,
H)j mcateti
in
I KAWXXMX I lAv A-
Velutin XXNi, ir.
LA.NOASTEU, PA., TUESDAY. SlU'TJilUBElt 1, lfcb'3.
Trice Twe Coin.
l'l.UMMNU AND
(JTOVKH, IIKATKIIN, KID.
FLINN & BKENEMAN ,
(lote FL1NN A IIIIKNF.MA.VM l(il HldVL-h illlil Heaters,
de te FLIN.N A IIUKNKMAN'H ler (Inn Flxluicn
(In te FL1NN A IIUKNKMAN'H ler Ceal Oil Lumps mill ChiiniliilhiiH.
tin te FLtNN A 1IHF.N KM AN'H lnr your Tin mul Ironware,
(letu FLtNN A IIHKNK.MAN'H ler HaiKalns In llioenis, Iluckt Is mill Tub-.
(In In FI.INN A IIHF.NF.MAN'8 ler your numbing mul (HlHtllng.
de te FI.INN A IIUKNKMAN'H ler Iren, Limit .mil Turrit Cntlu I'lpti.
Tim iciuiin why you should go te FI.INN A llltKNKM A.VM ler all el tlm iibuvu noeds Ii,
tliny lnwi) t lut baldest Stele, tliu l.iuge.t Hleck mill e.in itnil iIiihuII nl tliu lowest l'llces.
J
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 162 NORTH QUEEN STREET. LANCASTER, PA
llllln I.. AKMOI.lt.
PLUMBING, (JAS-TJTINU,
GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
Steam Fitters' Supplies, Patent Celd Case Heaters.
riTi'iiicst Werk, Best Workmen. Lcuve your Ordcru nt
JOHN L. ARNOLD'S,
Nea. 11, 13, 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
miY
IKUIUIr. I'AIINKMTIIUK,
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
( IIAIKB OLD HI'AND.)
HO. 14 EAST KING STREET.
iliU .Morning. KKITKMIIKIl 15, we will (iiiin the Luigei-l fleck of
BLACK SILKS,
IN LANCAMhlt.
Hanging ) tulce Inim Ulc te U Ii Alt IkmiIi t lit n I mgu lupe lnr' Snle ut Less I'iIcii
llmti tlu-KiiKiKHlm-iret te Impert F.miij peren wishing h black bilk lics should by all
menus exnuilne this line et goods. We ure new iccelvlug 'luautltltn m
WHITK AND OOLOFIBD BL.ANKfc.T3,
In all iitmlUUrt, Hit mid 12 I kIch bought lit tin' ri cent tru-'n imlii In New Yerk of HUM case.
TIlCHM gtKldS W III lit! Vlllll IllUCli tlCIUU VltlUV. lllMISI kl I'pelH HtltlUld llOt full til Inspect ttll'lll.
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
NO. 14 EA?- -ING STREET. LANCASTER, PA
I.IVMUY
11
OUMIITOI'H.
HOUGHTON'S
New Livery and Sale Stables.
PlUST-UIiASS HOUSES AND HUGGIKS TO HlUK ; ALSO, O.MNIUUSSE3 FOIt
PARTIES AND l'ICNICS. IIOHSKS UOUUHT AND
SOLD AT ALL TIMES.
Stables Ne. 44 Market Seet,
i ear of Old Black Herse Hetel.
lilt MAS
G
lltAMUKIt rKKllt.l.l'iK CO
kltjiivlan-
Oompceed of Fure Human Bxcromeut find Urlne. Unrlvaled for Wheat,
'1'obncue, QruBB, Cern, &e.
-SOLD 11V
VM. II. .IONKS, Ne. I.IUI Muikiit Mii-el; c. II. KOUF.UB, Ne. XI Mnikiit Btu-el;
(1HAIIAM, KMLKN A I'AMSMOKK. Mi till Market Htieet , J. KlllKIl ft HON, llrancliUiwn,
I'lilluiliilplil.i, uinl lurtpeimililu ilmiliUH KenunUly.
OFFICE.-N0. S Clieslnul Slrei'l, IMiilailelpliiu.
HllKilillllI
JUWK1 AND
TOIIN UAr.K'H tlMH.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Scheel Supplies and Stationery,
LARGE STOCK AT LOW PRICES,
AT TUB llOOKBTOIli: OK
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Neb, lb and 17 NORTH QUBEM ST., LANCASTER, PA.
TlNWAHtS, .CO.
J
OlIN 1. HUIIAUM.
FURNACES and RANGES
OK ALL K1N1IB
. REPAIRED.
Cull mul pen Urn Nuw Imprevuil WUUUUUT'
IKONUOLDUAHK
Radiating Portable Furnace,
Tliu 01iuiipn.it iiml Jluat KUKNACK In tliu
MurkeU
MANUKACTU11KI) KXOLUHIVKLV II V
Jehn P. Schaum,
24 Seuth Queen Streot,
leb2Myil LANCASTEU, 1A.
GltAVH HI'Ktlirill niKIIIUiNK. TIIK
(J rent KiiKltsli Keinwly. An uutallliiK
euro ler liupotenoy, mul nil Dlseiujua ttint
lollew less et Mmuery, Unlversul LiutM.
tude, l'ulu In tlm lluck, Ulinnusa el
Vlalen, l'roiimture out Ake, anil innny
ettiur ilUuuiua thut loud te Insanity or Con
sumption anil a I'roiniuureOruvo, Full par.
tlculurH In our pamplnt, which we iliuliote
sunil trvutiy inulf toevory euu. The Htiecltlc
Ueillcliiu U BOhl by nil ilniRKlala nt II pur puck.
ae, or hIx puckUKiM ter W, or will be sunt tree
by miitl en the rucetpt et the mnnny.byail mnnny.byail
ilresaintf the iiKent, 11. II. Cochran, 137 mul IXi
North Queen Blroet, On account el counter
feits, we bave ailoptea the Yellew Wrappur
thoenly gonulne. Quarnuli'Oij oleure lssueil by
us. i or Bttle In LuncAutur by il. II. coehran,
DniKUtst, 137 anil 11 North ljuoen Btroet.
apr.lva5wOUAY MKU1(JINJS "N,Y'
UAH V1TTMNU,
auuim.
UlAtll.K.
llfAlfU.
GUJisre.
STATION FHY.
VUAIj.
B.
II.
MAIITIn
Wboleealo ami Ketall Uoaler In all Umla of
LUMllKIt AND COAL.
r ranli Ne. 420 North Wateranil I'rtnce
triuitvi u'jevii Loinen UiuoiHter. ti3-lyil
Ji
COAL DEALERS.
OKK1CKS. Ne. 'il Neiitii (Jukhn Btiibkt, and
.NO. Mil NOHTII l'llIMUU tiTIIKKT.
VAHDi, NOIITII I'lllMCIt STnUBT, EAIl Ubid-
1NO DBPOT.
LANUABTKK, l'A.
ailKlMMIl
COAI. I C'UALiI
j Tliu uiiilorslKiieil I1113 ler biile, at bin
Yard, Cor. Andrew nnd 8. Water 8ts
uluruoiiiHertiutiiitortliu veiy bout klmln et
Ocnl for Family Ube,
which be will ilollver, cmermly welKhixl ami
ui'ii'eiiuil, te uny part et the city nt the lowent
initikuli'iitud. Oiilum by mall or tolephouo
lllluil preinptly
Julyb-tlil I'lllLlI' UINOKU.
MANUHK AND UUAb,
Nuw Yerk anil l'lithululphlu Heme Mn
nuiu by the carload nt roiluced pilcev. All the
ilK.bT (JICADK8 OF COAL,
Ilelh lnr Family ami Steam purposes.
UKSIKNT by Iho barrel, llAVmul 8TKAW
by the ten oruule.
Vaiie 315 HnrrUburK l'tke.
UuNKiut. Omcu 'Ai Kiwi Chestnut stroet
Knufftnan, Koller & Oe.
umt-lyd
WAIn
m. v. ii. cene
fll NOllTU WATKItHT., Lunnuttr, rn.,
Whelesalu ami IteUill Donlers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection with the Telephonic Exchange,
Ynnl unit Office Ne. SSONOUTll WATK
STUKKT tauSMvU
i)
,OMT rilltUKT TIlfciTWO bSIALL I1A
vunu ciKum lur du uenuiiie arilcle, at
HAUTMAN'S VBLLdVy rilONTUHJAU
WMI
MK1HVAI.,
k Vr.K'rt 1'll.UM.
CRYING FOR AID.
LehhiiI Appiillle, lliMiilnrlie. I)i'pnlen, In In
itli;i'Mtleu mul CiinstlpiitlonJIIIIeiiHtKiiiX, n Hal
low Kncn, Iiml Kyi'ii.uinlii lllntoliiMlHMn.ttie
iiiiioiiKtliesviiiplonn which ImlllHlu that the
l.lvcrlicryliiK luralil.
Ayer's Pills
will Btliuulatii the I.Iver te ptoper ncllen, mul
correct all IIickdIieuIiIuh. Omier inoieof tlnwe
rillBHlieul.' be taken ilally, mill I lienl tb U lull v
ihIiiIiIInIiciI. Th(iii5iiuiH ti'Mtlfy te tin lr nicut
nmriu
Ne laiully can allenl te be without Akii'b
I'lLU
riiK.i'Anr.t) nr
Dr. .1. C. Ajcr A; Ce., IiimtciI, .Mush.
Helil by all UruuulKtB.
e)l7-23lyilAw
)KltltV UAVIn'Hl'AIN till I.K.K.
DYS
ENTERY
QTJIVMER
s ' ' -VJ- COMPLAIN V
Tlivrn In mi tluie tobe leal tshen tlioje wn
leve me tnkun with tbone
tCltlllll) lIlHOilBOK.
The beauty ,,r perry DaVis'S
Pain Killer ,8,,H,ll,,c,B
he pieniptly, Hiuely iiml
ntllulcutly.
Iien't tin without
1'ain Killkr! Ilnve
It
cudy ler limliuil un ! Keei
II with you at houie
or abteiil !
ALTHE DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
Bt'Pll'llllllAW
KUTIUNli.
Pi KtllAI. KAIKIAI.M,
ASTRICH BROS'., ...
PALACE OF FASHION,
Ne. 13 EAST KING STREET.
We are nt present limy lirepurlnif for the
FALL fcKAhON.
NEW GOOD3 ARtUVE DAILY
In m cry iloparluient.
OUIt UIU.LXKUY DMAllTMIiXV
U already uteckeil with New llntx, Ilenniiti,
Keatherx, lllnlx, V iiiuh ami HieiiHtM tOHiiuh mi
oxteiiltlut we wcre compelled te miike ciu
talu iiltoratleim. In onler te Unit Hiilllclcut
loom ler our illiplay
Orf-Uur Hloie i new UkIiIuiI In the eveuliicu
with the
aiineux i:li:ctiuu meht,
m hlch Ii.im beeu un mlineiislv piiiclaluicil tlm
bent IIkIU ever nhewu. It briiiKt out colon
better limn iluyillil. ami Ii perlectlv h itii for
liuilcliliiu' uiieiIh. Iluy jour kix"H In tliu even
Iiik, ami takoyeur tliiie.
It Is limilly iicccHiniy ter us te Nayunuh
about mir Mil Ul.OVhtt. 'I'lio-e who have
beiiKhl them tieiii UK knew lliiitlhovureKootl.
ami the iitlii'i'4 will Mini It out If they will
kindly ulve us u trial. Our in-erliiienliil niei
out Is lue-t complete, unit the prlct'H are rluht
Weaie eirm Inn HOinuBpeclnl Oiirmilnsln hiiinll
hI.e, hih'Ii a. wolKVeinornot iliau wocare ler.
A Krentbiiiualn In Chilli's Kull lt"ulnr .Mude
Cotten IIOSK. Fancy, ft le !, ut I.V. An .tlier
biirualn . 7 lelS kihmIh, dial used IiimiiIIiihIiIkIi
ns u'ii'.. ler 'Jik- u mlr Lintlex Kull Ili'KUlur
IIOtK. Htrlped or Solid Celere, :."c. a pall'
Lii'iIeh', (U-nls' and Llillilren'H MKUINO
UNDKIlWhAltal lowest pilcts.
Sl'KCI AI.T1E8- Just locelvod, a. new line el
DRESS GOODS.
Cleth Suitings, In nil colere, IS Itichiu wlile,
ffJHc, nil wool.
IILACK CASIlMKUKS.
An KIcKimt Lliinanil at vuiy Lew I'rlccs. A
Hpeclul llaiL'alu. ID Inchi'ri whie, Sue.
III.ACK bILKU.
A Large Assoit'nent unit ut least J) pur cunt,
lower than cun be bouKhlelscwhoio. Cull ami
leek at our line.
lxii u Liin;e Line el FINK CLOTH SUIT.
INti Milfl.ne and l.r,ln all choice Shadow.
A FullHlovkel LAIHK.iANICIIILUllKN,8
JKUSlM, eiv clieap.
Will IK r'l.ANNKLs.
We Ii.imi mi la'il In a Lartje Asaeilincnt el
Whlte rlanuelH 1 1 mil l.'Kuup
r.AfKlt IIANHlJIUtl, 6.
plIAHI.M V FllV.
OUU LINK OF
Dade Window Shades
Is lawtcr than any Minstin liuioteloio. We
have tlieiu In All Celers, Mi nml miveii tout
leiiK. Tbesouneilsuro viirv xtj ll.ll and popu pepu
lui. tpcclal Hlzes luiulu te eidei.
PLAIN SHADING
lly tliuyunl In any iiuantlty, wlde widths ler
hiiite wiimIehh anil stele shades, 'llu ami
Weed SptliiK Itellura AIhe Cord Fixture.
Mhades iiiadu up pieinptly and hung lu bt'bt
uianiiur.
NKW 1'ATTKUNSOF
WALI PAPERS
Ol lOvery IiiHcilpllen. Coiutiien and Utll
l'upiir ut Lew l'i Ices. Ilerdi.'t'ri, Filueu. Cun-
till I'll'CUH, Ac.
LAOE OURTA1N8,
In Cieain mul Whlte. l'oles, C'ei'uIclb, llamls,
Leeps, Ac, . .
PHaRESW.FRY.
67 NORTH QUEEN ST.
OUUCKJttKn.
AT IIUUSK'M.
The Hest Uheu liluck III the Maiket,
Bixby's Best Blacking
It kIves ii iulek polish ami keeps the leather
soft.
IJIXIJY'S ItOYALl'OLISU
lias nositperlor, probably no eipinl, lnr Ladles'
mul Clilliireu's allecs. It kves u iiuw lliibh
nml keeps the leather selt.
U1VK IT A TUIAL.
FINE COMB HONEY
At Bursk's,
Ne. 17 EAST KING STREET.
LANCA8TKH, l'A.
MAKK NO JllOTAKK, VOIl YOU UAN
buy the best Be. Havana cigar In the
market, at
HAUTMAN'8 YKLLOW ITIIONT CIQAU
SXOItK
POLITICAL
hm'Uiimuan Tr.vriMONv.
;ian,(UM) HbciI AmiUHlly te the (.lly nf
l'lillnilelililit by tlm llf InnifHl In tlm
l.rKlKlalure Hml n llriniMrnlln
(leieriiur.
The CuiiimiUru of Onu lluiiiliuil, of
Philadelphia, of which ineic tliiiu ninety.
nl no (icr cent, uru Kcjiiililluuia, liave inndc
iroc1iiiniilleu Itint ulx lciulin inciistircH
clitiinpiuncd by Hint body were ctmctcd
Inte laws by tliu hint I.eislatiiru iiml
nigticd by the governor, ami of thuse three
hud fulled nt tliu lust nufslen of the Ku
titibllcnn r.egislature iiml two have Unethed
In vidn for passage Blnee lb7l. This is
thulr own lesliiiieny :
"Tite following is it list of the Commit
tee of One Hundred measures, te which
pledges wcre required of Iho candidates
before Indersement, nnd which were ,t,J
by the I.tgiJaturt this i . ir
" Aet transferring duties of collector of
delinquent taxes loiicciu'ref taxes nnd
reducing fees. This uct failed in 1881.1
" Aet reducing fees tif lecerderand sub
scquently un net abolishing ellku of re
corder. Fulled te puss in 18S1.J
" Act giving Councils power te compel
witnesses hi investigations of tliu rily de
partments mul trusts te testify. Fulled
te pass lu 1S81,
" Aet fixing tlie salaries eT thejudges of
the Courts of Common Pleas, making
them independent of politicians mul com
plying with the constitution. I 'a j led
slnce 1871, each session. 1
" Aet inereusing tliu salaries of the
judges of the Orphans' Court from !j.",uU0
te $7,000, te lule effect uflcr present terms.
Failed slnce 1871, each session.
" Aet reducing tliu salaries of county
elllccrs in Philadelphia." Made a net sav
ing of $111,000 per annum.
Sitvliil! by lepealel lleceidi i"s in I (cs.
uiate.') I i,iKm
Savlnix by ehauire lu dulliKpieul lav law
(cntliiiale,)... IVi.eim
a mi mil h. iv Inns..'. f.i:,inie
deitlslui;sauil b) ieieul id Hi enrd
ul'n net i.mii)
t.VJ.Ol")
Te lids mid saving te people by lepcnl
of act giving fees te scaler of weights and
measures, estimated SiW.iitJO te :J0,()000 a
year.
Making u grand having in the city of
Philadelphia alone of ever glt'J.ilUI), ac
cording te the estimate of the Committee
of Onu Hundred; and which that body
says, it was tumble te accomplish until the
Heuse of Representatives mul tliu execu
tive department passed under Democratic
control.
Toe Ilun en Hill.
The HumcH bill is one of Iheicalmul
vital issues of this campaign, and was a
Democratic measure iiittedueed and pressed
te passage witli elaborate, unanswerable
argument by the Democratic Senater
whose imme it bears. Its purpose is te
make investments in interest bearing state
or federal securities of the millions of
money new scattered around by the Treas
ury King in the banks which the members
of that ring choesu te favor. Sometimes
na much us $1,000,000 accumulate in the
treasury, nnd the balance there Is never al
lowed le fall below i.eOO.OOO. This
enormous sum is leaned out te banks fur
in excess of the capital of some of the de
positories nnd without any security lrem
them te the treasury, and practically none
te the state, as Hie tieasiirer's sureties me
only for half a million. Tills cuntiu ucd
speculation of the politicians with the
people's money is an old time scandal nnd
mid abuse which tliu Humes' bill proposes
te terminate by directing the surplus te be
invested in securities, se that it may earn
interest for the state instead of tliu politi
cal ring, llecuuse thut is the object and
effect of it the Regular Republicans in the
Legislature tried te defeat it. Cooper
battled it with amendments ntul postpone
meuts until he thought its chalices et pas
sage in tliu Heuse were extinct.
Frem a history of the bill, it Is found
that for each of Senater Cooper's amend
ments he only received Republican votes.
In the Semite it was u Democratic and
Independent vieteiy ever tliu Treasury
Rtug. This bill finally passed the Senate
March 1-1, and came up fur fluid passage In
thoHetiboon the last day of the session.
Senater Cooper, Tieasuier Rally, Chris.
Magee, and many ether Republicans, did
nil in their power te have il defeated,
working among the iiieiiibeis en the lloer
of the Heuse. It received 101 votes- US
Dcmeeiatsaud 10 Republicans, and forty,
ene votes in the negative, all Republicans.
The Republicans who voted for liiu bill
were Messrs. Ayers, C'eburn, Colbern,
Franklin, Hall, Hothersall, Hillings, My
tini, Nclll, Parkhlll, Huiniir, Slectim, Spoil Speil
sler, Stcrrctt, Thompson Lee, Trout, and
Veegtly. Mr. Nilcs, the Republican can
didate ter Auditor (icneral, was in his seat
in the Ilottbe when the roll was called and
failed te answer te his name. This is a
history of tliu bill as taken lrem the rec
ords of the Legislature.
Moreover, while Secretin y of Stale Sleng
er has, as ene of the commissioners of
the sinking fund, insisted upon the full
enfeicenient of the law, his colleagues,
Treasurer Rally and Auditor Cleneral Lem Lem
on, have obstructed it.
lilt) I'Oeplu'H KlKlil.
Therlght of equal leprescutatien is the
right preservative of all rights in a Ireu
government.
Te deny it is revolution, and biibverslvu
of republican Institutions,
Taxation without Representation was
what our feiefathers of 177U pietcsted
against, and the right of pceplu of all par
ties te be represented fairly is a light net
te be measured by money.
The Pennsylvania Demeeiats claim litis
right for themselves and concede it te
ethers.
The Pcnusylvnnia Republicans deny it.
Ill 1880, the Republicans polled 111,701
votes lu 1'euusylviiuhi.
The Democrats polled 107,120 votes.
Pennsylvania elects M Congressmen.
;)0,W;t votes is the quota ler one mem
ber. The Republicans are entitled le 1 1 Con
gressmen. The Democrats tite untitled le U Con Cen
grcssmen. The excess represents the additional
member.
Fair apportionment would give the lie
Dubllcatis 15 members, at most.
rair apportionment weuiu give tue
Democrats lit members, at least.
The Democrats eiler the Republicans 17
Congressmen nnd claim 11.
The Republicans offer the Democrats 0
and claim for themselves 10.
The Democrats while contending for
Kqtinl Representation have nevertheless
shown a willingness te compromise- in
order that the Legislature might perform
its constitutional duty and adjourn. On
the ether hand the Republicans have net
only scouted the Idea of Rqual Representa
tion but refused te accept the liberal
Democratic offer of a coiunrumise, and
have imposed upon the state a cost of
$1100,000 in order te maintain the present
unfair apportionment.
Democratic Kconeiultu.
A comparison of the list of elllccrs of
the last ltcj,,b"c . " "w.ili ,he Deme
cratic Heuse, shows thcre are Iwenty-lhrce
places which the Democrats did net fill,
absolutely denying themselves, In the nub
-.1 I
lie interest, that much patronage allowed
them by laws of Republican enactment
and of which Republican Houses have
never failed te take advantage. The AV
fuMutn Si tulle had is ' nwnb,r.
The elllccrs and empleyes dispensed
Willi by the Heuse and the money thus
saved te the statu at the rate they have
been allowed by Republican Houses, are as
fellows :
1 Speaker' C'lcik at
'2 .''cikcuiiU-aI-Aiiiis
I Doer-keeper ,
a. 1 CSM'lim'l " .
5 Pasters and Felders ,
1 I llelllilll ...............
i .inn uers..-. ..............
i i nip .................................
1,'iOU
'.'.llll)
'.mil
I,1"!
I..VO
.TIKlO
2,H
11
17.7U0
A cutting eir of 2.'I officeholders and a
saving of 17,700 in salaries, which with
the usual allowances for mileage, ova, will
run the total amount saved up te ever
8IS.U00.
The Philadelphia AV..W, Intl., referring
te this, said :
"The Democratic Hetise of Representa
tives lias effected a saving for tliu slate of
ever eighteen thousand dollars by a refusal
te appoint supcMlitetis empleyes. The
saving is net large, hut It is exceedingly
meritorious, for It is always eat ier te re
trench the expenditures of ethers than te
cut down our own. We should be pleased
te see in the newspapers that have de
manded icferin a proper recognition of
the deserving of Iho Hetise of Representa
tives for what has been accomplished."
Sotuiter bteHHrt's ferinnr I den el Appor
tionment. iFTiir, .'Jin.fiSO Republicans who voted
for James A, Reaver, and the l!l,7i;i Re
publicans who voted for Jehn Htcwnrt,
making US!),:i:i2 in all, are entitled te sev
enteen icpresentativcs, surely the !l.iri,7!)l
Democrats who voted for Rebert 12, Pat Pat
tisen ought te be entitled te cloven repre
sentatives. Se Jehn Stewart thought
when he offered a bill te glve the Demo Deme
eiats 11 districts, and in support of it en
May20th, lie said, "I bullcve it is net
only the true policy of the Republican
party, but I believe il is our duty as sena
tors le fashion an apportionment which
will be aeceptable te both branches of the
Legislature mid which will become a law
Mr. President, whalover
the vote, the responsibility will net rest
with me. 1 beliee it te be fair, lam
willing te accept it mid de what I can te
seciite its ultimate passage, mid if my polit
ical iitseiiiite rtjtcl if, Ut the responsibility
rest upon than, te meet the public in explnnii
lien of it." The Democrats ellered te
lake Iho Stewart bill. Stewart's " political
associates" i ejected it. In his own lan
guage let them take the rcpensibility and
" meet the public in explanation of it."
I.eclalullve l-.xpeniieii.
The Rarrlsbttrg Patriot makes the fol
lowing comparison :
The entire expense of the three Legisla
tures next preceding this euu was as fol fel
lows :
Liislaliiii el ls;s fSJI.Is:, 77
IH7!i SM,I!I7 17
' lKl, '.l'lli.017 I'll
This shows an avernge cost of $377,
100.05 for the three Legislatures next pro pre
ceding the present ene. These Legisla
tures were each and every of tlieiu Re
publican in both branches. Nene of them
met In special session. The cost of each
of them given above is for the regular sos ses
sisn only, no ether having been held cither
in 187S, or in 1870, or in 1831. Thus it
will be seen that the expense of both the
tfju.ir an. "tiitil sfifiii of the present
Legislature is 200,071.01 less than that of
the .itii siMumfer iSSi tivite, and $121,
KiU.O.'i less than the avernge cost of the
thrce Legislatures of 1878, '70, and 81.
II ew te Slop It.
One of the resolutions adopted by the
Grangers nt their recent gathering at Wil
liams' Greve declares, "The long-continued
abitse of turning te personal and party
bcnellt the Interest of funds coming into
the state ticasury must be stepped nnd the
efrcndcr.s punished." Hew can It be
stepped V Only by electing Jeseph Powell
state treasurer, who becomes by virltte of
hisolllceuue of the Sinking Fund Com Cem Com
ndssieneis who, with Mr. Stengcr, will
then direct that state funds shall be used
for the benefit of the state and net for the
pecuniary benefit of individuals. Hew
are the offenders te be punished ? Prompt
ly and severely by beating at ttie polls in
November Llvscy, the Republican candi
date ler statu treasurer, whom Wolfe calls
" the crcaluru of Chris. Mngcc," who de
sires te handle the state funds in the very
manner in which the Grangers say they
should net be bundled. Farmers, leek
after this matter.
Wliore l'eunll was Hern.
ChaiimaiiTeui Cooper says Powell is an
P.ugliHhmnn.
As te Powell's place of nativity, it is, of
course, net a matter of much importance,
except perhaps te Cooper, who last year
maintained that nobody was qualitlcil for
a btate elllce unless he had been born in
Pennsylvania. Cooper himself was born
in Ohie, Rut, as a matter of fact, Mr.
Powell's gicat grandfather came te this
country in 1712. His grandfather was a
soldier in the Revolution. Mr. Powell's
father was an old resident of Rradferd
county, Pa., and he himself was bem and
always lived theie.
A 1'iut 1'rliiclple.
That conservative journal, the Philadel
phia (:, in discussing the claim of tliu
Republicans in thu Senate te a representa
tive in Congress far lu excess of tliu Re
publican proportion of tliu vote in this
State declares that such a principle is a
"tiling of tliu past, condemned as it had
been by National and Statu legislation, by
enlightened pmgrcss in public opinion,
and by the whule drift of our public
affairs."
What MIohOiice Hulil.
On tiir fleer of the Heuse, April II,
Nilcs, Republican candidate for Auditor
General said ; " if the vete was even we
would then be entitled le just m many mem
bets us i,'ii ; " we are entitled te have under
the Garllcld vete sixteen Republicans and
twelve Democrats." The Democrats of
fered Nilcs' party seventeen. Hew can
he defend their rejection of this offer 'i
TWBI-VI. 1-iatSUNd I.UMT.
The ilmli HrltHiinU Lest mul tlin Captain's
l'ltmlly ami KiK'it Men Drowned
The government steamer Nowfleld which
has arrived from stable Island, at Halifax,
N. B , says that the bark Rritannia, of
Shereham, England, Captain Alfred Gar Gar
Hten, from Mayrant bay for Montreal with
175 hogsheads, 20 tlerces aud 170 barrels
of sugar and 25 ptinchoeus of rum, went
ashoie en Kast liar, Bable Island, at 1 a.
m., en the Dd of Soptembor. The captain's
wile and Unco children and eight of the
crew wero drowned, including the tlrst
aud second mates, The captain and the
remaining thrce seamen have arrived lu
the Nowfleld, The Rritauula experienced
a hurricane en thu 20th ultimo, in which
a beat was lout and the lower topsails were
blown away. When the vessel struck she
was running n north northeast ceurse. The
only beat left was get out, but was seen
destreyed, A beat from Stable Island
attempted te reach the wreck but failed,
owing te the heavy seu. The survivors
remalncd en the wroek all tli.it day and
the next. On the third day the vosiel
liAMAh In BmMAAl ftb mmi naftlBM Ah4 flT
UUim IU Ull'ilK U', VTI1UU UllUbUUl ilVlUIU'"
te roaeli her by a llfe beat was successful
and the survivors wcre takeu off, Previ
ously the crew hed constructed a raft and
nil hands wero en It, when a heavy sea
swept thorn off. The thrce sailors saved
and the captain wero able te roaeli the raft
again, the latter carrying with him twoef
his children, but they died shortly after.
VOUK DA Y.I IN A THANUK,
A M"Mcliiietli) WetnHii Who flan lleen
UiicoiiicIeiiii Hlnce 1 liumdny night,
Mrs. Atphonse Rradferd, Hyannls, en
Cape Ced, Mass., furnishes the jicople of
that vlll.ige a fruitful subjoet for com
ment. Mrs. Rradferd Is a poison of
modlumistie propensities and lu private
has dene conslderablo in her ways In
spiritual circles, Fer sometlmo past her
health has net bceu particularly robust,
she having overoxortcd herself In domestic
labor. Last Thursday night seme of the
neighbors dropped in te make a call, and
seen the conversation turned tien the
subjoctef tncdiumshlp aud kiudcred toples,
and it Is slated that thore are conslderablo
talk about securing a Rosten medium te
cotne te the vlllage and held seances.
Mis. Rradferd interposed seme objections
te the plan, aud thore was a geucral dis
cussion of the subject, the lady lu ques
tion taking qtiitu a prominent part nnd
succeeded in working horself up te a high
nervous tension, which had net been ro re
duccd when her callers departed. After
their luave taking she b eca me very ncrv
eus and, as related by the attending physl
eiau, talked en uutll about midnight,
when film foil into a trauce. At the ex
piration of thrce hours, net roeovoriug
her faculties, the phytlciau feuud her
apparently (lead, with a marked rigidity
of the body, colorless and cold ; but clese
examination showed that llfe was net
extiuct, aud iti that oetid itien she was at
last accounts. Twolve years age Mrs.
Rradferd had a similar experience and
remained unconscious twenty two days.
MAMUl.l'.D nV A HKL.T.
Tlin llnrrltiln lijunee Jehn Kiinnn Heeelvcd
liy Heme CMtiKht In llevulvlnc licit.
Jehn Kanan, 10 years old, of Cresseti
street, belew Cedar, Philadelphia, was t'je
victim of a frightful accident at Sohefleld's
woolen mill, Manyuuk, last evening. He
was sitting at a window facing the Schuyl
kill, when he was caught in the belt of
ene of the large wheels. His body was
whirled around in several lightning reve
Itttiens. His left feet was caught in the
belt and his body waH finally liberated by
the feet being tern from the ankle jeiut.
The body was thrown f rim the opeu win
dow into the Schuylkill river. William C.
Shaw and Jehn Powers, two empleyes of
the mill, went te the weuuded man's
assistauce and wero soveioly injured In
rescuing him from the river. Kauan was
taken te the Pennsylvania hospital. His
body was terribly mangled. Tlie left feet
was tern from the secket ; the right feet
was biehen in several places and the right
arm was badly crushed. He was net
expected te live until mernlui;.
I.OBB ami UHii.
CKAPIKn I.
" 1 wns taken sick a year nne
Willi bilious levur."
My doctor pronounced tue cmud, but 1 net
tick again, with torrtble pains In my back ami
sides, nml get se bail X
Could net meve I
I shrunk !
Frem sjs ll,s. te 1.W I 1 had been ilocterlnu for
my liver, but It me no k""L 1 ltil net expuct
te llve mere than thrce month. I began te
use Hep llttlurs. Directly my appetite re
turned, my pains kilt me, my ontlre system
seemed renewed iwir by iuiibIe. milliliter ualiiK
several bottles I urn net euly us proud us
sovereign, but weigh morn thin I did bofero.
Te Hep Kilters I own my llfe.
Dublin, .June (i, 'Hi. II. FrrzrATnicK.
CIlAlTUnil.
" Maiden, Mass., Feb. 1, 18S0. Uoutlemon
lHiilt'ureil with attacks et sick hciiduohe."
Neuralgia, lomale trouble, ler years lu thu
most tun lido and eerutlatlug manner.
Ne medicine or doctor could gtve me letlel
ei'cuiuuiu until I used Hep Hitlers.
'Tliullratliettlu
Nearly eured inn j"
Thu second made me us well nml stieng aa
when a child.
" And I have iiuuii se te tills ilav."
My husband wasnu Invalid ler twenty yuius
with usurious
' Kldney, llveruuil miliary complaint,
"l'roneuiicoil by lioilen's bust piiisleluuH
" Ineiirublu I"
fovea bottles el your bitters eurud him aud
I knew et the
" Lives el eight puixeus "
lu my nelghboiheoil thai huvu beeu saved
by your bitters.
And many uieiu aiu using tlieui with great
bunullt.
"They almost
De miracles Mis. K. D. Slnek.
Hew te (Jirr Sick. Uxpose yeurselt day ami
night ; eat tee miieh without uxotulse ; work
tee haul without rest; doctor all thu time ;
take nil the vllones rums advertised unit then
you will want te knew Iiuw te net ivcll, which
Isansuutudlu thrce words Take Hep Hit
lers ! ep3-ll!iilTii,Th,3Aw
Celluloid ICye-Ulasses are net allocled by lit lit
mesphuilc ctuiugiH. Thov me eiunlly adapt
ed te warm nml cold climates. Fer sale by nil
leading Jen elcrs nnd Opticians. sl7-lwilced
A Mail llrenth
Islnsulluiablu. We don't like It. A person
wltha strong breath must net make hluiault
very lainlllar with us. An lmpuiu breath Is
caused by an unhealthy stomach. Burdock
Meed Illltcri will correct this evil, They ure
the bust stomach medlcluu known. Fer sale
by II. II. Cochran, (linguist, 137 nml 1JU North
ijuuun street.
Wluit due Dene Did.
S, b. ti raves, el Akren, N. Y had Asthma of
the weist kind. Toek ene ilesu el Jtuinai'
KcUctrte Oil ami was lolluved in llve minutes.
Ilendils: 'Would walk ten miles ler tills
niedlclu'iaiid pay $5n botlle ferlt. It euied
my wlloel rheumatism llke magic." Forsale
by II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 ami Yi'i North
quueii sticut.
A l.ltu-Suvliig I'rencnt.
Mr, M. i:. Allisen, Hutchinson, Kan : Saved
Ids lldi eyu simple Tilal el Dr. Klng'e New
Discovery, ler Consumption, which caused
him I i piscine a large bottle, that completely
cured him, when doctors, eliange or clttmitu
and uveiythlng else had lailuil, Asthma,
Iliencliltls, Hoarseness, Hovuie Coughs and
nil 'lhl out and I. ling Diseases, 11 Isguaiuntccd
te onto. 'I i lal llottleH lieu ut Clies. A. I eehur's
DiugBloie. Large al.e, ft.lO,
Small i'ex driven lrem a cemmuully by
Dai bj s I'rophylaclle Fluid, fiee advertise
ment. lluckleu'a Aruica Hulve.
Thu greatest medical wonder of the world.
Wurmuleit te speedily eure burns, Urulses,
Cub), Ulcers. Suit llhuuiu, Fever seres, can
curs, l'llus, Chilblains, corns, Tetter, Chapped
Hands and all skin eruptions, guaranteed te
euro In evuiy Instance, or uieuuy rulundud,
'$ cunts per box. Fer sule by Ches. A. Lechur.
Jo25-lyeodAw
De Yeu llolleve It.
That In this town iltore are scores el persons
piiHMi.jt our store evciy duy whose lives ure
imule iiilsumble by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour ami distressed htenmch, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation, when ler 75e. we will soil
them Shlleh's Vltallznr, uuarouteod te eure
thorn. Held by II. II. Cochran, druggist, Nes.
147 and 139 North Queen stroet. iub7-oeUi
-i
AltUAlMn IN WATUHKS,
UMIUKt
li Cuil ns. ltlngi
Chains, Kings, SpecUiclcs, Ac impairing
et nil kinds will receive m;
linn. I.OIIIH WKHKILNe. 1
my jHirauuiu niiuji
, iJOk North Qm-en
personal atteu-
uIch,I. lliennml)er iihiiie find
number. 1)1-
rectly oppesllo City Hetul, neui,l'i'nnylrnns
raUread doeot, dee M lv J
VI.OI HlNU,UNVKHirMAjK, MV.
We have prepared with mere
than usual care an assert
ment of
FALL OVERCOATS
That cannot fail te please the
most faBtidieus taste. We have
thorn from low grades te the
finest at prices from
$6 TO $25
And invite your early inspection
of our stock.
A. C. YATES & CO.
Ledger Building, Sixth & Chestnut Sis.
1'llIL.AUnLl'IIIA.
BlS-lWll
N
U11UKTU TIIEI'UHI.IU.
A NF.W
Tailoring Establishment.
I would rnpectlully notify the citizens el
Lancaster mul vicinity thut I have openod
this day a
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
-AT-
129 and 131 Nertn Qnesn sr.,
And keep en hand a large assortment ei the
LATEST NOVELTIES
OF THE
EUROPEAN MARKETS
FOR
Men's
Wear,
Which 1 MAKKTO OKUKll at 8hert Netice
In tlieLATKSTSTVLKH. The werkmansaip
FII18T-CLABS only.
CST Tenus Strletly Casta.
Jehn G. Haas.
iiUKl-3md
n.u
UOSTKTTKU BON.
FALL
OPENING.
Sl'LKNMI) L1NF.8 OF
Treuserings anil Overceatings.
The IIium of Men's Youths' and Heys'
CLOTH1NU wn urn new uiunutncturlng unit
iimciug uu hui minis uru Hiipuiier in any we
have vel offered, mul our Custom Department
commas uu inu cneicest rauncs
lrem which
we muki
overy description et
Uurments te
onler.
-Wouie irmly ler you, ami will offer our
Stock ut such ileus ns will lusure n ready
sale.
I B. Hostetter & Sed,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANOABTKH. l'A.
H.
(IKllllAllT.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
1 heieby Infe.'iu tboje In woutet a
FALL OH WINTER SUIT OF
CLOTHING,
That I Inivu new In stock the LAUUE8T AND
F1NK8T ABSOKTMKNTer
Woolens for the Fall and Winter Trade
That has ever been exhibited In the Cltyel
I. minister. Agleut variety Of FALL AND
W1NTKU
OVEBOOATING
1 keep NONK HUT XHK 1IK3T or
Foreigu autl Demestic Fairies,
Amlatl Goods ero warrantedas ropresonUnt at
E Gerhaifs
FINE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
Ne. 6 East King St.,
LANCA8TF.lt, IA.
"tlUAllu.
J. ',. BTAUFFF.lt, OoedvllU, LancMter Ce.,
l'e. Mnnutaeturer of Fine I'ennaylvanUaed
Domcstle ClKrs. Orders promptly attended
te. aujiWwd