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XlJTCABTKR, MABCIf ft, 1885.
j$iCCTlw New Preildcnt.
merit uieyeiana mis risen iiirii very
lyjiT6.Bian in our country has gene,
te se quickly. lie is a Malidi lifted
thw ranks te leadership. Tliat which
him is easily, seen. It was simply
be showed himself equal te the duties
3 falacea te which bis destiny bronchi
ij aa he successively met them. He lias
yievr an, altitude beyond which
re is no ether, and the only remaining
ion is as te ins ability te maintain
ilf.ra.this supreme place ashe hasdene
kbesefrqm which he hasascended. There,
IrMsurance affenled in his .calm anil
AMJHaUHrCD
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:r & WPsngthful manner at his inauguration,
jIAMMCUDUV IB,DV UW UU UUUUIl MII lltj Will
.Main be equal te his .occasion. In this
re-cennueiice uieraisiuur. ei.uie winning
&e battle. Geed Intentions and geed
Men may be paralyzed, .by lack of ceur-
aed confidence, There is plenty of
eace, in" Cleveland's;' career that he is"
mj t .iin.. -il t. ,;.,.
cuuuncu niiu mnxw anu HOll-wiil.
are the1 essential .elements of execu-
uccess. Frem all that has been
1 of bis character a very confident.
may no lermeu
sfermed that he lj!janru1rirarnn6rttnfona-e-
BUSUJTOUllT-UIMjUHIlJa IIIO I
presidf jtri5fe-yfesterday as-,
. mmmeA 'with se r.emnler.A nn" iniwunnrA r
fni3Sx i.i-- .i. i-J. v, ;; :: . .
i' -"TW0 pcu-ujuiuci:ja. ,xi lssaiu mat lie
.vJcidersthfmaelf'te, be but filling his ap
&f?fawntei& place, and with this impression ho he
': . 'IS' -;nii., i!,. ii.nt . .
ETjlZJHB jicli'-
'WSs "mf ai wwuwiiwp " uuuia nave
'fM.nmk fflveri dlilm with them. It is
: ;hV simple ccfemand of strong man
-m tamed- te himself that he snail gim ins
StifQJ'the!burihen; that has lxn placed
Wjfc-FrmkUnlilm' 1H t t.l CI.!.... I... I.!a A,.
l&ir.tstiisilav wniildliave been an nvernnwArinir
J& .pw- lywevii w nwiR itiait viii w eti
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national
slbeatre in which he assumed the nlace of
viw "$& .atincuen and, responsibilities, vfltli
fS '.$!& little "exBerience in the creat
v?aJieariinir actor. There is no weak.
h$M$ P?8 et cnaracter atw"1 Cleveland,
lyj&?'' certainly, nor has he yet .shown any
Weakness et mind. His inaugural ad
drwa is dimple in its style and strong in
ihCdeclaratiens; without entering into a de
tailed statement of opinion upon the ques
tions of the day,. tlie,8(gn beards are set up
at every, crossing, showing clearly the line
nf iriflti1l nml 4hn" nmi trauhletif la stnn
' ..? Vffhfl mnana ttrhfif Iia eava na lia l,aa .laOi,
$4v' - well, convinced every one already. Our
'? '5fl'nena5 wne are in .searcn or emces
Lf'iWiBflnd in his declaration that an
tMVJbewsBt,, difference! ltf, ' "political enin.
Pk,&jnet,a ;bar te. the, holding of office,'
4M1rtwMwP'3Vairf they will be!
:p'.J ?J9di4;!Hrtbe 'office theyj
.inHMiiHinemcitrniy'ruiea, Deiore tneycan
t fli" we new, mi mer,wni, ee a vacancy.
WJjn jemc -.:jj-.;j ".
i for the
rTirabrevityJ
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: ana anertun
tlrtMqrTother8jMrhehaYe
ua mututirjaitern alter
J ,? ' iil-JiteiZ-irTtf-t. J.)V V 1
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uanu, am nwwauiu
beapBanef dedsV
i,;Vbutit,WMwpnM been called
it with reniarka.
en, ferx aidvllniBh". His happy
f espreesiottii.Bei doubt, in large
due teih"rlatlthat,' having had
long experience in pentics, no uses,
:"& .
te convey 4.aa net 10 cenctai
iWhen a nn..ba: something te say
gs?wp;wbat'it.Mlhe,can generally say
iflvbettcr-than at (treat length.
.TMi-rjiiladelphla Jwuirer flnda. but it
i;'"-8iniUilflaw in what, it pronounces a most
L'-W viclatarly and fercef tU address. Te its eye,
& ''ij,Utki.iliili,-r: hlnvftlaml nn ilin
&A ??s tariff ue wan inclination toward free trade,
ijk. 'yfciply because he favors such a-revision as
r ca.i. ..a
SOilUVO UHrVUUW 7vim;umviww .
ry taxatiens .The' Inquirer lias
net ra4 the "platform of its own
opted iin)itrrlast national con-
.which pkdfM "i. te correct the in-
pi'U-,uwr.;'
tat 9xefU?i-Mr. Cleveland's
ion of:pretew,for the colored
use the titW w Wfl office was given
the buHNMf,the murderers and,
of tli liisiifcolerod cltizanB.'
e;thMk
simply
i.M'
Of Wtth ' Mes4 I
f the Mwfliiiljtfs, which scrupled
taettf immmat warfare upon
d are Mjed'eyer; a report
isj.a movpsept against. Fpst-
Jluldekepk, elhllaclelphia, i'en
iiiW aa apfsaucr in. vue, union
offered a wasiutkni in criticism.
"Cleveland.'! VUuid, in defense of
said that 'Jaa General, Huide-
kaaatwiiet a member ec the Union Lea true
afraid it'ls evident, Ut'!Q ether pretext
will -"-"'- Iin fennj tf ailV is u-uutrtl."
W ' fBtLj aldnf i'a..l I1.A ' If lltfliilritiAa. Innvul
for'alaue comeiHita te inquiry into
MnCTiAuidiirlvatii-life and " personal
eharfMjjir and te laalw-pubUc deliverance
,thaiyeB'i Uiat when hV get his cemmiU.
tee Jtkam tlie naaws of a halt dozen indl indl
vliltla;Wese private character was se
ivoteriaiathat the Yarttidea of them, act-
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l-Vi.'V,-.iill ceusewwas ridiculeus: and
f- ' r . UtaiH3tfy'kepw aaveiy indignantU
him by Tm political aweelates.
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tMmELMa
mm wtnmmry&a. him
otteltwtv llw oitcltlen from
ttu&eftw durlngtlw UXeaWpRlgn of
MwraMHKqumlltlMoebicene literature
IwbrJnted in the .supposed interest' of
Btatee. i PliUailelnhla was made the nlace
feepriBtlni! it, because the Itepublican
nwweers feared Antheny ixmisteck.'s ln
tiefferenceln New Yerk. The bulk, of it
was mailed from Philadelphia. The docu
ments, which were of the foulest and, filth
iest sort, were sent in open envelopes, and
Went into families in such a way that llltle
children and pure-minded girls could hardly
fall te have tlipm forced upon their notice.
It was a me3t infamous scheme of political
warfare.
Since postmasters liavca right te and gen
erally de interfere with the circulation of
lottery and gambling devices sent by mail,
and are prempC te pounce down upon the
circulation of obscene literature, the prc prc
Bumplien is that Huidekoper knew te what
uses his office and the mail service were
being put, and that he permitted it because
It waa done by the managers of his party.
Ills conduct was that of the offensive
and indecent partisan who deserves te lw
brought te the block.
Connect With the Fire Alarm.
The experience of a narrow escape from
a disastrous tire at the almshouse early this
morning should serve te impress upon
the management of that institution the ad
Vantage and necessity of a connection of
the buildings with the city lire alarm
system.
Had the slight lire of teIay net been
promptly discovered it might have gained
such headway that the delay in summoning
aid from the city would have been disas
trous. Many human lives ami much valuable
property are ex)esed te unnecessary peril
because of the neglect of thopeordirectorH.
They have had many hints. Must they
be kicked V
"SlIKltlFlf" Ui.kvki.AMi will olllclnteatii
nurnl)cr of political dcatliK.
The pcace and amity In which the Doino Deino Doine
ciatsandBopubllttnisof Missouri, dwell en
tlid question of postefllco appolntinents Is
truly admltable. Senater Vest was recently
askeil for hiw lnllucnce by a certain individ
ual te make him postmaster at Ijanslng. The
senator replied that custom and ceurttisy re
quired that the applicant should neck the
rnnrmumtnllvn In tTnnirrfHurfmni lila lllrlnl
thnmnttnr wnnlil Iwi flnu-tiriimlnliln U'l.ern.
upon the cnuilldatoiteuglit the Hen. William
Warner, the congressional representative,
who Is a Ilepubllcan. The latter admits the
propriety of the Domecratlo Honater'a re
marks en the Hubjcct efdlstrlct appointments
andMys: "If Ilia ve the rights In my district
indicated by the senator, I shall recommend
Doniecirnln for llie loenl plUoe.. ir It It the
policy or the administration net te appoint
Kepubllcans. "Yeu are at lllwrty te nay te
Nonater Vest that If he recommends you, I
shall threw no obstacles In the way of your
appolntment." This correspondence will
doiibtleas be carefully perused by Congress-man-cloct
llelstand, as It is an nuthorltallve
presentation of the question of the rights te
district paironage by Ilepubllcan congress
men even under a Democratic administra
tion. It is given out that Mr. Manning only gees
Inte the cabinet temporarily, and that alter
the administration is fully erganircd and
(airly started en its work he will tnake place
for a Western man, leaving Mr. Whitney the
only New Yerker in the cabinet.
m m - i
Tub Lenn Mayek of Dublin has Ktlrred
up a tempest by his firm utterances at a mass
meeting In Fhoenix Park ou Sunday last
aneuttlie proposed visit of the I'rince and
Princess of Wales te Ireland. He then de
clared that he would "haul down the Hag ou
the Mansion heuse the moment the I'rince of
Wales landed at Kingstown." This he new
explains by Baying that he meant "te I ml lea te
.that the strained relations between Earl
Spencer, the lord lieutcnaut, and the Nation
alists would provent the offering of municipal
hospitality te the Prince of Wales while he
was a guest of Earl Spencer." In the lau lau
guage of the street urchin, the explanation is
"tee thin." The lord mayor had better!
simply acknowledge that he allowed his per
senal feelings te get away with his official
discretion. Explanations like the above
only plant him deeper hi the mire.
iTnis morning's fire in the almshouse was
rcred Inllin.r: can anyone premise that
ie geed fortune will attend the next
cldcnt?
"Jrant reports
the action of
rushing through the retirement
bill in Its closing hours, as he feels that Justice'
has been done him at hist This seems te be
in very bad taste. The action of Congress in
placing the old soldier in this comfertablo
berth was en cntlre gratuity, and it was
superinduced by the bellef that it would
seethe the dying hours of one whose ser
vices te the country In a critical period had
been of very great value. But tliose services
have been amply compensated for In honors
paid te Grant that were accorded te no ether
American citizen. Te say that Congress' act
was ene of justice is te utter nonsense of the
most undisguised kind.
Wiki the directors of the peer new sce te
it that a tire alarm Is placed at the almshouse 7
ONK 1IUMDRBD AID SIXTY days BgO
Captain Traynor and Fritz Federman started
for England, from St Jehn's, Ne wfeundland,
in a dory. Nothing has been beard of the
crew since. The captain's wife, living in
Malno, clings te the belief that they will
arrive .thore safely, while seamen have grave
fears that they will nover be heard from. If
even ihQ ocean can locre$sod by such a small
craft it would be of no earthly utility, but
rather positively harmful. Some .daring
aaylgater would next attempt te cress the
'Atlantic In a tub. Even the disaster that
seems te have accompanied the present
attempt will net deter the same variety of
feels from making similar attempts in the
near future.
a rxELD .or oil ArniE.
A Seaboard Oil I'lrw Breaks and the Oil
ig-
lilted by a ixwoiueuvo para.
A terrific scene was witnessed en the farm
of Abraham Kreider, at Wrightsville, six
miles' from Lebanon en AYednesday. An
eight-Inch pine which carries oil from the oil
regions te' the seaboard passes through Mr.
Krcider's premises. During Tuesday night
the pipe burst and the oll.evorl'.owcd the
neighboring fields. The oil was set en fire
by sparks from n locemotlveand next moru meru
las when the citizens arese they beheld a tor ter
rtble conflagration raging ever a large suace
ie'greuad. The Hew, of oil had net boeu
teMwd and the llamea shot upward ever
tUtyffeet.
At orb time the oil In 'the Held was several
feet deep in plaws," ami the rearing flames
presented a magnl(Iccnt slglit The farmers
turned out en uuwse, and witlt picks and
Iwtbfi threw up a high embankment around
ttwentlre snftce'lii yhteh the IlauieS raged
and matiy of. tbem made narrow escapes
from being burned. Wednesday evening
the oil was stepped off at Its source of supply
after it had burred Airleusly for nearly twen
ty hours. The quantity of oil consumed was
Mionueus.
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BATTLE Of ABCKZKAi
Harroeniled by Arab Foei, Me Fights Like
h Here te lh Lait Uwp-He He Wm
Trractiereiuljr OTerbernn nn the
Fletil by Superior Numberc
) . ' Oi
Mr. Durlelgh, ene el the nownpape'r cor
respondents who was wounded at Abu-Klea,
has written the Ixniden Daily Tctegraph a
thrilling account of the buttle, and In It Is a
description or Colonel Freib rJJttrnaby's
death. It begins: "Still deWii ' upon us
rolled a dark wave of Arabs. It had arrived
within 300 yards, undiminished hi velume,
unknown In strength, a rush .of spcarsmen
and swordsmen. Other Arabs atoed en the
lillUkle watching the charge upon the Brit
ish sipiare In will excitement, with their
weapons llashlnir llke a thousand mirrors.
Onward came the herde Of Arabs, charging
straight Inte our ranks. I was at that in
stant Inside the square, net far from a Gard
ner gun, when I saw the left face meve
somewhat backwards. Colonel Uurnaby,
whose every action at the tlme I saw
from a distance of about thirty yards, rede
eui in ireni or tlie rear loll race, apjiar
ently te assist two or three skirmishers who
were running In hard pressed. All but
ene man succeeded In reaching our lines,
llurnaby went lnrward te his assistance,
sword in hand. As the colonel rede forward
he put himself In the way of a sheikh who
was charging down en horseback. Kro the
Arab closed with him, a bullet from some ene
in our ranks brought the sheikh headlong
te the ground. Some Rpearsmcn were elose
behind the sheikh, and ene of them sud
denly dashed at llurnaby, iKrfntliig
me long uiaucu spear at his threat
Checking his herse and pulling It
backward, llurnaby leaped forward in his
saddle and imrried the Moslem's fero
cious thrusts, but the length of the
man's woatieu (eight feet) put It out or his
power te return with Interest the Arab's
murderous intent Once ontwlce Bnrnaby
Just teuched his man, only te make him mero
wary and cager. The allray was only the
workefBoeonds; Arabs were fast closing in
upon our square, and llurnaby fenced with
his swarthy assailant as II he were playing In
an assault-at-arms, and there wasa smliu en
his features as he lurried the man's awkward
points.
"Thosceiio was taken in at a glance, with
that lightning Instinct which I have seen
desert warriors before new display in battle
while coming te ene another's aid, by an
Arab who was pursuing a soldier. He had
passed llve iiaees te llurnaby's right and
rear, and, turning with a sudden spring, he
ran his spcar-pelnt into Colonel llurnaby's
right shoulder. It was but a slight wound,
enough though te cause llurnaby In twist
around in his saddle te defend himself from
this unexixjctcd attack. Before the Arab
could repent his unlocked for blow,sencar the
ranks eftliu square was thoseenenow being
4111 (Wilful Unl illnii , . .. .1 . 1. f .. ... . I
vuiM,twi,iiw;iun;i i tin mibuuu uruvuiiiinwiiru l
tayegst H'CTiflL'.tawftttirri remilmtn -WM k
as was nunialiy'H glance backward, it was
long enough te cnable the first Arab te de
liver his spear jieliit rull in the colonel's
threat. The blew dreve llurnaby out or his
saddle, but It required a second ene before
he let go his grin en the reins and tumbled
uimjii the ground. Haifa dozen Arabs wcre
nowalieuthlm, and the bleed was gushing
in streams rrem his gashed threat. Tim
dauntless guardsman leaiied te his Tect, Hwerd
in hand, and slashed at the forocieus group.
1 110. t.t r7lc nllulrnu tC n limml liml'n
man, dying hard, and he wu. .."Icklv evor-
bernu and ien Iiolpless anil tlying."
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JNFXCTlOV.t DISEASES IN NVItOOIJi.
Keine Important I'rnnuitlens That Will I're-
lent Their Njirrad.
Frem the rulhtdeliOihi liecenl.
Oue of tlie small conspicuous evils due te
the assemblage of cliildrcn ntschoelH, nnd
ene te which Hiillkicnt iittenlieu lias net yet
been directed in this country, is tlie liability
of the spread of a disease through personal
contagion. The mcdlcnl eillccrs or Schools
association, which was formed in Londen in
187-1, has just issued a cedo of rules which
contains seme valuable suggestions, from
which the following is taken :
The following quarantine times, after tlie
oxpesuro of a pupil te infection, are recom
mended as sale if thorough disinfectien le
carried out en the pupil's return te school :
Diphtheria, 12 days ruiarnntiue; scarlet fever,
II days ; measles, 1(1 days : (ieriuan measles,
10 days ; chicken-pox, 18 clays ; stuallex, 'H
days ; mumps, ill days ; whooping-cough, ill
davx.
llisiufoctieu at home, it is urged, should
net be relied ou ; but Immediately en the
pupil's return te hcIioeI he should be washed
with carbolic-acid soap flO per cent) from
head te feet, in a het bath, and that clothes,
books and ere rythinij brought back by hi in
Hheuld be completely disinfected.
With regard te the question, "When may
a pupil who has had an infectious dlsea.ne go
home or rejoin the school?" the following
are recommended as safe rules :
Scarlet fever In net less than six weeks
from the date of the rash, desquamation
iiave completely ceased nnd there be no op ep
jiearance of hore threat
Measles In net less than three weeks from
thodate or tlie rash, if nil desquamation and
cough have ceased.
German measles (Hethein or epidemic re-
seeiai in two or inree wcekh, me,
time depending upon the natUHPCIlTeiutack.
bmaiipex and clilckeuM-Wbeu every
scab has fallen off. -y
Mumps In feuveeks from the com
menccineiitriJIPhellliii: have subsided.
WhOODmrr.,fiiirh--Aflnr hIy lveAks from
tlie cofiWtienceinent of Uie whoenintr. nrevi-
e characteristic, spasmodic cough and
the whooping have ceased ; or earlier, if all
cough have completely passeu away.
Diphtheria In net less than three weeks,
when convalescence Is coiupletcd there be
ing no lenger any form of sere threat, or any
kind of discharge from the threat nose, eyes,
cars, or ether parts and no albuminuria.
These rules seem severe, and it may be ob
jected that, since seme of tliose diseases are
of very frequent occurrence, many pupils
may be condemned te leso much valuable
time. Yet, as civilization increases, it will
beceme mero and mero evident that unless
Information can be imparted without risk te
llfe It is lietter uuimpartcd. Tlie living,
healthy child always has a chance for obtain
ing knowledge, nnd knowledge Is of llltle
use te tlie being who Is broken down In got get
tlng it
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PERSONAL.
Ci.bvki.am will be forty-eight years old
in two weeks.
Mits. Lanetiiv'm Laity Tcaztc,"' says
PmhcA, "may be summed up optgraminatio eptgraminatio optgraminatie
ally as Frecks ct praterea nihil."
EurKnen William's elghty-eighth birth
day, en the M of this mouth, will be cele
brated witli great eclat in Germany.
T. S. AitTun, the well known temporsnee
author, Is lying very ill at his home in Phila
delphia, nnd it is believed he cannot recover.
Senateu GAnLAND has a strong aversion
te seeing any of his cliildrcn married, and
did net attend his son's (Sanders Oar land)
wedd lng last wcek.
' LonuOAitMevLK, when asked by an an an
nualutance at Mis. Aster's bell hew he liked
the ontertalnmcnt, languidly repltcd: '0h
tliat sounds tee much llke a reporter; plcase
put the question lit another way."
Themas E. Kisun, the Bradford Era's oil
editor, died Tuesday night In Titusville of
pneumonia, contracted while pn duty in the
Oil Holds. lie was well known and liked
among oil men aud his death is deeply felt
In the oil regions.
Cel. Fkkd. (lit ant says his father is very
much pleased with the action Congress has
token in his retirement " Thore lias been
nothing In weeks that has cheered him up se
uiuch. JIe feels that his services have been
at last recognized, and Unit Justice has been
dene him."
Hen. HmAM McCin.i.queH died en
Wodnesday at his residence near Elkton,
Md. He was twice elected te Congress by
Democrats or his district, and wasspoakerof
tlie Maryland state legislature. He was 70
years of age, and was well known and highly
respected throughout the state.
IIeswkli, has been accepted as evidence in
a Londen court of law. Sir James llanncu
rejected the suggestion that a man who never
passed a jiest oppesito his hquse without
meeting it with his linger was" se eccentric as
te be liicapable of making a. will, en the
ground that Dr. Jehnsen used te de the same
sort of thing.
funeral or Mr. lifeline's Sister.
The funeral or Mrs. Eliza Dlainrf Walker,
sister of Hen. James a. nialne, tool! plaee at
the cathedal In Baltimore en Wedntjday, Mr.
wm m "' ami '' .
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M(a mis; ether members of the family
we prtssat There wero'few ether than,
MKMM'efttM family of the deceased. After
the.efeseqnles the body remained In the
chttrek until 'the afternoon, when it was
taken te Brownsville, Pa
i m
A SchoeImlitrc en Trial.
Mary Cook, a school mistress, was trled In
Media en Wednesday, en the charge of bar
barously whipping Hyland Werdoll, a pupil
aged 11 years. It was shown that the boy
Was'censlderably bruised about the shoulders
and left arm. There were also marks of a
slick en his back down te his hips. The red,
a' yard long and half an Irtch In diameter,
lias (produced In court. Miss Cook testified
that he lad was incorrigible. Thejiiry, alter
soveral hours of deliberation, returned a ver
dict of net guilty.
SVJCCIAL NOTICES.
A Man l Deemed,
111 iknuilnr opinion, when ha has llrluhl'M UU
eaxu, hut flnce Hubt'b (Kidney and l.lvcr) Hr.
mkdt has hvcoine M) well known the cases ero
niru that it will net Immediately rt-llevn unit
permuncntly euro. tn.T-lwdoedftw
le Net Move llllndly.
(le carefully In purchasing mcdlclne.
Many
advi
ivertisea remedies can work i
arent Itiltirv urn
wnrnn tlian linnn. Ilurdeek Jlteml Hllleri uie
purely a vcffctabla preparation 1 smallest child
can take them. They kill dlsUise und euro the
fiatlent In a afe and kindly way. Fer tmle by
I. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen
street, 1-nncaater.
Hooted Vp.
Fer the lint three months n great many people
have been housed up, because they have net felt
able te withstand the stormy wintry weather
that has prevailed. Hut unfortunately the eon
linemen t and clone air of modern houses during
the winter season, Is very enervating, and the
system needs help te cnuhle all the organs te de
their proper work. If these organs have been
Inactive the consequences are showing them
selves In the bilious condition of the system, or
In constipation of the bowels, or In disorder of
the kidneys, with nil the aches and pains that
accompany thctfc complaints. If you are In this
condition from tiny cause you should make a
fulthful trial of that welt known remedy, Kidney-eort.
It acts at the same tlme en the kid
ncyv, liver und bowels, and Is therefore espe
cially fitted te correct this torpid condition of
the system.
A UKMAUKAIILK ESCAl'K.
Mrs. Mary A. Dalley, of Tuukanneck, I'a., was
afflicted fur six yearn with Asthma und limn
chills, during which tlme the best physicians
could glvu no relief. Her llfe wbjj despaired of,
until In last October she procured a llettlu of Dr.
King's New Discover', when Immediate relief
was felt, and by continuing Its line for a short
time she was completely cuicd, gaining In flesh
60 .. In a few mouths.
Frce Trial Ilettles of this certain euro of all
Threat and Lung Diseases at II. II. Cochran's
Drug Kteie, Nun. 137 and IX) North Queen street,
Lancaster, I'a. Large lletllcs, ll.w. (I)
A Newspaper Editor.
O. M. Hnleemb, of ltloemvllle, Ohie, ih-estu
explain: "Hud that terrible disease cutarihler
twenty years; couldn't tuste or smell, and hear
ing was falling, Thema' Kclcctrlc Oil cured me.
These are facts voluntarily given against a for
mer prejudice of patent medicine." for sain by
II, II. Cochran, druggist, 137 unit i: North (juceii
street, Lancaster.
TmmIv fei'l
se utterly forleni us chills Hiul rever. The sys
tem Is ii tlcily run down hy I his wretched tllseiu.0
until llfe seems hardly worth llvlnir. At this
stKO comes In the Messing of Ilremi's Iren Hit
ters, reiiceriilnic which Mr. Newell, ofTettliiK efTettliiK ofTettliiK
ten, Ve., seys, Fer linlldlnif up the system p rter
It has hecu run down by chills nnd fever, mid ler
HKi-nenil tenle, I Unit nothing belter." Utiles
entire teller In all diseases.
jutr GOODS.
c
AlilCOKH.
Jehn S. Givler & Ge;,
OFFKK IIAIIUAI.VH IX
CALICOES,
O.VCT 4CKNTS.
AMOXU THEM SO.MK OF TUB IIEST MAKES
IJO.V'T FOUt'.KTTO LOOK AT TMK
Tricot Beiges,
ONLY I CK.VT8, WOJITII 30 CENTS.
JOHN S. CIVLER & CO.,
25 EAST KING STREET,
LAXCASTKH, I'A.
B
AKOAIN8.
ATT, SHAND & GO.
N0S. 8 6. 10 EAST KING STREET,
Ar8hewliiga Cholce Line of XEW SHADES
In their Popular Quality of
Colored .Dress Silks,
At 11.00 per yard. Speclul Ilargatns In COLOHED
Ul(r.99l
8ILK8 at 50c, OlXu A. 7-te a yard.
UEAUTllUL
Pin Check Dress Silks,
FIFTY-EIGHT Cent a yard. Werth Seventy,
five CentH. An Entirely .New Line of the Fa
mous UACIIMIRE 110YAL
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
At 11.00, 11.23, U7K. f l-W, (1,73.
They nie tin) best voshIIiIe vnlue for the money.
Twenty Pieces Popular Shades In
COLORED SATINS.
Suitable for tfancy Werk, 37!e, would be cheap
at 50c, nt the
8 and 10 East King Street,
LANCASTEK, PA.
UATS JLSH CATS.
H
ATS, CAPS, die,
-WE AltE-
SELLING OUT
OUK IMMENSE STOCK OV
Hats, Caps,
Umbrellas & Gloves.
BUY NOW I
144 NORTH QUEEN ST.
(tiUNDAKXK'S OLD BTiAP.)
NEW YORK- STORE.
Only
MmtOA&
H1
UMTS REMEDY.
HUNT'S
K1DNBT AND LIVER
REMEDY!
Never Known te Fail.
It cures when all ether medicines fall, n It acts
directly and at ence en the Kldneyg, Liver
and Dowels, restoring them te a healthy
action. It It a garc, sure and upccdy
euro, and hundreds have been
cured by it when physicians
RJKl I
inc
lends had given them
up te die.
II is Beth a "Safe Cere" and a " Specific."
ItnniKS nil Diseases of the Kldnevs
Liver.
manner ana urinary urgans : ureii
.. .. - .. . -. .r -
;ans : Dropsy,
(i ravel, Dlalietvs, llrlght s Disease,
.nervous Diseases, Hxcesses,
Kcmala Weaknesses,
Jaundice, Heur Htemuch,
Dysepsla, Constipation, Piles,
1'alns In tne Hack, Leins and Side, Helen-
tlen or Non-itctentleii of Urine.
$l.'25 at imuneiBTH.
Vif-TAKJi XO OTHER.
Send for Iltustnitcd l'umphlet of Solid Testi
monials el Absolute Cures.
HUNTS REMEDY CO.,
(3)
Providence, It. I.
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This medicine, combining Iren with pure vege-
t-ililn teDlcji. iiulrklv and cemnlelclv
nci completely uuntn
YHrKCMrtrINnir,EHSION, MAT.AKIA.
1fNEH8 IMI'UKK III.OOO, CHILLS ana
..L..bt, .... irvi f l l ill A
liy rntild mid thorough assimilation with the
Weed It reaches cvcr- pHrt of the syHtcm, purl.
i,. .mil mirii'lica tlie IiIimmI. HtreiiKthnns the
imiHck'Hand nerveij, and tones and Invigorates
tboHVfttem:
A rfiic AppelUar Hest tonic kupwn.
It will euro tlie wentt case of liyspcpsla, re-uiuvliiKnlldlstn-salnit
Byiiiplems, sucb aa Tsut
liiK the Feed, llclcbtiig, llent In the Stomach,
"KS'oiiVy'lreii medicine tliat will net blacken
or till lira the li-ctli.
It fa In val uable for dlHcases peculiar te women,
and te all portion a who lend Hedentary lives.
An unfailing remedy ferdlneages of the Liver
and Kidneys.
l'ersei BtifTfrlng from the effect of overwork,
nervous troubles, Iehs of appetite, or debility,
experience nulck relief and renewed energy by
Us use.
It docs net cause Headache or produce Consti
tution OTIIKU Iren medicines de.
It Is the only preparation of Iren that causes
no Injurious effects, l'hyslclans und druggists
recommend It as the best. Try It.
The genuine has Tnule Mnrk and crossed red
Hues un wrapper. Take nn ether. Jladoenlyby
1IUOWN C1IKM1CA1. CO.,
liALTIHOBS, MD.
scpttf-lydAlyw
OLASHWA11E.
H
10 II Jc MARTIN.
Queensware
-AT
CHINA HALL.
IIOUSEKEEl'EItSLOOKTOYOUUIXTEIlKST.
A LIXK OK
While Granite .and Decorated
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Our warm aie carefully selected, '
Xe Goods misrepresented.
We exchange any articles net satisfactory.
Hip & Maxtih,
,NO. 16 BAST KINO STREET,
LANCABTEIl, PA.
COAL.
BB. MARTIN,
WU0LX8ALB AMI) BITA1L
Dealer ie All Kinds of Lumber and Geal
9-Yaiid: Xe. 420 North Water and Prince
streets, above Lemen, Lancaster. nJ-lyd
T AUMGARDNERS & JEFFERIE8,
GOAL DEALERS.
OrricES : Ne. 129 North Queen street, and Ne.
561 North Prince street.
Yards: North I'rince street, near Heading
D0POt' LANCASTEK, PA.
auglMfd
c
IOAL.
M. V. B. COHO,
330 NORTH WATER STREET, Lancaster, Pa.,
wholesale and retail dkaleii in
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection with tub Telei-home Exchange.
Yard and Office: Ne. 330 NOUTII WATER
BTREKT. fehffl-lyd
Q J. SWARR & CO.,
- cetil.
Office : Ne. SO Centre Square.
Yards: East Walnut und Marshall streets.
(Stewart's Old Yard.)
lleth Yard aud Office connected with the Tele
phone Kxchange :
' -WKINIlUNa WOOOASl'ECIALTY.t
ecttMindM&fR
THE REST 5e HAVANA CIGAR IN
' the City, at
HAUTMAN'H YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
OUPERIOR
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field Glasses, Barometers, Tele,
scopes, MskIe Lanterns, Thcnnometprs. Dniw
till! Instruments, Philosophical and Chemical
Apiuuutus. List and Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogue sent FREE en application.
queen"& CO.,
NO. Ittl CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA.
marl-lyilAw
miUS I'Al'ER IS PRINTED
X "-WITU-
J. K.'WRJQHT & CO.'S
INK,
Fiiraiftunl Ink Works, 2Gth as4 1'tna'a. ATtuc
JanS-lyA PHILADELPHIA, J'A.
RK a
T KB itllll "
T K K K ,
l.V' . jt-
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V4V, .
AGK1CVI,TVXAT
UVw4iHvUbv, nsMf
A?
ILINN A BRENEMAN.
Farmers I
DO NOT FAIL
"THE BELLE CITY
This Is the Kaslest Working and Lewest
-ALSO-
THE ROSIER SEEt) SOWER
Fer Sewing Oata, Olevor or Timethy Soed, This Small Maohlne has no equal
for Accuracy and Simplicity.
AGENTS
FLINN &
GF1EAT HOUSEFURNISHING STORE.
Ne. 1 52 North Queen St..
CLOCKS, MIMllOllS
H.J
Z. RHOADS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
The season is new at hand for refurnishing and resteckiDg the
Household with articles of use and necessity as well as ornament.
When buying Belid. sterling SiWer there is satisfaction in the
thought of its being able te be used for generations ; net only used
new, but by your people that fellow after you.
Our stock of plated Goods is very complete and we keep only
the very best makes, in all the different grades. Knives, Ferks,
Spoons, &c, are cheaper new than they have ever been. New is just
the time te buy, before the Spring trade makes prices go up again.
But you cannot tell en paper what can se much better ee under
stood by calling and seeing for yourself, and consequently being con
vinced. H. Z. RHOADS,
1.ANCA8TEU, i'a. Ne. 4 West King Street.
iT Store closes at 0:30 o'clock, p. m., oxcept Saturdays.
JNSVJIANVE.
IKK INSU11ANCK
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association,
NO. 914 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
INCOM'OHATKD IN 1S7S. 4,000 MEMBERS. 0,000,000 INSURANCE.
A Steady, Conscrvntlve Cniwtli rrem the lt-gliiiiliig, with a Xet Annual Increase of ever, Olie and
Otic-Hair Millien Xieltars Insiimuoe per year.
INDEMNITY KESEUVK, $200,000. CASH ASSETS, $50,000.
200,000 PAID IX I.OSHKS AM. LOSSES MAVB
IN t
LAX The Xntiiinl rremluiu System, inndllted
three tlins a year. Policies commuted te I'ald Up
limited te llxed aiiuiiiil dues,
The yearly llnblllty
mliiiii, but the nclunl cost Is mera
in
liana half less.
C. H. BARBER, Agent,
STEVENS HOUSE,
fi'ltfl-liuced
VLOTJIINU.
mAILOKlXttJ.
W. B. NELSON,
LT or I). It. WiXTKiw, Xertii Queen Btrekt,
Lancaster, Pa.,
Importing Tailor.
XEW YOIUC PAKLOHS :
ESHLEMAN'S LAW BLOCK,
North Duke Streot, Lancaster, Fa.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
In Feueiun and Demestic Cleths fen Suits anh
Tbeubers.
A PEUEECT FIT GUAKAXTEED.
I have Just opened at the above parlors with a
fine line or FeicIku and Demestic Goods for the
Winter and Spring of juki, where 1 will be pleased
te have my friends and the public call and sce
my stock.
W. B. NELSON.
N1
OW IN I
flew Style Cassimercs,
-EOll-
Spring Suitings and -TrGi'wringR,
-IX OUH-
Merchant Tailoring Department.
THE NEW STYLES OFCASSISIERES FOR
Suitings and Treuserings,
FOR SPRING WEAR,
Are new coming In, and you are all invited te
call and see tne same. SUITS TO ORDER,
from 110.00 upwards. PANTS TO ORDER, from
oedsat ROTTOM HOCK PRICES, as b;
v tunilnir the menev we can. AND DU
tell cheaper than any ether establishment can.
A SPECIAL HARGAIN.
200 DOZEN CUSTOM-MADE WHITE SHIRTS,
Extra Quality, Rest Linen lloseiu and CufTs,
ExtraWcll-Made.atVl.OOEACIll W1.0OEACIII
BIecs, 13JiteW neck.
1I1RSH & BROTHER.
PENN HALL CLOTHING HOUSK,
Cerner North Queen Street and Cen
tre Square.
rVItNlTVBE.
w
ALTER A. IIEINITSII.
NO. 28.
NO. 28.
Special for Spring, 1885.
MY STOCK or
FURNITURE
Fer the Spring Trade,
IS EQUAL TO ANY IN THE CITY, AND AT
PRICKS THAT CANNOT RE UNDERSOLD.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.
V
WALTEM. JIEINITSH,
Ne. 28 East King Street.
LANCASTER, PA.
dec&emd
$10,000
WORTH OF MILLINERY
uoeas te no seia at a very
icavymduet Inn, en account of removal te our
PW HlOrV. W AUOU IfUCUU pitVUl, IDllHUBB 9 U,U
Sand.)
JEW YORK, AND PARIS MILLINERY CO..
jmS-m ' WcntKliufBt., Laucwler, l'n.
vAnJW'" w
Farmers I
TO EXAMINE
PEED CUTTER."
l'rlce Feed Ciltfer In the Market.
"WANTED.
BRENEMAN,
Lancaster, Pa.
AN!) BRONZES.
1IKKX AXI ALWAYS WILL JlK 1'AII)
UI.U
by a 91 m-r cent, leading.
l'leuiluins eellrcted
Cinh Certlllcales after II vi
e years. EXl'ENSKS
of members Is limited te the ordinary level-pre
LANCASTER, PA.
CLOT1I1NU.
F
ou
GLOVES,
Te Ucep the hands warm
M1TTKNS,
Te keep the hands warm.
SOCKS,
Te keep the feet warm.
EAK MUKFS,
Te keep the ears warm.
MUFFLERS,
Te keep the neck warm.
UNDERWEAR,'
Te keep the body warm.
Ge te ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 17 WEST, KINO STltEET.
B
UKGER A surreN.
A TERRIBLE BREAKDOWN
IX PRICES AT
Burger & Sutten's,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE.
In order te clear our tables of OVERCOATS
and Heavy Weight SUITS we will offer them at
prices that Is bound te sell.
-v, - -. - I
,
UOOU, biTOSU JtSMKiW.WtS2W--m-w
Odd Coats,VeryGeod, All Sizes,frn$2te $f M
THESE ARE THE REST BARGAINS
WE EVER OFFERED.
CALL AND BE pewwINCED.
We have te-.cO: another let of (hose nebby H I
25c. T1ES5 s they are selling very fait. yj
We have a complete stock of puice goods, In- f
ClUUlllg llie luiest seicb ui viivuam. iiiiui;iluil
that lsjiew and stylish, which we wclll make te'
order very reasonable. A geed fit guitranteed.
CALL AND SEE THEM. i
NO TROUHLE TO SHOW GOOU3.
BURGER & SUTTiO
Ne. 24 Centre Square;, fi
' 1
LANCASTER, PA.
let
pCONOMY IN OLOTIHNO.
Bargains M(leiTe-i
Te create work for our hands and keen
together during the dull season, we erg ah
te-day a i y.
RPRHTAT. SAT.W V
,
... .... . T
CUSTOM DEPARTMEji'
Having bought for cash at a Inte New 1 etS
uiluaLuive and Fine Line of PANTALOOB,
INGS, we are prepared 10 offer SPECIAL ljfF,f
DUCEUENTB. , 'fti?
'P
ALL-WOOl, PANTS, made te order, lit H.
ALL
ALL
ALL-WOOL pants, maqe te order, at $3j9,r-7'
.wool, i'ahim, inaue ie eraer, lit l.ai ;
AI.I-WIIOI
PANTS, made te order, nt Situ. r
ALL-WOOL
PANTS, wake te order, at ISM&'i
:.?,:
There are chances for Hlg Uargnlni In I
offering. The prices me down as, 33, and SO
rnnt. Don't forerot nmldst the noise of the cl.
leg dealers, just new, that we have the ll
I'klmnn veuriiltnntlnii as efferers of the K
and Newest Clothing aud Goods In the Plecft
rricca guaranteed letvur lean uuy compeui
' ,'V
BABiri.K ruiUf.B in ouiixuimweat tvinai
Marked In Plain Figures,
;-'
. M
Business Suit te Order as Lew as MOjI
I. GAISIAI & BRO;
,5
Nea. 66-60 NORTH QUEEN ST., j
(Right en the Southwest Cor, of Orange StireJ
LANCASTER, PA.
a-Onen evenlniru until Ii o'clock, SutuixlJ
uulU 1U o'clock.
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