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THE LANCASTER DAILY rtTOELLIGEtfOERn THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1889.
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'J.BTE1NMAN. U t
CBAHLBBSTEINMAN FOLT, Editor.
,H5 HOBEHT CUARK, ItthllMfr.
DAILY INTELLlaENCER.-Pnblhhl
ttrf day In the year, hut Sunday, tfcrvcd
.TCMTirn in thlt.cliy Ana urrminains
tatra at tea cceU k work. Br malt nre del-
layMrluiuvancc; 60 cent n month.
i
it INTKI.LIQENCF.R-Ont dollar nnd
Mil' eMt jmr, In ndviwce.
nCETOftUBSClttnEaS-Kcmltby check
or pottefllce order, nnd where neither et
eB M procured vend in a registered
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klcred ftt the Postefflcc, second das mull
' - AfiDMss, TBS WTKtUOEKCEK,
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ULKOAiTER, PA.,
Jane 27, 1889.
"i i . .
Stam Cameren's Cairer.
's rMmen Cameren Is dead In the fullness
rf yearn and prosperity, leaving the
lawen of a long public life for llie eiwcr-
Tatlen of the world. He lins left ninny
friends; and the sharnncmef thecnmlty
irhlch he abundantly excited during his
irauuiig puunc career nns uccn nicuen cu
Lvythe many years of his rellreiiient.
.Of the dead we are told te spenk nothing
:but geed : but this injunction does net
fairly apply concerning the man who ban
,'erned such distinction in life its te make
hls death a matter of national note nnd
'ibfcnll for comment tineu his life by the
'ribilc. teTcsh. Slnce it is neccwarv for
.fs fenncnk of rslttinn Oniiipnui'n rnivcr
"ti-t , ,. ..t it ... u
Llv s-nu umj pjiviiiv 01 it ua u nvu i.
s i 'i.j ... ii.i ii i.. ii... iir.. ..r ........
!. fuu ucw milt un uiu inui'i ii ny
piMlccefmful man that has at Inst goue
fc'i'nut. He nttnlnnl lili'li nnnillnn mid
! I e - I
r:C. Uhrn .., 111. n.i1 niilni'ml vnrw
Btrit"" """ " v.ijsyvi. -.J
,jnany mera than tlie average years
rxaiieiicu lemnn, nmia ine luxuries and
'rfjeomferts wcured by wcnltli and the
ifi&'pleasures which a social disposition
;;vana an aluindnuce of friends bronchi te
U Lis d Kir. He made a business of jKilltlri,
:iand it was ivt'cullarlv adniitcd te his
Y talents. He had n tltt'ji knowledge of
-JSiA .. .1 .-.- 1.. I. .....111..
vf.nn'ii mm n line npiuire in minium
Eminem. Tfimiigiintil ills career no tiiuiti
' Stained the repute of loyally te his
"tt0 friend, whom he fnuircd at any cost te
,ne eiucr lenews. mm was me strong
isslbuntlnuen en which lie built, as n mat
yCter of policy, net of honesty ; for honesty
El wanetliislrtue. Jn fact, he had no
rVu scruples in seeking his ends; nnd this
fl may or may net have Ikcii a cmim of
bis success. He Mould have had a
igN Bwtficr rvpuuiiKiii 11 no mm imami neii-
prmtKr hi ms nicineus, uui no may
net have gained ns many lleshpets ;
or perchance he may have wen nioie
ii? AnilnriiK? mira. ttn nevnr iviniln ilie
venture; se we cannot Judge whether
epesiy weuki 111 ine euu nave own ins
iSi better rwllcv. as It is deelarcsl te be of
imen generally.
iuu ii in iiwiui'w in iiiiiuii v iiiiirii'll n
rg-auccess, regardless of idcIIieiIm, his
vwilllli1!!! liiiiifira. lilu liinir llfn lilq iiinn
;r - i r --, ,.
friends, his wealth, and his ihwohsIeii
JMfif most of the things that nre supposed
K te make life lovely that ills career, and
fM: the many like tnrccrs In our country,
threaten te demoralize the rising genera
tions. Bimen Cameren was net great In the
possession of nuy shining ipinllty. He
vas net an orator nor a writer nor had he
great executive capacity. He was great
v-j? nuiy us a Jiuiiiipuinier 01 men. 11 11-
eui money aim wniieiu cuiieaueu, no
! sprang from a hard life of xveily Inte
'the arena of the world with a ravenous
' appetite and neiestrniniiig principle, te
wrest from It atl that he could reach.
Naturally from such a beginning be
glided into the Minions methods which
bis nature supplied ; and of whose suc
cess he presents as shining an example
our country ntlbrds, amid the many
tnat nave risen te de them homage.
We can hardly fail te own that te the
many the success of Hlinen Cameion
neems enviable, wen however it was ;
and hew then can we exeet tlie lessens
6f honesty taught the youth te bear their
geed fruit in the man ? Simen Cameren's
career simply says "get there." He
undoubtedly reached a high position in
the world j and ns clearly reached it
regardless of the niernlity of the
methods. He was entlslled with his
success, nnd had no trouble of conscience
te disturb the serenity of his latter
years, nor ills of body te give it pain.
It is true that his name w ill net be
illustrious in history ; but he had noue
of the great (pialltles that make
famous records. He has done nelli-
-4PK for ills country. Aet a deed
of grelHV"s stands te his credit
despite his ITntu-iimlty In the cabinet
and the Senate.
He did all for himself and his friends,
te whom he wns a mighty put veyer. He
was successful but net noble. His career
would tempt the greedy but net the
honorably ambitious. The successful
ambition that history records amid ior ier
funie, is that of (lie man who alms high
aud does great deeds for the w erld. The
pet-hunter has none, of its fragiaucc.
England ami Portugal.
The English dream of founding an
other empire in Africa ; and of into a
geed deal has been said of the advan
tages of a mere steady ndhcrcnee te the
plan of extending Untish power north
ward from the southern extremity of
'the continent, new tlnnly held. The
trouble with Portugal ever a railroad te
DelBgea Bay, is evidentlya inove in this
game of cemjuest, for that feeble el'd na
tion is tlie only bar te England's pro
posed advance. The Pertugese claim
the country from Delagoa Hay clear
across te the w est coast, where they have
a short line of railway and several an
cient and meuldy settlements in a fer
tile and populous country. They deal
in ivory, use slave caravans, nnd have
dnnelittle or nothing towards tlie de
velopment of the country. They are
bound te give way sooner or later
before the energetic advance of
the British, and te-day's dispatches
indicate surprise that se feeble a power
should venture te stnnd in tlie way of
British advance. It is explained by
a rumor that Germany is backing Portu Pertu
gese rcslt-tanee.and this is net altogether
improbable. It may l that as France
and England quarrelled ever the eon
quest of India, England and Germnny
re destined te wrangle ever Africa. If
this rumor proves true the advocates of
the southern route of coneue-st will In.
"ftaJly disappointed asene of their strong
v ftrgQK'WMiB wus him Ejigtunu could se
ftdvab'iever nn'f the continent without
f tnceuiWcrlug any hnpertaut European
r rivals. hfirA Salisbury Ktinsdetcrnilned
; te bring tl matter te a decisive crisis
ndbasnetle, 1'mtugalthat she has no
right te rcfusXte submit te arbitration
be British reWsi r ierniisslen te
build railway Jhl her dominions. This
Is very belligerent alk, but if llitimmck
te backing the Porttigese it will amount
te nothing
: at presenU.
Fer aTklrJI
"c Fer aTklrJITerui.
t1"" fnt.. T..iiI.1Iauii it illlll lillt'n tini.it-
OT IKJIHUtlVdlW ui ..rr. .M. . t.WJIII-
ftted Feraker for a thlrti term of the
yuvifaersblp ; aud the fwir iuference
wemM Ik that U U M very gertl mau aud
has made n Aery geed governor. ;4"he!
facts de net sustain in, suggemleB; as'
generally tegaruVl. I Feraker la afoer
stlckuHoscennieslttlbe CHile taste,
however, and tfiu'tlie' Tiel4' te Iw
n goeil iMilitlclnn by their standard. If
heis n third time elected hy the people,
as he has lccti a third time selected by
the Republican portion of them, we
will be nimble te have mi exalted
opinion of the man who Is nppreved by
Ohie opinion. Thesccend time Feraker
wns elected I he personality f the candi
dates had less te de w 1th the remit than
it will have this tlnie j when we confi
dently expect te see Governer Feraker
rejected In his appeal for re-election.
The conditions arc fnvornble In Ohie
for Republican defeat ; which a reason
able Democratic harmony will secure.
Harmony, however, Is net n condition
that can often tc guaranteed in Ohie
jMillllcs.
It ellen happen that Just niter a Hen
of Mrcet has been put hi geed condition at
great oxpense, soine precrty holder finds
it neeeessary te ninke n new sew er, gns or
water connection, and the street Is marred
by tlie excavations. IliilTnle has n plan Ter
presenting this. In reconstructing old
roadways or in opening new streets and
avenue, connecting pipes nie run from
the sewer, g is nnd water mains te n point
Just Inside tlie curb line before each let
along tlie street; se that when a let holder
desires te build, be has only te go te the
curb line te Hud bis gas, water and sewer
connections.
A rtATHi n lurid dispatch from Ottawa
says that the Canadian cabinet is In dally
session and gravely considering a proposal
(o'retaliato ngulnsl tlie United States author
ities by w lthilraw lug the bending prh llrge
In the forwarding of goods from oneUnllctl
States jwrt te nnollier United htales pert
tbreiigh Canada. This Is te meet the action
of tlie authorities at Washington icfiiNing
te allow tlie tiaiiHiulsslen of goods from
ene Canadian ort toanetliorCaiiadian pert
In bend through Mnlue by thn new short
line railway. It Is represented that
the goerner geiicnd reg.uds the situ
ation as mere critical than eer, ns the
ether matlniH hi dUpule with thn
United Klnlrs nre also under discussion.
Sir Jehn Mftcdetmlil lias re.isen te be
werihsl, but the troubles lufened te
probably form the least of his dillhultlrs.
I te has te guide n very trouhlcenin loun leun
try wliore every ene Is n politician nnd
polillcsme much motehot and turbulent
than hi these state. I'.mmi that band of
steel put ncresslhn continent, the Cnnnillnn
1'iteiflc railway, run hardly bind tegnther
ns imie nation se many bitterly illx urging
stalCH. Oflhe IiikINIi speaking Canadians
very large ortleu are ready en small
provocation te fa or union with thn United
Males, aud all nre fiercely at enmity with
tlie French speaking Canadians who nre
(pille ns desporate In their determination
tonntngeiilre t lie I'letcwlantfi.
AMVR WITH A IIHOKi:.V 'KCIC.
A-lley 1 1 1 h llcuilleiit: Inte the KIvit
anil I'rneliii'i-H thn Verti'lirie.
Anether ene of these rare e.ises In whli h
a broken neck has net lesullcd In speed v
diMth is llliiHtiatisl in Nt. Vincent liOHpilal,
New Verk, hi the prison of Kl-year-nld
Patrick .laniues, who Milleied Ihn'lament Ihn'lament
able accideiil en Tuesday afternoon whlle
b.ilhlng with a parly el his comuuiieus nt
the loot of Horatio street.
All llie boy were ilUing, and each on en on
iUmvekhI te outdo the ether In springing
fiem tliehlghlest point ofthediH'k. Yeung
.Inrqucs was ene of thn most daring of the
let, iiinl In his last dle in shallow water,
he sti nek with sullleicnl foiee in the sand
te break his nei k. Iln was taken out con
scious by his companions, mid can led te
the hospital hi theiimbulanie.
J)r. MiCnhe, the house phyNlci.in, said
that Ihoeuly hopeof thojeuiii; uiiiii'h io ie io
eevery wiik the pieiess iiillisl extension,
whltli consists in keeping the weight efllin
head fiem bearing en the M'lebui. The
patient is one el four orphan brothers, mid
ntUifltiuin of the accident wna cmple.tcd
by the Albany itlscult company nsn helper.
Wednesday liienilni; at 11 'o'clock llin
iiatlcut wasnble loceuciso, and in talk
ing with his bretlmiN wild he was in no
pain at nil and thought he would lin
through the ordeal.
Monster KartlnMiciiiH.
At (ilppslauil, in Ailstialla, tliev li.ne
earthworms six feet Ieiir. Thn.v Hn in
burrow son the nlepiug sides e'f creeks,
and nre sometimes turned out of Hie
ground by the plough. Tlmv hae a mil
oils hiueli. like eteosete, and fowls refusu
te touch lliem; but old iiatUcsef the ills
trlit s.iy that oil undo from them
is Reed ler ilieumatisiii. Tliere
me two ether uirictles of euoimeiiH
earlhw onus knew it, ene Inhabiting Seutli
Adiia aud the ether Heiillieru India and
Co.vleii, but the Astraliau kind is the
largest, it lsmssibletliat abigeaithwerm
may yet bodlsceeied in tlie southern pirt
of JSeiith Auieiiia, and thai these ui.iv all
be the riiuiiMitts of a leriuer wldely'dls
tilbuted i.iee of gigantic eailhweims,
whose model ii repieseutalles,hiebelieiicn
te the law s w till h Iiiih e ernetl the distri
bution of etheranimnls, hae new ictreated
te tlie .southern paits of the large laud
masses en the glebe.
An IMtter Thinks t'renlii H Atlve.
O. II. ltethaker, m.iu.igliig editor el thn
Omaha Ilejwbtictni, was asked fornulopiu fernulopiu fornulepiu
ion en the Creiiiu muider and replied :
"Creuluis net dead, lie Is nlhe and
well: he will show up in lhiglaud In a lew
davs."
1'iislied for an explanation ter his belief,
Mr. ltethaker expressed himself as being
posltlteth.il the body found in the sewer
was net lliat or Creiiiu, hut a subject ob eb
tiilmd from a Chicago medical college.
Continuing Mr. ltethaker said :
"My belief that I)r. Cieiiln is alie Is
strengthened by u telegram nddiesseil te a
prominent Iiishmau in Omaha, which was
shown me. It was sent tieni Chicago nnd
ilseenleiits were te the cllcct that posllhe
nitsunuueli.id been ieceled bv the sendei
that Cieiiln was still alle and rcuucstlng
iuluruiatluu as te hU wheienbeiits.''
Met tlie Wrong .Mini.
IVem UnriHi's Wwklj.
Hunce Stercr de farmci ) Isn't this Mi.
bwansdowr,er Ora.Miisk CeriicisT
r.uiner- 'l hat's me.
JtuuioSteerei My name in Jim .sharper,
son of old man iSh.uper, the banker in
jour town.
r.inuci Yeiii leeks don't show it ; but.
by gosh, Jim, I'm glad te sen veu ! I
drepHsl into Wall Mreet le-da, mid
yetiHu get te help me git baik" te tlie
Ooiners, or I'll hae te walk.
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liUocclluiu-iiue.
A IIUSIN1XS KIU'C.VIION PVN
III'. 14 All
i. ai tne Ki:sre.Ni:
lll'SIVsu IVH-
l.ClC flir S.t.1. full IHIIIti.il . Ml i Intiln.. h.i.kLl.111
li ! lilch tiiltleii for ir Or unction,
wlieiljeumiicil flic must tlinieiicli mul prac
tical ceuris; for half llu meiit- We cnanuitru
joutheiourte.
tMAw 10 N. (Jm n ht., I juicaI.T, l'a.
1880
nevi:i,nimi XoeSI
H. GERHART'S.
llie most reiitplete nkhertiiirnt
of (.iirliu;
UKrceiiinis laujlltli ('iieweii,
Caulnirrc hultlns nnd Treuscrln
Ik f 11 hliewn In tiiU illv. Wor
J)ln;ennl nim
KlIlHt linl'MT
kmaiislilp tliu
licit aim nil goods warnum-d k rcprckcnipd,
ii. eKitiiAiir,
Se. U North Queen htrwt.
-Only Direct InipertlnK Tuller in tin, city
of 1-HiieutUr.
OT01'1TliT.NJC ! "
At this day, when eempi tlllen Iklt
cl'i,J!iCr 1,f-1" te kt w,, H.Nt l'l
real, the
reinlbc
L'iuleinir hjepl Think) Who pay for ex
tein.lt r iiiUrrllsriiieiiU T
We ile net AdM rtlM lUri;uln,Clirlni Kales,
etc., but the iuii the Umnt of that wlildi
eikcrs uHotlie prlnlir.
Our CeuiiU-K CenUluAll that U New In
8UITIKGS, TROUSERINGS AND
SPRING OVERCOATS.
.iaTo?,neerllrfaSc!.,',,ble,ea0JU-
NO-J, '.'B1ANU 3ll W1T KINO ferilKKT.
luurmmil
TTTlOlJ'frrTATtSATA-nTna::
IT OOSTS LE8S
On Uie anellen of rfkl teanetny Hoed'i Sar
fmpurllU U m Air nhwtofellicrprtrarallon
mi lepliicr tliwn enllrrlyoutofttieracBSscom enllrrlyeutofttieracBSscom enllrrlyoutefttieracBSscom
polllora. flcrnnrnfiichiliirTRftrJ te flilnrepu.
nr medicine, timliy mscfptltile of conrliulve
proof.
t. ltoe.ru Hnrwipnrllla Cost" tlicMnniifaclurcr
Mere llisn nny elhr remrK-tlii prcpsrsllen,
Iksvium) It Is mere highly coiueiilrsled and con
tains mere real mcdlrnl alne.
2. ItcodlsthfJelilM-r Mere, n n ronscquriieo
efllic ractjnt (.talftl.
8. It costs the TtctAtl DriiKRlt Mere, for tlie
(.atne rcnMiii ns can easily be IcnrneJ by In
quiry. Hence the dcslre of some rcUllcrs te sell
llielrewn pirparsllmm, which cot tlinn less,
nnd for which they get the nmc price, Uiti
mnklnemore ineiicy. Hut
4. It Costs tlioCenmimcr LIXS than nny ether
medicine, became of Its Rrenler reneentmlcd
trenRth and Ihe nnnntlty Ineaclilietlle, nnd
becnuse It l the only preparation of which can
truly be said, " 100 Dec One Dellar."
That tlie people appreclnle tills lshewnhy
the fact that Heed's Hurnapiirllla has llie Ijirn
ent sale efanygnrwipnrllla or bleed purifier. It
peshcssc peculiar merit and effects wonderful
enr,,' A reiNT FOIl YOU.
M'hen you buy your eprlmc medicine jeu
want llie bent. Ak for Heed's KnrMiparllln, nnd
iutUt upon ln InK II. De net let any iirRiunrnl
or perniaslonliifliicncejoii lebuy what you de
net want. He sure te get tlie Ideal KprlnK mcdl-
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA
Held by alt drugRliiU. II; Klxfurt'i. I'rermrcd
only by a I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Slnu.
ItM 1XSI ONK D0M.A It. (3)
UMrjinKVH'
VimiltlNAHY BI'KCIKiCM
I'er Horses, Cattle, Blns-ii, Dogs, Hogs AND
reuirilv.
WXU'ekc ll(Kik en Treatment of AiilmnNnnd
ChntHentKree.
1'Ulil.sl rner, t'oneesllens, Inltainmntleii,
A. A. Hplnal Meiihigllls Milk Kever.
Il.lt. Mtrnlns, Laments, lllieiimntlinii.
IXC Distemper, Nasal DIschnrKci.
D.D. Hots or (I ruin, Worms.
K. I'- Cousin, Hemes, 1'niMiinenln.
K.r.-C'ellc or (lrlies, llellvaelie.
fl.d. MIseiirrlHiie, Hemerrlmites.
II. H. Urinary nnd Kidney Diseases.
I.I. Krnpllve DInM's Manee,
J,K. Discuses or DlReslten.
HTAfll.i: CASt:, with Hiierinr,Mniuinl,
Win h Hael nil and Mcdlrntnr 7.IO
ritlt'K,HliiBleHottle(errlrtos) , .(1(1
Held by Drugs!!"; or Kent Prepaid miywluru
and In any nuantlly en lleeilptnf I'rlie.
HUMI'llltBS' MKD.CO., KHiriilleuHI., N.Y.
HUMI'HIIKYH' HOMi:eiATIIlCJ HI'KCIKIC
N). IS.
Ill nseflO jinrs. Tlinnnlr mueeasfiil remedy
for NKKVOtlH lll'.llllil IV. VITAIi WIJAK
Nraw, anil rrnstrntlnn, from 0er-Werk or
oilier rnuses. tt lcr vial, or 6 laUnnil laiRO
vlnl powder for IS.
Hnl.n nr Illil'enisis, nr sent prepaid en re
ceipt of prlec.-lUI.MI'HItlH' JfllDICINK
CO., 10J fiillen HI., N. Y. JiHie27-l h,Hw
i'rtfrtOOle.
u
Mlllti:i.l.AH.
UMBRELLA
HEADQUARTERS
-AT tiii;
MANUFACTURERS.
ROSE .BROS, & HARTMAN,
14 E.KTKINOHTItr.in'.
Sir-IlcmlrlUK and IlceerliiR r KpeclHllj-.
apiniLSAh'
Ctrtrviatu'e. .
OTANDAItDCAItHIAOi: W0IIK
EDAV. EDCJERLEY,
m, u, n a i'i MAitKirr Hrui:irr,
(Hi nr of Ihef'oslelllce),
l.ANfAHll.n, I'A.
AM, 1 1IR IiATlSil' HTVMX IN
Boggles, Pultens, Family Carriages, Etc.
'Iliol'lue.1 Htink In I lie Count r.
We new Ihimhi I'iiII l.liiiiefbr.COND-IIAND
WOHK All hi In Yeu Wiinl.
Ill nalutlniriind llcnalrlm; nrnmiitlv iiMnnilnl
... r. . .. ..:..: . .: ' v . I. - .":
in. wiiu si'i in Miirainrn csnecnuiv i mnii
no set of workmen cspeclnllj unpleied
for Hint nnriie'-e. Tlie Inwril prices In
the
cniinH for llrsl-i Iiikk work.
rOIemea Call mill IJxiunhie .My Werk.
3-lhoteiu-apho.
11'
ern.
I JUST RECEIVED
rue.M
KoBnigsteg, Prussia,
Twe llackKreumls made i hi tally for llusl nnd
'ilirwwiimrtcr I.ciiRtli l'lietiiKraphs.
50 1-2
North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the rostefllce.
JnuT-tlmd
r icYCLUs, tkicycmIs, t7nhi3ihI
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems,
DURABLE, SIMPLE.
it'AUA.vn:i:i iiiuinr ekadi:,
IM.UhritATKI) CATAI.O(lt'K HIHU
PORE mF'G CO.,
70 FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON.
llHANClIH0l!Hi:a-12Warrcn Ht., New Yerk
LIU WnbnidiAtF ,CIiIi'ui:ii
Ter Sale hy JOflNS. MUMKIt, Ne. 2 North
Hns. I, Cehunlila. mis ldee.l
Ctenl.
h
l'Mlli:U AMHOAU
1 ll llt.lvIVlullinl.ki ivir.iti i.r.. .
lTltN llAltll WllllllM U;lwili.H..l,. .,r..i ii.,f..na
y, . .. II. H..MAUIINACO. '
n-lit til WnUrhliiH.1, Uincastir, I'n.
1?AUM(lAKDNi:it.S COMDANY.
COAL DEALERS.
Oir s ii EHNa ia North Queen Hlrcet, and
(I North rrlnce street.
t Ne.
YAiins-Nerlli I'lluce Html, near ltcadlni;
D HJ. "
miKlS-lfd IiANCASTKU. I'A.
ttevitrtja.
y unti:it h. KAuri'MAN, ""
ATlOHNKY-AT-tiAW.
Kicnnd Kleer tilemau Ijiw llulldlne. Ne. 4.1
Nerlh Ilnkehlrx t. apr.HiUw
rpili: AMi:itICAN HAVJlAlilin ANDCIlOl'
A , I.lfler Is n crand sih-n-vs for TeddliiR Hay,
finking Hay. I.UUiib IkIceI Cni, miiklmt
Ifoed hay mid siimiir much hard work. Hint la
why bi main art. sold at the
NOIUHKUN MAUKirr HOtlhi:,
JeSMwdAltw Jjincastcr, fa.
1 I.T l'l IT I NU COItSsBl".
C.B.
C.B.alaSpirite
C. B.
Tilt IIWT KHTINO COUSIT IN T1IK WOlttH.
for Hale b Ixiillng Mcrclunts.
Mayer, Strouse & Ce.,
MiUiufuutlllrlK, I121IHOADWAY.N. Y.
ncWQlStflUfvevr
Hktantimaltrr'.
rniLAOli.MilA.Thursdiiy, June 27, ina.
Standard Chinese Silks, fresh,
new patterns, 27 inches wide,
50c. As geed as a volume for
a hint.
West transept.
It is easier than you think,
perhaps, te make the house
fresh and breezy looking with
Summer Draperies. Cheaper,
tee. It is easier te see a hun
dred of the Curtain and Cever
and Upholstery stuffs than te
put one of them en paper.
We've fixed them se you can
sec all sorts at a glance. Frem
one end of the Upholstery store
te the ether the light, bright,
gauzy stuffs are at the front.
Merc's the finest let of Scrim
wc ever had. Just one day old
in the store. Precisely the pat
terns and effects of some of the
richest 75c and 1 goods. Tte
prices arc 6) te uc. Think of
stuff for a pair of lacey Scrim
Curtains, 2y2 yards long, for
less than 50c !
Imitation China Silk that we
sold for 25c a yard when the
season opened is new i2c.
In a great variety of choice de
signs. Costs but a trifle te
have rich silk effect in sash or
chamber curtains.
There are extra quick prices
en special lets all around. Let
two point the moral :
1 Madras Curtains
window displays,
pair lets. Seme
used in
1 te 6
of our
designs. Exactly half
price.
2 All the remnants of Sum
mer Curtain materials en
a big counter by them
selves Scrim, Madras,
Imitation China Silk, Coin
Spot Muslin Silk dollars
worth for fifty cents.
Cevers and Cever Stuffs the
same way. Here are Bresc
lienne Tapestry Cevers, iyi te
3 yards long, linen finish, quiet
colors geldish, greenish, red
dish, pinkish at $1.50 te $5.
All sorts of Mesquite Sieves
r the bedroom, and the
Gauze or Bebbinct or what net
that serves te make them of.
Gauze Canopies range from
$1.50 for crib size te 2.50 for
largest bed. Bebbinct Cano
pies, specially made, $4.
The snuggest canopy we
knew of te support a Mesquite
Canopy tucks its big iron feet
under the head of the bed and
stretches a strong slide-up-and-down
arm just where you want
it. $2.50.
Htiend llnnr, north or Transept. Keur (le (le
vaeors. 15-cent red-border Turkish
Towels at 10c. Twe qualities,
two sizes. Just opened. A
biggish let, but a few quick days
will end them.
Seulhweit of centre.
Lucky for you that it rained
yesterday that is if you care
for finest Hamburg remnants at
less than remnant prices. Seme
only third and quarter off. Nar
rows te Fleuncings.
Niar ccntre of the stoic.
Yeu knew hew geed these
Ceylon Flannels are unshrink
ing, tough, light, warm but if
you haven't seen the latest
coiners you don't knew hew
pretty they are. Almest gay ;
always cheerful 37 c.
Maybe twenty new styles of
the 1 2c Outing Cleth in yes
terday. There isn't a weak
place along the line.
Nertlunst of icntre.
Seme of the finest French
Sateens are 1
est patterns.
5c net the new
That's all the
trouble. Jumble them up ; can
you tell the new from the old ?
Very likely net once in three
times trying.
Northeast el centre.
20c Gingham for i2cis a
this season stuff. On the top
wave for style.
Northwest of lenlrc.
Jehn Wanamaker.
duiu'vlloue Diiive.
IAi)ii:v
J SlMTlU'liITOl'S HAIlt
hl'I'KltKM'Ot'S HAIlt
MI'intrUTOI'S HAIR
HUl'Mtri.t'Ol's. 1IA1K
en (he upicr Up, ililn, threat mid cheek ile ile
Mreycd feumr without pain, enr or trace b
llie llleetrlc sieille oix.ralteu by Dr. J, Van
D)ik, 1.1 ect i'e biir(.een, w North Klcxculh
trn t, I'lilladi Iplila. This l Ihe only mellusl
In Ihe world (hat itiMreji. the roots mi Ihe hair
(1111 neur kiew- attain. Ucmcmber thin (the
use of ill plliilerli s, the turt'icm, t.clknre and
ratorenl) inakctlieselialriiKrnw (UirMr.stilhr,
iliiikirmiitiinnrc iiunterein.), If j en liinu hairs
en jour fun en will tarry lliciu le the nmc
wllh en unless ion lme them ileMmyisl by
I lie Klecl rln Needle. Dr. VnnDyck Imsmlwin
tiiKcs ever nil etlitrx In cUctrlc niHr.it Inc. He
w.u Ihe second pli slclaii in the world le rxr.
furm tills oHrullen. He lnueicmtcil for llilr.
tcciienrs, and llie demand for hla sen let has
lucriiiitslM) that he IuixkIicii up all ether prnc
lle, and makes the rvmewil of Mipcrllnens
Hair, lllrtli and lnt Miirk, Discolored t-cai,
Melc, Weill", hiiKill Ininers Uxcrrset ner un
tlieee-llds, faceaud he.1. l.tilaritisl Vitus of
tlie nesi nnd fae, by the Klcclrlc Needle, nil
cxclllMle MHClaltj. Huisrfliiens hnlr Uasen
ullhu subject with Liry rellntst lad, and the
doctor ebseru's the striihsl prlnc lntery
disc, and ueer puelllie cerllllcatcs of cures,
lie nuiiilMrs nnieiiu' his p.itrens inm of our
Ic.idlUK keekl IiiIIck from cer jmrl of tlie
teuntry. Yeu ran consult him with firry eon
deuce, lfjeu hae tlil obnelmis Krenth of
hair, be II etr se i-tlKlil or the row rse, ilnn't
nivlit'l II nuellnr ihn, but cenkiill Dr. Van
II w k nt 0111 - llisik lus'. Advlcefree, Terms
within the lilt. UK erir inn , ilen'l iickIci t
tour niv nnellii r 'l.ii Consult Hr.Vmili.uk
at once. Ollli e and ejs rating neni, Id North
Kli'U'lilh lritt. Ileuri-, utea; Mmda, 10 te a.
Nole Dr. Van Dytk, Klectrobtiriiceuof l'hll
udelphla, Iiiih lien culled te ljincastei te treat
ecral kecletv ladles and can l0 consulted nt
HieSteMiu Heuse, tl'arlers t' and in. I-ancns-tcr,
l'a., rrem Jlenday, June si, teHnturdny,
June W. Iloni-s U te i, and durhu thUlsl(
can treat u uutulM-r of mwr Mtitiiu. t'nll
l'reii'll)-. (tlWwd
(Tlthtna.
Clothing d nriiilii'fidsl
We'e put quick priced en
Mtn'n, BeyV nnd Children'
Clothing. Tl.c nleck mint
move rapldl). The space
new occupied mint neon be
Quick
Prices
taken for ether stylet nnd
liens Icr wpTuhta. Yeu enn sne money
veu can case money nr nny-
Inc roel nniTdurable het weather clethlnc. nnd
we II help you te keep comfortable durlnk the
siiminer. Flannel (?uabi nnd Vests. Mehnlr and
iteiibi. I l.z te n
Herges, Cheviots nnd FUn-
nei Mulls,
M le III.
I'errc
I'erteel In nt nnd style te
SI ruse. Many choice styles In Heys' nnd Chll
rcn's Hulls. K te lit. Hhlrl Waists. Blouse
Waists, KlltHlilrts, Flannel Shirts, Beys' Oanre
Hhlrts nnd Drawers. All sorts of coot, light
wslKhl Hlilrls In Zephyr, Madras, Chcvlels,
Hcetch and French Flnnnel, Hllk Hlrlpe, Fust
niack Hese, llalbrlcgsn Bhlrts and Drawers,
2fc, flOcnnd 75c. Nalnioek nnd Jean Drawers,
Tennis Ilelts, nisrers nnd Trousers. All thn
new things In Neckwear for dress nr te be worn
with h comfortable Lounging Bull, Wnshahln
Feur-ln.Hnnd, Windsors, Folded Windsors and
Hand Hews.
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing;
Custom Tailoring and
Furnishing Goods,
NOB. 28 AND ! NOIITH QUEEN BTltEKT.
T
O CLOTHING III) YEKH.
LGansman&Bre.
Best Goods
-FOlt TIIE-
Least Meney T
Durable Pants nt (ttc, 75c. 85c, H.OO.
Dress rants nt f 1.50. K.O0, !2..V), f-l.ne, (LOtl.
Hcetch Cheviot Hulls nt fO, 8, 110.
Fine English Worsted Coats nnd Vests at
M.f0, 5-M10, J12.
A Fine Line or Prime Albert Hulls nt10,12,
tll,flfl,fl8.
Hergc Ceals nnd Vests nt I2.W, S3.00, l 00.
Heersueker Ceals and Vests nt DOe and 11.00.
Il0snt7jc
Illnck Alpaccn Cisits nt $1.00, 11.25, ll.CO. 11.75,
ItOO, B.S0.
!'le Hundred Children's PnnU nt 20, 25 and
ISO cents.
A I-nrge Assortment of Children's Hulls, f 1.00,
l.!l-,!l.5n.l.73, JJ.
Ilctter Hults nt KM, 1, H -VI, .
HEE OUll-
English Serge
Suitings te
Order,
In Illnik and lllue, nt 112.
They
are Geed
inne ier ine money.
Jnr All rikkIs sold from new en nt nlmest
One-Half Original Trice.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
B. W. CORNER OF 0RAN0E, LANCA8TER, PA.
Hit- Net connected with any ether Clothing
IIeum' in thetlly.
M
VEnHAIlATHFON.
SEIIOIXANI) FLANMDLS
Milt
fcUMMKK COMl'-OUT.
Wi: 1NV1TK AN tNSI'nCTION
OFOUIlDlSriiAYOl-'
SKItQIX AND riiANNF.IJS
ten
KUMMKIl WKAH,
TOOItHKR
WE HAVL' T1IKM IN HLVK,
BLACK, RUVKRAL SHADIX
OK
ItllOWN, UKHYS AND
MANY LHII1T COI.OIIH.
TO
OKDKIt KKOM leTOjr.
MYKIlS.k IIATIU'OX,
ItKUABLi: CLOTIIIKHS,
NO. 12 HAST KINO STHKKT,
LANCASTHH, I'A.
w
ILL1A.MHON A lOHTEIt.
Special for Seashore or Mountains.
Hiunmer Serge or Che let Hullk, flOnnd SI2.
riauiiel, rengccnml Alpaca Coats and Vests,
tSM te f7.
1'uiiey HtrliC(t I helot rauti, J3, I..V) l.
llev Commencement HulLs, s, 110, Si'.', f II.
Little lle' Knee l'nnt hulls, U0, f.'.'A UM,
WW, l.
lle s Extra Knee t'nll Is, 2.V, V,7V, 91.1st.
ifi- Hle.imer Trunks, lluiul Ilugi, Cabin Hags,
hnltllelsniul ValKes.
Phase note Ihe liw Prices nt which we nre
belling our
Men's and Bey's Fine Shoes.
A lle't. Fine Seainhss Shee for I'te mul !..
A .Mans I'lue Hull Mils', Seamless, at 51.10,
fl.2."i and H.W. Can be hint iu cither Lace or
Ceugrcs!..
HATS!
HATS!
STIFF HATS ! STHAW HATS J
SO IT HATS 1
I'.MntUXLAS! LAP DUSTEHH t
LIxlitStlrrHatsfrnmllOOdenntnNV. Light
Seft Hals from 75c iIem'ii in lUc. Straw Hats,
Men from WV down te Uut". btrau HuU,Ile's,
hom"Vilewn te l.V.
(let. I tap I'mlircllaH, Fast Illack, at f LOrt.
(old Cap I'mbrclla, nnrrnnted net te fade,
SUM.
1-ip Hunters, Knotted Fringe, fOc.
-yVThite Shiirts.
A While Dresi Shirt for 25c.
A Oeixl White Dress Shirt, with linen Ihreiii,
reinforced front nnd back, for :;; ami a geed
one for S0e ; and an ctm gee. I one for 75 ; and
the beM stilrt, that l, the best for Fit, Make
an. I Ouallt), Is the W, A F. Shirt ft! 11.00, or
$.5.10 per !, dozen.
Men's and lk s I'lcatcil Frent White Shirts
from We up.
ler a iili-eSiuiiimr Dress Shirt for (.ents. try
thePnrl Dresshlrl, at JI.U), lamwlrleil, innde
h till large lutsein, eH'ii front nnd neii back,
tlcilt'k Fine l'lijue and Percale Shirts.
Williamson & Fester,
!'i-3K EAST KINO ST., I.ANCASTEH, I'A.,
AND
UlKMAltKETHTnKhT, HAHIUSUUKU I'A
-.1,
&
,trcle Tt.rttAiwtr-s
BICYCLElfrkCES,
LANCASTER
BICYCLE CLUB!
-AT-
McGRANN'S PARK,
Xliirciav. Julv 4. 1
COMMENCING AT 10
Bicycle Parade Through
The Tournament will consist of Seventeen Races, all for valu
able prizes 47 in number and a wonderful exhibition of Trick
and Fancy Riding.
The entries for all the races are large and embrace some of
the finest racing men in the country, insuring fast time and ex
citing contests.
Elethturt,.
Hager A Brether.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
(A l'mrncr fit euahanxkeji.)
OUItMATCHLKSSl!r,.OOTnoySEn8,TOpIlDEn,MtrlctlyAll.We)l,i;xcellent
uiivr.i . . .......... :; .;.i..r-;.v::'.';...l.""' "
.."' y. . in. IH-.I nine
nu,i,iivi,urrr.iu.ii iiM t lisi, niuuMKltlNUS nt 8(l.(IO!
m.,u.. J".?;"" '" "l.vH" P ""?.: .'." Werste d KfTects.
......,,v iwiur.uiAUU.AU wl"lllt.lM, (lllsll nilU l'l
CenU and Vests,
SUMMER
Our Special Reductions Will Interest Late Buyers.
FINEST ENOMSH WORSTKDnnd CAKSIMI'llEBUITINOH, Idlest Styles.nt
lw ..... ..... ..Jf'iH,00 '" Order; reduced from :i'2.ne.
SI MHH hlXIUas una KNGI.IUII CHEVIOT HUlTlNOS, at Kid.OO, le Or-
SPECIAL, VALUES IN iTirCAKSIMEYlSHUlTINaS, Excellent8tyles.re.
ClIEVIOTH.HEIlOIiHnndVliANNlsmilNns for Hummer Wear, nt 14.
CHll.MlHnml If'JO, leOrdcr. '
HAGER BROTHER,
Nes. 25-31 West King Street,
LANCASTKH, l'KNN'A.
(Carpet
B
AIIQAINSI
Shirk's Carpet Hall I
-Fen-
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &c.
Wr. HAVr. THE IjARflK.1T ANI1 IlK.1T STOCK IN THKClTV.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS.
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
(Slethtun.
H
I1WH A HItOTHKll.
WE OFFER FOR RENT
-THE-
STOREROOM AND BUILDING,
Nes. 6 & 8 North Queen Street,
Which Is nt present occupied by Mr. Jehn R.
GUIer nt n Dry Goods Stere. Will uhe pew
slen en October 1, ISfi'J. Fer particulars as te
terms, duration eflense, Ac, call nt our Cloth Cleth
hiK nnd t iirnlthliiK Stere.
Hirsh & Brether,
NOS. 2 A i NOIITH QUEEN STREET.
9-WE AIIE OFFKHINO K)H THIS WEEK
ONLV,
1 ,000 PAIRS
-OF-
7Vf EN'S
WORKING PANTS
Sult.iblH for Hnretluir, Laber, or any occu
pation requiring klren.', .nbsinnllnl ifiiruieiiti,
at.lhe fellnnliiK LOW PHICKs: 70e, 75e, 8.V.
tile, 81.00, fl.'Jj and SLEW. Hey's blxvH-tuc tejlii
u pair.
Harvesting Shirts,
35c, 31-, 35c te c.
The AV Shirt
ethers.
Lriul" all
llesldcs these Six-clal ll.in;iiliis for Men nnd
Ue. we ulllienllmic lescll ler the balame of
tills nick,
KLLOFOUR
BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS
At n Speelal Itrdiictlnn of 10 per cent, from
tilt Ir already lmv marked prices. These Divl
sIte IIiirKHlns Mr iiilvlsejiin te UikoailMintaie
of, as they nre for this week only.
iT Take a Loek at our Grand Window Dis
play. it
exi:-rniei:
CLOTIIIUKS AND FUItNISlIUIlS,
North Queen Street and Centre Square,
LANCASTER, I'A.
T HU HLEY'S
liei'Qiurr uei.DKiis,
At uuui.i;rH imt'ii stoke,
& Wct King htrrt.
HIRSH
HITHER
ii. ..
A. M AND 2:30 P. M.
Lancaster at 1:30 P. M.
25 Cents.
jcawtd
JIIV . J '.'.I ..f.
wh Knew 01 ni ine I'riep.
rice
fl.OO erth IJT.OO and
sled Kfrect.
mill t'limilnr Afnliirliit fii
91S.UD, te Order.
SUITINGS!
alt.
B
VHOA1NS !
Pvit (D 1.111b 0.
rv
'ORKbrOHK.
II
AT THE-
New Yerk Stere.
Gent's Unlaundried Shirts,
Mniloef geed liuiMtn, linen cufrsnnd besom, rej
tuferccd all threugh: the best In the
ceunliy, for J7Je apleiH.
Gent's Unlaundried Shirts,
Made or New Yerlc Jtllls iiiuMIn, line linen
besom nnd end's lined and itlnrnrced
throii;lieul,nnly fine apiece; cheap
( neugli lit 7.5 cent.
Gent's Unlaundried Shirts,
Wamsulhi muslin, reinforced front nnd back,
line line n besom mul tiillsTGcuiilttr.
Gent's Pi,ue Frent Shirts,
Iiundilctl, eptn front nnd bark,
usu il price, Sl.i'i.
81 (H each ;
Gent's Demet Shirts,
Plain nnd l'lcntcd Frent, In I'niifj , Slrlrs nud
Clieckn, ntSlc, 37'jC, 50e, 7V. npleie.
GENTS ALL-WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS,
At 31.00, Jl.Si, S1j0 le 5.1.00 ciuh
SILK AND WOOL STRIPED SHIRTS,
$-'.7."i t.uli.
WATT & SHAND,
G, 8 and 10 East King Street.
UtllClltUCVU.
DTUAM.
Ve di sir
re lecall ithe ntlenlleii r iniiiiini.i
erstcnni tlumtk mul Kuchifcrs Snjipjlee, loeur
larceunil Mirledslix-k of l'llK's, ne,CiM k.
Malluiblc nnd Cast Iren l'lltlius, sliej(M,
Vulcalieslen and I'siidiirlnn, Sheet. Piston ami
Vnle Pack I iiks; Scotch and Jtiil Line IterUvU
liis(iaui;e(llasseK, suam lladlnters and Steam
Healing Apiwratus; Stt nnd Cap Se-run, nnd
In fact nlinest ewr.MhliiK required b ktvniii
uscrs.audnllefMhUh e eiler at prl-s which
e eunrautee le be leer than theso or nny
ether dealer In this Weitilt.
WehavciHisitUil the lareest Meck, nud Ikv
liiK ceuuccicil with the Tilei.hone EMhaiiL-e.
arepreiiarcitteitceheaiiil till allerihrii in ihe
shei ut possible tune. Winn In want or am.
thins In our Hue, call en us fur prlciaiid we
Villi lOiiNlmu )en of our abilll unit nllllng.
iicMlosiM-xeii Monc, Ikla and Vpxnllnii.
tuir r.icihlfeiifer runilslilm; Enclnes, llellern,
Shaniin;. I'ulletk. Hiiucirs.srH-eiul Mmlilnfry.
Plumben,' nud (Ins FHUn. TimiIs, Pntterns,
.Medels, mid Iren and llrass Castings, .in. I for
the prompt rcuilref nil kind or iniuhlner are
unexcelled In Ijiucnster, nnd e rcsix Unity
solicit a share, of our patronage.
Central Machine Works,
131 A 13B NORTH CHRISTIAN STItEirr,
LANCASTI.n, I'A.
Geed Werk, Iteasenanle CliaiKi., I'l-emnt
uirkk. Tilcpheuu connectleu dS-tfdlt
naiitin
"c
s5
' - y-i- t&g-svgai1- -U-- mUft. -,
, .ifcjfei Atlte.
feVfe,'rft- JagifrA't.&'4'istHyr J- AJe&&S'tt&a.H. iw ui.rirA,i'SA.V.
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