' r J f f U W - V.- &,$, Nng LANOASTBK DAILY mTBLMGENOER, WEDNESDAY, MAUCH 4, 1885. -THE DAILY IWTELLIGEMCER PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING IN THE YEAR (nnmyi uctme.) BY STEINMAN A HENSEU 'INTELLIGENCER BUILDING S. W. CORNER CEXTRE SQUARE. Lancaster Pa. DAILY-TEN CENTS A WEEK. FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR OR FIFTY CENTS A MONTH. POSTAGE FREE. ADVERTISEMENTS FROM TEN TO FIFTY CENTS A LINE. WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. ( EIOMT PAOES.) PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING Twe Dhum A Y(A in Advamci. JORRESPONDENCE Solicited from every PAT OF THE STATE AND COUNTRY. CORRE SPONDENTS ARE REQUESTED TO WRITE LEQIBLY AND ON ONE BIDE OF THE PAPER ONLY! AND TO SKIN THEIR NAMES, NOT FOR PUBLICATION, BUT IN PROOF OF GOOD FAITH. ALL ANONYMOUS LETTERS WILL BE CONSIGNED TO THE WASTE BASKET. A3DRE6S ALL LETTERS AND TELEORAM8 Te! THE INTELLIGENCER, Lancaster, pa. Qtyc CantastcrSntclltgcmtt. emphasize It, It might have been taken ns the perfunctory declaration of a candidate, but it meant far mere from the lips of one who in every station that he had held had vindicated his sincerity and courage. These were the qualities Uiat lie had opportunity te display in high degree us mayor of Buf falo. His ringing declaration there that "public office is a public trust," and his valiant vetoes of bills that party passion pressed him te Bign, were- the distinct foreshadowing of a policy that was enacted consistently at Albany and which was in augurated te-day in Washington. At the conclusion of ids famous veto of the street cleaning contract in lluffnle, June 20, 18S2, lie wrote te the councils of that city as fellows, little suspecting thai he was addressing a larger constituency : "We nre fust Raining positions In the gnulcs of pulille stewardship. Tliere is no niiddle ground. Theso who are net for the ncople olther In or out of your honeniMo body nre ngnlnst theni, mid should l tronteil accordingly." Prem thai dale there has lieen no doubt who 0 rover Cleveland is. He is " for the people." And that is why the peeple are for him. T Dubine the la te campaign en e el the fa verlte and Very, effect! ve ibrusts against Mr. Blnlne was the preveddlsregard he had shown for American citizens when held In duress by foreigu powers. Cases llke thai or Mc Mc Mc Sweoney, and ethers, wcre brought up te show that he was criminally negligent in the matter of protecting naturallwd citizens abroad, and his fallure te malce hhnself ac quainted with the terms of the hated Eng lish t( coercion act" was a powerful weapon used against him. Tliore Is new a case for the oxcrclse of the country's powers for the protection of its natilrnllred L-Mlzunq In n wrongful linprlsenincnt of Julie Santes by the governmont of Ecuador, the (mrtlvulnrs of which appear olROWhero. TImOahe necms te offer excellent opjiertuiillles for President Clovelaud te lift the American Ihig te alluast n lar with that of England In giving prompt protection te ene of lis citizen wrongfully detained nod perhaps ill danger of death. It had been nearly tliue te ralse that neble ensign from the mud of neglect In which it was Ien under Itepuhllcan rule. The Hcaudabiuengcr imiHtgel Aptuh Iwcnty-fuiir years of lleumlcrlng Ilia ship of Ktiile lias at last righted hornelf. NoNenlte l'artlclnnte in the Weulilii JudRO Tuley, at Chicago en Tuesday, ren dered a decision in the case in which an in junction was neught te restrain l'hlllp Rechcr, tlie principal of the common school at llegers Park, from pre outing Stephen E. KunLs,ii fourteen-year-old Iwy, of the Ro Re liiini Catholic faith, from attending the school without participating In certain ro re liulnus worship. Tliejutlire licld that, mider the lawH of Illinois, no form of religious worship could tm compellod In the public, schools. It was net shown thai the directors had compelled It, although It was true that a teacher was their agent, .lutlgn Tuley ordered that the complainant call upon the director, and If limy refused te take him back, or if. alter lierinlttlng him te return, tliey compellod him te jKirticipale in llie werHliip, iiu wen ui men coiiHiner utu uu viability el issuing nu 'Injunction. Mnrilrruu Threat el Texan Cewlmyi. Information has been received In Dallas, Texas, that cowboys, 200 strong, had organ ergan ised with a view te raiding mul looting the Catholic German colon)' of Marlcnfeld, Mar tin county, I'anhandle district, It was re ported that they premised te make the attack Tuesday. It Is known that the residents or the town have been underarm lorsevorul days. About two wceks age a irty of (irUilKCII noweoyn viniiuu mu uivvii aim v tempted te "clean the place out," but were driven away, and ene ortheir iiiiiuber was killed bv tlie sheriir. The threatened raid is r medical- l,w" ' nni, n iniu h n iiiui tin ev w vr wm i it e n w w w w n i n II v w w v nn ji O WW WW H oe w w ss tnu it II It tt e It it mm ii u ii it tutu e oe n it i) k no Bn n KN NN Hl tt O NN N O N W N ShhI O N KM mir noens. IJOWEIW & HUllST. BOWERS & HURST, Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PAj I TT1T TTTT ! T E I T T ' T X I T T NN v.vn nun v. it it vk nun k it it kick it it 'SRS 'SKS8 Tlilsineillclne,ciinblnlni?lnin with puroypun pureypun puroypun tatile tunic, nulekly ami compleU'ly CUIIM PVHl'El'HlA, INOIUKSSION. JfALAUIA. WKAKNBHH, IMI'UUK 11LOOI), C1IILLH ami ri:VKllainlNKUUAUllA. lly rapid ami thorough aastinllallen with tnu IiIikhI It reiichcs every part of the system, puri fies ami enrittici the bleed, strcimthcns tne iiiuacles ana nerves, and tones and liivlaerates Ihenvstcin: , A line Appotl7.er Hest tonle known. It will euro ttie worst ciije of Dyspepsia, ro re ro lnevlnKalldlBtrcssliii? symptoms, such as Tast ing the Kemi, Itelchlng, Heat In the Stomach, llPtirieiirii, 'ic. flin unlv lrntl orlnjtiitiflie U'clh. If Id ItlVILlllllllhl On mid Hi ull peiHOMS who lead sfdvnlary lives. An iinrulllng The only Iren mcillcinu that will net blacken r Injure liieieeui. Ills Itivaluiilile lorillscasespceiiHarlewmnoti, Te Clese Out by. March Xl))) Werth of Our Stock. flvvw We will mnke Pilces VK I .Iver i ICY LOW. Our Bleck U tee taiga nml tniiftt be rcdurv PKIIS0N3 IN WANT OF 11 MUOUVUJg M WM VUJg AAU01&AJU AUU1U UlUUUOf TickingB, Bed Checks, Calicoes, Counterpanes, Quilts, Comforts, Blankets, uoreonaaes, Hosiery, uieves, Cersets, Hamburg Edgings and Insertings, 'i Black SilkSjBlack Cashmeres, Dress Goods, &ci WII.I. DOWEM.TOOIVK UH A CAM, IIKKUUK PUltCIIAfJINO. l.ANCASTEU, MAIICH t, 18S5. " Mho's drercr Clerclnnd 1" There is no such ronmnce of American politics as culminates te-day in the inaug uration te the highest place et (J rover Cleveland. It has nethappeiirddiirinK tlie later perieds of our irty systems that tlie most conspicuous political figures and the men most ardently pressed for tlie presi dency reached that efllce. Jacksen con quered by Ids indomitable will power ; but Silas Wright was passed for lesser men. Of tlie great senatorial triumvirate, Cal houn, "Webster and Clay, none reached the goal. Uuchanan came te tlie executives chair by the easy gradual stages which rounded out tlie career of our earlier pub licists; but Douglas, Seward, Chase, Sey mour, Tilden and Blaine were netable in stances of famous men who by ene chance or another had the cup dashed from their lip3. Itha3 been the went of theso moralizing en these events te point te Polk, Pierce and Lincoln as illustrations of unknown men,selected for availability ,who were win ning candidates for their party after hav ing been selected by the compremis- pkit of conventions, inn ieik EI, .lln.,.t n1.ti: SOrVICC. TWCIUV years before he was nominated for the piesidency he had been elected u mom mem mom beref Congress and took high rank at the outset of his career a3 a conspicuous and supporter of Jacksen. He was four teen years in Congress a term of service that few members attain ; and for live ses sions lie presided as speaker. He was go ge go ernefof Tennessee and received the neini. nation of several state legislatures for vice president with Van Buren. The question "Who's Polk," that was en many tongues after his nomination in the great Van Buren-Cass contest, was easily answered. Franklin Pierce had climbed the rounds of tlie political ladder until he Kit in tlie Senate with Webster,. Calhoun and Clay Benten, Silas Wright and Buchanan. He declined cabinet efllce, and fought and fell at the head of a gallant command at Cliembusce. Mr. Lincoln was no obscure man when he was raised te greater eminence by his defeat of Sewaid in the Chicago Republican convention of 18C0. He had been a Whig leader in Illi nois for twenty years, a member of Con gress, candidate for vice president, and his memorable canvass with Douglass for "United States senator gave him a promi nence before the people of the whole coun try. It has been doubted whether the man who was inaugurated president at high neon te-day, in tlie federal capital, was ever within its limits before he went there te take his oath of efllce. Certainly he was scarcely known beyend a narrow circle in Western Xew Yerk three years age. He had helda.nd he JialmAW stlv and wisely Siiiistered certain local eDlces, which require no eminent ability and which many men have cVedilnbly Mled without gaining distiiictieii.Certainly his name had net been whisperedTMi connection with even congressional etlice, aSud if it hud been mentioned in a national cilmventien H. would Imvn reeuired an introduction te the delegation from his own state Mr. Cleveland's nomination te tin dency, after His extnunnuxMniijenty as the llik ili 'fTTTpiilr for governor. -flTiu afUvriis very brilliant and successful htale administration, need excite no special wonder. In view of New Yerk's empire place and controlling influence in later day politics and tlie sagacity of its politicians, his nomination is easily explained ; and his election was tlie triumph alike of a great party, of great principles, of geed management and of a strong candidate. The marvel of his career lies in his nom ination for govorner, while he was simply mayor of Buffalo, and when he was such a stranger te New Yerk' state politics and politicians. Fer they de net, ever there, as a rule, select candidates for governor from strangers te their politics. Mr. Cleve land had net been a factor in tlie dominat ing Tilden organization of that state ; en tlie contrary his associations in Buffalo had been ratlier with the anti-Tilden ele ment. What happy accident directed the at at teutien of seme leader of thought te him ? What event turned iop iep ular sentiment- toward this un known individual as the coming man in American politics V This may, peihups, never be disclosed ; or, indeed, no one may be able te tell it with certainty. But, in the light of later events, any one who will review tlie career of Mr. Cleveland in miner oilice will discover runuing through his official conduct a consistent apprecia tion of public duty, which in itself ex plains the success of his ielitical career and gives abundant premise of its con tinuance. When he accepted the nomination of his party for president he said : I am a Democrat because I Uellove that this truth lies ut the foundation of true De mocracy. 1 iiave kept tlie faith bocause I lielleve, if rightly and fairly administered ami applied, Uomeoratio doctrines und measures will insure Uie happlncsi, con tentment and prosperity of tlm people. J, in the contest ujien tehich we new enter, ice steadfastly hulil te the underlying principle of our party creetl, mid at alt times keep in vtew the pceile'n geed, we uhull lie strong, because we are true te ourselves, mid bocause tlie plain unit Independent voters of the land will seek by their sullrnges te compass their release from iai ty tynu. uy wlieru tliere kueuiu uu summssieii m we iwpuiar will, andUielr protection freinlpartys corruption where there should boxdevetlon te the people's interests. With nothing behiudf tliU utterance te The Wages r Political Sin. When Judge Black, of lamented mcineiy, pleaded with the electoral commission eight years age, urgently lagging tlie Re publican majority te forget their parly and rememlier only justice and their oaths, lie found his task as profitable- as an appeal te deaf-mules. Ills impassioned prophecy en that occasion will live while tlie English language is spoken : "Tlie hiding place of falsehood will be swept away and the refnge of lies uncovered. This mighty puissant nation will raise herself up like a strong man after sleep ; and she will shake her invincible locks in a manner you little dteam of new. Wait, the day of icliibutien will come in due time. Justice travels witli a leaden heel, but strikes with an iron hand. Wait till the flood gates are lifted and a full title of water comes rushing en. There will lw line giiitding then." That " day of letributien," which J udge Black, peering through thtwinists of futu rity, saw is new at hand. But Democracy comes into power, net in the spirit of the avencer. but as tlie real restorer of a solid Union, in which tliere will lw no North and Seuth, tiu East and West, but ene country made up of parts that move together in lerfcct fraternal harmony. The warm Match sun that lese te-day en Democracyresteied teHvcr seemsemblein atic of the joy that the country feels at the righting of the great wteng of 187(. The Republican paity's theft of the piesi dency then was bound te recoil en it at a later day filial as tlie common sneakrJble.fi. mutigii olien succcwiiii, is tnpied atliiht. The Democratic restoration, while signi fying better governmental methods, means alto that tlie wages of iKilitical sin is polit ical death. I'ltKHUMlST chief. Ci.kvk!..am! Hail te tlie " Siiniiirr Ci.kvki.a.mi" has a urit et ex ecution for Ilia ..Yeti! Jim's tattered llag. Ne mi; of the Republican editors who printed diagrams of Mr. Cleveland's head during the campaign may conie away from their Whlte IIeumj isiU with a alnrul im pression of the size of his beet. Tiikuk are hosts of Republicans who re joice te-day that lilalne is beaten, and their numliers will incrcase as the shadewH of the Cleveland administration lengthen. TiiKsmlle en tlie Democratic I'.ice te-day would lighted the darkest room. Tin: war in newspaper rates in New Yprk, it was thought, was ever. When the news dealers refused te sell the Jlcruhl for ks than three cents when that paper reduced its prlce te two cents, the Jlcrald very pluckily established its own news slandsand attempt ed te fight tlie newsdealers en their own ground. Tlie quiet that followed this meve of Rcnuell's imper led the public te supiieMj that it had wen in the fight. Rut this docs net nppear te be the case. On Monday the JTcrald practically conceded ictery te its opponents by reducing Its priee te the uows uews uows dealeis liem a cent and two-thirds te a cent anda-halfacepy. Hut the latter, at a meet ing te Like action en tlie JTeraUVs proposi preposi tion, gleefully declare that they will only pay ene cent for the pajicr, and it they cannot get it at that price they say they "can live with out tlie JJcntld." Tlie net or theso in charge of Mr. Jlcnnctl's paper in reducing the price te the uewsdealers was a confession of weak ness, and its practically imajdiyi2ux-rcCT tlen scoinste HluuiirfTiaTtlie Jfcmld is fast ailing behind from its ence foremost place In the race of newspaper circulation. Tiik "Grand Old Party" gets the "Orand Rounce " te-day. Tun efllcial heaits of the cals must new coine off. Republican ras- A neon many peeple who are In Washing ton te-day knew what they are thoie for; but it may take seme time for President Cleveland te find it out. Tiik gtound-heg came out of Ids liole "for ence" befere his six weeks were up. Rut as he has net seen a Democratic president In se many years Ills itorfermanco Is proof of his wisdom and net a vagary. Tim legal praclltioners of Philadelphia have banded themselves together for the purpese of driving out tlieir quack brothren. Of the2,t00 physicians of the regular schools in the Quaker City, 1,300 nre nllepathlsts, 1,100 hoineopathlsts and 100 ormero of the eclectic school. The county medical society have taken held of the matter of tlie prosecu tion of tlie Illegal practltionerH and they pro pose te de what they can te wlpe out the blots that have recently stained Philadel phia's cscutchoen in the Uuchanan and similar revelations. They have a big job be be bo fero them. In Pennsylvania any ene who has been lu continuous practice of mediclue or surgery slnce 1871 may fellow the medical profession whether having a diploma or net. Hew many quacks will And an open deer in this generous prevision? Ami hew many mero will lie te obtain this exemption ? Then ifKboattemptodtoenforcotho recently en acted absurd law that Imposes a line of f 100, one-half te be paid te the prosecutor and one half te the county ; or imprisonment In the county Jail for n term net excecdlng ene year or leth, or either, at the discretion of the court, for practicing medlclne without a legal diploma or without having been properly rcglstored in the prothenotary's efllce, hew many of the host physicians will be found violators or the law? The Philadelphia county medical society has a job en Us hands that will cause Its promoters te He awake many nights bofero they get en the euter edge of its accomplishment. Leadkn-iikklki) Justice must gird herself for an arduous work. These who steed by the Democratle party through geed and evil report may be ex cused for any undue hilarity te-day. Hugh K. Fulton, of this PERSONAL. Mits. Km..v Ri.aink Wai.kiui. the only sister of James O. Rlaine, died Tuesday in Raltlmera Oi.tvmn Pain1, the Trench soldier with theMuhdl, iHHiipjMisedtolmve Ikjcii leblied and murdered hi the desert. Runjamin RuTTKliweimt. commissioner of patents, has handed his resignation te Sec retary Teller, whoaeceptod It. Rr.v. Pnil.irs RnoeKS rnielces In the fact that he has lievcr required the professional services or a lawyer or doctor. Dn. Fni.ix MeManus, Uie pioneer phy sveian oriienui'opathy lu Ratlimore, died Tuesday lu that city, aged 75 years. R. F. Avnuv, founder and head el tlie Avery Plew company of Louisville, Ky., died in that city Tuesday morning, aged 8f years. JesKi'ii II. Lieiir has retired from the managership of the Lebanon Independent, and lias liceu succeeded by Walter H. Jeliti'. of Oil City. Mns. OATiiAitiNKtSAM'r.uv, daughter or Jehn Potts, founder of Potlsleu u, Pa, died Tuesday in that city at the age of US years. Klie was born in Philadelphia Mns. Mahv Hkmknwav, of ISosten, is worth ever $15,000,000. Slie supports the famous Armstrong school, and he er.il edu catlenal institutions in New Kiiglaudaud Beeth Carolina. PiiKsteKNTAltT il u:i, according te Loiulen Truth, is going te Kttrope early In July for sever.il mouths. He Intends te stay forsemo weeks in Kuglaud befere proceeding te the Continent for a tour. Wm. T. Fumon, or Oxford, celebrated his 00th birthday mi Monday, which was the oc casion of n large gathering of tlie Fulton family. Tlioeirnt was iiiade mero Interest ing by the leading of a carefully profited biographical and historical account of the Fulton (ami city. Wnnsinit. in oueol his speeches delivered in New Yerk, Mid : " I was ten days a mein-liYWrtnyATSriu?Vif.V-thV.Yrcirr.r'sm.m geed object lu which 1 could !e useful in that osltien ; and, alter much rellcctieu, J Introduced a bill which, with tlie general consent of both Houses of the Massachusetts legislature, asseil into a law, and is new a law of the Mate, which enacts that no man In the state shall catch trout in any ethor man ner than with the ordinary hook and line." Wai.t Whitman, who will lm CA v.irs old lu May, Is in his usual physical condition. A friend says that, notwithstanding his par alysis, peurty, tlie enilxvleinent of Isxik agents, the Incredible slanders and miscon structions (hat have followed him through life, and the " qulte complete fallure of his hook from a werdly and liiinnci.it wlul of view," Ills nquatiamity and geed spirits ro re iiiaiu unimpaired, and he is te-day, amid Ixxllly helplessness and a most meagre In come, mero vigorous and radiant than er. Til it SOVJI.IX VAMl'AHiX. tiriirml ISrarkeiilitir)' Knllre I'm te Itctiirnltlj; lu Kuril. , Oeneral Ilrackenbury and his entire loree are reluming te Kerti. They have captured three deseiters fiem the Mudlr of Rongela's army. Tlie Riitish forces will occupy vaileus jfeiiits between Abiidem und Abutaterch during tlie summer in order te pioteet the Nile route fiem the incursions el the relnils. The heat is rapidly increasing. Some uw-s of typhoid fever have already occurred. Twe batudlens of ICgyptlaus hae Ijccii sent te Ikk Kin the OAlonsien of the NIIe railway from l.arras te Abusheli. It is te cut through the desert Instead of fellow lug the bank or the Nile by Kmbigel in order te avoid the locka Material for its construction has been erdfcicd from ICugland. Cicueral Wolseloy projieses a further extension te Ferkat. Tli Kiime-A'kIiuii Trenlilii. In the llouse of Lords Uie Marquis or Salisbury asked whether the Russian out eut out jiests were w ithln the boundary of Afghanistan. Karl Klmberl v, secretary of state for Imlir. for the purpese of wreaking vengeance en the Inhabitants. Heme apprehension Is felt should the convent located thoie fall Inte the hands or tlie ruthless cewlsiys. NEW VUliLICATlOSll. Huolet Fer Scholars Anil StinlrnU te Itmil And .Study With rrellt. Dr. Drlsler's editorial siqiervlsien of Pro Pro feseor Men-lam's wlltleii or the (Jib and 7th books or Hermletus, was in ILself sulliclent guarantcoef the value of the book. A some what careful examination has served te show that this Judgment Is correct. The work has bocudeno in n scholarly way, and with an evldent deslre te meet the wants or the student anil or the recitation room. Tlie notes are coutise, and by the constant use of references are made te co era vast amount of subjects. They nre also se constructed as tolead tlie student ten knowledge el tlie 10 10 hitlve jiosltleii of Herodotus in fiieek liter ature, or his methods or thought, and or Uie peculiarities or the Joule dialect as used ly him. The lioek will be a valuable help te the student while reading the "Father or History." In two large octave volumes, well ar ranged, printed in geed clear lyii, Illustra ted with diagrams, tables, jHirlralts and ether helps te learning, llarer.V: I In is. h.ive printed Maud nilletle, Phillips' " Popular Manual of . Knglisli Jteratuif, " i-en-Uilniug outlines or the literature or France, (jeriiiany, Italy, Spain and tlie Unlleil Suites. The comprehensive plan or the work includes a school manual, a gulde te the general reader and a Imek el" reference. Kach or the great epochs el Kngllsh lllenitiire, Trem the Angle Saxen te the Victorian age, Is considerately treated, with a profusion of hlsleiical, scientific and art notes that make the manual a review of tlie intellectual activities or Knglaud down te the present and of centPiiiiHirary llteniry lire in ether countries. .In i Its Jli r x- iinfqueand valuable colhrtleu, ami all in all It is ell worth a place in the class room or library. lletu the alx)e publiuUiens el Ilarjier A Ilres., publLshers, Fnmkllu Square, New Yerk, recelMMl from (!. Lutlier Feil Der Miuith, ICast King street, Uiucaster. in reply, said that the question of-,hr precise boundary of Afghanistan wjiKlhe subjoctef the present iicgoliatieiisiftwcon Russia and KiiKland. IIu had uoAlesltalien in aiviuiftliat Knglaud rejarrtfs the Russian eutiHisls as witliln tha, KlKhan beiuidarv. and that Ihev insidcrable ndvauce in the dheclien wllliln tn t fcnmjcTcens of llerat. The Maniuis of Iithian asketl : " Dees the whele question ofiieace or war lxitwcen,Kiig land and Russia depend iqien achance squab squab ble between Afghan and Russian outests ?" Karl G ran ville, foreign secretary, said that he must have notice of the question. Tlie marquis thereupon gave notice that he would repeat the question. Ills roiierted from Woolwich arsenal that in military circles it is understood the gov ernment has arranged te held in readiness 150,000 tioeps for sorvlce against Russia in Afghanistan, Knglaud te depend for protec tion upon the reservea I'nUenllie nil Illegitimate Clillil. A low days age Era Hartman, or Will Urns Urns pert, gave birth te a child in a disreputable heuse in Wllkesliarre. The child afterwards died under iieculiar circumstances, and the coroner inade an investigation, when it was shewn'that the child had been murdered by giving it poisonous drugs. Tlie Jury impli cated Dr. J. II. Peaceck, Mrs. M. A. Coeloy, keeper of a disroimtable heuse, and Mrs. Isaic Hartman, of Wllllamspert, the mother erKva,as being criminally resiiousible for the death of the child. Mrs. Cceley has lieen arrosted, an olllcer lias geno te WilUamspert te arrest Mrs. Hartmnu. and Dr. Peaceck, who is out of town, will be placed under ar rest as seen as he returns. lluzmi te be Ceurt-Martlaled. A ceurtmartial was yesterday ordered te meet hi Washington en the 11th instant for tlie trial of Rrigadier Gcneral Hazen, en charges "of conduct prejudicial te geed erder and military discipline." Majer fleneral W. S. Hancock will be president of tlie court. The charges grew out or Hazen's criticisms en the secretary of war. Orders were issued for the suspension ofGeneral Ilazeu, and for him te consider lilmself under arrest until further erders. Captain Mills, of the signal serviee, has Ixjcu orderod te duty as acting chief signal olllcer, pending the result of the trial. UAUV AJiD WOO AND I. We go en our ny togetlier, lluliy uiuldeKUiid I, TJiife merr' eoiiipauleus 'Ncatli any serr or sky, llluii na her pietty eyes are, Orgrey, like his deareld tall i no It w linly, or cloudy, or stonily, Our courage docs never fall. n.iliy'8 a little lady, lle Is UKvntleiimii brave, If.'.,!1.,,.,ia two legs, us en have, ll'd kneel te her, llke a slave. It Is), he loves and protccle liur, ..Vs ''eg and gentleman can : I'd nithur he a kind deg, 1 tliluk, than a brute of a man. Dinah Jlulech Cntlk. - . General Aguere Killed. The Spanish Censul-general Mlguel.Suarez Guanes, at New Yerk, received the following dispatch from the goveiner-goneral of Cuba, Tuesday afternoon : "Carles Aguore was killed yesterday at Colen by the civil guard." It may be roinembered that the Spanish authorities made unsuccessful efferts te have r?u?rS,u,?,nn.UUbter extradited from Key West, rieriila, last summer. HVKVIAI. KHTJC1M. IIu lhcSilrlt or Mm llr.nlVl.lt VT' We don't knew. Hut wi-de knew I li.il stiiin stiiin peeple wlinsuuYr fiem Indigestion audi iiiihk i i Islied IiUmmI liai;Hlnuigi' dituins. In wlilcli tliey ce many iiiiiiliiuaiil things, bwis'l lis'p Nu blrsxIiiK "lllcll cenn's nitli heiiimI licallli und geed illgiwlleu. Ilniun's Iren lllttci-s ililvcsent liMllu'i'Htlen and Imd dirauis, and gives liealtli, gtsxlslceiiand vloieusllfe. Lire was a bunion te Mrs. L. V. ;ilirrn,er.-!7 Walker etn-et, Itidll- luen ik-'isiii-w ei eysjK'iKia ana nan emmmi, eiu n ilti" luat nmwii'ri Iren llitlei li ivlkf. ler giivelier ruusMTVjii:. -tyALTKR A. HKINITSII. NO. 28. - NO. q8. Special for Spring, 1880. JIV hTOCIC OK FURNITURE Fer the Sprint; Tnnlc, i equal TO-v.vf i.v tiik rrrv" VniGKSimUiT CAXSOV ItK I7.M iVij ALL GOODS UUAKA.VTKKII. WALTER A. HEINITSH, Ne. 28 East King Street. I.ANCASTKIt, l'A. dec0inul STOVKH. XJOOR, WHITKA CO., IMtlSIE KAILWAY SKCUltlTlKS ALWAYH ON HANI! FOIt INVESTMENT. Mluiieapells Ileal Estate 7 per cent, bends for siiUi at 101 ami Inteiest. rreprieturH of "I'oer's Miinind of Itnllnays." Correspeiuluucu Invltt d. 45 Wall Btroet, New Yerk. oclMydeed TIIK RKST llieClty.iit HAUTMAN'K Ce HAVANA CIAR IN YELLOW KKONT CIGAIl faTOUE. CONSUMITION-1 HAVK A POSITIVK leuiedy fur the ubev e dlseusu: by Its u.e tliousandsef cases of the worst kind and of lung standing have been cured. Indeed, no strong is my faith in Its elllcaey that I will send TWO HOTTLES FUKK, together with a valuablu Ilea tlsu en tills disease te any guflcier. Ulve e. e. ineus uml 1. e. addresH. lilt. T. A. SLOCUSI. iri-CuidetxlACuivr lbl l'eail ht., N. Y. CUPKRIOR SPECTACLES -AND- EYE-GLASSES. MIcruscnpPH, Eleld Gliisses, llareineters, Teln Teln scepes, Magic Lanterns, Tlieriueineters, Ilmvv Ing IiiMtruments, l'liilnseiliicul and Chciuhtd Apparatus. List and DeHcrlptleus of our Ten Cutalegucs seiit FltEE en application. QUEEN & CO., NO. Wl CHESTNUT bT. inaraiyUAw l'lULADELI'IllA, 1DKNNA. CIGARS FROM fl.ell X Hundred un. ut IIAIITMAN'8 YELLOW KltO.NT HTOKE. CJAINT-RAPHAKL WINK. l'KR CKlAlt INFORMATION. Thu Suliit-Eiiiiluiel Wine liasndullcrmis tluveiir in y, Nei India, y Is si thuie u no wlne that and is drunk liuruiuiiy, North und bout m nam, inula, ana no en the pilueliml fttlisef ltusslu, uuu Deiiiu America, Ii iiiiuuu. iiiuiu, nnuijoeii. Tlionuuiiutyexni auiuuilly is sulllclent pmef eriUNtubllliy staying powers, while ler tlie real conneU Aluerieu. Ureal Tlie quantity exported uuu rigttlir can uu coiisltlietMl 11. superior. 4-"rbeSalnt-Uaphnel Wlne Coin puny, Valence, Department of tlie Uronie (France. H. E. SLAYMAKER, IlS-tfa Ne, '.v EAST KINO STREET. einudy for diseases uf Uie n.t.l l7lil.,Al'ii l'ei-RenssuITi'rliic from t!iocfl"cctef overwerlt, nervous troubles, less of appetite, or nubility, expci lenceituick rellel and leuewcd oneray by Its use. . ... ., It does net raiiBii llcadarlie or nroduce Conitl Cenitl Conitl iMitlen OTIIEIt Iren inedlelnesde. Ills the only plepanitlnn or Iren Hint causes no Injurious ellects. riiyali'lans and druggists receiuniend It as Uie best. Try It. Tlie Kunuliiu has Trade Mark and crossed red lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Miideeiilyby u IU0WN CUKM1(jAL CO., 11ALTIMORK, Ml). septa lyilAlyw TyKR'S cTir.RRY i'KUTORAL. AN OLD SOLDIER'S KXPEH1ENOB. CAiA'Ctrr, Tbxab, May 3, lsM. "I witli teexpiess my appiectatleu of the val uable IJU.lllllt'SOf Ayer's Cherry Pectoral AH A tOl'LIl KEMEI1V. " While viltbCliiirchlll'Biinny, Just Indele the battle id VkksburK, I contracted a soveiuceld, which terminated In a dant'creus ceuh. I found no relief till en our march wu came te a ceuuti y stoic, w licie, mi nskliiK for some leuiedy i miu. nrirrd te Irv Ayi-h's Ciieiibt I'BtTeiiAL. I illdsi), uiul was rapidly cured, blncutbuii I have Kept the PriTeiiAi. censlantly by mc, ler l.nully use, and I have found It te be an liivalu ill, I nislv forTlneat and Liuii; Dlfcanes. J. V. WIIITLKY." '1 lieiisainli of testimonials certify te tlie pnnupt euro el all Ilmncblal and LuiiB Alfec Alfec tlens, by tlm use of A.R's Cnmniv I'kcteiial. llelniOery piibitabl,tlioyeuiiKest rblldren take It iviullly. l'I'Kl'AKKU IIV Dr. J.0. Aycr& Ce., Lewell, Mass. bold by all Drui-Ms. feli-0 luai I T'-IIINKY-WORT. IKll'H wnKltLUl'lfl. OlMCKH Uf KIDNEY DISEASES LIVER COMPLAINTS. ISecativ It urtseii tlie LIVKK, IIOWELSiilid li I ON EYb ut thu H A M E TI Jl E. lt raim It cleanses th system of the hiIoiieiis humors Hut develops In Kidney and Urinary lllhi'iu-cs, llilllusn's.s, .laiiudlrc, C'oiislliiatieu, Piles, or In Itliciiuiallslu, Nil rulKia. Nervous Ills Ills eiib'lsand all Feluale Jeinplalul. Oi-OLII 1'KOOF OFTHIS.-5 It lll binelv Cum CONSTIPATION. PILES and IIIIEUMATIMSI by causing FltKE ACTION el all tlie organs and functions thereby. CLEANSING THE BLOOD. Kt'steihiK the uerinul jHiner te threw eir dis ease. THOUSANDS OF CASKS Of the worst forms of Itii'se leiTiblu dl'4i'S have In in nuleKly lelievi'd, and In a sliml time I'EltFECTI.l CUltKI).: I'llee.H. Liquid or llry. Sold by ilniKiflstH. Dry can be sent by mall. WELLS, ItlCHAUIiseN A CO., IlurlluKtnn, Vt. Send stump for Dally Almanac of lss.'i. KIDNEYWORT. Jiiu34-oindieiKt3uiw ( 1 RA Y'S Sl'Kcl KIC Af"KmcTNKT VX Tlie (Ireat Engll-ili Ileincdy. An unialliui; in in for luiiieteuey and all DNcases tliut fellow Less of . Memery, Universal Lassitude, I'uln In tlie Hack. DiiniiisHit or Vision, I'reiiiatuit) Old Ak, itnduiuuy oilier discuses that lead te In sanity or Consumption and a I'reuialuin l.'nive. Full particulars lu our pampblet, wlileh e do de do Hlretusrnd freuliy uulltoiiveryeiia. This Spo Spe Spo clllemisllcluels sold by all druggists at tl per package, erslx packages for l-'i, or will besent I no by mall en ictcipl of the money, by ad dlcssliiK' thu HKi'iit, 11. 1). l.llivll u,n, lflilKlsi, 1701a .1 grill Nes. laiid ljarvenii ijueeu sireei, iji l'a. hmiwii ceiiiiiyriuiiH,air,ia,M m,.cd tlie Yellow W i.ijTiiul : tliiieidy giMiulue. THE HIIAY .MEDICINE CO.. UiitTale. N. Y. N BOWERS & HURST, Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa KXT DOOR TO TIIK COl'RT 1IOUSK. FAHNESTOGK'S. Special Bargains in Three Lets of Black Silkj H OLASSWAIIK. MARTIN. Queensware CHINAHALL iioi;si:ki;ki'i:hsleokto yeukintkkkst. A LINE OF White Granite and Decorated Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets, AT LOWEST PRICES. Our waicsiu-u carefully nelccted. Ne Gueds mlsrc pifhcutfd. We exehaiUiaJiny in tides net Biitlr.lucteiy. ligli & . lartin, NO. 15 EAST KINO STREET, LANCASTEIt. l'A. L'OAl.. BR. MARTIN, t WIIOLKHALK AKDIllSTAIL Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber and Ceal. ir-YAiin: Ne. Ul North Water and 1'rlnee streets, ubevu Lemen, Lancaster. 113-lyd OAUMUARUNKRS & JKKKKRIKS, COAL DEALERS. OrriCKa: Ne. IS) Neith Queen Rtiect, and Ne. Kl Nurth I'lliicuutreut. Y'abds: North l'rlnce street, uear Heading Doiet. LANCASTEU, l'A. auglS-tfd AIOAIi. M. V. B. COHO, 330 NOttTII WATElt STUEET, Lancaster, l'a., WIIOI.KSALK AMD HETAlt PUALKR Ilf LUMBER AND GOAL. C'ONhKOTlON WITH TIIK TBLKl'llONIO ExCIIAXaK. Y'Aim aku Qmuk: Ne. 330 NOUTH WATElt 8THEET. feb2S-lvd rpiIIK I'ATKR IS I'RINTKD WITH J. K. WFliaHT &. CO.'S INK, FairmeQut Ink'iVeiks, 2Clh and l'enn'a. Avenue JauO-lyd 1'RILAPKLrRIA, l'A. ONE AT OO Cents, ONE AT $1.00, ONE AT $1.12 J, IJEbT VALUE EOH THE MONEY EVEIl OKIEUED. Alse. LiitveLoUer MAMIIUUll EMIIUOIDEItlES, many et which nenieablu texell ut Mini UNDEHWEAK efevel) Ditocilptleu, dlicrt from MiiuufacttiieiK, ill half Ulf ii'KiUariirlce. ltAIIIEH' .IMJSI.I. him Ili-Kdlar I'rlie. R. E. FAHNESTOGK, Next Doer te the Court Heuse. Lancaster, : HIKAR hteri:. B" 0 DEGEmOff-NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Our Buyer, alwaya en the ulert for Bargainu from Fires or anywhere elsi was In Philadelphia this week, and alter a thorough and and diligent Beurcn nnd innuirv. can ttBsure the nubile, that with the oxcentien of a Few Piece of CHEAP CARPETS, damaged by water at Lippincott, Son,&Ce.'s AuctleJ Stere, thore were no ethor kinds of Dry Ooeds damaged by the lateflrcsj Philadelphia. We Bought a Let of BED CHECKS DAMAGED ON SHI DOAItD DY "WATCH, und a Few Piocea of the Duniaged STAIR CARPI which we ofTer at Bargain Prices, 0 AT- letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stei 43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA. MV IlelMccn the Coeierlloii!,cnud Sencl llui'hO Hetel. QUIRK'S OARI'KT 1IAI.U CARPETS ! CARPETS ! UEOI'ENINU OE SHIRK'S CARPET HAL Weuiu new piepanil te tdiuw the tnide tlie Largest and Heat Selected Line of Cnim'taevei" liibltedln UilMcltv. WILTONS, VELVETS, all tlm. Trailing JliiWi-n of liODY AND TAPES? HltUs.SELS.TIIKEE-I'LY. All-Weel and Cotten Chain EXTKA SUl'EUS, unit all eualltleH nrt OUAlNCAltrETS. DAMAK and VENETIAN CAltl'ETft. ItALl and CHAIN CAItrHTMife own inanufactuieasjiecialliv. btifcial Altenlleii jiald te tliu ,MaiiMl;ielnnuif (. UbTOSl CAKPV Alcea Full Llnuer OIL CLOTHS, ItUUS, WINDOW hllADEs, COVEULhTS, c, J I SHIRK'S CARPET HALL Cor. West King and Water Ste., Lancaster, Pa. Illliil-.'llHlAl viAiciis, Mutilans axujuiuxxi:s, H. jyiA It 1 1 OA US. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. iO!US-fiOW-1rliaud ler reiuraismnaujKLjy0ekinc'. nouseneia wiin arxiuies ui u&e uuu ucccoeity ivcweil as ornament;. waeu uuyuiL' buuu, dlciiiuh uuvei -Bavisiauiiuii ui thought of its being able te be used for generations ; net only nntn linf. Viv irrvnr nfinnlfl t.h.it; fnllnw nfher vrill. ur stock of plated Goods is very complete and we keen or the very best makes, in all the different grades. Knives, Feri Spoons, &c, are cheaper new tnan tney nave ever eeen. New is ji the time te buy, betere tne spring traae manes prices go up agau But veu cannot tell en paper what can se much better be und steed by calling and seeing for yourself, and consequently being cc vinced. H. Z. RHOADS, lancasteu, i'A. Ne. 4 West King Street. Store closes at 6:30 o'clock, p. m., oxcept Saturdays. 1 HOOKS. TORN RAKR'S SONS. AGRICULTURAL JWMkWC FOR 1885. Will be Bent Postpaid en Romlttauce of Eight Oents for Slugle OopleB, i Sixty Cents for Twolve Copies. Address, JOHN BAER'S SONS, jl NOS. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, lxstuiAxvi:. y IKK 1NBURANOK. The Fidelity Mutual Life Association NO. 914 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. IXCORVOllATED IX 1S7S. ,,000 MEMJIKJiS. 0,000,000 INSUltAXI A Steady. Coiiservntlvotimvvlli fiemtlm HegluntiiK. vvltliu Svi Auiiunl Iniuuuku of nver Oiiim Ouu-IIiilr .Millien nullum lusuiiincivii'i- your. INDEHN1TV llESKUYE, $200,000. CASH ASSiriS, $00,000. CJOO.IKM) l'A 1 1) IN LOSSES- -ALL LOSSES' HAVE IIEEN IN I- ILL. ANII AIAVAYH WILL HE ! PLAN The Nat uml l'ri'inlum Sj-slcm, iniMlllIfil liy a .10 u-r ri-nt. leiiillnu' rii'inlum rellH three times naur. l'ellclcn cniiiinuU'il te 1'iiiil imcuhii CeitlllruteHiilti-r nvuji'ur, EXl'E.Nl he veil iiiluin, but the iictuiil cost Is uioie tuiiiiu lial f lemj, STEVENS HOUSE, fithSMinoeil C. H. BARBER, Agent, LANCASTER, THE COM) AIR OK WINTER CAUSUS chappetl bauds, M ana raven. CREAM OF ROSES WILL ALWAYB CURB TREM. ONLY 10c, AT COOnRAN'S DRUG STORE, Neg. 137 AND W NOUTR QUEEN KTUEET, dct-3-Cina Lancaster, l'u. -VTOTICK TO TRi:Sl'ASKRH A Ai UUNNEltS. All 1HU-80H8 iiiv herehv liluilen telriMiiauM uu.uny el thu luniU ut cuniwuuer eeeuveii eaimtid, in i.uiuneiij Ijinciwter oeuutle, wbuther Iik-Uim-iI eruy ciiweu, miner ter ine iicirjiexii iimiiiHitlni; or 1 lnir. lu the law will be lfu'ldlv uiifuieed ultiI nil lniiiiUjiiiKmiHuttllitU(lef thu uudciiJlt'l WJI.COM'.MAN EUEE.MAN, EllWAUll U. KltKhiMA.V. Atteruuy rural. W. Celuuiaii's liulr uum-uuaw
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