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, rwy day in the year, but HundAy Bertcd
fcr carrier In Hits city and iurrbundln
,'l! towns at ten cents a week, llymallflvodel-''-'-
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iAJrOABTBB, PA., December 23, 1889.
Why Whs Hnrmcr rounded J
Sneaker Heed's committees p;ein te
fS'Lave created necpcclnl criticism wive In
"5 tbe ejection of Mr. llnrnier, of Plillntlel-
-S phla, .from Hits nnval committee, of
& A which lu wns bv usam? entitled te tlie
ife chairmanship; but he wns net given a
Zi, place upon It at all. Tlie reason given Is
te' that he voted for McKlnley for
p speaker. This reason lmrdly explains,
ffir Air. iianner ucing ureiipeti net umy
tfrem the chairmanship of the commit
Pfjtee but from that ceinnlltteeniid nil im
PfMwrtnnt committees tinil positions. If Mr.
1 Hied had hacked as savagely at eveiy
?'& , member who voted for JlcMhiey lie
E. i . . . .I.. 4 1 4..t..1 ... l.
would nanny iinvuiinii iiiiiiurKiiuuuugu
fnr lila tyrvut 1ilnrHt ait Hint. It Is evlflcllt
&. that Mr. Ilarmer was iluiig down se
Bfe hard because he was particularly ob-
tVk . . i . ii. i .,!. ,..!..
SSV noxious 10 iiiu Hpvunur r in wuunMij
else.
The general supposition is that Senater
luny had a finger In the pie ; but Mr.
Harmer assures a Prcn reporter that
Quay and he nre as thick as ducks in a
puddle, and that Quay told him that he
had told Heed that he would make a
great mistake In taking Ilarmer oil' the
naval committee. This may be, though
we take It tets: a talc te n marlne and
green reporter. Wu arc net Inclined te
the belief that Congressman Ilarmer fell
se heavily when Quay was trying te
held him wp; and we suggest te llumrcr
that he had better camp out hereafter
with the anti-Quay forces, who uns be
coming se numerous nowadays In the
Pennsylvania weeds and valleys.
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Think of Tlicni.
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it IB (1 lllltf BflJIII; limb Jlilll llJUttWIlll
does net knew hew the ether half lives,
and it Is certainly better for the comfort
M- of one-half that this Is the case. If nee-
9 ple welt-to-de and happy In home life
Eflft. and friends could sec lu thu faces of these
they pass uimu the street nil tlie litird-
KajgS? 'ships and troubles that give u gloomy
shade te ether lives they would le ap
palled by tlie volume of misery ami
discouraged from all ell'ert fe relieve It.
Te aid thu distressed by a kind word or
deed would seem as foolish as te Ihmicvo Ihmicve
lently attempt the destruction of all lite
iue4(piilH's in the world. Distress like
mosquitoes is supposed te serve a useful
purpose in the economy of thu world by
turning men's thoughts te another. Dis
tress in these Christinas times should be
sought and relieved by every one who
has little of It. net only becautu it will
lie a kindness te ethers, but because of
.ky i,.n i.iti tn ......J. .,..,r iii.. i ..I........ r.ii-
i iiiu uviit-iib lu uuu n nvu I iiiu uiiiii.tr, iur
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,va, lows cuaruauic notion, uiuiu u nine
jjr ,of ethers net se happy in Christmas
3kf time and try te make I hem niore checr
'4 ful.
mmm
fA, 'lliat Kciitiltlic.
ceimier .lergau hiieuiii eeiurui urn
Imnatlcnce te acknowledge the renublle
lW et 1,raz"i which Is a republic only in
AjiWDie, and has a mighty peer show of
Si even kecnlmr the name ever the winter.
tne out emperor was a lateral ninii, ami
was emperor only nominally, lie put
en no imperial airs, and always showed
himself ready te de what thu people
wanted mid what seemed best for the
country; which Is a vast wilder
ness generally, with hcaeeat cities
and river-reached communities. It
has no railroads binding its
scattered people together or even telo tele
S graph wires holding them in com
''' muuicatleu. it is us big a country in
i acres as our own, but it Is very weak by
reason of Its small development and
, population. It is a collection of many
" ceuutries held together under one name;
and held by hardly anything else, sae
n litt'e bit of an army, which seems te
be able, however, te de wonders for lis
size, as it list the old emperor awav and
;y e. started the new government ; the itce-
ple seeinlng te huve llttlu Interest lu
the matter, or se great fear of lielng shot
us te make a single nuiskel a mighty
englAc of persuasion.
Them has Ucn no icasen given for the
upsetting of tlieeninire te ulve nlticu te
jgi&j- a republic, just after It had abelNlied
slavery and Just before the meeting of a
newly elected legislature; mid the revo
lution has changed nothing but the
name; unless It has Increased the des
potic character of the government; as In
fact it seems te have, done; for the new
concern rests entirely upon the bayonets
that built It. Her little army went a'galii.-l
Dem Pedre for no particular icaseu that
we knev of, save tlieiiatiiral.Iiicliiiatiuii
of the decrepit little thing te 'eiis.-ed-
MCSS."
As thu liuw icpubllc rests upon the
army, and the army is Insignificant
lu size, it is net probable that it will
rest long. The probability is that the
empire will be resolved into Its original
states for a while ; which wjuie time
again may cemu into confederation,
when their Interests deniund It mere
m strongly than they new seem te de.
m i
A Diminishing Ue or Anthracite.
The dullness lu the anthracite eeal
trade is niore remarkable than the mild
weather, te which It Is being ascribed,
but which does net half explain it. It
would account for a great decrease
iu retail sales, but it is tee early
in ine season ler such decrease te
.'.- affect the lnlnlncr tnilnlri. w,. ...
etlllbut ontheeveof winie'r, and It Is
r nanny mere- tiuui tliue for us te expect
'.-' Ha' Piilil u-eiitlw.i- MM... ... .. .
. : . 7 . '"" niuiu-B ui eeiu
T& wuicu liavu been laid In ut thu yards
iVi- ler me winter s uenmud have preb-
J. . "'J IK.-VU uejneieii up te (,
Wa time nearly as much as ever bviim
householders laylug iu their winter
supplies. The tiine for a mild win
ter te affect the mining Industry would
naturally be further along in the season,
when It wrnilil ennui n lmll- ! n.n
f.
e. " . -"" ..m.k ut iuu
li . ..untii Ky .wl.lll lf.ii.1 1 .......nr mi
x;y"v"""" " "iiuuiiui i-ujipiifH. j lie
fe'vJnT36"1 B'el'I,:,i0 of milling ls!catire of
ipe siacKticss or (leiiiand k'ciiis te Iw
nL. auibutccl te something e!e than the
ff weather
H Indicates a fallliiL'dlt in the um f
(We'tw eeal, Ufause of Its be! in
!f V-iMinnliiti(l ,v lilin..,!., ,,..., i i ,.
I .y?10 t,,!,t ,ll(i nnlhraclie mh;ers had
JWHWKcniueiigut or any such dlmln
'vlhed demand but had stocked tbecoun tbeceun
.try In autlcljiatien of an Increased de-
AMtua. 'jifie fact seenw te be that an-
tliraclte vyiA Is yearly lieceitilng mere
ami mere restricted te family use. In
this Hue lis sale Is exceeding J but as n
slcam maker and nil ere smelter It H giv
ing way te the cheaper bituminous coal
and the mrirc efficient coke. Anthracite
coal can never a as cheap as
bltumtuuus coal, IttCause it is in
much mere limited supply and much
mere expensively mined. It will pay
Its owners better te lei It lie In the
greiind.where It wllleenstniitly increase
in value ; but It does net pay the coal
carriers te de tills; mid tliey arc also
coal owners and miners. They need the
coal te make their railroads pay ; and
what tliey leso In thecealthey cxjK-ct te
te make upon the reads. It would be a
mere economical arrangement In the
long run, probably, te destroy the rail
roads and save the coal, than te destroy
the coal te save the reads ; but the result
of the policy is te make nutliraclte coal
eheaiwr than It naturally would lie ;
which Is geed for the consumer.
.SVi'ciirc makes n furious nstault en the
appropriation by Congress efn tnllllen mid
a linlf for nn irencliul designed by a incin incin
ber of the Heuse. Tlie Theinns Ironclad
cruiser hns attracted a geed deal of curious
attention, bcentise, se fur as tlie gencrnl
public knew, It Is the creation of (he
brain of the limn wIione iminn It bears;
but Neiencr, though using no name, casts n
doubt upon this by protesting Hint niicIi a
construction could only be safely nltompted
by engineers or naval architects ofoxcop efoxcop ofexcop
tlonnl oxjterlcncc, and possessing eotubl eetubl eotubl
natiens or taleuts vastly niore rare than
tliose of tlie successful goneral : " The
story, If told abroad, will undoubtedly be
lecelvcd with nbsolule Incredullty, ns ene
of tliose liiniuiprehoustble Atunriean
'Jokes' which the avnrage Kureic.iu mind
can never liope fully le apnrcclate ; but,
wcre It bollevod, tlie nvorage Amerlcaii ran
probably as llttle eoiicelvo the nstonlsli nstenlsli
incut that It is likely te awaken."
The crllle geos en te hint thai the extcut
le which the speelllcatieus are published
Kiiggesls that " belilml the great lawyer and
hidden by his grander proportions is sotno setno sotne
whoro a naval architect" who for seme
mysterious reason eonsents le reiiinln un
known. "Could It be possible that the
wliole porferiunneo reproseuts the cater
ing of a bureau of the navy doiart deiart doiart
iiient te the political friend rolled en te
promote its inteiests?" As tlie scluutlllc
writer dees net attack the plans It may
soeni le he soma assurance of their cxrel-
lence that they arc no thoroughly published,
but hardly a man In a million could mi mi mi
dortnke te explere that mass of details for
errors, and Ills iptlte true that " the poeplo
of the United .States cannot all'erd te hand
ever a million and a-half te no ainnteur
and le rink Its success iu battle en any
such wild experiment." Let the iiamoef
tlie red designer be puhlMied, and if it Is
Themas or any ether amateur he may be
llrst required te duiuunstrate his ability by
building a tug beat.
'
Tin: engineering dup.irttnunt of Vnndor Vnnder
blll unlverslty at Nnshvllle, Tenn., renews
Its eiler of fermer years te aduill free
of charge le a cIiihs lu read engin
eering one principal or deputy highway
ellleial fieni eirh county iu Tennessee, and
If litany ceuuly tlie eiler Is net accepted the
chairman ol'llie county couitlste appoint
an applle.iul from any stale, tin id engin
eers are needed In thlscettntry, anil thickly
settled, wealthy I'enusylvanla tdieuld be
the llrst slate te plaeu men usjiecially edu
cated for the work In charge of the con
struction and tiiaiutenauee of highways.
Yauderbllt uuivursity Is pushing Teuues Teuues Teuues
soe ferwaid lulhls matter, bittlf the county
and state efllelals are net inade le realize n
popular demand for nioie lutolllgeut read
inanagciiiuut there will be llttle piegress.
The course at the university will e.tcnd
from February 1 te April 1, and will eon een
slst of lcctmes ami weik en tlie economical
location of reads, the building and main
t doing of reads, the recmihliiictieii of old
reads, drainage, letaluiug walls, culverts,
shnple luldges, Held skclehlug, Instru
mental location and estimates of cost, and a
studr of systems of highway administra
tion. Tin: quarterly treasury niert en Im
ports, experts, Immigration mid naviga
tion for tlie thiee months ending .luuolie,
is a very bulky volume, and If ipiaullty
llxed the value of statistics, It must contain
great wealth of Inhumation. There me
Heme thbteen hundred pages el a perfect
Sahara of llgures unrelieved by a single
oistseflutercsllug comment. A courage
ous investigation cm, howevor, llnd ugoed
deal that will rejuy exploration, or these
Interminable expanses of mathematically
dry fact. Thorels, for example, i statement
showing Iho routes and descilptieu of
steamers maUliig legular passages between
our six chief ports and peits in Mexico,
West Indie:, and Central and Seuth Amer
ica, Frem this It appears that of thu ene
hundred mid eighteen steamships iegu.
lnrly engaged en tliose lines, only thbty thbty
llve are under the American Hag. The
heik contains elaborate statistics or im im
peils and experts, and prices which must
hoof value iu studying thu working of Iho
(arlll'laws. The free dado In "..ilirye citi
zens is shown by the statement that" lu the
second iiuni ter of I8.U we iccelved neatly
ene bundled and eighty-IHe thousand Im
migrants, of which number tnore than ene
bundled and thirteen thousand mini
mines. Or the male immigrants about
eighteen thousand weie under lilteeu years
efage, and twelve thousand ever forty,
showing an addition of nearly eighty-four
thousand males between fifteen nud feity
te the weiklug forces of the country.
.Mit.r
Whlle In
i.i:vi:i.am vintv .101, i.y,
lluppy Humer lle Addroe
lernelt Alumni.
What has heretofore been Iho Cernell
Alumni association of New Yeik turned
Ilseir permanently Inte tlie Cernell t'ni
crlty club nt its tenth annual dinner lu
the Hetel Hriiuswlcl. Mntiud.iv night.
About l&U alumni were present ami Hie
invited guests Included President I'hailes
Kendall Adams, of Cernell unhersllv;
President K. llenjiuiiln Andrew n, of llrew-n
university: ifrever Cleveland, fieuei-al
AUrtsl C. Harucsnnd .Monre It. Cernell.
Mr. Cleveland seemed happier tliiuen
uny recent nubile occasion, aH he sat at the
left of Picsldcnt Jehn DeWItt Warner, or
the club, at the centre oflhe table of honor
and right in fient of the big mantel in the
iMiiquet room, against which he leaned
back, pulling 11 cigar between laughs at thu
huhbuhul' college merriment before hlin.
He responded le the toast of " The Na Na
teon, tlie Ntute, and thu I'uiversliv," and
bepiu bv saving that the subject was ene
that illicit have uppalled him had he net
learned by actual uxpciieiicn hew easilv
ihe nation and the stale could he Ket rid of
That little pleavmtry tickled the cellege
men immensely, nnd U was a long tliue
lielore Mr. Cleveland could go en. When
he did he said :
X am cemldeul that, no matter hew caro care
fullv a man may compute his social assets,
an item here unit there Is cerlainly te be
left out, and lie is likely at any ilme te
W'ke un and llnd hlmsulf famous en ac
count or something of w lilch he noverkno.v
bpfere. If I am net the Inventor of this
Idea, I claim at least, te he a striking exam
ple or its truth. When the coininlttcec.uno
te ask iiiu te Ik) present here, 1 mav ns well
cenless that whlle 1 listened le tluir nniii nniii
meats uKu the luagnitude of the occasion
el, that patient fortilude that n man
uequiresby loug-centlnned oxerlonco In
hearing men oxpress their anxiety te pre e
UiulriMtneliMii by lining reilural elllces.
tl.aughter. My thoughts were actiinllv
engaged iu framhig thu most courteous
phrases In which I could decllue te i0mp
llut ene oniieiu called my attention te il10'
fact that I hed been tlie only jjovernor of
New Yerk who had evor attended u meet
ing of the beard of trustees of Cernell lu
his eaj aclty as ni ex-olllcle inciiiber.
When I thus found that I had done smoo
thing that nene of my predecessors hid
ovcrdeno, I was se Impressed with my
own Imiiortaiice that I had le coiiseiit te
come here. Se I came here te-night te In
sist upon the fullest recognition of the rela
tion I bear te the unlreriUy, and te exploit
my new found honor. Laughter. JJtit,
nner nil, seeing this body of men and re re re
inomberlng what Cernell has dotie for the
advancement of the best Interests of the
state and the nation, I am entirely cured of
any vanity as te my own share in It, and
am willing te rest my presence here solely
upon the tame of the unlverslty and the
merits of the occasion.
Shaking of the trntlen, I find that In the
granter federal aid, wlilcJi se largely as
sisted lu the foundittleu of Iho Institution,
It wns provided that special pains tire te be
devoted te this promotion of agriculture
and the mechanic arts. In the charter
granted by the stale. I find a precisely
similar prevision, and the further require
ment that tidiiilMen should befree, uKn
the smallest reasonable pavilion te all
nlike without regard te previous condi
tion. Thnse facts mean that Iho education
of the poeplo lu agricultural and mechan
ical nits la a iireKir sublect for gov
ernment aid. Them Is also a recogni
tion of the fact that the geed
of the nation nnd the state Is subserved by
the education of alt the poeplo, without
regard te rank or class. Tliey rocegnlzo
the fact that the pcople are the rulers of the
land and that their education Is the surest
safeguard for Iho progress nnd prosperity
of the nation. Iluithisasslstnncn tendered
by the state exacts a compensation in the
wny of geed citizenship. Theso who
accept tliose benellts Incur an obligation te
the nation and the state that can neither be
avoided nor compromised. It la nil obli
gation te real 1 7.0 the duty of citizenship, te
Inform themselves en publlu questions,
and te perform imlltical duties with n
purpose te secure the wolfare of the ontlre
country.
Your diploma Is ovldcnce net alene of the
faclef your graduation, but also of the fact
that you ewo a scrvlce le the nation.
Of this the alumni of Cernell should til all
times be proud, for everywhere, if true te
duty, tliey are among the foremost ranks
lu the nolile labor of aehlevlnc the ernlid
and ultlmate destiny of the freest and host
nation the world lias overseen. Ifthey
still ewo allpglanre le Iho state of New
Yerk thelr prlde should be Increased, for
they will be working for the geed of tlie
grandest commonwealth lu all that the
nation can number. Se, In Iho state and in
the nation, yen wear a badge of geed citi
zenship (hat wns put upon you lu the hulls
of Cernell.
Conceruiug the affection due from you
te the unlverslty, It Is unnecessary for me
te say hew much te your alum mater you
ewo of roveronco and love, but let ine Icivu
with you ene thought. That is, that you
cannot honor your alma mater meto than
by keeping a tlve, active and sober appre
hension at all times of the duly you ewo te
the nation, te the state and te the unlvor unlver
slty. President Adams answered ler "the
Unlverslty," and Stewart 1 Woodferd, iu
rosMmse te " Kjirn Cernell." iiuuh) a speech
about drover Cleveland, with seme casual
references te Mr. Cernell, and wound up
with the hope that the alumni would
" never beashained of being citizens, never
be ashamed of being vtrllsans, and never
forget that the successful party of (he
future will be the ene that works for the
advancement of thu truu Interests of the
nation."
HOW IJUAY'H NOWl'HONOUNCKI).
Tliey de net whisper It by night,
Tliey shoal It out by day,
Thai pri'slitriillal tides an, curbed
lly Matthew Hlnnley nu.y,
Yrl better were Quay's iiainn pronounced
As If It fun ml the sea.
1'er Ilunlviii Ii but a lock,
And JI.H. Q.'h the Itey.
Vew the tUlltbury Dkpateh.
We liae heard many of our old friends say
Unit HjiI vatlen (HI ciirril tlicni of rheumatism.
ThOMiwhe him, mil tried It uneuM desn. (Jur
ilriiRidiitsiicll It for tweiily-IUccciilsti lioitlenll
the time.
Why sillier with a had celli when una bottle
of Dr. Hull's CetiL'li Mvrun will emu hieiikIi of
the neist Iclnil. !r. Hull's Hyrup Is seli! for 'St
routs is;r hettlehy all itriiRKUt lu Iho United
Hialex,
It 'I'eiiKheuH.
Ht).ijliri r teuitheiiM the Kunis and makes
thrill health)-, se that they held In the teeth
firmly. It icineves the lartar, ulvcs ifert, U
economical of health and money, and when
once imed will never he lvrn up. Try 80Z0
DONT. A Tint Contradiction.
Neme ene has told 3011 that jour catarrh Is
Inctirtihle. It Is net m. Dr. Huge's Catarrh
Hemisly will euro It. It Is pleasant louse anil
Italuaysdeci work thoroughly. Wohavejct
le hear of a ca e In which it illil net accempUMi
a cum when lalllifully used. Uitiuih UailU
eisi) which II IpiiIiiukcieus teueitleet. A certain
leiiiedy lint your command, Avail yourself of
It before tliecemtihiiut assumes 11 mere wrleus
form. All drugs sIk. M.TuAw
Pei'lmps 110 local disease has puzzli-tt and
hatlled the medical prnfei.leii mere limn nasal
catarrh. While net Immediately fatal It Is
ameui; Iho most distressing unit illxgustliii; Ills
the llcsh Is heir te, and Iho iccenls showery
few or no canes of radical cure of chronic ca
tarrh by any of the mult Ituilti of modes of treat
ment until Ihn lutroiliictleu of lily's Oca m
Halm 11 few ji'iii age, The success of this
preparation has hceu most Kratlf tin: ami Mir
piNtns. I lOOIVHHAILSAPAHIIibA.
Rheumatism
Is believed te be cmiMslJiy exeens of lactic acid
lu Ihobleml, iiuIiik te the failure or thekiilnejs
and ller te preK'rly remove It. TheacidaltaeltH
the tltiroes tissues, particularly In Ihojelnts,
and causes the I mill manifestations of the dis
ease, pains and achcsluthch.tckniul heuhlers
anillu Ihojelnts at thulcuees, unities, hls and
wrists. Theiisauils of issiple have fount In
Iloed'sHarsap.irlllaa iiosltlve and iicnnanent
ciiie for theumatlsin. This medicine, by Its
purifying and Wtallilui; notion, neutralbes the
acidity of the hlissl, ami also builds up and
strengthens the w hole body.
Wonderful Properties
" 1 hac taken HisKl'MHaisaparlllaand found
llevcellcnl for rhciiiuatlsm and d)s'psla. I
siiircicd for in my bun; yours, but my complete
recovery Is due le Heed's Sarsaparllla. 1 re
commend It le ecry ene because of Its w on en
ilcrlul properties us it bbsil nicdlclne." Jehn
Cl'l,I.I.MAN,S"(fll.lllljllr,,.,,l It .c..t,iJ,Ohle.
Iullitmniiitery- Itlii'iiiimtlsm
"I Just waul K-ople te knew that wethluk
Heed's iSarbiiparllta lluilicbt remedy for Inlhiiu Inlhiiu
miitery rheumatism lu the world. .My husband
hud this terrible altectleu for Iwo years anil
Hoed'uKarsaparllla helped him liioiollianauy liieiollianauy liioiellianauy
IhlnceUf. luiiiiilMaysulad letcllwhut lleisl's
HurMparlllu has done." .Mils, p. ArMNses,
Salem, ml.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all ilniKeiktit. SI ; six for Se. Prewired
only by (, 1. 1100 II .t It)., lanwll, .Mass.
KK)I)OSIiSO.MJI)OU,All (1)
ltitica.
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llljeu, 4 tluir Mtre llettles son)
lu Valise, 111 ear I Ilettlea (in)
luCeiuiHise, t luart llettles .no
3-The above Wine and Cordials are the Pin
est Produced la Prance.
H. E, SLAYMAKER, Agt,
litiCCCllrtUCOUO
ieiuii:aihh'.uii:iih-
V A. O. 1C. ef.M. ,, K. r e. 1:., I. e. n. m
; ' A. M., P. O. H. of A 1. O O. P., Pll';
t'hurmsaudPiiu, Kote
PUISMAN'H,
Ne. U Went KIiik hlrs.'t.
iTisrATi: op maedai.pn.v" iivksinTh:!!
Ill l&toiirUsiveck township, ihsj'd. la'tters
of iidmluUtratleii en kiUI eslute hav hit: been
;",".' "."I,1" .,h0 undcndBiied. all ivrsem lu
UcliU'd thereto are nsiuiiKtisl te make limucdl
ate imyim-nl. nntl theso havini; claims or lt-
iln'i"1?,."8!",1"'1 r,h" k"".'u w, tTew-'nt them
without delay for kettleinciil te the under
ilgnctl, rckhllug lu Ijiticasicrcliv.
11. UlANK Ustll.EMAN, AdmliiLtrater.
Attvniey. dwitdM
kt(ttmAkcr',
riilLAna-LMfla, Monday, Dec. 33, 1M,
Santa Claus will keep the
doers a-swing for you te-night
and te-morrow night.
Almest time for the dream te
come true. Wednesday and
the leek will be twelve months
ahead. If you haven't found
that present, time is short.
Un and down the miles of
aisles both side lined and
heaped with a Holiday harvest.
At almost every step you sec
the gift things you've been try
ing te think of.
As fine a Handkerchief as
any man need care for : hand hand
eorked initial, hemstitched,
pure white linen six of them
in a neat box, $2.40, or 40c
singly.
Your Handkerchief money is
like te de a third mere than
you expect of it. That's one
reason why we find almest'yftv
hundred fed of Handkerchief
counter tee little these days.
Hnutliwrat of centre.
One Blanket is as geed as a
dozen te measure the stock by.
75x86 inches, 6y te 7 pounds
pure wool, and the price $5.
Near Women's Waiting lloem.
Alaska Seal, Martin's dye.
Tep notch for Quality. All the
fashionable shapes and put to
gether exactly as they should
be. Jackets and Coats, 25 te
60 inches.
Little Furs and Fur trim
mings all of them.
Hceeiul fleer, Chestnut street.
There is no reason in the
goods themselves why genuine
Alligator and beal blippers ler
men should go from $3 and
$3.50 te $2. It's a gift with the
gift you get.
The regular Slipper stock
has 8 colors of Geat, 5 colors
of Alligator, 2 colors of Seal.
In all sizes for men.
Market Btieet front, west of Main Atnlc.
Jehn Wanamaker.
SflJ (fjfoebo.
rpil U PEOPLE'S CASH BTOKE.
CHRISTMAS.
BKRGK1NS
IN THE
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Ladles' Ilcmstlleh While, Printed Borders
and Oicn-Verli Ilenlcn, nt fs', 8e, lOe te 00c.
IjuIIcs' Whlle Embroidered, III large assort
ment. 10c, 15e, aec, 2'm! le Jl m.
Pull lines of (louts' Handkerchiefs, In Plain
White Hemstitch and Hemmed, frnm&e lotee.
Ijullcs' Heallepcd and I'mbreldered Hllk, In
White and Celers, atU.ic. Usual price has been
for llioe goeils 50c.
IjidlesKcalleped Embreldereil, with Deuble
Ileiilntltclusl, at &0e J worth TV'.
Ijulles' Open-Werk and Etubreldcicd White
Hlllcitl'Sc. Held one week age at St.
Oents' Ijtiyo-HIre Whlle China Hllk Ilnnit
kerchiefs at JJi'jc. llesular jirlce almost etery
w here fWc.
Oeut's Japanese Whlle Hllk Handkerchiefs
lit Me. Itegular price te-day, 75c.
Pull Hues of Ijullcs'iiiut (lout's Hllk .Milliters,
In Cream, Whlte and Celers, al unusually low
prices.
Many of the Uartaliis nboe cannot be ris
pi, iced at Iho prices mimed. Purchasers would
de well te Inspect oursteokcarly.
We carry In stock full lines of
Colgate's Celebrated Extracts,
TOILET WATEIW, COI.OUNES, Ac
GEO.F.RATHVON,
25 East King Street,
martiviydlt LANCAHTElt. PA.
AMeux.
T EVAN A SON'S.
If Yeu Have Net Vet Deae Your
CHRISTMAS BAKING,
Send te Your Grocer nt Once for a Sack of
Levan's
Fleur!
And (let Hlght le Werk, or Christmas .May lle
Here llofero Yeu Are Iteudy.
gictttietvu:
DU. NATIIOILST. DENTIST.
.NC'ENTUE StJUAHE.
I'llllug Tis?th ami l'alnlcs Extraction Sio Sie
ehdtles. New hets made, broken ones mcuued
and remisleled. Teeth Inserted without plates
and pl ettsl. etc. Yes, eery thins pertatmia te
DeulUtry will rocelve prompt attention at very
.Misleratn Terms. Itemembcrtliat Dr. Natherkt
IslbeONLY l)'ntlt In this county wlinlin
graduateuf Medlclueas well as of Dentistry, 1111
advantage that Is uhleus. nUKlmdAw-
Dl
EN'TlhTltY.
" 26 Years Fractlceln One Office."
J. B. McCASKEY,
NO. 1 1 EAST KING STREET,
Over First National llank. DcntUtryln nil Its
branches, (las administered. Teeth extracted
nb.selutely without pittu. All work wiirranted.
elisJmd.M.s.Vw
rpltUE DALMATIAN JNSUCT POWDKIl,
X pros'lled by a getsl peudcl blotter. Is the
meet ctlcctual destroy or of tiles unit ether small
lusecliCs Korsale
At HUHLEY'S DIIUO STOIIK,
wt West King Street.
' WILL IIUY
Four Twe-Story Brick 6-Roomed Dwellings.
In ttrnt-eless condition. Almest new S.'l rent
)sr month.
Call for oilier bargains In real estate.
JOHN H."METZLER,
Ne. 'J SOUTH DUKE STKEirr.
elS-lyd
Wrtttt,
A TBOKHR'B.
Holiday Specialties !
Fer Kine Flerida Orange,
Fer Fine Banana,
FnrKxtra Choice White Urapc,
Fer Fl ne Table or Cooking BaUl n,
Fer Fine Iycr Kle,
Fer Candles of all kind,
Nuts, Nut of all ktnd,
Fer Fine Canned Ooexls,
Fer Pickles, Bailees, Ketchup, etc,
FerFIneOllveii or OltveOlli,
Fer Plum Pudding,
Fer tlie Finest Coffee nnd Teas,
Fer Choice Cranberries, etc,
TO HE WF.bb SUPPLIED WITH OOOD
aOOIMFOHYOUIlHOMDAYTAriLE,
OO TO
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
yTelcphone connection.
C
IirtlSTMAH (IHKETINU I
Willi your pockets full of meney
Anu yeurspirna 01 Koea ci
I wish you n Merry Clirlstums
And your spirit of geed cheer, -
inn Teti n xicrry tnrisima
And h Happy New Year.
Samuel Clarke
ExteniU.it Cordial Invitation te All te Visit
Ills Stere lloem,
Nes. 12 & 14 Seuth Queen St,
Where his stock can be examined, nnd your
substantial recognition of our ctTerts te please
you be shown In Iho bestowal of your valued
orders for
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES.
Our Unking nutter, without Lard, 15, 18,20
nnd 25 Cenls.
New Citren, ISc per pound.
Coceanutnnd Almend Macaroons.
Shrllbark and Walnut.Kernels.'JOe per pound.
Oranges and llaiinuns, lsen dozen lip.
Extra Pint) Cranberries, 10, 12$, 16, 18 cents
is;r ijuart.
HUOA11SI 8UUA1WI
Confectionery, New Orleans and Dark Drewn
Sugar for Hakim; your (llnuer Cakes.
Try our XXXX Fleur nt We lwr quarter, and
New Orleans llaklne Molasses, the finest In the
world, at l.ewest Prices.
CANDIES! CANDIES I
r,1, H',6, 0, 10, IS te 23 cents per pound. Spe
clal i'rlces te scbisils.
Loek ut our CH1USTM AS OHEKTINa Cards.
The llnest ever plven away In Ijtiicnster. .lust
the thing le deconite your Christmas Tree
with.
AT
TEA AND COFFEE HTOltE, NOS.
SOUTH QUEEN 8T11EET.
12 & li
Telephone. Free nnd Prompt Delivery.
P.8. Plenty of extra help te wall en you nil.
Ne Delay.
Suva,
Ii EALSKIN COATS AND JACKETS.
FOH
Christmas 7
Best Sealskin Coats and Jackets,
LAKOIWT AND HANDSOSHWT VAIUETY
OP SHOULDEIl CAPES. COLLARS and
.MUFtS IN ALL THE LEADING FUHS.
39 West King St.
e2U-2md
f TANDSOME, USEFUL AND DUHA11LE
A HE THE
Acceptable Gifts.
Our line Is especially adapted te suit purchas
ers who dcslie te elve durnble and useful
presents.
Could 5 ou lniHL'Ine a mere appropriate ene
than a
Seal Sacque or Jacket.
A NICE
MUFF, STOLE, FUR HOOD
OR UMBRELLA?
Could Iho Men or Hots be mere TlCklcd than
te ltceclve
A NICE NEW HAT, A SEAL CAP, FUIl COL
LAR, OLOVES, UMHRELLA OR
TltAVELINO HAG?
CHILD'S TOY TRUNKS. All Size.
as-Highest Prices Paid for Raw Furs.
stauffFr & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
(Ertvvirtoce,
IJLEIUHS! SLEIGHS 1
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
n,t2,i" MARKET STREET. (Rear or the
I'Oktentce), I.ANCASTER, PA.
I have new readv the lluesl assortment of
AL1IANY aud PORTLAND SLEIGHS, both
Single it ltd Deuble, eer etlered te the public.
Prices te suit the limes. Call and examine
them
A full line of lluggles, Pluctnus and Carriages
of every description. AlsoSeeend-Hand Werk
of eery variety. Gle me a call. All work
warranted.
4-tcpnlrlug In nil Itsbraiiehe. Oue set of
workmen especially empleyed for thai purpose.
.illettfrH'iU'ltO.
Rem
I JUST RECEIVED
. FROM
Keenigsliiirg, Prussia,
Twe llarkgreuuds inade eseclnlly for Hest and
ThrixMjuartcr lugth PholegrapUs.
50 i-2 North Queen St.,
Next Peer le the Itwterilra.
ln7J'inii
SVttovJtrue.
y UTHER S. KAUKFMAN,
A1TORNEY-AT-LAW.
Beeend Fleer Eshlcmau Ijtwllullilliig, Ne. II
North Duke UlrvuL siir;t-lyd4w
ILIURT
F1S
Vtarktnttrtt
A RBASOWABLK BVOdBSTlON.
The certrlng of lara pipe with reliable
material insures drr atnaai and taive fuel and
attentien: the cost of the covering lielng some-
umisirnnaf)iiiin a ninaioyenriuKaTinirei iqci
lnai
alone, inenen material
e Btr uflerratelhe
public I tl
Megeesia Sectional CeTering,
Fer Btcain Plpen, Belleni, Brine Pipes, Etc,
and Is for sale only In Iuicestcr aud Lebanon
counties, by
CENTRAL MACHINE WORKS,
W. PARKE CUMMINQ8, Prep.,
NOS. Ui & 130 NOHTH CHItlSTIAN ST.,
Lancaster, Pa,
Price llita nnd discounts and directions for
applying en application. Special terms te the
unne. Alse vnive
at Jobbers' Prices.
lse Valves, Pipe, Cocks, Fittings, Etc,
UUTO-Ulllt
S'
TEAM ENGINE AND UOILEKWOIIKU.
Steam Engine
-ANrj
Beiler Works.
Visitors te the Fair,
It wilt pay yen te call nt my Works and ex
nmlne our Sleck of
Engines !
Allew us te quote you prices nnd see
facility for turning out work.
Portable Engines.
i Horse-Powor t 425
6 Horso-Pewer 475
8 Herse-Power 625
10 Herse-Power 675
15 Heme-Power. R75
20 Horse-Powor 1,175
Portable Engines,
BECOND-HAND.
6 Herse-Power..
H Herse-Power..
15 Horso-Pewer..
....2a
.... 2V
.... 275
Boilers, Second-Hand.
Five 30 Herse-Power, 60 In. Dlnm., 16 fcet Lene.
22 451n.Tubes. Price, 1175 and 1150.
One Beiler, .10 In. Dlam., 1.1 feet Ixing, 21 S In.
Tubes 12 feet Leng, with Flre Frent
Castings, 1125.
1 CARRY THE LAROEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER, PA.
Manufacturer of Stationary Engines, Mill and
Mining Machinery, Saw MIHh, Hark and
Cob Mills, Pumps, etc
Contractor for Steam Heating, Direct or Indi
rect, or by Het Water.
OUR HOT AIR FURNACE
IS THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
Repairing Promptly Attended Te.
Jehn Best,
PKOPRIETOll,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
..- -- 1. 1 n
Ijhmumve.
H
IOH & MARTIN.
-AT-
Docerntetl Dinner Set, from Hnvi
Iiimi Cliiuu (line tin-nation) K'iiii-Per-i-uluin,
Whlte Stone Ware tti Eii(;lihli
Printed or l'lnlti Wliite, at iiriees eqiin 1
te any in the market. Decorated China
Degxurt, (iiiine, Kish, Oat Meal, Trinket,
Pudding Set, &e. Krnlt, Oywter -uid
Jlone Plates. Celery Trays. Tea, Cof
fee and IJoulllen Cup. A. D. Colleen,
from the ehenpcMt te $12 each. Iteyal
NVerccater, JaptuiOHj Ware and ether
Fancy Goods in large quantities.
CUT GLASS'
IN NEW DESIONS.
Pressed nnd Engrnvcd Glassware in
New Styles and in Large Quantities.
Rochester Lamps iu a Variety of Styles
mill nt tlie Lewest Pricts. Don't mnke
your teleetieu ntil you
VISIT
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street. .
"YflLLER'S IIORAX SOAP WJLL WASH
llj. Clethes and e cry urtlcle under the sun.
D
Vr
Vrn
e
HRMTMAH PRESENTS.
Urand Meetlnj of the Believer In
Santa Claus
-AT THK
New Yerk Stere.
Suitable Presents
Fer Yeung nnd Old. Blocks never were Larger,
the Variety Greater, nor Prices Lewer.
ElegnntRilk Plush Plush Albums, BVe, 78e,
II, 1125 teW 75c Each. '
Plush Werk Bexei, 25c, 50c, 75c, f 1, f 1 25 te 15
Each.
Plush Toilet Cases at fl, II 25, II 50, It 75 te $10
Each.
Manicure Sets, Smoker's Bet, Shaving Bet.
Ladles' nnd Gentlemen's Umbrellas, Geld,
Silver, Nickel nnd Natural Weed Handles, at
II, $1 15,11 25, II !T ft 60 te 15 Each.
Colored Uerdcr Handkerchiefs nt6,8, 10, 12W
te 50 Cents Each.
Embroidered nnd Hemstitched Handker
chiefs in nil the Latest styles.
Colored Silk Handkerchiefs nt 25c, S7Ue, 60c,
75e te It 25 Each.
Cream Bilk Mufflers at 75c, II, 1125, 11 60 te 13
Each.
Fine Wax Dells, 12J, 17, 20, 23, 37K te 75 Centa
Each.
Bisque Dells, Wash Dells, Drcwcd Dells, Toys,
Games, Teel Chests, Ilaskcts, Tables, Black
boards, Christmas Cards, Illustrated Hymns.
Hundreds of 12 ine. Bound Beeks Poetry,
History, Adventure, Travels, Fairy Talcs, Fic
tion, Ac, c., 22c each ; only hair price.
Shakespeare Complete, large edition, 50c;
worm ti 3.
TC-att &Sliaxil
Nes. 0, 8 & 10 East King St
N
EW BOSTON STORE.
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square,
IB OFFERING MOST EXTRAORDINARY
AND WONDERFUL
BARGAINS
IN ALL KINDS OK GOODS.
1
Observe ! Observe !
Ladles' and Children's Black Ribbed Hose at
Gtc a Dnlr.
00 Inch Turkey Red Table Linen at 2 a yard.
40e Fnuey Ribbons at 5e a yard.
6c HuchtiiKS nt 3c a yard,
fs Haudkerclilefs al.'ica yard.
7ic Red Underwear nt 50c each,
tl 25 Flannel Skirts at two ench.
Men's 50e Flne White Shirts at :J7!c each.
Jten's 25c Half Hese at 12c n pair.
T5e Flannel SklrtsatOOe each.
50e Pantaleon Goods at 33c a yard.
37Je FlnoTewels nt 2 each.
Je Linen Setts (Cleth and dozen Napkins) at
BfiOnSett.
&0e Corsets nt tntjjc each.
8c, 10c, 12Je Ladfes' Linen Cellars nt Be each.
25c Cashmere Olevcs at 17e a istlr.
3.1c Woolen Hose at 25c a pair.
75c Nankins al 50e a dozen.
$1 Napkins at 75e 11 dozen,
tl 25 Napkins at 51 a dozen.
Jewelry
l.ace Plnsat5c.Sc, lOe, 15c te 25e. each.
Children's ' Solid Geld Rings " at 25c each.
White Bed Spreads.
82 00 Spreads nt f 1 CO each,
fJW Spreads at !2 50 each,
SI 25 Spreads at Wccach.
Handkerchiefs and Silk Mufflers
At Most Reasonable I'rlces.
WONDERFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL RE
DUCTIONS IN
DRESS GOODS
Which you will de well te Inspect.
In the Nick " O " Time tve come te yen with a
" Great " Closing; Out Sale of
TOYS.
Net ene Tey will be carried eter If low prices
will rid us of them.
Come Early ! Come Early I
-TO THE-
few Bosten Stere,
24 Centre Square.
Jbnbvcllite.
TyM URELLA HEADQUARTERS.
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR-
DA
IWld
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
11 EAST KING STREET.
e3-3md
X.TOT1UE TO TRESPASSERS AND 11IIN
t3i NERS All persons are hereby forbidden
te tresistss en any oflhe lauds of the
Jeruwall
jiaeiwcutteii estates in iiianen or Utncaster
ueuntles, whether Inclesed or iuilncli.sii, cltlicr
for the purpee of sheeting or rlshmic, as the
law will be rUldly enforced atfalml all tres
passing ou said lands of the undersigned arm
tuts net
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
H.PF.RCV ALUEN,
EUW.U. FREEMAN,
Atlemey for U. W. Coieuutn'i Iltlrs.
Christmas
loci
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