LOASTElt DAILY INTELLIGENCER,' Wfimra&D AY, APRIL dO,.'lSB0.
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OVAtlLMBRTKlNMAN fOLTX, Editor.
-:-i ROBERT CLARK FublltMr.
rl. DAILY iNTKLMOKNCKR,-Published
f YrydJin the year, tout Sunday. Becred
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' WJCMLY INTKI.LHIENCEII-One dollar and
mnUM TO BliBSCMBKlta-Ilemlt y check
P. r iwttolflee order, and where neuuer 01
tfc 1 n h nnMttMMi send lu a retrltterea
Sstr.v . . .
i th tVntemee, a second eiwu roan
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j'F, ADDKim, THE IKTELLiaENOEX.
14 ....,., iAU(wicria
LANCASTER, PA.. Afril 30, 1890.
s . inai r.icciricai nrnu
".Ncw Yerk has been trying for n lour;
; -while te execute a condemned murderer
JbV means of electricity In accordance
&Driih a law passed by (lie Legislature te
tenect. The conclemueu mnn nees
kseem te have any particular eujec-
Btl te the proposed metlieu 01 jim
aklhg eir and Is without the.
tjneaus te defray the costly wert te
.void It that Is being made. It is stip-
pcetl, te be made by the Westliighouse
eemnauv tbnt sells the particular form
" of electricity that is adapted te capital
P jwnUUnieut, though the lawyer says he
H net acting rer it. Tiie company is
Understood te object te the nil-
KLVertiscment of the killing power
f Its goods, which It considers
fSTlrili be water en tlie mill of the
jt1 Kdlaen company that nells electricity In
paoethcr and au alleged te be less ilan ilan
lreus form.
J?;,-The state courts linving declared mai
1 electrical execution is nil right, the
-United States court Is annealed te under
tthe constitutional proviso thatthc states
iKBhall net inflict cruel mid unusual
gpunlshmcqts. This prevision is like-
v;whw cenlAined in the Tsew ierK state
LeonstItutieu, but tlie court of appeals of
Slbat state decided that it was for the
. Legislature te say whether electrical
;-'itecutlen was such cruel or unusual
. punishment and that as It had decided
;;that It was net, the court could net
itevlew tbe decision.
PcS y'e should like the supreme court of
VHils state te occasionally take as censer
vative a view of Its jurisdiction ever the
, -legislature ; mul perhaps the Judges
SMnay. wheu they conie across a nuestleu
kMke this which they may like te
Veld the decision of. Tha New Verk
'court of anneals had no stomach for
interference with the legislative dlscre-
l.Ubn In this matter, else it tee might per-
&fthance have found itself clothed with
ewcr te cerrecUt. It makes a great deal
PoCduTercnce with courts, as it does with
MMIVluunls, new they like n Jeb that
tbey have a chance te get their flugcra
Hi IntA
Providing It be admitted that the np
; plicatien of electricity te execute a man
Vcwm m juuiauiuviiirf tutiu nmrj niib nvtlll r
t(M room te deny that it is au unusual
Mme, since it certainly has never been
Inflicted as n punishment. The only
r.Mnarcnt wnv of trettim? out of I lil lm!n
h te held that the punishment is lu the
Leathand netiu themodeof infltctini'it.
Pcath is net an unusual punishment, nuil
.-fUMUinccomuiuiieuuocsiiotiuiiibitau
r-v'eusual mode of punishing with death,
.mere is freedom rer the state te kill with
citectrlclty If it desires, liut the suirirus-
ttonef this Idea runs foul of the prehl-
Mtlen of cruelty in punishment. It can
lardly be said that the constitution will
ijMrmlt a cruel mode of Indicting the
punishment of death ; and if se the
Btinimituiiuu ua u urueiiy inusi no coil-
i-eeaea te apply ti the nuHie of lutnlsh-
pwent ; aud se must therefore the prohl prehl prohl
bitlen of novelty apply te the mode.
lUti; it is a very pretty mil rer tlie United
iiIWAr te lu nliv .if Hm I.iiuIihilu rr l.n
m'.z;-;.,.. : . ;.." .."
ijjuiuim mutes 10 can a nan upon me
Eg'deslra of the state of New Verk te
electrify its murderers out of the world;
u prouueiy tue court will llud seme
'weuuB 01 supping away initu 1110 re
sponsibility of denying the nlelu fact
athat electrical execution is a nevcltv.
pr-While setting the state free in lis pra'e-
imtiee. bupreme courts never II ml much
fetrouble in decline as tliev nleabe: n L-oed
Klllust ration of which has lust been af-
Kftmledby the UulledStates supreme eeuit
6,vlh its decision tlmt n iiimm u-lm nil.,,1
another wlie attacked a lustleenflu
M urt, did no act for which any court in
the country could put him en trial. In
Ktbe midst of the supreme court the laws
f,pw Bnvui. Araimu ami nueui each
5 Member ever Hews an utuinsnhcre luea-
Ripable of harboring crime : and no man
r way no tern irem the side of any ene of
jfinem auu oe accuseii or r.
mi&r .
A (hiccr Tale.
, The Philadelphia Jlccerd has 11 slerv
KArem Pittsburg, startling if true, but net
gjjpikely te Ihj true, that at the Intejelllfica-
Wttonef the Amerieus club of that cltv.
jgwbercat Biieaker lteed spoke and Quay
;,'aud anti-Ouav cuthL-rrd (ii.niii..r .. .......
E'treversy arose as te the merit 'of ti.
KJ,,",,erBU,I' of Quay, during which ene
rjnr rim n.iiini-..iiia ...im ..u. ........ .
,,. ....uuiviiie, niiu UUIIIL'U lu bllOW
llabeut It, declared that there was a
fplan afoot, te whose execution Quay
PhiwM giving attention while lie was mi.-
posed te Iwllsbiug for tarpon in Flerida
lwaters, the purpose of which was the
Perpetuation of tlie Republican eengres-
jweuai majority, uy emitting from the
jeeming census enumeration all the col cel
ed voters In the Seuth, te the cud that
g;vw representation or tlmt Democratic
Keeuntry mavbenilL'litllv r...iii.w..i t
-Perter, the ceusus chief, is said te' be in
;eorgeei me pcrrermance, and tliat, as
JtW certificate is all that Is enll.nl rr i.
iengresa in making the allotment of
tTiirc:uuiuve 10 me states, tlie Seuth
flsriii ue sure 10 come out in the vocative.
KTaW is net a bad taie fnrthe mn,i,,u .
tWenly matter in which it falls being
1 vuuKSiuu iu uuurge au intent te emit
enumeration of the white u u-..n
f.black population of the Keutiw.ru
flMtM. We see no particular reason
IThrefbre Quay aud Perter. If thev
Ve tllU Jeb OU hand. uhnnM
ent te enumerate anv ivinnintimi .
ttk They mlErht as well make a nlpn.i
5"JKbef It while they are at it, and take
'.WFyH the Southern representatives
I population. They would be lnf
y,te get away with a scheme of this
uiiuaeaswitli one which ceutem-
netting the negrees alnnn nut nr
1 count. Mr. Quay is a bold buccaneer,
1 m savace as umcni nv (,. n.
klnulug he has lately had : but h.. u
i yet altogether a lunailf ,rni.ui.i..
it Cftwiuerce aud Subslillei'.
Via tbe Philadeluhia ceimiiHrrlnl
1 en Tuesday a member fnvnr..i
granting of subsidies te eucourage
" euiiinug auu saiu mat Kug-
, tiaij uuii rnince liau nresnered
erclully tinder systems of lkinnti..a
liwUldlet. When asked hew Kn
J-
laud paid dubsidlca be could only main
tain that sbe paid for the carrylngef the
malls and did net try toshewthatany
mere was given for this service than It
could be had for. lle tbenmade the re re
niarkable but no doubt perfectly correct
statement that It made no difference te
any man iil the exchange whether he
paid his freight te Americans or Kalians,
nud net one of them would pay one six
teenth of a cent mera in order te have
his goods carried in an American vessel.
That statement truly represents the
feeling of every man wheu he wants te
invest lu anything, whether It Is freight
or clothes or feed j we all want te buy
ns cheap as we can nnd de net care who
furnishes the goods or services If they
are of equal quality. Hut ns a nation
we cheerfully ngree te pay mere for our
geverutneut than we could get it for se
that foreigners may be discouraged
from telling us what we want In exchange
for our sales te them. Taxation lu ex
cess of government needs subsidies, nnd
bounties are oil in direct conflict with
the plain business principles followed
by individuals, nnd which should as
surely guide the nation. Hut the mer
chants who talk se freely about caring
nothing whether their goods travel in
American or foreign shls may be
startled te hear farmers and working
men echo the ry, with variations, ap
plied te home or fotelgn made merchan
dize. There are principles of mutual
aid in trade which arc generally recog receg
nl7eil, nnd which Justify the policy of
raising necessary revcuue by protective
tnxes,
lJy persisting in raising unnecessary
revenue liy oppressive taxes the Repub
lican party is increasing the danger of
au Impatient cry for free trade.
!
Tun Poltntewn LtUgcr publishes nn In
dustrial edition of slxtoen pitgun, which
proves that tlie business man of that town
knew hew te ndvertlHO anil prosper.
Hew tlie fish must have smiled nt tlie
way tlie Heed turned the tables en that
Texus Itslilng pnrty. Even IT tliey nie nil
snved from their perilous roost lu tlie trees
the oxHrtenco Is llkely te dlseourage llsh
ing in tlie Ited river nt this tlme efyenr.
'
Ouit nolghber Mexico dens net tnke
much treuble te keep up iiMHitcrnillng
as a full Koverniuont by the pnople. The
deputies huve Just passed a bill granting
Imlefiulte tonus te presidents, and the edi
tor of a leading paper hits benul sent te J nil
for publishing iievvh that tlie authorities
wished te koep secret. Tlie country sceins
te be steadily moving tewanlH a gritve po
litical crisis, and 11 is hard te lull wliother
the end will be monarchy or anarchy for
there soeuis te be a little eonlldeiiee lu the
ability of Mexicans te iimlululn a geuulnw
republic. Auellinr sign of utieamnnss Is
the arrest nf l'rliice Vtiirblde, fur pulillHh
Ing a letter criticizing President Diaz. The
prince Is a lieutenant lu the Mexican army
and is new confined In a military prison.
TodeJgo tlie Russian duty en canned
goods salmon nre helug shtpprd Hiillcd In
barrels te SU Polersburg, whero the salt Is
te be oxtniL'ted and the llsh eauned. This
is very llke Bending coals te New Castle,
as the salmon of l-'inlnnd and norlheru
Kussla have long been ruinous.
In all the world there can be no laud
tnore bountiful tlinii this comity of l.iiu l.iiu
caster Is te-day, with Its miles of whe.it
fields of ninny sliades of green, and thous
and) of blossom-covered cherry trees and
up pi 0 trees standing by the old homesteads
and thrifty cottages se neat and bright
with whitewashed paling fulices and well
inude gardens.
WIIKHKTIIK CltOWa ltri04T.
I'liU'CH In the Unit oil HI nt ii-i tlie UliKiU
jrullewrt Ment De Conucei;iito.
Frem the WasliltiKteii KUir.
"le you co lliose crews llving'over llving'ever
head?" uske.l tlie orultlinlegical nharp,
pointing te the heiiveus. "Tliovare eoni eeni
lug home te lieil at their greiit roost in
Arlington. That is one or the great perch
ing places fur ereivs lu the country, you
knew. Anether such Is found nenr'llalti nenr'llalti
mere, nbeut four tulles out from the city,
anil thore are ethers Btlll ncir St, I .mil 4, at
I.anreister, I'a., In Jcss.unlnu county, Ky.,
nnd at Iteedy Island, In the .SiisqiU)1i:inna.
There nre niore lu various p.uts of the
country, though nil nre within the limits
of a belt 1(H) tulles north and 100 tulles
south of a line tlmt mlulit be drawn across
the continent through Wash iiiglen nnd .St.
Leuis."
" Hew many erews roestnt Ailingtnn?"
" About tlOO.tHXl, I NUpH)si.. Yeu bee it Is
rather illllleult In count them. All sorts of
methods have been tried, even te tiring a
cannon leaded with bird shot into tlie roost
wltli a view te picking up the dead within
the rnnge of tire and basing a calculation
upon tbe result. Tlie Jehns Hepkins e.
pert wlm imcstlgnted the llaltiiiiore roost
a while nge determined that there were be
tween 2j0,000 and WO.OOO erews there by
counting small uninsured areas. Some day
photographs will be taken of tlie roost nt
Arlington nt night by llush-llglits, which
would seeui te he tlie only premising plan.
Our great local crew most Is a lonwthle
nllalr ten certain extent, having tillered Its
position during the last few years from
Pilet te point nil the wnv betuecu Oieat
alls and Mount Yorueu.'
HOW TO lUtlXK MII.K.
It Should beTukuu in I.IItloSlpser, it-
terStlll, When lloateil.
Krem tlie Sew Yerk Trllmiic.
Won't swallow milk last and in such big
gulps. Hlpit Hlenly. Take four mlnules
at least te llnlsh that glnsHful, nnd don't
take mera than agouti teaspoonful at ene
sip. When milk gees into your stomach it,
is instantly curdleil. If you drink a large
quantity nt once, it is curdled into 0110 big
muss, en the outfJde of which entv the
Juice of tlie stomach can work, if you
drink It in little sips, each little sip Is
curdled up by itself, nud the whele glass,
ful finally tlmls itself In a ioeso luuipmade
up of little lumps, through, around nnd
among which the stomach's Juices may
percolute nnd dlssolve the whole spoedily
and slimiltaneeuhly.
Many people, who like milk nnd knew
Itsvulue ns a strengih.glM.r, think thev
eannet use it boenuse it glves tliein hull hull hull
goslien. Most of tliem could use it frueiv
If they would only drink it in the wny'l
have described, or if they would, hetter
still, drink it het. Het milk sceins te leso
a geed deal or its density; you would
almost think it had bceu watered ; nnd It
also seetns te leso much" or its sweetness,
which is cloying te seme nppelltes.
If the peer only knew and appreciated
the value of milk taken in tills way, I 11 m
sure there would net be se much beer
drltiklngameng them. There are thousands
of hard working scrubwomen, washwomen,
factory girls, and even shop girls, in this
city, who drink beer with their meals because-it
glves a lltllu btlmulant te their
tired bodies, and don't understand that it
Is only llke applying n whip te a weary
horse, Instead et giving him eats.
HimXIXCl WITCHl's ATT1IK MTAKU.
Colonial History OlTent u rtleh rield ter
the American Playwright orTe-iluv.
Frem the Uonteu Advertlker.
It is curious that se many educated
peeple are yet Ignorant of tlie early l".
!": r"ur country as is eiery day .
dent, Noutherri nowspapers frmuentlv
atnuse hemselvcs by reiterating tV.e c,l3
charge that the early Puritans burned al.
leged wite tes at the stake. Of course the
eillters of tliese papers knew better than
this. Hut new is announced a new nlav
called "The Witch,'' in wWch tl,5 w?lu?r
professes te show a phase or early Ameri
can life as yet untouched by tlie play
wright; and the plot of U10 play funis
upon this same egregious error of history.
The hanging of men and women accused of
witchcraft, as undoubtedly was the feature
of one dark era in our early New
fcuglaiid history, was certainly bad
enough, ljut when the autfier of
this play gives us what purtKirts te be
authentic- history, and surrounds ills uere-
'U.faB0,Hik0,be "ty """tyrs, he
perpetrates an atrocious libel which the
defendants of the Puritans In Hosteu
wllJ de.We l te rC80t- l"'"ry does no
record a single Instance in whlcii any per
son was burned at ihe stake lu New ling-
land for witchcraft or for any ether real or
fancied crime. Our ancestor had their
faults, but they " leanod te virtue' side."
Ask for VAN IIOUTKM'H OOCOA-takp no
ether. (I)
Why He l'eople Have
Te?Liof twill.
They don't hcd ana and leir" te net new
linen. Teeth are Indlspeinuible, and theC'rem theC'rem
ler Kite two ebanecii. When one nses BOZO
IM)NT, even among bublM, 11 iirenerves the
" derlilueiis teeth," nnd helps te strengthen the
permanent.
Tlie Man WheTalksMuch.
Wp wnnt lesny a word te yea who make
living with your tongue. Yen certalnly hnvn a
clear, ulniiiif voice te rngnge yeur.llslcneni ltr.
Jlxumnt' K-firlrlt Oil for sere threat, eelitu and
hearwnexs Is unexcelled. Uhc end iiiliiilre.
Kur wile by Y. T. Ilech, 137 and UD North
Queen street. I.ancastcr.
" Htnndlng with reluctant reel
Where tlie brook and river meet."
I a period of" maidenhood " which Is perilous
in tlie extreme te a vigorous, hcnltliy woman-heo-1.
KecklcKS exposure, at cerlflln times,
which Induce Irregularities, has wrecked many
a fair young life. Te nil nllllctml with drance
menU of n uterine nature Dr. Pierre's Haverlle
Prescription I of Inentlmnlile rnhic. It Is Uie
entymedlelne for women, sold by drngglsU,
tmucr a imtttlve uuarantee from tlie manurae
turcra, tfml It will glt sntlofuclleil In every
raw. or money will Iw rcnincied. This gunrnn gunrnn
tee has Isx-n printed en the bellU-wrapr, and
faltlirullr carried out for many years.
WTh.v.w
Well AnlCvnr.
Uitlle Heward writes from IlutTale. N. Y. !
"My syrlem leeaiiiegrenlly ilelilllUited through
arduous prolessleutifilutles. Hutrpred from tinu
sai. sick hetiilnelin and hlllleiiKness. Tried
Jliinlixk llloetl lllttertvrHU tlie nift lienenclsl
f'lliH'U Am iwcll as ever. Fer sale by W. T.
Ilech, 1.17 nud 1.0 North tlueeii street, Lancaster.
A Cttre flr Constipation and SloU-Hcnd-nche.
Dr.Hltnn fjine, while In (he llecky Mountains,
dlscercrisl n roel that when combined with
ether herlis, makes nn easy and certain cure for
constipation. It Is hi the form of dry roots nnd
lenies, mid Is known ns line's Kninlly Medi
cine. It will euro stck-heiutnclic In one night.
Fer the blend, liver nnd kidneys, and for clear
ing up Iho complexion It dews wonders. Drug
gists sell It ntM cents a package. (3)
TTTOOD'H HAIWA1'A!UM.A.
Purify
Your Bleed
At lie coming of spring the bleed should lie
ptirllled, us Itnptirltles which have been necu
iiHilntlng for mouths or even years, nrellnble te
manifest themselves and seriously nflect the
health. Heed's Harsnparllla Is undoubtedly the
bestlilrKsl purifier. It expels every hi I lit of Im
purity, ilrhes out scrofulous humors nnd germs
efdlkeiise, nnd ghes te the bleed the quality
nnd tone essential te geed health.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
"Kvcry spring for years I have made It a
practice te take from three te live bottles el
HimmI's Sarwiparllla, liecausu I knuw It purities
tlie bleed nnd thoroughly cleanses the system
of nil Impurities." VS II. Imwiiknck, Kdlter
Agricultural Kpltemlst, Indianapolis, liul.
" liist spring I was completely ragged out. My
strength left me nnd I felt sick nnd mlsornble
nil the time, se that I could hardly attend te
my hiKlness. I took one dettle of Heed's Har
saparllln, nud It cured me. There Is nothing
like It." It. C. IIkoei.r, Kdlter Knternrlse,
llellevllle.Mleh.
Heed's
Sarsaparilla
Held by nil druggists. t ; six for f.1. I'reparud
only by V. I. II00I..V CO., I.miell, Mass.-
1(0 DOSilS OXK D01.LAU (.1)
riSKKTlllNU HYIIUI.
TO MOTHERS.
Kvcry halm should have a bottle of DK.
KAIIItNKV'H TKKTHINO HVIIU1'. Perfectly
sare. NeOplnm or Merphia mixtures. Will re
lieve Celic, (Irlplng In the bowels and Promote
Illllleult Teething. Prepared liyDltS.D.FAllll
NI'.YAHON, llngerstewn, Mil. I'mgElsU sell
It; 2) inU. Trial bottle senl by mail ll) cents,
tnnt-lvdoedttw
HA IV
tjNI)KVKlPF.t) 1'AltTi
Df 1 In
llm II, ...int. lliult l1li.ri.ft.l Itnufllivnjul
Htreiigtheiied.elc.. Is au Interesting iidverllM
incut long run lu our paper. Ill reply te In
quiries wu will say that iheru Is no evidence nf
humbug nlHiut this. On the contrary, the ad
vertisers nre very lilglily Indorsed. Interested
iiersens may get scaled circulars giving nil par
ticulars, by writing te the liltlK MKDIOAI.
CO., & Hwatl HL, lliltrule, N. S,lhiilv nieile
llrr. fll-i.vd4w
"JULY'S CltKAM. HALM.
CATARRH, HAY FEVER.
Ely's Cream Balm
CIciiiim-h tlie Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and
Inltammatlen, Heals tlie Beres, ItcAtures
tlie Mcui.es efTastu anil Hniell.
TRY THE CURE.
A partlcle Is npplkst te each niwtrll and Is
agreeable. l'rleuwivutsatllrugglHts; by mall,
registered, 110 cents.
F.I.Y IlltUTIIKItH,
sepll-1 vd.tw Ne. M Warren Ht.. New Yerk.
f ItAYWHl'KUIFIOMKDIUINIi
erwAYS sPEOirib medicine.
Tiik (Iiikat Kniii.isii Hkmkiiv. An unfail
ing euro for Hemlnal Weakiif.s,Hpcrmiiterrhea,
lniiitency and all Dlseasen that fellow as a se
quence efHt'tr-AliitNe; as IKanr Memery, Uni
versal Lassitude, I'a In In tlie Hack, Dimness of
Vision, Premature Old Age, nnd many ether
diseases thai lend te Infinity or Consumption
ami n I'reinature (Irave.
i-Fer luirtlculars In our pamphlet, which
we iliNlre te send Tive liy mall ie every one.
44-ThnHpccllle Meillclue Is sold by nil drug
gluts at 51 er isiekngeerslx packages for Ie, or
will lie sent rrce by mall 011 receipt of the
luuiiey, by addressing
Tlli:UHAY MKDICINKCO.,
Ilnlliiliv n' V.
On account or ceunterrells, ive haoadepteil
....I ..I...., . .i,ii.-i
tx'r: the only Keiiulue.
Her, Pa., by W.T. llecil.
nillll III I.I1I1CUKI
niai.l-Oil
ev Srtlc ex- i'tcitt.
"lOlt llKNT-llANDsOMK FltONT HO(T
1 011 VM tliKir, Ne. 12 West Klngstrivt; lluest
IihmIIiiiiIii thuclly rreltlen or liglit business,
lnqulnier W.W.AMOS,
niat-tfd Alters (lallery.
s
HCU11K A 1IOMK FOlt YOtllt FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Yenr Family,
KOIt SA1.K
THU MOST l.Illl'.KAI, TT.itM.S.
O.N
, Twerhtnry brick dwelling houses, lets 13)
feet deep, en Ijincnster uvemie, betweeu Wal
nut nnd I-emeii utrwls.
IVn-stery brick dwelling house with inan
Kfiril nsif iKirehes In front, lels llj f.Tl ihi-p, 011
strtr'ti '' t,utwct" t-'hestnut and Walnut
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with front
yards, Iren fence, lets ISO feci deep, en West
Walnut, between .Mary and IMuekeiSvU.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, li
leep, en West Uineii mrtvt, betMeiu
mil Mary streets.
hits 115 fi I
dee
anil
Cliai lotto
Thrtsvster'
Ur?J0,'r, V.rick rtwt'll Intr house., leta 150 feet
P, with nil the modern ImpreveiVents, mint
il, en West Chestnut strtct, between IMue
aeep,
yurdi
nnilNevlustifets.
Alse houses en VjuI Walnut, North Mine
North Mary, between Walnut mid Umeu.aud
Leineii. between Mary nnd I'luostreVu. '
All the ub.iv e houses are In geixl order, newlv
Papered, gas Oxtures In all the rooms, wau" u
Hie It tcfieu.and the cellars warranted te bedry.
Call aud see for yourself, ue trouble te show
you. uw
JNO. V. ORIEL,
JACUUU1UKL, 'Kcute.
apraHyd.M.W.8. a North .Mary Street.
e?10tlV.
I KVAN.-srl.OinT "
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Makes a GOOD Leaf of Bread.
Makes a BIG Leaf of Bread.
Makes a WHITE Leaf of Bread.
-Wll AT JIOItK DO YOU WANTT
Wfanatuaktv';
I'RltADCt.PRlA, Wednesday, April 0, lsse.
Wc skip Stationery most of
the time in the paper talk. Yeu
take it for granted. Paper for
every tsert of paper user, in
every shape of every grade ; by
the ream or quire or pound,
however you cheese te take it.
Cranes'"" best (the " extra
superfine" grade, said te be
" the best in the world ") isn't
likely te be half price. But it's
the ' unlikely in these matters
that's all the time happening-at
Wanamaker's. It has happened
with Cranes' best. Commer
cial Nete, ruled, or " Distaff
Linen" unruled Ladies' Nete.
40 cents a quarter ream for
either.
Three mere of the quickest
lets :
"Linen" Commercial Nete, We the ream
no cnveless te match.
Thin ' l.lnen " Foreign Correspondence
llemincrelul Ni.te. akj the euarler ream.
Kn velepes te match.
Ne. 1 quality ladles' Nete Knvclepc, full
cut, Tki a rwek efiW. The prices we lirarcf
are 8 und 10c.
Near Juniper sticel entrance.
One of the busiest work
rooms is filled with engravers.
We mean that no one snail de
finer work or for mere moder
ate prices. Invitations te Class
Day and College Commence
ments, and engraving of ever)'
sort for festive or social gather
ings, ha3 extra care.
Olllce in Htatlencry Htere.
Yeu can save about one one
fourth en three styles of Robes,
imported this season. Plain,
quiet effects that any refined
lady would be apt te select for
a handsome gown for frequent
wear:
1 Fine
with i
wool.
all-wool
panel of
melange
silk-and
2 and 3 Weel melange with
bayadere stripes for a skirt
. front.
These Robes were brought in
te sell at $16.50, today they go
te $12.50.
Jehn Wanamaker.
51 vu !3oe00.
W.LL
IA.MHON A FOMTF.lt.
In It you will find 11 few of our f 10 nnd 312
Men's Hults, that ennnet be excelled for the
money. These nre strictly nil wool, fast color
KikkIm. The newest and best styles round In
the market.
A rull line of Fast-Celer Weel I'antsatWa
pair. The best yet offered.
A great many ether styles found In the Cloth Cleth
ln IicpartineuteiiHecund Fleer.
Hulls for Men of ljirne Proportions nnd Fnt
Men lit nil prices; also, n rull line or Extra
Ijiro Pauls for same.
TIIKSKASON FOR
White Goods
im opi:nine,
nnd our i?reat variety of Ijice Hlrlpes auilillonu auilillenu
tlful Plaids, at extremely low prices, cannot be
siirpafccd. Our usiertmeut Is Immense, and
the goods must be seen te Im appreciated.
SHIRTS.
Pomet Flannel, STic, Hs. KOc nud Tic.
Flannel Shirts, II lu tU0.
Madras Cleth, Jl.f.0 te riM.
Hallnes and Cheviots, Mm te SI 73. '
HllkHhlrts, t!S0 ten GO.
Will te Hlllrts, 2,'tc. SHe, 60c, 75c nnd $1.
The Celebrated Hlllrts, TSe and !l.
Dr. Wurner's Natural Weel and Camel llnlr
Underwear, f 1 2j ; fJ 50 jier suit.
NOTIONS.
Ladles'
Hummer Underwear. In Mnvlln
(lauze, Jerwy ItlbtMsl, l.lsle Thread and silk.
Ijidlcs'
Itlbbeil Vests, hcirliiului' at Ilk', and
flve stvles at 12Vc each.
Hllk Vests nt We, SI nnd SI - each.
Uidles' Hosiery from .Te te 1 21 iier pair.
Kxrelleut values lu Children's ltesmit Be KV,
nnd I2X- Alse, better unities lu Uermsdeir,
Onyx and Ilobhikeu's Fakll))c.
JLa.dLies' Sliees
In Alt Btyles, (Jrades nnd Prices.
Our ladles' WK) Hhee Is one of the neatest In
the market. They are made up of Doiigela and
Uiitln 1Cnlher. Hcuthcm.
A Ilarnalnnt tl'Je ladles' Dnngeln KldHhees
made up in Oiera unit Hiinru '!(, Uiittnn unit
l.ace. Alse, a IjuIIck' drain Uiittnn Shoe nt the
same price, lu Operu und 8iiare Tee.
Ladies' Tailor-Made Jackets
ATIUailTPIUCKS.
Corkscrew or Wide-Wale Werstctls, lu lllack
or Navy lllue, II M te IS,
llrlsr Cleth Jackets, In Navy blue and
Checks, fJ&O te W.
ltey' Kilt hklrt Hults, t te fj. Heys' Knee
Pant Hulls, tt te 17.
Ladles' Mernlui; Wraptx-rs, $i nnd II 'J5.
I.adlcs' iJiwn Tennis Hultx, l '..
Ileys' Hhlrt Waists, 25e, 50c and 7V. Heys'
Odd I'unU, Sic, &0e, 75e and f 1,
STRHW HHTS,
Just received the last Invoice of Ktrau- (letsU
for Men, IIevs, Youths and Culldrcu. Our
stock Is complete hi all clashes.
We have new almost anytlilnc veu can nRk
for In Chlldren'sHlrnw Hats, Capi.TamO'.Shaii Capi.TamO'.Shaii
ters.Hcetch Caps, Sailors and Turbaus, lu all
colors and grades, frum 25c te $2 M.
Our prices en llabv CarrlaKes, Velocipedes,
Heys' and Girls' UlcycUand Tricycles are much
lower than list prices, and come direct from
the best makers.
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
.Planished Copper Teakettles ;
Ne. (I at II 13 ;
m.. etui 91 1.
Nlckci.piutcd Copper Teakettles ; Ne. 0 nt
II 21; Ne. Pat II 73.
Heavy Tlu Teakettles, with Copper Ueltuins,
at 75c and II,
uira L'ages, 750 te si 75.
A namplele line of Haws, Fqunrcs, Hraecs,
Chisels, Hammers, etc., at Leut-nU'rUvs.
A complete assortment or Table, Fleer. Hhelf
and Htalr Ollcleih at Lewest Prices,
A Full blue of Candles.
Try our W. Jt F. Caramels for 19c per lb.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCAHTEIt, PA.,
AND
NO. 31S MAUICKT HT.. lIAUIUdUUIlU. PA.
SCtttiBtXt.l.
"Tmlt. NATHOHST. DENTIST.
.'... IVCKNTIIK HQUAItr.
riiniii;
rial t lei.
feeth und Painless Kxtrnrtlnn Hjs
rfw rseis inline, ureKeu ones mended
and remodeled. Teeth Inserted without plates
and pivoted, etc Yes, every thins lH-rtululiiK
te lK'iill.try will receive prompt attention, at
very Moderate Terms, llemember that llr.
Nafherst Is the ONLY Dentist In this county
who Is u graduate of Medicine as well us of Dcu
tlstry.au advantuue that Is obvious.
marS-lydJtw
A QENCY FOIl CALLAHAN COS CK
J inent te take the place of lied Iad. In
bulk It makes nve times the (iiautlty of red
lend and Isfarsuis-rler In making steam Joints,
tvacklmr man ana hnml Iml. nluiim m. i.iieM
an., 4e, Price 30 eents per pc
UtJiTH, $33 East Kulton slreetr
!Si . I'rlee 30 cents per pound, at JOHN
Htrvi-ti vv iTn. r.,i...n i.... ' . .m
lili-liq I
1 n w.
Williamson d Fester.
H
AOEIl HUOTHF.lt
w
M ERG HA N'T TAILORING !
( A
SUITING FABRICS Wc arc showing a wide range
taplcs in Spring and.Surnmer Suiting Fabrics. Fancy Worsted Plaids and Checks, Grey Serge
laids and Checks, and Black Cheviot Fatiems. nrr thP mert nnn,,u w,Ve b
VVc mention Black Cheviot Plaids, Checks and Diagonals at $20 te order ; usual $23 quality
elsewhere. Stylish Imported Worsted Plaids and Checks and Grey Serge Mixtures, 423 te order;
usual $25 quality elsewhere. Stylish Imported Worsted Plaids, Over-PTaids and Checks, at $25 te
T ' a .!. uxecuene rtii-woei i-ncvtetand Cassimere Suitings at $16
IMPORTED BLACK
finest and medium erodes. We
and New Diagonal Weaves, at $20, $23, $25 and $28 te order. Excellent Black Worsted, Deuble
Freck Suits, at $24, $26, $28 and $32 te order. Stylish, desirable fabrics for Coats and Vests are
English Black Wale Diagonal Worsteds, in Narrow and Wide WaW 1 Rnprinl r.Mric ..i:..
at $15 te order, usually sold at
?.w Ky v..v.v.., iiuuiij auiuai 9$,
TROUSER FABRICS We show an unusually varied and
ivnnn rVcrv Rnnrl m tn nntm-
IMPORTED VESTINGS' Fancy Linen Vestings at $4.50
lJCasWe invite a special comparison of qualities and prices.
35, 27, 29, 31 West King Street.
Clethinn.
H
IltHII A HIlOTllEK.
ALL OUR CUSTOMERS BAY 80.
We please tlieni In Make-up, Htjle, Quallly
id Pi Ice.
and
Many Handsome Dealgns In
H
I or 4 tuition.
SACKS
Htralslil and Souare Frent.
a llnttnn Cutaway uck.
Deuble. HreuHted.
1 Iluttnn.
rilTAUAVC Laiiutuju
wwinianiw c 3
lliilUin Meit Htillsh.
J lllutten.
1 HI
PRINCE ALBERT U
Hlnsle Ilreaated,
iNiuuie lireasieu;
run or witneui
Bilk Kaclnj.
-IX-
READY-MADE SUITS FOR MEN
The variety here lmi never been an large.
lletli I.IkIiI, Park nnd Medium Colen In many
Htylci and Prlecx. We have thorn freui M.Ou te
CHKVIOTS, CASSIMEBEH,
. WOltSTEDH, COItKSCllKWS,
WIDK-WAI.ES, ALITKK3,
HKItOKS, lfrc, Etc.
Beys' and Children's Gletbing I
Itlght In Fit, (Jni.llt.v. Make up aud Price.
-OUIt-
Mercliaut Tailoring Department
II AS NliVi:it Ut.EN SO 1IU.SY.
Ne woniler nt it I The Fit which we Rive, the
liiitiicnioaxKnrtnieuter Reeds In the piece nnd
the elegant and Hiibitantial trlininlugn serve te
luake ll peiHilar. 8ee It yourself.
Veu will hear mere, of our OENT'S KUIt
NIS1I1NU UKPAllTMKNTIutlie ueur future.
Meauivhllc keep your eye 011
WINIH) W.S 3, 7autl 8 CENTUK HQUAItR
Hirsh & Brether,
CLOTIIIEItS, MKIIC1IANT TAILOIIH AND
HUNTS' FUltNlHIIKIW.
N. Queen St., Centre Square, Market St.,
LANCASTER. T'A.
Olarcta.
e
AKPKTH! CAHPETS
CARPETS !
Custom Rag Carpets
A SPECIALTY
Dyeing ! Dyeing ! Dyeing I
I.ANCASTEII FANCY STEAM DYEING
WOllKS
Are Rocend te none In Pennsylvania for unUh
nl work of all kind. Feathers Dyed All Shade.
Order, will receive prompt attention.
PHILIP SCHOiT SON & CO.,
NO. IS) SOUTH WATEll HTUEKT,
LiANCAHTKU. Pa. feblMmd
T
HE LANCASTEU CAItPET HOUSE.
S.&V.
A-WNINGS MADE !
Expert Workmen, Years of Experience.
AWNINQ OOOTO-Bcst Quality.
CHINA M.YTTINGS-A11 Fresh nnd Cheap
ONE PRICE ! GROUND FLOOR I
8HAUB & V0NDER8MITH,
18, 20 & 22 East Orange Street.
aur-Myd
WX,'y,T"..!r,"':S,'ASHEW AND GUN
131 NtlOi. All perilous art) hereby forbidden
te trespass 011 auy of the lands of the Jern wall
nd Hpevdwell estate lu Lebanon or Lancaster
ueuntln, whether tnclened or nntnclesed, either
ff.tIlnrlJrpel.0f luoeUng or flsnleK.utli
law will be riilaiy enfureMl acalnst all trae.
pesslug en said lands of the nnderslirned arte
this notice
WH.rei.KUAR FltEKMAN
IC l'EHCY AL.UUN.
KU W. C. yHEKMiLN,
Attemerr ter R. W, CeUwsaa'l HXrs.
Ours Are Most Stylish !
tKcrrlirtut Cdttcitt0.
HHGER St BROTHER.
PROPER FIT GUARANTEED
WORSTEDS Vte offer compete i;nM nf i, u r,u :
mention, excellent Black Wnrctpri r'i.fevf, c..: : --i
$18 ; a quality at $18 te order,
HHGER St BROTHER.
Clotltitte.
Fw
INE TAIIORINU.
890"SPRING."890
Fine Tailoring.
The Largest nud Most Elegaut Assortment
or
SPRING NOVELTIES
New Beady for Your Inspection.
We would nl announce the pnrrhnw? of a
Jeb Ixiter English Hiiltluif nud Treusering nt a
great aacrltlce, which we will cell ut
Astonishingly Lew Prices.
a-Cull early
Boods,
te secure a bargain In these
H. Gerhart,
ONLY
DtltEOT IMPORTING TAILOH IN THECITY
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dZ7-tfd
M
YKlta A llATHTOK.
ATTRACTIONS
in eun
We've many attractions It n our CumIeih De
partment. e ure showing the
Handsomest Line
OF
SUITING
FOIl
Men's 'Wear
FROM
$15.00 te Almest Any Price !
Huch styles ns these nre net offered anywhere,
lu liucasler for the price. Huch an assortment
you'll Und new here else.
KI.EQANT STLYK.S IN
Men's Treusering !
Mere than you'll care te leek at. Prices range
from U te 813. We'll tit oil, tee.
Myers & Rathven,
Leading Fashionable Tailors,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET
LANCASTER. PA.
--1LOTIIINO.
L. Gansman & Bre.
lien's, Youth's, Bey's and Cblldren'a
NEW SPHINO STYLES,
LOWI'lUCES. .
1'EIIFKCT FITTING, WELL MADE NICELY
TllIMMED.
Men's Hults nt $3.50, SI, JI.M, ie, 0, fi, f 10, 112,
$ll.llfl,J18.
Youth's H11IU nt 1, II, S-i, t3, J7. fj, !.
Beys' Suits at riM, f:i, $:l.W. ll.TO, (., iO. V.
Children's SulU ut 00c, SI, 11.2.1, Jl.W, tl.73, -',
ri.S0.t3,ft,K,M.
Men's PanU, 75, SI, SL23, Sl.M, 51.75, f.M. M SO,
11 and 50.
Knee l"anU at Sic, SHc, 0e, SOe, fiOc, 73e, f 1.
Our stock Is mere nttraclhe thin M-aBOii than
ever and prices at the lowest.
Call or write for samples lu our Order Depart,
inent aud compare prices with ethers.
L Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's. Hey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
68 and 8 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
i.W. CORNER OF ORANOH. LANCASTER, PA.
" Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the rltr.
-Ile cautious aud mnke no mistake se that
you cet te tbe right place.
XN FIVK,TI:N,TWKNTY-FI VK AND FIFTY
Pound laekages.
LANCAhTEIl CHEMICAL COMPANY
LAWN ENlllCHElt.
Sold everywhere.
SIOO.OOO.
IN BONDS AND MOIITOAOES FOIl IN
VEHT0113, IN BUMS OF
1100, I20O, $500, 1 1,000 te r.oea.
Bends 6 per rent. Interet, payable quarterly.
Mortgages- per rent. Interest, pa) able half
yearly. Send or call for full Information.
JOHN JI. METZLEK.
Sana. Duke ht.
Cm Department.
of Late, Attractive Novelties and
usually sold at $20 ; a quality at
handsome assortment at? ("all
and $5.00 te order.
Lancaster, Penn'a.
$oeta axtb $hoc.
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
WHO CONTEMPLATE BUYINO FOOTWKAH
ailUUl.UUAI.L.U.M
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
N08. 28 & 30 EAST KINO STREET,
AND EXAMINE HIS LAtlQE SELEC
TION IN
LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOES,
OXFOHDS AND QUEEN TIES.
ladles who desire their sliees te liannnnlre
In style nnd beauty with the rest or their attire
will nnd none no artistic, none se trulr lieeem-
lns te the feet ns the true English style, of
which we nnvejusi received a sery large ship
ment, la all sizes and styles. Call aud see them.
STACKHOUSE
28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER. I'A.
VpiIE SHOE SHAPE FOlt WALKEHS 1
MEN'S
"WAUKENPHASTS"
Men's "Wnnkenttiai.tM." Of sliees
this shnjie we've had semcthtnir te say
once before this spring. A new make. Is
here te-day rer the first time. They are
marked te soil ut f-Fupulr. At no price
above It Is there any make et " Wnuken
phnxtH" In the mnrketsleckcrnur neater
shaped than these. In ninny of the lead
ins shoe stores or America te-day they
nre supplanting the hliiher priced shoe
of renowned makers. Tlie reason for this
hecenies annarent te everv shoe mini
after a critical examination of the many
points of excellence iKftewed by them.
jut
I'be.se " Wnukcnnliasts" nre descrlhefl he
the makers us "nn everv-dav shoe trf .
moderately stout walking weight fur
men whownlkerstandagreatdcnl. The
fronts are of superior calfskin of a stand
ard wearing weight, cut whole, without
seams nt the side. The tops are Iiongela,
soft, tillable uuddnmp proof. Tliokew Tliekew
Ing of the soles, railed stitched aloft. Is a
special feature. Thestltehes show en the
bottom. This gives merestrength te the
stitch und flexibility te the Mile, which
Is very desirable, the latter being of a
stout substance, tough and serviceable.
Nothing Is used lu tlilxllneoP'W'auken tlilxllneeP'W'auken
phasU" that will In any way cheajieii
tliein. They tit tliofernmtlon of the bot
tom ns well as the toef the foet.henccure
positively easy and comfortable In wear.
The best e Idence thnt skilled work pee-
Iile alone are engaged In the making of
hem Is the best attested by closely exam
ining and Judging them '.upon their
merlin. We bide lUvorable result with
confidence.
Other grades of " Waukenphast "
S2.50, 13.00 and Jt kinds. Plenty sorts te
cheese from. It will be easy for us te
suit you.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
TOB LOT.-5.
LADIES' AND HISSES'
$2.00 Shoes
FOR
$1.75.
I have Just purchased another Large Let of
Ladles' and Misses' Diamond Tip Butten Shoes,
which were made te Retail at S2, but by taking
the Whole Let I was enabled te buy them at
such a price as te cnnble me te tell thra at'
SI.73 per pair.
The Ladles run iy, te 8 In Size. The Diamond
Tips are made out ofkiune material (Deugela)
as the ii piiers.
The Mln.se run 11 to'Jliifclze. The Tips are
made out et Patent Leather and makes a neat
und beautiful contrast with the uppers, which
are made of Bright Dongola. They cannot last
long at these prices.
Only n few of these K Ladles' Bright Don Den Don
gela Butten 8 4unre Pluln Tee Shoes left which
I advertised a short time age as selling at 11.73.
All of these Shoes were Positively 12 per pair.
The One-Price Cash Heuse,
Chas. H.Frey,
(Successor te FltEY A ECKEHT) the Leader of
Lew Prices iu
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N0S.3 A 5 EAST KINO STllElTl',
LANCASTER. Pa.
M-Stere Closed Every Evening at 6 o'clock
Except Monday and Saturday.
STEAM HEAT IS THECOM1NU HEAT FOR
dwellings, churches, school house, etc.,
though successfully ued one hundred years
are. hen voucenteinnlatea chauirG rail en
JOHN BEST, who will give you a satisfactory
job, at a fair price.
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