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THE IiAKOASTER DAILY IOTELLl&ENOEft, ttBIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1889.
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Oil. DAIMT IXrELLlQKNCEn.-Published
VkyMriwi la tkta city and larreandlnj
-tern t ten nta week. By mall five dol del
pm 1 niM j 80 eenU month.
I trittCLY IHTBLUaKNCErt-On dollar nd
llMnCC TO8UB8CRIBEn-ltnlt by check
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UUTOAJTWt, A.. December 6, 1889.
; Tfc6 Electric Moter Grant.
HThe city solicitor advises the mayor
tint the act of 1876 requires permission
'te erect poles for the transmission of
lebtriclty te be "given by ordlnance
Mitv": and under this opinion the
; .;ayer will be likely te veto the rcselu-
'Menoy wnicn councils seugui iu gnu
'iVhb nermlsslen te the parties who
Riwugbt Jt In such a hurry, and for no
l'Mfflcient reason. The felly of councils Is
, ffltlv rebuked bv this law which lies tn
r lb) wav. and which was clearly enacted
1 iIN . m -. .- s -! t mfell n4V
,e mat vaiuaeic irancuiscs nuuuiu uv
itbe granted without due notice te the
R community and propern.'ensldcrntlon of
.ytbeaubject.
I- SS"" He law should have been required te
(prevent the ceuuclls making such grants
S, precipitately. It should always ue meir
practice te let matters taut aneci me
Inublle lle ever from one meeting te
LMi6ther that tbe public sentiment may
yee neara ana mat oujecueun mj iw
oenslderedi And In fact this Is the I"V
i'ssitevcrnlnc the bodies. They cannot nam
resolutions offhand upon such nintteru,
f Gvbut must use the prescribed deliberation
5$ 'of an ordinance In this matter of
, ITAUU WJ ClCUiriC VUUip)UUH3l uuwuv
U? Which tbe net of 18701s concerned, the
iSj prohibition of legislation save by ercll-
h'A liance Is tee clear for question, ana it
frlr.weuld nullify the action which has been
'V bad upon the application of the street
IVf.whicb oemca alone? te burv it out of
iSltht.
R&f The stockholders of the car companies
tWUU H.VIU HI MUiUlUUIIIUUIJ Willing IV
; trade off their property for a five per
SWTrcent. mortgage upon the same property,
Sandue ether security that they will
Seever get their money enck, X will
have an opportunity te make n
ginore provident dicker for their
stock, while the city Is taking
'iF-Uim ri ennstilpr whether Ik wnnifl nnv
H?1:: i..ii ,. - t ....i
MtinerB eiecvne puius uuywny , uuu nimi
s, 'H shall charge for them if It docs permit
R!"" Kii.-ti.iuu. minium ni" duik.j uv
p,?: wise enough after a little thought te se-PLA';-cure
semetbiuir for what tbey clve, and
y t make sure that tliey will get what
Mt;' they banrain for. Tbe stockholders may
rl&'be se disgusted witli the street car busl
tnessas te be ready te hand ever the
rhole concern for a fair premise, and
LjWtrastto.thcsuncrier sacracitvef the for-
FiCelgn experts In the car buslness whom
$ they bargain with
as the sole security
t-, fAH Ha rnrlnmntlnn.
But the city fathers
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pjw neea 10 ue mere pruacnt. iney win
(understand that nil the cash that the car
pi eempaules will take in will ceme out of
Kithe pockets of the citizens and they
Kiif Viniilil knew that tlinv if I tiii iimind and
; full value for It and net simply premises
fcSv&ef value.
'Sa, He Would lie Powerful.
Mr. Bland, who Is the Democratic
.-.chief chamnlen of free silver, rim net.
p liiSngecrctary. WSudem's frce bullion
V measure, but wcsusjicct that If Jlr.llland
'U .& rf. TJ v...lkl I Ait .. lin ..lrl nnn ah ii An tal
vcr wsb n Awuuuuuiu iju uuiu evu .is vri'ciii y
0f as all the Republican silver men seem
kgk te be seeing, that the Wlndem plau is
BiMuat the thing for them. Mr Blend
V,:vS makes the verv sound obtcctlen te the
K .. telan ilint tt. iMlta llin it'lmlA tvlfifl.ir rt
. ,j7i "liver Inflation under tlie control of the
rfaAnmfnrv it thn 1 mnaurv. tlirnlnvVi Hia.
fee? authority lie asks for te susnend
'the purchase of bullion In order te de-v-).feat
possible combinations against the
government ; and nlse through the dis-
r&3 vrr- t " "-w . r
-declue tne many matters that
EtrWUl call for the exercise of
fL , discretion In carrying out the previs-'r-ikt
'en ' ue 'aw- 'Ane secretary of the
"." trrnsnrv will hn n imed denl lilinrer ninn
than the president, aud mere powerful
Mf1! tnan any wail fetreet mngutue, unuer
Jgj,n law Mr. winuein proposes.
it lull iuuiuru iu iuc sciiciuu isquuusui-
m ficlent te condemn it. There should be
?& ae aucii power ever tne currency en
W? trusted te any man, nor even assumed
m by the gevernnient.
The project te turn all the silver pre
duct of the country Inte money as neon
aa It is mined, at the cost and risk of the
government, with the secretary of the
treasury in coutrel of the top, 1h one
that does net commend Itself te a sound
- judgment in finance and political econ
omy. Jeffersen Davis.
The death of Jeffersen Duvls creates
' hardly a ripple of sensation or
Interest. The great days in which
be was a chief figure have gene,
and bis fume has gene out with
them. Even in the Seuth we believe that
there la little reverence for bin uame ; for
be was net a successful leader, and It is
- a fact that history will record that he
i was net equal te the situation that for-
$ time gave him. lie had defects of char-
acter which made him a peer director of
iJ the Confederate fortunes. Ills Judgment
Jfjii and jealousies aud obstinacies often kept
f and the Confederate cause sud'ered
K"f thereby perhaps as much ns did our own
,.'! - ..- in .-,! ... r.i ... , ..
x- iiTitu luu like iraiis iu biuuieu. lucre
!' were marked resemblances in many
pa, points In the character of these two men,
aA and tliptr vpnVriaana na l,.n,l..re ,i.-
TJ! - greater than their forces. They are both
men wnese nemnty or tigures in his
tory will be sadly marred by their con cen con
aplcueus weaknesses and even mean-
Defences.
:f
Senater Delph, of Oregon, is uetbinall
or narrow In national meucy matters.
t lie wauts Lengrefcs te appropriate ene
!ii; bundred aud twenty-six million and
; aeme odd hundred thousands or dollars
.for the building of forts. This lump ap
'i jwoprlatlen la te be spplled te the whele
s.eeaat line, Atlantic nud Pacific, and
.9"e be sient within twelve years.
, Considering the vabtuess of the
yBdertaklng, the amount Is net
tee large, but experience has shown
Vtbat huge appropriation) like this lead
'toextravoguueo aud frauds. It would
l a great deal better te begin the coast
4a4wu.se aa we began the new navy, by
-appropriating a certain sum rera cer-
ajMeineu purecc ami sicrniy re
ute nuniUDaat or tue tpeci-
Tf 0mt, bvrirW op both
coasts should be fortified as seen
as possible, atid It will take a
geed many millions te glve tbctn
each a few heavy guns and earth
works with nn occasional nxmercd turret.
Bccretary Tracy has Just reported that
If Congress should at once order all the
war ships needed they could net be
furnished within fifteen years, but great
guns for great sea ports might be secured
In much less tlme and we cannot nffbrd
te de without them. Llke the llfe buoys
of a ship they may never be used, but
they are just as essential an equipment
of the ship of state. The same reason
ing that Justifies the building of a navy
directs attention te coast defense, and
even te our llttle skeleton army seen te
be released from police duty ever the
rcmaitupf the noble red man.
Tap. school beard can net be tee cautious
as te llie sarety of school buildings. Econ
omy Is the very least consideration In thin
matter, and the strength of a lloer should
be quite above suspicion.
TenTUOAt. Js qulte cold In lier tene In
replylng te England's claim te lier African
territory, but she wlsely ngroet te submit
the mntter te arbitration. According te
the latest maps Africa la owned from cud
te end by European powers, but according
t the letlers of StanUy and etlinr travelers
Africa appears te be owned by the African.
The aable brings word that Sir Terry
Shelly, the son of the peet Slielly, Is dead
at the age of sercnty. Ills father was niore
famous at the nge of twenty without a
title, but thosenofagonlus Is usually te
be pilled beoause he Is considered a fullure
If he docs net promptly rival bin extraor
dinary father.
Btanlet and Emln get down te the
coast and participated In a Jollifica
tion which was tee much for Em
ln, who foil and breke his crewn:
Orough shortsightedness the cable says :
and the clrcuinMances soein te suggest Hint
It was shortslghtcdnetM freh the clmni clmni
pagne Hint we are advised was poured out
1 1 honor of the guests; and it Is no reflec
tion upon Emln that It wns tee much for
him, after his many years In the wllderiiras,
He had lest his gauge through long abstl abstl
nence and ninny years, and might qulte
naturally liave been surprhed by a
muscular unsteadiness that weiuu pucn
him out of a window. African oxplerors
tioed te get llielr civilized legs en befere
Indulging In civilized wlnes.
Tnn fair cotnmltteo a of New Yerk
Chicago and St. Ennls have agreed te com cem com
blne tholriliillunnce te socure the passage
era bill fera world's fair without consldoi censldoi consldei
Ing the place In which It shall be held.
After the passage of the bill thny will then
liaveagrand scraiiible forjthe fair. The
dotatlser the bill nre net announced, but it
may he hoped that It will net be charac
terized by thoineannessthatdlstlnguUliod
congressional action In the centennial colu celu colu
brallen. .
Tnnnn naval bills have bcen Introduced In
Congress authorizing the con structlen of
eight bettle ships er7,600 te 10,000 dlsplnoo dlsplneo dlsplnoe
incnt. The Clilcnge, the biggest of the
new crulsers, Is only 4,500 tens. The bill
nlse nuthorl7es two armored const dofeuso
vessels, three gunboataefb'JO te 1,200 tens
and Uve llrst elnss torpode beats. The
secend bill provides for nnuitng the ships,
and the third fixes the number of stamen
at nine thousand, and aims te aeciuojlr.st aeciuejlr.st
class men.
Tin: chancellor of the Chlnese imperial
college calls upon the ontperor te dcoree a
re vision of the great cuoyclepodla, which,
he says, ' embraces all knewlcdgn under
hoaven, nud reflects, as iu a mirror, the
past and present. Over 100 years have
been passed slnce It was compiled, mid
considering that the subsoquent porled
has been ene of great llteiary activity, and
that many books formerly lest te China
have been brought b.iek by trading vossels
from bo,pud.the jieaK.it-Is.theitghl that the
tlme has nrrived for eeinpllliig a new
edition. There nre fonitecn veIuiiicn of
this work, but ns only four copies, all Iu
manuscript, are known te exist, there
would seem te be a line opening for pub
lishers aud book ngeiits In the celcsttnl
empire. The chancellor wants te under
take rovlsleu in the hepe that the wisdom
of countless ngei thus published will check
the Heed of pernicious Ilterature and pro pre pro
reivo the principles of Confucius and
Menclus.
Tun telegrnjih charges en Stanley's let
ter te the New Yerk JTcvahl wero $3,500,
It cost something te be a llrst-cluv news
paper. A l.AXCEIt Ol' HAN'Cia-
Old Dr. Gray was at the dance
When Ethel laid, with merry glance,
"Docter, don't you dance the lancers?"
' Ne, my dear, 1 lance the dancers. "
I'rem the Journal 0 1.Ii-iIieii.
CUniOUS ACCIDENTS.
Some "Wlilen Are Shown by ltccei'da
of
Insuraiioe Compauleu.
Frem The New Yerk 3un.
An Interesting chapter of curious ac
cidents might be made up from the recent
records of the big nccldcnt lusurauce com
panies. Here are a few odd ones picked
up at random :
A man named Stark, of Meido county,
Ky., e.irrled his gun cirelnssly whlle
hunting. Ills deg ran up and wagged his
tall against the trigger. The top of
Stark's head was blown eir.
James Monin, a Cincinnati drug clerk,
wound up a big autematla adertllng
ilovlce in front of the shop. An lin lin
mense steel spring stered the motUe
evcr. Something breke. Theio was a
prodigious whirring and thou the whele
machine llew into a thousand pieces. Mr.
Monin lest a few flngers.
A New Yerk editor was taking a drink
from the efllee water coelor, when a straw
from a whisk broom slipped down his
threat and nearly strangled lilm.
A Xew Yerk ph.Vbkl.ui, renjxuullng te
nn urgeut call, pulled the bell at the pa pa pa
tlont'sheuso violently. The wlre broke,
the knob came out, aud he went evor
backward down the stoue steps, fractur
ing bis skull.
A nlcce of fat ierk caused a sorles of
accidents In a Crawferdsville, lad., house
hold. It caught 11 re in an even and
blazed out into the room. A small boy
threw en water and the het grease was
scattered evor him, burning lilm badly,
lle belted for thu deer and full evor liis
llttle brother, who wus knocked sensoless.
The father, hastening te the sceno, foil
down stairs and was rendered uncon
scious. The tire went out.
A commercial traveller in Omaha was
walking from the railroad station te his
hotel In a gale of wind. As he turned n
corner an KnglUh sparrow struck him iu
the face. Its bill piorced bis eyeball aud
ruined his sight,
Advoutui'e AVIth Ja Hear.
A tlirlllhik' adventure with a bear oc
curred et 'W allcuderf, in Hungary. The
following is the account given iu the
Londen 'ilanilarU by Advocate Kerster,
who narrowly escaped with his llfe : " I
went with u party of frleuds te the neluh-
boring mountains te sheet roedcer, There
wero plenty or thorn, eulv the dogs
hounded thorn away te the vallev beyond.
I consemieiitly changed my plaee, and
took my staud at a Hjiet which I knew tj
be ravorable. Presently I heard the des
coming, but fancied lrem thelr burk that
they were chasing a bear. I rpilekl v with
drew my hhet cartridges aud put iibullets,
but what was my burprUe te soe a huge
bear trotting mildly toward me. ap.
parcntly regardless of the dogs. When
within fceveuty paces I fired and saw him
fall, but nevertheless I thought it prudent
te give lilm a second bullet, which Ukowise
took effect. I afterwards proceeded te n
hillock close by and called my companions,
but hardly had I raised iny "voice ero the
bear get up and nisde straight for me. I
had Just tlme te lelead and lire when' be
was within llve paces of me. It did net
quite finish him oil', for hu fell upon ine
with a terrible howl and knocked me
heavily te the ground. I managed te push
the i barrels of my gun Inte his open jaws
and flrtd a second h,et. Luckily' slse, two
dogs came up and seized him from behind.
In a last effort he-enught my feet bctween
his teeth, and had enough strength loll te
lilte through my bitch beets and slightly
wound my ankle When my frlenda came
up they were greatly alarmed te se me
covered with bleed, but fortunately It was
that of my shaggy victim, net iny own, "
Wfts Tn I'lzcn Creck.
Frem UioTexosBlftlti.
Missionary (Just arrived) A re j'en
the
mayor or tlib tiiace7
Mayer llattler Yes, sir.
"Is there a church horeT"
"Er well um or well, stranger, ens
Bed If you aln t get me there! A new
blacksmith shop and four saloons opened
up last week, and 1 hoercd seme talk of a
church but I'm blowedlf I knew whether
the m-home went through or net. Ask
Judge l'ulltrlgger two doers above he
al'ays gees Inte overy new thing,"
Cleveland's Letter te Democrat.
The Yeunir Men's Democratic club, of
Canten, O., celebrated the second anniver
sary of President Cleveland's tar I IV mes mes
sage te Congress Thursday night with
speeches, a banquet and ball. Colonel U.
S. Brice and ether well known Democrats
were present. letters of regret wero ro re ro
celved from cx-Prcsldent Cloveland,
Ooverner-clect Camplmll. ex-Govorner
Headly, Cengressinan Mills and ethers.
1'rcsld'ent Cloveland's lolter says:
"lltlie oxercisos you convenipiatoanu
ontlined In your letter nre carried out all
who attend theni nre certalnly pre ml se J a
rare ex position of sound doctrlne from the
eloquent and able speakers you have so se
on red. The spirit and tene of your letter,
se far as relates te the purposes of your
club, are very gratifying. The constantly
growlnglnterost manifested by our young
meti In the principles of the Democratic
jinrty constitute, In my opinion, the
most reliable hepe of their oscendnncy. If
it anv tlme In the nasi It has with truth
been said that our party did net Invite te
Its standard the enterprising and thought
ful yuiing.men or the ceuutiy. te-day such
an nllogatlen fhall be disputed. And these
iitenf keenly nllve te thelr country's wel
fare, quick te discover the needs of the
present and ready in tbe freedom of un
irnmiuclcl theiiKlit te fellow In the path
way of geed citizenship, can be safely
trusted with political responsibilities."
Cremntcd Allve lly Hvgratm,
.TninCM ltobiuseii, a colored man, lalely
ramote Wheullng, W. "Va., from Elinlra,
X. Y. lle was steady and ludustrleur, I lit
lin wen the dislike of a gnng of negrees
who louuge about the Arlington saloon.
WcdiieHday night, while sleeping in the
harbor shop, a numborefthosouioti poured
alcohol evor his clothes and person anil
deliberately snl II re te It, mm lloblnsen
was burned te a crisp. He lay soveral
hours without being noticed or attemled
te. Threoef the negrees are under arrest
for the crline.
Value el Dr. Hostetter'a Estnte.
The first account of D. Horbert llostot llestot llostet
tor, ndinJiilstratorenhoestatoofDr. David
Ifostetter, the well known 1'lttsbiirg ninn ninn
ufacturer, who dled ever a year age, was
filed en Thursday. The personal nutate
amounted te flf:i.'),:i22.ID! mid there Is new
Iu the hands of the administrator (5,740,
.108.111 for distribution among the widow
nud tin three children of the deceased.
The administrator has already distributed
f. 08,000 te each of the children and a large
sum te Mrs. Hosleltor, making a total dis
tribution up te the prosent of ?l,aX!,0X).
There Is no stnteuiunt made of the real
pronerty owned by the doceascd and such
will net be niade oxeejit In the proceeding
In partition. This amounts te soveral mil
lion dollars mere.
Heir few there are who are aware
Thatioeu the gums unit teeth decay,
Utile m they are bruilied with greatrst cam
With BOZODON T from dav te iln v .
Ter till- greut dentifrice, we linew.
Will keep thciii pure ana white ua auew.
Te dream of a ponderous whale,
Krecteu the tip of Ills tall
Is the fcl(,'n of it storm
(If the wiillicrts warm),
Union It alinulil hnppeii te fall.
DrfiitiKilDirt amount te mu'h,nn.vhevr. Heme
sliins. hnwuviT, ero liifulllble. Jf ymi are con cen
Mlpnfeil, Willi no npietUe, terlureil with sick
hrmlaelie mid lilllmiH syiuptnms, llien Indlrnte
thet you ni'Ol Dr. Pierce's Tlcawint I'urgatlve
1'ulk'U. 'I hey Mill cure jog All druggists.
F.H&W
Tim Ktrat iinnllly of waste matter te be
hourly unit dally leuievcd from the system
renders Is of supreme Imperlitneu that tin
Htemtii'h and liver hu kept In perfect order.
Luxader accomplishes this. All ilrai'islHs bull
It at 'i cents a package.
When your child hag been nltncked with
dlarrheeu, cglla or fcLumacli dlKorUcrs.de unt de
lay the u) el Dr. Hull's llabyHyrnp ene In
stant, CWIFTHPKCIFJUCO.
Lingered Between Life and Death.
Mrs (Jee. P. Hinoete, highly cultivated nnd
Cfttlnmble. luily of Prcscutt, Ark,, wrltni under
tl.nuef April 81, ISsi): " During the summer of
1S87 my eyes bciiunn Inlliinieil, and iny iti
inaelinnil llcr almost heiielessly illseniereil.
Nothing 1 ate agreed with me. 1 took chronic
dlnrrhicti, and ler t-nine tlme my llfe wnsde
spalreil of by luy rainlly. The leading pliyHl
clans of the country weie consulted, ami the
medicines atlniliiUterril by them never did any
permanent geed, and I lingered between life
anil ileutli, the Inter being preferable te the
agnnlci 1 was enduring. In May, IShS, I be
came dlxguited with physicians and their
medicines. I dropped them all, and depended
solely en Hwlfl'u Hixelfle (S.H. H.), a few bottles
of which iniide me penmuicutly well well
from then until new."
MA1IK HIS LIFE A IIUUDEN.
1 have hnd KCnlfula until It made mv life a
burden. I wim luexprckvlbly iiilneraljle, sick,
weak, sleepless, and unhappy; denlrlng that
the short time which seemed te hue been
allotted te me en this earth would hasten te an
end. 1 tried doctors' treatment nud medicine,
nnd travel, but nene of theiedldnny geed, for
the scrofula gradually grew worse. OneiihyslJ
clan, who 1 traveled far te see, and te whom f
paid find, gave up the canons hopeless. I then
gave up nil ether medicines, and took only
twills. -ipeciue in. !. pi. i rear ueiiics ei inni
medlclne cured ine, and for the past four years
1 hu e had an vxc Ueut health and I am as free
from dlsvute as anybody living "
I'. Z. Nm.seh, Fremont, Neb.
TreMlie en llloed and Bkln Dlseuncs mulled
1 (?) HWIFT HI'KCIFIO CO.. Atlanta, Oa.
it'll it I Jloticce.
HSIONKDKSTATnOF GAIIIUCLSMITII
3L aud wife, of I'rmldvnce township, Lan
14 ter county. Gabriel Smith and wife, of
1'revldcnce. township, having by deed of volun
tary alignment, dnled Nevemlier 2, lKMi,
assigned nnd trnnsrcired all their cstnte
and rtlevts te the undersigned, for the liencllt
of the ciedlters of the said Gabriel Hiiitth,
he thercfereglcs notice te all jhtseiis Indebted
te said nsslKtier, te make payment te the un
dersigned without delay, and these having
claims te present them te
l. J. WENTZ, Assignee.
Itesldlng InNcw Providence.
Jeiim A. Ceyi.e, Attorney. nevT-OtdTh
(Clutliiite
A HKUW.
Fall,
18S9.
Make It the money-saving time of thu year,
and this the vlnce te sa e It by gelUug the best
material and most at) Ush
Suitings, Treuserings and Overceatings
FOIl THE LEABT MONKY.
Yeu knew the reputation always reliable.
Prices nre lower than ever, styles handsomer,
(iimllty liner.
Te tin
liose who have dealt here the irarntentji
speak for themselves.
All that Unsked Ua trial te please you, and
assuroyeu perfect satisfaction.
NOS, i3i AM) 23(1 IV1ST KING STltKKT.
slU-3iud
Jicutletvu.
j-i:.ntisiuy.
" 36 Years Practlceln One Office."
J. B. McCASKEY,
NO. 1 1 KAST KINO 8TUKET,
Over First National Hank. Dentistry In all Its
branches, Gus administered. Teeth extracted
absolutely without puln. All work warranted.
et'WuidM.HAw
Tll. NATIIOItMT. DENTlMT.
XJ '.yCUNTHIJ KQUAltE.
FillliiE Teeth
mid Painless Kxtrnctlen Hun-
chillies. wrl
New Sets made, broken ones memled
unit remivleled.
Teeth Inserleil without nlniea
and id voted, etc. Yes, everything pertnliilug te
Dentistry will rucclve prompt attention at very
.Moderate Terms. ItememlxT that Dr. Nathersi
Is the UNI. Y Dentist In tills county wheUa
graduate of Medicine ns welt as of Dentistry, an
udiantuiiO that Is obvious. ii'UKImd.tw
:pAL 1TATK AND INSUltANCU.
JOHN H. METZLER,
Ne. 0 SOUTH DUKK MTUUET.
Heal estate bought, wild or exchanged.
Properties reutiiiluiid rents collected.
Fire, IJfu and Accident Instirance,
Leans neijoilateil.
Hit Ulx aud Heven l'er Cent, luvettmeuts.
elWyfl
H
TOD'S BAB6Ar ARti.LA.
Catarrli in
Ii a complaint which streets aesrly everybody,
mere or less. It erlf Inatet In a cold, or succes
sion of colds, combined with Impure bleed.
DlMigrerable flew from the none, tickling In the
tlirent, offensive breath, pain ever and belwter
the eyes, ringing and bursting neltcs In the
ears, are the mere common symptoms. Catarrh
In cured by Heed's RanaparllU, which strikes
directly at IU cause by removing all tmpurltlei
from the bleed, building up the dlictucd tissue
and giving healthy tone te the whole system.
Hundreds of testlmenlsti prove beyond ques
tion that a positive euro for catarrh Is found tn
HOOD'S 8AB8APABILL A
" Fer 25 years I have been troubled with ca
tarrh In the head, Indigestion, and general de
bility. I concluded te try n bettle of Heed's
Barseparllln, and It did me se mush geed that
I continued Its use till I have taken Ave bottles.
My health has greatly Improved, and I reel llke
a different woman." Mrs. J, It. ADAMS, SItlcti SItlcti
mend Htrcet, Newark, N. J.
S. It. If you have decided te take Heed's
Barsapnrllla de net be Induced te buy any ether.
Beld by at) druggists, tl ; six for SO. l'reparcd
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., 1-ewell, Mass.
100 IX)8K8 ONE DOMiAIU
iUrtttnntnltct'e,
I'llll.ADiti.rniA, Friday, Dec. 6, 1889.
There is nothing whatever in
the condition of the market te
put Berlin Iren, and many
Fancy Goods of plush, leather
and metal at prices that de net
pay, save our desire te increase
sales by comfermity te the great
trade law of the age, the law
that commands concentration
of trading power for the reduc
tion of cost.
We didn't make that law.
Ne man or men made it. It
has been evolved from the in
crease of the precious metals,
steam navigation and ocean
telegraphy. We obey the law
strictly. Hence this great busi
ness.
Fans. Old people leek into
the cases and sigh and think of
" the days when we were
young." Younger people leek
aud think. What an important
thing in dress, in courtship, in
diplomacy, is a fan. Eyes
downcast and manner coy as
she toys with the tips of the os
trich plumes in her fan, was she
ever se charming ?
Here is a plain little Felding
Fan, 25 cents ; another, black
satin, with black sticks, 50
cents ; again, painted satin, at
75 cents ; painted white gauze,
$1.50. usrncn reatner row
ing Fans, black with natural
olive sticks, and gray with sil
vered sticks, . a bargain at
$'75 J white ostrich with ivory
handle, at $6.50, and se en up
ward through all sorts te the
prizes from the Paris Exposi
tion at $30, $75, $160, $175,
and $285 rare works of art.
The Fan Congress meets here.
Northwest of centre.
Down again te main fleer,
cast side. Hew the great
souls of the great authors must
be delighted at the way their
books are going te the people
if copyright has expired.
That Boek Stere ! It is a
Boek Stere in the largest
sense ! Mere of it te-morrow,
especially Calendars.
Thlitccnth street side.
Christmas buying
earlier than ever
is starting
this year.
Yeu tret lamer comfort bv
forecasting your gift buying.
Jehn Wanamaker.
1 bp pass
T
HE 1'EOl'LK'rJ CASH BTOUK.
SPECIAL DRIVES
-IN-
FLANNELS!
Onu Bale of rSCAULin'
nud 111.UE TWILLED
FLANNELS at 17c ; worth
..V.
One Let of Yard Wide
HU A It LET HIIAKIUl
FLANNEL at S3e; regu
lar price, 5c te 60c.
One Let of HCAItLiri'
TWILL FLANNKL at '.Ve.
regular price, 25c.
One Let of HCAItLin'
TWI LL FLANNEL at 2V.;
cheap at 30c.
One lxit of BCAULET
TWILL FLANNEL at
30c ; worth te-day 35c
Full Line of FLANNELS
generally at LOWEST
CAHU FRICEM.
25 East King Street,
martviydll
LANCAHTKll. FA.
ihtjllc.
T
llli: NEW AMERICAN PUZZLU
"Blocks of Five."
THK NEW YORK WORLD WILL GIVE
$ioe
Te the Persen w uidecn till Puzzle In the Bhort Bhert
estTlme. A Puzzle for Democrat, Republicans and
Mugwump, i:erybedy fascinated with It ut
llrslslghu Cull ana see, ft,
FOR BALE AT
Erisman's Geats'FurnisIiingStere.
NO. U WEST JUNO 8THEET,
GE
F. RATON,
tlie
i UancroustendenetM-chaactarls tMat
common affection, catarrh In the bead. The
foul matter dropping Inte the bronchial tubes
or lungs Is very liable te lead te bronchitis or,
consumption. As catarrh originated In Impu
rities In the bleed, local applications can de but
llttle geed. The common sense method of
treatment t te purify the bleed, ana for this
Iiurpese there Is no preparation superior te
feed's Harsaparllla, . The powerful action of
this medicine upon the bleed expels the scrota
loin taint which feeds and sustains catarrhal
disease, while It tones and builds up the affected
membrane.
onus OATAUUI
" I had the worst symptoms of chronic ca
tarrh for two years. Solreublesomawaaltthat
I could net smell nor taslc. I found Heed's
Harsaparllla a speedy cure, and I am new fro
from this awful disease.'' J. U. BAXMtS, Bay
Bhere.N. Y. ,
" Fer several years I had a catrrhal affection
In my threat, and had tried several medicines
but could And nothing te help me. I must say
I was very much bensntted by using Heed's
Harsaparllla," Elias 1'. Dkvbies Omaba, Neb
Beld by all druggists, ft; six for $5. Prepared
only by C I. HOOD A CO.,' Lewell, Mass.
100 DOMES ONE DOLLAR
3$UccUautmt.
fllTY OttDINANClS.
An Ordlnance Transferring the Public Meney.
He It ordained by the Select and Common
Councils of the City of .Lancaster, that the fol
lowing nmeunts of money are hereby trans
ferred te Water Works General and Contingent
Kmid, namely: Four hundred dollars from
Htnte Tax en Leans, four thousand dollars
from Btreet Damages, and five thousand dol
lars from Laying water 1'Iiki, making a total
of nlnetheusand four hundred dollars.
And It Is hereby ordained that from the
above, sum five thousand dollars Is appropriated
te Water Works General and four thousand
four hundred dollars te the Contingent Fund,
Ordained and enacted Inte n law at the City
of Lanrnatcr, this 4th day of December. A. I).,
IKS). - W.K. I1KARD,
President of Common Council,
David L. Deen,
Clerk Common Council.
D. F- LOKD.
President Weleet Cutuail.
J, K. IUnn,
Clerk Belect Council.
Approved December fi, 1M0,
iliatd EDW. KIM;
KDOERLF.Y, Mayer.
A
8KAS0NAI1LK SOUQEHTION.
The covering of steam pi pen with a reliable
material Insures dry steam and nave fuel and
attentien: the cost of the covering being some
times made up In a nlngle year In saving of fuel
alone. The best material se far eflered te tbe
public In the
Megnesia Sectional Cevering,
... .-i(-i.,,i , ,vi iniiicin, minus
and Is for ie only In Lancaster and
Pn, Ql..im flu.
Hellern, llrlne Pipes, Elc,
iCimuen
counties, ey
CENTRAL MACHINE WORKS,
W. PARKE CUMMINGS, Prep.,
NOS. Ill A ISO NORTH CHRISTIAN
Ijinrnster, I'a.
ST.,
Price lists nnd discount nnd directions for
applying en application. Hpeclal terms Ui tile
trnile. Alse Valves, Pipe, Cocks, Fittings, Etc.,
at Jobbers' Prices. decMfdlt
STW
AM ENGINE AND liOILEHWORKS.
Steam Engine
-AND
Beiler Works.
Visitors te the Pair,
It will pay you te call at my "Works and ei ei
amine our Htockef
Engines !
Allew in te quote you prices nnd ee our
facility for turning out work.
Portable Engines.
4 Herse-Power $ 2i
'tl Horse-l'ewcr 475
8 Herse-Power tar,
10 Ileree-l'Qwcr . 675
IB I lorse-Fewer..., 875
20 IIone-1'ower..u , 1,175
Portable Engines,
HHCONlMLND.
n Horne-l'ewer ije
8 Heme-Power - 2VI
15 Itontu-Fewer, , , 275
Boilers, Second-Hand.
Five SO HoMe-Pewer, 60 In. Dlam., 1 feet Leng,
.' yt in. Tubes: Price, I75 and JIM. '
One Reller, t In. Dlam., 1.1 fivt Lenir. 21 S In.
Tubes 12 feet lniR, with Flre Frent
Castings, tl'Ji.
I CARRY THE LARGEST HTOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER, PA.
Manufacturer or Stationary Engine, Mill and
-MlnliiL'Maelili-ery, Suw.MIIU, Hark and
CebMilU, 1'uiupx, etc.
Contractor for 8 team Dentins, Direct or Indi
rect, or by Het Water.
OUR HOT AIR FURNACE
13 THE REST IN THE AIARKET.
Repairing Promptly Attended Te.
Jehn Best,
l'Horiuiyren,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
I.ANCAHTEB, FA.
"VfOTICK TO TRESPASSERS AND GUN
.LX NERS. All en.eiis are hereby forbidden
te trcspaks en any of the laniW of the Cornwall
.jut piHeJwell estate! Iu Ibauen or Lancaster
Leuullea, whether liiclesetl or unlncleted, either
for the purpura of khoetlng or nshlng, ee the
law Mill be ricldly euferivd acalmt all tre.
lutMliiKeniiuliIlamU of jibe uudcnluued arte
W. OOLEifAN FREEMAN
RPERCY ALDEN,
li)W. U. FREEMAN,
Attorney! for K. W. Celeman'i Helra,
SVttOVHClJO,
TT UTUER H. KAUFFMAN,
ATTORNKY-AT-IVW.
Second Fleer Eenlcmaa Uw Building, Ne. a
NertbUuktMtrMb aprWydAw
I'M J IL.- -a
XXOLGL
Khimkimmvt,
ft
TfrlWtAatAimiM
9 J? a&aa-v
-AT-
The finest line of Holiday
Geed ever shown by us In Hav
iland Decorated China, Japa
nese Were, Jteval Worcester,
Cut Glass and a general line of
Fancy.Goeds. Decorated Dinner
Seta In China, Porcelain and
Granite. Printed Goods In White
In the best qualities. Chamber
Bets in all grades from White
nnd Printed te Jcbhe Dean's
Finest Decorations, and at prices
equal te nny. "
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Thu best Lamp In the mar
ket In Stand, Parler, Library
and Piane Style.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
JUrttcltCB.
VyATHES.
HMERICHN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Bpece, Eyo-OlaJise
Ktc, at LOWEST FKICEH.
Optical Geed. Telegraph Time Dally. Every
Article In this Line Carefully Repaired.
Leuis Weber,
No.lSNerthQtteen St.. Near?. R.K. Station,.
JEWELER AND GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
GILJL,
Jeweler and Graduate Optician,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry.
Our Meck never wai an large and complete
as at prevent. Call aud Investigate.
EYES EXAMINED FREE.
NO DR0F3 USED.
OHAS."S. GILL,
Ne. 10 West King St.,
LANCASTER. PENN'A.
N"
ev goods t
SILVERWARE1
We Are Constantly Receiving NEW OOODS Iu
this Line and can Shew nn Elegant
Assortment of Flue Wurei.
Our Five-Piece Tea-Set,
Quadruple Date and Handsomely Engrave!,
for 1 8, GO, Is the Ileal and l'rettlent
TlilUKD Made for the Meucy.
Ca.ll and. See
Walter C. Herr,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OF ORANGE.
!ljrtryyt.
T ANCArjTERCAlU'ET HOUSE.
8HAUB & V0NDER8MITH.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
THE FINEST GOODS AT THE
OF
CarpeU of Choicest Patterns' at Lewest Prices.
Itugd, Largest Assortment In Town, Cheap
and Fine.
Lace, Chenille, Hlllc and ether Curtains. A
large stock of fresh and elegant goods.
Window HUadcs and Hangings lit great va
riety. One Price and that the lowest.
Only y minutes walk from 1'osterllee.
18, 20 and 22 East Orange Street.
augZMyd
i'lettr.
TT EVAN A fcON'S.
IF YOU WANT TO DE 8URE OF GOOD
HREAD.UHE
Levan's
Fleur!
Uniform and Reliable.
"
I HUT
LancasterCarpetHeuse.
1 f
c of (th!0it.
T)ALACE OVTAHHION.
GRAND
CHRISTMAS OPENING
, AT TIIC
PALACE OF FASHION.
115 & 117N. Queen St,
ON SATURDAY, DEC. 7.
ALL ARE INVITED.
Bring your children with you
and let them see the beautiful
Dells and Christmas Toys.
This is the Grandest Display
of Fancy Goods ever seen in
Lancaster.
Wc have cleared all our cen
ter counters and shelves, and
use them for the exhibit of
Christmas Goods, thus occupy
ing a space of two hundred
feet, counters and shelves, ex
clusively for Fancy Goods.
De net fail te see this truly
Grand Display.
Plush Albums, Plush Werk
Bexes, Leather Albums, Inlaid
Woodwork Bexes, Plush Toilet
Cases, Plush Jewel Cases, Plush
Manicure Sets, Plush Shaving
Cases, Bronze Vases, Fancy
Baskets, in beautiful designs
and colors. Mirrors and Hand
Glasses, Whisk Helders and
Hat Racks, Scrap Albums and
Autographs, Fancy Shell Bexes,
Writing Maps, fapetenes,
Smoking Sets, Genuine Meer
schaum Cigar Smokers and
Pipes, Match Safes, Cigar
Cases, Purses and Pocketbooks,
Music Bexes, Japanese Sewing
Baskets, Tea Sets, Teel Chests,
Building Blocks, Christmas
Tree Ornaments and Tree
Fences, Picture Frames, Fancy
Hankerchicf Bexes, Triplicate
Mirrors, Cups and Saucers, Pic
ture Beeks, Paper Weights, Ink
stands, Vases, Writing Desks,
Blackboards, and hundreds of
ether nice and useful articles
suitable for Christmas Presents.
We call special attention te
our immense stock of Handker
chiefs, and the many Bargains
which wc offer.
Initial Handkerchiefs for La
dies and Gentlemen, Hem
stitched and Fancy Silk Hand
kerchiefs. Imitation China Silk
Tidies, fringed and knotted.
One let at 19c apiece.
Umbrellas at Bargain Prices.
PALACE OF FASHION.
&vx (Doebo.
IREPARE
-reit-
Winter's Chilly Blast !
'Watt & Sliaxici
Can Save Yeu Meney In Purchasing
Blankets,
Bed Comforts,
Flannels,
Underwear.
J-W e buy tle goods In Hummer when
prices touch bottom, and gunrnntcen wilng en
manufacturers' prices of te-day.
WHITH AXD COLORED BLANKETS,
75c, 51 00, Si 23, fl 60 te S350apair.
ALL-WOOL BLANKETS,
MOO, SJ75, ti 00, Si 00 te $10 00.
BED COMFORTS,
Excellent Qualities at 75e,87Mc, SI 00, Jl K. f 1 SO
tepi 00 Each.
ALL-WOOL AVIIITE AND COLORED
FLANNELS,
At 'JO, IS, ii, 83 te DO Cents a Yard.
Ludlcs' and Gentlemen's
HEAVY WINTER UNDERWEAR,
At 25, 33, 37J $ te 60 Cents Each.
ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR,
At 73c, S7c, 81 00, Jl 25, SI CO.
GERMAN HEALTH UNDERWEAR,
White or Orey, at SI CO, SI 73 te 52 00.
MERINO AND ALL-WOOL CHIL
DREN'S UNDERWEAR,
In All Sizes and at All Prices,
AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
garbumi-c.
TTAHDWAHE I
HARDWARE!
If yeuwaut tebuyn
UseM Christmas Present
GO TO
Marshall & Eengier's,
9 4 11 BOUTH QUEEN ST.
There yen ecu get CCTLERY, ORANITE
WAKE, CARI'ET SWEEPERS, SAD
IRON, EXFRES-J WAGONS, Ac.
Steves in Endless Variety,
AND A FULL LINE OF
General Hardware.
MmSHALL&BfflG-IE
NfW. g A 11 BOUTH OUEEV STREET.
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