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T CHARLIW8TEINMAX FOI.TZ, Editor.
t( ROBERT CLAUK, Publisher.
tttt DAILY INTKLUaENCKn.-rublMied
try dyln the year, hut Hnndny. Served
A, fay carrier in thin city nnil Mirretindlnff
15 $ town at ten cent week. By mall five del-
. , tan year In advance ; SO ccnU a ineulli.
rX WEEKLY ISTEI.LlflKSCEl.-Om dollar nnil
?V ny ecnli a year, In advance.
.HOTICE TO HUBaCIUBEIlH-ltemll by check
A, or pattotHee order, and irhere neither of
Xf tbnecan be procured wnd In a registered
r? . totter.
. j?-BnterI at tlie roKtemon, mocenacmm mmi
i matter.
& Audiibm, THE mTElUaEHCER.
l.ancastcr, I'n.
LANCASTER, PA., MAY 1, 1889.
The World' Halt.
The world's cvcutu wem te Iiuvm
halted te give New Yerk's ceiileiinlnl
Alt! t.iiln.s In litmlll. fir I'l. lilt! tclc'-
'? graphic wirca arc be burthvunt with tlie
fS teperU of that event as te cut en uote w
pj" ether of the world's tleliigii; ler we ue
fek net hear of another thing thttt h reIiik
etif ana mere is ueuuug uhmhh
the attention from the repertti or the
panulea, apeccheN and liMit'iieta or tlie
centennial occasion, of which the.'cenrt
day was the great day. It was cele
brated by a grand military pnrnde
that lasted until dunk, and for which
the mounted police force made
way through Fifth avenue by riding the
people ,ilewn and tolaberlng thein with
their clulw. This perfonnance was
hardly In accord with the "imposed
plritefthe occasion; but It IlluatmU'rt
once mere the hard experience that ten
der Ktitlmciil has when It comes In con
tact with, rude fnetH. There was the
parade approaching and there was
the crowd blocking the way; and
here was the police force with Its duty
appointed te eih'H the way ; and the
way was laid open; and he were the
people's heads. Freedom whrlekcsl when
Kosciusko foil; but fhe probably did
net mourn a bit when the free citizens of
this republic were sent sprawling upon
the Belgian blocks or Fifth avenue by
the mounted police or the city or New
Yerk upon the occasion or the
celebration or the ccutenulal of the
inauguration or Geerge Washington
as president, when way was made
for the soldiers and statesmen and of
ficials who were te grace the occasion
with their plumes and oratory and
presence.
And much the fume flavor of sug
gestion meets his in following tbese
celebrants through their jierform jierferm
ances and the recitation of their toasts
and speeches. Hew they exhaust the lan
guage In praise of virtue, lllicrty aud
independence ! Aud thcu are men who
have signally failed te Illustrate In their
lives the lessen their words teach, who
have uever reached the elevation of no
tion tlii'V minimal, nnil who would net
lils, be discovered by their conduct as the
worshippers of Washington's example.
Passing by the president of the United
Btatcs, who had just removed the
postmaster of New Yerk at the com cem
maud or politicians, we Hud cx-l'ivM-denf-
Hayes en deck actually declaring
honesty en the face or his fraudulent
record. It Is safe te say that there were
few among the statesmen whine elo
quence broke ever the festive Ixiard, who
could or would frame their conduct or
administer their power upon the patri
otic Unci or thcgicnt fathers of the It"
public who-e praises they wKcdly
sounded.
But the world demands abundant
profession en such occasions, und is net
no jealous hi exacting performance.
There is a well understood limit te the
practical exhibition or virtue, but there
is no limit but the dictionary te Its
profession ; se we may new scan these
centennial words tee closely. There
was nothing extraordinary about them
In any respect. They were as sensible
and honest doubtless as the occasion de
manded. Bishop Petter even ventuivd te
say that we are net as geed in these
days as In llu? of old ; and If his dec
laration U cenllned te the politicians it
may., be taken te le true preaching.
lien Mill lie lien I
President Harrison is getting lets of
praise Ter courageously lvverllng te first
principles, and iwteriug Wasblngteu's
custom of receiving his guests with a
bow. He should be congratulated rather
than praised for bis geed feurtune In
lighting upon this incident se early in
his term, for It was no fault of the presi
dent that he was required in this cele
bration e closely fellow the course of the
first. president, und it would be quite us
proper te give him credit rer all the
peculiar details of his trip as for this one.
He was acting a part and was no doubt
delighted te find In it this line chance
te dedge away from the handshaking
abuses of the day. Kven President Cleve
land was sorely tried by the pump han
dle working of his arm, and the less io ie
bust physique of Harrison, must have
suffered gravely. The move Is a geisl
one, and it is generally assumed that
there will lc no mere hand shaking
receptions ; but It remains te lie seen
whether tlm president will carry out the
Idea with due regard te the Democratic
spirit or our institutions. "Will he stand
upon n platform carefully roped oil from
the crowd as did the ntNtecratlis Wash
ington, in days net far removed from
royalty and nobility; and will Mis.
HurrUen and her ladies held receptions
In the same stately and frigid manner '.'
AVethiuknet; but it is doubtful if other
wise the bowing pregramme will run
nmoethly. The platform slops all eilbrt
at handshaking and gives a Uttcr
clianec te catcli eyes, but It Is entirely
tee undemocratic for America of te-day.
Ceuidy Engineer Seeded.
When the Legislature gets back from
from its centennial spree and under
takes te ilnUh up the legislation that It
has left Itself se little time te jst
fect, we tnut tbat It will net fail
te take soma action towards k.
curing us better reads. Jt seems
te us that the first slep Is te secure com
petent supervisors of the read-making
Hlid laying out in the counties ; and that
te this end there should be u count v
euglneer appointed. The eummUsIeners
should be authorized te employ sueb an
eflleer at u sulllcleut salary ; and his
duty should be te u-e that the road read
making Is done iu a premier way
by thofcupcrvlsers; and that the reads
we maintained of a proper width
aud grade. There is tee much
.'V luoraiieeof the art of read making
among iiiesu wihi usually siipervl-m
-", ."reads, te make the the result or their
work happy or profitable. Tlie same
V ,4, money Intelligently exjieiidcd would
" " give much letter results. We need te
: i' . have an engineer in every county, witlj
-WMib easlstauls us the extent of territory
1 ,-' rvsjulre, as the first tep towards
- b44r reads,
It aecmathat ex-President Clevclandand
Mrs. Cleveland were conspicuous at the
centennial ball, nnil attracted qultfl an ova
tion.; Mr. Cleveland Avas ene of the lxsst
speaker at the centennial banquet and at
tracted attention by his oratory. It was a
notable oecnsteif, and tlie ex-pffcV
blent showed well and se did tlm young
mayor of New Yerk, who prealdisl ever
tlie hinmiet, and wlie seems te be cqunl te
all tlie occasions. He Is In a geed line of
promotion te tbelilgbest dignity If his lnmp
lielils out.
Tun New Yeik IVirHayatliala1lheusli
Mrs. Cleveland Is out of odtce, se te speak,
It is nvldent tliat alie is still te )k a factor In
politics Juul soclety. At the centennial
Imlleu Monday night show as the leelpleut
of much attontlen. When she dcpirted
from the ball-room she recuivad morn con cen con
alderatloii than the Harrisons. Tlie Indies
ree rn miwe aud threw thelr bouquets In
front of her and around bnr. She literally
left the bull upon a roadway of flowers.
This was weiiinn's Impulsive trlliute te
wemntily graee. Hut tlinu tint men all
c.iecied loe.
New Ward McAllister can chuckle. The
grand Imll apcars te have been udlngmcn
fill fiillurc, glcn ever te a drilliknu rubble,
and New Yerk pnwrs tell hew McAllls
ter's coiKpieror, .Sliiyes.inl Fisli, was re
fused admission te the stippur room of the
bnll he liiul hnlptsl te insnuge. It Is evidcut
that thu miiuaH'enietit of a great ball re
quites great firmness, and a niielty for
accepting kicks of all sorts with calm geed
humor.
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1Ii.ai.ni: and Ilurchiuil wen) net there.
I.I IIuxu Ciia.ne, the great viceroy of
China, who Is said te rescinble Prlnee 111s-
mnrek, Is Mirleusly ill and Ihoeinperor hits
shown due curiosity as te his health by
regular formal Inquiries at his palace. It
Is shrewdly suspts'tcd hew uver Hint there
will boa geed de.il of Hiiinlhercd Jey III the
emperor's household If 1.1 Hung gees te
Jein his illustrious ancestors.
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.I.vmks lti;ssi:i.i, lewi:t.i will preUibly
gut n geed deal of iiIiiine for fnllliiK te
glorify Atuerti'iiu Uteniture In spreml cngle
style at the New Yerk colnlmitieu, but lie
contrived te piesent soine unplens.int fuels
In a very pleasant wayaudlilseouriigeniid
tactnroweithyofadmliittlou. Mosleepla
will think It stmugethiit putiletlNin did tint
move him te say a low weids alieut Hie
men cutiHldeiud gre.il In our llteiature, no
iiiattur hew shett Hut list. Irving, Cooper,
Iiligfellew and Poe are eeitaluly n.tmes te
be pieud of,
Wiii:n flroweiKs aiu (llHplu(sl te a Isrge
crowd In a Niua'il spnen there Is moie dan dan
ger thnn fun, but when the operators
calmly allow their great fiery soihiiImIe
mpilrui into the ctewd, as they did in
Chlcuge, thu perfiiriiiiiucd Is exclllug te a
degrtie (iHiigereiis te health.
ri:itexAi..
Siinateii Caviukin will niiikn a visit te
his Arl.eua mtich in May. toiler he will
go te Kiuope wllh bis w'lfn aud tlnughtur.
Mai.h.tea, the deposed klii of SaniOn,
has nsiloul7el, and l'nipeiei- Wlllliini hits
dts'iilud that the ex-kiug nmy be lilientled.
n. N. H. I.awh, long president of the
Missouri Ktnle lnl orally, hits tendered
his resignation te tuKe elfeet en July 1
net.
ltKV. Damui. I)ei!Ciii:sti:ii, of llo-teu,
thoiiewsiiperluteiideiil of Ti it 1 lit ti wlioels,
wrote for the J'rnhlhltletiiNts In the Iloslen
Journal during the reeunt 1'rehlhillnii mm
palgti. K.Mi'Kiien William en Tuesdav epened
an cxhiliilieu of Itpjillances for 'thu pre
vention of iteelileuls. The eioeeror nlln.
dtsl te the services of his Kriiudl.ither, Km Km
perer William, In luiprevinif the condition
or tlm weiklug classes, and wild that he
would strl te continue his attempts te
attain a solution of social question.
Coi.enki, liAVin Ahmstiio.ne, who heads
the Mlsseuil tioepsitt the centennial ecle ecle
liratleu, Is a grand tyxi or Western war
lieise. lie Is soventy-sevon ears of nun
and he Is as vigorous us n nun of fertv.
llu peiHenally get together tlie MlN-teu'rl
troops, and with thoasNlstiinceof (loveruer
Fianels mm'iiksI the wheitntlth te pay for
thelr tratispeitatlnn te New Yeik.
Cei'stims Ki.iisviiirrrx (Iiiihtinmni,
who lately died at Venice, has left hcruuij;
ulllccut palaen te the munlclp.illlv, te le
couvcited Inte a sehfiel for teutig gills. In
the troublous days of Italian hlsterv she
sull'ercd inticli In the cmisenl'lihcrH, when
she fellnwisl her luisliiiud Inte oxlfe. On
lierielurii te Venice, aller the fall of the
Austrian dominion, her house w as nlw a s
hospitably open tiwich and peer nllke.tiud
shntleveted much of her time te works of
cliatity. She founded a crcche, ami was
the pntioiiessefvailouseharltnlilu and od ed od
iieutleual estalilislimi.nts. Ilv her w 111 she
has nlw) bequeathed nil her landed propertv
valued at mere llniu n million of fiancs, le'r
the foundation of a hospital at Veulee for
chronic Invalids, and U.one n-atics a year ter
the supM)it of her creehn.
Mlts. Ci.i;vi:i.anii In still the iidtnired of
all admirers. At the centennial ball tint
Clevelnuds had (Hvujiled a box near the
president dining tlie reception und the
opening quadrille. After Ibndcpartuie of
the president mid Mrs. I but Iheii, Mr. und
Mrs. Cleveland came down en tlie fioer te
protneimdo. Ne soenor did the cred
catch slulit of them than thev worn sur
rounded with jieople, ns anxious te see
Mrs. Cleveland appaictillv as thev had
been when she was a Wliltii Heuse 'lulde.
Soiueeno staittsl the applause. It Krew
lliitil willi a cheer the cutlie crowd
swept down en the Cleveland, forcing
theiu against the boxes. At this moment
some one in an upjier box bioke u lieuquet
aud showered loses en Mrs. Cleveland's
Inad. The crowd chccicd airalnand iilmIii.
ForqiliteatlnioMr. and Mis. Clttviduiiil
held a lecoptlen en the deer of the I mil
toem and during that tlnui thev were the
iMiitru of attraction.
l-t-Mtlmn hulfa l.ettle of lir. Itull'i Ceiiidi
Hyrup fuml nteef it m-mw tirenclilul iillis-tleu.
U.S. llUliMl.N.liillunetcrtst.,
,.,,,, lliillliinirii, Md.
Den t . -If tt dealer otrersyeun Ixittloef Halxa Halxa
lien till wlthoel latjrlkur wnipisrH, or In a mil.
tllutister tlcfuccil puckuue, ilu' leurA (-tteu'i
Imyllat any price. 1ml. t iin erltliiKitiir-
rt,imbiekcii,utiitiiieiH,Hiw: I'llcwSicntji u
bettlu.
IxUticclltincoiie.
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LADIES
wiiti vu.i'K a iti:riNi:i) ciimi'i.i.mdn
-Ml'HT IS1.
POZZONl'S
.MKIUCATKI)
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It linimits a
ltrtlltniit 1iiiti.tkir,-iiii ,-. !..
"ii- ui-iiiimst uii iiniil,-.
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coleiulloii.. unit miikc rtic .Uln itellcutrly c.ft
Ullll Is'ailllllll. lleeiltlllll mi limn ul-llul I
or ai-M-nlr. Iii tlm-uiiluilux, fink or iltuli, wlitie
anil lirtun-ttc.
J'OltHAI.K UV
All Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Everywhere.
aj-nr.WAHK OF I.MITA'ni..s.-a
aprjsa
r t Ui7uENTi'i:i"iKic. "
DRUNKENNESS
OK Till-:
I.Iitl'OR IIAIlir IIimII'IM.ia lllttllliv
AUMI.Nlsli:iiiN l.uVitAI.Vj" ' '"
(lOIdULN hl'U'H'IC.
mil llu, kuimK-duv of 1B ,,.reii tukliii; It Is
?.l'r.',,.,HJ'r huriiiTew, uml l .11," ,,.
n'edJ . " lSS. 'X':: "". '. lHt . a
uiii-w iiiiurrziiuuti uiiii 11. si.m.. i .......
U "'i'lJr'Ste l,rUI, fr 'U' ll,'r'Mtlte ie
.. uS'-'-W A' I-OOIiniUlnnfL'M,
m$ux,f?r lu ltM' ,J",cuk,tr' '"
J iMMiMindi of drunkard hate u n miid". i"
tin iiiiiii iitm u en..
Uattamaltcc'0.
I'lin.AnrLrtUA. Wednwaay, May 1, 1W.
It is new ten weeks since vc
began opening the Spring Nov
elties in Dress Goods. Within
that time wc have repeatedly
asked your attention te the new
things as they came forward.
Only last week a fresh instal
ment came the very latest
things from Pans.
We repeat .what we
printed befere: "The
have
Dry
Goods stocks of the world fail te
show an equal volume or va
riety." But dispite this, our
stock is never se full that
the later style or the greater
bargain cannot be secured for
you. This is your reliance
the foundation of faith in our
Dress Goods always the new
est, the greatest, the cheapest.
A suggestive bit about Ging
hams, snipped from the Evening
Telegraph :
' Tliere Is mild te he quite n f.td for (llnulinuin
far un at country ri-xjrW during the Hiinitui-r.
Many women are having us many as nrusmer
twenty dresses Hindu up of lliese clicup lull
pretty KOeds for such wear."
Ne wonder. A sensible stuff
and pretty. The marvel is hew
the loom-men get se many
beautiful patterns. We've mere
than a thousand distinct styles of
Ginghams the best of Scot
land and New England the
cheapest in Philadelphia.
Northeast of centre
Shimmering, iridescent
Gloriosa. Celers that change
anil glow as en the burnished
breast of a dove. 48 inches,
$1.50 and $1.75. Lansdowne,
its just as silky twin sister
almost daintier. 40 inches,
$'25,
The while capped Challis are
at full tide. 27 A 5 aiK' ,a
Heuthwest of centre.
Combination robes (plush
novelty with plain te match)
for about half what the plain
part cost. $5 up. There's no
question about quality or in
trinsic worth ; the hitch is in
style and net much of a hitch
there. Ten thousand near-by
women would grab for these
Robes could they see them
net enough for one in fifty.
Meutliwist of centre.
We are quite willing te tell
you that it is our command of
the German market that
strengthens our grip en the
Linen trade. The cheaper
rrades et Damask table Lin-
ens,
with which we have been
ignoring competition
season, are German.
al
the
the
lu
nigii grades l ircscien atul uei
fast are rivals we will make
you happy with either.
Our Linen stock brings busi
ness te this market. Distant
hotels and transportation coin
panics come te us for Linen
supplies, and they come for the
reason recognized by customers
and would-be competitors alike
competition with our Linens
is useless.
Maybe a dozen sorts of Table
Damasks with Napkins te
match. Step by the first we
reach : 72-inch German Deuble
Damask, 90c. The usual price
is $1.10.
That's a fair sample of what
we are doing in such Linens.
Turkey Red Table Cleths,
all sizes, $1.25 te $2.75 each.
Doilies te match. Turkey Red
Table Damask, by the yard, 35
te IJOC
Twe Towels
story as well as
cellent lluck,
will tell their
fifty. (1) J-a-20x-;S
inches,
i2c. (2) Knotted bnnge,
Damask, pink and blue bor
ders, 21x42 inches, 22c.
Heutliwe.t or centre.
All the warm weather Bed
Coverings.
Summer Blankets, single bed
s'Z(- $3-50 a pair; double bed,
$5 and j"6.
White Chese-clelh Comfort Cemfort Comfert
ables, $1.75 ; colored, $2.
Dimity Spreads, 65c for sin
gle te $1.20 for extra size.
Near Women's Waiting lloetu.
Perhaps if you are a man
you read and acted upon our
remarks of yesterday en the
Silk Hat question.
If se, your Silk 1 lat needs a
protector, an alternate, a sub
stitute. Fer this use, the
Derby it is an insurance for
the Silk 1 lat worth its cost in
what it saves. All the Spring
shapes are here light colors
or dark, $2 te $4. and Heath's
from Londen at $4 and $5.
Thirteenth und Jlurket .ticeu.
Trout and salmon are at it.
All the helps you need te get
them when found. Abbey &
Imbrie's full line of iMshiiv
Tackle.
All sporting goods en the
same scale. Spalding's Base
Ball things. liverybedy's best
in Tennis (25 styles of Rack
ets), Cricket, Croquet what
net. With all the extrava
gance squeezed out of the
prices.
Ua-wiK-nt, lierlhca-it eliviili.-
A few dozen Dells are in
attcimnhcv'0.
the way. Bisque heads and
jointed bodies, 75c from $1,
and 40c from 50c, as te size.
Bisque, kid body, 75c from $1,
and 50c from 75.
ltancutciit, north of cintlc,
Jehn Wanamaker.
ittioccllrtiu'euo.
1.iouA.Mr.iucANsieiiTi-ia:t)('Yi.iNiii:ii
' Lubricators, (llass (HI Cups rer llcnrlni;,
oil call ifct thnn lit JOI1.N 11KHTH, 3.0 Knsl
r'nlteintrwt, ln'J-tfit
TTIOH'TlOltlZON I'AI. HTATIONAUYEj
1" itliics, fnini 2 In M liorsc-per, and Vrr
ilrul r.iiKlucs from I! te 4(1 lienuMrfm.-r, you Mill
mid llicm at JOHN HIXTH, IU1 East Hiillen
stn-et. in2-lfd
JrlOlt CAHTINllS, IltO.V (111
l or lirnvy, nt slierl tietl
Ir-ST, SSI VMM Kulton slrwt.
ilUAS. I.IOIIT
Ice, re te JOHN
nu-im
CAIlltY IN HTOCK'-lllXr CHAHCOAI,,
Hntnmcred U.ir Irou,lieiil,lUnii'sl Iren.
Iliinleu's ItlM-t Iren, Itltt-ts, Het and Celd
Heller Iren, Hlttl, Hint t Iren -illl te Ne. lit, at
JOHN lllXI"M,.V.i lOast Cutten street. InMtil
rjAUTH'l'I.All ATI'IINTION I'AI I) 'K
.MimIcI .Mnk'lui;, ratterns. Uraniums and
lllue Prints, nt tirlc-s rcu.euablf, at JOHN
IIIXTH, RH liist Pillion stns t. mMfd
TP IN WANT OK IIKAKS till IKON HTDl
Cocks, AMicnIes Packed Ceck. Pet and I lib
Csks, lA-ter('iM'ks, Hwlllif Joints, call iimljjrt
I von
our erin-r ny man, iejipii.
IIKT.SRIts1
Irulteii street.
jir-iiii
-TJt'MI-H, llOIM'.HH,
MININfl, CIINTUII'IT.
1 (jnl mid Hleatn ruiiii'A, of any ciitmclty, at
Jiil. lir--)i n,nvi i jisi t tiiien sireti.
tn'Mfd
TNJi:rl
1 cock
fiellcr Pr
N.ii:r-reiiH, huk i.iiti.i: giant, iian-
k iusiiraier uml i.ieeiers, l.ecriiiun
"ccder, I'cnlicrtliy Inister, American
. 1 1 J l -. l-Fl", ..,, ill nn.H .,. mill.- ,,... ,i, t
I-jist Pillion htri-cl. m'J-tfd
ITiiitr. imK'KH, niti: clay, at low
i llljiires, ;i( teJOHN 1II2VI', SU list Pulton
slrts-t, m'.'-tfd
rpANICHP(llTVATKIl,(lll(,A( riTllIMlAH',
J. of liny hIiiijh or capacity, ul fair lirlces, tre
teJOHN IllXr.XCIIistl'urtenstrcvt. ui2t?d
RAIUATOItH, OP anVMaki: Oil l)l
sign, can l,n fiiriiUliiil at rutseiuthlnilKUic
l.y JOHN llliST, act I jist Pulton street. nilMfil
IOIt liOIIX, LAG HI'llUWH. Hirr HCItKWS,
' Hqimn-niiil HeTiircm Nutx, tlicsn kixmIs In
hliH'k.ut JOHN lllXPRavi Past Pulton street,
ni2.trd
lTieit ii(iii.i:iiTPiii:iuii'sm:i, ktimen
I" I'liwWr.-nelK's.l'liMMind .Meuknr Wn-nchi-s
f ....... i. .... ..II ... (...! ..I titllvr Ill-kin-vj -I'll
1-einnuieii, i-iic-i, wn vans, i
ItllsT, :m IJist 1 'iill.niHlr.vl.
. . .... .:.. i. - .......
be
te JOHN
112-tr.i
-10I,1
Pillion st
IlItONZP. I.IOPIim AND KI.ING
steam erk,iit JOHN 11IXTH, KCl Past
reei. inz-ir.i
A GPNCV POIl CALLAHAN A ('()' Cl
J inent tetuku the place of Ked I.ead. In
ljtillc It mitkes the times the quantity of red
lend and Is far superior I it making Mcutu Joints;
packliittlilitn mid hand hole plates en belters,
.le., .le. Price iJl cents s-r pound nt JOHN
llPHT'rt, :m Pn.t Pulton Hlrii-I. jniMfil
710U STPA.M GAI'flns, HIGH Oil LOW
' Prcssuie. Water Gaii!:c. (Jhiil-i- CiK-ks.
oed Wheels or Weighted, (linn Tidies.
AVIilsllM.rlypliniiafiirSteaiii (Ihurcs, C.MInili'r
tiners l lain, ttaier tiau!e . eiiiiinis, i..icks rer
riienm (iatik'es, can en jun. ni.-ir,
!'.n 1 jlnt
Pulton street.
tfd
I T1 Oil I'UA'IT CAHV AMIIIMTOS IMHC
' Vahes,.lenklns Valves. llntssGlnhe Vithes,
llrns (iitle ViiIm-h, Iren ltedy (llolie Vnlves,
I'ver HJfcty aires. l'ei Surety Vulrcs, Air
Viitxes, Kadlaler aires, Pratt's Hluplin
Check VnlM-s, llrassClieck Valves, Peot Vimcs,
Anule Valves, call al JOHN HUST'H, tin Mist
Pulton street. riil'-tfil
17IOII IIOILPIIS HOIttZONTALriJIIULAIt,
Vertical, l'ertalile,('illnder,.larlic, of any
hIe or smer, of the ti-l material and work
manship, go leJOHN lll'jil', Ull P.tst Pulton
street. lnJ-tM
WIIITU COTTON W
the pound. IOe; In
ASTi:, COI'I'PI) 11V
lets of ID pounds or
eter.ec.
city Piee,
All iriHslsdellvc re.1 tennyjiart of He'
Call KHIN IIIXT, Ne. IV
Clllilst
Pulton strtct.
Ui'Mfil
17IOKTIII: IllXr HUT AIH I'lTltNACi: IN
1 tlie market, no te JOHN lilT, ti-'ll Past
1-llltnuMlcct. m'J-trd
IP VOU WANT A PlItST-CLASSPOKTAIILi:
PiiKlncHnd Heller, en wheels, cheap, ns the
lolleulnit pihes shett': 0 liuiM-i-miT, 5I7.;K
borve-ie.-r, Sli'i; ll)l.ersc-sitt.r.3T5; In horse herse
IMiter,ts7."i; L1I horsa-peuer, !l,li.i, call ill JOHN
lll'r.S,:UI I j.st Pulton stleet, niMfil
17IOII l'ULLPVH, MIAITING, COLL.MW,
1- ..10
teJOHN
1111 livers, 1 -in nip nines, ceiiiilliiirs, ele., ire
IIIXT, Jil-I liist Pulton t-trect.
inJ-Uil
e-JlXOOOiliii!'1;.!'
l'ti'i:. pite.M i
Inch .tlnmeter.'fei
sale at a lint Hume, und the only house lu the
clt ullh 11 il clllllliL' Uliichlue, euttlii)' up te
II Incli diameter, nt JullN I1L.VI M.ail Past Pul
ten sheet. ni'J-tfd
O'iT.A.M HHA'l H
lll.lOMINllIIPM'Ptllt
i) dwelllnss, i-liiirches, m-Iiisi!
houses. . tc
Ihenu'li suci-elnlly used euu hltuilred ei.is
age. WIiiiieii centemplatii 11 cliaiiKCeall oil
Jill IN llri-if, uliii Mill ;Im jeit u suilsfaeiery
Jelt, at u fair pilce. m'.'-trd
ICKI.NOS. AS Pel. I OWH: HIllIUO, POIl
Steaiiihlid llullalllli' Parking, Astiest Itepe,
Woven anil Willi Puikluv, Ilciup Paeklin;, As-Ix-Nles
Mill Heard, Ai-lntes Cement, Asbestos
Sheatlilnif, (ituul'.icklinr.dum ltlu-jsfer Water
(aiii;cs I'hnnliak'e I'ackiui;, Ittsst's I'ateiit As-U-stns,
l.tiitsl Sectional l'ls' Coter, ut JOHN
llIMl"s,;a.li;-ist Pulton stteet. lu'Mfd
SAW MILLS IIAIIK MILLS, colt .MILLS.
iH-ntlier Itelleis, lull 1'iirl.ii", Trlliln Herse
Petters, .Milling and .Mining .Machinery, at
JOHN IlKsrs,:! n,t Pulton stm-t. mi-llil
TTIUlt Csl' I HON I'll'i: FITTINGS. HOTII
' plain and risliiclng, up te irliu-h diameter,
Malleable 1'tltlliK". l'lanires, Flange Pnlens,
Manifold'., Amerleiili I'lilens, Tube Supjuiits
HiiUL-ers, Plimraiiil IVIIIng l'lalr, te te JtJHN
nisrS,;CiS Pant Pulton meet. 111'.'-1 Id
T"ANGAHOO,C.VLP.
Kangaroo, Calf.
Wi'haeJut nwltnla line of KangiiroeCalf
Slus-s fei men's tt.mr, uiuile by tlie New Precess,
that Is Mltlieut tackserwux en tlm Inslde of
tin. slits'. 1'rli-ejJ.a. Aitteue tantlhi; a mil,
easy mid dressy i-Ihw will de well te call mid sec
this line. Vtchux' them regular and tin elm
Mllllt IIIKV
A lull line of Lnlles' .Miss. nnil Children's
Minis
pi.spct'sreM weitu A.sppciAi.n.
WM. H. Gast,
NO. UV, NOItni Hl'PP-N
ST., LAN( A.sTPH.
Jiilil-l)itWAP
1
MIPl'ltIM IUIX MtPOVKI'.'
TUP UF.PI'liLICAN HA'ITI.P. I
I1P.1.N
POIHHU'!
11.l mm let nil men "lie down In peace t.
tcibei,'' ler lln-ie Is uelliing In the u.irld te pi.i
tenl tlieitifi-nltsl 11s tt.ll as tlie victorious from
tiilliiK the stt.t-t, dilleleus bread thai Is pro
duced b using
LEVAN'S FLOUR!
We de net s.t thb. Heur Is n cure
for
ilc v
I l SIS'I
in. 0111 tt.1
de Is-Hew fi-M.-r heic neul 1 Is'
mulcted uilli Hint dicuil
this m ll.-le.
disease If the i,.(il
TRV IT.
Levari & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
dvlj.l
VTP.A.M.
We.ttslr.i le.iill tlu
ulteutleu of cenKiuncrs
of si. am li.siits.tud Pni;lus-rs' Siipplles, loeur
laiijt'iuiiUulIwUl.vk el PIih-s, Valtes, I .K-ks,
Malleable and Cut Iren I Ittlnns, AsUsst.s.,
ultiilHsteuiiud Psudiirlan, Sheet. Pisteuuiid
NnlM'I'aikluus; Scotch and Ited Line Ht.tt.vt-liigtimig.-Lilusses,
si.-nin Itadl.ilersmid stciiiu
Hcutliih- A)s.nitns; set and Cap svivws, mid
In l.ici nlun.sl ecr.tltlug reiiultctl bv n.100
Users, mat all of Mlii.h Me eiler at prices ulilih
Me Kiiurmitct' te Is- lett.-r than lliesu or urn
ellu r.lc.ilertn this l.-lnln
Nelme)s.sltlt.l) the t iige-t ste. k, and Iss.
llIB .s.llll.VI.sl Mill. Hie 1Vliplltl.IL' l.XCliailKC,
itiei.Lisiicd ler.svh.-uud III) i.ll untcr. In tlm
shortest isnble time. Wlicii In Mant of uny uny
lhle' In our line, cull en ns i..r prits-s and tie
till! ceuxiucL' .Mm of ear nbtltiv mid Milling
ii.-ss tesat.-wiu Men.t, k-lj mid Vexation.
Our r.iclllties ler liniil.hlii Piitrlue., Il.iil.rs,
'.V."1"!"-' I'e'KOs, 11 iiiki-isi. !,, il Machli..-r,
l'lll,iilu... I ... Ll.l....- '.-. . . . . '
......,.n,n .,,, ,,,. 1,1, I'll. ilMt, IlllteiUs,
.M.sli-ls, and Iren mid Urns lusilugs, and for
the ireuiil resur.-l all kind e ui.ulniurj an
iiuex.cll.Hl in L.neaster, mid Me h-.is. unlit
Keliclt 11 share 01 ieur isilr.Hiii.'e.
Central Machine Works.
1-IA.llNt'IUHCHniSTIANsIltKKl.
1 IN. TLK. l'
UimsI Werk, llcusnuuble lliargis, Preiiii t
ui-ss. 'Uli-pbonci-enncttlun. tn-tntll
H
OOD'S SARSArAHILLA.
Spring Medicine
Is a necessity Willi nearly tveryeTAly, Th rim
down, llrisl eutirlltlen al thl.sm.en I due te
Impurities In the IjI.kkI which Imte uocumu uecumu
laleit dtirliiK the winter, and which must he ox ex
pelted If you lh te feel well. Heed's Hurupa
rllla Ihoretichly purifies and vitalizes tlie
bleed, creates a geed n)wtttc, cures lillleusness
and hrndarhr, gives hcnltliy actjeu te the kid
ncj i and liver, and Impart te the n hole lxsly
a fcelltie of health and strength. Try It this
spring.
" I take Heed's Karsamrllla every, j car as a
sprier tonic, n till mnrt satisfactory results."
C. l'AUMELUE.SW llrldge street, llroeklyn, N. V.
Purifies the Bleed
" UisHl'iHnrsnparlUa purlrlMt my bleed, gave
uiFiirrngiu, aniinvercame the lieedsrlm and
dlflness, se Unit I ant ahte te work again. I re
commend Heed's Sainparlll.'t te ethers whose
bleed Is thin or Impure, and who feel worn out
or rundown." l.t'Timt Nases, Lewell, Mass.
" We have used Heed's Hnrsaparlllii for j curs,
and recommend It as the best spring medicine
erblwl purllter. Our boy Is nine years eM and
has enjoyed t.ssl health ever since wa began
Rhine II te lilin. We are .Idem without II,"
1!. V. Ukuvkr, lleuhester, N. II.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Held by all druggists, ttl; six for !A. Preiared
only by C. I HOOD A CO., Iiwcll, Mass.
100 Deses One Dellar
I3A1NKH CPLKKV COMPOt Nil,
Sleepless Nights
"Fer nearly 11 month I Mas notable p, iecp,
but nfler using I'aink'm Crt.KKr Cemih.i.ni for
tn 11 dnj s, liiKemiiln tied mid strength returned."
P. G. SMITH, Clausscn, H. 0.
" I hn n taken only a part of 11 bottle or l'ulne's
Celery Compound, and It has entirely rclletcd
me of sleeplessness, fmin Mhlch I have sutr.-r.sl
grcetly."
Mas. P. Ai'Ti'l.HK, Peoria, III.
Faille's Cilery Ceinpnuud ii.sluresseuudiind
refreshing sleep. A physician's prescription, It
d.KM net contain one haiinfel drug. Like noth
ing e-le, It Is a guaranteed cure for sleeplessness,
If directions are faithfully followed.
tl.ne. six for lien. Druggists.
Wki.i.h, Uk hakiisen a Ce., Hurllugten, Vt.
DIAMOND DYES K::!,f"i
enlv rclb.ble.
sir Imitations,
Olrtryct
BA
UGAI.N'sl
-GO
Shirk's Carpet Hall I
-
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &c.
W'h H.ivKiiu: Liiniksr ami lli-.sr. Stock inthpCitv.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS,
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
i'lrtte.
Asi'Kii's Li:.m:itM
LAM
S
T
A
U
ji
7i
R:
Hats,
Trunks,
&
Traveling
Bags.
HI'PCIALTIR-i IN ALL SlllAW A."
u
HPMMPIlGOOIIS. Till: IIIMI'
JlSil LIGHT. SI IIP li T
i:vi:itM)i,D.
31-33 North Queen St.,
l..NCAHTi:it, 1'A.
G
0
Viivnr.elvi.
IJAIIAWILSAMl CMItltPLLAS.
Prices the Lewest.
Assortment the Largest.
IIP. IQI'H1 PUS POP.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS !
thi: ii vMi-'MTiitpits,
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
1 1 i:sr KiNGM'itpi-n'.
The Lewest Pricjs.
The Largest Assortment.
ni'.NtlililS.U"
ilouncfiuMtieliiitii (5oeo.
f lAI.I.A.NDWKi:
Till.
ROCHESTER LAMP!
HUty Candle-Light; lu.uu them nil.
Auellit-r IM t.r Cheap Gleln-s for t.asiiud Oil
Mew.
Tiii:"i'i:ui'i:cTie.N"
.MPIVL.MlJl LlUNUitndltl'llllPUt PSHluN
Weather Strip.
Unit them all. '1 lil-stiipeutrearall ethers.
Is. ens out the cold. Mei.s lallllnu or vtlnduits.
i:cludes the dust. Kts-u. out snow nnd rain.
Aiiui-cau nppt) It -en wane or dirt iiin.lciu
iiiil. Illicit. Can betlltisl an.MiliL-if- no luik-s
tobeie,rcnd for um. twill net split, warp or
brink -a cushion strip is the ine-t i-rf t. At
Uii! Move, Hcaiernud llange Moiver
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
i cAhTi:i:,pA.
NIG It PIS IIPIti'HY i.IVP.S Til I TUP
l.l.i Use Ta fur Mu.-i l'uriss.-N, lur thu
vc.r Nsii, mi st.i-.-t Itnllttiit ars, 1. 1,. -iiii.!,
T.-l.-nli,me aud I lis te,- I.l.-lit p.,1. ,, i.inl.,!,'
lla.ks I nb, t uk In-., uiiniibiiv, , I'.-iu-H-in-n
atieiis. Ttt iKllerst- t'u,,iw I.,...,. .l..ii.....
i Ira. farts and eili.-r .-lii.l.-. us.sl In tl'.,'.
cllj for Hire or I'u.t, is mm du.-itnd imablei.l
til.' ellliv et tin- fil ' ivasiir.-r
An i-t-rseu fa.liiutt., luUi ..ul a I.teenv, or
rcfuslnj te u tin- Lnviis. 1 ris.uln.il bj
tlieer.llni.iKs- or ult-i si. 01 wulute any of the
pruvistiim. or un mv'i.ui tlu-r.-ef. will subjivt
theettciid.r In uddll.u t lite iimumtlutc ler
felt efliisliivus, , ten s. Haiti f live dollars fur
euL'hiiude.-r) etlciise
J II ItATlIPON.
a -2wa C'ltyTrcununir,
The cliltf reason for the manelleus success of
Heed's Snrsn pa rllla Is found In the article ItMlf.
It Is Merit that win, and the fact that
Heed's Knrsas.rilla actually accomplishes whnt
Is claimed for It, Ism hat has made It llieinedl
cine first In the confidence of our countrymen,
andgUen te Heed's rlursaparllla a Hipiilnrlty
andvtte greater than thai of and ether bleed
purifier.
" litrly last fprln I was very much rnn
down, had norteus headache, felt ml.crable
and all that. 1 was very much benefitted by
Heed's Sarsaparllla and recommended It te my
friends." Mils, J. M. TAVtxiti.lllB Knclld Ave
nue, Cleveland, O.
Creates an Appetite
" I wish te enroll my name as one of thes.5
who htic!tertu-d health from the uwj or H.msVs
Mnrsatiarllut. Per manyyrnn I have taken it,
esrsvlally lu lite early sprlnir, wticn I am trou
bled with dizziness, iliilluesi, unpleasant taste
In my mouth In lliemernlni;. It removes this
bud tnste, rcllcesiny headache and ninkesioe
feci itreatly n-n-eslied, 'I he two bettlci I have
used this sprlni? Iiute liceii worth many dollars
tome. I ndle all my friends te take IL"
Jehn Hi.N.sia.UJ! AM Street, town or ljtke.Chl
cncti, III.
N. II. He sure nnd gel Hixsl's SArsanarllln.
Sold by all druggists. six for .V Preistred
only by C, I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 Deses One Dellar
"1 ornleng time I M-assn nervous nnd Mern
out Hint 1 could net Merk. I tried ninny medi
cines, but nene until me idler until I ued
rallies Celery Compound, which at onee
strengthened and ln Unrated my nerves."
llAltl.KYSIIKUMAN, Hlirllllgtell, Vt.
Palne's
Celery Compound
quickly cpilcls and strengthens the neres, when
irritated or Meukeiicd by overt. or k, excesses,
disease or shock. 11 cures nervousness, hc-nd-ache,
dtspepslii.sti-eplessuess.melauchellu, and
ether dlseitlers of tlm nervous system.
Tenes Up the Shattered Nerves
" llT 1Vt tPill-a f tfriu n ilfr.ir.tv .... .......
lebllltv, mm I tliMiik (((Hlniid tlnMlhcovt-rer efj
t!i valuiiblu reiiu-ily, that Talne's Oirry Ceiu-
Hiiiiiu ruii'ti inr, iH-i nnvenn wnin te ttip inr
ndvit-e." Uiuiker W. HouTev.rttainfonl.Conn.
T.ir.TiTPn Prtfin ntireeswltli Weak Hlemach.
u-.w..,... u in
linst for IiiMtllds.
iVtll.
B
VUOAI.NSI
TO-
POH -
gev Sali'.
vpi ili: a 110.M1: pouverifT-AMiLY.
Secure a Keine for Your Family,
FOK sau:
OX Till: MOST ..IIIKKAI, TP.It.MK.
'I.to-steiy In hi; dvtcilllng heusts, lets la)
fret de-p, en Ijtni-itster i.x-iiii.-, U-ltr.s'ii Wal
nut and I a men -tn-cU.
Twe-story brick duelling houses vtlili mnn
Minl i.M.r, pert lies In I rout , lets II.) Rut ilici, en
North l'lnc, Ulucen flit-stnut mid Walnut
stlcets.
Twe-story brli-k iluelllns beuses wltlifient
viints, linn i.iiii-H, ltk iiii r.sit deep, en West
wulmit, belvvceii .Mari mid Pine strcL-tH.
TwfMilerv brick du.Illui; heu-es, lets ll" f.s'l
deep. ..ii W.'ht U'tueii ulr.-ct, bclvt.-iii I liailetta
anil .Maiy sti.i-ts.
Thni-stniy Uriel; tin. Hint; houses, lets lVlf.s't
tt.i'P, vtllli nil the modern Improvements, front
yanls, en W.-t .'lii'sinut Mri-ul, bctttctn I'in.i
mid N.ivlii strc-is.
Alse heiiscH mi Ilast Walnut, North Lime.
North Mary, betvnsMi Walnut and Lemen, uml
Lemen, bettti-in Mary und l'lnc klre.-ls.
Alt the above houses am lu i;oed order, newly
pani.-.l. pis llxnm-s I ti nil t tin riMiius, witter In
tlie klti li.u.iiiHl tliu.vllars vtnn-.tnl.-d telmdn.
Call and s.v for jeiirsi-ir, no treuldu te show
eti
.i.mi. r. iikii:l.i
JAi-ei! ciimi:i.. f i-xoL-iuer.
:w.' Nenli .Man Sli.s
iili-.Vlvd,M,W.S.
"1ITY Hl'll.HIN'G 1 .11 IN."
$5-oe ! $5.00 !
CITY EUIL1OTG- LOTS
-sPlt'llPDIlY PAYING
Five Dollars Per Menth.
Thlrt-rle Choice Lets left, at the follewlnii
Lew Prices; KlKlil Leis ter Sl-'X): Six Lets for
JNI; .-,'M-ii lits tnr fJB; Hix Lits for SJW;
llir.st Leis ler turn. All slluat.sl lu the most
rapid! v-urew lur portion of tin. city. Street ear
fiu-llllies, piii-il hldeualks. city wutel supply,
k.-wi-niKc, i;as and electric llRht. 'llu. cheapest
lets net. ettered III the ell , and bound te In
crease lu value. Alse, n liuinbur ul
Dwelliug Houses en S.ime Plan.
the Ix'st cliau. M-r eller.il fei a pi'lviin of
small iiiemis te sn-urc a home, Ai.pl imiue
tllat. 1 te " '
Allan A. Herr,
nPALP.-srATi: AND INSmtANCi: agknt,
lt PAST KING STItKl-rr.
i..2l-lwd
(L ii r pet tCli'i.uiiirt.
c
lAIH'hri'CI.IUNINU.
NONP.PtlTUDPLAY
HOUSECLEANING
t)N ACCOPNTOP
Rainy Weather!
Our wagons .-all rer our cnrH?u and deliver
same ih vv itheut regard te vtiatliei
Thorough Cleaning,
Thorough Ventilation,
Brightened Celers,
NO INJURY,
oil 111,
st I'l t III-
Cicunln.-.
uridine tu.-all ut tin- works and lu
-eiii-liitii i v unit pi,,iLsi, ei t'ar(A.-l
L-OiA PRICES.
I -cave Outers at or Telepheiie,
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
H. S. Shirk & Sens,
H. 1.1. ShCnK, .PasteiuMHtltet .
WO UK's
CHRISTIAN AND WOODWARD STREETS.
A
'lur
1.1.1 UK hi YM'AMGi:il.MI.IDKSAM
I.I. 1 UK Ml VM'AKHGKllMIilDKS AM
Melli lH.-stre.vcrs lU-tliied Cumpher teal 1
Cimphur, luuipher Tubk-ts, Nupthullue '
lied I'.ir Patvrm bw lu-ew, and IVrsmi
il.-r lsiii--lil 0. 1.11 nrthnliLlk anil t?uurunttss!
ltetltied
I'l.uuYr luin;iil pem first hand, and tfiiuruut.ssl
lierfevli rt-liabk.ut
IUHLKrinitLtihTOItK,
We.l K'liijhtr.s.it.
Cletltittrj.
1880 -Ne'i'ks, 1889
f " -AT-
-" 'H.GERHARTS.
Tlialinn.l cemftlel' nsserlment of Sprtni
RifrJS!,"l!f-;!,in8",h Cheviots, Dlg.,nal and
(Asslmere Hultlng and Treuserlnir that has eer
fel ' ."V,1 '"."ll" c'ly. Workmanship tlm
licsl and all goods warranted as represented.
II. GKIUIAKT,
s . . .I'o,erthllelHtree.
jTJ-Only lltreet lnierllng Tailor In the City
of Lancaster.
i
VP.IWdlLVTHPOX.
Our Special T
The Best Value
" POIl
A TEN-DOLLAR SUIT,
As far ns wehiheseen litis season, l our
Special Gray Flannel,
Suck Ceat, Skeleton Mndu and Very Tasty In
Cut. Kvery buyer apprer tales their value and
inch customer proves a geed card for 119.
Five Other Styles of $10 Suits
Pur your selection, In Mght and Dark Shade
ALL FULLVALUE FOR PRICE ASKED.
It Mill pay J en Id see them.
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
LANCAHTPlt, PP.NN'A.
T
O CLOTHING IIUYKHS.
People who want the best value for the money
eaiinet atlerd teuitssucL-lu; our great display
or
New Spring Suits.
Vn hae the very handsomest htylen In tlm
nmiUet. We liaie built up our ieuitatlen en
Ihe excellence or our KtOTdn nnd our low prices.
Our New sprlne Hutu, rer Alt n'a Wear nt H.W.
S6.0tMC.0O, tS.W, 810, JIK.SUandSlii are tlie best
value te ba round unyvvlitre. S0.0O, J7.1W, ft.ntl
cannot be equaled rer money.
Our new Chlldren'N Mills at fl.15, (1,25, SI".'.,
.(', S-UX), tl 00, 55.UO mid StUrt are al least 'Jj jh-T
rent, low er t linn ever ettered liefere.
See our ifieal lines of Jlen's, lles', nnd Chll
drcn'a Points. lualHy mid prices that will as
tonish ml.
Custom Department.
Nete tint latest ellectn In ( lievlets.Cnsslincri's,
Worsteds, 'I riceU, Palicy Worried, ChcU Plaltl,
Htrliics, etc.
Hulls te order at 812, SH, (1(1, Sis, Ml, fti, fii.
Pants te order at sJVj, si.ue, .u), jtl.uO, J7.0J,
fs.fti, sn.eu, SIO.
Hucli Units as we ere new he line at thesa
prices are the. best nlue elleied lu Laiicaster
styles, quality and cheapness. Yeu have only
te see thent tt. be ceuv Inced itj
LGansrnan&Bre.
06 and 08 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
S. W. CORNER 01' ORANdE, LANCASTER, PA.
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152 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCAHTPlt, PA.
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Linoleum
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Philadelphia
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