t vr if- VT" .LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MO X HAY. OCTOHRK 20 1WKH. fcancastct IntclUgcnrcr. ""MONDAY ICVENINO, OCT, 20, 1003. The "I'rrsV anil llntten. The editor of tlie 1'fiilnilulplifa I'm Ins ft controversy with tlie first assistant postmaster general, en n clmrgesald te have been made by tlie bitter Hint tlie editor had been n party te it " eteal " which cost tlie government some eight hundred thousand dellnra; the thing dene being te establish an early news paper train from Philadelphia te Harris burg ostensibly te carry the mall, really te carry the newspapers. The editor of the Press Is apparently net sorry te get Inte a newspaper controversy en this subject with the first assistant pestmaa. tcr general. It la net n bad advertising Rchonie for the I'rcsa, which readily shoulders the responsibility of getting the government te pay for a tmln te get Its newspaper early Inte the country. We cannot say that it was tin unjustifia ble piece of enterprise. Unde Sam has for n long time been carrying tlie New Yerk papers southward en an earl mail train; which, however, Is a through train from Uosten and would be run probably if it did net carry tlie mall. That mail is undoubtedly a great public accommodation. The morning mail from Philadelphia is one te a smaller extent aud no doubt the 1'rct.i editor when he persuaded Presi dent Arlhur and Postmaster (ienenil James te start it was a geed deal mere interested about getting his newspaptr out than ."bout the mail. Hut it was only an artillce, net nsteal ; and if tl e first assistant postmaster general thinks It a steal, he ought te be tible te pel pel nimde his superiors of the fact, wlitn they should step It. The I'kk- editor calls en the postmaster general te kick his first assistant out ; and it seems that something should bekicked cither Hat tin or the early mall : possibly Hnttnn ; utlll he may net merit any such treatment. He lias suggested te tlie l'rtss editor that he will call for ;i congressional imiuiry into the facta attending the putting en of the early mail train from Philadelphia . and that is a very fair preposition, indeed, and shows that Mr. Ilnttnn is net afraid of an elucidation of the matter. 1 t seems that this train would really have cost the government but Slfi.oeo. a year. The de partment, however, did net have an ap propriation te cover it ; se it 13 charged that -Mr. James ordered a rcweigliing of the mails en tl e Pennsylvania read, in cnnsideiatien of which Vice President Cassett agreed te put en the train for nothing. The government mails tire weighed, he said, every four years, and had been weighed the year before. As they in crease greatly every year it was a de cided gain te the Pennsylvania read te lnve its mails reveiglicd. Its gain in tins case is put at $:.'0O 000 Then the ether reads demanded a reweighingam! get it, resulting in a very grc it total increase of the cost of the mail service. It would sjem, under these fects, that n cengrcs slenal inquiry would be In erx'er , what tue department ceuldi net de directly, even if it was tilaudable thing te de, at 11 cost of $!,000,ouglnet te have bten dene IndirectlyjutFccst of. hundreds cf thousands of ilellars.' - As predicted by the Iniili.i.i:ni r.n. CX-Goveiner Hejt did net speak at the Republican meeting in his i.ld hnu e, Wilkesbarre, en Saturday evening. It istritetliat he was confined te his room in Philadelphia and was unable te go. but he never had any Intention of going nor of making any such speech as he was billed for. Chairman Cooper knuwtli.it he would net be there, bt,t held out the premiso of his presence as an attraction te secure an audience for himself. I'. Governer llejtsent no letter or regret for his inabil ty te lie present , nor of ay itipiiiiiy wiiii 1110 cause tli it t, 'e,n 1 advocates. His friend, (Jen. Mc( '.trine), inude no sign ; his political associate and cenfidante.ex nttorney General (iee. L-.ir, did net go, though invitul. The attempt te make it appear Hint tlie Independents ate reconciled and all the llpiiblie.ins harmonious is a dismal failure V Ife wants Llvsey beaten ; Levi Uurd Duff, the candidate for lieutenant governor c n the Stewart ticket last jeal. is ihw out apekenly for the Democratic ticktt; Cel. Win. McMiclmel, Inte Independent cnudidute for congressman at huge, hah nothing te say for tlie regular Kepuhli can nominees. After industilemly drumming through the state fei a wei k and sending out telegraphic appetite for authority te append iiatnes te the Liu address, Wharten Uatker succeed! d in getting only about a lialf-sore of names appended te it. The Kepuhlic.iu pirty must go. Maiiy AN'ii:iis(iN'rt great ttiiiinipli in Ungltuid is very gratifying te her tidmirets in this country, who com prle all who huve ever seen her, .iv only the professional critics of tlie met ropelitan press, who decried her en her first appearance and have never since ceased te sneer tit her. Tlie verj strong and unanimous verdict or approval which alie has new received in Kiigl.md cannot be very gratifying te the very wise- dramatic ctltlcs, who could net discern tlie merit which was obviett, te all ether men. Ne mere gtaceful n-itural and true dellueitir of him an emotion can be found among the actresses of tiny uKe j the ttstimenj of the two UngllBh speaking nations of th enrlli alllrms this. Anetiiku geed looking j eung woman litis been found drowned In Connecticut, with wounds upon the body showing foul play. She was a gay wife, net fend of her home which alie left after iniuurrel with her husband. If It is net a case of sub chle It seems te be ene of murder. Con necticut has achieved n most unenviable notoriety as a woman killing state. Tlie victims are all young women, who liave been ulaln apparently because It was in convenient te have thorn ulive. llespect for wemeniieems te be nt a very low ebb In Connecticut. Their lives nnd reputa tions appear te be of llttle value. Thip, However, ts net surprising In a slute which has mere divorces in proportion te population than any ether, Tin: Philadelphia 'JSmcs la right in Its estimate that tlie Isstie of prohibition is 0110 with " a keen double edge." The Republicans have found tills out in the present state campaign. Although it was notorious that Mr. Xlles was a conspicuous supporter et the prohibition amendment nt Ilarrlsburg, no reference was inude te it, nor any attempt made te Introditce the fact Inte the present cam paign, until a hireling henchman of the Republican party, an internal revenue eillclal, sought te persuade ti Deme cratlc brewer tit Wllliamspert te support Nile.) en the ground that he had been "a friend of the liquor Interest at Ilarrlsburg and helped and worked hard for It." It was seen asccr tilned that this was se flagrant a misrep resentntlen that Xlles' true record was called for and produced. The ether edge of the sword was turned toward his part nnd cut very keenly. Tlie Amcnim nt Hi mil, "the official temperance organ of Pennsylvania," devoted te the pro hibitory amendment movement, does net mend the matter by printing " a black list " of tlie members of the legisla ture "who voted te remunerate liquor dealers in ease the prohibitory amend. meat should be adopted " and calling upon temperance voters te " mark these men ." while in the same issu-? it pub lishes N lies' and seventy -seven .v.her names, as tliose of the valiant seventy eight who supported prohibition, " tried and found faithful," nnd calls upon the friends of prohibition te stand by X ilea and '.he ethers who steed bv the prohibition cause, (uite naturally this double dealing was found out and Mr. N lies suffers from the attempt of his po litical friends te play with the " keen (l mule edge " of uu issue which they untimely dragged iute the campaign. Wiirv the internal revenue ta en cigars was reduced from ?' te $' vr thousand, the nian.ifacturer get better profits, tlie ng inn iker get b ater wages and the CJiisiimer get cheaper cigars The entire abtlitien of the revenue tax would, te a much greater degree, work all these lienellt.s. A vote for the Dme cra'.ic state ticket tins fall is a vote te abolish the internal revenue tax. A vote for X ilea and Livsey is a vote te continue it in order te raise $100,00 ,oeo of revenue that is net needed for any purpose except te give employment te ,."mhi oiheehelders at $" 000 (H)0 sahiries and e.enses. (Ji.n. Uf. ri: is iufatuated with the Whnrten llirker idea or dividing the surplus revenues among the states, lie calculated that Pennsylvania would get five million dollars as its share of the divide, but .is Pennsylvania pus in about nine millions of this sarplus, it is difficult te see where tlie profit te ibis commonwealth would come in. Hut then (leu.'Hearer Is a blind leader ; last year he predic ted that if he were net elected governor, oil would drop te "0 cents 11 butrel :inil nnu: it U nlw-mt l 1 l " Dear Heaver, don't talk." Tin: Uepublicans are en tl.e run. They are panicky aud have deter mined te get in all their work this week in Allegheny and Pnilndelplua. llut aemei'.mea a man who tries te pull him self nnt of the mud by the bootstraps enl gfts in mere decpl. A t. ceuvctnent timers ovcrteol: ex ex Governer Heyt when the mass meeting was liuld in Wtlkosbarre ea Saturday night. D.sgust for the " grand old party " Ih prebtbly at the root of this trouble Nese theuld be abreut from the mas moiling which the Democrats will held ni .M.fjncrcher lull en Saturday night when Kindall, Hay and otheru w ill discuss tlie nines of the campaign. Jehn STr.wuiT advocating the Wharten 15 11 ker Niihome for distribntiu lh. surplus and .Judge IvoIIey proposing t abdwh tlm samasurpliiH are among tlie pittty inc m m Histeuuies te which Itopubliems will be treitcd during the ejtning wi-ek from tlie cunpaigii platform. (iui.VT m eivil sorvieo reform ' Se ,it leiRt Htipu.liater .Malinne must tbmk Item tln uiiblii hin belilnuss with which he assesses a Viiginia postmistiess fur cam. pugn piiiKiis. Tliln nUud aud-lehvur demand of the highway robber will net annue tlie Hleepy civil Horvieo coinmi.ssien te aotieii, fur the reaseu that they h.ne ceustiiicd a duinind by iettei as nimj)ly a "rciiuent for veluulary centrihuteiiis " In sliert thuy are Icceping the word of retn 0 te tlm 0.11 but breaking it te tlie h.ije. Tins is tlie last week of the campaign aud It becomes the duty of eury Deme erat who has at heart the Miccrbs uf his puly te labor earnustly, if he has mt already dene se, te get out the full Dome cratie vete The issiies liave b-en tlistinct ly jiosented te the people, and doubt It i, .ill who will cant their ballets en tlie Hint Tuesday in Xovembui have ere new made up thuir inbuilt hew they will vote. I,t th present weelr therofero be deveted te thu reminding of Doniucr.itie vjtmsef their plaiu duty te oxeroiso the right of Milhage In the oemlng contest. Let it net be forgotten that a full Damn, cratie vete tncntm a clean Domecratio s.vuep. An inleiCHliiig decision in roftrence te tlie rightii of tuuantH claiming damagcH for injuries dene their business lias been reecntly rendered in New Yerk. Twe tenmit phHielaiiri brought suit against the .Manhattan and Metropolitan olevatoil railiead cempanlrs for less of patients In couscqueiico of the neise, dust, smeke, ami the obstruction of i.it and nlr. caused by the construction of tlie railway ever thu sidewalk within eight Inohes or th" building occupied by the plaintlirs. Tit. cuike ocetiplod Bome tinie in its trial nnd the jury have recently returned n vor ver dlct or 20,000 damages for the phlntllTiJ. U has long been popularly nuppesed that nltheiiRh the owners of a building had a geed claim for damages In cousetiuence of any obstruction, the tenant could net ask compensation for nn Injury dene te n mcre caBumeui. me present verdict disproves this assumption and its ilahtoeusnoss will net be questioned. It may be bp tiken as a direct notice te urnimltnr oernoratlons that even teiiauts have lights capable or enforcement by the laws of tlie land. THE CAMPAIGN. (MtttAT Mi:Kl'IMO l.-l rillt.AllKl.l'UIA UhiiiIhII miit (lortlen Hltcns tlie Imiueii Tlie K-Sioil.er'(i low en Mnlldintt TeplrH The lirst large Domecratio donieusi ra tion of the campaign in Philadelphia was held mi Saturday night In Horticultural hall, under the auspices of the city com cem com mittee. Tlie Mage was filled with local celebtitlcs and Select Councilman A. Haller t)ros.M,ef the l'.ighth ward, presided ever the gathering. Tlie large hall was crowded nnd the galleries overflowed. Mr. Gress, upn taking the chair, made a neat speech. When he linlshad his remarks he introduced James Gay Gorden, member of the fenate from the Third district, who was received with great appl.iu.se. He spokein .1 dollberato manner aud mentioned the fact that the l.nt time he had the opportunity te speak in tlie same hall it was in the Interest of tlie man who was new governor. He said tin', at that time the news papers were at the heels of the candidate and that their criticism did net prevent him 1 mm doing his dutv. "Today," said the speaker, "tlie whole pack of hounds is at his bee's as then, and he minds it just as little." Then the senator said that the poepte will approve the action of the governor upon nett Tuesday week. " Yeu have nn honest controller," he said . " a man who will make dishonest contractors disgorge their ill gotten gaius. Yeu have an henes-t and clear headed gov ernment in that office te day, and the thieves cannot get at tlie money. There is no use of mincing we:ds. The thieves cannot usj the oillce. Why was Mr. letlries it'pudiatcd in lO ' Has he net the sinie backers new, and de net the same 1 -a desire te oentro'. the ollice .' Wh Je these men tlcsire te control it new ' Mr. Page struek a great blew re garding the depesit of the public monev, ami declared that it should be placed "in rellable banks. ISy a scratch of his pen and his vigilance he has saved the citv of Philadelphia $110,000.1 year." The feeater pud .1 high eulogy te Gen oral Snewdcn and Dr. Heeper, and branch ed oil te the legislature. He declared that the reason the Legislature did net adjourn was bocame the cousitutieu was dolled, and a m.ne'.ty prevented tliose who desired te de t.e from making .1 just appor tionment. Ue attacked Senater Cooper, and said there w.n net a bill te c.ury out the previsions of tlie constitution which that gentleman had n t oppeed. He cited his vete upon competing telegraphs, and sai I that jftr the measure hid been do de felted the Western I'nien gobbled up tlie Mutual Union. The speaker also rclerred te Cooper's opposition te the free pass b.ll aud tbn bill rela'ive te railroad companies discriminating in their charges for freight. The itonater declared lie would never vete te adjourn se long as his constituents steed by him. He attacked the auditor general and state treasurer, and held th.V. If tbey had acted according te the provis'eus of the Humps biM the cost of the extra session would long sinoe have been defrayed. Sncakine of the govorner lie said the pejp!e fill ed mm --iter.cn ii.10, the "wa'king Administration" an 1 Cassidy'.s young man" when they poked fun at Inm : "out ' remarked tlie speaker, amid hursts of ap plause, "the same cry would make him a bigger man te day if he were net tee young. As he concluded he said tlie Democrats were a unit (01 the whele tietet and there was nevcr an off year when they were se auve. Jehn It. Ruad, of the Tenth ward, fel lowed Senater Gerd jc. He paid a tribnte te Mr. Pag-, and said that he was a mau who had t!i ourage of his opinions. "He calls a ipvle a spule, and is net afraid of it," 1 cm irked the speaker. Siicaker ltmul.tll 1,11 Taxation The applause was deafening when Samuel J. Itinaall, was introduced and chccis were given ler ' thonext speaker," as ene man called him. Mr. Ruidall, after montieniug the work that Chairman Heusel had piled upm him, b.ud that he beheved the people of this oeuntry are en the verge of liuancial embarrassment anil distress awl added that tut wisest busi ness men are prepaung ler tlie worst. He heltl that the people- me overtaxed and have been s sincj the wai of the rebellion eudtd. Te ce'lcct tax.s in excess et the amount 11 jeded te support the government, liesuJ, is wrenj. T..0 administration of the Republican party 111 Washington has, he said, bucome oppressive te all but .1 priviie;d lew who are bsnetited by the system. Kvcry year about 130,000, 000 mere thau is ntcasiary are collected, and that w..s just about the sum ce'.lccttd by 111terr1.1l taxation. ' I staud bete te .idvoeato the repeal of all internal taxis. During the last hCtslen et Consuls he toted te t.ike the tax oil everything he cjuM leach and be ojus'.derett it the duty of these win were then iuIiove I te ceme te the asit.ince of ethers who are still Riiffuriug." He was especially emphalic in hlsdouunciatieu of tlie eons ilid.itieu and ccntraluatien e( cipitalaud p .vrer, ami opposed in tbe Republican party p'atfeun tbe clause advoeating the rusiug by taxation of a surplus fund te hi divided among the states, ile Hpuku in bitter terms against tbe roveauo ilepirtment at it is new 111 m aged, and then branohe.l into an argument in favor of a protuetivi tinfi, and said: " I de m,t bolieve that if I bad autocratic piwer I could put 111 furce a frce trade poliey tli.it wlilii bj successful." He praised American working people, advocated thft protection of home Indus tries, compared Domeoratio anil itepubh can party administration, doubted the oxcelloncii of civil scrvice reform as it is new practiced, opposed c irporalien laud grab j, speke of tbe coming election will have en the c.iinpugii of HSlanil praised uiu ijjiiiucraiie einuiiiites. Ueneral Snowdeu ni.idn u Unef speecli and tlien tlm meeting adjourned. III.IIAIMWt AKllUSICll. I'.iiiliiunimic lleniiicriitm tlullicring at tlet lylnrt;. The Domecratio meeting held in the court house at Gettysburg Saturday ovon evon oven ing was a sixnal success tlespite the threateni'ig woather. lty half past seven o'clock tlie main audioneo room was se will hlled that there was scarcely standing room Tlie ineuting organist! by the election of Hen. R. W. Mream, meinber of thu Igislatuie, presldeut ; and the first speaker of the ovening was James M. Heck, esq , a young lawyer of Philadel pliia, grandson of the late Jehn Heck, of the famous Idtitz aaademy, aud nephew of J. Aug. iicck, artist, of Harrisburg. Though youthful in nppoar.meo and speaking te a political assemblage eutside of Plilladelphin for tlie first tlme, Mr. Heck astonished aud delighted his hearers by an oleipieut Hnecch of forty minutes duration, m which he doplcted the shauie of Pennsylvania under Ropitblieau malad ministration and the loliei afibrtled by a Domeoratio reform administration. His proeration was ondednmtd leutl choers. Captain Prank Goise followed with a vig orous spoeoli reelting the national abuses of the Republicans while in pewer and analysing the apportlenmont issiie in a masterly manner. The meeting was closed by Chairman Honsel.who speke until 10:10 p. in., holding the fixed attention of the entire ineuting te the close, when it was adjourned with ohcern for the whele Htate nnd oeunty tlokets, The meeting oreated great euthusinsm, nnd Its n suits will be manliest in an old fasliloned Dome. cratie mnjeiity from Adams. Olmlrman HeiihcI left Gettysburg early Sunday morning by oirriage te Yerk, twenty eight miles distant, whence he left by train for Phi.adelphla, se as te nttend te hl duties at hcadr.uattcr.t nud meet on en on gagemouts te cak in Coatesvlllo en Meaday night. Philadelphia Tueiday, Willlamspert Wednesday, Dradferd Prl day, and Lanoasteron Saturday of next wtlek. MATTIIKW AKNtll.l) AM) III ttUIII.lt Tlie i.iirIUIi l'hlln.(i.lirr unit IIik llrcKil.ljn llivliie Kxclutiiufi OiHirtcalrii. Matthew Arneld is tlm cues? of Andrew Carnogie while he is in Xew 1 erk, nnd he was ilriven ever te llioeklyn Sunday te hear Mr. lleeoher. Mr. Arneld expressed his pleasure, both with tlie sornieu ami the deep earnestness manifested by the audi once. After the serm in Mr. Readier eht a messenger te u-ipiest Mr. Arneld te remain until he had spoken te him. Mr. Arneld did se, and as seen as osib!e Mr. Heecher worked Ins waydownthectewded nisle and, warmly grasping the hand ei the visitor, said : " Although I have tuner had the plea sure of knowing you personally, you liave been my master for many years. I have read nil you h.ne written two or three times ever, nud always with profit, in cluding the abuse." Mr. Arneld at ene time- lefened te Mr. Reccher as a "boated barbarian," but te dty he said that the ilmne reminded lit 111 strongly of Iluxten. " I am afraid it was unjust abuse," re plled Mr. Arneld apologetically. " Xe, net nt all. I dr.oret it, and it did 1110 geed," cxe'aimcd Mr Recchei. After tills mutual c lulossteu tlie two distinguished men remained 111 conversa tion for a short time. iu the afternoon Mr. Carnegie accompanied bis guest te the cathedral 111 Fifth nvouue, which Mi. Ar neld desired te sec. I'liey 1. stoned te the music, nnd as they Mewed the structure Mr. Arneld expressed his astonishment that a country of which the goremmotit was only n century old could produce such n magnificent cdltlce. PUKSONAL Hen. W. X iki.uw Charles A. Dana's candidate for tbe presidency, declares himself for Tildcti and auneuuecs that he has ue presidential bce buzzing in his bjnuct. Caui S 111 n looking same titne age at Yiutiie Ream's statue of F.irraqut, re re ro marked . " I think that status ought te be 200 feet higher or .'00 leet lower, aud 1 don't cate which." Hi. v. Rutin II. Kim nt, of Norris town, has collected and pip tinted into a nice little volume tbe " Recollections of a Drummer Hey," which gave se much pleasure te the rcidcrsef -s .cMai. Mr. Gi MTOXi. his recently lieen traus kiting for ins own pleasure Knglislt hymns into Ijttiu verse, and his latest efforts with Cooper's hymn is said te have 1' tlie tit rectness of the livmn d -St. Francis tl As. slsl. Min A:;iiM!kN has scored anether overwhelming triumph iu the Lyceum theatr.1, Londen, as Piu'. in the " Litly of Lyens." Th prince an 1 princess of Wales and Prince I.iuis of Hattcnburg, witnessetl the presentation, aud the ellerta of the young aetress were rewardctl with shouts of cuthusiism by the an lioue. Jehn Hiuetir has become semewhat frightened ever the sensation prjuueed throughout Englaud by L rd Coleridge's annouueemcut cone raing him and his in in teudett istt te the United States r.ntl the ovation which await-: him. It is beheved that Mr. ISright will decline te visit tlie United States unless a-surcd that he can tle se with fuss, especi illy se en the oye of a presidential campugn, which may be a oelites', ever hi t own web known pnn ciplcs. i;iiiiai. ueuitv Cnea Ueirtl this icrm Saturit ty Afltr-t en '.' Tt'ih vs. .ie rome I)och, et this city, desertion. Mrs. Desch complained that her liusbaud dreve her away from home niter having treated her bully, nn 1 refuses te support her. The tlofense was that the wife was the tighter aud made it se het at home that her husband con d net live with her. The testimony certainly showed that the pair have had a great deal of difficulty liwug together. Th court eidirctl the husband te pay his wife $.J per week for her sup pert nud costs of prosecution. Cem'th vs. Albert He.unis.city, descrti m Amanda Heamis testified that herhuslnu 1 refused te support her , she had net lived with him since July 27, en noeouut of Ins bad treatment ; he t ld her that he did net want te hve with her and desire 1 te get rid of her , his treatment of her has been very bad and he would ficipiently b-at and htnrve her and have lier locked up for nothing. Atoue time he attempted te have her put in au insar.e asylum. F 1 the dcfentie the I11iflb.mil testified that his wile was in tlie habit of going horn home and getting intoxicated ; she did net attend te her tlutits at home uiid took no care of herself ; he provided her with meney but she expanded It reck lessly antl without judgment, the woman is aiTcctcd by a nervousness antl defendant thought she was cra:y at times; he consult cd several physicians about the case nnd they thought the woman should be placed in au insane asylum. Toe court ordered the dofendaut te pay his wife J'i per week aud costs of prosecution. Cemtb vh David S. Miller, surety of the peaca. The prosecutor was David Reese who it was alleged the defendant thrcaten ed te kill. Mlller denled having dene any such thing. Tlie court dismissal tbe case and divided the costs bstween the parties. The Klectrlc !.!;;lit U.im in Court Court met this morning for the purpese of hearing argument in tlie preliminary injunction, grnutctl en application of li. F. Kshelmau, te prevent the Maxim lulit cempauy from erecting a pole in the pavement at tlie cornet of I'ast King atroet aud Contre uptare J. Day Hrewn openod the argument 111 behalf of the light cempauy; he cntemb-d that the control of the streets was entirely in tlie elty with icspcct te the soil us well as the surface when required for public use ami the mode of cxorcise of the city's right cannot be inquired let . The lamp com cem com mittee had dlroetod where the pole is te be put and It must be tl me. J. W. Jehnsen, for the elty, gave as the ,casen for putting the pole there that no ether place would answer the purpese, and if it was ttet for the vault Mr. l'shelraan would net object. Mr. Lshelmniinppnaredfeiilim. S3lf j he claimed that the city was bound te 1 ospect prlvate rights, nnd they had allowed tlie vault te be made under the pavement nnd new have no right te destroy it. lie admitted thnt the city had rights te make auek improvements as were demanded, but In excrcise or that if they cati accomplish their purpose with out injury te private property, they must de se ; iu this caue they could have put the nole eutside of the curb whero it would have served ail purposes Thore Is nothing in the contract witli the light company concerning the erection of poles designat ing whero they Hhall be Iplaoe I ; they nre merely te orcet 120 lights. Mr. N.iumau, who with Mr. Drewn is couiisel for the light company, oenoluded the argument taking tlie same position. Tlie court took the pipers nud reserved their doclsien. Mliiueer Mult. In the prothenotarv's ofllce, Mathlas Dewman nnd his wife Cathoriue Hewman, for the sole nut! soparate use of Cathoriue Hewinau, have brought n suit for slander, against Kli.iblth Haxter. If is alleged that the defendant olreiilatcd n report con cerning Mrs Hewninu, which is calcttlated te damage her icpntatlon.nThe damages are laid nt $1,000. (JOLUMIUA NEWS- tll'll Itl.lllM.AK UOKItltNreM'K.Mir. KtpntK aIiiiik the NiMiiurliikiiiiit 1 Initie nl IntrrPKt In mill Arimtnl tlie Itiirniiiili I'll knt up liy tlie Intelil- priirrr ltrirtpr. r.tupleyes of N isqiiehiiiu.i telling mill were patilentMttirdny. A goodly number of youths were in tlie lookup Satuitlny night Henry Leng, leilui of the late 11itlre.ul accident here, buried yesterday. A mult) with n head ;I0 Inches 111 length, larger than a Heur b.nrel, was seen en the street, Mtitrday. Concstega ledge, Xe. NU, K. of P. ; Company C , Susquehanna ledge, Xe. SO. I O. enl. F. ; and Hter Hter side ledge, Ladies' Heme Communion meet te night , Moen A: Hrctiemau's gigan tic minstrels, give nn entcrvalnuteut In Central hall. Mat lutta, en Saturtlav even ing; performers Irem Lauc.ister; 'Fiiiuds" is the Marietta expression applied totliem. Strlckler property en Second street was sold te Mr. Jehn P.ilne for $0 5:10. Twe teams were thrown into a ditch which tlm borough cut ncns the Washington mid Columbia turnpike near the Susquehanna rolling mill en Saturday night. A narrow crossing ever the ditch had Ihhmi provided, but neither watchman nor danger sig nal light were at the place te warn travolers ; beard of supervi sors likely te be sued for damages. Josph Fisher, n ene legged man, will hive a hearing before 'Squire l'atteu te night, te answer te the charges of drunken and disorderly conduct, malicious mischief and surety of the peace, the complainant being Samuel Turner, who keeps an eating saloon en Frent street. Fisher came into into his place drunk en Saturday e cuing, antlwas ejected by tlinpropttetet for being disorderly. " Jesie" then domelislittl the stere windows with his crutch. l.ttHAI. SCIKM-ISltt Dclnbrr .llceting tit the I.ltum in, Tl.e Lint .1 in society met en Saturday nftertioen iu the museum, President J. I'. Wickcrsham in the chair and nine mam mam bera 111 attendance. Dues were collected aud tbe minutes of the previous meeting read. The donations te the museum con sisted of a bottle of insects collected near Cellins Station, en the I'. R. R., by Dr. Rathveii. Mr. Jehn I'eterman, of I'ai.i dis.) township, tlenatctl.i beautiful speci men of the ring necked black snake l Celuber Piinet.uus). SiH-eimetis of Rul Rul phuset of nickel ; box of cocoons of AVi tti Ventrieui (currant saw tly), and also tliose of another llymenoptcreus in sect : also specimens of thu cocoons of n singular pendaut spider ; a bettle of , irr , puixit, anil image of a small tlipte rens insect cilled 11reiphihi in;rf phili ; large sptvimens el fungus , fragments of grntute from tbe new Mermen temple, donated by Mr. Rawlins, of Ogden City, I'tah ; Mr. Rawlins was formerly nresiilent of our county- ; n bottle containing a male and fotnale soeimeu et the spectre insect, from Mr W W. Hull or, of .Meuntville ; als 1, two spcJuiens of iitr.tthti trit.trir "it from Mr. J. I! G vrber, of Miytewu , a specimen of a l.nge erange c ilerett spider. Three mount id and i-ixtt.cn unmeuntetl spec. men t cf plants ; a bottle of peach scile, iusct l.eteiiinm Vrmc.i a-ttl ou uM fashtenctl shutter lasL"- from S M. Sencr. The donations te the binary con sisted of tlie Lancaster Farmer for Ootebi r IS:! ; San t.ity Hogmeer. OsUbtr 1-h; , Srtrnr for Soptembor lb&I ; 1'.' pauiphlete, presprctii"es and circulars ; 1 prospectus of Dr. McCoelo's lecture en Evolution ; I envelepes of l-J miKOJllaneeus scraps ; Patent ollice G isette Xes 1, I, vel 2e. A paper was read en the Urap' Infettatten by Dr. S. . Rithveu. Action en constitution and bylaws was laid ever until next meeting Rebert C Hair of Yerk Piirnace was elected .1 cor respondent ami Walter P. King, of Lanojr Lanejr tcr an active rusmber. A bill of i for preceetiiiij:s A. X. sciences for tssy ; f27 9.-. for biutliiig and 00 cents for stamps and postal cattls were handed in ami ordered te be paid. The society adjourned te meet en Saturday, Xovember 21th, a'. 2 p in , in the museum rooms. 1.1 IT!. H l.tlU.M.S Here, Tlicrn Hint l-.erjHlictp. Jacob H. Leng, broker, sold te tiny at private sale, 10 shares CVlumbia Xatien. I bink stock it St 10 per share. The mayor had but ene case before him this morning a drunk who paid his costs antl was discharged. Mr. Wm. A. McPnorsen, of Clusiiut Level, anil a soldier of the late war, has received n pensien dt ting from the time of his firs. d.Lsbarge te Septernber 1, 1SS.J. A game of bisebill was pltyed Saturday en tlie college grounds between the College and the Mtllcrsville normal tchoel clubs. The game tcbiiltctl iu .1 scere of -3 te 9 in faer of the college nlue. An enjoyable seciable was held nt K. 1). Hrcckoundge's hetel in Goltlsbero, Yeik county, ou Saturday ovening. It was pri vate in its character and about 1", couples participated. Stauller's ercliestra of this city, furnished the music. I The Dauntless baseb.il I club, of Mount Jey, en Saturday afternoon very brilliantly clesetl a successful season of ball playing, a combination of Harrisburg players being their victims. Tlie score by innings was 2 1 te 5. Twe boys arrested for lumping en pas sengcr trains at the West King sttet station, of tlie Heading i.vilreul ami ruling te tlm Xertlt Prince street station, had a heariug before Alderman McCoineiioy te tliy and were i-ent te jail for llve days. 1 tin nt. .Sirplimi'n I'.ilr. The attendance at St. Stepliett'H fan- in Kxcolsiet hall was very large 011 Satin day night. The votes of the candidates fur tlie different articles were counted, with the following result : OROAN. I eCI. liittlii Mtiislrr 11U) I.lzli! I.tnliuei i.'.M K niny lluracli lis HKWINO MAL'lllMR. .Mary W'lsncr I-'JUK A1111I11 Curritn Ilii tlOLIl WATCH. I.llti()elis WK Otte Mark ft i) IIKDIIOOM HKT. Kntle Mern rwi Annie W'erptill 1.VI LOUM1M. I.irti lleln .111 Atiiitellelliiiun t.. Itesif-tu'iuir 131 MAIUILE Till' TtMLK. 11nle tieulial , Xi'Wj IIOMi NKCKLAUli. IliirtliaSiiillli W 1.1741,1 Ituilis I'Hii Itiub.ini lliilllull K' Kutle tjnlnn MJi CllHMAI(KKSTOI)Lt this. Oblcntler I'. 1,4 HUTCH BUS TOOLS. Albert Nlcltel 2i This ovenlug a number of ethor articles will be disposed of and the fair brought te a close. It has been very successful und almost i'i 000 will be olearod. County Uemuiltien ftleetlntr. The Domeoratio county committer held a meuting this morning iu tlie Jellorseit club 100m. There wns n very large nttetul nttetul atice nearly nil of tlie dtstrlets being to te presented. Xe business of iuiportauce wns transacted, but tlie tlokets, etc., were distributed. Hills ler the meeting in this elty en Satuiday u'ght were also soutent nnd tlie prospects itte that thote will be a big turn out. Hatn el Ituul l-.liue. Shubeitit Sutten, nuctleuccrs, sold en last Saturday evenliig,nt the Leepard hotel, Tit building lets belonging te the cstate of D. Hartmaii deceasnd, situated en Walnut anil Mnrlen hIipiOh. nud it few .it tli" n.ist. eud of Cheituut sticet, nt nn avtuage p ie 01 ?ie per let. rtir, iii;ayii ur itiiitiutt 11, u.iitse.M. Atlilttlennl I'arlltiiilurs trout 11 l.,tMii,frt 1'ntitir 'ilia fiiiirritt I'tiiiiiirriMV. l.t)-ittieiert (tuil.) Journal. A telegram was received by A. II. Rich ardson yesterday afternoon announcing thetlea'lt of Rebert It Carsen, at Seheil City, Me , aud inqiiiiiiig concerning tlie disposition of the remains. Tlm sad In lelltgence wis it sheeu te Loanspett people, ns only last Tuesday "Itheda" Caisnn was In tin) city erecting his frleniln antl acquaintances. Although nppreheutl ing nothing serious, he then complained el feeling somewhat unwell, antl stated his intention of going te lul.i, Kansas, for his health, lit) teft licit) Tuesday night fei D.i'.nille, ami, nltet lading ev 1 there for several hours started fei loll, accompanied by no one. In response te n telegram setit by lhe.faiu.i! te Si-hell city the following paitlciihits el his death were received here last night - Si in 1 1 Cnv, Me , Det. at. Rebert R. Carsen bearded a Pullman sleeping car 11' St. Leuis the iwciiiug of Oetobet 'J", went te bed at nine o'clejk, ami when tlie porter went te wukc Inm fei breakfast this morning he was dead, lit) had bcn dead some titne. He scorned well enough en retiring and no complaint was heard from hint during the night, lit) had jl.'iOOiti I mtcd Hiiitea bends ami $-'HI in easli ou his person. He wns taken oil the tram heie te b.) viewed by the c ironei. Seme of Ins papers shened lii-tt te be n Masen, si that Schell City lotlge nl tiucn took chnige of the remains and tele graphed te the lotlge at Logauspert, Ititl , ami were directed te semi them te that place. They were shipjicd by express to te iih'ht lie had ,1 ticket from Logauspert te I la. Kar.Ms .upp.m tl t have died of ho.itttlise.Lso. G. W. hiMMs. Mr. Carsen was born 111 Liueistcr, Pa , en the aeth ofOctnber, lsl". He ciine te !. gatispnrt in l."s, anil timing most of the years of his residence here was In the employ of tlie Pan Hi.ndle company as lerein in of tlie shops, ile was universally popular among the men e or u horn hv had tiharge, anil was h.dd iu lilgh osteem by lliet lllcials of the i'enianyln whero nn ploy he spent se many ycain of his life, in '7 he severed his connection with the Fan Handle company te make tlie r.te 3 for utiditei ou the Republican ticket in this e iiinty. Although thee unity was strong ly Democratic, nud his epp inunt a for fer for r.iulable candid tte, lie was elected by a geed ni.tj irity, which is of itself a witness of Ins jMpulanty, and of tin esteem in which he was he'd by the people through out the county. At the expirati in of his term of efli -e he went te Danville, 111, where he tstnbhs'ictl himself it thu plumbing business n-itl whoie he li is siih-3 resided. H was a member of the various Masnute orders in this city, ami nt times heltl tlm htghst ellice-i of he ler. Ue was successively w cshlpfttl master of Orteul lotlge, high pint of Legan eltapter. eramei.t cemma-idei of t. Jehn's com r.tiniltry, ami a the time of hi. death, "Tlir.ce Illttstiieus Master of tlieeeiti'cil. ' He was also a member et th. Gram! Army e' the R' p.tb'ie, I av.ng s-tvul his country with 1 onet ilurin the Itte war. ence .is a member of the Eighth In It.tui N'eUintecii'. nnd I iter cnlis'inj inn P nnsylvsnia tegi men . He wa. n member of the Kp scepil church iu tl is city, by baptism, anil sorted 111 the vest. y fei lour years. During his residence here he in nle Ins I ome with the family of William Schriet. ile was a kiucllie.irtc.i, genial, compaiiten tble man, whose std anl sutltUu death will till many a heart with sa Inrss. Arrival nl tlie lletfy I'he bixly of tlie 1loec.uit.1l aimed in this city this ni rning iu cliarge of .Messrs. Sehner and r-'.e.ens, tte ferraet being the gcntl'Mitau with wlemi Mi. Carsen lived and tbe UUei Ins partner in business. Deth are a'.se tnembra et Orient l.Miqe of ila-jns of Loganspeit, lewhich tleceast d b.de.p'd. The b idy was taken te the u sidiiu- of deccietl's fathei a:tl the funeral .v til t ike p! te I i-uiortew nt 10 o'clock. 'I lie inembArs of b tb .Ma Mime l dges if this city will ntten I ami iiitennint wdl be ma h- ,.f Woedwartl Hill Sinlttmi Dentn .it frunk llreclit. Frank Dreeht dud vrry sudtlenty this Inert.ing at !m icsitl"i c corn -i of Duke nml Middle streets, where l.e nut! Ins brother Rernattl liave been living for snme time past. Iiit iv.uing ,ib jut 'I o'clock the two were t tilting together antl Finnk rettred soeu aftfrwanls upparently In goetl health. At at ctrly hum this morning Hernaitl lieirtl a iiii.ii down sti rJ and supposed that his brethrr had get up early. Ah Hit half pist live he went down stairs and found him dead in the kitchen. He was Ivwtf in .1 sink, which was several fcet from the tloer, bn hew he get 111 that position is .mkuewii Cormer Sliitler imptuellcd a jury consist ing of C. A. Gast, I'hemns F. MoRlligett, Harry Strohm. Jehn D. Shillcr, Jacob bimpsen and ercdcrlek Hroek, and held an inipiDst, a verdict of death from "con ception of llte brain" being rendered Deceased was !).! years el age and a son nl tlie late Michael Hrrcht. He w is i priutei by tratle ami for years he was employ id at the Exarxiner, but has net worked at the trade ler ti nnu tint) pist. Ile was un man ird and leaves tw hretlurs Hcrnard and Michael. Iiriilli til 1111 1 1 III TriiuiBter. On Satutiiay Hen). Myers, hotter known as Heiiniu Myers, Wagner, wns burled at Xew Piovidenco. He was among tlie list of the old tlrivars who handled tl 0 hues oil n team hitched te the old Cenes tige wag' nt. His tram was known fierii Philadelphia te 1'ittsbuig anil his trijH were many 1) 'twectt these two p tlntp, as well as te Wilmington nheie he has h.iul.'d iiiiuy hugsheidn of whisky. After railroads were built he still kept a team hauling fei Old R ick nnd CoieAingo furnaces. He quit teaming only 11 few years age and livetl en nud farmed the Kasslcr farms, in IMcn town ship. Twe years age his health giving way he bought n small fnrm iu Providence township where he died. Ile wns ever 7a years old and leaves a widow and four children. llela fur I'ejiiry. On Saturday Joieph Stewart nnd Maty Ann Grecn alias Sienait, both colored, li.nl n healing 011 the charge of parjury be fote Alderman Harraud wert) bold in hail for trial at court. Tlie facts of tlie oase are ns fellows : List woel: iu quarter session court Mary Orccn was ttictl en the ohargeor bigamy and adultery, with Jes. Stewart. She was married te Henry Green in January 1S7II, nml it was alleged that she was nunied te Stiwart Heme tlme age. Ou the statitl she admitted that she was the wife of Grcen, from whom she was never tliveicjd, but both she ami Stewart testified that they' were noither inarrt led nor guilty of improper oenduot. Although the ovltleneo was treng ngnlnst the woman in the ndultery case she was acquitted en both eharges and tlm prose prese cutrix was erilirid te piy two thirds of the costs. Since the trial it lias ceme te light that the parties were mariicd by Rev, Mr, Poteis of this city, therefore they both tettillcd falsely en the witness stain), DtirKliiry In Druiuure On Saturtlav uiidit tha stere nt it P Ruber, at Ruben's postefiioo (Drumere ' L-eitiru;. was .ik.iiii oreitou into by bin glars. riiey ofleetod 1111 outranea by out ting out a panel iu thu back deer. The heiw sllCOt iron, with wllinb tlm ilenr wns lined ou tlie liiMile, was easily removed, am! thu thieves worn thou enabled te uu lock the tloer Iteui the luside. They stele a double barrelled gun, let of powder, shot, eignts, tobacco, candy ami cakes. Tlie money drawer was ptyed open nut 1 1 ten or fifteen cunts taken. This is tlie second time that the stere lias been broken Inte iccmilly, and tlm thieves will mVe a recepllei If they call ngiiln. A I. unrulier Man 1 I. W, Leldlgli wan among the Knlghtit Tump ar who went te San Frnnolsce te nttend tlie oeuolavo. On Ills return lie slopped nt l'enthi, Piicehiinliii oeuntv with soventl genlluineii te spend 801111! tlme hunting. They stepped nt the Kl house und en nut Saturday went en a two days hunt. When they returned te the hotel en Monday t,v feilMl, t, t u , , !,!r.l:?'..,l0,V'!'1,Mr' ''Kl lt all his baggage, olethlug, ,U.t including moiue fancy nrtleIe J,,i l.ntl purchased in Han 1 ranclsoe. NelhlnB was left him but his gunning suit, which he was compello.l t , wear until he reached Des Molnes. The ess by the lire was 30,000, nothing liav lug been saved, n u.e ll.e' occurred ta 0 clock in thu morning ami the KueU made tut row cse.ipas trUh their lives. .Mr. Leldlgh arrived hote yostertlay. a wtiitrTTyxViTriK, llilrt, llltl. " lit l.t.tiieerni.i Tlie lir.th itnnlvers.ity of tl0 A(1.,H 1 r.ict soe ely was celebrated ,St. ., ' '." Reformed eluireh last evenliitr. Th., reg.tl.tr ser vices were conducted by Rev. Sl.nmaker. Rev. lUeril lllil( n short address .referring te tlm geed w, f dene by the l.t.11, s, t, inadequate means for the carrying en of tbe object of tlm soeie'y and Its Kreat christianizing ill luetlCO. Ilnv. Mltnl...ll l-.ii ""'"I, ,. , .,, , . "" luniiwtiii in a stirring .mpe.il.Jhl.i thome being " Only a 1 1. let Deth sneakers earnestly asked tlie i-n.niiJKtLInn il' nil l...-..i. ?. " . V"0 theritig tlie success of the soctetv. Miss Maty Russell, treasurer or tlie soeiety presei.tetl a topeit In which among oil V r ., ' "'"'"'lUU lotitenocos tyef leading matter among the peer of SI th tli m . , . 1 .. . "l'""" "i ttiore li.idbaeu istriliutetl 0,000 Knglish and 1,800 (In -atl tracts, whiuh nern ,ii,rnli.n.l 1... .1.. society, lit addition te these 2. enn -..m mated ; al,,,, n large quantity or temper CO I0.1 lets nml I'.lli) ,tl 1. .....! e...'i . -i . 1 , " " " " ""i eiiiituiy -eltotilpipers, with a nuniher of heiks. hid expenditures during tlie 0.1r amounted te ,n 111, and the bilance 0.1 him! r.t present Is W.jjij. A Krcillcr , here .li.siributetii are siid te be need ed, nmlt hecltlsMM am earnestly called upon te at. the tp.,,1 kby prcu.naty con tribuinus. J Thn l)iHtli nt ,11 In I'.tirr On Saturday ulj,.,t the teachers of the city schools met iu the ollice of the city siip.'ii.itende.it and passed resolutions el regiet ami c.mdolatiee en the ilinMi of theli fellow te.iel.ei. Miss Annie M Ltlei . lhe fiineml of Miss Ktter te -k ie. tills ifteruoen aid the teaciiei nnd directors nttouded. The li.tcrineiit was made nt Woedwatd Hill. The Lemen titrcet kcJioeI, in winch deceased was .1 teacher, was el .,-d t ,ny imt r j,,,.,, for the tlrceastd 1'noprefKrtyor UiMilSlnilt.ti. r. ,-, 1 s Hi Nonh 1'rlnei street, will l. ,, 1 ,1 lh, t'muklln heusu UU 1 vanlng, thu eeiut . n ,, upilntr. 1 trustee te ii In j 1 ,r et cimri, ' tl III ?., l.'OlM-Ml ,, j, .ii-eums "I ttie i;,i) 1 irriit.ve (eiiiiiiittrn A liii'o.lncerih.' Clly Kxeeutti,. t'ennnltl, ,. wlllwlidltlnitli.. .lollimen Chili rnt-iiM l irtorrew t venlnKOlTXe'thMk. a lull ittn, anee Is rfqmHttxl Trinprrnncn tltiiun. 'I tie iteinen's I'Mrtjllnit tetnpert'i . niiimi will mt'et nl Tet hck to-uieirnn (Tin -.lir, ) eveiilinr. In tlm leeture reum m ti. KnKi strrt-t i C. chit roll. full Kuslilmi tjimrterly cii.l Scents le Straw lirl.le ,t tlthl 1. i.m tl Autumn (Juartcrtu, til pntfes, !, lllu-. ir.nlens, li vitlii.itl,inrllcltM en sul.Jfi 1- elln tt-ru-t te I ulles: ul, n ilrnitstiiiikcr' nj(i Bvery tlcscrlplleu tit il, y bihi,N lllu. tin. 1 a nnd p-le-tl, ler slttippen by tiinll. Tli m mi. hy W. W. tillclirUt. tin, cfli-liniliMl rumpus 1 ls.ile-i worth il i'.Ii- tin prlci il tin, I, .., llrly anbserlptlnii M ct-nu ; inrenti (01 -ii Inenllis. Siitk.i-1 i'ii. new. . ' 10 AiniiiiaiiiPiiis. -.Vum 0 I'jtrn '-Mr. 31. 11. Cut tli in, I prlinr luvnrlte, will li here Thu p 1 n , , utn 111 Itlr popular piny, "H.nn'1 of Pest n " Sei,n shi ill I miss srflni; "Snn'l" tie hIii hi itiplli i.i4i'i attention in 1 nce. The X'c'cen Tttls eveiilii(j in 1. fiveil f, hvittts, llrynnl.t lloey's Mt-lterslu brill inn olio, eoneluillriK with tluli ui.il cntne ly nacci-ss el tlie Heek A(t'iit, Itiuill- ttlll lltlll lllipie KlIinviTi tlOlllll, III 1 ippi.u In I-ntten tinnra Iimii'u. Tiitruutll lie uu lm inr.i-i'lei of liiimumiu tun. which ilmervt tu In lui'iimi niiillniir te 1 ney It iu, Mctii.11 ate Lertulnly " Ktuat." Vij" uiiu'4 Hirptlse pirly ul.l l ri Wi .liifsilay I'V.-nliiK In tlielr ih' teim.ly l'tip," Klyen here for tlm llrst tlme. '1 lm illy papers liutil It le Hiti Hklt-sni beliiK 11 riittllin. bit et si Ie spllttluvr inn in itmt enlnysl.le st uu liens I'lrnilni,' ciiitillin, erlttlntl mii-lt iin.t pretly Kills ou.-lit te h,, i..nK'i in.iui. in lit teitrnw 11 nre Ail I't.viAt. hoi nit , - 1 . Hits. l.'-niN imiIK-Cev, liiivliiKlltilslii.liiii 1 enuijiii nrieiliirus nl tlie tifient Iieiimc, ur titU'ii 100111, ut .In, cit lieiiii, wlirm tieHltl, tuny consult tlmm Tlm ilntterrttn-at nil lerins "f t lunnlf ilt ixes, w htitlier iin-ille.il nrsiirttl til Mcillrnl mimic -Ht.pe)iln, iIIs.uncs el tlm klilinjs, In-iirt unit Iiuiks, iIii.iiiii-1hiii titiiiiiiUtii, paialyjlstu liny part of the tie.l, ciiliirrh, si ieIiiI.i, w.Htlncer the li ,lv, 01 r ft.sve nreiiiiitil tllen of the Hi li ; all dl-, tiiii's pveullir te mini unit v.-eiiiimi , ustlnn 1 tip., worms un I ptruslles et -ei On. Up Hen th it Inli'ii tlie liiiiimn i-temiieli util iniui'U, pluuils),! Inn 10, ilunicnll iinnlclii enii leutllpullmi. auriit-al jrrijfj.-t)i(.ernt'n or vnrlte c vi In-, en tli 1 11, uiu, in-ill lrilKii.in,, tiiieit ill. tiisi's, Hiiti.nt, Inn,. l,p, ,.,.ft p,iu, t., f, , hrrni.i, li (iv !,,, ueutr.ieliiil Itnci. Joint., inn 111N111, reiiiiiiMi or tiiimi imntw, pelypus, tiunoiBel any pin tot tjm liedy, liipjelnt dls-ita-u. Hienu In tlm hlivtiiiir, can cur et the lip, hreiist, or iiny poi lien of tlm limly, tnitlcei.is or wry neek All luipeilniit operttleiiH pctloriueil nml i Hurrfeen l.lsli t eultitiiitliul " Ants,-ptlc Spray," 11 nl under nmeitlietla. This methnil Iiisiiiim llm well ileiiu; el nil nevum weumls, nml llm pitluut itffiiln.t iiveu tlm Blluhlest' puln. Iliiiui buck, 01 iloleriiillli-t et tlie hack bnne tieiitiiiliinil eiirt'il wltliriut euttln orlncen viinlenee Ie tlm Hiiir.irnr. Kits el e.ury tit Bcilptleiieu e.. Hpcelillnvltiitlenlstuten.i. nl te teiisiiinptlvfi, te visit the doctor.. pu.leM. rim laviKtM el this illseisu they tirresttl they it In lliiin. Their Allium eiiin ts wltinmt rtvil. 'limy iiavnn eer.iilu uiiJsiiiutiirnluif ititrh. Acute ilieuiiiittlsiii iiiiruillii trniii'ji te H Iieiim, mili.Aoiite 11ml climiiii) rhiMiinitieii iu 11 loirespeiidlinrly flheitil.nii. AlhlHeises peeullM-te thtiHcxfH uspttliiiy. Tajie worm reuioveil In tne te llve lieursiiml without piln. 'llm flrtit iiipl. eniteeiilllicteileiiied tieutil elmrgu. Tlm ilnctnrs iluvetti tlm rnrimoen el tueii Thuislity leriurirleil opuintleiiH. 'I'hntc till ferliturem turutenl tUtuucs will pleate call iijien ine iieeiuri 011 the forenoon of each ritiriitay. 0.11 fit M tM Metiinrsl smttirrst nintlierat Aiojeu illxtutheil at nUlit unit hreken nl yeui lest hy 11 sic It child eiirrtiiliiu nml crying will, the uxurucliitliig pain of cutting teeth 7 II , ue ut tincn mid get nbnllloelMllH. WIN' hi.uW.SblMlTIUNU HVUUI. U will relieve llm pem Utile cultmet- linmiiillatiily depeiul iiiiiii It) thutels iioiiilslnkuitheiit It. TlivreU until mother ou earth who has ever tmed It, who will nut tell yen nt once that It will riKUhtte the bowels nnd ke nut te thu iietlmr, unit rellul iiml liealth te thu chilli, op. crulliiK lllu) uiiitfic. It Ispciltictly silo te uhii Inillleiwea.auit pleaiant te the tafte, and Is the prescription of ene of lhe eMiuttiinl best leiiiulu pliysleliins In tlm Untluit Htatus. Hehi nvery wtiern. 'J'i eenls a bettln. mavl-M.W.S.tw "A llelcbriiteil tlnsn." It scents prebabit) tlilit Mr, Michael O'Cen tmr, et (i.iliisliuig, III , la net lel.uetl te the eelebrHtetl (.hnrlcs O'Connor. Ile wiys t " .S'rtiiKtrreit A'entne etned me el ayspeptln and h'i'ucnil debility eVJ lwtloetUVw
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