r '.
"T5"'
..IXiuN
r-
THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY. MARCH 25, 1890.
PrfW-'vfl
tetht arutcUtrtcucur.
4t
RKW J. STKtNM AN.
CtCVRLMBHTKlNMANrOLTZ, Editor.
ROBERT CUARK. publisher.
, DAILY IKTBl.UaENCKB.-Pibimiea
' in U year, but Sunday, iservca
M OMTMn.Ui IhM city aod'surrenndlnji
'taMMtmwntwtrk. By mall five dol del
hsM ft rM la advance j U cent. a month.
-
IjT INTELLIGENCER-Ona deUar and
fty cents a year. In advance.
ICC TO BUB8CRIBKH8 Kmn ey cnec
jrposteoe order, and wbera nelinerei
a be procured aena in nuwrvu
letter.
at the PosteHee, a second classman
ADDKM,
TH WTKLUOKHCtt,
Lancaster. Pa.
SlKOA.STER.PA.. March 25, 1890.
V. Cenrt History b4 Law.
?,"Chtef Justice Paxson lin delivered
r of tbec opinion! for whlcu tb
court of tblt tUte Is noted
low which make the law Instead of
ktruincr It. and lunke it badly. It is
te be denied that the supreme court
i net command for itself aim its de-
iena eencral nubile applause.1 and ap-
Ital. It lays down tbc law and it stays
i)it lays it down, sine It. bes the last
at It, until it suits it te guess:
in ; which It enen aees unuer mu
i of circumstances that rlse up in
lent aealnst its decisions.
fr This laat opinion is that city author!-
I may net tear up a street ranreaa
ek that baa been relam wituraus 01
iTatyle, having originally been 'laid
the flat rail, wmcu me cny
i te be again used.
Ite the ordinary apprehension we
Ink It will seem clear that the nu-
itles the a city were right In tearing
T rails of Eaaten, laid by a street
Iread company without its authority.
t Judge Paxson says It was a wrong
act, and directs the court neiew
rererse its decision anu te enjoin
ten from disturbing the T rail.
i has no better ground for this decl-
than his declaration that tnis ran
arcs net a nuisance, no is cempciieu
10 IUJU11I. lUHl U lUUUICIl'UlllJ muy uuuie
UMlUnuce.but he declares that this rail,
svlrur been laid down by a company
Bartered te lay tlewn rails lu the city's
eta, wis laid by authority or law and
wa net a nuisance ; netwlthitand-
It was a different style of rail from
ordinary street rail and different
nlha one originally laid down, lie
sns that te require the company te
aflne itself te the style of rail erlgln-
laid down would be te deprive It or
i benefit of any advance in railroad
snec. But this Is clearly a fulse slate-
it of the question, which was
vhcther the city was right lu holding
at the T style of rail was a nuisance
I Its streets.
,r'Xt is net, as we have said, remarkable
Kt such reading of the law should
i from the supreme court : or from
kief Justice Paxson, whose utterances
net habitually wise en or off the
en. He has Just given a remark-
Illustration of this In a speech
ilch he is reperted te have made at
farewell banquet te Mr. Charles E.
lltu, who gees as minister te Itussla.
laeciarea mat ine negotiations tort no
la purchase riddled the Lincoln
inistratlen with the shaft of crltl-
; that as seen as the purchase was
a Hussien fleet appeared in
r waters, but what for no one knew,
t even the admiral, who bore seated
ictiens ; it wns at a time when
of Confederate recognition by
(land and France was felt; "had it
ae the Russian admiral would have
encd his instructions, and tlicre he
Shseald have found orders te report with
i splendid licet te President Lincoln
Jk duty."
W&Be the chief Juutlce Is reported te have
spoken. nut the Alaska purcuuse was
ae in iwj, two years inter Aiincein's
sinatien and four years after that
slan fleet uppenred in New Yerk
tarber. The chief Justice's history is
sual te his law.
Useful Wise Men.
rf&Tbe professors of Jehn Hepkins Uul-
stty nave u way or distiuguisuuig
aselves above the ether leaders of
S-r great institutions of learning by
tlr handling of practical qucs-
of great public interest.
lis is doubtless because they
1 net se closely confined te the work
r teaching which monopolizes the time
r( tome of our most learned men when
might be much better occupied in
sal research or In ether ways lcav-
r the work of teachiuir te the lew bril-
pliant men who may be equally capable
I that line, whatever the reason the
at Baltimore university makes Itself
It in practical llfe as well as lu many
1 of learning in a way that is quite
Mearkable. Ter example, the article
im eiecirie jiguung in cities, recently
fJMtbllshed, and Mr. Fluley's address
municipal public works, arc treat-
tuts by scholars of thcme9 that
net often handled by them,
heugh there is no reason why
ey should net be, The pcople have
;r.j right te the brain-work of thelr best
Hunkers en matters of great public lm-
MHtancc, and tlie principles involved lu
plbe lighting of cities or In the establlsh-
.aseni or municipal public works, ate
;ulte as impertuut ns the correction of
terror of several million miles In the
?lculatl&n of the distance of the plchulcs
Orem'tbe sun.
w iv u mi very wen 10 eueeurajje me
i'Meat profound sclvutlllc and classical
earch because creat thlntrs have been
LjacceuiplisUed fur the race by deep dig-
pa-igei tuissen, out tuerosneuiuauobe
Jm ''ftant application of the most eclcn-
:.The fothe1'i uud ,Le b&ittraIUL'd thought
!F ..i u nien te tue practical atlalrs of
iHarry iPrefeswrs of iwlltlcal economy
K'JOhn Tay" "' w jmeuuucu hi null.
Is BWerscbatf uvur uuiraei intones 01
tlr of p't and tue bewildering forces
nb?n. m human affairs, and be made
I turn thei? attention te the ucltial eri-
social, Industrial aud economical,
may confront us. 'ibe man who
1 us all about the difficulties, dangers
utmd advantages that may confront a
which undertakes te de Its ewu
itiug or te carry ou any ether
bile work is a real benefactor.
t)he may save investment in much
4 experience, 'lliere la an impres-
1 that the marked tendency te miinl-
lipal control of things that are in dan-
ref moneiy, is in itbeir a danger,
I the learned specialist who cicarlv
4lcates the danger Hue Is a public lieu-
ier. tines maue tucir own gas, fur-
tlieir ewu water, and there is
ueasen why they may net lu time
i furnish steam heat te all the cltl-
s, as they de water and light. But
principle may be carried te
very rocks of socialism, and
may ask the niunlciralitv
furuifeh feed and clethlm; and
rttb ueoewarlcs of life Jn the tame
r.v UK w uH pay a feed and cloth-
1 k:..
lngtaxaswcde a water aud gas tax,
and If net, why net ? We knew that
the emphatic and convincing answer is
given by holding up the certain and
fearful tyranny of Socialism; but as sea
fishermen who venture nearest the rocks
often catch the most fish, se by carefully
drawing near te the danger line we may
achieve the best government.
Jeha .Jerdan.
The career of the late Jehn Jerdan, of
Philadelphia, Is the subject of high
encomium by the Philadelphia Inquirer,
in that it was a life or quiet force and
accemnllshmcnt that leaves as Its menu
ment the Historical Society of Pennsyl
vania, te whose creation, cultivation aud
usefulness was devoted the whele energy
of Mr. Jerdan that he could spare from
his ordinary avocations. The expres
sion of the Inquirer is exceedingly well
and happily made. It is restful and
pleasant te contemplate such a career,
amid the many who occupy their lives
with alms and agencies, se altogether
different.
Notwithstanding Mr. Jerdan's great
public work, he lived through a long life
and die unknown outside the circle In
which he moved ; which was as he
wished it te be. He did net think it was
right te trumpet his doings or
te seek for them applause. He
found his reward In the growth
of the work which he loved, and his
satisfaction would have been lessened
by any suggestion that a selfish thought
awl led his labor. Such men manifestly
are net made for the feet light of the
theatre te shine upon aud for the popu
lace teirpplaud whlle they live; but
when they die their monuments remain
and their fame Is held through time.
Ciiaiii.es Emehy Smith, minister te
Russia and ox-etlllor of the Philadelphia
Preu, was banquoted at the Union League
en Monday and made a very grnceful
speech, referring te the frlomllineiw of Itus
sla In our thne of trial, Mr. Smith's own
time of trial Is fast approaching, ami it re
mains te be scen whether the government
oftheciar will be inclined te rocelvo an
Amerlcan editor who at some time In Ills
career may have written thing about
Siberian outrages and autocratle govern
ment that would net be ploeMng te the
ruloref all the Husslas. Mlnlster Kelloy
was rejected by Austria for an effense se old
that It might have been forgetton and the
Russians are much mere touchy en these
points than the Austrian, ills noticeable
that the I'rtu has of late rofralned from
Joining in the geueral comments en things
Russian and Siberian, and beyend a fuw
rofereucos te German affairs, has had very
llttle te say about umllers in Kurope.
There Is a restlessness In Russia at prosent
which ceinicls the holder of the reins of
governtnont te be very careful In his driv
ing, and be could hardly be blamed for de
clining te rocelvo an American editor, no
mntter hew conservatlvo and cautious.
True, Amerlcan editors have held the place
befere, but Ooergo Kcnnan had net then
stirred up American Interest In Russian
tronbles and the rocent craze for barbarous
Russian novels had net gtven Ameri
cans their present knowledge of life and
affairs In the ompireof the czar. Ameri
can mlnlsters could then be roceivod as
carelessly as emissaries from Dahomey
or any ethor rcmote and unknown land.
New, Russian 'agitators nre well aware of
Amerlcan sympathy wltliRusslnti tronbles,
and the case Is very different, for although
the cutrages of the Nihilists have been un
sparingly doneuncod by the nowspapers,
and the murder of the late czar was re
calved with expressions of horror, tlmre Is
no dlsguslng the fact that the repressive
measures of the prosent ruler have been
florcely condemned, and ready credit has
been given te the Kennan exposures In
spite of government denials, and the very
questionable metheds of that travoler. It
does net seem very prebable that Mr.
Smith will be rejected, but It Is posslble,
and the possibility Is worth considering.
A sensational dtsuitch from Londen
declares that a wealthy government con
tractor Is privately building an air ship
which Is te carry a crew of suveral men at
a speed of a hundred aud filly miles an
hour. Somohew or ethor theso great socrels
always leak out bolore the machlnes appear
for trial. Hew s trail 150 It would be If a
flying machlue inventor should Just try te
fly without first announcing that he was
going te de it I
Tnn vlrulonce of the editorial squabbles
of Western Journals used te be the won
der and amusement of the Rasteru press,
and New Yerk papers frequently queted
the scathing language used by frentier or
Southern editors In controversies with
" esteemed contemporaries." Rut the New
Yerk H'erd has changed all tbls,nnd nowa
days the great centre of vltupointlve Jour
nalism Is right In New Yerk city. In re
ferring te the case of the H'erM roertcr,
who sneaked Inte the Jury room In the
Flack trial, the New Yerk Jltrald gives
this specimen of llorce writing : " We mp mp
pescd that the In Mated effrontery of this
(lift Knterprlse concern would rocell at
such pickpocket metheds of obtaining
nuws. Rut it smacked Its lips evor the
infamy, like a cur with a tidbit of offal,
and boasted of the filched story with a
lewd leer of self-approval."
Tim enterprising burglar is net allowing
himself te be left behind by these rapid
times. Net long age Chicago thieves were
found using small btoruge batter ics te
shock pcople w he were te be robbed. A
St. I'uul thief bus Just confessed te a share
In a series of operations en fast freight
trains which show remarkable enterprise
and ectlvlty. Four thieves have been for
for some months robbing the freight trains,
and their plan was for boveral te beard
trains and conceal themselves In box ears,
from which at night they would threw-goods.
The man w he niaile the confession guided
the olllcers te a place w here a large stock
of recently stolen goods had been burled
and two thousand dollars' worth of boxed
goods wero found. Among them were
boxes of dry goeJs, gentleinnn's furnish
ing goods and chests of tea, shlpied by St.
Paul merchants, aud the thief declared
that this was only a small part of the
quantity stolen.
I'EltSOXAI..
William Mitiiuav Uhwpen, n Harris
burg lawyer, lias written eurul geed
stories.
Dn. NenviN Giikk.v, president of the
nekiern union telegraph company, will
celebrate his golden wedding Apill 1.
Path has presented te the Uosteu Con Cen Con
ssrvatery of Music a medal te be given on en
nnully te the host vocalist.
Altciinisiiep KtNiucit, although new in
tbaelghty-iourthyearef his age, takes a
dally walk or about six miles, rain or
s line, and that has been his custom for
many years past.
Rev. K. F. Flkjien, the colored minis
ter who was remanded by (Jovernor
Reaver upon requisition of the governor of
Seuth Carolina fei trial rerallegwl inurder
and who was acquitted, will lecture 1 11
Harribburg this evening.
ReneuT II. Celkuan has decided te
lliriit up Mt. Gretna park with electricity.
The plant will be ready for operation
within two months. A large stene build
ing w III be erected along the railroad near
the station for the englue and dynamos.
Dr. Rruknne.v, an Amerlcan, has been
appointed profosser or eriental philology
at Heldelburg university, being the seeen'd
instance In which an American has been
appointed a professor in a German univer
sity. The first was Dr. Miller, of Fiilladel
phla. who was appointed te the chalt or
dentistry In Uerlln.
Pa0F.Bn.00Ks. director or Smith obsor ebsor obser
vet iry, has verlfle I his dlw-every era new
comet in the eastern hky. Its ivisltlen
was: Right ascension, 21 hours 10 mluutes:
dsciinatn north, 7 degrees W mlnu ei;
with a alew motion northward. It Is a
bright telescopic object, with a tall, and is
the first comet of the year.
Or.x. D. It. Hastikes and a Mend of tils
named Yocum were years age Invited te
address a Sunday school a few miles from
Ilellofente. Yocum and the feasral were
chums, and they roomed together. Hast
ing mada no preparation, but Intended te
apeak as the spirit moved alas. Yocum
gave Ids snbjeci much thought, and Anally
wrete out a speech. The night befere they
were te make the address the two were
silting In thelr room, wheu Yocum
pulled out his manuscript, read the
speech, and they Anally agreed that
Hastings should sjieak first. At the
school the next day the general
delivered Yocum's set apoech, and the
latter was itaralyred. lie managed, how hew how
ever, te make some blundering remarks,
but his rage was furious. He wouldn't
talk te Hastings for a long time.
LORD AND I.ADT.
A Fabl for Critical American Olrla
Who Fancy Titles.
A certain young woman, with the rosy
cheeks and very bright eyes of the typical
American girl in tennis weather, was
walking down the street ene day when ahe
happened te meet a certain line young fel
low with a heavy cane, a lefty cellar and a
manner evon mere exalted. This very
lefty young man was a foreign specimen.
Hocame from far ever the sea, In aland
wliore long age, when men were simple
as savages, they all bowed down te
the rules act up by the few who were
smart enough te think. One of theso rules
was that a son of a gun must be a gun, no
matter hew well he may disguise it. The
guns wero lords, earls, barons, counts, aud
various ether varieties, and some of them
wero only guns In a barbarous, brutal
way, and In these days would rank as low
as any professional bouncer In aome small
groggery. The sons of theso guns having
the unusual advantages of wealth and
power conferred by their fathers, managed
te held en te It and hand down aome te
thelr descendants of theso days; but Intel
lectually and physically they have pretty
well geno te the bow-wows, and the
men who te-day wear the titled trademark
are Intorestlng specimens of a strange
social dofermlty. They stand lu the
full blaze of the light of our civili
zation, and In splte or the teach
ings or anatomy and the practical
testa or lift), they Insist that they are era
superior variety of mankind, by reason of
the fact that rcmote ancestors of theirs
wero rulers In times when the misrule was
frightful te think or. Well, this line young
fellow with the caue aud high cellar, was a
rarely geed specimen or the class. Ills
manners wero perfect, his physlque 1m 1m
peslng, his education carried te the full
extent or his high avorage mental capacity.
All that he noeded te make him a real man
was ability te de a man's work. He lacked
this bocause, although lords have long
ceased te de any ruling, their position In
society does net penult their 11 se for any
ethor purpose The young man resembled
the buttons above his ewu coat tall. Theso
buttons wero used by his great grandfather
te held up the sword belt in the tlmes
wheu swords wero always worn. The
sword has geno, and the reason for the
coat tall buttons has pasned away.but thore
they are, aud from sheer ferce or habit
they are kept there, serving no earthly
purpese or use or ornnment. As e coat
might leek quoer without tail buttons, se
Knglaud might leek strange without lords,
but pcople would seen get used te the re ro re
fermed costume, as we have in America,
and agroe that no buttons are boiler than
useless ones which are continually getting
shabby no matter hew bright and new
soine of thorn may be.
Te ret urn te the rosy, brighl-cyed young
woman ; she was the daughter of a noble or
medern times, an energetic, Just and hou heu hou
erablo man or business in this land or bus
iness men. She came, she saw and cou ceu cou
querod the young man or ancleut times,
bocause he could net help hlmself and
bocause she found his titles becoming.
Then time went by, as tlme has a way of
doing. The young lord was wealthy and
did net marry for 11101103-, very much. If
he had been a German baron or Italian
count It might have been different; the
American girl might have preferred
a man without a tltle, but F.ngllsh
lords, you knew, have lets or real
dignity and wealth. Tlme continued te
go ou. He began te move faster. Heredi
tary membership In the Heuso or Lords
was abolished, primogeniture and entail
rollewod. Strikes and financial mlcs
consequent upon the rivalry of the United
States lu forelgn markets signalled the
downfall of Great Britain's commercial
power and wealth. The great family es
tates wero sold ler debt. Rurepcan war
drew England Inte the battle Held, and the
handsome here lest his nese In stepping a
bullet for her majesty. He also took a
dese of several of his most ornamental
teeth, the inediclue being administered by
the hind feet eran army mule. In ling
land meanwhile hereditary titles were
abolished, the old duke died, aud penni
less, without tltle, profession, or valuable
capacity or any kind, this coat tail button
or medern civilization was tern from his
easy a-id distinguished place just as the
old uoblesso of France had been a ceutury
before. Se the son of the lord was forced
Inte the milks of industry and did what
llttle he cenlil, and as llttloef itaspossible
aud tlme went en. Aud at last a llttle old
woman, with pale, lined race and quiet
eyes, bent evor her sewing In an attic
room, nnd steppod te put a tall button en
an old dres coat, for "my lord" was a
waiter in a fashionable restaurant.
Jteu't Venrct G10 " Soedout,"
but ui.e It regularly after every meal. It lm
part a nlfasmit flavor te the ineutli, changes
elteiikhe secretions Inte healthful, Invigorates
the (joins, ami cleause the luteratlces nf the
teeth. Llke old Meral le, H purities the Aiifcau
stable lilch home have In their mouth.
murJlUMl
If a woman would maintain her flnu com
plexion, bIie iiuiat anticipate all nlmplts anU
bull, tlie outcome- of hail bleed, by the early
imJ Iriijueut use or Lnxndur, the ureal bloeil
purifier.
There Is nothing tnore hurreuinj; te the yni.
pathetic iiiliul than te hear n crying baby. Dr.
llnlls lUiby Hjriip will glve Inxtunt relief te
the llttlu hutrerer Ker sale at oil ilrug stores.
l'rlceZ) els.
hew Intelligent Women Decide.
When the finest Ien lias te be met as te what
I the bet e.mrM) te uitet te secum a sure, safe
anil agreeable remedy for Oh organic UlMsaws
and weaknckcs which nltllcl the female hex.
IhureU but 0110 wUetleclalen, Mi., a course of
ti-ir-lreatmetil Willi Dr. Pierce's Kaverltn Pre
scription, It U an unfailing siwclile for erlol erlel
Ical palm, iiiWlarcmetn, Internal inllumma inllumma
tleii.aiid all muctlenal dUerders that render
the mm or, no many women inUentble and Jey.
,eV.Vrl."'y wll try It, praUe IU Of drugg-fnu.
3i,ruiiw
What Threo ApplleutluiiH llld.
"I was troubled very much with serufeet.
Three upi'ltciiliein of Tliemai' Kclectrit Oil en
tirely cured llirm. Nothing better In the inar
..V'"l Jaeb Ilutler, Heading, l'a. Ker tuile by
. T. llcs'h, Niw. 137 und 131) North Uueen
treet, Lancaster, Pa.
An Kuglnoer'M Vast Itiiu.
An engineer en one of the reart entering
here In speaking last night of fat runs said:
' Although my machine. net low, once let a
cold get lx hour the i.birt of ine, and my ma
chinery Is no match for It. I hacrer years
kept a bottle of Kemp's IluUuu ceuatantly lu
iny cab, and when a Cough or Celd gcU a start
et this standard remedy It Is Indeed a cold day
Jt Is leld by all druggists. (j)
The Kind We J.lke.
T lie medicine we inant like l that which does
IU work quick and well. Ilunlucl III" "JtliirVi
iiretlieiiulekest kind of a euro for dyivPiria
;' "' fl"l kidney aireellem,. I'er'iuiby
1. Ileeh. 1ST and lJtl North Qumi "trcef.
1 1 -
llntectlveH mill 1'rlvate OHlcei-g
Usually wear their badges of aulherllv con cen
eealed under thyf clothing, but j'r T,0",
tklnlrle Oil vi&n Its bad21 In (he r ,, V.t
Kta2,', Htuc'hed te each ",d ete betf
', , l,Vnt tn ,naY k""w mlwlen. It u
glyin full ami complcte authority le arretall
aches anil itfimn.Hiid diss Its duty every time
Ijfatmmaker'
' riituAnctPBtAlTu(adar,March35,lS.
" Millinery Opening " day
here is every day when new
Bennet time ts only a couple of
weeks away. There were first
views last week, but the blush
isn't off therese yet by any
means.
New shapes and new com
binations blossom in the Mil
linery Parlors each day. A
whisper of Paris in every petal
but grown in our own work
rooms.
Cleth Hats and Caps are
about the easiest and readiest
of all the slam Tarn crowd.
lhe newest bchoel caps are
the "Club" and "Outing";
jockey-like, with a saucy bunchi
ness ever the visor. Mostly in
modest checks and plaids.
The Man-e-Wars are jaunty
enough for the merriest midship
mite of them all. They smack
of salt spray if ever a hat did.
Name en band. The chipper
cst thing is the price 75c ler
a rig worth $1.50.
Fer girls the Tarpaulins are
among the nattiest, neatest for
between seasons.
North from Thirteenth and Cheitnul streets
corner.
Fringed Sashes are as popu
lar as ever. 9-inch, 4 yards,
53.38 ; 1 i-inch, 4 yards,
4-5-
East Transept.
Afore than three hundred
styles nau French Printed Flan
nels, at 65c.
As bewilderinjr te leek at as
te think of. Plain stripes,
fancy stripes, and figures.
Meaningless words ! They
might be true of patterns you'd
go te sleep ever. Such print
ing as this must be seen te be
fully sensed. Every line as ex
act en the soft fuzzy face of the
stuff as en the finest sateen.
Celers royally rich, qualities
the best, assortment unmatched.
We believe no ether retail
Flannel stock en either conti
nent is se full as this or se al
together excellent.
Houthcest of centre?
Men of taste, who are alert
for the best the world affords,
will be interested in our new
arrivals of Hosiery and Under
wear :
Men's
Super Welght, new colors In
Merine
Bhlrtand Drawers from Mer-
ley,
Men's Huper Weight lUlbrlggan, new
Ideas In color, frlnted blitrU aud
Drawers from 1'arH.
Men's Cotten, Lisle and Bilk Half Hese,
black, exqulatiely embroidered In
colors, from Allen, Helly Jt Ce., Lon Len Lon
eon. Men's Cotten, I.IhIc, and Hllk Half llo'e
from the Hea Mills, Ualbrlggau, lie
land. Such names are a guarantee
of quality as well as style.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Alsle.
We put in our windows half
a dozen Parasols direct from
Paris. Exact duplicates of
what the first Paris house in
this line has made for the Ben
Marche Easter display.
Only the skirmish line. The
Spring army of Parasols is
ready for your review just in
side. You'll find many new
and original developments in
these beautiful creations.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Alsle.
The Linen store gains bright
ness as the days lengthen.
Bargain spots as thick as ever,
go-inch Irish Sheeting, snow
bleach, geed quality, and $i a
yard. Anether hetcheling of
these $5 a pair Irish Linen
Hemstitched Sheets, 2x2 s
yards. Pillow Cases te match,
51.35 a pair.
90-inch hand-spun French
Sheeting, a linen for hard wear;
better and better for every
washing of its early life. 65c.
62-inch German Table Dam
ask, geed weight, geed look
ing, free from starch, 70c. 19
inch Napkins te match, $1.50 a
dozen.
Heuthvet of centre.
Jehn Wanamaker.
OWJVT'HHI'EUIPIC.
MERCURIALRHEUMATISM.
Mr. J. C. Jenes, city marshal of Kulteu. Ar
kansas, writes: "About ten years age fcon fcen
tracted a severe caui or bleed poison. IIib lead
ing physicians of the city Mere called In, aud
they prescribed inediclue after medicine, which
1 took without affording me any relief. I 0U0
Irliit mercurial nnd petiuh remedies, with the
same unsuccessful result, but which brought
011 an attack of mercurial rheumatism that
made my Ufa one of untold agony. After suf
fering four men lm, I gau up all former reme
dies and commenced taking Hwlfl'sHneclllciy,
H. H.) After taking kuveral bottles, 1 was en
tirely cured and able te resume work. I con
sider Hwiri's Hpeclflc (H. H. H.) tlie greatest med
icine for bleed polseulug te-day en the mar-
INHERITED SCROFULA.
Hwlft's HpectnctS. 8. 8.)cureil my little boy e
hereditary scrofula, which broke out all eer
his face. Fer a year he had sultered, and 1 had
given up all hopes of his recovery, when at
length I was Induced te use H. H. S. After using
atfew bottles he was entirely cured. Net a
symptom navr remains of the disease. This
was three years age.
MHS.T. U MATHERS.
MathcrWIle, Miss.
Treatise ou Illoed and Hkln Diseases mailed
free.
f.'l HWIPT BPKCIK10 CO., Atlanta, da.
DIlUNKENNrMS.
l.IQUOK HABIT.
In All the World there Is but One Cum.
DU, IIAIKfS' GOLDEN SI'KCUHC.
it can be given In a cup of cedec or tea, or In
articles of feed, without the knowledge or the
vutleal, If necessary ; It Is absolutely harmless
and will erfect a permanent and HXHly cure,
whether (he patient U a mixterate drinker or
an alcoholic, wreck. IT NEVKIt KAIIt. It
operates se quietly and with such certainty
that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience,
and ere he Is aware, his complete reformation is
1'Itected. is page book of particulars free.
CIlAS. A. LOC'ilKlt. Drugg'st,
Ne. 9 East King HL, Lancaster, l'a.
o.Ueed-Tl-iti
A OK-NCy FOB CALLAHAN A CO'S CB
JV. nieiit te take the place of Bed lx.'ad. la
CiiTk It makes flu times the quautity of red
lead and Is dr superior In muklng steam JeinU,
packing tnan and hand hole plates en boilers,
d.c, Ae, frleti 'JO centa per 'pound, at JOHN
gwra.SMiSMt Fulton lt7 t-w
get 9 alt cv ftcntc.
F
at
IOH
RKNT TM KKBVJITrmY
Heuse, M
rooms.
T 7 .r -r-"rj - -. r . - -' z
1, no. sssnerisi DOM strceu issjairv
reeuiaa'
fcbzurd
KO. 91 T.sm ORANOB BT. f
E
Ijiirit uuii-rnuiiArinui,jiiftuinuii
' Htnrn lloem. Ne. M naatk Cluccs street.
Alka lam rtmrn en 4US fflnar.
nmrSeedtf JNO. V. DCHAUaf BOW,
TTIOIl BKMT-A THBRMTORT, BRICK
Jrj Dwelling Heuse, with modern ImproTe ImpreTe
menU, Ne. 117 East King street, with Brick
BUbleonteL New occupied by Jeha W. Hot Het
man. Apply te aKO. if BPRfeUtUW, Ne. JU
East King street. -
fOn 11ENT-ONK HTOKB ROOM .AND
II liascment In Heuthern Market Hebm
Building, fronting en Beeth Queen stmt, and
one mere KoemTn same building frontlnten
Vine street, stiltable for any business. Tha
basemen t would be an elrcantroera tot a Barber
ulmt. IniilvwtiHi t
r "' BAUD AMcRLROrS
Dry Goods Stere,
8J and ST heuth Queen Htrcvt
Markets held en Tuesday mernlnf , Saturday
morning and Haturday evening. mS-tM
XilOB RENT THIIID AND FODRTH
JP Floers above Clias. 11. Frey'aBhee Stere,
Ne. Sand ft VMt King street. Third fleer Is
handsomely papered and ntted np, having lu
own water closet and waahsUnd In a small
ante-room. The fleer Is planed and oiled, mak
ing a handsome room, suitable for dancing, so se
ciables, secret organizations, eta.
Fourth Fleer Is net papered, and In Its present
condition Is suitable for wholesaling, light
manufacturing, etc. It also baa Its own water
closet and wnsbstand In a small ante-room.
Kent, ts per month In advance. Will be hand
somely papered and partitioned te salt Ledges
and ether organisatiens.
f&O-tfd CIIAB. H. FRET.
SPatchc.
TJUNEAMKRICAN WATCH EH.
A Positive Bargain te the
Watch Buyer.
We effer I1ELOW ALL' COMPETITION, a
brand new line or fine American Watcbes.lust
purchased at a CUT PRICE. They aft Mtem
Wind, FULL JEWELED. PATENT RKUULA
TOKH, IIHEONET HAHt SPRINGS, and Will
give a Guarantee with every Individual move
ment, te run within SO seconds a week and aven
better, in either Hunting or Open Faee Cases.
In OOLD CASES 130 and up, acecerdlug te
weight and quality.
In SILVER OASES, 114. In NICKEL CASES,
til. lu UOLD-F1LLED CASES, IX te 123, If
K., 21 year guarantee.
In LowerQualltles of FILLED CASES, 118.
Tlie above are all genulne American Manu
factured Goods of a lilgh Grade, with which
we give our personal, as well as maker's, guar
antee. CHAS."S. GILL,
JEWELKIl AND GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
NO. 10 WEST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
V
ALTER C. HERR.
Special Netice !
On lug te numerous engagements I
find It necessary te have PKOF. L1TTLK
remain one week longer, till March 2D.
All persons having defective sight, or
troubled In being suited with glasses,
should call at once.
EXAMINATION FREE.
9-See our sleck et Geld Filled and
Silver Watches before buying.
Walter C. Herr,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OF ORANGE.
Sletxv.
LEVANS FLOUR.
ItUtBic.
T
UE MUSIC STOKE.
THE MUSIC STORE.
DECKER BROS. PIANOS,
HAINES I1ROS. PIANOS.
MAHON A HAMLIN OROAN8. HAND AND
ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS.
STRINGS ANDTRIMMINGS OF ALLKIND3.
WOODWARD & CO.,
14 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
ItUecellrtiteettB
7ISTATE OF JOHN II. SMITH, LATE
i
of Lancaster cllv. Ijiucuuter Ce.. l'n.. de-
ccaKcil. letters testamentary ou saldestate hat
ing been granted te the undersigned, all ersens
Indebted thereto are requested te make Imme
diate payment, and these having claims or de
muuds against thnsame, will present them with
out delay for settlement te the undersigned,
JULIANNSMITH,
124 Chester BU, iJincaster, Pe.,
Executrix.
A.J. Ehfhi.y, Attorney,
til 1-n.t Uniut SU, Uiiuaster, lit.
inrll-fltdTu
100,000.
IN IIONDS AND MORTGAGES FOR
IN-
VIMTOltS, IN HUMS OF
1103, taw, ime, ti,tue te fjo.eoa
Hands flper cent. Interest, payable quarterly.
Mortgages 6 er cent. Interest, payable half
yearly. Send or call for full Information.
JOHN 11. METZLKR,
ste US. Duke SL
THE MILLER.SVIM.K STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL
The Mlllcrsvllle Nermal Scheel, which has
long been recognized as the leading training
school In the state, is better this year than ever
before. It Is net a mere academy, but a real
school for the training of teachers. IU gradu
ates till many of the leading educational posi
tions In misstate.
A Free Kindergarten will be started In con
nection with the Medel Scheel. It will be In
charge of an experienced klndergartner. Spe
cial training classes lu this department with
out extra charge.
Full state appropriation te students. Write
early for room, visitors are always welcome.
HK.'Uul Arrangements for l-anraster. The
pregramme of the Mlllersvllle Nermal Scheel
has been se arranged that pupils from Lancas
caster may graduate at the school uud beard at
home.
Tuition expenses for pupils preparing te
teach : Per week (for 12 weeks or mere), f I ; rer
Winter m-xsIeii of at weeks, 120; for Summer
Kossien or II weeks, f!3 ; total tuition for year,
sju,
A Shite appropriation of feO.OO Is given te
Gmduates. It Is thus seen that High Scheel
Graduates aud ethers, who complete the Nor Ner
mal Scheel Course lu two ears, may de se at a
total tuition of only IJS.
special rates te pupils are given by the Street
Itnllread Cem puny.
Summej Session of Fourteen Weeks begins
Monday, March 31st.
Fer Catalogue or further Information address
ine rnucipai,
DR.E.ORAMLYTr,
yatnce tf',ff.f Men.
pALACB OF PAJUUOM.
ASTRIjpH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 AMD 117 x. Quxnr IT.,
LANCASTER.
Te-morrow, Saturday, March
22d, we start another Great
Ribbon Sale at Special Prices.
We have 'secured some large
lets of New and Desirable Rib
bons which we offer from te
morrow en at the following
special prices :
Nes. 9 and 12, all Silk Satin
Ribbon, picot edge, in all the
leading colors, at 9c a yard.
One let of Brocaded and
Moiree Sash Ribbons, in pink,
light blue, cream and cardinal,
at 25c a yard.
Deuble-faced Satin Ribbon,
all pure silk, heaviest quality
made.
Ne. 3, at 7c a yard, worth 15.
Ne. 4, at 9c a yard, worth 18.
Ne. 5, at ieca yard, worth 20.
Ne. 7, at 1 2c a yard, worth 25.
Ne. 16, at 29c a yd, worth 50.
Twe-tone, double-faced, heav
iest quality, all pure silk.
Ne. 9, at 20c, worth 35.
Ne. 12, at 25c, worth 40.
Ne. 16, at 25c, worth 45.
Ne.!2, at 29c, worth 60.
One let of elegant New
Fancy Ribbons, in all the lead
ing Spring Celers, at 10c.
One let at 19c.
One let at 2;c a vard.
ColeredSatin Ribbons in all
the leading colors.
Ne. 4, at 3c a yard.
Ne. s, at 4c a yard.
Ne. 7, at 5c a yard.
Ne. 9, at 7c a yard.
Ne. 12, at 8c a yard.
Black Gres-Grain Ribbons,
satin edge, warranted pure silk,
and excellent quality.
Ne. 9, at iec a yard.
Ne. 12, at 12c a yard.
Ne. 16, at 15c a yard.
Ne. 22, at 19c a yard.
These are a job let, and can
not be duplicated at the above
prices.
One let of 15-inch wide
Surah Sash Ribbon at $1 a yd.
NOTICE.
Our Opening Days take
place WEDNESDAY te SATi-
URDAY, APRIL 2D, 3D, 4TH
AND 5TII.
Stere will be open every
evening en Opening Days.
fmmiture.
e
CIIS t Q1BU3.
IS MAKRIAQK A FAILURE T NOT IK
ECONOMY IS USED IN BUYING
NEW STYLE, RELIABLE,
FURNITURE,
Where Prices Are Lewest.
49-We practice economy te be able te make
prices low. Give us a chance te show you our
stock. Goods set aside.
Ochs & Gibbs,
Manufacturers nnd Dealers,
2d, 3d A 4th Floers, Ne. SI SOUTH QUEEN
SlIlEKT.
piURNITURE.
De Yeu Want
The Best Furniture for the
Least Meney ?
Use, come te see us. Our Elegant New Spring
Stock Is new en our floors ready te show.
Nothing like It was eer seen here tttfore.
Farler and Bedroom Suits, designed by the
best artists In Europe and America, and put to
gether se substantially that we can gle a
guarantee with each article.
By the way (you must Just keep it te your
self,) and hurry te see us, for we are ellerlng a
few articles of Furniture carried e er from last
year below prices that they could be bought for
at auction. Fer instance, a Bedroom Suit, 118.
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 & 29 Seuth Queen Street
w
IDU .TEH'S COKNKK.
SPELL IT WITH A BIG H,
And you have an Idea of the
HOUSETIRES
AT
TV i d m y e r' T
SPELL IT WITH A LITfLE P,
Aud Q?t i Idia nf lite 1'rlceiat
s
Cor, East King and Duke Sts.,
LANCASTER. PA.
CUtlttH.
s
PRINaiSHKlUv.
L. Gansman & Ire.
SPRING IS HERE.
.JE.V?..?.'!' pil1"?d for V ndlnvltsimr
Biends and the pnblie te examine ear beastlfal
collection of Spring- Overcoats, Spring Baits
WE MAKE TO ORDER:
All-Wee! Chariet Suits at 112
A -wool CherlelHUlU at 112, lit. lis.
All-Weel Wide Wale Ceal and .Vestal tr.ilS,
!ftE! Cft",mIXreiiers at go. U, N.
A'MVoel Worsted Trousers at te SO,!?, S7, II
Ins at thenayill be profitable te as and te you.
Yeu may be aure the prtees are low enoeta.
Men's, Beys'and Clilldren'.SulUat.xtramMr
low prices, 'styles the very latest "ww"
English Corkscrew Suits at as, ss, , (If.
Wiaa Wale Suits at is. 110. iS sTl. lli
bids ana Black Cheviot Suits at ts, ie 113.
?lNEr?,Su.,ut,.Mo7te,lie. .
.Sf'MWi SS'lf pur greaT specially, at tl.
lias,ii8e,n,i
9HU
Intheclty """ """ "u
Children's Pants from ase and upwards.
snies niwersnn
IMf flf Uui..-. tl.-.., ts.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's, Bey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
I aad II HOSTS QUIBM IT.,
I.W.C0RKBB070RAH0X. LAKCAITMt, FA.
" Net connected with any ether Clothing
Beuse In the city.
49-Be cautious and make no mistake se that
you get te the right place.
M-
ART1M BROS.
The Full Stock of
Spring Overcoats
In all the sorts are ready,
$15 te $20. ,
Streng
Adjectives
Het
Hecesiary.
The leading styles are Seft Rell Fly Frent,
the English Bex Ceat, Smoke Fawn and light
shades of Brown In Meltons and Wales, and
neat mixtures are the new cloths. Prices and
make-up se Inviting that, feast your eyes en
them and they'll tempt your purse.
Ready tee, our big Assortment vef Men's
Spring Suits and Trousers and lloys'.Clethlng.
Ne strong adjectives are necessary. The prices
and styles are doing the advertising. '
The Merchant Tailoring Departmenl Isactlvsfkft
and bright with Sprlnl "Ug'jJeunrlngs
and Overceatings for orderweTlglJls de
partment Is a centra for handseme lines of for
eign and domestic outfitting stuffs for men.
Best fit and workmanship at low prices charao charae
terlze the output. Hee Bulls te order at 118, 29,
123 and $25.
Tha new lines of Spring Neckwear, Under
wear and Uoslery are en exhibit. Elegant lines
and popular prlces. "" "
MARTIN BROS,
1
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
M
ITERS AllATUFON.
Spring Styles are here In Great Beauty and
Handsome Variety. It will Interest you te see
llie line of
$20
SUITING,
Xe Order,
In Nobby Colored Cheviots and Casslmcra.
A Line of Suiting at $22.00,
TO ORDER,
Uan Isomer than Can be Found Any where 1
for the Same Meney.
$23 and $25
Will buy from our stock one of many very
AttractUe Styles or Spring Suiting. The Fit Is
First-Class.
Myers & Rathven,
MERCHANT TAILORING,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET
IiANCASTEU. PA.
gjnte.
OIRI,N
NO SrYU'-S
-IN-
DUNLAP & CO.'S
CELEBRATED HATS
New Ready.
Select your WRING. Tlt.K while the Stock Is
New and Full.
Best FUR STIFF HAT In the city at 11.00 and
lUO.
. Our B.W STIFF HAT Unsurpassed.
TRUNKS, TRAVKLTNO HAGS.nUBnER
COATS AND UMIHIELLAS. .
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
TORN BAKER,
Alderman of the First Ward,
Is prepared te attend te alt leal mutters. Alse
collections promptly made.
110 NORTH QUEEN STREET, . ,.
SP STYLES!
It- St
M.
w'.---
1 i
' '. V
V -- if.V- ' I
mmrmm.- .-v-
;vy &tj:
1 s.
,H
sAajB .-"-s3r--
atlMd
Mil
fUlsWFUIt,ra,