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THE LANCASTER DAILY IOTELLI&ENCER SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1889.
VniUXW J. BTEINMAN,
CHARLES HTKIN.M AN FOLTZ, Editors.
-, KOBEHT CLARK, Publisher.
j fflUC DAILY lNTELLIGENCED.-Published
trttt amf m llie yenr, but Sunday. Hen cd
Eft lf "7 uvtiivr in inis city una surruiiiiuiiii;
j! wvMHiwncmuftimR. uy mniimeiiui
j taw tm In Advance 60 cents n month.
TVrirl.V IVTl-lttniflrrnnn Hnllnr .ml
ty Rjr ent yrar. In advance.
KOTICE TO MJBSCIUBEUS-Kcmll by dice
1 '-i e puseeHice eracr, nna wnrre ncuncr en
;jt Mecn be procured cnd in a registered
J, Stored nt the roMefBce, as second elms mall
-i matter.
ATPBESB, THE IHTELIIQENCEB,
Lancaster, ln.
UC
lajteaitxr, pa., mat is, ibte.
y ' w i ,
': A Mild Sinatliin.
rtS A YTAm bKnitv atnnr nbmlt .TntllpM Hflf
'0a Bennett, tbe Mnhdl nnd C'lilnr
ri ... OUUII.1 r,J..T lllVM .......
'j Gorden comes forward ni the MMiinimn
$Jth tele begins with the receipt by JJen-
Y,liettwncn at tlie aicrcten emu, in cnn,
era dispatch from a uiiirocerrcs-poiiueni
''Btatlns: that mi envoy of the Mnhtli liml
Eh? declared thnt Chinese Gorden vv ns itliv6
itv and mlfrrjl be ransomed ler uniiiiinn
. fanes, or twehtiiulred tlieiiMiud dellnre.
?rfS !.. 1 ....,. ...1.....1 ll..t ,.t.l. n.l.l trt
Kj,3W SJUITlUll HL UIICV lill-VU HH'COnn rt.
bg out Ter Jigypt. in tins lenn tnc story is
Rr quite tee wild for c en the compliment
IV of nu incredulous mile. Tlie ether M-r-
sX, ftien represents the ernnincntul editor of
fc the Herald engnged in a ib-cltyi dlsruv
rx slen of the safety of nreceediiin te Khitr-
r'J-" teum, or ether fanatical and Intelcnitit
t .Moslem cities, fccverni nioiiiucrsei me
Club maintained with warmth that no
European could visit the Mnhdl'H capi
tal and return nllve, but Jlcnnett do de
dared that nny man with money nud
brains cetild de It, and eirerrd a heavy
wager thnt he could de it hlinclf. The
bet was taken and like a hern of .rules
Verne the doughty editor set out at once
for Khnrtetim. This Inle hns at least
the merit of agreeing wltli (lie genual
itttimateef Ilciinett. He is fend of ad
venture aiul notoriety, and the fame
gained for himself and bin paper by such
an expedition might lie a stitllelciit com
pensation te him for the risk,
Very recently there hue lx-cnslirring
accounts published of the adveuturcs of
daring men, who, v 1th no ether motive
than curiosity and a love of exploration,
have pierced in disguise te the very
centre of the most dangerous het IhmIs of
fanatical Mehammedans. One man,
who could net hpeak the language and
knew little of the life and customs of the
people, assumed the character of a deaf
mute, stained his skin te the proper
color and managed te accomplish a
hazardous and useless Journey te a
mountain town of Morocco. He had the
pleasure of overhearing a group of men
discussing a rumertliatii"Chrihtlan deg"
was In the town and would study be
caught and killed. If Heunett lias a
taste for this sort of thing no one will
object strenuously, and lieiertalnly will
be mere picturesque and startling as a
millionaire explorer than in his custom
ary summer Kse as grand Mogu of
Nowiert. Jle may perhaps ituiLe the
trip with perfect safely by giving as
surance te the Mahdl Unit a great pile of
money will l paid if lie is allowed te
return unharmed. Hut Mohammedan
rulers have an unpleasant way of tils-
ljvrcgartlhnj? 'premises and valuing recnge
uuu Hiuugmcr noevc money.
Jehn, Ills Scheme and r.niplejes.
Jehu Wnnninuker has made a second
annual distribution of a portion of the
profits of his big store and in a speech te
the empleyes ceufensisl his disappoint
ment in the operation of the prelit
sharing scheme. He Insisted with
great earnestness and no very profound
logic that the money was paid out with
no ether object than geed will and Intei
est in the welfare of the empleyes and
that It was entirely out of place for any
of them te say that he would rather
have his salary increased instead of
sharing the preilt ; jet he declined that
he expected te gain bcttcrservicc by the
outlay. He said a man would lie stupid
te stay with him if net fully paid and
tried te draw a linn line lietwien his
profit slinring anil the lnereac of salary.
There Is such a line quite, visible. A
steady empleye of seven jeurs standing
would net seem very stupid if he re
fused a salary slightly larger lieca use it
was offset by the rHwjicetnf prelit shai-
mg.
The scheme is simply a variable and
uncertain addition te wages w hich ewes
no small part of Its apparent epiiliirity
te the fondness that all men have for
taking chances and trilling with luck.
In the long run the man paid by profit
shariug will net tlud himsdf ahead el
the mau who is paid strictly by the value
of his services, and does his level lcst te
make them of value. Wanaiuaker con
fesses disappointment in the resulls of
his scheme, which he expected te stimu
late n closer nud mere c.irnest attention
te the interests of the linn. As a
conscientious and honest emplove will
always de his best, and no oue ean
de better than that, It must le assumed
that the famous trouser builder and cab
inet etlleer has a low opinion of human
ity in general and his empleyes in p.ir
ticular.
Mr. Jeaks' Opinion.
Solicitor General Jenks having sue
cceded in shakhi!? nff iim nm in,.i
I he promptly letigned when Harrison
uauium, nas ix-en seized liy a J'ittslairg
reporter en lils wuvliemp inn! iM,, ,,,,.,1..
E te deliver his opinion of the admiuis-
k lrauen' Jinrrisen lie tliiuks an henist
JV man who is troubled with anidcatliat
S ne is a greater man than he is and
"knows it all"; se that he Is
r Informed with dilllcullv i.n.l i,.,i
about as handily as a mule. The
klwf lfflUlllll..l .....n .. 111. I.t... 1... f
li "v"v M....v.fc,ll. .lit,!, jl, JI1I11 JU (0
rclaroste le Attorney (IcmithI Miiu.r
P followed closely by Quay, with Allisen
p' a bad third, and the big Held away
E back behind the diatamc staiul.
M Mr. Jenka gives us quite new ideas
fa about Quay's and Miller's position. He
tv wiium Him, vuay is playing 'iKXhum ill
t letting the Imprewdeu le created that
?.- he has little iutlucmv. tn. n.. ..?.....
Kt He thinks that with his big let of tml
UvU.u.u iiiBiuibe en nana, It is verv
convenient fur Oimv i... .i r
didalcs think that h u ! ,. m, .i.
ft president. Mr. Jenks sjiys that the situ
tti atien is nuite etbrru-iw t... i...
Rr that Quay is often and confidently ion-
Vl WAkfi 111' ITiiri-iueti ...I ii!i ... . .
AL , T 7 """" """ "unimies IDs
H Uxt-en te Quay's guile plus hU ew n
gSi high consideration with the people.
-t Tlrst came the greatness of Harrison as
the prime element hi hldsiacess : shoved
ki alenir hv tbft nliln iiiiiiili.nli.il.... ,.r .i.i..
v fclef marshal. In the battle.
I About Miller, Mr, Jenks makes the
Hicnviiug revelation mat lie lias always
, ncn uw ik-41 man or me linn of
Harrken & Miller, ami that the prel-
nvii ui'i'iuieiiicti in Iimiii iiiun. 1,1...
A - --- .... Mp, .III,,,
7 Mr. Jeuks thinks him a man of great
, WlUy, with a talent for executive ad-
-wmwwniueujana he ought te Knew
something about him, after his Intimate
association with hliu for a couple of
months. The public Idea has been dif
ferent; regarding the attorney general
as a simple lawyer, of no great acquire
ment even in the Hue of his profession.
The fact thnt Harrison took Miller Inte
his cabinet affords geed' evidence that
Mr. Jenks1 view-may be right, for it Is net
sprobable thnt he would hnve taken his
law pnrtner with him If he had net
wanted him very much. Ills, we be
lieve, n unique thing In presidential
nraetlce.
It Is quite a common ob-ervatleii, In
this llfeefshams and deceptions, te find
thnt the pulling her In a team Is net
the showy one. It often happens thnt
glory gees te one for lalier done by
another. The wife mny be the husband's
creator nud the world net knew it ; and
silent partners may yield te the gaudy
pluninge of one fanie that his feathers
alone could net have wen. All is net
geld thnt glitters, nor nil dress that does
net shine.
m m
1 lie I'nimnin ('mini.
Thnt liest advertised of newspncr
men, .Inline. Klein, of Saniean fame,
Alls some fourteen columns of the Is'ew
Yerk HerW with an account or the
Panama canal failure. After all that
him hern said and written of the hercu
lean character of this enterprise It is a
shameful thing that the American
government should have given the
death blew ten movement for its revi
val by absurd senatorial gymnastleaover
the Menree doctrine. The thrifty far
mers of l'rancc, w he se readily should
ered and bravely lore this gigantic bur
den when they had net recovered from
the immense cost of (he German war,
must new have a very peer opinion of t lie
nation that their fathers heled te found
in America. The history of the enterprise
untler the nominal leadershipef IV I,cs
seps Is a disheartening record of bad
management, outrageous wasteruliiess
and deieptlen. The prldoef l-'ranee was
In the work, and If tin government had
given it practical support, the money of
these ieople would have again leii
found pushing through a ditch that w ill
be of lasting nml Incalculable value net
te France alone, but tot hew hole world.
We may sneer at it as a crazy enter
prise becaiise it may net yield even
fut lite investors a fair preilt, and has
heH!lcssly burled all of three hundred
and fifty millions of dollars. Hut they
are net our dollars and If any govern
ment or Heplo wish te send mere in
that way we have no rigid or excuse for
objection. The matter of control in
time of war would have le Ik- settled at
any into by feice of aims or diplomacy
no mailer who built the ditch. The
histeiy of Hue, shows this.
Til r. lite iiieen ilewngei of ll.ivnriii lins
been will i-.illml tlm ". Mether ofSenows,"
Her diililicii were King I.uilwlg, tlieinul
ruler, who iliewmd lilmsell in l,nku
.Miirmlicrg, nud the present iiiiuil inking.
AlieUT this t line of ,v e.ir leek out ler tie
((mills of lie-cre.iui Mleniii lit diiinh
festivals, anil oilier large assemblies whom
vast quantities are (.etisuuieil. Coloring
natter, copper uum mid ether eailsns
usually fiiiulsh snvcrul Ileum el the kind
In the Hist weeks el hut weather, but
Seuth (il.istenhiliy, CeiiiHstii ut, has Just
furnKliiil suveinl handled eases of upp.vr
ent poisoning by vnulllii eti.ict, uhkh is
te te analyzed, A ilezeu or mete nre se ill
th.it it IhUjiccI they will die.
W'Mtlss.ild toliebeouiiiigon theTurkish
frontier. Tint Is very bail, fei this Is net
the (iisteuiiiry time fei var te boom. It
usually docs Ihiit.lu the uevvs lepeilN.w In n
snow mid he and ethui tilings uiiike it
qiiite iuqiossihle for war te de nn.stlilii
inore Ihiiu boom. 'Dm immediate hoiihe
of the jirescnt nlaim Is a riimei el the
m iSN.ic.rn of Christians hy 'I'uiKn en llie
fienticr el .Moulenegie.
Tin: iKX'ennt of the I'-iles luiuien is a
little tee astonishing ler belief. II air inn
be liurned see.isil.v we should b.ive found
It out before, mid the thought that simple
lonilillens might set the whele iitniesiheiu
nblaze liem n inatili ll.ime Is unite start
ling. Till, stied suriukler eputates ler llie
purposeot wiiteriiiu Hie dust, hut te the
citizen who wadeiillueiidh the pieduit el
the opeintion, il leeks mere like dusting
tlie wiitei.
Tin. Kile llcititil deneiiiKes the appro appre appro
luiiitien el $lU,oelfoi .KuiimiiMHieu totnke
Inte eoiiHid(riitieu the pmulr.iliilit.v el n
shlpe.iuil te.cinuii t ,ake Klin and the
Ohie livei Is an imwaiiaut.ililu otiava etiava
gaiit e. " Tim wuik thai the e.imil (.ouuiiis (.euuiiis (.ouuiiis
sleu is epeelisl te mveinplish ought net te
cost the nt.ito&vie. All the lut'eini itien at
tainable en (lie subject Is new In possession
of the st.ite authorities at Il.uiisliiiig. Of
the nmeiint appropriated iti.MHi w ill, thero there thero
feie, he wasted janil, as tlm goveinoi'sae geveinoi'sae goveinei'sae
Hon en the appropii.itieu bills shows, t lie
amount wasted will be Just se much of
whUhseniu weilhy i hiiltahle institution
will be deprived. "
The ycHifditititiiites that the apjitepiin
(ion h.ut imothei object than the humbug.
giUKoftlie poepleof that scstien. It pio pie
teststliat it faveis thee.inal and also that
Mr. W, I a. Soot t Ins iilu.us taveied sueli
auiinpievcineut, nud II tlm stale does net
undertake it he will,
Tin: oie Meet at Kue is saul te he the
lnrgest tint has Ihiui assembled Iheie for
iiinuy.ve.irH, having a total (oiiumke of 10,
0OJ tens. Vet Iren i (intitules dull.
ri:itM.ii.
i:-Suiinvuv II vv Aim, It is again an an an
iiotmced.will many Miss Tviuer,dauKlitei
of Dr. Civ mer, I'. M. A., el vVushlugien.
Cu iu i Sw isi, feriuerlv el I'hil ull
Itlila. hits lieeu iippeiulisl ludge of the
Neriheriiilislrkt of I'leridiihv 1'iesident
Harrison.
I)is. II. ('. W. Miew alter mid Mms Annie
Smoker, el New Helland, Ume uianied en
VNcdnesday at the home el the luldu's
father, Mr. A. (i, SineKer, liev. J. W.
llassler perferimsl Iho tcicnieuy.
r.-Oevi iimiii Ci'iniN diel.i'ies that in
eonseipienreerilie veloertho Mil r Iho
erci Hen oftheineinoilalliall.it CliUvshuii CliUvshuii
the eeiniutltisi will make an addiess te the
seldleis, Miggi'sthig a inieting te deeide
whether the enterprise will be nhtuiletied
or an attempt will be made leertxt n hall.
Ji'iwii. Wiiuk. of liieiisveeiui ranie, has
decided te take the stuuii ill the interest of
Iho jirojiesed prohibition amendment.
'Iho anneimieuieut e.uisisl enuHidomhle
eeminent in I'itlMimg, esMs-iallv mueiii:
tlie liquor men. 'Iho JiiiIke is verv bitter
since the projiesitiou was inade te hiiis-ntli
lilm.
W'asiii.noten Iuvi.vi Hisiiee In net te
be buried until .Meudav, the viglith dav
alter his death. This Iste ks.iiiu.iu ellkiiil
exnnilnalien of tlie autopsy ordered bv
Dr. Irwin. .Mrs. llishen lus written te
Dr. A. Spilzka and Dr. 1). M. Hamilton,
asking them te eendui I an ex.unliiatien,
and has also deiuaiuUsl it el Iho loreuer.
numei, ItvMittii-r, Iho vrnerable bis bis bis
oiian.Isaverilable pilsniierin hishouse
in Washington, and Is net miiik)m(1 te he
longer abln te take i-are el himself, e en in
convfirisitien, and his household members
i 'i"10!1 ,'1"1 U"1 nil callers. Ne
ene but Ids pl0sleian and a few Intlinate
frien.U ar is-riu tied apj.re.icl. 1,1, ,.
Mr. Ilaiicrefl is in his SOU, j eai.
OOVI.USOII IIKAV1.U h.,j; .. T ,1U0
never had uuy iiuestlen as te iiivilutv in
.ikiiiu hi iiiuanieiiuiiiciit and will wrte fr
I i'."f,VV"rw'"s' IhaeulnH liitendiNi te
l"-JlUe lV'lui-,tleu In i.iy mind has
""" ""V. V " s u rcprecenutlVH of the
......... imii iiri'iviniiiiK ie retiresent
the Jtepubl can isirly, I fXimi te take
ground publlclj in favor of tlieaiiipndnieiil
'hnin.. . i""1 !!rj?.w""X . .Present
WAXAMAKKIt'H PnOITTWIIAIMyO.
A nig Sum Fer the Kmplejcs DUtrlbutcsl
en Friday.
Mr. Jehn Waiuiitinkcr en Friday evening
dlstributrsl te 378 ersens who iiiul been
cmpleved M Ids large store snrenyenrsand
upwards part of the profits of the last year.
What had already been irnld out monthly
te salespeople ever and abeve regular
salaries, vvflh the sum given en Friday
night, nggregnteti for the enr J10f,315.tis.
The nmeiitit dibtrlbiited te empleyes In
this way In Iho pi ovleusycar wasting, IW.
(!8. In the course of a speech of considerable
length Mr. Wnmunaker said t
"We have paid the ustinl salaries, ami
exactly fJJin,iS."i.:ifl mere by this free will
distribution. Net oue person, te the best
of my knowledge and belief would have
had any larger salaries had this plan of
distribution net been in Tene, Hetliat It Is
out of our pocket i Inte yours, and without
nny obligation en our part extcptgiKsl will
and Interest In the welfare of our gmsl
eepln. Vmler a system of monthly ex
aminations of Inillvidunl records all our
clerks liavn had proper consideration nc nc
cerding te merit, and perhnps a few salaries
nave nern rciiuccu as aisive vhiiie e, ser
vices, wlilln many liave been advances:!
without solieiUtlen. We allow double
interest en the prlndl of tliese dlstrihil dlstrihil
liens. "The checks given out te-night might
all Ime been larger, and It Is a disappoint
ment te me that they arc net. Yeu bnv e it
in your ixiwer, by your etilhiislastlcnnd
earnest ellerts le Irirreasoer diminish w hat
Hie firm has set aside for this distribution.
"It Is entirely out ofiihue for any of jeii
te say, I would rather have my salary In
creased instead of this cheik. I am sure
your salary Is all thai your record shows
you te be entitled te, and j our check Is all
clear gain te yen. When ou aie entitled
te inore salary jeu wlllgitll, whether we
miike a distribution or net. Noun isnsked
or expectcsl testay who Is net fully paid.
It is stupid for mi v oue te de that, and we
In net want stupid people.
" I regret tenilinit that 1 de net sen much
that has been gained by Ihn cxrcrimenl ve
Iihv e m.ide, excent the sntlsfactlen of m ik
ing the cllert nud the plcnsuin there Is in
giving te veu a share in our returns. "
"Tliorelsa great ileal of foolish tnlk
nbeut relations of capital and labor. Yeu
keep J out s.iv lugs and Ihey br cemeeanltal.
Yeu urn entitled le all Ihalsucli (iipltal pro pre
dines se long as you pay nirreut and
proper wages le lliose who "work for you.
When en li.iv e ilenn that no man has any
right In ask or oxpect jnu te Id him have
n part of.veur prellts any moie Ihmi he
liasle Ile for nothing in a part of your
house.
"If an epwirtunlty eilers tojeu te he
taken Inte isinsiileratleu by your employ ci
ether than ou tlm basis of coimnen wages
you ew e something for that extia consider
ation. "Yeu nre net called leadd money capital
te Iho lit in j en work for, but you may add
enthusiasm, conscience, improved method
ami leadersliip, and thnse things count as
beM kind of capital and bis emn dellais In
.jour pocket and mine."
- .
Much lluinnit llloeit SI, oil.
In Chicago, en Thuisda.v night, 1'imik
Jasitiski, aged 111 ears, stepped out In
fient of Ids lather's saloon with niilleiu
his hands, Olaiuliig down tlin street
he siw Crank Kiewki, a lad of his age,
and an acquaititaiKO, standing in tun
front doei of his house, Jasiuski raised
Iho lille, leek deliheriite aim, and
Hied. Kienski fell, the ball having
passed through his liedv, two iuilies
Minn the heart. Jasiuslit then coolly
took aim ami II red at another iiciiinliitnnrr,
Mike Mcka, wlie steed at Hie fieut (loot el
Ills home, loe fi rt awav , ami Mcka fill te
the gieuiid, Iho ball having ruined six
Inches below the left shoulder, .lasitiskl
I'scMpcsl, K low ski's wound Is I ilal,
but Meka's in liny is net cnusiilcicd
serious, .lasinski it appeals, belongs te
the siiiue gang with nuug ICubeiewskl,
who, ullliiiiii provocation, shot a lid
n iinisl Tiiuer last .Sunday night. .lasln ki
hail gathend In Ills loom a "Wild West"
eutlit, Itu hiding knives and revolvers, as
well as a let el Hash literature.
.Mrs. Sand, I'. Aliiii, teadiei in a public
sihoel In Washington, was latall.v shel cm
rrlila.v,iu pieseiue el" her littleg'irl pupils,
by her weithless Imsbmid, whom she had
supported b.v hei labors as a teachei. Alter
he had ilenn the iked Allen etumided
siildde bv sheeting himself in the head.
The wile died shortly atlerwiiids.
.lauius Dm. in, a well-to-de eitleu of
Maltby, near Wllkeilurie, en 'I hnrwlav
night, "(.hopped his w ife's held te pieces'
and attempted te kill his daughter. He
thou committed suicide b cutting Ids
Hiieat. Demestic tieuble was the (au-e.
Jlnry WiMMllienv, a himdav school
tend, ei, called Ileniy Menke te thndoer
el his boaidliig-lieiihoal Louisville, Ky.,en
TIiiiisiIiv e euiiig and shot hiiu. Ilehad
broken his premise te many her. 'Iho
wound In net Intnl.
It is stated at Ccttlnje, the capital eT Mou Meu Mou
lenegeo, that Christians are being m issii.
end by Tuiksen HtcMoutcingiiiilientici.
A lluiele Act.
Tlie lieieie ad or It. M. Hull, an engross engress
iiucleik el the Ohie Ilouseot Itepusenta Itepusenta
tives, is new the talk el the people et
Columbus, due morning last week, Mr.
Hull, acveinp tnied by Mis. Willi mi Salt,
and he, little, dauglitur, aged the viars, as
iciuled te the domeel the canilel te gi t a
vieu or the clt.v. 'Iho dome is lulh ntt
feet above tlie loer or the building,
and has two tieis el windows niiig
around it. A luge piiioel glass had been
biekeu in ene el these window h, and
Ihieugh this eeiiing the little gtd loll,
head lust, alighting en a projecting stone
or sill eighteen loci below . This ledge w as
but Ihiee leet wide, and below it lulh
twenty -Iho leet was the loot, while n liuu
died feel belew wasthe (eiut. Asipilik
as thought Hull jumped tliieiiglitlinlirekeii
vdndew, hung moment b.v his hands and
(hepjxsl te tlie ledge, where lav thoappii theappii
entl.v lifeless term m the lillle girl. Hew lie
steidicd hluisclf te kccpfieiii ialllngevei
the uiriciw plaeu Is miraculous. (In net
only steadied lihuself, but Inking the blecsl
ing rerm or the child In his aims, climbed
a lightning red until he was able tndclhci
Ids precious btudeii le lliose w he had been
attracted te the dome bv seeing his pei ileus
situation en Iho ledge. -'Iho melliei was
lillle beside heiseir with giiel dining Iho
Piegiess or his hemic achievement and
her Jni knew no bound when her little
diughfei, though bleeding and tern, was
lesteicsl te her.
'I be l.lmlt ol'l'ielltiilile IVrtlllly.
I'feni the l'erlliinil UliKOnluii.
A iaisnip six lectin length was left at
Hie Oifiuitinu olllee vesteiiliv. It was
raised by Mi. It. dlasspoel, or Cl,u kiiiuas
county, In a soil of light s.uid inivcsl w llh
leiiu. 'llieiurstiiinsn verv nutiitieusaiid
wholesemo vegetable, but if Ihey all grew
down into theginund six feet il would cost
mere te dig them than they would be
worth.
"Wlie iljil jeii sa. Is le be the next rcM
(Inn? oil' 1 (Inn I knew unit den luue. I'm
net l.K.ldnn fur vrcaMcnts-I , ln.,klns Ter n
IxillleeriMlialiniiUll. It kills nalneirr I line '
..0"V.c,t,mir.,".1 esllunliln cttlrrns mm Is'
tliankliiirortlictiitriHlin'tlen eflir Hull kCdiikIi
Si.irnn, rerll itinrl) usidiansaveil Ills lire. Icir
lii(lirut ronsiiinptleu II inn ccrlntii rcninli.
l'rke- rruti.
lU'iiniettu.
e i:rujui', s,Kit k i, wn.i. in: ifi;i,it
IV III llie fellow in .linulu'i mi Suniliii. In
llie tmirnliienl I0..JI, In ilienvriiliieui 7.r. f?!in
iliiv t-ihoelat 1 Bii in When tlm hour Is cllf
rercnl It U citxs iiillv notes!
CJii'iuu et iion-iernir of Prime im.t Or
iinirc l'rHM'r nurlliirat b . in
ll!ik"hlnvU,'n',T l,u,tl "-'"" Vine near
i.l'MJ," ''jnimns iv I'liiimr, Cel i ir.
"ii i "iiglKe, iso,ler. I'ralscuicciliisat
l' i
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sr I.iM.H-Miuldt imniie,
I.lih Iter, imMer Similuj , he.,!
Vice hi ItlH rii.rtiiiii I,,.,...,
lii'i. it in ,
ul 2 p. in. Sen
ci
I. Ill , 1'ier. II. I. Hdieldi., mnelulliiB.
i. AMauui I'm mil - ci.ll I). A brtLlit
IMHer. bimitii ki lioel at .' p. in. -""Vi.
I'lllJtBVTtllllV MEHOUIll, CIII'IKII-Seiltll
Qiiccn ttrc t, I lieinai 1 li..mp,eii, luelnr
Sr. Jeilnh LiMiiiiiAN Itci. II ! Vllriiiiiii-
D. 11. iwi-ler. hllllltll) Mll.Wl at (l(UH,t i
mortal Mission nt:p. in .ii.
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hr P.Ai'isSI K.t'iii'iu u-ltei 1LC Vcrke.
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rilKSllVrH(IA.-ltCl, J. V. .MIUIH..II, l.
tuiKier, '
Mekav lAit.-Itev, J. .Mm IIrk, I). 1., luster.
2 p. m .Siiuda) M.I100I. "
Uiiai ; Kl.iruiLitt.v-ltev c.li llenpt, isister.
iljstnra morning iltble dis i, VundaV
k hoot m 2 j,. ,, Ktiiilngsertlcentup. in
, ' ".i1- 1 i;iisi.ltev J. M. Iiiumwut.ofCro Iiiumwut.efCro Iiiumwut.ofCre
icn lliisiln.-lnilM'mluur. Hund.i m lie.il at'.'
i-..,L i, T-P' eime VlenV iiif-rtliix.'
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1 ti'MV.!;- v " ''"uiis, at u ,u ;;,. ""' "
VV KsrUtN M. K. lULUClI.-ltni-. IV u
pastor, --...... ... ,
Honesty and Intelllsancc
Ti pay te be hone t, 3 ou Miy.
Orantcd. j
Yft hew many ere dlnhencst threiiKli Ignor Igner
nnr, rxp,sllncy, or Intentionally. One can
be (I IshcmcH and yet Miy nethlnc.
Aclrrkwlie lctun cuitemcr buya ilimyse(l
piece of nmd, n wltncsn who lieW back the
Iriilh which would clear 11 prlenrr,n tncdlcnl
prnctlflencr who lake hU vitlcul' money
when lie ktieiwhe l doing him no geed, nil
sre c nlpably dlliuucst.
Hf(ikliiK et the rtlolienctty or medical men
remind us that only Iho pant week there ha
rorne under our pcrnonnlelitrtntlonn form of'
dllietnly which I almoitteo mean for nar
ration. It In pcncrnlly Itnewn Hint doctor bind llicm
kelve by cede, resolution nnd oath net te
tucniiyndwrtlM.d medicine. New, there I n
mcdlrlne en the market which, for the pni
ten car. Ims nccempllhcd a marvcleii
nmeiint of grjed In the cure of Kidney nnd
I.lver disease, and dlvanc arising from the
deraiiBcmcnt nf thwecrcnt erean. we refer te
Warner's Hnfe Cure. Be wldeapnnd are the
merit of llils medicine llml the majority of the
d'lrtore of ltd country knew from actual 1 il
dcncellint II will euro Adtanccd Kidney Uls-
(iisc, which libul nnethcr uininci for llrlRlit
DKnisc.
The incdlral prorleii haie pill themsdve
en record a admitting Hist there I no cure for
Ihl tcrrlbln maludy, cttlicre urn pt,Klclans
base ( uetieti and dlvhenent ciieiirIi te precure
VVarncr' HafeCure In nsurrcptltleu iiiniiuer,
pntllic same Inte plain ronr-eiuiro vials, nnd
diart;ntli'lrnllcnt 1100 r l il, wlnnalx
U n-etmce bottle of therennsl, In II original
packinje, can hn bought nl any drugstore In the
w orldlfertl.sk
l'c rhais the doctor nrgltc that the euro of Ihn
pntl'-nl JihIIiIch his dishonesty, et he will
boldly stand up at tlm next county medical
meeting mid denounce Warner' Hafe Citrons a
pitenl medicine, and eneiililch heiHiinetiuid
it III net use.
Ibeficll Hint (lie cepln are waking up le
Iho truth Hint tlm mistical profession I far
from henist, and that It clcn-n net isissc it
monopoly of wisdom In tlie curing of dlM.ise,
dx terlng the 111111 iiiitoinsef kidney dis
ease. Instead of striking nl thusealef (Hmiuc
tlie klilni' lliemscliis-nllnwlng patient le
die rather thin, uvin remedy lenenu te lien
sh clllc, simply liccnii'.elt lials'ii advertised,
and whin pallent are dutd from Adtanccd
lildii' lltstase, still pradlclng deception by
Riling the cause of death It, their rertlllcnten
pneumonia, drops, heart dlvsise, or some
nth(raeesliipaii)lliBCl!cctnf bright lllsensc.
All this I prime! iirretldcncc of Incompe Incempe
t'tte, lilgetr aiidilislienebty.
Wc ak but the truth when we sa that
Messrs. II. II. Warm r A Ce., liave done a most
hllanthrnpln work rer tin; past tea carln
(dlicatlliK the seple up te the knett ludge Ihey
nowenje, css-lall of maladies glowing out
efdlrensps of tbe Kldtie and Idler, andnrii
deporting of all pralse for tlnlr heni'sty and
stratghtfemardnes In e.ilng sham and
illsliemst of nil kind.
jllciu bucftkvciitcnttt.
1
ATHNTH.
Outing Al'Itlli AMI; MAV myfi due only
011 aneiTuiKC 11 eesirisi, tt rile VV .M, II. IIAII
( OI'K, BIS Seventh stres't, VVnslilngtiiu I), ti
1', (J. Ilex il. rerincrly Kxiiinlmr In Paten
Ottlce. 'Jhlrteen (nr practice.
" iti 3 fill I
M. II. IIAIU
;(
itMnd.VUt
TOTHli-Tlli: WATi:if DUl'LICATi: IH
i new In tlie hand or the City Irensiirerf
ler (ollectlen nfttitlcr rents. An abatement e,
ft rient. will be made for prompt patmint,
Olllee hour Xa in, te 12 in., and I te .1 p. le.
dull. On .vienday and Saturday the olllee will
boepi u In IIieck nlng from 7 left p m
J. il. nA'iiireN.
IIJ 1 ,lMlk
I'll 'In usurer.
1
uhi.vi:s4a bcn:Nci:i
And nt tbe Pepiilsr IiANC'AHT:u !U!ft.
NI.SS COIiblKSi: Hit seleiKO Is Imparled In
I Mictien te Veung Ijidli ami Noting Men
ulsliliig te prepare tern Iluslness l.lfe,
'1 , nis enslsti nt llli Hie lass of liistrm Hen
Imp il ted. Call and exam inn testimonials from
reriiu r pupils. Our patrons are our leading
bu-lness men throughout city and count. Ail
dress, r
III. C wi:ini,i:it,
Ijiticustir Ilusl in ss College, Ijuic aster, I'a.
N
jeiit'i:.
Wall .Vhhniul.1
Williamson A I'e"l( r,
J. II MiutliiACe.,
Astrlch lliec,
J. Harry Htnmin,
I'. C. Haider A Urn,
Martin llrec,
Gee. 1'. Itathten,
Adtlsethe Cm' Of nnd Sell
Wild Flower Betjuet Toilet Seap.
A c. lien:,
UNDERTAKER,
.W) North (iue-n street. I am nevprcsircd teat
lend tonllerdi rs In nit Hue, and will uliemy
personal attention In the business ul all times.
1 urn pre pared" lepn serve lindlcshv embalming
them or with cold ulr. us ma be di shed.
. . a. c. neri:,
a-T-llild Ne ;al North (inn n Htree L.
N
OUCIi
(!co W. Hull,
Cli is. A. I.eclii r,
.1. It Kaulliuiiu,
II. N. Snider,
Chun. I.Sliulmer.
II. II, Cochran,
A. A. Ilublet,
I K. I-nng'sMens,
li It Ilerr,
I,. II. Iteltsliu,
S. II. MiClier,
Charles Staniiu,
Are Iteceminendlng nnd Selling
Wild Flower Coquet Toilet Soup.
Airill-XAMINKl.YIMKItin:.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE I
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed. !
If .ten baiitbcmcamlnsleu will probably
Mud Hint He re I something Mieng it III, Uiiin,
and Unit gllss( will be a Kicat In Ip te toil.
V'e use liilmltiilile "1)1 A MVNI'V'' lenses,
which nre made-mil lij us.uiiil iccemmcnilesl
bt leading Oculists as the best nlils te ddec
tlte tlsliiii.
Solid Held Hpediuhs, ?:.Ull ; usual price,
ISi.lHI.
sits lSiKdaeles, fine.; usual price, sl.t,(.
Art Ilk lull )(slusi tied, s ; usual price, MO.
M. ZIKEMAN it BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OI'IICIVNH. I'lIIUVDIIbPIIIA.
lietwien Chestnut and Walnut Strcs N
uirt-lil
riMiin'Kopi.irfiCAbiihieitii
-I Olt-
The Present Season.
iu.uk sn.i; i)hapi:hv Nirr-in riain,
Htrlpcitiiuit riKiircsl.at $1 f, 11.75 tej.'.50.
III.Al'K SII.1J SPANISH and Chaiillll Uue
1 leuuclugs, m 51 tM, JI.W te 50.00.
IVml rlcniidHttls Embroidered I'laiiiicliigs lit
Kxielldit ht.tl.s and Qualities, at 75c,
St netitF.'.Sa, Willi Kdgtngsuud lus(rllugs te
iiiatdi.
One or the MoitCumplcleAbsortmcntsiir White
l)rcs (icxhIs gentrall , 1 1 the clt ,
liriiih, Mohair mil Weel Challies ut liViuid
.V riilladelphta prlee, fidciindlOi'.
Illark Silk Mitts at IV, Sx te 73c. lllackHllk
Oletes. av In .' Kid Gloves Inidtable
maUes, SeV, We, 75e te Sl.'i.
Cull Lines eif Nottingham latce Curtuhis unit
Curtain Mute rlaUb the) aril.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 FJST KING STREET.
The People's Cash Stere.
mai'vidll
XXttei'iu'HO.
T UT1IKU H. KALTFMAN,
ATTOIINKV.AT-I.AW.
bes-end I'loer lhlemuu Lull- Uullding. Ne. U
North Duke btrcd, piJ-ljt!iv
Dcsirale Fa
90ttmlttr'.
rjlILACRt-nitA, Ratsriter, May J8, im.
It's like the start of a vaca
tion te see the Adirondack
Camp.
It's half of an education in
home beautifying te see the
Cottage Beautiful.
Take centre elevator.
There's a new hand at the
Clothing. Yeu needn't leek
sharp te see it. The new hand
always leaves a plain mark,
you knew first of all en the
price-tags.
nere s a line 01 oeys 5
Suits $5 yesterday ; they're
$3.50 te-day. That's the way
things are being done.
Loek at this! Scotch Home
spun, silk lined, exactly such a
suit as a dressy man would feel
extra well dressed in, and the
price $18 ! Just se all through
Men's Clothing.
Then there's the Custom De
partment for people hard te
suit. The new hand has been
there. Did you ever see neater,
fitter stuffs te put into clothes
for particular men.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
What a multitude of things
go as Men's Furnishings! Half
a dozen of our longest counters
are almost tee little for what
wc must show of them. Prices
and styles are always right, but
of course there are extra inter
esting spots at all times. Half
a dozen as tney come :
25c Neckwear.
l'er Hummer, White Pique, White Ijiw-11
nnd Dotted IMmie Keiir-ln-hnnds; Silk
'leeks and Pour-In hands.
I21
lAc Suspenders.
WhltejiudstrlH?d. Abe
nut 2,1(1) pairs regit-
i.ir .ijc kueus ,or il'.f.
2V1c Hese.
Men's Knncy Striped Cotten Hese In urn
rletv of stle nt nytfi. Market price
double. Hint.
Men's Shirts.
Hnnncl Shirts In plaids and stripes, fl, U.
M ! WMic.R.UM.M.mV
Silk Shirts, plaids nnd stripes, H.
Cheviot Hlifrts, plaids nnd stripes, Mc, tl,
Deme stlc Flannel Shirts, tW.
'lrlinined N'lglit Shirts, 10.,-hy odd llie.
best rer the meiie tte etcr sold.
Balbriggan Underwear.
.Men's llnlhrlggnu Underwear, brim 11 nnd
colored, Sic. Unusual value.
Enough te give you the price
step among these things.
Market strict entrance, Main Alula.
There's hardly been a day
since it's season opened that
wc hadn't a fine showing of
Gloriosa en the counters. The
stock was never fuller than
new. Grays, navies, and reds
in solid colors, and half a dozen
choice shades in stripes. 4S
inches, $1.50.
hoiitlntet of centre.
Over ,,oeo yards of the 25c
All-Weel Challis sold en Thurs
day ; about as many mere yes
terday. In the week we've had
them mere than half the origi
nal big let has gene. Doubtful
if a yard of them will see an
other Saturday in the store. A
hundred styles in sixteen choice
colorings. 25c seems absurdly
little for such goods.
Southeast of centre.
A rarely geed 50c Mohair ;
plain colors and glace. 3S
inches. Finer, 75c and gi.
Southwest of centre.
Imported Checks, Stripes
and Small Plaids. Every thread
wool, and in particularly pretty
styles for whole suits. A little
time back they were $1.25 ;
you shall have them at 75c. 50
inches wide.
Southeast of centre.
Te-day ought te end the 90c
te $3 Jerseys. They'll be told
of for years.
Second fleer, Chestnut street side.
Tutors.
I'eiir -le-
A new let of imported Ruch
ings is just in place. We've
seen nothing se pretty in many
a day. Braided, tinseled, and
beaded ; geld, silver, and cash
mere colorings.
2 sides nt lse
'2 st les nt SOe
"stjlesnt JTh
!lstlcsjll dOe
'.'slj Usui 150
Chestnut street side, east or Main Aisle.
Here are .(50 dozen Wo We
man's Ribbed Underwear that
you shall have at half the ruling
prices :
250 dozen cotton at i2c
200 dozen lisle at 25c
Celers alike in both pink,
blue, white, ecru.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Alilr.
All the little and big what
nots that help te put a chill en
het weather arc in shape. There
isn't a proved thing of the kind
from Fans te 1 lammecks that
we are short of unless a bet
ter is here.
1 lammecks $1 te $15.
rtasemeut, northeast of centre.
We sell acres and acres of
Fleer Linens ever)' year. The
selling heaps are new at their
biggest.
Gay-and-white Damask, our
patterns, 66, 86, 104, 120, 140,
1 58, and 1 Se inches.
Gray drill, with red cross
bar, 86, 10., 140, and 176
ihches.
The Turkey-red-and - brown
damask is a this-season novelty,
86 and 1 76 inches.
Stair and I In.ll Linens, all
widths, te match.
Near Women s Wultlng lloeiii.
Don't feel disappointed if
AINKS CELEUY COMPOUND.
IT MADE MOTHER STRONG
"My mother ha been using Paikl's Crumr
CoxretjKD for nervous prostration, nccom nccem
panled by melancholia, etc., and It has dens
her a world of geed. It It the only medicine
that strengthens the nerves."
O. n. Jlr.cRg, Orblsenln, l'a.
Palne Celery Compound Is of unequsled
value te women. It strengthens ihe nerves,
regulates tlc kid,, s, and haawendcrful power
In curing the painful diseases vein, which
women se often silently sutler.
II per belli. Six for 15. At Druggists.
Wbllk, nidlAmwe.v A Ce., Burlington, VI,
DIAMOND DYES I"'?..!" Neme. nmll-olerT
turning can ixpiai Them.
ittatmmahctr'a.
you fail te get Helly Tree Cam
bric at iec a yard after next
week. We've almost get te
the last cases.
Northeast el centre.
Jehn Wanamaker.
(Qveccvita.
t nimsK'H.
Goods Slaughtered !
Mnnv goods sold at n great lens net te ut, but
te producers nnd Jobbers, who nre anxious tn
close out stocks.
THINK OK IT!
flood, Bwcet California Hnlstns, 4 Km for 25c.
1 lne California Evaporated Apricots, 2 Pis for
Italian Prunella. 3 lbs fur 2V.
Ciillfernlii Plums H fts fr?.v
I.vniMirutrd I'nrcd Peaches, Its- te ISc.
Old Ktaperntcd Peaches, 8c 11 It).
Fell's Cern, 6 cans for "iV.
Kc ll's Teiiih lee-s, 4 cans for STk-.
KtrlnK Deans, 3 enns for 2"ic,
Twe cans Pared Peaches for 2.V
Tticntyccnuireriieiuiirt enn Kresl, Apricots.
1 Inrit Cedifs for the money lit tlie city. Al
tt at r fresh rousted.
Potatoes, 20c, 30c nnd 10c n bushel.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
I.ANCAS1 Eli, PA.
T KElbT H.
REIST'S
Big Fruit Sale
Still Continues!
HAl.KCAItI.OA I) HECEIVEI) YhhTEItDAY.
VVe nre called fK)llsh for inirrlinOne' sh.t.
tcnsltelyul this season or the ear; but when
vouencoseeour prices, nnd the quality of the 1
irult. ou will say tilth us, this Is Mitel the.
lime tn purchase.
LOOK I LOOK! LOOK! I
Among this last let or I'rult no have HI boxes !
iiC tlin lli,r,ut I.-, .m, ip,, iml Vnll.,,, !., . 11.....1....
which tte ttill eiler te the trade at He. a ft, or
He. In het lets or 23 It.s meh. This Krull last
j car sold at from .IV. te 40c. u lb. At this price
It villi pay ou tull te get n box mm-. Heme
one Is losing mnne, nnd that lisss itlll be tour
gain.
1,000 LBS. OF CHEAP, 000D PRUHE3.
In this consignment tie have l.ueafts of Cloed
Prunes itlileh tie will sell ul s IV. ror2ec. Never
suit the IlUc ler tbainene.
Yeu must see) our lllg Display efKrult In
order te hilly comprehend its tnslncss and the
ver low figures no inarlc eicr thcin.
SJWIOKED MEATS !
Dried Ilcef, tic, 10c. and 2'c. n p.
Dried iicer, Kiiucklis, ter llnest, Hc.a It..
Picnic Hams at 10c. a ..
MACKEREL.
Ne. 2 Mae kerel reduced fiein IV. te 12'c. n ft.
J. FRANK REIST,
WHOLESALE AND ltETAIL OltOCER,
I.ANCASTEII, PA.
jUtiivci'Uitiu'iuuv.
c
OMPLEXION POVVDEIl,
WHO VALUE A ItEKINEI) COMPLEXION
MU8r USE
POZZONI'S
MEDICATED
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts n brllllanl tiuuspari ncy te tbu
skin. Demotes nil pimples, Trinities and ills
coloration, and makes tlie skin delhately soft
nnd beautiful. It contains no lime, white lead
or arsenic. In threx- shades, pink or rlt'li, wlilte
and linniitte.
inn HA LP. II Y
All Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Everywhere.
WHEWAHK OK 1MI r.VTI0N8.-tf
npr20-ld
"A reOIIANN A NOWLEN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
nldll lPJiNOUTH QUEIN' S1REITT.
lTArCHHPHlNO COUSKT.
1IUY THE PAM0U8
Watchspring Corset.
WILL NEVEIt IIUEAK
Guaranteed te Outwear Any Cttoin Cttein
Made Conet.
Mayer, Strouse Ce.,
MAMTAlTritllltS,
II." IIIIOADWAI, N. Y.
CMtVi2tM,Th,Sew
OTE.VSI.-"
AVc desire te call the attention .if censuuu rs
of Steam (UkhIs and Knliusrs bunplles, te our
Inrgenud varlesl stock of IIihsi, Valves, Ccs. Us,
Malleable nnd Cist Iren Hltlngs, Asbestos,
Yiili-ats-sleu and t'sndurlan. Sheet, Plsienund
Valve P.u kings j sceti.li and ltel Line Iterlccl-liignaiigeliliiss-s,
Sieniii Had tutors nnd stenm
Heating Apparatus, Si t and C.i Serctis, unit
in fact aliniit etcrt tiling required lij sham
u-ers,nnd nlleftthlih ttit ellir ul prices tt tilth
e guaraulie te lie lower than tnis-e of an
ether dealer In this vleiultt
Webnte misltlvily the larfst stock, and hew
ing ceuucctisl ttllli the Tib phone Kiiliniiirc,
nrepnisind lorecclieninl Mil nil orders In the
shortest sissllile time. VV'btiilu tiaut of ins
tiling In our line, call en us for prices nnd tie
villi com luce ou of our nbllll and vtllliiig
ness te sate ten Mone, Ikiay and Vexation.
Our facilities for fiiruislilng Engines, Hellers,
Shnllng, Pullets, llancers, Sncehil ilaehlner),
PluiulH.ni' and uas Pittirs Toels, Palterns,
Mislels, nnd Iren and Urns Cnstlngs. and for
the prompt repair of ul! kind of machluer are
uncjccillcd lu Uuicaster, unit tte rispes'tfully
solicit n share of our )kitrnuage.
Central Machine Works,
131 A l.NOItni CHMKlIANsTltEET,
l4.V0A!Tt, Pa.
(leext Werk, Kcasennnie Charges, Priunpt
nebn. Tclejiiienc connection d3-lfdll
C.r.U'&ffilW' 'ny PIHI.. I commenced
using Valne a Celery Compound, elid felt relief
r,?."! .I?.!.'; f ,ta;of"'' "g if. I new ,Jv"
geed appetite nnd can sleep well. MymlrlU
nnd courage, are nlmest Ilk thrsi of n J'emng
man. A. c, Kt.-ciCAiti, D. D., Uenialcs, La.
Paine's Oelery Compound
?i!Ki?f"i!niMn'1 tVl,ll,u "P "le old, and cures
their Inflnnltles. Hlieumntlsm. ludlgestlen nnd
nervousness yield uulekl- te the ctimtlve potter
of Talne a Celery Compound.
A l'crfcctirenlciind Intleorater, IKOIVEH
NUWUrK.
" I am new Rl yenrs old nnd have tried several
reinediej, lint none had any eirccl until I used
I nine a Celery Compound. I feel entirely dtr
rerent rer the short tlmel hnve used It. I can
walk nearly stmlcht, sleep sound nnd viell, nud
leei as (IieukIi there was new llfu and energy
coming Inte my mle st stem."
II.Mvi.il"), Cleveland, Tenn.
I YOUR BABY vvUllw rosy, plump nnd meTry I
I IVUn PHD I gcntAl.TArEUFOOI.
IttieccUattcoue.
ITIOIt 1IOIIIZONTAI. hT.VriONAIiY P.N
... , filues, from 'J te 60 horse-pett er. nnd Ver
Ileal l.nclncs from 2 te 40 bore-pe er, you will
fliidlhcm nt JOHN UUil'H, 513Jiist Kulton
trtC'- mS-tfd
"nieu cAHTiNes, nteN en Crass, meht
TifT0r.41,?v?'Ju. 6bert notice, go te JOHN
UCBT, Stl East Pulton street. m2trd
SITILKCIANT HOOMS KOlt KENT AT NO. 42
ii .Hif ! atret. Suited for llrcsa-Mak-n,
Dentist or etllcea. Apply te
s- ,,,.. .. T.O. WIIITeON,
Ne. 10JJ Last KlngWU, ltcnl Estnte Agt.
m!-2ivd
CAItHY IN STOCK-BI-ST CHAHCOAL,
Hammerist liar Iren, Deuble Hetlmsl Iren,
llurdens Itlvct Iren, Illtete, Het mid Celd
l.Viil.r,r.I.K"VJt5,ct,jshc"1 Ire" !-' " N". Wjnt'
JOHN llhSTb,aKasl Pulton street, mg-tf'd
IP IN WANT 01' lllt.VKS OU IIION STOP
Cex:lc, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet nnd Dili
Cocks, Deter Cocks, Hiving Joints, call nnd gel
Jhein,er send tour order by mall, te JOHN
P.L.VT, at! East Pulton street. in2-tfd
riiiTE con en WABin, cepFed y
it theieuiid,10c; In letjc of 10 pounds or
0.iri?c- A" Reeds d( llieresl tn nnv part or the
city rrec. Call en JOHN HliST, Ne. 3S.1 East
Milten street. m2-tfd
TnjecteiTs, nui: iJrTidll)7AN-r7iiAN'.
.. iCO'.k Inspiraters and Electors, Elierman
Heller 1 cedtr, Pcnberthy lusiieeter, Amerleiui
Injeeters, nil In stock, nt JOHN IlEttrH, X.H
ljisthiillen street. ni2tfd
rpANKH Vim WATEIt, OII., ACID Oil OAH,
.J- of mil sbai or capacity, at fair prices, go
te JOHN Dial', KH East Pulton street, inllfd
-ITlOli THE HIST HOT Allt II'IINACe"Tn
IJ the market, go lei JOHN IlrT,XJ East
ulten street. lnS-tfd
-7IOIt PUM.KYH, .SHAI-IINO, COLLAILS
..?Jinr.crs'clAmJ? 1'eies, Ceui.llngs, etc., go
te JOHN Illr,S.n East Pulton street,
lu2-tlil
-ITtOR 110DTS, LAO 8CIIP.WH, SET SCItEWH.
V Hipiareiuid Ilesapen Nuts, these gexids In
sleck, at JOHN Illisi'ri,aIKist Pulton street.
i u2-l fd
T7IOHneiLEItTUIlEIlHUMIK.S bTILION
'''I! Wrenches, Plieniil Menkey Wrem lies
eoiiieiiieii, i ues. un cans, etc.
11EHT, -JXi liist Pulton sticct.
go IU.ICHII4
m2-tld
fit'
OLD I1UONZE, LIOUIDH AND SIZING
f,,. Cl, ..,.... ,,). ... inilV'lllL.TLI K .....
liuteii street.
.... ii..iiii , i,a n, v juu.1 ni.i e, ivvi ijuae.
m2-tld
A OENCY POIl CA1.UMIAN A COS CE
J.X. ment te take the place or lied IajuI. In
bulk It makes live times the uitantlty of rid
lend and Is Tar superior In making steam Joints;
packing innit and hand hole plates en boilers,
iS0'!'J,''' 1,rlce '" ,'""1 ler pound nl JOHN
HLSr y, 5U lisl Kulton stres t. m2-tfd
T7IIHE IlItlCES, Pini: CLAY, AT 7.0W
? Hgurcsge le JOHN lliwr, J.3 East Pulton
trcc'l. m'J-tfd
-IUMPS. ItOILElta, MINING? CENrRlFu
Jl gal and htcum Pumps, et any capacity, nl
JOHN lllJjrs.y,!:! liist Pulton strict. uij-tfd
1DAItTICUI.AU ATTENTION PAID TO
Medil Making, Pattern", Draitlngs nnd
Itlnc Prints, nt prices l e nseuable, nt JOHN
llliyrH.J.OJiist Kulton street mJ-tfel
17Un HOILERS HOItI70NTAL,TUirui7AIt.
: Vetlcnl, PortabIc,Cllndcr,Marlnc,erniiy
size) or potter, or tlie best material and work
manship, go te JOHN Ilhhl', ail liisl Pulton
stiect. m2-tfd
FOIt STEAM OAUOliS, JIIHH OU LOW
I'ressure, Water tiiinges, u.inge Cocks,
JJ.e(l Whcsls or Weighted, Glass Tubes,
., iinuii, r) miiiiie nir nie'uiii Hinges, c nnuer
Oilers Plain, il ntcr cjaitn Columns, Cocks rer
Stenm (iniigcs, call en JOHN liEsl', All nisi
Pulton stns'U
ma-lfd
IP YOU WANT A KIUST-CLASH POUTAI1LE
Englncaiid Iloller.eii tvluels, cheap, as tlie
following prices sliett 0 herse-putier, 5175; 8
horse-ietnr, SJ3; lUhor-e-peHii.SoT'i, Pi horse
power, M75; 20 liorse-eiier, Sl,17e, call at JOHN
HLBf S, 3,S( Uu,i Pulton stn ct. m J-tfd
SAW MILLS, 11AHK Mil LS, COI1 MILLS.
Leather Hellers, 'Ian Puckers-. Triple Ilorse
Potiers, Milling nud Mining Mnchlntry, a
JOHN HI-SI'S, Ji! Iisi Pulton street mi-lfe
FOH CAST IIION PIPE PITTINOl, IIOTH
plain and reducing, up te IhIiicIi diameter,
Malleable I Ittlngs, I lunges, Flange I ulens,
Manifolds, American futons, Tulw Hupixirts,
Hiincers, I loer and Celling Plates, go le.lOHN
11I1 8, sa L.ist Pui ten street. ui'J-tld
OTIUM HEAT ISTIIECOJIINO HEAT POIl
0 duellings, ehurelies, sclioel houses, etc.,
though successfully used one hundred tears
age. When ten contemplate it cliane call en
JOHN ULMu he villi glve jeun, Mtisruiciry
Jeb, nl a fair price. nu' tfd
rTtOirAMETtlCANSiaHl'I'EEDCYLINDEIl
' Lubricators, Ulns Oil Cups for ItHurlngs,
von cm get tliem at JOHN HliSl S, ill 1-jist
1 ulten street. lu.'-tld
70ll PltAlT A. CADY ASIH-STOS DISC
V ValteSflcnklns Vali esllrussdlebe Valt es,
llrass dale Valves, Iren lledv Olelii Valves,
hiiltunslreet
m'.'-lfd
r rur kkt op pipe, meji '.
OvjUUvJ iiieh te b inch dliinic ter, fei
snleiitn low figure, nud theeul heusi In the
city iiitha pi ie cutting mat hi no, cutting up te
(illicit tllamiler.atJOHN UEl s, Mi rit Inl Inl
ten street. m'.'-tld
TUKINGS. AS FOLLOWS- DIHIGO, I-OIl
Stinmaiid llvdrnulic I'm king, Asbest Hepe,
Woven and Wick Packing, Hi mp Packing, As
bestos Mltl Heard, Asbestos Ci ment. Asbestos
Sheathing, (iiinPacklng.Ouin Dings fei Water
Oinuges , Pluiulmgn I'ac king, lieed s Patent Vs Vs
licstes, I.lnesl sectinuul Iie Cever, nt JOHN
lllrs,,l liist I ulten stres't. iii'J-tfd
t imps a'iiai ui e.. "
We Have Etcr thing Yeu il L k fir In
Het TjWe-itlier
CLOTHING!
Just tihnl will git e en comfort these score h
liigd(s, and if ou gonlieut stielterlng iiHli
Heavy Clothing, It s because ou te net atnlled
ourclfef the oppertuult etlcred here. If
ou nrc looking for a
NICE BUSINESS SUIT,
Of ver pleasing color and il strable weight,
Skeleton Sack Ceat, sec ours for
$10.00.
The re the popular thing leslay Ml our
make. The regoeil value or the weuldii t lie
here.
MYERS RATIIF0N,
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
I.ANCASTEH. PENS" V.
SALhsVIEN R V Islll A Ph W MI N TO
sell our goods b sniuplv le.tlu n hele-nle
and retail trade. Ijirgcstmnnufitturir-tlii e ir
line. l.nclikHi s-cent stamp, WagiifJ isrdat,
Pirmuueut sltleu. ,Nu istiul-t i lowered.
Menty uiltaiu'f.l fur wiigi-s, ailiirlt in -, i'c,
CtNTENNIAL M Jt c fflt.,
liprl-'-COtdced Clncliuuitl, Ohie.
Irciiiy High h !
H&i,
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