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DAILY INT
H5NCEB, THURSDAY,
MAY
80, 1889.
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IMttJWKTEtNMANFOLTfc, Editor.
t MOMCRT CLABK, Publltar.
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Lfwy aajr In Hie ycr, Mil Hunflny. mervtn
tmt Mftfcri In tnl clly una Mirreftndlng
I "
8W m MW cenu ween. Jiy,iaii arc doi dei
Hhmri)nMr In advance) .10 rents, month
LTlKTELUOKNCKn-Onedellur and
Hv mr a 3-ear. In ndntnrp.
tCBTORUBSCmHEIUs-ltcmltby clieck
:-r pWleWct order and where neither of
ui lie procured vend In n registered
at Uie rotefllce. as second clasn mall
tMlMf. ' - '
I " 'JMHIM TOV IMVILMflMrtl
L t" . Ijnncnstcr, Pa.
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;UjrOASTl,PA.,MAY 30, 1869.
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; , T.mmm.v mi nmirn.
rA very trifling case of jhiIIcc tyranny
Americans In France isP ijpliij-
ever at a.great-firtcfiy thewer-
ei our Hecrclary of Male.
ithatthrru AmcricAn ladles en
r travels, ertlercil drcwes from a
- - .'' '. .. . 1 lit.!..
nailer at juice, ie ec remij- wmim
Lmtaln tlnic. They were then w un
liable and arwennt n te act iiimiii
k assumption that the drvwen would
I ready when premised, and mndcthclr
avelilng programme accordingly. 1 lie
iimlty of this notion will in: appareni
I j everyone. Hair or inmic-mvc(i
aees w iieiiDiicsw uoercu ny inuurH nun
smakers.
-When 'the'thne for the delivery of the
i had pawed the American ladles
I en their Journey ntul nt Jicn-
i were arretted and placed In " h vilu
etich Jail." The French ppeken in tills
ion is vile beyond adeulit, a "pateiH"
f bad Italian and worm French. The
inner of the arrest of these Indies and
elr treatment by the police waa ccr-
inly barbarous as viewed from tins
by the assistance of tlie victims.
ev Bre treated like common thieves,
trched thMUgh the pouring mill Je a
ettiy nud uuelennly prison, locked up
rltheut a heurlug and their money taken
i them. It Is an outrage worthy of
i attention of etirntntc department and
such a kind that a very little
ch attention should be necessary
secure complete satisfaction. The lg-
pibraut eftlclals who arc responsible, for
have already reallziil their bluadcr
ad returned tlie money seized, and of
arse France will be eager te de every
king reasonable by way of apology for
unfortunate episode. It must net
forgotten, however, that travelers are
abject te the laws' of -the 'country in
rhicuthcy happen te tie, and if these
American ladies had broken French
wb France can net be, expected, or
properly asked te de mere than niiole-
llrizc for hnrahm- of treatment. Amer-
ikan travelers spend he much money in
tFrauce and esiieclally along the Itlvicra,
rthit every amend consistent with
national dlirnitv and honor will prelm
bly be made with alacrity and our trav
m reassured.
I Tf will thikrefnm lu llltirnuHlli In llnffi
" -pelted air with which our vnl
Apnnry' stale approaches nils
hemn ial tangle of ladles' dresses.
Jijm m
ueerge A. Jrnks.
' Bellclibrflencral Jenks' placehmi lccn
signed teSTNew Yerk state lawyer,
nd net te General Harry While, of our
tc ; which is a matter of cengratuln-
as the trade, of White for .lenks
reuld have involved a lamentable Ie-m
r brains te the United States. We de
; knew what the capacity of the Nt w
Perk man may lie, but it is net likely
at he lias Mr. Jcnks' ability, which in
r a first-class order. And It is remark
ble that the solicitor generalship habit-
ally cemmaudslietler legal ability than
attorney generalship, which is the
tee of higher rank. 1'erliaps the rca-
Paeals that the political considerations
less potential in the choice of the
ilner officer. At all events the solicitor
Igenerul usually is an able lawyer, and
becomes the legal whivMierHS of tlie na-
Stlen, attending te Its litigation, and
eiug always iudustrieiis and useful ;
rhlle the attorney general is (iflcn
ndelent and ornamental. Mr. JciiUm'
redcccsHer, Hauiuel F. I'hilliiH, of
forth Carolina, new of Washington, is
kvery able lawyer and was a netalily
Iclcnt solicitor general, though nod-
ling no ilumes and making no fti'-s ;
rhlle our Ik-n IJrester,us attorney gen
ii above him, was doing ornamental
ity in the highest style of the most
mis art.
K The country lees much in losing Mr.
lenks' services ; which fact, we see. Ii.
jpinderstoel by the authorities, who have.
Bgnged him te take sjiecial charge of
telephone litigation that lie com-
euccd. It will Ijc clllelcntly prosecuted
lid all that there is in the government
s willl brought out. Mr. .lenks has
of the ucutest legal minds of the.
ay; ana I'resliieut Cleveland showed
rreat luck of appreciation of (lie material
teht under ids none, when he vent
arthcr te select the chief justice. .
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S?r I-rand Heating- IrauU.
f.The beard of civil service commission
i is sitting in the Xcw Yerk custom
use, investigating allegations of fraud
i the civil service examinations for an-
iutments in that service. They de nut
te be finding much that mav be
lied fraud, but they have plenty of
jpftguoe of the felly of civil service ex-
I was ditjeiis. J no cinei irauu cnargeii
iine en a . the iictIeiis were copied
' fcct-fr- i?Z. day's exiiniiuttiTinT aTuTnwu;'' l "sluiiile,
eon) upjfcj111'8 JiU- subsequent
' avuileu uicnrscTvcs 01 a khewi-
of them. Tills was preed ; but
.also clearly upis-arcd Unit tlie re-
enslblllty therefore was upon the civil
vice rules ami practices, which allot
I a set of questions te de service for
than one day and one set of appll-
Hts. Any one, with sense alsive a
aby's, would knew that the questions
lid be taken out of the room for Her
en the future days ; and it was
singly the intent of these who pre
ited the questions that they should be
rdlstieted. What would college p re
em think of their sagacity if thev let
taet of written questions de duty en two
for (iitierent scIh of leys : uud hew
cb surprised would they be if the
ad set en the second day answered
1 all? They would net blameilm
ra for using the means of information
rhlch they had te ilberallv airnrd.sl
:AThe fact doubtless is that the chiefs of
rnmeni imrcuus have no mlmlm
i.-for a civil service system which
sts upon them men who arc eulv
Jfled for cenuietency by their ubllilv
anawcr questions about arithmetic,
nuy, History aim selenee. It is
I always, or even often, that the most
i Kuewiecige or this kind serves te
a geed official. A man may be
1 full of information ami make
: custom house iiwiiccter: nnd all
llMrelugmay net serve te improve
tabjy uls natural uup;iludeferlt.
k thU, prominent fuct wlilch dl-
vlvll M,-rvlce cxmuluutlwi, ter
official position. Everyone knows that
lnbuMiKv, education is a hc1p,but troth
Ins mere : and that the chief reiulrltca
for efficiency arts Mich as n civil nc'fvice I
aMinmmipn, uiscipsiiif- tinwt Knowledge.
Leij.vlll neletert.ift Wtw cm wei
nthcii'vtlii tl hca ef?(lciwrlii
vemler.
viieuN iiec-iinwiiiiiujdiojjiave-fiucMieu,
nriniB,ilirMnlnlllictitfer'riiMmiihl0
iliillc!, that the knevvlcrigp discovered In
them doe net held Iheni te dNchnrRC ;
and that .they should denlrc and cchcnie
te Jsecurc the appointment of cfllelent
though uiilenrned men ?
ft n n wlcnin truth llmt the civil
ncrvicc examination fViitiiroef tlie civil
. pl . -, ..... - . i p I
service law works n frnml iiimiii the'
country, ami that It Is hut fraud Itenllng
fraiut te lat It.
lYIiRt Will llr He With It t
Governer Heaver's reason for heslliit heslliit
Ingteslgn the bill Increasing the Judge's
sahrlttiJK..a. geed .one, If it Im as repre
sented, that tfiN-constltutlen forbids the
Increase of snlarfes lfvjncuiii!eiits of
ellliv. TI-overner weiilil de.rlyht net
te truit the decision of the constitu
tionality of an increase of tlielr salaries,
te the decision of the Judiciary, If he
himself thinks It uucontltutleual. It
is his first chance te construe the
constitution j and it will Is; iuitcas
well te avoid embarrassing the Judiciary
with se ierseual u question. If the Leg
islature wants te lurrcauc the salaries of
Judges It can constitutionally de se by
making the Incrca' apply te Judges
thereafter chosen ; mid any of the pres
ent incumbents who are net content
with their couiK'nsatieu can resign and
stand for re-election; and tlicy will coma
In straight for the Increase, If they an
elected.
Hut we confess te feellugserleus doubt
whether flocrner Ueavcr will rescct
his opinion of the constitution sulll
ciently te refuse his signature te this
bill. We shall tie agreeably surprised by
his Iteiuau llnnness, if he din's net sign
it. The governor is fend of exhibiting
himself as a constitutional csuudcr;
but he also Inclines te confound It,
when his friends particularly want him
te de se ; as some of them particularly
want him te de In this case.
A rnwdnysngea mini wni found drowned
hi the river near Wilglitsvllle. II" was
hurled without bring iileutllleil, and we
understand Hint no photograph of the rn
mains was taken, liy which relative or
friends mliilit Identify the body. The lio lie lio
tegniphluK of unknown IhhIIch Ih ii very
ehcnp and ulninle (iitcnitluii. but It it
hatilly ever even (lieiight of hi this part of
the land, and tlie only olijtslef the cere
ners seems te he te get the dtveawd out of
sllit with as llttle Ireiihli) us imishIIiIe.
l'liotegiaphlng of the leuialns should be
made compulsory In all eases wheie they
are unknown.
Tunnels a Irlte siijlng that one-half of
the world does net knew hew the ether
hall lives, nnd nu Incident hi Mew Yerk
en Tuesday nlht Illustrates It. (icorge II.
Vere, nu 1'ugllxh clerk, gi'iiteel, slender
and shahhy, pulsed In lliernlu audgnzcil hi
en the tlireug couifertahly eating and
ilrinkliiK (it Deliuonlce's. Mr. Vern then
picked up a large p.i Ing stoue and liurled
it through the hlg plate glass window,
right auimig the fiustlng swells. Ilehad
eiten nelhlns for soveuty hours nnd whs
cress.
Tin: great elm of Norwich litis met
with a disaster. In a still night, a low days
B301 about a quarter of tills giant tree Tell
crashing te the ground, and the only cause
of the tall npHMi s te be nu unsound spot nt
tlie llrsl branching eftlm trunk. "It was
nl one ofthe meetings under this tree that
Klder Dew, the famous ieviallst, matte his
novel pitipesnl te the woman who became
hisseceud wife. Iiorciie'swifohad recentlv
died, and the gienl exherterwns liiiiu emo eme emo
llenal meisl. Alter a stirring senium,
which prtsluccd a mighty ellecl, bin tone
changed, nud he spoke in tender language
of the great less he had sustained in the
der.lh of his " Peggy;" nud then sutltlenly
lie anneuntttl his readiness, e en anxiety,
te form a second connubial conntttleii,
feitifiiug his lesnliitlen te de se with
nbuntlaut pel Uncut quotations from the
Script 11 1 e.s. Pausing tern moment, Hint his
w erds might cm ry com hi Ien of! hoi rt ruth ruth
luluesste tlioheaitsef the I lean Hill dam
sels In the throng, he directly addetl that
' ifnny woman present was willing tone
cept his eiler and hc-.-ouie the wifenf !. !.
renze Iiew he would tliiiuk her te signify
her willingness by rising.' Whereupon
Lucy llolhcnreniosoin stately lunuuer, anil
in solemn tones announced her readiness
then and them te heroine the wife of li li li
roure Dew. 'Se be it,' icsHuilcd the
pieacher, with unttieu, Mho IauiI's will be
done.' A few days Inter tlie two wero mar
ried." l'j:itsO.VAL.
Iti:v. (. U Kitv, of this city, will deliver
the Imccnlnurcnte sermon en (Sunday, .luue
'2, nt the commencement of tlie Lutlieiville
seminary, Lulhervllle, Md.
ltuv. I m. J. M. Il.viiiiis, rer twenty jenrs
priuciial of Ke.v stene ncadeuiy at 'Scrim
Ien, has been eleitisl piesldeut of Iluck
ncll University nt Lewishurg, l'n.
Pnep. . Ieiin ll.Svitrii, Male entomologist
of New Jersey, wiys that tlie IiiimhI of 17 17
vear liK'usts, due lliisyenrlu that statu and
in pillions of Pennsylvania, will inalie
theh nppear.inee tills week anil begene by
thoiulildleof.luue.
Captain Xeiimax S. Kaihjimiah, of the
lll-talt-tl man of-war i'lenten, arrived at
his home in Pottsville, l'n., en Wislucsdny
night. He was est 01 let 1 lieiii tlie depot t'e
Ills residence by tlie Third lliigntle band
nnd the twoletd eeiupiuies oftheNntieunl
tiiinrd, nuil was teiulered u serenade.
I u. riii:i'i:iuci; Ni.ixiv, meuiber of the
t'ellegu of Physleniis nnd Suigeims of (he
proviuce of (pielns, late a nieipl.er el" the
state beard of health of Panama, u-ad a
jujieral the fourteenth annual meeting of
inr Mine uusiieni KiH-iciy 01 Arl.aus.is. lie
described yellow fever us n IiIimmI disease
eninl simple. Hence the absence of
I in .ii-l. iTl,"ii itlntli
inarl.iTl -siuiioleglc-.il ev Itleuces. save
destrut Hen. IT'iVv:Uhucd in the pure acid
treatment deseribed by him that itsnssithi itsnssithi itsnssithi
latiouef the life currents, while net inter
fering with the oxygen raining lunelieii
of the red corpuscles, icndeis Iho IiIihmI
wholly uuiuhnbitahle te the germ of jellew
fever, it thus ceasing te boa culture lluiil
for the genus, death in yellow lev er being
due solely le death of the bleed or
Ifftfttllfl.
te ki:i:i A TTII.M l'K.lltl-..
A Weman Should Threw- Out Her Chest
uud Learn testiiml Well.
Women who wish te preserve the slitu
ness ami couteurof thcirllgure must begin
byleaiiilng te stand well. That is ex
plained te menu Iho threw ing forward and
upward ofthe chest, the llattenlng of the
back, with the shoulder blades held in
their pieiier places, and thodeliuitecurv -lug
in the small ofthe back, thus throwing
tlie whole weight of the body en tlie hips.
Ne ether women held themselves se well
us the aristocrat English women. Much of
their beauty lies In their proud cniriiige.
thudtilcntoerei-tuess of their ligtiies anil
the line lHiise of their heads.
The same aristocratic! carriage is within
the reach of any American girl who takes
the iiahis te Inv e it ; it Is only the ijucstlen
or a row viirs of eternal vigilance, never
relaxing her watchfulness ever herself, ami
sitting or standing, always preserving her
ercctnessaud isiise, the result belnglhat nt
the end or that Hme it has Imx-oiiie second
unturri te her, nud she never alterwanls
loses it. This hi a great ineasure preserv es
the figure, beenuse It keeps the muscles
firm mid well strung, und prevents the
sinking down or Iho llesh around tlie wnlst
und Iho hips, se common In women ever
thirty, and which it Is perfectly easy te
eixape. Anether thing te avoid is u butl
habit of going up-stalrs, which most
women de, bent forward, with the chest
contracted, which as well as an Indolent,
sileticliy manner of walking, Is Injurious te
the heart uud luuga.
The Ievln Memery of Herm.
Prem lhoZeophlllU
Thn lstc Mr. Kyre, a clergyman, Wl a deg
AvMch w-ns very much attached te him. at
the eeimlry liotlse efa friend whHe he lea
Knglniwl fur a long sojourn abroad. Alter
tw-evenrsMr. Kyre returned, nrrivlng at
his friend's heusn lstc at night.' and rctlr rctlr
inirwlthent liavlng thn deg called.
Next morning, Mr. I'.vre was awakened
by the 'dng bursting Inte his bedroom and
leaping uen him with the wildest demon
stration efdcllalit..
"Howencnrihdld he knew I had ar
rived?" asked the gentlenisn of the ser
vant, who brought het water.
"Oh, sir," tlie mnu replied, "It Is the
most curious thing! As 1 was cleaning
veur beets the deg recegnlred them nnd
liecsme excited beyond measure, nnd 1
hme net been nhle te quiet him until he
saw where I was carrying them, and
rushed ip along w Itlijne te your deer."
A corresondcnl iTv the snme ICugllsh
piper relates llmt he gave away, nt a year
old, n deg which ha wus unable te keep in
his 1iiiilen home. Alter eight years the
deg was return-d te Its first owner.
"The deg met inn," says tee eorresKin eerresKin
deut, "at llrttasa sti linger, and then, with
llttle anlmnteil snlfTs or Imiulrv, irelug
round and round irte. I reirmfntsl still for
a ftic luements, while she grew morn nnd
mere excited. At Inst I steeped and pitted
her, and called her by her name, Pee.'
"On hearing m v voice tlie peer beast riive
what I can only describe nsasereatuofcra nsasereatuefcra
ture, and leaped Inte my arms. Frem that
moment she attached horselfte me km If she
had never Icll me, and with the tcndeiest
dcuttlen."
llrmid (.'etninnndery onicers.
In the Ornml Ceimnaiidery of Knights
Templar of Pennsylvania at ICasteu, en
Wednesday, the following' efllccis wero
elected nnd installed : (Inind cemtunndcr,
Terrence ('. Illpple; deputy ginud i-em-inniider,
.lehii.l. Wadswertlii gland kcii kcii
ernllsslme, .leseph K. Wright; grand
cajitnln genenil, .(nines II. l,'(ldlun;
grand prelate, William II. 1'lntt ;
grand senior warden, I'lmrles ,V.. liner ;
grand Junier warden, lnlnn I". Wanner;
grand treasurer, M. Itlelinnls Mueklej
grand leeorder, I'has. K. Meyer. The fel
hiwhigelllcers wernapNluteii by tliegrand
eetniuander; (Iraiid sword bearer, H. S.
Yeke, ICnslen; grand warden, IMnlel II.
Klse, WllllniusiKiit ; grand iitn!n of the
guard, Hairy O. Chapman, ls'k llnvan;
grand marsliiil, IJIwnnl It. Hciicer, Phlln
ilelplila; humid, Jeseph II. Fester, Thllii
deljihla. A (Srenl ti'el I'liiut Uir UoateHVllle.
Husten A- Sens hae given their contract
for the election of another large steel mill,
south of their present works. In Coates
ville. The mill will he built entirely of
iron and will he fitted. up with the most
ImpreMtl laber-sinlngiiinchlucry. It will
contain seveial sets or rolls ten feel long
nud thiity-nl inches In cireumrcieiice. A
large steam ciaue, with an iron arm nud
hand, will he used for coin eying tlie piles te
anil Irein the furnace. Tlie mill is te be
ready for ujwratien by .lauuary, JWH).
When I'eiuplctcd It will be the largest Iren
and steel works In Knstcru Pennsylvania.
MuecesHnit (Jultuce ef-lmd.
The United .States Huh eoniinlssien has
about completed its work with shad. Al
though the sea Mill opened ninth emlier
than last year owing te the two rainy spells
the number of eggs hatched was less than
in ISss, List year the eoinuilsslen hiitclusl
IM.tKNI.lNNIeggs, while tills year the number
is enlv 7tl,loe,0ol. I low eer, this total inn v
be lu'ciensed by l.oeo.ono or .r,KH),iiue. s
sumo shad are still being taken at various
Niiuts.
11
OODHHAIWArAKII.IiA.
Yeu Need It New
Te Imparl slrcnglli niiil kIve n fi-elliig of
heultli unit li;r tliiotiKlieiit the sjsleiu, tlicre
In imtlil ng -iiiii.l le Meed's HiirMipnrltln. It
wfliin is-i'illlarlj iitlaptnl toeirrronii' Hint tired
fts'llui; rniiwil by iliauite of m-iiseii, tllinatt'er
life, unit wlillc It tours nnd huMiiIiih tlie system
Itpurlllt's unit rrnevales Hie IiIihkI. We earn
city urKn tlie luifia mm) of elcrks, lioek-lcc-ers,
tiii'liers, Iieum'wIm's, eH'nitli'sniiil eIIiith
who Have been ilesily tiiellneit tlurliiK Inn win
ter unit wlm need
A (ioetiKIMtlNO MKIIK'IN'K
In try Heed's N.irt-iipnrilla, Deu'l ilclay.
" l'.er.v spring for )ears t bave mnile It a
imictiisi te tukn from three te lle liettlm of
IIimsVh HarKMparllla, lu-i-niise I linmv It puritlcN
Hie IiIimmI mill tlioreiiKlily cleanses tlie sjstem
of nil Impurities. That languid reeling', isciiim
t lilies eirllisl 'prlng feer,' will necr llt Ilie
s)Ktem Hint has Im.-ii ptes'rly eiiretl Ter ) llil
neirr-rallliig remi'tl)." W. II. Law hi-.m-i, .
Iter Agricultural Kplleu'iliit, Iinlliuiiipella, lint.
I'l'UIJ III.OUD
" I'er )enrM at IrreKiilnr Inlervils In all sen sen
seim, 1 nilli red Hie Intolerable burning unit
Itelitng of liltsiil kiImiuIii by Ivy, It would
tirenk out en iny lens, In in) lliruat mitt eje.t.
Iju.t spring I lisU Heed's Sarsaparllln, iisn
bliMxl inirlller, st It li no tlieuglil or it ihh s- lid
remedy rur Ivy isiIseiiIiik, but It liasellis-trif a
IsTiiiiuirut mill II1111 eugli 1 me."
r.ll.viN T. HillTK, Wrnlwerlli, N. II.
HOODS SARBArARILLA
Sold b) nil driiKKlsls. (I ; sllnr!.". Prepmetl
only by (. I. 1IIMI1)., fu., Umell, .Mans.
km Dosr-seNi: hella it. w
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cl.ANLHI.tVKimi.l.H.
UUdKMUM.Dlt. ('.
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LIVER PILLS!
Intemperance a Disease.
When the cell brntcd llr. Itusli tlt-claicd llmt
driiiiUemiess wax it disease, lie emmclateit n
trutli wlilch tlixexiMTlemsi nml observation or
imtllcal men Is ever) day continuing. The
iiiaiiy iiiareiitly insane t-M-cssfs of tliesc nlm
iiiilnlee In tin use or spirituous llipiers ma)
Hills iHiiireemitctl for, Tim true ciitise of com
tllit-t, wlilfb Is taken for liilatiiatlen, In very
liitpieutl) a diseased stale el tliel.lver. Ne or
gan In ttie limiiau sj stem when tleimigctl, ihih
dines a mine rilgblftll cataleguti of dlM-iiMsd
Ami tf, Inslcatl et npt)lng rcimstles te Hie
lunula stations et the disease, as Is tee elten
the ease pli)sbiaiis wool. I picsfrlheMllhii view
te tlieerlKlnal ennse. r.'tter ttealhs would result
Irein diseases Induced bv n ilerien.'tsl slnletil the
Liver. 'Ilirtssreurtlis of the discuses emniier.
Hltst muter Hie be.itl of Consumption liavetlielr
sent in ii diseased l.lier. The genuine Hr, (.'.
Mt'ljines l.tver Pills, plti'alv.t liy Klcinlng
llnw., PltlslnirK, l'n., lire a sure cure.
.Mr. Jonathan HeukIiiuiiii, of West fiilen,
Park Ce., Illinois, writes te the pioitrlelers.
Pie mini; Ill-ethers, efPlltshiirg, l'a.,tluil lie hail
suiliritl freiuu severiuunl protruded attack of
fev er mitt nunc, mid wnsceinpletelv n sterist te
hctilthllhv Hie use of Hie cemmle Dr.C M
I Jinn's l.lver Pills ulnae. Tliesti Pills mniues mniues
tleuiibly isissess treat presrtles, nnd can bn
taken vltlitlts'lilnjt(lalilai;r for nianyillveasis
retnilrlng InvlKer.itlug remedies, but the I.Imt
Pills stand priM'iulneiit ns tliemeiiiHer reslor resler
tig ii disorganized liver te heiillliv nrllen ;
hence the greiit ts-lt lirlty tliev liiiveiitlntntsl.
Insist en having Hie ucnuliit. Dr. C. .McIjiiihs
l.lver Pills, prepared liy Pinning Urns., Pitts
burg, l'n. All druggists keep them. Price i!."i
cents u Im, g)
I'NIir.VKLOPinH'AUTS.
Or Hie Human llly Kulnrgcd, iHwclerssl,
Silri'iigHieiicd, etc., la an interesting iidvertise
ment long run In our pa'r. In reply te In
finities u will say that there Is nttevtileure
of humbug ubeut tills. On the tentrarv, the
advertisers lire very lilghy Indorsed. Inter
estetl s-rwiii!i may get scaled clrciilnrs nlvliig
nil iHirtlculars, by wrltlui: te the KHIIJ Minif.
CALCt.,SSllllhl., lluttlllt), ', X.lkl(IVl
UiUi Iter. fU-ljiUw.
s
' W1H' hPP.CHTC IX).
e. S. S.
Our little girl when but three wis-ks old luoke
out with ce. ma. We tried Ihe prcscrlplhm
rrem sevrrul gissl diH-ten, hut without miy
siss'lnl Is'iit-nt. We tried S. KS., unit by tilt)
tlme one Isittlp was gene, her head bcistiii le
beiil, uud by the time she liiul taken six bottles
she mis remplctciv cuicd. New she has u full
anil heavy lieatl of hair u robust, healthy child.
1 feci t but my duty te make this statement.
II. T. MIIOlli:, HUli Hill, Me.
-N ml for lltsilts en IIIissIhiuI Skin Diseases
nnd udviic teSutterers, itinthsl friv.
Tin: hwirr m'kitkic co.,
P) Dmwir3, Atlanta, iJu.
t hi: you ceNsu.MiTivi:?
l!K:
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
Without delay. A nire medical tomssltleii
that cures when nil else rulu. llus curett (lie
worst i-nse of Cough, Weak Lungs, Asthma,
Indigestion, Inward Pains, l.'.xhuu.tlen, OOc, ut
DrilKuMs.
HINDKItCOItNS.
The safest, surest and best cure for Cerns,
"unlniu,4c. hleptull pilns. i:iiurc comfort
In the fret, vlr falls te cure. 15 wills ill
DriUfKlM.. JIJhCOCK A CO., X V.
11
iV.inmkr'.
rim.APci.riUA, Tharndar, Mar 1", IM.
It was as if a whirlwind
struck that big let of All-Weel
Albatross yesterday. Fully six
thousand yards of it went ever
the counter in dress patterns.
Ne wonder. One of the best
of the light Summer stuffs, 40
inches wide and the price 28c I
That would be A marvelously
little price for the meanest little
price for the meanest 'Albatross
that ever fluttered under a yard
stick. This is the best. Full
of life and spring and substance.
Mere than a dozen choice
colors and black. Think of a
best Black Albatross at 28c !
That's only one of the Dress
'Goods sensations.
Striped Tamise hair-lines
en neutral and dark grounds
29 inches wide and 25c, is an
other that will be told of.
Se are Koechlin Sateens at
1 8c, choice American Sateens
at I2c, Weel Challis at 25c,
and .je and 50c Ginghams at
30 and 3714 c.
All the Curtains and Hang
ings from the Cottage Beauti
ful a re ready for you this morn
ing at exactly half prices. The
Curtains are in one and two
pair lets and include some of
the choicest Summer goods
Madras, Silk, and Silk Striped
Grenadine. There arc also a
few heavier weight portieres.
All the Summer Upholstery,
airy and bright, is in place.
H rimd lloer, north of Transept,
There is always something
extra attactive turning up in
that Bargain Cerner for Fleer
Coverings in the Basement.
The last te come is in a full
line of very desirable Smyrna
Rugs in new patterns and cel
erings.
This is the way they
run.
1IW.1I Inches, "V
21x15 Inches, Si
aix.'il Inches, II M
:mi luetic, tl 7.1
:iHv72 Indies, Hill
Hl Inches, t' 10
Reversible Tapestry Squnges
and English-twill Carpets are
an inexpensive substitute for
Art Squares and Crumb Cleths.
They furnish a room very
nicely. Mere are a few sam
ples of the new prices.
Tapestry Squares :
l1UM Indies, J.I W
KWsins Inches, Hil
IWxiai Inches, 41 75
English-twill Carpets :
7JxtHI Inches, tl 75 .
7JXIIH lnc!i KOO
WWllMliifliPs.KTS
ItWvlW Indies, f3'Ji
llasrmcnl, Thirteenth nnd Mnrket M reel cor
ner. Yesterday there were about
6,oeo pieces of the half and
third price (rvnainent and use
things in Decorated China.
Maybe a third of them left.
The wind-up of import samples
and ends of quickest regular
goods.
Sis und ttoer, Juniper street shb'.
Whatever Yeung America
or Old America needs for heal
thy arid hearty sport, outdoor
or indoor. Spalding's Base
Hall Goods, Abbey & Imbrie's
Fishing Tackle.
Yeu can get the step of our
Sporting Goods Stere from
Tennis as well as anything.
Tliirty-Jix'e kinds of Rackets.
The best from wherever we can
find them. Our own Special
Rackets we think unequaled at
the prices : " Gennantewn "
$4.50, " Belmont " or " Wissa Wissa
hicken " $3.50, " Ardmore "
$2.50, " Fairmount " $2.
Ilasement, northeast of centre.
Jehn Wanamaker.
iiavimutiu.
i AitMi.u.i.A. iti:.N(iii:it.
De you want te buy
A Lawn Mower,
A Refrigerator,
A Water Coeler,
OR AN IOE OREAM FREEZER?
IK SO 110 TO
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
9 & II Seuth Queen St.,
itAXCAurnt, r.v.
- i.se-
WIRE NETTIKG AND BARB FENCE WIRE.
Faints, Oils, White Lead, Varnlibei,
Alula full llneuf (luu'inl llimlwurc
sei.u AOi:.vrs keii tiik
Eeyal Ready Mxed Paint.
hbS-lvil
Vrtvaoelo.
IJAllASOI.'S!
PARASOLS!
THE JuVltnr.ST VAltlirrT AM) low
liST IMtlflSi.
't u 11 Tinlitiy 11 SikvIiiI I.lnn of Ijicc Trlm
iiiitlnutl IwuvCnvirnt l,AltAb')ll nt
$1.75.
N'uililnr llke llii'iu iiuvulii'ic fur the mnucy.
Illi; llurgnliii, e.i.irt' iu.
hl'N U.MIIUKI.I.AS In All Gruili-., ut lliu
Munutuctiirvn..
ROSE BROS, & HARTMAN,
1 1 IIAST KINO bTHEKT.
i'3-Jiuilbi.K
9?lre 0f gmtMen.
A flTltlCH HltOB.
.ASTRICHiROS.
PALACE OF tAftftON. .
U5 & n7 NORTftQUaEjl'
STREET. " '
Anether let of Sateen Cor
sets which will be sold at tgc,
every afternoon between 2 and
4 o'clock.
Friday is Plush Day.
16-inch Silk Plushes for 29c ;
19-inch for 49c; $1.25 Mele
skin . Plushes at 98c; only 3
yards te each customer.
Seme big Bargains in Hosier)'.
Ladies' fine quality Fancy
Striped Hese, at 25c j worth
40c.
Ladies' Fancy and Black
Brilliant Lisle Hese, dropped
stitch, at 37c ; worth 75c.
Ladies' Colored and Black
Cotten Hese, 4 pairs for 25c.
Special job, former price 10c
a pair.
Opened te-day 50 dez. Ladies'
Black Silk Jersey Mitts, at 20c
a pair ; worth fully 25c.
25 dez. '15-inch long Lace
Mitts, at 25c a pair ; worth 50c.
Opened te-day the grandest
line of New Flowers ever seen
here. We are making a dis
play pf them.
One show case, 44 feet long,
stocked with new and elegant
llewers. Come and leek at them.
We call your special atten
tion te our large stock of La
dies', Misses' and Children's
Jerseys and Blouses, which we
are selling at way down prices.
Second fleer, take the elevator.
100 Beys' Suits at $2.75 a Suit.
Goods which have been f 4 and
$4.50. We have closed out a
large let at a great sacrifice.
The patterns all are new and
beautiful. Twe new numbers
at , a Suit. Come and see
them in our Shew Window.
Great reduction in the price
of Kilt Suits from $4 te 53.25 ;
$5 te $4 ; $5.75 te 5 ; $6 te
5.25 ; $6.75 te $6 ; $7.50 te
$6.50. They are small lets,
but they must go.
Your attention is again called
te our Ladies' Waiting Roem,
with Ventilating Fans ; it is the
most beautiful and coolest place
the city. It is entirely at
in
your disposal. An elegant
place te meet your friends.
All bundles can be checked
at our store free of charge, no
matter where they were bought.
ASTRICH BROS.,
1 15 & 1 17 North Queen St.
glU'ltO.
11
KIUl'H I100K STOKE.
POMliROY'S
Modern Blue Black Writ
ing Fluid. Try It.
Dees net thicken in Ink
stand or gum en Pen.
Writes a bright Blue and
turns a Jet Black.
The Cheapest and Best.
Feu Sali; at
IIFRR'S BOOKSTORE,
53 & 55 N. Queen St.
ii!i4yil
FenDersmith's Bookstore,
(Oppe-.t Court Il0IIM),l
Ithe I'liACK le IIU Vnll the
Mwt Tiilhptl About, nt I'rlce
1IU1AIW lliu 1'iibllhtier'n
I'rlci".
"MAIiaAIW," by Kbpr.
" (Ilti:iKKNKl KIN," by Cruwfenl.
" Til K AI.I'I.Ni: TA V.'l by Whter.
' I'ASSi: HOSIV liy Hnnly.
" JOHN HKItlUNO," CJetihl.
mM-tfil
l-tttoccUitiicettn.
171 STAT KOKJOHN H. KKNKAOV,
I.ATK OK
l.tlirM nf
iitliiilnUlmtlen 011 wihl rstnte iuivliiK ItH'ii
Knintnl te tin- tiiiilprhlisntil, nil creiiK Intlrbtetl
tlifreluiiri" rvquetiil le make iniuuilliitr piiv.
in.nt, 11ml thi-e IiiivIub claim or ilrniiiiiilH
iiKiilnil tin- mine, will iirewut them n Itliuut de
lay for M'ttleiui'iit te tlie nnilrKli:niil.
CHHISTIAN KrlNnAliV.
lA'iiiiiaii Plnre,
DIt. SAMl'EL KKNEAOY.
stnikliurir,
(Ir.e. ,M. Kl-INr, Alt'-. A(liiiluMrHter.
inylMituTIi
j'j ra nun m leirntlilp, iiiveaM.il.
w
ATCHHPIUNO COHSUT.
I1UV THE EAMOUH
Watchspring Corset.
WILL NEVER HREAK.
Guaranteed te Outwear Any Custom
Made Corset.
Mayer, Strouse Ce.,
MANUFACTUIIKHS,
112 IIUOADWAY, N. Y.
oct-52tM,Tti,Scew
VTOTirE TO TRESPASSERS AND OUN
L NKRK.- All person are hereby forbidden
te Irespuss en any of thulnnds of the Cornwall
ml Biiiilwell estates In IaImueu or IjiiRiister
v.mntles, wlivlhcr Inclesed or unlnclisu.il, either
for the iirKke of slioetlng or rUhlng, as the
law will In- rigidly euferciil ngalnst all trvs
isis.slng en .aid laiuU of the uiidcrklgueduner
this notice.
W.M. t-OLEM AN KREE.MAN,
It PERCY ALDEN.
EDW.C. EREEMAN,
Attorneys for it, w, t'eliaan' Utln.
Clothing.
. , . -, -. r,,s.A. A
I rlNH Knvm.TirjifS '
89
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3M . ..- ,Sn' -'
H. QERH ART S.
Tte mat cfmptiMe ioertment. of Knrtrgr
Ordt'eallrie-.KnglMi Cheviot, DbNteunl and
Clnir' Hurnnir and Treusertiii llmt bun evrt
been nhewn In thin city. Workmanship the
best and all goeda warranted an represented.
II. OF.miAIlT,
Jfe. 41 North Queta Htrect.
Only Direct Importing Tailor In the Lily
of Lancaster.
M
ART1N BROS.
Fer Inrxe Ijeys or small,
for !d men or young. We
mean there shall be nethlni
left undone te mnkn this
hejiibtmrtcr for eholce le
pirn nnd price, le charm.
CMcetePlMseJ
Price
Te Cbini !
ami quality that will wear In men's, boys' nnd
children's outfit", A better suit for UiO for
small boys than you've probably been seeing;.
The best for the lenst runs nil Ihmuith the ether
prices of boys' stilts te II, te, M, 17 and IS. 12 te
110 nre Ihe prlee 1eundarles that hem In Iho big
display of little Iwys' suit. Hcc the new things
In children's kills, 3 te M. Beys' fast black
hose, 2 pairs 210, ami geed hose, 3 pairs 25c. We
arc selling agents for the "Btnr Waist, The
"Htnr" occupies the top place among waist
for fit or finish and costs no mere than the ordi
nary. It Is .only that peeple make them who
best understand wnlst making. Our waist prices
rnnge 25c, 38c, fiOe nnd up, Iknnel, percnlc nnd
flannel. Hlg boys' suits in nil the popular
styles II te 115. Men's suits for young men or
old ns neat or ns f.incy ns tlie Instes of men de
mand, IS le 120 Ter pure all-wool. Custom de
partment complete. A hlg gathering of styles
for your choice, nnd workmanship, ritntid price
thatnlwnys finds favor.
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing.
Tailoring and Furnishing
Goods,
NOB. 28 AND 2H NORTH QUEEN 8THEET
"ty-ILMAMBON A 1'OSTEU.
WE HAYE NelGOODS TO SHOW
AT
High Profit Prices.
WE OIVK THE PEOPLE A DOLLAR'S
WORTH Teil A HOLLAR.
Call nnd examine our Men's CutawuyCe.it
Hulls for 1 10.
Our lleys' I.eng Punt Bults for 15 nnd !0.
Our Children's Knee PantHultsmrtJaiul 11.50.
These prices are unsurasKeil.
LACE OXFORDS.
With us you will find the largest stock of
Idice Oxfords te he found In tliecltv. In the bet
ter iiualltlpH as well ns thccheiier grades, In
Black, Tan and Patent Ix-nthem.
Summer Weight Prices
ON
HHTS.
Light Pocket Hnt. 3, 50a. nnd 75c.
Light Htltr Hats, 75c ti.eOiind 11.50,
Men's Dress Ktrnvv Hats, 25e., ."c. and 50c.
Heys' DrewiHtrnw Hats, 15c., 25c. nnd 50c.
Tennis Caps all celLrs.25c. nnd SOc.
ItlcycleCatis, Illueer llrnvvn, 81.00.
tl.A. It. t'eps.
Htimiiicrljip Hprnids,50c.
Furnishing Department I
Heme special bargains te make nole of.
(ient's Alt Hllk Neckwear, I.V., 2 for 25c.
Ciciit'a Klne fiilk Tecks, new patterns, satin
lined, nl25i
Oeut's I'lne Hllk Hilk Flowing End Tccks at
38c. nnd Mr.
tiriu smiik i-.iiu riiinuel Windser Tics at 25c.
One let of dent's Dress Husneniters nt I.Sc.
One let of Oent'H HI lit Embroidered Huspen
ners, colored eiids.iit 17
One let or rienfsHllk End Husix'iidcrs ntSTc.
Mnnl'u tlnlt.l.,... LJ1.I.I. ....I I. ... ... -
...,,. n ., ,v iKtii, nun ii. .inn innnrn in .in-.
(ient Klllue and Rruwn Mixed Angela Hhlrts
and Uniner iit:isc.,75e. in'rHlilrt.
Dent's. Muslin nnd Jean Drawers at 2' and
38C.
dent's I'nillliT Welglit Drauers at 50eand 75c.
Ijutles', dent's and Children's Warranted
Fast lllnck Stockings.
U'i-UH EAST KINO ST., LANCASTER, PA.,
AND
H1HMARKT.TSTREET. HARRIHHURG PA"
TTIIW1I & lIHOrilER.
THINGS
YouSheuldKnow.
f LI AT Customers can nlwnys rely en our
I II U I dtsKls. Plate the most implicit
eiifldcncHii'ciii. Kireuratin bus
ever been te merit euleulum similar te the Ro Re
man proverb cited by Cltere: " Yeu may trust
liUu In the dark."
Til AT " ""liter which way the mercury
I nUI Jumps, is-eple can liny from us Just
the Miine. We'vn get something
for every body te wear ter every minute in the
21 hours.
TIJllTWet'iiii de nothing unnatural or
I nU I Impossible. We can't paint n eerk
" se us te resemble a rock Unit It'll
Ink te the bottom If east Inte n stream, tut
TLI AT Wn nre selling nil kinds of Knseii
I nlll ableCltithlng, KurnlshliiK doedsnt
prices vi lib'h we giiarnntee are tlie
Lewest In this or any city In the Union.
Yeu Should Knew that the
Men's Suits We Sell
At $8.oe,
In Hacks and Cutaia.is, Hummer Weights,
cannot be purchncd outside of our store for lesu
than ill), ami in many steies eu'll pay $12 for
suits or like quality.
That the Men's Suits We
Sell at $10.00,
Are remarkable valuer for the money. Hint
you can make clielca from Cheviots ami light,
dark 'or plain colors. Fancy and Wlde-Wiile
Worsteds or Corkscrews in Hacks or Cutaways,
and arc well worth tl5(0.
Members G. A. R., Attention.
Willie some dealers make a hlg blew about
selling Ocuulue lll.l'i: ALUWOOL SI! ITS at
112, weguaruutee testrll Ihe same nl 9.4, uud the
Ueiiulue Illiie Middlesex Hulls at 510.
Merchant Tailoring Department,
Fur Rf autv of Design. Tasteful Htyles, Perfec
tion of Detail In doeds Mtule te Order, anil tiiu
Extraordinary
Iaiw Prlies will causa you te
buy Instnnter
-OF-
exE-riucn
CLOTIIIKIW AND KUllNLSHKIW,
North Queen Street and Centre Square,
LANCAST..H, PA.
Williamson i! Fester,
HIRSH (! BROTHER,
ClelhUtg.
jTrjiM mvtacxs'
I,
At t.y, whfil'fVirapetltien ts great,
the
TemlMa
CMfneV Slop ! Think I Who par tat ex
'R1 T '"1 hwnentt T
m 4e rt Adreniaa fNu-galni,aeaiing Main.
ttt.. tmt glve you the benrnt of that which
ethers give the printer.
Our Counter Contain Atl lhat U New in
gumxas, raoinnauirefl amd
8PRIM0 ovexeoati .
Our Prier nr the Ixwrt Possible toijojas teijojas toijejas
I Ice te customer and en rur lvrs.
NOH. V.'lt AND 8(1(1 WEST KINO STREET.
marl3-Smd
M
VERSARATIIr-ON.
There' s Enough HereYet
TO PLEASE YOU IN
YOUR CHOICE
-IN-
Fit, Style & Workmanship
-AT
MODEST PRICES.
There Is no deuhl about the Quality, our
name giiarartlcea that. Early Hprlng buyers
haven't strlpeil our tables of their ItestHlyles;
we have been tilling up, nnd you'll find the as
sortment most ns geed as It was a mouth or
mere age, ,
I'aver us wltli n call and we'll entertain yen
te your satisfaction.
Reliable Clothiers.
Ne. 12 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
rpO CLOTHING HUYER8".
LGansman&Bre.
HEADQUARTERS
, A. R.
G
Indigo Blue Suits at $ 6.00.
Indigo Blue Suits at $ 8.00.
Indigo Blue Suits at $10.00.
They are all our own make nnd guaranteed te
give perfect atlsfactien.
TWO SETS OF BUTTONS
Te Each Suit.
Yeu will save at least 83 per cent, by buying
your G. A, R. Hulls dliect from the makers.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
S. W. CORNER OF ORANGE, LANCASTER, PA.
(SvoKvvice,
A T UUllHK'H.
Goods Slaughtered !
Munr goods sold nt a great less net te u, but
te producers and Jobbers, who are anxious te
cloe out stocks.
THINK OF IT!
Goetl.Hweet California Raisins, 4 IT ferliV.
Fine California Evaporated Apricot", 'J ISs for
25c.
Italian Prunellas, .1 fr ferSV.
California Plums, :t iik for liV.
Evaporated Pared Penehes, Kki te 15c.
Old Evaporated Peaches, fwn Ih.
Fell's Cem, 5 cans fur HV.
Fell's Teniutis's, I cans fur 25c.
Hiring Ileum, 3 cans for 'Zk:
Twe cans Pared Pinches furav.
Twenty cents for a iiuart can Kresli Apricots,
r tnesi leuecs ter inn money in tne
was s Iresli reastetl.
Potatoes, 20c, SOc and 10c a bushel.
city. Al-
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCAHTKH, PA.
"X T ItEIbTH.
BigFruitSales
THE TALK OF THE TOWN,
The Bettem Has Surely Dropped Out
ROME UOWLK ! THE PEOPLE HOWL I
Ill'TTHE FRUIT GROWLS.
BECAUSE IT IS SACRIFICED.
He awake, te your own Interests. Wehnve
ever one car-lead of Fruit ct that will be sacri
ficed from new en. Our dally sales am Im
mense. Think of It.
The Finest Evaporated Taied bellow Peaches
(Rest Centre), II cents per pound, or in bex: lets
of 'Si pound each, 11 leuts.
This Is the biggest bargain we ever sawsame
kind of fruit sela last tar ut from 35 te Wet lit
per pound.
A veryCholcePjrcil Evaporated IVnch ntlSJj
cents.
Five pounds of Geed Bright Celer RaUlu
for 25 cents.
Three ikiiiiuU of Nice Hunch Raisins for 25
cents.
Eight pounds of Geed Turkey Prunes for 25
cents.
Three pounds of the Finest Ijier flirs (new)
rer 25 cents. Hnine goods sold nt the Holidays
for li cents.
Three pounds of I-irgeEgg I'lunisfer25eenU.
Hut re can't go Inte details siHice will net
allow It. Wclinve ever twinty.ilie illtlercnt
klndef lerclguand UnuKstln Fruits that lire
sure te blunt veur isickctbuek.
Krled HeefatU cents.
Dried Hecf at 10 cent.
Dried llcef nl 12' J cents.
Knuckle's Dried Heef all! cents.
Picnic llunu ut 10 ccnU.
J. Frank Reist,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
)-.NCAfcTF.lt, PA,
HHNDSOME
SPRING CLOTHING.
MYERS & RATHFON,
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