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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1889.
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,UWWSWJr.8TEINMAN. " "
1 1 CHARLKS STEINM AN FOI.TZ, Editors.
r ituntHi ci. mum mourner.
, fHB DAILY INTEM.IOENCKn.-rubtliiried
t Trj dity In the) eetr, but Sunday. Hertcd
j' by carrier In this oily nnd mrreiindltiR
"5 town at ten cents a week. HyntnllrHeeM.
! tint In advance; te ccnt month.
' ,rKMft.VlTVI l.lril-Vl-rilnnei1nl1nr dnrt
fc ! AM .u.a-1.. a u la. .........-
-. nisj vi-uin it .villi . iiihuihiiitj.
"OTlrKTn Rllnsmilimis Itcmll I.V rhwk
If or pcntofllce order, nnd where neither of
uxnein de precureu mm in a rrgitacrcti
i lllr
ETantercd at the Postefllcc, a4 second claut mull
K runner.
& Annum. TIC ttiTRl.T.lnr.vnF.R
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LAH0A8TER, PA., July 2, 1889.
Bg a iwiic jimaireiiisni.
& The Unexpected ucriulttnl of Dr. Mc-
JJew in tlinriite!i iiiii cxeneei tieitiiinr
is. Interest outside of the i-eiiimunity
KcL tilcf1 ...Ru,fn,l In It luMMitiuii (if flirt ffl.
rf juicing ui iiiu v nni ivmuii iivc-vs m 1111-
ll.l ..ril.. rl...Kl.utn.. ..An. ,.i II. n
venllct, nnil tliusynitintiiy which inc.v
ft irat-r,lnllier..-iiisiinfn liinnvvlieunsdr.'irlv-
JS guilty, In the opinion of fiery Intelli
gent man, of iinjiistlllntile lienililile- In
llRj'tthe ulnylng of Cnpt. Dnw niii.
vThtMriiseii for tills ileum sympathy
for .Dr. McDew Kt-nis te lmvc, as part
of its foundation tliu fact that lie
accepted seven negrees upon lili Jury,
his counsel niiinllctliifr engerness
te j?et nil the negre Jurymen tliey
could. It leeks therefore as if tliey
thought thnt there was heiiip negre
prejudice ngnlnt their ellent'ri victim ;
and this may have e.xlited ami li:ic
aeted in coiijuuctleii with llie favor
nhewii tlielr nice by fleeting Ha repio repie
fccntntives for tlie Juiy, in turning (lie
sympnthy of tlie negre population to
ward McDew ;tlieugli it is piisllile that
McDew'h counsel hail im one great
reason in Helecilng negre jurymen, a be
lief that they would Ik? mera icadlly
BtiHceptiblu te their cle(uene and iniiie
easily oblivious of the logic of the testi
mony. Whatever their ren'-eus, their plan
worked te a charm and they Mciircd the
ready uetuiittnl of n client lie was un
doubtedly guilty of manslaughter If net
of murder. The fearful condemnation
he heaped Uxn himself by seeking te
bury the Ixxly in the earth under the
atairwayef hlsefllee, and his calm pur
chase of candles nt a neighboring Mere te
Egi de the deed, and of iipplcs t herewith te
K regale tilmflf while doing it, had no
cncc-i. upon i ins negie juiy, 10 pcrMituiu
them that he had net done a JuMillahle
deed of (daughter. If he had dissected
the liedy and burned Hh nitwiilii'rs, as
Professer Welisterilld these of I'arkmaii,
he still would linte been neiiiltted by
this Seuth Carolina dark Intelligence.
Theru Is nothing Ht range hi this er
dict from siielin jury, and there would
be nothing jiartiiulaily sensational In it
though it had come fiein a juiy of while
men. The comment that it causes Is
bawd chielly upon the dlsclesuiu it
makes of the inee prejudice In thesta'tn
where the colored population isMieug.
The negrei's were seized, upon as instru
ments te acquit a white man of promi
nence in the community, the editor of
the lending join mil and one who com
manded the unlimited esteem and i en-(.deuce-
of his fellouBef lil.e wiclnl de
gree. Heicprewnkd the Miniier and
governing raie; and the inferior negie
race, when it had the oppeitunity of
power, K'ied it e.igeily (ohIiew its hos
tility te its superiors. It is the common
court of Infertility towards superi
ority. The lessen is that the Inferior race can
not safely lieghen the pilvllcges of ( Itl-
Veuship which the negre enjoys in the
ft Mt k..l .... 1.1.. I -.1... ....
fcu BOiirft' vl'eiv ins iiuuiericai snpenei ny
entitles him to-miveriirn1e? 1lie-tht'ei,v
of our gevcrmueut butv. here his meiitaf
intlrnilty forbid-, his taking It. The
negre can never be permitted te govern
the state; and the semblance of such a
right should 1m taken fiein him by law
us absolutely lis it Is heie w Ith us in the
Jferth by custom. We hae no negie
Juries, jiixtlccH and etlklals. They aie
as scarce us lien's teeth in the most in
dent Republican distild of tlie Ninth ;
uud a Republican national admtulstia admtulstia
tlen hhew h less din)osltien te put them
inefficial place than did u Democratic
president. The sentiment universally
current is that this is n white lean's
government; and doubtless it will
no continue always. Theie is no
longer a race Isfiic in tlie North,
where the colored population has settled
down ten ready realization el the fact
that it is released from the lespoiislhili lespeiislhili
tic of ee eminent. It Is otherwise in
E5. thuHeuth, because of (he iiiuiMiiidei.tiiie
of the negre jHipulatien, and the gie.iter
seeming readiness there te jleld them
all the rlg.ts anil privileges of citiens ;
which t'lteiwrdict demenstiates tliat
they c"Jet I v judiciously iimtisl w ith.
It s'liews that the white population of
the Seuth w ill alw ays lie in danger from
the miscarriage, of negre-administered
justice, and that the equal privileges of
citizenship cannot Ikm eutiuued te this
inferior race in fact as well as in
form, without great hazard of aiolli aielli aiolli
sien that will end in putting the
disturbing element whcie it can no
longer disturb the piegre-wj and eidei of
of .society nud iuieril gissl geM-iumeut.
It is intolerable that n negre jury should
be recorded te-day us having acquitted
the guilty for no ether reason than that
the victim was one of their governeu.
Filch things may net often hupiHMi.
Wiat lliipc.
Thejircsldcnt seems te linxe 1ks?ii
nievl,uytliu"rMMpiit ceiiiinent upon ids
indift'eienee te ltluiiie?Tvcoiiimemlutiens,
te show that he Is otherwise; and lie
new gives te two of Maine's particular
precges, Messrs. Buewdeuaud Schuyler,
nice places abroad. This U the second
chuuee Mr. Pchuyler lias had, we lie
Hcvc, the llrst I wing nipiicd in tlie bud
by a cauel Keuate, which ufuscsl te con
firm one who had inue sorely abused
Kirao of its members. New that the
Senate cannot get its axe out for 11 sea
eon, Mr. lllaliie euds his friend etr
the seas te Cuire ; where for it timent
least, he may ret el amid ancient scenes
ml gather material for a book.
It is pleasant te lielieve that liarjno liarjne liarjno
aleus relations are lestercsl U-twecn
, the president ami tlie premier ; scenes of
inityaud friendship nieulwnjs pleas
ing, and It has lieen ic.illy distiessiiig te
the syuiiuthetiu heart te he told hew
Harrison and lilaine hae Us-u suurlmg
at each ether in tlielr dens ; hew the
presideut put his fisit down en lllutuu's
appointments, and hew ISIaine was
.T( enduring the cxiierience with tlie pa
ticuee of Jeb; that was net iruaruutccd
L il Irtttl frtnu ul
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F Vsr- llia i.liniii,,. llmf ,,iU ,mmn i,i-r Hi,.
mw- ......g,v ...Hv .. . ..... if.l IIIV;
cone we trust will be enduring, and
.i that lllaliie whu lives for his friends
'' will get nil of them Inte etllce; ami lfar-
,, who Imn ler his rclatleus. will
I ugb phiuw left fur them.
Dtflrrlng Jmlgrs. '
We ace that the Judges of our neigh
boring tsmiity of Derks lire a apt te
ngree te disagree as our own. The ques
tion of revoking the llcenea of saloon
keepers, whohncbe1d liquor en Hun
day, has lieen liefore the court for seme
time ; and .ledge Ilageiimau has rcachi-d
the conclusion that the complaints
should lie tried Iwfere a Jury, liefore
the license Is taken away by tlie court,
though he concedes that thu law glcs
the court authority te act summarily In
the matter. His colleague, Judge Kr Kr
mentreut, does net want te aw alt u Jury's
decision, but thinks the licenses should
Ik: revoked promptly, te si cure elr-crv-uiKc
of the law and In Justice te the
honest dealers.
The dlllcreiHv In their lcs may
ueiiui fiem the fact that Judge llagen
uiaii is about te stand for re-cleitlen te
his place. There is little room te doubt
that lie la niacnuvring for position ami
alliances; and as lie is an astute poli
tician lie denbt'ess known Just what heis
about. Rut it Is certain that these re
puted dlU'ercnces of judges upon the
licnch arc net conduelvetoecuringpub cenduelvetoecuringpub conduelveteecuringpub
le respect for Judicial station or opinion;
and It Is it question whether our double
he ulcd courts had net lictter give way
te the single headed bench. Theeldjhne
barreled court was Itctler wit h tlie two
associate judges who didn't knew any
law , but w he had sense enough te real h
a decision without quarreling; and it
is nil a toss up anyway us te which way
a court w 111 go nowadays.
Mii.IiKT'h fiimeiis painting "Tlie An
gelas" brought fllll.liOfl at Soeiclnr's auc
tion in Paris. Tern frnv hundred dellirs
ene might Isil llrittmiy nnd sen tlie pie
tuiu witli tliu varlHtlonseriutuid life.
Tin; Alitssni liuselts rlllelenui tins wen its
Hist -vhlery in Kiigliuid ilerestitig tliu
llonei.vlile mtillcry leiupauy of Londen.
Tlie A nut inns will seen I km id liem ngulii.
AicolllilNiite tlie geierimieut oinltliolo einltliolo oinltlielo
gisiH it Is no unusual thing for it single, pair
efKngliKli span ew s te 1 1 iir twenty or thirty
young lu ene season. Assuming the an
imal product efii pair te be tweuty-feui,
half males and hall females, and assuming
th il all the p ueuts anil ellsprlug are alh n
at the end of tin i ears, tliciu would bo'J7. be'J7.
7li),,.is,l,i'i'H sparrows In nxixlimu as the In-ire.-isn
liem thai hlugle pair. It Is a
siiuple udciilallen in progresKleii nnd
ipiiteiKciiiiile, se thai we Ii.imi te tliniik
thniats, cold weathei and iiieldents tint
eui r.u-e nml ci lllr.atien in e net ehllleiati il
by the sparrows. The Np.trrews aie net
keptdewu by epidemics or dlsoase and by
their constant association with man nsnipe
the natural enemies that icstilit thn In In
crciise of otlier birds, t'nls destiny niaiiv,
but li.uolidler six i ess with nil oilier birds,
for by long association the spanews huse
grown winy of t li.it 1 1. 'Ilin xpiuew
hawk, the owl and the crew blackbird am
tin Ir most igoieiis enemies.
As for man, there tan he no doubt Im
h issHiutiitlieus.ind tiiuesiis linn h money
In destielug sparrows as lie did In Itist
Introducing (hem. ileuutles h tin been of
fered by towns nnd comities, ami
Michigan new uyH ene cent, a head beuntv
fordtieased Kuglish spmews. 'I he city
ceuiuil of (licgen, Me., last 3 ear inailiiiiu
appropriation lerwnriigaiust the sp 11 rows,
ami ammunition was tuiuislied liee te the
local speitsiueu who can led cm a ssto sste
f untit campaign.
Kmci.iieu 11.1,1 m Ic.el; pains te step
en bis way te Norway te watch thn naval
icgiitlii nt Kiel, nnd It is amieuiucsl thai
the greiil e eut of his isil te laigland lu
Augiisl will be the naial leiiew. I.irge
iiiiiubersef lierman ii.imiI cilllceiH will go
with him mid thu ocean racei Niskai will
be used ns nu c utsien slcamei. It is e I
deut that the eiiipeier is taking gieat iiiiiH
te lni'io.ise the national lulc-iesl in naval
ullaii, but unlike I'c lei ti.eliieat nt Itussla
he seems te eaici hn tlu matter eul, Hi lis
inllltaiv iiapeits. I te is culilretlv c 011
ceiiied about the weakness el ticimany ul
sin lu the 01 cut el wai and cues ciy Utile
abeltlll"!' lileicliaut iiiniluu.
SxiU'i.i. IIm-cTii, 11 I'hiladelpliia llciir
ineiih ml, lliug ueni TlM'Utlclli null best
nut sticrlN, lias tiled n hill Hi eiiill iiKaiust
tlie lliiihh i:lnlilc biiiht ieinp.m te 10
stialu llicm H0111 limning tlicli iniicliiiieiy
as limy de at piesi nt, ami i-spis Inllj In eu eu
jeiu them I10111 riiiiulug it at night. 'I he
defendants bateau ilecliic plant just back
olMi.llangli'nliamlsenio lesicleucnaud thc.t
luakii nn lioineiise anmiml el ueise while
Ihoyaie 111 cunt e lining luht and money.
Mr. Iluigli alleges that iiiiIesh the neise
IsstepjKsl he will bediiteu in his old age
liem the lioine which he has ecc upled lei
inant 3 nils. It destie.ts his sleep, his
eoiuleil and the Milue el his jmojiei ty . lie
states that it works its uiachiiies lata Hi tlie
tiny and throughout the night ; that it
makes his windows Khake until they hate
te be plugged, has se injured his pheste 1 lug
that It has been lies iiwiiy ler hiuitehate
it lepaiicd.
Ne doubt le.cut citizens hate the nier-(hantMaiinojauc-e
without his wealth, and
he 1.111 hae their enidial wishes let mic-
ess in his clients ie situ his home and
couifeit. Thn electiie light winks nn
Water slutt this nt y, shakes things up in
a way lb il le nu.t thing hut pliv,is.int, ami
losidnutsel the ncighboilieocl can imdei
stand thn feelings nt the penphv et Sns.cn
llle, t'alilnruia, who 10 initlicpiake tie
11101H1110 umeasing.
llli: Itl.AlllMi lltON WDItlCs, SOl.l).
'iliej Aid HeiikIiI ll.t the l'lilliiilelihlit
V. lieacllnu: lEiilli-nnil I iuiauy.
Thn iniineuse plant el Ihe Iteadiiig linn
weiks, which filled loin months an Im
eter t'l.uecUH'U. was put up im s,dein lto.ul lte.ul
iiU Mendat. There was it huge atteudaiu n
of leading iron inen el the stale. In ler. v
mlnetes ictlei tlie bidding be'iu Ihe prop
erty m its entile ly, whkli includes fur
naces, lolling mills, lulie nulls, pipe mills,
lenmlij, forge, tic, besides talualile tracts
ul laud, was sold te William I'. Haul, of
It cud ill).", ler Slf0,Oi K.I, sit heel let .1 uiiilt uiiilt
gage el jsiOiVHXl. Mi. lUt'd inircliascsl it
leu (he Philadelphia A. Itcuidlnu' railroad
company, nnd (lie winks will lesuine
openitiens at an early day.
Ten s)i eent. el the piitchase money
waslit the tonus of the s,,h u, Im K,"
cash te the assignee, llie Heading Tutsi
1 010)1.10 . It Is h ticl that Ihe teities
will lie eli idis:l, and Ih 11 a stiidiealn will
heuatter uisirate the tut naces, lulling mill
unci tube winks. The Scott leundrt',
steam lorge and sheet null will pielialilv
Im sold at 1111 eatly elat, as tlieieiiiesetei.il
patties anxious te obi 1I11 control el these
establishments. 'iicm pmportles could
hate In eu Mild (lit estesl nl the lieu et llie
ineitgige, 11 ninth lamer amount would
li.ct e bteti icalicd. Much surpiise was
oppressed when the property as 11 whole
was klies keel dett 11 fei llie eeniMiali elv
small sum, us it wasems.tcd that it would
bring nt least ?VH,iwi) idiot e the mertgiige.
Aniei It-mi Itlllniueu "Will.
The Mas.ichiivts illle le.iiu tentested
with the lliiuurahle Artilhut eeinji.tuy nt
rille shiHitiug oil Monday. '1 he American
team wen ley a k-oie et 1,01.') te Nil,
'Ihe niiitesl ichiIw pi no. it llie Nuuhe.ul
raiign. 'i he wind was light and t.eii.ililc,
I'UillllJ till) MsllOrK. I Ll-ll III IlkKlll.lll
llied wit en shots .it two iuiudlcsl, lite
bundled nnd xi Imndicsl tanU. 'I he
total in tile lit the Anieiic-aii iiiaiksiucii.it
each tango weie as Minus: UKi anls,
:t.il , fioe .t.ncls, l,; 1)11 .lilS ,i.
The lelals niade lit llie llouemlilo Ar
lilluiy cenqunt ttoie; at Jh) tards, Jlj.
WJ J aids, JU ; tW'l j arils, !0.. "
lauU Ilrewncsl,
J0I111 llrewu, 7 ve-irs old, fill into Iho
Schuylkill literal l'jirineuut el.iin ester
day afternoon, anil his brother Themas,
11 tears old, jiiiiqKjd hi te rtscue him, nut
lieih wtrudiettued. 'J hey tuie llliiiignt
the tlme of (he iiecldciit.
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
MABernr, A,TAu:nrOi,n NunhMnr.ne,
by Ooergo I'.liers; tr.inslnlel from the
lierman by Clnrn Hell, In two ..ehiinps.
W. S. Hettsberger it Ce., publishers, ll
Muirny street, New Yerk. Coining down
from I'gyptaml tery ancient days, libers
linn already wen much lenewn by ro re
nmnces feuudid en Inlcrestlng periods of
CSfirniHii history. In Mnrgery he gltes us
it strenK pl luroef life In Nuremberg lu
the llrsl half of Ihe llfteentli century.
Mnrgery lolls the tnle in her own words.
Inwh.it Is supposed te be tlie Innguage
used nl thnt lime. Hew, loll nt nn curly
age an orphan, iche nnd her two brothers
nretnken caroef by n cousin. OfKuny, the
jeuncest, we hour but lltlle, while the
snd story of Mnrgery's lete Is only an un
ilerciirrcul through the book, ttlswllh
llerdegen, the head ofthe l.nneiis heuse of
Schepper, nnd Ann, 11 peer serltencr's
daughter who has been Margery's ft lend
from childhood, Hint we nre chlelly
Interestecl. One ofthe strongest points of
Iho book is Margery's cletotlen te Ann,
fieui the (line she gate her sttcetmeatsul
scbiKil nil through hei many trials until
she becomes her brother's wife. 'Ihoihar 'Iheihar
ncters of Ann nnd Ursula nre admirably
contrasted. Aim, who bears with pitleucn
nit her sorrows, w blle lTrsuln, when she
liuils (lint llerdegen does net leturnher
love, tries etery means lu her putter te
h inn 111 tit. llcidergeu has a bold nnd fiery
Iciiipvraiueut and theweikiiess mid strength
of his character nre well brought out. lu
the1 secenil t oluiiie Is an account e( the lslt
of the Imiperer Nlgisumud'H and the I "111
piess llarh.ira's te Niiteuibeig, thin
at the height of its glory as a 1 entre of ail
and loiters. Tlie description of the tour teur
nles, duels, adventures with the gypsies
nnd highway robbers 1110 told in libers'
tit Id and interesting way. The author hits
aoldeied rr111.1rk.1blc sue cess lu depicting
thequalnl and pictuiescpie innnucrs nnd
poeplnnrthn iliitsefwhieh hewritrs. Mar
gery Is net as pett nihil nor In it ns lull el
dinnialie elicits ns some et his leimer
Hotels.
A isirrespendi nl of the llosteii Ihmttt
IhusdcHcrlhcsKhcisnt werk: 'I hush kness
nnd Mutlerlng w hlih for i ears hat e chained
lit 1 1 1 te the ceiiili hate net ei been allowed
te icinie bitweeu him nnd Ids untiring pen;
and while by an almost Huperhimi in elfeit
of tt III he banishes physical psln, his niinil
cieates the most tnrleel, sweet niid.iiilrablle
dlctu I etcn humorous linages, w hit h nre
welcomed In (irrinan laudnns they desert e.
Muting speul n gieat part of Ids llie in
Kgypt, his fancy naturally invented te thai
sunny laud while hn was a piisnuei te the
iueleinent tt Inte) al t,eip7lg. It wustheie
he tt into hill novels with these enoet action
lu tlie I mil et the I'liareahs, bill cluce he
has given up Leipzig and spends bis
w Intern in the sunny south el 8w ilerl mil
uud (ii 1111 my, hlsmlnd has leiiud a icstiiig
pinto nt home.
"
llete is 11 tit id passage liem "Maigery"
ilesc'riptitnefa mediaeval home.
'I he walls of this II no 1 hauibei were bung
with I laueleis Inpe vtiv, nnd I can te this
day see thn plttures which item se skill
hilly wet en into it. 'I hat I luted best,
liem the tlme tt lieu I was bill a small
thing, was I lie lii 1 Hi et tlie hit ion 1, ttheiein
might be seen Iho mother nnd child, oxen
and asses, Iho Ihiee holt- Kiiss from the
I list -the goodliest of them nil a lilac ka
111001 wilh a gieat j client bcanl Hew leg
elnw n eitei his mhes. (Ill the ether bang
iugsa leiiiuamcut iiiIkIiI be seen ; uud I
mind 1110,10 lliii elev hew that, when I
was 11 yeuiigihilil, I would gne up at the
heiald wlie was blowing the Iruiupel in
fear lest liise heeks should Imist, in ismuih
uslhecy weie se gieill.t pulled nut and be
uutei e cased hettitu; se haul. Hetttttu
the top of these hangings and Iho celling
was alight weed 1 ornice of oak tluiliei, en
which my I ithcr, (iml rest him, had eausesl
Milieus posies In be nil veil of his ew 11 do de
tlsing. . Nay. and II It
had nil I icon far lesscjstly and geed toleok
nt, there was, , is il were, n hie ith el home
which must hate gladdened any man's
hiMit , Inasmuch as all lite m goedlt things
weie net el .teslerday net el teelnj, but
h id long been a Je, leinauv nu one deal te
us, se Hint 011 1 wellaielulhat cl welling was
hut the eeutl nil Inget I he geed lit lug tt hit h
nut paienls mid ginudpatenls had knew 11
lie fore us.
.
I'aii Aw m and I.emi Aeo, by Mis. 1.
A Iveuible, authiii el "Hec cuds el a i.lil i.lil i.lil
hoed," "IteHuidii el a Uitei 1,11c." Hemy
I loll A I'n, publlslieis'. New Yolk.
We tauiiet siv we llnd " I'm Ait. tv uud
Leng gn," li.t I'liinci'S A. Kimble, u
phusnnl bunk Hi tai t it 1 1 an unpleasant
one. We think wouie iciding simpl.t 11
geed desi'ilptlen et lite lu tlie eailt elat s ul
Miiksu husettN, when the people) weue
he-dged in by scstiulaiilNiu uud supcistt supcistt
lieu; when suddeiilv we aie eoiilientisl by
ittragecl.t. 'Iho steiy is lull nt inumsis
leucies. Hut e.iih ihniai tei is adinliablv
ilratt n nml seme of the desciiplieus vciv
vivid. 'I'lntt efthe iqij)iiai Ii el a thunder
steiiu nnd et a stniin Just us Intense thai
ingesat tlie same time lu the licit 1 nl Mary,
Iho heroine, who is eiy Kiisccptiblti te
elestilcal tnnes, is tery line. Allheugh
we letiuil the story unpleasint we lay
deit 11 the book cut ioiisel tliegcuius of the
pen w lilt Ii could w 1II0 it and the "Kcc cuds
nl a I ..ltd 1. 1 te" uud that e.itiisite poem
"Absence "
Mis. Uemblu has bcs'iia pint l.t uiiscllisli
woman, lu het taiicd expciuiutw she
his alvvats ilsen above sell and tt ith hei
M'ii allow csl llie world te euie.t hoi genius.
I It-it. is a peitrnit el Uul.t .l.me liiey
llciin .1 Ictti'l pieserted ill Ihe an hives of
tcencu. It is publislusl in tlie .lif JhhiiiiiI.
" Ueiina .l.in 1 eiicii" was sheit uud thin,
lint nicttilv shiiisl and giacelul, with
small lectures, a stialght nose and ted lips,
hei h ill' being auliuin ami hoi itebiews
elaiU, while hei e.ves weie light hazel. 'Iho
wiitei el thn lettci states (hit .lane
"walked under a efinev,aud hei husbnud,
tiitllle, walked I iv hei, ditss(sl nil in tt hite
and geld, a vel tall, stinni; boy, whci aid
her much attention." she was diesscsl in
glecn velvet, stauiped with geld.
.
Ameim-i-ii:; en, 1111. miii. i-u ms
II lit. riciui the l'tciic-liuf liesnges t)hnet.
J. It, l.ipplucett Ce. This Is a teiy will
wiitlcu taleaud lu moie he-althy leading
than much tictieu et the day that is
" I'l cue h.t " without being l'leucli. t'ai
v.i.iu, an exiled Spaiuniil, has been
giietleusly wreugesl bv the Manpiis el
ri.ilicfeiil, a wealth v and haughtv noble et
the old regime. C.iitnj.iu eletnles his life
tu scheuiliig vengeance and gnthei
ing ttcillli, mid bex-eiuus lit the
caretiil unci hum iiipuleus piaclice
el usury, a ery rith and daugtretis
man uuiteisally hated and teaied. Me
hid mimed nn hciiess whom he bad
Ihureughly blinded as te bis teal charac
tei. The here of this slerj is ihelt sun,
who thoreughlt despises his lather, lo
tuses te aid his si hemes and w ins ler htm
self it high lepulatieu as u law m-. On the
death e( his inetlu 1 fining r.iM-.d Can a
Jan gees te Allien lea 011 business of the
Panama Canal ceiiqiuuy.aud 11 turns when
his lathd'a schemes el icteiiue hle
l.'.iched a ciisis and ruin nteihaugs the
hollse et Claiieteul. When le-.l In the
weeds he eueeiinteis a jnung giil rieliiu;,
who pint es te be the daughtei nt Iho old
in.iripiis. She show s him the read, but 011
healing his name dianiatii.illy mis a
line in the ah with her whip, tthcids hei
horse and tides tcwav with the heait el
.Miimg Cartajmi. Frem this isilnt the end
ofthe story is plainly In sight, l'ora?c-eiding
te tlme honored rulesef Iktlontlie young
bourgeois is lieiiud te win the high bem
maiden, but attention Is well rictedbv
means el .1 nuirder, of t lilt-h the lady's
brother is ucviued, and the details el .1
biniple plot .luulet crly w 01 ked out. The
tale Is n fair portrait of u phase or French
Ufa nnd villains nml heroes nre quite
human enough for a net ok
Heme oeplo have a way of glnnclng nt
the cud of a book liefore thny have rmel
much of It! and seme ether people hat en
way of expressing contempt for that way
ofneel leading. Yctmmyu geed nenel
is se written that the enel can be guessed
from thn llrst ugcs. Te succeed, such a
story must be well told,
Itldcr IIIkuiikI will next turn his ntten ntten
Hen te Ireland, by tiny of relief from his
African excitement. His here " Krtc" will
be nn Iielniid mountaineer, " pretnlllug
mightily ngiiust Hatesarks and giants, and
pxi ltlug Iho lote ofthe rlvalsllttdruda nnd
Hvtnuhild, nnd being etentually tempcllisl
en account or his having slain a man for
ene of them, te salt thn bread seas as a
Viking dining 11 space of three tears.
Neithein wltchcralt supplies ene of the
lailles it Ith a glamer net greatly Inferior te
thehlasting jKjwerVf Ae"shn."
.
Mr. .Inmes llussell Lewell Is editing an
edition of Izank Walten's Complete An
gler. .
In Ilin tiirrent iiuuiber of tje Ilreimul
Qimrlcrly llrclna there is u chapter from
the '"llie Ufe and Werk ofthe I lev. .lelm
Williamson Net In, I). II., I.b. 1).," w tilth
Itet. Dr. 'lheodero Appcl has bc-eu pro pre
paring. Il will in. ilce Its appearance next
Oclebeiiisuu oehtteof nbeut seven hutl
eliisl pages.
.
'I he .Inly l)iujwlittiu has an article en
the Milltl totter, which Is the most Interest
lug treatment of Iho work thai has yet
been published.
II
OOllHKAIlSAl'AKU.IiA.
ALL RUN DOWN
I'reni Ihe weiikciilncellci Is of irnrm vc fattier,
l) haul wink, or fiem 11 Ieiir Illness, Jen 1111 cl
11 kechI leiile anil hloeit purl Hi r like Hewl's Kar
Mtparllla. Ifjeu hate neier Irleil this peculiar
ineillc hn close, ueni. It trill tjlte ion Ktrrnglli
aint iipK-tle.
"IIoeiI'h SnrsiipHrlllii 1,'icve 1110 nntt lire, and
rcHtereit me In lu.t iienleil htnlth iinil
strenulli." Wll I iam II. t'l euiiii, Tllleii, N. It.
UIVHNLM'Ty im:.
"I wiih iciuipletily rim ctetin nml 11ns ter
in-art) tvie jenrii uiiilrr lueillinl trc itincnt
lichiK clten upluille lij plijsltliiiiH. .M iiiellie-r
ers'cil me te lake Hnnct k KarH.iparllla. At lesl 1
rniiei'iilicl, ami I hate never taken untliliin,
wlile Ii lulpeil 1110 ns Dim li us Heed's Hiuapii
rlll.i, ttliltli resteiiecl 1110 In licaltli nml lyer. I
linte liire laklnii llnbeiil four iiieiiIIih, mill mil
lien 111IIII1 11 ul bclliR. I inn work nil itny vtllh
vrr little latlKiie. I ic online nil II toiiuvenc
whose 8J11I1111 Is preitrnlecl." .Nh.ia Nem.h,
Pi 01 la, 111.
a (toen M'PirnrR
" When I lieiiKlit IIoeil's SaiKipiirllln I maile
hkde-I Iiim j-tliient of olio dollar In niecllcllie fei
thn llrsl lliiie-. It Hits itrlten etT rheum itlsiu
nml Improved 11IJ nppelltii se much Hint ni
Im inline iiilstrrsssiOH I 111 ns ki p n leckrd op
or hIie will he ieiiiih- llul lntnle m lic.crcl with
cue ether boarder Unci lakes IIcmkI's Harsupa
1 Ilia. ' TileM ts lli!iitu:i.i , IS) Hilary lrcet,
llioekljn, N .
"We nil like Heeds Knisipnrllln, It Is mi
slreiinthculiiK. 1. 177.11. llAMel'ii, Auliiirn,
It I.
HOOD'S SARSAPAUILLA
Sold by nil clriisKlsUi. $1; six for!). I'rcpuicd
etilyiiyr 1. inxm.t fi., Letvcll, Mns,
iini nesi5 0Nni)ei,iiAit.
()
Ojvciccx-Ice.
OAIUIAINbl IIAIKIAINhl
FANS!
KJL2MST
Wniitcil, eien peiMin In Ijiiuiisici 1 ll nnd
I eiuilt te ktieci that Clarke will Kltesenic
fi. 11(11) Hull, tantlul n will as Oruniiii'iilal Inns
imnt to-inerioci iSMIMIHVY, U'NHAIi He
mi nil.. 1, Hint "III I'C Klxi 11 flee teall piuiliin
11)1, no inattir vtlntt the) but
AI.Ii lli:C()lM)S llKATP.N
In selllin; IIIUHIKHS 1 llSl At. SI) l.
Just llilnk efll. Wi haici sold en 1 nine I11111
druISi InirMif tills artbli) llnhb el IIiiiciI.uk
mid 11 hall Neli we u.int In lutu .UkMlnrs
Kiild lit siitmdat nl(,lit.and If inn h en net jet
piuilniMd 11 lur ionic livniuirevi mid help us
out and ci I n In niililiil I .id.
Hiiziuk me higher Ibis 111 1 k, but teiisbiiiild
net It I this mini toil As tie uuaimitce If nn
Im) join lull llniiefiirisi iliic liem u-. 1.111
Mill )eii 1 iieush mono nn'nii.ri.lii'jeii )our
Snt.ius ler .NetblliK-
Neri; a ki:w piticix.
Sn llnttli s Hiii'er llasc 1 s limit tin 1 for lie.
Iici.JTh- ItetllcH Vmillluei la luiiii Hxlraets, IV.
."ill. a It. I hiii-nl ii- lur . )M.
Ik lain nml Itlot'ellie, bliudid, tin ."'c.
I'n 11 tlil'ri'icm C Iicnmi Im UK-.
I k. a It. Sed 1 1 im l,i is Im lde.
A 1'
Samuel Clarke's
wunuzsuj: and i;t:t' ii,ti:a and
COI'MTX hl'Olli:,
n nd 1 1 sei'iii ijtTt:tN'si'.
KS-Iti inciiibcr the 1'uiis ins,,fslM,ratv
J-ivciuevlttt.
a r 111 usiKs.
I776--JULY FOURTH-1889.
National Jubilee Headquarters
reu tiii: iiusr
FIREWORKS!
V. HOI USVI.l. VNII IlKTUI,
I'ubllt unci prltale illpl.ijs fiirul-licd at
hm csi pibe.
Unr cietks are all rnleiiil lire, nml no Istter
In lie mark, t
I'lcrtlis.mi ( lis tilKplnv 11011 mid ha 11 (liem
latilaslilc until the 1 mirth elite lis 11 call.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
I.AMAHIi:it, I'A.
lttueic
S1'
n.Ci.U. H.Utl.AlN.
A Fourth of July Celebration
Mm Conic Ome Iteri cur A ltniKitln take
lln ltut Ohm lun Life Hun ' An LMtllcut
llucl Inn, been In use but ON I I.Alt, and in.
lilMlll h M W,
Must Be Sold at Once.
PRICE, ONLY $125.
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
NO .'I WI.MI' MM. s.lltl.1 r
11.' I ttd-Vit
gUtovncye.
L
I'TIIKH H KAl'KI'.M VN.
ATTOUNi:y-AT-UU
(M-ceud I'lcxir llilumiu 1,1 U' lliillelliitr, Ne. 13
jiurtiiPtikublrwt. uprljetJiw
tAttru.rtiltn:'.
' ' "J" s, ,. , . ,,..
rniLADBf.rntA.Tcwtaar, July 2, IMI.
iClesbd all ,da-onmetFeuPth.'
There arc plenty of stuffs
that wee whatever air is going.
A trifle will get a dress pattern
length chosen from a dozen :
I2c Batiste at 8c.
8c Challis at 6c.
Fast-color Lawns at 5c.
Yeu knew of them, and of the
1 2jc Sateen that has a trade
right te be 20c, and that won
derful line of 25c Ginghams at
15c plaids, stripes, and nov
elty corded effects.
Deens of stuffs that whis
per of the waves and the
weeds. Like the stout, bright,
warm, light Ceylon Flannels
that won't shrink ; and all the
family of Outing Cleths. Seme
for as little as tee.
We began with a big let of
" Telia " Summer Corsets.
Seme of the sizes have been
out ; all right new. Ah all
bone, imported Summer Corset
for $1 ! Is it any wonder there's
a rush for them ?
Be 1 end fleer, tilth Mutlln Undcnrear.
700 Fine Gingham Dresses
for Children. About half price.
In ew yesterday. Latest
zephyr lace stripes, fine chani
brays, plaids and plains.
$1.75 kind for $1.00
$2.25 kind for &1.25
$3.25 kind for $1.50
$5.50 kind for $3.50
Sizes for 2 te 1 2 years.
Keeenit fleer, Chestnut street Mile. Kite elctR elctR
lern. Don't forget te clip the lawn.
The Themas Mower is geed
enough. $5.75 for 10-inch te
$8 for 16-inch.
llnsement, north of erutrc stubs.
Yeu don't want a Refrigera
tor with hidden corners. Dirt
and foul smells are quick te
find such places out. There
isn't a nook inside a Puritan
Refrigerator that the brush or
damp rag can't touch.
lliiMiiiriit, iiorthiiiNtef ecntie.
Hither a Gate City or a lew-
ett Filter will take all the color
and crawlers out el your clrink
ing'water. B moment, north of untie.
Boek Niavs for July gives as
quick and full a glance at the
fresh Summer literature as can
be crowded into 48 pages.
Twenty of the pages are adver
tisements ; but if you have a
bookish turn you never can
afford te skip the Boek N i:ws
advertisements. They pin pub
lisher, and author, and book
title together in your memory.
With the July number a
plate-paper portrait of Hdimmd
Clarence Stcdman, poet and
critic, and half a dozen illuslraj
liens chosen from just-out
books. 5c, 50c a year.
'lhlrteentli stiett side.
Jehn Wanamaker.
JI v Wee be.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
ait 111;
New Yerk Stere.
Al.lrWOOI. Dl.llhf.lls, .Cs Inches Wide, .Uc 11
Hid.
AI.UWOOI. liDIH.IIK'-l. in Inches Wide, Vie
11 billet , worth U.
M.iWlieil LUMr.l.s II Mil MMTINUS 10
Im lies lde, J7'vc- j worth .rjev.
Al.UWOIIh IIIiAl'IC NUNS VHII.INll, 17" c-;
usual jirite, jiX.
Ai.irweni. iii.ai k ii'riKii:.svei.ii viiiius
ill JV, m uud SI. IX) 11 nrd.
hisclicl llui:iiius In III.M'IC I'AMIMHlti:
UKMtiirrrAs.ittav, i-.",e,7M Hint nt'-c u
urdj lull) Ilk. a )urd under talue.
I'INi: U1.0UIA .SHNbHAIIlX LckiKshs tiell
and 11 ears belle r Ihiui silk.
raiuuen Triune, Held Ten, JJ-liuh.RT'.c . i.
Inch.SlUHmli.
DM: ill'NIUtKIl I.AI)ll' HDlJl'l.K JAC'K
l.Tii, Ztv cucli , I11I1 1) 1.0I1I lit Jl.lM.
AI.I-WOOI. eAMIMKHi: Ml VWl-S, freicm,
llluc, l 'iudln.it uud P.in IIiiumi. t.k' cucli ;
Im IwltirMitil fei Jlii.
MiAt'K I'VSHMKIli: MIAWUS iitS-i-.,5I..W,
51 75,(.Mi),t."'liiiiilS.luiiiuli, best talue
cur ecu lur Ihe itieni)-.
WATT & SHAND,
G, 8 and 10 Eiibt King Street.
VltcliMtvitplitt.
-lllh.
I JUST RECEIVED
nieM
Kcenigstag, Prussia,
Tite H.ii-kcreiucK in ule eH-chil) for Itii.tnnrt
lliretMuiirUrl-ni;lh l'lioteti.plis.
ROTE.
50 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next IHxir te the rontetllct.
JituT-tiiuil
SUMMER GOODS,
l-U5.bV-.--
G
nEAT THHEE DAW SAW.
V
&
ij-St
Nes. 35-37 North
Great Three
These Prices Are for Three Days
All Celer Bntln, I9c ft ) nrd.
811k Veltetan1 I'IihIic-., c ay nrd.
Atl-Woel Illnek Cicklnnerc, :n)Hrd.
Zl-Incli 11.(1) IUnckHltknt75an)iirit.
All-Hllk Knllii laixer,h7'-ca yarel.
Illiiek llrociicleMllk ViltcU.McHjmtl.
KniieyHllkii.ax-ii )arcl.
.Wc Dresi Cleth x, 25c it ) nrd.
J'liney Vcltel,2.'x-n)nrd,
White Ijitt n, 5e h yard.
IVIncli Illnck Lncej hleuneliu;, 0.'Je n jflrel,
Vitrd vt lde Dress Cleth", 12Jc a yard.
Yard Wide. Hatlnte.Gen )nrel.
12Jc Cliallles 6fr a ynril.
Outlni! Cleths, 100. n .turd.
12)c I)res floods, 5c u .vnrd.
HeeUhZeph)rOliii!hiiiii.l2Jeit)nrcI.
Yeu tt 111 Have Meney if jnu Attend this Great Hale, at the
BOSTON STORE,
Nes. 35-37 North Queen Street,
CHARLES STAMM.
1U at
H
IIHOADS A hON.
LOaa PRICES.
FollewliiR vt 111 be found it list of roecIs-Ioiv prlecd-iilttn)(i in our steck: Child's JJ
Geld Fliigci IlliiKs,23e.; Misses' OeMI'liiKcrntiiKH, TV.; Iaiillc'(iilcl!'liiKcrniiiR,I.OI)
Sleotellutteii,2-e.,fiiV.,tl(W; Cellar nations, 23c. te S1.00; Dlniiiend Cellar Biitteiin,
1200; Iiillt-s'nnd .Misses' lire-tent pins, 23c. teUJ; MeurnliiK Plus and Karrhik's, 23c. Ie
J3.00J llnieelets, 2c. teJIOj Nickel Clocks, fi.OO; 8-Day MantloCleck,J 73; Lndles'Uelet
Watclu-i, J15.7J; Nickel Wntchen, $100; Sitter Watches, 10.
-llcinlrliu; lu all brnuches by geed tterkincn nnd nil work tinrninted.
H. Z. RHO ADS & SON,
.Jewelers,
Ne. 4 WEST KING STREET.
(fiiethttm.
s
lOIM THINK!
At Ibis day, whin eonipcllllen Is client, thee
customer leeks te sen Who Gl' es.Net I'reinlsc-s
-HAItllAlNH.
I'liMenier, Htep! 'Ihlnk! Who pay for ex
tensile advertisements?
We de net Ailte rtlse ItnrKalns.ciearliurhnlcs,
etc-., btil ktMi )i)ii the htiicilt of tli.it which
nlli9rM tlvetlii) pilntc-r.
Oui Ceuntem Contain All Dial Is- New lu
SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS AND
SPRING OVERCOATS.
Our Trills are Iho Lewest Possible lodojus ledojus lodejus
tlcoloiusloinc rand eiuseltes.
ASKEW,
NOS. VJ.'UAND tf.'lll WIT KINO SIIIKIX
marl Mind
I-OlIIINIIANDrmtNISIIINliS.
tV Hill lluil some ekie
elnll) lulcri-stlni;iittriiclliiis
In I lelhliit; ler Men, lle.es
C hllilreu Wci'ii' initde Mr)
stlutiK iiiluii for .lull' In
beiKn hulls, I.IkIiU st of
Interest
ing Attrac
tiens.
Wilnlil CnssliucrfiSiiltH, Clu-vlet and Ilannel
Hulls, Mnhalr, reiiKCDiiluINi run kerCe.ilsiiiid
csis, Mtrsilllcs and l.lnin Dink esls nt
prices iiim h In lent theli mil tnlue lle)'Kiitiil
l hildiius Suits in.idc streni; uud diiritlile fin
tiiiiitlen "inl.j; te!12, iilth liiitii) i hnkc put
teens In st In t Irein,
In tin- 1-urnlshliiK Dipartmenl nn- ni.inj
thlui;s te cclecl from for eomfett tliulni; the
lint hummer months Melius! In WiIkIiI 1 bin
ml Shirts, Ziph)r, Cheilel iilid Hllk htilpe,
liniue uud I! ilbt!u-in Still Is nnd Drawers,
I.lsle 1 In. ml Half Hese, Fust Hbe k Halt lliw,
llle.tclii I lew, llelts, Cleves uud Treusirs, Ten
nis Hlii7ets,Kcf,bcs, etc.
Ill Ihe Men haul TallerhiK Deparlmeiil lire
mi. tl hull r patliriis lu semes, Worsted,
C lic-t lets, Ciissliniiii mw III bc iiinili) te jour elder
nl vi ij icetiDinliiil prlics. f 15 ulllbii) iilnil
toil expcitnl would be Sis or $3). bt)le Ihe
Inltbl mid ue'll sic Ie Ihe III and make up. Sec
our exIraeiiUunry 5 Trouse rsc te .Measure.
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing,
Merchant Tailoring and
Furnishing Goods,
NIW. 21, AND 2S NOHTII Qt'KKN Hl'HKirr.
AlTll.l.lVMhON .v. lesifnt.
I'cisplrliiK under an lnciiasliiK diniand fei
Thin Clothing.
OiirusMirtmcnl Is the laiKtst uud price.-, Ihe
Inn Cs,
Hein Deinet and stericuikcr Ceil nml Vest,
eui ilelliu.
deiu s DoinclhccrsiickerCe.it nml V.st.Jl.ii,
l.l,.
Ite)s' laic unit riw Vntiitluii hulls, JlO, Se,
i S7.
lle)s' Knee Fnnt hulls, $', ii, JiSil
Clllldlcn NOdd l'anls, 2V, 30i, 73i-, il.
Bicycle and Tennis Tournaments.
In llirj c Ic and '1'cnnts K'SKUtinr Meck Ter this
season Is larce nnd compute with tin latest
linn litis.
Jcrsi) llli-i lie shirts liem SI.W les.' W.
.lersc) 1 HlliiK shirts, Itncc I'IkIiIk, hull
Tl jilts .mil I'lilen i-iiIIh in xtixk and te order.
lllcicle lb-c in black, blue, liiuiin uud tint),
from 2V Ie 51.75.
llli)(lc lileicsiiud Hills.
line Ilin or Itlnxeis, lust lolers, for Itiinis
pin), rs. In stes k nnd Ie erdi r
'I. mil-, hushes, HUts nnd I liuincl bblrls for
'lciuiK
Outing Hats &Caps.
IHCMI.l. IAIN.
ti:nnis,cai"
We nu pnisucd te liirni-.li Ihe Ir.ule tilth n
full hue el Hals uud Ucps for ulleuHiiKpui;
H) .
lie hue Is lu Ktiavi nnd emit us.
Ii iiiilnl'iiiis mitt Hals lu all the dlfltientcuiu dlfltientcuiu
bliinltetis of nilers.
llase 1 U 1 1 inn lu any design and color made,
toerdi r tit hhert null.
i have iiImi Jnsl mi (lid u I cn.e slink of
Itllllll Hills.
I Iiil.s. wishing Hats, faw and Hi nib Is, fei
oiitdiKirsKjitfceri.iiupliii: will de iicll Ii) ult
iuu us it i.ill Wi eilir tiHil.il designs mid
pilii.-, for Mali puiHis.
SeiiulhliiKiievt lu IbehllllK DKI'AKTMKNT
till neik Uu unit Kuset ClxlerduHli wiuierc
tin ll Is made el Mich Icillnr licit vein nil
soils ll can e-.islli be vcaslictt uud lilildc tias
H-nr like new ltilenbu.tlnsu ItUKsit ler Ihe
iiiiiuiitr gtM' luui.ill.
Williamson & Fester.
i-ah KAST KING ST., UVNC VSTKlt, 1'A.,
AND
:U8MAKCTTItKCT, i',iiiM'lUHa ,
4T C
i?
Queen Street
Days' Sale.
Only, JULY 1st, 2d and 3d.
Amcrlcau Hntlnc, Sc a ) aril.
French HiiIIiif, 12Jc- njnrd. j
12Je Ureifl Olni(liniii, de a )nrd.
Deuble! Width BhectlnK, lien ynrel.
Curtain Kcrlm, lcn )nrd.
10e- Drc sHOInslinin.fl'Jun yard.
Line Curlnlun, cOcnnd 75c A ialr.
Curtain l'elen, I!c each.
Napkins, 23c a dozen.
1H I.lncn Tabic Cot cr, &Oe eneh.
HuchlnKs,2ca)nrd.
While Aprnns, 10c and Uytjc each.
22-Inch KmbretdcrlcN, Zie a )ard,
15-Inch Emhrelderlen.a'k'ayAril.
Jl.ne) Jerse) alWlc each.
Cashmere Wraps, 25c each.
eh co.
(Slethiitrt.
1889 NOVELTIES I 1H80
H. GERHARTS.
'Din most eiunplete nsserlinent of Muring
Oieree.itlnp Kiigllsh riietlnt, Dliccanii and
C.tssmei. HullliiK uud 1 reusi rlnn Hint luu ei er
linn sliewn in this cllv. WerkinniiKlilp the
best nml nil kcmkU warranted ns represfiued.
II UEHIIAItT,
Ne. n North liucen street.
43-Onlv Dlicc-l Importing 'tailor In Ihe City
of 1 Jcucasti r.
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A DOLIiAU'S WOHTH lOH A
POM,Alt.
ITS IIAHDIA' WOll I'll YOt'H
whim: in mjyinu 'ioleok
ren itinTiin vai.ui. than
wi:Aitnerri:niNG. ni.mvs
A rllANCi: I'Olt YOl' Tellt'Y
ATA OOOI) ADVANTAGE. i:
OTIIKIl WOUIIS, TIIEHE'S A
hi:ai' or vaiah: ni:ni; ren
A MTTI.KMONT.Y. TO WO It IC
loll YelJIt IMtOPIT IS TO
wemc ren erns, and wi:
CAN llliST I'l, EASE Ol'It
KEEVEsj Wi I'lltST I'liEASlNO
YOU.
AI10UT THE M'CriXS OP
TIMS .MAITt:n Tlir.HE'.S NO
Demir; WEMtESum; wirvi:
ma en a hit niuHT ni;nE.
MAKE YOUK PlTIU'IlAKEHEnE
AND WEMiI.CONVINCi: YOl' IN
IiESS TIME THAN IT TAK1-S
'IOTEEI. IT. v
MYEItSA HATH TON,
llEl.IAlilj; CLOTH IEH.S,
NO. VI EAST KINO STHEET,
EANCASTEIt. I' V.
riieci.OTiiiNa Bin ehi.
LGansman&Bre.
Geed Qualities & Moderate Prices
ARE APPRECIATED.
'llllIUIl.VNSUll'ISS ND'1II1 11111,10
KAVlllt.
Hiiiiiiiiir I'hetlet nnd I'awlmeic SuilHnt$l,
Sn3UI,1.. lhc) are reslucisl nl one Imlr.
Worsted Hulls In the I .ate st c'uliivin) or Ku k,
nl $7, !'., 1J, 811. 'I lie) arc rediiciil nt one half.
C'hlldien'H hulls nl fl.fl.25, il let, 51 7e nnd Si
Werth double llie ineiie)
hcersiickc r Ceat nnd Visl nt 'K mid l
Si rseitiul Mohair Ceat nnd Vet alfJii, Si75,
S3, f 1,5.5.
Thlu Ce it, pleudld st)les. nt u.x
A 1 irsc. nsserlinent el Kucc I'iiuU ul J.iaad
50 cents.
I.en) I'.ilrs Werklni: l'anls nt 7ji.tXV midSI
OurSlJ Hlick and llluc- Stri smb. tcienlc-r
are f est ulli i and caiinut In. c motile d mi) u here
nl Sis
Geiiuine Diirgahib for tlie Ne.t 30 Dayp.
Mill's, He) i, mid Vlilhlrciia llellnni! nlinct
nl ) our own price.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST ,
8. W. CORNER OF ORANGE, LANCASTER, PA.
utr Neli ounce toil wtlli Hiiy ether Cletlilnj
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