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JJUfOAITEK, FA., July 12, 1890.
?
; v XR6 none or nanus farmers.
? ITw farmers of Kansas and Nebraska
re said te be in a cheerful frame of
: mind at present because of a hope they
tefre that they will make mere by their
labor' than they rlaveiu recent years.
, Hepe it a geed thing te have, hut when
deferred it "makclh the heart sick,"
id there is every reason te fear that
there will be sickness of that kind
"among the Kansas farmers. The ground
' .,.for their hope Is the fact that less wheat
and corn Is being raised, becauws of last
?3rar's low prices, while the farmers are
turning their attention te the futteniug
faf stock and count upon getting better
gY pay for their products all nreund. They
s wven taut 01 iinyiug uie iuuiikhku-i
s-Whlch they have been se bitterly ilc-
. 'toeunclng threugli the " Farmers' Al-
,'liance."
M" The pregramme insy be carried out,
'.ted for the geed of the whole country
K$H is ie be hoped te, but tlie
IHIq believing thnt wheat or
illftlculty is
corn prices
Fcan be fixed by n limit of the iiome uj
jtply. We grew mere than we need at
any rate, and the price is fixed by the
Xilgure at which the surplus can be sold
?f.ln foreign markets. The Kausas farmer
leebi the irallinir voke of the mertirntn'.
tif and through his Farmers' Alliance lie
j;?reeeis against it anu se cnppies uiinecii
" in his labor, for he needs capital and the
f mortgage gives it te him. It is net the
f, mortgage companies that are te blame
1 v?v un iruuuitrs, lur nicy iu uuvu very
weful institutions for liclplug u man
5iever rough places. It is his poverty and
'hard conditions that niake him unable
L 11 A ItuB llin ...1. .. . ,1 I. Iw l.nA. 1...1
fQ:,w lahii iuu ,yunu, uiiu it, n uuuvy utit,
pig indirect taxation unci the reckless
r tiuiug or our rercign gpmmeree tlint
-jnake him peer. The secretary of
agriculture was recently forced te admit
i$' t' the hard let of the farmer uud ceun-
(, aelled a mere varied culture of crops and
& 'r attention te Voiretnbtoa. lint. Hint, uniimla
gttlfe a prescription of cough drops for
CoyarepuoDiii. rscitner tne Furmerv At
y lliuce by an assault en lean companies,
i'ner the ndminlstrutien by instruction in
i farming can euro the nutlen of itsagrl-fc-cultural
malady. The cure can only
O.begtu wucn tne nation accepts the linn
turned rock Demoerntle principle that
' 'f taxation must 1k (tin iiicniiu iiiwl tint Ilia
ind of government. We must net tax
$for the purpose of protecting indus-
k. fipl f 111 t firntrtpt. Illflllfttrtnu u timnl.
Jt&'M nnflBlliln lif levu lnvtifl fit Mm
sy&1 purpose of meeting the expen-
f A in til n fxm.i i.ni.i , .jii..i.. t.l iitl I .. .J.
4nlnla,nrvi1 'llif. itiiiuiiidinivi .if ,lw.l
g.'clear and common sense principle will
E--Smeaii the prompt checking of the fear-
ifw-yAiwien extravagance new promls premls promls
llflgtenjach proerliiiis that auiiize the
MMBlzers or the Old World's costly
iZ&mi... ti III ...... .. .-t i
f,.j,miiui--n. jv win iiicuii nil ccuiiuiiucai
iJlmf. lint, n tinrrnt tmrtilmniilniia (iilmttilu-
stratien of every branch of the gevcrn-
,t meut, a development of our commerce
fc'J&Lwltlieut subsidies, uud prosperity mere
llasting and true thuu any Unit can be
&"! beutrht bv Wunumulccr ciiimvilirii funiU
K.er weu by the machinations of men HUe
? Quay, Dudley or Claikseu.
M! llnllnf l.nr.u-n.
BV' l. . i , . - ...
4 A1U UlHL 1111 U IllOSl IlinilL'lirilll MIIfMU
joverywlicre throughout the laud ure de-
ck mitniliiiiT Imlliit. ri'fiirm no llin i.nli-
(ffi method of securing honest elections. It
i. M the most important question new be-
V( fore the people, for the evils of our pros-
w enr HVHieni lira IH'cnininir vniirlv- num
lrws- s- -
Let us briefly consider btitene nhuse
' of the problem. A few yours uge oue of
Fg our most distinguished citizens, n gun-
,, iii-iuuu ui unyu piuuiiuui exH.'riuiice m
riC;' oelitlca. in an udilrih unnn niimlnliml
f government before the Heard of Trade,
uecinrcu nun uiie-ieurtu ei our voters
pwcre uuugiii ui every important elec
tien, 'ine party with the leugest
p& purse could always elect its cun.li-
fnil riuim in irnri wlin ,i.n i,, ............
iVfsi ., f.v.. tuv IllOV ICU31I1
fes'ef the United btates was taken, only
one tweuty-iiitu or our population dwelt
eft In cities : in 18S0 mero tliuu ene-tlfth
was urban, and the urescnt eeiiHim will
&i. doubtless reveal a still larger proportion.
tS, It is well known tee, that n city's j)elit-
iV icui corrupueu increases wun its pepu
J Intlnn !...! -.lit,... 1 ..1 t .....
jrr IBHW LUllli UlllUS lUICI IIIUU iUUCUSlCl'
contain a larger proportion or corrupt
voters. But counting only upon the
basis of one-fourth, the results, te say
the least, are startling. If mere than
fyfe one-fifth of our population is urban, and
uue-iuuriu ei our cny voters sen tiicir
ballets te the highest bidder, hew can
we avoid the conclusion that all our
mefct Important elections, municipal,
county, state and national, are con
trolled by the party which becures the
largest corruption fund?
Dees net this nlse explain the rise te
high place, te power and Influence, of
f - 111011 litce Oimv wliri niYi.mltwitt,!. alrllt
.t& fitl l.i r.W.lnt..t.... .....1 it i
.jp. .. ... uu.uilllll UUU CApCUUlllg sucn
. iueus i
A system which makes a farce of Up.
publican government, and raises te the
highest seats of public honor muii liltn
&fjQway, in spite of shameful records, low
IjtjiHiviKxiuiu enuewmeuts ana utter want
FJSMu,)rulcburacler, Is deemed. The stars
klu lUL'lr ceur!3 "Kbt against it. Yet
fr'vrV iueusii as te imagine thut the
-ymuj vt vu..y, wuicu una prellted se
if greatly by it, will ever consent te Its
abolition? Who, se foolish as te think
$ mat tne jjemecraey of Pennsylvania.
.3 kill j--. !... ....j. .i . . '
,j wmu imvc miiiercu be greatly under this
i nyBtem, will net, ujeu the first opper-
lunity, wiiw it forcver from existence?
Mr. Lea's Letter.
h& iec it-uer or .Mr. Lea te the Hcpubli-
Kf " of i'ennsylvuula must commend
plUelftoallwhereadit in the patriotic
w -r...v m vuciiuy iiispircd it. The
arraignment eYQuuy and Dclnmater is
Sheathing, but neCSmfalr or malicious.
" .TnuM lj i.llil.. i.i. i..t. ,.
,X7 V. "wiwiubxuiu touiisueiraiiilllar
FtrUtll felvi'Pir r..niln. j.rs.,1... .
I'kYx. 1 V -" miiu news, ami
Igtbe conclusions and argument are uat-
-:'urul uml inm.K.'.lliiMn -N-..1 . -. .
ikreaiteu that should have uny weliTht
B..iwlh nwlr.nwiu.nrlni.vr.1... 1 .
Ft? - .)..!.(, -UH.-I tun uuurgeci
i . In favor, of the Iteuublleae tu.,
The candidate for mit-emm- ..,.,-'
lleutly belore Senater Emery's dial-
t " " "" ur Biauuer, aua the can
i, jdtdaUi'it boss brazenly flauuts his notori netori noteri
'oi racerd bv un alliuinn ,n n i., -....
"fiaUeriu wlilch hU friends hepe te
make a vindication. It is a strange
fashion that leads n man te meet grave
charges by asking his fellow men te put
him in the highest authority ever them.
Our grandfathers answered charges of
this kind with cold steel or bullets, and
we think ourselves mero civilized be
cause we rely upon courts of law te pun
ish libel, but the further refinement of
guilty sllenen and an appeal te the peo
ple for vindication by ballet is net te be
commended; certainly net when the
accused is notorious for crooked election
methods and the bossing of conventions.
An aequleeiicc of the Itcpubllcan voters
in this Quay scheme of vindication will,
as Mr. Lea points out, hopelessly wreck
the already slim chances of that party
whsn It gees before the peeple in 18!).,
for such a viiidlcitleu will only serve te
draw .attention (e the one-man-power
character of the organization, and that is
a condition that the mass of Americans
cannot tolerate whatever may lw the
taste of Pennsylvania.
(J rate Seal Rumors.
The ew Yerk Tribune, which Is
generally regarded as giving voice te the
opinions of the administration, recently
published an editorial warning Great
Britain that if the assembling of a fleet
en the coast of Drltlsli Columbia and the
strengthening of the llulifax defeuses
was intended te have any effect upon
ihe seal fishery negotiations it could net
fall te lessen the chances of the Cana
dians for a favorable sentiment.
Naval demonstrations uiny help along
negotiations with European powers as
they recently did with Portugal, but if
Americans understand that the presence
of the British fleet has any such mean
ing it will be very bad for Jehn Bull.
There bccms te le seme danger that this
seal busluess will grew te really war
like proportions, for dispatches from
Ottawa represent the Canadians in a
very touchy frame of mind ever the In
structions supposed te have been Issued
te our revenue cutters, and It Is charged
that the wholeof the present taugle in
the negotiations Is due te a conspiracy of
the North American Commercial com
pany, which has in some way influenced
President Harrison's administration te
a change of position in the dispute.
They object te the dispatch of the rev
enue cutters while negotiations are
pending.
There are se many conflicting storks
thut it Is hard te guess the truth, hut it
seems reasonable that our government
should Insist thut the heal shull net be
exterminated while we are negotiating
ever the method of protecting them.
The imperial war efllcc lias sent te Ot
tawa a report of extensive defensive
works which aie te he at once under
taken, and no oue seems te knew what
.lliucaus, unless thu Bchriugsea business
is te blame.
In the current number of the AWA
Amei can llertew tliuie is un nrtlele en
"Speaker Heed's Brrer," slgued "X. M.
C." It IsHorenmrkiiblufor tieeuruteHiul ox ex ox
teuslvu kuowledgo if the history of the
Iluiiseand for f.iinllliirlty with purllnuiant
ary law that It lain made qulte astir In
Washington, and ninny bulleve ft te be
from the pen of Kccretary lllalun, who us
an ex-speaker of tlie Hen se is oue of thu
11 rut living authorities en tlint tuple. The
article forcibly ex poses the unconstitu
tional character of all legislation thnt has
been arcetiiplinlicd under Speaker Heed's
quorum counting rnles, and that tyiaut Is
said te be very sonsltive te any allusion te
it, II is rumored that he has even been
heard te bitterly denounce. Jllalue as the
author. Donunclutlen la net, however,
argument, and If he wants te mie his
bacon Mr. Heed will have te answer the
criticisms ami prove the constitutionality
of his remarkable pioceediugs.
In the llelglan Chamber of Deputies en
l'llday thu minister of ugrlcuHiiie wis
urged te quaraulhiu against American
cattle, but roplled that thore was no danger
of Infectious diseases from our cattle. At
about the time he whs speaking uhordef
000 American caltle vore slaughtered nt
Liverpool because the government Inspec
tor hud found oue of tlie number sulleriug
from plcuro-pnetiinoula. This held eume
from Western states and uoie shipped
irem (.aunda. In cousequouco el tlie Inci
dent the Canadian authorities announce
thut our cattle cannot be shlpped Irem
the St. Lawroiiee without ninety days
quarantine, Interested I'iuies de their
best te discredit American cattle
In Bureno, and have succeeded
In creating a piejudlce against them, but
our host defense Is by Iho most rigid pro pre
cautious against disease. Secretary Ill.iiue
lusjust been taking plunty of credit for his
ouergetlc devotion te the Interests of our
cattle trade shown by the sending of tluoe
veterhmiy luspecteis te Knglaud, charged
with the duty of pievlug te thu satisfaction
of the Knghsli that American cattle lauded
there are healthy. This soeins te be a very
proper measure, but unless accompanied
by equul care en this side of the water may
result as sadly us tlie Liverpool case. Fer
a jenr there hud been no tiouble ever
plutiro-pueumeolu In tills country uud
It Is possible thut the .single case said te
have been found in that herd was Iraudu
lent and discovered for the benellt of the
British beef and cattle dealers. If the
American Inspectors can break down the
ple.i that our cattle are unhealthy, tlie
British may conclude te exclude thorn as a
measure of ictali.itleu for the MeKlnley
bill.
A l.lllle Wlile or llu. ainrk.
Frem the Chicago Tribune.
Thoeloquent temperance lecturer iMused.
wiped his inspiring blew, and wald im
pressively te the man en the Ireul seat,
t he had listened Ith tlie deepest Intel est
te the discourse, and evidently was touched
by Its pathos and argument: " Mv friend,
U is never tee lute te rolerni. There Is
hepe for the most hopeless. The past is
beyond your reach, but you can coutiel
your future. Yeu cannot call back tuyeur
peeket the enormous sum it prebiblv has
cost you te paint i our uesu tlie color "it lias
new, but "
"All It cost me te paint my nese us veu
ee it," Mild Iho mail In ihe Ireut seat, "rls
ngup, "was $1.(30, including railroad lare
see
lug
and beat hire,
I went llshlng vcsteidav.
My nese ill be as fair us
i a Illy in a day
or two. But go en with your lecture," he
iitiuu'i, tmuiirf new ii again, "i am union
lnteicsted."
A t.eurt or Mills.
The llev. Mr. Frlznlle, of Bushmills,
England, lelates liiiSci'cief 'i'evjii, that he
witnessed u trial of a reek by Ids comrades
for the net of stealing sticks from ethor
nest. The ethor reeks assembled round
the culprit, and cawed for a considerable
time, wlieu the unfortunate bird was
condemned te suder tlie penalty, and he
was llien uml there set upon mid pecked te
deJith.
.Mem. Ter (he Colored Veter.
Frem the Brranten (Pa.l Free PrPM.
There were four colored delegates In the
Democratic Btute convention. Xt a slngle
colored delegate hud a seut in the Republi
can conventions week before, though the
HermbMcan candidates expect lit) out of iw
of tue colored Kepublicsn vote.
m
Van Heutk.n's Coeoa 1'ure, Belutile, Kte.
nemlcal. ;
An Aroiuutle Fi'uuraiioe
In hn varied te tlie mouth by the uki offcOZO effcOZO
PONr. It is beyond doubt the clcauest, purest
and best waih ever erTered te thepubllc. HOZO
DONr and comrert arc ynen m It cleanses
the cavities In the enamel of the teeth.
kJnrtEiori'l.'BalCata.rr','"",rmU''""ewl"ntf
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
" The Caitai.v or tiik JAMr.AniES."
A story of the limes of Bcanderhcg and the
fall of Constantinople, by James M, "Lud
low. lUrjKirA- Brolhers, New Yerk.
Dr. Ludlow has glven lis a truly fine his
torical novel, which Is n thing that has be
come ns rare as an oasis in the desert. It
dees seem strange, as we are told in the
preface, " that tlie world should have se
gcnerally forgetton Ooergo CsstrieU" And
oveu great historians have assigned te hltn
hut few pages, although his caroer was
most romantic j but few, if any, writers of
fiction bosldes Dr. Ludlow have taken ad ad
vuntnge of Cast riot's life and surroundings,
and yet there is plenty of material there Ter
the pen of genius, either In prose or poetry.
Tlie book Is evidently the work of a close
student and observer ns welt as of a ge
nius of the highest orrier. The scenery
among which the story IsUld Is tee vividly
described net te have been personally vis
ited. Although the dramatis pcrseuin of
the books are numereus, each wins an
individual place in the mind of the reader.
A llttle boy, Michael by name, is captured
by the Turks and placed In the school of
the JamVarles, nt Adrlnneple te be trained
for military service. At this time the Jan
izaries wero recrulted entirely from Chris
tifln hey prisoners, who for seversl days
after being captured worn fed with the
iqpKt nourishing of feed and allow ed te
slecp en the se Most of beds until
nil truces of meanness had dis
appeared, when they wero exam
ined by surgeons, and If found well
proportioned and giving premise of strong
constitutions they wero graded Inte incises
having dally contests or strength and agil
ity, and from thes contests the messos
wero constantly changing their numbers:
the strongest uud most agile ll lug togelhor
In distinction from their fellows. The Jan
izaries were taucht the arts of daily need ;
"te lorge, temper and sharpen the sword,"
te make the harness for their horses and te
shoe them; make their own clothes; te
build their own beats, etc. Their minds
woredovolopod as well us their bodies by
learned teachers.
In u few years Michael lias outstripped
nil competition ; he I incomes captain of
the Janizaries, the favorite of his fol fel
lows nnd the chosen friend of the
young sultan, Mahomet II. Mlchael has a
yeunger brother, Constantine, who is
untler tlie protection of Scanderbeg, Ooergo
Cast riot, who threw en" the Turkish yoke
en hearing of his father's death and Is new
at the head of tlie Albanians. Nelther
brether knows that the ether Is living nnd
their llkeness te each ether Is se strong that
oneiutosuud friends make the common mis mis
take us te their Identlty. Kven the girl of
their mutual love llnds It hard te distin
guish the man te whom she has glven her
licait from Ills no less neble brother.
The book is full of thrilling situations,
and though ns in all fiction founded en
fact there must bean undercurrent of sad
ness. One llnds a vein of humor hore nnd
thorn in Iho story. An argument botween
a Latin monk uud a Oroek monk, which
terminated in the Latin monk slapping his
holy brother's face, Is Iriisistlbly amus
ing. The Atlantic Monthly roceutly had a
peem by Themas Ilailey Aldricu en West
mlusler Abbey with the following lines:
beneath thesa marble (imtaphs nnd urns.
Lies richer dint than ever unlure bid, etc.
A critic nbsorves thnt no dust will be
found in Westminster Abbey bencath the
cenotaphs, us cenotaphs ure "mouumenls
oreUod In memory of ene whose dust lies
eUow!.eio." This Is sad fur Mr. Aldrich,
but bigger menthnu holi.ne n sod words
without knew lug nil nbeut them.
Tin: Shadow or a 1)ui:m, by W. 1).
Hew ells, author or "April Hopes," "A
Huz.ird of New Fortunes," ele. Harper
A. Brether, New Yerk.
Mr. Hewells' new psychological story is
stipposed te be told by ene of the charac
ters hi "A Hazard of Xew Foitunes."
" The Shadow of a Dreani " full upon tw e
lives.
Faulkner, n would-be dabbler In lltoru llteru lltoru
tureuud n Western man, marries a girl by
I'll 111 u Xew Knglauder, who only llres In
the West from uocessity. She is'mentnlly
Ills superior, of course. Butfurtiiuately the
pair most Interested me net conscious of
this, uml loe each ether and nie us
thoroughly satlsllcd us though Faulkner
could claim New Hngland ns the land or
his birth also. Fuulkuei's health falls net
long after his muirlugu uud being sonio senio sonie
whut of n sentimentalist he insists upon
en rying his iutlmate friend te Km ope with
himself and wife. Although thlsirlend is u
yleigyman with u charge, his congregation
i must have been most amiable, us we de
net llud them making uny objections te
the plan w lilch keeps him tiem Ilium ueu
when the trio return nnd tukeii villa at
Sunuipbcetc, for the Inwilld still Insists en
having his Mend with him. Faulknei's
disease, w lilch Is ene or the heart, ghes
him se much suffering thnt his mind is
nlleetcd uud he is far en the i ead te his mlty
when he becomes auhject te a dreadful
dream which eecuis again and again with
out change. This dieuii poisons him
against his doetcd wife uud nlseugulust
his friend. He tnltes no ene hut his plrj si
clan Inte Ills conlldenco, and at lust dies
suddenly, ns we expected him te de.
His widow knew s her huxband had told
the doctor the uattite of Ids dream, hut
does net quostleu the doctor, us she Is satis
fied It was merely n symptom et approach
ing Insanity. But two years after Faulk
nor's death the widow uud the lutiiuute
friend become ongaged te be married ; Jiiut
ntthattiuie Mrs. Faulkner llnds a scrap
ofwiitteu jiaperw lilch gives burn due te
tlie dream. She hastens te Bosten te se
the doctor, uud new insists Umu his tell
ing her the exact dream. The elfect or it
Is ihirnlyzlng upon her, for in her hus
band's die.un he suspects her uud his
Mend of being in loe with each ether,
and only awaiting his death te marry. Ne
such thoughts had entered the mind of
cither j the wife bus simply lived ter iter
husband; while the mliiil of theclergymuii
Isjust us clear. He had only thuuphtefher
nnd respected her us his Meed's wife. New
" the Bhadew eru dreani " fulls upon them,
and after a long talk they decide thnt they
me bound te part, ferthey flndanlimbllity
te decide at w hat period they begun te le e
each ethor. Itecvuis te tlieni they might
ha e been In Ie e w ltheut knew lug It, nnd
new their parting will lie lotrlhutlen nnd
atonement.
The great struggte of these two neble
souls en the question oftheiucideuts of the
dream is full of Interest ; It is u study in
psychology, uml it is done with a mastei
hand.
Tlie day they reach their decision the
inuti is killed in u railroad accident uud llm
woman dies of a broken heart. The situa
tion w tin tee sad for in en Mr. Hewulls.wItU
all his trueness te real life, uud he let them
die, us w e should hu e done if we hud been
consulted.
The author has handled his preblem w lib
great tact and Judgment. There ure ex
quisite touches all through the book, and
although qulte unlike his ether tales we
think it deserves as high a place in (li Hen.
"
The fellow lug lines from "The Seng of
the Temple," in u newly published volume
of poemsby Jehn Hay, are poetry of the
tlrst class and show sympathy with the
religious feeling of the middle ages.as poets
HL-otebouoo it:
"Jlolherer Oedl iu.eeulin full
Upen the kllent wa,
And khadewt veil the mountain wall,
We lift oureuU le thee I
Frem lurking perlU of the night,
The desert'n hidden barms,
Frem plesues that waste, from bl.nti that
iinlte,
Protect thy racn-at-nrma 1
' Mether of Ged I thy starry mhIIh
HUH blt Uk from above!
Keep pure ear euls from puleu' sulle,
Our hearts from ertlilr love i
Btlll save each soot from gultt apart
As SUInleu M eacti word,
And guard umllmmrd In every heart
The Image of our Lord.
"In desert march or battle's flame,
In fertrens and In field
Our wiir-cry U thy holy name,
Thy lee our Jey and uhleld.
And If we falter let thy power
Thy stern avenger be
And Oed forget us In the hour
Weceasotetlilnkofthcflt
"Mether of Ged I theecnlngfjideJi
On wave and hill and lea,
And In Iho ttrlllgnt'a deepening thadc
We lift our soul) te thee I
In pawlen's lre the battle's slrlle.
The denert'a lurking harms,
Maid-Mether of the I-erd of Life,
Protect thy ineii-nt-ermn."
Slclloieuo,
REMOIOU8 8F.IIVICI24 WILL UK HELD
In the following churches enBiindny.ln
the morning nt 10M, In the evening nt 7:14. Hun
day school at 1:46 p. m. Whin the hour U dif
ferent It Is Mpectnlly noted I
Nr.w Ciiuncir. Hervlees and Hunday school
te-morrow mernlngnl the usual hour, In Ixng'a
building. Ne. 10 North Queen Direct.
ItiviNK service en Hundny morning In the
Ilerklnnd street school building nt I0;e clock.
Hunday school at 2 p. m.
KVAWOBMCAt-Klrtt Church. Ilov. I', I'.
Lehr, pastor, tlerrunn In (tin morning. Sunday
ehoefntOa. m.
Bt. HrKPHK.s's LOTUrnAM-Cerner or Duke
nnd Church street, ftev. i:. Melster, pastor.
Orack LVTIIERAH. Her. C.ll. Haunt, ptiiter.
Herrlcei morning and evening. Hunday school
at 0 a.m. Kveningserlmatu top. m.
Kvawekmcal, LtrruritAM Heniiay Scnnei.
or EMHAtiKtr-Nerth rine near Walnut at 1'
p. m.
PrUTsr mk ItnrenM Ht.Jeuannim KinciiKn
Cerner of Orange nnd Mulberry itrret. Hervlre
In the German langunge from V:'J0 te 10 Tin. m.
and from 0 te7:rp. m. Hunday school from
12. 10 le l:tfp.m.
IlgrniiMKii r. Luke's Marlclln avenue,
Rev, Win. K. Llclilltcr, pakter. Hunday school
at 0 a. in.
Umited DnRTnnr.N iKCiinisT, Covenant.
West Orange and Concord streets. Itev. U. W.
Hutaler, pastor. Hunday school at It n. in.
Preaching In the morning by Dr. 1J, 1'. Hhniib.
Ne evening service.
elivet I1AITIST Church list Vliieinear
Duke street. Kev, Jt. Krayne, isister. Huntlny
scluml nt V n. in.
EvANOKHCAl.CHencii. ftev. ll.D. Albright,
pastor. Hunday school ut 0.15 a. m. l'rujer
and prnlsa meeting at 7 p. m.
Pm-jnyTruiAN TiIkmeuiai, Cnurm Heutb
Queen street, Themas 'I hnmrmen, D. II., pnsler.
Hundny school atO a. in. Neihurch srleei.
Finsr KKKenUKD. Ilev. J. M. TlUel, I). D.,
pestor. Hervlces te-morrow morning nnd een
lug. Hunday rchoel alUa. ui.
HTnAWiiKitR HrnEi.T A. M. K. Church.
PrcAchlng nt 10.30 a. m. nnd 8 p. m. Hundny
school nl 2 p. in. Hev. II. A. Crenmrtle, pastor.
Kirst M. K. CHUlicil Ilev. H. M. Vernen, D.
U pastor. Hunday school ntUnm. Morning
sermon liy pastor. fitOp. in. comer-stone laying
or the new church, with nddresses by Ilev, J.M.
Mtmlngcr, Hev. J. Y. Mitchell, U. D., llev. C. L.
fry, mid llev. .1. It. T. Uray. Hlniilng bv the
milted choirs or the city. If ft rains the service
will be In. Id In the church.
St. Paul's M. I". Ciiuncn Itev. 13.0. Yerkes,
pastor, 0 n. in. class. Hundny school nt It a.
m. Nnewnliig service en account of laying or
the corner-stone.
I'ahsiiYTKKiAN. Ilev. J. V. Mitchell, I). D.
pastor. Ne evening service.
Council ok OOD-Cerncr or l'rlnce and Or
ange. Ilev. .1. II. lCstcrllue, puster. Hunday
schcxd nt t) Pi ii. in.
ht. Paul's Hkverhf d Itev. J. W. Mciulngir,
pastor. Hunday sthoel attln. m.
Ht. .1 a Mils' Oiiuiicti i:. Orangn en I North
Duke street. S ii. in. Hely Communion; 1010
n. m. morning pre) or, litany nnd sermon ; C.l.'i
p. in. evensong : 0 Se n. til. Htiuduv sclioel.
Hr. Jehn's Liitiieiiax Itev. II. F. Alleman,
I). U., pastor. Hervlces nt II a. in. In (lirmnn
Ilcfermed church, corner of Orange nnd MuU
berry street. Hundny school nlHt. Jehn's at
8 r a. in., and nt Oetwnld Memerial .Mission
nt2p.ni. Hely Communion In the morning.
Ne e enlng service.
Tiiinity Lutukkan. Itev.C. L. I'ry, pivster.
Mlstlennrr reports In Hunday Mhoel.
Cintisr I.UTUKHAN, Itev. K. L. Heed, pastor.
Hundny school nt)a. m.
WhsrkiiN JI. K. Cuuiti.li. Itev. C. C. Clarlc,
pastor. Class meeting ut U.G0 a. m. Hunday
school at. 1:1') p. m.
Moravian. llev. J. Max Hark, O. I)., pnstnr.
Litany uud sermon; U n. m. Hunday,schoel.
In the evening young people's meeting.
XT-AN llOUTEN'S COCOA.
THU FOItEMOST COCOA OK KUIlOrU.
THE COMING ONE Of AMERICA.
' UJl K. ..VOL VM.E. CUVA 1'.
. Ilich. Digestible. Stimulating. Nour
ishing. Having u peculiarly delicious flavor
a feed and drink combined at a half
ceut n cup undfl for a prince.
Van Heuten's
Cocea
" Best and Gees Farthest."
U- VAN IIOUTP.N'H COCOA (" ence tried
iiluns used ") wns Invented and patented uud
Is made In Helland. It Is acknowledged by the
nie-t eminent doctors ami analysts thut by the
HiMXlul Trintmciit VAN llOtnr.S'S COCOA
has iindcigenc, the solubility of the flcsh-remi-lug
constituents Is lncieased fifty per cent,,
while the whole of the fibres are softened uud
leuderid mere palatable and digestible. " Lar
gest sale lu the world." Ask for VAN 1IOU
TEN'H and take no ethir. (17)
&v (Soeia,
11. MAKl'IN A CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
BARGAINS AT THE LINEN COUNTER !
Hetel Keepers and House
keepers we call your special at
tention te our heavy reductions
in Table Linens, Table Cevers,
Qass Toweling, Russia Crash
Toweling- and Towels.
TABLE LINENS.
Bleached Table Linens, with
red line border, reduced from
75c te 55c. Extra Heavy Ger
man Linen, 5S-inch, reduced te
55c ; 56-inch reduced te 50c a
yard. 5S-111CI1 Bleached Large
Det Centre, reduced from 65c
te 50c a yard. Leem Dice
Table Linens reduced from 22c
te 1 6c a yard. Turkey Red
Linens, guaranteed te wash, at
15c a yard ; regular price 25c
a yard. Full Bleached Table
Linens at 34c a yard, reduced
from 50c a yard.
SPECIAL SALE OF TOWELS !
Loek at the these prices !
Towels, 26 inches long, 15
wide, 7c each.
Towels, 36 inches long, 22
wide, 10c each.
Towels, 36 inches long, iS
wide, 1 9c each.
J. 8. Martin k Ce.;
Cor. Prince & W. King Sis.,
LAKUArJTKlt. l'A.
H
OODH ISAIWAPAIULLA.
Be Sure
If you have made up J ear mind te buy
Heed's Barsaparllla de net be Induced te take
any ether. A Itosten lady, whose example Is
worthy Imitation, tells her experience belew:
"In one store where 1 wenttebuy Heed's
Pnt'Mipnrllla the rlerk tried te Induce me buy
their own Instead of Heed's; he told me t heir's
would last longer that I might take It en ten
Te Get
days' trial j that If I did net like It 1 need net
pay nnylhlmr, etc Hut he could net prevail
en tne te chnnge. I told htm I had taken
Heed's Knrsnpnrllla, knew what It was, was
satisfied with It, nnd did net want any ether.
When I begnn Inking Heed's Bnrsnparllta t
was feeling real miserable with djspepsln,
nnd se weak that nl times' I could hardly stand.
Heed's
I looked llke n person In consumption. Heed's
Harxapnrllla did 1110 se much uoed that I won wen
derntiujsclf sometimes, nnd my friends fre
quently speak of It." Max. Eu.A A. anon',
01 Terrace Htrict, Bosten.
Sarsaparilla
Held by nil ilrutKlst. ft; six forts. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lewell,
Mass.
100 ne.sis en'i: dellah.
0)
Ittrtchittcrij,
"ITlOlt HOIUZONTAL HTATIONAHY EN
JJ Klnes, rrem 2 toWherso-power, and Verti
cal Engines from 2 te 40 horsepower, you will
llud them nt JOHN M-XT'H, kit East Fulton
street.
I710U H0LTN, LAOHC11EWH, HKTHOllEWH,
3 Sqonre nnd Hexagon Nuts, these coed.i In
stock, at JOHN llEUTS. Ml Lust Fulton street.
m7-tfd
ITIOIIAMKIIICANHIGHTKEEDCYLINDEH
3 Lubricators. Olas Oil Cups for Bearings,
nucniiKct them nt JOHN lllxl'H, 31 Ens
Kultoe street. m7-tfd
IJlOimeILEIt 1UHE IUIU8IIE8, HTILLSON
3 I'ie Wreiiches.IMpcnnd Menkey Wrenches
combined, Ellcs, Oil Cans, etc, go te JOHN
HEHT, 333 East Kulton street. m7-tfd
PAUTICOLAlt ATTENTION l'AII) 'II)
Jledel Making, Pattern, Drawings nnd
UIuh 1'rlnUi, at prices reasonable, jit, JOHN
HKSTH.:i.U East Kulton streeL mT-trd
QTEA.M iiriATIHTHCCOMINGIIHATFUU
C5 dnrelllngs, churches, school linnsr, etc.,
though successfully used one hundred years
ege. When you contemplate a cliuuge call en
JOHN 11K-ST, who will give you a satisfactory
Jeb, uta fair price m7-Ud
PUiliy, HOILEKS. MINING, UKNTIUFU
gal nnd Steam Pumps, of any capacity, ut
JOHN IIESTH. .1U East Kulton street. m7-t7d
QAW MILUS, I1AKK JIILt-S, COII MILLS,
rj Leather Hellers, Ten Packers. Triple Herse
Powers, Milling nnd Mining Machinery, ut
JOHN llEHT'N. .ill East Kulton street, m7-tfd
R
ADIATOUS, OK ANY MAKK OH I)K
Klyn. rn ia Hirn 1 wli e ai rMitnnalilnfliriirna
by JOHN BCST. 3.13 KastFulUin street, nrf-trd"
EOll CAHTINOM, IHON Oil 11KAB.S, LKIII 1'
or heavy, nt short notice, go te JOHN
HESr.:ci3En4l.Kulteu streeL m7-tfd
rpANKS KOinV'ATEIt,OIIs7A(iH)Olt GAS
-. "f any sbn or capacity, ut fnlrprlics, go
te JOHN IlEnr. .113 East Kulton stieeL m7:tlU
Angle ValM's.uill ut JOHN Hint's, 311 Ens
Kulton Htrect. m7-tfd
171011 l'ULLEYH, KHAKTING, COLLAIW,
-.JiS."'"! Clamp Bexes, Couplings, etc., go
le JOHN BEa'r. J.U Emt Kulton street niT-tid
TACKINGH, AS KOLLOW.S : OIIUGO, KOK
I. Hteainnnd Ilydraullel'acklng.Akbesillepe,
even and Wick I'ncltlng, Hemp Packing, A A A
beDlosMlllIlenrd, Asbestos Cement, Asbestos
Hhcathliig.aum f'neting.aum Kings ferWnter
Giuiges, lMumtj.ige Tucking, Heed's Patent As
!'.,'.'5.,,K.LI,M',, Sectional lle Cever, nt JOHN
HUH rs.atl East Kulton street. m7-tfd
"1710 It HTEAM GAUGES, HIGH OH IMW
& .' r.'.'!r,lre' Wnter Gauges, Gauge Cocks,
Weed Wheels or Wclgtited, Glass Tubes
Whistles, Syphens for Htium Gauges, Cylinder
Oilers l'lnln, Watt r Gauge Cnlumiis, Cwks for
KteiimGaugox.iallen JOHN HEHT, ail I'jist
bulten street. m7-tfd
A GUNCY KOK CALLAHAN A CO 8 CK
J. inent te take the place of lied Lead. In
bulk It makes Me limns the quantity of red
lead nnd Is fur superior in making steam Joints,
packing man unit hand liole phiU's en boilers
lV.':;'c; ,1rl.10 "J" ii'iiu ier pound, nt JOHN
HKSTO, att liist Kulton street. m7-trd
TrT-OUCASr IHON 1'11'E KIIT1NGS, nei'H
V plain uud reducing, up leO-luih dlumeter,
MnlliMble Ktttlngs, Hiuiges Klnnee Unions,
Mnnlfelds, American I'ulens, Tube MupiKiits,
Hangers, fleer and Celling l'lutis. go te JOHN
llljl"H.a;i liwt rullen sirecl. m7-trd
1rV YOU WAN PA KIHST-CLASSPeiirABLE
i l.nglneuiid Beiler, en whcils, thenp, as the
lollewlue prlieskliew: U horsc-peuer, 5175; 8
herse-imwiT. S.i.55 ; 11) hor-pevrcr, Jj;r; 15 Iioi-hs-pe
r, SST5; 1 horse-power, Sl,175, call nt.lOHN
UUSl'S.ai.1 Hast Kulton street. m7 tfd
rHiri: coiten waste, copped by
V the pound, ltle : in lets of 10 pounds or
ever, tie. All goods delivered te nnv part of the
ellV Wreii f-.lllr.n TllftVT UtVK K- . -...
Kulton street.
filllfsifl titfneil ..h ...
m7-td
Jrf IN WANT OK BHAKS OH IKON Hl'OP
i. Ce'ks, Asbestos l'.ickcd Cocks, I'ct nnd Illb
nckR.Iter Cocks, Swing Jelnbi, cull ami get
them, or send jour order by mull, te JOHN
UEbl', 331 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
( OLO IIHONZE, LIOUIDS AND SIZING
X rersteain werk.at JOHNBESl"S,'ii.1 East
ITilten street. m7-tfd
INJEC10H.S, HUE idJTLK UIAM'. HAN
cock Inspiraters and Electors, Ebermnu
Heller Feeder, I'cnberthy Inspector, American
Injectors, all In sleck, nt JOHN BESTS, au
liixl KnltenstrecL inT-tld
ITOIt HOILEHH. HOIUZONTAL, TABULAH,
3 Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Murine, of
uny Mze or iower, of the best mntertnl and
weikiuniislilp, go te JOHN II Ear, it) Eust Kill Kill
ten Ktriet. m7-tfd
tf fff PEW OK PIPE. KHOM
QVJ9JJJ Inch te C Inch diameter, fei
siilentalewllgure. and Iho only house In the
city wllh n pipe culling machine, cutting unto
0 inch dlumelir, ut JOHN BEST 8,&U East Fill-
ten street.
1117-1111
I
71011 TIIK UEir HOT AIH KtfltNACE IN
tlie innrlict, go te JOHN BESf, S3.1 liist
hiillen street
m7-tfd
OAUUY IN STOCK. -BEST CIIAHCOAL,
Hammered Ikir Iren, Deuble ltctlucd Iren,
Hiirdeu's HIel Iren, llKets, Het nnd Celd
Belter Iren, Steel, Sheet Iren S-10 te Ne. 10. nt
JOHN BliiP'S. lift Enst Kulton street. m7-tfd
(letltiuH.
A TYEKS A ItATHKON.
AN ATTRACTIVE LINE
or
SUMMER
CLOTHING
AT
nLW.SONAIH.n I'IUCHm for yeuk
IXSI'CCTIOX.
Men's Thin Coats and Vests
FItOM 1 25 TO f7 W.
Hitndsoine In Stlennd Celer nnd Substantially
Made. Just such us eu'll wain for
Het Weather.
In Our Custom Depart ment
Wt Are Showing un Unusually Hutidseiiie
Line of
Summer Suiting, in Serges.
Price, 1 JMIefiJ. Celers', Blue nud Bl.uk.
Such rckkN hi tbee prlie ure lare.
Myers & Rathven,
LEAPING LANCAVTKK CLOTHIEHS,
110. 12 EAST KING STREET.
T 71011 111ATT & CADY AHUKSTOS OISO
1 Valves, Jenkins Vnhcs.UriUN Glebe VhIms,
brass Oate Vnles, Iren lledy Globe Valves
l-cver Mnrety Valxes, Pep Safety Vnlvcs, Air
Valei, lladlater Valves, Pratt's Hwlnglng
g)rg eb.
e
PEN EVEUY F.VENING.
Fer Bargains,
QO TO
P.OT0.,
Ne. 14 West King Bt.
EverytbingSeld At andBelowCest,
AH WE AHE POSITIVELY GOING OUT
OK BUSINESS.
may6-3md
T
IHE PEOPLE'S CASH HTOItE,
A RARE OPPORTUNITY !
We offer te-day a large let of
n i r
AT
19 Cents Per Yard.
These goods hae sold ut Xe te 37Kc,nndare
piMtllNcly French, Many of the se-called French
Hntlncs sold here nnd elsowhcre are the liner
crudes of domestic poeds, but In order te meet
this low prlce he will offer Genulne French
Goods ut;il)c, us aboeiuoted.
OUH ENTIRE STOCK OF
SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS
Will be erTered Without Regard te Cost.
Parasols worth from $3.50 te 17, will be sold at
from tLTiO ter.' Sl.
Big Iteductlen In the prices of Embroidered
ITeuiicliiRs, Colored Embroideries, Genuine
Imported hretch uud French Ginghams, etc.
As It Is our desire te out the Summer sleck
ns low ns possible this season, we will efler
mauy things pertaining thereto nt unusually
low prices.
s
25 East King Street,
LANOAHTEU, FA.
mnrtiHydlt
ilcfviecvrtti?T0.
s
EAbONABLi: GOODS !
Seasonable Goods !
AT
CUT PRICES!
BABY CAKHIAGES,
HAMMOCKS,
REFRIGERATORS,
ICE CKEAM FnnEZKIlS, WATEIIC00LEH3
SCREEN JJOOIIS, WINDOW HCUEEN'S,
SAFETY BICYCLES,
EXPHIiSS WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES,
LAWN TENNIS,
CltOQUET, BASE BALL GOODS.
SPREOHER'S
Baby Carriage Bazaar,
NO. 31 EAST KING ST.
nprl7.tfdTu.Th.tS
II
AHDWAHE, Jtc.
GEO, M. 8TEINMAN & CO.
Continental Lawn MewerB,
New Quaker City Lawn Mowers,
Hydrant Hore and Garden Hobe.
R E F R IGER ATORS !
JEWETTShnolhehlghcst:repiitHtloii, die
mero Mitlsfactlen with lcr,s consumption or Ice,
than any ether ltctrigcrnter In the market.
Jewctt'a Water Coelers and Filters,
Oeni Watsr niters,
Hammocks, Wlre Window ScreenB and Wire
Screen Deers.
Hardware and Heusefurnishing Goods.
GEO. M. STEINMAN & CO.,
! A- 'J(l WEST' KING STHEET,
injli-JindM.W.S LAhCAbTi.il, Pa.
(iTnvvirtncB.
OTANDAIID OAUUIAGE WOKIC.
lEDW. ElTGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
10, U, HATi MAIllCET8TltEF71(Hiar of tlie
Foslefflco), LANCAKTEB, PA.
AlTthe latest styles In Buggies, Family Car
riages, PhiHteus, Surrejs, Cabriolet, Pha'tens,
Bucklie irds, Tretting Wngons.SUitlen Wagons,
-Market Wngens, etc., new ready ler the Spring
Trade.
A tine line of Seceiirt-ltund Werk.
New is the time te order for Sering. Strictly
flrst-elasi work and nil work fully guaruiitced
My prices are the lowest I u the county fur the
saint) quality of work. Uhuinuu call uud ex
amine my work.
Iteutiillng nnd ltepilrtng promptly ut
tended te and done In a first-class manner. One
Net of workmen especially emplejcd fur that
piirixw.
y rNDEiisiiiin's and niiAWEits
FOB HOT WEATHElt,
At EIIIS.MAN'S.
"lyillTE
SHIRTS
AT EUISMAN'S,
Ne. BWea K'lncHI..Oppo.te roep-r Heuse.
AT HOWTEK'S COBNEIl SALOON.
A NICE HOT LUNCH
will be .erved every ineinlui: from Ole Pill).
Ituppert'aCelebrutvd liter ditiwn from Iho l.tu.
aprSO-tfd
T)ENtfION9.
PENSIONS.
The New Pension Bill Just passed entitles all
Heldlers. Widows, Miner Children nnd fieiien
dent Parents te a pension. I will attend te nil
applications placed In my hands promptly I
bine had four jiurs"cxperlcnee In the presit, j
omce ut WashliU'ten. D. C
JiCWmd 10 North Duke St., Luiuuster, Pu.
Gem
i
rrencn
tbatine
People
Cash Stere,
Vlac 0f gmMen.
TALACK OP rASHIOiS.
CATALOGUE
OF
Reduced Prices
rFpitTHE
GREAT THIRTY DAYS'
CLEARING SALI
-AT-
115 & 117 N. Queen St.,
LA.NCASTEK.PA.
THIS SALE COMMENCES
Saturday, July 5tl
AND ENDS
Saturday, August 9th,
WHICH WILL
POSITIVELY BE THE LAST DAl
After this Day all Goods Net Sold Qe Back I
10 ineir original rrues.
NOTIONS Third nnd Fourth Ceunteil
riuiitsiae. j
Fancy Bilk Cord. 6c, new le; Sc, new 6c; lq
nuw ev; ax, new kM',
Tinsels, 3c, new SHc
Plush Ornuments, lc, new Oca dozen; 2c, no
icvec, new -c; ', new ec; ec, new ic.
Clasps, 2Sc, new 15c
Cut Steel Buckles, 10c, new 12c.
Brente, 20c, new 17c a box.
Scheel Companions, 5c, new 4c.
Hen p, 5c, newJc; 10c, newtlc.
Dust Bap HlURS, 19c, new 15e apalr.
htoe Polish, 6c. new 4c.
Wax Beads, 6c, new 1c u string.
Necklaces, loc, new 8c.
Initials, 2c, new Ien dozen.
BesLMnrklne Cotten. 2c. new Ic a skein.
Safety Pln. 2c. new lkc: 3c. new 2c: 4e. no
3c; 6c, new 4c; be, new 5c; 8c, new Oc; 10c, new 1
u uMzeii.
Black Pins In boxes, 6c, new Sen box.
Menteuuc Ilitlr Curlers, 2c,newlc.
Invlslhle Halrnlns. Jc. new 2c n irnck.
Hairpins, 4c u dozen papers; lc, newUc dezd
paper; .c. new zc; ec, new e.
Kid Cnr'ers. 10c. new 8c: 15c. new 12c.
Utopia Crochet Cotten, 7e, new 6c; 8c, new
wc, new nc; ic, new luc u uau.
Corset St i s, 5c, new 4c; double, 8c, new be.
French Blncklnsr. 10c. new7c.
Best Shee Polish. 8c. new 7c. "
Teeth Brushes, flc, new 4c; 8c. new Be, 10c, uel
ec; ii', nuw iw iu', new c. uc, nuw iuc.
new iwc: ;iec. new a.c.
Wire Hair Brushes, 12e, new 10c; 15c, new 12j
20e, new 15c; 2ic, new 20c; KOc, new 2.V. J
Dress Shields. 10c new 8c: 12c. new 10c: 11
new 12c; ISc, new 15c; 20c, new lfe; 25c, new 2J
Linen Fleurlshlnc Thread. 5c. new 4c.
Bargarren Art Thread, 5c, new4c; Be, new 6c.l
nope r.iiK,ec, new 4C
Wash Silk. 3c, new 2c.
Saxony, nl I colors. 10c. new Sc: 15c. new 12c.
Gcrmantewn, all lolers' 10c, new Pe; 20c, no
itic n nana.
Straw Main, 10c, new 8c.
i ami, uiAf.i nuu i.;i i. in , tiun n, u ..uv...
Heeks and E,es,en tape, 8c, new 6e n yard.
Knitting Cotten, In balls, 4c, new 3c a ball.
Deuing, nil colors, sc, new zc ny ititi.
Whalebone Caslmr. 4c. new 2c a yard.
Langtry Curling Irons, 17c, new lie; 25c, nel
IClectrle Combs, 10c, new 8c; 25c, new 10c.
Sxxvnltxxvs.
TTENRxT WOLf,
FURNITURE STORE,
has remOTed te IS6 East King street, havlngl
full line of Furniture of cry description nt ill
lowest prices. Alse unueriamng promptly i
tended te. Call nnd examine our reeds.
aK-tfdlt II. WOLF. UI -asl King Street. I
u
NDEKTAKERS.
WATSON & HERR,
General Furnishing Undertaker
NO. 20 SOUTU QU-UN STKKET,
LANCASTER, PA.
Itesldencc-JNO. J. AVATSON, Ne. 4 WeJ
Vine street (Southern Market.) 1
Hesldence M.lt.HKItlt,No.400beuthQueel
street (iirancn umce.j jyiwma i
e
CHS A GIBBS.
TOO MUCH FURNITURE
YOU CAN IIAVi: IT
Way Down Prices
ALL NEW STYLES
lOH THE
Parler, Bed-Roem, DioiDg-Reom, Library!
RELIABLE.
Ochs & Gibbs
Manufacturers and Dialers,
(2d,Sd Jtli Fleer.) Ne. 31 SOUTH QUE
nuir.r.i.
H
EINITSH'S FURNITURE DEPOP.
WIDE AWAKE
Buyers desiring a combination of Hlihesi
ytiitiiiy ei me .Mnmiiaciurers Art luuiiiuq
Newest aud Latest Deigns nnd the Lewestl
I'rices in
Furniture, Curtains,
Parler Suits, &c.J
She'ild benwHke te their own IntcresU and
call upon us when tiicir vrnuu win oe muy sup
nlled.
We etfer telay it splendid assortment of Pur-I
ler Sims in lapejiritsunu eumm hi bpeciuuyi
ew iticcs.;
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 29 Seuth Queen Street,
A
T OUR OFFJCE YOU CAN GET AM'
nmeuni or
LANCASTER tllEMIl AL nj-MPANY
i.. . L..uiciir.i(.
-OECEIVED DIRECT FROM NAPA VAL-I
11 icy wine co , uinrernia, uicrler zinran
del Claret. Gutndil mid rrenlfirnan Wines.
The last named Wlne U crydrllratu uudnde-l
ucieua intuits inu.
2U HASP KINO STREET. CITV,
H.E.SIVYMAKER,AgU
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