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Win It LcmI Te Extmanutce.
5SvThe Philadelphia IVcm attempt te
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r.ii'preve that the beat results in legislation
vaave Deeniecurea Dy giving vne majur
ity full control In Congress. It te tntd
. ilttwt lr nf tiamnet-liif the
I majority and securing economy by rule
4WM adopted aa a systematic policy uy
"the Democratic majority elected In 1874,
f-wd beginning legislation In 1875." fc'e
. wrenuugwi'i" j - ..-,.......
lwe ae eager ler economy inatuivy u.
?SrlltwrtAK-.t tn wnrt'fe hntnncr them
Wmlvn. Hew different from the Re
jmblican majority new In power. Truly
."Sthe Press has confessed te an exalted
i opinion of the bread-minded self-sacrl
& flrinc? nnirletlsm of Democratic ceueress-
inen. Ne, they did net hamper tbem-
Ivcs. but submitted te tne cen-tun
& ttM.I tnt.ta kf f Itn mllini tl V fll crtiftrrlnfl
!5J4 hy long established precedent, and as-6''?-'
arfaH liv vir consideration of lUsttce
I P and far-seeing statesmanship. They re-r-tteinbercd
what the Republicans have
k forgotten, that the time might come
jjp when they would be a minority with
rigliis weny ei respeci.."
Tim Pjvjm rnMd te reimliliT the an-
tfe proprlatiens of the Heuse in the last
S fourteen years and notes thai tney in-
5". eimiivI. rlilln In Ihn ten vrara from
:&fi 1807 te 1870 the net ordinary expend!
a$& turea of the gewrnment decreased. It
weuiu nave ut-eu very unmuinuiuir iu-
PXAbA If t-ft-nrnmnnf nviuMiBMl liml tint.
CTahewn some 'decrease In the years fellow
W$ tag the war, and it must be rcmcmlwred
,p that even In these years the minority
svi was never evcr-riuucn as cspeaKcr iteca
JSjj and his slaves are new trying te ever
ft$T ride it. As for the increase, it was dur-
f-ji-iving years wncu me xicpuuucuns iiciu
Aj the government and the Senate, and (or
h:S two vean the Heuse, cxcentlui? enlv the
i f time of the Cleveland nilmlulst ration,
5 waen ine -sennie was aggressively lie
K&7 XWpUUUCUII fJJkUUVUllUUV IViCIIW w wu
B'. navy went te ruin, although it
?,;t' coat us se much that we should
f-Si nave
had a magnificent Ironclad
illeet ; but the many scandals of that
?'. j -. i r.-ii ...I ,
j eiSKracciui era ueeu nei ou reiienicu, mm
jE4men who knew the fuels can only wen-
r"'.-;. J- l. .,(l'.ln... nt 4l.la llnnnl.llnnti
jrsSi; ISH IUV Llltwiai.v. VI 1MB ikjiuwiiu.ii
.refereucc te them. The expenditures of
-'MaVnt venra linvn rrrnu'll wllli i.he ns.
Fpiien, and qulte naturally the appear-
;' nce of the surplus has stimulated the
.expenditure. Ne thoughtful, patriotic
i cttuen can tail te view wun concern
'M, this combination of perils new ceu-
Jjijfrenting the natieu, taxation largely
in excess of public needs, and a majority
Ala full control pledged te maintain the
Surtaxes and tempted by a growing sur-
Si .pHJH.
IS-''! Tl. Irl Sn.le Unnil
mav I1C1VII AKla ..lat
W, t ii u graiuytng te bee mat tue iie-
uuuuuiu iuciiiuii ui .un;iv93 uiu nut
all ready te obey the lash of thespcaker,
but that fcome of them have fulrnras
enough te accede te tlie rcnsonuble de
mand of the minority party for tlme te
discuss tlie rules. In view of the close clese
ueas with which the Republican mem
bers cllug te the speaker hi his
arbitrary rulings, It is surprising that
they new show such Independence. It Is
due doubtless te the fact that the helf
respecting members feel the humiliation
they have endured iu yielding se much
"te the demand of party unity us they
have done, aud they were therefore In
geed condition te revolt from any further
elf abasement.
We hardly can hope that they will let
this righteousness carry them fur enough
te accept amendments te the rules that
have been formulated by their parly
- committee ; hut hurely they must feel
an urgent prAsure from their con-
'clences te de se; aud It may be
that when the vote is taken they will
be in geed enough temper te vote as
they think rather than eh their party
leaders demand. The break which lias
s been made in the party following ought
te bear fruit in the establishment of a
fair set of rules, which will be a com
promise of the diverse sentiment. 2e
- doubt the count of the members present
as a part of the quorum will be insisted
Upen, but it may lie se guarded ns te de
prive the speaker of the power of mak
ing a quorum when neuc is actually
present. It should net be Impossible te
de this.
The time will come when the Repub
lican party will be iu u minority ; and
it seems te be a foolish exercise of pres
ent power te establish such rules ns
will, be indeed oppress! ve of a minority.
.Ne such generosity can be expecled of
ft Democratic majority, as that It will
refuse te nvall itself of a whip
that bus been placed in their
bands by the minority when thev
are lu power. The chickens will come
borne some day te roost. Certainly the
Republican leaders knew this ; ami
their present course can only be inspired
j by a purpose te take care of themselves
new at the cost of these who may come
after them.
' Canada and Eugland.
The Canadian Senate will seen dls
, icuss resolution efl'ered en Tuesday ex
' pressing the opinions that the time has
arrived when Canada might be accorded
representation In the imperial Parlia
ment Dy giving te tne Dominion govern
&,
meat, and te the government of eacli
l province
ffj.ir-" ..- "r "'- -"&
mnnMnniTivn iiniiiitur n
teat In the Houhe of Commens, the
;, H - reprtsenluUve of (boDerulutoii ulse held
- .mgaseatin tue rrivy unuucii. THU
"-" .naolutlen will be theak'nnl fercxcltlni'
', debate in the oeurso of which the ud
i, vantage and disadvantage of Imperial
oennectlou may be freely compared with
'(4t benefits that might arise from unieu
2, ! with the states. Canadians are push
!? lsf along ae rapidly in their political
. ,'lafestt? tllftt 44A nntlnn nt nlnaa. untftn
I 'YMtik Oreat Britain will net new be
-,yshu4 -iiu iijb paueut respect mat
,rtWOUld have been glveu te It a
"' auple of years uge. It Is
(jilte plain that no; such union
. ,-': MB be firm. The Canadians, whether
Freiwh or English speaking, have no
1 i-nupatuy with England of sufficient
MMitrtb te defy their commercial and
Mttfrlinrly sympathtea with the United
Tlwy ttave Inttuwat la the preg
kakssasss ass .T a -,MAln n..
DUtf Iff MsW.ture of the mothw - methw -
country similar te the Interest of Amcrl
cans.and hardly greater. English news is
ptfblWhed in the American dallies quite
i (ally as In any Cndkm paper, and
.flie enmity te England rsmalningrfrem
two warn i het much greater i thaa that '
sun'lng "cenqueta'in French Canada!
Canada has no mere reason te seek
closer union with Great Britain than
America would have te go back under
the crown, and the mere suggestion of
such a thing can only hasten the day .of
absolute independence and brighten the
prospect of union with the states.
The Trust BaUding Blockade
It will be a matter of much congratu
lation te the peeple of this town when
the building of the Trust company Is se
far completed as te restore the sliiewaiK
of the chief business street te its ordl erdl
dlnary use. We de net think that In
any ether town such interruption of the
use of a principal sldewak would have
been permitted ; and it Is net creditable
te any of the persons connected with this
enterprise that this imposition should
ae long have been practiced. The
structure has been en the way an uncon
scionable tlm" and the interest lest In
this way should of itself have been n
sufficient inducement te prompter work
te say nothing of the demands of the
public convenience. In ether cities thcre
is suflk'lent regard for the public shown
by its executive ofllcere te re
quire the sidewalk te lie kept
clear during the erection of buildings In
busy streets. In Philadelphia the
largest structures are erected upon the
busincta streets with no Interruption of
travel ; and is there any ether town in
the country whose mayor would calmly
see the public put out into the street for
n year or mere te suit the convenience
of a building contractor?
Thk Carnrgle library and musle hall,
of Allej-licny, cost three hundred thousand
dollars at.'l it took two years and ftve
months te bullil, the mnterii)l belng Mai no
granite. Lancaster Is net nt all joaleiiM,
but at oue-ililrd of that llgure hhe could
build a hall and library that would inake a
man's oyei snap.
It U net necessary te leek abroad for
proof of the danger and error of the subsidy
idea; we have tried It In this country.
Before the war the Cellins steamships re
ceived between eight and nl no hundred
dollars a year for sevorel years, and from
1807 te 1877 the l'acllle Mall Line was paid
about four and a half millions, whlle vari
ous ether lines have received subsidies.
Fflllure seems te be the certatn result,
sooner or later, of every schome of subsidy.
Tiik queen's speech nt the opening of
Parliament, en Tuesday, was qulte ns
dreary and colorless ns tlie messnge of
Prcsldent Harrison.
IjITTLi: PenntaAii Is tumbling nil ever
Itself iu haste te lock the stable deer after
tlie horite Is stelen. Having yielded te
Drittsh demands, because the capital was
at the mercy of Ironclads, nhe new decides
te strongly fortify tlie Tngus, te build at
ence eight war-ships nnd establish a toreilo
service
Mn. K. S. Mennew, city controller of
Pittsburg, refused nn Incroase of salary
from four te six theuand dollars en the
ground that his sorvlce was net worth
that much. With Us natural gas nnd Con
troller Merrow Pittsburg has mero than
her fair share of natural marvels.
Tin: Mormons appear te have been
pretty well "kicked out" lu Salt Lake
City nnd should new propare te lloe te
Canada or Mexico.
A iitsi'ATCH from Londen announces
that the llrltlsh government has completed
nil nrraugoinent with Lieut. Zallnnki, nnd
the Woolwich ntitliorltles have been
erdered te construct 11 fly guns of his
pattern. He anotlier great American mili
tary Invention lms received beat encourage
ment from a foreign pewer.
Tin: attention of Mr. Henry Ooergo Is
respectfully called te tlie fact that In addi
tion te tlie millions of ncrcs of laud rocently
thrown epen for free sottleinent tlie govern
ment Is negotiating with the Chlppewas
for the free gift, te all comers of seme three
and a half million acres In Mentana. Tlicre
does net seem te be much land monopoly
about this.
l'ERSONAI,.
Sr.s'ATen Oeu.man Ih lojierlcil te llO
seriously 111,
I'ltiNt'U UisMAiiric Ih n inlller, n iiajior iiajier
maker, a brlckniaUer, an Irenmaster, u
coal miner and n brcwer.
JIins Hauaii ljtKt.iM SreiCK-s, who In In In
horiteU nearly $13,000,000 from lier Krand
father, IwuicN. I'bclns, was en Tuesiliiy
umrried In New Yerk te llareu JIiibIi
Celin tiiistavs llalkett, who I n iiatumliretl
KiiglUlunnn, although liU tltle In n Han
overian ene.
Mkh, Qiiever Cm:vki.am, Mr.'Illcli.tnl
Wutbeu (ilkler, nuil a number of ether moil
and women Inlerestcd In odiirntlenal af
fairs, urn ergiinUlnK a society te introduce
free klndcripirteu scIkmiIm in New Yerk en
a plan similar te that adopted by the Phila
delphia Neclcty aeveral yean it;e. The
l'ublle Kducatleual society in lu the new
work also.
Ai.i:.N.N!nu Bumah, tlie eliler, tlie cro cre cro
ater of Monte CrUte, was never nt a less
fur an answer. On the llrst night nt Purls
of his son's famous drama, " La Datne aux
Camelias," he was wnuderlng about the
theatre, his face beaming with pleasure nt
his boy's 8UCC0SS. An acquaintance, wish
ing te say something agrocuhle te him, o e
clatmed : "Surely, my dear inaster, this Is
ene I mean you liove had n large share In
the production of tills ploce T" " Certninly,
certainly I" rcolled thu old man. " Why,
Wh uuther Is by me I"
Anotlier Siberian Oiitrage.
A flplier letter received by ,the IIumsI.iu
refugees in Paris, dated Docembor 2S, gives
the details of an awful tragedy In thu po
litical prison nt Kara. lCistern Klberla.
Mine. NudydaSlhlda, of neble birth, was
found with revolutionary pamphlets lu her
possession aud Keutenceil te mal, norvl nervl norvl
tude. On her arrival nt Kara she attracted
the attention of the director of the prison,
who lusulted her.
Mine. HlhliU resented the Insult, nnd the
director, iu revenge, had her stripped nnd
Hogged In the presonce of all the men In
the prison. Such an outrjge had net been
peretratel en a woman of rank slnce the
days of the Empress Catharine, and the
uufoitunate lady was se apprehensive of
further shauie that she committed sulclde
en the same day by poisoning herself.
This led te sulcldes of ether women and
te a revolt or tue men. Te suppress tbe
revolt the troops wero called out, and
bhaetlng, Hogging and torturing followed.
Heavy Fallure In New Yerk.
Franklin Woodruff, chalrmau of tlie He-
publlcan general commlltee of Kinus
county, N. Y., made un asslgnnient en
Tuesday, and it Is estimated that his liabili
ties are Sl.&OO.OOO.
The fallure was announced nt the I'niduce
I.xciiange, New Yerk. Majer i:. A. Hebbs,
of Ilroeklyn. wasappointed asbignee. The
assignee said, regarding the failure, "It is
Imiiosslble te tell at present the exact
amount of liablllths, but I should Judge
the figures will go evct gl.OOO.OOO. Mr.
Woodruff lias been short for seme time,
owing te his heavy Investments In the
warehouses, lie lias been extending his
stores -along the water front together with
his interest In the Grain Klovater company,
the business of which has been very much
restricted, owing te the gralu elevater bill
of 1888. tsluce the tronble began In llaytl
he has lest oer ajU.OOO, w hli-h, wus mero
than he could held eutagaiust. Mr. Wood Weed
mil' has been In business for fertv years,
and his credit has always been rafed high
lu the trade. I think the suspension will
be only temporary, but If it should turn
out otherwise Woodruff will net gote the
poernouse." -tee assignee also said that
Mr. Woodruff's connection with politics
1 1 had tteuattf te de with hit failure.
hul nAlk m .!& w ,L 1.1. ci
I'lai1tntr Fer fterrlc lMslea
Governer llovey, of Indiana, president
of the Hervlce I'bimIeh association of the
United States, appeared en Tuesday before
the Heuse committee en Invalid pensions
In support of a service pension bill. Us said
that such a bill, based oaths reaelatleM
passed by the National Encampment of the
u. A. R., asking a service pension of 8 ft
month and ene cent additional for every
day served by the pensioner In excess of
S00 days, would net involve a cost of mere
than 1140,000,000 almost the sum received
from the taxes en liquor and tobacco
whirl), he thought, ought te im maintained
for ponslen purposes.
ItWIll Delt.
Poed wilt ledge In the Intcntlecx between the
teeUi, nnd It becomes n source of their decay.
BOZODONT will dl-ledgo aiich depeulM, and
prevent the ml-chlrf. All parent hnuld pro
vide BOZODONT, and thu secure tha health or
their children's teeth.
Mr. Jenex, hew I your health till morn
ing? Thank reu, madam, much Improved. 1
bought a botllaefDr. Hull's Cough My nip last
night, and, after the flrnt dee, my Rough wa
checked, I lcpl well, and have net coughed
once tlili morning.
AreldcnU will occur net only " In the bent
regulatrd famlllm," bulcverywhcreand at all
llnif. Thcrerera keep Solvatien Oil conve
nient. " I Don't AVnnt ItelIuT, lint Cure,'
I the exclamation or thousand auflerlng from
catarrh. Te all men we nay t Catarrh can be
r n red by Dr. Hnge'a Cularrh Itemed y. It has
been done In themuind of rax; why net In
yeuraT Your danger U delay. Knolew n atamn
te World' UHpciiiuiry Aanociatlen, OuiraleK.
Yfer pamphlet en till disease.
W.Thftw
TTOOD HAI18A1'AH1U.A.
TOTALLYHELPLESS
Frem Sciatic Itheumntlwm 'Wholly
CurtMl by Heed's) Hnnuiparllln.
The fact that rheumatism I caused by accu
mulation of add in the bleed, and the fact that
Heed' Harmparllla ha wonderful power In
purifying the bleed, -explain the success el
Heed's Barsnparlllft In curing this disease.
" In Jlny, ISM, I was taken with sciatic rhou rheu
matlsmlnmy leg and arm. It entirely pre
vented me from working, and I wa confined
te my icd entirely helpless. I had medical at
tendance and In August, I wa Just nble te
mere around. I wa reduced te a mere skele
ton nnd my appctlta wa entirely gene. It was
thought by all my friends that I could net pos
sibly live. I took almost everything 1 could
hear of, but with no Reed result, during that
winter. One day, reading nbent taking Heed's
Hnnutpnrllla In Mnrrh, April nnd May, I con
cluded te try It. One bettle gave me se much
relief that I leek four bottles, and since then I
have net been troubled with rheumatism, and
my general health has never been better. My
appetite I IncrraslnBand l am gaining In flesh.
I attribute my whole Improvement ;te taking
Heed .Harsnparllla, and I earnestly recom
mend It te all who are troubled with like dis
ease. I consider It the greutest medicine ever
put up." Wm. F. TaYLeii, Kinporluiii,L'uiiio Kinperluiii,L'uiiio Kinporluiii,L'uiiie
ron Ce., IVnn.
"1 hereby certify te the foregoing fact a
staled." Jonathan Oiiteiip, Justice of the
lVucc, Kmperlum, l'cnn.
HOOD'S SAIISAPAUILLA
Held by all drugglsU. tl ; six for te. Prepared
only by 0. 1. HOOD A CO., 1-ewell, Mas.
100 DOH1M ONK UOMiAIl. (2)
0 WIFTHI'ECIKIC CO.
Lingered Between Life and Death.
Mr. Oeo. I. Hmoete, a highly cultivated and
rstlmablelady of IVcHcett, ArK write under
ilntoef April a), 1&S9: ' During the summer of
1M7 my eye bcciunn lnllamcil, and my slo sle
murh uud liver almost hopelessly dlsordcred.
Nothing I ale agreed with me. I t(ik chronic
dlarrluiMi, and (or soma time my life was de
spaired of by my family. The leading physi
cians of the country were consulted, nnd the
medicine administered by them never did any
permanent geed, and 1 lingered between lire
nnd death, the later being preferable te the
aKenle 1 wa enduring. In May, 1XXA, I be
came disgusted with physlclnns mid their
medicines. I dropped them nil, end depended
solely en HwlU's Hpeclfle (H.H. H.), u few bottles
of which made me cniiunently well well
from then until new."
MADK HIH LIKE A I1UKDEN.
I have had scrofula until It nude inyllfea
burden. I was Inexpressibly miserable, lck,
weak, sleepless, and unhappy; desiring that
the snort tlme which seemed te have been
allotted te me en this earth would hasten lean
end. 1 tried doctor' treatment aud medicine,
and travel, but none of these did any geed, for
tlie scrofula gradually grew worse. Ouephysl
clan, who I traveled fur te nee, nnd te whom f
paldtlSO, gae up the casea heeless. 1 then
gavn up ull oilier medicines, nnd took only
Httirt'sHpccine (H. 8. H.) Keur bottles of thnt
medicine cured me, and for the past four years
1 lime had ns excellent health and I am us. free
from disease as anybody living "
1'". .. Nki.hen, Krement, Neb.
Trcatlsa en llloed and ISklu Diseases mulled
friv.
(I) HWIFT HPKCITIC CO., Atlanta, Oa.
T
Ki.THI.NU HYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.
Every babe should have a bettle of DR.
FAHRNKY'M TKETHING SYRUP. Perfectly
safe. Ne Opium or Merphia mixtures. Will re
lieve Celic, Griping in thu Bowels nnd Promote
nimcult Teething. Prepared liyllltH. 1). FAHlt
NKYASON, HnucrsUiwn, Mil. DrngglsU sell
It; 5 cents. Trial bottle scut bytnall le cent,
lHtl4-lrdeedAw
OTnrrirtric.
STANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
10,12,4145 MARKET STREET, (Rear or UiO
1'o.itefflcc), LANCASTER, PA.
All the latest styles in IlugKlcs, I'mnlly Car
rlmtes, Phictens, Surreys, Cabriolet, Pluutens,
BuekbeH rds, Tretting Wngous.stutleii Wagons,
-Market Wugens, etc, new leudy ler the Spring
Trade.
A line line of Second-Hand Werk.
New Is tlie time te order for Spring. Strictly
first-class work and all work fully Kunriiutred.
My prices arc the lowest In the county fur the
same quality of work, Give me a cull und ex.
uinliiemy work.
Repainting and Repairing promptly at
tended te and done lu a ilrst-clnss milliner. Onu
set of workmen especially empleyed for that
purine.
gcruU
Jloticce.
m
1lHl'ATi: OF GEORGE WEIMAN, LATE OF
li Ijuicaster city, deceased. I-e tiers tests
luentury en said vstate hulng been granted te
the undersigned, till persons indebted thereto
nrj requested te make Imnu-dlute iiuyment,
and these having claims or demands against
tliesaiiiw, will iirtKCiit them without delay for
settlement te tnn undersigned, residing In Uin
ca.ter city. MARY WEIMAN, Executrix.
Jehn li SNYUi.it, Attorney. J'JWtdW
J7 STATE OF MARY M lvTtNTnATE OF
J Ijinenster city, deceused. U'tters of nd-iiiliilsb-titlen
en said esUttelia lug been granted
te the undersigned, nil crsens Indebtcsl (hereto
nre rvqiu'fcted te make Immediate mj ment.iind
these linvlug claims or demands ugalnst the
mine, will present them wltlietit delay for set
tlenient te the undersigned, lesldlug ItiMau
helm township, I jimiister county.
CATHARINE J. MtOOVERN,
AdinliilsiratrlT.
Jeitx A.('evi.r.. Attetney. J'AMjtdW
lcutiatv;
NATIIORHT. DENTIHT.
WCENTREHliUARIi -
lien
net let vetir tteth ileeiv nnv rurther Vim
dniioleneiillnd adecajed teeth that can net
be Mixed by rilling or crowning. Have your
teetti examined nnd attended te at once. It will
Me sintering and expense. All operation
guuranUvd. Filling Teeth aud Taluless Extrac
tion tieelaltles. nlXMJnid.tw
lUieccUancuuB
QOK DAY COURSE: K'JO NIGIITHEM
00 HION. KEYWIONE HUlNhvS COU
LEGE. Yeung Men and Utdles. This school
Is better prepared than ccr te give you a met
ritis business education. Our efinrti ilia tir.i
jear huve been ciewncsl with wonderful suc
cess. V, I), MOSSER, Trill.,
tfd.tw 18 North Queen at., Lauciuter, Fa.
I INVITO list
I1E 1IU11.D1NG AND 1)AN AKSOCIA-
. v. u. ianuiij in ti ittrgu rent euitt mort
gage company making lean upon the miiue
lirruclplu us the muilf ltxnl building ussMda
liens of the East. It tieites paid-up since in
eerttnentes ranging lu amount from .'e te tA.OUu.
hJinilngs range friiiti i'r eenl.te is ivr cciiUikt
ilinuiii,deieudliig upon length of time owner
carries stock. A iHirtlmi of dl Identl lire luild
kcml-aunually lu cash. Hteek nlwujs has
allied cash alue te be paid stockholder by
the associatten In ense former wishes tnsell. a II
sUtck Issued en dclieuture plan being bucked
by mortgages deposited with a trustee.
Correseudeiieo luvlted.
mm .. r..., C.W.KTARLING.
1'lilludelplilaOllk'C,
Ne. til Walnut HI reel. Janl-3ineed
J.OUSE-l'AINTINOGrtAINNQ AND
, UYItON J. RROWN, suosser te Gee. W.
llrewn, dcveasnl. I'ractlcal luluU'r. Gralner
and Gluxler. Werk done by reutruet or day as
cheap as flrt-clus -erk can be done. Best
workmen, mid none but best material used.
Hna Graining tl Mil laity,
Si-Order by mall attended. Hhep-62 North
Queen. Resduuee-UU East JumesstrecU
Junll-lmd
TpitUB DALMATIAN INHECT FOWDKR.
X propelled by u geed powder blower, 1 tbs
most etreeltml destroyer of tile and ether small
..(, ,wmw
vs
MWaH
Wfmnmmjttie'm,
ItetUMHunuA. W.naiilsy, rb. isn.
One thine fymi- can always
depend en nerej J We are with
ike market bt$ below it, mere
often below its than any ether
way.
It's easy enough for an hon
est maker te tret " all silk " into
I an Open Mesh Grenadine. The
hard part is te mesh the
smooth, hard threads se they
won't slip. It can be done, a
very fcie makers de it. The
yards' they turn out are net
ones that go a-begging.
Here is Open Mesh Black
Silk Grenadine from the best
two makers we knew of. Rich
in lustre, new, fresh goods, and
for as little as ever, despite the
advance in raw silk prices. 23
inches wide, 75c, $1, and $1.25.
The 23-inch Satin Striped
Black Silk Grenadine is an old
favorite. 2, 2, 3, and 4 inch
stripes, $1.25.
Northwest of centre.
Beurettc Borders, 6 inches
te half a yard deep, come en
some of the newest stuffs. Odd
ly pretty and in seven styles.
$1.25 and 1.50.
Anether handsome line of.
just-openedjgeods gets its pe
culiar beauty from the delicate
colorings leaning te fawns
and tans and the almost self
colored wide cluster stripes or
plaids. Ten styles; $1.25,
for plain te match.
Hentheast of centre.
Such Linen Sheeting as this
heavy, round thread French
grows better with a year of
moderate wear. There's no
nonsense about it ; geed, hon
est flax ; geed, honest work
and nothing else behind it. 90
inches wide, 65c ; 94 inches,
Finer, Belgium Linen, 75c te
$1.10.
This heavy, 90 - inch, full
bleach Irish Sheeting would be
geed value at $1.25, our price
$1.
If you care for the dainty
touch that hemstitching gives,
here's full bleached Irish Linen
Sheets and Pillow and Bolster
Cases with nothing te pay for
the hemstitching.
Embroidered and Hem
stitched French Linen Sheets,
$6.25 a pair.
Heutliwcst of centre.
Jehn Wanamaker.
palace of jfaehiett.
fiALACKOKKAHHlON.
-AT-
ASTRICH'S
115 & 117 North Queen St.,
Stiil Mere Additional Bargains.
TUESDAY, FEB. i itii.
Special Sale of Stamped Linen.
54-inch Stamped Stand Cov Cev
ers, knotted fringe or open
worked, at 20c apiece.
72-inch Stamped Bureau
Scarfs, knotted fringe or open
worked, at 29c apiece.
t Stamped Pillow Shams, full
size, geed muslin, at 1 5c a pair.
Heavy home-spun Linen Bu
reau Scarfs, hemstitched, 72
inch, at 69c.
Stamped Linen Splashers,
fringed 3 sides, at 10c.
Splashers, stamped, knotted
fringe or openwerked, at 20c
apiece.
Fringed and Stamped Tray
Cevers at 10c each.
Elegant fringed Stamped
Linen Tidies at 10c.
Knotted fringe, Stamped
Linen Tidies, 15c.
Openwerked Stamped Linen
Tidies, 15.
Memie Linen Tidies, dado
border, knotted fringe, stamped,
25c.
Memie Linen, Cern or Bis
cuit Napkins Stamped, in four
corners, fringed all around, iSc.
Memie Cleth Stand Cevers,
fringed, dado borders and
stamped, 37c.
Sideboard Cevers te match,
72-tnchcs long, 49c.
Stamped Aprons, 15c; long
stamped strings, at 20c.
Extra large White Satin Da
mask Towels, knotted fringe
and two rows of drawn work in
all white, also pink and orange
borders, at 25c apiece.
Pillow Shams, made of geed
muslin, tucked, and wide cam
bric ruffle, at 55c a pair.
Stamped Bibs, fringed, 8c;,
fringed and drawn at 10c.
Special Bargains in 54-inch
Bjeached Satin Damask Table
Linen at 29c a yard, and striped
elegant Plaid Muslins and Nain Nain Nain
seoks, at 5, 8, 10, i2c a yard.
The Great Clear
Sale
Palace of Fashion,
tSr?frtc
TCLAlUOrg.
CHEAT SEVEN DAYS'. SMfi
r . ?' M . 1
Commencing Te-morrow (SATUftBAY) Mb, at
CLAKKE'H. ,
We cannot give you a Fall List of the Great
Bargains, bat would give :
Fine Ham (no shentder), 10c. Bologna, Iks
"fie Kxtra. Dried Beef. 8 Sm Sta. lnntBetUea
Worcestershire Haue. Be, ttalr-platabettlea. We.
Kng!ernd Condensed Milk, Wc, Callfermla
1 'runes, loe. PI no New French Prase. I its K.1
flood 1'ranea,
I, 6ndlO tsiasc
Fleur. 7AC. Mi
iuekwheat. TOe for IB
fen. Hup In
Dried and Evapera
Uoeds. Dottiest Oa
,td FralU. stnM InCsuinssl
uoea se t iur
trvesLHrraesL
Ceal Oil. Llmburger Cheeee, UMS. flwua
Cheese, r.kc.
Cream ClieeM. l3Cc A laefe at
ourZlcCeneo will convince you that It lea
Reed a any sold elsewhere for 3te,and ear
lended Cortee for fl the equal of anyMc Ce.
fee In town. A new deal fn Iteppy OU Seap,
tsiisnaKeii.
- Ilrlng nil your old check In at one and
ask for our new rebate card.
BAMUILOLAEKl,i
TKA.COKFKE 4 GROCERY STORK, MOPJ. IS
A 14 BOUTH QUEKN BT.
A '' UUlWlfB,
RELIABLE
GOODS.
We aim te furnish Geed Geed at Reasonable
Prices.
11UCK WHEAT! BUCKWnKATI
We have Choice. Pare,' Plain, Buckwheat,
Hint with Fleishman' Yeast make the finest
Buckwheat Cake. We also have Hecker's and
Hteven' Beir-Hallng
COUNMEAU
Granulated, Brlnser's Klln-Drled and White
Cornmeal.
OATMEAL AND AVENA,
Cracked and Ilelled Wheat, always fresh. Im
ported Macaroni and Vermicelli.
CIIEEHE Dutchhead or Bdem, Pine Apple,
Hapsage, Roquefort, and Yerk RtateFull Cream.
A CARIXAD OF HALT.-Just received, a
car of Course and Fine Bait, of superior quality.
HONEY I HONEY) Fine Comb Heney;
also, Orange Blessem Heney In betUes, and
Rendered Heney by the pound.
NO. 17 EABT KING STREET.
-Telephone Connection.
A T UEIST-t.
Btent This Is rtclst's Advertisement I Don't
rend It unless you want te save meuey.
Canned Cern, Ge.
Canned Strawberries, four can for 23c
Canned Blackberries, fc.
Canned Blackberries, four can for 25c.
Fine Whole Canned Tomatoes, 8c,
Finest I'le l'caehv In cans, 10c.
Finest French l'eas, two cans for 25c.
Fine French l'eas. He a can.
rcvnperaiea Apriceis, inrce peuna nr i a.
Evaporated Apricot, Bright Celer, 15e a
nnund.
Gelden Egg Plums. 10. 12Vi nnd l.Vi a pound.
Finn Ijnrge Gelden California Prune, 20c a
neund,
Fine country Dried Apple. Oc a ciuart.
Finn Evaporated Apples, three and
two
neund for 23e.
Peaches, Bright New Geed, Ave pound 2S.
l'enchcs, Evuperuted, three and two pound
for 25c,
Prunellas, Fine Fruit, two pound for 25c.
Kine targe Muscalell Raisins, 12c.
Fine Iirge French Prune, three pounds, 25c.
California Prunes, require no sugar, 10, il, 12
and He a pound.
pew ijirge rigs, iwe peuna rarzsc.
New stewing
'Igs, three pound ferSic.
in. two pounds for 25c
Crystallzed Figs, two pound for 25c.
Finest French Flc Paste, ISc a pound.
lL'l
rth
Date, never saw the like, four neund fnr S.V.
iniiie?iiieui, e, a nnu iuu a peuua.
Oranges at 10, 15 and 20c a dozen.
Finest Line of Flerida Orange.
Fine Yerk Htate Heney In combs, IKcn pound.
Finest Yerk White Extracted Heney, two
pounds for 25c,
Macaroni, Hpaghettl, Vermicelli and Italian
Paste. The above are all New Italian Geed at
... w . a ,n- :jj -
12'e a perk.
Home-Made Annie nutter. 8n a netiml.
Hklnned Hams, ull fat cut ett", 12c a pound.
I'lcnle Hams, 8c a pound,
linen neci, iuc,
Hrled Uccf Knuckles, 15.
Finest Hummer ltolegna, 0c.
llnneless Hams, from four neunriq tin. t?c
Healed Herring. 50 te 60 In n box, 25c a box.
n.-l- .v-ll.llH. w WWHl It UU), hKU UUX.
Finest l'ertland Herring, six pounds for 25c
Trlpe In 20 pound kegs, Jl 25.
Finest Genulue Hwlss Cheese, In ten-pound
lets. 25c
Corellne, 10a a pack,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND FRIFCEST8.,
Directly Opposite
J. 13. Martin A Ce.' Dry Goods Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
Iuik for the Dig Blgn across the pavement.
iitac'tincr-j.
HAl't'Y
NEW iEARI
Steam Engine
-AND
Beiler Works.
MANUFACTURER OF
HORIZONTALS
VERTICAL I
I'ORTAItLE f
HOISTING J
ENGINES.
I Horizontal Tubular.
Vertical,
Twe Flue,
Deuble Deck,
Marine.
PUMPS.
BOILERS.
CENTRIFUGAL
1IOILER FEED
MINING
HTEAM
MILLS.
f Saw Mills,
-Hark Mill
lOeb Mill.
AUTUMATIOTAN PACKERS,
I1RASS LEATHER ROLLERS,
DARK. CONVEYER 8CREWH,
PULLEYS, SHAFTINO.
GEARING HANGERS,
PILLOW BOXES, CLAMP BOXES,
COUPLINGS, COLLARS,
MILLUUSHINGS, STEP BOXES,
SPINDLES, TOES AND STEPS,
PULLEY PLATES,
SUIEVE WHEELS,
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ae
BOLTS, TURNBUCKLE8,
LAG SCREWS, RODS Ur-SETT,
RETT SCREWS, FORGINGS,
NUTS, Hq. and Her,, CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS,
WROUGHT WASHERS.
Specialty n Making nnd Repairing
DKUl' WKM. DRILLING TOOLS,
Viz: Reds, Bits, Reamer, Jurs, Sand Pumps,
Hit mul Red Catches, tc.
Charcoal Hammered f
iitirtteu s imei
Doutile Refined
Reunrd
Beiler and Tank
TANKS Round or Square, for Gas, oil.
Water or Acids.
Stacks, Stund-Plpes, Water Wheel Casing.
Het Air Kuruaecs, Ac.
LARGEST BTOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
Such as Valves, Cocks, Oauges, Oilers, Cast
and Malleable Fillings, lnjectiirs, luckliiga,
1'Ijh.s, Ae., eyer carried lu Lancaster.
Special Attention Given te
STEAM HEATING.
Light and Heavy Iren and Bras Casting.
eE-ltcpali lug Promptly Attended te. -U
Cheap Let of
8ECOND-HANDPULLEY8 AND SHAFTING
FOR WALE.
I Pulleys, m-12; 4 Pulleys, 41x10; 2 Pulley.
1 Weed Split Pulley, Sj.1C;: 3 Weed Split
Pulleys, 4lxS. r
8-215-18 Cellars,
fill feet, 215-1G Shafting.
1421 inch Drep Hangs Deublo Braced.
Jehn Best,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers.
fi-ao-Hersa Power. 10 Inch Dhun.,16 feet long,
'11WX. Inch Tube. Price, 1175 and IIU.
l-uollerlUtucttDlain..Ufeetleug,2l- Inch
Tubes, 13 feel long, with Firs FrentTSi.
Vrt mm;
24
CBHTKESQVABC'
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if
-
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HO!
He I
He!
Great
Selling
Sale"
Out
-AT-
24 CENTRE SQUARE.
HURRHH
FOR
BARGAINS
, We are going te move en the 1st of April, and
from new till then we will otter our Entire Stock
at th Lowed l'rices.
REMEMBER, OUR ENTIRE STOCK
-WILL 11E-
ClesecL Oiit,
We can safely Blnte that early buyer will
find the most Astonishing Bargains here. We
Invite all te come and
BE BENEFITED
-AT-
J.HarryStamnVs,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE.
w
1LLIAMHON 4 FOSTER.
NOVELTIES
-IN-
We premised tebe ready with Spring Nevol
ties In Dres Geed by February 8. They are
here, and amongst them you will And a very
choice selection of tlie following geed :
HENRIETTAS, PLAIDS,
HATTEEN AMBItES, MOHATHS,
LUSTORS, PRINTED PONQEEH,
ALL-WOOL CHALLIES,
DE13IEOES, TAMISE,
We extend a cordial Invitation te nil te call
and examine our stock whether you buy or net.
Indies' nnd Misses' Spring-Weight COATS and
JACKETS are new Ready.
Prices from t2 25 te f 12 50. !:
Bey' ODD PANTO andSHIRT WAISTS, 25c te
1125.
Beys' OVERCOATS and 8UITS-n geed assort
ment at Bargain Prices.
A Fresh Consignment of Beautiful Articles lu
Notions.
Oxidized Ornaments, Geld Pins, RroechcM und
Ear Rlugs, CutrUutten nd HtutU:
Lace Cap and Cellars, Handkerchiefs.
Muslin and MerlneUnderwear and Hosiery.
Spilng Style lu GenU' Fine 811k Hats-only
WOO.
HlltT Felt Derby, f 1 50 and V. 00.
Seft Felt Pocket Hats, 60e, 73c and It 00. Beys'
Cleth HaU, 250 te 76c
New Designs In Gent' Silk Neckwear Tecks,
Purr und Kuets 25c, 50c, 75c.
Medium-Weight Underwear, 25c, SOc, 75c.
Glovesjn Cleth, Kid and Dogskin, for dres or
driving, 60c, 75c, 1160.
Cellars, Cutts, Ueslery and New Percale Shirt.
Men' and Bey' All-Weel Cardigans at Bargain
Prices.
There yet Remain a Splendid Assortment of
Gents' Overcoats and Full-Weight Halts
that are Marked at Prices Lew
Eueugh te Pay the Buyer
te Keep for Future
' Use.
Working Pauls, 75e te II 33.
Beet and Shoes for ladles'. Misses', Gents' and
Bey In All Grades and Prices.
A Leader for Ladle' Wear Is a Deugela Kid,
Opera Square Tee. Price, 12 UU.
One for Gents, Lace Irent and Congress, Tip or
J'laluTee, Price, II 60.
A Splendid Shee for Beys that Is Fair Stitched
and Solid Throughout, Lace, Butten aud
.Congress. Price, llts).
3238 East King Street,
'LANCASTER, PA.,
AND
NO. a.MAJUCET'ST HAKSUUiUBO, PA.
.HHTAMU3
Late Bress Goei s.
SPRING
180
Williamson & Fester,
ftmttt.
TTMntWMAr,
FURNITURE 8TORE,
ISSHMte m But KhsfSti
la s Furniture of evwydeie
lowest art)
BsVemt'
lees. Alsq UBKltkla
"ire&raisi
'nriDM
ntsVBOOEM.
A LATE IIKTER THOUGHT,
Mew that Spring s rapidly .apBreaettlac, It
behooves ns te thlek of" setting ear beasts la
order." As a help te this,
---GOTO
WIDMYER'S,
(toner lMtKiig4 Daks Ml
And Inspect Ills Stock of
Whether you need, a slngls artlel or com
pute hemtlre, If yen don't happen te what
you went, aak for It ; you will llksty get Ik
-l'R!CK8 TO SUIT THE TIMES.
f3 AVE MONEY.
HAUSTIRE BUYERS
Always Bats Meney by Buying from
Oclis & Gribfes.
Immense Stock of Cheapest, BellaWs
FURNITURE
IN THE COUNTT. CHEAPER THAN AUC
TION. r-Kull Line of Ueme-Made Werk. Goods
stored until wanted. Make no mistake 1st th
plsce.
Ochs & Gibbs,
2d, 8d A 4th Floers, 31 SOUTH QUEEN
BlREKT.
s
FECIAL BARGAINS IN FURNITURE.
FURNITURE I
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
In ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE Will be
given for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. People
going te housekeeping In the Spring will stva
money by selecting geed new and having
them put aside until wanted.
"HT. C. SAPF,
NO. 114 SOUTH QUEEN ST. ,
49 Next te Southern Market.
Janl5-2mWAS
F
URNmiRE.
That Mammoth Stock of Newest and Latest
'Designed
FURNITURE
-AT-
Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
Is Ready for Out HI Buyer.
Our price are en n par with Cern at 25e or To Te To
.bacce at 24 and Be per pound.
Don't Fall te See the Mammoth Stock when
you are Leeking for Furniture.
4S-ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE.TV
HEINITSH'S,
N09. 27 AND 29 BOUTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA,
Personal Attention Given te Undertaking.
TT EVAN'S FLOUR.
Levari & Sens,
-DEALERS IN-
GRAIN AND FEED,
Baled Hay and Straw.
LevarTs Fleur I
- ' .. I S S II ! -
rpUE MUSIC HTOKE.
THE MUSIC STORE.
DECKER BROS. PIANOS,
HAINES BROS. PIANOS.
MASON A HAMLIN OROANS. BAND AND
ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS.
STRINGS ANDTRIMMINGSOFALLKINDS.
-WOODWARD Sc CO.,
14 East King St, Lancaster, Pa.
Sh0t00rafh.
R
OTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
FROM'
KeBnigsburg, Prussia,
Twe Background made especially for Bast snd
Turee-qasrUr Length Photegrspb.
ROTE.
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Mart Dec U Us Vamm.
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