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LANCASTEIt, JAXUAltY K, 1SSS,
Whether Insurance Insure.
TIie supreme com t et our stnte has de
cided lliat a country stere-keeicr, who had
in his store, when It burned down, a little
inore gunpowder than the quantity limited
In his Insurance, lest the ItenelU eC the
policy. This Is a decision stricllv in line
with the well developed temper of the su
preeo court et Pennsylvania, te contem centem contem
plate legal qucstieus through corporation
spectacles. The ordinary judgment will be
that unless the cxc&is of gunpewdei in the
stere could be shown te have caused the
damage, it should net prevent the store
keeper from recovering the less which
he had paid his money te insure him
self against. Thcre has been a great in
justice dene te him in the sti ict construction
of the contract. Thcre would have been no
injustice dene te the iusnrance companies
unless they have suffered their less through
the violation of the stipulation ns te the
quantity of powder. The less they would
nieetby pajing the storekeeper for the
damage te hU property is one that thev
were paid by him te meet.
This seems te be plain enough, but .icer
tain class of judges and lawyers caunet sec
it this way. They call for the letter of the
bend, ns Shylock did. They say te the
storekeeper " you agreed that the polio
should be void if you kept rnore than se
much powder; you kept mere than you vv cre
permitted te keep and a3 you have violated
your contract you must suffer for it ; and
the insurance company can betli keep
it3 premium and save the insurance it sold
you." As we have suggested before, it is
netable that theso strict censtrucrs of the
law, generally find that their arguments
favor the corporations, though they
may net, as judges, be hired attorneys.
It has long been .- realization of the in
sured than insurance does net insure.
When it Is applied for, the affable agent
cannot laud tee highly the wealth nnd
honerablo dealing of his companies. The
mero insurance asked for, the mere he U
delighted. He will take any amount of
your money and give you any amount of
his companies' premises te save you harm
less from fire. He does net offer veu the
policy until he gets your contract and your
cash. Probably the mnjerity of persons de
net read thcirpelicics when they get them.
They have paid for them and they con cen con
cludethat they nre insured if the company
continues solvent. They make a very grave
mistake. The possibility isthat they arc net
insured at all, aa the storekeeper we speak
of was net ; and the rea enable certainty
is that their insurance is Jeopardized nnd
curtailed by the stipulations contained in
the notes, in vcr.v line print, that maybe
re.ul with a magnifying glass in an ebscure
part of the policy. Most persons never
suffer from fire They are happy all their
lives in the sincere belief that they are in
sured ; and the companies gleefully take
their money every year. It is a beautiful
arrangement 01 rrovuience winch gives
joy and satisfaction te no inanj jn-eple of
diverse interests.
Hut the beauty does net continue w lien
the fire comes. Then the adjuster of Hit
company appears, and is an exceptionally
clever individual If he does net satisfy jeu
that he suspects that you hae liml jour
property yourself. When he gets down te
a valuation of the less he calls vmir
attention te all the line print pio pie pio
vislens which ctcept from insurance a
geed proportion or the thing yen have lest;
and then he condescends te appoint an
expert builder, whom he imports fiem
abroad, as his appraiser, and allows you
the privilege of appointing another. The
expert generally gets away with the cetin
try carpenter and finds a inluimuin of
damage ; if he does net the company
claims the privilege of rebuilding; when
you get through with this experience of
"heads I win, tails you lese," you nre
u-ady te question whether Insurance In
Fares. The State's Leeches.
The officers of our state go eminent
have seme apprehension lest the legislature
bankrupt the treasury. It has been do de
plctcd by the refusal of the supreme ceml
te aid it in collecting taxes from its friends,
the corporations, and the proposals te cut
off the licenses taxes nnd te give great
sum3 for educational, militaty nnd char!,
table purposes, crcate a very leasonable
fear that the cash will net held out. The
main usoef our legislatuie new is te deplete
the treasuiy. "We have had moie revenue
than we hae any legitimate use for, and
if we did net have a very liberally disposed
legislature, we could step collecting ncailv
all state tax os.
The btate, however, hasa national gtuud,
which is a geed leech, and like a leech ex
haxista its virtue in drawing its money.
We have an expensive judlciarj , tee, which
may be et seme value, although we know knew
that for half of the money we could get ten
tones better sen-Ice, if the Lord would but
find us some way te get geed judges. The
ncaviesianu most unjustifiable draft en the
etate treasury is, however, In K-half of se
called chailtable institutions. The are ail
being saddled en the stale, black, blue and
gray, of every order of merit, and in all
conditions of dilapidation. The objection
t3 the itate'8 sustaining them Is that they
nre private charities, ee organized ; and
that they are pitched upon thestate because
the originators grew weaty in well-doing
nnd think it Is wl, after they have had
the glory of starting aud managing the
iaiti utietis, that the state should pay the
piper.
Tue slate hsuld dj 1:9 6ueh thhitf. It
should take care of all itspoerand afflict rd ;
but it should de it .systematically, In
asylums properly located nnd distributed,
nnd wholly under its control. If local
beards of magnates want te de neble
things in the way of philanthropy let them
de them as they list, but let them pay
for the privilege,
The Xen Jail.
There 11111 be geed reasons te doubt the
expediency of building a new jail, but they
are net found in the considerations ad
vanced by the last grand jury'sreiHrt. The
depressed condition of business affords the
best occasion for the erection of public
buildings. Werk aud material ate us cheap,
doubtless, as they willcver lie, and the lean
which the county would have te make te
meet the necesarv epensc can le secured
new at an unusually low rate et interest.
If there Is any immediate occasion for the
erection of a new jail, new is the accepted
time.
The lucesslties for mere jail room aris
ing out of the overcrew 11I condition of
the institution, were supposed te havelwi-n
met by the law passed allowing the local
court tosentenceleng teun prisoners te the
Kastern penitentiary. It seems they can
be kept there mere; securely, and at much
less cost te the county than here : if se,
there they should go. It is certain that the
prospect et confinement in that institution
lias far mere terror fei criminals than that
of imprisonment in the Iincaster jail.
One of the met ipular reasons for a
new jail is the desirability of occupying the
present sitewith mere nttractive improve
incuts than a castellated penitentiary.
Mich considerations ought te have been
forcible with the county authorities
licfere the new buildings were put
en the almshouse ground. The removal
of the institutions te less valuable property
and te a mere retired situation would have
been a great gain ; and would have opened
the way te lieautifyingeur eastern suburbs
with improvements that will never be mndp
in the neighborhood of the jail, jxnir lmne
and hospital.
n Vpt Criticism.
Mr. U. W. Gesse, the eminent Kiii;li-.h
critic who has been visiting this country,
is credited with the following expression of
opinion :
In riiilaclelpliH tlu-re is ene of the most
melancholy objects that I have von 111
this country. In the very centre et the city. I
mean the new government luiililiutT, 0116 of
the paltriest nnd most protesquo -structures
uv or foisted upon n modern tow 11. The mono v
spent upon the frightful lmildlug inlpht h.vwi
made riiiludclphia the most IxMiititul of
cities
Mr. Gese will, net lie binned for any
lack of politeness 01 breach of hespitalitv
if it turns out that he really said what is
here ascribed te him. The longer the new
public buildings in Philadelphia aie con
templated, the mere of wonder it will K K
eeme that such a structure was ever
erected.-
The site is in all respects inappropriate,
occupying! he crossings ()f the t vv e t horougli herougli horeugli
fares where ,of all places, there should be an
open square. A massive pile of architec
ture should be located en an eminence or in
such u position that a clear view of its en
tirety could 1)0 had ; there is no point of
view from which this Philadelphia public
building shows te advantage; indeed the
project is mooted of buying ,1 block of
buildings south of it te tear themdevvn ami
1ft the huge marlile edifice Ik- seen from
Chestnut street.
But when seen it is no great shakes.
Many millions have been spent upon it, and
seme of its details are very handsome ; but
as a whole it lacks striking beauty, grace
or impressive splendei of any sort. The
ugly, mansard slate 1 oef which surmounts
it would sikiiI the effect of almost any
building, and i is difficult te see hew (he
great tower that is te go up will add te the
stiuelure anything but gretcsquenes.
A 1 1 iti si:i advertise themselves liv losing
their diamonds; I'mellf-liter Sulliv.in tiikes
n short cut te the same end l,y pettiup mag
nificently drunk.
A 1'iibriv Hieiy comes from -s.ilt l..,,.
City, the jire.it Mermen centre, which show s
that Cupid knows no section in playing
pranks 011 his faithful doveleos, and tlint ills
dart is Just as cflli-.ieieils in thu liluo-lileo,!
of Mornienisin, ns it ever was with the light
hearted shepherds and shepherdesses of
Arcady. Nothing npe 11 daughter of llrig
hiun Yeung fell in lev 0 vv ith her nephew, and
M10 was promptly sent Kast te school in the
liellef that the infatuation would seen ias.s
nvvny. In the ordinary eoiirse of all.nrs this
would li.ive only resulted in utrcngtheinu
the attachment, but with Mm Yeung thore
was nn entirely dilTeicut sequel. While nt
school she fell in levti with n New Yerk
phynician named Harrison, nnd their iiiur iiiur
ringe en Sundav ended a most delightful
leinn'vc. This union is an assault en M01-
meiiiHiii at its wenlcest point. Let but llie
daughters of the Latter Day Saints re.ilize the
dignity and happiness of their Kastein sisters
in the monogamous relation and thu "twin
relic of barbarism" must go steadily te the
wall.
Ne better plan te forever bury Ireland's
lmpes for n brighter day could Imv e been con
ceived than the Londen dynamite .
PIomIeiik.
Ix thu llerks county case, in whiili the
master divided that a tut npiku company had
nojiewertonppropiiato 11 public highway te
ll purposes, without nn express charter
grant, ,Iudj;e Sassainan has nppioed the
finding nnd made pei manent the injunction
against the turnpike company, pielilbitlng it
from entering iipeu the read with its fates or
collecting tells.
li inaj bium n llttlu difficult te believe, lint
the fact Is vouched for by all intelligent
travelers In the Seuth that the educational
facilities for the negre liulew- .Masen and
Dixen' line are far nuporlei te tho-e given
him in the North. These who harp en the
old hiring that the negre only needs educa educa
tien te make him a model citizen ate cither
Ignorant of the fact or forget that all the
Southern Mates Mirjiam their Northern broth breth
ren In keeping the lamp of knowledge well
burning. Seuth Carolina juiys 111010 colored
teachers than nil the states of the North, and
Alabama employs 1,000 colored teaeheri. The
hauie inny be tald in lesser degree of North
Carolina, Uoergia mid Mississippi. Theso
Northerners who me advocating the uneon uneen uneon
Htltutieiul lilalr bill us u panacea for all ills
should give 11 little attention te the educa educa
tlenal M.UUtics in their own stales, when
they will be forced te centes th limy me
eetilnil their Southern brethren in the eiiert
te dispel ignorance from the land.
IlAliu times mid a low rale ler money are
geed reasons why the present is Iho best tline
te build u new county prison.
incur 1.1 vine.
Think tnil) , niitl thy thei-H lit
shall tlm w erhl' latnliie lue-d 1
3Ii!"f truly, una ttach word or thlu
shull be u fruit hi I wjej :
l.iv e truly, and thy Ufa shall be
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II, Mvnar.
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nriteir sin.iuri: 1110 till
mr irrr.j- or 1111 a m-j.
letaller Hie Ilenmntlc t'ureer el l!ni;LitHt'
Heroic lilrltaln-V iilill(ir Win, Loved
Iin;er Illsl'atuttutUhleleKlilva
vtisuitlcent Leeking Man.
When, after the battle et l u Kle.i, the
utorieus Hntish sought the missing trem
their ranks, the dead Isxly of Lieutenant
Colonel lturnaby was found, his hand grasp
ing the threat of the Arab whose spear hnd
given him his death wound. The news of
Ids denth was received in I'.nirl.md with gieat
sorrow. Uuniaby was a soldier of excep
tional physical and menial endowments, and
courageous and noble te the height of hereim
His life forms an interesting chapter in the
volume of romantic biography.
rrederick t.usUivus llurnaby was Ivern at
ttedferd, Lmglaud. in March, lsti UK fa
ther w as a clergyman of the church of Eng
land. The famih te which lire Ivny helemred
was of royal stvk. He was the nineteenth
In ilescent from Kmp Ldward I. ene et the
grandest figures m Lngland's Insteiv.
Y'eung lturnaby was educated at llirrew,
where he get into trouble by sending some
literary squibs having the school as their
subjeet, te the editor of r-afh, who pub
lished them, and the writer hardly escaiKxl
expulsion for his iierfermnn. While at
vhoel, lie was remarkable ter his linpuMie
ability. He studied earnestly the Spanish.
Italian and Ru-slau languages', in addition te
the ancient nnd modern tongues includ.-U in
the curriculum of the institution.
At sixteen years of age lie was n handsome,
scholarly veung fellow, as romarkaeie for
leats of athletic strength and skill as for his
attainments. He chose te be a soldier and
in lsj9 ussetl the pre-eribed examination,
and w as gazetted cornet in the Reval Herse
Guards. In lttfl he was made lieutenant, and
the years afterwards captain. His nomina
tion for major took place in 1-70. In l-se. he
attained the rank of lioutnnant-enlenol. and
the next year was made a lieutenant- olenel
eninmanaing his ew n regiment.
an ADvnsTrnnrn TrtAvni-rit.
"olenel l'.unmby was known throughout
the ei Hired world as nn adventurous trav
eler, lie traveled, 111 l-m, through spniu
nnd Trance, and became as well known 111
the highest circles of these countries as of his
own. In 1570 he mid a brief visit te IUihm.l
Three years atier he was in Naples, w here he
was struck down with fever. The Duke of
Ceimjiight. who happened te be in the cliv
al the time, had the patient removed trem "a
hotel te mero eeiufnrtiible quarters and did
much te forward his roeov cry. In 171 Cel.
Iliiruahy , isitcul Spam and iittaehed huiiRe.i
te the army of Den Carles. He .isj-ttel at
Alie, Dii-astille. Vera nnd Mani-ru, as well as
at the capture of Kstell and the siege of Tolena.
At tne cio-eel is, 1 Colonel Hurnabr was
in Central Afnea, where lie went te' visit
"Chinese f.orden," who had organized and
wns m command of an expedition formed
under the auspices of the 1'gvptian e em
inent for the purpose et exploring, nnd if
is,s-.ble, civilizing the "Cnknevvn Ivud."
I'he first step itrattaiuing the latter end was
the suppression of the -,lae trade, winch was
carried en in n barbarous and revolting
manner by the Arabs. General Corden
found in Colonel Uuniaby ene of Ins most
faithful and energetic auxiliaries.
hie fmeis nmi; te kui v.
Ibirnabv's '-Hide te Khive," t.xk pla, e 111
1S75-70. During his poifermaneoof this vvou vveu
derful leat of courage and enduranie, net
eiii.v vve ne exisecl letlin liunlslups ..I m
Asiatic-Iliissiau niidvv intei. but the goveni geveni goveni
inentel the Czar hadstrii tlv fei bidden foreign
ers te Iw admitted into the'Klnvaii territory.
Nedllhcultv. hew ever, could deter llurnaby
from his purpew. which he mveiuphshed
without serious itijuiy te his health, though
he had a narrow CM-apii trem leimg both hi
hands and arms thieugh frost hue. He rode
liein Scutari te Anger.i, Sires, Dnirki, Aiah
kir. Lrigau ami theni-e by the i:ii)hmtes te
I'l-zureiim. I'rem Hey lie rmie thleugh the
Koteoi I'a,s le Van, the capital of Armenia.
During the grenter part of iii, tour he hail te
tinversea dilllcult country, in which erv
lieqiiently tliere wns no neil nt all, 111 thick
layers of mud.
In ls77-7i he repaired te the seat of the
Hiisse-Turkish war and rendered eminent
son ii-e in looking alter the sick and Wounded,
but though acting only in iipurecivilcapai itv
he was ever found m the midst of danger.
An attempt was made te poison him nt i.um-
tlnllina bv n Ilulf-ri.in ,ii-il'lf, lii tl... ... ..
j --...n... ..... ..1 ... , , ... ,,, .coin'
oftiie t.reek archhishe!. flaker l'nsha had
also a narrow e.s-u(i en the same occasion,
but owing te the skill of Dr. i.ill lieth gentle
men rcKsjvered.
In IsTS liurnabv !mn-,iiii iMUdidate tin a
M-nt in the Heuse of Common", but was
dofeated. lie was married the next year te
the only daughter or an Irish baronet".
Tiini.i; i.xri:oiTiess te tiii: seluvn.
The lamented soldier made three nxjicdi nxjicdi
tiens te the Soudan. As already stated the
first was in ls7l, wlitn he found Gorden, en
the Sjehail river. One inuiiienal el this meet
ing still exists in tlie form of u photograph,
in which the famous colonel appears amid u
gieup of the Afiicau heioesof ihe day, 1011
spletmtis among whom nre Majer Caiiipbull
and Oorden'H brilliant young Italian iiouten iieuten
ant, Itomelo tiessi. llurnaby'ti second visit
te thu Soudan was in th spring of ls4, ns an
elllter attached te the flying column with
which Ue110r.1l (jrahain'everthrew Oman
Digna near biuikin. During that -amp.iign
the colonel was severely wounded m stoim steim
iiigun rab iiiireiiclimciit, which he vvus tjie
lirst man le cutef. He ns-overeil from his In
juries en that occasion only le die by .111 Arub
Mpear a jcar later, vt the lale buttle In- was
u veluntcei.
ltmuabj, though a iihkIuI seldiui wan
a broken man ut le. MW, Wlutslied vva- ut
tnicted te liliu tiy reading Ids book about
iviuvii. nnu naivtu 101 iiilioUuclien, and,
being pleasid witli him, endowed him with
JicrM-ll nnd f:i0.Ou0 a year. She lias lately
been st,iMrated trem liiiu and lias amplnved
horseirlu cliinbiiiff iiieuntaius and writing
accounts nt her tidvtiiture-s,
i!i.viiMsci;xri-.s ei- nt nsviu.
W. It. ltalch, of the American, I'hiladul
phiu. met llurnaby abroad and ceutilbuteh te
that journal home Interesting reminiscences,
of him :
Sl. feel ,md 11 half In height, he weigiied
llliOlll K IULM...L .. .. .....!.. .' 1. t
V pounds, vv as perfectly fairies and
auimated always Willi tiicyloveof advciitute.
lle vva an excellent nuw-bpaper man, haying
11 keen C) e for Iho pic'lureMiue'hml terdcluiU,
with u geed editorial some of the prebable
ullcet of it-suits. His liver was the catue
of his lirst international notoriety. Ilav
Ing trouble with il, ills doctor advised a
het climate and ISurnaby went te Kgypt.
Svvcltuiiiig thcre did net produce the oilcei
the ph.vsici.m desind, ami u cold elimate
vi.iSHUggei.nd. Tins icsultvtl 111 the udete
Khiva, which, when published, bieuglit lis
uiiuei a jieutt nancy, .nun anil the undying
lulled e the ICusrtian government ler in
that lioek he dlKclOKt-d a imshlhle,
shrewd plan t Itussmn aggi-aiidizeiiient
in Asia. It was only bv Mmtegy Hint the
clever soldier reached Khiva, ler bavin"
been warned that Iho Itussmn government
would never permit him te icach the city he
inadeii doleur liem his de-claicd route nmi
aw Khiva ami its Khan. On his leturii he
found nt Orenburg I think orders ler bin
Imiuodiate return te Louden. He had no ne no
ceiupllshed hlsebju-t and vvus ouite willintr
tit tli..i a
Uillliigtlie lliiiisi.m Tin Kish war he did
everything lu-cwld te aid the Turks. One
dnyntllombuig.ven-derllotie. in the um-
the Kursani. nnd iimiised myself wttli rcud
inc parts of Ids "Hide through Asia Miner,"
which he vmis then it-siMnp lleviaswri
tinsnt the ehmi window, whuh was latticed
wlih white nwes.
"What are you writing" I nsked.
"An niseiuit of ltusi.tn nlrcvillcs en the
IanulK 'from nn cje witness' It's for t lie
7(ii'v yVfrernpA. Tliev pay well three
guineas ,1 column. This my fourth letter.
This wasjustllkchiuuhP carrtnl Ids ltrltlsh
loyally into cvcitliint,- h did. Tiring the
ltritish heart through -he 7m-'1 iTff-i;r,tA
wa net, however, "exellinp enough, nnd In
tht fellow Ing autumn he drew his svvnnt for
the Turks keeping Ins mi also employed
Vssihiii usthe Itutstaus knew he vas with
the enemy they Issued orders te sheet at
sigln ntiv "tnau with the iih'iuv ever sl feet
high.
VN Vl-VOMfUsllKn 1.ISCU 1st.
Colonel llnrnnby ii well-Hltcsl for his
ndxenturnns traveK as lie Mike evruteen
languages and ii'i le teml eight mere.
V Idle nt ltemburg e met n Hi-uimn pro-fi-sser
ene evenlim who s,vke ihirtt-feui.
aiul the wnv the iw lin-ci unge 'words
Kuknuil forth was te me biulilv amusing,
though, et course, unltil''Ultfilc. What llui
nabv knew he knew tlioieuirldv. and en his
ewii gieund the profissereoulif net oust him.
Trulxvlily before his death nnd during his
Luyptlnn cmipaign he hnd mastered the
dhiltvts with vvlilch lie came m contact, nnd I
have no doubt Hint dvimrw ith his hand en
an infidel's threat he"w 's iMe lei-utstc him in
his native tongue.
He wns a very pewe inl msn and no end
of gisd stories are tel 1 et his muscular prow
ess. He l-olengodlo The lllues," the crack
l.nglish reglinpnt, whu h takes it turn with
two ethers in lieiej; yi-aily ipiarterel nt
Windser. While I hi n-'en one occasion eme
elll. ers of the nnss p t held of two Shetlitml
ponies that had just nrilv M for her uinjest 's
-tables and Induced tliem te w-vlk uist.iii-s,
w here they vvore pnIiiIiUcmI en the mess room
table. After the tun was ever the oueus
pirt.-aiueln hew te pet them out ngaui
Die pnntvnstuuiwrtilv rehewsl te step ,fiu- 1
asuiclv stei, Atlci isery i-viH-dient had
tailed Ituriutiv solved the trouble, tucke-t j
one under eticli arm nnd earned them down '
stairs. se strong was he that he was uMe
with his lingers t bend a halt nnnv. '
lip wain very us, ful officer, n geini one, I
ami his death will l- a seuren of proleand j
1 egret te Imgland. lie wis, ns miy " im- 1
agiiusl, vvhole-seulid, ginereu. lev mi; ami
an ideal man of the sword.
TEKSONAL.
InviMi's third week in I'limuM showed
let.il res-eipts, of jleVT .
Illsvt vncK Is said 10 Is- worth only KkiO.OI'e,
and he has been in peltti'-s all his life,
Tn.nnN is said te buy and read mere hooks
than any ether man inthe I'tiiteel States.
Leut) Tr.v.vvi' n writing a pem sn
gratulating Prince VHsrt Victer en reaclnnc
his majority.
51 vuy Amikrsev will net play in Londen
during " Hely Week " Her place will In
filled by Medjeska.
,Ieit .T. Outev. niie "I the toreniest law law
yerset Wisconsin, died al his liume in Mil
vvaukee en sjaturday night.
Ltiw. T. D.vviR. aged Cs, who died from
appople.y in Pottstown last week, owned
aud ev.rnted the Colem.mville Iren works,
in tiii county.
I. L. Moenv, the ovancelist, opened a ivo
ries of meetings in the L.v;kawanna rmk at
i.inten, 011 Sunday. The total altend.uus
at the three M?slens was 18,000.
Lvnt. C.vin.vs. the father of Lord t.ar t.ar
mevle, has sent Mis.sreitcne l,iDtocever
tiie'e.eiises et the lain r's trial acamtt Lord
i.armeyle for dam iges for tnew-h of preim-e
of m.irringa
l'nvM!i.t B. i. evvr-.-n ill senn m-m r en
tirely his connection with the Ib-iding r.iil r.iil
re,id. Jeseph W hurten will cans for the
hnancex. end Rebert II. Savie will uttcnd le
the railroad management.
i:-rni-siDnvT Sidney 1ii ion. .,t I'uien
l'.u-itie, is luxuriating m the country.
I nu kid hemmy diet and twe-nule walks
ever reuaii recnl before breakfast are piittuiL
him in trim for another canixngii -it Wa-h-mgten
and in Wall street.
Hvirnnen Wii.i.iam centrutesl his recent
Illness while attentting the burial el I'nucu
Augusta, of Wurtemburs, his fuend and ux ux ux
coiiimander of the tarde Cerp, and took
cold lc-aune in the church he would net, out
of respect te military traditions, vveai his
mantle-.
I'll v. O'Coxen and VVillmm 51. Kvarts
once m nt te a bar dinner together, and look
ing down the tuble lore they took their
scuts, O'Couer said, in .his doubtful, com
plaining voice : - I len l see w hat I can eat."
Mr. Lvarts, thin as if his teod never Miukte
Ills 1 ibs, also looking dew 11 the table, immti
diatelv i'vi'I limed : "I don't see what I enn't
cat."
1'nrp. ( . linieilTLY, of I'bil uMphi.cw hn,
with his wile, en Saturday, celebrated the
fittieih .inniventary el their marriage by !
iievving thejr marruge vows ,,t the altai and
s. ith n nuptial mass at a Catholic church in
Oormantewti, in the author and compiler et
law boekH which are authority In many et
the c- urts in different parts of the ceuntrv
Ament: his best known works are "The lii
gest of Decisions et the Spite et New Yerk'
and 'llpghtly's I'urden's Digest"
An Apt Itrp.irtt e
I 10111 ik I'liUatlelphlu Timri,
Vn-hbisliep Hyan in tin- eeurse el iu
social experience in tin city hnsalready wen
a name Ter wit and repartee. At a dinner
iis-eutly given him Iv ue of our Cat'ielie
t-itizens a brilliant company of gentlemen
was assembled. Among ethei Pennsylvania
railroad men vvcie the president and ene or
the v le-prosldent and ex-Attorney Ucnernl
.MacVe-ngh. vv he is counsel for the read. Mai
Veagh as usual was st Militating ami 111 a
fininv ujy said te th-guest et the evening:
" our grace, you s, ,t-re ,1 ureal many rail rail
lead men. Ve-i will meet them eiien en
ul ix-catciens nnd veu will uluajs nnd
that they tnke lie u ' lawyers Willi thorn.
Hence I am hore. '1'ln.v won't go anyvvhore
without their ceum-cl. .Vew, wu have nearly
t-vtiy thing man wants, but I have a sugges
tion te make te you for an exchange with us.
We i-an give free (Osw-s en all the railroad
of thu country. New if veu vv euld only give
us say 11 froe pass te I'.uadue bv- way et ex
ch-inge," "Ah," said his Oruct vvitlia merry
ivvinkle in his eye, --X would net llke te
sojiarate them from their counseL"
srr.viAi. Miners.
HI! WILLIAM'S IMU VN I'lLI. OINIMIIXT
I. f. MeL'iilluin, condutieron iheji i. VV. It
It , s,,rliignuld, O , Aug Hi, lsdi save " I have
been u (jieat murcrer with the piles I used mi
melons remedies and ti.ipleved many pliyle
lam. but te mi luirpe-e A filencl n ceiauiendcd
Iir. v llllani'M fndlan l'lle Ointment, which l am
grateful teay has cun d nm " -old by 11 11.
Cot limn, 137 unit 1IH .Surih Ijucvii street. Ml
A sTAItTLLSt. UIs.0VLi:v!
Vli VV in. Jehnsen, ut Huren, link , writes thai
Ms wlie tiad been lruiiili-1 nlthucuie Urenchltl
fei munv ) ears, nnit thai nil reinUle tried gave
no permanent relief, until he procured a bottle
of lir h'uig't New UI-cevhiv r Couiiuepilon,
t eii,(Iis, and told., vvhii h had 11 magical e-ffect,
umt produced a M.naunei 1 nu,. It UgunmnleeJ
te line ull Ul-vuses el 1 iinjut. l.unir or llren
lilul Tubes. Trial Bettle lieu ut Cochran's
In up Mere, Xes IJTitud 1 Ninth Uueeu tn t,
1 .nieaaler, 1'a. latrge-size 1 un ii)
axu.fek-u .vTTnpLHbe.N
I he most unfeilunute pirjetl in the vv erld is
oui-uiieuiru wii bilk m-aeutcBC, out tbey will
IjeielleviMnt euee by tiding Or Le-IIn's Speelnl
Pri-crlptieii. fece udve'iliseme-nl In .mother
i eliiinn. (4I
VX KM) 'lO IIOM. stltAPlXl.
I, I Mind sjicpherd, of iiurrisbun;. III suy.
" Having lecelvedfce much bencllt from l.Iectiic
IHIli-re l b el it my duly le Ict sutlerini! hiimanll v
knew- 11. Have hid a running wire en iny leu
fur eight years tiny doctor mid me J would
have te have the hone nenipud or Ic-guimmtuted
I used, Instead, three bottles of Llectrlc llltteis
unit n-ven bete's llucklcn's Arnica hulve, uml
my lug in new hound nnd well "
l.leeli-lc hitters me held at tlftv t-viit n bottle,
mid Diicklcn'-i Ainlca Dalve at'iJc. pur box b
11. II. Cechntn, Dru-rgtut. Ne u; and lai North
ktrcct, lincusler, I'a. (V)
i.irni:it nie.vi a vv ki.ikmmvv xuvv
veick ai i rni.si:i:it.
UC.vVlltt Kaht Urn SinEKT,
N rw V ehk, Ma) leth, ls-3,
I Imve been troubled wlthun Irrltiitiun of the
'threat aud u Cough fei borne time. 1 umaUen
inuii)i te lJ)spt-psl:i. Uv Iho udvi-e-et a ver
Ii-uiii"d ph)biclau I upplieil two vllkkk
l'or.ei l'LAKTEUs te in) t hcbt, and one en Iho
pit of my stuniach. In llm-e du) ui) t'engh
uusuiiie-dand my Threat was nt II. I lnve new
worn the Plasters two wet li. ami ni) uppetlte
and iligesllen have inucb iiupruved. 1 am con cen
lldeut that In another neuli ui) Ii)spcpsta will
he entirely removed. 1 have nerer used te
l.luHim'dnd agrttvl'lt i rer.rdu In my lite.
TIIOS MATIIKW-J
" Alleeck' " I Ihrtenl) iii'iiulne Poren-i l'la
ter i all ether no-ealled 1'er-ms I'hmgrj ureliul ureliul
tutleus. r iiriAits rneM ?i rr.i. iiuxnunn Te
J the Very Y Inual t'unlily. In iael.ai.-cs stilta
lib' rm Hie HelidaVH.nt
IIVlUJLVN's .EI.MIVV HiONl' CIGAll
h'X'OUL
.w r.mvA a.
HON lUTrUKH.
tinn ttnn 00 vr vr vt nn
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nun ttltll 0 l VVVVVVVY n n 1
VT KM " -M.
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11 unit II II N V N
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s.ss.
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r -I II! Mi P8SS
imu
il r 1 !' u 11 .
li I 1- Mill U II -SSS'
TlilsinedliJiie.ceintilulug Iren vvttli pure v rue
lalile Ionic, eiilrklv nlul eelnpletelv (IMll.H
liVs'i:i-sA. IMVll.l.sslllN, VIAI.AUIA.
wi:aim.s ivii-iiii: 111.11011, tim.b.s and
t'KV l.ltaiid.SI I IE VI.OtA
Itv rnpld nnd tlietvniitli asluilIatleii with the
bleed It icaelies everv prt of Hie nvsteni, purl
tics nnd enilcliet the bleed, Ktiviiutlieiin the
Hiusctesaiid iicrvcH, nnd tones unit Invlgeratta
the wVHtein
V line Vppptlicr Ili-t tonic known.
It will cure Hie werM e-ae of Hy'.pepsla. m
moving all dl.iv-.-.luK iviiiileias, teieh n 'rat
lng Hie Kcmh1, Uclchlng, llcat. In the Meuiacli,
HcnrttMirn, etc.
llieenlv Imu nie-illclne lhat will net lilacketi
erliOniv (lie teeth
tt f In vnl liable for disease peculiar te vveuip 11,
and In till persons who lead pcilcntaiy lives
An uuianlng ieiuetl ferdl-cnscs cif the l.lvei
and ktilnevs
Persen. uirnrlug fivvin tlie eircct of overwork,
ncrvoe IreiiMiK, less of iippellle, or debility,
evperleuceiiukk relief and renewed energy l,y
It iit.
It doc tint cnue llcuhirlie or prtKliite Ceiinlt
1 Kit Inn HI II i:U Iren lucdleiiic tie.
It 1 the enlv pietMratbin of Iren that eaiip
no liijurleu ellt-cl I'lividrtnn nml ilrugRNlN
rfM-eiiiiiu-iid It a the bet. '1 rv It.
The irt-Miilne 1m 'Inule Mark ami t-ro.ed nsl
line 011 w runner lake noetlier viadeenly by
IIIIIIVVN IMl.vilfVI. te,
UALTlMcnB, Ml'
Ppl'l-tVllAl) W
11. t r .ivk c.u-s.
1845.
1SS5.
STAUFFERcSti CO.
ucn-viie shnltr A lire I
Hatters and Furriers.
Hven w nut te buy all it. t.O TO AIIATTUIt
If wini lebuv n s,m1 ( 41.1t, smt rap, Kur I lncd
itreiil.tr i.etiilenieu I'ur. I urTrlmiiitnc-, or
an kind of lur inml,iiOTil A (TUIilKIt
Till. UNIT 11 VT Vt VM'K VCTritr.tts VMi
11 ItltlElis IS lIIKtJT
(Established, 1IV )
lini' VintSi. done Nentlvnnd Promptly
VV e liuv for cash and ell for rah. nfv Inff t u u
temers tne leni-flt of tlie cnh transaction
Th highest eiuli pnee paid fei Univ I'tirs
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.
New. 31 it 33 North Quceti Strcet,
1. vc vsti u, l- v uiTia-ir
itKAT UVKt.-VINs..
Sulk's Onlv Hat Slei'c.
VV'e are eut'iin eui G.xkl at t.Ul.Al UVIt
C. VI ns, nn J 11 veu snt imv thing in th nnvul
Km- and Dress Glovea,
Seft, Stiff, Cass or Silk Hats,
Seal Caps of all Stylea nnd Quall-
tics,
Traveling Bans and Hand SatclielH,
Chlldren's Hata and Turbnus,
New 1 the time in get ibfin at almost tout
ew 11 price, at
144 NORTH QUEEN ST.
(t.t Mi Vkhl: s el 11-irvMM
jf iriiii r.
i:TLKSHH 1 I'lfi'At h"
II
U
BEST"
STEAM ENGINE
-AM)-
Beiler Works,
HESTERS
-Olt-
FURNACES
L'rivatt- Dnellinus ScIhmiIs anil J'nlj
He Itit i Id i nirs-
(,all and see thtiiii .Miidu of henry Iren, flue
plu el construction, duralile, ecoiieinleal, the
liiect. Itaillalhig surf.Kii el liny Hv.iler In the
market.
Nothing Cheap But the Price I
OUR OWN PATENT.
eiTHuvhig nteii In uu In iiiaii) of thu largcs
it-Uilenccx In Ijtiu-uster in the past tun jcai-,1
the belli of uvMeiicc of Its luvrlts ;
Adiliess,
Jehn Eest & Sen,
k 33 HIST FILTOX STIIEET,
anli-hd.t-
LA.NCASTF.lt, l'A.
TI
tavinu iissei.vi:n iAitTNi:usHii
ami permanently doted the Chestnut
Mreet Iren VVeiks. 1 dcHlre te Inform my old
pit roil and the public gum ntlly, that lam Mil!
In the buslnci.. iieliur located In the l'enu Iren
Company" VVmks, -North Plum street, where 1
mil nuikfng Iren ami Ilr.ss Castings of every de de
KCrlpllen, and will be pleaM-d te serve ull who
uui) laver ine with ihrlr pnlreiinge. liem e
veant experience In lh buslnt-s ami using thu
lit-al iiiateiltd and em ph) lug the best mechanics,
1 am unbilled I caiiKii.tiiiutet entliusatlslactliiu.
Castings iiudti tiiiiu u mlxtuie of lien and steel
which aie mole it liable for slitiiKth auddiini
bllity than the best east linn known. V teeth
loll pinions, lolls and rolling mill ueik u spec
ialty. Castings made tif very soft Iren, and brass
casting of everv deserlplien. I hav e ull I he pat
terns el thu well mid mveiahiv known Mewier
Cem nnd Ceh Crusher, letltted mid improved.
aUelui hand. Mills eeuipleti'ly lilted up or tn
Inl rt, le itpliieoeldnnes which have been in ue
in yisirv, guamiiteelngtheiiitoglveiuillsfaetteii.
It C. lleCUI.LEV.
aug liquid
rAUATia.uis, "eni.y'S., .i,Yan-
1 tied Van. nt
HAUTMANS KI.I.OU MtOVl ClbAU
tjlOltU.
iir.'r oeonv.
"INTItr.Mi:L LOW l'HH i:"s.
1885-DRY GOODS.-1885
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
Owlnn te ever intiirtlen tv miiuil teliiivts; and Hie cnmd driiirslin evlstliig diitliiit tlm
past vcai.Urv lloeil lmvi inn tied Hi, lewe-i bvilevn known We have uimli, hnre imix-Tiiises
01 -.ili efiiirttie bci.1 make nf t.miil and .1 Mil I the ea-eii ler the liiiicliiislng or Ciiltnn unit
Line 11 lu-enl., bv lloiicleepeni,niiiiiioiiii'iliv 1 eib inl lelmv lliciunt evln-iiiel) Lew t'Uce-s.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins,
Sheetings and Pillow Muslins,
Bleached and Unbleached Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels and Toweling,
Quilts and Blankets,
Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpets.
Althniiitli the w Intel w, nliri lueiil) 1 ilrly rt In, we have atllt allanj'' acviitniciil el dcslinble
Dress Goods, Shawls, Skirts,
Ladies' and Gents' Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, etc., etc.,
VV hti-h linvp been nmiked al verj bow !'ile-, teM,c out piler te Inventory IV b I, lssv.
Ladies' Winter Wraps, Plush Garments, Russian Circulars,
Newmarkets, and Misses' and Children's Coats, at Reduced Prices.
HAGER &
Ne. 25 West King Street,
J
OIIN .. OIV LI. It.
1CARPETS.I
New is the Time te Buy Carpets and Save Meney.
They ennnnet be mnilf ui Hi pile Uirv are sold but lliat I no tault el eui, nnd we sire
reii the brnrflt of our tiaijaln
vv i ii vvn nrn.iv n u n
NC-W SPRING STYLDS
In Wiltens, Mequettes, Velvets, Bedy and Ttvpestry Brussels, All All
Weel Three-Ply, All-Weel Extra Super, Ingrains, in all
Grades, Styles, Patterns and Colorings. i
NLvr.n wrni. a pituTfi vs imv vur. iiu rMi
vvrt.t ARANTEnecii ritii rs a low s vnv net si. is pnti .viu.i.piii v m w vhiik
n KisLvvituitK rem s a vi i: qi ,t it. nd m.vv i-vnrnN--
Vny person wunilns Carpet the reming Spiii, i- w in ,ij- ihru, i l,ik in un t I . miiv a
vr ere c1IIiik c iri-is new te ptirtics wheil.in I wiint te uu itieii before Vpiilei vtM Iiu
ft) le and Qualities il' ever)thiiiK '
Cull ami e out gisxl VV e will hew- you th I ari;it I ln of New Put I mi- , v , i il i, il in
lancasterbv un lletine
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO,, '
DRY GOOD3 AJD CARPET HOUSE,
Ne. 05 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
pOVi:UH A IH'KSI.
ERS
Nes.26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa
NOW Off ER L WUtl -reckiOt
Bleached and Unbleached Shirting, Sheeting and Pillow Case Muslins
.vr Luii i.sr can i'iiri
Large Assortment TABLE LINENS Marked Very Lew.
TICKINGS, CHECKS, TOWELS, NAPKINS,
ALL Al LiJlV Pltll f.s.
WI. Ol I r.It'el It I! VI VN( 1 Ol si ijf h 111
White and Gray Blankets at Very Lew Prices te Clese Out.
COMFORTS
-III l VI (,KL ITI 1 Ill.tH LI I'KK Ls le I Us. ( l VV1IVT VV I. 1IVV1.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
ti:.nt noun te tiii: cm i.t iieusr.
C:-FAriNEST0CK'S.!
HOUSE-ETJRIISHli& DEY &00DS.
IN (.iir.VNTntl.s Al
FAHNESTOOK'S, Nest
IVliuns vfiiiuucuciiiK lieiinilffrp'ni: ru thni nlieiit liiiiiliuilli.fiIiniiliii-iiii-iiilit-rllint(iiirHlore
Is dtliCktsU Willi cili-e mill bull's et ftlll.triM.s AVII .slllli'l I.SO .VII isLI.NH, Illl'lK lull mill t u
t.'li'.iclicu, in ull thu viirleus wliltli unU itnulcs, licmalit ferc-u-liut levvi-r pike tliun uvcrlM-feri!
kuewn, nmi will buaeliliirt'cirilliiKlv
Al"i llllrnclii-il uml t'lililiiicliitl'l'iultt I.lncu, Tewf-lsl'imi-lliiu, NnpKliiH, Tlrl.lii'-, f IhtLs i-r
pte Aim, lllniiketx, ( ouiferlt, ('ullta, ( iniiileniunc's, Turkey Itttl TiiIiUiiiiiiI sliinil ( iivcls. etc' etc-'
Alu, ( uipi-t, Oil I letli mill Itiiiin.
R, E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse, Lancaster, Pa.
viii:.i' stehi:.
' HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S
CHEAP STORE.
Ib new Tnil of Sheeting rtnil Shlrtinu MubIIiis of nil the Pepultir Makes In ull
Widtlis and Qualltles, at lower pricerf"than evor bofero. Tlcklnps of
all ffrades under the regular prlces. Table Linens from Auction
from 20 cte. iup te $1 60 per yard. Napklna and Towela
in large nBaortment. Counterpanes frprn Auction.
Ky NEVER BEFORE SO LOV.a
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER.
llctvvccn tlie Cooper llouse uml Serrel Iter llett I
Qi n fifiA" enru efmii.t.iki:hy
ijXJ,JlJKJ Goeil te bv fceld ut u very
Iicuvy ludili-tluu, en ueceuiit of leiuevul te mil
iiuw teie, IJJ elill Uiicun street, (elruusB's OKI
Miiuil.)
M;w'tOltK AXD PAUlsMU.I.I.VKItYCO,
J.uiS tfil -.- U'e.t Mil); M., I..imuhtei, I'll
H
T-OT SODA.
TnC PtULIOr WIMl.il ULVLIIAUU.
HOTCtlOCOI.ATK.
nor cji'fi:i:.
nor uiM.Kit,
mil i.i:mex,
OStY O CUiTg AT
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Xe, 1ST XSO 130 MJKTII Ql'KKN STlttET,
IkKt-Ouia Luucajttr, l'a.
BROTHER,
Lancaster, Pa.
re. r. HATiiveN
&. HURST,
Doer te the Court Heuse.
u
NDKHTAKINU.
iOL.R.ROTDii'
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Qjccn rnul Vine Streets,
r.AJCAHTLII, l'A.
I'iiiheiiiiI iiiirtilldii iflvi'ii te nil erili ru. Every
tliliilu tlm Umlurtukliii' liuv tiiinUhitl.
Ilitv liiu n't-uii-il tlie erv lis- nfu Hi-stK;l8s nm
chunk-, 1 uui pii'purcilteiluull kind or L'pliel
Htt-rliiK ut f-ry iiieilcrutu piic-en. All kind et
1 iiiiiliuie L'plielktuiLiI. ijhe men cull
, L. R. ROTE.
JunlO-tM