'ME LANCASTEB DAIltf rNTELlfStetreEB, FRIDAY, JtTLY 19, 1889.
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WfTrTARLESHTEINMAN FOI.TZ, Editor.
- , ROBERT CLARK, Publllicr.
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N? AMtHMs, THE INTELLIGENCER.
,?? Lnncanter, Pa.
FJf T.IWntllTtIV A T.,1.1 id loeo
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Tlie JoJtnMewn Growler.
Tlie bad temper of tlit'.Toliiistexvn oo eo oe
lle ecem te be much mere general Until
we had thought possible. Allowing for
a grent deAl of exnggemtlen In the re
ports, the coneluslen enn net lw avoided
that mnnyef theiiiisemhlu survivor of
the flood nre lichuvltig In u very ill"
graceful way. They Mould, no doubt,
lw very much Hheeked nt the suggest Ien
that tlielr eenduet shown any lnek of
gratitude for the nympathy and naUt
anec tendered, nnd nre thoroughly confi
dent that thclrcnmplaliitfl of the method
of distribution will meet the approval
of the contributor!. Misery eneeurages
wlflshness. Misfortune poems te rob
people of the faculty of reasoning In a
disinterested way. The hufl'crera them
elvea are of all people the least enpnblu
ofprejierly regulating the distribution
of relief, because each one of them Is
most vividly impressed with the needs
of his own particular class of victims.
The man who Itwt thousand ex
pects a larger share than the man
who lebt hundred:, forgetting that the
latter lent his all and that no one can
lese mere than that. The commission
has very wifely decided that, "a distri
bution by )erccntage en the amount of
louses would Ix) manifestly unjust, as It
would result In giving the largest tumi
te the jwrnen having lest the most, with
out regard te the value of the remaining
estate of such )erwns ;" and also that
"the fund must go only te the most
needy sullcrers from the flood."
The men who have Iven se fortunate
as te save enough tom:ikethcmludecn tem:ikethcmludecn
deut of charily should rejoice that a
larger share is thereby left for their com
panions in misery who have lest all ;
and among the latter the flood has lev-
r elled ranks. The fund is u charity te
the needy and net a general Indemnity
for losses, and It must lie rememlicrcd
that the cash distribution is only a part
of the relief that has liccn and Mill lie
given by the feeding and clothing of the
people. The man who lest Jive thous
and nnd receives eighty must remember
that he shared In tliu general nicasiiies
for public relief that have se speedily
refitted the site of Johnstown for
Jmman luihltatlen.
The commlwlen reports that the
Conemaugh valley has already received
relief te the amount of two million two
hundred thousand dollars and, although
there has no doubt been error and waste
, In HemeMirnnehcs of the work, the sud
den emergency appears te have lieen
met with vigor mid geed Judgment.
The calamity must have drawn many
philanthropic and wholly disinterested
jieople te the ground, and If there Is any
Injustice or flagrant abuse of authority
' they would very promptly make It pub
lic. The complaints se far published
1 nerve only te check the general sympa
thy for all the unfortunates, unit there
must le ii large number who deeply
regret the thoughtless talk. The com
mission can iilreril te listen In silence
with the charitable reflection tluit the
complainants hflyiU-ajilU-nil sruil'.wdy
JlfirMuTy nuve, for the time, lest a sensO-i
of the lltuess of things,
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Farmers and Trusts.
There was a meeting of farmers at l'alr
Hacn, Maryland, lately, and a strong
sentiment was developed in favor of a
combination of some kind. AVhen farm
ers talk of combining, It may UUlluved
that things are going very badly, but
there Is net much chance that aii agri
cultural trust will ever lie formed or even
hcrleusly planned. Kanners nre net
built that way. Tliey will struggle along
and hope for liettcr times until they are
smothered under mortgages, The Alary
land fanners are net worseefl'tlmn these
of many ether states, aud even In fertile
and wealthy old Lancaster county the
Increasing numlier of farm mortgages
suggests that.in spite of Jubilant States
man Landls, the high tarlirhns net been
working smoothly as n magical producer
of wealth and happiness among the
fanners.
Hut supposing the farmers would coin cein
bine, su pjkimj that every trade, busi
ness and industry, from agrlcultuie te
art culture, could lie organized in tru-ts
or combinations, and the whole work of
nen were directed by executive coun
cils aud beards of directors : The next
thing Mould be a grand unlveisal strike,
tdiutde'vu or tie up, or eU theHccdy
creation of a central lieard te settlu dif
ferences. Then every man would lie
forced te submit te the decree of this
distant aud almighty council. Net only
Ids Mages, but the cost of all he lieught,
would be fixed without the consent of
buyer or idler. The natural result of
unchecked combination wouldlienmeiu
fearful tyranny thuu ICastcrn despot
ever dreamed of. Hut this is fortunately
u long way oil", even at the jirtciit rate
of drifting. Meanwhile let iu note the
drift of thought among the farmers.
They are beginning at lut te realise thai
something Is wrong in this mislel hlgb
tax country. That 1 n gratifying symp
tom. They must U-gln te think out a
cause nnd Jeinedy, and the elled of
tariff ubiiics cannot fail te Ut noted. It
is a little hard, perhaps, fur the farmer
te realise the importance of a feicigu
commerce, but It should net take him
long te see that when our surplus grain,
ueld In Kurepe, has te be paid for iu
merchandize that is heavily taxed en
landing In America, It is net probable
that he Mill get high pi lees for wheat.
"When this notion strikes hhu, the far
mer Mill get te work with his little bal bal
eot, and we hope that the bright Idea
will take shajw la-fort the trusts have
taken command of the whole earth.
An Arab's large Contract.
England's little war In Kgypt may
net Is? u very small allidr If the der
vishes gain a victory, anil from the way
their leader talks tlicieniui'l Is-, in the
dervish niitid at least, a faint clmnie of
Mich a thing. Nud-elduuil thus re-
plied te the demaud for sunender from
Ijencral Greiifeirs strong body of well
untied troejH. "Your force is nothing
te me. 1 have ln-eii wilt te cenriuer the
world. 1 cannot steii new. I call u ihhi
K- you te fcurrender. 1 will protect you.
fit itcmeitiber jiuks ami uorden. "
The lait sentence mutt make It verv
pbUti te the JiiigUnu that If they are te
have peace In the Beiidan they must
deal n crushing blew that will long be
rememlercd its nn evidence of their
power. " llemcnibcr Illcksnnd Gorden"
is a phrase that reminds us that the
Arabs like ether men prefer te forget
defeats. They leek iijieii what the
Knglish call "Welselcy's splendid
campaign " ns an Invasion well
repulsed, They de net cure whether
the Knglish could have marched
en after the fall of Khartoum
nnd eenqured the Mulidl. It Is enough
for their prldethat the Knglish celiiuiiii
retreated, and as General Orenfell i-.-lertsthat
these dervishes are well f-i
nnd In goeil condition in spite of their
recent suffering by thirst it Is ijuKa
probable that they will continue te tight
us desjierulely as Iho followers of the
Mahdi. There is something magulflcuiit
about the Ignorance of these Kastern
fanatics nnd their lendcra. Here Is
)Kr little Xad-el-Juml, with his
few thousand Arulis, starting out
te cempter the world with the
sublime declaration that a superior
force Is nothing te him. Christians talk
about mountain moving faith, but east
ern fanatics make a lavish display of It,
and though generation after generation
sutlers lit consequence, the crop of reck
less fanntlcs Is always ready te fellow
the prophet of the day te death, if net
te victory. It Is u pity that Kl
.Itinil cannot Is? jiersuaded te accept
n Itaymeud excursion ticket, ami
travel a llttle ever the world
that he has started out te conquer, lie
might lie a trifle discouraged by an
autumn review of the German and
French armies, or even by n few. days
walk among the teeming millions of
Londen. He M'euld, perhaps, conclude
te let than teem, and would find his con
quering mission limited te the part of
the Nile that none but A ruin care for.
A nr.NTi.KMAX ei this city, who recent
ly saw- an nrtlrln quoted front the "Hos
pital " en tlie subject j "Is Leprosy In
fections ? " writcste us ns follews: "As re
gards Infection or eeniuitiiilcntlnn of tlie
disease through tlie medium of tint atmos
phere, the writer of Hint artlcle holds Hint
evidence Isairnliist such transmission, but
thinks that I'athcr Daiuleu probably con
tm teil Iho disease, by accidental contact of
leprous poison with nil nhriildcd skin,
but we de net haltevn Hint It lscoiiiiiimil lsceiiiiiimil
catcd through thontuiesphnronsn medium
Inthesnimi manner In which Inlliicuzii,
measles or scarlet fover may be dissemi
nated. That It is hereditary, thciocnube
no doubt, and during a residence of mere
than twelve years in tlie West Indies we
lme hud occasion In unto this fact,
for Mil neer heaid of n slngle
case thnl was net heicdllary and
strange te siiy, It always skips a gener
ation. Wuliiae knimu vniieits cases of
children showing the first symptom of tlie
disease nt about H or JO ycais of age, nnd
which from Unit thuu rapidly developed.
Making Inquiry nnd examining the estate
records we ulwnys found that tint grand
parents or olio of them lmil been iillllcted
with the disease. We luive eome hi con
tact 1th lepers frequently, nnd could net
help doing se, In ministering te them, but
we never guve It u thought, nnd had no
Idea of having it communicated. We have
known missionaries wliohave lived among
tliciu for years, mid never felt nny appre
hension, and did net tnke the disease."
V.vsr quantities of siigarainhclugsteicd
iu the buildings of the warehouse trust
en the llioeklyu water front. It Is esti
mated that nt least three hundred thousand
barrels of sugar nre thus locked up, and It
Is supposed that the sugar trust is prepar
ing for another rise Iu the price. I'Mne
prospect for the presorting of fruit this
year!
I.v nu old copy of the iMimtxter (tmtlte
iiml J-'ttriiiri'n JtfyMrrirt lS'-!7 we llud this
Item ghen prominence : "Tin: li:vtt.
Amenii tin: Taii.eus, Twenty-seven
journeymen talleis lately In the employ
ment of Messrs. Itebb v Wiiiehieimer,
were en Wednesday iiieridiiK bound exer
Injlie mnyei's court of l'litliulelphla te
aiisxxTTacliuiBO of cimxjiimri. The sub
stance of iliiiaiivKcd. niisdciiieaiier Is under
stood te be that tTifc tli'femlanlH struck
slnuiltnneeiis for higher xx.fgifsRnd refused
one nnd all te work for less tnti'vUm
demanded advimce." Truly the tights et
labor have been well dexelepnd In these
sixty-two years sluee these twenty-seven
talleis astonished the laud by striUlug
"slinultnneeus."
At Pair llnxen, Md., recently theie was
a meeting of Southern Maryland farmers,
xvhe x ere ehlelly eeueei ned with tlie to te to
Ikicce question, it xvns stattsl tliat tohaeee
purchased here by the I'Vench government
for 5 cents u iieunil Is sold Iu France at
JI.l'J per siund, and the question naturally
siiggesteil x as x bother the great discrep
ancy could net he reduced and u larger
price obtained for the producer. Ne
nusvxer iqiis'iirs te hnxe been found nt the
meetliig, but the Pert Tobacco 'J'aiirx
suggestisl the forming of an asso
ciation of tobacco plnuteis, with
tlie xluw of storing the enlhe crop
In the state warehouses mid holding it
until a reasonable price is obtained,
I'laiiters xvhe could net nlteid te watt for
the sde of their consignments might be
It.tlii.by the ussoclutleii tlie market price of
their tobacco xxlth money borrowed upon
the tolmcce In the warehouses as security.
The Jt.iltimere Sun notes that the
chief dllllcully In the xxay of such a scheme,
mid Indeed of any eo-eporiitlx'oollbit en the
part of fariueis, is their xulbkuewu Indls Indls
Mtsltlen, due largely te the nature of their
occupation, toeeinltine for nny purpose.
Perhaps the Wilsen essays en trusts,
xxhlch xti hitxu been reprinting front the
ti ii, ui: have nu opposite etUs't lieinth.it
InteuiliKl uud stiuiulate their growth in
numbers by lexeallng their labiileus pro pre
Ills. i:ou tlie I'.u mers may lie tempted.
Tliutir is a deadly epidemic In process of
development at tlie corner iif Orange and
Pluiii stieets, xheie the odors fiem nil
ejKMieil sewer ure overpeweiiug. l'lm
need of u beard of health Is abc.uly pain
fully exldent.
-H'rilui-y 1'iiieler Iksiics mi On lee.
Secretin x Pioeter has Issued an order
supplementary te that of Out ltd iiist. e e.
p(slitethe consolidation of the leeeids of
the xehmlecr forces In seix Ice iluiiug the
war. lly its terms the lecenls, tiles and
prejsity or the divisions ofthe xeluuteer
serx Ice blanch and of the divisions of the
velunlier enlisted branch of the adjutant's
general's olllee net transferied bv Iho
order of tlieltd Just, nielierehx tniuslciied,
with the itersens emplevisl t'heiein, te the
riverdmid pension division of the war do de
pirtiueiit. All tcrsnus employed in nnv of the
bureaus or elllees el the department, all of
xxhohe time Is net tsvuphsl liy the dis
chargee!' their present duties, 'will he re
wirttsl te the secietary that they uiiiv be
trausfci nsl te the nssinl mid jicn'sleu dlx 1 1
slen. 'l'e add Im this force as far us stss.
bio it is tuithererdeied lliat any xxetk net
nwcss-xry te the transaction 'of current
business shall be suspended. Alse, tliat
the most direct methods shall lie adopted
In the transaction of the piddle business,
avoiding all unnecessary routine, mid iu
calling fur Information for thoadjustiiient
of pending cases the culls must he limited
Itrnxviusl Hei-M.iruiul Hurt hlldcmi.
Larly Thursday morning tlie IhhIIcs of
Mrs. Joint MeO rigor and Iter two cliUdien
xvere dlscfivercsl in ten Inches of water lu a
small creek near Yoitngsiewn, Ohie. The
woman had llrst drowned her children
mid iheu lierself. Her husband had left
Ler in destitute divuiiutuiiccs.
lef'ssemtui matters se us te save thre and ,,,.' "i.'i ;,,'.'..."" .' '""
work iu making and answering 1 1 ' m me m, V"bil" ,(. ,n!iK, n'' 'i"""'"''!.,
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TRUSTS AND MONOPOLIES.
Frem thn fourth rmper of Win. U Wll'en In
the Jlaltlmnre Hun.
The success of " the .Standard Oil trust,"
whose gencral stnidure I attempted te
initkn plain lit my Inst paper, xvas n mnr mnr
xclleus tribute te Us designers. It xvns
cnpltallml In IB-flat $70,oen,ooo, for xxhlch
amount ecrtlflcntes were Issiteil. Jlv I WW
Its capital bad grexrn te &in,000,0V), of
xxhlch less than fo.OOe.tiOo, represeuteil
slmres Issntsl for stock of new corporations
absorbed Inte Iho "trust," and nil tlie res! res!
due stock dividends. In addition te tlie
dividends It had nld regular quarterly
dividends lit money, averaging 7i ter
cent, yearly, and reaching 10 per cent, in
recent years. Tlie trust ccrtlllcntes, Imi
glniilng bel exv par, had geno up te $10.i.
Tims, Iu less thnn six years, a capital of
seventy million dollars, nt most seventy
six millions, with a less innrket value, had
grown ten capital of ninety millions, with
a market value of ene hundred mid fifty
millions, having meantime paid regular
nnd liberal dividends. In n word the trust
selicme lit itself, by xrhnt it had done, ami
by what it sectupd able te de, had doubled
the x-nlue of Iho property of the combina
tion, although the Increasing production of
the Itusslan oil lipids wns causing serious
competition In foreign markets. These facts,
x hlch sound like lCastern fables rather than
a chapter from our recent commercial
history, xvlll prepare us fur tlie spread of
the new Invention ns seen as Its nntnre
could bedlscexx'red nnd its pesslhht elfis'ts
tindorsteisl, The next great combination
xxas "tlie cottonseed oil trust," formed
by the stockholders of mom thnn sex-cnly
corporations, ejieratlng In fourteen states.
Heme of the Stiiuilnrd oil malingers
appear In this trust also.
The nx-ernge consumption of sugar In the
United .Stales is llfty pounds per capita,
requiring nearly nun-third of tlie product
of the world. Of this vast amount we
produce, chiefly In JOUlslann, a varlnhln
traction, averaging about one-tenth, anil
luiKirt the residue In the form of raw
sugars, which are roll ned In this country,
our tnrlll' ilutles being prohibitory en the
refined grades. When therefore (t heeninn
known that a large majority of American
rellners had formed a "sugnr trust," and
its oternlieu xvns brought sharply home te
every household by nu luuuisiliite and
consequent rlse In the prlee of an niiiele of
universal consumption, public, feeling was
nt ence excited te the point wheie legisla
tures nnd courts xvere invoked te uncover,
mid If possible te suppress this new form
of secret combination.
The .Standard oil trust wns simply n new
nnd morn perfect organljitlen glxin In nu
already existing combination.
IIOWTIIIiSttllAllTIUIsr XVAS I'OIIMUII.
The sugar trust xvas the adoption of that
organization for the purpose of forming a
combination out of hlthiMte independent
and competing couiiniiies. The deed
under which the sugar trust xvns orgaiiled
iu (X'tebur. 1887, provided that nil parties
te It, net already corporations, should first
become such, and that all the sliaius of
stock lu nil the corporations should he
transferred te tint beard of trustees, eleven
In number, designated as "the Sugar lie lie
lluerles company, " In lien or which stock
ccrtlllcntes dreliirlng Hint the bolder wns
entitled te se many "shares of the Sugar
Itelluerle's company" were te be ills
trihiiled. The amount of tliese certlflcntes was net
te exceed .'0,0tKi,lHKi, mid the quota al
lotted le each corjterallon xvasle ltonscer ltenscer
IiiIikmI by appraisement mid ngrccnient ns
Inlhnnetual x'uliie of Its property. Of the
shares allotted fifteen nor cent, xvcre te be
left with the heard with xvhlch toucqutie
ether tcflnerles beeemlng parties te Iho
deed te pay for additional eapacltles or te
appropriate te the sex-end refineries. Pueli
corporation prcserxes Its identity end sepa
rate mimngemcnt, hut the beard, elect their
directors mid receive all Iho dividends, out
eT which lu turn they declare mid pay
dividends en the trust ceitltieatcs.
The parties executing the original ngrco ngrce
incut Included nine iu New Yeik, headeil
by the gieat Haveinjer it Llder concern,
xvhose refineries have a capacltx of 8,(kki
barrels, or nearly two mid n-hu'lf million
pounds dully.
Tliese sixteen refineries first forming
thetrust produce two-thirds of the refined
sugar of this country. Among the declared
objects of the deed were te communicate te
nil the processes eruppllnuccs possesses! bv
any: le maintain the standard of rellucil
sugars; te promote economies, se ns te keeii
the price el sugar ns low ns consistent w 1th
leasouahle prellt, uud te protect against
unlawful combinations of labor.
The trustees denied, with much emphasis,
any attempt or purpose te control pioduo pieduo piodue
t Inn or enhance prices, but a few facts can
not be explained lu any oilier wux. Here
wero sixteen ofthe lurgest icllnerfcs lu the
country, enguged In finger competition lu
the inanufactuie and sale of sugars, that bv
a slngle agreement euteied Inte a " lrust,vi
Almest Immediately tlveefthesu rellueiles
were closed, lliree In New Yerk and two in
llosien. One of the New Yerk refineries
the North river, xvas sold te the cltv for
park purposes, anether jmil very large one,
(he Oxiiuid, xvns dlrO(ted te be dismantled.
urleus exeqsiis were alleged for this
itrempt diminution of pioductlen, but It is
huld Ul iivttlalll whv thu nulv slinlllii..
rdS'Nvn lu the country "xva:i unieng sugar re-
iiiit-lirs. i null lliu lllisv wus llllllieil ine
dilVeience between the price of fair rellnlug
raw Mig.irnud rellned granulated sugar was
1 U-ltl cents per pound, a dltleicnce, xxhlch
nn examination of cot responding prices lu
Londen, allow leg all that wns claimed for
Increased cost or production iu America,
would ntlbid u fair piellt te the refiner, lu
three mouths' lime the dilVercncn had be
come '1 t-lil cents per pound, or one-half
cent nieie, for xvhlch there can be no expla
nation except the power ofthe trust Jte In
eicuse the price of Its product le the cou ceu
fUtiiuur, especially xvhen the gexeriiuipiit
sti,ids guiinl le keepaway all outside relief
that cannot loapevoruhlgh-protoctiugxvnll.
Let us see what an additional half cunt u
pound meant. We consume annually
about tluce thousand million pounds of
sugar. Of this quantity the rcliueiles in
the trust produce, neuily, If net qulte two
thirds, the ether third being produced by
outside tcflnerles, the sugar houses of
Louisiana mid a few itulmiMrtunt molasses
houses. An lucicaseef half cent a pound
en two-thirds of our consumption, te wit,
en two thousand million pounds, would
give an added prellt often million dollars,
w hlch Is twenty per cent, en the ccitlllcate
capital of the sugar trust.
The quotations in New Yerk for .June CO
el the present year show u dillercuce be
tween the two grades of sugar I have
selected, w hlch nre standard grades for
comparison, of 1H cents per pound, xxhlch
is ex en greater than the amount above
stated, nnd shows the steady maintenance
of the power of thetrust. Ah the quota
allotted te the North rixer rcllnery, xvhlch
suhscqucutlx sold lu open market for
ffii.oeo, xvus $700,000 iu certificates, mid Its
owners wero dissatisfied xxlth their share
as compared xxlth ethers, it is safe le say
that this capitalization was neatly if net
twice the actual value of the prepe'ilics put
Inte the trust. The ccitlllcate began at
$7'J, mill reached tit one time $12t), ultheuvh
a later reaction brought them some. MiinW
lexver in anticipation of an adverse division
iu it case utlccting the trust.
After pavineiit of dlx Idunds last year it
had, according te the ciicular of Messrs.
Wlllctt ,V llmnlln, quoted in llrndsticct of
.lime 12, a siirphiset 10,iet,HHl in Its tieas
ury. The same authority gixes its earn
ings between January 1, lssti, and .lime 1 1
as $:i,iHe,(HH! mete. Thus lu surplus fiem
last vx ear, xvilh its net cash prellt ter less
than six months of the picscul xeat,
amount te j.Sl.one.POO, preKtblv thu full
value of the plants put Inte the' trust, uud
nearly llfty per cent, en its vvatcnsl capi
tal. Ne wonder the ether Industries of Hie
country aic i ushing iH'll-mcll for this new
Invention, xv hhh in a single venr showers
Umiii these who can skillfully and etl'.K etl'.K
tlvelyuseit liches net only greater than
the ordinary protltsef legitimate industry,
but even beyond the xvild dreams of
siss'iilatlve adventure. Hut xxhe can el
lecttiully use It, and mere linpertunt still,
xxhe uys the piper?
The lias,, Hall fiiiiiies,
I'lie chauipieushlp guiues nt liall played
yesterday resulted like this: Philadelphia.,
IS; Piltahurg, (l; Uosten, s; (Ideage, 1;
New Yerk, 4; Iiidiim:tMis, 'i; Wushbig Wushbig
ten, S; tievcland,6;igiinuiculltsl): llrook llreok llroek
lyn, 11; Athletic, 7: llaltlinere, fi; I'ohmi I'ehmi
biis,(l; Cincinnati, ft; M. Umls, 1; luls
xillc, 5; Knuvis City, 1; New Haven, 7;
Jersey city, 0: xx iikesikinc, I ; Uivvell, I
hi M time yesterday, and it seems tu l In
goon couimien new.
.liuiiuv Oulxiu xvns hit twentx'-oue times
by the Philadelphia kids, while his team
get but four singles oil' Casey.
Sain Thompson l gctting'liis xxerk In en
home runs.
Miller, of Pittsburg, has no superior us a
catcher, nnd he has struck-out but once in
forty gaaic.
I 'V,.-.ll- l. Il.i.t,'..nl l. V..-I. ,. kt
ItniTTK Ut'MAyiir.
Ones In th cltr of Vienna, Uicre wa a dread
of hydrophobia, and order were alven te mas
sarre alt the deg-) which were fennd unclaimed
oruncellarcd In the clljr or ubnrbt. Men were
employed for tlilt purpeae, and they generally
carried n aher tlclc,wlilpli they nungat the
peer prescribed animal with turn certain aim
as either te kilt, or malm It mortally, at one
blew.
It happened one day that, clew te the edge of
therlxer, near the Kr-rillnand'a-Hrucke, one of
these men flung his Mick nt n wretched deg,
but with sued bad aim that It felllntetlieiirer
The peer animal, following hi Inntlnct, or hi
trnrbhiK, Immediately plungisl In, redeemed
the stick, nnd laid It at the feetef Its owner,
who, (Hatching It up, Unshed out the creature'
brnhm.
Which wn the brute 7
Wcinnj-"iircnlw what the Atbeiitnn would
haxe done te such a mr.n from the fact that
they bmilkhed the Judge of the Arcepngun, bo be bo
enune he flung away the bird which aeugtit shel
ter In hli besom.
There are men In whom In nn upark of grati
tude or generosity. There are ether whosip whesip
preclata lieneflU received and are happy In
making grateful acknowledgement.
Jtex'. J. W. Anhemaii, one of the mrwt elo
quent divines of )trelt, Mich., write March
.1, lsWi " In ISfH I vllled Chatham, OnU, te lec
ture nnd preach. I wn In agenlilng pain (the
rcult of kidney dlerder), and unable te dine
with my host. I explained te Judge Weed
xihat wa the matter. He anked me If I was
tee prejudiced by my medical education le try
Warner' Hnfe Cure, adding: " Although I have
nexer tried It, I cnii take you ten gentleman
whom It ha helped wonderfully."
" I ued Zi bottle of Warner' Bare Cure and
wa In better health than for twenty-live years,
I have everything le lese and nothing tn gain
by making Ihl lateinent, save the approval of
a geed eenticlcnce."
There are ten of Iheunntid of people In thl
country xvhe hnx-e gnlned Iho approval of n
geed conscience Inn like manner, and are net
tee bigoted te de geed.
$$Ucclltnr0U0.
qxlllIK IIAI.MATIAN 1NHFXT IOWIKU,
A precllcd by n geed powder blower, I the
tiiest rireetiinl delroyeror rile and ether mall
Insect. Kersnle
At itUUI.EV'H riRUH HTOIIE,
Su West King HtrecU
y-K nxAMiNi: eyes khee.
Speetacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are flood I
If you hnx-e them nxnmtned you will probably
mid that there I nemetlilng wren
Willi
them.
nun nun giiisse win ist n great help
xve no UiliiUtnlile "DIA MANTA"lene.
141 3 Ull,
v hlrh are inntle only by u,nnd recemmendist
by leaillng Ocullm a the best aid te defec
tive Xlklllll.
""'hi Oeld Hpectncles, (sl.oe ; uunl price,
ill'pee'ncl"! "Oe- ubI Price, Sl.OO.
Artificial Kye liuertcd, 94 1 uaual price, I0.
M. ZINEMAN & BRO. 130 S. HiDtb Street,
OITICIANH. I I'IIII,ADKI.PIA.
lletwcfti Chcutniit nnd Walnut Htreeta.
mys-lyd
-TtAHCIAINH IN HIIOl-X
Don't Miss This Chance !
Jeb let el about 2,000 palm at Imir price.
-Men' hevr XX'nlklng Hhoes, xlre (1 le H, ,Vle per
pair. Men' Kip llaiiiliiiiule Drogues, 7ik-.
Ilov's llntten HIkh-n, 75c, .Men's Lew Check
lttiliberSeln ()runl,sc.
Child's Citlf Heel Ijice Shes, lre nil S, 25c.
Children's Heel nnil .Spring llisl Ilutten
KIiik'k, sites K te II, Mi
ijidlfV IVblilu Oxfenl Tic , SO,'. Men's CnU
skin lliKttM, t)l..riii.
m.,,et.Vr ''"lies' anil .I Isses' Tun Colored Oxford
Tics, 7.v.
Hey's Helld Leather llaiiihnndc I-nroBlieos,
ter,
IjhIIck' Kid nnd Pebble Itutten Hhec, $1,011.
Plentj of oilier .IIhk'h at equally Lew Prices.
Jehn Hiemenz,
Ne.W
NOtnii iuTi:i'.NKTm:irr.
r.-i.ni-tr.iK
E
,-vi:itvn(iin M'AMHiri
that is-i:vi:uynfi)V who has ever
. J'RJIIIIITI
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Still Holds the Fert.
We hnxen'l the biggest mills In Ihevveild,
but there Is no better mill iiuyvvhcrc-ut leant
there Is no mill (lint can innkc belter Heur. Se
say theuuiliiU or iH'eple lu this reiiiinuiilty,
nnil we take their word ferll.
If oil haxe trouble with your linking, this
het weather, you will perhaps discover that
the trouble lies with jour flour prev liksl en
de net use l.evan'ii Pleur. If you are using thut
article, nnd still have trouble with your bak
ing, Jierhaps It Is because or the even. It ran't
1st the Heur If jeu tie Levnn's I
M.LI.
.KR'.SIU)llAX.S0AP.
TNfTIULlER'S
Borax Seap
will-
WASH CLOTHES,
-ANIi-
EVERY ARTICLE UNDER THE SUN.
1
MIE PEOPLE'S CASH KrOHE.
-A I'-
THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE,
Nti. 'Jl EAST KlNli STltl'.in'.
Hill ElilliitStiMl. of AII-Woel l'reiieh Clialllen
lisliuetl te 4V.
1'lnest IJuiillty Prcui'h Kitlnes itslm-eil fiiaii
tlTJjtf In'iK'. A lew hatliK- ul pie,
riihueil freiii 3.U'.
Our Entire Stm-k of liVlneh Jl.ftl All-Wisil Hen.
riot tun list neisl tesV.
flur Entln-ftwl. nfliMnrli aIIAVimiI Henriettas
rtslurvil letfTc.
Our whole Hue of tile Zephjr flluuhauis ns
dius-d teiV.
All el our 37,e iV'phjr (lliii;liams icliu.il
tu:iuvutn.
helialaius-i.r our E&tin Klne tiuslity .ephvr
iiniKllngliains risluissl Irein 4.V
mill .IV in .rjt,e.
IIl.uk Silk Ijus Piess Nt In Pliln, strlissl
umt l'lu-urcil I lrgely rtslunsl luprhxtoeles.
Olhr riMueileiis thr.niiiheut inn large slis'k
vi liU'ti Uti will nut allow m te uu-iiilen.
l)ur lUslui'tliiiis In IVIee lint Cicuulne.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KDJQ STREET.
luartO-lydU
July Clearing Sale
yenmktt'm.
raiLAAELrHiA. Frtdar. July 1, IM.
Closed at i P. M. te-morrow.
Bargain points :
All-Linen Damask Towels,
20x34 inches, five styles of bor
ders, 22 cents.
Turkish Tidies, ie cents.
Bureau and Buffet Scarfs,
linen, 30 cents ; less than half.
Main Alule, nearTrnnept.
poe Parasols.
270 at 50 cents. Leng sticks,
lets of style, many colors, satin
figured and watered, fresh this
season, made te sell at $2. We
made them $1, but new 50
cents. Cannet be ready before
9 o'clock.
The remaining lets, ever 600,
atgi, $1.50, $2, $3, and $5,
are at quarter prices. Yeu
never saw an equal Bargain in
Parasols.
Chestnut atreet lde. went of Main Alule.
Oriental Laces. A fresh let
from an overstocked importer,
2 te 8 inches at 10 te 20 cents.
The power is in the price.
Ruchings at 10 cents. Yeu
have been paying three times
that. Opened yesterday,
enough for te-day, probably.
Cheitnut street nlde, et of Main Alle.
First day. Schepner's Men's
4-thread Lisle Half Hese at
huenly-five cents. Only 100
dozens ; black, and 25 fancy
shades, plain and ribbed. Sec
onds, se called, but if wc can
not tell the difference from
firsts why should you question ?
Midsummer comfort and cheap
ness. Centre Aisle, near Market street.
200 dozens Women's
Black
Lisle Thread Hese at
from 50 cents.
25 cents
Chentnut atreet, middle entrance, went.
The sale of Ladies'
Fine
Shoes at $2 which had been $3
te $7.50 has lelt certain sizes
which still offer a rare Bargain
te the owner of any feet they
will fit. The following remain
in geed variety :
Widths.
Hires.
Vi :t ;t' t
A A I
A-s 182 alLW'
li 2
r. 11
l"i vti
Read widths and sizes care
fully.
Market street front, went er.Malu Alule.
The smart people will come
early te-day. The house bris
tles with Bargains.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Vatrtcr of frtohlett,- s
A HIUICH imes.
ASTRICH BROS.
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 & 117 NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
BARGAINS !
Unheard Of Lew Prices.
TIPS! TIPS! TIPS!
Our Whole Stock of Tips.
One let at 29c a bunch ; for
mer price as high as $1.25 and
$1-50.
One let at 49c a bunch ; for
merly sold as high as $3.75.
Plumes in Three Lets.
Let 1 at 25c, from 75c ; let 2
at 49c, from $1.25 ; let 3 at
99c, from $2 and $3.
Only a few of these elegant
Fancy Parasols at $1.98 apiece ;
formerly $3 and $3.50.
Alse one let of Umbrellas at
$1.98, and one let at 53, are
great bargains.
Anether reduction in one-let
Blouses down te $1 apiece;
formerly $2.50.
One let of Odds and Ends at
63c.
One let of Fancy Jerseys at
63
Pearl Buttens,
One let of Pearl Ball But But
eons, formerly 20 and 25c a
dozen, clown te 25c a card ; 3
dozens en a card.
One let te 19c a card ; 2
dozens en a card.
Stamped Goods.
One let of Stamped Side
board Cevers, Memie Cleth,
fringed all around, down te 37c.
All our finest Stamped Side
board Cevers down te 49c.
Stamped Bibs down te 7c.
Plaid Linen for Dresses, 24
inch wide, reduced from 20 te
I2lC.
Fine
Fichus,
Black Silk Spanish
reduced te less than
cost.
One let
reduced from $4 te
$3 apiece.
Sale ends
July 31st.
ASTRICH BROS.,
115 & 117 North Queen St.
9trg
AN
NOTHEIl 8LAH1I IN 1'MCEH.
THE PHILADELPHIA STORE.
Anether Slash in Prices.
Dull Tratle Must 1hj Mmle Active by Lew Prices. All Stevk Must Positively be
Cloned Out In a Short Time.
Prices All Through Have Again Been Reduced.
Positive IiamaliM New te be Had In All Kinds of Dry Goods and Carpeti,
-AT-
6 AM 8 NORTH
marSB-lyd&w
CCleilthtrt.
H
ITAOEIl UUUTlIK.lt,
MEN'S
SPECIAL
fW.l'l?.U WOnSTKO CUTAWAY HUITH nt 115. It.
NK AI.UWtJOia'AHSIMRUK CUTAWAY HUITSntt
KUEM.KNT CAK8ISIEHE and WUI&TEI) HUITH at J
FINK
i:xuei
and Yeixtlis'
. .. . HOYS' ntlF-HSY 1'I.Ain SUITH reduced te 2
..M..l."lYR STYI.IH1I CHEVIOT SUITS nl . Hediivd rfem K It
VOUTlls' SUITS In NOllllY CHEVIOT STYLES nt KM. Ited uwrt from x
YOUTHS' SUITS In OOODCAHSIMEUEBTYLFJaln"lt!loTu5e:
Summer Clothing.
HU.IC I'ONOEK COATS AND VESTS nt Mud; xertl
FINE .MOIIAI It COATS AND VESTS nt ?.
COTTON KI.ANNEIj COATS AND VESTS ntjl
W1IITEJ.INEN DUCK VESTS it B.
&
Neb. 25-31 West King Street,
Ctethtttn
MY
EUSAKATHFON.
r
i.ienT-vi:i(inT ei.
l.OTUINO
AT
LiniiT-W4.;irtiiT l'Uici.s i
KVKUYT1IINO IN WOOLKN,
MOHAIR AND ALPACA OOOD.S,
POR HOT WEATHER USE.
LET THE COST (JIVE YOU NO
CONCERN. YOU CAN II UY AT
RIGHT PRICES, ANDTIIE REST
MADE HOODS YOU CAN FIND
ANYWHERE CAN RE HAD
RlfillTHERE.
DON'T WEAR UNCOMFORT
ARLE CLOTHINO THIS HOT
WEATHER, WHEN YOU CAN
RE COMFORTAHLE AT A
SMALL OUTLAY.
MYERS A- RATHFON,
UELI A RLE CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
T
O CLOTHINO HIIYEIW.
LGansman&Bre.
NOW ISTHETIME TO Ill'V
Men's, 'Bey's and Children's
In order te Cle-e Out tlie Eiillre llalaiimoreitr
Suniiner Sleck urluixe Hedneed tliul'rleiH
en our suit an rolleut:
Our Ilfst Sulti, herctorere II0.U) and flS.Ui, nre
new put deu n te $10.00 and tl-LOc).
Our Sul t lieretofere nt (12.00 nnd 114.00 am new
pill ileu n te 87.00 and t'.t.W.
Our llent Trein-erf, lieretefnre at S2..V), (.1.(0, l Ul
nre neu put ilen u te fLM, fJ.U), -.'.eli.
Seoeur Clilldren'a Punta at -JX4.
iveeeurTlilu CiMlannd Coalt and Vt.
lire Away Hum ii In Prlie,
They
ThU i the (ira!tt Ilarirnln Sain en Heeerd.
Il.irgalu In All Klnd of bumiiitr
Clethlni;.
L Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
a. W. CORKER OF ORANGE, LANCASTER, PA.
rf Nntreniierted xxltli any ether C'lntlilns
Heuse In theelli.
Scnl itoticce.
INSTATE OP ELIZAltirril .MICHAEL,
U lateef theeltyef Ijiie,iiiter,dee'd, lA-tter
teNlniiientnr en siildenate hnxlnir Ihh-ii uriint
ih! le the unden-lt;iie.l, all ii-enn Indebted
thereteure reipiekled te iiiuke luniKHllaleiuiy
iiieiit.niid the liaxlui; rliilum or deiiiandu
ni:iilnt the wine, xvlll prenent them ultheui de
l.i for hettleinent lelliu underliuM, n-Idlu
In the elty or I jine.iiler.
CHAS. M. HOWEI.L, i:n-liter
1. MrMuLi.EN, Attorney. Jji-NtdP
OAUSMEX.-WE WISHI A PEW MEX.TO
O m'U our geed by kltmple te.tUe holeale
and retail trade, largest iiianur.u'tiircru lu our
line. Kiu'IekO 3-cent klamp. Wages t i r day
IVruinnent poKlllen. Ne txtaU uuiwind.
Meney adxatirt-d for wnce, adx-ertlslng, nc.
CENTENNIAL MAXrOCO,.
aprlMOtdeed CluclanaU, Ohie.
MI.
Heehm.
QUEEPT STREET,
LANCAHTKIl. I'ENN'A.
STJIXS.
Hediiwd from 111.
iu. iteaurcil from n.
Itcduced from Jte.
I xerthf.j0.
LANCASTER, PKN'N'A.
(Svuccvlee.
T UUlLSICH.
PICNIC GOODS.
l'Jpiilr, or Weed Piatt.
Petted Ham TmiKiie nnd (Ininc.
OrKteM-iitpkled nnd rreli.
Lctt'ter plcklt-d and fri-.li.
Frcsli &kluie.iTitciii-jiiitlHt ram-x-erycliolce.
M'jrd nes linnertfMt nnd Amcrlriin.
Plrkles and OllXfh luglHSi. AMenlcklci by
the dozen.'
(JHI-JB Yerk State Crenm, Snine, Pine
apiite, Edmnniid It(Hiierrt.
llencless lliim In riuiH, ready for tlie table.
Full Line of All Kinds of Groceries.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
(Cllhttt j3 itU.
Trial! A .MARTIN.
FRUIT JARST"
JELLY TUMBLERS !
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,
1 5 East King St.
el-tfd
illtotenvaplio.
RtrrT,
I JUST RECEIVED
FROM
Kcenigsljurg, Prussia,
Twe Il-ickgreunda mnde especially for Hint and
Thiee-qu.irter length PhoternpU
50 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the Posdeftire.
Jnn7-ftnid
"K' CLES, l'ltlCYCLEs.TANDE.XIS.
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems,
DURABLE, SIMPLE.
(il'AltANTEED HIOHEST OUAIlE,
II.l.lSTKATEIl CATALOGl'i: I'ltEE.
POPE iP'C CO.,
79 FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON.
llKANCHHOI'sr.s-12 Warren St.. New Yerk
Jul Wau.nliAxe..Clilfai;n.
Per Sale liy JOHN f. .XI U.-v-ii:lt, I 'eluinlila.
P.i. laiS-ljdt-ixt
TTNI1EUWEAK LIOHT AND MEIUI.M
J xteiL'ht uiiilenieiirln nil Kruiles and any
kUe.nl EltlSMAN'S fienlV KlirnUlilnir Stere.
4.' Wckt Kliitfktrevt.
INOLCTUEE STOC1C PAHM,
STORM KING (2161.)
ItnCXinD 2:30.
stuiidni'tl by llreeitlim: nnil l'iTeriiiiine.
hired ly HAPPY MEDH'M, record it-Vj, uud
klre of ii trotter and parent with iwerrU
from 8-1 n, le fai, mid exer 101 with record
better than .VI.
Dam liy Alexander' Neriunii, klre of Lulu
IMI'.i, Slay Queen. S30. 4c
Soeeinl d.im h) Hewnnlk sir Charles, tlmreiiiili
hril.
Third d mi h) Smith SIeseiiger, keu of 1)111
MeiNenaer.
SreitM Kimi l n hay, ktandu III hand- and
xrelgli about lln) llu,. Itunaluii) t.ikeu tint
premium at ktate and leiint.x fulrs. 1IU celti
are lan;eiiuihaiHNenie,aiiilrlvu that liaxelxvii
keM aerue.l t-thireut uu tiMnme Hge of ohm
ami a hulfjenl. He xrnk taken rliiht out cifthu
kiuu unit x nn xery lime preparaiien rnnuecl
hW reeenl irem iiitj le ;me, trolling three
heats in a te, S 11 undJ.W. He went n qtiurttr
In one efjlic miles In .'li kecendf a '20 Kalt-
uiiku kiniHH iiKnipacuy ii i leuiu kpure nun
leme enough In thubtud te be pieparea for xery
IJi.t work.
TEltAl.-,.
$.VUX) for a foal until hU present
book U full. bfter which lie Mill tuiid a
t 7i).
4)&-tfd. DANL. O. ENULE. Marietta, Pa.
Mil UMCTIIH8 !
&f.Lv$.?:
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