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LAW0A8TEB.PA., January 15, 1890.
Benjamin Hnrrisen.
5f One Benjamin Harrison lias ix-cn
president or tlicc United States for nemc
ten mentbs. Meanwhile events have
net been remarkably quiet. The Ba Ba
mean business, tlie tremenileus Heeds,
storm nnd Area, the very lively niul
Interesting Democratic electoral tri
umphs, tlie ITuyllcn trouble, the Moli Meli
lalia muddle, Canadian notation of an
nexation, seal fishery excitement, the
congress of the America, new lel,
strayed or stolen, and llnally the sudden
nppenranee of the Republic of Urnzll.
During these lively ten months It Is net
recorded that President Dcnjamln Har
rison has said bcautf. He has Only once
Intruded his personality In the gulc of
a dreary message te Congress, which no
one would pcrleusly pretend te describe
as saylug beans en nny topic treated.
He has net even ventured te talk out
firmly nud emphatically en the harmless-question
of Drnzll's republicanism,
although even the peer hunted cnr
of IhiHSIa has; mustered couruge te
give the new republic n hearty
kick. What is tlie matter with
Harrison ? With nil these opportuni
ties for doing or saying something te
Indicate (hat he is Jumping along with
events he has remained silent and pas
sive. His premier, famed for brilliancy,
says nothing ; nnd n patient nation has
assumed that like "brer rabbit," he was
"lying low." But events come uiuJfge
and the tranquility of the ndinWffst ra
tion continues. Even Tiiiujr Is re-
.nwllTf with regret as fuurnshing the
lrtrotien. He was Inretstliig nnd suc
cessful as mi ass, nil while serving in
that capacity matftfthlugs lively. Since
his departure ha eenvietlun has been
ffi steadily' growing that the nduilnlstra-
tieuissick. I'resKicui iiarrisenis sick
in his premier.
Ereniier Blalne has fulled loweikns
Jie was wound up and guaranteed te de
en foreign affairs. The Samenn, Cana
dian, Hnytlau, Pan-American and Bra
zilian matters, have all failed te bring
any buw; from his machinery, which
proved se neNy before the presidential
' election. The lien's tall is free from
knots, and ether American nations lmve
net been drawn within the sheltering
arms of the United States. One Beilja
miu HarrTsen Is evidently sick nnd nnx nnx
leus te be let alone, for his premier
refuses work, and w hut can the peer
man de?"
'urren (inuge Pelilichuis,
The factional eeutlict within tlie Ite
publican party is waxing fierce. As an
item of war news we publish te-day n
rerriarknble letter which bus appeared
in "Wharten Barker's Amrrh-an and at
tracted much attention. Thlslettersets
forth the' grievances of the men who
fought, bled and died se nobly for Ben
jamin Hnrrisen before he was president,
and have been ruthlessly handed ever te
the tender mercies of Quay. Thelrstntc
of mind Is sad, but their fate might have
been expected. Quay Is nil powerful.
Pennsylvania no doubt nppcars te tlie
ordinary Bcpubllcan te be firmly and
eternally wedded te her Idels, and why
should Mr. Harrison treuble himself te
keep friends In Pennsylvania. Bess
Quay Is the man who rule, nnd
the one thing essential is te please him.
The correspondent of the Amcriixm llnds
very general surprise- at the manner
In which President Harrison has re
warded his opponents nnd estracised his
friends, but thut Is the frequent practice
of narrow gauge politicians under sim
liar circumstances, nnd the "friends who
arc new disappointed have only them
selves te blame for falling te properly
measure the character of their num.
The pelltlcan of tlie Harrison brand
finds his mind fully occupied in contem
plating the immediate future and can
only fcchcme and plot te further his iel
flsh Interests ns they appear te his lim
ited vision. The way te move him Is by
fear net by services. He Is net a strong
bold fighter, who advances by striking
hard blows, but he operates by careful
strategy, changes of haws and trencher
our devices. Our Bcpubllcan friends
are tendered commiseration in their
distress for after all it is net
se much their fault. Among their
leaders they have net one en whom
they can lcly for uiii-ellbh patriotic
work, and If they had net fallen prey te
Harrison it would lmve been te some
one else quite as inconsiderate of their
friendship for revenue only .Tliereure un
mistakable signs of very het times when
the work of getting things in shape for
the struggle of 1S92 at last commences.
Then the character of Republican leader
ship will be manifest nud with Wuua
maker, Quay, Dudley, Blaine and
Ingalls In full cry for the various ends
of their ambition It will lie strange In
deed if there is net a grand revolt of the
better element of the party.
Evrltetl Portuguese.
, The Portuguese take their English
medicine very badly, but it Is net easy
te see what they are going te de about
W An ominous incident Is the loud and
Siger expression of sympathy offered
wM ly the Kpaulfch liberals te the l'ertu-
guese protectors against Knglutul.
AS? AU calm men must admit that
,TJ the government of lnrtin.nl nnM
s'-S? net have acted with mero llrmuebs.
-, than it did in the dispute with Kuelnnd.
y hut n nation can net be made te yield
.:;, , te force without provoking resentment
. L'f which must find some vent, and nulte
K''4 naturally exiiends itself upon the tin
es fortunate powers that be. The incident
:f has immeasurably strengthened the
feeble but ever active- republicans of the
Kingdom, and encouraged by sympathy
"Varelii Spain and France nud by the
v MCUUH VI JJ!llll!!ll I'YCUIU 11 HIIIIIU
J net lm KlirnrUlliir If Clu.v i',-ri- kruui
''khtw.wt ..InJLl.... .1. T. !... I
t . w m.m.iiiiu inivjigiii, j i iiu- liven
Tixwnered that Bismarck urged Lord
.Jfrltebury te deal uently with Pertuirnl
-jt,teOuiK of th danger of wrecking
v' Hueuter i n. one ami be provoking u gen-
;'! nhakliu-AS of European royalties.
. Knglaud doe unt teem at preent te
;.kave anything te fear from the doings of
he Portugess, but if there should be a
general revolutionary movement en the
peninsula it would probably reecho
strong support ftpm restless France, and
that would surely set the armies and
fleets In motion all ever Kurepc; for the
!lusian autocrat would have a linger In
the pte If France Mas active. Lern tsni
lsbury may yet repent his arrogance
with Portugal. He seems te have acted
with the usual British want of
coiiHlderatleu for the natural pride
of ethers, and in spite of the strength of
hlsldeef the nrgtiincnt has continued
tn nllenate foreign sympathy. The
splendid African record of the KuglMi
nscempntvd with Portugal's dark and
sleepy rule would have commanded tlie
general approval by the civilized world
of F.ngland's stand In the matter, but
the impatient nml bullying tone of the
British disgusted everyone.
The concentration of Pertugese forces
In Africa atlrncU attention and the pros
pect of a European wnr fought eiitln
Africa is facetiously dlscus-cd. Hew
much better it would be If the dark con
tinent could be inade the theatre of war
and the great powers could be )crsunled
te de their lighting In that forsaken col
ored country. Fortunately there Is net
much probability of the Immediate trial
of (lie Morgan Immigration scheme or
foreign powers might took tn use it for
recruiting (heir African untiles.
Seriously there seems te be no im im
me.llate clanger of war in Africa or
Kurepc, but events In Portugal nnd
Spain are worth the closest nttentlen
and the Kngllsh quarrel Is net a trifle by
nny means.
Tun corrependont vv lie pretests against
tlie street car nitlsnnce In Conlre Square
Rlrlkcs tlie nnll en tlie head sqiinrely, nnd
counclhnen nnd street railway managers
would de well te ponder Ids remarks.
Tun rumor comes freifi Waslilngteutlial
the Cramps Imve cirued the lilglicxt pos
sible premium for tlie oxeesslve power dq dq dq
volepod I)' tlie oiigllies of tlie ciulser H.il H.il
tliilere. This will nineunt te ene liundml
and tlitrty tlieusaud dellarn, nud iih tlie
less for fallure te coniplcte the vessel en
time Is (lftoeu tlieiiHaud tlie halance N wild
te be clear prellt. As nn erTHct te this tlie
Cliicrlosten'H builders ceiiiptaln of nieiiny
lest.
Tm: AvnntCAN' suuadreii of evolution
made an Imposing speetncle In the liarbgjv
11 i.iHoeu inn, inoie wns iijJemijOM)
lren.clad In tlie hnrjKJT"lh.it nilglil
lmve recked Uu),n n" '" battle. Tlie
Vnxee da ciafni is net iinicli bigger
than tlm Yorklewu, tlie smallest of
tlie squadron, but she Is lu-ally nrinor nriner
clad while our nhlps nre precllcilly with
out protective armor. Tlie Chicago beasts
it stcel deck nn inch mid n half thick as Its
strengest nriner, but the Portuguese ship
Is armored with Meet plales from six te
ten Inches thick. The heaviest gnus
of our fleet nre eight inch rlllcs but
the da dniiM cirrles J.e ten inch
Krupps. Taking ene consideration with
another our navy might venture te ntntid
up against Portugal which dens net pretend
te rank ns n navnl power,biit i( that plucky
llttle nation had been quarreling ulth uh
instead of with Kngland tliore would
probably lmve been n war. The Anglo Angle Anglo
Pertugcso Incident shows thn value of
war power in preserving peace.
UUKKii cjtrr.iir.r,
tVirgu ranillles (e lle ssiilixtiiiiltiill.v
t:u-
eonriiKed Ity tee l'rnvliice.
Tlie Joke of the Kcasen hi the provincial
parliament of CJnebee Is the inliitHtnrlal
measure foreshadowed In the NK'ech fiein
the throiie for giving n tiee homestead of
luxineres te every living family of twehe
children of thn mum father nud mother.
Families of twelve and ever nre by no
means senren among the Krenrh-Ciniidiau
population of Canada, especially in the
rural districts. Tlie bill ban net, as yet, been
discussed, except In n general way, but
when brought down tu detail Its piovlslens
win ueuiitiess eejuiuicvieu ieu immhi or
less humorous criticism. Unu houeiahlit
gentlani.in eoinplaliieil of Its liibullleleuey.
Aliuudred aerosol" laud, often wmth but
thirty cents an acre, Is net, In the opinion
of Heme Canadian legislators, it suliieleut
luducciiieiil. Mr. Tallien, chief of the op
position, suagosted that u propertloualo
traction of tlie grant should be kIcii for
every child overtweUe liitheRiiiie family,
nnd It is understood that tlie government
will take the propesxl into serious con
sideration. Thern would appear te be
Heme foree In the preposition Hint If liult
fulness nml multiiliiMtUiu et this Kind Is
te receive htnte recognition at nil, it Is net
rensouable that the Krant te families of way
thirty te fuity children should be the miiii'e
as that given te comparatively small faiui
11ns of tu clve or thirteen children.
The lien. Jean Ill.mchet, ex-sccintary of
the province, inferius me that thme are
at least two liuudred such cases in his own
county, lteauce nnd the province contain
sixty-llve ceuntleH. A well known states--imwwiggehteil-clmt-teiitlHHiHuiid
suHi eases
c mid be found. Paul De Cases, Premier
MoicIei'n brother-in-law, nnd famous us u
statlclan, considers this stateiucnt us tulce
tee high.
Te what oxtent Canadians nte fruitful
and multiply and replenish the earth may
be gleaned Ireni the fact that w lieu Canada
was ceded te ltritalu in 1700, the French
Canadian population In America iiuinbctcd
but 00,000. In 1:10 years this eempai.itivn
handful of people has lucre ised te U,b0J,U0i)
without any aid from foreign Immigration.
Alow illustrations, of Individual obcdl ebcdl obcdl
ence in Canada te the ilhlue (eiiiuiaul te
Ke-di will serve te Indicate hew this gi
gantic result litis hern attained. The Hen.
tied eon Onlinet, ex-prlme mliilhter et the
province of Quebec nud new Mipoilutond Mipeilutond Mipoilutend
out of public Instruction, Is thu twenty twenty
sevcutli child of the stme fither uud
mother. Thut this is net a phenomenal
lustitnce of prolificacy in Canada is shown
by the o.ltteuoo of n well defined rule in
the French Canadian parishes that the
twenty-sixth child In u family Is adopted
and brought up by the psrish pi lest. Due
twenty-sixth Is the proportion of thotithe
te the church, uud the euro takes the
tHcnty-sKth child as well as thu twenty
sixth 'IjiiiIi nud twcnty-Mxth ten of hay
and bushel et eats nud potatoes,
The wife of Dr. Ijirecque, the bcrKeaut-nt-nrins
of the l'.irllaiuent Heuse, has had
clghtneii children, although only ten nre
new living. His mether, his married Ms
ters nud ull his brothers' wives have each
seen fourteen oil se brunches round ubeut
tbe house nt ene uud the same time. Thu
family or P. X I.emleux, M. P. for f.evls,
Includes thirteen children; that of Corener
ltelleau, twelve ; tliatoftheChevallcr Mar
tlneau, lourteeii ; that of P. X. l.ctour l.cteur
neau, tlusuilth, thirteen ; tliat of T. I.,
bcteurucnii, Kt. Pierre, Mentui.iKiiv.
twenty. Tliore me tweutv-Mx living
children In thu famllv of Charles
liuriii, proprietor of the City hotel. Mon
treal, ami u woman residing at Lake St.
Jehn, whose name mv Informant lias for
gotten, hasu family of thirty-two. Bbyear
Hardy, hardware merchant of this cltv,
has been blessed with fourteen children In
thirteen years of married life, nnd nene of
them wero twins, whlle the thirty-four-year-old
wife of Themas Uivullee, liotol lietol liotel
keeper, Is the mether of eleven children.
A half-breed named Lafrauce, residing nt
Charlesbourg, has n family of twenty
siven, but has been three times nnrrled.
That seme of the fathers of tbe city nru
really se In a double e.qucltv Is shown by
thofacttliatilayerl.ee, of the parish, is
the father of a family of twelve, while tity
Councillor Duquet'sqiiivureentalns llfteen
arrows und City Councillor Vineeiil'H
twnlve.
The government reply te the eemphitiit
that the nropeseil grant Is net sulllclentlv
large will likely be that, considering Unit
the number of ellgiblH claimants is se
heavy, the burden created bv the hill Is us
large us the prevlncu cin'well alleid te
bear.
A Violation of Laber laivv.
A farmer near Cedar Huplds, Iowa,
named Melver, ris?ently wrote te thu sec
retary of the treasury, asking whether
tliore was any legal objection te his Impos
ing n number of farm pupils from dreit
Ilritaln through a bentbin ilrni. The mat
ter was referred te the solicitor of the treas
ury, who gaveun opinion that tlie preiNitrd
Importation would be a violation of the
alien contract labor law.
De Pens nnd Catnltare tlie "Urlppe t"
I'rein Clie New Yerk Mar. i
Ktenhcn Mulvey, a well-known uptown
deg doctor, u he leeks nfter the altcnents of
thousands of tlie pet pugs and poodle, caU,
entmrlcs nnd poll-parrots of tlie rcnidcut
oftlienerthorn end of the, city. Is having
treuble with tlie " grip," but ills trotible
Is net the trouble ofethordoctors. I looked
Inte the odoriferous place uhlch he call
his elllen. yesterday, nud found hi in with
Hlxly elgut sick dogs en hand, yelping,
A lilnlng nud mlsorable.
"What's the matter with tlie dogs?" T
nsked. " Ii QrlppeT"
"New," he salil, "dogs and cats don't
have the 'grip but I nover had se much
treuble In my life as Pre hud lately with
people who thought that their dogs and
eats had it. About tills llnie of tlie year,
when the weather Is ilianifonlile. cats nml
dogs that nre kept Indoors are very apt te
have a cold nnd n cough, .lust new tliore
nroletsofthoin, nnd, bestdes, tliore nre a
geed many dogs sick with ordinary
treubles which eouie from overfcodlng end
want of oxerclsoj whlle the owner of
every ene of these clogs Is sure that
the iitilnial has the ' grip', and nome of
thorn get mad nnd think I don't knew my
business If I don't say 'yes,' nnd coin cein coin
mnnce dosing tlie deg (or the 'grip' right
nwny. Women are the worst. They seem
te think that, te be right In style, tliey must
lmve the InllueiiM, nnd that all the family
must have It, even tlie deg nnd cat. The
only way I can de Is te say, Yes, it's the
"grip," sure enough,' and then euro the
clog of whatever troubles him, which Is
generally want of oxenlso nud overfeed
ing. Jliit whlle l' e heard or n geed man v
eases of 'grip' among animals, f Imveul
seen n single case."
A Itolibery of l I ,(l(l().
A invstorleus robbery by which the
Wells Carge Kx press company lest ?11,(KX)
wni committed at Dallas, Texas, en Hun
day. The money was Inn box in tlie
company's otllre In this city en Hun
day morning, but It disappeared during
the day. Hiiperlntendetit Clirlstousen ar
rived from Housten last night, nnd Is
woiklngen tlie eusn. Kdward Perry, tlie
local agent, says no trnce of tlie box or Its
contents can be found, but he thinks It
may have been missent. Tills theory was
exploded last night by telegrams from nil
messengers who have geno out en runs
hIiice the robbery. The express efllclals
rcfUHe te say anything, but nre working en
a theory of conspiracy among empleyes.
Tlie Tiil'ltr oil l!ll(:.
Assistant .Secretary Tichnor has replled
te an Inquiry made by a Phlladelpliluii as
te tliejdiitlabln character of lightning bugs
from Cuba, that, whlle that question had
net been considered bv thu department,
the prevision in tlie tariff act prescribing n
duty eris) per cent, ad valerem. .en llvo'anl llve'anl
mnlshnsnt vurleUH tlnnrs'bcen held te be
applicable tqleeM, birds nnd live llsh ro re
HJit'etlvriyT" Tlie bugs nre Intended as fir
maments for ladles' dresses, nnd tlie Cuban
variety Is said te be particularly large and
luminous.
Oil, innMcu with grim teeth, uvnunt 1
1 lieucli fair en seem te leek open,
llccniiMJ you don't useHOZODONT.
Tlie Nucctueiis of your mouth Is none j
Your lircuth Is heavy, and, from this,
Your lln no meru Inv lle a kls. JIJ-cihIaw
lie was M looting preeiiln for his girl hefore
C.'hllnlinan. tic Ijeimlit nil ninlitr comb, u box
efcaramals and a hoitle of Dr. Hull's Ceuuli
Hjnip, ami Hliewcd lilliiKt'lf tlicritiy a right
senllile dude.
" l.uteriirlcef grcntplth nnd moment" nre
MicimressliiK the intnilx of men, that they uc-
uic i nieir own nuiers, null grew eui Willi
own nMutrs, uud urew elitvvltli pain,
that u bottle ofHnlvatlen Oil will
feruclllmj
cure an.
"Thing Are Seldom What They Scorn."
While the nloe K In the iiiatii, true, still
there Imui exception te the Beneriil rule, as In
tlie ciimj III niuiiy hiMtuiiceH, V'e refer te Dr.
I'leree'H IVIIdU, vUilch niu net only nil they
ws-'iu, tail mere. In torpid liver, liiilli;cnth)ii,
KliiBKlsluicss of the beupls, lillleumii.Ni', iimi
headache, the relief ulliinlcd by their ukii Is
wonderful. ; Wl'lutw
I lOOIVSH.VUSAl'AKIU.A.
Rheumatism
In believed te be inilkedjlpy excess of lactic acid
hi the bleed, ewlnt: te the fallure of thekldneys
nud liver lopreperly icininelt. TlieaclduttackN
the ilbreus tissues, jiartleularly In tliejeliils,
und iiiir.es I he liK-ul manifestations of the dls
ease, pains and uchesln IhebacUaad shoulders
nnd lu the Joints nt Hie knees, ankles, hips nnd
utIhIk. Theusuiids of people have found In
Heed's Harsnpat Ulan positive nnd ix'riiiaiient
cure for rheumatism. This medicine, by Its
purifying and vitalizing action, ucutralles the
ueldli) of the bleed, and also builds up and
KtrcuKthcuti the whole body.
Wonderful I'ropertlot
" I bavetnken Hest'sHai.aiiarlllaaiul found
It excellent for rheumatism and itjspepsla, I
suilertsl fur many leiistjears, but my coinpleln
leeevery Is due te HimkI'm Karsapnrllla. 1 ri1 ri1 ri1
oeiiimond It te every one beeause of Its won wen
tlerfiit properties asa IiIihuI niedlclne." Jehn
Kl'l.i. i.man, Ki Chatham rltreet,Clucland,Ohle.
Iiillaininulei'y ItbeiiinntlHiii
"I Just want people te knew Hint uelliluk
IliMd'sHirsaparll!a the best rcuusly for lulliiiu lulliiiu
luatery rheumatism lu the world, ity husband
hud this terrible allcetlen for two yearn nnd
Heed a Kirsnpurllhi helped him meru than any'
thing else. I nm always (lad tntcllwliiit HinhI'n
Harsainrllla has done." .Vlijs. r, Aiici.nse.n,
Kalem, lud.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
SnldbyalldriiKKiHln. ft ; fdx ler te. Prepared
enlj h. C. 1. HOOD .t CO., Lewell, .Mass.
lOtlDOMr.SO.VIDOl.l.Atl (1)
Sw
lTsi'r.ciKifce.
Llncercd Betwecu Life and Death.
JIrs, lice. 1 Hiiioete, a hlgblj eulllvnbsl and
estimable lailv of Prcsoett, Ark,, writes under
dale of April Hi, I S.VJ : " During the summer et
IM7 my eji-H becaiiie llillnincd, uud mv sto ste
nmeh und liver iihnest lieielcsslv disordered.
Nethlnii I nte nijreed w Itti me, t'toek chroule
dlniihie.i, nnd ler some limn my lire wasdo wasde
kimlrcil of by my family, 'llir lending pusul
elans of tlie country woie susulted,und the
medicines administered by them never did nny
perimineiit keihI, und 1 IhiKCied between life
und denth, the Inter bclnc prrlcrnbtc te the
nijeiiles I vms rmlurlUE. In -Mn, IssS, I be
came disgusted with phjslclnn uud their
medicines. I dropped tlicin nil, and deis-nited
solely en Hwin's Spccllle iS.H. M.(, u few bottles
of which innde me s'rmaiieiit)y well well
from then until new."
MADi: Illis I.1CK A lll'llDCX.
I have hail kcrefula until It made mj llfeu
burden. I was Inexpressibly miserable, hick,
vtciilc, sleepless, uud unlmppy; dcsirliiK that
the short time which seemed te liawi Imsmi
allotted te me en this earth would hasten teuii
end. 1 tried doctors' tieutmeiit and medicine,
uud travel, but none of thusedldany iroeil.for
tliesrrel'nla Kradnully grew wers. Oneph)KlJ
rlnn, who 1 traveled fur te see, nnd te whom I
paid SlliO, iraveup the inseas heis'less. J then
cave up nil ether medicines, uud took only
isuin'sspedlle (rt. t,. H.) Tour bottles of that
iiiedleluuemed me, and for the past reurjeur
I lmve had us excellent health nnd 1 am us free
from disease ns an) bed) llv lug "
. I". 7- Nkuse.s, Fremont, Neb.
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(I) HWHT SPECIFIC,' CO.. Atlantn, Gil.
AitTiai's t.rrri.i: i.tvi:u fh.i.
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
CURE
.siik 1I adaehe rind relieve all the tietihles lucl
dint te it bilious slate of the system, such us
Dlrzlucss, nllu, Diewsluess, Dlstnss nfter
Ciitlm;. l'ulii 111 the Hide. .te. VVblli, llndr m;,.l
- t ..i.i .... i . . '--
iriiii,i,.ui,iu sulci s oils uet.ll
i shown lu curing
sick:
Headache, yet C'AUTFH'.H MTTMJ I.IVFH
I'll.Ii nru ispnitly valuabln lu L'oustliMtleu,
rurln nnd preventing this nnnevlng com cem
plulut, whlle they ulse eerns-t ull dlsordcmef
the stetimch, stimulate the liver nnd regulate
the beweU. t:ven If they only cured
HEAD
Ache they would bn ulmest priceless te these
who sutler from this distresstin; uiniplaliil;
lull fertunatel) their cecKtuess iUk-h net end
here, nnd the-u who once trj them wllltlnd
these little pills valuable lu se many vvuvs thut
tliey will net be willing te de without them.
Hut after all sick luad
tslhebaneef se mnny lives that here Is where
we iiniKueurgrcai beast, uurjill
pills euro It while
ethers de net
t'Aunni'rt i.rrn.i
UVKHI'fl.Uinrevn
sninll und very uuy te tuke. One or twepllfs
iiiuKouuese. iney nre strictly vegetable nud
ilonet urlpu or purse, but li' their gentle iw iw
lleu plenseull who usuthem. I.i vlnUuttKcU;
(ivutertl. wild ever) where or sent by mull.
cAHTKtt sh:dicini: co ni:v yekic.
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
uugU-lydeed
i0namkev'
FflltADKLrHlA, Wcdnester, Jan. IS lsOO.
Cloaking.
Music in the air among
Cleakings and Wrap stuffs.
Yeu can afford te lay them
away for another season. May
be plenty of Use for them yet
before the bluebirds come.
60-Inch Heal gkln Cleth for Wraps, Ceals,
and Capes
117 quality for II I
IIA quality for 112
I1 qiinllly for 111
tl2tinlllyfertl0
III) quality for
ri quality feri:
IS quality Ter M
6l-lneh Illnek Fur-lock DlneenaU .
rimqunltty rerK
fiO-lncli Fur-tinck llluctt French Hlclllan
Viquailtvfertt
fAlncli Fur-linck lllaclc French Figured
C'leuklngs
17 GO quid Ity ferM
tuqunlltyrerll M
tllnch Fur-buck Weaver In 15 of the now new
est shades
HauslltyferH
riWqiiRllty fer2
Clinch Fancy Clenktngs, black seutache
mohair figures en colored grounds
1 quality for n
51-lnch Htrlped anil I'Uld Fur-back Cloak Cleak
Ingn, Kftyles, all new
tl quality for K CO
M-lnck Fur-back Mohair Htrlpe Cleakings
12 quality rer 11 W
M-lnrli Fur-buck Figured Cloaking! lu S
stylcn of light and ineillum shades
2WuttalltyferlJ
fil-tneh Fur-bncK Fancy Held Fluids rer
Children's Cesta
II 71 quality for It Xi
si uu quality ler vi
Jl feu's Shirts.
Something very special. We
set out some time back te get
up the best shirt that was ever
sold at fifty cents. Here it is,
in heaps ; five hundred dozens
or se te start with.
Loek at one. Excellent
muslin; 3-ply Irish Linen besom
set in net plastered ever the
muslin in the usual cheap way ;
gussets and stays that de what
they are meant te de. Besides
all this the fit is right and the
making right. A marvel at
half a dollar. We hear of
$1.25 enrls that arc net se
geed. Short and long sleeves
and sizes 1310 17.
Linens.
The old, old story of quality
yoked te unheard-of prices.
Belew " importer's cost " you
knew we de our own importing.
Let the goods talk.
Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, 12le.
Knotted Frluge Dainusk Towels, 15c.
Knotted Frlugu Damask Towels, large size,
.Knotted Frlnge Damask Towels, large nze,
i!2c.
Knotted Fringe Fine Damask Towels, ."Se,
vrell worth uec.
Kiiellejl Frlnge I'ine Damask Towels, !t!e,
geed value ul COc.
Clermun llarnsley Tnble l.tnen, perfectly
free from starch nnd very heavy, lu olil elil olil
fashlencd Herman patterns' weilh II a
urd, reduced te-dny te ISie.
("Inch Cream Damask, Impossible te Im Im
eort at our prhe Meil yard.
"a (lli-lnch) Crenm (Icrinnu NnpLlnsnl gV'n
deen. Compare with any ether up te
It 'Jj a deen.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Sev Sulc cv itcut.
TT1CIH ItKNT-A THHIIII-HTOIty
llltICK
.1 Ducllhur Heuse, with imslern
melts. Nn. 317 t'jlsl. Kllur street, ullli llrlnl;
Htubloen let. New occupied by Jehn W. Heb
man. Apply te CHi). D.Hl'ltECUKll, Ne. 2U
Jiist King street. js-tfil
OUlll.IOHAI.KOF
BUILDING MATERIAL
O.N SATUIlllVV, J.VNDAllV 18, lS'O,
will be sold nt the Oriel Mansion, northwest
corner 01 Duke and Walnut streets, tlie follow
ing material :
Window und deer frames, doers nnd trim
inlims, stairways, marble and weed muiiths,
kltrheu dressernnd closets, murble steps, nsil
Ing slate, Imlceny, bath tub uud water closet,
two-story frame nltuchment, peich, range and
circulating boiler nnd shoe.
Sale te commence at J n. m. Heuse w 111 be
eiM-n Friday (17th.) and Kituritiiy urteriioen.
Jll-Ivvd JACOIlUUNDAKEll.Auct.
(JJECiThE A HOMlfl-OH YOUlTi'AMHA"
Secure a Heme for Your Family,
I'OK SATK
OX THK MOST MHEltATj Ti:UMH.
-Twe-story brick dvvfllliig homes, lets 100
feetdts'p. en lincaster avenue, between Will
mil und I.enien streets.
TwiHdery tirlck dwelling houses with man
sard reef, perches In front, lets it', feet deep, en
North Fine, betvv ecu Chestnut uud Walnut
streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with front
yurds, Iren retires, lets 1J0 feel deep, en West
Walnut, belw ecu Alary nnd I'lue sereels.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, tots tl feet
deep, en West Lemen stieet, between Charlette
unu Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelling houses, lets lMfeet
deep, with all the modern Improvements, front
imls en West Chestnut stuet, between l'iue
und Nevln streets.
Alse houses en Ilnst Walnut, North I.lme.
North Mary, bclwcs n Walnut uud I-enmn, und
luien, but vi evil Mary and l'tne streets.
All the above houses nre lu geed order, newly
papered, gas fixtures lu all the rooms, water In
the kitchen, unit the cellars warranted te be dry.
Call unit sce for jeurself, no treuble te show
you.
JNO. F. CUM Eh,!
JAl'01IOIHi:U,Kl"-
npr20-lyd.M.W.H. 32U North Mnry Street,
REA,,1
.STATE OFFICE.
HERR'S
GENERAL REAL ESTATEOFFICE,
HOUSiy.lllIILDINCJ 1.0 rfl,FAKMS, MII.I-S,
Ac., for sale. Oreat bargains. Cull for our new
Cutnlegue Just out.
IIOIIHES and IUISINi:s.S FUOPEUTIESnl
mi) s en band for rent.
ItENra COI.I.i:cti:D - Properties taken
charge of, collection of routs, pa ment of taxes,
repairs, etc., attended te-w Itheut trouble or nil nil
liejaneu toevv pcrs,
MONEY TO liOAN ON MOUTOACJIX-l'er
these having money te Invest we haveilrst.
class innrtgiiKes en hand and the best of facili
ties for luvtstlug.
TITLE PAPElt-S prcpaiisl and titles carefully
exiimhied.
Allan A. Herr,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT
NO. IiWKASTKIXOSTUnnT.
Suid
ritltUE DALMATIAN INHECT POWDKIt,
1. pniell(sl byngetHt powder blevKr.ls the
luest ell cental destrev er of Hies mid ettitr small
tusicU. Fers-ile
AtHUllLEY'H Illiua STOKE,
:V1 Wesl Klmr Street
12
PF.lt CENT. DEIIENTUItE s'lOl'K
L'ertlt1entis In iiiiiltlnkw ,f81ill.llif itt.r
Miiiietiiusuuruei niiiy pain up skh k iiiriilug
u guuraiiteed eush dtildeuder 12 s'r rent. 1st
annum. pn)ublescml-minuuly, me tssiusl by
Clie lliilldlngund Usui Assis'latleu of Dakota.
Membership fu per share. frl.u). Kleck may be
leuverleit Inte eush utter two fears. Severut
thousand dollars nre needed te till approved ui ui ui
plleatloiisrerbsins. CorresHndence solicited.
. , .. lW.Hr.MH.INC, Munager.
Philadelphia Ortlie,
Ne, ill Walnut Street. Janl-3ineed
.T7irrr.. .. i - .. . . : ' : i"
9rn Geehm.
H
AOEItADItOTHEIt,
DECIDED REDUCTIONS
HAVK llt'.EN MADK THItOUaitOUT OUfl
MKItCftANT TAffXHINU
DKPA11TMENT
late Buyers of Overcoats.
SUITS OR TROUSERS,
HIIOULD NOT FAIU TO F.XAMINF. OIJB
HTOCK AND COMFAHE PtltCEH.
All-Weel Nobby Treuser Styles, II, te order ;
iiiiiitl price, KM. " '
HtylUb Hootch nnd Kngllsh Cheviot Trouser
KdecU, te, te order ; usual price, IS and 110.
Handsome Coxslmcre and Worsted Trouser
EiTccU, 18, te order j usual price, 112.
Kxccllcnt All-Weel Cheviot and Casslmcre
BultliiKS,tl2niidU, te order.
Btyllsh I'lald nnd Check Bulling Kirectn, 110,
te order j were 120.
NewKultlng EtrccUi, 820, te order ; Wcreti'N
Finest Caaslmere and Wonted Hulling Ef
fect, 125, te order ; Usual price, 135.
A Full Dress Hull, or Fine Black Diagonal
English Worsted, lined with best quality Hatln,
IM, te order ; usual price, lle.
Winter Overceatings te order nt greatly re
duced prices. Examine specially our lii Over
coats te order. Uned with best quality Quilled
Satin nnd Satin Sleeves.
Hager & Brether,
20, 27, 29, 81 W. King St.,
LANOASTElt, PA.
s
ACllIFICEHALK.
Charles Stamm,
LANCV.STEIt.PA.
15c nnd Wj Woolen Caps nt 10e.
51 AIUSI1U .VIntllerM ut&Oe.
Plush Ornaments, I, !, 3, 4,1, els.
Misses' Corset Waists, "2je.
Children's Weel Hese, 8, 10, i els.
Misses' and LndleR' Weel Hese, 12J$e.
Klc nnd 7uC Corsets nt 37) Jc und 60c.
75c and 31 Kid UlovealSOo uiidU7c.
Imam's Weel Bootees, I c and 15c.
3 pieces Toilet Beup for 5c.
Dicss.ShlcldsatSe nnd 10c.
Fine Dress Buttens nt '.', 5 and 10c n dozen.
7-lnch Black Rubber Combs at !c.
Bcst.Sklrtbraldatlc.
Best Ammonia al Ce.
Ne. II Silk Ribbon at &c
Ne. 10 Htrlped Satin Ribbon nt 10c
Torchon I-uces, 1, 2, 3, 1,5, (1, 7, 8, II, 10 cts.
$5 nnd V Menkey MufJx at SI 50 and S5.
midlines at 1, 3, 5, 10, Vi, 17 cU.
Dells cheap te close out
Black Thibet .Shawls cheap.
Blanket Khuw Is cheap te clese out.
l.ice Cellars, 5, 10, f. 17, 20, 25 cts.
I White Aprons, 20, 25, 33 te 75 cts.
5-Inch Feather Trimming at 5e a yard.
FurTrhiiiuIni; at half price.
Yeu Are Always Sure te Get a
Bargain
35-37 North Queen Street,
WrtfX'inqce.
8le
IOI1S I HLEIOHSI
EDTrV. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
C1,42,ca.C MARKET HTREET, (Rear or the
Posterilce), IiANCVSTER, PA
I have new ready the finest assortment of
ALBANY and PORTLAND H.EICIIIM, both
Mnglt) und Deuble, ever ettered te the public.
Prices te suit tlie times. Cull uud cxiuulue
them
A full lliioeflliiKKles, Phietnusnnd C'urrlnces
efevtr description. Also.-wend-HnnJ Werk
of every variety. Ulve me a call. All weik
vvurraiitcd.
er-Itepalrln In nil Its branches. One set of
vi urkmeu especially t'inp!eed lerlhal puriHe.
TIM.SKJONt2i.tiCO..
Manufacturers t'ONFECTIONF.R.S' FINE
PAPER BOX IX. Tbe most beuutBul Hue lu
the United Mutes. U15 CemnierceHt., Philadel
phia Pa. WrltoferduscrliitlvoprleulUt.
JiiiikLTDCmvI
TTENRi' WOLr,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te 1W Fast KIiir street, havluir a
full line of Furniture of every description ul ilia
low est prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended te. Call and examlue our ttoeds.
aS-UdU U. WOLF. IJOEsit King HUmU
hi pen Stat
weat Cbriii Sale.
w
STMi'S,
tftttti ftitfr ft Jl
s
HOES AND SUFTgM. v
. t sr"
BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
V '
Yeu could riotmalteamere eeepUble Clirlst
mas Present than a geed pntref HhoetiorUllp HheetiorUllp HhoetierUllp
pors. We have received another Invoice of
Uiese Celebrated 18.00 Hheea for Men, In all the
tee and widths, and the best shoe for W 00 that
Is made. We have ladles' Hhees at all prices,
nnd yen cannot fall te be suited. .
Plenty of Beet coarse and fine. Ooedyenrs
Gleve Itubbers are conceded te be the best In
the market, and these are what we sell almost
exclusively; a full line en hand. We have a
nice lotef Holiday Mllppers that we are anxious
te close out. UlveusaCalt.
wm. hTgast,
WAF MO. 10G NORTH QUEEN HT.
B
0OT8 AND HHOES.
SLAUGHTER PRICES
Bring the Answer Every Time !
ANYONE WHO KNOWB ANYTHtNO ABOUT
" BOOTH AND BIIOEH KNOWH THAT
Stackhense Is Offering Bargains
AT
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Street
HTOtlE FULL OF CUSTOMERS ALti LAST
WEEK.
EVERYBODY HAFPY I
WHY SHOULDN'T THEY BET THEY OET
BAROAINR AND WE'RESATf 8FIED.
ANOTHER BAROAtN LOT JUBT IN. OOODH
MUKTMOVE, ANDTHEY ARE
MOVING I
D.P.STACKH0USE,
28 and 30 East King St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
s
OCIEl'Y HHOES FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Leuis XV. Pattern.
FOR WEDDINCJ3, RECEPTIONH, BOCIA
' BLEH AND OI'IIEK FULL DREISl
OCCA8ION8.
This style Is net new In Ladles' Footwear,
but, as the maker claims, "one of these attrac
tive nnd graceful-looking. nhapes which will
always find admirers; tbe prettiest or shoes te
be worn en full dress occasions. They, '.better
than any ether, show every line and curve of
the feet." Of these here the uppers are the fin
est, softest, sleekest, silkiest kid, lined and fitted
superbly; In workmanship, models of excel
lence throughout. A moderate cost en them,
tee, for shoes se line. 0.00 per pair.
Hand-Sewed Health Shoes.
Every lady, eung or advanced In years,
troubled with enlarged Joints, bunions or corns,
knew thorn te lie painful as they ure unsightly
and mortifying. The mere a. corn Is cut the
larger II grows; tampering with Joints only
make them mero sere. "Letting alone" is
the best that can be done. Te euro them shoes
should be worn that at perfectly net loose
enough te rub, nor tight enough te press, or In
any way rrltate the tender spots. We have
them In shoes, the materials of which are son,
clinging nnd elastic; upper cut whole no
seams at side. The soles are sewed by hand,
the leather of 'which Is se pllable that the shoe
may be rolled up nnd put In the pocket. Are
comfortable nnd eusy the llrst time worn. Onee
tried, ulwa)s liked.
SHAUB& BURNS,
14 Nertjl&ueen Street, TjAncas-
ter. Pa.
II
EDUCTION IN SHOES I
SWEEPING REDUCTION
-IN-
TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING AND SUM
MER HTOCK.
Hlnce the Holidays I lmve geno nil through
my stock and have murked n large quantity of
the Men's Dress Hhees nt nnd below cost te
make room rer Hprlng nud Hummer Goods.
Men's Fine Calfskin, Hand-Hewed Bbees, In
Lnce, Butten and Congress, In two widths uud
ull sties, 5 te H, reduced from te te f I.
A complete (1 line, with Tips nnd Plain
French Tees, In Lnce, Butten or Congress,
marked down te $3.
A few mero left of the celebrated Rice it lluch
lns $3 Hhees, In I .nee, Butten und Congress, with
plain narrow and plain bread, tees, reduced
teSU.
Alse n let of shoes which we term " odds nud
ends," being sizes left ever from regular lines,
bought of fucterles who failed, sold or burnt
out, and ns we cannot match them exactly,
have marked them down in the sumo propor
tion. Mon'sSSHhncsteSI; $150 Shoes te S3 50; $
Shoes teU ; &1 Hhees te J.' 50; 1250 Shoes te .'.
This Is a Bena Flde Reduction, nnd we guai
ntee every shoe cv en nt these Lew Figures.
J-DlB)luy can be seen tn East Window.
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Ohas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FREY & ECKERT) the Leader of
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS. 3 & 6 EAST KINO HTREET,
LANCASTER. I'A.
. eyieur.;
T EVAN'H FLOUR.
"HEAR THK CONCLUSION OF THE
WHOLE MATTER."
If ou want Geed Bread rlahl along und ull the
time use
LEVAN'S
FLOUR I
Which has been tried and NOT found vvnntlng.
17COR HEA1KJDARTER.S
! A. O. K. of M. C K. of a. ., I. O. R. M
O. U, A. M., P. II. H. of A., 1. O. O. F Elks,
Cliaruu and Plus, go te
ERIHMAN'8,
NQ.C2 Wet KlugHtreet.
DM4TKRMI RliH' OYSTERS IN THK MAR
ket served lu ull styles, und meals ut ull
hours, at CHARLES E. If OsrKlt'H, lu the rear
of (he CriiUul Market. Oysters te Uie shell or
opened served te private fumlUes. Telephone
connection. uev-.'S-imaU
Mens Dress Shoes!
, mvcttvUm,
pitRKl
FireT
t ,i,,.t ppn,?tJl Mwlrimenief Canned Cern
udus.-i siiMuuy wnrriica si ins late Jenney
Andrews Fire, Philadelphia.
IX)OK AT THE lltlOK,
5 CTS. A CAN
Remember we guarantee the contents of esell
mm evrry uen 10 de First-Class, vve bare I
uui opened ennui ceuniemuu vreiuu eepie
te nave Ten mil and nxamlne mc.
aed Tomatoes from our regular stock at 7q
u ., mm largTe Rs tjans mat.
Blackberries at 7c, or 4 for 25c
TEA AND COFFEE BTORK, NOS. 12 i
SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
A T BURSE'S.
Coffees 1 Coffees 1 Coffees
The best Cedecs In the city for the nieney.
We buy In large nunntltles, for cash, and tall
for less profit new than when Coffees are
cheaper, se as te give our customers the best
v alue for the money.
The Best 25c. Coffee in the City.
Our Coffees are alwnys fresh roasted.
Our varieties nre Java, Mecha, Lnguayra and
iue,
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,!
LANCASTER. FA.
T HEIST'S.
FIRE, WATER AND SMOKE
Out of the Ruins,
REIST'S BIG BARGAINS.
NOTE WHAT WE SAY f
Yeu have no doubt read nn account of thel
Ilk' hire at Janne:.t Andrews. Philadelphia.
where thousands of dollars' worth of goods!
" went tin In smoke." nud thousands saw smoke I
and water only. We bought largely of tbel
smoKe unu water goeus emy 01 a lew lines, ana
ener mem te you ns iouews :
Four hundred dozen Canned Cern at 5c a can.
The labels enlv nre soiled by water. The corn!
weguurnuteofebo better than linker's or uny
ether lOe or 12c oern In the market. Itden'tl
pay te talc e It up.butwe wanteur trada te have!
u t uuuee ill. iu isuwinyuur nine, uuu ivuuibi
after It Is all gene.
' One hundred dozen Solid Packed Tomatoes at
7c a can. These tomatoes nre ns uoed as nnv 10c
or 12c tomatoes packed, nnd saw very little of
tne smeKe or waier. i.verycun guaranieea. A
big bargain.
One hundred dozen cans of Blackberries nt
Kearan. This Isnnether big drive. Think of
ll 1 four cans or r me iiincKUerncs rer rc.
One tlieusaud cans of French Peas nt lle and
12'ca can. Yeu never beard of the like before.
Geed ns any French Peas In the market at 18c
aim jw. ,
HERE WE ARE I
Only fifteen mats Finest Mandbellng Java
Celfee all vve could set. Saw smoke only and
net In the least attecied bv it. Tbe mice te-day I
Is.ljcnudStk'VBi. We will sell It te you at 28c
wre. every pound must, no ns represented.!
Den t miss mis ciiance.
A FEW OUTS1 DE SPECIALTIES.
Flne Bright Dates, 4 lbs for 25c.
lure Yerk SUite Heney, J5c, 3 fts for 2ie.
Mincemeat, c, 8c nnd 10c v R.
Dried Beer, lOe H rb.
Knuckle Dried Ileef, I5e p lb.
l'lcnlc Hams, Hep B.
And a Tlieusaud Big Bargains.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KINO AND PRINCE HTS.,
Directly Opposite
J. II. Martin A Ce.'s Dry Goods Stere, and
Nftxt Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
jfnvuttitrc.
A Card of Thanks !
We very gratefully thank our cus
tomers of the pastcnr who helped us
build n successful business. By the
means of
PRICE, STYLE AND QUALITY
We have merited your patronage and
given satisfaction. We lmve greatly In
creased our stock of
NEW FURNITURE FORSPRINO
FURNISHING,
And Invite an Inspection of our New
Hrvr.iM and Lew Piticus.
4fir- We stere goods until w anted.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Denlers,
2d, MA lib Floers, 3t SOUTH QUEEN
HlREET.
w
1DM i ER'S CORNER.
" DOWN WENT McGINTY "
HAS GROWN PRETTY THREADBARE
FROM CONSTANT USE ; BUT
McGinty Could Net Have Gene Much Lewer
than thi: nun: at
Widmyer ' s
PARTICULARLY
IN THE MATTER OF HOUSE-STIRLS.
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING,
CORNER
E. Kina & Duke Sts.
F
URNI8HING UNDERTAKER.
Furnishing
Undertaker !
Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
urn 1 taiii.
RESIDENCE, 37 WEST VINE ST.
1 1 K, v
.if.
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