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PA., MAY 11, 1889.
AiXlni Satut.
deVeuatcr Is ucml. iset
i la thousand trave the Jcat
I or kitemten te this uctva, wlreil
Pacific coast some Unys age,
ibetelc life of Jtev. J. Damleu de
Mheuld be familiar teevcrj' eue.
i rare nud wonderful uere in
f ibe obscurity of his name, nnd
ew Yerk Jfcratd rightly cniis mm
; of the nineteenth ctmury. hix-
rn age, when he had already
1 refutation as an active young
! In'Bciglttm, he wm touched nud
ed by the tme story et tue nnscra nnscra
gradatien of the hundreds of nbaii
I knew, exiled in nn island of the
aclflc Ne malady that flesh is heir
i excite mere horror nnd loathing
i the terrible disease of leprosy, and
lils.vlgoreus nnd healthy man vt rnt
i own free will hair way reuiut tne
I nmrl nfliu til mm Ufa In tliti linr
3wu 5 -' v"
oem. that he might raise the cre
IWabllsh morality nnd law in that
ionedflinkef iniquity, 'Ilieiicgrn-
that he found ileile exaegcra-
ijf Tlic dying wretches were without
in this world or tlie next, "jinue
i the memories nnd desire of men."
iilirrtve priest went tinning tl.em like
eugcf fi'eni nenven ami piamcu
lcres. Like a nurarie enier suc-
anarchv. wlille cottace homes
iced the dens where they had lived,
els were built and gardens began te
Father Dnmleu had given the
hope and restored them te lui-
lty. He Inspired them with his
Ueublime herei-tn in (lie fmv of death,
i own perfect ceiilldcuce lit C'hris-
llty. He tee lierame a leiier, nnd
unshaken courage tntiglit his lei-
ttjepcra hew te die. In lingering
ry, as Inlicaltli, no did nil lie ceiiiu
ifert and clevate his poenio.
i life work is ever nnd this Island
Colekai is vat n land of horror.
P,tbey are horrors of physical suf-
The Iravcler .Mermveatncr tells
fcthey are tenlay shamefully neglecl-
ny t ne government ei tue itnwnnan
Ip, te which their Island iinnga.
' they aUflvr from slnrvntlen as well
.seas, and new each man is rerccu
his own grave. Jt mat' well Ih
yfctl that, as this traveler wiv.s, neth-
Ejs mere pitiable than te hoc ii leicr
i only the slumps of arms digging
(Sewn grave in the rocky seli, but if
tnjretch works with the sublime hope
cKlVe the island bv the man who
flvut dftrO there is a vast iliilerc ncc in
Ftlegrce eflirs"'mlserj'. All men of
ever sect or faith must honor the
ery of noble Father Dnmleu.
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Cffects of the Storm.
idmt and wind storm of Friday
liWry llltle damage in this neighbor-
in fact It cleared up some et the
e, and had the general elluct of n
ipoe, for the force of the wind wns
(quite Eiifllcient te tear away Hheds
Iawnings, liutquilostieiigeuoughto
en away all the loe-c dirt en the
ets. The lJclgian block pavement
(clean as a phi, for tlie donte and hoi-
i that Jiact been filled w Itli nccumu-
slniud.wcie thoieudily dried bj the
edn3's of het weather, and the wind
: picked up the contents and carried
Alnrge part of the expensive wnl
ae reed, nut down In various narts of
'city, appeared te be flying about In
sair. It would be interesting te knew
many tens of this material wa
en out of the city by that sheit sharp
, Citizens of the west end felt happy
, the lnke at the end of Orange stictt
liisx'u :u iuhi iiuea up, ler tue sierm
at Jiave epivad it all ever them alemr
I the dust. Owing te tlienu-hinchely
tliat there 1 net much lively
BeiugjUht at itriTCiit, the vai ieiiR
scenes and incidents et this
are magnified te an amazing de-
tin metropolitan papers, but the tar
ing element appears te have been the
i'rather than the wind. The mud
'dirt laft by the leceut abundant
wasjust diy and light enough te
stly lifted up, and many a citizen
Inet forget the taste of it for r-eme
i te come.
Tlie Situ Dance.
Ucro is mcII founded uluiin lu the
thwest ever the decUien of a Mieug
fly of Sioux nud Cheyeiuies that a
t dance sunll W hcM in spite uf tlie
prohibition of the government.
eun dance Is a veiy uucient instltu-
i useiui in eiii nines as a trial or the
ttudeef the young bmws se thut if
' fell Inte the hands of their cuemlc
trlbe might feel sure they would un-
terturc without flinching nud re
racing their people. The -un dancti
gusiually the lunnedhite jireeuiser of
i war nance ana me savages iiave al-
been most dangerous when thev
e, worked up their valuation of them-
i as warriors by thli leirlble euleal.
:, Indians formed n great circle
td a heirible sort of may pole fiem
;top of which there hung,
of garlands, long ceids
er skin
nud sinews streiit; '
te neiu a man. jjic veunu
'
after working ihrmsvlvi's ui te
roper state of excitement feicetl
liutars of weed thretigli thesui-
b efthe chest and back nnd tied
iglng cord te the nreiectlnirends.
i they danced amuudthe note while
41hewled and tlie eM men cut
.Wltn khivw nud hatchet. Thli
ep up uutil the splinters were tout
Btand occasionally tlie nrdcnl iv-
inuiedcatiiprniHMif the veung
Uliateyeais, however, tlie trial
"llil 1
envcr-much inedined. either lie.
' . m . . T
uie savages nave lest their old
ami piueK or because
f wuii uie wuues iievs net
education ler torture.
i last sun dance the medicine man
4UCU attention by maUiim w ater
theul lire, using a large ijuaiitlty
: pc.woeiu mr me purnese uml
riaevlng the noble aavage te take
tetcketaguliul the white man.
l. 1
iJ.vage seen after tlieuu'lit '
Uatnl laid the hatchet down '
, H1ie.tin dance is still .signalized
j ,
wlf torture v.ulle severe
fcmikp the Indians ven- dan-
te til event the eflect nf thu
t.'AUd the
.1 - . r- .
ni iiiv tutu vi iuis
1 iwsslble use of some
LV hX ri, 5
l tee vtllj Chief
Hsliciu
. "3
Grasshopper, Rcvem! strong parties of
cavalry nave tnken tne ncm. 'iiiceci
troepH will sweep ever that part of the
wilderness In the hope of Intercepting
gathering bands from the various rcwr
vat Ions nnd ordering them back te their
land. As n large proportion of our little
army is out in that country the police
duty ever these dangerous people will be
well managed, but the aceretnry of war
and party new en a tour of Inspection
may have a little genuine excitement If
the win dance Is net prevented.
Grewing rrcsllge.
The Rtmean conference may or may
net reach a nettlcment of the question
qulte satisfactory te Americana, but
whatever may hapiwn there can lc no
doubt that the squabble has been and will
be of Imnicnse advautage te us in the In
crease of foreign prestige. The less of
life In the hurricane hu made both na
tions very sick of tlie whole business,
but se far Germany, the strongest mili
tary jmwer en cailh and the most ar
bitrary, has gained nothing whatever
against us by bluster and brewlieatlng.
The world has been plainly notified that
Unci Sam Is nottel)Ccnred away from
anything ; that we arc dlspeMnl le give
fair consideration te argument nnd none
whatever te threat, We mny therefore
count upon mere respectful treatment
all around the world and our new unvy
will help along tlie commerce that we
hope for If it Is only managed with dis
cretion, nnd -Mr. Ulalne restrains his
Jingo tastes. It will require careful man
agement in the future te keep quite free
from the tempting alliances that may
be offered te us by nmbltleus rulers nnx
kms te use our growing Influence In
pence and War. France eager for re
venge, and Itussla for a chancu te seize
Constantinople, nre leth longing for an
ally te help along their Intrigues, If net
te be dragged with them te war. Ger
many has Just admitted our value In
the game of nations by her yielding at
titude In tlie cenfeience.
Vnit.Anr.i.riiiANR point vltli prlde te
the fust trip eer ocean matin by the City
el Paris, a tteainer owned by n reniuy
largely controlled by Philadelphia capital.
Tliey nre however strangely silent as te
wlmretliR ship was built, what ling she
llles nnd hat ports she. mils le. Sim Is
Ilrlttsh built null a llrillsh new nnd cap
tain ami runs between Qtieenslewu nnd
New Yeik, though any PlilliulclpldMii will
tell you that Iho Dclawiire built ships
arnthctbnst in llm erltl and his city u
great senpert.
Oi:.Ni:it.i. Wii.i.ivm Hau.smiv, wlirse
denth vns nelisl en Krldny, was laineiiH hi
the Northwest for his liilliicnrn ever tlie
Indians. Onn of tlie evcrlnnd nillwnyM
efl'crcd him 10,(KW ncrns of land its n mark
of its appreciation of his inlliienre wllh the
Indians, nnd his power te a ert war by his
presence in Iho Indian country, but he do de
(lined, as olTlrers can net receive pii-Hcnts.
A coNTKMreiiAiiv tlilnks It curious that
hallMoues nre usually wild te be us huge as
walnuts nnd one iiaver heart of hall the
size of a rheny or it plum or even of a
wutcriueleu. II Is nlMi singular llial cor cer cor
reqioudents nlunjs mUln'ss "Mtlnable''
pnpvrs, Unit slind iind jokes nre ahrnvs
said te be flush, that nil sleiuis h:ivc of liite
hmm styled eitlicr toiuadec, clones or
luirrlc.iiies.
A -nevixtv lnsiiui mer wear for men
Is heraldeJ by an attack upon that ancient
garment, the shlit. A I'nshlen Journal
strikes out as fellows : " Really, new, It is
odd that we Hhetild have pteMmed se long
this truly absurd custom of putting en n
Blilrt mei' tlie head. It tiiuibliH tlie hair
and the temper; and is n ditllcull, iiiicom iiiicem iiiicom
feitablo nnd awkwaul inoceedlng te go
through Willi. In elder te get n shirt en
lu this way It must be made l.ugr than
would ethei wise be ncvess.try, and even
thou mishaps occur. Vailous expedient
have been tried te ninke the thing work
easier, but they aie only expedients. The
only easy way te put en a shut is te ninke
n coat of It, and thou it will slip en
with as perlect ease as any ether coat.
We ventuie le predict that this w ill be tlie
future form el the garment, and thatslilit
dealers ocrywhere will hew tlielr eutor euter eutor
pre Inn profitable wsy by pietnling u
line of ceat-shlits, and IiiIiikIiice tlicin te
their otibleinei. We doubt net the public
willbi) glud enough teluue done with tlie
ridiculous fashion of donning a shirt Ilka n
woedehuck stiuggllng Inte n stiaugn
buriew."
ii:iih.nai..
Jehn W.N.iAici;n says the tlma is net
yet for penny postage.
Mb. OsCAit 1'av A ii ms Is slight in futine,
ueai-siilited, grav-hniu-d uml ulxunt
mluded. Seiys the New eik Tiitiuiie,
Jehn- Cavai.ikii died en 1'iidiiy at Mld
dlcbusli, New Jcrsnr, in the age of lnl
years. He wns a selDlcr of tlie war of lli,
and feuglit in the battle el Nei Hi Point.
Mn. David Ciiaiii.i.s of MnnchcKter,
Ohie, is visiting rulative In thi cliv ami
county. When a young mail liod'reu a
Conostega team, uinkiug tilps betwteu
Philadelphia and I'lttsbuii;. Tliur Is
whitening hhhnl;s, but he is new haleimd
hearty.
Oi-.vi:nAi. Hkmvmin r, lirn.mtcnlletlat
the VMiite IIouhieii rilduvauilhadasheit
Interview with the pieslilent. lieu -the
JJosten lieu will tleuhtlcssgit thogovorn thegovorn thogevorn
mout's contract for hunting. New u,,gs
will liave te he maile, blnee lour mete htnis
will have te be en tlie national cehu.
i:x-Pnr.sini:.T ri.ivi:i.xn mid Mi.
Clet eland visit. si Law umcc, Muss., en l"ii
tlay afternoon ninl hiut'hiil with Mi, i:, p.
ItegetH, letutnhiK at 7 o'clock te New New
Yerk. When It bctiime known tli.it the
ex-president wiih abeaul the train the
passengers en the ethei cms inudu a uisli
ler the ene lu which Mi. nnd Mrs. Clove Cleve
land were seal ml, ninl it wtis all thu con.
ducter and train IiiiikIn could de te pievcnt
them being cnniiilled te held nn im
promptu itH'oplleii. TliewciiewusrciuMted
entheiettiriiliip. Mi. and .Mis.(le-luiul
travelletl in an ordinary coach,
NOT AN.UH IlITs, HPT Kl.r.PIIANT.
ltiuiuMi ( Iiviih Aiilinnlsl an.eii I'unle
lu tlitNrttet'( lilenuii.
Thine was another panic in Clii.iige en
Wednesday night, ll wu net cieatisl bv
expliMllngllrew-erks nnd iiiuaw-a teams,
as en the hike front April !te. Twe iiiua
way elenliiintN worn iesisinll,l, i;r ii.n
'"Bht's wild excitement en the West Side,
1.111 Illl.ll Ihl.ltllif.l .1 .... .lit...... . . 1..-
..... ...v.. .-H.ijHM.u 1,,, tiiieiiueu ev no
fatalities. Thl was net beuuiMi of nny
disinclination en tlie imit of the elephan
tine ineiisteis te crush out a few lives, hut
btsause the hour was Inte uud the leutn
they took wiiit net crowded bv im-oi,1e or
t chicles. " '
About 11 oV-luek two blj Asliitle .hv
pliant. Iielenghig tn u cirrus, wvre Mug
ehcertpil by Ihelr keepr rieni ii elr winter
quarters, at the corner of Ithiulelph and
Arm streets, te the Chleace A Neithwestern
Ktiitien, where they were te be sldpiml te
Kvaiisteu. The beast were chulutst
together and tiavelllng quletlv en Uil.it
stiect tewanls their destination, ai ai,.
III ttll ft t.Wtttll.1 41 ilik,,innii l.mii.ill.... !..!.. il
middle of il. ,.( .11 Z. ' .? A "...' '.
te
. -"- ...-. . tav1 Willi
el
"'" eiepnnnt. yelping and howling
ns
eiuy ti worthless cur can. Whether the
iiukc uruies were uuxieii ler a frolic alter
uieir lout; ceuuiicment. or ulieili..r
--n ."i..m.iiivm. ui niieiuer
M.W.kW
rate, they wNwl both tails anjl trunks un'd J
n.-u .,ii ui am hpceu down jke Mreei.
I v nan Ashland uvemie was iiuuhtil the
. jurne.1 north te ruhen street, tiumiK-ilug
I leuillv. As tli- -..iii 1.....1:,.!.... ' .1"
.. - -.. . ....,. ,.(1F. 1 ill,. 111,111,
LXS' E.T ".'.!? .!".
enx ejsIv n--ern,i 'm.t i.., . "" ..',"!".
weiiderlna w hat the hubbub was all aU.11
y tne tune J niten strcs.t was eaeliKl t
mW ,"X 'S!!.V. !!iW'' .
AH the saloons and ninht rSiatt, ih,i ffi
IwsiiiaswMl en their route fiem Uiei.M,
-"-r-, ., , "inu u win inu trfirn
ei"l,tfwl f ',lt'' ecrujuitu, who were new
?icln? au'i ?"" after J,ue frolicking ele-
jJientti, A they ueared Western av?ue.
a... .., r...i .i..,i . -.--"...
en Lake fttrcet.frltthienetl patrolmen turned
In alarm le tho"Wrren avenue Mntleu,
shouting that n mob or Atisrchlsts were
coming down the street burning the town
as the v csnic.
Krery spare edlcer around tlie station
was nt ence ordered out, nnd tlie jinlrel
vngen, lowieil vlth pelleeincu who lmd
1meii tiiieereinonleuly dmggetl out of bsl
te fare annllier Ilnyntnrkcl sluugliter, was
flying te the rescue. Asthewngen nmnded
the corner whero the alarm was ttirnnl lit
the elephants went trumpeting and tooting
past.
The i-lepliantit had net gonen block when
It dawntsl uK)ii the Mrgennt hat
the trouble was and Iho wagon-lead of po
licemen Joined In the chase. Ne turn wns
inade until Oni-ficld Park wns reached and
there Iho animals, v hleh were " Hiain
esed" together by an Immense leg chain,
a tolepheno jhiIe. The shock sent pole
and elephauts sprawling te the earth. Ito Ite Ito
fero the runaways ceuhl cellect their wits
the sargrant hait ferimsln cordon of elllcers
around them. The sight of se ma,ny formid
able looking objects fei n moment dszed
the beasts, and they pivoted about several
times ns If bcwlldercii. In a minute, how
ever, thev elevated their trunks ami with
n shrill I'ruinpet of dollnnce rushed nt the
ring about lliem. In a moment the cordon
of pollce scattered In terror.
Fer fully an hour the anntmals raged
nnd ruslie'd nnd ran through the park,
trampling down the shrubbery and creat
ing sad havoc among the hothouse plants.
At length the keeper arrived, and In less
tlme tlitn It lakes te kill a chicken he hud
them under his command nnd en their
wnv te tliolreld quarters, where they were
pacified and set le stewing away
liny ns If nothing hed lispjieued.
M'.N'ATOK Ql'AV ON ritOltllllTlUN.
AVIinl Itu liild te Cliulrinnii I'lilntiT lu
an Inlcrvlew
rimirman Palmer says hn hntl an Inter
witli .Senater Quay yesterday mid fully dis
cussed tlm situation. Mr. ipiay told Mr.
Palmer: " I have merely te repent what
has already been published, that I oxieot
te vote for the prohibitory amendment. 1
regard the question ns oue of morals nud
net of sit I tics. In the vote iien which
party organlzjttien will net be uialntaiuctl.
Occiipvlng tlie position I deln the Itepubll
enn partv, It would net be proper that I
should Interfere actively In the cam as en
oue slde or the ether. Se far ns 1 am con
cm nod overy Kepuhllean voter wlie gees te
the polls shall eseiclsn the ilKht of sutlrnge
frnelv nccerdlug te his ludhldunl Judg
ment nnd conviction of duty. "
"This," said Chairman Palmer, "ought
te put nt rest the outrageously silly stories
ntleal in iiewspnpers hestile te Kcnatnr
Quay. I have never had nny reason te sn p p
iMiHe'thntnuythlng but the highest geed fititli
would be ebsei veil by Itenubllenu leiulcrs
tewaid the submission of tlie nineudiuent.
Innv of them are, like Konnter Quny,
openly for It, and there Is en reason w by
these who are conscientious hi tlie matter
should net be ngnlnst It. We have a great
many prominent Democrats openly for the
amendment, nud all we ask Is that the
peeple whose fight It Is shnll be allowed te
settle thn mntler without lntei furence. It
Is neusuctartau and nonpartisan, and If
we have no one te whip but the liquor
dealers we ask tin help."
Chairman Palmer says further: "There
is no movement en feet at our hendquarters
or anywhere else that 1 knew of te circu
late any pledge such as that published hi
the T'eicr. Our undertaking Just new Is te
beat the liquor trallle," he nays. " One Jeb
at a time is all that can he properly man
need. With the bill tvtsscd In thu last hour
of the session at llarrlsburg, punishing
criminally the corrupt solicitation of votes
nnd bribery nt the special election, we ex
pect te have an honest election ami letuin.
That is all we need le win."
Several entce lille.l.
The pi csident en I'rldnj' made the follow
ing npiKilutmcnts : O. I). Heyneld, U. H.
attorney for the Eastern dlsti let of Misseuri:
M. i:. Kimball, V. H. ntteinev for tlie
Western district of Mlsseitii; It. It. I'nrr,
marshal for tlieKiislern district of A'lrulula:
.lesepli P. Wilsen, of Idaho, marshal of that
lorriiery; .Tallinn M, T'ownsend, of Hleh Hleh
,mend, Indiana, te be iccortler of tlie
general land nlllce j I.ars K. Aaker, of
Minnesota, le be receiver of public moneys
ai t Toetision, .Minn.: James .. praiumg,
of New Mexico, te be reccUer of public
moneys at Santa IV, N. M.j Hubert S.
Itobeftseu, of Indiana, te be n member of
the beaid of registration ami election in tlie
territory f Utah: .Mm 11. Ciitllu, of
Mentana, te be agent for the Indians el the
Illackfcet agency in Mentana j Samuel 1).
Wnrncnstle, collector of Internal icvcniie
for the Twcnty-thlid dlstiict of Pennsyl
vania. " Ifn woman will, site will." If he tcWlnke
Dr. Hull'. Ceunh Sjynii fur li?r telil, he it ill be
cured.
'J'ulceu (joeil nitvlcc.-l ImvcsiUTeieil with bad
linnlarlie for jitusniid lime moil ninny reinc
ittcx wltlieut eblnlnlnt; it-lies. 1 win. nd Ised te
Ulp H.ihullen Oil u trlnl ninl It Imi entlrrly
cured me. i:i'.llli IIM.TZ iliiiti-liril.
Uil'iijette .MuiUet, llultlnieie, Mil.
itclioUme.
Iin.iufut s Hiiitviira wii.i. "in: iii:i.F
A In Hie fellow liiRrlitirrhc eiiHiuiiliiv, In
tliu inernlnt; nt 1O.S0, In th eveiimijiit 7:l. Miiu
ilay school at l-jn. in. Wheu the hour Is dif
ferent lllsetH-elnU) noted-
Cilt'iicii ei' Gen -Cemer of Prime sml Or
ange, l'lavd-iuci Illicit Ge m
Kr.ituiMi'ii-Sr. I.t'b'hn-Marietta n venue,
ltc Win. r. l.Uiilltcr, imster. Humlny siiioel
ill 'J p. m. Sarvlee In tlie Orriiinn lanmiajeal
i-U)p. m 1'ief. II, C. Scheldl , eillrlntliic,
KVANaKUCALClll'licil -ltev. 11.1). AlCilLjhl,
pastor, buntlny fcehtml nt 2 p. m.
U.Niici) llunruiu-.N i Ciiiusr, (vii:vt -lte.i:.
l. Hiijhis, nuster. 1'i-aUe iiioetlnirat
7l in.
Mcsvexiir Cerner of H.ist f lie(mil nnd
Hhtriiiuiisirieu. 1'innililiig ut S u in. lulmth
luniiiint'cs.
Ciilsi llAlTlsr-Mr Se.in, ofCrefeit 'Jheo 'Jhee 'Jheo
lelcal mmuIiui , Hinul.iy Krlusil ut '.' p. in.
r. HrM'illN'M-Cflllfgt, Clin?l -ltev. 1 C
Perter, 1). JJ. J.k D.,or bufujetieenlkve.
Hi. I'Al 1,'sltrieiiUKU ller. J. W.Mpiiiluger.
DUUer.
Henir servh'it nt II ft e
U. 111. Ill till elpil'
lie llev. T. C. fnrter. 11. 1) of
llev. T. (
Tiusirv Lumen vk. ltev. C. 1. I'rv
laifiiyctte college.
I. 1.. Pre iti.iiliir
Annliersary of the iitlsslennry unie'ly In the
evenlnj. irinnu bj ltev. Dr. Juceb Kiv, of
ltettilliitr.
fnL.snvTi.uiAK MrMOiuvi. Cm lieu-Seuth
Queen street, lheuuis '1Iiiiiii,wiu, iinter
Olivet Haitist l ill lien- Jjist Vine near
DuUe sin et.
KniM- HiteiiMi n lte .1 M. 'Ittiel, I). D.,
pastor.
l'nij.iiVTFUlN lte J Y Mltehell. Ji. ,
IKisler
t'uuisr l.munw-ltev r. I. Iteeil, iaster.
Hi. Jeiim. i.i iiiriuv ei ii y All. man,
II. Jl. pastor Hiiitiln) school lit (letwnlit .Mis
iiierlid. Mission uliii. in.
hr. I'avi u.M. i: C'litncit ltev K C Ytikes.
pastor, en. in., class, frulse sen tee nt n. in.
UHAlKl.lrlllllA.V Hei.l'.li llulipl, iHlster
P.iater' inernliiir Ulble elnss nt : suuda
t heul at '.' p. in. i:euliiKserleeutUii in.
.Meiivviw J.Mitx IIiitL, D. 11., iststet. 2ii,
111.. hinnlu school.
M'lMl.ltN.M i: I'm ii( ii Itei.P. W llurWe,
lmster, l.ieiiliiifkiiriiiuu by ltti Ames Unite
ueeker, of Illrd-ln-IIiiiul,
Piimi JI. Ii t'lll'licii- ltev S. M. Viintin, 1
P., pastor. Class nitcllngs ut lu. in.
TiXCICINOM,
ICICINOM s KOU.OWM. lUltKiu, lOlt
IteitiiiiiiiilllMlniullel'iirkliii;, Asbest Ueik'.
en and Wlik l'nckliur, eni l-uekliuf. As-
Vee
ik-sieh i Jim ineril, AsbtstesLViuent, Ast-stes
HIicntliliiK, Oiun fitekliiK.lliiin Itliij-H for Wider
;,.niiii. 1-iiiiiiu.iKii i-acKiiin, Htvil rutent As.
,li'ssLl!?J,,,J,.,.H,H'.l.l".,M, l'"H' c"u'' "' l0"-s'
UISl'M,:uilJisl I'lilteustrisit. iii'.'-lfd
COM.
i.iucien few unit.
LADIES
Willi .l.t i: A ItKIINTD IViMfl.KMllX
.Ml'bl c.si:
POZZONI'S
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It llilhiil-U fl l.rllllm.l ,....... . . .. .
...,,: ., . , u", I'Uill'les. rieekle. l.li.l tll.
,., ,!i i I) ;''i'""liiiiki the skindelleiiiely seli
,rllH? ' '" '.' . siii'iil.u no lime, Mhlte lend,
and liimile ",r,a,kl""l,"' ll"K-r lU-li. uhlle
KUU8AI.K ll
vt I.. il 7... .. -'i". M.iti-iMiiin7 in me
. ,, s,
KvcrywlieiU
:vcrywi
5--iu:wAitr. of im i tai itiN,,.-t
Nff
TICK.
Uee. W. Hull,
Chus. A. LeUier,
J. It. JCauUiiiuu,
H.N.Hnder,
('has. J.hhulmjvr
II. U.techmu,
a. A. Huble),
J. V. laing's Mens,
U. II. llerr,
D. H. llelishu,
. 11. .MrCkery,
Charles Htatmu.
Arc Itcceuiinendliiif nnd Silhuy
Wild Eewer Coquet Toilet
Seap.
(cnler ErHs' Jjtm Cabin.
Senater Ki a tUli circled sn old fnshlend
lig Cabin en an elevated point of land which
he lately piirrlied en thu Potetnnc, Just below
Wnslilogten.
it la much mere, elegant In Its Mnlnh unit ap
pointments Ihnn were the homes of ear siircts siircts
ters hi the Ven tSiblu dn.vn of loin ego, but
pretuibfy net mere conducive le eomrerl.
Outside, II prcseuts the appeamnce efthe typ
lcnl old faslilened boil of the pioneers, being
built of hut hewn In the mlJiKvnt forest and
raised nod chinked In the olden style. The In
terior will he flnUhed In nallvoweod, (Tem the
pure, but unlike the prlniltlie original, will he
flnlslieit In oil,
This U luxury te which the dwellers In the
rtlde Cnbhit or early day itareit net aspire. It
being pure luxury, and net adding te the com
fort or the domicile.
Bcnaler Kvurls iH'giin the Ieg Cabin last sum
mer with the determination Hint, If (Jen. Har
rison wns elected he would rex erne the pepulur
rninpalgu nxlem of half n century ego, " Krnm
the Ixj Cnbln le the White Heuse," te n seclnl
nxtouief the nnw ndmlntstnitleu," Frem Iho
While Heuse te the. Uyg Cabin."
Ilnrrlften wns successful; Hennler Krts'
new, old-fushtenoit I.e Cabin will deubllcM
also prove n great niece vs. Many n happy day's
urreme from ths loll and rnres of Id great Na Na
teon, our Leg C'ubln president will nn doubt en
joy benenth Its hospitable reef ns the guest of
the genial, senior senator from New Yerk.
Orent as the success mny be that ntleiuti the
Introndctleii of this old-time leg cabin te fash
ionable life, llcumint be grentcr Ihnn the suc
cess which has attended the Introduction of
Warner's 1,0k Cabin Mnrsnpnrllla,one efthe old
time, efTeethe remedies, the use of which, In
prlmlthe tlinen, gut c our grand-pit rents health
ami rugged etd nge.
Hennter Krarts' leg cnbln l bill nnotherctl nnetherctl nnotherctl
dene of the tendency lu fushloiutble life, nt
present se marked, lewnrd things primitive
mid nutliiiiiited. The new fashion Is for things
old fashioned, nnd a icltiru te the old fashioned
roots nud heibs remedies of leg cnbln days In
holed with pleasure, ns their common use does
net permanently Injure the j stem, as the use
of the mineral drugs of modem uicdleil prac
tice does.
iitiercllutu'mta.
TJyini HouizeNrAirlcivnioNAliv is-
A; Klnes, from 2 te SO hnrse-pewir, nnd Ver
llenl KllRlnes fiutu 2te 40hnrsiiM)er,j oil will
find them lit JOHN IIIMTS, lit Kjist Fulton
street. m2-lfd
JirviitCArvriNus,
I" or heavy, nt
tUHT.arci iist Knit
IltOS OR IIUAHH, MnilT
short notice, no te JOHN
iniuii sirix'i. iii-iiu
OAltHY IN KTOflK-llUST CHAItCOAIj,
Jliuiiniereil liar Iren. Deuble Itetlned Iren,
Hardin's ltliet Innt, Itlicts, Het mid Celd
Heller Iren, HlecLHhcet Iren ilfl te Ne. 111. nt
jeiin liixrH.act uust ruiten tri. ms-irU
IK IN WANT OF 1IHAKS OK IKOnT5t6p
("(K'ks, Asbestos fnelted Cocks, Pel and lllh
I tieita, iert -eess, Kwing joiuei, eniinna gel
them, or send your order by mull,
HlH',:ti1 1 jist Fulton street.
10 JWIlS
Ui2-tfd "
-ttriiiTi: COTTON
WAHTJ COffi: 11Y
In tfits of in nniiints or
VT the siunil, uk:
exer, He. All (jisslsilellxensl tenny imrl of the
oily Free. Cull en JOHN 1UXT, Ne. :l fjtst
Fulton street. m'j-tfd
TNJi:cteiw, nti: i.riTi.F. eiant, han-
1. eiK'k Insplmtnrs .mil 1. lectins, l-.wrinan
holler Feeder, fenberlhy
Insiieeter,
Injectors, nil In Meck, nt JOHN
, Kill', lllll,
IIFXT'H, a-u
lujeeiers, no 111 su
iJist Fulton street.
m'.'-tfd
T
1ANKH l'OK WATF.lt, OII-S, ACI tl OK OAH,
of any sliaiH" or nipncllv, nt fair prices, go
iojeiin
iiijsi,.i.i.i laisi I'tiiten sirvci. iircuti
1TAIUAT0KH, OF ANY MAKE Oil iM
.S.S sikii, "in is' iiiriiiHiieu 111 reusoiiueiu OKiires, t
by JOIIN lll-ST,:icl lt Fulton street. Iii2-tfd
ITUIKTIli: lll'JST HOT A IK Ft'KNACE IN
1 the market, ke te JOHN I1IT, KU Fast
Fulton street. ini-tfd
T7I0K Pl'l.I.F.YH, HIIAITINO,
COl.LAllH,
A' iinniiers, i;uiuin mixes, 1 ou
iillims, etc., go
teJOIIN Ill'-ST, n:U Hiist Fultens
11
cot,
111-tfd
I710K IIOIW, I.AO HCKHWM. MITT SCItP.WH,
; Hiiiiireimd llexaijciii Nuts, these goods In
Hieck, nt JOHN III-ST.S,3J.Iliit Fulton street.
111.MM
17IOK HOII, Kit TUIIi; UKIIHHUS, STIbUSON
' I'll Wrenches, f Ipenud .Menkey Wrenches,
combined, 1 lies, OU Cans, etc., go te JOHN
lirT,:ni FjisI Fulton street. mli-tfd
r old
Fulton st
IIUON.F.. I.UMMDM AND HIINll
sleiim Mill It, lit JOHN IIF.STM, :KI Faist
rvvi. ni.'-iiu
A-
bulk
OKNCY FOK CALLAHAN it CO'H CK
. iiii.-ii t te take the nhiee of I ted l.ead. In
ilk It makes live tllnis tlie eiiniitltv of red
lend nud Is far superior In maklugsteiim Jeiuls;
packing mini nud hand hole plates en hollers,
AC, Ae. Price 'Jl cents 1st miiiiiU ut JOHN
llliirM.lKlliist Fulton street. ni'J-tfd
ITHKi: IIHICKM. l'llti: CLAY, AT LOW
3 llgurvs, go te JOHN WW, :UI Fast Fulton
street, lu'Mfd
I3U.MFS, IIOILFKH, MININll. cnNTKIPP
. mil nud .Stetim 1'iiiiiiH, of any eniiaelty, ut
JOHN IHTH.:tH IJist Fulton street. aiiurd
-VUKOOLDKNLION AND MIA (JFF.NDA
V Cigars, Ge elKiirs, nre hniul made with long
Clear lluiuua Fillers. M's nud luuslwm-s.
DL.MI'III'H CIOAK SlOltF.
nlS-lfdlt
HI liist KlugHtrevt.
OAKTICUliAK ATIENTION P.VII1 TO
I. .tiisici .iiiiKing, rntlrriis, DniMlnirs nud
llliie Prints,
llllSTH.'Kll
lit nrlces leuvnuable.
ric
ut JOHN
iisl rulteu street.
ln'2-ird
ITIOKIIOILFKS, HOItlONTALlfltCLAK,
3 Veilleul, l'orliible,Clniler,.riirlne,oruii)
sUe or lrfiMir, nf ihe lt man rial and work werk
mniishlp, go le JOHN lllT, trci liist Fulton
street. inMid
ITIOK Ki'lUMOAtnCrt, I1I0II OK LOW
I' Pressure, Wnter Uniiges, Ouuge Cis.-ks,
Weed Wheels or Wclghnd, Olass Tubes,
Whistle". ijiilinnsfnritcnin (Inuges, Cillnder
Olleis fhilu, wntir (liuite Ciiluiuus . C.K'ks for
Sleniu Un lives, lull en JOHN IIIIT, SCI Fust
Fulton slrti L mS-lfd
MACHIN1SIS MAM DO IM.MFDIATFLV.
Htenit) einpie) nit ui guarantied te the
light jstrlv. Apnlj nt tlie
CHAMPION llLOWl.llANHPOIlOPCO.,
Cor Clan I, ute s. A Hairlsbiug Pike.
mS-aiil
I.TLFOANT KOOMrl FluTllFNT AT SU.i!
Ii Fust Klngstrti 1. Hulled for Dress-.Mtik-liirf,
Dentist or eltlees. Applv le
v ,n, .. . T.O. WHITMON,
.Se. 10V, liist King St., Keul Kslnte Agt.
liiil Jud
SIliJ-i'lJKLllH'lHt .sltilHT'KN'lTtK
PURE RYE
M.i enu distillation.
WHISKY.
seplVlfd
80,000
I'FIM' OF PII'L'. FIIOM
Inch te II Inch d laiin.-ler.lfnr
s lie ut 11 low tlgure, nnd the only house hi the
II Inch ilhiiniler. at
ten sin st
11' , "" " I'lis'eiiuiiiainiu'iiine, culling unto
uii.-s iii-ii n, 111 ijisi mi
in'.' tfd
rye i'aki:ni..
II for 11 lull eouise in the Keyslune business
(.ellege. I'e test thu merit nud nuthistet I m.
purling 11 practical lluslurss Fduc.tllen, lslt
this Institution nud Jude Inr eurseli. 'the
eulj lliisluess College thut dues tenth book
keeping pi net lent I v.
, W. II. MOSSF.K, frlneliml,
It, North IJiurn strict, IjukhsUt, fii.
tfiUw
J.l.Nll Wul.l',
FURNITURE
STORE,
bus lemeied te I UI I'jist Khur
street, hnMiucn
lull line 11I l'iirultiireorever i1eseilitinn ut ihe
,ii-i, ,i-i. ,ii.ii 1 iKirriniiiug pieinpii) ut
tended te. Cull nnd evniuliienur nmsl,
uslfdlt II. WOLF, lsiliistUlngHlnet.
"y 1.1 K KA It t N FA K W HA It !
Jl isl' MtKIVCD!
'lake n hsik ill our wlndeui. litfere btivlng
-lseuhere. Milrts imil.muilrhili,U7e nniiJiS'!
Shirts (hiundrledi, Wound Tee. UiirtiHii make
uul.uiiidrlisl. TV; l.iuudrled, fl.ul. .Mnde te
Order, from tlie tot.' ui. Hannel Shhls.fsV te
v:.W. Hire hundred samples of tluiiue s te
pjek friuii, inude te order, thnreughl shrunk;
"TROUT & SHANK,
Milit Miiunf icturers and Men's liutlltters,
110 .Nnrlli IJiuvn SIiii I.
mai'Ji'-l dU
STKA.M.
edestiet'ienll the intention or oeii-lllncrs
efSteuui thssUiiud Fns'lii.Trs' Hiniplles, te our
large nnd Mtrltdstei'k or Fliss., 'des, Cis-ks,
Mitlleiible unit Cast Iren Fittings, Asliestes
itlenls'steu uml I'.udurlan, Hlus-l, I'l-len and
u,.i-liichinus; neeicit uiiii ueu l.llie Keneet- I
Ing0.iuge(ll.ise, Meani Itadlamrsniut Meain 1
Heating ApisiRitiik; Set nud Cap Hi'ivus.aiut '
lu laci nlmest eier thing requlnsl h steitiu
liters, and ull of which we ellir nt prleiNuhhh '
Biuinuiu-e 10 00 lower man iiiose of nny
ether denier lu this vlelnliv.
Wchiiopeltlw-I) the lurgis-t stock-, nud U--lug
ceiuieet.st with the 'leleiihone Fiihanu'e.
are prepuusl le roeelenud till nil orders In the
shortest iosslble time. When in want or any.
tiling III our line, enll en u for piKvsiiuil we
ulllmnWnc iui of our ability ami willing,
tics te sae jeu Meney, Delaj uud Vexation.
Our facilities for funiMitlnt Klistnes, Hellers.
Miuttliig, Pullels, llauiiers.Hiieelul Muchliien,
fluiuU-iH' nnd this Kitten Ttsils, Fatlerns!
Medels, nud Iren uud llruss Custug, uud ler
the prompt re)silr of nil kind of machinery are
uueitcllcd lu Iaucuicr, nnd we resiiectfully
solicit u share or our imtrouuge.
Central Machine Works,
HI A- irl NOKTH CIIItlsTIANhiTKKirf,
Lancaster, Pa,
teod Werk, llensenable Chergcs, Prompt
ness. Telephone connection. dJ-tfdll
IPAnitHtcfk'.
nttLADKU-MIA, Battttfejr May J, jaja.
Perhaps it is because the
English cotton striped, Dress
Stuffs new se popular have a
seaside touch that .they are
called "Galatea Stripes," the
wearer of a dress from them
being for the time a Neried.
Be that as it may, the first in
voice, received two months age,
went a swimming. J-lcre is
another let at your service,
brought by electricity and
steam.. 27 inches, 25 cents.
There'll be another rush for
them.
Northwest of centre.
Sateens.
Frem Mulhouse,
knew is the hub of
Universe, printed
which you
the Sateen
by Keech-
lins, the art printers of textiles,
the best grade, at 1 8 cents a
yard. Ne time te explain why
they tumble from double. They
are here, that's the price, and
that's enough, save only that
the designs are neat and small,
in pepti ar colors.
Uut this has nothing te de
with the regular lines of Sat
eens, which range from 12
te 35 cents.
Northeast of centre.
Free wool in the 25 cent
Challis. Yeu pay 'only for
spinning and weaving, printing
and finishing, and nothing for
the wool. Why should you,
"when they are at half the start
ing price and one-third off the
rate of .three days age?
The call for them began as
the doers opened yesterday
and continued actively all day.
100 styles, 2Sj4 inches wide,
all-wool, 25 cents.
Southeast of centre.
Corsets,
Within twelve
days they
came irem r ranee te our coun
ters all ready for sale,. The
first let of a new style of Cor
set which we call the Telia, but
why we call it se nobody can
tell just yet. The price, for in
troduction, is $1.25, but it .is
worth mere, far mere.
The American Corset world
is richer by our discovery of
the Telia.
Second floei, first tp:illcry,.litnlpcrslieet sldr.
If you failed te read what
we stated yesterday about
Dinner Sets reduced, you
should come te the store te-day.
Cannet afford te print it again
-r-goeds tee cheap. The same
is true efthe Ivery Art Pottery.
Herein! fleer, second gallery.
The Clothing of the period is
here right at all points and
right for either Beys or Men.
Market stieet fieut, east of Main Aisle.
Yeu can buy a Bouquet
Tabic at $1.50, finished in
either mahogany, cherry, or
antique oak. Real bargains in
the nick of time for use.
Uasemenl, north of ceutre.
A chilly subject, but you
need net pull en your overcoat
or attack your quinine pills.
nn aueut new you may
for ice and save it.
They say the l'uritan
frigerater does its u'erk
care
Re-
wjth
less ice than any ether kind and
does it better.
That covers the whole case.
Economy and perfect work.
The Puritan is right in theory,
is is Just as right in practice.
There's the test. Madame and
cook agree with what scientific
people say about the Puritan.
Any Refrigerator needs care.
But the seunder the theory
upon which the Refrigerator is
get up the easier will it be te
keep it in order.
The first step toward a
proper Refrigerator is easy
lump of ice and a box. Then
the trouble begins. There must
be geed drainage or the wet
will work mischief ; there must
be circulation of air or moisture
and feed smells will gather.
The box itself must have non nen non
eonducting walls and be free
from odor as glass. Every corner
must be easily get-at-able te
clean. Keep all" these points
in mind when you are weiehiny
l?r..;rrn.-il ,.,..!, Tl"..' "
"sini-iiiiui nuiu, limy
vital.
re
Here and there
ater hits the mark
a Refriger
in one re-
spect or another, or for a spe
cial use. The Puritan hasn't a
weak spot that we knew -of. It
makes the air cold, pure, dry.
The space between the inner
lining of zinc and the frame of
tulip or poplar is filled with
charcoal.
Yeu hear of " sawdust " in
some Refrigerators and " dead
airspaces" in ethers. Think4mV'.el,,'uulu,1ivwl'f,,? 'ihe price iwc. xen
,-.',.... .. ' u nil tens ure biiue sold In Iiuenster Willi
el it! Why, disease cerms
love te lurk in sawdust if its a
bit damp And the idea of a
dead air envelope te the
box that holds the dainty things
you eat !
Yeu want pure, ice cefd five
air in and around your Re
frigerator, and that's what the
Puritan gives you.
IpWdHamAkfr4.
Uprights and Ice Chests.
Itasewent, northwest of centre.
Jehn Wantmaker.
Itrtv 9Hrvtitmnt.
"11TR EXAMINE EYES FltEE.
Speotaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yea TWak Year Syea Are Ooed!
If you hsre them examined you will probably
mid that there Is something wrong wlfli tbeiu,
and that (laaaea will be a great help te you.
We two Inimitable "DI A MANTA' lensea,
wbleh are made only by us, nnd recommended
by leading OcullsU ns the best aids te defec
tive Mslen.
Se 00,l Spectnc,c"' W.OO j usual price,
Htecl Hpertaeles, SOe.t nsnat price, Sl.OO.
ArtlOclul Kyes Inserted, 0 j usual price, 910.
M ZIKEMAM A BR0.130 S. liitk Stmt,
OPTICIANB. 1 PUIiDELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Street.
myMyd
Hi:
INITMH'H.
NOW 1H THE-
TIMETOBUY
FURNITURE.
Don't wait until It get! se warm but call new.
The prices we have are net exactly CHILLING,
but you will net get excited ever them ; they
art tee low for that.
When you se thete cheap chairs for the perch
and Inwn, some already In and ethers te come
you will be pleased, we knew.
S-OFIt A!M-"TUE BEST GOOD: FOKTHE
, LEAST MONEY."
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot.
27 & 29 Seuth Queen St
Mv
KKS 4 UATHPON.
Memuy High Op !
We Have Kveijlhlnj You'll Loek for In
Het -OTeatlier
CLOTHING!
Just wlint will Rive you comfort these scorch
In; days; and If you go nbeut titeltcrlng with
Heavy Clothing, It's because you've net availed
yjurself of the opportunity offered here. If
you are looking for u
NICE BUSINESS SUIT,
Of very pleasing color nnd d"lrabl8 weljht,
skeleton Hack Ceat, soe ours for
$10.00.
The) 're the popular thing te-tU-. All our
make. 'I hej 're geed mine or they wouldn't be
here.
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
LANCAHTCn. 1'KNN'A.
iTaug.Vin'm"-
Don't Read This!
Fer wc knew II 3 en de you will be rUht off;e
Konur llurgulnsln
TEAS, COFEEES,
-AND-
Fine Groceries
WHICH WILL ASTONISH YOV.
Itemember fLAUKHH LOW I'UICIH area
entity unit net ttfletleiiury legend.
Larue Petties UurlieeA Ces Hulad Dressing;
only V. n bottle.
Hilt's l'eUniis.rreneh.IVns, A. Oellatabrnnil,
I'oie'serNcl-on'sOelntlno, lfsjn pnekaire.
llukerer llimkel Ure.'s Chocolate, ls,"ataLe,
HpuKhetll Mnenreul, Uuest, liMc. u puck.
Ituser's He.it Deer, He. a Iwtlle.
llroeke's C'rystul heap, te, 11 bar.
Cern; A. Ce.'s llelfnsi Dinger Ale 11 ml Hasp
berry Vluegiir, finest lu ths world.
Flcnir Is Lewer.
Orled Deef nnd Uolegna nt fie. n pound hm
thnn the sumo ijuullty emi be bought ut elo ele
w here.
Cnmietl llettled Goods nt Cut I'rlees. 1
Klnest ltrund Cedtlsh at Deep Hen Prices, and
in mill ns in ether soeds that wilt make 1011 ro re ro
Jeiie. WIIOLIlSALUANUltiri'AIL
Tea and Coffee Stere,
It! AND 1 1 SOl'TII Ql'KI'Js- HP.
iTelephene.
iii-5I,Kdw
TrcYTin:aF..siiiNi:
W1IKN YOU 1'1'ltCllAMK
PEARL FLOUR.
til 1st lilMiiilF.ii't iirl In- l.-wl.Mnri) t.
SON.Auiivllle.l'nT ' "
jiie iiiKii eiitimeter eflhu Cleur nnd ttrent
i.7ndep! uen,im,'ma'''ca ,UM U1 ""' ,u,u's
Kreider's Pearl Fleur
;,,fW'..l.M,,Uf,u''ie,. Tiienemiiu lvanneur
I Is ill While Piiper DaL-s. Korsuleat
GRABILLS
Original and Only Gash Grocery
N. W. COR. DUKE & VINE STS.,
I.ASCASIER, l'A.
WOpcnErenlnzs.
MYERS A RATBFON,
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
i
tuaylt-M.W.F
Vm atwcttUrmtnt.
or.
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OchsltGlbbs,
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31 SOOTI QOEBI ST.
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Yeu ran Mlect from an nameua stock of
Beautiful, Wll Made, Mew Slyte
Being at Small expensn we (iiarantas tha
lowest I'rlees. Comfert and durability com
bined tn our teek of Spring Beds and Mat
tresses. Deit Hnlr Mattresses made te order.
OCHS&GIBBS,
Second, Third and Fourth Floers,
Ne. 81 S. Queen Street,
LANCA8Tnn,rA.
allljrrt
HOT WEATHKIt THOUOltT.
A Het Weather Thought!
New that the het weather Is upon in let us
rnaka a surest Ien; be enreful In your diet I
And one of the went thlncs that ran be taken
Inte the human stomach Usourer heavy bread.
ThU can easily be avoided by using
LEVAN'S FLOUR!
There's nn doubt about this. It has bun
demonstrated In thousands of fniullles.
Levari & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
dt-Iyd
lAlirnTCLEANINU.
Capacity 7,000 Yards
PER DRY,
And evsry yard thoroughly clenned nnd thor
oughly vantlliitcd by our
Patent Celd Blast !
And colors brightened equal te new.
Carpels tnken nwny and returned clean name
day without regard te weather.
freight paid una wnyen Carpet" out of the
city.
Positively no injury te the most Delicate
Carpet.
OflDUlta AT
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
H. 8. Shirk & Sen's chW, jun,
H. L. Shenk, (Eastern grocery)
T OWKmT 1'ltICEH.
PARASOLS
Af1)
Sun Umbrellas !
THE LAltatST AHTOUf JIENTAND
LOWEST 1'niCF.S AT
ROSE BROS, & HAfiTMAN'S,
1 1 rvsr kine STiiEtrr.
upMiniLAK
pTAOEU &
mteTiinn.
CARPETS !
Mequette,
Bedy Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,:
''i.
Ingrains.
China Mattings,
Certicene,
Linoleum,
Oil Cleths.
LAHOK ANI1 t'OMl'Lini: LINCH IN ALL
THE VAHIOUH QV. LITIEH.
Upholstery.
C tlU'KTREWIXa AND UWINO
AND HEFiri'INa MY COMt'CTCNr WOltK-
JICN.
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20, 27, 29, 31 W.KING ST.,
l.ANCASTi:i, l'A.
A (MtOI'K, '
UNDERTAKER,
sm North Queen street. I am new prepared teat
tend te ull orders in my line, uml will Klemy
persona) attention le the tiulues nl nil times.
I am prep-irrd te preserve btxllit by einbaliulii'.'
them or u lib cold atr, us iuu be deslnsl.
A. C. KOTE,
eS7dmd Ne. .1st North y uts?u Hirect,
SALIiJ.MEN.-WK WISHI A FEW .MEN TO
sell our feeds bysample toitheuhelesala.
11 1 id tetall trade. Largest manufacturers In our
Hue. Enclose 2-ccnt staimi. Wages t jwr day,
lVruiancul position. Ne pestals answered,
Heney udianred ler w aces, adveilUlnT. etc
CENTENXJAL JIANT'd IX)..
eprl2-30taeed Cincinnati, Ohie.
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