vv - - "', . ijjs Mj$f jffl VS i j i. y-vHx' - j' " -- t. '- s :' 's- THE LANCASTER l)AUAr INTELLIGENCE!., THURSDAY, EE13UUARY 5. 1885. fcjtyWs'R' . E ' a & S '-?, ? WW- .v. LK ;? v '' . 5 r? t te?. , eiSf" r?. & w WLL , lit, v PS :. cr-f r i ( J' Si 'i -, DAILY IMRLLIGBHCBR 10 EVERY EVENING IN THE YEAR (suheays twinu.) i jif v 8TEINMAN A HENSEL1 . ..LIG1N0ER BUILDING .f.'W. dORNER CENTRE SQUARE. Lancaster Pa. ' K.Y-TtN CENTS WEEK. FIVE DOUARS A Ytd. rifTv CEirra a month- .postage free. MWVERTI8EMENT8 rneM ten te riFTY cents tf!-"" ua WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. -. (EIOHT PA0E8.1 j&MUHCD EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNINQ. "TbORRESPONDENCE 8eucited from every 'l , WIRT Of THE STATE AND COUNTRY. CORRC VjSPONDENTSARE REQUESTED TO WRITE LEGIBLY i' Camoenone side of the paper enly: and te .'-A' HON THEIR NAMES. NOT FOR PUBLICATION, BUT , t'i. IN PROOF OF 0000 FAITH. ALL ANONYMObS p LETTERS WILL BE CONSIONED TO Tnt.nm tit- BASKET. - j?DORESS ALL LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS TOj f THE INTELLIGENCER, Lancaster, pa. Cf ; $l)c Cmuastct SntcUlgcncer LANCASTEU, FEBItUAHY 5, 18. Why Set Hans the Bunglers 1 The gentle'Mrs. Dmllcy shot O'Donevan TinRKi because 6I10 theiicht the world .? A l t,ll.- ff If 1,. ,r.D .,r.t 1,i If H Thev sav the nventrina Mrs. Diulley is iii- ' Vi.. . . " ,' ...L -,-- -.!.! , e;v sane, ana be nie may 00, uui, suu tuu uui ?Si show it In shoetinc Jcrrv O'Donevan for iKjf. cause. The locicef her perform.Tnce was first. rntp. " O'Donevan." she said. " is ? 5'.lan enemy of humanity, and the world "would be happier without him. I can re move hiin, and it is my duty te de it." Admitting that O'Donevan is the evil character which the amiable Mrs. Dudley 'held him te be, little fault can lie found witli her argument by a world which applauds its Charlette Cerdays. The pretty Mrs. Dudley may lie accusal of nn error of judgment in esteem ing O'Donevan te Iks the very important and very dangerous man she thought him te be ; but bad judgment does net consti tute insanity in the eye of the law ; else there would net be many held te be sane. The fair Sirs. Dudley if she had killed Jerry, would liave been alwut as clearly guilty of murder as anyone can be imng imng aginedtebe. She net only shot her man, but continues te express her sorrow that shedid net kill him. Certainly, if she is net lnsane,she would have been a murderer under every interpretation of the law, if she had slain her mm. SI10 is net, lw lw cause she did net. Though she intended te kill, she failed in her intent, and has s,n ed her neck. And this has ever been te us a liover liever f .tiling cause of surprise. Why one who intends te kill is net as guilty as he who kills, and as worthy of punishment, we have never baen able te comprehend. AVe marvel at the intelligence of legislators who say that he who kills deliberately shall die, and he who intends te kill deliberately, but fails, shall be but lightly punished. Certainly the protection of society de mands that the unsuccessful intent shall be punished as severely as tiie successful. Hew is the sweet Mrs. Dudley less guilty because she hit her man where it did net kill ? And hew is society te 1 prohibited against private executioners, by failing te hang only the bunglers ? It is in til highest degree absurd te iimku the death of the victim the essence of the crime, nither than the intent te cause death. If the murderer should le hung, all who are murderers in heart and attempt te execute their purpose should be hung. Wheieis, new, under the judicial legislation of our courts, it does net even need that the intent te kill shall exist te make a murderer of the slayer. He may be a mur derer, if he slays when he is drunk and knows net what he is doing ; and the ma jority of these who are hung for murder did the deed, net deliberately and re re eoicingly, as the amiable Mrs. Dudley, but mere or less under the inllitencoef passion, and regretting their deed as seen as it was done. There is nothing mera in need of re form than the treatinennt of in in tentienal slayers by law. They should all be hung or confined for life, that society may le in no further danger from thelrslayinjjprepcnsitles. The unintentional slaj era should be punished according te the degree of their culpability and the danger existing te society from their recklessness, but their crime should net lie weighed chiefly by its result. We Can Paudle Our Own Canoe. We agree entirely with our esteemed contemporary, the Xao Era, in what it says of " the care and education of the homeless and friendless," in praise of the Children's Heme of this city, and the man agement of "this unsectarian orphanage, where the friendless and destitute of every race and creed are taken in and tend, rly cared for and educated, and whose influ ences fellow them even after they have left its hospitable shelter. Te strive te increase this home's sphere of usefulness should be a duty with our local lawmakers." We part company from our local contem porary and from the Columbia Spy, when they urge that "an effort should be made by our representatives and senators te secure state aid also, In order te enlarge the home's sphere of usefulness." Fer the very reason that se manylike demands, and for institutions less deserv ing, are made upon the state, we trust our representatives will ask for nothing of the kind, but will stand up stiff against the ethers. There needs te be inaugurated an entirely new system of voting state .aid te charities, aud we hepa te see Lancaster ceuuty's membars Ira I in the work and net embarrass it by asking for any favors, nor engaging in th3 leg-rolling that would be necessary te secure them. Our county can easily afford te ke-.-p up its home ; and te demand that ether communities shall net take our money and the state's te main, tain their local and private charities. If our members go into the general scramble, their votes for a local appropriation will be made a cover for twenty vetes for appro priations te remote and undeserving objects. Let thein keep clear of it. " Burn This Letter;" It is a fum.liiir but probably an erroneous otssrvatlen, that if one. wants a thing wilelykuewn, he should tell it In 'confidence te one person. Tiie wisdom of tiie advice is net enhanced by adding that this one confidante should be a woman. The world's hbtery and every righteous man's experience prove that there Is about as unrh hi mm nature In m?n a In women. It is hard te keep u m:nt.. Uut a grcal many pcople would never think te tell It If they didn't knew It was a Fecrct. They have been hunting up the eiigin of the new famous phrase " Hum this letter." Silas Wright ence se ndvlml a correspondent te whom he sent an epistle, and tiie thing turned up te confront lilin. New it is shown that.Tehn Uarneveldt, the Helland statesman who was hanged for treason in a letter te n friend said, " When read, bum, and send me back the two en closed letters." Again the correspondence was net burned, but the letter was part of the proof against him in his trial. Tim postscript is a fatal one. It is tee significant. The letter way for people- w he are about te write letters that they want burned is te take PucV ndvice te these intent en matrimeny: "Don't." The temptation te net burn a letter that the writer wants burned seems te be irre sistible. A Place fur the Criminal Insane. Judgii Mitchell in Philadelphia, has re fused te permit Emma nickel te le di1 charged from the Xorristewn insane asy. him, where she has been held since she was acquitted of killing William Menow, en the ground of her insanity at the time. The fact is, undoubtedly, that she was net insane then and is net new. The hospital physician says that her condition of mind is the same as it was when she came te the asylum. But notwithstanding she is sane, it is right that she should be detaintd in custody as iusine, lecaiise of her homi cidal propensity and in respect te the ver dict of the jury. Judge Mitchell says that She should be detained until there shall lie evidence of a substantial change in her condition. This can hardly occur in her case, because she probably never was in sane, the jury te thecentrary uotwithstand uetwithstand standlng. llut she should In.1 kept In cus tody for .1 term of years that will settle this question certainly. Judge Mitch. 11 suggests that there should be places of confinement furnished for the criminal insane. This is a need that the state has long felt. The legislature should supply it at once. CiiANK Guitcac would hae m.idu a gixnl running mate for Crank Dudley. Jat Geulp prophesies a great boom in stocks as being near at linnd, which "ill lead many people te beliove that Ire wishes te un load en nn unsuspecting market seme goeis he hat lcen holding for a rNe. He Mys : "We Hre new expnrthif; ntieiit 5.V),0en,0u0 mero than we nre Importing, which must ndd te tiie wealth of the peeple every w here. The cars and engines of all tiie railroads nre taxed te their utmost in nil directions. ("Sniln is being moved freely, and juyndUccs Indi Indi eate that business is improving nt all points.'" It does net appear that the railroads are do ing the enormous business that Mr. Gould would wish tiie country te liellee. Tlieeut ill emigrant rates te the West show sail eager ness for business that ill eomiierLs wttli the assertion that they are "taxed te their ut most." On tiie whole, Mr. Gould will tlnd It hard te pese successfully ns a bull at the present time. It Is no wonder that the term blatherskite and Irish patriot are lioceming a little inixid tliCHe day. A ncrenTcn of the 7?.riim'!icr tells hew he was led te 11 prize tight, which when he get te It seems te have been nothing but a common boxing match such as can be seen In any gymnasium. H the Examiner's young men want te really cet te the real prize fights let them piitthoiuscHes In charge or the editor of the yew J7ra. He knows. It leeks ns though Gorden would yet emerge from the little end of the horn. Tun Liquor Dealers association or Phila delphia will uiiike agrc.it mistake if they persist In trying te soeure the repcal of the wholesome and necessary law w liich pro vides that the court of quarter sessions may, forcause, reoke n license. Licenses are granted In Philadelphia by tlioceininissioners very froely and ns a matter of eourse. They are granted te many unfit pontens, and the power of the court te roveko them for cause shown xheuld lw mere frequently and mero ligidly exercised than It Is at preseut. Any attempt te abolish tills power will meet with pepularrenisUinca that may even lead te mi enlargement of It. Tnnnc will be bleed en the face of the no publican moon this evenlng. m--m Tnr.nc Is a very fishy smell nbeut the legislative preposition te repay ox-Secrctary of Internal All'alrn Aaren K. Dunkle f.2,200 for alleged expenses incurred bv hiin In furnishing his department at HarrUhurg. If thoexpenso was authorized Dunkle would have collected It long age; if net authorized the Btnte should net pay it. It may be safely presumed that this proposed appropriation in a Jeb, pure nud simple. m- m 1 . The Aralw soein te havw been only taking a little nap. Tun report of Auditor Goneral Collide concernlng the National Guard states that the militia are as a rule easily nvallable for nn emergency, being located en the main lines of the railroads, or en branch lines operated by them, se that the entire force can be centered at any given threatened ieiut In the tate within twenty-four hours. He sug gests that the federal government should uniform the national guards, arm it the same as the regular urmy, and place It annually In camp. This recommendation scorns te have nlieut it tee much ofthe lUver of centraliz ation. The state should be ublu te preperly take care of its own militia, and while it might gain in efficiency by national aid, it would certainly lese that clement of state entity which is the chief reason for Its oxis exis oxis tence. PERSONAL. Cu-.VKi.ANn says he will go te Washing ton unattended nnd as quietlv as he can. Hn is new at the Victeria hotel, 'New Yerk. Amikiit Pink, the trunk line railroad commissioner, it Is rumored will resign at the meeting of the railroad Presidents en Friday. A. H. nunneuni! and Jehn II. Floed, jr.. young lawyers and rival candidates for the Democratic; nomination for commonwealth's nttorney, of Lj nchburg, Va., get se het In thelr canvass that t hey had te Ihi put under bends te provent a duel. Sam Huii.v, ex-member and brether of Harry, is In HurrUhurg buying upnt a dis count the stamps which the legislators get from the state. He has purchased jn.oeo worth, nt from PO te W cents en the dollar. Thus far he claims te have cleared 5700, which he proposes te Increase te 1,000 Isjlore the clese of the session. Gn.vEHAi.Tiu:ei'iui.UM li S:rKi:i.s, the well known civil engineer, died en Tuesday night at the Aldlue house, Philadelphia. He was formerly general superintendent of the Union Pocllle rallre.ul. Lately he was consulting engineer of the Seuth Pennsyl vania railroad, nnd ersaveral ether rallrea'ds Jn the south end wet, and was building a bridge evor the Arkansas river nt Llttle ueck. He was the engineer or the Ilosten water works, the Creten water works, the dry deck at the Hroeklyn navy yard am the enlargement eC the P.rie canal? About two months age the general entered u rock tun SSnX801! ,e,'vanU railroad tee Xnr.,a bI?'.$ of 'ya'"lte had been ex PnVi J i.!''. nml ,h0 ""eus fumes enter. ?., 1 lu,15 t-?Uied bleed poisoning from which hesuflered until death relieved hi n! HEUK AND T1IKRE. New and then comes n letter through the postelllco addressed after tills fashion, in stead of In the usual nnd mero familiar form : JVmi'ii., .riiiriMer Oiiinft, l.nnrustrr , S7ii(l6if. And why net? The first thing that the postmaster in the mailing etllce has te leek for Is the state j niter that the county and only then at the postenlee. The personal address Is of no lmportanee until it comes te the dell ery office. Why net then reverse- the picsent style . What 1 would like mero te knew Is hew It happens that a letter mailed In the railroad lestal N) nt the Itro-id street Matlou, P. 1!. It., Philadelphia, at S 11. 111., and which ought te Ik? lifted for the newspaper train and reach lincasier at (1:30 a. m., jxikes along and don't get here until 7:llp.m. Such delay is passible, for I have mailed it there nnd lifted it here. . And hew docs it happen that letters sent out mouths nge with the "return-ln-the-days" request en the envelopes are only get ting hack te the writer new, net having e en ceme via. the Dead Letter ullloe " . My oliscrvatieu Is that it Is no pie-nic en the jHiMalcar. The empleyes hi that servlis are drilled te hard work nnd have te Ik quick aud ready. They Ii.ne get the impression that they w ill be alsiut the last te "go j" and 1 .shouldn't wonder. The ice carnival in Montreal strengthened the for trade in New Yerk. There is no reef en the ice Mlace ; and it stands en a tow 11 tot net en the frozen surface of n sheet of water as is gcnerally supposed. Within the walls are lioeths where refreshments are sold like at a fair. The dealers viy it costs mero te harvest the ice crop in Montreal than en the Hudsen. Fer when ice is ice in Canada It is about two feet thick nml hard te handle, while en the Hudsen ten Inch ice is of sulll cient and com enient thickness. W. 1. Ilicrly, who was a rattier indepen dent sort of a Democratic member of the legislature from Lycoming county a few win ters age is out in Grand Ferks Dakota, practicing law, helping te edit the llenthl and grew lug up gcnerally with the country. He keeps his eye en Pennsylvania polities and Invites the friends of the coming new regime nt Washington te give carotid heed te the wants of his territory. Miiiifestlv it is overrun with scalawag' political ad venturers from the Fast, who would like nothing better than te have it admitted as a state anil then fall upon Its liedy ellticiiml pluck and plunder it until there was nothing lint bare and bleached bones left. As n matter of tact the territories have nearly all ticcn run utter the manner nf the cars.-t lag governments in the Smith succeeding the war. Harrison "Allen, of odorous leputatien hi Pciiiisjlv-inLi Hlities, is marshal out tliere in Dakota : and at present the politi cal cystem of ;the territory is such as would naturally en-ue treni the "supremacy of such roosters. Te entrust the vserk of es tablishing 11 new state government te such hands as tliose would in-ike it easy te predict disgrace and disaster. The larty platforms this year agreed in de manding territorial appoLitiiumtslremn .long the hinuijiilr residents el the territories If there can be found tit men for the places among the citizens of ability, honor, integrity and with fixed 1ih-.i1 interests, who went there and have staved tliere in geed faith, and who would realize that "public otlice is a public trust," te appoint kiicIi te places of responsibility in the territorial gev ernments w euld inaugurate a new era ter thorn ; and it would Imj easier te determine what nre the claims and vih.it would Iw the results of the admission as a state of this territory or that. First of nil give them nil iipprcnicli te local self government and see if they are lit ter it mi a broader scale. Tlieruisu shocking amount of misquota tions nowadays in the newp.ipers from the platform speakers and by ethers w liem the general public are tee apt te leek tens au thorities And worst of all tliose who even inadvertently alter the classics seldom im prove them. Writer r speakers who care lessly misplace the accent " or mistake an important word ettcn fail te nole of what line shades et meaning thev may have rebld the author's sentiment. "Fer "instance, the honorary orator at the Nermal anniversary, Millersvillc, the ether evemiig In quoting treni Senser's Fpithalmluiu read : " And Meeth her Willi hit two holt ham)., ' instciid of tliecerreet text "t ahrtii) hands" Komeoiiuof the critics Henry Heed, laluin P. Whipple or another acute nnalysist 5ills attention te the delicate sentiineuU the xetry exprcsseil in the word "happy," as if the priest's hands wcre endowed wftii individual leeling, and partook of the happiness of the occasion. The jsiint is well ni.ule and shows hew much poetry lies in a single word, and may be lest by a lack of nice appreciation. Some one has remarked that all the poetry nf the line "lleiv nneft the iiioenltsht .lccps upon this bank," lies in the word "sleeps" certainly te read "sAhkm" would lower ft te thocemmoiiplacc. Mr. Henry James and Mr. Win. D. Hewell are catching It right nnd left for clinging se unchangeably tothclreue "fatigu ing " class of female characters, "Insipid and dull," for whom nntied y euros mera In Imeks than In real life. One Is a curiosity j a half scere In succession bei 01110 a bere. Which reminds me. The "Meney Makers" is a now new novel, anonymous, nnd Us authorship te be kent a profound secret, At ence the linger of iiterary criticism (xiints te the suspect a brilliant journalist who is pretty well known in tliose parts " He is the author, sure ;" they nil de My. Why ? Because it reads se much like hiin. And is it possible that the skillful writer must unmis takably reve.d his Identity when lieisaiiuing lurtleularlv te conceal it ? Can Mr. James aud Mr. Hewell draw no ether kind than limp and lank, greenery, yallery veung women ; and shall our Journalist be blamed with every novel that is peppercd and salted with French phrases because, forsooth, he happens te knew that tongue? The Linme.in society has dene most excel lent work, scientific and historical, in the way of research, anil of preservation ; and its unselfish meiiibcrs deserve no end of credit ; tint they de net well te apiHurte resent the ef fort te establish a local historical society 011 a broader basis and In mero lieptilnr form than they have yet undertaken it- Primarily the Lluncam Is recegnized as an association te promote natural science, and there is room for Its lilsteiic.il stvtieN, with Its valuable collection, te bie.ideu out Inte a mero numer ous, active and popular association, which has a great work before it, that would sicod siced lly enlist the interest of a large portion of the community. The historical society must Twenty j cars age, "GeorgeS. Knight," as he is known en the stage, who Is n rival of Joe Fmmett at bis best lit Dutch specialties, was little "Pud" Slam, playing at the feet of the Acidcuiv hill in Parkesbiirg, where his lurcnts lived. Ileb Itlsk, of tin. J.'xaminrr, was thumbing his Greek lexicon, at the same school ; W. lr. Hcnsel was w rustling with the first book of geometry and tugging at the I.atln graiuui'ir; W. J. Latta, now new general agent of the Pennsylvania railroad was a day scholar; nnd Chester Wilsen, since thou electrician of the Pennsylvania rail road company and one of the rising inen in his profession, was just out et school and entering upon ills career a a telegraph eih rater. "I will no!," naiil 1111 honerablo mcmlwr of the Legislature the ether day, "vote for the null treating bill. It would be equivalent te iny taking the total abstinence pledge." SlNniiAti. A litlif ile III lliu CurTi-e I'nl. Geergo .St-irllug brings news te Dallas, Texas, that seven woed-chopi)ors wero jKiIaened ut diuuer Monday en Hels d'Are island, about tw elve miles treni that city, ami lli.it Win. Stroud. Jehn liayiieu, Geergo Tripp and llebMcCull wero in a dying con cen con dltlen when he left. Three ethers, James Kmeed, Themas tawronre and Win. Hell, were sulleriug violently. The poison was In tliecolfee that they drank, and en investiga tion a worm was found In the dregs, which was pronounced by the men in the camp te beu centipede, It N piesumed that It had been dinned 1111 In n venter rnuinl tir.t,i if. creek near the camp. Physicians have liastnd te the uutertuuates. I iii.vrjn r.irt.v tTt:.s. Smnr Tlmrly Things for (lie lliislMiiilninn tn rentrmtdittr. I'reni thutlcrnmntenn Tclcgruph. , The peach crop In the valley el the Hudsen w ill ben total l.illure. The army worm will seen destroy the Ice crop in Maine. Don't et the cattle run 011 Hie meadows vv hen they are bare during the w Inter. They de mere barm than all Iho gross ihey pick can de Ihcm geed. A cattle raiser efCl.urehlll county, Nevnda licgau business twenty c.usage with a Dur liain cow for whleli he paid f.'ioe. He has sold decendanls from her for JMOinl nud has $10, tv vierth 01 the same stock left. French lllnc, the most expensive llewer of the season, is raised under glass which h,i lieen carefully shaded with muslin, se that the tender tasNclsi will be bleached te a pure vv hite or a delicate lingo of lilac. This has lieeii n prettv geed winter se far for honey bees, ns thev"' have had a lly nut during tlicse warm dns and have been nble te gel nreiind in the hlvonwiivfretu the clus ter without danger or liehig frozen te iieain. Australians lmve disenrded the horse-bit nml substituted a steel Kind placed ever the Iretit Kine of the horse's nose te which appli ance the iclustireattachcd. ltissild te give coniplcte control ever t.ie animal without ln tlicting the least discomfort Tiie teedingefany lel i n frozen eunli ruin is very npt locuue disorders of diges tion, (colic in the horse, and hev en, ncute or chronic. In cattle). The retention of such loed in the stomach ofthe horse, Jir ill the rumen of the ex, lowers Its vitality , is the constant application of cold would de te any ether tiit ofthe IsmIv. The iimxtircd vitality slews or completely arrests the natural and regular movements of the stomach. causes an accumu lation or gases w ithln it, and If execssiv e, ev cr cr distentien and death, either from rupture of the rumen, suffocation or absorption of nox ious gases Sin dust Ter ItcilUIng, The prevalence of steam nirtable saw mills in seme sections of the country has given rise te the practice of utilizing "the sawdust for bedding purposes Sawdust of itself pos pes pos sevses no v cry great fertilizing value until it has passed te decay, and then is valuable eulv in proportion te the ash contained therein. Hut practice has demonstrated that its use ler licdiling for animals serves net only the purpese of kccplugnnimals neat nnd clean, but a w ise, valuable purxse of absorli abserli nigthe urine and liquid lsirtiens of Hie ma nure, which otherwise are liable te waste; Saw dust vv ill take un a large amount of urine and temg mixed with the solid manure dis integrates it and reduces it ten mere pulver anr state and se much better adapted ler gen eral use. It is much sought after by seme te be used in the herse stable, and is considered uperler te anything that can Isj used, l'uultrjr in Wlnlvr. II nny returns nre looked for from fowls in Winter they must have proer attention. They must be kept In eomtert.iblo quarters and fed judiciously. There Is no animal that is mero susceptible, te cold than common fowls Turkeys and geese will prelubly en dure a greater degree of cold, but hens will till 1" respond In the line of eirg pieductlen if left te shift for themselves In moderately cool weather young fowls mav Uvome ac customed te een sheds but en the approach of winter they should be prev ided w if li quar ters that are clean, pure, bright and cheery vv itliiu ; and unless the sune nre prev ided. or if left exposed te tee great cold, they vi ill lese Mesh and their vigor Ih iiiucli impaired and se poorly pictured te resist siere cold. i-oea stimuli no prevlileii m sulltcient quan tity and consist of a healthy variety. All of the varieties of grain furnish geed feed, and It is change or variety tint gees far towards indueing prelille layinir. In connection with the dry grains hens like green feed, ascho asche ssl apples, onions oreabhage. Warm messes should also lie provided for them, and mav consist of IkiIIcsi isititees mashed, with meal mixed, or of scalded meal alone. In cither case de net forget te put In a sprinkling et pepper or mustard. Threw In refuse senilis of meat or tallow- and thev will be greedily devoured. Ner should tiie broken bone's and shells le forgotten', sim-e 1111011 them egg production depends Ashes nnd sind should be provided and kept dry, se that the fowls may enjoy a saml.bith occasionally and pre vent the development of vermin. .sl'HCI.tlj .VT(':.s. 1'nvsiriAss iirrscrllm Celdnn's LUjuld Wet Tonic for the neak, worn, ami dysiK'iiIlc. Take ennlher tJlileed&w A Rut llrc.itli Is Insiiifcralile Wmlen't like 11 Apciennltb n strong breath must net make hlm-elf vcrv fa. mill. ir Willi us. An Impure breath Is caii-eilby nn unhealthy stnuiuch. llunteek Itteutl lUlttr 111 correct this evil. They lire the bet stomach medicine known, for .il ley H. 11. inchrun, Urugclst. 137 umllU. North Queen street, Ijiiicw tur, li. Ul'CKLEN'b Alt.MCA SAI.VK. The liest sulvetn the world for Cuts, Ilml-cs, Seres, t Iceis, s.ilt Itlivum, Fever sores, Tetter, Chajiis'iJ Ihmit, Chilblains, Conn, nnd nil bkln Kriipilnns, nml ixisltlvcly cures lllis, or no p iv rvqutrtsl. It Is guaranteed te give perfect uatls uatls r.iclteu. or money refunded. Pries', -iv cents jer 1mi. 1'erwileby II. II. Cnchmn, druggist, Xes. UT snd 13U North Queen street, Lancaster, l'a. Des'T tilrle with threat and lung utnctlens. Take II lie's Heney of Hoiehetiiid mid Tar Pike's Toothache Dreps cure In one mluiilc. l--lwdemliv I.enk llnnrsl, A clcir, bright open face somehow leeks hon est. A herwi thief or burglar seldom carries such n f.ice,y;Mrcec Illoed Jlillert give the skin a peculiarly rlne tcxUlle und cleamess. They sti-engthen and enrich the circulation and se eradicate nil eruption or blemish, ler sale by II. II. Cnchmn,drusglst,137.ind li) .North Quevn street, Ieincanter, l'n. Thr-iv lllmtelf Out of Hip Wimleir. A merchant, oveicemnliy nervous prnstrntlen, recentlj beaunese wild nml delirious thut he Jumped from it third story window of his honse unit was f.ttnlly Injnrcdun the i.tveinent. Hud this unfortunate gentleman taken llrenu's Iren III ters In time, his life might have been pni seived. This potent Ionic enilches the bleed, (ones the nerves, and Imp irts energy te failing constitutions Mrs l'hisdie v White, Alanku. ' h., s.iys, Ilrewn's Iren lintel's cured ineef dyspepsia, KHruppetite, und nervous prrsitra prrsitra tleu. VVbat One De.e Del. . s. Craves, of Akren, X. Y., hud Asthma of the worst kind. Toek one dru-e of Thenuit' leelrle Oinnd was relieved In Ave. minutes. Hu adds " Would wulk ten miles for this medicine nnd pay M u bottle for II. It Hired my wife of rheumatism like umglc " 1'er sulu by II. II. (Jechnui, druggist. IJ7 nnd 1st .North Queen street, Lancaster, l'a. A nit BAT DlfOVUUY. Jlr Win. Themas, of Xs ten, I,i says . " My wtlii has been seriously affected iillhu cough for tcuty-ll vii) ears, nnd this spring mere severely than cverbetere. fchft hud used many remedies w Itlieut relief, nnd being urged te try Kr. King's Ne Disco v cry, did se, with most gratifying re sults The first bottle relieved her vcrv much, anil tiie second has absolutely cvned her. Miu has net had segiss! health for thirty veirs Trial bottles rum at Cochran's drug store, Nes. 1ST and lJ;) North Queen stivet, lain canter, l'a. luirge sle. Il.im. () i.irr tiif.su TiiiNes in: e.vsiii:ni:t). Theiisundu of men die every day he could be saved. I'rcjudlce Is mainly te ulame for this less of life. If It were believed that the sum of dlscase may certainly be rvduccd by physic, much would be gained. And yet the preposition Is very slmple: If yen take out dally mero Im. purlllei thuu Is dally genvruled, yen will seen be rid of Impurities. The eirect of this wle practice Is seen seen In llllleus, l.lvcr and Kid ney tumbles llut It Is equally et value In hcud midbrain affections ; In Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Apoplexy unit Paralysis. In chronic nnd uciiln Iilieiinmtisiii.and In nil affections of tiie bowels, tills principle seen re lieves und cures, when the medicine useU Is llitANinneTii's Pills. Yes, w hen ull ether means und medicine have failed te relieve fiem puln, these pills have ruled, by tuklug Impurities from the bowels und bloej, und thousands of men und women new place lliiANmurru's I'ltts among the blessings of mankind. VOU.N'fl MK.S !-ltK.l)118. This Voltaic IIklt Ce., of Jlurshall, Mich , offer te semi their celebrnled htKcTmsVoiTAie IIklt and ether Klkctkie Ari-LiAscrsan trial ler thirty 'r'lni"","" I0'1 oryeung) ullllcted with nervnna deldllty, less or vftullty uml iiihuIiikmI, und nil kindred tnmblcs. AUefuriheumutlsm ueiirul. gLi, inindysU, and liiniiy ether kindred discuses. Complete restoration te health, vigor und maul IhssI guaranteed. Nerisk is Incuried as thirty days trial is allowed. Wrlte them at ence for Illustrated pamphlet Irce. dec-J-lyiHw Satlar.iitlim t'nliersal. lii the iwjst three month I have sold ene hundred und six hollies or Thomai' J'cleetric Oil. I uev er saw u medicine In my llte that gnve siichiinlversulsiiturartlen. Cured unulcenilcd Ihnsit ferme in tiieiity.feur hniirs t never mil. cd te lelleveniy children of cinup." c n l in Druggist. (Imv v lllc, III. Fer sale by H, 11. Cech' run, dmgglst. 137 und IS) Xertb Queen strtvi Iamcuster, l'a. lilt. FltAZIEIt'S 3IAUIC OINTMK.VT. The greatest blessing thut has been discovered in this gencrutlen. A sure cure ferlkiils, llurns. Beres, Outs, Hcsh bounds, Sele .Nipples, iimu and soft Cern", th.ippedl.lp. mid llund. l'lin eles una itletches. Price Me. bold by Druggists bold by It. U, lechruu. lnuud tjy North Queen itretit, jij ytrntCAi.' -HON IllTTKlU's. nun putt si w it n h it e e vv inn hint e e vv i n ii it e e vi lllll H H OO V VT WW W KM N ( W N N N ' IV N N N sW'a vv vr vv "s.i WW WW ca tt nnn rni fit, tt ii ii nun it no nfciis nun e e N N N ii no e n n ii II II OO N NN pan it im rinT i-k nun It II II T T K U II iinil II T T IK llllll. "SS.S. tJlRS- II II II T T K It II R (.,1,1 11 . 1 IMfU II 11 P H ititn K n sss" This medicine, combining t run with pure vege table tonics, qulekly nnd completely CDItkS IIVSPKI'SIA, INOKiKsSION. MAt.AlllA, VVF.AKNI.ss, IMPt'UK Ut.OOl), Cllll.I.S unit FKVKK nnd NKt'KAMItA. lly rapid nnd thorough nsslmliatlen with the bleed It reaches everj jeirl et the sv stem, puri ties nnd enriches the lilissl, strengthens the muscles nnd nerves, nud tones unit Invigorates the system- A tine Appetite r best tonic known. It will rure the worst nise of HjsjH'pslii, le. tuevlngiilldlstri'sslng sjmptems, such us Tust lug the 1'isHl, Ik Idling, Heat In the btmuiich, Heartburn, etc. Hie only Iren medicine thut will net blacken or Injure (he teeth. It Is liiVHlmible fordtscuscspccullartewomen, and IehII persons w he lend sedentary lives. An unfailing remedy ferdlseuses of the l.lver nnd Kidneys. IVrsens suffering from the effect of overwork, nervous troubles, less of iip)icttte, or debility, ciperlutice quick lellef and iiinewed energy by Its use. It does net cause lleiidache or preduce Const 1 put ten OTHKIt Iren medicines de. It Is the enlv preiunitten of Iren that causes no Injurious effects. I'hvslctami nnd druggists recommend It ns the best. Try It. The genuine his Trade Mink and crossed red Itne.seii wrapper Take noethor. Made only by llltOWN CHHMICAl. CO.. llALTIMOHK, Mil. septli-lyd.tlyw J)i:V (HMDS. E TiXTIl.VOHIUNAHY HAU0A1KS -AT THF NEW YORK STORE. 10-4 WHITE BLANKETS, il.dlA l'AIU KKDfCUP FUOMI.S3. 10-4 WHITE BLANKETS, l.TSAPAlU KEIll'CCDFKOMrUO. 10-4 SILVER GREY BLANKETS, jjui pah: .kkiu'ckii fiiem ms. lb-4 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, W.VIAI'.Ml! UKDl'CKH FIIOM tVmi. 11-4 EXTRA HEAVY BLANKETS M7.VA PAII! .KKIU'CKK FUOM fjm. fl'KU.W. CI.F.AUIKO SAI.KOF Ladies and Children's Coats and Cloaks AT II M.r fSVAL l'liICK WATT, SHAND & GO., 8 and 10 East King Street, rvnxiTuiii:. I.T1.K A. HKIXITSH. w NO. 28. NO. 28. Special for Spring, 1885, I V i-TOCK OF FURNITURE Fer the Spring Trade, Is KOIT.W, TO ANY IN' THK CITY, AND AT l'UICKs THAT C'ANNOr UK UNKKltsOI.t). AM. (,OOIIS t.l'AKANTEED. WALTER A. HEINITSH, Ne. 28 East King Street. I.AXCA&TKi:, PA. detsvimd irer.ii:nrji.visiiixa uoeits. rpm: CHEAPEST PLACE TO 1IUY AT LOW PRICES . STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES, Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures, JOHN P. Sciill (fi SON'S, Ne. 24 Seuth (jiicen Street, felj'.T-lyil LANCASTER, PA. jx.suit.ixcj:. EQUITAIJLi: UFi: IXSUHAXCK COM. PA NY. Assets, 854,000,000. Surplus, $12,000,000. Indisputable Creditors' Assurance Equitable Life Insurance Company. Tbu nnly ltuslness Mini's Policy wrltlim, nay. nlile lu III, 11 or 'M ycm-H, unit imn-fiirfiiltaljlii allur 3yrur. Thu sufest liivcHtuicntumlbet liuvlnir OllB. KQU1TAIILK HOES THK LAItOKST 1NSUU bUKA.NCi: HUsINUbS IN THK WOltLII. W, J. MADDEN, 10 NOItTH OUKKN ST. H'lllTK ruH iHrOIIXATIUK. j:j)irCAT10XAL. T.IKKi:i:i'S HOOKS!" Thut win the remark imululjy nynunur pcraen vtlimii vi u ervrlicurtt en lliu slivcl tliu etbur day. unit thcmi'uiilim was tluit a certain perunn kent it book toie. '1 luit' ene way te keep books," und a very koe1 ay If you have the necessary experience unit capital ; but there i another vay tn " keep luniks, " ami that ; te kcup ac counts by thu b(t mctheUa of boek-kecplne, HiichuKura tauisht In every detail, and pracll cilly, tee, at the LANCASTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. AddiOH, H. 0. WEIDLER, JaillD-tfd Ne. H'.i EAST KING STltLKT. rplIIH I'Al'KU IS 1'ItINTKl) WITH J, K. WRIGHT & CO.'S INK, Fairmount Ink Works, 2Ctli and IWa. Avenue JunO-ly PHILADKLrillA.PA. VI.OTIIIMI. M kTYKUH ,t UATIIVON. QUESTIONS OPTK.V VKItl'I.KXtMi TO Buyers of Clothing ! "WhoretoBuy It? "Whero QimlitleB Are Dest ? Whero I'rlcca Are Lewost ? Ifnt any time these questions be uppeiiiiint In your mind, icuioinliei that we ale thelriulliig competitors ferveur trade. We ale III a pesl thin lesuppl) jour ev cry nccit in CLOTHING HKAIIWI.IIIK OR KHOsf ' MtlsrilESILNT, Ami the cost vvn gunmutcii will be n Just and lair equivalent for whatever sum ten wish te cApeiid. -Step In tosee us nud leek ever Ilia stock that Is here. Ciitteallv eviiiulne It nud iiutku comparison with the best you knew- of else where. We am eeutldent that quulltlen are right, ami thai pities iiskcdwlll Itesui-e teinake veuubujer. MYERS & RATHFON, I.KAlll.NU t.ANCASTKIt ll.OllllKUS, NO. 13 EAST KINO STIinET, I,ANCASTi:i:. 1A T T V I I.I, l'A Y YOlT 'l-O CA I.I. AT ONCi: anii tn;ci;i:K im: GREAT BAEGAINS THAT VVK AKU UIVINlt IN ALL Ollt IlKPAKTMKNTt. THK UOODS MUST BE SOLD, as vvr. iemmhnci: ai.ti:i;atiens NK.T IVKKIi. Men's, Youths', Beys' & Children's SUITS, T CLF.AKING OPT PMC P. Ot'Il UNTIIIK hTOCh OP OYEKCOATS Havcnsaln been marked (len tu prices vthlch aslenlsli all, and cannot fall iiisell them. V KPI.I. I.INL OP (Ious, Undorweiir, Nt't'kivcar, t., TOlK-TllllinTlltlR Fckvikr PniCKH. 3,."1LIVP.N' COLL MP" nt In ceuti per dozen Al-ecxtm ImlucemeuU In Custom llepartiiiuut HIESI (fcROTKBE, reiin Hall Clothing llouse, COltNEU OrC'KNTKGSQUAKi; ANII NeltTII OUKKN hTUKKT. VylI.I.lAMSON.V KOSTIHl. Tin: FINE OVERCOATS -IN Till.- GREATSPKOIALSaLE Cuiulst of KIK ItP.AV l.lt. tuiud-iime Mil IONS COlSKs.LUi;vls and u hirpe variety of r ancy i anerus 01 me jaicM lasmens. r.vcry Cent U tlnlhhcd lu th In-st enler, ami tilmmed with silk anil satin nhtive llnlim-s, made by nkll fill nerkincn Biul Ut cijual te the Illicit custom made. THE SUITS That are put Inte this sale are NLWSTYLL-, In line mixed and plain Cassimeres, Whipcords and Worsteds. Every Oarmnnt warranted made, and trimmed In the best enler, ami special care tukuu te Ktve the purchaser u perfect lit. VHITK IIKESS i-IllltT.x, IV. 5II:N'S CA11DI0AN JACKKTb.STc. AL1MITKD QUANTITY OP ItOT.V I'.MIEU. VVKAIt, loc. DIAMONI) TOE SII AKKIt HOsE, lie. MENS WOMv'INC, PANTS, II. SATIN LINED NECKWEAIt-PiilT, Tcck and and Claudent Sic. HATS and CAPS. CENTS' DUES' STIFF FUIt HATS, $1..V). GENTS' SOFT FUIt HAT, II a) HOYS' STIFF Fl'lt HATS, !Mc. HOYS' HEAVY WINTEH CAPS, IVc HEVEltSIHLE LAP ItOUES.Il. HOUSE BLANKETS, Square or Cut, We. WHIPS that are ever nix fct lone, JAVA STICKS, S5C. BOOTS AID SHOES FOR LAOIES, MISSES. GENTS AND HOYS' WEAIt, In Fine I)re Shoes or Streng liiirable Goods forntreet orkcbeol wear. In nil Kradcjt at LOW KST 1'IIICEs, There nre u few 'Inen of Lndlc' nnd dents' sheca thut are Included In the bpec lal Sale In which we have 11 lull assortment of Mies. Here la an opportunity te procure a bar gain thutkheuld net bu inflected. RUBBER OVERSHOES OF ALL KINDS, III Gossamer and lined Sandals, Arctic, Alakan; also, a long Itubber llixjtB for upertsincii. irSten- cliwe at 0 p. in., except Satuidajn, until furthvr notice. WILLIAMSON AND FOSTER, 32,34, 36 and 38 East King St., LANCASTEIi. PA. Safi:, sum: and si'kkdy cum:. UlniKK, Vaiiioecelis nml briciL Duejiiim of cither mx. Why be liumbaKKcd by (uncks, when you enn find In Dr. WrlKht the only Itto Itte 1'I.ab PiniciA In Philadelphia vlie timlcct u specialty ofthe nbove dUennea and ccutu them T CciiEa nrAKAMTXED. Auvick vrkk, day ana even, lutt. Strangers can be treated und return home thu mine. day. OlUcea private. Hit. W. II. WMGIIT. Ne. SII North Ninth blrcet, abevu Itace, P. O. llex U7X Plilladelphla, JanlO-lydAw TTOT 80DA. THE UKLICIOO WIMTKR BEVKIUCIB. HOT CHOCOLATE, HOT .COFFEE, ' HOTGINGElt, HOT LEMON, OM.Y B CKXTS AT COCHRAN'S DRUG BTORB, Ne. 1S7 AND IX) NOItTH QUEEN bTItEET, dcc-uid Lancajtr, Fa. CLOTH IX1. JK. MMALtNO. GREAT SLAUGHTER -IN- HUE OVERCOATS, VVe nlTtr Id day n reduction nr te 3D per cent, below Ian mi. ntli's piles. C'reiubln'a crlcbnitcd nud popular Ov cicea 1Iuk, THE 1IKST1N TUP. WOllLH. In nil the illffercut similes nnd ntvlcs, Klv Inns, Finn, VcIeiiih, VIcumiH, ljillnp,.., nJ,. Ilna, Meulnuak'a, Astniilinii", etc, F, , II. Kit. rodetn, Ciurliies, Huirel'a nnd Patent Heaven. Ileyal Irish Frlvxti, (Inrijewcn, Fcterahamn, Melteuannd Keisnys. There k"1' ran only lie liiul ill liNidliiK house In larnu cltle,nnd ninire Inpilcefrein vi In tun. i are kcIIIhk them rnim$.)tui. A full line or Deuiestla Fnlirlev, nuitflliK lu pi Ices rieiil Hi 10 Mi. SUITINGS OF KVKItY HE.t'HIPTIOX AT IMIICES LOU. llLSl'O.NUINt.l.Y LOW All coIei-k are mibjected lu n thermiKh cheml nil tent. Our wink la or the best nud hlKhent style of ait. our lenif rvperlencn In lni.lness ami c ose liiiccllen euablea u te be themuRlilv familiar with all the best manufacluiea anil latest ntvles lu the market, lllve una tilal and be ceuv lured, -AT- Ne. 2 West Kliip; Strcet und Contre Squtire. Smaling's Tailor's Guild. marlwiTWAS piiAm:.s w. riiv. 100 Dade Widow Shades IN A VAMETY OF IIEsH.NS Which have been accumulating the mt ceasen, we lll rliMO out from ifl te en cent apiece. Anions them are touie pretty luitterns. IiikeIhk throiiKlienr uteck or CURTAIN POLES We find a uived innnyedd andenda, one, two mid tli ire of u kind. seme are Uiilniit, some EIhiiiv mid komie llniss Trimmed lliese me all Mtupled nnd the price fnun 4V te 10 cciiIk apiece. OiirCOMltlNATION WIIMtK In l.benyaml Walnut nt II.U) n piece, It u baiviilu, reduced fmin i.Vi. NEW LINKS OF Dade Window Shades FOIt SPIIINO Plnln Celers Bud Widths for all stales or win low, Tin and WimhI prlni( Itellei, Fixtures, Hull, mils, Linen FrliiKe. Nickel PiiIIk, Hinds, etc V take iiieusiuva and de h.idu vv e( k of ev cry description lu Uisit-elaHn iiuiuuer. Oidt r your Paper HatiKluit done new Pieces Mi'lu unver t-e low uml will K' IiIkIht. ' PIAEBSW. FRY, Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN STREET. LANCASTEII, l'A MAcmxi:t:r. rri:ATi:us eh fuknaui:h. ii BEST" STEAM ENGINE ANU- Beiler Works, WTERS Olt- FURNACES FOU Private Dwellings, Schools ami 1ul. lie JliiiluingN. Call and tee them. Made of heavy Inn, aim pie nf coimtructlen, dtirublc, economical, the meat Uadtntliif; Surface of any Healer In thu market. Nothing Cheap But the Price I OUR OWN PATENT. 49-Hat lux neen In use In many of the larKea residences In Lancaster In the past ten viaiat the best of evidence of lu mei its.; AddtesB, Jehn Best & Sen, K. 33 EAST MITOS STI1F.F.T, IttillS-lydA-' LANCAbTEll, PA. HAVING DISSOLVKI) PAUTKHILSIIII' nnd pcnnaneiitlv' closed the Chestnut Mrcct Iren Werka, I ueslm te Inform my old patrons and the publle Keucnilly, that lam still In the business, belni? located In the Penn lien Company's Werk, North Plum street, w here 1 mil makfiiK Iren nnd Unvss Castings ( ' every de scription, and will be pleased te serve all uhe may favor me with their patromiKe. Fiem 10 vcarMoxperloncoln the business ami iisIiik the best material nml employing the best mechanics, I am satisllcd 1 can Kuarulitee ontlte satlsf.ictlim. CastlUKS iiuule from u mixture nf Iren nud bteel which are inoie reliable for sticnith uudduiii blllty than the best cast Iren known. V teeth roll pinions, mils and relllni; mill work u spec ial ty. CastliiRs made of very sort Iren, nnd brass cast Inijs of ev ery description. 1 have all the pat terns of the well und favorably known Mewier Cem and Cob Crusher, refitted and Improved, also en hand. Mills completely titled up or lu fiarts, te replace old mica which have been In use ur years, guaruntcolnKtbeinteL'lvosutlsiuctfcm. It. 0. McCULLEY. niifc'-ll-emil lirANTHD IiADY AOKNTH Full V "QUEEN PKOTECTOIt," daisy stncklnif ami sldit supporters, shoulder braces, bustles, besom forms, dress shields, satety bvlts.slceve protectors, etc. entirely new devlccs, unprece dented ptotltst-wehavu fi) ugents inukiiiB IKM monthly. Address nitb stamp. E. 11. CAMPBELL ft CO., JanlMmi'Od Ne. a . May St., Chicago. Gt KAY'S 81T.CIKIU MEDICINE r TheGrent English Ileinedy. An uufallliiK cnie for Iinpetcney and all Diseases that fellow I8 or Memery, unlvcrsnl IjisbIIuiIe Palu In the Hack, Dimness of Vision, Prematura Old AKcaud many ether discuses that lead tn In sanity or Consumption und u Piematiiru Grnv e. Full putlculars lu our pamphlet, which vte ilo ile ilo slre te send free by mall te every one. This Spe cific medicine i sold by all drugglstaat II per package, or six packages for n, or will laisent fiee by mull en receipt of Jho money, by nil dressing the agent, 1111. COCHltAN, Dnigglst. Hole Agent, Nes. 137 und 13V North ()ueeu striet, Lunruster, Pn. On neceunt et counterfeits, vie have adopted the Yellow Wrapper 1 the only genuine. THE OltAY MEUICINE CO.. lluffide, N. Y,
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