1'iini...u .
entered his lung at Antletum is also Ku illit
him trouble. bK
1-F.eNAiti) J. Themas, or IMen, Me., who
died Saturday nl thoiigeorsi, held the old eld
est commission as jiestmaster or ani mini
hi Hie rnlttsl States, it MngdatedNeveiii.
her 1, Ihil. He rw fl tsl llv e iiiuuissleus
mid ilied an Incumbent or the efllce.
OiacuiiAi. GtMimr. Citoeir, V. K. A.
Charles Pester, or Ohie, and William War'
apiliitfcdaeoumiWsIeiiby I'reshlent liar-
i.f,it ,I",duly of tl' eominlsslen, as
uu. 'Of'' y ' I or Congress. Is te t eat
with the hleux Indians in Dakota for a
cession te the I'niled hUlw ,.ra portion of
their reservation. '
Ul IIuul by it llinului-.
A masked burglar eutere.1 the lallnud
station at l'ultensburg, MUseurl, ou leVt
lriday night. He covered the agent, the
only iHirsen In the button, with a plBt0).
and demanded the key, which he received
He thou made the agent occupy a uHcu
poIUen and prepeedwl te plunder the afe.
LANCASTER DAILY
He cleaned it out of orerythlng valuable,
securing money estimated at from 8,000
te $10,0ui). Among the booty was ene ex
press pnekage of tct.oeo, a letter addressed
te the I'Atteiisbiirg bank containing 100,
andanumlier nf express pnekagfta. He
also took all the express, freight and
ticket funds and robins the wrent or hli
own nienev and valuables. The reblsr
thou barked nut or the station, mounted a
herse and rede awny.
Mr. J ohm, hew li your health this morning?
Thank eit,ma(tKin, uiiicli Improved. 1 iMMicht
nlinttla efllr. Hull' Cough Aynip lMtnlKlit,
and, after the flmt (Iem, my ceiikIi u clim.ke1,
I alrpt well, and lnive net coughed ence this
merulntr.
Arcldrntn will occur net only " In the best
rrgulafHl fanillleK," tint cverj wliem and nt all
tlincw. Therrfere keepHnhatUintlll comenlciit.
M
ciiANirs i.iVmi Pima
Till: UUNUINB !).(.
-CULEUllATni)-
LIVER PILLS!
READTHIS T
firming Jlret. i
DeahHiiw. ForalenK tlme I minvred from
IhecnrclR of Indigestion nnd slrk lirudnchc.
ntiden trying your Dr. C. Mcl-nne1 Celebrated
I.Ucr IMIU 1 round r)iilek nud kallnfnrtery ro
ller. A very few descn does the work nnd I
v. enld net be w Itheut tlictn.
UKO. II. HAKIMS.
Hleux VaUj Paketa.
Nuvnit known ae kaii
(,'ure lek hendnrhe, lilllomnesa, liver com
plaint, Indigestion, dj ijwmln, hrarthurn, nuv
Inrln. pimples en the fiiee mid iMsly, linpiire
bleed, etc, by uslni; reuularly Dr. V.. Mcbiine'a
t'clelirnteif l.lver l'lll, prepnrel only by I'lcni I'lcni
IngllretlierK, 1'lttxburg, !'., tbe mnrkct belne
full orimltatliiimer Ihumima Mcbnne, clleu
(IIIIiTi'iitly bill of the mime prnnuncliilleu.
Aiwa) s leek for Iho nlgnntnre of Klemlng llres.
nud (;. .Mcfjitit', l'ltttbtirg, 1'it., no the rnpxr.
All olhersare worthless when cempurtsl Willi
the geniilne .Mrljine'n.
nev'JO-l cod ru,TliMw
CCtetltiitit.
II
iiisit i. imerui:n.
MORE THAN
aim: euu
BEST ADVERTISEMENTS !
We find It out every dnr. Net only In en i
city, but our county iiiidiuirrouiidlugceiintlc
One customer snnds nuetbnr. Count our lunnrr lunnrr
eus ciiAtenier uinl ) en will mnelj neuwheioeur
big IncrriiM) lu Hprlni; Trade comes fiein.
Men's Ready -'Made Suit3 !
i &. ".ai, tne, sue). ji7.e,.
(), 7.w, le ei, line, ism,
(JtX), SUl, 1JIO, ltf.(l, -je no.
Prince Albert Coats and Vests
-AT-
JlOfXl, tlttw mid S1S00.
Reys' Ready - Made Suits !
rifie, si,. tv. "ei, isfe, srtei,
tT.W, JSU) U.iUOI.
Children's Knee Pant Suits !
tl.Kl, H.2J, Jl.re, JI.73, 2m, fi.V, SHO,
tl,, J'iUI (e7.&.
OUR MERCHANT TAILORING
ii:pakt.u:nt
Isralilj lismliig with Noveltlce, aud Is tilling
lait ultli outer' rer
SUITS AND TROUSERS TO ORDER
AT LOW I'ltK IX
A IVrfect Kit, I'lur Veikiiuuihlp.
&
oxiMMtici:c'i.eTmi:r..s
AND MIIItPHANT TAII.OHS,
North Qaeen Street and Centre Square,
i..yxcamti:i:, PA.
iCitvprte.
c
"tAltl'l-I's.
Rugs
Oil Cleths
Linoleum
Art Squares
McCallum
& Slean
1012 and 1014 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia.
Axminster Wilten
Moquette Bni3sela
Tapestry Ingrain
Carpets
tibS-3nuli'(xU:tiin-
"T'0,ii!!;.Is..,li:,,lI:llY ,V,"N" tiiatthi:
X Llwnw 'lux for Mtnet l'urnes rinli
jBirltaH.en hln-et llallwuy cSSriJieLraiflT
telephone il Klectrlc .ll,t 1 .let. umle 0
IIkcIm fuli, I each.. DiiintbuKti, Keur" Ieo
Anv jorseu fulllneie tnke out u I.lwime or
reruJiiif te iwy thu LIcciim, Tux rt'iulr M 'by
lliuonlliiaHn-.er vhe .hull Molute .uiyefthu
provlijlen. of uiiy wclleu th.reef. l I ul.Ject
ri h ' I'r fVdMr' "' '"''""e" I" "' linimillitiJrii
v,m:.u';v)h;;ilv;,?,.r'm,,j'r,ueu,,i''rkf'''-
H'"-Wd J. H. HATIIKON,
H.wa flty'lr.MBunr.
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nUK-IHIMlbVltl'l'.
TO MOTHERS.
'' -Ne Opu, or.MerphlamliuirM. WiUri
Vilnf. e !' HPf"",1." ",u Uel und 1 "e ,0,0
vtH! i'Lr.v"!?"8- "ii y inw.n.KAiiH-
f..h.H0-N'..,,"Ser,e. it'. IiniZKtkU ktl
It ; as cciit., I rlul bottle iut by iimlfTu ceiiti
Jant-lydced&w
Pwi Mum !
HIRSH
BROTHER
INTELLtGEyOEll TUESDAY, APRIL 23,
iUftnamdkrv'.
rillLAPELnil A, Tumday, April 2B, 1M.
Easter has passed. In a day
or two the things will drop into
ordinary ways, but wc propose
te continue for a little the pres
ent conditions of the store. The
Easter Occasion has pleased
altogether tee many people te
allow the Heuse Mere Beauti
ful, the Japanese, the Crystal,
and the Art Reems te be dis
mantled. The Duck Pend and
the Rabbit Warren may stay a
little longer for the amusement
of the children.
I3y a slip of the pen wc yes
terday made the price of Black
Gloriosa ($1.25) te stand for
all. The black is $1.25, but
the fancy colors arc $1.50, and
a few $1.75. Width 48 inches.
The only real stock of Gloriosa.
Houthn-entef centra.
There isn't another Carpet
stock in town se complete and
se full of novelties.
Ne half-way business in any
part of it.
We are new showing several
invoices of Engh'sh Brussels,
Velvets and Tapestries. Fine
quality goods, and in patterns
that will interest any one who
wishes a fleer covering unlike
what is te be found in ever)'
store.
By recent steamer we have
plain Velvets in tcrra-cettas,
blues, olives, old geld, crimson,
and ether choice shades.
The whole range of Summer
fleer covering.
Art Squares of five grades,
every size.
Mere than two hundred styles
China Mattings, many of them
exclusively our own.
Matting Rugs in sizes up te
9x12.
Matting samples by mail.
Hecend fleer, Market Mrrct.
Apart from the shortest
lengths, it's generally the mer
est trifle that sends dress goods
te the Remnant counter color
assortment broken mere fre
quently than anything else.
Just the shade you want, per
haps, and a big chunk of the
price gene because some color
you don't want is missing! One
of the absurdities of the busi
ness, but it makes rich picking
among the Remnants every day
just the same.
HouthweHt of centre.
A dozen designs in Ladies'
Cheviot Cellars and Cuffs. Ex
actly the right stripe and the
novelty of the season. A Chest
nut street window full te set
you thinking. 45c a set.
Chestnut Mrevt tide, caMt nf Mulii AIle.
A fresh batch of Plated
Ware gees te the new bargain
table te-day. Seme of the
values are unexampled.
i:xtra plnted1'ensoeni,$l.,ri)n de.
Ktlrn plated Di-sMerteii, ELSil u de.
Kxtrn plated Tablespoons, $M u de.
Kxtra plated Iilniier Kerku, SUM a de.
Htfceml lloer, wllh Cutlery nml .Silverware.
The Upholstery Stere is full
te overflowing of timely things
for all ever the house. It al
ways is.
Het weather things are
thickest new. We have te be
ready long before the sun be
gins te make folks siz.le. Wise
buyers keep ahead of the jam.
Take Awnings. They won't
be needed much for a month,
maybe. Most people will wait
till the paint begins te blister,
and then come with the rush.
We make and put up Awnings
in the quickest possible time,
but it's ever se much better all
around net te have such work
done en the jump. Give your
orders new. All the materials,
newest styles.
Se of Slip Cevers. All the
latest styles and asserted quali
ties of Linen, Jacquard, Cre
tonnes, and Dimities.
If VOU wish, we'll tnke dnwn
your Curtains (clean them if
you say se), hang them se they
won't crease or muss, keep
them safe till Fall, and nut
them up when wanted. Lace
Curtains te be cleaned are best
sent in as seen as taken down.
fPhelnterv mi Hen, keeend fleer, north of
iraiiittpL
Ne better time te have the
old Seal Ceat re-cut and re
dyed. Heme when you want
it. Furs of all sorts stored and
insured.
IHk ou second Meer, ever middle. ClimtMil
ktnvl uilriuiiv.
Jehn Wanamaker.
AWPY. l"m'.l$ eni:u te Avem
IHlblleltl tf mililln 1. 11. .(I.... ..111 ...11 -..-
J.UJ nun, tlie hauiUeine Kenuukv bred, fiut
inittliiuund mud mure Mattle Wllken. fouled
KiA klrnl by lted Wllkre, hu by (lc-erKe Vllken,
11.1111 ljuly Chckter, by Almein, ki-i-enil ih)m
Julia I ruie, hj lilt,,. Hull third dam Kitty
Italic by eluiitt-vr ; tuiirlli dum, Uul) Mury
by llrlreumler. '
.MullleWllk. Uvery stjlUh.n square level
trotter, u ear 110 beet or weight when tpeed tpeed
liif.efcr.ut ceurut'i. nud endurance, but ery
irtutle, ut nrraldonecoiiiotlxeorroadolKtucl
J" u. "l( ter ludusnr children te rld or
i..i.:m." "'"" ""id tall, tleau limbs, keund,
t !. 'iV ""'l '"" ' "'"H1" f"ul- s l' ne er
,",!l.flLP'r ""'"J bt klmncd trial hcau In 8.37
UI11IJ..T, at U'xinBtim, Ky.,,i Utile ever ene
jejiruge, vtliru iiurLlinkcil by my lale liiikliand.
for the kum of f,7M. I w 111 mm guiiranuw lu r
te U ix-rfectl) keuud, kind and Ktntle 111 uvery
tvartliUlar.aiid telrula lull mile fit 2.S50M,0
.m"u',j l"tfcr, M-11 l"'rle soma iron
uhevvllltjkuhtruuii from the ilty, uud ulva
herHKoed home. AHeii very line fulllne lop
ii ""'' , ui iuiruvia, nn Aiuiru
llun fur robe, whip, blunkeu. tte-, ut eue-hulf
thelrviilue. I'leuw cull en mp groom Jehn, ut
m priviiU)kti;ble..Ne, 10U llranUwlne kin!.
ubeveHprlinftJuriUii ttivcl, between titxtcciith
en"! wventceth .lret, I'hlladelplila,
pAlNEO CELERT COiirOUND.
Spring Disorders
Shattered nerves, tlred brain, Impure bleraf.
debilitated tem, all arc Ilia natural outcome
Inthenprlnf. A medicine must be uned,and
tiellilncfquaUralne.' Celery Compound. We
let elliera (iralte us you cannot help bellelng
a disinterested party.
nrlEudlerOenerul W. I Orecnleaf, llurllng llurllng
te, VI., writes! "I have used I'alne's Celery
Compound en several occasions, and always
with benefit. Xjist spring, being very much run
down and debilitated, 1 cemmenced taking It,
Twe bottles mode me feel like a new man. Aa
n general tonle and spring medicine I de net
knew of It equal."
Wraaw IT IS EASY TO
fKavvltifit.
CTANIJAUII CAUUIAOK WOUK.
Standard Carriage Werk.
KDW. KDOEIILKV,
Nes. 0, , 43, Market Blreet, Kenr of I'ent-
efllce, lancaster, 1'u.
Baggies, Phetens, Family Oarriaglea.
The finest sleck In the country te select from.
We can suit ever body. I'rlres te suit the lluien.
A flne line of Heceml-Iland Werk.
New Is the tlme te get your Carriages He-
Calnted and Repaired. Our repairing cannot
e excelled. One set of wnrkmoueapeLlallyeui wnrkmeueapeLlallyeui
plnjed for thnl imrpose.
fall nnd examine whether en wlkh te buy or
net.
H
KAi)tjUAini:iw KeiiTin:
BEST
ABY
Carriages !
GIRLS' TRICYCLES,
BOYS' BICYCLES,
IRON VELOCIPEDES,
EXPRESS WAGONS,
W, D. SPRECHER, SON & CO.
j
31 East King St.,
marai-Tii,Tli,Stfd I.ANCAHTKK, t'A.
3oelto.
B
OOK DUl'AltTMKNT.
"LIFE OF E. GREENWALD."
Footprints of Ills Mfe, tesclher with his
Karllct Kxlautund I.utPrtt l)lsoeuriw.
HY
REV. C. ELVIN HAUPT.
Ferflale by the Publisher,
G. L FON DERSMITH,
411 kast icixa stih:i:t,
I.ANCASI'Rll, l'A.
w-rntcr. gi.ne. mau-tfa
CTIjimt flail.
"II Kill A.MA1U1N.
China Hall.
irjoilwniittercplaraMiiynrllileofC'iouktry
or Uliissnuiii that may lie broken In moving, or
If jeu vvUh te replace old or fuinMi nuw
China Hall
Is the place te net reliable vvareat the Lewest
Prices.
WAIUH ei;ahanti:i:i).
ExcliangeJ If Net Satisfactory.
High 8c Martin,
NO. 15 EAST KING STREET.
Oltt-tfll
Sate.
Stauffer & Ce.
KTArKKEIlACO.,:il
nud III Xertli IJueen .St.,
Mill the beat 1.M I'ur
Htltr Iliiteverkeld. Hen
Hats from 'S; te 5 MX
ShaiH-Kiit all pi Ices.
Trunks.
Specialties rer the.
Children. Just lake u
leek nt our Seuth Win-
Traveling t
te-daj. i:ndl(ssu-
nil faultles-isljU'k
Bags.
lnull thebeautlfiilcem-
lilnntleus,
LVNTAKTIIt's I.I'AIIIMI
llATHTOItl,
SlaniKB.V. QuetnHt.
31-33 N. Queen St.
itlcbfcal.
lIl'-MI'lIltinM' hI'lICIKICH.
,x IIUMWlilEYS'
Dit. Ht'M ims'HI'Kciucm uiekclentltlcallv
iiiul carefully prepared pK-M-rlptleiu; used
formally .viars In private practice vrlth kiic
cikj, and for ever tlilrty vears ut.ed bv the
icoi)le. hvery klugle Kiecitle in a kpeclal cure
for tlie iIIwum'n named.
ThceHMclllCN cure v Itheut drugglnst, purg
ing or ivUiicIiik the kjktein, andureln fail and
deed the fv)tllKIGN Itl.MtUll.S OK TI1K
Wern d.
LHtef lrlnrlvnl Ne. Cnrek. rrlci.
1. Kv mm, t'oiiKCNtleii, Iiiilamiiiatleut . 'i
'i. We li Ms, Werm Kever, Werm folio 2b
3. Vm IMl CuMC, 01 Tivthlng of lnfauu 2Z
6. HVHf.VTHiv, Uilplni.'. Illlleus folic
I'. f HOI I II V Mlllllll'rt, Veillltlllg ...
7. ferniiH, folds llreiuhltu
K. -Ntl'ltAI.UIA. TmHlinclie. Kucchi be
. iM.iiiuiit.A, in 1 iiiiuren or Aiiuiik
J5
V. llKADACllt.Mck lliadailu-rVirUk'e ijj
10. HM'H'IA,lUIl0UM0Miai'll. -,
11. hi'i'rRhMitner l'ISH'1, 1'hlileiiH . 'Xi
li. WliiTtx, tee Profuse lVrlinls. j
1U fnei'i-. Cough, IHttlcult llrenthliu; jr,
H. Hvlt UlllUU, Krklpeln,i:rupilniMi yr,
li. UliiruATIiiM, ltheiniuille I'aluK, a
1U. KKVtn anii .Adi't'.f hills, Malaria M
17, I'ltra, lllliid or lllnMIng w
1M. f ATViiiili. Intluviun.feld In the lUad M
3X Wlloel-lMiCoi-uil, Violent fought ja
Jl. fltMiivi. Ivbll,t, l'h)klcul WMikut-.ja
J7, KlU.SM I1ISLV8K m
ZH. Ntuvers llLUILITV . si.ie
ax UitiNvny WtvKMjis, Wetting ikd. Si)
Si. r)sl-ASK10KTIIKllt-KT, I'lllpilutlen J1.0J
Sold by UruggUt, or kent peiiuld 011 re
ceipt of price. 1)k, Hi'vii'itHKia' Hani-ax
(I'tpnge.) richly bound In cloth nnd geld,
malledfrcc, IIUMl'llltKYb' AlKUIUNK CO.,
1 ulteuHtntt, H. V.
SPECIFICS,
Tu,Th,swp)
1889.
n '."fJ0 "" Jwo keflM of Jeur Talne'a
Celery Compound, nnd II has given entire satis satis
factien as no appetizer and bleed purifier."
T. 11. Hkkxeii, Watertown, Dakota,
Paine's
t Celery Compound
iJ?IS!Snb'd Vr P'jyldans, recommended by
SHJ7J e'n,1"r,,1 y ministers, praised by
2I5i52',.,I!5.M,.l,ud.V.,he nnufactiiren, at
?if?fmR1'cine ,Yh.'?h "' "" f halls
Purlfles the Bleed.
pinL-.",jril;VLef ndcrful cures made by
ere!i8neI'nP,Jdl,n, ""1 te,,Cd' Kni tne-
w,,ii-Jb,xteTt!i-00- Rrugglsls.
tt Kt.tw, ltitaiARiiaew a Ce., liurllugten, VL
DYE WITH DIAIOXD DYES "$,
leihittfl.
w
1LLIAM80X A FOSTER.
WK CONTINUE TO HECORE AN INCltEAS
INO 1'ATHONAUE 11Y 8ELLINU
Ready-Made Clothing
. .. THAT IH 1'EIIKECT IN FIT
ANI) FINISH AT l'lllf US THAT 1JEFY
COSIl'LTITION. S
llnj-t' Drew Sultn, All-Weel, M.0O, rr.0O, JS.O0.
Mcn't Dress Hull, All-Weel, SH.01), S10, I2.
Children's Knee lant HutLs, All-Woel.flOO,
s f( M.ne.
Shirt Wnll, SO, 23, 50, 75 rciilt.
Trunks. Yalises and Satchels,
OUR BOYS' HATS.
Thrce Deien of lleyn' Light Colored Cleth
nteamer Capi, witlu lined, former price $1.25:
new 60c. '
Alte Light Cleth nnd Tell Hats of all colors
nnd nhniH-4 ferfiOc.
Auents for the felehrnted Knox llntt-Hllk
UntH, 50.00; Htltr lints, J5.00.
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
.We tend our ofTerlngs'teyou In the shape of
Hard Boiled Bargains. Just received one let of
25 dozen Celumblu Cheviot shirts, extra geed
Milne ntiV.
One let of Demet riannels, asserted sires nnd
shades, nt :!Sc.
A better line of llomctriannels.nsserled sizes
nnd styles, )c. and 7.V.
A complete line of Sprln? Weight underwear
In oel.C'iiiiul'N Hair nml Merine, from JSe te
1.1.
What We Think
About our Slen's S1..V) Hhen is exactly what jeu
will think nner n geed fair trial. Thev lire
made up neat In four itlllerent stj les and of the
best materlnl that could (KHvlbly be wlected for
that price Shee.
Williamson it Fester,
113-08 EAST 1CINCJ ST., LANCASTER, FA.,
AND
ai9 MAIlKKTHTnKET, llARIUHnUIta, FA.
(China.
J. "' M
VIIT1N CO.
CHINA DEPARTMENT.
Arlington Dinner Sets arc
taking the lead in Dinner Ware,
and are guaranteed net te craze
or surface crack. White or
Decorated.
Rochester Lamps all reduced
in price, and we are showing
the $5.00 Lamp for $3.40,
ethers in proportion.
Odd pieces of Dinner Ware
placed en separate counter, and
if you leek at the prices you
will find them about the regular
prices.
Toilet Sets, decorated, for
1.90, and white for $1.50.
Jesse Dean's decorations
from $3.50 te $25,100 a set.
One let of Fruit Saucers,
decorated, at 75c a dozen ; for
mer price $1.50 a dozen.
China Mattings are here in
60 different patterns, from 10c
te 55c a yard, discount by the
full roll.
As choice a stock of China
Mattings were never shown in
this city before.
J. H. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts
Lancaster, Pa.
Ittiieir.
1 UEAT ItEIlUCTION
-IN-
2Litelia.rps.
Three liar $.1.00
Four liar -.J.L50
Fle liar ... .. .. -M.00
Any lady can learn te phi) u tune in fifteen
minutes. Prep In the kteie ami take u leek ut
them.
Te AMATKrllS nnd ntOFEsSIONALS:
We hae at present the finest stock of 11 Alt
MONICAS ter seen In Lancaster and ulsur
prlslngl) low prices.
Have teterel Recend-llniid I'lanes and
Orgnus In IVrfcct Comlillen, hUh Me will
sell at llaigalu l'rlces.
l'laniM, Orgnn, Sheet Music and Musical
Mde. lu generul In fuel eerj thing pertain
lug te a llrU'lin. music heue,
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
: WCSr KING ST., iJincaUcr, l'n.
P. S.-I'lanes and FiirnllurJ Meed. (let a
cop) of I'rid.T. llaker's New Walu, "Th
Deles Iteturu.' u'Jt-ljiUu
ilicyclt'e.
1 yiV L I.1J, 'I HICY('LI, TANDEMS.
COLUMBIA ".
Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems,
DURABLE, SIMPLE.
(Jl'AUANTEr.D 1IIGII&T OKADI.',
ll.l.Usnt.VTED C'ATALOOl'E FKEC
POPE jMlP'C CO.,
79 FRANKLIN ST.. BOSTON.
UUANCII H01T8ES-12 Wamn 81.. New Yerk
iSil Wabash Ae., fhlitign.
Fer Bale by JOHN S. MUfcSKU.Ne. 2 North
Strrcl, Coluiebta. auvlydeed
-sit- .
Ctothtne.
JTtENTIO.V
lrt,mw,Kerlfci'Kfur erf,ne-
SFRINC OVERCOATINGS !
The U test Styles In
SeltiBgs aadTreaaeriBgB.
Mjr prices, are the lowest, cetuHstetitwIth oed
MY 11EPUTATION EHTABLWItED.
MY AIM 18, HOLD IT.
NOS. 834 AND 900 WEBT KINO IITREKT
msr l.VSmd
M
AltTIN niies.
KEEP IT
IH HID
AMD SEE
Martin &Bre.
You'll Be Meney In Pocket," hre best fit
ting Clothing, be most stylish dressed.
Get biggest return for the expenditure far Ite Ite
llable Clothing, rendy-mnde or te erder, and be
happier Ter It nil If you appoint nsyoureul.
fitters
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing,
Tailoring and Furnishing
Goods,
NOS. 20 AND 28 NertTH QUEEN STHEKT.
me ci
CLOTHING 1IUYEIW.
L Gansman & Bre.
MENS, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
WJin is.00 and J10.00 Is all we ask ferStyllli
All-W oel Suits for Men and Yeung Men. F liar
gmdes nt tU, fit and 16.
Heys' nnd Children's Suits In endless rarlety.
See our lle s' Suits at KM, $.1.00 Jf oe.
?i,rlSV W'sl7.S.$fkc& "-" F-00' rJM' ' '
Custom Department.
It Is the qunllty, Fries nnd Geed Fitting that
makes this department se popular. Fer no ne no
Wiere In this city can First-class Clethlneba
purchased with se little money.
812, S1J, fit and S15 will buy a geed All-Weel
CheWet or Casslmera Suit, sack or the latest
stjlecutanny.
fid. fl8,t20.K2,t2l will buy a Fine Imported
ersted Suit, made aud trimmed equal te the
very best.
Trousers te order, strictly all-wool, at $3.50.
HOD, teOO, frt.00, $7.(10, $8 00, f9.CW, flO. Wuale
doing u big trade lu tticm.
LGansman&Bre.
C6 and 08 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
S. W. CORNER OF ORANdE, LANCASTER. PA.
3"Net connected with nny ether Clothing
Heuse lu the City.
M
YEits i rt.vriireN.
Ourstorelsa pretty lUely plare llin Spring
Dajs. Uwrj bixly seems te thluk It
HEADQUARTERS
FOlt
Geed and Reliable
CLOTHING
AT
LOW-DOWN PRICES
Plenty of Handsome Goods.
FLENTY OF GOOD STYLES AND llUIOilT
fOLOIW IIEHF.
FOlt OlT TO F1CK FHO.M.
We're netlegi;lng jeu te buy when you euly
come ter an lilt a of prices. If jeu come te leek
jeu'll come uguln nnd buy; wu'ie sine of that.
Den'tCln" lllmlit about imklnt; for Samples and
I'rlcei ; we're here for j our accoiuiiuulatleii.
WW
II
fl
IM
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
LANCASTElt, FENN'A.
JUatchce.
yfr.vnius.
H7VERICK1N
Watches, flecks. Jewelry, Slices, Ey-Gla4M4,
Etc., at LOVliT Fit ICE.
Optical Goods. Tekurupli Time Dally. Etory
Ai tlcle lu this Line Carefully Hcpalied.
Leuis Weber,
Ne. lSSNerth Queen St., Near P. R.B. station.
rEWEI.Elt AND OlTIflAN.
Jeweler and Optician!
If joerrjM trouble you nttend te them lm.
lii(dialtl
Hie useef FHOFEUaLARslMiislerea sights,
iim J1..ls.,i..r '?. l0" fr" "ie "fe"' fn HFECIAL
in ill IA.N. Wetirenew prciuireit te miHturu
V,il!I.VW1,.fl'.Pl.u,-,'w,, "'" FHEllhlON OF
A-N (J( t'l.lsr lmluga lull and complete out
Ill or tet lem.es required In iwifitt incaauru
ment. v
Sdllfaclliiii guaranteed In ctrj IiuUdce.
CHARLES S. GIL,
in west. iung Direat,
IANCASTER, FENN'A.
A Pretty Lively Place.
lnmnn nn imimni
VKKXHTKil I HHfli
umiu x, uniiiruii
I
tiija
tvf ."-. r Si'.
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