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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-05-05

his bottle of turpentine into the bath,
and then he turned on the hot water till
the bath was nearly full.
"Are you prepared, young man Z he
cried in loud voice, as he re-ent,Led
the reception room.
'I'm quite ready, sir, said Mr.. Mac
Taggart, from behind the screen. 81
can smell the potent odors of the drugs,
even here"
"Dont trife, boy" cried the Ameri-
can physician; stake your watch with
you, and proceed to the bath. You will
find it very hot, and the odor of the East
ern balsams is pungent; but do not let
that deter you; enter it as speedily as
possible, for the hotter the bath the
more rapid is the osseous change. Re-
main extended in that bath and perfect
ly still, and every five minutes by your
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-05-05
4 FE AR FCB
4 schO Jl building gives W
wOnnding n greal

A school exhibition was in progress in
Drookman's hall, situated in the second
story of brick building at Bellefontaine,
Ohio, when suddenly, without he slight
est warning, the floor gave way with u
frightful crash. 1t appeared to sink in
the center, funnel shaped, and the entire
audience went down in a surging mass u
the ground, distance of twenty
All the physicians in the town wer2
mediately summoned. So far tb
and injured are AS follows: NJ
Alexander, wife Of a minister, S0
Miss Garwood, of Bellefontaine, seriously
injured; Harvey Selders, both legs broken
and one arm, with other injuries; James
johnson, badly hurt, taken home insensi-
BILE; Mrs. Frank Mccullough, badly hurt; ;
Mrs. Drumm, supposed to be dying; Mrs.
Wait Wright, not expected to live;
Walker Lewis, one leg broken; Mrs. Will
liam Mccullough, badly hurt; little babe
of Mrs. Coombs, badly hurt; Judge Sell
ders' two children, of Ridgeway, badly
hurt. Probably fifty others more or less
seriously injured. The walls did not
fall in or the calamity would have been
much worse. A number Of ladies and
children were taken out, some of them
unhurt with their clothing torn complete
ly off of them.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-05-05
CONDENSED FLASHES.
4 BRIEF SUMMARY OF GENERAL
NEWS ITEMS.
The News from variou. parts Of the Globe
in Condensed Form.

The Comte dc Paris has issued a mani.
testo to the royal SIS of France, urging
restoration of monarchy.
The ship Smyrna was sunk in COLI.
sion with the steamer Motto, off the Isle
OF Wright. Thirteen pcr.ons were
drowncd.
As result of the recent raids in Prov
ldcnce, II. l.. officers poured out upon the
ground 100 hogshcads Of ale, lager beer.
wines and whisky, valued at over s., OOC.
Mile. Dcaco, a slack wire performer.
had the wire To break under her at
Steubenvilc, Ohio, while giving an open
air performance, and she received iniu.
rics from which she will die.
The London Oronioc announces the
approaching marriage of Joseph Cham.
ber,ain, who came to the United States to
arrange a fisheries treaty, to Miss Endi.
colt, who he met III America.
Central City, Oak, was destroyed by
fire. Not store or shop is left standing,
and 1913 buildings were burned. Fifty
families were left homeless. Deadwood
is sending food. The loss is $3.50, 900.
The Atlantic machine works, in Bos.
ton, Mass, were burned, causing an cs-
timate losss of $3.50, 900. The fire started
in the pattern shop, and the supposi ion
is that it caught from the wires of an
electric light. -Four workmen were in.
jured; one of them, Robert Ca, sidy. will
die. The loss probably covered by in
Surancc.
At dejcWer given in his honor by the
Bordeaux council, President Carnot, of
France, in a speech, said that a policy
characterized by wisdom, prudence and
liberty was necessary to insure respect
for the laws. Such policy 19.,+;5;,,sslld guaran-
tee peace both abroad and at home, anu
such was the policy he intended to fol-
| low.
WOrkmen i'll basement, corner of
! State and Jackson streets, in Chicago,
/ ILL.,. were drilling hole under the street
for a conduit, when their drill tapped
| the gas main. One of the men lit can
| die to see what was the matter, when an
explosion followed, which wrecked q
clothing store on the first floor, and blew
up about 20 people. No one was killed,
but many were injured.
Edgar L. Hermance, late pastor of the
Presbyterian church, in the village of
White Plains, n. Y. shot himself while
in the pulpit. Hermance's resignation
was asked for some months ago, in con-
sequence of dissatisfaction arising be-
tween himself and the flock over his sal
ary. His wife is the daughter of ex-
President Wotlsey, ID. D., LID, of Yale
college. Shortly before he sh It himself,
Hermance was sitting within the chanceI
conyersing with the sexton, John Blake
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-05-05

One of Lexingtan's society gentlemen
consulted with me. ga young lady, !"
he said, "has made me proposal, this
being leap year. / have promised to be
her husband. Should I allow her to
kiss me before we are married." could
not enlighten the young man.-Lerington
Register.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-05-05
A WOMAN SHOT.

Miss Mary Young was walking along
the road not two hundred yards from q
house in the Campobello section Of Spar
tanburg county, S. C., when she was
struck down by an assassin's bullet. The
ball entered her back near the spine and
passed almost through the body. Who
fired the ball is not known. She had had
no difficulty with anyone, and it is
known that she had an enemy IA
world About the time she was
boy about quarter of :. mile
a hawk, and for a tim, it
that his bullet might haX
inflicted the injury, but
have occurred. The
condl
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-05-05
Mystery of Cecil Dacre.
ECILDACRE was

an artist. He was
desperately poor,
undeniably good
looking, and h e
stood six feet in
his S toe XII n g 8.
Young Dacre was
an Englishman,
and he lived with
another artist, a
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-05-05
WONDERFUL SURGICAL opEKaTit

One o. the most delicate and NJ
surgical operations ever perfOrmed
world occurred in Philadelphia,
ing nothing less than the tray
of portion Of the eye of
eye of "a human being. rde
the operation was to relieve
of an eye of patient whe
by inflammation, and whll
time an Opaque surface
was servant girl. Tha
place at Germaut0w1
immediate Director
Fox opthllmic n
ton, who wlt2
operations
been pert
last ye2
Vonl
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-05-05

ly, aud appeared
Hardly had he close
on leaving, when he
report of a pistol shot
into the church, foun'
ed prone upon the flo
was bleeding profus'
hole in his right ten
him lay a smoking 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
MIR. PANELL'S SUIT.
Il Will Not Come Up In the ecotch Courts
Until november.

Il Will Not Come Up In the Ecotch Courts
Until november.
The Scotch courts have taken o recess
until October. 1t II likely that the suit OF
Mr.. Parnell against the Times will be heard
in November. The amount OF damages he
will ask TOR II $50 600. He bases his action
on letters which the Times published In
1887, snd on letters and statements intro.
duced by the defense Ia the trial OF O'Don-
nells case agalnst the Times Tho trial
will take place befove Lord Kinnear, of
the court Of sessions, In Edinburgh
The Times says it Ia profoundly aston
ished at the step Mr. Psrnell has taken In
bringing suit against II in the Scotch courts.
Ii says tnat whether his action Ia sor iOusly
meant, or only designed to waste time and
money, the work OF tue parliamentary com.
mission oi inquiry will 20 on unaffected.
The 80. James Gazette surmisss that the
Irish leader when asked to testify before
the com mission OF inquiry will refuse, on
the ground that II he gave evidence before
sac commission no would pref udice his snii
against the Times by disolosing his case.
The Stdy says that r. r. O'Connor, Its
editor and member of Parliament for Liver.
pool, aud John Redmond, member of Par
ltsment for wexford, have entered actions
for i'hel 'os'nst tha Times In the English
court Of Queens Bench.
ine Ps,neiiits members OF Parliament
have determined TO aI'ply to the commission
OF inquiry for the appointment OF Q special
commission to go to America for the pur-
pose OF inspecting certain documents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
The Gun Kicks.

The Ne,p Era, deeply hurt by the gen.
eral conclusion that its failure to support
the statement that the farmers or Lam
caster profit by the full amount Of the
duty on wheat, announces that it can il
1t tries, get down to consideration OF
facts. With remarkable clearness OF
mind 1t siezes upon the quoted speech of
Chairman Turner as the one assailable
part Of the criticisms upon Mr. Lands.
The Ner Era is quite right and seems
to be thoroughly in accord with our cor.
respondent, Mr.. Reimensnyder. Mr..
Lands In his speech assumed that wheat
producers were benefited by the full
amount OF the duty. Mr.. Turner in his
speech assumed the same for other pro.
ducers. The Nsr Era shows that this
II all wrong, and the Manor
statesman Is left alone in his glory. He
illustrates the pitfalls prepared for the
tariff advocate, who torgets to look on all
sides of his facts and illustrations before
he rams them into his own gun. They
coDfoundedly incline to kick and knock
their owner over. The Nep Era in CON-
Ing to Mr.. Landis' defense, stumbles al.
most ~ badly and gets itself covered up
an statements that prove its case against
n.
1t says that "ninety-two per centum of
the farmers products are consumed here
ae home. We send to Europe paltry six
or eight per cent. Of our farm products, y
and yet 1t refers to an argument that
sle farmers made thousand dollars
apiece out OF the duty on exports .'as a
very excellent paper" 1t shows on the
testimony Of "a very intelligent Eng-
ushman that our manufacturers of
agricultural implements have been
enabled by the tariff TO at.
tain such excellence Of products
thai their goods are preferred by foreign
buyers. We all know that protection
permitted the establishment of these In.
ouser'es and that home competition has
eometimes cheapened the cost of. their
product below the tariff rate, aided by
ne American genius and enterprise that
~ pro iuced superior article. But It
ougns 70 be clear to every uuprejudiced
nina 'has If hampering and useless duties
ese removed this excellence of our pro-
0uct would have better chance to give us
ne markets OF the world. The Nec Era
IA'ks OF agricultural implements, and we
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Kissing Hts Bride Through For CO.

Erom tne MsthpniS Appear.
William Brown and Adelin0 Harris hall
from Arkansas They are both colored.
Brown is about 55 years old, Adeline is no,
above 20. This disparity In sRe Was no bar
rier TO love, which snugiy ensconoed Itself
In the breasts of bOth--one for the other,
'he bridal party moved with steady steps
and stately grace to position In front OF
the mag = eTisl altar. Squire Barry arose,
code In hand, and cleared his throat for q
grand splurge into :he regulation marriage
service. Slowly and with unusual empha.
ais he pronounced the words until he
reached The closic & sentence, " pronounce
you man and wife. Before the magic
words had fallen from his tips the BRIDE
groom gasped HoP on dar, boss lem
me Kiss dis gal Brown met with violent
Resistance from dis gal, who evidently
had no love for public osculatory exer-
cises. A regular scuflis eususd, the a g..
Dslity OF which WAS that Brown got Ads
itne's head bsck against the wall and their
lips met with resounding smack. All
was over,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
PERSONAL.

ALvARY REYNoso, o renowned chemist
and agricultural, IL dead at Havana, Cuba
BELvA Lock wooD's letter OF acceptance,
1t II said, viii sppesr as soon ~ che can
make up her mind wnat style OF ribbon she
will tie the leaves together with.
COLONEL NJ. II. HAMILTON died In
Ne~srk, N. j., on Monday OF hesrt disease.
He served with distinction on General Nc.
G. C.ellan's sfafi and was wounded at the battle
OF tie Wilderness
SAMUEL NOBLE. one OF the founders OF
Ani,istoD, Ala, died there on Monday.
During the war he made cannon for the
Confederate government ct Rome, Ga. He
left Reading, Pa, thirty years ago, with an
abiding faith In the South btooming the
centre OF the iron Industry. He had
amassed fortune OF 81, 900 900.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Scope Of the Immigration Investigation.

Chairman Ford. OF the special committee,
sppointed by the House TO inquire into the
evils OF pauper immigration and OF con-
tract labor, wants the testimony 30 far
taken printed. A resolution to that effect
will bs offered in the House and adopted.
Mr.. Ford said that bis committee has
already justified Its appointment by the
important results Of its investigation, He
said the committee would close its ipyeeti.
CATION In New York this week, and would
then 20 to Boston TO remain probably two
weeks. 1t would then return to Wsshing-
ton and present to Congress the testi mony
taken In those two cities, with such com.
ments as may be deemed sd dvisSble. When
Congress shall have adjourned IL will 90 10
Philsde!p phia and after ward to San Fran.
cisco. Mr. Ford says the report of the
committee will insure, he thinkp, pronp,
action by Congress a. It's next session look
Ing 10 the proper restriction OF immlgrs.
ton. He thinks the report OF the oomtlit.
tee will be unanimoup.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
The Old Clay Pipe.

YrNm the G'cbo- -pemocIat
The Cd white Gay pipe is coming once
more into fashion. tis said by experts
and physicians that much OF the danger
OF smoking 10 In The use OF old pipes,
which become saturated with nico-
tine II smoking is 10 hold its own
against the hard things said about IL n
must conform In some degree TO sanitsrv
conditions An old pipe 10 probably as dsn.
gsrous as q package OF old grssnbscks n
would hardly be considered wise TO put the
later In ones mouth. IL IL bad enough q,
handle them. The clay pipe, however, viii
SOAK up nicotine 30 fast that It IL dangerous
TO use it over one dozen times. It's franRi.
biiity L. therefore, . good quality. 1t will
break before l. poisons you. On the v hole,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14


Almost before the earth had covered the
grave OF murdered Maria Jones, who WAS
killed in Rocky Hill, l.. l., last Friday, her
murderess had confessed her crime. Mrs
Emma Georsiana Fletcher, the white for
tune teler, who had been arrested for the
odime, admitted her guilt Monday morning
The statement made ny the woman this
morning is substantially o. follows:
81 had been working all day and in the
evening ] vent down TO MoFsdden's at the
'Bumole Bees Nest where l had some
beer. The girl had often quarreiled with
me when l WAS at the house before. When
l returned from McFsdden's l went up
stairs, Intending to 20 70 bed, and found
Maria was asleep l don't know what came
over me, but went down and got the axe,
went up stairs again, struck Maria three,
times on the head ~ she lay shsre sleeping
l wiped the blood of the girls face with
. shspdksrchisf which ! wore around nv
neck and then threw It away at the back Of
the house"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

Colonel Isusc McCsfisey, . wealthy con.
srsctor ON the Santa Fe road, arrived In
Cnios|o from tho Esse thoroughly imbusd
with the oonviction that Cleveland wss
certain OF rs- election. He met 0spsyal
Solicitor Jackson. OF the Santa Fe, at the
Grsnd Pacific hotsl Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Jackson was not enthusiastic on the
Cleveland question and Con Iaotor MoUai.
frey discovered t.
~ want 70 bot 81 600 10 $500 that Cisve-
lsud 10 the next president OF the United
btatea, |" ssid the wealthy contractor.
"l will take It," said Solicitor Jackson
quietly.
Tho money WA forthcoming ct onos.
sVll bet $500 more on the same terms"
aaid Mr.. McCanrev.
"Taken," said Mr.. jackson.
"I'll duplicate the bet,", said the con.
trsctor, end the solicitor met the sug sestion.
SNOW" said Mr.. McCsHfey, Urn bet
e2 600 70 el 600 that win every bet I hsvs
made" s
The solicitor drew long breath, gAsped
once or twice and finally calculated: "l've
put up all my available money, but, for
heavens sake, the next time you intend 70
give odds do II first"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
A Pretty ORR in M.Is Au,rs.

A pretty girl, about II years old, was ar
rested In the Union depot Chicago, on
Monday, BY . detective She was dressed
In male attire, and said that she came from
Grand Crossing. Her parents, she avered,
treated her cruelty, and she intended 70 try
her luck In Boston. She had $40 In ooun.
terfeit silver coin and nrst-clsss ticket TO
B0stOn. The police believe that she In .
member Of Q coun ntsrfeitiDg gang.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
A GREAT DISCOVERY,

Tho greatest dts snvery Of the ninsteenth oen-
tury is Dr. Leslies sp cil Prescription tor
sick headache, which ts the discovery OF an
eminent ply sician ana used by him for over
thirty years before giving It. to the public. and
It stands today Without riyA. head advor.
useInent In another column.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
rhe Daily IntsIlIgencer.


- nnmv svFnIasonEuBn publishes all tne
S1SaS9nnn1o nows of the United Press up 70
- iaoSss possible hour.
WI1uo -1he Daily nditaon a THn lff1LIf
1870 = delivered By cArrfers in the city
- Surrounding towns for 100 Per week
y - uaai, no . year, e4oo for SIX months
~ eur sAreo months 90. pef month.
90 WEEKLY larHLLiepRoNm Double shoet)
Ds4nt Pagee, only el.so Ter annums In ~
vanoa..
nues also state where the paper b now fur.
War0e0.
Advertisements from 10 70 . cts. por lire
oaoh Insertion, according 70 lOcs00n.
THE INTBLJSF. SEh
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Punsons LsAvrra rowr ron TEE enAsos, Arn
oUHMHn TRAvnlLHRs, cAu nAvs Ihs Dn
GN9nliseHxcxR NAILED TO IsEs, r y
OuANo A Oyrnn A. DHsRsn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

RECENT sdvices from Brazil indicate that
the monarchy hes paid dearly for the liber.
alton OF the slaveA II appears that % .
direct conse quence Of the lib ration Of their
alaves tho planters Of Brazil have become
bitter enemies Of the royal family, 70 whose
influence they attribute the success OF the
sbolitionistA Provinces that have always
been strongly royalist are now strongly
imbued with anti monarchial sentiment,
and there 10 every indication of . coming
struggle between the republicans and mon
srohists, and Il can hardly be con nped to
the pesceiul floor Of the Chamber Of Dspu-
ties. Public opinion 10 strong against com.
per sating the planters for slaves lost by the
law, and tho finances would hardly bear
the strain OF such measure. Tho govern.
ment proposes TO lend tho ruinoi planters
money at elk per cont, but this does not
satisfy them and displeases tho aboIitionists.
Feeling is very bitter, and II would not be
strange II before many years Brazil should
have her share Of tho civil wars that have
% often b.ighted the prosperity Of other
South American nations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
Threw Away $3.50,

"Troubled with asthma for eight years. Not
quite two bottles OF Tnontds' Eclectrtc OF
cured me completely. after spending over $3.50
without the slightest benent" This Is what
August Trubner. of Tyrone. Pa, says For
sale by II. B. cochran, druggist, lA7 and l39
North Queen atreet Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
a had Breath

IL insunerabIe. We don't like II. A person
With a strong breath must not IN he himself
very mi lar with rs. An Impure breath IL
cau.td by an unhealthy stomach Busdock
Hood Biuers will correct this evil. They are
the bss, stomach medicine known. or sale
by H. d. cochran. druggist, LII and lS9 North
Queen street, LAnoAslor.
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= -
HPECIAL NOTICES.
- ,s~'z-sSs->-sS -sS4s>s,,'-7-'s,s------
knma nanhl AhA GlihlA

rome Doubt the Hibis
And the motives of its authors. but none who
have used them doubt ths efiicscy OF Rurdock
h ood Btners. THIS splendid blood tonic Is
without peer. For sale by ". Is Cochran,
druggist, l37 aud l3s North Queen street. Ian.
q cant0r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

call its attention TO the opinion Of
manufacturer Of them, Mr.. FArquhar, Il
York, Pa:
although the prices OF agricultural
implemouts are enhanced t'y the tariff, the
Implement maker suffers by the present
var tafiff system In soverNl ways. He 10
at . disadvantage In the export Of bis
wares he IL at increased expense for his
raw material. His sales are diminished,
and the high tariff bearing partscularly
haId upon his customers the farming COM
munity suffers with them.
The Ncic Era thinks that 1t Is giving
a very hard conundrum when 1t asks how
the farmer can be I" robbed "by system
under which be gets 100 per cent. more
for his products and buys his manufac-
tured articles for 80 per cent. cheaper
than he did In 1850.
Supposing the editor Of the Nec Era
should be charged double price for q shot
gun,would he fail to see that he had been
cheated, because In his early youth shot
guns were much cheaper, aud q dollar
looked Is big ~ Q cart wheel 7
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RANA M "A n ER'S


Closed at l P. M. on Saturdays.
When you come to the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you ;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
CIV Van
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asilroaa aGsa . sssise.

N u not the wiser policy TO keep . little
hr,her away from The danger OF nicotine
n1iapninu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14
.o0D's sARsAPARILLA.
The Liver


And h,dneys are organs watch 10 h important
should be kept IN good condisos, ana yss tAsy
sre ovsrwoa ked and abused By nearly every
body. until they become wora.out, oiogged
MP. or diseased, Hoo1's Barsaparilla cures au
dimculties with these organs, rousas than 70
healthy action. and tones the whole digesuvs
organism. y II fFt9 Etf
al have been using Hoods Darsaparflia for
indisestion ana Mver trouble. 70 has greatly
benent ted me. ana think II 10 fully ~ good
medicine as el lined" E. .. CRRsBRho. chief
engineer fre dept, stcnington, Ct
Sound and Healthy
ait affords me much pleasure to recommend
Hoods sarsapariila Ny health two yeats ago
wa very poor. Ny friends thought vas
going with consumption. lcommeEceA using
to-day I can DO 10 hard days work a. ever
could 1t saved me from the grave ana put
me on my feet . sound. healthy man." WILL
n. ID. TIIBBEY, lN East Main street. wiggons-
vile, Ohio.
Built Right Up
al was al run down and unit for business.
was induced to take bottle OF Ho od's ear.
sapariIla. and IL built me right mp 90 that was
soon able TO resu ne work. I recommend II 70
all who are sflicted." ID. ". BaArn, stone
Gutter. No. Martin strect, Albany, MY
N. B.-Be sure TO get
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Fold BY all druggists. q six for q. Prepared
only by q I. HOOD = CO.. Lowell. Mas.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-14

You know that there is no
worthy hot weather (or any
weather) thing for wear or
home use but we have it. If
you can't come to the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come to be simple
and certain. A few scratches
Of a pen, and all the facilities Of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadel phia.