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Insanity ExyrrK
fC nil ..r.a&.. I . .!!. , .....fit. ll.Itllfltl
s t vi nil uuvtuimii iiuu-i iiiiu!-ivm
8te me most tinsnusinciery is tne t-m-w
fe TtiMilml Itis-anlfvivKDcrtH. Ills rend I ly
K admitted Unit the disease vv Hli liieli
Eg they have te de Is one of the most dllll
E&'cult of diagnosis tlinl cither hotly or
m rnlud is lieir te. uncn tut- jwrseu m
&(fllcteilv 1th this deceptive tH.enc Is in
5s such n condition tlmtlt Isniniest impes-
B' slble le My positively Unit the Mibjeet
I nane or insnne. One mny iks niiiicieu
with the disease, nnd aiicar te tliiwjt-
Kk dinarv man sane and fenslblc. On the
fog ether band there arc cane men who arc
ita1 KtftvlntiA.1 tfHIi ,,iniillnl It liw ftllll WOOIl
g$" triclties of conduct te Mich a degree Hint
t the Hue between tsanity huh liisiuiny
fccim te have Ijecu crewed.
s There can be no doubt, however, that
ttu borne respects medical experts are lev)
E5ilbIe te judge of the sanity of an iiiui-
KJividual, than common erdiuaiy laymen
Rwhe are familiar with the patient ,s tinny
'habits aud conduct. 1 here certainly m
i'u. marked dlflVrencc whether IlicdK-aMj
be treated from the stand-point of iiietl-
f.lelue or from tlivMntid-peiut of the law.
i The Inwtullvef n man under indict-
fieut for murder, or even under sen-
Hlw or ileum, is ircsiueiiiiy n inauer iur
Investigation. The question of themernl
responsibility of the criminal ery often
engages the attention or Judges, juries
and lawyers, and even pardon beards
have been known te w re tic vv Hn mien
things. A man may lni se iiubnlnnced
In mind as tt require the attention of it
physician, and jet his moral respoiibl respeiibl
billty be unquestioned. His knowl
edge of. right and vueng would m
unimpaired and he1 would be answerable
te the law for his act". Vrein the fctnnd fctnnd
pelnt which medical expeitw take, such
Mil one could properly ixi considered un
sound of mind could be adjudged in
sane. I'rem the Mnudiielnt of law,
however, he could piejieily be eiiu
1 sldcred sane, for the imrjKwcs of the
punishment of his guilt, which lie ban
consciously and knew ingly called dew n
upon himself.
Medical Insanity is one thing and
what might lte called legal insanity is
another thing, hi regaid te the llrxt
condition, which questions his need fur
medical attention, physicians ate un
doubtedly the best judge. In re
gard te the latter condition of
mind, however, that which would te
Heve the Individual fieni all responsi
bility for his nets, from being amenable
te the law, of this we nsseit physicians
and medical experts aie net the lie'
fudges. And they nrc net liettcr tiiiili tiiiili
fledtegivenu opinion than any ether
ordinarily sensible layman. Indeed it
is n fact that these ordinarily sensible
laymen, who come in daily contact with
the criminal seeking icllef from puulsli
ment, and who ebseive lit daily conduct
and habits and coneivtiens, ate the
bctterjudge.
Fer this reason it Is that new judges
nndjuries moie readily accept the tesli tesli
Ineuy of bueli lay wltnesbcs when the
eiimlual Is en trial and seeks icllef en
the ground of insanity. Medical e.peitn
start out witli a theory of insanity and
attempt te construe nil lite acts and con
versations of the eiimlual in coufeiniily
with that theory. This dcductlw'
mctlied luvehes a false piinciple.
While en the ether hand the testimony
of laymen is given en the theeiy of the
Inductive method of icusening.
The medical expert attempts te piove
the truth of his theory by ids intoipie inteipie intoipie
tatlen of tliv varieiwaets and erdn of
the crimiual. The layman simply and
fcensibly asks if the acts of the ciiiniual
arc consistent with n knowledge of the
diU'eience lietween light and wieiig.
And when insanity is K-t up as an ex
cuse for the commission of the ci line of
murder, or is urged as a caus for tom tem
mutiug sentence of death, the testimony
of jail keciH;rs and attendants, w he see
the criminal every day, and arc familiar
with his dally habits of speech and
action is by fur the most nluublu; and
before such testimony the evidence of
medical experts, who never knew the
criminal, might 1h) dissipated like the
mist before the morning sun.
There is no class of witnesses w he are
eltener condemned bylaw writers mid
judges than medkal experts, and when
they appear In courts of justice and
before pardon beaids in ljchnlf of guilty
and convicted iriniluals they uu- !u-tl,
and rightly condemned. There is sin li
a tiling ns medical iusatitty and there Is
such it thing ns legal infinity and then
is a vast dilleieiHe between the two.
Teaching'.
" What Is Infant edurHliati t
UnUcrutl Infuriiiatlen-
WUduni ur.d knowledge well fuiiibiiutl.
Te kludle In the minds and desires of
the young a thirst for universal inforin inferin inforin
ittieu, se that they are nt nil times lcudy
te use their curb ami eyes, and nil their
fucultics of observation, le obtain what
they require and w hat they seek after,
is probably the most dlllkult part of it
teacher's work, nud few jtessess Unit pe
culiar talent.
It is u mUtakeii idea te think that
anybody proficient in the branchc
taught In the schools cau teach, jiiit ns
much as it Is a mistake te suppose that
uuybedy who can write granintienlly
Is titled te edit a uewspajier. Kxperi
ciice has taught us diffeiently. fun till
iusetts that buzz ameug llewers make
heneV The Swiss teacher, IVst.ilezi,
Ixiru In 1740, overturned many old no
tions by putting his puplU te excreta
their thoughts, nud by Inciting them te
ask questions, thus giving them a stlin
ulus te asfeUt the spirit of Inquiry. And
Freebel.the name ith-eclated viith the
kiudcrgnrten system, which originated
in Germany, advanced the Idea a step
further, by indicating ,c direction
Inquiry should take. The- great thing te
be done is te awakenu genuine hunger
nd thirbt for knowledge, which netlP
lug can upittiue, se that the pupil wll
rend, Imitilru, think, stiuly, obH-rve und
meditate for himseir. Iteal education
is self-ctlucatleu, as icul improve
ment h sclMmprevemeiit, ami a
true teacher's proper function is
te Inspire his, pupil with fciich
a desire fur knowledge anil truth or te
make It u passion, und (hnu he will be
prepared te u schools, colleges, libra-
"V.S'...,- .
tJj.
Fq
ric9, indeed the whole visible universe,
te educate htinelf.
Ket everyone can give this Inspira
tien, or rn-ate this keen desire, aud the
tencher who docs this work well lsnlwve
price. A genius for leaching Is n nm1
gift, hi such n ease qualities exceed
ingly uncommon, nnd most delicately
adjusted, are seen le meet In ene jktseii,
and tt fact Is nhueM n miracle. There
must 1)0 present it large share of the fer
vency or youth, and n still larger shale
of the ewdness and Judgment of age.
ditlmsl'ifciii mtiMt le Inspired ; butw hut
ever of an unhealthy nature may !u
present must le niislerated. Such a
teacher must Is' enabled te meet and
surmount tllillctillles and dNtourage dNteurage
nieiits and conflict which few ether
callings have te oveiceiue. The male
rial he has le work upon is principally
of an unwilling and even refnutery na
ture, nud the success he has le satisfy
in his labors is (e a large degn-e posthu
mous, and his consolation!), he will find,
must hugely le borrowed fmni thejeitrs
te come.
llic Lessen or Hie Mn)lirlik Trial.
Theiv Is after all a very Important
lessen te our Judges and lawyers in the
celebrated trial of Mrs. Maybriek for
poisoning her husband. Frem our
accustomed delay In the trial and con
vict km of ciiminals her swift execution
might lisik like Indecent haste. Bhewas
arrested lu May, tried and convicted last
week and her execution has been fixed
for August 520th. If the crime hud been
Committed in this country slie could
have counted en two or three years of
the law's delay at leait and when she
would be executed the moral effect of
her punishment would net lie per per
ceplible. One of the main principles involved in
tlie punishment of crime Is the moral
effect en ethers. This, together with
the vindication of (he light and the
refei inatlen of the erlinltiul.ionipeHs the
whole purpose of punishment. Thcee Thcee Thcee
ciitioiiefa convicted niuideier of (ourse
curies with it no Idea of renaming (he
criminal. In such it case the moral In In
flueiipe en ethers who are tempted te
commit cilme Is the principal purpose
in view, outside el the general vindica
tion of the law. If then the just puniMi
tucnt be delayed until the crime be
almost forgotten then! is no felt nunul
effect en the community. On the ether
hand It only tends te mouse a r.cntiuicut
of pity and sympathy wlikh makes the
law seem a harsh and cruel thing.
There lias been entlicly tee much
gtutulleua sentiment wnsted en Mis.
Mnybiick. The Louden mob must lie
critcd by excitement and sympathy for
her, and en this side of thewatel the
news aud edltetlul eohmmsef lilg dailies
me bathed in abundant team. Ml-.
Ma.vbilck In addition te Ixing guilty of
murdering her husband In cold bleed is
confessedly guilty of the almost worse
cilnie of adultery. Hie deserves no
sympathy, and honest and puie teais
ought net te be shed fur her. she ought
lobe hanged, and the swiftness of hei
execution is the lessen our coin Is and
lawyers ought te take home te them
selves. What would lie thought of the
paieut who would delay the punishment
of the child weeks after the commission
of the evil deed? The law Is n parent,
and swift punishment for the trausgics trausgics
sien of her piecepts Is muudutnry for the
geed of society.
Itellgleus IiimiiiHj.
Tlie asteiiislting anil nlniesl incicdlbie
tale fieni Alabama of the lliiee negrees
who walketl Inte an iron fuiniue, in
obedience te the commands or n feuitli
whtit'liilmed te be Daniel the l'mphel,
tends like n wild burlesque of fanati
cism, t'ivllled Chilstliiu nations aie
tpiile uiifmuiliar with that feiiu of
fanatical faith w liliii leads te an Insane
ilellaiue of (he lawsef natllle. Asiatic."
and Mehmunicilaus me well accusleiucil
te dNplnjs of se-calletl religious In
sanity, and huidly a jenr passes with
out tlie icienl ofheine fearful saciiflce of
liuiuau lil'eiintlci theerdcrs of some man
who Is (irmly believed te le stieiig in
tlie suppeit of supeiiiatuial powers,
tlie Invincible niessengei of fied
wliose iiitlueiue beyond this life assuivs
lewmd for these slain in Ills scrviie.
The ita and rail of Nns-cl-Decu in
Fgypt. him iust lllustiiiied (his, mid
ti.ivelleislell efHteui in the dully life
of Mehiiiiimednii cuiinlilcs that empha
size tliisstieng (.hniaeteilstie efn seml
elvillzcd pcople.lnthisieuntrynntlotliei
('hiistlanandeivHlzeilllaiitls.Huelivielcut
religious insanity is almost unknown,
t heugh occasional!) examples of it shock
the public as though in rcnilndei of uu
dent Imibuiisin. It is natural that tlie
Afiicans should display it, and only ie
mniknble that the tendeiny is se 'well
checked by thocxumpleof the dominant
while civilisatien. A Xas-el-Ueen inav
someday nrbe in this country, it the
spread of education mid hue religion
tlees net speedily make these outbursts
appear as hepelesslv insane te nil as
they de te the vast niajeiity of tltlzciis.
The thive negioes who walked into
the Uirniinghani fin mice may beuniver
M.tlly pitied as miserable lunatics, but
that theie aie ninny people uglng en
that sort of lunacy no vlsltm te a Houth Heuth
cru culeivd lev iv ill i an delllit White
jn-eple ma at times go te pmnllel e
tieines, mid we have net vet foigettcn
thesliiughteiiuget aililld'by a lutliei
wneiunigiiuil liini.ir a second Abi.i
littin, deemed te complete the aw lul sne
iilke. All these things- Impiesswlth
tenilile emphasis tlie warning that the
icligieus feeding in human natuie is a
most powerful tone, and one that utn
net U'safel.v negleitul. It will either
help men te highei inlelllgcnie ei diive
them lu despair le insanity
Out lathers the pioneers the founders
anil picscrvurs of the republic thieugh
the revolution, the loiniatien of nation
ality and the civ 11 w ar, w ere u Ued fear
ing nice. Thejeung mid sell-eat i-tied
men of te-duv inav smile at the nairow nairew
nes and bigetiy el theli fathers, but
they copied with it the es-entiul ele
ments of irue leligkius feeling that we
are mi-sing mere and ineie.
When men cease te lv devout thev
nitty fall uguiii K'neath the Inllii-enie-
bmiNlietl by the triumph of tine
leligien, and be In dungcref that strange
form of inetinity which -eems te come
from tlie st less anil storm el long snioth snieth
eied religious instincts.
Tin. Philadelphia y'. anil Inimur
l.val eniuiiiiilhei in the fencuUiun el o e
tntvaaut H.litie.il iiiiii.tnces.
--
h5li.i.en Wit lia.m u new haul at weik
teklinitliig himself lu Aiibtiia. The skill
iui wiiii ji tins young man tr.tvels around
..K.miiri up eatiquem unit leviews should
earn him the title of " William the c.le c.le
brater." WeMUNaiul chimicu carrying buektts
of water from private wells i ., familiar
scene in the w iwtei u jurt of the city. Y, t
heyiuyalullwatoru'iittetliu city, und
an net behind in taxes; liesl.lts council
men de net see the in wl of a better water
supply.
.
.iVH.Jiiil 11 Nl ..IB ,ill ..MHnqiUP .Hi, .WllW,HMUftlWlw.WMgS. .'Hrww ....
Who will be the first te enter tijien a
cnis-ulengnlnst the multiplicity or crimi
nal complaint lueiiglit by constables bo be bo
feio city aldermen. Iteiindrd bellies nnd
fiittciicl pockctljeoltH are the frultK or e.t e.t
eililtnnt Tecs. Will nothing stlnuil.tte
gi.-tmt Juries le their duty, nnd has no ene
tlioeeiirngo te c.xise the rajmdly nnd
thieving et constables and aldermen T
ritiMciAiiNMy thcrn Is nprcvnlcncoer
scarlet rover, diphtheria and typhoid fever
In the western nnd southern parts of the
city. Thus It Is that rover-tossed suircrcrs
cry out Tern lienrd or health, and the ne
glect of councils Is beating f i n 1 1 In broken
households and d osel.it rd families.
AWrnce urges Governer's Islitud in New
Yerk harbor nia situ for the world's ralr.
A building fronting the wntcr all around
the Island nnd four bundled fctt wide
would luive double the fleer spa.e or the
ccntcnl.d exMjs!tleti buildings, and lenve
loom enough In the eontre Ter many ethor
htructiiies. Hest of all theie would be no
I line wasted In getting Ihore from the city,
us was the eitse nt l'hllndclplila.
Tin: action of the Hungarian consul in
securing the fiinlshincnlortwe murderers
by lcttcis rogatery, and se avoiding the
dclny nnd cost or oxtraditlen,ludicates that
his country Is at last begpnlng te ft el
ushuuied or the sample Hungarians that
h.ive been reinlng te America, aud Is
anxious te icpalr the reputation or the
nation. A scusoef luteriiiitlen.il honor Is
it vcr.v line thing ns tqiplictl in this iit',
though It has occasionally led te wars evor
trifles.
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
AViiai w lie. Thoughts evoked by the
tensus of Moscow, by Count byer J.
Tolstoi. Themas Y. Ciewell & Ce., Xew
Yerk, iul)ll.sliers.
'Jills hook cm huidly be criticised. If
any lunu reels able le answer Count Tols
toi's uiguiuculs point for point, let hint de
se, but it seeins te me Unit we who have
been content net te nsk eursclv es the ques
tion "w lint te de?" miiili less answer It,
must stand sllimt before this muster mind
wlikh Iihs asked aud answered when he
knew the answer for lilmself meant sacii
lliii. I'er hiiiiseirhe InisHelvtsl the piob pieb
letu even its rather Damlrn has selvtst his
slid n Abeil Hen Alilun asked te be icgis
Icred lu tlie book or geld "as ene that loves
his Icll'iu muii."
IJvrn In tcullng Count Tolstoi's answer,
w rlttcn ns Ills In his plain, forcible style
that u child might comprehend, wemny
net be uble te nccept all of his i reed of
Democracy and socialism, till Ine as It
seems, but lite llrst ilntise we would de
well te adept for eurselves: " We must
noltltei (let olve ether men net etu selves;
that we must net bn nfiitld or the, truth
whatever the lesult inaj be."
A geed gie.tt man (the two adjectives
euiiiel itlwuyH no useil lu coujuiictleu) is
ulwavs hiiinble In IiIm tsllmate el' himsiil.
Count Tolstoi is no exception le (hlsiule;
in r.ut his Jiidgnieiit of liimsell Is almost
meiblil. I'erhais lu some degicu wehuve
nil had kcliiigs similui te tliti fellow lug.
In speaking of meeting a w fetched
man le whom lie hud given money,
hesajH. "tin seeing him 1 suddenly fell
henlbh ushntiud, und made huste te leave.
And wllli a sense of having leuuiiittcd
some clinic, I tetiirned home, ilieie I en
tered along lliec.iipeted steps into the tug
covered hall, and having taken oil' my tin
coat, snt dew u te it meal el' live courses,
seivel by two footmen In livery with
vvhi'eili" and white gloves. Andasemie
el tin' . i ' iiue suddenly bclote me.
Thli ly a i n i i i I sun u man's head cut oil
under th" gtilllotlue In 1'aris befere it
eiewd or thousands of spectators. I was
aw ate that the man hud Is en n gtrat riml
nal; 1 wiisitcqiiulnted with till ol'the nrgtt
mcuts in justification of capital iiuuisli
iiicnt for sut li ellcnses. I saw this execu
tion carritd nut dcllbenitelj, but nt the
moment that the head nud body went
seveicd fieni each ether bv the Keen
blade, I gisped, and icillreil in
evet.v libieel 1113' being, t ti ill nil tlie argu
ments it liltii I hud hlllieile lieattl upon
tiipiliil lumlslimeiit weie wickedly false;
tliat, no inittei hew man might nrce us
te its beluga lawful net, it was literally
intiidei , whatever ethet lit t te men might
gae it ; they thus hud vlttuall.v lenuniltcd
niuntei, Hint weist el all ti lines. And
theie wits I both by my silence and my
turn-Intel fetence, uu aider, abettet and
uillilater lit the slu. He lentpaies his
sudden conviction 011 that occasion le his
conviction when in going te these
w 1 etched lodging houses und seeing the
inlseiy el' hundieds el' his lellew men
he lealiresht) bus u supcilliiity el all that
they need. He gees en te say the diller diller
fiice hitireru the twiM-ascH vias 011I3 tliat
in the litst all he could have done
would have been te shout out
le the cxeculienci that he att
committing h iniiidei, of eeuise knowing
bis iiiteiroieuue wusvulu, w hcieus, In the
second he Icels lei hlniselt at lea a. the
lemedyis in Ids own hands, lie can give
away all stipci Unities and 110 longer be 11
part.ikci in the ciime.
llew plainly he shows us at times the
povvcilObsuesH of money. He was unable
te help the lonely old man with typhus
tevet, but the poei widow with the little
gill mused him. It was Ukkcus who
said : " What the peel aie te the peel is
little known, excepting le thcuiHches and
.ed."
"Anna Kuiuulna" I'll ids 11 warm tlelendei
in 1'rol'ensei l.udd, wlie inlls it 11 gieat
weik el the veij highest ttiiik. Un suya:
" bike eveiy rt ally great aitistlc piedtnt,
Its elicit upon the Intelligent and right
minded observer und ciille Is aesthetically
and (thluill.v elevating nud jmiilj mi-. .Se
purveise does the ctitiikui which Mi.
Mini 1 he i'hoinpsen und ethet s have, 111 the
11 tine el met, dity, bestow til upon this book
11ppe.11 te me as a piolcssieital student el
the human mind, that I hud gieat dlllkullv
even in comptcheuding the gieuuds 011
w men 11 is alleged te rest. "
Poetess Jean lugelew has been hanl.it
w etk of late- en a nev ellelte nud en sketches
et bet childhood. It is hoped lli.it the
l.ittet at kvest will net be pioleundlv
melancholy.
small volume el' Pepe's essaj en niiiu
sold the eihei day ler $liu because or
tot tain nuigimd notes lu the pod's haud
wiitlng. The Cintuty let seplember will have
lettets from men who sailed with Nupoleen
te M. Helena.
Miss Tuppet says this of hei t'athei's
famous preveiblnl philoseph.v : " Pupa kdl
in leve with ids cousin Ktb'elle, and then
he thought he would, when he married
hoi, translate his notions lu the manner of
Solemon's Proverbs."
A Cuoeiiim Vnii, by Mrs. .Wexuiulei,
author of "The Wooing O'T," "Her Deal
est l'ee," te., Henty Helt A Ce., publish
ers. New Yeik.
In u Crooked Path Mis. Alexundei has
attempted te loiublne in the chanuter of
K.tthetiue Slddell 11 ehailt.ible, lovely und
winning (jirl with .1 dishonorable, un un
sjinpuleiiN weliian. luher desliotehelp
her inelhci ICutheiine bis.emes thoiom theiom thoiem
luuion or .1 niluei uncle. l.n uleiiu 111 the
house at the time et the old man's death
slie Mipnicttcs his will, wlikh leu l,iu
whole fbitune ten man by the name el
J Krringten
uees situ bend him tlie uill?
in tlie lima lemurkuble maiiuei blie
eiM-s her censdence, with the thought that
it had been her uncle's intention te pro
vide for her and that i:iringteu was al
ready a man of enormous wealth. Onlv
when the man whom slie had wnrngcil
loses his forlitne dens she feel the least
bcnse of shame. Dees she bend hint the
will nud Invent some elaborate lie of hew
it cjuie into her possession 1 'e, she gees
nlone te Krringten, (Mrs. Alexander evi
,;-
dently wlnhcs te short- us Kalhcrlne's
hlgli sense ofjustlee) gives him tltewlll,
whicli he destroys, refusing te accept her
"sacrlllte," prcrorrlngte cam his living
by Ids pen. Kuthcriue enjoys HTe by the
means or his money, doing charitable,
deeds; thinking that sbe Is uliig Has he
would wish; but net rer any length of
time, for her uncle's son, who was be
lieved le be dead, binldcnly rc-nppcared
claimed and gained tlie fottuiie as next of
kin, Tlie diriid or seeming te seek
Kalheilne Ter wealth had kept Arling
ton silent, new he tells her or Ids love,
and lu tlie words or the author, "Se
they vvcie tuarilcd. "
It Is a disappointing book, entirely tee
long, and only Interesting by niiutcliis ;
thuthntuitcrsaie like Ibn figures en the
ten et the hand eigan wlikh will net be
human beings though the prcssure or
make believes, weieeipml te that or Mr.
Hwlvelle's MnrchleiietL It Is le be lo le lo
geolled that Mis. Alexander did net step
w ritlng niter slie gav 0 us " The Wooing O'
T," '' Her Dearest Tee," and a tow mero or
her eaily works, rer it would boseiiiuch
plcasautcr le lemembcr her by these books
than by some or tlie trash she has lately
given te the public.
There is a great dcuitli or geed stieug
peetiy and qiilten steady llew or trilling
verse through the magazines and papers.
Kven se thrilling a calamity ns the Johns
town Heed lueught out no startling povr pevr
ci Oil verses fieni the vast army of rhyme
tuakcis wlieilaiin te be the imcls of (he
day. Old Dr. Jleluies lately lcmarkcd that
the vciHO of the day Is very geed verse, but
very little eHt is icul poetry. "It is net
sulllilcntly striking te Impress itself upon
the world te endure. The' disposition is
te Indulge in the fanciful forms of verse,
sileh ns the sonnet, the trielet and the ren
deau, nil pretty enough In (heir way, but
very few poems of this character hnv e ev er
beceme immortal."
Tiu.SrAihs.MA.N, a nientlily iuuga7lue,
7S LnS.ille stiect, Chicago, Is "devoted le
the problems el practical politics" and
seems te till this nlllteiutiv c declaration or
Intentions with ability. Theio is a eleai
mtliloeu Postal Havings Hanks by Ilontce
.1. Smith, of Philadelphia, an essuv 011 the
im;le tax theeiy and one en IimmI option,
wllh etheis, in llghtet vein.
A f
Till Till I Slum 01 UtMl.lIl VMlDl'ltl.
Liv. Little, Uievvn A Ce., Jlosteu.
t'eejiln who study Shukospeare by dis
section will be pleased vt Hit the "True
Story et lluiiilct nnd Ophelia," by Kiede
ilka II. (iilchrbt, who will hardly jiaideu
the emission or her middle mime, as slie la
or Husten. It is truly astonishing hew
much labor may be expended in a single
gient weik er.t great poet, und I uevcr eu eu
leuutet theu elaborate ciitkal atudies
without li cling berry that 60 much eueigy
has been taken from pioductlen ; for these
dehers and deep Ihinkeis en old master
pieces might tle geed work of their evv 11, it
they tried as haul and persistently as they
dotegil all they i.m fieni the weik or
ethers. This writer, rer example, shows
ubilitv thai would make her famous IT well
applied, A Het the ghost has left him llani
lel stys :
" t),nll . ou host of heaven 1 ( celli! W'luil
use?
And shall I couple hell t (1, lie ! Held, held,
my hunt :
And oil, in) Hlnmb, i-row net instant old,
line in- ic me "sillily up. '
New it has icmnlncd let the bold genius
el Mlsstilhhrlst te glve this a new mean
ing by pim luutitig (he second linens lol lel lol
lews :
"AinUlinll leeuplu? Hill ! '
A MasiiUi: or IIemiii. A Saratoga ro
mance, by Careline Wiishbuin Itockweod.
runk iV Wagualls, New Yerk and Louden,
publishers
'the whole luauuei ofthisbeok Isabntid
and toned : Hit) plot is based en the stteng
facial lesetnblaiH-e of two brothers. We
teitululi de net agree with the author el
the piclace in thinking that It Is a I'.ili cx
um(ili) el a "geed, wholesome, old lash lash
IeiiihI lemaiice." We leulil easily lufiglne
that thn old fashion authors, take Miss
Austin, would be indignant nt the idea el
toy one ninipailng a Saratoga loin.iuie te
Neith.ingei Abbe.v, ill which the ptjiicipal
scenes aie laid at Hslli, in theso da.v s te
the Imglisli what Saratoga is te dav le the
Amciltun".
VV 011I1I X en lli'llcv ei
lln l'mpili tot of UiiiipH llnKuii Km- Ihou Iheu
Miuls el Uullki iiuuy jcnilj.'' litis medi' of
ndviitt-liiK uenlil prove Millions If llic (l.tUain
xva mil n pi ilLilinreer Cuucltsiiiidnll llire.it
und lauiK Iteulilfk. YuiiuUUin thf rieelliiit
tllect ulln Inland thv that iIem . Den I hesi
tate! I'niitin u bottle te-day te l.iep In jour
lietiin 01 loom for linimdluti or liitun- ic-r,
Ttliil liettle Im nt ulliIriiRKlstt'. Ijirm slze&v
nnd 8I.10. iiiilJ-liiut.Xu 1 tv
M '
. :'v.f;
LI
OOI)ns!rsAI'ilILI.X
DoYeu
Him that 1 itri'iiietlrtd fielliiK. Inniittiii, with
out iipjH'tlli 01 htreiiKth, liiipauiil illyi-stlen,
unit 11 (,-eniial fu litis el 111W1 r Ills liiipe.NlMc'
disi-illie" HikxIh SuiniMiillu i 11 Meniliful
1111 dli Im for 1 iiattn i.n nppetite, plulilulllit'
illKiatlen, neil tnnlint up the whole sst in, Kl -Iiir
stiuiKlh and lutlvlty 111 plan' of luukims
and ilelilllt. lte mtrc Ioki t Heed
"I tuliu Heeds sarsaruillla 1 n rj veiirtisn
tonic, tilth limit fntlsfnclery icsiilti. 1 iccisii
iiitud lfeisl k (Sarsai'iirllla Id all wheh m. that
lulhcmlili' llreil leellns 1 I'vumiill, Sty
llrlilRe did t Uieukljn, N Y.
1 ll KID'S SAILSAI'AKILLA
".VIv I11.1I1I1 was net rj gued Im sonic
nienlli", I did net lime much apixtlli'. nor
lb 1 pwell. I also had lte wi sit 1. Iieud.u lics
nnd 1 hud no ambition lede mij thliij;. I was
iii'ijiiiiiiemlcd te try Heed s Hiirs.ip,(rllla. And
tlieufth I hnvi net taken nil of one twttlc its tt
I let I lllieii neii person. I hlfehlj ltcenuiii'iid
II 10 nil, Jilts. W. A. lui.Mii, XV Hiiuuvtr,
Mum
MAKl's, Till: WICAIC KTltUXl,
'1 took Heed Nbanntuirlllii let malaria ulili
iili'it tmults.lt t nve me strength se that I
can de ull iii.v hotisctterk, tlinl vrnlkull alieut
tlie ni'lKliliiirlioed. Ne ineri iiiiuliie ler tin,
when Heed 11 baibiiparllln Is e cued .1 uusll
line. I leceuimend It evcrjnliire." btii.sin
t it.riit, riiiiiiiiiKliiim C'entte, JIa.
MOOD'S SARSAPAKILLA
Sold li) all drtiKglkls. 51 ,
ettlj I'V l I (IllOD A L'O
sit ler I'ii.ucd
Lencll, Mas.,
KOIlObESONULlOLLVU ill
lAitiLits l.ini.r 1 1v1.1t pins..
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
CURE
Hh k lli'Ul.ulii- nud li hive nil the troubles inci
dent te a bll.eus taU or the sjidriii, null u
Dlilni'ss, NniiMxi, Ureuslnes. Iilsttesn ulUr
i:.itllV', 1-aln in tin- -side, .te While then most
ninuikublc mcis. bus lircti sliuun in iiirlug
SICKL
llntdm he. mi fVHTritS I ITTI.l 1.1X UU
l'll.Ls me 1 puiU.v VHlimlile in ('unMlmliun,
eurlti)- ami preventing this uine Iiil; eoui eeui
plaint, ihllu Uu) also inrnet nil difcerdeiktif
Uu -'eiuuch stiiuuliite the liver uiul lifulate
the IhimcU. I.mu If thi eul inred
HHJRLD
Vihethej Miiiild he . Iiimt pueilihs in these
wlie ktilltr fieni Un- itiicsuu iiiiiiphttnt ,
hut ferluti.iun llieir unhliii-. iI.rs net tiui
licit, 11111I thiisc who ulln' Hi lliein uMlllml
llicse little, pills i.ilualile in hi n n Maislhul
lhe Mill net he Mlli111; lu ilu ih. it tluin.
Uululurullslikhiud
ACHE
Is tin liani'iit se nmin liMthiil luu iswhric
m iiiakeuin liliii Iwkict. ttie 1 Ills can Untitle
Oltlltkllll net
I'AUTI It -s Lira i: 1.IX Lit l-ll.I-Sute ii'n
luallaiul mt in- le lake ine or tuii pills
niuke 11 dose. The uretrlill vegetable inul
donet urlM' or tuire, lull b their KCittle ac
tion jiliiiswiill wlin imtliem. In vlalsutXt;
live for Si. Selcli-vei whire erentbj mull
t viiTm Menu IM It). Ni:V OHIv
Small PilL .Small Dese, Small Price.
iiiii'l;'-! dced
j.:
HAttllY HTAMM-nAUCUISH KOll ALL.
SALE OF BLACK HENRIETTAS,
KT NO. 2J CENTRE SQUARE.
DLACK HENMETTA8 that were OiV, re
duced te Jfc.
ISUVCK IIKNIHETTAS that wnc .'Je, ic
duesl te 60c.
HLALiC flENHtElT.VH
dttccd tetGlJc.
IILACK Hi;NItlETTAS
diieid te T5e.
Hint were 75c, te-
that were l'5e, re-
liLACK HUNIUETT.VM tlinl were J1.S0, rs
duced le'.Kie.
DLACK PHKbH: HILKH, 21 Inches XVlde,
Wetth Sfl, t fl.ejii jnril. Every jnrdwnr
tMiit'd. NeiA
24 Centre Square
Jtlattitmaltct-'D.
-- fr
rillLAOELIIIIA. XVedneday, Atigtist H, 1SS9.
A little time back we told of
Cambric Corset Cevers, square
neck, trimmed with Hamburg,
at 25c. Thirty dozen lasted
three hours. Three times as
many just in. Maybe they'll
last the day out.
Heieiid fleer, J nnlper direct tide.
A geed part of the fun of
gardening comes from the tools.
Yeu can save work and worry
by going at it right. Mere
helps than you dream of if you
haven't kept watch.
Weed
worriers by the dozen.
Basement, near centre.
Your pick in the Cotten
Dress Stuffs doesn't cost much
new. Ends (2 te 12 yards) of
the liveliest Sateens and Ging
hams of the year are about half
price. Neitlicust of ccntle, next Main Aisle
Jehn Wanamaker.
ItUttccUitucciue.
171KANK1.IN AND TlAUHIIALI. aVaT"
" IIJIV, 'I his liistllutleii prepuiei Liulles'
ami (kntlenteii fur utiv eeIlet;i' In thn United
Mutts. An HiikIIsIi Course 1 nrruiiKcd te tire
ime persons for tciuhlnt! or business. Ter cut cut
nleKiie tipply te W. V. JltJOIti:, A. 31.,
J,17-luieed Hecter.
-rtJItlC, (Ifl)
COLLEGIATEJNSTITUTE.
New llnlldliiizs ; Ijirge Iaulewineiit ; Scholar
ships , ljiliorntery ; Library; Ujmimslmn.
l'lepates rer Celli te or lluslness. Heinrate
I'etuse for ladles. Jledern Luiikuukls In ItcKit
lur Course. Tuition, $10 ier milium. Heard In
pitvutu families, K).W tier week. I'aeulty of
nine. 17th jinr opens beiiteinln'i 2. Korialn Kerialn Korialn
legue, address
itr.V. JA31I2MiI)0UU.VLL, I'll. I).,
Jja,td 1'rmldeiiU
E
Vi:it1101Jl WANTblf!
THAI' lS-UVKKYIumY XVltt) 11AM EVEIt
lltlKDIT!
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Still Holds the Fert.
We haven't the biggest mills In the world,
but lime Is no better mill nnvrheie-nt least
there Is no mill that (an make bittei flour Se
s.t thousands of Jinople lu this community,
aud we lake, their Mqrd ferlt.
If j oil hnve trouble, with jour linking, this
het went her, ou will pcilinp discover that
the trouble lies with jour Heur provided eti
de net use l.eair l'lein. If en are usIuk Hint
article, nud still hum trouble with jour bak
ing, perhaps It Is because of theeven. H can't
be the. Heur If 3 en use Lvvan's!
IjiM)rosAi.s-si:ALi:i)rueiiwi.sxviLL
lie 1 recti d bv the XViiler I'eininlltee until
leihs'k p. 111. 011 Kiltirdiiy. Atiuust 17, lssii,
at the XlajerwOlliee. for the, purjioseef iiiuklin;
the folleulUK described leiialrs at the Itnuck
Ilrlik tirlst 3II1I. Illds will l In two pmts,
us lolleMNi first-l'er u new I'eusleclc (0111
pli le, nltli ncM liind-eutrh, new head fininn
lusldi) el rack, mid plank It 1111 ubevv- the
Miiltr , new fmiiiiifet raik, und plank thesltln
shut, the renes of rack te be thi(Miiartei-luih
letuid Iren mid one nud n liulf Inches apart.
Sicend- should It be found that the bottom of
IVnsteck Is In i,oed condition, nnd will net re re
eiiiie rcnewlni;, the work will be ns fellow
All tin work of tlie Ilrst part, with the ex
icptluiief Hie bottom el Penstock, new pests 111
inlddle of inth eiessslll, und level nil up
Mrnbtlit , relit nil the dntiiKlit bexis iireimd
wheilsnnd repair nil pates nnd pinions. The
lontrueler te tiunlsli ull tnatirlal for the lull
completion of the work. Alt the name lumber
te be of the best vt hlte oak, ami the plank teod,
sound pine, clear or sap, two Inches thick. 'Die
contractor te iiiHkocellcr-dutii mid rcuioientl
the old work, und leiccclvc ull the old lumber.
Uldilers viljl be lequlrcd te nceunipany their
bids with .c-beml, with uppreved sec'urltv.ln
the Mini of live hundred dollars, ler the faithful
leiiiplelluu or tlie w eik, nnd further ucrre te
llnisli Mid work lu thirty dais niter nwnrd Is
iiiade and netltlcd b the major that work tan
beeemtueniid.
1'l.uis und speclflcntiuns can be mciimI the
nmjei helllee.
lly Older el the Wntci ( eiiuniltie
LOW L'lKSL'UI.UW Miner.
aiiKU-lwd thalruiHuXVnler Cemmltne.
KXNULLTKLi: Sl'OCK l'AIt.M.
STORM KING (2161.)
ltLCOUO 2-.M.
tiiiiiliuil ti llroeiltiiti nud I'eiteiiiiancp.
blndb.v HAI'I'Y 3ILOIL'M, neerd U.3:1, nnd
sire of IJ trotters nnd pacers with records
lieni ill', te J.J0, and ever liDvvlth reeerds
belter thnnieO.
Dam bv Aleiuiulirs Neiinan, nrc of Lulu
1 II1., 31.1 Qtieen, 2 X. Ae.
b eenil dam by Heward bblr Chillies, thorough
bred, llilld il.ini b bllllth s3tesMUt.il, seu of 1M1I s
Mes-tncer.
HtmiM Kimi Is h bnv.slmuU 16 linuds and
wcltllia about 1,'AO lbs. ltasnlwn.vs tnken llrst
preiiilitni nt stittc nud leunlv fairs. 111$ eelts
ate lari;e nnd liAudseme, und flv e that lutv e bet n
sold itventRid CJ16iUut nn avirnuu uge of one
unit u unit jenrs. lie wnsiuiteni turnout eiuie
stmt mm with vc
his leoerd from
very little pteparutlen i educed
in iiV. le 'J:.W, trettliiK tlirie
31 und i 10. lie went n iiuurter
hrntslu? 10 "Jl
In one of the tulles lu
:i) seconds- n I.-VV) uiul
whlili shows his capacity If Icouldspare him
lout; enough lu the stud te be prepared ler very
fast work.
Ti:KI.-S.V.K fur u foal until his present
book l full, niter which lie w 111 Manil at I75.0J.
JjS-tfd. DAM O. KNOLU .Marlcttn, l'a.
"I ll it tt flail.
it uTiTa mahtinT
FRUIT JARS !
JELLY TUMBLERS!
CHINA HALL.
Masen Fruit Jars in Pints,
Quarts and Half Gallens. The
celebrated Lightning Jars in
Quarts and 1 lalf Gallens ; this
jar has no superior in the mar
ket. Jelly Tumblers in any
quantity. All at Bettem Prices.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King St.
OlU-tfd
911 Heek
CLOSINO OUT
CillLDnEN'8 LACU CAVA
Our Unllre Stock of :l7Jc, tie, 45c, 19c, 60c and
tac Cnjis
AT ONE 1'JUCB-Sc EACH.
Dig llargalns In
WHITE FLANNEIf IlED FLANNELS,
JJLUK FLANNELS, OltKY FIVNNELS
AND COTTON FLANNELS.
J.
ffinvpet galc.
J.B
MARTIN & CU.
CARPET SALE.
The Special Carpet Sale held
during this week will be con
tinued all of next week.
COMMENCING AUG. 12.
During this sale Carpets will
be sold at lower prices than
hever known te the trade.
WALL PAPER.
Special prices in Wall Paper
during this sale, and 5,000
pieces of White Back or Blank
Papers at 5c up.
5,000 Geld Papers, pretty
and new designs, at S and 10c.
100 Smyrna and Brussel
Rugs at one-half price, during
next week only.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
gev gale.
l5eiTsjAL!i-TII12 OKHIC KP IX Ft! It I MOF
I1 the laic Dr. Jacob 12. Uiefl, dee'd, lu Hie
boieiiRli of sjtiasburg.
The resldenie Hnlse ler
Miteer tent.
juiizs I., eutji r,
C. It. KKSIitUY.
Vdiululhtiaters or Or. J. 1: Urelt, dec d
iiug'J-lwd
17(011 hem', Hieni: anuuvi:lline-a
V two-sterv Ilrlck Ilulldlni? undSitorclteoiii,
H. .li'Juntim Enst Klntt street. Hns double
front nnd Is nilbiblofer tiny Kinu et eusmess
istiecmllyn coufectlontry stoic,
.xppiv in tin
.Mi'iminics iietti, t
streets.
Plum uiul Chestnut
yn-liiiW,M,Wd
rjL'flLICHALK,
Os Tiirit.sn.n,bnTi-MiinH e.lbs'.i,
ut Hie franklin Heuse, of the itnntcst liutelit r s
establlshinent "ltd ment ninrket In Central
l'cnnsilvanln, llinrj Ooerrs.Ne.. 11J nnd HI
North Water stnet, frentliiL- en Water street
s,7 fe t 1 Inch, mere ei less, and lu depth lft" feet
7 Inihes, moieei less, nnd further continuing u
width ofiileet.nieroor less, te Aich ulley.en
which Is a lari;e two-story brick dwelling, ton ten
taltilui: eleven looms und every known Itn Itn
pievcnient ; steam heat, hath, gas", het nnd cold
water, nnd finished in the Riunilisl manner.
The incut elllei) and stoic room adjoining tlie
dwelling Isu tiiiirvet In excellence, wiilnsceled
sides mid ii'tllng in wiilnut nnd eliestuut.nnd
the butcher kitchen nnd slaughter house con
tains utmost cvir.v known device lu klcntn
drivin inuihincri, kettles, etc,, for tlteutrrylnc
en or n gicut business. A iwo-sterv bilck
fciniikelieuse. lien doers nnd tlrst-elass througli threugli througli
etit.nlso a iiilek luctery.CO by 1b, used for nil
kind of work lu the trade. A pnteut rprrigcru
inr .10 bv :al. Millil briek.asfeet hlch. lined in
(icorglajcllew pine Uriel: bullock pen, brick
uricK
horse
stable, nnd the most itewninii point of nil Is,
the whole premises tire iindcrdrultud ! Hie
most icrfeif s stem of sewerage.
Alse, the two-sler brick dwelling, Ne. 115
North Arch nllt, adjoining the above property
en the north ; let fronts 11 icct'J Inches, mere or
less, mid In depth 110 lit t, mere tu liss ; houe
contains live rooms, In geed eidei.will nnd
pump, trult.cte
Hale ut 7.S0 p. m., when londltleus will be
ninde known by IILNIIY OOEHlt.
Jen.1 IIainls. Auctioneer.
aus, iu,n, i7,'.'i,':i,aisia
tj ECUIli: A HOME FOR YOUlt FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family,
rem sali;
UN Till: MObT LlUL'ItAL 'ILIt.MS.
Two-steii buck dnclliiiE houses, letv LM
feet deep, en Lnniiistei avenue, bctwciu Will
nut nnd Lemen stteets.
'Iwo-bterj brick duelling houses Willi man
said loef, perches In front, tots 113 feet deep, en
North Pine, between Chestnut and Walnut
bttccts.
lwo-sletj brick dwelling houses with bout
Minis, lien fcticis. lets 150 hut deep. en Wist
Witlnut, bctwein Murj and Pine scnets.
fwo-stety brick dwelling homes, lets 113 fctt
deep, en VV est Ia'Iueii strut, bttwtiu Charlette
nnd Mary streils,
Three-story brick dw idling houses, lets 130 fctt
dcip, wllh nil the modern Improvements, front
jurds en West Chestnut stnet, bitwen Pine
and Nevln stteets
Alse houtsen litst Wuluttt, North Lime,
Neilh Mur. Utwceii Walnut mid Lemen, Hud
Lemen, tielwecu Mar) und Pine streets.
All the above homes are In geed order, newly
papered, i;as llMurts in ull the rooms, water lu
f lie 1UU hen, and the cellars wifrninlid teljedry.
Uillnnd see for jeurstlf, no trouble te show
ou.
J.NO. r. OIHEI., !..
I VC
Oil ( HI IX, -"-
apr.viMi .m.w.'
XU North Mae Mnvl.
J.1iciiclcr.
1 IC CL155, lltlC Cl.rX. TAMIEMS.
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems,
DURABLE, EltirLE.
(IC H VNTPE1) IlinlIET tlUAHF,
ILLl'MritAlL'U CATVLOUl'K KllEli
POPEMFC CO.,
79 FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON
HHANCII HOl'bUS 12Wiirnn ht., New erk
Val WnbushAveLlilcnge.
Fer fcHlc by JOHN ti. JHJfc&EH, Cehunbla
l'u. uus-1) deud
LINEN BUIHT ItOHOStS nt 10, 12, 15,17,3)
nnd 22 Cents Each.
I'lvc Thousand Yards IlEHT CALICOES,
llCHtttirul 81 leg, nt 5c a 3 ard.
IILACK SILK VELVET, 50e n ) nrd.
IIEbT 1LK I'LUHH, 87jc n nrd.
Anether Let of these Bpleudld
FAST DLACK HOSE AT 12jr. A TA1R.
HAKOAINB IN BLACK HHAWL8.
Harry Stamm,
(Slething.
X3 UtdU A UltOTlIElt.
IN
Beys' and Children's Suits!
Odds 6t Ends,
nneKEN leth,
one en two or a kink.
20 Percent. Less Than the Marked Price.
JS.00 Bulls nt $U7 ; $6.00 Hulls nt M.75; .00
HttlUnt Jl.OU; S-).. Hulls ul'J.7,". The lets range
111 number from one le twelv c.
Men's Suits and Pants.
In clearing up our Spring nnil Summer le-k
wc find u lonsldcrnble number of let which
have been overlooked. XVe have put tlie kttlfe
thieiigli the prices nndyeti will reap the benefit.
13 Hulls, InfeurdlDcrint lets, were NO; new
III.
11 Suits, In two different lets, wcre f IS ; new
J12.
78ults, In twodlfrcrcntlels.wcreJia. niivv'Sll.
ISHttlts, in tlvcdltlcrcul lets, were J12. now new
S8C0. 81 Hulls, ltts'xetidlllcrcntlels, wcreilU; new
87,ficl.
These prices speak for themselves. It wilt b
worth while te Inspect llictn.
In Furnishings
The reductions nnd fniiuilltlesnreeiptnlly nge
HIUSH BROTHER,
ONL'-l'HICE
CLOTHlIiUS AND FURNISH WIS,
North Queen Street and Centre Square,
LANCASTKH, l'A.
me cLerniNu uuyeuh.
LGansman&Bre.
Xe Clese Out
The Entlte Balance efOttr
SUMMER STOCK,
We Offer steinu I uusiial
BARGAINS.
Handsome and Stjllsli Hulls nt Js.lW. Just
reduced from S10 und HZ.
Elegant Hulls at 510. Jusldenn from JIB nnd
J1S.
Hey's nm! Chlldiiu s sjiilts reduced leunc-lml
Hulrnctunl vuluc.
Hec our liej 's Hulls ut S3, SI mid J.V
bee our Children's .Suits nt 51, J1.23, S1.75, J.'.
Thin Ooedswenre sselllng llelew First Cost.
Our Tailoring Department
Offers some Ileal Ilaigalus.
Kcoeur Pmitaloens teOtdet nti.W, SI, $5.
fit'-Yeu ennnet make any mistake) bujlug
these goods, vrhellicr jen neeil them for limnn limnn
dlutcucei net.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ET
6. W. CORNER OF ORANGE, LANCAGTER, PA.
ef Xet connected w Ith nny ether Clothing
Heuse lu the city.
Mv
EHHAltATIIFON.
. jhici:s iu:duci:i
AL.Ml.iST
HKLOW YOUlt DXI'IXTATION.
YOU WOULD NOI' ASK Tell
AS MUCH HAltULY, 11' VU
LL'FTITTO Yul'K 1 HOOfibNti,
JUUTTIIU.V,
WLVHU llUt'NH
te hi; u.vi.eAur.u
UNTIL
bL'l'TL'MniZIt,
AND WK'llt: GOING 'lu CLLAK
OUltTAHLlX.
YOU'LL KOT I'lND A 1UG LOT
or odds and i:nds OK SHOP
WORN GOODS, HUT NEW,
l'HESH STYLIiS THIS YKAIL
semu ou Tin: si.i:s aiu:
GONU, HUT WHAT AHP. I.IUT
AHL'BAKGAINS.
TIIKHirh PLENTY WHO
HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE
OK THIS Ol'l'Elt, AND YOU'LL
HE bOItltY 11' YOU DON'T DO
LIKEWISE.
MYEHSAHATlirON,
HELIAHLE I'LOTIllEHS,
NO. 12EAVPKIMS STHEI'.T,
LANt'ASTr.H, l'A.
riMIEIUVM PHI M'AIN PIN Till
1 and iluiiis'i in llin market -II k .
or -t
k-ild
Ith. Kurd rublnr holder, nevir teta of
order, tasllj rllled. Cull und esinnluc i I'ure
i punhaslugilscuhire. At I.UlaMAN'd Gents'
Furulahlns bteu, 15 West Klug strut.