CURIOUS COURTSHIP.
ICT1CE AMMQ ANCIENT PE8FIES AM
MOBEM SAVAGE TRIBES.
Luctteu of Rrlde-s In Unbylen-Jnnuary
Wedded te May With mi Indian ltaee
InSoatlCVmerico The Speed Test.
aali T. Peele in ritUbtire Dispatch.
In aimA tvti-i nf thn wnrlel the methods
lrelcmnUtnK in.irrlaire vre very peculiar
lad IntcrMitlng. Tlie ancteht Babylonians
Ibdnlavv-whliii pretlded that when tne
rlaldeilH or that cliy arnveei at a niBri-uwv-ble
use thev wars te be aucllonecl oil te
lie highest bidder. As a matter or course
lie most shapely unci ueuuunu -..-Handed
the highest pricey and the rich
lubvlenlans naturally carried off the most
ktrMivj i.Hte Alter these Unci born
lisposed of the auclloneor places the ugly
WLJL. i. ami n mi Inrnutlva Iin nffiirni
Ismail sum of money te anyone willing te
taoemo a purchaser, mis tienus was con cen
Iributcd by the pretty maldens, and very
Ten llieir less iavoreu sisiers were me rc rc
iclnlentef Mine dowries.
Each buyer prier te taking his purclmse
her new home was towilred te irive e-
irlty that he would marry her. After the
no, should any ei tne panics repent 01
lelr bargain, they were permitted te annul
10 purchase, anil the sums paid were ro re ro
ered te thorn. Of course parents had no
tolce In the selection of husbands for their
tughters.
Among tne ui minimus, me uiiinuiianis
a city wmcu siechi en iiiesiiooiinuinou iiiesiieoiinuinou iiiesiioeiinuinou
n lieuheru. befure the wedding banquet
as concluded the bride and all the guests
era required te rise from the t.ible, and
10 thou repaired te tne uriuogreoms
juse, where she threw ever the reef a
rge cake iniide of cearse dough. They
Emiy belle ved thai tue nigner it was
rewn the happier the uuleu would be
d the better housewife she would nrove.
s the houses were very low In reality
ero huts and the cakes as hard as a stene,
lusty bride seldom, lr exer, iiiucu 10 in-
irothe lucky omen, uurini; mis cere-
eny two male rrleuus 01 tue married
'tiple attended tlie bride, una wiien ulie
id coiu'liuleil tne uik presouieu nor wim
)v shoes and stockings. She Higuillcd
ir accoptance et tlie gut iy giving mom
hi nr tfirfn nld liniidkercliiels.
The beauty of Circassian women has bo be
mintiriiinilil.il. Iii no oilier nart of the
erld Is groater care exercised In bringing
ilhe lomule clilitiren. iuey are uumiii.
ombreiilorand uiakolhelt own costumes,
nililltlmi te which thev must learn te
ake men's clothing, in order that when
arricd thev may present their husbands
illi a weddlng eulllt. een aucr me uirm
a irlrl. ii wlde leather belt Is sewed
eund her waist and Is net removed until
bursts, wheu a second one Is iuljutteu.
i the night or ner marriage ine ueh is cue
itli a cUuirer bv her husband, and in
any Instances with fatal results.
ine lainer manes ins uuuKiuur piusuui.
i her weddlng day, but tlie major pan or
hat he Intends for her Is leservcd until
e birth of the first child, when the father
ithes her In the dress el a matron, the
lef distinction of which consists of a vell
.it entirely conceals her liice and llgure.
ie habitation of ainartied Circassian con
its of two huts, one occupied by the hus-
nd and the ether liy ins wne anu umi:y.
ie court seiuratlng tlie two buildings Is
rrouuded by pausaues, anu it weiiiu
ver be silspecteu mat tuey ceiisiiiiueei
n establishment.
Jnoef the str.ingest matrimonial ceie-
mles Is mat practiced ny an muimi inuu
ildingeu the banks of tlie Orluoce river
Seuth Atncrhu. Tlie old men are mar
d te tlie buddint: maidens, and decrepit
uiien are mated with youths net yet out
their toens. The reasen given for this is
ii age may uurruui. uiu jrciumiiv uiuiuu,
d that t(5 join porpeus eipial in age and
nrnuence in weuiecii is ie piuce ve
ils together. One redeeming trait about
s custom Is that the m image el the
uug men with the old women is merely
ion of apprenticeship, as, alter a few
nlhs' probation thuy are permitted te
id women of their own ime.
The Mexican method of courtship, as
icilced at ene time, but never seen at ine
esent day, was very icmaiKaoie. nen
dexican arrived at the se-called years of
-airotienii suiuble lile partner was se--ted
for him. The natlve priests were
nsulted, mid if tliey predicted a hapiy
Ien the girl was ueiiiaiHieu ei nor .ue-ius
certain women called solicitors, who
;iked ameuvr the most rospei'Lible of tlie
uld-be gloom's acquaintance, llicir
tits were noces.iry.
I'he bride-elcct was then given a lengthy
tuie mi the duties ul her new llle, alter
lien sue was contiuneu wi nor i.unur u
v's house. Tlie bridogroem and his re
ives recoUed her at tue uoer ei me
use, four ei the lemale nieiiibers of the
nily bearing torches. Upen meeting, the
ide and bridegioeui otlered inceiise te
,h ether, and being centiucieu inuoeis,
iv wn both seated en a curiously
ought mat placed In tlie middle of the
mi. A nilnst iiew'annrnaclicd and tied
rt of the gown of the bride te the maiitle
the groom, this constituting the chler
rt et the bridal corcmeny. The bride
il groom shut thomseles up for four
ys, spending tlie tlme In fasting and
tyer. ai uiu cnu ui uwi unuu muj uiu
lsuieri'U man aim no.
riin l.-inLuiilnrsccnsidei it a capital el-
ise te wed a maid w llheut the permission
her parents or relati os, anu lnvariaeiy
ecute these u he have the temerity te at
upt such clandostliie m.iriiages. When
.apilisceeicu iiisuiuuiu uiuwimuu i
invite the fi lends el betti te witness a
it race bctw eon hiinself and the one he
ends te wed. The maiden is given suth
eng start iu this novel nice ler a wife
it, unless she is willing, she can soldeni
evenaueu. 11 hiihuwiuiiwuvi hii iu
i never again ask ler a trial el speed, as
s a penal ollunse te icuew the eiler of
irriagc.
.n the days ei ancient iieinu, ine onue
is brought te the lioiise of her husband
veiled bv live poisons bearing torches,
uii.nl iiiutinn or lneli was that iiiamaire
rsens have need ofllve deities te aid and
itcctthem. These woie Jupller, June.
nus, Suada and IJl.ma or L.uciua. lien
i woman roaciieu me uuei ui nui unuiu
me she annelntcd the pests with oil, and
in this ceremony was Known iiioreauer
miTnr i.inmiltitnri. uliicli. for tlie sake
euphony bocauie uxer, whoncelsderlvi'd
il'ngllsh term uxoileus. Auolher rule
long these peeple was that the biide
JUKI UU Uretlglll ie ner nusu.uiu wim
ii r i.ilmr fnviulii' ever her head. This-
ninnnir Musc.llled nillitlie. Iieill liulje.
veil, and was the eilgln of the niodern
lird nuptial.
HL'HtilCAIi MIRACLES.
lie Human llrnlu Opoiied iiml Hearing
Itestored te the Dear.
jm the New Yerk World.
V physician, was thrown from his c.u-
ge last lau, sinmnB i. "i"" '
ul. Hn was removed le his home, whero.
en examination, no oiteuial ovldenco of
icture el the skull was leuuil.
tjiter tir.mlvsls of the entlie riuht side el
e body w.isdovelopcd and with It a oeiu-
jte inauuuyie expres ins meugius; in
i course ei tiuie me paralysis 01 me leg
uluallv disappc.tied until tlie patient
uld move It satisfactorily, but the paraly paraly
lef the arm perslhted, us well as the in-
illtv te speak. Alter several mourns ami
iiln in this liolnless and well-ulgli liope-
is condition, the pitlent was brought te
is city. The physicians who evamiiied
in oencludod that the treuble was due te
oisure en tlie utain, especially en inai
rteflt which governs me uciiiiy ei
eaMi mill that this pressure was preh.t-
y caused by a clot of bleed, lemilting
ni the rupture of a iloed- e-sol within
e skull cavity at the tlme orthe Injury.
Aeiinn. iiimn this belief it was doefded te
ion the skull, lay bare the surface of the
aln and remove the cause el prcssiue ir
..Kiiiln Te iletnrmine from the outside
a man's head the precise spot in in
alii w hlth go ems any particular facility
function is eli ienslv a illlllcult task.
ftcrearefully mapping out the bead by
e most delicate measuiciiieuis me spin
rrospeudlug te the centre of speech Iu
it brain was found. Theu the patient.
ivlng been rendered unconscious by
her, tue surguuu, auer me preiiiiiiii.uy
.ilnu of the scalp, moved bv means of a
ephlnea round disk of bone Immediately
Or HIO SJKlu iiiuivanj, euMiuitiiab uiuar;-
ig with cutting forceps the opining thus
iade.
Tim nutar del cat e membrauu coveriiiL-
ie brain was new brought te view. Bo' Be'
eathitlaya large, dark mass of clotted
loed, exiencung uuwu iiiuj uiu buusuiwu
'tiiAliraln. The clot was carefully re-
loved, when the effect of Its pressure was
early porceivou in me iniseriiiwi t.ir
,iuii in of the part. The wound was then
muurd with uverv prccmtleu. and the
atient wait perraittwl te rcce or from the
operitlon. The tollewln uhlt. for
first time after his Injury, the.ptjeiit u
blete "Ym" and "Ne." Th con
dition of bin right arm waa aljp ImpreTed,
audit Is bel loved that be will eventually
recover. . . , . .
A a rule mutes are born deaf, but some
time severe diseases In Infancy destroy
completely the sense of bearing. Under
these circumstances even a partial recevery
or hearing Is extremely rare. A girl who
Is new ID completely lest her hearing when
3 years old through an attack of cerebro
spinal meningitis, and In consequeneo was
brought up as a deaf mute, attending until
recently the school of the IJeaf and Dumb
Asylum at l'enlhain. Coming te New
Yerk this spring she was placed under
treatment with slight hopes of benellt.
Her physicians ascertained that the
delicate, nervous apparatus of the internal
ear was still sound, else the case was still
hopeless. Under appropriate treatment,
combined with dilatation of the middle ear
by Inflation, Improvement was seen
noticed. In a month the young woman
heard the ticking of a watch held twenty
lnches nway and conversation at a distance
often feet, and -then she began learnlng
hew te talk. A month later she could hear
a watch at a distance of live feet and con
versation across the room.
STUUVTHE ntOO'S 8TVJLE.
Seme Senslbln SugRontlens te Swimmers
Made Kasy et Understanding.
Frem the New Yerk Hun.
New that the swimming season has be
gun thore Is the usual outburst el expert
and labored opinion concerning the art of
marine navigation as applied te the person
of man. Swimmers read with puzzled
faces the extraordinary descriptions of the
various styles of swimming, and beginners
wade through columns of directions with
out having the faintest notion of the mean
ing the writer Is attempting te convey.
Shallow ponds horeabouts are plenty
enough, and se are little brooks and
swamp lands. The swimmer, no matter
whether he is an expert or a beginner, can
not Iniprose upon the advice of his grand
father, which Is te go te a brook or swamp
and study the manners and methods of the
frog. The most expert swimmers iu the
world are tyros compared te the laziest of
bullfrogs. An ox-ehamplon of the New
Yerk Athletic club said the ether day that
he had learned mero that w ay than through
Instruction or practice "The dilucttlly
with all Bivlmmers," he said, "Is that they
.spoil the ellett or the stroKenyme recovery.
When a frog starts off he draws his legs
carefully and slowly up under him until
he Is in the position of a man sitting en his
haunches. Then he suddenly gives a
mighty spring In the water, kicking his
legs out, net behind him, but almost
dlrectly sidewlse. Alter the kick his legs
are slowly drawn tegether, by his motion
through the water until they hang out be
hind him In a perfectly rigid form. Kvcry
tee of his web tect is held out as straight as
an arrow and then nothing retards his for
ward motion through the water. IIe will
lie in this position until every bit of the
momentum is lest; that Is, until he has
goneasfaras the foice of the kick "will
send him through the water. Then again
he slowly and carelully draws his legs in
and repeats the performance. Yeu will
notice that in drauiug the legs up te his
body ler a second kick the Ireg rocedos a
little. This Is owing te the action of the
upper leg en the water, and It corresponds
exactly with tlie similar movement en the
part of a man. The first tiling a frog doee
is te glve his body a geed start through
the water, and he holds himself in such a
way that he gets the whole value of the
stroke. A man starts out with just such a
kick, but alter he has gorte two or three
feet he will begin te swing his hands for
ward or draw up his legs iu such a fashion
that thev offset the whele value of his
work. He steps his own body hair way
bofero the effect of the stroke has spent It
self." Sally.
Krem Ferest and Htrcaiu.
Without doubt the most popular Indi
vidual In the Londen zoological gardens
is Miss Sally, the bald chimpanzee, known
toHcieiiceasanthropoplthecuscalviis. Her
intelligence is se remarkable that during
her performances ene expects every
moment te see a smlle or a lrewn, or the
raising of eyebrows, seme visible rospenso
in the way of pleasure or anger; but no,
the face wears always this same Impor Imper Impor
turbable leek, as if, however, Sally were
considering in her own mind her present
llfe and her future prospects;. More especi
ally when spoken te, slie appears te be
mentally deciding whether she will be
obliging or the contrary. Tohercredit be
it said that she usually compiles, but with
the same unchanging expression of
physiognomy.
The question has been frequently dis
cussed : "Cm animals count?" Sir Jehn
Lubbeck, among ethers, has given much
attention te seme appareut examples
In the case of Insects, bees and ethers,
which, In feeding their young, invariably
bring the same number or victims, mero
te a lomale than te a male grub. But iu
pissing it may be suggested that n knowl
edge et quantity rather than number Is the
guiding Instinct, tlie female grub being
lamer and requiring mero feed.
New, thore are tw e animals at present iu
our zoological gardetm who are unfailingly
ceirect regarding nunibers, and in both
cases the comprehension of actual language
diiccts them. First, as being by far the
mero accomplished scholar, comes Sally.
II is no regular routiue that she geos
through, nor ene veice only that she ebeys.
Net only has she two keopeis, both being
iu turn lier tutors, but il a casual visitor
asks for a straw, six straws, ten straws, or
te shake hands with her, as may be, and
Sally is iu an amiable mood, she compiles
as if her koeper had spoken the words.
Feratiine.and after much patient teaching,
three seemed te be the limit of her cal
culations. Then she advanced te four,
mid thou te llve, and hore she stepped feru
year or two, her Keopersaimosi rennquisu
lnu bone of any futher advance. But sud
-.i . .
denly nor intellect seemed te gain stiength,
and new she can count 10 correctly. By
"counting" we, of course, 'mean that she
comprehends clearly hew many stiaws te
pick up If told te gle 10 toher keeper, or
any ene olse who requests that iiiimber;
her compllance toward a stranger being,
houevoi, less certain, as Sally resents un
warrantable liberties. Her steady and
inotlieilic.il way el going through "borles "berles "borles
sens" is an example te any pupil. Dellb Dellb Dellb
orately she solectsa straw and holds It in
her mouth whlle alie picks up another,
passing that te her mouth, and se en, until
the required number is collected, she
then takes thorn from her lips, folds the
buudle In a compact form anil delivers It
te her keeper.
But her comprehonsion)f laugunge does
net end here. " (live me n straw through
the bars, " and she does se. "Put ene
through tne Key noie, -new in iny
pocket, " and se en. Net taxing her pa pa pa
llonce tee long, the keoper approvingly
says; " Geed girl, new you may nave this
piece of apple, " laying several slices en tlie
weed work bctween the wires. "This
picce is for you te smell; " tills bit you
may leek nt, but net touch until I tell you ;"
Sally giving her undivided attention, net
attempting te eat any mera until tlie keeper
siys: "New veu may have this piece or
thill." Te "shake hands" with the right
or tlie left ene, te put up her right or left
loot as bidden, collect straws ler a " but-lou-helo"
and placelt there, te take milk
Irem a cup with a spoon "llkealady," and
many ether small performances nre
promptly, though deliberately, executed
as tlie words are speken. I have watched
her elten, but have nover seen her make it
inlsukeln her comprehension of llie io ie
quest. I'nuilly Llkenesse.
Frem the Medical Press and Circular.
Some curious investigations have re
cently been undertaken by a photographic
soclety iu Ooneva. The purpese was te
show that the longer a married ceuple
uveti loireuior. vve an nreiieiKi Harmeni
eusly, the mero mid mero inarked became
the lesemblance which the two persons
bore te each ether. Photographs of seventy-eight
old con plot wero laken, as well
as of an equal number of adult brotlieis
and sisters. On careful inspection It
was found ltli.it tlie married couples
wero mero like oath ether than the
brothers aud sisters of the satue bleed. Ap
parently, therefore, there seems te be a
stronger lerce uvalljble ler the production
of "hunlly llkonesseii" evon than that of
hereditary transmission. In accepting the
statement ofthe society lu question as true
as te tact, and net regarding it as tlie out
come of an attempt te make practice: and
theory meet, It is net diflluiilt iu a certain
measure te account for the phenomenon
refonedto. Human beings, for example,
h ive qiilte a facultv fur copying each otlier
lu their ways, movements und tempera
ments. A ltncss the attempts which are
commonly made le linltate the mede of
iittoraiiceaud tlie "catchy" mauiierivins
wlih h hippen te be allotted by this or that
public man. Almest every mail u d
woman has a "model" iu ordinary
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TH1 UlKO ASTER DAILY
life, from which certain features
are taken and adopted. Many of these
"copies" are certainly productive et
amusement among these who happen te
knew the "originals" and can compare the
two. In our own profession, for Instance,
the personality and demeanor of Sir Wil
liam Lawrence were a fertile source of at
traction te younger men of his day, and
many were the "copies" of which hebe
came the Innocent cause. At the present
time the game thing obtains, though per
haps te a less extent, among theso who ate
Imbued with the spirit or here worship.
In the case of married persons, tee, doubt
less a similar cause Is at play. It Is
probably true that the closer a mar
ried couple are meulded after each
ether with regard te will, tempera
ment and Inclination, the closer will
they ceme le resemble each ether In out
ward appearances and It Is quite possible
that the secret or harmony In married life
depends upon the faculty pessessed by a
married ceuple or acquiring rrem each
otber these little details of personality te
which reference has been made. It Is sup
posed that the Photographic soclety above
mentioned would net find much "conjugal
likeness" among the applicants nt the di
vorce court, and we presume they would
lie ready te admit that "solectton" would
lie Indispensable te the production of a
large serles or their photographs. There
might, Ter example, be 31,000 couples In a
particular town, but an outsider might net
be able rrem their "likeness" te tell that
auv or the couples wero married; neither
might, pethaps, tlie Photographic society.
GETTIN ON.
When I wuz somewhat younger,
I wui! reckoned party cay
I lind'niy flinsat everything
In a relllcktn', celllnh way,
But times have strangely altered
Hlnce sixty years age
This age or steam an' things don't seem
Like the age I usel te knew.
Your modem innovations
Don't suit me, I confess,
As did the ways of the geed el' d js
Uut I'm gettln' en, I guess.
I set en the piazza
An' hitch round with the sun
Kometlmp, mayhap, I take a nnp,
Weltln' tilt school Is done.
An' then I tell the children ,
The things 1 done In youth.
An' near as I can (as a venerable man)
I stick te the lienctt I ruth I
But the leeks or them 'at listen
Seem sometimes te express
The remote Idee that I'm gene you see ?
An' I nm gettln' en, I guess.
I get up In the merula'
An' nethln' else te de.
Before the rest are up an' dressed
I read the papers through ;
I hang round with tlie women
All day an' hear 'em talk.
An' whlle they sew or knit, I .show
l'Ue baby hew te w alk ;
An', somehow, I feel sorry.
When they pulaway his dress
An' cut his curls ('came lliey's like ft girl's)
I'm gettln' en, I guess !
(Sometimes, with twilight leund me,
1 see (or seem le see)
A distant shore where friends of ere
Linger and watch ter me ;
Sometimes I've hecrcd 'cm callln'
He tendcrllke 'ud low
That It almost seemed like a dream I dreamed,
Or an echo of long age j
An' sometimes en my forehead
Theio tails a sort caress,
Or tlie touch or a hand you understand
I'm gettln' en. t guess.
Euyent Field, in Chicago ..Vch s.
Ne Lund en Which the'.Sun Shines
Possesses greater natural advantages thau our
own, but theroare portions or the great grain-bearing-West
and rertlle Beuth wtisre atmos
pheric Influences prejudicial te health militate
a jatnst them, In seme degree, as places or resi
dence. Heavy rainfalls and the overflow or
Sreat rivers, which upon their substdciue leave
auk vegetation exiiecd te the ra s or the sun,
tliern beget malarial reer, and there also the
Inhabitants are periodically obliged te use
some medicinal safeguard against tli.fccenruge.
The most popular Is Hosteller's Htein.ich
Hitters, a prevents e that has ter e er a third or
a century afforded reliable protection te these
whom experience iu the futility of ordinary
remedies for rever and ague, has taught te sub
stitute Ter them. Whether Intermittent or re
mittent, miasmatic reern are conquered and
averted by ttiesunerb anti-periodic and fortify
ing medicine us they are by no ether prepara
tion In live. Usell.and abandon impure local
hitters. Jy8-
Oue Thousand Dollars.
I will forfeit the above amount ir I rail te
prove that Fluraploxlen Is the best medicine In
exlbtenee for Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Bilious- I
mss. it is a certain cure, ana aiierus immeiii immeiii
ute roller, Incases or Kidney and Ller Com
plaint. Nervous Debility and Consumption,
t'loraplexleu builds up the weak system and
cures where ether remedies lull. Ask year
Irugglst rer It and get well. Valuable book
Things Werth Knewing," aUe, sample book
cnt Tree ; all charges prepaid. Address, I'rer.
Franklin Hart, f 8 Warren street, N. Y. Fer sale
6y Gee. W. Hull, Lancaster l'a.
aprl'-lyd&w
A Cure for Constipation ami Slck-IIond-neho.
Dr.SUas Lane, whlle In the lteclcy Mountains,
discovered a root that when combined with
t her herbs, makes an easy und certain cure rer
constipation. It Is In the rerm or dry roots and
leaves, and Is known us L.uie'h Family Medi
cine. It will cure slek-headaclie In ene night.
Fer the bleed, liver and kidneys, and rorclour rerclour rorcleur
Ingup the complexion It docs wonders. Drug
gists sell It at 50 cents a package. (3)
vccial ilotivce.
lluokleu'H ArnlcA Salve.
Tun HEsrHAi.VBinthowerld rerCuUi.llrultei
Seres, Ulcers, Halt Hheuin, Fever Sorts, Tetter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all
HkluKrupltens, and positively cun 1'llcs, or
no pay required. It Is guaranteed toglvepcr teglvepcr
fect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 5
cents per box. Fer sale by W. T. llech, Drug
gist, Nes. 1U7 and 13V North Huetn street, Lau
caster. Pa. lune'JVlyd
Threw Awuy Ills Crutches,
"buffered from rheumatism se badly had te
us.e crutches, hut threw them away after ap
plying Tliemnt' Ecicclrie Oil te my limbs. I
new feel better than I have for jenrs." F. L.
Ulbbs, .Iti Kile Sit. . Iliilliiln. N Y. Held hi Lim.
caster by W.T. llech, 1.17 and 139 Nerlh tiuten
strict.
I'poeli.
The transition rrem long, lingering and paln
ful sickness te robust health marks uu epoch In
the lire or the Individual, buch a remarkable
event Is treasured In the memory and the
agency whereby the geed health has b(cn air
tallied Is gratefully blessed. Heme It Is thut se
much Is heard In praise of Kleetile Hitters. He
many icvi iiitry u.iu iiivn ivaiuiuuuu i.j .,. uiin,
te the use or the Ureal Allcratlv e and Tonic. If
NOl!
en nre troubled with any dlscasoef Kldnej-s,
you trill vurcly tlnd relief by iiMserElcctrln Illi
tf.ru. silil ut SOe and 91 ler bettle at W. T.
Illll'I 111 ILUllllllll.
cr or Hlemiicii, nr long orsneri hmiiuiiic.
ii-
IIecli'sUrucHUirc. 1J7 uud 1311 North Queen
street, Lancaster, l'a. (1
Mothers 1 Mothers 1 ! Mothers J ! I
Are you disturbed at nlulit and broken of
your rest by a sick child Buttering and cryluc
with the excruciating pain ei cuttlni; teeth T If
se, gout ouceund t;et a buttle of MRS. WINH
LOW' SOarillNU Hymn. It will relieve
the ioer Utile nuCVrer Immediately dcjiend
upon It; there Is no mistuke about It. There Is
net a mother en earth who had ever used It,
who will net tell euatnuce Ihat It will rKU
late the bowels, and give rest te the mother, and
relief aud health te the child, eperatlne like
magic It Is perfectly wife te no In all cases and
pleasant te I lie tnbtr, and Is the prescription of
ene of the eldest mid best female physicians and
nurfees lu the United Htalets. Held everywhere,
21 cenU it bottle. lune2Urd&w
Hew Much vVtll Delt.
Hew much of ritemai' Electric Oil Is requited
in. urn? Onlv ii erv little. A few drem will
cure any Ulint of an ache ; and but u llttliimeru
Is uieded for spnilns und lamenesses. Rheuma
tism Is net h rtadlly allccted ; an eunce and
semcllniet two ounces are required. Nemedl-
,.iHn l.j.i.u.. lit ki unrn In Clirft YV itll I lln k.Kiin
I milliner of uppllcalleiis. held In lanc.itcr by
W.T. llech, 1J7 and l' Nerlh Quetn street.
A snIVi Iiivi-etniPiit.
Is ene which W guarantewl le bring nu sat
isfactory results, or In c.ine of failure n return of
purchase price. On this tafe plan jeu can buy
from our advrrtlkcd UrugKisi i bottle of Hr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption, It Is
guaranteed le bring rdlcf In ewry case, when
iim.'(1 for any allcctleu el Thre.it, Lungs or
(.'lieit, such us Consumption, Inrlaiiimatieii of
Lungs, llrenchtlls. Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Croup, etc., ttc. It Is ple-'iumt and agreeable te
taste, perfectly safe, and tan nlas be du
pciidci upon. Trial bottles tree at W. T. Heclt's
Drug Htere. 137 and lU North Queen street,
Lancaster, l'a. (1)
Vlrat-Ilate IZvldciicu.
" Often unable te attend business, being sub
ject te serious disorder of the kidneys. Altera
ti long klege of sicKiiess trhnt Jlurderk JIIwaI
Jtlitrri unci was rfllecd by half a bottle " ilr.
U. Turner, of lleehester, N. Y take the pains
te write. Held lu Ltncaetcr by W.T, Hecii, IS7
und 1JU North Queen street.
DupcMul Upen It.
Mether Hhlpten's prophesies and leulilana
elections nre i ry uncertain things, but Tiumat'
y.'iccfWc Oil can be depended iiieuuluas. It
curs uch-s and uilni of eirry doniptleu.
Held In lincasUr by V T. Hech, UT and 1W
North Queu itret.
"..,--tvi"ut"i, ri-i-m n-,n Tf-v
INTELLIGENCER. SATURDAY, JULY 12,
x 9m
ISP
KXT DOOM TO THE COURT HOUSE.
FKHNE STOCK' S
ARK SHOWING THEBIOOKST BTOOKOr
In the city, consisting of Ginghams, Chambrsys, Zephyrs, Challlts, Egyptian Cleths, Madras Ba
ttste, Fast Black Organdies and Sateens, White Heeds or every description, Lawns, Online1 'ln
nels, Fayals, Figured Mulls, etc., etc. .'
Anether Let et theso Japanese Lawns at lie. Beautiful st 1m, fast color.
A fine selection of Fans from 1 cent te 60 cents.
Oaaie Underwear, 10 cents tip.
Children's Fast Black Hese, 3 pairs, cents.
Ladles' and Hisses' Gloves and Mitts.
FMHNESTOCKS,
36 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
-VTETZUER A HAUOHMAN.
IWASH DRESS GOODSt
OUTING STIUPES AND PLAIDS,
DKESS GINGHAMS, PLAIN CHAM BRAYS, SEERSUCKERS.
WHITE DRESS GOODS T
INDIA LAWNS, VICTORIA LAWNS,
LACE STRIPES AND PLAIDS, HEMSTITCHED FLOUNCINGS,
ALL AT THE tOWEST PRICES.
Metzger&Haughman's Cheap Stere,
38"40 West King St., Lancaster, Pa.
(OPPOSITE THE COOPER HOUSE.)
H.
Z. ItUOADS A SON.
Yeu Ought te Have a Geed Watch
SV7VS7VSER OUTING.
H. Z. RHOADS & SON, 4 West King Street,
Cau Supply Yeu from a Very Full Stock at Vacation Prices t
THREE DOZEN NEW STYLES AFTER-DINNER COFFEE SPOONS, FOR SOUVE
NIRS. CALL AND SEE THEM.
JJB- l'INE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ?:
H. Z. RHOADS & SON,
Ne. 4 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA. .
3abu
F
LINN A BKENEMAN.
Cut Prices te
BABY CARRIAGES !
Our Lew Triced t 7.00 Carriages , .'. , Reduced tot 8.00
Our Leir l'rlccd S 10.00 Oarrlnccs ..Keduced te I 8 00
Our Lew I'rlcerl (U 00 Carrlatfrn , Hrduccd te 110.00
loe Hexcs, t 7.M...I Kedtiwt tel (1.00
lce IIexcm, 8.60 Reduced let 7.00
Itcfrlt;erater8,3l2 00 . -..Reduced tot 10 00
RoirlReruleni, 91(1.00 Reduced te 11.100
Refrigerators, J18.U0 , Reduced te f 15 00
dAll the nboieure Ureal Iinrgmlns and are only offered te reduce stock and make room.
FLIN3ST & BraEITCKiLBJX,
NO. 152 NORTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, PA.
JCUlclCfB,
VirAT (JHES, CLOCKB, ETC.
Watches I
CLOCKS, SrKCTACLEH, ETC., BOLD AND
REPAIRED.
Ne. Wi North Queen 8t.
WEBER'S.
S-Vulclie.i dutifully Belciled for Kannerii
anil Rallreaderx. np2l-lyd.
TJ ERR, JEWELER.
HERR, Jeweler.
IF VOU WANT A l'AIIt OK
Geed Glasses,
Properly Fitted, tall uu us. All special wutk
done by a Oraduale Optician.
REMEMBER,
Thai for KINK WATCH AND CLOCK
WORK. and all kinds of JEWELRY REPAIR
ING, uecan promlbejoti the best results.
Walter C. Herr,
101 North Queen St.,
COR. OK ORANGE.
TEWr.LUR ANU GRADUATE OITICIAN.
GILL!
geld watchi-s,
silvi:k watch i-s,
DIAMONDS, Jr.Wi'.LRY AND CANKi.
Examination of Eyes Free !
Ne Dreps Used 1
CHAS. S. GILL,
NO. 10 WKST KINO 8TKEKT,
LANCASTER. FA.
DRUNKENNESS.
LIO.UOHHAIUT.
Ii Ml the World there Is but One Cure.
Dll HAINES' CJOLDKN SPECIFIC.
Ite. i beglwn lu u cup of colIVeor tea, or In
artlcl of feed, without the knowledge of the
litlf .If necessary; It Is absolutely harmless
and will ctfect a permanent and sjH-cdy cure,
whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or
an aleohella wreck. IT NEVER FAILS. It
operates se quietly and with such certainty
that the patlunt undergoes no Inconvenience,
and irn he Is aw are, his complete reformation Is
ellecled, Ii mse book of isirllculars free.
UIIArl.A.LOCHIiK. Druggist.
Ne. V I Ouit King UU, IdnciUr, l'a.
oeuoa-rru4Jj
Graduation Presents !
iflval 5"J7,W.S5,
Otatteiv
gtiUtccnmrc.
acrlrtflce.
Reduce Stock T
gev CtlC ev Atcttt.
TJIOR RENT-HANDHOMK KRONT ROOM
Jj en Zd fleer, Ne. 12 WcxtKIUKstreet; line si
location In the city forefllco or IlKht IiusIiiinh.
Inquire of W. W. AMOS,
ni2rt-tfd Allcr's Gallery.
TflOll HKNT
THAT LARUE
CENTRAL BUSINESS STAND,
NO. M EAST KINO HTREET.
Inquire within. mlt-tfd
TpUHl HALL CHEAP-
A Twe-Story Brick Dwelling Heuse,
20 by M feel, with two-story brick buck build
IngftMhy Mfeet. Hall and seven rooms. IjeI
SO by 215 feel.
JOHN II. METLER,
N'e KM. UukeSt,
s
KCURE A HOME KOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
KOH HALE
ON THE MOST LIUERAL TISKMH.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, leU I'M
feet dfen, en ljiucasler avenue, between Wal
nut and Lemen streets.
Twe-steiry brick dwelling houses with man
sard reef. iKirches In front, lets 113 feet deep, en
North Fine, between Chestnut and Walnut
streets.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses with f'ent
yards, Iren fences, let 1W) feet deep, en West
Walnut, between Mary and I'lne scrects.
Twe-story brick dwelling houses, lets 115 feet
deep, en west Lemen street, between Charlette
and Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelling houses, lets lSOfeel
deep, with all the modern Improvements, front
yards, en West Chestnut street, between Fine
and Nevln streets.
Alse houses en East Walnut, North Llms
North Mary, between Walnut and Lemen, and
Lemen, between Mary and Fins streets.
All the above houses are In geed order, newly
papered, gas fixtures In all the rooms, water In
the kitchen, and the cellars warranted te be dry.
Call and see for yourself, no treuble te show
you.
JACOH ORIEL, ' Kiecuters.
aprtft-lyd.M.W.H. Ml North Marv Hlreet.
eSlernr.
EVAN'h rlvOUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR !
In the manufacture of this
Fleur great care is exercised in
the selection of the wheat, and
by geed milling it is kept up te
the highest standard and pos
sesses all the qualities neces
sary te make the Best Bread
and Handsome Biscuit.
N'OTICK TO TREMPABSEnH ANI1 GUN
NERH. All persons are hereby forbidden
te trem en any of the lands of the Xirnwall
ndHpeedwell estates In Lebanon or Lancaster
ueuntles, whether Inclesed or unlncleeed, either
for the purpose of sheeting or fishing, as the
law will be rigidly enforced against all tree.
tiaulng en said lauds of the undersigned arte
his notice.
WM. COLEMAN KREEMAN
It. 1'K.HCY AI.1JHN,
KI)W.ar-Rl'.K.HAN.
Attorney! for tl. W, Cflemau's Heltt.
"'-cjv"j -
1890.
9 hoc.
fr IN THE B11ADU" THERE DAYS,
BUT
Efei This Is Thrown In the Shads
ny
The Het Weatber Prices in Shoes
AT
STACKHOUSE'S,
NOS. 28 AND 30 EAST KING STREET.
A GREAT STOCK OF OXFORDS
AND
Other Summer Wear.
STACKH0USE,
NOS. 28 AND 30 EAST K1NU STREET.
"Cleu HOT HUMMER DAYH;
Ladies' Oxfords !
Misses' Oxfords !
Hen's Lew Shoes!
Ladles' Kid Oxfenls.Mc.
Ladles' Russet Oxlerds, 730.
Indies' Kid Oxfords, 75e
ladles' Genuine Kid Oxfords, II 00.
I Adlrs' Russet Oxfords, tl.SS.
Ladles' Dongola Kid Oxfords, II.2A.
lavllra' Hnndturn Oxfurds, l(.M.
Misses' Kid Oxfeids, 76c.
M Issrs' Russet Oxfords, f I,
Misses' KldOxferds.fi.
Children's Russet Oxfords, 8.V.
Children's Oxfords, 73c.
Men's lxiw Hhe.s, 1.
Men's lluir Lew Bheei, II.2.Y.
Men's Calf Lew Hhecs, ll.wi,
The Ladles' Oxfords embrace all the
leading styles. They're excellent fitting
kinds, laying close te the feet whlle In
action no gapping at sides. There are
few makes that de net have this fault.
Men's Lew Hhees come In various
shapes anil from geed makers. All site
and widths. Hhees te fit the fat man
who needs his every moment these het
days le pant and perspire. Kinds te fit
slim feet, tee. Kasy le slip Inte easy
and cool when the feet gels there.
RUBSET HII0EH.
In iltfTerenl shades for Ladles' and
gent's wear. These we have, In brat and
medium gradee only, aud at reasonable
cost. Our sales Increase every day en
these goods.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Btkkkt, Lancas
ter. Pa.
s
UMMERBIIOE-SI
TENNIS
OXFORDS!
I have oue of I he Largest Lines of Men's, La
dim', Misses'. Heys' und Youths' Tennis Ox
fords lu the city.
Men's Drewn Checkered Tennis Oxfords, 19c,
Hey's " " " " lie.
Indies' " " " " lie.
Misses' " " " " ."Hlc.
Youths' " " " " aep.
Men's Heceud Orade Light Tennis Oxfords, v.
Hey's " " " " Mc.
Ijidles' " " " " Me,
Misses' " " " . " Me.
Youths' " " " ROc.
Men's Rest tirade Latest Light R tripe Ox., II 00
Rey's ' " " " OV.
Ledlcs' " " " " UV,
Men's IlestOraduTcnnls llals.lu Light Check
iiudHolldllrewii.flbO.
I have nlte u Large Linn of Men's, Rey's, Ln
dies' and Misses' Canvas Tennis Oxfords, with
Rubber Heles, liming leather Heles between
the Rubber Heles and I uteh s, at II Ul, tl 25, II l
anil I-' 00.
See Large Display in East
Window.
The One-Price Gash Heuse,
Ohas. H.Frey,
(HuccewKir te FREY ft ECKERT) the Leader of
Lew Frlces In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOH.il A 5 EAHT KINU HTREET,
I4ANOAHTER, FA.
sTT-Htere Closed Every Evening at 0 o'clock
ExceptMenday und Haturday.
avcte.
rpHE LANOAHTER OARl'ET HOUHE.
S. & V.
Fer One Week Only.
RUGS FROM TURKEY & PERSIA
RY M. YUZUKJIAN.
Mattings, Awnings and Carpels
AT LOWEST riUCES.
SHAUB & V0NDER8MITH,
18, 20 & 22 East Orange Street
augSMld
Jitvitsela.
R
OSEHROH.A HARTMAN.
SPECIAL SALE OF PARASOLS
On Baturday.July S, le!),
Te Continue for OneWcek.endlng en haturday,
July U, IriO.
IXJT NO. 1
LOT NO. 2- .
LOT NO. 3
LOT SO.!-,..
LOT NO. 5. ....
LOT NO. 8
LOl'NO.7
. I JO
63
75
.M LOU
,M Las
1 ai
. 2.00
AT THE MAKERS,
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 East King St.
aprll Hind
5S.'C .
Glethinft
t
E
INE TAILORING.
1890 -SPRING.-1890
1
Fine Tailoring.
The Largest and Most E!-gnt AseertBMt
"i
SPRING NOVELTIES'
New Ready for Yynr Inspection. ;
We would also announce the rmrchsjssefer,
Jeb fjet of English Hnltlng and Trennira at -
great sacrifice, which we will sell at . f
rOUl rarly te wcure ft barjiUii In im
UUU
H. Gerhard
Zti
ONLY y
DIRECT IMPO RT1NO TAILOR IN THECm
43 NORTH QUEEN HTKKT. ,
M
M
ART1N llROe.
V.i
4K
.. -J
nicy ere me proper un -
HaYe Yeu Seen
and suitable for etrMvX
v.
Our White Flan-!
perch, lawn tennli or
Ingdresa, IS.60. Our Itattt;
nel Shirts ?
.. . . - . . M
light weight ceaU aadreett 1
cevrrs alt the staples aiMV
novelties. A large choice, perfect flttleg '.'
handsomely made. 13 for coat and Test CteaeVtjn
business coats aud vests, f 1 ; coals, Mc. Stmt I;"
. . . .. ..-j. !
men, we are prepared 10 ill you as wen. lm .." J3
think you can't be fit In cool, comfertWi 1
clothing until you sea our Hue. Coats and Ye)ti,,
H.7,t:.W,i3JOandf5. Extra large site tW$',
underwear hi all the most comfortable ataM"
III stock. A third drops rrem the price of bejrtV
llll.lli.l MlMll..l..l.l.i la. ..,..1... OAd. .
duilq in., .10 incline iiniiiiu iu KU7II, fSeWtW
. .,, . . Jm
our f.tsi, kw nuu 9j 1111c 01 anee raunaiuisi
compiled from Uie slower moving high pfhseij; "
ones. Bee our ti, Kl, 17 and IS big beyi' tef T M
pant suits. Our range and choice la flMMt
V.J
shlrlasuttable for every occasion runs like tail t
, HA), It, 13.60, 13, 12.75, I2JS0, I2.J5, H, ILM, "
.. .. ... ..... ..... L ..--'
ii.ii, si, yuc, wic, jw,tc, uugnuitinereeast.
.. . ,..... ,f)
l.l7 II UIU MlJ'ICIt HIO llglll, HIIU MIV .W W9i 9j
till every oneT Bilk shirts and fut WsveeT ,"'
shirts of various stuffs are 'popular. We BVr?j
tliem In all slies.
ni
v3.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Quetn St.
rHi
H
1RHH A BROTHER.
OA
V , " a ,
MflU the PricM Down ipiiliy;',,,r
It 1
And they make the stacks of Clothing and Fas c
ntshlnes melt nwiv with astonish fl
ins ranldltr. .,
M'
FLANNEL and CHEVIOT SHIRTS
That were f.1.50 j nowtaje.
That were U 00 j newfi.26.
That were W.60 newll.7.
Thatwcrolieoj newll.W1.
That were II M new 11.18,
That were tl.tt; new 11.00.
That were 11.00; new TSoandaSe.
And se through our entire line et furnlshtefa
ah our entire line or rurnlsmnnK,
..A.. ..Ill .l T, . II ..U4 Stl
Ull lll II11U inn IIIIIO CAUCIIVUV MMWHSI
en win nnu
and low prices
'-ip
IN THIN CLOTHING!
rartleulaily Men's Hulls and Faille, we hTe,?,
cut prices very deep, nen ine priceein win- t
ilowsl,2aiid.lenCeiilroHnuarelde. ' ti
miTIUlB
in rtiHiiri-iii-unurin UMiinimir -'
zkWrf
The knife has cut the prices II 'eitS en Fan U--;;, 3
loeningsaniii. ieiu in nuiiingi, ine nt aaa .,
II lllllililiKn Mil ul Ilia
" 1 Sil.
HIRSH (fe BROTHER,!
CLOTUIEIW, HERCIIAMT TAILORS AMDi
OENTS' FURNIHHEIW.
K. Qaeen St., Centre Squire, Market St,
IiANCASTKR. PA.
c
i-eniiNu.
L. Gansman & Bre.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Net Fer Sale Elsewhere I J
Loek At These Cut Prices!
Men's
Men's
.Men's
Men's
Men's
Neil's
Men's
Men's
Men's
Hulls were I ltt..
Hulls were ISM.,
Holts weruf 7 23.
Hulls were I 075...
Hulls were 111 Ml..,
Hulls were IU 00. .
Hulls were f 11 50..
Hulls werelIflOO...
Hulls were 11860..
..New
,.New
..New
..New
New
New
..New
..New
..New
Rolling
Helling
at!275
atfS'Je
all 4 10
at I ft U
alls IS
selling
helling
Helling
Helling
at! 769
neiiing
Helling
Helllug
alfsw
atiee
at 110 74
M) Fair Men's Fanta selling new at 40,60, H
"'lie'y'iliiiila new selling at l,ti 16, 13, 13 50, U
andfe.
FrlcesnlmestCiltin Half.
6V) Fair Children' Fatils at 18, 'JO and 26 cent .
" i'mi'dren's Hulls reduced te B3c, 75e-,l 00, II 3S.
Ureal Reductions In our Custom Order De
partment. . ,
Frlcew that will make jeu buy whether you
need the goods or net.
FOR HFECIAL HAROAINS IN MENS
BOY'BANl) CHILDREN'S CLOTHINO,
CALL AT
L. Gansman & Bre..
Tailors and Manufacturers of Men's, IleytejAtf )3
Children's doming iBiciusive.) -
16 and 01 NORTH QUUN IT.,
S.W. 00BMER OP 0RAH0B. LAMCA8TU.P4
mr Net connected with any ether Clothing .ji
UUUIV IM MW W.M. .
a-Be cautious and make no mistake se that
you git te the rliht place.
Slcutittru.
It. NATHORHT, UENTIHT.
Pii
vnilie T.ih aud Falnle KxtractlOD Bpe.
clalll. New WU made, broken euwrnenae.
:ffitWVeVl.ft7faH
Vir,eJe,l.V
Nallieist U the ONLY Dentist In Ibis county
who Is a graduate of Medlclm; aa well ua of IHiu
II. try. au advantage that U obvious.
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