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LANCASTER, FEDUUAItV 23, 1SX
Mr V
That Terrible Fire.
Tlm nrrililn nntifl wniif tnii nf tlin ICinff
J f J Til. I1 .1.1. si. !. n llin tvinet lint
; ., mansion 111 liiuaucipiiiii la inu juu.it uii.
'8 rowing In its details of any within our re
n'cent experience, numerous anil fatal ns
i&ijjl have en tne flies of this winter. The
v L horror of this disaster springs largely irem
tha knewlixlM that ita less of life could
I?8 easily have been avoided, and tliat it is
ri altogether due te the inertness of the Pliil-
pv nilnlnhbi flrn tlen.ii-tmPTit.nnil Hip lack nf
IIUVlflM'l ...w V. , -
ready thought upon the rait of these who
wcre upon the scene. Jlrc, King is the he
roine of the occasion, an 1 her calm courage
and presence of mind at the window of
the burning house aic reflected as bril
liautly against the stupidity of the crowd
upon the street below her, as were the
flames against the cold background of the
S?V vmer fcky- S"0 called for mattresses te
gar te be spread te catch their falling forms ;
gft-IZl and threw out her children upon them,
filUitll UUL UCICCI1 ilUU CUllCll llll HlUlCMllu
' te fellow. Xe finer display of courage and
thought in the presence of peril stands rc-
i'cerded.
' But what is te be thought of thoehe
' saw the peril, in safety themselves, and
found no means of salvation, though
houses te which the fire had net pene
trated steed en each side, affording access
te the burning dwelling, through the walls
or by the reef, which a ready man could
linva niumnil Tt?it!inilt rrw.it itllllniittv A
J, f axe would quickly have broken through
the roei, but tlieie was no one te tniiiK
quickly and act promptly. Ot course
the chief responsibility rests tiieii
the fire department. It should have
been thtre with hose and ladders in a
few minutes, but did net get tliere for an
hour. It will net de te say that it did net
have notice ; for it is said that it was
promptly notified ; and if it was net there,
U failure of duty charged upon the police
department. The Hip chief .ns again th t
his ? i ,iv? tus was at et'.ier fires ; but if hN
adr -atien is te b.ul that lie can attei.d
pr te 1 t eiip lire in a district at a
t.: fact i3in its-elf his condemnation.
T 3 fact is that the fire department
of Philadelphia h iiufficient. It has
geinl panitus and trained horses that are
rrady te gallop forth at the stroke of the
1 ell. Yet tires gain gieat headway before
the firemen appear ; and when they come
the tire still burns long b-feie they get
into ssa vice and get it under control. TnN
fact has been cou-p'cieu? for a long time ;
aud it is remarkable that the press of
Philadelphia has te.n te icticent
about it, and the people se patient
tinder it. The lire at Second and
Ctiebtnut streets demonstrated beend a
peradventure the great weithlessness of
the department The rcandal of this ex
tended conflagration, in a cit w ell e inipped
with fire aiipanitus, should have aroused
the newspajiers of tlie town te indignant
comment, and its authorities te vigorous
action ; and new that the King homicides
are directly chargeable te the the depart
ment's slowness, is it net high time
that the political government whL-h has
robbed its members of their readiness,
courage and zeal, should be changed te a
business government that will bring the
firemen te every fire as speedily as their
horses will get them there ; and will put
them when theie under intelligent direc
tion? The lessen te be learned from the calam
ities fallen upon Philadelphia by leasen of
the fact that the fire department is a iwlit
cal machine, should be heeded by ether
towns. "When lives and projteityaie thus
endangered is it net time te say that the
fire department, at least, should net be a
feather-bed provider Jer waid politicians.
The Xeed or l'ire lUrape.
Three jears age the Ixteliieksceii
called attention te the lawef this state
requiring fire escapes in the case of many
buildings which are new net provided with
them. Owing te the careless maimer in
which the btatute is draw ntheie does net
seem te be any particular eflleial in this
city charged with the duty of looking after
tliis matter. It would be no great stretch
of authority, however, for the chief cngi
npcr te take it en himself. If he will beau
the law and then take a tour out the town
ha will see many buildings without such
03iapesas the law requites them te hae
,It seems, tee, te be undetci mined in many
instance, whether the landleid or tenant
Is te erect and miiutain them en leased
)remles. Tli subject is well worth the
a tontlea of the diligent and energetic
" h wl of the fled'i atmi-nt.
; n-cent horrible exinneuci s in Philadel
phia should carry the;r warning. Work Werk
mia in m lautisterkn, guests lu hotels and
!4ivle!u their home will work aud sleep
belter If they fe.d jh t they are properly
pie7ide.i with weans of escare by the win win win
donsandextirer.ln cae tlie and smoke
fhuf ctr the ordinary modes of descent and
cessbv staifS .ml wmiews. Seme hotels
nova y pr-v le eery loom with an
ta y tihtwue.c aid fixture, by which
are. - uM readily cjie iema a win-
ev.- ki .my neigii. t.ie apparatus Is
e,
hm u,v r . i uk um mmgs en
' (ha iut from which it is te
1 e d p edi4 in ca e of tue. The Idea
. tVHK le.iilng ei Hi kind M.eu.d be udep id
' In ever heUM' e e c wse e at hast.
" 1 he I',i ladrlp, a ei:)erieu :t s n ws that the
fimucii. iJL dii cuui t a.way leralied
, ti) c tet'ieir In t'uie te lescue the
- Imperills I ; a stiu. iip mc.1 fu.eued is
.Wcryksidy.
Vihj Is It Set Dene 1
Tlie directors et the Lam aster county
almshouse and lns.me nfjiuin, who have
charge of the thtec large buildings which
accommodate the.'O institutions and thelt
mere than llehimdred inmates, are guilt j
of criminal negllgence in net connecting
them with the fire nlaiui system of Lancas
ter city.
Expericnce has knight that this property
Is pectili.uly exposed te the peril of lire.
The bam en the premises has been burned
down llnee times, and ence the hospital
was burned out. Any fire in the nlmsheuse
or hespital late at night would boaccom beaccom boaccem
panitd with the risk of great less of human
life.
The management of tlae institutions is
dependent en the Lancaster city fire de
partment for aid in case of lire, and jet U
has dene nothing te establWi clee and
prompt communication with the alarm
signal. The neatest box te the alm-heus
is at the comer of Last King and Ann
streets, a half-mile distant.
A few iwles and a half-mile of vile
would make the necessary connect ie.i and
provide a location for an alarm le en the
premises. hy is it net done ?
m mm
At latest mveiints tlie Knuli-lt fetves at
Abu K lea were like the fellow that lireuplit
tlie bear into camp.
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Jtn. Densnv is credited wltli expre'Wing
tlie idea that speeches, pnnulen mid brai,
builds de net count for much in elltlcalcam-piign-S
when in lne-t (if the large cities thcre
Js a contingent w hee votes are for s.de en
election day, and who are numerous enough
te turn tbe -"cale en ucarly every doubtful
Htale. Ter 'J a head 2,000 etes of such
IK'litic.il pirate could h.ue lieen get ter
Iiliilne In New Yerk city en election day ;
and they would hae been secured, no doubt,
had it Ijeen Known tliere would be such
preying need for tliem. It Is new an open
secret Hint the lack of 70,000 demanded of
the Ilauceck managers for tlie purchase of such
votes in ISsO, was all that preventcd Iilsclec Iilsclec
t.en. With all the talk about tlie tariir, Uie
Menter eonlereneo and ether supposed causes
which iiillucnted the Ksue of that great
struggle, it really turned en tlie vote of
20,0iX) heelers and thieves in New Yerk. The
sjine impudent and wicked class is grew lug
up in every city. Lancaster has Us share of
thorn, and until decent citizens r!e up, re
gardless of xrty, and stamp them out, they
will be pampered aud bought by tlie poli
ticians and allowed te be the determining
clement of our politics.
Ne matter about the cabinet officers; the
giouud-heg would make the best chief of the
signal service.
TitEtownef Bristel, Hacks county, had n
novel election en Saturday, the Democrats
holding a special primary te express their
choice for lHistuuster. Mr. James Drury,
the editor of that staunch paper, the Observer,
and a loyal Democrat, was the popular
favorite and led lu the roll by a liandsome
plurality, but as he tailed te get a majority a
dccMve ballet is te be had te-day between
him and lils next highest competitor. Well,
why net? If the system 1 a geed ene for
cheesing the nominees of a party for elective
officers, what is tlie objection te this method
of determining the party's rhnlce for federal
appointments, especially as the authorities at
Washington have tlie Hier te veto a bad
cheke if tlie people should make such ?
m n
l'nevt the quiet that lias lately settled
around (V Donevan Ite-si, It is net strange
that some jeoile are beginning te bcllcvn
that ids mouth has been fi 07011 shut.
Ri.aisc did net attend the Washington
dedicatory ceremonies. They wcre lu honor
of a man who could net tell a lie.
Themas JnFFr.nses's diary, the mann mann
sciiptef which recently came into Mr. 'Til
den's itfisscssien, seems te threw a geed deal
of light en the private Ufa or the great Demo Deme
c pf It appears therefrem that lie bough,
geid lierc-", ninny of them, and ran in debt
f them; that an admirer Bent him a monitor
c'leesc, weighing 1,2.13 pounds, which he
I itendedasa present, aud Jeiferhen promptly
pild him 10 cents a pound for it, though :m
probably lnirrewcd the money te de se; that
Ills charities were a great drain en his purse,
averaging 51,Cffl a year, and that this famous
publicist, se often denounced as n godless
skeptic, was a very frequent contributor te
Christian causes. Hcv eluntarily sent te the
collector of customs nt Philadelphia tlie
duty en 200 bottles of wine, which he get
Irem tlie .Spanish minister, who Inqierted it
free, of com se, mid spaicd it from ins stock
for Mr. Jell'ersen. Manilestly it is a great
pity Mr. Jeifersen'a diary has been a sealed
book se long. Later presidents might have
patterned from it with credit te themse'es
and w ith piellt te the country.
TitKi'-an who rails it "Oeorge Birth! ig ig
teu's Vah Day" is still abroad in the
land.
Tun sle 10 of the Washington monument
is vcrygradual.se that, although It Is 553 high
and 55 feet squareat the Ixise, the top plat
form Is 30 by aO. Thcre are 10O.0CO tens of
stone in tee structure j it w ill have cot w hen
completed $1,250,000; an clovater will run up
through Its Inside and an electric light blaze
out from its summit, 40 feet higher than tlie
towers of Cologne's cathedral, heretofore tlie
loftiest stiutture rai-ed by tlie hands of man.
Ter all time the weather line that marks the
place where the work was left elfin l$5e,aml
resumed in 1870, w ill be a memorial of .Iio
beginning of the Intense agitation of the civil
war Issues and of the restoration of tlie
union. Most uotable features of tlie
finished structure will be the memo,
rial stones sent by various assecial'nns
and ether governments. As most of tliere
are yet te be fl.ed in place, an effort she. at
be made toiuake the collection mere gene-al
and mi opportunity le given te every civil,
religietiB or social oiganizatien te pay this
tribute te America's greatest man ant. Free
dom's noblest apostle. The block contribu
ted by tlie actors has a llfe-sire incdall'en
IKirtrait of Shakespeare j .Switzerland sent n
magnificent plece of polished pranlte; the
Mormons a beolilve eaivcd out of stene;
Brazil, China, Arabia, Grceceaud a tcore of
our own states, the Indians and the Temr
lars, and fifty ethers are represented with ft
memorial stones. In the bitter Knew .oili .eili .oili
leg agitation the stoue sent by Pins IX was
stolen, biekcn and sunk in tlie Potomac. It
would only be speaking the voice efthat
religious liberty which is our beast, for the
monument commission toglve Lee XIII an
eppuituulty te loplace the stone.
Tun old-fashioned llrcescnpe n cell of
rope In ev ery room fastened te the fleer,
seems or mere utility than many of the new
fangled Inventions.
Tun small boy wlih a bob sled fancies him
self a millionaire in tliese wintry days.
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
In nttlt.imttifllfl int1fAtvf
bin-ale inn UiuiuuieUi.utli.il cnaurc
Wellrntnnuer! muiiU liitru
Ana pieud una silent, wlaltft he.
Point upr nd, through tlie.purrile dome I
I'eiut uuuarat A.vu, iieliii euirte
lhliniK-ilal t,ir.tlle lmprlal blue,
The tispurlul sLiluiiilsr of lii teuic I
Mini' pjth 1 upward. Yeulh ernge
J reai Ui ubuut ibe lunJ kUull ir.ne -
1 Jiy iiugvr, iielntlng te hi. pluce
Ot jjrviid, s-iciual lwriuige.
"swgtifn AlilUr.
AUGUSTUS II. GARLAND.
)cr.izs'.:':sis tf1
VUOMIXVSTLY Mr.XTlUSV.lt AS ATTOlt
Xl.Y HLSKUAL f .Vfll.lt rf.f.l 1.7..I.M.
Siniflhtue Alieutn senatur W tin t reulilerrd
te heOiifcil thp I.rmUiig Lrgnl UgliU nf
the Ceimtrj' Tracing lit Mk-cc.
fill Csrfer.
Augustus 11. Oirland was born in Tipton
county, Tennessee, June 11, ls32. Ills parents
removed te the state of Arkansas the follow
ing j ear and settled In the bottom lands of
tlie lied Klver Valley. At a suitable age
young Garland was sent te Bardstown, Ken
tucky, te Ikj educated in what was then the
famous scat of learning In the Southwest.
Ills academic studies were pursued in tlie
Catholic colleges efSL Mary and St. Jeseph.
During the latter jart of his residenee in
Bardstown he read law, and attended tlie
trial of causes in the court room w henevcr
he had tlie opportunity. At that time the
local liar was verj strong. Oarlaud profited
greatly by this practice as w ell as by his
studies which he pursued vvitli persistent
devotion. Returning home he continued te
wee that jealous mistress tlie law, and In
InVS was admittedte practice at Washington,
Arkansas. In lsjii he removed te LItfle fleck,
the capital of the state. He was admitted te
practice as an attorney In the supreme court
of the United State-s en December 20, IsM,
By that time lie hud attained pioiessienal
reputation, and in the same year was a Bell
and Everett elector. !leoppe-ed tlie seces
sion of Arkansas as long as tliere was anv
hope of a pcaccable solution of sectional dif
ferences. When, however, war was inevita
ble, he threw lu his let w ith Ills state. He
was n member of the Previsional Congress
which met at Montgomery, Alabama, in May
lsCl, aud took part 111 drawing up the con
stitution of the Conlederate states During
thostruggle between the Uedenil and Cen-
teaeraie governments no gave lils counsel te
tliu Southern cause, first as a representative
and afterwards ns senator. He wasservlng
ns a senator in its Congress x hen tlie Con
gress collapsed. In IsOeMr. Garland peti
tioned, tlie supreme court of the United
States, te practice then in without taking
" tlie iron-clad oath," at the same time
submitting an argument hi support et hispeti hispeti
tlen, which vvasaniasteip.ece of rwnenmi;.
He wen his case, which was net dcilded
until the December teim of the supreme
court, 1mT7. Wnile it was pending he was
elected United Stales senator Irem Arkan
sas. He appeared te take his scat in tlie
Senate, March 4, 107, but was net permitted
te de se.
In 174 Mr. Garland was elected gev ernei
of Arkansas, without opposition. Te him
was due tlie overthrew of carpetbag rule 111
that state. In less than a vear after he
ipccaine governor, tlie iredil et'Arknnsas bad
improved fium the valuoef twenty tents en
the dollar te slxty-llve im nt. This improve
ment iniliratid tnu ability and sucees-, of his
at.miiiMratieu.
His first election ns senator took place In
Jauuaiy, ls70, without opposition. Me began
his term us siicies-er te Powell Clayten,
Republican, en March 5, ls77. In lt.s.j he
was re-elected, nntt lils term of service will
net expire until .March 3, lssa.
But iiuiid all tlie centlieting rumors as te
t10 t'lcveland cabinet, there seems te be no
doubt any w here that .Senater Garland w ill be
invited te take a place in it, aud that his
senatorial career for tlie present, Is about te
close.
This eminent man is much liked as well as
admired. Me is plav ful as a boy, an incur
able joker, and lias fend efcandv us a school
girl. In person he is well built and tall.
His beau is larae with a bulging forehead,
net cssitatlug him te wear an eight and
three-quarter hat, as is alleged ; bis face
round, smoeth-slinvcd and animated with
black and most expressive eyes. Mis features
are geed aud indicate an amiable disposition.
There are, moreover, both strength aud
dignity expressed In his countenance. Gar
land knows hew te command aud te rcbuke
uutlioieuhness in work nnd a want of
candor, which are peculiarly abhorrent te
him. His equipment ns a "lawyer, charac
terized as it is by vast research, includes also
that comprehensive grasp of leading princi
ples anil imperial independence et Judg
ment, which many men learned In the law
appear net te possess.
PEHSONAL.
Ilnsnv M. I'AitKiitrnsT, new something
of an astronomer, also a weather prophet en a
small scale, began as a short hand reporter.
Mits. i)E Srni'VE, wlfoet the Itusslau min
ister, nml " small, thin and pale grav," is
pronounced the cleverest vv euian In Wash
ington. l'liiLtr It. UitEAS, founder of the Ger Ger Ger
mautowutevvu Teletraph, celebrated his7Ctli
birthday en Saturday. Me is in exeelleut
health.
CeunTi.ANtrr I'almeb, whlle expressing
1110 opinion ui.u lemaiu sun rage is inevitable,
believes that it will produee h retrogression
hi politics, industry and matrimony.
GKonen Ki.iet worked harder en
"Hoinelu" than en any of her ether books.
hi her own werds: "I began it a young
woman I finished Han old.weman." And
yet but sev cutecn mouths vv ere consumed In
the work.
Or.onei: D.VNcnerr, the vcncrable histo
rian, who probably knows mere almut Wash
ington Hum any ether living man. wasan
attentive, listener te betli the Washington
orations 011 Saturday. Me seemed te like
Daniel's the better.
DvNir.i. Sullivan, 0110 or Colerado's
wealthiest men and tlie recent Democratic
cauilidate for United States senator, was, a
tow years age, a brakeman en tlie Xew Ye k
Central railroad. He drifted te the Heckics,
"struck it rich," and new laments that hi) is
net se happy as he was in tlu tlitys of his
peveity.
Mkniiv Watteusen has been In Xew
Orleans. At 0110 of the balls he was intro
duced te Miss Maud Howe, daughter of Mrs.
Julia Howe. He was presented ns "Mr.
Meiny Watterson." "llnppv te meet you,
-Mr, Wattei son," said Miss flowe ; where
ate you from T" Mr. Watterseu will never
feigivu her.
Mn. asp Mas. William Peak, sonle.,
members of the Peak family of "Swiss Bell
Itiiigeis," who were very popular throughout'
tliuieuntry a lew years age, have boceuio in-
inaicsoiiuei.oriiauii county,,, v, poerliouse,
having lest their property and being unable
longer te cempete with the newer nttra. liens
of the stage. Thelr family lias been breken up
by death.
Ex-SENATen T.vnen, of Colerado, has lest
tlie gu-.itcr part of his fortune through in
Judicious mil cstale vcnturcM. The enem
heue, by long odds tliulliiestbuildlngJn Den
ver, U owned bylilm. Taber lenneiiy hepta
read house in tlie mountains. When tit luat
he leuml a uiliie with some bilvcr 111 it he
proceeded te Ulv orce his wife and ti ma. -y u
younger and prettier woman ;und tl'uine.iey
vvlilcli he had te pay tlie llrel Mis. T, new
makes her lieher than he.
A Tretip Ship Le,t.
A telegram from Dublin reports that 11 ru
mor prevailed in that city 011 Sunday, tlmt
the troopship Lydlun Men ifcli, fiem King King
seon for Suakiti, had foundered Jn Sr.
Geerge's channel. Tliere Is Intense excite
ment in Dublin e or tlie repei t, but no advice
coufl.'iuaiery of tlie rumors have been re
ceived by the admiralty. There have been
terrltle gales lu bc-elhuid una Ireluud wiOiln
the pHt WW days.
All, OT THIS llltAMTi: IlKAtl AMI COM!
Ah, net lhl gmnlte, desul ami ceM '
Kr from Us txe nml shill vxiuitulliiR the
round nenr-sclrrllns, c 'inpivhviHUiiKl
Tbeu, Wasiiimitei, mt n'lilip world's, tlm con
tlneiitsrntli'is-uet v, 11 Hlnne VuhtUm:
Kurejw'sa well. In even iul.call"Of lonler
Intieirr's cel.
Or frozen ntth,urMittiv south the Aran's In
liHtcnt Itie African s
Old Asia's there lth venerable smile, mmIiiI
RinUl ticriulnsi
(Clrcsts tlm nnll(iie tlif lu-i new ? 'tutnit Hie
same ttliclr IcKlilinatc 1 0111 tnmsl ever,
The Inilouiltatile heart and uilii 1 r.iotsef ltn
nev er-bnikm tine,
Ceumgc, nlcrtnr, i.itleiiii, Mltli, the linn
e cu In ileli'ut drfc,it( d ua I lie rsiiiie:)
Wlicrercr sails ti ship, or h u-e Is ltiiltl 011 laud,
or rtsy or ntglit,
Thmniib frvniliiK cities" nii,tl, liuloers or out,
fuoterles or I.irni".
New, or te conic, or p.il where iiatrtet U1
cOtltfl ercxUt.
Wherever rrvedein, itel-rd l. lelcraltnn, swn)-
set tiv Uiw,
stsnrts or M rising thv ti u immuuipnt
WiU hitman in the 'irtt
A 1 iheiMA.ws ri.-iiu ri; te m.isi-
iArev.
KilrAd 11 11111 i,. xitiiuiiiiriital Oralimi r linn,
.letui VV". Il.iui'rl.
Ne suin could new loin ide et Wnshlimten's
character that did net luu-t l.iugu.ije of
Its tributes, sud rcpiat viuue b nil her
names. Ne sum could Is' made of hi
achievements that did pet untold the blstei v
efhis country and lis m-titiuii u the his
tory of his ngc and its nun' the liMeiy
of man and his dcstuiv p be Oee. But,
whether character or n liievement 1 10
gardevl, the liclics before us only expose the
poverty of praise. Seileir was lie in ids
oflice Hint no Ideal of the leader or ruler can
be formed that does net slnuik by the site
of tbe reality. And se Ins be Impressed
himself upon the minds of men that 110 man
can Justly aspire te be the chief of a great
free people w hodees net mlnpt bis principles
andemulateshisexaiuple. Draw 1114 his sword
from patriotic. impuNe. without ambition
nnd without malice, he wielded it without
xlndlethencss and sheathed it without re
proach. All that huiiiiuitv letild conceive
hedid losuiU'ressthe iiueltle-. of war and
seethe its sorrows, lie never stnick a
cow aril's blew Te hint nge, Infancy and
helplessness were ever u ed. He teleratiil
no extremity unless te cuib the exivses of
his enemy, nnd he nevei poisoned the sting
of defeat Oy the exultation et the coniiucrer.
l'cace he vvolcemoas the heivcn-scnt herald
eflriendshipinnd iiitceuntt y liasgiven him
greater honor than that vv hi, h he defeated
for rtiglaud has been itl.nl te tlaim liiiu ns
the scion of her bleed . proud, like our
sister American stutesAe tbv idew ith irglui.i
me Hener 01 producing inm.
Faschiated by the pettectien of the man,
we are leth te break the miner of admiration
into the fragments of analvsis. But, le! as
we attempt it, everx fr.igmtnt Ikssiiucs the
niini.iliirii of snob siifilimiiv and bcautv that
the destructive hand 1.111 only multiply the
forms of immortality. 1 r.unl and muiifeld
ns were its pluses, "there is 110 dilUeu tv in
understanding tlie cliat.n icr of Washington.
He was no veiled prophet. Me never acted a
part. Simple, natural and unalltcted, his
life lies before u a lair and open mauusi-rlpt.
Me disdained the arts whiih wrapiiwer in
mystery in order te magnify iL llepraetieed
the prelbund diplomacy et" truthtul spcci li
the consummate tact of direct attention.
Leeking ever te the All-Wise Diimscr of
events, ltw relied en that provideme which
hell men, bv giving tin m high he-arts and
hopes, te help themselves with the inc-.ins
which their creator has put at their service.
There was no intirmity In tins leuduct ever
which charity must nine us veil; no taint of
selfishness Irem vv hn h purity av erts her
gaze ; no dark recess et Intrigue that must ie
lit up with colored jsineg lie; 110 siibter-
raman passage te lie trod 111 liciiiKliug lesi
there be stirred the ghost of a buried crime.
Brilliant I will net call him, if the bright
ness of tlie rippling river exceed tlie solemn
glory of old ocean. Brilliant I will note ill
film, tf darkness must hcvi-ihle in etdcr
te displav the light ; for he had noneel tuat
lecket-llKO brilliancy w hi, -h 11 uucs in instant
comscalien across the bl.uk brew of night,
and then is net. But of a steady, iiiillickenng
Maine, slew li-mg te its leftj sphere, hign
bung in tbe heavens of contemplation, dis
pensing far and wide Its rays, revealing till
things en which it simics ui'due proportions
nnd in large relations, making light, duty
wid destiny se plain that 111 the vi-iuii we are
scarce conscious of the light if ibis he bid
Uancv then the genius m .isluugx n was
as l"iiil-erled and Iuuuiieim as the gi d et dav
In ids 7eintli.
At last was the frowning work of Wash
ington accomplished. Out et the ti iiipests et
war, and the tumults of 1 ml oiuuietion,
tlie ages bore their lruit, the long yearning of
humanity was answered. '"Heme te Amer
ica" is tlie eloquent Inscription en one stone
ofyeurcoloss.il shaft rather Irem tlie an
cient temple et peace that once steed bard by
the palace tif tlie Ciesirs. I'pri-en Irem the
seaef tevolntien, Libnatcl Irem tlie rums
of battered bastiles, and dismantled pahues
of onhalleMCd power, stand terth new, the
republic of republics the nation of nations,
the constitution of constitutions, te which all
lands find times and tongues contributed of
their wiwleni.
HVKOIAL X Oil U.S.
nBOWX'3 Hofshiiei.i) I- vx i 1. v
Is the most cffectlv 0 I' iln Ie-treyer In the world
Will most surely rpilel.111 the IiUmmI whelher
taken Internally or iippllnl 1 xiernallv ami
thereby mere certain! IIKI.lKVh 1' VIX,
whether chronic or iicufe than nn ether pa In
ullcvlater, nnd It Is Harrauteil ilettlile the
strength of any similar preparation
It cures pain In the Side, lUtrk (,r llewels, sere
Threat, Kneiiiiiatlsiu, Tmiilnche and AM.
ACHhS, ami Is The (in ,u Wilh-wM of l'aln
"llltOWN SHOL'SEIIOI.K 1 VNALK V "shmilil
be in every family. A teasMMiiriilnf llm Pantuea
In H tnmfilcr e' t t water -wee ti-ni d II pm
ferTcil,! taken r. ueiltliue, will UIIKAK li'A
COI.il. 15 cents a bottle.
mil IvdVI vv t,,w
I'teriR are killed by coughs that Hale's Henev
of Horchetiml anil 'lar would cure, l'iktis
Toothache Dreps cure In one minute
fit-lw JeeJAw
THOUSANDS sa se.
Mr. T. W. Atkins, Olranl Kan., w-r.tcs : "I
never hesitate te recommend our hlcctrle lilt-
teri te my customers, lhcy give entire mlNiac-
tlan and are rapid sellers " Klectrle Hitters me.
the purest and best iiicdlclnps ktieivn.itnil will
iiusniveiy cuiu Kiuiiuy nun ner iempiaints
urlfy the bleed nnd reguliim the bewe'n. Se
famllvcan iifleul te be without them. Ihevuiu
save Bundreds of dollars in iloetei's bills every
ycir. Sold at llfty cents a bottle hv II. II. Coch
ran, d.tiglsl, Aes 1J7 unci l. .North Queen
trstt, I.kucaster, I'a. ( l)
A rellrruinu llrarril I p.
II. V Cellins, member of police seventh vr. .d
Hearting, Pa., talks this wn "sintered ev c el
Hern llieuiiiallsin ; nethlngilld me mi) gmid t.il
I tried J7ienifii' Jiclectnc O.f It Is a plcimuu te
lecemuieiid It " for sale h II II. Lechiau,
dnigglst, lJTiind 13J -North Queen strict, I.anc.i.
ter. Pa.
lilt. I'ltAZIKIt'S MAt.lt OIXTMEXT.
The greatest blessing that has 1 en ill-cm crcd
bores, tuts. Flesh WenniN, reie Xlnples, Hard
nnd beft Cenes, CLnnptd l.lp- and ilaucls. I'lm
pies and ltletchcs. PilccVk scild Uv Iliiigglsls
sold by II. II. Cochran, 1J7 nnd iJU Aerlh omen
ewit. (Ji
Threw Ann) 'Sa.-.O.
"Troubled with asthma for eight v ear". Xet
quite two bottles of Ihemui' .electric O t rum'
vte eemplrlelii after spending evci Win I limit
thOkllghlestbcnellt." 'Ihlsi. wltat August Tm
uer, of Tyiene, I'a., sajn. ler sale by II. II.
Cochran, druggist, U7 unci iju North Queen
ircet, buncasler, I'a.
1'hysiciaxs uttpsti "Ceitlcn's I.l'iuld llecf
Is paittcttlaily uefiil In Dlpbthiila, Fever, nnd
lively depressing disease." fS-lvvdeetl.tw
An Otr Vear.
This Is going te be en eir j ear Ne political
booms for "Plumed Knights" or "Keferin"
vlll help keep up the health ami strength of trie
vast multitudes who.-e faith Is pinned en tlie
glowing pnrty premises of election ear. JIulll
t ades of such will need u reliable tonic te tone
up the system, a purlllcr te work en the bad
bleed, and u sure remedy for lame backs, iliett
imtlMii, biliousness, cle. Sneli a lemedy Is Ivld Ivld
ney.Wert. It has long steed nt I hu head of the
list of kidney remedies, nml It receives the
highest pi-ulsu from uii mat ue u.
I.KTTEK riivii 1 1 1. si:i;iti:.
18 HBT WTI1 STUBCT,
.VmvIuvk, JlUHll.lt "3.
I have been a sufferer in le p st w Mi Mulai la,
which filially becainu Chills and I'ever. lieat
iiienw bjriny physlclau fall d ie Iie'p me. I
ucd r.UASur.Eiu'a 1'n.ls uad was cuied. Tlili
tceuth months lu7e elap-id since then, nml I
luivclud neixcuiieiue. Oihei uienibersefiny
family used them for the fuuie tinuble, w Ith tlie
same geed result.
1 cheerfully endnrse them for tint lllncsf, nnd
nUeasu pleasant laxative or puiaiive, uccrad
lug te the number taken Tnuy urn new u
household remedy with inu, and 1 inn niver
without them. I would gladl) give He details
of the foregoing te any who ml'flil cl o,.se te cull
upon uiewr them. J. K. bKlllti;, Duitl'l.
Dlt. WILLIAM'S IXIHAN IMI.K OIN'lilhNT.
I.. O. MeCulluin, condiictnreu llie II. A VV'T IE.
ltv bprluglc'ld, O., Aug. Vu, s2. bjjsi "lluvu
been a glint Mitreicr with Iho piles. luted u i
luereus retutBIci and cuiplevtd many phyale-
in many puyie
end recommended
J.IUV, uiii. iv uu uurpuse. .1 iiieuu ivceiiiiueiiueii
Dr. Yilllukiu'iIudluul'lleOliiliiiiut. whlc-h lam
grittetul re ay tun cured uiu. bold by
II. U.
vvviy,4 w.
W4 199 Nwrtb Quevn met
W
SIKMVAt-
i hen uirri'.iiH.
ptm itlttt th vr vt vt kv v.m.
II II M II l n VV VT W AT p, T ' '
f.8
1 II il It It II VNVTVTVT
iuii u U de vr vv
.V N
71 -
,.
,1. "tta"
H.a
pint OO ft 1
llllll (I O N si N
11 no uni
I II H KI
A.S
Mill
in r itit 1 n:
1 1 1
r 'i it:
l 11
11111
1 11
tun
llllll pssa
1 r ukk 11 11 'r.s.s.s
"this medicine. rembliilngtnmulth pur vege
table tonics, qulrklv and (siniplctelv t'l'lll.s
IMspKfslv lMlll.hssleN; WAI.Mtl.V
WhVkM.ss ivil't UK IU.cOI 11111,1 s ami
t'KV KIIiuhI M.llt VI lit V.
Ilv rapid ami thorough assimilation wtlli I lie
bhsslll ivuilies cveiv (Mil of the slem, ptnl
lies ami enrlrlie the Missl, etiviiulhens I, in
muscles 11ml ueivis, ami tones nmt luvlgtmiUs
Ihesvsteiu
A tine VpiH'tltei llest tonic known.
11 will uiv Hie worst case of llyspepsln, re
moving all distressing sjiiiptenis, such as lust
ing the. teod, llclchlug, 1 1 wit In the Meiulch,
lleiilbiirn, etc.
Ihoenlv Iren medicine that will net blacken
or I M. u iv the teeth
It fs Invaluable rordliisespeciitlarlewoiiicn,
unit IehII persons who lead -ctlentiiry lives.
Vn unfailing remedy fur discuses of the I.lver
nml lldnes.
Persons .iiilel big fmni theplTcct or oveiweiW,
iieiveus treuliles ! or :ipi IMe. or ilclillltj,
evHrlenceiiuU'k nllcf and iiiiewed encrgj by
lis use
It ihs's mil ciiiie Head ichfl or pivdure Const I
lull, 111 (11 II Kit iron iiirilleinesiiii.
It Is Iheenl.v pifininilleii of Iren Hint causes
no Injurious ellei Is. 1'hvsleians a'ul diiiggtsl
ivisitiimeml It ns the best Ti-v It.
I lie genuine lias Trade Miiir and crossed ivil
lines cm wmpis'r. Take no ether. Vladeenly lij
IllillW.S LI1K.MILAI. LO
lULTiMeut, Mn.
eit'.MvdAtv
rtii.snvitr.
ir.LTi:it A. lir.INITSH
NO. q8.
NO. 28.
Special for Spring, 1885.
M sloth or
FURNITURE
Fer tlie Spring Trade,
Is Klf VI. II) VN IN" Till: 1TV. AN'll AT
PISlCl.s III V l (. VNNOr 111. CNDhltsOI.il.
A I.I. COOIls 1,1 VKVXIKKD.
WALTER A. HEINITSH,
Ne. 28 East Kingi Street.
L VNtAsl Kit, PA.
D
CICHLini V S-CMAU.M.
THE LARGEST STOCK
FURNITURE
IN LANCASTER COUNTY
WHICH WILL UK SPLi) '.'HEAP.
Per-niis going te lleu-ekeepiiu e any ivirtle
in need el furniture w 111 llnd bargains by call
big at
Xes. S? 2 ami 31 Seuth Queen St.
M. DEICHLER,
J. P. SCHAUM.
I lll5-.lui(sindVI,Vw
ii .11.1, i'a mi.
raiiAiiiafw. riiY.
100 Dade Window Shades
IX VA1UKT ft" DI.slUNs
V hlch have been accumulating Hie pist teasen,
we will close out fmni V te ,vi (cuts aplcce.
Among them are some prctlj ivittenis.
Ingoing through our stock of
CURTAIN POLES
We llnd a geed many odds anil ends, one, tre
and three of a kind. semc re Walnut, se'i e
l.lienvand sonie brass riimmed. Thene iveull
B.nupled nnd the prltn from il le 40 cents apiece.
Our CO VI 111 NATION COKMCF. Ill hbenv i"d
Walnut ut II 'JO a pii ce, is u bargdn, reduced
from li-jO.
si:w i.ixKser
Dade Window Shades
FOIl SPltlXO.
Plain Celers nnd Widths fernll styles of w'n.
dnws. Tin and VV'imsI spring Heller, Flv mes,
Hollands, I.lnen Fringe. Nlcki 1 Pulls, I'slliM, e.c.
e take measures mid de shade work efevcry
description In arst-rlass manner.
Oiderjeur Paper Hanging done new. Places
were never se low ami will go higher
PIAEESW. ERY,
Ne. 57
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
I.AXCASTKi:, PA.
l.i.a.xx. etici:s.
Assiexnn i:stati:ef cmahlks w.
Mills mid wife, of the city of Lancaster,
I'll. Charles W. Jlllls nnd wile, of the, city of
Lancaster, Pa., hiving liy ilw-d of voluntary
assignment, dated .1 miliar) IS, Psl. assigned and
transferred all their estates uud elfeclstothe
undersigned, ler the beuc-ilt of the ciediters of
the culil Charles W. Jlllls and wife, hn therefore
gives notice te all persons Indebted le sild as as
sigeor, te make payment te the limit rslgned
without delay, nnd theso having claims te pre
sent Ihem te IsltAKLP MAV Kit. Assignee,
rj-itdJIeaw
I-iucasti r, I'a,
JTi.STATM OF ANNA DAILY, LATK OF
ii the tlty of Lantsister, deceuMd. Letters
testamentaiy en said dale having been granted
te tliu undeiKlgiied all persons Indebted thereto
ure reeuealid te make immediate, pavment, und
tlieia having claims or demands iigalut the
nunc, will present them viltheut delay for set.
tleuicnt telhuiindcrslgneil, resldlnir in theclly
of Uincatter. DAXlLL TAJI AN'l,
Joux A. (.evtis, Kxecuter,
Attorney . Janii-Cteu w
TTiSTATi: OF CMItl.STI AXaX BL'CM ifll,
lli 1 ite of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testament nyeu said cstale having been granted
te the uiidcial-iucd nil pcixnis Indebted thereto
niu requested le make immediate payment, and
tho-e 1 1. 1 v 1 n 'f cl ilms or demands against the
same, will picent them v.lnieut delay for settle
incut te the unileisl'ined.
(ILO.il. LOUiiEK. Kxecuter.
II. I". Davis, Lancaster. Pa.
Attorney. JaiiltMitdeavr
77HTATF.OF ANTHONY U HOBLIITS,
Jlj lain of Lancaster city, dce'd. Letters testa
niinlarv en said estate having been granted te
the uiulersl.iied all pciens Indebted thereto
are lecfiKstcd te in ikuliumedlite p.ijinent.iuid
tliote having claims or demands n-runsl tlnj
sune will pieeut them vvlihent delny ferse'jle.
blent tethn undersigned, residing In l'hll.i cl
phla, Pa , or their uttemcy at Xe JJ.S'ertli tuke
street, L.iucastei, I'a.
ISAAC E. IIOIEP'S
HXIlV A. IIUi.Klt'lS.
JOHN L.UOIILltlb,
Hxeoulers.
ttdeuw
Jens IV, Arm,
Attorney,
IT HAHQUAKTUHS I'OH TH H
IXDIAX HtUICIXEa,
Ka-ten-ka and Medoc
Indian Oil,
-AT-
Lecher's Drug Stere,
KO.ttEAHT KINO ST., laucajter, I'a.
r.i it iii.id i.'ff.
VNDAllD CAIUHAGK WOUIC.
gT.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
(L'nnlage lliilldci's),
MAIIKET STIIIIKT, UK VII Of 1'Osl OITICK,
I.A.VOAMKIt, PA.
Ol'lt I. A ltd i: MIOUK Of
EU&G-IES & OAEEIA&ES
t'enipil.es the Lnlest ii nml the most Kle
gunllv Mulsheil, WlllCII III, tlt'HIll A I'
Ullh.M'IA KKIU'Cl.li I'ltltrs.
IhestPKIiniU 1)1' 1.111 Of Of It VVOUK
Is no luiiuir nuesllemd Oni vieik Is it Mucus
Mil) iiiude In the tarycl I lilt's, nml snMi at
II.VI.l lilt: I'ltlll. .Veir Is the limn loonier
lur i.pihig.
r..cetiiA(ii. r.vitt ih:i,in(1
Ami Honest Weik Ml Wmk WAIIItAM'Ktl
itKi'AiuiMi riievtpu.v vri h.Mii.n in
One set of wetkmcitcspcc tally cmple)cd fertha'
pill pose.
f. Tew si,l:l(is ,t at laiw t'lgnrcs. lihe
us a call. iiiivj. ird.li
"N
Oltlll'.CK V MIl.l'.Y.
Pine Carriage Werk
-AT
nerbeck & mm,
Coi'iier DuKe i; Vine StrMs,
LANCASTIK, PA
WK IIWK IX siech, AND t'NDKIt LON.
bTUl'Clle.N UII! TIIKCOMINU
.si:vs(iX,THK
F1110I Variety of Carriase Werk
i:Kll OFFEIILD 111 111K PU1ILIC.
Our reputation for selling n llrst-classjub nt
Lew llgiuvs has bis'ii islabllslied Wy
OUxVRANTEE OUR WORK
Te be constructed of flue mnletial ss nny In
the count), ami will sell far in low ether dealers.
We Invite the Public te Inspect Our Werk
(before being lnduri d te y Fancy Prices) nnd
le Judge for theui-clvcs, ua we ute the en!)
builders of
ciiitiir.cT cirv srn.vs.
A FEW SLEIGHS LEFT,
Vt HICll WILL UK SOLD VT COST TO CI.OsK
OUT sTOLK.
- lieisilrlug .Nratlv Dene.
11.1 r.s .i.vi cm rs.
Ar.
r i. hTAurri:it a co.
TllltH: DDF.X
Ladies' Imitation Seal Caps,
lie lined Irem i.'i te si
t lier.N p vnt
GENT'S FUR GLOVES
Vt en Hair Hie origin il Price
sl.Vl.lt VI. shrs
LADIES' FURS
At 1 , llm Oilginil Pi he
All Winter d'oeilsat a Surrillce.
"Ilc-t Isirgalus of the s.sisnn : ami ie ren
ber. Ii'b the leading ptm e le bii) geed II Vis
and CAI's I help
w. d. stauFfer & CO., '
Leading Hatters and Furriers,
Mis ix u Miuill (Jll-hN sfi-hhT,
i.vscvsri.i: pv
n
ATh, CAI'.s.iU.,
'0
I
-wi; aim.
SELLING OUT !
OCH IVIVIKNSE STOCK OP
Hats, Caps,
Umbrellas & Gloves.
BUY NOW I
144 NORTH QUEEN .ST.
(OUXDAKKU'h OLD STAND.)
CO. If..
B. MARTIN,
WIlOLLHALK A1IIRKTAIL
B.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber and Ceal.
-Vaiid: Ne. tm North WnlLr and l'rlnrc
streets, above Lemen. Iiucastcr. h'IImI
pAiMOAiti)Ni:i.s a ji:ki-'i:uii:.s,
J COAL DEALERS.
Opricrs: Ne. 1") North (iuccii street, und Ne.
M North Piince street.
aiids: North Piliicu strict, near Heading
DcjieL
LANCASTI.lt, I'A.
ilugl.Vtfd
re. lu
M. V. B. COKO,
SM .SOUTH VV ATKIt STULLT, Ijtucaster, Pu.,
W1IOL1J. VLB AMllU.-TAtLUKALI.il IX
LUMBER AND COAL.
COSXECTIOV WITH THE TKLKnlOSIO Kl'CllASflK.
VAmiAXO OrricE: Xe. S XOItTII WATLU
HlllLLT. lebjs-lvd
ltuVHKfvitxis 11 is (i a aeii.s.
T
in:
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO 11UV AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
A.-
jeiin p. mm & son's,
Ne. 24 Seuth (jucen Sired,
fs.JT-lVd LAXCASliHt, PA.
C7.0TI11A(1.
Vykiis aTiatiii'en.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On account of delay of liisumnen Ceinp in.
les, we 111 biMnliiiellcil te dlcnulluui the
sateorcielhlug until an iiiiivdcmvtil inn
be made.
Due notice lll lc given of tlm lima of
opening.
MYERS & RATHFON,
I.KAIHNl! LAXOAITLlt CI.OI IIILIIS,
NO. 13 EAST KINO STREET,
LAXCAH1KII. PA.
Trjuisii a into 111 i:u.
Entire Stock
OK-
ITITII, OO" TI PITH II II NV 1 00(1
(1 01. O O T II II II NN N II O
O I, II II T II II II M N N I)
I) i, II O T llllllll II N S sj ii
O I, O II T II II II N .N N II OQ
O 1)1. II O r II II II N NN (I (I
(CCOI.LU.l. OOO 1 It II II .N NX OUtl
-AN I)-
Gent's Furnishing Goods
WILL llhsel.D ll Al'IlIL 1.
AT ONE-HALF VALUE.
IO MARK ItOOll FOIl A LNTIIir. NKW
STOCK roil OL' It NKU hTOItt
-CALL ATONCK.-C0
&
'IIP
R.
I
PESX HALL OOTIILNG HOUSE,
Cor. Penn Stiuare nml North Quectt St
w
n.i.iA.MseN .t re.srr.it.
-THE-
Mraary Garment
PANTALOONS.
1 he chief Inquiry ut this ein Is f i P.ntl
loons. WO liavculaiguarBOillin lit el
Men's Bey's and Children's Pants
OK ALL (IIIADb's
Al KN's PAN I s from 11.(0 I0IU.V1
IIOVs' PA NTs Irem !V le fn.SO.
CHILDKEN'S shout r VNTS, lie. lolleo
( IIII.tlltLX's ADVANTHs':V(,sriTsnru
here for v our selection, and the Oi nt - N, i Vie
ilium Weight u LlicOAls aru much cliiaiier
than lat season. ,
TRUNKS
In 11 rirlctr of stjlcs Zliie, Lnilher or Plain
'everid. Prices from (iiV te 11; t for a hand.
koiiie Saratoga vv Itli slii'et Imu ImiUeui and
wrought Iren llture a ulcUu-platcd lock uud
lined villi linen.
COLLARS AND CUFFS
or the most rellaliln makes, Including the i: A
W., the crown and the, vncher brands.
SILK NECKWEAR
In Nc" nnd Kuslilnnubln Designs, from 21" te
7'm;. I, nut's Itlack Hall Hosu tliarktil or i al'i.
siiisiunders from 3nc. te SOc.. uud the Ouuuluu
tiulutHuiiendvrs.SOc.
SILK AND SOFT HATS
In the Karly Spring Mylcs and a very fine a.
snrtment of New Stjles ellk Hals, silk und
Cleth "I raveling Caps from .Vic. and u geed,
stieng Dark Cap, w Ith fcelld Leather Vlei, "iVc
THE ENGLISH WALKING SHOE
ler Ladles Is both sljlisb nnd comfortable It
Is made with n wide vole and ntcu.leii i dge
with uppers of C'urucea Kid. Pilcc, lliV. A
cheaper shoe, bijuare Toe of Curacea Kid, &J.73.
A Misses Common Sense Gaiter,
Of Finest Curaee Kid, Hand Worked Hut e 11
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lnen sense stjle, HlthugeiHl back sla, l-'.tl. A
Mls-es (niltei, Oline hid I'ejed Uppers, weiked
button hole, very neat lilting,- JiV; and a
Ladles' Pebble (lent Halter, I uii Opera Tee,
sUuit Vamp, t.'.60.
Rubber Overshoes
AT ALL PHICLS fOll LADILs, JllSSLs .VXD
CIIILDKKN.
-StoiesileoatOp. ui., except Satuidajs.fj
WILLIAMSON
El FOSTER,
32, 34, 36 and 38 East King St,,
LAXCASTIHl. PA.
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INFORMATION.
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in uiiJ Miuth America, (.nut
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theru Is no wine, that can be een-klcred lis
sujierler.
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Dep.utiueiit of tlie Drumu (t'ruuee.)
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