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INTELLIGENCER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1889.
THE LANCASTER DAILY
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IMDRRW J.8TEINMAN,
CMAHMatRTKINMAX KOLTZ, Editor.
nOHEtlT CLARK, Tuulljlier.
tME DAILY lNTEI.t.taKNCEU.-rnblli.ict
every tiny In tin? yrnr, but Sumlny. Hervetl
by carrier In thli city nnd currtnindlnK
town nt Ien rent n vrcck. ny mnll live dol
lar n yrnr In fidvnhcc; 50centsn month.
WKKKLY INTKLLtOKNCKIi-One dollar nnd
liny cent it yrnr. In ailvnnre.
MOTICK TO RUascitlDKItM-ltcmlt by cherk
or postemco enlcr, nml where, neither of
Uic6can txj procured cnd In a rcglMerttl
letter.
Entered at the rotefrice, nt necend class mnll
matter.
Amkiess, TBB IKTELLlOErtCER,
Lnncnnler, l'n.
LANCASTER, PA., July 31, 1889.
Oar Indigent limne.
The treatment ami cam of the Insane
efPeuusylvniiln are entirely under tlie
control of tlicMatc veiiiiiiIUcc en liiuney.
Thb committee l eutijecl te tlie Miiier
vlMim of the state beard of charities.
There has been a inevcnicut In recent
years te have all the insane of the .slate
collected in the tmvernl flute hesi'ltnls
for the Insane at HnrrNburp, Nnrrls Nnrrls
tewn, Warren, Dlxniniit anil Danville.
With an urgency that fcemed te be coin cein
mcmlablc the directors of the peer of
the various counties were akcil te re
move their Insane te the state asylum.
It was Insisted by the honorable Kcntle Kcntle
menef the committee en lunacy that the
county authorities could net properly
treat their insane pauiiers; thnt they
In many instances did net have the
necessary accommodations ; that they
could net receive the same medical care
mid attention as In the Mute institutions.
In imvt counties the tilrecterrt of the
peer yielded In this matter nml the in
digent Insane were removed from the
county almshouse and inylums te the
Mate Institutions.
The principle upon which the-e re
movals vv ere made Is, jierhaps, correct,
uimely, that all the Insane are wards of
the state. Se large, Indeed, are the
powers of this committee en lunacy
given them by the legislallveact of May
8, l.Vjft, that every initiiu man, woman
or child in the stale, whether ludige.nl
or pesewcd of means, is under their
direct control and sUH:rvisieu. If they
fee 111 they can remove such an tilllletctl
one from the lap of wealth ami luxury,
wlicrehcer she in receiving thu best of
care, te dwell among these heidcd hi
the state asylums. Though, as a matter
of fact, the Incurables mid chronic lu-
uatie, who nre by far the largest lu
number, arejusl as well ntteuded In the
majority of the county asylunis.as atthu
statu institutions, and in many instances
could he kepi and maintained them (e
betler advantage.
Kneh county under the law must pay
te the slate Institutions $2 per week for
every one of their immitcs, and the Leg
islature appropriates an additional ?- te
boexiicnded for their care and treat
ment. Tills makes a total of $1 jier
week, which is paid for each Indigent
Insane patient. The total cost of with
care and treatment, according te the re-
xirtn three of the statu asylums, iri iv-,-TTils
ta,..ty j3,ssf $3. Kl mid $.V1i 1st
resuien,.,. ,m(,.t. There can lie. no
ttS" 1",uiln their own statement
..mi ill V-Wliitciiiuicc ought te Im.
will en held ,,,,. , ,i .
chamber. " l Mly ce"(h lMr l"lt,t,"t
Iturk's L'',ut'r from the counties or
niuneesv''BM'iture. Since the Insane
rear fiate are lu eoutemplatleu of thu
nltoieuxclublvejy t)ie wardsef the state,
t tlie county authorities ami even
kindred and friends have such little con
trol ever them, would it net be a proper
thing for the state te support entirely
the Indigent Insane V This Is a mutter
for consideration when It is remembered
that Lancaster county, through her di
rectors of the peer, pays te the state hos
pital at Ifarrisliurg for her Insane alone
ever $7,000 n year.
One ether matter la uerthy of atten
tion and that Is the large cash balances
en hand in the treaMiiles of then.' state
hospitals for the Insane at the beginning
mid end efeach year. In the Institu
tion at Danville at the beginning or
their year there was a balance en hand
of $43,i07.h7 and nt tiu, ci(M. (1L,re wns
en hand $atS,:K)7.70. During the year
ending September 30, 1HS8, that Institu
tion rcceicd nearly $h7,000fiem the Leg
islature, besides ever $71,(MJ from thy
counties and $11,000 fiem private parties
for maintenance. At Warren the bal
ance at the iH'ghinlng of the year was
il5,H9.feS and at the che with state
appropriations and county contilbutiens
oreverfrllOUO, there remained a balance
of f 21,03.1.01). At Dixnient the year was
lxgun with a balance of J(!l,;iSll.7t anil
closed with $3S,ftVJ..VI in the treasury.
At Xorristewu the cash en hand hi the
treasury at the U-giiiulng was $7i;,00."i.r. I
mid at the close of the year a balance of
$lU,'Je;Ul remained. At thu Institution
at Harrisburg, whose hist icpert me
have net wen, the balance has at times
lcp as large as the largest of thoe u
fcrred te.
AVe make no charge of dishonesty in
the management of the- In-tlltitleiii.,
for they me under the centinl of leputu
ble men. llul te our iiiiud one of two
things must be true, cither that $t
ler week jier patient is uieiv than is
neces-nry for the cans mid treatment of
the insane, as appears by their repot U ;
or that the paticntb de net get the full
bcuellt of the money contributed for that
purpose; mid the excess gees te make
uji the large balances that are en hand
111 the treasuries of the several iimtitu iimtitu
tieus. This whole matter has lieen several
timed discussed at the annual conven
tions of tlie directors of the peer of the
state, and has never Is-cn satisfactorily
explained. Tlie committee en luiiucy,
for the sake of their own reputation',
and particularly, in view of tin. .,rBl!
appropriations which ut every ssi,,,,
of the legislature nre lavishly jKiureil
out te the several hospitals for the Insane,
ought te explain these large iimiM-d
baliiiiivsef,..,.,!,. They ought tea-Miie
the public who have confidence. In t,L.m
us men of honor and leputatlen, that
the Indigent Insane, the-e js)r unfertu-iiuU-u
cemmittcil te their charge, are
receiving the full, value of the nppio nppie nppio
priatlens and contributions, which me
with no mean hand jsmied out for their
benefit.
A Project.
The I.vu:i.i.i(iKMKit litis from the le-
lining Mieved and urged Hint the
l.llepoueratthceld city water works
Mieiild Ihj employed te mpplv the kii
with electric light. The ,!,i,fw,J Z Z
grind with the water that is past and
pewerwustel there Is wu(,k1 fereer
Uixui general principle municipalities
should net engage in private bushu
but the hame coiuiduratiens that Indm-c
nnd even ceilljiel cities te supply t,t.m.
wives Wt, water, ewerage, streets,
market facilities mid jiollce piotectien
can ls urged with mere or Jcn force in
favor of a dty controlling a j,,mt (e
light Ha fctnvtb. Fer, after till, cilccUve
nml general Ulmiiliintleii isuniostcjwon isuniestcjwon isuniostcjwen
tlnlnnileirootlvt'unttor the jiellcc syo sye syo
(cnininlafrenNgtxjntlycnlargeilPtcurlty ngnlift robbery, burglary, Inccmlltirlsni
nml oilier crimes.
Wc nre net nt all iirepaivil te wiy Hint
tlie )lan submitted te tlie jxrlal coin cein coin
initie; of hi(iilry upon the mibjcc-t Is the
liest, the met feasible, ami the inet
practicable that may lie elU-reil ; nor
thnt the city Is .yet ready te take thli
step. Hut, wHiiier or Liter, the water
power that the city ewin, vv hleli II nij?lit
never te h-11 or deMrey, iiiu-t lie. iiH.nl for
this purjieH! ; the single HyMeiu or lllit
liiK the whole city from one electric
plant Is n inn"t (Uttlrnblc aim, nml It Is
net tee early hi leek nlieut ami m-u hew
thin can he ilone ami in the ineet mills
factory niaiiner ami at this least fxiieiise.
The I'mlilcm of Strikes.
This is decidedly an era of disturb
ances in the business world. Almest
every branch of Industry Is allcclcd by
the apparently Irreconcilable war which
Is Mug waged lictwccu labor and capi
tal. Strikes among empleyes have lie
come mere numerous than ever before.
The ether day ecn the sacred sanctums
eftheblgXew Yerk ncwspnerH wen
invaded by tlie threatening voice of the
enraged empleye. A cable dispatch
from Dennett from Paris put a sheit end
te that dllllciilty.
This morning a gre at strike will Isjgln
among the coke workers at Scettdalc.
They will nuuilier twelve thousand, and
estimating a family of live te each
workman, there will Is) sixty thousand
persons who will hne te leek elsewhere
ter their dally bread. This will involve
untold suffering upon Innocent women
and children should this stiike continue
any length of time.
It Is lille te leek for the cause of these
iccmrieg dilllcultles in such visionary
IhcerlcH ns thoseef Henry f leerge. Willi
his single tax nml no private light in
land theories lie would bring jicace mid
contentment te a dislurlied business
world. He Is a brilliant dieanier. There
will always lie Just such dilllcultles ls
twecu labor mid capital. Theie will
always lie moral and political distur
bances lu the world. Ne single life runs
Its course smoothly te the end. The
best regulated families are at times In
volved In clashes of IikIIvIiIiimI wills and
desires. Why should there net lie dis
turbances in the business wei Id V Filch
contllctsef labor and capital de net al
ways Indicate mi unhealthy condition
of atlalrs. When a people no longer
have energy enough te light for their
rights they me in a Had condition. And
when they no longer tllller as te what
these rights me it Is an equally un
healthy condition.
The problem lu business and trade is
net te de away with such dl-tiu bailees.
They w ill always be with Is. The prob
lem is te Ititcrpiet and regulate Ilium.
We de net want a Henry (leerge te give
us the millennium. We want honest
and sensible men who will falily exam
ine Inte the rights of the laboring man
nnd thee-ipltnlistnud will Intelligently
adjust their t-eveial lights. When holi
est, intelligent men come together te
center there Is bound te lien fair it-conciliation.
Tlie principal dllllciilty
usually Is that the men en the one slile
are ignorant mid en tlie ether bide they
me dishonest.
Wi: think
Myers.
it will net be Samuel JI.
Tltcni: Is no consistency In the portion
taken by l.loutee.iut (ieM-rinu D.iWcs in
the loatteis u-sps'tluly or the senatorial
iic;iiK'les In Dcliiuuie and In Liinc.ister
counties, lu the one ease thusc.it becomes
empty by icsigii.itieii mill lu the eltiui ly
ilt-.ithj in both the ceiiHtiliicui-y is without
reprcsoiitutleii in the upper lioeso of llie
general assembly for llie tiiue being; in
tu-ilher Is any great necessity piesnut te
Oil the place bol'ero the limu or the miM
regular election, there lieiug no extra
leglsliitlve session imminent. Jlut D.ivles
issues a wilt for Ilcl.iwaie county
and withholds it ill lmc.isler eeimty
because, he Is K.iid te cil.iin, exer
theie the cauilldales Ter Coejioi's shoes
all want the agony exer at once, and
ever here no such toques! has been made.
This will net de. Nmli a performance by
the president orthe Senate is making the
preciissi.-, ortlie Mate the football of Itepub
licm iHilllit'l.msimd plaie liunleis. What
w euld Hax ies de, for Instance, If ene eandi eandi
date wanted an uluttten new and auether
prelened te postpone it T .Sapime that O.
C. Kiiiilliiiau Is Mtlslied he cm carry Col
umbia solidly this year and lliat next year
he may net, will Davles Nsue thu w'rit?
Or, suppose the politicians who aie
toying with tlieilitnin.il luxunuoeollector luxunueeollector luxunuoeellector
fchlp want the senateiial elettieu disposal
ofbufeie that apiielutnicnt is made, will
Daxiesrivensidcr? (ibxieusly lliese are
net the iousldei.it Ions w hlch should go ei u
a state ellleur lu the exercise of a manda
tory duty. Having issued a w lit ler Dela Dela
waie county thu lieutenant gotcruer must
de the kiiue for Lancaster, llesldes If hu
waits until next year the selection of a
senator in thu upper district will be com
plicated with a let of Iriehnaut issues muIi
as tlie congressional nomination, guber
natorial delegates and ether contentions.
Tills , car llioie could 1)0 a clean, straight
light te the lluish. On w ilh thu dance.
".I M satis, Jupiter Pluviiis;" which be
ing libeinlly Interpreted is, "Oil weather
clerk, letup!"
Ilnini Yei-xn, of the Verk J)tiittci,
e-mie le grief in his ellert te dt.jilace thu
vigorous and stalwart eunjj Itepubliean
eeimty ch.iirui.in,(i(ii-geS. Sehmldt. lliei
Yeung has long been a untitled e tread
ing out the corn : and his palntie lowing
and filsky tall sh.iKiug hae iuer mfit.li
alaiiiusl the local leadeis id' his paily. He
ought loge al thuiii with hay en ids' horns
and,asirhe meant hubiue?s,'tuuu hiseigau
le ie.il oiijMisitieu music.
1'i:nxsi.vm. gee wet alter till.
Hi:v. i:. I'. I'i.i.men will be taken te
Seuth I'ai.ilin.i. iioc-ruer llmver granted
llie extradition 101 Tnc-sday. He could of
loursude nothing else, without ignoring
llie federal (siustilutieu and xielatingall
Inter-statueeurlesics. i:en his "ieimet"
lliat KJeiueu slieulil be gixeua fair trial
wasgraliilteiihiind midigiililml. Pomisyl Pemisyl
auia Ju-lice cannot decently make faces at
Seuth Carolina eeuits.
Acecxrv protheuotaiyshlp in hand is
woithtwecilyiostmastei ships in (lie bush.
Kefuricd te our cstceiued contemporary of
the Uuieastcr Jiiijiiiicr.
Tin m. are signs lliat l'estumstci (ieueral
Jehn Wauauiaker will mede freni Ins
airegunt ami uidustilbibledeiuand that the
Westc-rn I'liieu Telegraph company render
get eminent K-niceat thu ridiculous into
ofeiir-tentliofiieeiit jk-t word. This cor cer cor
jKindleii, lu whose favor there exists no
public prejudice, has demonstrated that
the action of thogeerimicnfs icpiusciila icpiusciila
tle was taken In uniardon.ible Ignorance,
and asserted uisiu wholly untenable
gieunds. The ilhistratleu ortlie lucvs ser
vice te which the j.etal department re re
hertnl was Incluvnnt, the enscs being
entirely dillercnt; and thu best thing Cheap
Jehn can de Is te back down and quit.
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
AMKiitCA Oei.v, by the author of" A rls rls rls
loemey" 1). Applcten A- Ce., New Yerk,
publishers. The unknown author of
"American Celli" has evidently net auln auln auln
clpntknowledgeortho tene and iimnliers
or geisl siK-lety in cither Dngland or
America te satlih.e them Hiiccessrully. The
book Is supremely funny, and will lintn
ninny renders. Its mistakes and faults
are se glaring thai they provekd laughter
ns well as the Intended caricatures. Ilefore
the author gives another book te the public.
It would be well for liltn or she te study
llie tenses of Ihn verbs, which he or she has
unintentionally gotten as mixed as the
nnineniid Individuality of the chit meter.
Itut the author's school days scent te lmc
been spout In the study or tilling, which lie
has se thoroughly lent tied that we can
only regret that a third of this thne wns'
nut given te grammar. He has been very
Impartial in the distribution of this know
ledge. The vernacular of nil of his (Intr
uders Is largely niadouperslang, Lngllsh
iniin or American, man or woman,
It Isn jilly the story has net been drama
tized. There Is no doubt, nnd we are
ss?aklng seriously, It would be a great
success. The situations aie se comical, the
miiuucr lu which thu marplot cousin man
ages te prevent the levers from meeting,
tlie brnren wny In which this same mar
plot lies nnd fergcsls quite refreshing, and
en the stage would be Irresistible.
Theio Is olio leve scene wei thy of Amelia
Hlves. These levera meet only for the
second time, with a ear's interval be
tween Ihemeetings.wheti Ierd Atlieilelgli,
with ii burst or eloquence, asks Mnuile
hew he can pi ev e Ids leve and adoration,
"Only show me the way. I.oek horel"
One or Mamie's little pink satin feci, with
its open work Instep and seed-c.irl tee, is
peeping out fiem under the edge of a foam
of skirt. Leid Atherleigh steeps his head,
and taking her feet in both his hands.ralses
it le his lips and kisses it vehemently.
Then be leeks up. Mamie has put down
her fan and Is leaning ferwaiil Willi out
stretched arms, her eyes burning w It la the
Intensity of reciprocated passion. "Xe, no,
my darling, de net de thai," she cries,
"ile net waste these precious kisses." The
earl iNes Hern his knees, and clasping her
soil, willowy arms about his neck, she
draw s his head (low n until It is pillowed
en her shoulder. Then she bends down
her l.u-iMind their lips meet in ene long
usclatle kiss."
.
Imi'Iip.ssienh op lti'ssi.v, by Dr. (leerge
llrandes. Translated fiem the Danish by
Samuel ('. Lastman. 1-ine., 'Iheuias .
Crevvell tV Ce., New Vel k, publishers. This
translation villi be heartily welcomed by
many roadeisof niagalneand novel litcia
turn of a Itusslau type, because It is net a
record of Impressions and thoplensuiesef
travel, but n serbins study el the conditions
of 1Kb In the gie.it land of the cir. He
gives n pirtlcularly Inteiesling account of
the Nlhlllstle ferce lu Itusslau society,
alluding net te the few hundred who are
eager te wei k with bombs and dynamite,
but te (he gieat number or the most Intel
ligent people In the emplie who avow Im
patience nnd disgust vrllh thr established
institutions, social, political and religious.
He does net hesitate te quete a scene fiem
Terganlell' te illustrate the hopeless
stupidity of thu peasanliy among whom
the youth et Russia se bravely labor and
die In thu v aiu ell'erl te arouse resistaiieu te
the tyrannical policy of the government.
Ile Impresses llie leader with a fensoef his
anxiety te get at the lactsiihoiillhucetmliy
and people, and im he pteients them tliey
aieicitaluly id' feaiful import. Heieisa
government painfully corrupt and rotten,
but eslitblilied with lecklike tirniuess
uiieii the blind, fanatical devotion ortlie
peasantry. Se long us thu peasants con
tinue ignorant and stupid the government
or tlie czar Is secuie; there can lie none
llimer en earth. Knewing lids every
dibit is made tostille Knew ledge, ami If
possible, Inciease the fcufut Igueianrc. It
is aliuest a erimu le leach a peasant le read.
Se ilcsi.ile are the lufermeis that tliey
are beheved by this Danish tiavelei te long
tern crushing dele.il of (heir country lu
some foreign war as the only means of dls
tuibing the present hopeless conditions.
The second half of tills intercstlim weik is
deMitcd te a timely discussion of Itiissinu
litmatuie, its crudity, its soluble tone and
barbaric sticngth.
Tim: IIiuiii epiiu: Itccriu.ic, by Daniel
It. (Joedloe, llelferd Clarke A. Ce., publish
ers, New Yeik. The scoie and ch.iractei
of this valuable weik cm lie given best liy
quoting Ireiu the title page w here It is ex
plained that it is cnmpihd liem the na
tional and ioleiil.il histories and liisteilcal
cellet tlens fiuiii AmeiUau aichlves ami
liem mcmeli'H, Jeurnalsanil pieeetilhigw of
the lliltlsli I'aili.uuc'Ut. It contains tlie
icsolutieiis, tits I.uatlens and adtlicsses
adopted by the continental eeugiesses, eou eeu eou
vvutieus ami assemblies, of the county
ami town meetings nml the lenintittccs tit
Mli-ty, in all thu colonies, liem the year
1705 te 177(1 j also thu ailicles of cuiilcd'ora cuiilcd'era cuiilcd'ora
tleu, a history et the foinnitleu of the con
stitution ami el (he election ami inaugura
tion el' Washington and a copy el fht
constitution. It will be seen Ihat'the sub
ject id the volume is completely ceveictl,
ami an onlerly air.itigeuient anil thorough
lmle add te llsvalue and enable one te
lilitl at unce thu ic-solutiens passed at a
meeting of the Inhabitants.
'.
Svmv Ci.Ats is the titlu el the new
weekly journal for .v euug lelka wliltli will
appear in Oileber. Thu pioapeetu, an
nounces that Santa Clans tells Uiys ami
girls w by ami hew glow n people de (hiugs.
A long list of eminent coutiihutei is
given, but Ihu magiuiiie hopes te discover
ami introduce new wiiteis for tlie young,
anil its plans as outlined Indicate .incntur.
piisiugand able managemeut. The illiis illiis
tnitieus will be plenty and of high class.
We Americans are w Hilly palrietiuin some
ways ami shamefully tlisleyal in ethers.
Ter example, Iheie Is no denying tlie Imee
of this indictment by Maurice Thompson :
"Our liberal licedeui has made us tee
familiar with outsell es ami we havu failed
U maintain a pre.,)i seir-iesns.i, A ni.in
niiist liave a (.let man name bcleie wu will
listen te his science, a pit lure must be im
ported te iusiiie u-spct tful consitbir.itien, n
book uuist be wiltten abiiMtl and have Mr.
(il.idstune's notice bcleie vi n will re.nl it.
Tills manner of public hiast-.miiel hci-alleti
loyally, no matter hew inaii.v guns ue ilm
en the reurlh of July."
Mr. Thompson gees en, hmrovei, in a
lone that cannot botshecil i anvouewlie
has an car lei thu weitl-iuusin e .ct.
"Linorsen isthoeuogie.it Aiuuiicaii poet
the ene prtvc'iuiiieutly leval, local, Miil Miil Miil
loeitsl genius el eui cl ilU.itleu sjK-aklng
thieugh liluratiiie. Yeu may uxeei-atu his
vcisilieatieuaml tlctcst his ihyuics, but a
iiieiu than stiubiesial 1 1 1 1 III. a laste of home
honey, a smack of native nsit IreshmiHs,
makes evcr.v seuletiee a dellglu, every
staiiAi Mgiilllcaut ami biiggestive. As u
glow, Dinttrseu will gievv Willi iin, Usmiisp
he piopheHltsl ami loieleltl our develop
ment. He was as simple ami tine as
Benis, and he was as clear and ali,.ilutc in
vision as Shakcspe.ue tii TIieih nltis."
lengtuaus, (ticen A Ce. am going t,,
Issue a short series w ilh the title "Lpoehs
of American History." It 1 making a
geed deal ofeurshoit national lirotetlivlile
it Inte epochs.
August fumbner's .lti.o.-eu- will publish
several Mi traits of Teuu.vseu in li.iier el
his elghlielh birthilay. A new veluiuu of
his poems w ill seen appear.
Mrs. Nellie lllessiu r.ystei-el San Cran Cran
clsie, has wiltten, ami D. lahi.ip ..e.
IMiiy will publish, the sttuj of a icale !.,
nlallieyiii the days of hardship and tl.u.
ingj Illustratetl, Ume., under llie title of
"A Colonial Hey; or, The Old Link
Closet."
lx)iile Imogen Oulney, n ramous oars ears
woman, writes en "Hevvlng" In the
August WideAnake.
.1). liothrep ceiiipnny will publish July
'i)n new work byMargnrotSldney, n story
of New IClighind village llfu, entitled "Our
Town."
Olive ltMoySevvnrd, In thn Aiunirt Wide
AuaLr, tells of hew she nnd Secretary
Hew aril saw sights nnd a lslted with Lnbeu
layr, and wero vvllh Thiers In the llrst
hours eflili prrsldency.
Mrs. fl, II. Aldcu, .known te the rending
public ns "1'aiisy," has written a story or
the develepiniiit et religious feeling In a
young society girl, under the tllle
"Chrissy's Kndoaver." It premises te be
ene of the most successful books of the
ytar.
A Toilet Luxury.
SOZODONT U a luxury as well n nccesilty.
Placed Winn' It itlieultl iiluiiyt he iqien the
lellct, It ndiiriin It, nml Kmtlllc-s the Inslennil
scnscii. It M'litlK out a lU'llclmiK perfume, unit
ulvestilraKiireaml licitllli te lis ucr.
J2(-lilciHl.llyvv
H
OODHHAltHAI'Allll.liA.
DoYeu
Have lliat cxtremetlrcil ftf ling, languor, with
out iipH-tltc tfr stniiKtli, Inipnlrid ttlircstlen,
mid a ctiiipral fet'lliix or inbtr It Is Impovdtile
ili'crllieT Hetsl's Hnrsaparllla Is n wemlrfiil
mcillrliic fur cicatliu; an npw-tlte, pronietliig
illKestlnii,iind teiiliic up the "hole system, kIv
liiKKtreiiKtliiiiul activity III place or wnknefts
nml tltlilllty. He sure te g( I Heed's.
"I lake Heist' Hurnmrlll.i every earns n
tonic, vvllh most siitlKfaclery rrsulu. I rccom rccem
liirml lloetl'sstarxaparllta te nil who havu that
uiltrralile tired fcclliu;.' C. P.mimki.kk, 319
llriilsT street, llretiklyn, N. Y.
1100IVM SAItSAl'AHILLA
" My healtli was net very geed for souie
ineiitlK, I tllil net huve inui'h npixllte. nor
iiUt-pttc'll. 1 nkeliadlrpqiiintslrk hendachos hendaches
uiid 1 had uomiililtleii lotto nnjIliliiK. I was
rereniiiiciultd le trj'lItsxt'sSnrsiipnrllla. And
IIiiiiikIi I have net taken till of onrliettloas jel,
I fctl tike a in iv person. I highly recommend
It te all." Mils. WA. TimmiK, V. Hanover,
Mn'M.
MAKIlSTHi: WHAK feTHONO
" I leek HiK)d'Harsaiarlllareriiialarla vrlth
piifecl remillsjlt envome. nlrtiiKlh se that I
inn ile all lay lioiiFCWerk.mid walk all about
the iicleliliorheod. Ne mere iulnlne for me,
whe ii Heed's KnrMiparllla Is se kismI u nicdl
cine. I rct'uiiuucud It everywhere." I.uciniia
CAliri.li, rraiiiliigliiun (Vnlre, Mass,
HOOD'S .SAUSAI-AUILLA
Held by all tlntCKlsts. II J six fur IT. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., I.tmcll, .Mass.
Vt) Ill)sli;sONi: DOI.LAIt (I)
jivu (!JUll.
T II. MAHTJN A CO.
REMNANT WEEK.
COMMENCING JULY 29111
We Will Give Extraordin
ary 'liargstins in Short
Lengths, in the
Dry Goods Department,
Carpet Department,
Upholstery Department.
SPECIAL PRICES
ON
CHINA OR STRAW MAT
TINGS, In Short Lengths, or in Full
Pieces of .0 Yards.
J. H. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
TsT
ti:v Yuiticsieitn.
S lecial liai'Kiiins
ATiill
New Yerk Stere.
CIimIhi: out at Jje aplete in) All-Weel t-i
I'ellltul Itetl Table Celin, iccuill) sold at $1.
Cle, logout at ftenplceelO Pimm Mlsse' Cal Cal
li.'e Apreiw icilue il.lietn lOccai'h.
( logins out at 2je each i 1. olies Watt rproef
wei tli 75eeucli.
CloliH!eiittVayiiiili,OJO jaitls Kull Width
Pointed Salines; reaul-ir price for (his iiintltty,
li'Lje. (simple or bt lee lu ear east vt ludeu'.
Clilii(S out at .ric. a jartl i pieces Slrlind
SverMicktrs reduftsl Iidiii Tf.
Cloilnceiiiat fs-ln yaid:.lplctvs MImsI Pres
lleiidn reduced fiem ll)e.
I'letln out al.te n yard l.et of Colored Ijke
llimtliigi worth lOen .saril.
Cli)sliii;eiiliit !S7V'i .vitltl Heal ("iilml's llulr
Peliiei;e, ID Inches vtlile, ictlliccd litini T.V-. Heat
ytssls Hindu for a tmvcllnif tlres.
Clo-llii;etllitt 12'(ti a .vind I'l.tld nml Ml. Mil
Urt (ituslii, jartl Hide, ri'ttuied Irein SV.
riiiuit out al - it jartl AII-WihiI prtss
riniiiivU rislutitl Ireiu ."V-.
hH'clid llapains lu ivinrh 1'riiith limp
p Hie lit iiiktla.sT'.c a jartl ; sold evtrjvt liere
alSl.i'..
WATT & SHAND,
G, 8 and 10 EAST KINO ST.
I h-srfl. JONIXAfO..
r) Jlitntilaetiireni C(iNFr.CTIONKHS PINK
1'AI'l.ll HOXl. Tlie most beautiful line lu
thu Culled Mates. 015 CeinniertvM , l'lilladcl
unf I'a. rlle ler descriptive price ll.t,
upplel-Tstced
)t9ettnmaltcr,.
l'JltLAWK,rnu,Velttday, jnly al, 1W.
That 5c Batiste.
40c for an 8-yard dress pat
tern that only a few weeks age
would have cost you $t.
The stuff may last through
te-morrow.
Northvrcstef centre
The ends and short pieces of
the season's quickest Sateens
and Ginghams have been put
in bundle shape and each
marked .with length and lump
price half of tile original cost
or less.
2 te 12 yards.
North r centre, next Main AIMe.
"Telescope." Cheapest of
the roomy Grips. One cover
less canvas box swallows an
other te just where your parcels
step it. Handle and strong
straps. Frem 12-inch 50c, te
24-inch $2. Light, strongcav strengcav strongcav
erneus. Campers' delight.
Everything in Grips and
Valises where you can see the
sorts at a glance.
Weil of Main Aisle, north of centre.
Put your finger en this Huck
TeVel. Thick, soft, firm. Nete
the fine, silky fringe. That
shows hew extra geed the flax
is. The sort of Tewel that sops
up water like a sponge. 2 feet
wide, 24 feet long. Generous
in every way, and the price but
25c. White borders.
Silk - and - wool Wrapping
Shawls that were $4.50 last
week arc $2 te-day. Six styles;
gray, brown, or black, with silk
border. A little let that was
thrown our way by a trade
wave. $3 French Chuddas at $2.
Fine Cashmeres, $1.25.
Second lloer, near Jinil XT and Clitstnut streets
corner. Take elevator.
Muslin Drawers (Fruit of the
Leem quality), hem and three
plaits, 25c. The bare elbth
would cost you that.
Second fleer, llrst Bllery, Juniper ktrcet side.
Jehn Wanamaker.
4)rtte.
r 1 HNUINH UAHUAINH.
The Big Hat Bargain
OF THE SEASON.
Wiv. have taken nil our Qdtl Hats nnd Od(
Sles mid have inatlu up tlie HIO(lllT HAH
(JAIN I.lneef Hals ever etlerctl.
'1 he line Includes hats that vrcrofeltl Ter 12.50.
$2.00. f 1.T5, 1X10; 11.25 and J1.1XJ. All reduced te
tliCMiiall stun of
25 CENTS.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS
AT UIG INDUCEMENTS.
stauffTr & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
I.ANCASTUU. I'A
iJnolte.
II
UUH'H HOOK bTOHK.
MUCILAGE.
Pomeroy's Best.
Ht'ie Is n.viucll.iHO that villi Stkk.
It will Held Tinht nnd Htlek I'ast.
It is Hut Irely Hatlraetery for Olllce
l'-e, the Heme nnd hjclinolreum, or
Whenever or Wherever jen want
aujtlilllt; teMtlck.
L B. HERR,
63 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Clittm aall.
O IOH A. MAHTKN.
FRUIT JARST"
JELLY TUMBLERS!
CHINA I IALL.
Masen Fruit Jars in Pints,
Quarts and 1 lalf Gallens. The
celebrated ' Lightning Jars in
Quarts and I lalf 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.
elIMM
Qlrtvvfanee.
CTANllAKH l-AUIUAUi; WOHK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
40, t.', I1A l)MAltKiri' STHHin',
(Hear of Hie I'oslelllce),
lancasthh, ha.
AldiTHi: LATliVl' hTYLI, IN
Buggies, Phastens, Family Carriages, Etc.
The Thirst Bleck In the Country.
We new have n Full l.lne ufhKl'OXIMIANI)
WOHK-An) hljle Yeu Want.
Hepalntlusaud Hip.ilrliiK preiuntl) utttiidtHl
te. One tel of workmen cvtcclally cuiiilejcst
ter that purpose, the leet prices in the
county ler drM-clats work.
-0lve uic a Call and Kxninlne My Werk.
('lOMiAUS AM) Cl'Kfs -Till: I.ATlXr,
Hit-most tlealnible, and most eomferlalile
hus una M Ies itn sire, ut HHISMAN'.S
Ucntk' l'uriiltliliitf Stere, U West Klny ktrcct,
17UAXKI.1X "anTi" MAHsillAl.L C.U
L i:.MY. Tlu In.titiitlen prepares ljultcs'
and (lentlemen for un college In tlie United
htatc. An HiikIUIi Course l nrningeil te prts
iure persons for tenclilnjr or Ituntness. l'oriat-nle-ee
itpply te W. X, MOOHK, A. M.,
J) IT-luii-O'l ltt-c'ter.
Prji
Naiu'i
ETH ClIEAl.
GARPEf
-AT-
OAItrF7TH
CAItl'FTTH
CAItl'in-H
CAIU'KTH
....At ID e
,.At 12Uc
.. .At e
..Al'JO c
Handsome Assortment
CARPET RAGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
Metzger& Haughman's Cheap Stere,
Nes. 38 and 40 West King
(OI'POSITK THE
ffinrvct
B
AltUAINM I
Shirk's Carpet Hall I
-
FOR
Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels,
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &c.
We Have tiik IjAhekht ani Uir Hieck in theCitv.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS,
Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
JJCttU'VO
-IILINN A HRUNEMAN.
NOW IS Till; TIMK
Old. Heaters
OU TO HAVE A
New Heater Put In.
WE MAKE NO FAILURES IN HEATING
FLINN &
Ne- 152 ITertli
LANCASTER, PEXJVA.
(!StOccvica.
A THUllSK'S.
Seasonable Goods!
HAMS, DRIED BEEF, Etc.
I'liicnnpli) Hnintl HnniB, very line, nil KUiirnn.
lectl. Oilireniln HiiniK, lucn peuntl. Hliert Cut
Kliimltlerit, Ue. IJrletl llecf, elilpeilvNevv Muck
erclln Imckctft. llenclcss Hcrrlnx In elnst Trout
boxes, nice for liincli or picnicking. H;trtllnes
liiier(etl una Ainerleiin In Oil mid Miistiinl.
l'ettetl Jlenl", llenclcss Hum, Chicken iintlTnr
key. Yerk Mlute Cremn C'lieehc. Htliun or
Dutelilieinl Cheese. I'lcnlc, l'lneiipple, Htxpie Htxpie
fert ami Hnpsnxe, etc., etc.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
I.ANCAHTEH. I'A.
13KAUY CABII
BARGAINS AT CLARKE'S,
I Ii Ocetl Heet I'elRti for 75c.
10 1rt Dccenitnl lluxcx Ciilirernlii l'rniies, T5e.
10 lb Hucketi. New Mackerel, 73e.$I.U) nml SI.K.
I litn I'k-klcs reatlj for use for Sic.
I'llletl Plums, Mitne us ou lni c liccn IMj'lim
2.)C n It for new sUUiik SIM rerUTie.
0 lt.s I'eiu I Ijtuiitlry Hlitreli for 15c.
Hlastlciiml aitKalucHlnrtli.-il pack,se.
Hitstr'her Illru'H Heet lifer, f I'etllc, lie.
1 Ivirce lle.Net lllxbj'K Hlioe HI.iel.liiK ler 10c.
Jeb I.ul of Prunes, Hide MiBartHl.Se'r1 lh.
.lob of Ijii i r 1'Iks, 7 m beveit for 'Oe.
Itest Oil llie heiip, fie'rl Itieiike.erJJ.WpdOlh
box.
Ilnim, Drlril Hcef hhiI lloleKiinntfte v lh less
tint ii Kitiiietiiinllly can be bought nt cNutthere.
Alse meat all tlie popular brantlK of l'leiir nt fle
p wtck less than the saiiieitiallty can be bmiKht
at elseivhere.
wi: si:i.i, wr.iiTiiKifs disinkixtant.
Khihu nt iirctl nt JolinsleMii. Tr) It. One pint
liuikCH from lti toli');;lleiiB.
Samuel Clarke's
heady-cash whemisau: axi) hl.tail,
ti:a am) cei-khi: htekk,
NOS. 12 A II hOl'TH QL'HKN STHHtrr.
i-Telephone. JjS-tfil.lw
T HKI8TB.
SEASONABLE GOODS
-AT-
REIST'S.
Finest I'lfiile Hiiins, 10eV IN.
I 'In. -st Knuckle Dried liter, lit- V t..
I'vlrn Dry In letl Hcef, l.'V V n--
riuesl Winter Ilole-na, i- v II..
Het TrlH In '--O-Iti ke, Jl.ii.
tjitestCnlcli N'ew. Vtuckcrel, In lll-lti buckets,
tpi.trler barrel itntt barrel-.
lllclinrilseii t Hebblus' l'elteil .Vlt-.its -Ilaie,
Hcef, Teuifiie, Haul unit Ttirkev, II. no ami
Chicken, (iauic, Turkey, Chicken ami Duck.
Hiickln'H riiumiibiiiips Ovlnll, CeiiMiuuiie,
Chicken, Hcef, Tomate nml Meck 1'urlle.
IX-vlletl Meat?, Anchovy ami Matter Taste,
f-iiiekeil Sitrtllui'K lu OH, llenclc-ssHarillnes, Mir
tllnesln l-'lnet()ll, .MiHlnnl Hanllncs. I'ickletl
Ojbtrrs III Hettles, l'lncst ItlnKr in Hollies
HenelevM Aiuheks In Oil, ami u thousand
Keed Ihlnsjs.
SLV. ( -nlle,. retltlceil (t.
ItOi-. Celli i rttlucetl teM-.
Jse, leilce reiltitetl iu-.Se.
Uic. Celtee rttlucetl te irjc.
Thlh It the Tlnest I.lneef Cellees III Ihetllv.
Yeu miisl see tin m te knew llulr werlli.
nU HKNT
Tluee I-nrxe Hckioe. Over hceentl l'Ioer.lore
HiiIMIuk.
REIST !
viiei.iAi.i: and uirr.ui. uhechh,
C0UN1ZH Wr-ST KINU AND THINCHSrs.,
Dlrtctly Oppesltu
J. II. Marlln A Ce.' Dry (toeiU hlere, ami
Next Doer loherrel Herso Hetel.
I I'llir.ll S. KAUFKltAN,
ATTOHNKY.AT.L.AV.
Bceeml Fleer Kliltinau IjiW Uullillin;, Ne. 13
North Duke Street. upri-lyUAw
Ccebs.
S CHEAP,
CAHI'KTH
CAHPirrs. ..
uAHi'irrri...M..
iiiiuasji:i....
MM
AIM
AtCOe unlelU
...Frem 50c Ul
of Turkish Rugs.
Street, Lancaster, Pa
COOFKK HOUSU.)
S)nll.
B
AHO AINU I
Tapestry, Ingrain, Damasl
TO HAVU YOUIt-
Txt ixi Order,
BRENEMAN,
Qixeezi Street,
gev gnic.
IJIOIl UKST, HTOItK AND DWHIXINO-
JU tuo-klery Ilrlck llnliaimc nml Stere Koeit!
NiN..Hjiinaaili;iist KIiik street. Has tleubll
front nml It Miltable for nny klntl of buslnen-J
especlallyueonfeclleucryMore. Apiilv at thl
.'..........v. ..uill, V.UI. 1 llllll I, III. 1 llt'llllttj
"irifiK. IVlJ-llUrtst,.M,Wd
I JUHMPSAI.K OF I.KAF TOHACCO.
I Till HAY. AltflllsiT" IkX'i ..I in..', 1..1,
in., 111 be selil nt public sate 'nt the tebacc
...... iiu.i'v ... iiiu iiiiiii-iniitueu, iii tne NOlllljcais
lorner'ef (Irant nml Christian streets. Ill thi
;iij i i.i.iui.irr, i.mmj-ieur cases ei ix'ar it
baece of the eren of 1h7.
le be seltt ler steniKe, frt-lRhl eliarites, &
lerint cash. Jl. Jl. KHY A IlltO.
Al'e. F. KKlNir.UL, Auct. Jy23-lvrd
TUHI.IC HAI.U OF A VAI.UAHI.F.HOTEI
On (he nrcmlscx. en HATIJItnAY. Altfltts'
3, ntl p. in., v.111 positively hu sehlnt publl
uuii.iti. me eiuiiu tiiniit, imiiiiunc ineiurn
lure, nxitires, nnr eiiiilpmcilt nnd coetl-vil
ei me elil nml will known hotel Rtnn
known im "foeprr'H Hetel" (lull of the He
jjieiii in uinraiie. in, rue iiirnittire is nc
ami ndmlrablv niliinteil fur thn nveu or tli
lieii-e mid for ciirrylnir en an cxtenle an
KUC-eeviful hotel business, riiiturncterrnrninei'
mi iiIh can be imidu for (he (rnustcr of the leas!
llllll incuse.
Fer furthtr particulars aiblns or cull upon
HHOVNillEN.Si:i.,
jyjt)-.M, ,1 it a tterneys.
s
i:cuitu a he,mi; reit yeuh family.
Secure a Heme for Your Family!
ter .sai.i:
ex tiik most iiihkhai. tkhms.
Ttio-Rtery brick duelling Iiuiipcs, lets 12l
net ticep, en iimitsicr avenue, uiincen vvu
inn ami i .colon birceis.
To-sleri brick tlHelllm.' houses vrlth mail
saril rtMif, pert lies In frunt, lets llifiet tlcep, oil
.sertn line, uciHieii ciiisinut nun aimii
sirteis.
Tito-slery brick thtelllmr beuses with frenl
ynrtlt, lien fence. lets 150 feet tleep, en Wesl
iiieui, ueineen .tiar.v ami rineirccin
Tvvo-sler.v Inlclc ilnclllnir houses, lets lli feel
iHep, en A est Ia'Iiieii slicel, bctneen Charlettl
nun .iiury hii-ecis.
Thretshterv brick tluelllm? heti.rt. bibt l.lllfprJ
deep, vtltji all (im mtKlcrii Improvements, Irenl
jams, en est, cocsieui eircei, nuiviecn rilii
;.... v'... i.. .........
mill .iuiiii niii'et.
Alse hoUMWeo lji.t Walnut. Ner Ih I.lmrl
North Mary, betueen Walnut nnd Lemen, ami
irf.111011, net ttit n jiur.v nuti I'nie mticik.
All the tibeve houses urn lu coeil order, new 1-1
paptretl, cas llstiires In till tlie loom, uaterlil
inn itiicncn.nmi inu ct n.irs ttarranieti in ue nryi
Call mid Me for eursclf, no trouble In shot
veu.
i i-iiii nniKi. 'ffcxccitlers.
HUB North MaryKtrtct. ,
anr'JG-ljd.M.W.S.
gituntucv llcoevto.
ST. CHAHI.IX,
ATLANTIC CITY.
Oican and Delaware Avenue, vtlll open Tliuiu
DAY, JUNE Mill.
IUV22 Imd JON Ml VVOOTTON, Jn.
JreTHIiNOH.M.VNDIi:.
1 Al LAN 1IC CI IV.
NOW OPHN. Under New .Vlaii.nicmenl.
T. C. UILI.I:TTI:, Proprietor,
Lite of Colen. elu Hetel, Philadelphia.
mlj-Jiiel
1 TOTUI.CIIin'VVOODK.
' ATI. AN- I'll' I 'I l' V t
HemtHliled. HcliirnMit'il. (O hlwphn; Apart!
iiit-itiK. .ejipi h r irsi cuts. in eikii j t'isi. i
Junel-Jiud MHS. MAYW UhlHOItHH.
rillli: FLOHIDA, ATLANTIC C1T .
Choice, central locution. I'.it I lie Avenue, be!
tween N. . A Tenncssee Aves. 1 Irul-tlafv
lieu1. Hcutenable rates. On u all the enr. I
HA VI, HHOWNK. II
mj j:'Jmil A
1 JOIN r KNCAM I'MHNT Ol IT. n. THOOU
ANDNA1IONAL (,CAlll),AT
VIT. (lltiri'NA 1'VIIK.
Arinveiders Ne. 17. DlvUien Artillery. Di
nartmt nt of ar. tllret Is tun tioem of cavalry
n( Fert Mever, Vii.tiini three llcht b.ttlirlesey
iirllllerv front VV iihlmrteti Harrai k. FnrL
Atl.nns. It. I., mid Fert Hamilton. N. Y. harbor!
te inarch te Mt. Uretiin Irnui their rcsiHtitlxe.
station", nrrlvliiL' ut the J'ark net later than,
Altt?list Mb. and lilt re tre Inte t.llllll 111 eeillieiu-
tleu llh iheCnvalrv and Artlllerj of theNiil'f
(iiiiirn vviium' iierien ei encampment ii iron(
Aes'. lOlli te 17th. After (he termination of tlnj
Joint eiicaiiipmcut the Heular Trtsipt. will rts!
main at .Ml. (Ireliiu for an in. h Unite tH-rieti;
fur riirlhcrarlllleri nraclltt. thus nllenllii'-adl
tllllonaliiHratdeu le Ml. dretiia each tin) dart
lug Aiicust. 'Iho Mt. Kritna Narrow Oiiugi
leiiirtiait is niiiMifti ami in Miittbsiui riutiiltiK'
order, ceiililbutlne lu Hi. vut te the nlr.iMinC
and enjej incut el a tl.tj ut tin tharmlns re
mil I. .
'I he trains our lhl.ililsliiiceiilt.t of Olivers
vatleii Car-, nllerdlin; an liiiebntrncted lieu ol el
lliesitiicr en leuti. 1'ln i.ln full lew nfl:
llii'MIIHurv l'.uaili' tJioue'O-. Ijtke teneuiu'ui
tiie nunc tui.irii i ti tie uanae ami em r lier.iv
Khee Hellil.ifrniliiiilli in.iullii.. mit.lf.fii ermri
Mil; U iiiuheil, luttr link ill t.nil I mm (ht-l
ii.iiti nc iiiwrmterv en Oev HI. k. thlrtlt
feet hlflnr than the old .trm lure uhldi haslj
bten rcmeMil, a klt'lit iua be obtientd IhanlJ
hkli theie are leu grander fort teuari. mllisi
"i iew etinj prcfcnieu, ami isjinis in
tlVedlf-(.-l
lercnt iuunlk Ijclns easllv dlstvnied
it. a. miess.
Oen T.ik. Au'CiitCA 1.11, H.. U.bnnen. IM.
Nl'.D IHlsill,(ien. Mipt. JeJlKlmd
(.r-,-: Hrie f-'W" A month can!,I
i t t,Jt be made vterklm.' for ih.l
Ak-euls lirvlrrretl viluieun furnish it hersenndt I
Ki.-iiivii .iiiiii.- .. iiiv i. ill im. iui-. rjiuu
innineiits InJ be prnllablv einpiujed al.u A
feu jr;tnilts in t.iivus and i Hies.
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