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THX MAXIA rOA atONWaUCKTS.
Cmpni IU4 We Xad te Um laritadeM
te Xroet Then at Pabtle Xxpeaa
The lateet contribution te te nvmerea
project for expending the Mrpltia ob
statues and monument cornea from Sen
ter Sriulre. who nroneeea teat $109,000
hall 1st devoted te an equestrian effigy- of
Grant tithe national capital. In the laat
Cencreaa eomebedy wanted a bridge ballt
cress the Potomac, which waa te be called
a a rant memorial bridge: but the new
aenater from the Air Northwest, In pre
nnnlncr In aIil te tha ramarkabla collection
of marble and brense heraea and their
rldera at Washington, at least coniern ceniern
plates a leaa expensive structure than the
bridge.
a iriDute te ueianmus - n " -ten,
te Include net only . a la.ue
but a building, wbeaj foundations are
te be laid In 1802, la another re-
recent protect. In Mr. Merrill's version or
the plan, for there are several, the linage of
tsa anal riiawiverer ii te be brente. and
tae naval menumeut is te make wav for It,
going te a new site. Anether costly prc prc
pMalef this sort la the erection of a me
morial hall InFi lr neunt Park b an appn
Sriatien rrem uungress, in noner 01 ine
rat century of American independence.
Mr. Greut, of Vermont, has pretentei a bill
te erect a centennial monument te our
national existence. AfUW.OOO monument
for which something can be said is tbe one
which la proposed te erect at e!d Fert
Groeuo, In llroeklyn, in honor of the
victims of the Jersey and the ether British
prison nuiasei me iioveiuuon, mat usea
te be moored In the Wallabeut b)lew.
These victims, with these or the ether New
Yerk military prisons, numbered mere
tnan an ine patriots mat uuu en an tne
battlefields of the war. An J yet It must
net be forgotten that the Tammany Society
long age erected a tine monument te their
memory In New Yerk. The fact Is that a
cemDletelv nealected snhlect for a really
Important monument is hard te And now
adays, se that the committee en the library
has a genuine sonsatleu when It stumbles
unen one. The Dronescd Grant menu
ment, for example, must lake into account
the one projected in New Yerk, and the
rniiaacipuia memorial niu cuuuei. iguuru
New Yerk's memorial arch.
However, the Revolutionary field is still
worked ever with dllleiice, and some sup
Jects are still found there in which new
monuments and statues will net be simply
ethor honors added totheso atready render
ed. Such is the battle of Point Pleasant,
which, te be mre, preceded the Revolution
a little, but is allied te its era and asks a
monument. The Senate has passed a bill
te contribute ?J(),000 te a menument for
the battlelleld of Trenten, provided the
local association raises as much. A like
bill Is pending te put a menument en the
bitllcfleld of Princeton. Sonater Daniel, or
Virginia, who makes rather a specialty of
anch matters, lias a bill appropriating iu
000 for a stntue of Patrick Henry, te be
erected in Charlette county of that state,
and another bill of $20,000 for the comple
tion of the monument at Fredericksburg
te Mary Washington, tue uioiner or tne
first president, which has been unfer-
tunaieiy mixeu up wuu a very uuier suit
at law. North Carolina is doslreus te have
two Revolutionary memorials en her neil,
one te Hen. Grecne. te be nlaced en the
field of Guilferd Court IIouse, from which
he was obliged te rotreat, but net without
Inflicting severe less oil CernwallU, and
the ether te Orig-Geu. Davidsen, who was
killed while commanding her militia at
Cowan's Ferd, thou tuere is a uiu rer a
monument te Gen. Knox, te be erected at
riiomasten. net that he fought any battles
there, or even that he was born there, but
en tne ground mat mere no uieu anu was
buried.
Wben we once leik, howevor, at tue
levolutienarv menument bills, the story
becomes a long one. Mr. MelIUt proposes
te erect a memorial te Ethan Allen en the
site of Fert Tluonderega, whose surrender
te that here is certainly a pleasauter in
cident te recall than Us later abandonment
Burgeyne with a couple of bundred
annen. Anethor bill cans rer a memorial
j Warren at Bosten : and that there is any
txlstinx lrck of suitable honors te the
atriet or uunner uiu win atriae most
eple with surprise, 'mere are mi in aise
commemerato Mergau and Sevier, of
patriotic renown.
men tuere are tue presiucnia 10 ue pro
vided for. The Senate has voted slO.OOO
for a menument te Madisen, and there are
bills pending for monuments te Harrison
the elder, and te Kacharv Tayler, as well
is a bill appropriating $15,003 te buy Mr. C.
IW. F. Travis' portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
Statues are also proposed for Secretary
Stanten, rer juaury, rer torameaora
.nicker, ler i-rancis a. i.ey, Because ua
rrotethe "Star Spangled Bannerj" and
lest oddly or all, for old Mr. J. uray, en
the ground that he was the last survivor
jftlie Revolution.
VON' MOLTKE ON HIS KNEES.
lie Grent Warrior Helps the Emperer
nnd Empress Hunt Easter Eiata.
Frem the D;rllner Borsen-Ceuricr.
In the court news of the first Easter Iiell-
Jay was the announcement : "After break-
ir.mt the emnorer and empress went out
te Bellevue te hunt Easter eggs." This egg
luntlnir was accompanied witn some
burleuti and Interesting scenes. The
general neui marshal, count nieiiKe, naa
teen Invite 1 by the emperor te uke part
In the sport, anu appeareu in me aueruuuu
kit Caatle Bellevue with a Dig easaet ei
jlored eec"), 1 no emperor anu empress
and the old field marshal bid the eggs,
Rnil Hum lullowed the little princes about
in the shrubbery, te watch them capture
the gay prizes. That lasted three-quarters
of an hour. At length the children were
called in and the emprexshid some mag
nificently decorated eggs ler iue great
ninitkn 'himself. The famous strategist
concentrated every one of his wits en the
eirff hunt. Indeed, be was net asnameu te
nTelc liia wav en bis hands and knees
through the flower gardens, where the
empress naa cenceaieu mom in w kks.
He worked conscientiously till almost 0
o'clock. At 0 the pedestrians in the Thler
garten saw the omperor and empreta leave
the castle with Moltke in his carriage close
behind thorn. On the Beat besides the dlgni
flei field marshal was a big basketful of
fancy colored eggs. Every one stared at
the eggs and wonderea new tuey gei en
the same seat with Count Moltke, but few,
ifauy.guessed that his venerable excellency
nail earneu mom wuu iue yei. , u
brew.
Effects of Alcohol Upen Longevity.
iFrem Science,
Thn Ttrltlih Afedlcal association ap
pointed a commission te inquire and ascer
tain the avcragoerthreo classes of drinkers;
te wit, total abstalners from alcoholic
Leverages, moderate urinicers, uuu uuu.
The isoinmUslen reported its observations
upon 4,231 deaths, dlvldeu into nve caie-
frerles: 1. Total abstainers; 2. Habitual,
emperate drinkers, these who cei.sume
a moaeraie imeuni ui uiuuuuuu unuun, u.
Careless drinkers, these wne ae neimean
te net drunk, but are simply imprudent
j.i.!..u . A 17... nH httl final Hfinkini
6. Decidedly Intemperate drinker', aet.
According te mis ciassinrauen, iuu avernae
age reached by each of thetie categories is
u fnltnivH Aral elfliua. M VMrfi 22 davs
second, C3 years 13 daysj third, 69 years 07
days; reunn, e years ey uaya; nun, ai
years days. Frem this the curious fact
Is brought out that the teetotalers are the
shortest lived, the sets having but a alight
advantage ever them in the average dur
ation of life. The moderate drinkers reach
the most aevancca age.
An Examination In the Seuth.
I Freui the N. V. Tribune.
Tha burnlni of the Whlttltr school
building at Fortress Menreo a sheit time
since recalls te mind the amusing Inuideiit
which occurred tuore about the close of the
war. At that ttme mere was n mama
among colored peeple for education, and
the school was made up of all sexes and
ages. At the end or a year, an exmuuiuu
waa given te snow wnai progress uu ucun
made, te which a number of prominent
people were invited. The tcavuer Ktateu
that if anv nersena in the audience wished
te ask the students any question they
could de se. A strapping big fellow, who
wnrs enlv a shirt, trousers and pair of
Sivernment shoes, war called en te read,
e get along very well, until he reached
the word ' biped." Here a gentleman In
the audience interrupted, wnen tne fellow
ing dialogue eccurreu.
"Myman, what Is the meaning of the
word biped?"
" A biped is a beast."
" Why is a beast a biped ?"
" Because it has four feet."
"Are you a biped?"
"Ne, sir."
"Why?"
"Because I hasn't get four feet."
"What are you then?"
'I'aeacupedl"
Tha shout of laughter which greeted this
I anieti broke up Uaaxbibltlen,
fJERlUI OF MODKRW UrT5.
Xlaetrietty
-Vahaalthy
plaiaHeaaata,
rrem the Jt.T. Star.
'Modern life, wMh iu new pleasures and
neaaiblllltae, brlnga new dangera and eausaa
F death," aald William J. Holbero. the
aaaitanr eaginaer, te a party of friends at
Um Fifth Aveama hotel Mat evening.
"la toy prsfeeslea I centlnaally an
counter new and curleua featurea. Dae of
the oddest la whan an electrle-llght current
eta loose and entcra the plumbing of a
building. Meat baaam an dry and warm,
and the laths, mortar and woodwork act
aa geed Insulatera of the pipaa. In one
case of thla sort the current knocked down,
In aucoeaalen, the head of the family, who
tried te naa the bathtub j the wife, who
turned the faucet of a wash bandbasln,
and a servant who waa working at a alnk.
On another occasion, a stray current ran
Inte the burglar-alarm current wires and
knocked down the head of the house the
moment he touched the doorknob. Similar
te theee accidents are tbeaa when a loose
wire or au alactrle storm will set off a
burglar alarm, ring a telephone Jlngler, or
aet all the eleotrle belle of an apartment
house going. AU of these are dangerous,
but seldom are deadly. The worst that
usually happena la te aet tha house afire.
It la net altogether pleasant te have a con
flagration, nor te receive a severe shock
when yen are unprepared for it. In the
fear or malaria and eewer gaa many timid
heusekeepera go te an extreme of careful
ness which often werka harm. Fer ex
ample, the moderate use of disinfectants In
any building la a very geed thing, but
when, aa la tee frequently the case, vast
quantities or powerful chemleala are
thrown everywhere indiscriminately, there
Is danger of these injuring human health.
The wholesale use of white vitriol, green
copperas and blue vitriol te purify the
aewer pipes of houses la very objectlenablo,
aa these compounds are ae strong and cor
rosive that they will eat holes through al
most any kind of pipe that la made of metal.
The best disinfectants are pure air and
water; a aewer pipe requires ventilation
and any amount or clean water. In this
respect it Is very much like a human being.
I am glad te soe that there is a growing re
turn te the old-fashioned practice of having
a pitcher, bowl and ewer In a bedroom,
rather than a washbasin with a direct
sewer attachment It la better from an
artistic standpoint, and much better as a
matter of sanitary science. When the
latter Is used It should be well tapped and
ventilated, with a inetalllc alnk beneath it
The latter and the interior of the case
should be net only kept dry, but should
be thoroughly scoured and dried once in a
fortnight Unless this is done, either a
meld will form or else there will be a grad
ual accumulation of ammeniacal emana
tions, which are destructive. If net poison
ous. It Is hard te overestimate the cor
rosive power of these Intangible gases. At
the Beard of Health last month I saw a
piece of finely enameled Iren which had
been made by oneef the best manufacturers
In the trade. Yet these gases in the course
of a few years had attacked both metal and
porcelaln glsze, and had eaten them up,
se that they were crumbling honeycombs.
Frequently I have seen cast-iron, and
even wrought-Iren pipes, that had been
gradually converted Inte shells of rust by
this Invisible action of pernicious gases
and vapors. Anether odd fact worthy of
being remembered Is that the mere deadly
gases have no color and little or no odor.
The great majority of these which smell
bad are net Injurious. The gaa formed by
burning Bulphur is almost unbearable,
even In the smallest proportion. But it Is
an excellent antiseptic and disinfectant
On the ether band, aewer gas and carbonic
oxide, which comes from burning charcoal,
are almost colorless, odorless and tastel ess,
and are deadly as a rattlesnake."
'GET BACK IN DE IUBBEn."
lloceptlon of a Mississippi Steamer that
Get Out of Its Course.
The prevailing high water and the
danger of a sweeping flood recalls te mind
a humorous Incident of the great flood of
1882, which is geed enough te repeat, says
the Nashvllle American. A certain beat
coming up the Mississippi lest her way and
bumped up against a frame house. She
hadn't mere than touched it before an old
darkey rammed his head up through a
hole in the reef where the chimney once
came out and yelled at the captain en the
roef: " Wbar de bell ia yer gwine wid dat
beat? Can't you see nuftlnr Fust thing yer
knows yer gwine te turn die house ober,
spill de ole woman an' de cbil'en out in de
flood an' drown 'em. Wat yer dein' out
here in de country wld yer dam beat, any
how? Ge en back yonder froe de ce'n
field an' get back Inte de rlbber wbar yer
b'lengs. Ain't get no business sev'n miles
out in de country foelln' reun' people's
houses nohew!" and she backed out.
A Great Bird Story.
The Buffalo Courier is responsible for
the following contribution te tbe ever in
creasing list of stories about animals: In a
certain family In Buflale there Is a caged
robin which has been the household pet
for 10 years. The robin is new aged, lie
has lest all his teeth and one eve. and his
plumage wouldn't be looked at twice by a
milliner. His legs are weak and se are
his tees, and he can no longer cling te his
perch and warble hilariously. Se he Bits
en the fleer of his cage, and llke the dove
in the song, mourns and mourns and
mourns. At any rate he did until a lew
days age, when a cardinal bird was put in
a cage with him. The cardinal bird is lu
the heyday or youth, and from the first he
cast a pitying oye en his aged companion.
Alter observing uim a wuue u occurred te
him that he might fill up some of his spare
ttme waiting en him. Se be new takes the
bread and things that are put in the cage
and moistens them and rolls them into
wads or pellets and rams them down the
robin's oesephagus.
Every Menl Is a Trial
Te the dyspeptic. Flatulence, heartburn, op
pressive fullness of the stomach, are the In
evitable sequences of his use of the knife and
fork. Te say of him that lie gratifies the crav
ings of appetite would be genuine satire. He
only appeases them. Is relief attainable? Cer
tainly, and bv the use of a pleasant as well aa
thorough remedy, Hestettcr's Stomach Hitters.
Will It cure Immediately? Certainly net-lt
does net effect miracles. But It does gle
prompt and unspeakable relief, and will, If per
sisted In, produce an ultimate cure. Net only
does It Impart relish te the feed, but promotes
Its conversion by the stomach Inte rich, health
and strength-sustaining bleed. Huper-censl-
uvenesset me nerves, mental uepressieu, aaa
produced by Interruption or
i digestive functions, are also remedied by It
Ills the finest preventive and curative of ma
larial disorders, and relieves constipation, rheu
inatlsm, kidney
liver complaint,
ana eisaarr Mimenu, ana
apiutea)
aiftaflCsK
OTANIIABD CAKHIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
OAERIAQE BUILDER,
40, 12, 43 A 4& MARKET BTrtEET, (Rear of the
' roatefflce), LANCASTER, PA.
All the latest styles In Buggies, Family Car
liure. l'hictens. Harrcvs. Cabriolet Phetens,
rlugcs, l'hrclens, Harrcvs, Cabriolet Phetens,
liucKuearas, ironing w aguns.nutueii nmuiu,
Market Wagons, etc. new ready tot the Spring
Ituckbeards, Tretting Wagons.Hlalien Wagons,
A fine line of Hccend-ttand Werk.
New Is the time te order for Bprtng. Strictly
first-class work and all work fully guaranteed
My prices are the lowest In the county rer the
same quality or work. Give me a call and ex.
amine my work.
Repainting and Repairing promptly at
tended te and done In a first-class manner. One
set of workmen especially employed for that
purpose.
r
F YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS PORTABLE
Engine ana ueiier, en wheels, cheap, as tne
low lug prices show; 8 horse-power. 1475: 8
ITtOR HTEAM QAUOES, HIGH OR LOW
' Presiure, Water Gauges, Gauge Cocks,
Weed Wheels or Weighted, Glass Tubes!
Whistles, Syphens ter Steam Gauges, Cylinder
Oilers Plain, Water Gauge Columns, Cocks rer
Strain Guugcs, call en JOHN BEST, KM East
Fulton street. r)7-tfd
T ET EVERY MAN EXAMINE THE
J
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tf
WATERPROOF
COLLARS AND CUFF.
At ERISMAN'S.
1ltOICK NECKWEAR I
WILLI.VMBPORT,
Wire Buckle Suspender,
AT ERISMAN'S.
(SULPHUR STONE JEWELRY I
Complete Line or
Emblematic Marks
AT ERISMAN'S.
Ne, 8 West King surest,
TtlliOWN SAMAPAaUMiA.
. P1 I Dull and kagnld, have a peer apptUte, M " '
If YOU FPIM cfaaaUlaUefia.HlaaalalcaMcttatttayitem
II I WH I 5I u weakened, aad rendered liable te ceatraet euitl-
Tk Meed needs purirylng. aad the general system reaulres a tmlMtnf up by the best af all
Beting tualee-Brewn't Sanaparllbu ...... ,.u .
- jcrnta,N.It.,Mayth,iM.
Brown's Barsaparllta la a feed medicine. I knew this as It has been la Iheheuse of my folks
and It Is pronounced by them te be the beat of all the larsaparllta ter the Weed, and will wee
wonders after ethers have failed, and were I In need of any asedlelBe ter the bleed I would take
"" Dull and Languid Sr -
Evaarra 8. smith, Care I D. atanvllle, Bpplng, N, U.
In the Utter part of the winter and 'spring of IMS, I Ml-I don't knew hew ; no Ilk : no am am
bltleu; no strengths drowsy; no appetite worth naming, and ae relish for what little I did eat
I bought a bottle of Brown's BaraaparlUa. It seemed te de no geed until nearly gene, when a
tremendous Itching of my feet and legs commenced ; I continued till I had used alx bottles t my
appetite returned, my feed tasted natural, and I, though new M years of age. feel as well and lively
aa I have for twenty years. I cannot speaa tee
J
Yours truly,
Bknjajiin Him.,
Yerk Cerner, Ms.
A very strong case ahewlng what.Brewn'a Banaparllla will de for the children la that of tha
lltUe daughter or Ben A. H. Powers, esq., of Hoallen, Maine, brother of ex-Ceagresamau Powers,
aad one of the leading lawyers of Aroostook county. His little flve-year-eld girl had been la
delicate health, pale and with little appetite, for some time. Mr. Powers had never tried any
patent medicines, and had little faith in them, but ae numerous and strong were the words uf
eommendatlen that came te him rrem neighbors
try a bottle of Brewn'a BaraaparlUa for the little
a second one purchased. What was the result T
says the variable appetite gave war te a natural
desire for reed, increased vigor and vivacity were
glowing cheeks and bright eyes took the place of the pallid face and sallow leek, and the heart
of the parents were gladdened beyond expression by the wonderful change which had takeu place
In their darling.
Annie B. Blodgett, of Lisben, N. H., writes t My husband and my niece have both taken
Brewn'a Barsaparllta by my advice, and we would net be without a bottle of It In the house. It
has relieved me of many pains which I have suffered from for years. Ihsve great faith In your
medicine and wish I could commend It personally te all who are auflerlng from the many com
plaints or women caused by peer bleed.
Brown's Sarsaparilla
AllatDrugglsteVl.OO. 0 bottles for B.OO.
DONTtakeSomethlngelse"Justas geed," IT IS NOT.
Aba Warmcx A Ce., Rele Proprietors, Banger, Me, (V
5Ta
"mf-ETZGEIl A HAUUIIMAN.
CHEHP GARRETS.
Me tzger A HaAiglixxistxi,
BRUSSELS, INGRAIN, RAG. HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
Bought at Auction and
CARI'ETH AT 10 CENTS.
CAIIPKT8 AT HW CENTS.
CARI'ETH AT 15CENTH.
CA RPKTrt AT 21) CENTS.
CARI'ETH AT 85 CENTS.
Carpet Rags Taken in Exchange. - Fleer
Hest Bteamea reamers at
Metzger& Haughman's Cheap Stere.
38-40 West King St., Lancaster, Pa.
(OPPOSITE THE COOPER HOUSE.)
NJ
EXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
MOURNING GOODS.
0'
k UR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT new possesses one of the best se
lectiens of Black and Mourning Qoeds te be round In the city. Black
Cashmeres, AU-Weel and Silk Warp Henriettas, Striped Henriettas,
Figured Armures, Taralse Mehairs, Lusters.Nun's Veiling and Serges.
Special Bargains in Bordered Nun'a Veilings at 75 cents and ft. A hill line
or Lupin's Black Cashmere Shawls, In Deuble and Single, from 11.75 te I12J0.
Ceurtland'a English Crapes from 75c te ttfiO a yard. Mourning Bordered
Handkerchiefs. Past Black Uese, and a full stock or Black Cleves.
ir-Our Price-List or Carpets sent free en application.
IFKHNESTOCK'S,
35 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
B
ard a Mcelrey.
bard & Mcelrey,
Nea. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
CARPETS Having cut down our profits en our Heme-made Rag, Ingrain, Chain and Stall
Carpets, In order te Increase our sales, we have sold mere tnan any aensen since we opened, would
be pleased te have yen call, see and Judge for yourself. Carpet Rags taken In exchange.
FEATHERS Headquarters for the Best Feathers at the lowest price In Lancaster. A lower
grade at 50c
HUQS-Smyrna Rujrs at a bargain : tl size at 75c,1.25slreatll,rtslieatt2, tlsUeatriM'
Cocea Rugs at iSc.SSc and 50c.
OILCLOTH Fleer Oil Cleth, the largest line, the best seasoned, and the best goods for the
money In the city, all widths from iaiy. yards wide. Table Oil Cleth, feet wide, 12;e per yard.
Stair and Shelf Oil Cleth. ..
WINDOW HHADES-llnrcalns In Window Shades. A New number In Dade at 37c. Bhadlng
by the yard lu Paper, Helland and Oil. Alse Spring Fixtures.
WASH DRESS OOODS-Tbe best line of Outing Cleths In the cltv. Dress Olnghnms In elegant
styles at OHe, 8c. 10c and WJic Men's Shirting at 5c, BJic and 8c. The best styles lu punting for
men and boys at the price ever offered.
NAVY BLUE CALICOOne Case Navy Blue Calice at 6fe ; never before sold for less than 8c
One let or Skirting at 20e ; reduced rrem 7Sc.
BICYCLES Agents for the Premier Safely Bicycles for ladles, men nnd children. Alseagents
for the Sweeting Cycle Ce., el Philadelphia, Pa., for the Celebrated Rival Safeties. High (Trade
Cycles at cut prices. Sec the 75c and 85c, Coventry Rival Safety, ball bearing tepnrts. Heys' Rival
Safety at S3Q. See It, compare It with auy at 135, and If uny difference In favor of the Illvul.
BARD & McELRO Y,
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street. Opposite Fountain Inn
gabu Coachce.
INN Jt DRENEMAN;
Lew Priced Baby Carriages, Beys' Velocipedes, Little Giant Bicycle,
THIS IS THE FINEST MACHINE IN THE MARKET.
AGENTS FOR
REACH'S BASE BALL AND LAWN TENNIS GOODS.
FIIlSriSr St BRErSTEMATSr,
NO. 152 NORTH QUEEN ST.. LANCASTER, PA.
yat-aaels.
T)ARAH01.HANI UMIlRELLASt
PARASOL
AND
UMBRELLA
HEADQUARTERS !
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 East King St.
apr!2 Smr
TN FIVE.TEN.TWENTY-FI VE ANU FIFTY
Pound Package.
LANCASTER CHEMICAL COMPANY
LAWN ENRICIIKR.
Sold everywhere.
100,000.
IN BONDS AND MORTGAGES FOR IN
VESTORS, IN SUMS OF
1100, 1300, 1500, 11,000 te 120,000.
nends per cent. Interest, payable quarterly.
Mortgages 4 per cent. Interest, payable half
Bend or call rer full Information.
JOHN 11. MET7.LKR,
Je. US, Duke St,
nigaiy os nvwu emmiaMiim.
Build Up the
nigniy Brown s Bsraianus.
ana uireugn tne preee, un ne was inaucea ui
one. This was used according te directions, and
xniawas useu acceraing mj uirvcuww, u
S System with
Mr.
aad
noticeable,
Ceet.
rrem the Manufacturers,
CARPETS AT 85 CENTS.
CABPETM AT 40 CENTS,
CARPKTM AT M) CENTS.
CARPETS AT S CENTS.
CARPETS AT 75 CENTS.
Oil Oletha Cheap.
Window Shadea.
Opposite Fountain Inn.
tteturca.
TJAUY CAHRIAUES, LAWN MOWERS, 4c
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK,
lOO
DIFFERENT STYLES
BABY CAEBIAGES,
AT PRICES UNEQUALLED.
ROY'S SAFETY RlCYCLES, 112 te ViX
UIRL'S TRICYCLES, te te 112.
IRON VELOCIPEDES,
LAWN TENNIS AND.OASE'BALL UQOVH.
LAWN MOWERS!
SPREOHER'S
Baby Carriage Bazaar,
NO. 31 EAST KINO ST.
aprntfd
TTH1S
TF IN WANT OF IIRASS OR IRON STOP
I Cocks, Asbestea Parked Cocks, Pet und lllb TT.
IVuk. l.if..tVub. Uwlnif Tnlnl. ull ..nt val WW1
them,' or send your order by avail, Ui JOHN X
KHtrM East Fulton atreet. tnT-IM , te
UMUtuerfc
T
iltlt BON TON MILLINERY STORE.
THE-
BONTON
Millinery.
13 East King Street.
1 he Prettiest Bennet Fashions
Originate Here.
'Yeu get the first leek in the
ever changing mirror of fashion
right here.
Our Bennets are liked be
cause they are "newer" and
prettier and unlike the hack
neyed styles you sec en the
street.
The work of our trimmers is
a luxury, our low prices a joy.
With one of our hats or bon
nets; you'll be " right in the
fashion," and net much "out of
pocket."
We Trim te Order
With distinguished success. We
suit your individual style and
taste, and our prices satisfy your
notions of economy.
Neie Straw Shapes.
Many new styles en our coun
ters te-day. New shapes and
colors in Lace Straws and Mi
lans. Pretty Turban Teques,
58c, 73c, 87c. Open Werk
Large Hats, 48c, 63c, 73c. and
98c. 'each. "Van Dyke"
Straws, 87c, 98c. and $1.23
each. Children's Hats Trimmed
and Untrimmed. Hundreds te
select from ; every shape and.
color. Prices remarkably low.
Lace Caps,25c, 37c, 58c. and
75c. New Styles and New De
signs. Hat and Bennet Trimmings.
Ribbons, Flowers, Crepe Lisse,
Laces, Geld and Silver Bullion
Galleens, Geld Laces and
Braids, etc., etc, at less than
any ether store in the city.
THE BON TON
MUM Ml
13 East King St.,
mrZ7-3mdSAF
LANCASTER. 1A.
(Stothitte.
F
INE TAILORING.
1890 -SPRING.-1890
Fine Tailoring.
The Largest and Most Elegant Assortment
or
SPRING NOVELTIES
New Ready for Your Inspection.
We would also announce the purchase or a
Jeb Let or English Suiting nnd Treusering at a
great sacrifice, which we will sell at
Astonishingly Lew Prices.
WChII early te accure a
goods.
bargain In these
H. Gerhart,
ONLY
DIRECT IMPORTINO TAILOR IN TIIECITV
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
d2MM
jpumiiNu.
L. Gansman & Bre.
Clothing Made te Your Measure
AT
WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES.
All wemler at our nrlces.
Howdeyoudoltls
)VO
elm
asked by all. Our answer Is, we purchase direct
rrem the manufacturers for spot rash utid turn
them ever rnnldly en small profits, and thereby
save you at least from 25 te S3 per cent.
Wide-Wale Cheviot Salt, te Order, Black or
Blue, at 111,118, $18, l.
English corlucrew Suits, te Order, at tie, 118,
120, KB, tit.
All-Weel Wide-Wale Worsted Suits, te Order,
at 117, 118, 120, li. $21.
Fine Casslmere Suits, te Order, at 112, $M, fie,
$18.
Fine Diagonal Ceat and Vest, te Order, at 110,
112, $14, $16, $18.
Imported Treuserings, te Order, at $7, $4, ftt,
.
All-Weel Casslmere Treuserings, te Order, at
IS . H.H f. 15, W, 17.
All-Weel Worsted Treuserings, te Ordtr, $1 W,
$o,e,WCio.
A WELL SELECTED STOCK AWAITS YOUR
INSPECTION.
CALL FOR SAMPLES AND COMPARE
QUALITY AND PRICES WITH
OTHERS.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's. Hey's and
unuareu s uuiutui imviu.i.v.;
I ul NORTH QUEEH IT.,
I.W.WIHM0F0BM0I. LAH0AITSS, ri.
If Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
e-Ile cautious and make no mlsUke se Uiat
you get Ui the rlvht place.
etterneu
T UTHER B. KAUVFMAN,
ATTORNKY-AT-L. W.
Bwend Fleer Eshleman La
North DnkeMtnwk II
ulldlng. Ne.
pr-lyd"
air
UNVUinill UTATKItClf. 4 Al'IDDlt UAS
. or any shape or capaclt) at fair prices, go
JOHN BEST. W3 East ulle.t street, m7-tfd
tf oet anb Mtee.
B'
OOTS AMD SUOES.
SPBIKa SUGGESTION S !
IF YOU WANT TO m: 1'ERrKCTLY COM.
PORTABLE, OO TO
STACKHOUSE'S,
AND
PerchiseaPair of HisLatest Shoes
Men, Women and Children Supplied.
Ladles' Fine low Oxford and IhePatlnlane
Tep Shee for Ladles. "Just the Thing."
vniivlng rer Cash nnd Selling for Cah, I
will yield te nemau In the trade In the matter
or Lew Frlces.
STAOKHOUSE
28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER. FA.
H
ANDSOME SHAPED FOOTWEAR I
Hand-Sewed Shoes.
Among the recent arrivals of Ladles'
Shoes here Is n superb linn of hand.
sewed shoes, adapted rer either every
day or flue dress. There Is an air or
grace and beauty about tnem that at
tracts and pleases at sight, uppers are
cut from a superior grade of bright fin.
tshed kid, a llltle heavier than French
Kin, wmcli adds mucli te their wearing
qualities : ere fitted, trimmed and lined
excellently. Seles are very flexible, en.
siirlugease and comfort In weart sufll
clentiy stout, tee, for satisfactory ser
vice; are noiseless and de net creak.
Many pretty shaped feet frequently ap
liear untidy and slip-shed because ul net
bclngproperly fitted. There's no reason
why any should be Imperfectly clad If
selections be made from this line of
shoe. We have them In all widths
from U. teE. Incluslte,and rarely expo
rlcnce trouble In fitting, whether the
feet be extru narrow or extra wide,
whether It be size ler site 7, All sizes
and widths between are here, of ceurse.
These shoes are certain te become popu
lar among young ladles exacting In
dress. They are matchless lu finish,
high class styln and grade at a prlte se
reasonable. U per riulr.
New lines or Misses' and Children's
Shoes made from correct models for tha
growing feet. See them, te see hew
much better we cater te your wants
than de our competitors lln style, In
grade, In price.
Pointed Toe Shoes rer MEii'S WEAR
will again be In the fashionable swim
this season. We've semcthlngnew and
firctty In Congress and Hals. Ter young
eller te leek at nebby, stylish, cheap.
Ought le be tf, they're marked 11.75.
Hew will that suit?
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Qcekn Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
D
ON'TIIE HUMIlUCiaEIM
Don't Be Humbugged !
it has often been said by strangers who have
been here working their questionable,' but
profitable, methods or advertising their busi
ness, that the pceplu or Lancaster are easily
Humbugged.
Is This True?
t.'un any business house In Ijincruter or any
titer cltv afford te tlve loner cent, off en all
goods purchased of them for 00 dnys of the best
season of the year, te merely (a claimed) test
the efficiency of advertising, end teascertaln
the number who read and believe advertise
ments. There Is net 10 Per Cent. Clear Profit In the
Shee Iluslness In Lancaster today. There may
have been In WurTlmee, hut with romiietltleu
se strong all means ure resorted te te catch
trade.
Granting that tha house would de a business
of 12,000 per month, rer the Rest Three Months
of the Year, or H.00O In all, It would mean 1000
would show ft Impossible te de except by put
ting net less than 10 per cen Uen the goods before
purchased.
A One-Prlce System does away with these
questionable methods, as all customers are
charged alike for goods, which are marked In
Plain Figures, ana net In (.otters or Characters
and sometimes net at ull, where a (Jet-All Yeu
Can-system prevails.
The One-Price Cash Heuse,
Chas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FRKV A ECKERT) the Leader of
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS. 3 6 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
O-Hlera Closed Every Evening at tt o'clock
Except Meuduy and Suturday.
gev gale ev fSent.
F
OR IIENT-HANUHOMB FRONT ROOM
en 2d fleer. Ne. 12 WestKlnicslrcet: finest
location In the city for ofllen or light business.
Imiulreef
w. Atn,
iujs-iiu
Aller's Uallcry.
QECURE A UOME FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
FOlt BALK
ON THE MOST MUKKAI. TERMS.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, lets 120
feet deep, en Lancaster avenue, between Wal
nut and Lemen streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with man.
sard reef, perches In front, lets 115 feet deep, en
North Plue, between Chestnut and Walnut
streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with front
yards, Iren fences, lets ISO feet deep, en West
Walnut, between Mary and Plue tercels.
Twosterv brick dwelllmr houses, leta 115 feet
dee:
ep.c
dM
- .;r . . -. . . ... ..
en wesi uuiuu sireei, ueiween cnarieive
ary atreeu.
Three-story brick dwelllnghnuses, leta ISO feet
deep, with all the modern Improvements, front
yards, en West Chestnut street, between Pine
and Nevln streets.
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Limn
North Mary, between Walnut and Lemen, and
Lemen, between Mary and Pine streets.
All the above beuses are In geed order, newly
papered, gas fixtures In all the rooms, wnter lu
the kltcheu.and the cellars warmuted te be dry.
Call and see for yourself, ue trouble te show
,0U' JNO. F. ORIEL, 1K,ecuterI
JACtiUOlUEL. Kxecuiers.
apraWyd.M.W.S. aa) North Mary Street,
FOR flOILER, HORIZONTAL. TABULAR,
Vertical. Portable. Cylinder, Marine, of
hiiv slxe or power, of the beet material and
workmanship, go te JOHN llr&r. 3.0 East Ful
ton street. infrtM
TpNELETREE STOCK FARM.
STORM KING (2161)
RECORD 2:30.
Hired by Happy Medium, sire orse performers
from fcllU te i-M. Dam Topsy Tayler by Alex,
under' Nerman, slra of Lulu. !fcHJ. Ac. dc.
Terms for Wprlug season of 1SW. $50 for a foal.
Fer tabula tcpedlgree and ether formation,
address DANIEL a.ENOLb,-.
apria-lmdJtw Marietta, Pa.
..'!
ti
I ALACE OF FASHION.
M
ASTRICH'S . t
PALACE OF FASHION,!
110 AND 117 M. QTJZnrtT.
We have been making exten-fj
sive preparations an weeic, ana;
will be ready te-morrow, Satur-v
day, with the Grandest Display
of New Millinery Goods and J;!
iiuwcrs ever snewn dv us. xt
T . It - .W
vv u invite an te come ana in.:?.
spect our goods.
& jjv-nuuniauiJJIlbC is in 3iure?,i
ler you. in ever in the history
of our business have we beetitl
able te show se large a virietyjj
ana prices se low.
IV
1 4 Vm n I n 1 a sst t k RjT.I ..
V C IIUVC d IcllL'C: I111C Ul Ulll-v
linery Laces, in black, white andti
an coiers, ana a iuu line ei -ei-, j
eretl Netting, Crepes and;
Malines, and are fully prepared J
tel please the most fasUdieu&ll
customers.
Our assortment of Children's;
Hats, in Canten. Fancy Straw.b
Black and White, Leghorn and..!
vnip, is very large. yr
We furthermore try te calf
your attention te our immense
stock of Laces, Laces, Laces.
The largest line of Blackll'J
Chantilly Laces ever shown byf-J
us. Prices, 10 te 50c. White
wiuiwiuau:B,3wjw- w '""j
Beige, Vandyke Point Laces2
10 te 75c a yard. Black Drap-J
ery and Fish Netting, in large;
variety. Real Torchon LacesCj!
bpcctal values at 5, 0, 10 and,
i22c. k
Dress Trimmings, black and M
coiers, rassamentencs, eteei
Points, Geld Points, Black aridJ
Colored Points. Black Silk
P-Innr,.., flll-e Xr. 11 mImI
& tlllg.3, VIIIUO. lit Ull WSWSVf J
at 25, 50 and 75c; Steel Sets j
at &itKe and fti.75 : Black Bcadi
Sets at Tc and i a set. '
A new line of Imitation Chinaif
Silks at I2c a yard; all the
Newest Patterns. A new Urie
of Dotted and Figured .Swisses; ,;
rv iuu aiucrk ji ,v lic auusa
Linens, at 8 te 25ca.yw4.tjy
Lisle and.Sikruleves. Fiiici
Lisle Gloves, at ie( 12, Ijfe
10 and 25c a pair. Taffete Silk.'
Gloves, 15, 19 and 25 te 5pc
eair. Pure Silk Gloves, as 'n-M
75c a pair. Finest line of KiaO
Gloves in the city. Anether tn
voice of Lupin Lacing Kfdf;
Gloves, in tan colors and slate,
at 7Qc a pair. Undressed Mm
quctaircs, in tan colors, at 7"
a nair. k
Bargains in Ladies' Ribbedl
Lisle Vests at 10, 1254 and 17c;
tSuvtain.
J."
MARTIN & CO.
ta
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J. B. Mvl k k
MATERIALS
-FOR
'.s-i
QTrWHrCD nTTDrn rffQ tf
UUilLJILXJXU VUUlXJUMWMl
&
Madras Muslin, cream erA'S
lemon, 36-inch wide, i6c.ayard.;
Swiss Muslin, with side-band, -f
30 and 36-inch wide, 25c ; large?
I11-m ne r? nrirl Ann lfi
3
s umu jui, j .. w..
,&
Licht and Heavy Scrims, new:?
patterns, sc te 25c a yard. Wa
V1niirc r1rnVlp.farr1 tViitfli-.
f ", ! - ' -i
. .V. t ww.fcw a. my.mmr.-f.
rn nrc rruinrn w np ii.cn TMvt
.v.vr.., jw ...w.. ...w, ..jw w,-jj
yard. These goods will be very,
popular ier reruere urapery.
Madras and Lace Curtains. i
Silk Curtains. 'M
Silk and Canvas Curtains.
Antique Lace Curtains.
- Cluny Lace Curtains.
Antique Lace Curtains.
TiitlTi ftnn T nnt Pttrtaine
llalace of g acklstit
Sasn and Vestibule Curtains, M
in Swiss Muslin, Florentine W
C11L Tnn-e. CHI- Curiec T9m..y
VrtirH I ir-r -.tiUi
""" " . , ',. , 1 ir 3
materials ier sasn ana ves- -m
tibule Curtains by the yard.
Expert Draper for all kinds
of certain work. Ne Fancy
Prices.
J. B. Martin t fkf.
Cor. Prince & W. King Sts.,
LANCASTER, TA.
rpHEMr.ORETNA
Narrow Gauge Railway
will be opened for the sumer season ea
MONDAY, MAY 5th.,
Thi rnrni nxtends from the entrance of the vi
Tark te the summit of the Seuth. Mountain A,i,j
(Ooveruer Dick), a distance of about four nil. ;
te miniature trains connect with all tke rscrt-iri'lb
lar passenger trains en the Cornwall AMM-Vj
non Railroad arriving ai ine rara, luininu- J"-,J5
lng from the summit or the mountain In time 'ii-i-3
te connect with trains leaving the Park. w '
rruili UU1UIA uu reuiu. X n..uviuwnw- v m
phla A Reading H, .. within 100 miles, the ulf '$'1
CSnwxoippLiiuimuueuj. ia V'i
It Is the meatFERFECTINlTOOONOTiWO.
new, ii nas ae me aiue v iT.Mi T"
fiUUirnGfli, us enguim "!""'". ; tffi
models or the standard engines of the nrslrctaat,
and IU cars are especially adapted te aterda
unobstructed view of the magnlflwnt aceaery K f
along me line. ewiit Ww .... -j
is eue ei lue ieiurr . ,
Mt. Gretna Park,
the nnesiaay n?or. m uhum ?"-; .. j
Church andSchoel, Military and Clvloerganl.
...:.' .i.ii.j ..n,i Tnurl.t 1'artlM can sacura i
ihi exclusive use of Mt, Oretua . IJrU .en .oeplU -
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