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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1889.
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LANCASTER, PA., August 6, 1889.
Where Arc the Chieftains I
Bnve for the presence nf 11 few old
tagcra nt the Ieeltlel lieuw, no one
4Veuld kuew that tlie Republican slnlc
convention Is te bcbclrint llnrrlsbtirgeii
Wednesday. There pcciiis te lie little In
terest taken in the whole nlThir. The
wcretarics linvc received their Instruc
tions nnd It nil bids fair te i:is3 oil iie iie
eerdlngly. The nlncm-u nf the Rcpubll
cau leaders 1-j netlccnble. Where i the
enier Hciinter who will have w much te
aek of the next Tx-gUlntiiiv, mid yet
falters when his great party Is In con
vention assembled and about te declare
Its principles te the people? Is this
vallnnt chieftain, who weathered the
gales of se many storms, new suddenly
nbached that he dare net face hit coin
patriots In arms? In he re proud that
he can communicate with his fellow
Republicans only by means of a men
tary ? The younger and mere daring
Senater Quay, who has all the courage
of the very devil, Is distinguished by his
abjsenee. It Is truchlslnslrticlieiis were
given yesterday te his licutciiuntH and
te-day he is en"ynehtlng, no one knows
where. Hut the words of Quay will K'
heard, te-morrow through oilier lips and
his instructions will be faithfully can led
outs
If there Is any gathering where a
political party ought te assemble KsU-hl
'leaders It Is a state convention. It Is a
commentary en the Intelligence of our
people that they will send te the United
States Senate two men neither of whom
has the eeurngu te stand up and de
clare their principles. De they skulk
because they fear they might commit
themselves te something that would de
them Ilium? Docs the plunk in the
- platform en the liquor Ucstieu rise up
like a ghet te frighten them V De they
fear some holiest man may rise in his
seat te-morrow and embarrass them by
asserting Jils manhood In rebellion te
the iroii-lteiiiul slavery? It is altogether
likely that things will run morupmootli merupmootli morupmeotli
ly because of tlielrabscnce. We ln-!leit
there Is neine manhood yet lefl in llc
publlcans, Individually, If there is none
in thu patty; and, (icrhnps, the pres
ence, of a Cameren might still stir up
something of epiKmllinn, and ejieti 're
bellion. JVrhnps the lteiliblicau chiefs
arewie te lvmaln away. Hut wee te
the generals that fear te face thu honest
eye of their soldiers ! Though harmony
hovers ever the Itcpuhllcan rump new,
may it net be the ominous quiet befeie
the storm? And when It comes it will
weep te political destruction the two
senators who new exhibit such whnnieful
cowardice.
WannntHkcr ami the Telegraph.
The ixstmaster general uiiikch a very
interesting reply te the pretests of l'rc-l-dent
Neivin Oiccn, of .thu Western
Union Telegraph company, iigaliit the
proposed rate of a leutliefii cent a Meid
for government messages, lle deew net
uttempt te defend that very low rale
save by declaring that service Is given
te the great newspapers at a half and
quarter cent a werd,.uud that the gov gev
eminent, juriiKc ether customers Is
cha.ycif for the addicss as well as (he
Tliessage. Following his merchant In
stinct he has fallen into the error of try
ing te buy tee cheap and hatillyruvca
himself by his urgumcut from the newts
piler telegraph service which Is of very
diliereut character from the go eminent
work.
When, however, lie takes up President
Green's sweeplug denial of any Is-ne-llt
or privilege received by his company
from the government Mr. WunumnUer
knocks down his opponent in u line
style that compels applause-. Ills brief
review of the way in which thu great
monopoly has gained sovereignty ever
the reads and streets of thu country, defy
ing cities und even sovereign states,ls in
teresting and impressive ; and lie is tight
in his conclusion that the value of these
t privileges and bencllts Is beyond caleu-
latieu.
That being thu cae thu government
should cease te contend ever a petty
question of a tenth of a cent for govern
ment messages, and should take up the
larger and mere vital question of a gov
ernment telegraph service. It Is net In
accordance with the spirit of our insti
tutions that a corporation should reign
supreme ou our public highways even
iu se small a matter as wires and
poles. Iu return for u nrvlce "of
' Incalculable value," we should net
contend for matters se trilling as
low sen-ice, or even free service te the
government, but should demand Iu ie
turn a jK-rfect telegraphic service w lilili
would also Ik) of Incalculable value te
the ceple. I'rauipt delivery, accuracy,
low rates and tiie best of modem appli
ances, iu subways, cables, and ether de
vices, are demanded by the development
of modern life and business j tlm compa
nies bhew no disposition te give t Ik-mi
Invaluable things iu exchange for their
enormous privileges. The country should
save itself from the tyranny of mon
opoly. Lite and I.cani.
There lies before us a uewspajier
of 187i, containing quite an elaUirate
article referring te reasons why droughts
are mere common than formerly. The
inalu rea-Kiu given iu that artlcle is lliat
the forests have been cut down. New,
we are net In favor of cutting down
forests by any means ; but the question
arises, hew te reconcile this idea with
the immense volume of water that has
fallen during thin year. Have tices
liM.ll ut.ur.ul ... ...... .I....1. .1. i.i
v.. .T.,,.,ii;miiiiig uiu mm tenor
;Cft!ii years than during the years pre
H ' ceding this time V We le net think se ;
'and yet, te-day, we can say rain, rain,
.yj.H.,.uK nui rain; anil many parU
rJt of the laud iloedisl. Tin. r....i i- i...
$. weather is much the same as It alwavs
H 'rl, li.u.1. ........it . . J
r ., '-h".-uiiic a eeiisiiicrable
j drought, and at ether times eei.lmts
Sralus. Tlius we live and learn, und dl-
i& cover that our weather-wise nu.ii r..
g, 'eftcn niibtakcil in giving reasons for this
fe i or that condition of tlilnuK. " Wi-i.
i;mau, .spare that tree," we will eversiiv;
Kbuttomakethecuttingdewu of forces
b ',m w uieugm heeius tvrtalnlv,
,(ftera recent experience, te be a mis'
Mite.
It la easy te Imagine that by slowly
absorbing moisture, tlie forests may
avert the sudden cloud-bursts f and
devastating torrents of rain, nnd,that
the cutting down of trcca, may iienult
tlie destructive emptying of the heavens
te besoeoiiiplctot hat n season of drought
will fellow. J I is easy te appreciate tlie
lwatily and simplicity of this time-worn
explanation, but a little bard te make It
lit In with the facts. This year the
water lias been falling iu every conceiv
able way, from the slew and mournful
drlr..le te the thundering cloud-burst ;
and yet there are no Indications iif any
exhaustion of the supply of moisture
overhead. The lack of trees can net Is;
ued te explain tteth prolonged droughts
and continual rains. Su doubt, the
coming generation will smile en our
weather-sjieculatiens as we de new en
the goeMj-lHHio and ground-hog weather
lore of our lathers, and se we live and
learn, while the great world swings en,
celled with the mysteries of natuie,
clothed with the majesty of unknown
laws,
Tlic Asphalt rateiiirnts.
The street committee recommend the
laying of asphalt blocks en three squares
of Xerth Dilkc street mi condition that
the propel ty owners and the Street
Hallway company talse ?il,7i0 a square
towards the work. As the estimated
cost per square Is MM the city will
have a line little bill of about ?1,0(K)
te meet, which with the bill for
ChrMlaii street will about exhaust
the balance of the $l),vl2 appropriated
for Belgian and asphalt paving.
Theiu aru many ether squares In
town needing asphalt blocks fni mete
than these chosen, but as the iirtqieity
owners have net come forward te eiler
te pay thelrsmall shnie they can hardly
complain at the prcfciciice of their
meii) enterprising fcllow-cltfecus. What
they can complain of Is the ap
propriation of he huge a sum
te this work when our needs are se
much meie pressing iu ether ways. Frent
alt ever the city complaints are ton ten
stunt of the condition of the streets,
and thorough maciHlamling wheiever
needed would seem a much lictter ex
penditure of the money. The north
western pari of the city is almost with
out water supply, though paying water
tax with the rest, and the people of that
section have a light te feel indignant
that necllbrl, at all should be made te
Is-tter their condition iu tills lespect.
Hut it Istischss te icclte etiriHcds;
very taxpayer knows lliciu, and the
fact that this fund is devoted te a spe
cllle pin pose should net lie a barrier te
tlie withdrawal of icgular appropria
tions from that purpose, that the money
may be devoletl te mere urgent needs.
Wi.t.ceMi: the sun I May it slilne until
tills Kiier gees te press.
AVemun, always fotciuesl In all plill.m plill.m plill.m
tluopie eliji-ts, Imve tlciiie iiiudi ler tlie
relief of tlie Johnstown sulfeieis. Among
tlie most piacllt-ul and ui.cl'ul of Uiuli Inlieis
hi tlml dlits lien is the mllicr novel Institu
tion of the " ltd ('less Heuse," Hid idea of
Miss Clara H.irlen, pii-slitriit of tlie Na Na
llennl Ited CieHs aMioil.itieu. Hieing Hint
Uiu dwellings rijiu.iiiiliig in thu pliice isiuld
lint iii-coiiiineihitolhe f.tinillcs ilepiivcd liy
tlie Heed of tluilr lieiili-n, hIic leiHxiveil thu
hint of falsing an cdlfliu whli-h would n--celveas
guests n number of l.uuilius, iiihI
liiiilutnili 1 1 iei i In coiiipiunlive couifeit
until such llinn :n tln'i should he able te
cominunce housekeeping In tht-lr own
Iieiiicm. It has been iKHeinpllxlied mul was
recently opeiietl te jmlille iusKs.tieu. Tlie
" Hetl Cress lleilsu" Is it building lltl feel
long, W feet wide, and two stories high.
It contains :) large and loiiueodlous bed
rooms, adinlug hull 1IM) fct thing, a klli hen,
laundry and two hath-ioems for tlie use of
llie men and women lesldt-nls. A supply
of water If) hild In lieut lheinitlii,audeveiy
(ouveuinni-e that one could suggest that
would add te thoceiiiloit of the Imuiitch.
Thu house Is furnished IhieuglnlTil with
eveiy urtlcloel domestic use. Tite 1'iotcs 1'ietcs
hint IJjiiscepitl iliuri.li lias le.'uusl (lie
ground en w liich Ihi) etlilUe stmids for a
purltMl ofclghleeu months.
Wlin.s elft'Ksl iiditMpei t'igiir thitu ,veu
hivve been smoking you w III hardly buy ,t
box without Irv lug ene. This hitsauier.il
for councils.
I.n thu cunt-lit uiiuiber of .Si-mire, Dr.
Itebcit II. l.auibem otleis juies ler thu
bast uu-lhixl of destroying mosquitoes, und
by a ciictihir letter te outniiieloglhts, hopes
toitreuso theiu te active warfare iigiilust
tlutt lively biid el piey. This is making
science ptnitlcal with a veiige.ince, itnii
Hi. Ijiiubern should at oike re
ceive llie most lustily eucuui.igemeiit
fieiu the hotel Keepers and their
patrons of lliose iiiuuiucrahlc u-seils of
wlih.it il is brazenly beaMed (hat lliey
nuvcr Imve mos(uieos, hut where llie
traveller may safely count upon llndlng
tliein Inactive business. Tlie circular of
Dr. I.amliei u recites tlie fact that dragon
llles feed uikiii mosquitoes and house Hies,
and the. breeding orgrcatswnrmsefiliiu;on
llles he appears te think thu best method
el suppressing both of these summer
nuisances, lle watched oueiheeiful dragon
II v eat thlity heuse llhis, and il show signs
of luiugei- ler meie. lie suv that thu
luivaet Ihodiagen lly has lieun ehsurvcil
swallowing unduvelep'-d uiosqulteos iu
large nmnhers, wltlle the lully developed
diageii Is se fend of full glow n mosquitoes
that It is called the mesquite hawk, lle
has plaeed iu the bauds of I'lesldcnt
Jcsup.ofthe Aineih an Museum of Natural
llisteiy, In New Yoik.tluce pilcsnfglfte,
$30 and JUU for llie best essajt, baetl en
original investigations en llie destruction
of mosquitoes and llb-s by ethci insert-,
audheellurs Miggustlnns us te the form el
Ihecssity and weik. A ceuiuilttee el emi
nent entomologists Is (.hailed with the
examination of the essays, w hit It will be
published.. The common lly piebahlv
tlees it gicat deal el haim by riaii.Miiiltin
inaladlcs, ami it has lieen show u that seri
ous bleed maladies nia.v be tniusuiittnil by
mosquitoes. Dr. l.imberu, therclere, lias
our blessing In success ei falluic, and ve
trust that Iho inos-iulte hawk in seme
ether enemy of the peMering lly and v II II
laiueiis mesquite may lie i neeuraged te de
battle for sullciiug hiiuiaidty.
I'4,vm l.uw.vi.n, liieticiiuaii uovellst. Is
dc.ul.
Isvvi I'iiiii.ii-s, a pieiuliicut New
ion; law yei, died thcioeu Monday iu lus
TMhjear.
Mil. il..MisinM. has no Iudu lliiiroreu
his lell hand. He lest l ,v a giinnliii;
at-viileiit years age, but luVgiip un Iho
pejiul.ir rcgunl was never inquired In eou-fe-iuonce.
1'lief. II. ('. Si.VM.i.v, e ltatea college,
ul lowIstewu, Maine, tlitsl en Monday of
he.tit disease, at thu age of .17. lie pic.ulicil
twice en Simil.u, and did net complain of
illness until ten ininiites before Ins death.
fin vi.s .1 vmi.s II. Itieiiv. aged .V years,
eeinmaiiiler of Hie l.iiuens ln-st Mai viand
aitlliuiv. I. .S. ., known as ' Itfgby's
Itutlciy." in the late war. dropped dead
fiem hcait illse.isi- en .Meud.iy.at his lioiee.
iu lUltlmerc.
Kiii-jneit Wimiaji has made his leval
graudiitether, Victeria, loiiuiliinderer ihe
llerJin Dragoon (luards, but therels no
tlanger el a unlc umeiig the guanls, which
had been sent word privately lh.it she
would net take command iu person.
I'imri:HMit William T, Haiiius, aii aii
ljeinttMl national coiinulssleni-r of educ-.t-tiuu,
in hichly esteemed by thu ikoiiIe of
uncerd, Mum., where he lesides. Thev
say that he votes! for Cleveland lust fall.
He was a ml-het lllainelte In 1SS imt
niien iiiuianu issue was rulst no leek
sides with the tefermurs.
Tlie BfcneKrupIifu Aft.
Tlie following essay, Contributed te the
Mauliclm tSun by "CIIImii," Is rcritiuled as
n line 'Piiineii or mlliKhstinneieiice, uni
ons hiforiiintieii and dcllcate humer:
Writing, In Its H rst singe, was engraving
en iiinrble, next en thin beards dad with
wax, next en parchment. About this tlme
the HeuiitiiK built a clmrtli and tlie Hlblc,
which was dejKisIlcd tlieielu, history In In
feims Hi, cost as much ns the building
Itself, reaching the enormous sum ofeno
liuudred billions of dollars. They thus far
printed en thin beards, or rather engraved,
which wns very eicnslve.
Printing wits II rst introdiiced by a young
mnn who fell In leve with a young lady,
and whilst they wcre (nkliia walk. Just nt
dusk of evening as It happened, they
paused alongside of n tree, iijhiii w hkii he
engraved Iho Initials of lier name. One of
his friends came along and was about
detesting hhn, when he'iuslntitlv clapeil
his hand iljien the letters, probably being
ashained of it. Alter they left tlie trio a
short tlme he happened te spy his hand,
when, te Ids utmost surprise, he found Iho
letters stamped en his hand. Jle no ne no
eeidlngly made il known te seme
ene else, who tried llie exper
iment by culling letters en n wilt
plecoef wiH-sl and with lanipblark niiule
an impression en iiajier. lle then went te
Paris, Prance, mid put up llihlc, (brining
Iho heading or Iho hooks w It It red ink unit
llie remainder with bl.uk. llulorasheit
tlme made an Immense amount of money,
but finally thu red heading hretiuht en an
enigma they accused lilmef having lulei-
en rse with thu devil ami obliged him le
teveal the secret nl the expense of his life,
which he finally did. And Irem tills
win lie nud tlnle spring!) the art of printing.
It then iu a sheit tlme ditliiscd Its-clf ever
tlie whole world.
Alfred Iho tlreat wrole llie laws of Kng
Inud, Alitoi-ednil the lllst captivity of the
Ismelltes. writing was net piactlecil. Tlie
Hist Knowledge we have of nil alphabet
was In I'gipt. next in 1'iif-nlrln. Mets
brought thealphahct liem ICgypl tot 'aiiaan
and liem theme it whs taken te I'henicl.i.
Antecedent le a hiiiguage eftharaders
repirsent big syllables, writing was of a
plcteiial chiiraeler. Iffei iuslauce a man
wlslicd te w rlle era dead person he would
evidently draw his corpse, that Is, If we
w rotlestilutoof htnijiiage we would re;
sort le this method of i onveylng out Ideas.
As pkteri.il liiiigiiiigu became ceutrui ted, II
vaileil ilsleim le seme extent, but still re
tained (he Ideas. Fer amiability they pre
sented the dove; Iho i licit) lcpiesenltd
eternity, tlie viier a passionate leinper.Ae.
Wilting of Ibis style eeiiliuutsl a long
tlme and ceased net until a language el
cliarnelers icpiescntliig syllables was in in
tiedmcd. I'ntliewii tlalng.
Tlie Philadelphia Immrer lias lldstesiy
of Dr. I.ovcrgeod'ri resolution ndeplul by
tin- s hoot heuid te pievent ha.ina':
i his Is a leuiaikitble prececsling. In
Htimces of halng have been se numerous
nt colleges anil universities that many
Sllldenls have been tliseipliutsl Irem time
te lime. Hut this islheliisl case, Iu uur
recollection, iu which apubticschoel he.nd
has had te lakt ladlcal and public ailleii
lnorecr 10 ureveui me iiu.vhiiiii injury u
pupils by their lialng classiualcs.
Ilut we me glad te see that Iho l.auiisler
lie.ndln thtuimiiied te put down halng.
It lsaiewaitlly and brutal custom. Thesu
who icsiiit toil ilepend upon the sec let
tltack or tlie superiority of numbers. I'io I'ie
'jiieutly the luier takes en tlingiilseef a
lriend until he lias gained nilmlttaiKO te a
room mid opened the way let his lellew -conspirators,
i here Is n'liely one In any
group of lliee cewnidly crowds who is
until enough or hey enough te tackle Hie
v l tlin In a fair nud square vvitv.
Put down the cm-teni at whatever cost.
If the heys won't Ixhave, kick them mil,
Theie may be some excuse ler luring in
un exclusive t la-wlcal Institution, but then
is none for II In u democratic public school.
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Neiii-I.v All I el.ii Oveiim Idle.
Dlspatthei Irem the foimeihvllleeoko
legion en Monday Indli-iiteth-.it Ihestiike
Is spieadlng. A p.uly tit I5U stilkcrs
ma 1 1 lied te the Jimlewu weil. s el Sihoou Siheou Sihoeu
niakdr A Ce, and diove Iho men from
work, but no one was Injuicd. Alter the
stlikeis loll Jliutew u the men went batkle
work and lluUhed Iho day. but the com cem
Jitmv ftsu Iheyeauuet held llieiu. A ilel
at the Alieu iiiIiich is also repelled. It was
lepeitcd .Monday night that of the 1 1,000
evens In the legion net less than Il'.inh)
weie Idle, and leading stilKeis say that
ever l,unn of the icm-alniiig evens villi ba
dosed te-day.
Died et t attle DUcuse.
William Ktxh, a uiaiiietl niaii, 2.i ve.iis
of itr a son el'Audiew Kech, the wcalthy
wels,s beer liiewer, tlletl In New eik en
Sunday evening of a dise.ise known te tlie
medical prolesslen as lu-liuomvcesis, ei a
liingus growth In tlie liver ' peculiar te
cattle. Ills case has attraded thu atten
tion of tlic most prominent docteis iu New
Yerk, and many attended the autopsy en
Monday. It Is said that only lour cases of
the kind have ever ecciiiied In this
country.
Terrible lltet llctvw-cu Coellos.
The Japan (ititcltc ieniums an account of
a teirllile ilet between two factions of the
Chinese coolies at Sang Keiu, Slain. About
r,(HK) men engaged In a cenliiil, Spcat.s
and Ureal ins were used and a gieat num
ber weie killed.
Thu coolies worn mei e ei less under the
iiillueiieoel dilnk nud leught liketleuieus.
Several times thu coolies would illg tlieli
seeais into the weundiil men and IimIiI
thentalen, all the time veiling hideously.
The Siamese 1 1 oops dr.uged tin- i Inters and
alter Im .inciting a ntiinbet of them
tiielleil thudistuihauee and captured nine
tin lulled of them, who wet eaftciw aids ic
Icaseil wilh a light line.
Itevlevval ol'the llclllsli I'leet.
The Inspecthm or llie llritish licet bv the
(let-man empeiei took plai e at lour ti'i let k
Monday aUcinoen. As the euiperer iq iq
nie.li hiil the licet in Iho vmht liohcn.ol liehcn.ol liohcn.el
lein, the ti'etmnn standaiil was disphtvcd
nl tlie main of each lienel.ul, a s.ilute vmih
Hied by Hid combined Meets and vaitls
wcieiuauued.
i'lip icvluw was a lullliaiiN hiiccess,
I'peu itscouehisleu Kmpoiei William io ie
eeivisl the admirals lemiuaudmg Iho
ltiltlsh Heels en beard the Impeiial vacht
lluhrurelletu, and leugiatiihittsl them
upon llie splendid appearance el the llects.
Meiula,V seofesi.
I'ullevv lug ij tlie result of the ball gainea
pln.veil vesterday: llroeklvu l.t; Athletic
0; CiuchiualiS, ltallluioie'J; (Nilumhus 5,
Kansas City II; Philadelphia'., Pillsbuig 1,
(1 innings); Husten I, Indianapolis -J;
New Yoiks.Chii-.ige7; Cleveland ft, Wash
ington !; New Haven .1, Weieester 1;
Hititfeitl 7, Lewell .r j llartisbutg IJ,
Shenandoah :t.
W lint I. Iiciiiit clili iisi i liane -
MiltliiBcjeber reM'luul ll.,
1 low leg In sses, fnrin of yrais
Ne; line Icelli these i liarms n'll-x
Vial tlielrsiin-i-rcseiver l
MJOIKINI', Iswt itciitllrlie.
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PURE H3LOOX5
IsaliMiliiielv iitrcsNiir) loonier te li.iv iifisi
Iniiltli. Heed's s,rM,uill 1 is the uri.it lin
I'liiillu, iiil. kly ci.iiiierliiK sirmula, .-all
ilieamuiuli.il liisKlh.us ( minus wln.ii miiu'l;
the bleed mul undermine Ilic luallli. Ilal.e
liulliU up Ihi whole ejstiiii, uin il.i.pMi
unit bk-k headache, and ni-mmc! that tlivd
ksllin;.
' I haveliikentuolietllibor lil's Kirsiijia
rllla fur Kill rln urn unit ibs'pla, iillh wlilch
I Miuireuhleil er iiim-li. .m-r Utl.luu thH
iiieiliilnu I nut ri-ellug us will luevrr In 110
lire.- t). VV. Itnsi., r.itilllc, Pu.
lllHlilS..s,VltSVPAUllJ.l
' I li.iclc-ii lieuhleil bj 11 m'I-,iiiUuik ,uiu
llun nil m life. It Nene (,r the miirki .1 n .il-l-
I loin or no liti)liis ilas,iuiil let ma en. I
.Mtirali.iMi mil ml n. mii,i,ie te labor tnuili.
I thiel. llDert.Hurfc.tpuilll.1, whit h I have hi en
ilslni;it letri'Mil. for ten j win., la the lut lulint
I have ever tnken. I inn new a, unit m boh beh
1 nil health keeiua betlir than ever. ' II li An
iinrr, Wurii'ii, N. II,
Pl'lllIIUs,Tlli: lll.tuin.
"I had ,1 klUht IiIihmI iluenler whl.h I
tliuulil nelliliig M-rleiiM, but IlKrt'U Inleu lud
form of skill illkisise, nlib h sunn- mtiij lujm
bnuMiigeitt In iilni 11ml .ores nil ourne'
lieilj. lloe-1'h.s.irsaiMrlllalnafliort tliueisiui.
pleli 1 eviml me. 1 feel I one lej lite Hi IlraslV
Harsaparllla." I'iiiiii W.uuini, UeurUui, 1ml.
1IOOICS SAUSAl'AHII.I.V
(sold h nil druse l-ts. Jl ; U fers-i. Prt-iurisl
only l C I. HOlll) A CO., liuell. Mass.
rr -
Ultnnrttniitrt'
, l'llII.AUI-.M'llIA.Tllc-iJiiy, Allguvl 8, 18S9,
Quarters and halves stand
for clellars a.t the Dress Goods
Remnant Counter. The choic
est and most popular stuffs are
the ones that make short pieces
fastest. Every day is a rem
nant day at that counter. If
we tried le save the ends and
odd yards for special days in
the week there would be a little
store full of them. Yeu can't
afford te skip a day if you are
en the watch for pet bits at bar
gain prices.
youth w est efienlre.
Toshiko Imperial Japanese
Silk Umbrella!). Light, dura
ble, paragon frames, natural
sticks Ought te be 4.50 at
least. The price is $3. Spots
in the silk hurt it for use in big
pieces. That's why. 28 inches.
I'hestiui t tin i-tsiilr, vie M of Main Able.
Light, downy, restful Cheese
Cleth Comfertables. Te mel
low the mattress, or te creep
under of a chilly night. Filled
with pure, carded cotton. Fam
ily size. White $1.75; colored
$2.
All the Summer bed clothes
are in sight.
And these thick, home-like,
bed-and-shelter camping blan
kets, $3.
N'nir W'enim k WaltliiK Itoein.
Have you tried a Themas
I. awn Mower? Ne odds hew
raggeil the grass you can have
a velvety turf.
Jehn Wanamaker.
3.iUcellattcivtte.
E
n VKtl YU( III WAN'fS 1 r 1
THAT lt-l.Vi:ilYIHllY WHO HAS liVKIl
TUIi:i)IT!
'S FLOUR
Still Holds the Fert.
Wi linen t tin- liicgcst !iill Iu Ihcwerlil,
but Hun Isjie In tl i mill iiiij where ill least
llipie N no mill tlniliiiu make hi Iter Heur. Se
sii) thetiMiniN or,i-eile In this community,
mul i! take their word ferll.
If .Mill Imve trouble Willi eitr baking, this
het vvi-iitlur, ion will icrhuii discover that
the lieiihle lies with our lloiirrevlildou
de net ii e I.i'Mui'b I'lear. ou me using tlml
nrllih mul still have tumble with jourbnk jeurbnk
Iiik, I" rliaps II Is beeiein) of the even. It can't
be the Heur If i nil nse Iev-au'K !
M
I LUUl li.UU.YX fcO Al.
7VYIL-L-ER'S
Borax Seap
-will-
WASH CLOTHES,
-AMI-
EVLRY ARTICLE UNDER TIIE SUN
lNUIil.THliPMOl'K PAIt.VI.
STORM KING (2161.)
iti:ieni)-.-.;u.
l'tiindiii-il by Itn c-tllinj und I'orleeimiuco.
Wicilb HVI-I'V MPllll'.VI. record -..IJt.,, and
site or IJ lielbi-K mul paierH with icieriN
Irem -.Mli, In .s.J), ami ever !) Willi leieuls
billii than J. i.
Paul b. Alexnuilirx Nurinaii, site or buhl
2 11',. Vlav lineen,2 A). Ai.
Sii end il. en b) lleuaid s.sii ('liiiiles.lliorencli-
bnsl.
Ihlnl il.iui b.v Hinllh .Vlissent-r, seu or Dills
.Vlisscimet.
sieUmKimi I u lMv.siuniN m hiuiils ami
UrclKhs about 1,'Amlliv. Il.is ulunvii laki 11 first
m uiliiui nt stuff mitt teiintv r.ilrs. Ills mils
are hit Ke unit hiiiiilHeine, ami live that have bei n
old i.eiii .-il .llllnilal mi iiMtaue ii;p ,,r one
mul n halt Mais. He was lukin iIrIk out erthe
stml ami with very little ineimralleii rulnet il
bin neenl from 'J.lli. te '.'), trettllij! tlme
lii-HlH III am ;')! muls . lie went a itiarlir
In one el tin inllis In ,V teioeiU-a .'.'J) Knit
which show , his iiipucliv If 1 ceiihl spare hlni
limit i neiigh In the kt iiiUe In. pii-pnii.il ret vny
last weik.
ll.ltMM. ftttM ler a le.il until bis pii.eut
book Is lull, iilli r whli h he will stand at T5.ni).
J6-lll. 11 V.Nb. il. liNuUi, Jlarlttta. Pa.
iiltteic.
tpiA-i.Yi. Nerui;.
PLEASE READ THIS!
wi: iiavi: takkn tiii: aui:nuy
reuTiii:
Scliemackcr Geld-String Piane!
Wi Ii.im tin ui new in siiHk, and luviti- our
liit-uiN mul tin ptiblli-gi-in rul tin all and see
Un in.
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
NO.'.'IYVlJM' KINO bTUKirr.
ti'.'l-lMlAw
CCuvi'irtnciY.
erVMIVltlH-AUUIYOl. VVOHK.
EDV. EBGERLEY,
). u, 1 1 a ti .M a il K i: r M'lt I J : r,
ilti'aref tin Postelllcel,
I.ANI-Vs.ll.lt, PA.
m.i. run i.ATirsr tsi i.i, in
Buggies, Pliitens, Family Carriages, Etc.
'itn-l'liusl tsltKl. In tlir('eiuiti).
VVelniw IniNcu 1 oil lam- of Mit'ONIMIAN'l)
VVOHK Ym sijIi-YiiiiWiinl.
I!i isilntlni mul ltcpalrlns: preinnll) alii mlisl
te. Dm- sit of w oil. en n esHs-l.illt eiiilileMsl
Iei that pmpeic. 'lliu len-t t prim In the
eeulllN for llrslis lass win k.
A-ifCllve me Call nud l:alnllle ,Vy Weik.
CCciul.
T milll.lt YNDrOAU
I J 'lllllAtVOhlliiOKHANDeAljIX. WP.ST-
l.UN IIAK1) WlHIIK VV'liiili.ilii mul Itelall.
i II. 11. MY It! IN. VO).,
nS-lit IU Water (street, Uinc.ister, Pa.
i AtiM(JAi:n.M:iis company.
'COAL DEALERS.
Ory ins Nil r."J Nerlli tJuccnMreet, and Ne.
l North rrliK-e slrei-t.
aiiu North l'rlnce Klrcct, nenr Itendiui;
Dei-eL
ausUtfd LANCASTUK, 1A.
Valrtcc of StfMen.
hi
' . ASTRICrfS '
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 & 117 NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
A WEEK OF BARGAINS.
TUESDAY MORNING,
Frem 8 te i ! .
One let of Flowers at 1 4c a
spray.
Fancy China Silk for Tidies,
at 65c a yard.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
Frem 2 te 5.
Gent's Unlaundered Shirts,
reinforced besoms, at 37c 5
regular price, 50c.
WEDNESDAY MORNING..
One let of Fancy Ribbons, in
12, 16 and 20, at 10c a yard ;
sold in 2, yard remnants.
WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON.
Ladies' long sleeves Balbrig
gan Vests, at 20c apiece.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Jewelry One let of Breast
pins, Hairpins, Cuff Buttens,
Bracelets, etc., regular price
25c ; at 15c apiece.
THURSDAY AFTERNQON
Kid Gloves at 49c a pair, cel
ered embroidered back, regu
lar price 62 and 75c.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Notions Ammonia, large
size, at 4c a bottle.
Pins, ic a paper; black pins,
2c a box;
Hair curlers, 17c; Electric
Combs, 1 7c ; Tinsel, 4c a ball ;
Seap, 2 cakes for 5c ; Ammonia
Seap, 5c a cake ; Canfield
Shields, 2 and 3, at 25c a pair.
Handkerchiefs 5c Handker
chiefs at 4c ; 10c Handkerc liefs
at 8c ; i2jc Handkerchiefs at
11c; 25c Handkerchiefs at 21c.
Morning sales te begin at S
and last until 1 2.
Afternoon sales begin at 2
and last until 5.
ASTRICH BROS.,
1 15 & 1 17 North Queen St.
taeha.
IJ
EltltB 1100KBT0HE.
THK IMl'ItOVJCI)
Chadwick Copying Boek
Will take the lust und Cleanest Copy.
Ne Water, Pet or Hruli aicdul, nud
inn be ued w it li or vi ltlieut a Press.
They arc luaile In four size ;u, , MM,
Ti'l mid l,tU) pages.
Cull and see what Ibey are like
HERR'S BOOK STORE,
63 NORTH QUEEN 8T.
(riiitut Sail.
rilOII A.MAUTIN. s
FRUIT JARST
JELLY TUMBLERS !
CHINA HALL.
Masen Fruit Jars in Pints,
Quarts and Half Gallens. The
celebrated Lightning Jars iu
Quarts and 1 Ialf 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.
eia-tra
uttiuuei- liroevto.
I TOli:LN0ItMANDIi:.
1 1 ATLANTIC CITY.
NOW OI'lIN. Under New MnnnL-ement.
T. V. tlll.l.imi:, I'roprli-ler,
l.-ile of Coleuailu Heltl, 1'ht.adelphln.
ml.VRiml
MT (iltiriNA
NAltltOW OAl'tii: HAII.HOAll.
lnillv iilu-il- nnd parlies ih'Mrlnir te lt.lt Jit.
ihi ten and enjev a ride or the NiiriowCiiiiice
(etliesiimnill of tioVMiNeit DirK ineunlalii,
iiiiiius-euiplMi tin-trip from lim-iisler In one
ilnj b Un-fiilleulni.elietliile:
a. ni. u. in. n. in. p. in. ii.im. p.m.
Ia-.ixc I iiiu-astir d.-ii Ml 10..Vi LMO 2iVl 1M
rrli-Ml.Ori-lim. mu 11:10 l.-.-.'iO :: l::V h.Vi
Arrlit'Oer. Dlek. 1J.JU l:ii 4.-0', 5:10
lteturnlnc-
a. 111, a.m. a.m. p.m. 11.111. p.m.
I.i .im liuv. Hick.. 11.0.1 i-i; jsh ti..V
Ijiih ML (in-Ill. 1 l,. II lu.w Ui'ii -i'Ji ..I7 Til
ArrlM UinciiKUr. h-10 U:V l.'As :i::H l.-j ssi'i
Ml Irulns or the I'eiinwill ,t Ix-baiien ltall-
iisid 011 airliiil nt .Ml liiilna inilen make lm-
inislliite coimiilleii ulth tin- Narieu (l.iuxe
ILillriuul. I.iiiit-h or dinner t-nu be elil.ilmd at
Hit l'.uk icstaiiriiiil. thus nieldlug the netcs
sll et 1 an j In; kiakctsaud bimdlet.
Joint Km-auipment of
T S. TIIOOIS AND NATIONAL Ul'AItll
will Ik- held nt Ml. firclna. The I'. S. Tioep-.
Mill enuiinp AiiKUt 1, t-entlnuliik' for nbeul
thre weeks, und the CuMilri and Arilllervnr
Hit- National lin.iril of Pa. will eneaiiip with
tin-in Aui!Ut 10th te 17lh, luelin,lM-,
1!( llrslim tlekelk ,ii!i fH ulii ili.ul .... ......li.
i-atien te the ue.irexl llekel ucent,
x-,(.i,,:"!J,;.A,!.,,',,t't - '' i-'-l'anen. Ia. '
m:d iiiiil,i;ui.hiipt. jcamiiid
rpllK mVArOlNTAlN"l,KN"-THK BKST '
I... II 11.111 Vlll. lull. 1...1.1..V. .m. ..h ... ... ..... .. r
.A. Uiui illl-illU'ki ill uiu IIIirKt'l-ll KUrUL KOIU
,T..., ..,... ...U.M.. ..,...,, , IIUMI Kl- H lUlfc tl 1
elder, rtisllj llllnl. Call and exnmlnu Urern ,
purcluuliiKi-lscuhcrt-. At KKIS.MAN'SUents'
I FuruUhliiKbterv, U West King street. I
il.iui .. 1. 1...- ,...,.,.. ... ... .
)
NOTHEH SLAtjH IN FIUCEM.
THE PHILADELPHIA STORE.
Anether Slash in Prices.
Dull Trade Must be Made Active by Lew Prices". All Sleck Mint Positively be
Clexcd Out by KEPT, leth, or "oener.
Prices All Through Have Again Been Reduced.
Positive Bargains New te be Had In All Kinds of Dry Goods aud Canute,
- AT
The Philadelphia Stere,
6 AM 8 NORTH QUEEU STREET,
umrtB-ljdAw
B
MIOAINH.
GREAT SIX
These Prices Are for Six Days
Fine Lawns nt lc a j nnl.
We Weel Challlc-i nt 3c n j mil.
12c White- Ltinii nl 5c n nnl.
Figured Swlci nt 10c ynril.
HcstHllk riunhcsnlZteu ynril.
Ynrd anrt n-Hnir Wlile Tricot Cleth nt 17e ard.
23c Crrntii riqiic nt 10c n j nnl.
10c Whfcks rciluceil te 5c eni-h.
ncsl Aniinenln nt tc n bottle.
Toilet Heap, 3 ilra.-s for 5c.
lie-it l'lns nt lc n paper.
Miller's Wild Flower BouiiictSeapnt7c apiece.
I Kid GIevcBntffTcn pair.
75c Kid Gloves at 50c a pnlr.
15,0UO)2c llniitlherclift-r-i nt 5c inch.
Fast lllnck Hosiery nt 10c und 12Jc a pair.
1 White Ijttindrled Slilrls at 75c each.
lTBKc eure nnd ask te see goods as advertised
pay regular prices.
BOSTON STORE,
Nes. 35-37 North Queen Street.
CHARLES STAMM.
U'U (Tjloeba.
J.
B. MAHTIN & CO.
SPECIAL SALE.
IMMENSE REDUCTION.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commencing Monday Next.
t
We Intend Closing Out Every
Remnant and Old Pattern
Carpet, in
TAPESTRIES,
INGRAINS &
BRUSSELS.
Lengths Frem 3 te 25 Yards.
Prices Average About One-Half
of Fermer Price.
All ready for sale Monday
morning.
Many of them this Season's
Patterns.
Make your selections new,
and we will keep them till Fall
for you if you desire.
Wall Papers also included in
this sale.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
iUtotenvaplto.
K
OTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
FItOM
Kcenigsburg, Prussia,
Tite llackureunds nindv t-spet lullj- for Bust aud
'Jliree-fiinrtcr Jeiifrth l'liotegruphs.
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the l'osteftlce.
Jnn7-0md
lK'Yll,l,Tltlt'YCl.ll.T.VNDi:MS.
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems,
DURABLE, SIMPLE.
CU'AIlANTi:i:i) HKIIIF-ST OltADi:,
II.I.ITIIATI-UI t'ATALOGl'i: KUKn.
PHPP 7VV F'G CO
V-I ii J vvi,
79 FRANK1-111 ST" BOSTON.
.... .,.,,1, imit ,en t .-.... .
1111A.11 11 iiuunixi 1. iiuiirii rti.. .iu l iitk
tfil Wiibie.iAr..L'lilmsu.
Fer S.de bj- JOHN S. MUmKU, Columbia
l'n. uuj-jdceU
CeebB.
-
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
DAYS' SALE !
Only August 6, 8, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Dress Olnglmmsnt Sen jard.
tlcst French Hatlnes nt 120 a ynrd.
All our Jl Jcrej s nt 60c each.
UpM White Qlilllx nt Hnlf Trie.
Striped Skirting Flannel ntCOc njnrct.
!1.25I)luck Lucent 65c a Jard.
17c Bed Ticking at 10c a yard.
81.50 Black Henrietta at 8Uc a yard.
Dress Shields ut Icnrnlr.
75c lSlai'k Cuihmere at 50c a yard.
All-Weel White Flannel nt 16c a ynrd.
Children' Corset Wals tB at 25c each.
Dells, at 5c, 10c, 17c, 25c, 50c, 75j 31 each.
Bustles reduced te 10c each.
IleRt Wax heads, nil colors, 10c u string.
25c Silk Onrtcrs nt 15c n pair.
Linen Shirt Fronts nt 10-', 12c, 17c, 25c each.
and MENTION THIS I'ArEIt, etherwle eti
(!3ioccvice.
G
ODD NEWS AND GLAD TIDINOS.
SUGARS AND COFFEES LOWER,
Ooed Ileusted Collet-, It ft... 20c
BtreiiR Mountain Hlo Celter-, y, ! . ., ..22c
Fair CelTcc, lb. . . . I2Je te 15c
Full Ori'am Cheese, V R 10c
Cholce Plckles,-,i dez 6'fc
Best Wash I nc Fender, V P-'ck .-JJc
lecMustHrd or Spiced S.irdlnefer . 10c
lleiii-hssllnins, V R.. .. . 12c
California I liens, -Di he nnd 10c
Three Bettles Ginger Ale Iei . ,25c
Riser's or lilies' Itoel Betr Y bottle . ..!!
Best Olelne Seap -phex .. JJ.tO
Flic P-s Laundry Starch fei 15c
CLARKE'S,
12 a. li south qui;i:n sri
(NenrCtntre Siiuire.)
i-Telephone.
Jj8.tfd.tn-
AT
BUllSK-S.
Seasonable Goods!
HAMS, DRIED BEEF, Etc.
I'lunipple Brand Hams, trj Mm-, all guaran
tied. California Hums, tee u pound. Shortcut
Shoulders, He. Dried Beef, i lilpixtl. New Mack
ertl iu buekctK. Boneless Herrlm; In cln-s front
boxes, nice for lunth or plcnli-Ulnx. sardines -Imported
nud Anii-rlcuu In Oil nnd MuslHnl.
Totted Ments, Boneless Ham, Chicken nnd Tnr
kej'. Yerk hlntn Cream C'ln-i-se. IMani or
Dutchhend Chcfse. l'lcnlc, 1'lnenpple, ltoiiue lteiiue ltoiiue
fert nud Hipsnye, etc., etc. .
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCASTEIt. 1A.
T BKIHTS.
SEASONABLE GOODS
REISTS.
Finest I'icilic limns KK- - ..
Finest ICmickle Drltsl llitr, lie e P..
Kslrn Dry Hi led Beef, U'.e y lb.
Finist Winter llolecua, in- V !tr
Hest Trie, In i.ivth kev, SI. Si.
ijiti-stCutth Newllniki-itl.lii 10 m tmckets,
quarter bnirt-Nauil barieN.
Illthnrdsen t Bobbins' l'elltit Mints- Ilniu.
Beef. Tongue, Ham and Turkej Ham and
Clilckin,(inme, rurkt-j-. Chicken nnd Duel:
Hucklii s Famous Soups Oxtail, Consomme,
Chicken, lk f. Tomate nnd Jleck Turtle.
Dttlled Jleats, Anthevj- unit Bloater Taste,
Smekeil Sardine- In oil, Boneless Sardines, Sar
dines iu Finest Oil, .Mustard Sardines, l'lcklcd
Oj sters In Bettles, Finest Lebster In Bettles.
Bootless Anchovies In Oil, and a tIieuanil
geed things.
ft.V. Cetlct- riditctd te30i-.
mie. C0MV0 itductsl le .
". Colli-e ixiluetil ta'Sx'
2ec. Cellif reduced lolSle.
This Is the Finest Line of C'ellre In tliecitv.
Yeu must sic tin into knew thtir weitli.
reu hi:xt
Three Ijirne Iliniuis Oiei siiiud llnorMere
Ilulliliiu.-.
REIST !
WHOLKSALK AND It UTAH. GItOCER,
COIlNKIt WFJ.T KING AND 1'itINCE STS.,
Dlrcctlj- Oppi-itt
J. iC .Martin A CesDry Ooeds '-lore, und
Next Disir toSerrtl Hor-e Hetel.
SALIs5II:N.-VK WISH1A FF.W MKN TO
sell enr ceeds hj-sample tojttieMheltsnle
nud re tall trade, .argot mnnufutturcrs iu our
lliu-. Kni'leM.---ci-nt stainii. Wnt-K1 per dm.
Teruianent KItlim, e petuU ausuireil,
1 Meiiej-Hdiulicsl fur m'.il'i, mil rrtliliik-.rlc.
, , CLNTUNNIALMAN'F-acO..
I arrl2-30tdeed CHJClnoatl,.Ohle.
m
rf-H'
,li. 4
T-rs vH.la
:'' r- tK-.j
atjSi.
j. . Hii' ,
$-? "
-n . ,
1 ,' ' 1 mil