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iOTJBtJri&ftcEit Wednesday; may is, iaad.
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5, CHARI.IWSTKINMANF0I.T7, Editor.
HOBEtlT CLAtlKf rubllnher.
lUAILY INTCLLIQCNCKn. Published
rcty, tay In tlw year, but Sunday. Nerved
Uf fMrten In thU city nnd uttrreundlng
' lewttftftt ten cent n xreck. Ujtnall five dol del
1fajfflixr In ndvnncc j 00 cents n month.
j
KKLY INTELLIOENCKu-One dollar nnd
-'fly nts n .vrrtr. In ndvnnrr.
lOriCK'TO KlirtHrMlHir.lLM-llrintl Iir check
;, or pnntofilce order, nnd where neither of
su Miese-cnii uc precurcu cihi in u rcKisicusi
ft V letter.
ptred at Uic l'oslefnee.as-second class innll
.y.'HBS
UIUIKS-S,
THE INTELLIOEHCER,
Lancaster, l'n.
'St'
LAK0A3TER, FA., HAY IS, 1889.
' A Vr !----- f lt.1t In T Atiftltcfnt
V? - Y. ftl.i. !!....... .....1 .tl l..l. il.n
ri,an una aiiviiiiji nun wii'im cm" nn-
, bttslWMcltv of Lancaster lini found n
feUiBjr organ of Kb literary nnd Miclal
hum, in reference te tlie culture ei
irflctl life Lancaster compare very
nverttblv with the ether large texvns
fid Inland cities of Feniwylvanta. The
gld .English families of Laucater gave
tenelt) Its fiecial life from tlie earliest
lime' Tlie naret Lancaster county, ns
Vellfcrftheel her learned professions, has
( 'teerTjflllcd by men of eminent ability. 1
EAllUOUgu uusiucss me r.uns iiuiiiiuei-
i ling iflucuei in the place, yet the in--TteiMbfeflenruinif
nnd culture linvu net
UbecrPiiefflcctcd. Tlielr claims have nt
alt titties received due recognition In the
tj community. Tlie (ilosephle clult, or-
,jvgniiied ten years nge, has proved ltn-li
K7tobfi,enc of the fitting organs through
fc wliietalllie litcmrv tnitc of the cltv luw
kjfouiid'-exnrcB.slen. It claims te lc only
Lcjone tneng many Mich organs.
Bp Otteufulvnntage it has enjoyed ulmui
?s whims, etners, pcrnaps, is me met inni u
l1Jias!d Infused into It tlie lire of the
F'ilegtij I'rofessleiial men of talent nnd
& 1.1 i ... ii.- .i ........ if ii.....
Lnatiiiirg iuixu mil me nine, cu n imv
sklinvellie Instc, te Ueep up their literary
SJ fitUdc'( after they leave college and enter
p,'Upen)u.'lr professlennl career ; whereas
6jUt is the regular huslncst of a college te
cultivate learnlnir and lilerature for their
IfS' own iitriiHlc value. Its DrofcsserH nrc
afsuppesed at leat te he up in such
tSf mniicrH; huh weinayjusuy way ei me
&f, profewers of Franklin nnd Marshall that
kl'they wet only profess, but also jiesschs, n
fHrVerycrcilltabliMlcgrccef learning in their
fr, several departments. The bringing
altogether of the college nnd the com-
rin.lt..l.. II II. n in..-.. ...! II... ....,... II .....u
&. V'AIIUIII&I , IIIV IU11 II llll.l lll Kw..(, '
happy thought in the founders of thu
ferCllofcephlc club, nnd it has worked
i&grcntiy te the ndvuntngn of both, while
k$bc Wliole presents n hoeiely of which nil
".pmnf'fie Justly proud. Colleges are ex
t iinwHn the lniiLirnf inevliii' In nnrrew
jKgroeV(fti of cultivating an Isolated and
b KcciuaCd life of their own, nnd they need
fQ te pnmii In llvliur rniifrint xi'ttli llm imire
l'$ Jra?ljqnl nnd real life of the big world
. .. . v...., ... .. . ...n .. . ,. -
? eutsiUQ. ei them ; while the big world m
turn, needs te lie stimulated by the
i' nrdeut love of Knowledge which Is culll-
i'vatcd'nhil nourished in the college. The
If. ceutncT ofcembinntion Isn healthful one.
? Te this literary life of the club mav I c
f$ mUei) the mctat element whicli it culll
. vatc.J Miuiy literary societies neglect
this Iniperj;'-",' "jxTiii-iil. ThoCMesriphlc
yrjfVfilGl It from beciety, but it is n club
yXlu tuelj, tliiisoei thnt word. llmeetH
ijruei uy te iiHien ui icarnisi nun eiao eiae eiao
s'eratcL y, but nKe te cenvrse, te par-
jJtaUe'efplalii rcfrciOimciitH, te cultivate
KBeeinuiy. vc nnve never unewn n lit
!.?ernr.V orKanlzatlen in which the hecll
K-.plcmcnl M-a e prominent, and in which
Wn oejiuii int. memiierHW) cioeiy legeiher
.. iu mcls'l lies. Tlie llfty te one hundred
fcSmembers of which it Is composed are ns
pg1 one large family. Indeed, it Is eharae
3 icrlzedhy the element of family llfethut
'he largely enters into it and moulds its
&f (sociality. It iueludcH families In the full
w.'iiso,ei me weui, pnicuiiianii cuiiuieu,
age nnd" youth, coining together In a
hnppy,uieu.
Ami tills leads us Te refer te another
characteristic of the club, vl. t That
wemutireas prominent in it as men.
It nlnV be conceded that Kimeef the
fcSrfinet)tvintcivstln!' and llnlshed essuvs
I have lleAi furidihed by the lady mein.
m bers. 'These who have listened te the
JfcV papers by Mm. Dr. Kevin, Mrs. Dr.
Sv Ttlnnl-ti-nri.t Xtis. 1. If M....I1.. M .,
It Prof. "Kiefler. and the MIsscm' Alice
ENeVln. iMauehe Kevin. Hlla l)ubb.s and
IJessli,' Uager, fively gr.iut that the llter
Iv ary uiia'lltkatieus of the ladled me fully
5 up te these of the gentlemen wi iters.
ruere are oilier iiieraryneeieiies in the
city, such as the Llnnieaii ratlier a
nclcutlllc association societies in cenncc-
& tiea with the churches, aud home which
L1 1'J. ru.rlniiiu .In lli.l L-llr.iv ..f . ..ml 11.....
SiW! r" ."."i' ....... -v ........ v. , ... imiv
..."aHA ..... 1 ...... I . . . ...1 .... 1 ... .. t..if.... . .I...1
' mc Vllliucilk II1II5IU.1I USUtriilllUIIS IIIUl
cultivate tlie artistic tastes of the cltv. be-
lftddcHauy numlier of benevolent hceret
tecietlctj ; but the Clie wcupies u place
by itAelf. it combines mere varied ele
jneutK.tban )erhapsaiiy ether.
Its title, Cltoephle, from the iniisc of
histely, vas a hnppy tlietiglit of Prof.
W.TM.tKcrln, und it lias largely deter
mined tlie direction of Iih studies, which
hove been mainly in tlie line of history.
& Aucieiit history, mcdlteval history nnd
fiA uiedem history, in a general way have
Kg come uuder Its scope ami tmrvey ; while
j? t-uglaml, Uernmiiy, the rnlted States
ff and France, eacli has had a season. Tlie
list of subjects and topics of the several
n tssays. as jrlveu In tlie naner bv .Mi's
jVHce Kevin en the history of the Clie,
;&. ana new published for circulation among
if HllTnltfilM ulirni'u tlir ii-tjh. 1..1.W...
R- Jl ..v..t. ...v .....1- 4IIII1.
fe4 which Its studies have taken.
g&. Hew juuch benellt. us well as nleas-
Kfc utc, lias been derived from this society,
g, an us members can lestiry. And se fur
Wk forth w it has U-en au ercan of the
feieciety of the city, its benitlts must be
ki Indirectly felt by the whole community,
Bwm the principle tliat what lieiwilts'a
Kr-portieu (if society beueflts the wLele.
iCSt nuu the college president's uud pro pre pro
a'Jcsbers of the state met here some years
.age, t hey were given a public leeeptlen
ftly thejUJJosephie club. This one fact
fc:uSgb J" what way tlie society may
become an organ of tlie literary and
f&HOclalllfeef the community in a wider
j5.flcW-thali it has yet occupied. &! far as
vlbe,receiitlen of any literary celebrity is
p ",cewruf 4i the city always lias within it
club that can rcprescut it with lioner
', -ud n lkiu; (short uetlce; and there may
if ue eumr foccasieus en which thu Clie
', might de geed service.
jjr Aclty Biich as ours ought te have oe ee oe
,yeaien when Its literary character irsmIs
;,ilrectieu. Let the Clie lie called uiieii
,.te preiaru a literary feast for some pub-
; mc twwwnueu, such as might be tilting
for JhMth of July, or some ether of the
WWrie.aiiuuaUaiid ceutenulaU uc are
i fcaviug, und it will doubtless ivspend in
nuing iiianuer. jnuved it seeks te
work with aud for the cemmunit v, even
ttUjlj 'HiTneinU-rshlp Is limited.' iking
ww limucu, mere is an the meie reason
W.w labors nnd ellerls should iuseme
I Wy' be made te benellt tlie whole
wunly. Perhai occasionally it
ukl make oue of Its meetimn miblle.
l4uYlt,t,hcceiiimuuIty gcucrally te
i 9 w ei us papers.
,T
ltti0;
JtlR0p
The life of Jlhhep, the mind render, is
finished nnd the impression left h by no
means n plcnnnt one, He hnd schooled
hlnic)f lean untyttural use of n myMcrl myMcrl
eu iKiwcr of mind or sense which enn
bleil him te astonish men, but produced
no ether tangible effect. He does net
appear te have ever given nny clear
scientific idea of the process by which
he accomplished his wonderful but con cen
tcmtlbly trilling results, and yet ills
whole soul was, no wrapjKsl up In tlie
finding of n handkerchief or seme ether
" test" that no sncrltlcc seemed tee great
for success. I will de It If It kills me,"
he said te his medical friend who trll
te dlsuade him from tlie last nnd
fatal cxjicrlment, nnd yet this deed, se
readily balanced with n human life, had
no ether value than the wondering nnd
doubting applause of a few men. He
knew that It could l done, for he had
often accomplished similar things.
Stretched te Its limits his se called mind
rending accomplished nothing of value.
It was the work of a man in mi un
healthy condition of mind nnd bedy.nnd
his apparent power of reading unseen
figures was staggered by the simple con
ditions for iinmh.fr the iiumhcrefH check
ellered by the sceptical Lnbeuchere.
Tlie facttliat he did net amnss great
wealth is striking. J f would hardly I
In human nature, and certainly net In
thu llishnp variety of It, te refrain from
using the power claimed for tlie accum
ulation of wealth en the stock market,
or in the many ways in w lileli It would
lie available. Ills wire declared him
crn7y and that seems tlie most charitable
Judgment, while his deeds are only use
less mnrvels shown by a sick man stag
gering along the edge of u great mystery.
Profiling liflllnhi.
It Is fair te Governer Hill te say that
lie declares himself In favor efthe private
lioeth provided for the voter In the
Australian system of voting and that he
expresses Ills willingness te approve n
law that causes the stnte te provide
ballets for these desiring them ; his
strenuous objection te tlie bill passed by
the Xew Yerk legislature Is that It for
bids the voter te cast any ether ballet
save tin' one provided by the slate ;
nnd he objects te the form of that ballet
that it contains the names of nil the enn
dldatcs voted for. 1 le wants the present
style of ballet te lie used and he wants
tlie voter te lie left at llbcity te cheese
whether he will take his own ballet te
the polls or will accept the one that is
tlieie provided by the state.
As we have said, we de net consider
the governor's objections te Is) valid, te
the requirement that the voter shall nc
ecpt the form of ballet provided by the
state, and shall obtain it only ns he is
nlsnit te east It. Tlie object of this re
quirement Is le ensure that' no marked
ballet shall lc cast which will enable
the party manager or tlie employer te
knew, through spies among theelectlen
elllccrs or through ethers who obtain n
view of tlie ballets cast, hew the voter
has voted. It has been found te lie n
valid protection of tlie scciccy of tlie
lriUet, mid It ought te be tried us a part
of the new system here. If found
te ls objeetlenablty'lfie law may ls
amended. ,U- does net seem te lie n
regulation upon which the governor of
ii state can projieiiy found n veto of a
bill Hint the legislature hasitppieved.
It Is tine that the law which lie pro pre
poses, enacting the With nnd state, sup
plied ticket features, may )h afterwards
amended se ns te pievlde for the casting
only of a ballet supplied at the polls by
thustatc, If that feature Is found hulls
K'iisahlc; and aslialf aleaf Isbctterthau
no bread, it will le wise III the Xew
Yerk Legislature te amend its bill as
tlie governor requires, hew ever aibi
trnry I lie requirement ceins te lie.
Tin: govei nor Ims signed a bill piolilb pielilb
Itlng tlie Killing of " nny lihd of song or
any linnet, bine hint, yellow hummer, yel
low bird, gmss Mid, grosbeak, bobolink,
ili(ebe biiil, liiiiiiiulug blnl, wieti, inliiii,
incideu lull;, ilee, night liiiul. or stall
ing, ei any wild blnl ether tliuu a giiuiti
hi ill. Ner shall any poison niiclmse, or
lnie hi possession ei onise I'ei huIe iihj
snob song or wild blnl, or nny iwit
tlicioef, II ei tlie saiiie sliull h;ie been
kllliil."
lUnls bents and iggs nny be collected
" for Mieiitlllc iiiiiimisi-h" i thesu heliliiig
i-crtlllcitus, which tim heginuteil by a pn.
thoiietaiy te ieiseus ('IkIiIccii je.iis if ngn
pieseuliug piOH'r 1'icileiiti.iln fieiu two
well-knew ii Micntillc ini'ii.
'The l'iigllsirorKiiieio.iii heuse sparrow
(;nMtcr ifiiwicxiciM) is net Iiniiuled iiiueug
the lilids protect is I by this act."
"Any person or persons lul.i llnf any of
tlie pioWHleiisortliis net shall be ilcciucd
guilty of a mlsilciiiiuiiin, punlNlmblu by
iiiipriseiiineiit In tlie county jail of net
less than Iho nor moie tlniii thiity ilnys,
or bya liuuef net IeshiIiiiu ten nor morn
tlniii lllty dell. us, or both at the discretion
of the court."
Tills appeals te be an OM'cllent law, and
Ifit is only oiil'eiced Willi spiiit our m
idly dNupK'.iiiiig and eiy iisefnl bluls
may be sucil,iiud tliuoeiiiiiost ol'Auiericii
by tlie Kngllsli h..iues its-eiMi a thuel,
cliwk.
Tili:oiieits of tlie piiuelul aitlclcs of
piovisleus ic.uiied a total Milne in Apiil of
S,:i8S,C0J, (.ceeliug tlirn.iine epeits tot
tlie saine iiienllis iif List jear by s,tl,r-Kl,
This Includes daily preilucts and cuttlenud
hog products, but net tlie eh)Hh of tlie
llfl animals. We sent nbiead ?J,l.s.Vis.ri in
cattle, and uiil.x J1.7W in pigs dining tlie
inentii.
Tin: Sioux resignation in Dakota is
already threatened with a boom of the
Oklahoma sort, mid us a couscipmnce the
Indians mny be oxxVted te loliise n price
per uoie se end lliues l.uger Hum they
asked for a low months age. Iieks as
though peer l.e woie slylx Mlniul.itlng the
boom.
A Ji:iisi:v t'irx thcatie caught llreduriug
Hie porfennanco of "Tlie Still Alarm" mid
tlie audience- arc highly coinuunded ler
watching the smothering efihutljiups with
out getting frightened. I ii such emergencies
theuveragu crowd usually lets the Ihiuies
oleno ami prufeis te smother Itself In a
simultaneous rush of several huudred
through u doorway mil v wlde cneiieh fur
live.
Doineoi'ntlo Soldiers.
Tlie .Soldiers' and .Sailors' Veteran hss.
elation, which Is cenqistHl of Democrats
who woie in tlie late war.will held tlu-ir
regular nicetiiiK tills evening In the room
of tlie Yciiiig .Men's Demeciatlc Ms-lety.
1'KllsO.VAI..
AMK I'lXLir, the ntttess, I, ill jt,
Piieuinenla at tlin Westiniusier hotel, In
New Verk.
I)iu. Ixi.N.siiAi.r. univisl In Meutital en
Tuesday. He still lulheies tehUstiiteiiieut
that hu was within the Aictie Circle, und
says he will pioxe It wlieii he troes le Ixm Ixm
den. TiinltKv . I)n. Samcki. Hiiim-ii, minister
omeritus of the congregation Kenesetli
Israel, liilladeliihla.dlcd en Tuesday at tl.e
residence of hf son in rhiniue. imed 7
years. "
ItEV. Jehn IX Ui'sseli, piofussnref bib
liKil theology at Yale college, luw resigned,
owing, It i. said, te tlie Andover contro
versy. He sided with thu Andexer pro
fessors. Cel. n, K, Jamie.v, the Philadelphia
banker, v 111 en Thursday, May 2J, n:rry
Miss Jean Will.nrd, or AVnshlngten. The
coreinony will be performed In the historic
Havny chapel, IiOiiden.
Mns, llAiinim- La mi Jehnsen, pre
siding iBdy (luring the administration of
her uncle." James iUictiaunn, was received
bv niipeintiiiRut by Mrs. UnrrUen en
'jSicsifny. Thi greeting wasery isitilla.
Itenr.iiT T. LtNcei.N. minister te Kng
land, will sail en the City of Paris te-day.
Tuesday night he was tendered en Infor
mal dinner ut tln t'liUerslty club, New
Yerk, by Ids classmates nt Harvard of the
cUss of '(li
STitAxai: iihath or mi. vinc;i:nt.
The .Manntter uf t'llrten Hpiinus Hnnl
tiirluni Accliluntnlljr lliiuur.
Dr. Frank It. Vincent, of the famous
Cliften Hprings, N. Y., sanitarium, died en
Miinuay m a xery Mcuii.ir mnnner.
Fer seme tlme past Dr. Vlnci'iil had
been cxpci linentlng with an Instrument
known eh "the Nayre susiwinsieii up
jmralus." It consists of a xxoeden trlKsl
about eight feel high, from xx lileli is sus
tieuded by niransef conqiemid pulleysiiu
Iren cress bar. Frem this eiess bar strnps
descend, which snpjiert the )atlent
by the chin nnd back of tlie head.
The Instrument, ns originally dcxtsed, was
used for tlie HiiHK'tislen of iiatlents xxhlle
pliiHter jackets xvcru applieti te the spine,
ihe apparatus has been nxtenslvely usisl In
the IJiiittul .States for the treatment by sus
pension or various spinal complaints. (In
.Sunday iiinrniiig ke went te the bathroom
and took his bath, telling an attendant that
he xx as going te try the lrlted suspension
en liiinsuirte nole its clIiH'ts. He had also
told two or his patients the same thing.
After his bath he was paitlculurly cheer
ful and happy, lie xxTnpped his bath rohe
about him, and ran llghtlj' up enn night of
siairsiomseuico. isei lengauer ms Illinois
liiMlvwas found liauuluu from tlie trlixxl.
It Is supposed that the diK-ter adjusted the
belt iiiidnr or around hlsehln, xxhera it xvas
loosely buckled, i'hen he lexvercd hliuself,
and. liislng his held or Iho rope, it Hew up
te (he ntiex or tlie machine beyond his
reach, while tlie pad, Instead of resting en
hlschlll, drew up owing te his xx eight exer
Ids mouth and nostrils. It is believed that
a jicrseu in the condition In xvhlch he xvas
found after thrce minutes xx euld net have
tlin jKiwer te help himself, for he had net
properly arranged the Instrument.
Tlie Charleston ii fust Crillser.
The xxai ship Charleston nriixcd In Han
Francisce en Monday night, from .Santa
llarbara, Iho builders deciding te return
xxlth tlie cruiser te re-dress the slides of
tlie starboard high pressure cngiuoibefern
giving her a second iiinl. 'Clie naval elllccrs
detailed te inspect thu Charleston declare
that xxith the developed Jsiwer or r.fe() she is
ene of the fastest lighting ships in tlie xx erld.
During tlie seventeen minutes' run of the
Charleston, in the Santa llarbara channel,
Sutiirday, the actual herse (sixxer devel
oped xvas r,'), at xx hlch the ax ornge speed,
181 knots, xx us maintained with 107 revolu
tions of the propeller. Soen after leaving
Sauta llarbara en Sunday morning the
ship xvas driven nt a speed of seventeen
ami tliroC'tenths knots with the natural
drafts and making easy steam. This xxus
xxlth n doxelepmont or 1,780 herse pexxer.
When oil' Point Conception the thiust bear
ing of the poll engine xxunnrd up, and the
ship was stepped te cxuiuine it. As seen
as the thrust caps had been taken oil',
cleaned aud replaced she went ahead again
running at an average of I'J knots te 72
revolutions until teaching San Fiuucisce,
-
t'ucle Mam's Vx'IiIIexvuhIi,
Fxcuisleiilsts xvlie travel along tlie sea
coast in summer me often ntti acted by the
louiiirkable xvhlteuess or the light-houses,
beacons and keepers' dwellings, and they
xvonder hew theso guides te the mariner
are kept hi such a shining condition during
tlie xx Inter as xxell as summer. The inato inate
ilal used is simply xhlte-xxusli,aud hoie is
the Culled States government I'm nulla for
mixing a xxhite-xvash that when liroperh lireperh liroperh
iniule and applied gives a xx Idle that doe's
net easily wush or rub oil': Te ten parts or
freshly slacked lime, add ene pint of the
best hviliiiulic cement. Mix xxell xxith
salt witter and apply thin.
iMirTcirit xxlth rliMuiiallmu In the slmuliUr
for iiieiilliN, mill the only tlilni; I feuiiil Unit it lit
iiinany iihkI xxus Hiilxnlleu Oil. It cured me,
unit 1 icciiiiiiiii'iul It te nil millcrers Willi mi hi
tllsease. N. Ill, MAN,
I IVarlHt.. llaitliiieie, Mil.
A biily who liunMureii'il for exer lluce iiieiillm
extii-'iiin lerliuc from n xlelcnl cenpli hun
conic ceniplclcly rurisl by Iir. Hun's C'eutli
Hrnp.
jtUlwcellrtiieeiHx,
"xo.mi'i.kmex rewnrit.
LADIES
wild vai.i'i: a uiu'ini:d comi'i.c.xien
Mt'nr l'hi:
POZZONI'S
-mi:i)1cati:i)
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts u lirllllunt traiismreiuy te tlie
skin. Itolnew'i nil iilninlCH, fie. k lei anil ills.
colimilleus unit iiiukcA the skin itillcntcly eri
unit beautiful. It contains no lime, wbtiu luul
or aiKvnte. In tlirccKhuilcs, plnUer llcsla.xtliltu
anil In uiu'tte.
KOItSAI.i: II V
All Druggists ami Fancy Goods Dealers
Kvorywliero.
8-lli:W'Alli:0l'IMITATI0.NH.-Ctt
UirV0-lil
II. MAUIIN A CD.
SUMMER
WINDOW DRAPERY.
Madras Lace Curtains.
Swiss Lace Curtains.
Nottingham Lace Curtains.
Chenille l'ertieres.
Bamboo Curtains.
Silk Curtains.
Bulgarian Stripe Curtains.
French Linen Curtains.
Applique Lace Curtains.
Vestibule Curtains.
CURTAIN POLES.
Brass, Ebony, Cherry, Walnut
and Ash.
Take a leek at our 21c Cur
tain Pele, with brass ends.
Nothing te equal it.
CARPET SWEEPERS.
Lancaster Carpet Sweeper,
the best made.
Bissel Carpet Sweeper.
Grand Rapids Carpet
Sweeper.
Garland Carpet Sweeper.
All at Lewest Prices.
Special reduction en Jute and
Raw Silk Table Cevers for this
week only.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
Ittanamctltet:'.
mm.AliKt.riMA, WcdiieUny, Mny IS, IMS.
Cottage and Camp.
Twe extremes. We've held
the mirror up te nature in both.
Yeu sec in a minute hew
they rough it in the Adiron
clacks and what civilization in
its highest developments has
done te make cottage life cesy
and comfortable.
Rough luxury and refined
luxury contrasted. Outdoors
and indoors.
Yeu can " de " it in five
minutes ; loiter a bit and half
an hour will go before you
think.
Third fleer, centre t-lcxuter.
Weel Challis 25c.
Keechlins Sateens 18c,
Twe, of the unexampled
Dress Goods prices.
Regally rich Ribbons at third
tind less of what they were made
te sell at. And made this sea
son at that. Precisely what
you'd like for trimming Tea
Gowns, Summer Indias Chal
lis, and any dainty dress's tuffs.
Knt tnuiH'pt.
Remnants.
Better the stuffs, thicker the
ends and short pieces. That
makes rich nicking among the
Dress Goods Remnants every
day. Every new and then we
overhaul all the Dress Stuffs,
sort out the lonely colors and
waifs of every kind and hustle
them out at Remnant prices.
Twe or three tables in the
Main Aisle are leaded with
just such bargains. Elegant,
seasonable stuffs, but out of the
swim in some way.
fViHl Iliilm ("nmlntcrcs
SeruiH Hcelch Cheviots
Hllk-iuul-Woel Checks All-wool Checks
I'eulcs
runey Wenxcs ami Hei Id Celeri
Exactly the weaves and weights
for novo and the weeks just
ahead. In lengths of 2, 3 and
4 yards and up te ample for a
dress.
The rattling sale of Misses'
and Children's Suits and
Dresses can scarcely last the
week out. What wonder ?
Yeu arc getting
Dresses for Country
Dresses for Scheel
Dresses for Tennis
Dresses for the Shere
for just about what the mate
rial cost. The quicker you
pick the better the choice will
be.
M Iw-ck' !lf) 01 1)i ewx for SM.Oil
Misses' !l(i.W Diesses rerf-Vij
Misses' Ji!.() Dresses for JUKI
MisW J'.iej l)rcs.i's forfi.re
Fer Children of 3 te 12 years
the assortment is such as will
please a thrifty mother.
Clilldren'ii S 10 00 Presses nt fi.(m
I'liililicu'H (7,01 lirchsisul SI.!
CIiIIiIicii'm l..rjl liiesscsul WJ'i
Clillilieu'd 4UI Uns-scHiil JI.V)
hcoeml iloer, Chestnut street Mile. I'em eleva
tors. Frem year's end te year's
end such Jerseys are in sharp
demand. All the new styles
and colors are among them,
and the m'ees are about half:
SIS') Jeisv) fur H
J 1.75 Jci fct-j s for SJi'
H-V) undid. IcrvejN (iir tJ.Sa mid $1
SUiOHiiruli Wulsts for J.VW
Ke.'end Itoer, ClicHtnilt Mrcct flout. Take ele-
ter.
Anether let of the real India
Chudda Leng Shawls. $25 and
$30 qualities at $15. Largest
size made, all colors. Square
shawls $7.50.
Hreend itoer, near Juniper and Chestnut kticets
cornel, 'lukuelexulei,
China Matting.
Slightly damaged en the way
ever. In some instances only
the wrappers stained. Ne mat
ter, the Matter shall go at
three-quarters and half the reg
ular prices just the same.
The Matting is with the Mis
fit Carpets and odds and ends
of fleer coverings in the Base
ment. There are always plenty
of things there that double your
money.
ll.iKeincut, Thirteenth and Markit Hrctt cor
ner. A few $iS Carlsbad Cham
ber Toilet Sets, with jar, shall
go at 12. Solid Celer and
llewcr decorations.
Ten $15 Minton Sets, blue,
pink, red, no jar, at $7.50.
Yeu can pick up such double
dollars' worth all through China
and Glassware.
Second Heur, Juniper street hide.
Jehn Wanamaker.
U0iC.
"A i imcaiTiiauuai.nkT
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
Hax-e the l.-irgpht nnd Klnct Hteclc of riumw
mid Oitfuu 10 be mi'ii In ljiticiutt r.
In our Small Ware liepnrhneut you xilll find
IIiirinenlcuK, Accordceiis, Violins, IIiiiUih, Unl
lurkiiiut Hnialt Miislciil lusliiiiiienu of exery
diMriiulen,
Finest Imported Striae. Itendiiiiurtirs fur
nllthe iJito.t.Neu Hies In Our 1. Inc. I'rliesuuur
milcctl te In' tlie UiHest.
Hlieet iiuulc sold nt one-third let tlun cntu cntu
le;ne price mid mailed tenll parts of the coun
try. Tvufliri xilll plmse wlle for Hs.vlul
rrlci'.
fstvemt llaiul Rircnln IVpurtmcnt : One l
ter Minnie I'lune, ulniisit new; one (lulile
Niuir. 0110 nenrben, one Ni-r l!ngluiid-ull lit
viKst eiiler, iiinl Hie prices will tnli ou; one
Ilislii(.' Sciuure riiiue a Kieat Imrirnlu. OikI
pHS-eud lluud (lrk'ien!it prlcek that xxlll biirnrtve
) ou.
KIRK JOHNSON & CO.,
Ne. SI West KlUBStrifl.
4irl. .s.-liane1OrKausund Fine ruriiltur
mm int. (all uud examine the .N'ew Harris
Music llludeiv. n:'l lydAxr
LsO.M
sO.MKVI.ltV HANDSUMi: hl'l.lr II.VMllOO
1) aud All Iiik'cuiwkI l' unit Halt lted,
1.1 It UOtt
n' mn 1 ii
menu In full ttuck. uiU xurlety, at the old
i mi iiiu iisiini i;i.iier.ii iiueei ungicr
headiiuaiters,
iii'DLnvs mxvn hteuk,
36 Wtt King Street.
TJALNTVCELERY COMreUND.
IT MADE MOTHER STRONG
"My mother lift.sbn tiPlnif Paink's CELr.nr
CoMPenxn for nervous lrotratlen, arcera.
panted Iir inflanclielln, etc., and Ii hits done
lier 11 world of geed. It la the only medicine
Hint strengthens the aerxes."
O. II. JIkkiw, Orblwmla, l'iu
I'alne' Celery Compound la of unniunlcd
X'bIiie te xxemrn. It strengthens th nerx'cn,
rrculnlts the kldneya, and hasweiiilerful pewrr
In curing the pnlnrul d Senses m, 1,0i
women m often tllently aunVr.
II iwr bottle. HI i feri... At Druggist.
Witt.-., HicilARmeK A Ce., llurlliiRten, VI.
DIAMOND DYES .J1,?.
te Nntne ntid felnr.
hlngcnii K.iial Tliein.
(Ravpcta.
II
AdKlt A. ItltOTllKlt.
CARPETS !
Mequette,
Bedy Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Ingrains.
China Mattings,
Certicene,
Linoleum,
Oil Cleths.
I.AIKIK AND COMI'l.KTn LINKS IN ALU
THE VAKIOUH QUALITIES.
Upholstery.
CAiin.T w:viNa and lavine
AND ItKI'ITTINO 11V COMI'ITIENT WOltlC
MK.V. &
I Ml)
iam
25, 27, 29, 31 W. KING ST.,
i.ANCSTi:it, 1'A.
3C
cirietittttii.
1880 x&, 1889
H. GERlkART'S.
'II111 most complete nsMirtnient of Hnr'ng
OxcrciiathiB Kugllsli Chexlets, Dlnguiml and
CuhslmeieHultlnir nnd Treuserlm? that has exer
been Miewn In this city. XX'eikmnnslilp tlie
best and nil Koeds xxnrrunteil ns represented.
II. li:illIAltT,
Ne. 4 1 North Queen Street.
fli-Only Dliect Importing Tailor In tlie City
of Uuunster.
Mvc
USA HATIIION.
We lliixe l'.Mr. tiling en 11 l.isil; fei In
Het XTeatlier
CLOTHING!
Just xi lint xi III nle en comfort these Hcoreh Hcereh
In; iluj, ; unit If you goubeut neltcrlng with
lluix-y Clothing, 1 1' lH-c:iuse)eu'xe net availed
.xeuru'lf of the oppeitimlty ellensl here. If
you are loeklng.for u
NICE BUSINESS SUIT,
Of xcry pleu.lng color nnd delruble weUlil,
Hkeh ten Saelt ("out, m' mini fur
$10.00.
Tliey-ie the popular thin te-dux All our
make. Tliej 're niKid xultie or Ibex- xieuldu'l tie
here.
MYE
mirie
I
,
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
l.ANCAHn:it. l'ENNA.
Souecfuvuioltiiin C'3oeo.
-VU.LANDSKi:
-Tllh
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Sixty Candle-Llglil; Ileum them all.
Anether Let or Cheap Glebes for (Ins. and Oil
Mines.
THK"J'KUFKCTION"
Miri'AL MOILPINO and UlMlllLIt CCSHION
Weather Strip.
Heats them nil. Tlilsktrlpoutueiirsnllethers.
Keeps out (lie cold. Mops rattling of xilndeiik.
KxcIudCM the dust. ICeeps out snow unit ruin.
All) one cuu npply It- no xvate or dirt lunde In
niiplxlui: It. Can be rilled Htixuhere no holes
te bore, ready for use. I will net i-pllt. Mtirper I
hhrink-a cushion Mrin is the most isirfeei. At
mt- niur( iitnivi 4ii4it itaiii; nmruut
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASlTUt 1'A.
i'enal lloiicce.
AKIUNKl)7ri-sTATi: OF BI1K.MIY C
Keller and wife, or l-niur.M.-r city, Lmi
m.ler county. Heur C. Keller und xilte. or
theilty or ljiiu-ister. hnxliie by deed or xoluti xeluti
tury Hkslgnment.duted April 8, InsV, uiagned
and transferred all their estate und eltecu te Hie
uuderslLMieil, for the benefit of the creitllers or
the uld Henry C Killer, they tlierefere glte
iietliv teull nrkeiis lnd(jist te kuld nskleuur,
le mt.ke imynieul te the iimlerkigneU ulitieut
delay, uud lliekc luxx lug ihilnis te iirekcnt them
te
CIIAIILI3S A. MILIXH, As.Igim.
Itesldlng In 1 jmcakter, 1'a.
Jeil.t A. Covi-E. Attemev. al(MtdW
M,
Mercury lligli I
ic 0 n 1 minimi
IttfflKA HU
"I am In mr 64th rmr. Have lien afrilclcsl
In acveial waya could net uleep, had no appe
tite, no rmirace, low tptritn. I commenced
ulng lalne'a Oelerj' Compound, and felt relief
from the third day after tiling It. I new hare a
geed appetite and can aleei, well. My spirits
and reunnce n almost like thorn of a young
man. H.C. Kihkaid, t). D.,Uenale, Ijx.
Paine's Celery Compound
Btrengthem and bulldi up the old, end curea
their Innrmltlrx. Illietimatlam, Indleatlen and
"'"neM yield oulcklytetliecuratlvo power
of l'alne' Celery Compound.
A t'erfectrTenleand Invlgorater, ledlVES
NKtV 1.1 PK.
" l am new CO j ears old and have tried aeveral
t2iJl.',7 b,,t ".,mc ,,,ul Hr,y " until I lined
!i?.if(-.,.cr,'.temir,un'1- ' entirely dir
nl.fr,.,,0f,,c;l',.','n,sI,Te lined It. 1 can
JSJ 1 cn.r,r ",.tnlFt". P amind nnd well, nnd
T...i. '?":"KU ''T. wn new llfe and energy
coming Inte my whole aystem."
H. Mvi.ua, Cleveland, Tenn.
YOUR BABY XMSifrSSS? "
futnttuv.
e
C1IH i. OllltW
Ochs&Gibbs,
2d, 3 J i 4th neon,
31 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
1IKL1-S
HJHN1SHIN0
Yeu enn aelwt from nn enormous tock of
Beautiful, Well .Made, New .Style
Ilelng nt small expense xre gunrnntce the
Lewest 1'rlres. Comfert and durability com cem
lilneil In our ateek of Spring Hedi nnd Mat
Ircsses. lies! llnlr Mattresses mnde te order.
OCHS&GIBBS,
Second, Third and Fourth Floers,
Ne. 31 S. Queen Street,
LANCAHTEIt, 1'A,
all-ljd
TTKINITSH'I
-NOW IS tiii:-
TIMETOBUY
FURNITURE.
Don't xynll until It gets se xvnrm but call new.
The priced xx-e hnx-e me netexnctly CIULL1NO,
but 5 ou will net get excited exer them; they
ere toeloxx-for Hint.
When you ree IliOHeelieaiielinlrsfer the perch
nnd lnxx'n, Henid nlrendy In nnd et hern te come
you xrlll be pleased, xxe knew-.
a-ei'u aim "Tim nnsT goods reuTiir.
I.KAHTMONKV."
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot.
27 & 2Q Seuth Queen St.
tyinMYr.n'H ceunf.k.
FURNITURE
Widmyer's.
AFl'l.L L1NKOF
Parler, Chamber, Dining-Roem,
AND OTIIEU Fl'IlNlTL'Ui:.
TilK HTM.ts Ar.K Se Atthaitivk.
Our selections fiem the countless patterns
ellered xicie nexer kex'ni led nor se beautiful, nor
or better workmanship.
UNRIVALLED PRICES
HHF.Oim DISl'LAY.
a-Weglx-e the best xnlue nnd thereby axe
j ou money.
WIDMYER'S FURNITURE STORE
COItNEK OF
E. King & Duke Sts.
(Cavvinfict..
STAN
Mil) CAHHIAtin WORK.
Standard Carriage "Werk.
COW. LDGEItLKY,
Nes. M, I.', n, ri .Market Street. Hear or lW lW
eltlce, 1-nncnster, 1'a.
Buggies, Phaetons, Family Carriagies.
The finest nte'k In the country te delect from.
We ran Milt excrjbedy. Prices te kutt thutlmes.
A fine Hue of Seceuil-lland Werk.
New Is the time le get jour Cairleees lte
luilnted nnd Hi'palreil. Our lepahliiK cannot
Ixiexcellid. O110 het of xxiirkiueiirii'ciully em em
ple.M'd for that purpose.
Call unit exanil ne xxhelhcryeu xilsli In buy or
net.
TTILINNA HltENEMAN
Fer the Finest nnd Cheapest
Baby Carriages
lu the City, go te
Flinn & Breneman's.
, Fer tlu- lle.l IU:FUICIi:UAIOItSlnthe.Miir.
ket,
"The Alaska'
00 TO
Flinn & Breneman's.
Ker ilic l-iiyt't SttK-k of
'WATER COOLERS
OO TO
Flinn & Breneman's.
, ,
Fer Fishing Tackle, Lawn Tennis and
Base Ball Qoeds,
-no te-
Flinn & Breneman's
152 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTF.lt, 1'A.
CiTfX CiTl ?-VM A MONTH CAN
t I J,tVJ be uuide xierklug rer us.
Ageuu iirereried xxhmuu furnish u horse and
gle their whole time te the business, .sjpuru
memenis may be prelltnbly einplejcd also. A
lew xac.iiKlcs lu towns und cities.
11. F. JOHNSON A CO.,
10H Main M., ltlchmend, Vn.
N. H. l'leae Mate age and bulnes expe
rience. Nexer mind about rending xuiiip for
reply. U. V. J. & Ce. aprMindW
O0t mtb phhim
SHOES I MlOCdl
If Yeit Arc In Need of
SHOES,
tSe.l?m1SrtMnf, Interest you. Our line
..r1."' V.""." n"'1 f'lldreirii HhOM I
SJSiS'if1?'- I'v Jbe bent Men' Hliocurer
?-? hl yu rn .nnl nnrwhere. Our Ladle'
JL.V Shee hn t'lentr of ntyle and cixn'l be beat
for the money. W e hnx-e riieen nt nil prlcet e
!2Tk" 'i,e ''?e,., "nvlnrM years experience
lnthehen budnran. xre think xre aranblete
tell n reed Miee nnd tnexr xrhnt Is In IL
mr Cuntem WerK h Upeclelty.
Wm. H. Gast,
NO. in". NOHTH tlTi:RN HT LANCAHTEIt.
Junl-lydWAK
B
OOTHAKDHIfOKS.
D.P.
28-30 East King St.
1 TAKi: l'LKAHUUE IN CALLING YOUU AT
TENTION TO MY LINE OK
Thnt I amecelvlng dally Ter the Spring Trade,
and nil are made for theso who require great
durability nnd for clcfnnce of style, nt and
workmanship cannot be excelled.
PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
Callnndexnnilneiny large stock and we will
b pleased te try nnd null ou.
D. P. Stackhouse,
28 and 30 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTEU, 1'A. nUHydAw
B
OOTS AND KIIOIS.
sy&
n(
Ilnvliifr Inst completed the Inipreveincnls
our Nexc Frent xxenre new prepured te necei
module our Increasing Trade, hnxliiK the te
of
necem-
. . i.- ...i, . (. i .-..-.in,, iiuiir. iiu.iii tin- Pi.Pic
dlvliled nnd titled up Inte two Oninil Dopnrt Depnrt
menls one for I.ikIIcn nnd Children nnd the
ether for Men nnd lleju.
Ww will net hnx-e n rermnl Opening en nr nr
ceant of peculiarity of our ijoeds, but will be
Kind te luvxe you Cull nnd examine them,
xx bother jen xvlsli te purchase, or net, before
fiurehnslturelfewhere, nsxxe xxlll consider It no
reuble toMiew thiu, knewlniflliat
ill.n'I'Hi.fn l.n. Ii... ,1.. .1...
The Prices Are All Right.
Hax-e rceelx-ed and nre lecelxins daily one of
the Lnrirest As-sortincntsef Hprlng nnd .summer
UikkIs lu thcCil).
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
The Leaders of Lew Prices
-IN-
Beets and Shoes.
3 & 5 East King St.,
LANCASTEU, I'A.
J-H tore closed again rx'erx'ex'ciilnitntilp. in
except Mnudax' nnd Kitunlny,, leiuineuclnsr
Tuesday, May Dili,
OUAl'll A 11UUNS.
C'iieai' and Geed. Nene Like Them.
LADIES' SHOES.
" The Ilea " .Shet what a seller
It is). Miiuy lailm caine nnil they've
pipiied Inte ether linuils ; every pair
held ; we're hiirr,vlii" the niakei';
xvith our erdew he preinl te even
tin In a few iluya. In the meanwhile
M'lienever von think the genu i lie
" Hlteti " Shoe iM)s.-esheM the ndinir
nlile iiulitiesclaiiiieil for It, here you
muy llnd it: all widths, nil h1s.
That's all ; tlie " llhea" Shoe story
has lieen told liefore by etlien.
Have you heen the " Stija-iier "a
Lady's Jiutten Shee, xxith imitation
Sense Heels, (reed serviceable eetin-tei-w
won't bieak dexxu, K xxidth
Miles, solid leather IkiUehis mid
heels'.' They're iilee-llttlng SIkk-s,
t(Ki, and are excellent xx eaters j 7e
pairs are here. They're 111:11 ked te
KO at $l.a. J.1.35 doesn't buy a let
ter Shee elsewiiciv in tlie city. Tlie
maker tells us the price list is suli
Ject te ehaiu'e. There may lie no
duplicate of these at like price when
they're sold. Auk te -ee them. It
may be what you're loekiuc; for.
Anether excellent I.adv's Shee
hlcher up in Krade, higlier uji In
liiiiv ; made of genuine American
Kid, xxith genuine Gleve Kid Tops,
Snttare (.'ut and Kid Faced, have
Worked IHttten Heles, Fancy Drill
Lining, geed teliable counters and
Milid leather inner anil outer sole-,
and heels soles K xxidth heels nie
dliini concave hliajHMl. Of the-.e
there are IW iialrs. They'll net lie
here long at tlie price ; they're 51.5(1
n pair: u jl.75 graile wlieruter you
may deal. "Handsome as hand--eiiie
Is," for dress.
shaub"&"burns.
14 Xeutii Qt'i:i:N St., LAXOAsriat, 1'a.
lnnrtS-lydAxr
4Mavnoelo.
L
ewKsrrui.
PARASOLS
-AN IV
Sun Umbrellas!
THE LAItlir.iT AS.sOIlTMIx'T AND
LOWEST ntlCIiSAT
ROSE BROS, & HARTMAN'S,
1 1 KAKT KINO STHEET.
apMmdSJtK
STACKHOBSE
1
mrs
hi 4 mr,
i uraeea ix.ni leMiig, imitation .Mut
Kid Tep, SiuiareTetM, Strip up Hack,
Kid Tep FueiiiKi I'elka Det Lining,
Worked Butten Heles, ('oiiinien
..-' vf- , .'X.'
T.i-a .b2?..