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",. MOBHtT CLARK, PnblUfccr.
t BAJLT INTElXtOEhcCTl.-PnhMjhHl
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wr? T In the Jtr, bat Sunday. Served
fcjr.Mftten in Uli city and eurrenndltig
:MrtMtenrfit4A'wtk. By mall live dol del
)MMl)IMrJltMvMe; 80 rents a month.
UT INTELLIGENCER-One dollar and
t cents mr. In advance.
IdETO aCBSCniBftUS-IUmlt by check:
; t f lemce rmier, una wncre licnncr or
Mm be procured vend In it registered
t-itie teslnmcs m second class mall
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VXAVOAJTSK, PA., Jane 25, 1889.
, . Ammt BecK
SThe Remlinir Beard of Trade mma In
bveMruckemctliliiK;ll In wldein
Beards of Trnde strlke anything
We hasten te make record of tliN
i iwhtevthient. It is stipnr bceta nnd
CImm Bprccklce. Mr. Sprccklcs Is i
efittefflRti who ha amassed n fertune
. jnftumr mnkinc In California nnd viie
'. ibew building n Mg retlncry in I'liila-
delphla. Hcfclruluatrleusry In search
Vefnw material, nnd hns great faith in
ii'the beet, whose cultivation he lias mi
" tertaken in California, w here hu lias
rArMrhMl a nlnnt, r-snrdallv udantcd te the
t; extraction of licet sugar.
1 A uu itcaumg jxmui "i Jiauu iuiuii
i ; inai ne W rcauy 10 spend mree or lour
Ahufadmi thousand dollars in a sutrar
Jffaetery nt Reading if the Hcrks county
farmers will agree te plant liny thous theus
e'ih acres in sugar beets. It leeks as
though there were ek-menta of n geed
r& business in this preposition, but it Is
t almost tee tempting te le taken at Its
h.faee value ; for Itis clear that the Iterks
: farmers will haMcn te plant their ncre
Jin beets if they have the assurance
fjtef a purchaser at a fair price; Jlr.
LBpreckcIs will be overwhelmed by bevtB
tit he etl'ers such consideration te the
fiimtiiMi r.ti rnlQltnf ilintii rPlifi fjirtilKl
L?of Lancaster count y keeps n sharp leek-
j1, out for the man who is ready te buy his
tjrpreduce, and if Sprccklcs conies here
!f with money te trade ler beets we win
Kj guarantee him all he wants us fast as
I'tlie earth can grew them. The tobacco
.manufacturer luw lcen ncceiiunmlntcd
: 'With mere of the weed than hu hns an-
pedte for, nnd no man's fancy for the
products or the earth will remain long
I unMtlsfled by our farmers if cash ac-
cem'panica his order. They have learned
L; something however in their long exjwr-
-ilence, and they have the memory of the
'moms multlcaulls te keep them from
"fputtlng extravagant expectations uixm
unsupported foundations. The uierus
: muiiicauiis was ioeu ier huk wenn,an
v would have been n profltable crei) If
vkJherc had been enough ullk worm grow grew
fs'r te buy it. In the prctwnt case, as
pjthcnf only seems te be One man who
twanU sugar lx-cts, it will lie very necos neces
ti'fsary that he sheuM say te the farmers
fchew much he. will agree te pay for their
L ecew ir ion or per acre nciem tney
t& lll lu m - 4 ....1
; 5 i iw vi vnci ,j iut imv iiuiiiy
fure 111 me roei. iv is uu very wen 10
ji-pnniiise 10 uuiiu a inciery ; nut wnen
iSthere Is, only .one purchaser in bight
seineiiiing mere will lie needed te necure
thebeet grower. Tlic factory will net
l be a comfort and help te him utile's he
T'mh null kin lumlu I.. I, n .. II KM.
U( v"" " ,,,iT uvv' " ni t (iifii. It .ill.
i;i KnnH?kfls is able te tininn n iiiiiiliiiimi
fJ? price for beets at his factory, we de net
H doubt that our farmers will le glad te
P,V test the cost of raising them, and will
Hf pursue the industry with ardor if they
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Hanging Men nnd Women.
This rinv n limn mill wiuiifiit ltnnrv in.
A --"""-. ..--..... fy w..
r thet gallows and both are by thetr own
?. coiifessieu guilty of the ine.it cold bUsKled
f murder. Tlic man was one of a band of
three who murdiied two men for money
ihey carried ; the woman poisoned her
husband and children forthewikeof the
rt small insurance en their lies. The
? horror excited by the unnatural charae
r,' ler of the woman's crime at once stig
fJ'Kwtcd the insanity of the murderess, but
ft her counsel were qtiitu unable te preve
's lipr lllsmie. Until rtf ttwttui iMtmnu ifni.t
l deliberate, cowardly, horrible, but that
C.V. Vlf tlm ivnmnli lu liv Tin tin nwtut tvintil.
F'SJ kllu .ni.l w.l II... ............ -I. ......!
y diiu, nilllCIIIU 11UIIIIII1 IlltMIU lULtilUfl
Ft sympathy ami pity. Geed women have
r-f flWlmiVl ti Imll.if.. Mm, u in .iii lu.t.ini.i
P -"... iwiiviiuiv 111111 pin" iiiii tnj nHV
itiil li....i 4fXi.il I. ..H.I I.. ........ !... III..
yt w ! iiivii 1111111 iij rmu nui llie,
baiid'-frttVv.ia a very decided MJiiti
st ment acaiust takhiL' tlie lift- nf
e.-. : ...... ".... .......
; n nuiiitiu under any eirciimsiiiiices ;
, but justice is stern occasleuallv
tu' and the Weman die. A lfvnlllni' lu.ii.J
. .. ... : : -. : t
f. ,ity loiiews u revolting crime. The ter-
Ib rer Intended te be inspired by her fate Is
,;.' modified by the prominence given te thu
f fact that It is ven rare indeed for women
k& te sutler death for murder. And yet e
? d net knew that tills practical nbandeu-
TSvBiut of the death inMialty has been
K- signalized by murders by women. I)e-
P&. fenders of the death ix-nalty Miy that its
K't abaiideniiieiit wmilil u fnllnu'.wl !, ,
pr w " w..... .v ..
i?i carnivnl of bleed that desneradees are
Ljjl censtantlydetenvd fnim doing murder by
fine lear tliat tliey may Iw hung ; and yet
rt-fthe almost absolute teiueval of this fear
, frenm c'ftfflef the murderously dispened
iL 1. ititm i..4 ..j.n. ,.. 1....... j ....... ........! .1.
eyv.wjvw iivfi. iTt-viii m nail- i-iivmi ii;i.u IIIL'IU
K te mere murder. It may be Mild that
Murders by women have always liecn
yrery rare, but that does net alter the
vr'forceeftbcfact that the abandonment
Lvef the extreme peualty has had no per-
jf. crpuutu fiieei ou in is class 01 crime.
fevj AUQ.niuniercrer uiuideicvi will have a
-wholesome terror of being found out, be
,iue penalty wiiai u may, ami tney al-
Ft, ""J0 .i "" c in.-nv.-i mui meycail C0I1-
tai tlie crime.
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3S jar. j. n. rewu.seini, ei fcmyiua pe-it-
i:'- nlflne ii'rllm (. uu . 11 T ,.!.,!.
S .1., llAlflwiin. J 1, I71IJUU IU Ul
rer aeuu me pajer any longer, although It
".- lei nnl.l Kii. 1 .l.i ..,. ...11. I.I..1...
4 " J"" , " liui i-111 IUIJ ) Ill-Slvy
paper."
Vfh jUeubtiess It will le hard te persuade
,;u Mr. Tewuwnd tbut lw it. net it iik,.ii,i,.
E-"T nt .. ..,....,. .,.., il. ..!. 11 1 . ... ..11.1 if...
;." H.IHJ1VII11H1:, lliwilll It JIU9KJUIU mill,
b be Is net temperate in all thiugs. He
rf la abstinent In the uhj of alcohol : and
, ?.bellves, as se manv total nlntnim.
vfrem liquor de, that this is thoitence :
wmperaute; than which there can
Widk f KMeina ..(..! ..1...
j r. lewnsend hates violently, nud
eubtless adores veheiiunt1vt.ii..i. ...
i rameuls, temperance is unknown, it
f m wneie neg or nothing with them
A thing ia wholly geed or wholly bad :
ttllfl en (a n -. n '
wwv pu a man.
9 Mr. TewiiMnil tlilnlra ilmt i... -.
'TEi.ua E.ct:n is a wlilskv n,m,.'..
Mktax that lietrays gross prejudice' or
luwiguerHiiec , uiui we Known is net
ignorance, since Mr. Tewiiheml is an in
lallent man. He nevertheless is
ttdr a serious niiBannrelien.clnn. 'i-im
tTW.UOE-c;KK U net a whisky paper,
"ve lu the wuy tlmt it tloea net think
ftat the btate uheuhl forbid the maiiti-
wetvrp and wle of whlky. It dnca net
uuu 'oue man keu d suv te
f, Mr,-0wmttd dot teit.thut
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he should net drink whisky eradventeH
the right of, the citizen te drjnk It lti
proper ttMkicrntlen. s;Th . lNTF.Li,teF..
tr.it tocset cenaldet thai te be tcrkper
ate n4moHitiell :nt (Ant'tit-iin 1k enlli-d
fk whlky.Vir4 W'caWselt demands tcitw
IKTancc witlt witiskjr. H
Mr. Ttrwnscnd deirinnd.s temperance
without whisky 5 which is net temper
ance nt all. The limn who is temicratc
In the Indulgence efjhls npctltc., when
hellas' Het wherewith te indulge them,
should get no credit for his temperance;
else the prisoners in our Jails would 4
Hid best esteemed In the community for
their k'iieraucc.
The Inti:m.iekxci:h Is a devotee of
temperance. It has the conviction that
Ged gave all his gifts te matt for his
temperate use, and that he Is te lw fin
ally judged according te that ttse.
The gifts of mind and hotly and earth
all deinnud temperate use j and lutein-perMicr-In
vpcccli nnd thought Is net the
least abuse. We de net knew whether
our esteemed correspondent alwtalus
from the use of all unnecessary things
as vigorously as from whisky ; but we
venture te suggest that there may Ikj
room for his growth lit temperance to
wards opposition.
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In tlie month efM.iy, 71,218 lintiiigrniits
entered the United States, but this does
net Include a couipaintlvely small number
immigrating fiem Cunndii nnd Mexico,
(iermauy senilis 15,00) of tlinm, the Neth
erlands 1,07,1 nnd Au&trin .1,SI, in addition
te wlik-h puicly Austrlsn Immigration
Iliuig.ny scut 1,01(1 and Itoheiuia X10.
Uttle Ueniiinrlc gnve us 1,015 and Sweden
and Norway lywi, Kusslit and Itnly con cen con
ttlbeled about tlve and six thousand re
si e -lively, and (Jrcit Hrllnin L7,1K7.
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Ay eniiiient Jfew Yerk clergy innti, Dr.
II. !'. De Cesta, refers te tlie Johnstown
disaster ns follews: "It Is time people
stepped feeling with nature and build
clttcxM here they will net be drowned out
n ml liicnnccd by diiiigoteus dmns. People,
who llve In the track nf the Heed ought te
be reii)red te mnke up for losses If they
are going te linve losses and net resort te
the old trick of telegraphing te the mayor
of New Yerk for funds te relieve thelr dis
tress." The emit Ien Is riulte useless, nnd the
ceuiplnlnt that the suilerers should iniike
up their losses Is a stitieiideus absurdity.
Nearly evcry community Is feeling with
liatilie In sonie way, and we belluve that
New Yerk hns been declared dangerous by
experts In cHrthmiakes. The pcople of the
Ceiicnmugli valley wein a little caioless
about Hint dam, but such caiclessuess Is a
pnrtef human nature, llled te tliobulld tliebulld
lug of lliiiuiliuincuui and I'oinpeil at the
biihoef a olcnne that hed been fpilet for
eenturleM, and no ileulit llie bullders or
these days trusted te their wlse men, as
the .lolm.iteu ner.s ti listed the euginccrN.
When the clmnces of a cal.inilty seem very
roineto. peeple are usuully qulle utreless
about them.
iSVimce assurlii that "pulmonary con
sumption is mere te be le.ired In every
community than any ether ill sea se that
nllects niaiikliid. Choleia, yellow favor
and sin iIImi dlscases that paralyze, w 1th
flight entire eeiiiitiies are exceedingly
limited in thelr lesults, In eoinp.irlseu w Itii
llie slaughter of consumption. Iist year
Flerida was panic-stricken from the havoc
of yellow fox or; but during the miihi year
consumption dcstieycd tuore than twice as
tinny lives In the llttle state or New
Hampshire, ami net a tremor ran through
the laxly corpeiate. The average annual
deith into In lids country, fiem chelera,
yellow fever, smallpox, typhoid fever,
diphtheria and scailct lever, all combined,
does net rejich the enormous total edlcillm
from coiiHUiuptien." The wiitercalls for a
deteimlneil ell'erl te lessen (his disease by
preventing tlie sale of tubeieiileus reed
products. All right, but let people pay
closer attention te Mmple laws of health
bathing, oxcrclite and eating, and theie
h ill ba smaller chimce fort he dlso.ise te get
adaugeieiiH grip.
A ciMti: ren .maii netj iirrr.s.
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lti-(!li That .liny be or lleuellt te
" IntelllKiMieer" Itemlnrs.
The following Is clipped riein an old
uewsttiper :
Kranklln Dyie, a highly iespeetnbl and
Iiitelligeul rainier or lialena, Kent eeunly,
.Mil., gives the fellow lug usii sure euro ler
the bite el a mad deg. As will be semi, hu
has tested 11 with (he most ginliryiug I0.
suits:
Kleeainpami Is a plant well known Me
nift iierseus, and is (olio round in nnuiv
of eurgtmlniis, lininedlatclv alter being
bitten, take oue ami a half numes of (he
loot efllin plant the gieen loot is peihans
preferable, but the ill led will answer, and
may be round In our drug sleu. and was
used by iiia-sllen or biuise, put It Inte n
pint el fiesh milk, bell down le a h.tlf-pirit,
strain, and when cold drink it, lasting at
least six heiusalleiward. The next morn
ing, fasting, repc.it thodesnpieii.ued astbe
last, and this will be siillUient. Itisio Itisie Itisio
eemiuended that after each iIemi nothing be
eaten for at least six heiits.
1 haen seu who was liilten by a mad
deg, eighteen years age, and four ether
ehildien in the neighborhood were also blt
tPH i they Ieik the above dew, and ate
alheand well te this dav. And 1 have
known a number or ethers who were bit
ten and applied the kude lemedy.
Ills stipjHised that the loot 'contains a
iiriuclpie which, being taken up bv (lie
bleed in its ciiculatieii, reiiiiterm in or
ueutralUesthe deadly ellts.lH of the vims
oriivdrephobla.
I icelbe Hindu enudriite in this himiile
reined v that I am willing ou should glve
my naine in comiCLtleii with this stale
inmit. The Art of I'nliitliiu.
A riill.ulelphi.1 lawver uecntlv dls
enssed ihe various ways in whteh women
la nt. "In the llrst place, does aw mil in
lalnt with eiitMicUheil arms? Are out eut
btietchisl armsasiiie sign of a taint? I
believe it must depend a great ileal upon
whathhe faints lei. Why doesa woman
Mint, and what does she de when she
Mints?
" On the btage we ha e seen, ler instance,
Cecilia lalnt with Medus, but as I haie
seen It icpieseuted bhe held Ins hands
tight in hers and then en his shoulders and
then hair way aieund his nisk. I have
seen tliolineuiitaln maid Mint. .She beg in
deliberately te say, Mam Minting then
she repeats, M must faint,' and llnallv
dccMica she 'will just be ical down sick If
she doesn't faint.' Are these true ro!loc re!loc ro!lec
tions of rciuinliie f ilutlng oil the stage ?
" 1 am iilraid the lesources or tcMiinenv
will be exhaustisl liefme giving us anV
rules for agenuine lalnt. Theio is sin h ail
lulililte variety of phases that ciKllllcailen
or laws et fainting is impossible. I conless
1 don't knew when a faint isa nitural iihe iihe iihe
iioiiieueu and w hen it w a line art."
There aie ether lc.it ures of fainting weith
attention, as the ability of the fainter te
get ready Ter the orateii. Theio aie
Rises en record where tlie paity fainting
has walked away from the ciewd and
climbed a Kink in enler te lalnt against a
particular tiee.
Drowned In lx Inches or Water.
Frem thcHprtnxllelit lti)ailillc.in.
A MX.-uliar dii.wuiug acvidenl eceiirred
Weduisxluy near the jail, In I'ittblleld,
whero Mr. llice is cutting a strcnt tlireugli
his recent purchase of land and making
ether lmpiecineuts. Henry Heberts, a
grandson of (.'. U. Wutklns, was looking
about the place, and while-walking acie-s
a plank laid ever a dltch.was attaeked w ith
an epileptic lit. He fell Mce downward
into tlie ditch, and lay en his face in about
Mx Inches or water. Ne enu saw him fall,
and being helpless he drowned licfoie he
could i ivecr Milll.ientlv le help himself.
ramllteH er.Mliifii, siiilui'iiiK.
The coal miners in Spring Valley. JIM.
jiels, have Iwen liK-kud out since Mav Ibt
bccaiiM, they w etild net1 agree te a reduei
tlen In wages. The town lias decreased in
iwpillatlen Irem 6,000 te 3,500 In conne cenne
j . Most of thobe who have gene
away aiuien, leading laige numbers or
women and children unprevided for.
There h said te l grwt dUtreVuid desti-
tutlen and many famlUefrare absolutely
without Med. , . 1 ,
The strHce of the saw inlrT tHftti at Ilnnger,
Maine, is spreading, nndvnboet 500 men in
llve tnllliare new out.
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May Itcnnlr the, Canal.
I'rem tlie llattlinern Hun.
Mr. i:nech I'ratt, a illre-.-ter In tlie Hus
(Uelinmta and Tldewater Canal company,
said yesterdays " I take It for granted
the Head I m: railroad will repair tlie Bus-
quehannaiv Tldewater canal after having
snent millions ofdellars en It. and also Ik-
cause the eniinl Is net very seriously
deninged. It Is net dauwged se hndly as
in prei letis 3-cars. 1 should think thcre Is
no doubt almut this canal being rcialred.
If the Heading read docs net repair
the canal Idnrylnnd cannot be se
cheaply supplied with Pennsylvania an an
thmclte real as at present. Should tlin
canal net be repaired the coal for Maryland
would have te ceme by railroad via Wil
mington, Delaware, and tlicuce ever the
Philadelphia, Wilmington ,c liattlmere or
llalllmerc A. Ohie railroads, or coma by
rail along llie east side of Husniichnuna
river, and tlicuce le Haltlmore. The Mils
(pichanna it Tidewater canal reaches
Irem Havre dn drace te Colum
bia, Pa., a distance of about forty
miles. The Heading railroad owns the
wiinln ( euccrn. It owns alt the stock, and
litely inade a contract with the Mate nf
Maryland by which Maryland aecepts the
paltrvsuui or ?aP,000 per vcar Instead of
Jruum per year en Its lean br l,oeo,l)uO te
the canal. The only Intercut Maryland has
In the canal Is te himillalllmnreaiid Mary
land supplied with anthracite eeal, and tlie
J2n,noe iKir year tube piid by the Heading
railroad." President Charles K. Mayer, of
the 11. it O. railroad, Is picidcnt of the
Kunipichanua A Tidewater Canal company.
Ne right, Se Prayer.
I'lctieil npnrie.it liy tliet'lilruge Herald.
A group of naval efllcers weie indulg
ing the ether day In reminiscences or the
war, when one of llicm told llie following
yarn :
"Jiirly en th morning or December '11,
18fil," he said, "Admiral Perter signaled
te the licet before Pert Fisher 'Oct under
way and fellow me.' The ship te which I
belong was assigned, In the pregramme, te
a position between two liemiads close
under the fort. We antic Ipated het mid
terrible work. The flagship led the way,
and was appieaching within range, when
Lieutenant Commander H , of my ship,
nrdcied all hands called te muster. The
brawny tars gilheicd all en the ciuarter
decU, with thenllleeiN hi thelrusual tilaccs,
ami our commander began te lead fiem
llie prayer book the 'Player Ilcrore Hat
tin," It was a solemn moment; none
knew who or hew many among us might
suddenly be usliere.l Inte the piescnce of
the Cled of Unities. Our commander fcad
a though he felt it; Ihe whole ship's com
pany weie awed and hushed, and the
thinhhlug of the engines and wash of water
along the slde seemed prctermitti rally
loud. When about half through a signal
was repeited from the llugshlp:
" 'Come te anchor In your Hisltlen.'
"When It was read te our coniiuander a
sudden l evulsien or fecllngrameeicrhiui.
Threw lug down the piaycrboek upon Ihe
nnicii, ucexciantiisi
"'Well, I'll be iri'm going le urav
we ain't a-goingte light! Pipe down 1";
Plenty tiPi'line te See tlie Dull.
I'reni the Connecticut Wi stern New .
A man out in the Holds wanted te Inspect
mere closely a three-year old hull. He
bellow etl at him and succeeded In attiait
lug bin attention. His hullship thought
soine of tlie neighboring bulls had gel Inte
his territory and cainn up with head down
and uestills extended, and lite In his eve;
piepared te light, but rertumitely for ihe
nan theie happened te bn an appln trce
closeiit hiuul, which heMtccccdcdlii dodg
ing behind just as the hull inadna dive ler
hhn, striking the Iree jiluuib in the centre,
which, luckily was just tlie light sie te IH
between his liei ns, thus holding him fast
for a moment, which gave the lilghtcnr-d
man a chance le use his horns as a stoi stei
laddcr, thus enabling him te climb thntice,
whero he amused himself threw ing apples
at the Infuriated bull, who steed under
neath pawlug diitiiml bellowing until bis
owner came after the cows in the ewmlng
and droNehlni away.
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OOD'HHAItHAl'AlllI.bA.
SPRING MEDICINE
Isa necessity Willi nearly er.i body. Tlierim
iIuhii, llrcil iniiilltlen at this season is dim te
Impurities In tlui lilixi.1 wliltli lime leeumnla.
Iildiiriiii; ilm w lull r, and which must he r.
IK'llcd Ifjeu wish lercel well. HikI'k HareaM
rllln theiutis'lily purities mill Il11ll7.es llie
I1I001I, cicaliw a Rinnl appetite, cures bilieusness:
and heiulatiie, kiMs healthy arlleii te the kid
ih'JkiuhI liver, nnd Imp.iit.H te Ilm whole liedy
11 ruilns of health anil utrniRth. This paring try
HOOK'S SAU.SAPAHII.I.A
"I take ll(Kl'sSarMiiuirllla eiry jear as a
npiliiK tealc, with most satisfactory result.'
('. t'uiMH.n,;tl'IIlrl(li;cstrcct,llroeliljii, N, Y.
Heed's tMirMipiirllla Purified in liluod,gne
inc r-t 1 imikIIi mid eereaine the licndiiilie and
dlrrlncKK, se Hint I nm able le work again. I
icceiiiiiirnit lle(KpsMara(arllla toetliriswliiNi
lileist In thlu or Inipiue, ami w he led worn out
or run down." I.utukii Naxen, Iincll, .Mas.
CllKATIW AN APPiri'lTi:
" Willi tlie tint bettlu of ilind-nSarsaparlllii
my hcadai'he mtlrely dUnppenred, nnd where
iMifeni I could net nmsti-r upanapictlln rermy
incals, I cannot nou-i;etcnem;li minis tesallsry
my npiH'llte. I am al present taking my serniul
bottle." Wll.l.lAM Ul.vsiNU, Pest (I. A. It.,
Nrcnali, Win.
N. H, If you decide te (alie Hood'sKiiRnpn Heod'sKiiRnpn Hoed'sKiiRnpn
rllla de net he Induced le buy any ether.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
HeMliynlldiiiKKlsts. Jl ; klx for fG. Prcpaied
only by C. I. HOOD A CO.. Lewell, .Mass.
100 DO.SI-S ONK DOI.hAU
IVUiu-cditiii'eun.
HVAN.VSONS.
These Are Trying Times.
t llii'j melrjlm; times In ineic senses than
ene; and every geed heusewire l;no tliedlltl
culty or having iciHHl.Kwis-t bread In viry het
Meuther. Hut this task may l rendered loin.
imratlcl easy by IimxIiik ihe rlslit kind et
1 lour, and eerj one nhe has used It admits
that
LEVAN'S FLOUR
IslheltlKlilKlud, Try It, and You'll liny It.
Levari & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
ds-ld
1AI1IKS' "
J MJIMUtri.UOITH I1AIU
fil'l'KHI'btimtS IIAlll
si'i'i:itri.uiiiirt liAiit
Kl'l'KltPI.t'Ol'S 11AIH
011 the iipis-r lip. chin, threat and cheeks de.
strojidfeioxcr wltheul siln, scar or Irace by
llie i;ieelrlc Neislle operation by Dr. J. Van
H)ck, Klis'tre Hiirvisiu, 10 North i:icenth
Mrcct, l'lilladelpliia. This Is the only liutlnsl
111 thu world that destroys the roots setliehnlr
can nuxcr crewr again. IU-iecuiIht this (Hie
iiwi or dcpllnlnilcii, tlie tnis?zci, scissors and
raroreuly iiiakutliesniialrsiiren mirsr, stiller,
darker iiiidjuiure nutuueul. Ifjeu linvelmlrs
oil venr I.Kujeu will curry lliein le the gniw
Willi seu unless Mill have them deslrexsl by
the l.lei-trlc.Visslle. lr. Van Dick ImsmUnu
tages eer all ethem lueletirle ejHrathiK, He
wuu the second phsslclan in the nerlil te n-r.
form this oiicruileu. lluhuseenitcd for Ihlr
tis?n yearn, and the demand fur Ills scr lies has
tin reused se Unit lie lias )ilin up nllellieriir.ic.
I IfUl Illlll 1 iL IU !! M..... r. . ..I .. It .. '
"ii-i')i-i, i.u-eunu niKiy. ijuitrsisl Veins of
the niwj iiiiil lac, by the Kleetrlu Nunllc. nn
cxclushe 1 kprvlulty, HiiihtiIueiu hair Isa sen.
ltle subjis't with every refined ladv, and tlie
doctor ebscrcs the strictest irluey lnecry
case, and necr puiillshes certfllcati of curi-s.
llu imiubers among Ills, patrons many of our
leading society ladles from awry part of the
1 mm try. Yeu can consult II tin with cry com
ilenw. Ifyeu haw thin obnoxious greulh of
hair, hu It ewr se slight or Ihe rewrsc, don't
negl's-t II iinellur day, hut consult Iir. Van
link aleiicu- Heek frw. Advlie free. Tein.s
within the means efcviry eiih; don't iieulis-t
your case another day. Consult Dr. Van fhilj
nteeic. (mleunud esnillnf Kxiin.s, w North
laeeiith strist. Hours, U toil ; Snndnjs, 10 le.l.
ai) Dr. Van Djik, Klcetre Surgeon ull'lill.
Hiltljihla, bus beun culled te Umcustvrle treat
several seclelvludlen, und can lw ceusulbsl at
the nte en Heuse, i Parlors C and I)), ljini
VCf "- fr,m '"ndiiy, June , teSatuntay,
i?,Ve.r'-.,,"nr" "i1" m"" during this 1,1
f LVTl'.! a ''"'"'ht ef ucr patient. cu
iwuij'tly, . (vlMwd
ytkxtmaUt'.
rnu.Ab;LrMtA,Tacy, Jane 35, IM.
Blue, lyityx Blue. One of
the quickest colors of the sea
son in Dress 'Goods. Every--body
seems te want it. But
the dyenian can't foresee your
choice. Heaps and heaps of
the stuffs get their color before
you begin te pick. Who could
knew that you'd snap up Navy
en sight ? Of course it's scarce.
But you'd hardly mistrust it
here.
We were short en Navy
Mehairs for a little while, and
for a day or se en Navy Glo Gle Glo
riesa. That's, all. Net that
new. Come for Navy Blue in
any going stuff; you'll find it in
Mohair Cashmeres
Gloriosa Serges
Nun's Veiling Camel Hair
Challis Jacquards
Albatross Flannels
Silk Warp Henriettas
and in almost any ether weave
that you care te ask for.
The ie and 50c Ginghams
that went te 25 and 2TlAc are
precisely the same as some of
the finest Scotch Zephyrs we
have. If makers could fore
cast the marketyeu'd never get
such a present.
Northeast of centre
Ner anything like the Black
All-wool Challis at 25c. The
French at just twice as much is
no smoother, no better wool
no mere skill in the weaving.
Perhaps a trifle finer wool
that's all.
Northwest or centre.
Black Figured Dress Nets ;
Normandy Val., Torchon, Ori
ental, and Irish Point Laces are
especially price-eloquent just
new.
Chestnut street side, east of Main Aisle.
Have you noticed hew a
thoroughly geed Canvas Shee
stands the cutting and scratch
ing of sand at the shore and
stones and stubs in the moun
tains'? Of course the slimpsy,
slcasy affairs, with "pancake"
soles, go te bits in a hurry. We
don't deal in them ; they're a
nuisance. But an honest, well
made Canvas Shee is a joy as
well as a thing of beauty.
Trim, tough, easy, springy.
They don't seg and change
color for a wetting. Se light
that you can wear them long
without weariness.
Plenty of shoes geed enough
for dry, careful use are net
right te knock about in.
Misses' and Children's Brown
Canvas, trimmed with russet
goat, button or lace, $1.25.
Olive Canvas, ooze trimmed,
button or lace, $1.50.
Misses' Drab Canvas, ooze
trimmed, opera tee, lace, 52.50.
Women's Brown Canvas,
russet goat trimmings, 51.50;
black, with black dongela trim
mings, $1.50 ; brown, with dark
brown goat trimming, $1.50;
black, with copper ooze trim
mings, $1.75.
Men's Geld Canvas, russet
trimmings, 52.
Market street front, est of Main Aisle.
About five hundred Men's
English Cassimere Coats go
from $5 te 53 te-day. Net an
atom of reason in the Coats
themselves for any such price
slump. The cloth is of fine
quality, the styles correct, the
make, finish and fit right.
Modest plaids and stripes, in
gray, light and dark brown,
blue and slate effects.
Fer either street or house
wear. Precisely the easy, care
less, always-ready sort of coat
that nicks into every man's
needs somewhere.
Market stictt side.
Seme spick and span White
Marseilles Bed Spreads, in new
patterns. Just out of the Cus
tem Heuse. Medium te fine
quality, 54.50 te $10.50 each.
The " Exhibition " Spreads are
of geed quality Marseilles, with
woven colored figures en Avhite
grounds, 53 te 57.50.
All the old standbys. Think
of a full size, fast black, white
Marseilles Spread at 52 !
Near Women's Wtiltlitx Heom,
Jehn Wanamaker.
rpm: hivai, pepntain pi:.v tiumhxt
1 and ehenis-st in Hie market II karat geld
pen. Hard rnblicr holder, newr gets out of
order, easily tilled. Call and examine before
puichiisliigclsculiuc. At HltlSMAN'tttivntV
PurutshliiK bleie. li West King sliutl.
et:
HAM.
We desire local! llhn attention of consumers
eflsttaui (loedsnnd KniMnecis' tstippllts, te our
l.ircc and urlcd stock or I'ipem Vidws, Cocks,
.Malleable and Cast Iren Killings, Aslnttes,
Vulcibcsten and Usudtirlaii, (sheet. Piston nnd
Valve Packings; hcetch and lied l.lne Helleet
Ing Gauge Dlasses, htenm ltndluters nnd titc.nn
limiting Apparatus; .Set and Cap Screws, and
In fact almost ever) thing required by steam
uscrs.and all of which lie eiler nt prices which
we guarantee te be lower than tnose of any
ether dealer In this vicinity.
We have positively the largest stock, und be
ing connected with the Telephone l chance,
are prewired te receive and till all orders In the
shortest lKwslble time. When in want of new
tiling In our line, call en us for prices and vie
will convince ou of our ability and w tiling.
ness e wive 011 Meney, Delay and Vexation.
Our Lnllltfes for liiriihdiiug Ilmjlnes, Hellers,
Shanlug, I'ullejs, ll.in;ers,bss-lal Machinery,
I'luinlnis' and lias M tiers' Toels, Patterns,
Medtls.und Iren and Units Castings, and ter
the prompt repair of all kind of iiiiuhlnerv arc
unexcelled In Iiueaster, ami u !cM'Ufully
solicit u share of our patronage.
Central Machine Works,
ni a isi xeitrn c inusTiANsntEKr,
I-tNCasTF.K, l'A,
flood Werk, IteasenniJie t'liarges, J'renipt
uv, 'feepieue couiiectleii ilXruit
trru.
UIVIDnCL-LM
HEADQUARTERS
AT TIIB-r
MAMUFAGTU1I1S.
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAH,
14 EAKT KINO HTKECT.
yHepnlrlng and Itccevcrlng a Specially.
BpMmdSAK
Cltttta flail.
-ITIOII AMAHTIN.
FRUIT JARsT"
JELLY TUMBLERS I
AT
CHINA HALL.
Masen Fruit Jars in Pints,
Quarts and Half Gallens. The
celebrated. Lightning Jars in
Quarts and Half Gallens ; this
jar has no superior in the mar
ket. Jelly Tumblers in any
quantity. All at Bettem Prices.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King St.
OHMM
)avttraa.
TTAUNEfsR.
HARNESS.
HABERBUSH'S
30 Centre Square,
JiANCAHTKR, PA.
Saddles,
Harness,
LAP BLANKETS,
Trunks, Bags, Harness Oil,
AND
General Stable Supplies,
-AT-
(HUCCBiSOK TO M. ItADKItnUHrl A SON.)
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HORSE HEADS.
Serial "Uoticee.
ITlHTATnoi'MAMOkl.iJIlAltl.lAliATl-fel'
U tlie city of Ijineanter, ileeeaseil. Ia't
teiH of ailinlnlstratlen en said estate IiiiIiik
leen cianteil le tlin tlli(lersli;iieil, all persons In
ilnliteil thereto are ieciiesled te iimke Iniineili
nle iu ineiii, and tliis.n liavlni; elalniH or tie
iiiiiikIs lik'iilnM Hie Kline, trill present tliem
ss Itlteiil delay for fcettlenient te tlic under
blitned, resldlni; In 1'emiea tewnshli!. Lnneaster
comity. 1:1,1 K. MYI.IN,
Adnilnlstraler.
K. II. Nenril, Attorney. niy7-tettlTn
ISTATK eVr AJIOS" 1'UNK, "l,TK OK
;j Uuieaster township, deceased, letters of
adinl nlstratien eiimiIiI (slnle Inivlng heeii
p rallied tellieniiderslKiied,iill Mrsens Indebted
tlieretoanieniested te iniike Iniinedlate pa
ment, anil tlio-.e having claims or deiniinils
UKalnst the Niine, will present them without
delay for Kelllement te the niiderslKiied, rcsld-
niK In and near Uincaster.
KUHAN A. FUNIC,
..uunii iiitiirr,
Administrator.
Ilnnu'N A- llr.NBKi,, Atternejs. iiilWtdTnll
"lilueic.
"A rUHICAI. IIAUUAINs!
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
Have tlie Largest and Klnest Hteck of I'lunes
and Orcaiu te lie seen In Ijineaster.
In our Small Warn lVpartinent en will find
llarinimleas, Aeeordeens, Violins, llanjes, Oul
tarsand Hinall .Mnskal Instruments of cery
description.
rinest ImiHirted StrltiRs. llcadqiiarlern for
all Ihe Ijitesi .Veieltlcsln Our Line. I'rlrejfimr
antis?d te lie thu Lewest.
hlieet miislcKOld at one-third leiH Ihanrata Ihanrata Ihanrata
Iokiie jnrlraiiil mailed leall parts of the coun
try. Tun tiers will please wrlla for Keclal
Prices.
Heceiid-Uand llargnln Deparlment ; One Ies.
ter Kiiinirc. I'lnne, almost new; ene Oiehle
fsiiiare, one Ueaitien, ene Sew knclund all In
geed elder, and the prices will milt en; ene
IhUliiK Square l'l.ine a Kreat Imiizaln. flood
tsoeiul Hand Organs at prlics that will surprise
yen.
KIRK JOHNSON & CO.,
Ne. 2i Wint Kins Htnel.
ea-I', 8.- I'iancM, Organs and I'lne Furniture
mecd. Call nnd examine the Ner llarrli
.Musle Illmlers n'.'llvd.lw
Eitomcx'e.
(1 lVIIl'H.M'ALL
-van-
Baby Carriages,
LAWN MOWERS,
Refrigerators
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
CROQUET, LAWN TENNIS,
BASE BALL Q00DS.
W. D, SPRECHERJ SON & CO,,
31 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
lilHrta-Tn.ThtM
COM.AUS AND CUrKH THK I-VTIXT,
the most ilesi ruble, und most coinfertahlo
sliaMst and tlc any hire, at KUIMMAN'H
Gent' I'nrnlshliig Htere, ti West Kins trts.-t.
Vrenri: te tke.si'akhkii.s and eun
.l NI'.HS. All iierseus are lierehy ferlildden
te treswwien any of Ihe lands of the Cornwall
.jidHiK-edwell estates In IUineii or Ijincaster
vsiantles, whether Inclesisl or iinlnclesed, either
for the piirHisu of khoetlin: or tlshlng, usUm
law will Imi rlKldly enfenssl against all trisv.
passing en Mhl laiidn of the undersigned alter
thU notice.
W.M. COI.K.M AN FUEKJIAN,
KV. C. KltKKSIAN,
Atteruefc for It. W. Celemnii's Helre.
Sai.imi:n.-vk wimii a fi:v.mi:n te
ell our Koedn hyiuiinple te.tbe wheleiuile
und retail trade. Largest manufacturers In our
Hue. Knelestf v-eent stump. Wage ft per day,
lVruiaiieiil pusltleu. .Ne IHlals unsMerisJ.
Meney ndunciTl'rnr wages, mli rllslng, etc.
Cr'NTKNNJAl.MAN'F'O CO.,
uprlJ-Wdifxi ClnclMatl,OIUe.
Cms. I Haberbush's,
' Wtlw..A
TIT Z. ftKQ
DS AftOM.
i
V it
T
XJk 'l jS
III
LOW PRICES.
Following will be found Hat of goed-lor prlced-alwayi in ear cteckt Child'
OeldKlngt-rning,2V Misses' Oeld Finger ning, 75c.; ladles' Geld Pinter Rlnt,l.W
Hlee-eBottens,25c.,,'0c.,l.00j Cellar Ration, Z'. te tlJBOi Diamond Cetter BaMetii,
18.00; lAdlM'nud Misses llreastplns, 2.V. lefl.OO; Mourning Plan and F-arrlngn, 35c. te
I6.00; BrceleU,SSc.leIO; Nickel Cleclu,tlXOi S-Pay Mantle Clecki,K.TS; Liidles'UeM
Wtchc, li7; Nlckfl Watches, II.OOj Bllvr Watrlies, HO.
Rrpalrlng In all braucliea by geed workmen and all work warranted.
H. 2. RHO ADS & SON,
Ne. 4 WEST
tTftvpct
B
AROAINHI
Shirk's Carpet Hall I
-
FOIt
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &e.
We Have the Laree.it and Biwr Stock in the Cur.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS.
Oer. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
CTIethtitri.
1889
HPHINO
NOVKLT1FJ1I
-AT-
1889
H. GERHARTS.
The most complete Rwertmcnt of Bprtntr
Overceating English Cheviot, Diagonal and
CasMinere Hulling and Treusering that has ever
been shown In this city. Workmanship tlie
best nnd nil goods warranted n renrr tented.
H. OKIlllAnT,
Ne. North tiuccn Htreet.
-Only Direct Importing Tailor in the City
of Lancaster.
s
TOP! THINK I
At till day, when competition Is great, the
customer leeks te ee Who aises.Net Piemlscs
-HAHOAINH.
Cuntemer, Step I Think I Who pay for ex ex
tcnMe advertisements 7
We de net Advcrtlse llargnlns, Clearing Sales,
etc., hut give you the benefit of that which
ethers gletlic printer.
Our Counters Contain All Hint Is New In
SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS AND
SPRING OVERCOATS."
Our Prices arc llie iKiwest Possible todojns tedojns todejns
tlco te customer nnd eursch en.
NOS. S34AND a0 WEST KINO BTHECT.
marlfUlmd
T
O CLOTHING UUYEH8.
LGansman&Bre.
Best Goods
-FOIt THE-
Least Lexiey T
Durable Pants at 11V, 75c. S.V, J1.00.
Dress Pants at I1..V1, f.'.O), tJJj.1, J.l.00, SI.OO.
Scotch Cheviot Suits at 50, !S, 10.
Fine English Weisted Coats nnd Vests at
KUjO, tS, JIO, (lZ.
A Finn Line of 1'rlnce Albert Suits nt $10. 12.
S14,10,tll8.
Serge Coats nnd Vests at SifiO, M.(10, $1.00.
Secisuelter Coats and Vests at We and (1.00.
Heys at re.
niack Alpacca Crwls nt 11.00, JI.S'i, SlJiO, II.7S,
j-.'.oe, 8j.se. '
Fln Hundred Children's Pants nt 20, 25 nnd
60 cents.
A Ijirge Assortment of Children's' Suits, (1.00,
Sl.li'., S1.60. (l.T.'i, (2.
lk'tter Suits al KM, $.1, J.1.M, (1.
SEE OUH
English Serge Suitings te Order,
In Illack and Ultie, at (12. They aie Geed
Value for the .Meney.
97T All goods Mild from new en nt almost
One-Half Original Price.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
S. W. CORNER OF ORANGE, LANCASTER, PA.
Jj- Notiennected Willi any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
goelto.
H
Eltlt'B HOOKSTOHi;.
TABLETS
1'OIt 1U'SINFvS MEN.
Special Jeb Leis of PENCIL
TAHLETS for Oltlce Use, at
Special Bettem Prices,
rCome and Examine
Kunplcs
AT
L B. HERR'S,
M 55 N. QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTElt, l'A.
-T ANCASTEH HlOllhCHOOU
1889. CLASS 1889.
AT
G, L. FONDERSMITH'S
BOOK, STATIONERY & ART STORE.
Can UuSccn home lleautlful
Il.l.l'STHATKO POK.MS, CAHI) CASKS,
OOl.I) l'KNH AND .STKIU.INT!
SII.VKIt HDl.DHltS,
(501,1) AND SILVKU I'KXCII.S,
WIUT1XO CASICS,
XOVi:i.TIli IX CHAMOIS SKIX,
Ac, Ac, At'.,
Sultahle for Graduating Presents.
46 East King Street.
tfa-Opposlte Court Heuse. ni20-lfd
r
Attcvttcue.
Y U1HEK S. KAUFFMAN,
ATl-OHNEV-AT-LAW.
Second Fleer Eshlciuan Law Bulldlnj. Ne. 4.1
XerlliUukcHiretU arrJ-iydiw
fl
" ,
KINO STREET.
f&ttll.
B
AUOA1N81 .
lethiitr.
M
ahtin nnea.
After Saturday's trade, the
Busy
busy dny.ef the week, we
nre again ready with het
weather garments for all
s
I zes and ages, whether It la a
Days,
.! Kilt for a hey of three or a
Bull rer a man eTrlghty yenrs In thin and cool,
but strong nnd (tumble, Serges, Cheviots and
Light Weight Cfuslmerc made up stylish
nnd nt prices that jeu'll wonder hew tlipr
can he made. Men s Suits In Light Weight
Cnsslmeres, Cheviots and Serges, (8.00 te
810.00. Heys' Suits, natty styles, geed finish,
strong material, well made, J3.00 te 115.09.
Many patterns te select from. We glve Little
Ueys' Suits much uttentlen, and see Hhnt style
nre right, thnt the cloth lsofthebcst,nnd make
and finish ahec the average. Kilt and line
Pant Suits, 12 loS8,llleusoValsl.x. Hhlrt Waists,
1 est Hack Hese, Heys' Onure Shirts and Draw
ers. Men's French Iinlurlggnn Shirts nnd
Drawers, fiOc : Jean nnd Naln 7.oek Drawers, 25e
nndCOc. Light Weight Chcv lets, Scetcti Flan
nel and Silk Stripe Shirt. Hose nnd Suspen
ders. Many new things In Silk and Grenadine
Neckwear, Washable Silk. Percale nnd Pique
In Feur-lii-Hand nnd Windsors.
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing,
Custom Tailoring and
Furnishing Goods,
NOB. 20 AND 28 NOUTH QUEEN STREET.
TVTVEnS A IIATJIFON" "
SERGK.S AXD FLANMDLS
ren
NUMMCH COMFORT.
AVi: INVITK AX INSPECTION'
OK OUIl DISPLAY OF
SKRGKS AXD FLANNKI.S
FOB
SUMMER WEAR,
TO ORDER
WE I1AVJ-: THEM IX ULUK,
HLACK, KEVERAL SHADES
OF HROWX, C.REYS AXD
MAXY LK5HT COLORS. TO
ORDER FROM $lrt TO fi5.
MYERS .V RATHFOX,
RF.LIAHLE CLOTHIERS,
XO. 12 EAST KIXG STREET,
LAXCASTER, PA.
"W
ILLIAMSON A lOSTEIt.
BOY'S LIGHT-COLOHED
SAILOR SUITS,
In Striped French Flannel.
Hey's Jersey Cleth Sailor Suits in Dark lllus,
Hub and Drab.
Gray Cleth Sailor Suits, (1.7S.
HOY'S SUMMER SUM'S,
In Light Colored l'hc lets and Casslmcret,
Fashionable and Durable, (.", K (7.
Gents' Sumuu r Scrge, In Hlue and Stene
Drewn, it), f 10, IIJ.
Gents' and Hey's Summer Pantaloons, (1.60,
(.',S2.W,(S.
FLAXXEL. ... - SILKS.
Our Line or bummer Flannels and Silk
sunn's
Cannet he Equallid for Quality and Price.
Flannels from 11.00 te 12.50.
Silks and Strl-d Silks, from (2.73 te (V7.i.
Ijirgu Stock of Deiiiel l'lai. litis froinilete
73c.
THE nnvr
ljullcs' Hright Deugela Flelblu Sole Shee,
with square or round tees, straight button lllei
und straight lops in the innrkcl. Call and sea
them, as they will stand Inspection. Madote
catch the p rand tit the feel. Has all the st vie
desired In higher priced goods, and our price is
HOT WEATHER HATS.
Fer a cool, coinfertahlo hat, our line nf Strnw
nats is coniecd or Mackluaws, .Manillas, Pan
anias. Canten Milaus, Englisli Webslcrs nnd
the Mnmlllla Hark.
Alse a full line or Full Mints- Light Sen Hats
and all shades and sluies or IJght Pis-kel and
htlll Hals, and every wirUtv of Children's
Hats, Caps. Steamers and Tarn O'Shautcrs.
AlseUidles' Sailor Hats villi while, black or
colored liauds. All at any down prices.
Williamson & Fester,
ati-38 EAST KING ST., LANCAHTEIt, PA.,
AXD
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