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! JJ LANCASTER? FEIIUUAKY 51, ISM.
K 4$t He Would Wisely lifeline.
9.J& aj&rwi- il. -J L" T M- ,, M1.. '!..
treasonable explanation Is Unit Senater La
finar'a Journey was taken te ailvise the
fipresldentrclect tbatlie hai determined net
te take a cabinet position. If our cabinet
-;. iriiai:ua mliu aui.it inuu iv iw v...v,uvi
'Alnetrtftn rtP tlm .Inmfnntit. ivirf? In T!nr.
attend, distinguished senators like Lamar
iaiTd Bayard might accept them with profit
te tim party ana invmcivts, ler inej
f-vweuM retain their places in the Senate and
'jit linvn Itin limn nt. tlinlr 1lta11n3.nl Hint is
i ;c
rvlneededforthedicliargoot both their ex-
.'& 'Ucutive and legfcliitire duties. tt lth us.
fts$1inu-pvir. thn enliinnf. mrmlKr n.nnnnt keen
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'i, .ilia Wilt ill wiu u'Kiimiuiv. Xivuii ii it
R?r'i teniilil 1m iwirnitHwl. Ill- nvnrllfivn illifinn
jF are se great that, he would net generally
i 'ktxhnvn titne tn im.irn fnr l;rrU1ntivn fnnntiniin
PtHE. ft. TiiliTlit. ltn tuiftnr l erhmi tn pronto !i
f'h J certain nuinlter e cabinet positions for the
& iisa of inemhers of Comrress. and make
-Sihein ministers without iiart folios. It has
pi often been centemplutcd te give certain
gS?i members of the cabinet seats in Congress.
k- auescciviary or siaic neuiu uave leisure
hfi te sit In Congress, and iv)slhlv the ether
;ii&. deiartmcnts might be arranged witli exec
utive heads In such a manner as te give the
secretnricH the opportunity te sit in the
national legislature. If such nrmngVlneut
could be made, or if cabinet ministers
werecreated without depaitincnts, it would
be very well for the president te
go Inte the Senate or the Heuse
for the ellicial counsellers of his ad
ministration. Then H.iyanl and Lamar
might advantageously be in Iteil into tiie
cabinet. As it is they cannot lcave the
JP&" Senate witli ndvantage te tlie public; nor,
piirtlculaily is net adapted te the strain
and. worry and industry needed for the
peste tllceer interior depaitments, for which
he is mentioned. lie is a wie man; one
of the, Aviest of our statesmen; and ve
thbilchehas gene te ih: Cleveland te say
te hiui that he will net de this thing that
is foolish for himself and the country.
Sir. Cleveland hat Mich a wealth of ma
terial fiem which te H'kct his cabinet that
he can have no embarrassment in net.'going
te the Senate ferits members. Hehasascore
, hi Xew Yeik who would de well for any cab
'inct edice. In Xew England he lias a fine
choice, tlieugh Laten of Connecticut, in
our judgment, stands there at the head of
the list of geed men. In the Seuth he lias
an embarrassment of riches, and can hardly
go wrong. Prem the Xertli-west Vilas
seems te be settled upon. And in thcVtst
if he overleoksThurni.in, he will have done
soBtraugeatliingasto excite tliegnivest
doubt concerning his fitness for ills great
elllce.
The Fire Deparlmcnt.
"When tlie Jixamincr says that " tlie Ix
TELuanxcnn is doing its level best te
make the issue of chiet of tlie lire depart-
SX ment political." or that nmbedv is under-
taking te " bulldeze " a big Republican
majority of councils, it distinctly and de
liberately haya what it knows is net true.
Tlie best test it could make of Its sincerity
in the matter would be te publish what tlie
iNTELLiecxccn hassald en this ieint, or
what took place in councils -when the
lire department was first organized.
If it did either it would show te its read
ers what It tries te conceal from them, viz:
that by the desire and consent of all parties
tlie department was organized en a non
partisan basis, that tlie Democrats then in
:t majority in councils refuted te held a
caucus for chief engineer, and that Mr.
Hewell was elected himply en Ills incuts as
a fireman, without any legnrd te politics
and by tlie Republican members of conn cenn
cil. The. attempt te drag the department into
politics comes from a few dosperate or
impulsive partisans, who want te prosti presti prosti
tnte the Eervlce into a jiehtical ma
chine for their umm at primaiy and
genera! elections ; and if they succeed
lis eillciency will be 'dcstieyed. Xe
Democrat, as such, hvi any greater
interest in preventing this than n
Ecpublican. Geed men of all naitiet. ln-
atv tcrested in the welfare of the citv and the
protection of its prosperity, aie earnestly
'4 ffinvlmifl .r4 A.fttt 4t.4- d l.ti. .1. 1---.. a 1
.ui.muu.i nut uiuj iiitik mis iicpariiiieni ue
. l-dnt Aiil nf ...il.r i.nlllfAn 1...4- 41... !.....
7if ftw,ul"' ri4j i'uhhw uub inm uiuu4
,,- umiictita ui me ciiy geveriiiueill no UlKcn
'SM out; and we feel confident the right will
,3p prevail, as it has before, without thoce-
uiK;rauuii iiuu against uie op, osiuen et our
Mrsteemeil but hide-beund and narrow-
ir .irjndcd contemporary.
A Tarulyzcd Senater.
"When Iho riiiladeliiia committees weie
at HarrUmig last wetk endeavoring te
IiersuadoUie legislature te action in execu
tion of the constitutional previsions against
railroad discrimination, a tenater said te
them that during the ten yeaw that tlie
constitution has been established, with
these limitations iiiwn Iho business of mm.
,i; jjjeu carriers, he had never heard any law
v, proposed that would carry Inte effect thn
iy constitutional inamlate.
This was Senater Emery, who lias been
'supposed te be an intelligent scimter, and
q who has been the leader of the opiwsitlen
t one of tlie statu a anacondas, the Stand
aid pit monopoly.
Senater J-Imery plants hlmsslf seemingly
Ma senator who has nlwajs been ready
w ffleccunt j the oenstitutloti, but as en
who uas uevtr Known new 10 ue it, or
mn told by any oae liew te de it.
This seems te Le a vary JminiifntlDg
confession. It puts Senater Emery very
low In the nmk of Ged's crcatleiw. Tlic
senator who is ready te carry into effect
the constitution, as the oath requires him
te de, lias but te declare, the constitution
as the law of the state and nfllx
proper penalties for Its violation. If a
senator, who is willing, Is net able te de
this much, in ten years, such a condition
of mental paralysis should caue hl3 re
tirement le one of the state's Institutions
forlhccare of hnliccillty, ether than the
legislature; which isannsjlinu chiellyfer
the moral imbecile.
Te-day U SL MatthUs Day. U ! another
day te the slgn-bclievers te iletortnlne the
state of the weather for tlie tmtance of the
winter. If the therniometer registers below
the frcezlng jmlnt Matthias "breaks ice," ami
If othcrwle the Mint "makes Ice." It has
moderatcil te-day, and, Mtlieugli tlie slpn
seems te ceutniillct the ground hog's prcdle prcdle
tiett, tlieiix weeks cold w cither of the in
fallible prophet will be exrieuml.
m
ArTcn n dcKite in the Heuve yc-tenlay en
the naval npproprlnttens In which It seemed
that everybody Is for a new navy, Mr.
Itnndnll's plan for ncoinmi5ien te eciire
the best models was "knocked out" en a
point of order. N
Tun riilhulelphla Sacs l te be congratu
lated en its rapid strides In the direction of
prosperity. lis new proprietors announce
that when they purchased the paper Its circu
lation was 8,500, and en Saturday 3?,200 cop
ies were printed and sold. These figures are
a sermon In themselves. They teach the lcs.
son that journalistic merit is bound te gain
the appreciation of the public.
West Ciu:sri:a Is such a model little
town, having se large a proportion of law
abiding cltirens w Ittiiti Its limits, that it need
net cause surprise te loam that the muni
cipality is striving te tre.ul mere carefully
that narrow (uth at the end of which In
municipal perfection. The present little blot
en the irgin page of Chester's county scat is
caused by the neglect ofdrhers te hitch their
horses, thus violating a borough ordinance
that subjects etl'euders of this description te
n flue of ten dollars or and impiiseunicnt net
exceeding ninety-slx hours. West Chester's
chief luirgcs. has girded up his loins in tlie
dotcrminatlen te crush this iniquity. lie
recently lined a recalcitrant driver ene dollar
for this otlenso, and anueuuees his firm de
termination te tnake examples of till ftiture
delinquent-. In her elleits te protect her
citizciis 1 mn all manner of harm en the
public highways West Chester teaches a
lessen that may lie taken te he-art with profit
by many of her sUter municipalities.
Iad ventilation Is credited w lth the death
of Mr. Falls the last deeea-ed niPinlier of
tholleusoat Itnrrisbiirg. It is astonishing,
after se much money spent en ventilating that
hall, that its air should still Imj foul ! It might
le well for the general assembly te meet out
in the open air. Tlie session would possibly
h? contracted and that would le still better.
PERSONAL.
Ilr.v. fnT.enu has resigned the pststorate
of tlie i:angcllcal church, HarriRlmrg, and
w ill icniove te this city.
Frank Davis, of Clinten county, tlie tall
est man in the Missouri legislature, stands
se ven feet In his stockings.
Frank Je.m-.s, New Hainpsliire's only
millionaire, is said te l-e able te buv any city
in that state except Manchester.
.Tamk-s Dnunv wen in the second dav's
btUethig in Itristel, Bucks county, for a
Democratic cholce of postmaster.
HuiiNANn, the editor of Londen PncA,
is the father of cloven daughters, and what Is
still niore rcuiarkable they are all married.
Mr.viiY Vili.vrd, who lest his grip en tlie
Northern I'acllH- a year nge, is new in I'.ussia
building a railroad line for the gevcrment te
the Caspian sea.
IIkv. I)n. 1C n. Ilinnr.i:, state .superin
tendent, has leased ler three jean the Ihurer
house, en K.ist Oningit street, new occupied
by Mr. J. R Leng.
.Majeu Martin Maeivnis, present dclo-g-ate
in Congress from Mentana, is spoken of
as the probable successful candidate for the
gubernatorial chair of that territery.
TniNCUANn I'niNcussep Wales are te
inake a tour of Ireland next April and will
held a scries of levees at Dublin Castle. Tlie
visit Is intended te strengthen the sentiment
of loyalty among the Irish iceple,
i:x.IU:rnrsi:.NTAT!VE W. If. Mines was
arrested hi Wilkosbarre en Monday charged
with criminal libel. Ulnes wrete and pub
lished an article in the Vuih AVifjf Dealer
reflecting en the character or II. '. Boose, a
Koheol desk agent.
Itnv. K. V. Ceriiart, D. D., or this citv,
has an article In the last numlier or the New
Yerk Independent en "The Bread the Feed
of Lire." The same Journal in discussing
Uev. Dr. F. A. dast's pawr en " The Pre
.Semitic Babylonians," m The Reformed
Qmirtelu, says that it Is "a happy anil fresh
sublect" treated In an "Intelligent and ther-
uiigmy siuuicu anicie. '
Mr. Jrflrnxni'. Tint Inauciirnllnn.
In the congressional library Is a musty old
file of ihe Xntienal Inlelliteneer, from which
tlie following account of Mr. Jetlersen'a in in
uuguratien Is takru:
At an early hour en Wednesday March 4,
1801, the city et Washington presented a
specUcle oruuceuimonauhuatlon, occasioned
by tlie addition te its usual imputation of a
large body of eitiens from the adjacent dis
tricts. A dlscharge from the company of
Washington artillery ushered In the day,and
about 12 o'clock the Alexandria company of
riflemen, with the company of artillery,
paraded hi front or the president's lodgings.
At 12 o'clock Themas Jctlorsen, attended bv
a number of his fellow citizens, among whom
were many members of Congress, repaired te
the capital. Ills dress was, as usual, that of a
plain citizen, without any distinctive badge of
elllce. He entered the eapitel undei a dis
charge or artillery. On his entry into Semite
chamber, w here were assembled the Senate
and the members or the Heuse of Ropiescn Repiescn
titives, the mcml)crs rose, and Mr. Burr left
the chair el the Senate, which Mr. Jcllersen
took. Altera few moments of sileuce Mr.
.loirerson iose and delivered his address be
fere the largest eonceurso or citizens e or as
sembled hme. Having seated himself for a
sheit icrled, he again ure-e, and approached
the clerk's table, w huic the oath was admin
istered by the chlefjustkojertor which he re
turned te his lodging, aciempaulcd by the
vice-president, the chief Justice, and the
heads e' the departments, where he was wait
ed upon by a number or distinguished citi
zens. Ah seen as he wlthdiew a dlscharge
of artillery was made. The remainder el
the. day was devoted te poreses effcstlvltes,
ftadatnlght theie was a pretty general illuml
u it ion.
.Ne Mm e Darning at Krunrlt.
Theieisnuwln Kenuett .Square, Chester
county, a great antipathy te dancing, ssluee
young J. Y. Taylorilrepiied dead w liile danc
ing mure, many parenn nave strictly forbid
their children te Indulge In the dance under
any circiiiiislaueeH. The sociable of hist e en
ing was the first of a scries te be held weekly
under the management of secraI of tlie
young men of Kemiett, but the uirty came
te se Had an end that the Idea of holding any
mero has Ijceii given up. The reeling ngatnt
tills form ofaiuiisciuenthast.ikenudocphold
en the people or Kennctt ami vicinity.
llnrrllliil tVnuiIiiivn.
While a huge, partly hollow, fne was bo be
lng made Inte fireweed near Ualleu, Ohie, en
Saturday, the sawyers were horrified te find
that they had cut oil' the head from n man's
body. A search reveded in the hollow or
tlie leg the body or the man, MX) in money,
and u let of burglar'H tools. It Is mitiiiosed
ttiat tlie man get Inte the tree te hide, and,
being unable te get out, starved te death.
A lU'inarUuble .Urellte.
A very rcuiarkable metecr i)asscd oter
Victeria, British Columbia, at uliie o'clock,
Monday morning. "It was or enormous
slzuundapicared llke a mass of molten Iren.
The neise caused by lis jiassage was like that
of OKcapmg steam. Smeke and llames were
thrown etx bv the meteor. Ilun.m, m
descend into the sea, a cloud of spray and I
team marking the spot,"
HERE AND THERE.
The Philadelphia XerLh -tmrricun puls puls
llshes a cock-and-bull story nbntit n schenie
te innke a cablnet ollleer out orfiev. lMttlsen.
According te the Sarin lmerfeun'a "spe
cial" dlpatch from New Yerk, ths Idea orig
inated In the deslre or I.t, Gov. Black and
his H lends tohae him succeed te the va
cancy In the gubernatorial chair, that w euld
have lecn occasioned by Oev. Paulsen's
translation te Washington ; It was faered
by the tr lends of the governor en his own
account; Mr. Cleveland thought well of It,
and had nssigned Ids esteemed contemporary
tothe Naval portfelio: when Mr.Haudall fiist,
and then Mr. Wallace, liclng asktsl about it,
igoreusly epixsisl It and prevented the con
summation nt It. I don't U'llex e a w erd et
this tale. It Is net likely tint (inverner
Black ecr hepeil or sought or wished le
reach the gubernatorial chair In any such way ;
nor tint (Inventor Pattlsen cer entettained
the notion etinterrnptlnghjsexecuth e career
in the middle or It; nor that the members or
the present s'ate administration promoted
such a scheme ; nor that Mr. Cleveland was
taken w itli it ; nor that, ir he had settled
upon It, lie would hae been seared oil
the nest se readily. I knew nothing about It ;
I don't pretend tej but as one guess about
the cabinet and the cabinet-linking i as
geed as another in tliese days my guess is
that this Is a cock-and-bull story.
Daniel Manning does net leek unlike Clet e
laud hlmsclr. He is or a ery similar tem
perament, and something or the suiie phjs
leal build. IIMacquaiiitauce with and knowl
edge or Mr. Cle eland began. cry seen 10-
fere the nomination of the latter for goer geor goor
ner ; and wliile, they luve been elose and
warm friends ccr slm-e, few icople hae
troubled or Uken the tlme of the proUlent preUlent
elect leas since November than Daniel Man
ning. N. nil maker, esq., tells a story that illus
tratcs the scrupulousness of the late Paddy
O'Bourke. Il.ixiug no ery geed defense in
a suit ltreiight against him, the arbitrators
were prompt te render judgment fur the
plaintiir, and a he wasn't ready te
pay Captain O'llourke readily took his law
yer's adiee te take an appeal. When be
he eame te qualify and heard the oath he
had te take that he did net make the appeal
for purposes or delav he promptly and
frankly snake out ami declared that ho'weuld
swear te no such thing ; that it was delay he
was after, but he'd de no false swearing te
secure it.
,
There was a rather profitless and net very
enlightening debate in the state Senate the
ether day eer the projiesltioii tointiedmo
the whipping pest as a punishment for ene
cl.iv nl oll'enses In I'enusjhani.i. The iniii iniii
siire was certainly net strengthened by limit
ing Its operation te the single class
of wife beaters. It is a cotitraientien
or all legal principles te make it worm
ler a man te lieat his wire than
te lieat anylmdy else. Indeed it has been the
policy or the law Ter ages te gie a man some
little discretion in disciplining his wile, as
well as his children; and it is had te see why
a man should be punished mero severely ler
beating his own wife than for beating some
ether man's wife. If the whipping jiest
issue is te be discussed let it come en a lair
test. Let it be instituted for rape, arson,
burglary and that class of crimes and see
whether or n.'t it is se unpopular and ictro ictre
gressivea measure a "iime of the senators
and mero or the newspapers seem te think.
One journal says: "The whipping pest is ait
anomaly in an age when the science of etiol
ogy has advanced far enough te understand
the true purposes of Judicial piini-hmeutauil
te apply it for the bettering of the ellender as
well ns of society." Wherein is a term or
jail associations better calculated te impreve
the prisoner than the lash? De the greater
number ceme back tothe whipping pest or
the cell?
A Democrat rreui Salisbury, w he asks no
mero than "fair play" says that ever since
Clet eland's election, a Republican clement
In that district has been blatant for chll ser ser sor
vice relerni, but that at the late township
elections the sune element gave no support
te the theory that 225 Democratic tax-pavers
should huve one representative in the school
beard ! and the admirably qualified gentle
man put forward for such representative was
t Igoreusly antagonized by these who want
ci il service reform sauce only for the Repuli
lican geese.
Talking withfien. Mtune for thirteen years
a commander of the I'gyptlanarmies befere
a blazing fire tlie ether night, he frankly ex
prcsed the opinion that the English were
getting just what they desorve In the Soudan.
First of all they have no butiness there. It
is the country of the Mahdi and his followers
and they fellow only their instinct in repell
ing invasion, inciting insurrection and een
distrusting the Gioeks from England who
bear the gifts or mediation. The little boy Is
nearly right in his diagnosis or the situation :
" Pa, what Is England sending mero troops
te Egypt Ter?" "Te rescue Wolseloy, my
son." " What is Weleley (here for ?" " Te
rescue Oorden." ' What for was Gorden
sontthere?" "Te restere pcice." " Who
was fighting?"' "Well, nobody was. The
Mahdt had an army raised, tlieugh." " la,
de the British own that country ?'' " Ne,
niv son." "Then thevare cimittdimim; in
the wrong ward, ain't they ?'' ""It leeks
that way, Johnnie."
" If England cenquers the Soudan," said
Gcn.Stene, "they will get another India. Itis
of vast domain and great resources. Imagine
Caire whero New Orleans is ; Khartoum will
corresiond with St. Leuis, bclngatthojiinctlen
or the Whlte and the Blue Nile and the
Soudan Is the country beyond, llke that tast
empire drained by the Missouri river. The
Mahdi's moil are of that land ; they are
trained te war; they buckle en their
w capons as naturally as we put en our arti
cles of dress." Thren years age Gen. Stone
was asked te prepare an expedition te put
down the Mahdi's rulicllleu. He made an
cstlmate that required 27,000 infantrymen
besides cavalryand artillery, six gun lieats
en the Nile and a war vessel en tlie Red Sea.
Te supjiert this armament for a year and
firmly establish civil government in the
Soudan, it was figured out that 2,000,000
sterling would be required. The English
financiers who furnish Egypt with money
seelled at the amount, and Hicks was started
out with 10,000 men te sweep the .Seuduu.
None of them came back. Gorden
the peacemaker fell a victim te
the policy ortemperiziug ; and both Stewarts,
together with tlie journalists O' Donevan
and Vlzctelly, Biirnaby and Herbert, Cam Cam
eeon and llurleigh. Gen. Stone, who has
surveyed the entire ground, says the English
have violated every priuciple or scientific
warfare and desert e te be licateu for their
Hiuiiiuiiy. tiie .Maiidl is believed by many
Mehammedans te be thu forerunner of Christ,
and he seems te be gaining religious con
verts. H the heller In him spreads, look
out I
They nre getting Gen. Win. B. rruuklln's
nanie en the cabinet slate, new. lleisa man
ulexecutlte cajMcIty and large o.xierienco
but he does net want te be In tlie cabinet nor
te hate place as anybody's secretary. IIe Is
n West Point graduate and served during
the war. Hels new superintendent or the
Celt revolt er works In llartrerd j his salary
Isa big Income, and he Is net disposed te
exiMiselilmsuiraud wlfe te the discomforts
of new arrangement for any or all the
cabinet places en the list.
SlNOllAII.
last liti Should Iteiimln In I)iml,i.
Kieni The Alkansuw Traveller.
Cajitaln Jereme, w hlle visiting Colonel 11 lg lg
glnsen, took a derringer fiem the table and
asked:
"This thing haded?" But Itefote the col cel col
enol could reply the ttcujieii was discharged,
the bullet tearing away ene or the fingers or
the visitor. Then the colonel, who is widely
known en account et Ids extreme iKillteiiess
bowed gracefully and rejoined,
" Net new, my dear captain."
WIimiKlt TO HIS NAJIUSAKI
Heaven make thee better than thy name.
Child of Ueur hoe t Fer thee 1 erave
What rlchc never bieiiKht 1 nor fame
'le uieiiul leuglug gave.
I pray the tage'i thought or old
tieu tuuku thee bvamlful within
And lut llilnoeje the giMiit biheUt
111 evurytlillitf uve aln.
Shn V. mutltrlil Vevd Wttr,
j';t'.t r. xu tici:s.
Mar limit, My Jl irjlanit."
" "Pretty Whcs,
Levely daughters and nobte men."
" My farm lies Ian rather low ami udaMiiallc
situation, and
"My wlte!"
MVhet"
" Wa a very ptvtt y bletnlu V
Twenty tears age, became
" Sallow I"
" Hellew -i-icdr
" Wltlicreil ami auisl t"
llvfeiv her tline, ttinn
'! M'llnti.tl tnper, t)ioiighstittimileiiii.iittcii t)ieiighstittimileiiii.iittcii
Inr complaint, net being of tlie grumpy ktiul,
jet cmi'lng tee givutnaea-liHin.
' t short tlme age 1 ptirclnpil your remedy
for ene et tlie children, who had a tcryvteix
attack et tillteunc, mid tt eccuncd te me that
the remedy might help my wire, us 1 found that
our little gill, ion recovery had
" best t"
" Her salleK iiess, ami looked a fre-ih a a new
blown daisy. Well the story loon told. My
wire, tedny, hi gained her old timed beaut)
w lth ceinimimd lutent,aml U new as hand. nine
n matron (ir I de sy It myselD as can be fen ml
la thl count) , w hlch Is noted fur pretty w omen
And I h.ic out) Hep Hitters le Hunk for It.
' The dear rm.iture.Jntt looked ever my linul
der, ami nays' I enn tfiittvretiiiul te the dajs nf
ourceuitshlp.'aiid thit ruinliiit mrtheivndght
be Mer.K fhKTTV wtviia tr my bmtber fanners
would de qs 1 hat c done "
llopliiRyeu may lengbc spurcd te ue gixMl, 1
thankfully remain,
C b. James.
Uja.Tsvit.ir, Prince r,is-isrfe Ce., ttu , i
.May -.Vth, lvs.1.
ti Stmts geuulne without a biiucli efgns-n
Hep en the whlte label. snlm a theMte,
polsnneiis stuff with " Hep " or " Heps" In their
name. Jaii23-ltnTti,lh,sjt
iiitews-s iiorsKitei.it rtxtcnt.
Is the most ctTcctiv e l'alii ie-tnn erln the world.
Will most surely nulckeu the'blmHl whether
taken Inlenvitly or applii'tl eti'mallv. unit
theivhy nmix cs'ltalnly KKl.IKtt: "PAIN,
whether clmmtc or arutr. Hi m nin ether pain
nlti'Vlilter. unit tt Is warranted louble the
strength nf an) -Imllarpn ivinilnn
It eurts iMin In the side, (ink or lien els, nv
Thront, Utii'iimatlsin, Tisithmlie and AI.l,
At UK, unit Is The (tn-tu 1fiiir nf Pain
" llltOtV.Vsllor.sKtlei.n l' t( KA 'should
be In ever) family. A te.isis'iiriilnf the Panaeen
In a tumbler i f t until I-wctcned, If inv
remsl, taken ... teiltlme, will llltKAK VI" A
tOI.K. iVeenlsa bottle.
in.ll-lyrttl.W.s.'tw
lilt KltAZIKK's )l t.ll OINTMKST.
The greatest blessing that IiiisIm-ph ill-tsivered
In this uencrit Inn. A mv tore for Hulls, lluriis.
sores, (. uts. Hi h Wound-, smv Nipple, It ml
mill sntl Lern, LbiipHil l.iis and Ibiiid-. I'lui
plesnnil llliiiches. pilce.Vn nlil li) llrursl-N
sold b) II. II. Cochran, 137 and Ml .North omen
ItieL ')
Hmr Hid I Ci'l lli..e..lir
Many a sutretvr wants te knew th it. Wtp,
tl rty w ays. '1 eugh meat, he.it v het btv.nl, -e.-g
pic huiricdeatliig, enss ceiniuny at table, hi
siilllelent chewing, constant weiry and all the
ethers Nn, "Hew li.ill 1 c t rid of ilj pcp
sU? ' That I plain enough. Take the 1iet Inm
tonic In the weilil llruwn s lien Hitter. It
seem almost te work uili-acle. Mr lictry, of
I'vlvnliurg, Vii., had chronic Umpep-li for two
years brown's Iren Hitters cuiti! him Mr
Caltu, et Ulnwlddle, had It for twentj rar.
llrewn s lien Hitters cured htm Itkcnije. 'li II.
Hit. WU.I.IAtlS I.N HI N 1MI.KOIMjTk.NT.
L. O Met'ulliim, comluetei en the 11. A W. It.
U , SprlUKtleld, O., Aug. A), ls-si i.a)s I have
been a great suffeier with the pile. I used nil-met-eus
remedies and empleved many physic
ians, but te no purHe. A friend recommended
Hr. William Indian file ointment, which Inm
ur.itefut tn n has euts'il me" Mild by 11. II.
Cechnin, li7 mid ID Nurth (jurrn street. ( I)
v.ti:i:iAntis.
CTANDAUD CA1UHAOE WOltK.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
(Carriage Ilutlders),
MAltKKT STKKKT, ItKtlteK POsTOKIltK.
I.A.N L AM Kit, PA.
OUK I.AIH.K STOCK OF
-BTJ&G.IES & CAUBIA&ES
CemprNcs the Litest stvtesand the most Kle
gantly Klni.heil, WHICfi tt K OFtLf: AT
UltKATl.t ItLHL'CKH IMtlCKS.
Ihesl'l'KltlOlt (H'AI-fTt of OCIt WOlth
Is no lonKcrquestleneil. Ourwerk Is as tinea
any made In the larger cities, and SOI.K AT
HALF THE l'ltlUK. New Is the time le Older
ter spring.
KXCOlltAGK FA1U DEALING
And Honest Werk. All Werk tVAKHA.N'TEI).
IIKPAIUING l'KOMl'Tl.Y ATTKNUKII TO.
One set of workmen especially euiple)ed for that
puipeje.
ir A few SLEIGHS left at Lew Figures. Give
us a cull. nev-JUfil.tw
N1
OHIJECIC A MILEY.
Mne Carriage Werk
-AT
NORBECK & MlbEY'S,
Cerner Duke & Vine Strevls,
LANCASTKU, I'A.
WE HAVE I.V BTOCK, ANI U.VHF.tl CO..
STUUCTIOf FOIt THE COMING
SEASO.V.THE
Finest Yaiiety el" Carriage AVetk
EVEIlOFFEItEI) TO THE I'UIILIC.
Our reputation for selling a nrt-cIassjebat
Lew Figures hai been established. tVe
OUARANTEB OUR WORK
Te be constructed efas n no malerlal at nn
the county, mid will sell fur below ether deal
We Invite the Public te Inspect Our Werk
(befere being Induced te pay Fancy l'rlces)and
teludgu for themselves, us wn are Iho only
bulMciaef
COIUUX'T VTTY STYJ.UK
A FEW SLEIGHS LEFT,
WHICH WILL HE POLO AT COST TO CLOSE
OUT bTOCK.
4- Itcpalrlnc Kcatlv Dene.
COAU
1 B. MAHTIN,
J J. WIIOI.E8ALKANI)nKTAlL
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber aeil Ceal.
YaitO! Ne. m North tt'utcr and 1'rlnce
Bttccta. aliove Lomen, Lancaster. n3-lid
TAUMr,AHDM:ilS it JEri'EItlES,
COAL DEALERS.
Oyricu: Ne. la North Queen street, mid Se.
Ml North I'rluce utrect.
Vaiuih: North 1'rlnce Btrcet, near Heading
Depot.
' LANCA&TKif, I'A.
auglMfd
ea
A I
M. V. B. COHO,
ISO NOltTH WATEH STKEKT, Lancaster, l'a.,
WIIOLESILK ADD nirr.tll. UCALKn IN
LUMBER AND GOAL.
COKIECTIO! WITH TUB TKIEPIIOJUO EZCHAKOB.
Yaiui amu OrriCB: Ne. 3J0 NOHTII WATKIt
hl'UEKT. febit-lva
c.
J. SWA Kit A CO.,
C01L.
OrricB t Ne. se Ccntre Square.
Vaui: Ka.t Walnut and Marshall streets.
fbtuwutt'.OliI y-ird.)
llelh Viird and Oltlce connected with the Ttlo Ttle Ttlo
phene Hxehange
a-KINDLlN( WOOD A 81'ECIALTV.t
ectU-CiadMSFK
.vi.vjt'.tr
TllON
IUTTKHS.
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This Medicine, combining Iren with pureveitp.
table tonic ipilekly and completely CHIIKS
Htsl'KI'sIA, 1M1I()K-sen; MALAItl.t,
WEAKNESS ItlPlllE Ill.OOlt, flltbl.S and
FKVKIland N KI'ltAI.III A.
lly rapid and thorough assimilation with tlie
bleed It tvaehes eery pail of the K)-seut, pull.
ties and etirtehea the blcssl, tnngthen the
iiutsclesaml uurtes, and lone ami lnvlgemtes
the KVstem ,
A tine ApiH'tlxer ItcRl tonic known.
It wilt cure, the worst cnn of Dyspepst'i. n
met lug nil distressing symptoms', such as Tast
lint thn FikmI, llelchlng, Heat In the Stomach,
Heartburn, etc
1 he only Iren utedlcluu that will net blacken
or Injure the teeth.
It Is Imaluiible for diseases pocuttarte women,
and te alt petsiens who lead sedentary Hr.
An iinr.illlug remedy ferdUea.es of the Liter
and Kidneys.
Persons sutrerlng from the effect of e erw nrk,
netMnts treutiles, less of appetite, or debility,
CTlH'ilencc quick relief and renewed energy by
Its ue.
It itiH'i net cause Headache or produce Consti
tution OTHKH Iren medicine ile.
It Istheenlv ptvMmtlen of Iren that caiisen
no Injurious ettcet. I'hyslel.ins ami druggists
teisimmend It as the l't. Trv It.
'the genuine his '1 rude Maik ami crossed tid
Hues en wrapper. Take another. Madeeuly by
IlliOtt N (.HEMIC 1 1. CO.,
llAt.TISlUIIK, Mn.
tiepUMyiUlyw
WIIVI' A
son's Ci
TEDIOUS TIME." ilKX.
Canclne Plaster cnird ine of n
chienlc uuYctlim of the Uducjs. ?. T 11. a
cents
rvnvvi.
CUTICURA.
Mr. mllirH Tp iiihI WhM the Km. Mr, Mc
Kin-try lln le mi) A.Hiut It.
Tutiic I't nu 1 h.xw tu'i'M a ftMifnl -.utrercr
fill tinrcn l Wn, llHt Ol till' tlme with w h.t lun
iwvn rullvil V r'iim or .iU IltuMiui. rerl.iN
iiinl f.cpm Mini tlie UK', ami h.ive nlav Ihcu
teltlth.it th'n tn run' fop inc. ami lu
turn e (lUretuiimil thut I hmt a toen the as
tnr. Ihue lien -e b.ultj uttllcttMl i-OHn'tlin
tint thiMi-ti- net thf millrt "pet fi-eni tlie
pmuntifiuj htunl te tin HdUv- of my trrt tli.it
sii- net iIUeut.1 ami i nUa crltiHen It would
i-etinm'iicv tn sinall whlte ('jMit. whlrh h.ul u
1Ut uppoamitre.lmt weiv net tl'rn. but If I
ultcmptftl te he.it thiiii, or oeu ufli'r thrlr Hrt
tipiMMmnci. tli' wmihl Ititrn ami run totfethrr
iiuttl IhPtv wusireuiplrti'ilry, rv fenl', whlrh
wenUl lioeoini .etntUiuuMl a- tecr.ii'K ami leek
tier, ami aitry, and tin bumtnjc feiiMtten
would v altniMt tntelt'iiihlp.
1 uttnt tint' te l.inu th.it 1 could ciirce1y
Kt about, and could net iln1" inyrlf without
a-l-tanci' I hae tiled uianv ivimdl"". and
1me uld fltmin Ht-lntsleltiAtrtiict te a plijlcUn
but h.ni' irr obtained only truijMimry rvlU'f.
Mtheuuh hotited for a tlmu, I enn ivtap-cd
atniln tela' aludlytreub)iMl .i-ecr,and durhm
I hi wtnti'ref t and l2 I Mitrrrt'd .e much m
tela entlrclv dNceuriirt'd. Ijit .lunc, I wa
; adl-cd bv h frier and lr L. C. McMn'n . who
an well known in them reaum. te trv enr
1 rTirrr.. UKMKmc : and I felt Mimehew h fittle
Csnruse. tnm their ftventhli opinion of them,
tetr their irtue About thi second week of
July l.wt I oeinmeiiced biking the remedies and
rttiilu K weeb 1 1eirtin Iem'c a permanent iiu iiu
pre, fluent, until new (Oct 1)1 am about a
(rrttxl n-i new and my tiiwh U u thn tle.h of a
Child. MK. HU.NJ. SMITH.
I certify thit the alMc.tatementef my wlie
U correct, and I Jein with her In exprelni: my
L'nitHudu for the tjriat bcncllt she has received.
11. S.M1T1I.
I certify that the above etatement M correct
Mr. Multh Uu pitmilitent nun In thU comumut cemumut
ty, wheivbelUc. Uu Na well known dialer In
tock, and bin (ttateinent. with that of hi wife,
U fully entitled le credit.
loue at "tanstimd, Trevlnce of Quebec, thN
twcuty-seienthdivef October. lvi
L. r. MrMNTUY,
Minister e the (fespel.
I.vtkii. I hac een Mr- Smith ivci-ntlyand
belleoherto be thoroughly and pennanentU
cun-d. I.e. McKLSMUV,
.Sr j Advent Ch Cen , J Q.t Se. 17. and Xe.
IJ3TO, Sept. e, ll.
Crncnu. Ueselvext, the new bleed purifier
and CVTUtiu.andCfTicxiiA veir, thewreat nkln
eurus and beautltlerM, are cold cery when,
l'rke-: L'UTitUBA.yx; ; Seat, . centa ; llceoLV llceeLV
ent. li.tn.
reTTEn Dnre and CuchualCe., Hoste.
CATARRH.
rilhC.liKtT IIAI.'sAMIC IllsTILLATIOX OF
WITCH HA.I.L. AtlhltlLA.N PI.NK.CA-
NAIH t Flit. M tltll.OI.I), Cf.O
VLlt III.OsseM, Ktc
Culled
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURB,
Fer the Immediate Itellef and Permanent Cure
of itutrj tenii of Cutarrh, from a simple Celd in
the Head te Less of s,u.l, Tnste ana Hearing,
Cough and Catarrh il Consumption Complete
tteatuunt, iensltmg or one bettlu Itadleal
Cure, one xi tat.ni lull r-elent andemi Im
proved luti.der, In one paek.tge, umv new tie
had of all druggists fur H.M. Ask for -sAareKO'i
ItAlllCAI. Cl'KE,
Complete Treatment with Inhaler, SI.OO.
"The only absolute specific we knew of."
JVi. 7'inif. "The best we have found In a llf
I line of Buffering." Itev. Dr. Wiggint, llntlen.
" After a long struggle with Catarrh thn lUm
cal CrttBh'iit cemiueied." lltv. S. 11'. .Menree,
l-ewnburgh, le. "I h.u net toiimlucaxe that It
did net ivllvtu at once." -imfrcit' Let, Man
chester, Mass.
POTTBR DllUO AMI CHEMICAL CO., liOstOll.
COLLINS' VOLTAIC KLECTItIC PLAbTKIt.
Fer the teller and prevention, the instant It
Isiipplleil.ef ltheumatism, Xeuralgia, clutlca.
Cough, Colds, tt'cuk llitk, stomach and Hew
el. sheeting Pain. Xumbnc, Hvnteilii, Fe
male Pains, Palpitation, I)spepta, J.Iver Com
plaint, lllllnn l'eier, Malaria ami Kpidemlei,
ue Cellins' Plasteni fan Klectric Plaster com cem
bined wllh a l'oteua Plaster) and laut'li at pain.
tEie e eryw here. fehl-W.&Sc w
rjHEsVT INDIAN MKDtCINK.
KA-TON-KA.
THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE
-FOIt THK-
111.00 II, LIVKH, KUI.VEVSJA.NH STOMACH.
It Is .Muda by the Indians.
Used by the Indians.
bold by thu Indians.
It U Pualy Vegetable.
It Htircly cures all discuses of the Stomach,
I.her. l!ei'ls unci IIIikxI. It Is almost npccltle
fur nil fertnit of Itheuui.ittsm. It will euro dis
ease w hen all ether rciiiedleK havu tailed. Direc
tions are plainly printed en cery liettlu.
All tribes of Indians hut a their medicines, but
KA-TON-KA
Is a remedy of the I'aellle Ceat, and Is iiks! by
nil. It Is composed of roots, herbs and barkii
galhvrtd aud prepared by thn
tVAUM SPItl.NG INDIAN'S Or OKEUO.V,
And Is fiitemlilj' known and uerd In all parts of
thuwmld. The sick or ailing slieuld net delay
Its u -e. It will ptevent us well ns euro ilUeasu.
Its price Is one dollar pur bettlu, erslx bottles
for lit e dollar.. Ask for It and see that you net
It. It Is for witn by all Druggist, and by thu
OltMJOX INDIAN' MEDICINK COMPANY,
Cerry, l'a.
Medoc Indian Oil,
THK
GKEATEsT PAIN
EAUT1I.
MEDICINE ON
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
MODOC 1 SD1AN OIL U certain te euro Tooth
ache In ene minute, llcudarhu In live minutes,
earache In leu minutes, bore Thre.it In one night,
Neuralgia In tlitee te live 'ninnies.
MODOC INDIAN Ol I, Is nsel Internally as well
a externally. Kery family nheuhl have u bot bet
tlu within reach. It la a doctor In the house.
t'er tstle by all DrugKlatn. l'licu'ijc. purbottle.
Large ia liettleH, .Vkj."
INDIANCOHdll sVltUI" is n prompt upoplfle
for Coughs, Colds and Lung dltuuiacH, fine, per
bettlu.
Ka-tun-Va, .Moaeo linllan oil and Indian
Cough Syrup for kuIe (wholesale and retail) at
Cnchruu'it Drug btoie, N'es. 1J7 and 1S North
(juecu Direct, loincaiiter, l'a.
inlydtVASAw
I-AHi: OIIANCR
.V A Leather and FliuHugMerti fni-iiUi ; den
u icry i-'oel buslnctt ; nothing asked ler geed
will, only for the stock, (ie.ul leusensglteu ler
selllngeut. Iii(itlieut this elllce. U'Oit-Iind
T
HIS 1'Al'KIt IS I'llIN'TIID
J. K. WRIGHT &, CO.'S
INK,
Fairifleunt Ink Works, 2Clh and reniTa. Avenue
JinOlyd 1'IULABSLI'UIA, I'A.
nuv niteh.s.
TTAOKll iV IlllOTIIKIU
SPRING, 1885.
Vs
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AA j, I. I' P AA ! I' 14 I U H
A A I, I. ! V A A V pi; t ft M
A j, j. j'l'Pf A A l-l'l'l" 1-KB Kltnit d.S,S!t
AAA j, I, P AAA P I". I 11
A A j, I, P A A P P. I III H
A A UJ.1.I, L1.1.I.I, P A A P .. UKnn t 11 KSSS
IIAaER & nitOTlIER lmve new rently for Bhewlmr cotnpleto lines efWnll
Pnjier Boleotod from the lentlliur mnmifuoturers or thla country imtl loiiroBont leiiroBont loiireBont
iiip; nil qutvlltioe, from the lowest prloed pnpore te the tlneat goetla tnntle.
Brown and White Blanks, Plats and Satins,
Mica and Silk Finish, Plain and Celer Bronzes,
Hand Prints, Bosten Felt, Lincrnsta Walten.
CEILING DECORATIONS, FRIEZES AND BORDERS.
We employ Paper Hnwrers competont te ile nil gnulea of work Including
flne celllnir tlocerntlon, froseo nnd cornlce work. Prioea wero nover be low.
Nettlntfhnm, Antlque, Swh?a Lttce nud Mndnm Ourtnlns nnd Vostlbule Lnce,
Turcenmn rtml Crrxa Strlp3 In Oitrtnlnu or by the yard. Brnsa, Wtvliitit mid
AbIi Ourtnlu Peles nnd TrlminlnKs.
Shiule Cleth, nil colors nnd widths; Scotch Helland, nil colere nnd widths;
Amerlcnn Helland, nil colera nnd widths.
A InrKO line of New Dnde Shndea rnmrlnjr In prlce from 2S centa te 31.00.
Spring Bnlunce nml Hnrtahorne Fixtures.
HAGER &
Ne. 25 West King Street,
j-ur.stsnus t titi'r.iy.
I
ARPETS!
NEW PATTERNS IN
Wiltens, Mequettes, Velvets, Bedy Brussels, Ta
pestry Brussels, Three-Plys, Extra-Supers,
Ingrains, Damask and Venetian
Hall and Stair.
HOIE-IADE EAG AM GHAII CARPETS.
LIMOLEUM AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Iu All Widths, All at Lewer Prices Than Ever Offered Anywhere.
mm ti i tsiiri
THAN tt K tMLl. Pell
ortM.enn vn pnitjK-
Atlfctjl VLITt OOOt)
JOHNS.GIVLER&CO.,
DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE,
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
J-OWi:ilS ,V Hl'llST.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 2G and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
Te Clese Out by March i.
$7,000 Werth of Our Stock.
1 I' tVoHltliiiiikeri1uwM.UVI.otv. our Stock- U tee large anil uiim be r duced
l'Klf-ONS I.V WANT OK
Sheeting and Shirting Muslins, Table Linens,
Tickings, Bed Checks, Calicoes,
Counterpanes, Quilts, Comforts, Blankets,
Cottenades, Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Hamburg Edgings and Insertings,
Black Silks.Black Cashmeres, Dress Goods, &c,
HII.I. IlOtVHI.LTOOIVr. ISA CAM. 1IKK0HE I'lWtCHASING.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa
-IHHAI' STOltlX ' "
GARPETS FROM AUGTiON.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN,
IIAVi: NOW OI'EN A I.AHOK AXP HA.VDSOJIK VAK1ETY Ot"
INGRAIN, RAG, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
HOUGHT AT AUCTION FOIt CASH AND TO 1IK S0I.11 CHUAf FOIt CASH.
Carpeta
Carpeta
Oarpets
Cariieta
Carpeta
Oarpets nt 15 its.
Cnrpetfl nt 30 cts.
Carpetft nt 60 cts.
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
- Hetwccn the Cooper IIoiiseiiihI Serrel Herso Hetel.
i:XT DOOH TO THK C0U11T IIOUSR.
FAHNESTOCK'S. :
Ladies' Muslin Underwear. Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
NIGHT DRESSES, CHEMISE,
DRAWERS, SHIRTS, &c, &c.
Direct fiem .Mumiructurlca, In large letp, nt LOW I'lIICES, tenlileli e Invite uttoutleu.
ALSO
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES,
Fiem uM'KCIAI. NEW YOHK lMreilTKIfS AUCTION BAI.K, wlilcli we uru nlile le sell fn.mCO
toieiwrcont. Ivs4 than ltcfiilar I'llciw.
R E. FAHNESTOGK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuso,
gfllUIC'S CAill'KT II.VI.U
CARPETS !
HEOfENING OF
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Wonre new
iifiiuii'il tn show thn Inula the
lilliltea III tlilac-llv.
llltUHhKI.h,TIIUKl'
i,r. .,,,,' , ....... ..,.
11 1 l.lll.r., Mil r.m, UU
.(l.u..i..(,r.r ,., I. ...(Jl,.l,. ,, ,Nllllllltlll.lltVi.l'...l..k.n.,.J. ,,, Itim Hll 11IIIl,.H ll IS.
UHAl.VC.tltl'ETtl. HAM ASK Illltl VKNEI'IA.N CAItl'F.TS. HAH mill CHAIN OA ltl.'.T.4 ..I- ....-
own InaiiiiriictureiiHlK'clalllv. bni'diil Attention lulil tn thoMiiuiifiii'tiiiverCUaTOM C.tltI'E'18
AI0liFull J,llli)erOlI.(;i.Ol'HS, RUOS, tVlNIIOrfaHAIlEM,OVEHl,EX,c.,
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor. West King and Wr.ter Ste., Lancaster, Pa.
SPRING. 1885.
BROTHER.
Lancaster, Pa.
JXTltA-S1 lMHt CAIUMVM
IARPETS!
MIOSLCAX Sl.LL 10f (JOOHi I !-!
nt 12J eta.
at 20 cts.
nt 35 cts.
at 05 cts.
at 85 cts.
Oarpets at 25 cts.
Cnrpets at 40 cts.
Carpets at 76 cts.
Lancaster, Pa.
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