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LANCASTER, APItlL 1, lb.
The Xcw Yerk rostelllce.
The president has reappointed Th: l'ear l'ear l'ear
Bontebo postmaster of Xcw Yeik, ard
the fact Is considered te be of gicat signifi
cance, in that it is the reappointing uf a
Republican ofnce-holder by a Democratic
president. The reasons governing the
president's course have net bc.u stated,
and, until they are, a conclusion as te its
wisdom can net well be made. There is
no doubt whatever that the appointment,
Under the light new shed upon it, de s net
have the heaity approval of the Democratic
party. If it is simply a sporadic act, done
te satisfy the demand of the very inllucn
tial Republican element in New Yeik
city which loudly called for it, it will have
little political significance and is net wor
thy of any pretest from the Democratic
party. This is what we Understand it te
be, and therefore we de net think it at all
worth while te get excited ever it. If the
president desiies te re-appoint ene Repub
lican office-holder, te still the clamor
of Republicans who suppeited him
and who demanded this gift fiem
him, it matters little that lie has
gratified his wisli and tlieiis. 15ut
if he purposes te reappoint te influ
ential positions Republicans, uhe have
done their duty in their places, the jwlicy
is ene which the Democratic paity will
net acquiesce in. It thinks it right that
Democrats shall be selected te take up ex
piring commissions, and it will tx u
fled with nothing else. It isrequiringugrcat
deal fromthe moderation of the party
tjjgt iv Snail Walt, lOr lUj CUmmiSiUOUS te
uxmre Derere claimlnc the Places ; aim
l'f mav be it will net stand cvnn this.
The Legislature Should Wake Up.
"We have called te the attention of the
Pennsylvania legislature the fact that the
Pennsylvania railroad has entered into an
agreement with the Daltimaw & tme
railroad cqmt.vMr; whereJiy bituminous
WiaVii, carried te the Pennsylvania con
sumer at a greater charge for the distance
traversed in Pennsylvania than that which
is charged for carrying it through Penn
sylvania te the consumer eutside of
Pennsylvania.
And this, notwithstanding that the di
rectors of the Pennsylvania railroad have
caused te be published a resolution which
they declared they had passed, in refusing
te join the anthracite coal combination,
which resolution substantially declared that
the Pennsylvania railroad company would
combine with no one te control the natural
laws of trade.
We call upon the Pennsylvania legisla
ture te inquire into the apparently direct
contradiction in this practice and pro
fession of the ducctorsef the Pennsylvania
railroad, when the only difference in the
situation is in the kind of the coal that is
the subject of combination, and the com
plexion of the ex that is te be gored.
The legislature i3 advised that the coal
producers served by the Pennsylvania rail
road are forbidden by it te sell coal te
Philadelphia consumers for less than $2. 'JO
for 2,240 pounds. Of this sum Sl'.l'I cents
gees te the railroad for carrying the coal
te Philadelphia from Clearfield county, a
distance of 2.50 miles from the central
point at Phillipsburg.
But for carrying this coal the same dis
tance te the iert of Philadelphia, te be
shipped thence te ether points, the freight
charge is but $1.40 per 2,240 pounds.
The difference of 81 cents is charged te
the Pennsylvania consumers. The out
sider gets the lower rate because of the
compact between the Pennsylvania and
Baltimore it Ohie railroad companies,
which have legislated eutside communities
into the situation of favored customers.
These carrying companies have determined
that it is right that communities distant
from the coal Held shall have coal carried
te them at a luw price te make up te them
the disability w hich the Almighty has im
posed upon their land.
But what does the Pennsylvania legisla
ture say V
Shall Penns)lvania get no benefit fiem
the rich deposits of ere and oil and coal in
her besom, and shall the people of ether
states have them berne te them at less per
ten per mile than rennslvania people ?
Shall Pennsylvania railroad directors be
Pennsylvania s legislature, in fact ; or will
the people's chusen representatives defend
their functions v
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" Xe Feeling.
We undersl md that some of the over ever
smart Repupllcau members of council, who
are anxious te make a change in the head
of the fire department, hepe te steal a
march en the . lpperters of Sir. Hewell's
ro-electlen as chief, by enticing them at
some stages et the balloting te give com
plimentary votes te another candidate.
It will be just as well te have it under
stood in advance that the organization of
the tire depaitment en a non-partisan
basis, for the Ik-m protection of the lives of
our citizens and of the property and busi
ucss interests of the city, is a actions mat.
tcr.net te be haled nor fooled with.
These who favor the retention of the
present organization de se without tegnrd
te politics; the jui confined te no panic,
ular party, and seek no partisan ndvau
tage? if the department U te he disergan.
Ized they will wisely avoid nil iepenl.
bitty fcrit.
Tire New erk Sun says that we are
mistaken in saying that it applaudei the
appointment of Mr. Phelpi te England
whin It was wade, n pvys that the fact
was exactly the reverse. We ac
cept ihe correction, and the mero readily
because the Sun's oracle in re Phelps was
of a Delphic order, such as it is went te
give out when it is net right sure of the
way te jump, and we may have misinter
preted it. The Sun should knew
what it meant te say about the translation
of Mr. Phelps, and we understand new
that it never applauded it and never ex
pects te.
Tun worst April fooled wemun in town
was. the ene who undertook ie wash the
clothes lu Conestogn water.
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Philadelphia councils lmve passed a
resolution te the ollect Hint Chief Ludlow
must net tell hew illthy for drinking pur
poses nre the waters of the Schuylkill ; for a
beautiful mud tint we bollevo the Conostega
water at the prosent tlme could easily dls dls
tance its Schuylkill relative.
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IIkniiv Ihvinci ralses his volce in bohnllef
the dramatic profession in his recent address
te the Harvard stud outs, and the .soundness
of Us ring is without question. Ter seme
occult reason tlds walk of llfe hnsbcen uuder
the ban, yet In no path snve that of litorature
can ene man minister mero largely te the
plcasure of his fellow beings than in tins.
We hear pcople nay when a bright young
man gees en the stage "what a pity," little
reflcctlng that In the mimic world In which
he takes his part he may preach many an
excellent sermon, driving carking care from
many a weary heart. It Is tlme, as Mr.
Irving says, te leek upon the dramatic pro
fession with the same eyes that we use te
inspect ethor callings. "We de net claim te
be better than our fellows in ethor walks of
1 1 Te. We de net net ask the Jester In Journa
lism whether his nulps and epigrams are
always dictated by the loftiest morality j nor
de we Insist en knowing that the odor of
sanctity surrounds the prlvate llfe of lawyers
and military men bofero we bend our sons
into law and thenrmy. It Is linposslble te
point out any vocation which Is net attended
by temptations that preve fatal te many."
Glve dramatic art nchance. Its capacity for
nimisemcnt combined with instruction Is well
nigh boundless.
Cn.vnLKs W. IIuck, of Kentucky, drew a
$10,000 plum as minister te l'eru. Alasl "he
appears te be unknown te all thomemliors el
the Kentucky congressional delegation new
In Washington." Tills may account ler his
appointment.
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Out in San Vranclsce they have u crema
tion Hecicty or 121 members that was organ
ized in ISS'i Out its mevers seem te lack
spirit, for they are waiting en the legisla
ture's permission te build a crematorium. A
bill was Introduced with this Intent last Jan
uary In the assembly, whero it progressed
swimmingly, but was seen atterwards ro re ro
mersclcssly buried in the Senate under n
heap or political rubbish. It is curious that
it did net occur te the projectors of the rro rre rro
materium that they might build without the
legisloture's iKjrinissieii. The law dees net
prohibit the building or crematoriums, p.'"U
the only ground en which tlicv wfieht be
attacked would be that they ntfe nuisances ;
and this basis of opposition Oone of the ene
mies of incineration hiiAu thus far taken.
The San Francisce pco-ple might get a world
or Information by a i.rip te Lincaster for ci o e o
matlen stml-j.
JiX Ajiril toeljoko that will beappreeiated :
the payment of (an outlawed) debt.
An observant writer In a New Yerk paer
remarks the Increasing number of English
noblemen who are turning their attention te
business. Tliore was a tlme when It was con
sidered fur beneath the blue bleed el the
Britain te be known as tradesmen, but that
period seems te have passed away. Lord Ver Ver
eon is a dairyman ; Lord Durham retails
coals ; and the Earl of Shrewsbury owns a
system of hansom cabs in Londen that has
proved very lucrative Aristocracy In Its
truosense means the best people, thoe who
by their training are bent quulllled for the
nll'utrsef Htate; it is a geed slim, therefore,
when theso who need net work doveto thorn
selves te the cares of everyday business. It
is a lessen te him that is net born with a sli
ver spoon in bis mouth, that no man may
properly eat his bread In idleness.
Tun tomperance bill, If it rocelves the
governor's slgnature, will be the latest fail nre
among attempts te make pcople geed by
legislation.
It. 0. IIuniiAltn, appointed te Japan, is a
geed man and weighs 3S0 pounds ; w lien he
makes a speech in Ycdde, he can be heaul te
the uttermest borders of Japan. W. ft.
Iloberts, who gees te Chill, when in Congress,
opposed what was known as the Dack-iay
bill, and en Its passage was the llrst man te
order his sum seme SJ5,000 te be turned into
the United States treasury. Tem Waller,
who gets the Louden cousulate, was a waif
and worked his way te fame and political
fortune His original iiame was "Ann
strong," but, like the late Henry Wilsen,
(Jeremy Celblalth) be changed It te that of
his patron Rebert Waller. The new consul
te Londen ill net get sea-sick en his way te
his pest, for when a lad he drifted te sea as
cabin boy and cook's mate.
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It might be supposed that ene of the lest
things in the world suscoptlble or theft would
be the wooden Indian that stands sentinel at
every cigar store lu the land. Theso as w ell
as barber poles have long enjoyed an im
munity from these who fail te discriminate
between mchm and tuum, but this, it scorns,
Is forever ended. One of theso wooden lied
men was a Tew days age steleu from a Harris
burg cigar stoieand shipped byoxpressto
Tanoyteivn, Md. It is a plcasure te be able
te repert that in this instance prompt detcc detcc
tlen followed this base act. It is bad enough
te run away with bank funds, or another
man's wife; but when it cemes te eloping
with a wooden Indian, It is high tlme that
a halt be called. If seme legislator at Harris
burg desires te earn a laurel crown for him.
soil", let him intreduce prohibitory act aimed
at this manner of villainy.
iri,r. ims.aAiiFiELp M,iititr
Iter Widowed AITecUeiis Said tu Hate Ceil,
tercd ou ii l'ennsjliaiila MlnUlf-r.
The Frosbyterian coiiRregatlen at Vest
Held, Lawrcnce county, Fa., was surprised
and delighted this week te learn that their
pastor, ltev. William M. Tayler, was te be
married te the widow of President Garlleld.
He Is about 60 years of uge, with black hair
nnd whiskers slightly tinged with gray. His
eyes are sparkling and he Is of medium
height. He Is a seu of ex-Judgo Tayler, of
Lawronee county.
Mr. Tayler bccauie acquainted with Mr?,
Garfield many years age. His llrst wlfe was
Miss Packer of IIiram,0.,whe was n intimate
friend and companion or Mrs. Garlleld. They
went through Hiram college together nnd
grnduated in the same class at the tlme Pros Pres
Went Uarrteld was at the head or that institu
tion. After both had married they kept un
a friendly intercourse, and, by this means,
Mrs. Garlield and .Mr. Tayler bocame ac
quainted. One year nge last July Mr. Tayler
and wife visited the parents or the latter at
Hiram, O. While tliore she died suddenly
or heart disease. Mrs. Garfield extended he"r
sympathies en the sad occasion, and she and
Mr. Tayler frequently met thereafter en the
occasion or his visits te Hiram.
Mr. Tayler npw visits the home or .Mrs.
Gartleld 'frequently, and in u delicate way
his congregation have been made te under
stand that the marriage will take place some
time during the coming summer. The
groom, whlle net an olequont preacher, is a
man el' scholarly attainments aud much en
deared te his congregation.
HEKE AND THERE.
"Speaking of poems and the poets," said a
gentleman of literary tastes and culture the
ether day, "I am always glad te romqmler
that Longfellow wrole 'There was a little girl.
And slin had a little curl, Ac.;' and that
Macauluy, who was devotedly fend of chil
dren, was the author of the lines, Tliore
ence was n uice little girl, With a nlce little
rosy face, Ac.' Cloment 0. Moere, who
wrote 'A Visit from HL Nicholas,' beginning
"Twas the night bofero Christmas,' made a
speciality of Hobrew study, and was long
tlme Greek and Hobrew professor in the
general theological semlnary of the Episcopal
church. Edward Everett's ' You'd scarce
oxpect ene of my age, Te speak in public en
the stage,' will Ik) romembored and recitcd
v hen many of the stately orations that are
comprehended lu his works will novo ecen
forgotten." Itlght, alwut all but I'vorelu
It wasn't Edward Evorett who wrete
theso memerable Hues. Their author was
David Evorett, the political editor, who wrete
for the Farmer' JlfiMciim, edltcd the Ilosten
iMcrfet and JIM, dipped Inte poetry and
the drama, was a graduate of Dartmouth and
a member or the bar. But It was bofero he
engaged in nil tlds, and when a teacher in the
grammar school at New Ipswich, that he
wrete the lines which have survived se many
mero pretentieus compositions. Tliey were
written for ene or his pupils, Ephralm l'ar
rar, and wero preserved lu Caleb Iliughatu's
"Columbian Orator," which was the stand
ard of Its kind for many nday, and furnished
models te two generations of orators.
Edwurd Everett claimed relationship with
David, and considered it an honor te have
had the authorship ei the lines asciibed te
him. When he himself was a little boy, four
years old, he reclted in public seme verses of
a similar character written oxpiessly for him
by Thaddeus Masen Harris. They begin :
I'luv hew should 1. a little liul,
In npi'iikliiL' make u Ukuiu?
leurn nniy jeKing, 1'in unniu,
Iv Joking. I'm
De wait tlU I am bigger.
In ene of Ills poems this same Harris icfers
te an early cremation, at a tlme when that
ceremony was performed in doferenco te a
superstition, rather than in dellauce of It.
It was an actual occurrence, at llallsten, that
n parent exhumed the remains el his daugh
ter and burned thorn te piovide a charm for
the health et her sisters.
Berkeley's famous lines " Westward the
courbe net slur) of ruipire takes
Its way," wcre net always as famil
iar as new. Leng years alter they
wero written, seme ene or literary dis
crimination set them out in relief When
Ilerkeley came ever heie he was only dean
of Derry ; he stiipjed ter the Bermudas, en
his honeymoon trip with his bride, te found
a college there te tit out missionaries for the
redemption of the Indians. He landed at at at
Newpert, 11. I., and becaine a generous
patron or the struggling cause or arts and let
ters in the colonies. The selectmen or
Ocrkeley, Mass., declined the organ that he
subsequently sent ever te them, because they
piously bolievcd that an organ was " an In
strument or the devil for the entrapping or
moil's souls." But the Instrument leund a
laiuliu t; place clsewhcre and the praises of Ged
ure still sounded through its pipes. Berkeley,
later as uisiiep ei iieyiie, wrete poetry, anu
challenged the attention of sclonce and ho he
cicty bv ills earnest dNsirifiiM. -"-.' i.v. '
narv ""hu curative properties of tar water,
y.early a hundred years belore him Geerge
Herbert nail predicted tue westward pro
gress of religion :
Religion stands en tip ten in our land
Heady te pans te the American stiaud,
And It was seme ene, whose name is lest
In conflicting tradition, that long before
Berkeley wrete
llie Kateiu nations sink, their glory end,
Andeniplie iltei wheie the sun ili'sceml'i.
When Benjamin Franklin came te Lancas
ter in 1787 te lay the cerner stene of Franklin
collego he was accompanied by Hecter St.
Jehn Crevecuuir, a neble French gentleman,
who came ever liore bofero the Revolution,
married, settled en a farm, underwent
many vicissitudes and returned te France 27
years after he.had llrst quit it. In Londen
In 1782 he published his "Letteis from an
American Fanner" which attracted wlde
attention in literary circles and Induced
emigration te America. He came back te
find his house- burned and his wlfe
dead, but he remained te enjoy high
honors from Washington and ethor men of
distinction who appreciated his benevolent
and amiable disjositIen. He returned again
te France and added te his literary reputa
tion by new works en America. One of the
most snrlghtly and interesting cha'pters of his
books is a narrative or Franklin's talk dur
ing the evening they spent In Lancaster,
when the sage discoursed at length in answer
te seme Lancastrians, who questioned lilm as
te his views el' the American aborigines,
their origin and their habits.
"Theso are the times that try men's souls"
is the first line el Tem Palne's Kovelutlonary
tract en "The Crisis," which was written, you
will romembcr, in Lancaster when be ledged
at William Henry's.
Itobert Treat I'aine, signer or the Declar
ation of Independence, doubtless thought he
did well enough te call his son Themas.
But uy the tlme the lad grew te manhood In
a Ged-rearing generation his great namesake
had ceme te be hotter known as an Infidel
than as a patriot ; and in 1S01 the Massa
chusetts legislature changed his name te
Kebcrt Treat 1'aine, Jr., upon his own appli
cation, based en the plea that he had " no
Christian name."
Francis Hopkmseu's "flattie-ef the Kegs"
was ene of the witty effusions of the Revolu
tionary peried that annoyed the Drltlsh nearly
as much us the Incident it commemorated.
The author of it must have been a man or ro re ro
markable amiability. He had a pet mouse
that would dine with him, and pigeons that
porched en his shoulder te bb red. Jehn
Adams said his head was net larger than a
big apple. He transmitted his diminutive
stature te his son Francis, who wrete ' Hall
Columbia" te order, during the summer of
1708, when war with France soemod inevita
ble ; and when, te please the excited popular
feeling, a young singer Irlend of IIop IIep IIop
kinsen, who was te lmve a benefit,
wanted a new comiiesltlou suited te the
times. "Hall Columbia" was written in a
a day and took llke wildfire. It net only
packed the theatre night after night, and
was sung by the audiences and en the strcets
orPh!ladelphia,lmt "fired the national heart"
and aroused a patriotic American spirit
overywhoro. jindbad.
Duycklnck's Cyclopedia of American Liter
lure. Vel. I. l&Stl.
a tore
VA31ILY or VUAXICS
IVhe, Convinced the Knd of the World
Was
Near, Acted Accordingly.
Last Docember A. T. Ilawsen, or Chicago,
propheslod the end or the world sjid the com
ing or Christ en the 4th or January, 1635. The
Kail family, living in Crosten, Iowa, consist
ing of nu aged mother and two daughters,
L. A. Kail and wlfe andsoveral children and
Themas and Jacob Keil, liolenglng te the
Adventlst society. They begun te propare
their robes for tlie great event. Jacob and
Themas resigned positions as clerks In a dry
goods Uouse and the wliole family abandoned
all worldly pursuits. Ilawsen came te Cros Cres Cros
eon from Chicago and seen atter his arrival
various rumors began te lleat around about
the conduct of theiamlly and their residence
was placed under pollce surveillance. Last
Saturday Themas Kail appeared in the
streets in a nude condition. Ilawsen, Jacob
Kail and several of the family encouraged
Themas' action, as he was understood te per per per
Bonate Adam's original appearance In
the Garden of IMen. Tlie pollce
arrosted Jnceb and Themas Kail,
and A. T. Ilawsen and Incarcerated
them In the city Jail. Tuesday morning
word comes from Crosten that the mayor lias
lined Kawseu and Themas Kail $20 and costs
each, and Juceb Kail fe and costs. The ro re
iKjrt says Ituwsen was taken te the county
jail by tlie sherlll' and went llke a martyr,
saying Paul mid Christ were persecuted and
he could stand it.
Permanent Security.
T. O. Lew Is, Ban Francisce, Cul., Oct. 'H, issi,
wiyst "1 linveutlered for ten years with ceuf
gested kidneys and have passed stoues ranging
lu size from the head of a pin te a pea, whleh
caused straugury of the neck of the bladder.
The best physicians In this city said I could net
recover. I used four bottles of Warner's Safe
Lure, and get rid of four calculi." Writing June
'Aissi, he suys; m The euro effected luiwi was
pcrtuancnt,
IN APRIL.
What did the uparrew de yesterday t
Nobody knew but the parrew t
He were tee bold who iheald try te say
They have forgotten ft oil te-day.
Why does It linunt my thoughts this way,
With a joy that piques and harrows,
As the birds fly past,
And the chimes rtnu fust,
And the long spring shadows sweet shadow
castt
There's a maple-bud redder te-day !
It will almost flower te-morrow s
I could swear 'twos only yesterday,
In a sheath of snow and Ice It lay,
With flcree winds blowing It every wuy t
Whose surety hsd It te borrow,
Till birds should fly past,
And chimes ling fust.
And the long spring shadows sweet shadow
cast I
" Was theie ever a day llke te day,
Be clear, se shining, se tundcrT"
The old cry out and the children say,
Wlthftlnugh.aslde: "That's always the way,
With the old, In spring; as long as they stay,
They And In It greater splendor,
When the birds fly pail,
And the chimes ring fast,
And the long miring sluidews awect shudenn
cast I"
Then that may be n by my thoughts all day
1 see I am old, by the token
Aie se haunted by sounds, new se sad, new gay,
Of the words I hear the spanettssay.
And the maple-bud's mysterious way
Ily which from Its sheath It has bieUcn,
Whlle the birds fly past.
And the chlmes ring fast,
And the long spilng shadows swtel shadow
east I
Helen JucKten In Cciitiiri.
FKUSONAL.
FniNi'is OiMMAncK Is 70 years old today.
Jamkm Whitcemii Kilkv and Miss Chuu
L. Dotlsferd, both writers el crse, nre te be
married shortly.
Jkfi"K11sen Davis was werse en Tuesday
morning. His condition Is new legaidcd as
serious. His age is very much agjinst his
presiiccts or recovery.
Coi.e.ni:!. iNiir.nsei.i. ulcs the following
rocelpo for oratery: "Use small words te
express the Idea and be sure that the idea
overlaps the word at both ends."
Pjiokcsseii Deuk.mus, It is said, nukes
f2.r),000 n year from chemical analyses or
ratcnt medicines and ether similar articles.
He does ull his work with his left hand, hav
ing been born with but ene hand.
CiiAt'Ncnv M. Dni-KW does net belioxe
that the Americans will ever become a w-iue-drinking
pcople. There is an elasticity and
an intoxicating quality lu the air of our ell-
mate that maKes stimulants ilangoreiis anil
unnecessary. We can stand being called
"water-drinking Yankees."
Jehn G. 11a.ii;ii. hus died or Briidit's
disease at Het Springs, Arkansas. Mr. Bax
ter's uircer was a most Interesting and sue
ccssful one. Starting life as a bootblack, he be
came oue of Louisville's most pieiuincnt
men, commercially and socially. He was
thrlce elected mayor of the city.
II. H. IClMrreN, of New Yerk, formerly u
well-known Wall street broker, who was
wertli about t-2,000,000 at ene time, was en
Tuesday in court committed te the care of the
commissioners of charities and corrections
Ter examination as te his sanity. He had
beggared himself by his drinking habits.
Count Fi:iidi.vani uk Lkssets, the pro
jector of the Panama canal, is semen hat el a
disciple el vegetarianism. He says that one
pound el'dry wheal is wertli mere than ".ice
Itoundsef wet beef. Scald a neii-.d. el Heur
and j'eu hae a cd-V..'r i.iiimii which could
uel be eaten in three days. It tikes eight
pounds of grain te make u ieiind of meat.
One aero of cereals in France will supert
live men, whlle it would Uiko two ueres
te supiert ene steer, and in the end one
man would eat the stej-r. The latter animal
De Lesseps declares je be an tuiiicrcAsarv
tramp.
Smell."
David Tooke, cmj , Columbus, Texan, In l70,
was attacked with black Jaundice, followed by
hemorrhage of the kidneys, and was pi iineii need
Incurable. Seven bottles of Warner s SAri! Cure
lestercdhtm te health lu 1W), and July 1, h5, he
wiltes, "My health ha. been cxitllcnt evei
since." Try It, Try It
ni'IiCTAL XOTICKH.
'1TCH1NO l'ILE8."-!5YMl'TOMb t MOlsTUllE
I.lke perspiration, Intenne ltchtin.'. eiu lit-
scratching, most at night, si-ems if pln-wenm
were crawling. " eirujMt'j Ointment 'flt a pleat
ant, lure cure, janM-MWFAw
A rKllFKCT .1IKHICINUCIIKST.
60 Sla, N Y Pest OrricK,
March 19, ISM.
One week age, tthlle engaged In my duties as
assistant postmaster, I was taken with a violent
pain or kink lu my back; It was painful I could
hardly bieathc, and Inched all ever my body.
I Immediately sent for an alixeck's 1'okeis
Plaster and Hpplled It ever thescul el piln- In
twenty minutes I wan entlicly lelletcd ami
cured. I have used Allcock's l'lattera In my
family fur ever tw only yean, unit liate found
them wonderfully ernictlve lu curing ceugli3,
colds, and pulmonary difficulties. They aie a
perfect medicine chest ; they cuie without the
slightest pain or Inconvenience, novel leaving
ii mark un the skin.
TIIOS. LCAItV.
J'retident of Village of tilng tuny, .V. )'.
When luuehaslng a i'eruui I'lustei, be sin te
get "Allcock's." All ether se culled Pereus
Plasters arc Imitations.
An Oft" Yrar.
This Is going te be nil en year. Ne political
booms ler "Plumed Knights" ei "Hefeim"
will help keep up the health und strength et the
vast multitude whose faith U pinned en the
glowing party premises of election jear. Multi
tudes of such will need a lcllablu tenle te tone
up the system, a purifier te weik off the bad
bleed, and a sure remedy ler lame backs, rheu
matism, biliousness, etc. Such n remedy is Kid.
ney.Weit. It has long steed lit the head of the
list of kidney lemcdlcs, und It lecelt es the high
est prulse fiem all that use it.
Blue Under the Kyes.
There Is no beauty In that leaden hue which
appears lu a deep stieak under thu eyes, Indica
ting dlseidcrcd digestion and dlsmul debility.
Ladles who curry with them thlscvldeiiceef
Buflcrlng should ut once take Iliewu's lien lilt
teis, the sovereign remedy ler temale weakness
and Impoverished bleed. Mr. .1. N. llmdferd, of
HunUvllIe, Texas, says, "My wlfe was lu deli
cate health and greatly debilitated, lliewnV
Iren nittcis lelleved her."
uuciIU-l'AIIIA."
Quick, complcte cine, all Kidney, Bladder and
Uilnary Discuses, .Scalding, Irritation, Stene,
Uruvcl, Cataribet the Bladder. II. DiugglHts.
(1)
Du,
FORKSIAN,
PHYSICIAN AND fcUIIGKON.
Removed from Ne. 211 West Kingsticet te Ne.
'Si North l'rlnce. (I.itte lesldence of A. 1.'.
Iteberts.) mis Jind"
REMOVAU
Dr. Longuker has iciiiuved Hum Ne. 13
East Walnut street, Lancaster, l'a., te Lebanon,
l"a., oppeslto the postelllco, w 111 be at the Key
stone Heuse, Noun Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa., every Monday und Filday ultcrnoens, till 7
o'clock, p. in. ni30 iwd
M
ANUOOD UESTOKEI).
HCIIKDV rBHB.
A victim of veuthful imiirndencecuiihlni' 1'ni-
mature Decay, Nervous Debility. Lest Manhood,
Ae having tried In vain every known remedy,
has discovered a simple self-cure, w hlch he will
send FllEK te his fellow sufferers. Address.
J. II. KKEVKS,
16-lyoed41yw 43 Chatham St., New Yerk City
-171011 A GOOD INVESTMENT GO TO
JD HKCIITOLD'S, and secure 1IAHOAINS In
Ladles' and Gents' FUUNISIIINU GOODS,
which are selling, many of thorn at prices that
will pay SO te 25 per cent, te carry ever for next
season. They must bu void te make room for
Spring Goods. New Is the tlme te save money,
l'leusu call and be convinced.
HKN11Y 11ECHTOLD,
Ne. 02 North Queen Street.
I. S. Choice llulldlng Lets, Stone and Sand
for sale.
M
ADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
AT-
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II. K. SLAYMAKKlt, Agent,
Ne, 2i East Kine St.
feblMf
Kstubllshed 1785
TONT FAIL
TO TRY THE CIGARH,
XJ Twe for oe.
i uvt m vmtut in iua iwnn mi inu
money, at UAltTAlAN'H YKI.LOW jtkent
money, ut II.
CUIAHBTOUK.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
(lUNNEItS. All persons are hereby for
bidden tot icspawi en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and
jaiucugiur cumuius, wnetuer iiiciusru iiruiuu.
closed, either for the purpofte of sheeting or nsh-
lug,
OlftI
r, as inu iuw win uu ngiuiy onierct-u ukiuiiui.
tresnasslng ou said lauds of the undersigned
uftet this notlre.
Wil. UUI.KMAN FUJSMAN,
It. l'EltCY AI.DKN,
KDWAKD C. FllEKMAN,
Attorney for It. V, Celciuau's hulrs.
ectU-Udw
"OI HufTcrlng Wemanr'
C. V. It. Haskell, ( formerly of Vernen, Vt., )
new locating engineer en the II. C. 11. &f. It. It.,
Dakota, slated In 18S3 that his wife was uttcily
prostrated with female diniculttcs mid did net
seem te liu auicnable te physicians' remedies.
Sim could net steep, tieinblcd llke n leaf, period
ically lest her reason. They then began the use
of Warner's Satis Cure. Writing In July, 1881,
from Dakota, Mr. Haskell says: "My wife has
nevcrsecii thesllghteut Inclination ei areturn
orthediniculllcs Warner's 8afh Cure removed."
Try II, O, suffering woman I
r -,
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This medicine, combining lien with putovege;
1..1.1.. ....(. .a
iiulckly and complete!
nl cempicii'iy uuui.e
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9IAI,A1(IA,
WKAKNhSS. IMl'tmi: 111.001). CHILLS and
rKVKIC iinil NKUKAI.UI A.
Ily rapid mid thorough assimilation with the
bleed It readies every part of the system, pull
Acs and enilelies tlie bleed, slicugtheiiB the
muscles and nerves, and tones and invigorates
the system :
A tine Appellzcr Hest tonic known.
It will cine tlie worst case of Dyspepsia, io ie io
meving all dlsliesHlng symptoms, such ns 'last
ing tlie feed. Heicking, Heat lu the Bleuiach,
Heartburn, etc.
The only Iren medicine that will notblacken
or Injure tlie teeth.
it iHluvaiiianie for iiueasespeciiiiarie women,
ami te all piTseus w tin lend sedentary lit es.
An unfailing leiuedy ferdlaeasea of Hie I.Iver
ami Kidneys.
Persons sintering liem the clferlef overwork,
nervous tieuliles, len of appetite, nr debility,
uxpeitence quick lellef ami renewed unergy by
Its line.
it dues iinlrHiisu Headache or luediiLO Consti
pation erillHl lien medicines de.
It Is the only preparation of lien tlmt causes
no Injurious effects. l'li)slelans and druggists
leenmiueiiii it ns me ecm. lry 11.
The genuine has 'lrade Murk and ciehiccI red
lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Mailuenlyby
tiitijwN uu:mical te.,
Ualtiuukb, Md.
sept3-ljdAlyw
A'
TKlt A LI
OTiliniH F
l ONBULT
AIL
DR. LOBB,
NO ni'.INertli Fifteenth Htiect. biluw Calleuhlll
si lift, Philadelphia. Cures all Secret Diseases
nl both sexes. Twenty Yeam i:.peilenee. Cen
Biiltntleiiby mall. MiltVOl'H AND 81'l.( IAI,
HISUAShh. New book JihI mil. Send liu 11.
Pi Ice Vic. Hours 11 till 2, iind 7 te 10 p. m
tehiy-ljil.tw
C" HAY'S .SI'HCIFIC MHOiUlNKT
X The Oleiit Kngllph Hemedy. An unfailing
run) for linpoteney and all Diseases that fellow
l.iHSef Mtineiy, Oiiltci-Hal Ijissltiide. I'aln In
the Hack, DIiiiiichs of Vision, 1'iemature Old
Age, and many eHiit dlseiuies that lend te In
sanity or Consumption mid a I'leinattne Grave.
run particulars in our puiujmiui, wn
slie te send Iree by mall toi'veryeno,
which we de-
Tills sne-
cllln medlclnels sold by all druggists ut II per
package, or six package ler V, or will he bent
nee by mall en receipt of the money, by ad
dtessliig theHgent,
II. II. COl'llltA V, Druggist, I-eln Agent,
Nes. lJ7Hiidl North (Jueun street, Lancaster,
l'u.
On acteiinl el ieiim -.leits. we have adopted
the Yellow Wnvper; the only genuine.
lik eitAY MEDICINE CO..
huffule. N. Y.
UAFE, hl'UH AND SPEEDY CURE.
11 ItUITt'lllt, VAnH.IX.'CLRaildSl'ElIAL Diseasbs
el eltliei hca. Why be humbugged by uneks,
when von can lliuf In Dr. Wright the only IIeo IIee
ULar flivsuiAM lu Philadelphia who makes a
Mieciully of thu above discuses and tcr.Es them t
Cl,KEIICAllATLEI). ADVICE rilEl!, lluj- lllld Ot 011-
Ing. strungem mu lie Heated and return home
the sumo day. Olllt. pritate.
Hit. W. II. WltlUHT,
Ne. Ill NoilhNlnthstieet.abete Itace,
V. O. ISex 073. Philadelphia.
nnii ld.tw
CONSUMlTION-l HAVE A POSITIVE
lenicdy for the ahete disease ; by Its use
he iiHundsofcasesef thu worst kind and ofleng
standing hiite been cured. Indeed, se Htreng Is
my faith In Its cflleacy that 1 will send TWO
HOTTLhs J- ItEE, together with a tulunhlu tiea
tlse en this disease te any aulfciur. Ulte ex
pi eed und 1. O. addle-1.
Hit. T A. SI.OCUM.
n22-mdeedAf,mw lbl Pearl St,, N. Y.
CHAPPED HAN IKS, LIPS AND FACES
uie tery common In March, but
CREAM OF ROSES
Aluavs cures Ne c lease
no .marling, e.m.i ,
)0 CENTS, ut Druggists
t or sale ul
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
decMuid 137 and lJa North Queen street.
leit fera Sermon lu i;crjiiiir.
U i h. I Sinllh L'nlteisallst j, of Muible
head, Mum , milleied for years from bilious ut
tacks and gall btem -. In Juuuuiy, Vsii, he was
cuied by Wuinci s MH!l me. June 2, IHsl, In,
bil "I heie hus been no leturu of the bilious
troubles . 1 hate null xpeileuci'd the least ialn
ersiifferliig since my lesfonitlen h Winners
SArBCure. Cuie icimanent.
JIATS AA'lt VAI'.I.
8'
2TIFF HATS.
LEE, the Hatter,
IS SIIOUINO 60MK
Nobby Styles in STIFF HATS for Spring.
Ne. 23 North Queen Streot,
mail-ljd LANCASTEIt, PA.
TTF.NV"! NEW!
EVERYTHING I E
IN ALL THE
Beautiful Spring Styles
-AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
t ALL TOSLETllE
LIGHTEST STIFF HAT
IN THE MAIIKET
Weight Three Ounces.
W. D. STATJEPEE, & CO,
(S1IULT.VS OLD STAND),
Noe. 31-33 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTEIt, l'A.
KUVCATlOXAr.
T O01C AT THIS!
AND THEN L.MI1KACE IT.
Boekkeopliig', Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic,
BuhIiiesh Correapoudouco,
Practical Peimiatishlp,
Practical Qrammsr,
Drawing Busluesa Documents,
All fur33 fur3 mouths, or 30 for 0 months, at
Lancaster Commercial College.
Address,
H. 0. WEIDLER,
Ne. 10H KA8T KING 8T11KET,
JanlU-tld Laucaster, l'a
WATCItJUS, JtC.
vyATOHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELIiY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THICKS OK WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JHWKLUY.at
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queen Street,
Opposlte City Hetel, near l'a. It. It. Depot,
tetalling at Wholesale Prices. Itepalrlngat
Extra Lew Prices. JySl-lyd
ci n nnn worth of milliner y
tsUXJyXjXJyJ Uueds te he sold at a eiy
heavy seduction, en account of removal te our
new- store, de North Queen sticet, (birauss'u Old
Stand.)
NEW YOItlC AND PAltIS MILLINEIIY CO..
Jan6 tfd ii West King St., Lancaster, Pa,
T
HIS PAPER 1H PRINTED
J, K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK,
F&irmoQet Iek Works, 2Glh 4ud renn'e. Avenue
au6-ly4 PllILADELrUlA.PA.
nilY UUOV8.
Ew:uY"hAYiiiiixaH something
NEW
-ie Tin:-
NEW YORK STORE.
AKOTHKll CASH OF 1IIUSK FAMOUS
DOUBLE FOLD CASHMERES,
All Celers, 12e a yunl.
V, INCH COLOUKIl CASHMF.lt II",
fipilng Shades, 1Ae a yiud. Hatne uualliy sold
last season at 37c.
40 INCH FIIKNCII Al.MA SUIT1.MIS,
Which leek and feel llkn 75e goods, only 37c,
40-INCH Alil-WOOf. CA8IIMi:itr,S,
ISprlngCoIeis, tiOe a yuid.
:1-INCH KINK 8AT1N llKltllLIt,
Only We n yard.
ID-INCH FHKNCII BATIN lIKIlllKIt,
Hplcndld Value, 75c a yard.
COJI11INATION IlltKSS 8U1TIM1M,
In Pretty rutlslan Styles.
New blmdcs In
I.KJIIT WKKiHT UIAITII 8U1T1NOS,
Made Hiieclally for Spring Wear.
Just Opened, a Choice I.lnuet IJcaiitllid
Printed Satines and Batistes,
AT VKUY LOW I'ltlCKH.
WATT, SHAND & GO.,
L8 and 10 East King Street,
I.ANCASTi;it. l'A.
J.
II. MAKTIN A. CC.
A Bf WORDS
A 110 IT
1.
Theie la nothing that add he mm h te tin1 out
Bide appearance el a home as window Kliadc. II
In proper colors. As tin-line of colon Is non mi
large, It Is an eay mattei te get the colors you
devln. In llitutes, tee, n gleal deal el annoy
niiLClshiived II jnu get them of a geed tellable
make pay special attention te thtsbiaucli
of eik. Our Ilxtuiesaic alt guaranteed ler one
j ear, and will be replaced irspilngs bleak. W v
hnie tiled many m.iKea et
OIL SHADING,
And haH at lat seemed a llneef giHids that
will net bleak, or cuil when exposed te I lie nun
-IN-
Scotch Hollands,
We keep hlng s In! goods mil) 'I hey can. be
lelled en. Me have tvu I'phelMcieia eugagid
spec! illy en
SHADE WORK,
Who undeiHtuiid e el y blanch el thu business
and aie 111 piHltlun te de the wetk piumpt.
SPECIAL PRICES.
Shades made te lit jeul window, tpilug l'l
tines. Oil blinding and Celer, with Nlekle Oina
ment.eOe ; same with Cord Klxtuiei, I'm . mine,
made et Heat bcetch Helland, Tic.
ra-Leae your orders with u, and thej will
receive piempt attention.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. Went King mill l'rince Sts.,
LANCASTEIt. l'A.
VAHJlIAtli:.S.
TANDAItl) CAllKIAOE WORK.
EDGERLEY 8c CO.,
(Carriage lluildeis),
MAltKET STIIEET, ItEAIl OK PObTOFKICE,
I.ANCAbTEIt, l'A.
OUIl LAHOE STOCK OK
J3TJG&IES & OAUEIAG-ES
Comprises the Latest Styles and the most Ele
gantly FlnNlied, WHICH WE OKKEK AT
GltEATI.Y ItEDUCKD PIHCES.
TbiiSUI'EIUOK QUALITY OK OUR H'OKK
Is no longer iui'xtleued. Our work Is iiHlluuni
any made lu thu laiger cltlei, and fcOLD AT
HALF THE l'UICE. New Is the time te elder
for spring.
ENCOUKAOE FA I II DEAI.lNd
And Honest Werk. All Weik WAltllANTED.
HEPAIHINO 1'IIOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen especially employed ler that
purpose.
n- A tew SLEIGHS lell at Lew Flguies. Gire
us n call. iiev'Jitld&w
B
MIUAINK.
AFTER THE SALE
-AT-
N0R8EGK & MILEY'S,
OORNEE OP
DUKE AND VINE STREETS,
LANCASTER, VA
A LOT OF
VERY CHOICE
CflRRIlGE WORK
LEFT,
WHICH WILL HE SOLD AT
PUBLIC SALE PRICES.
DON'T MISS A HAItOAlN.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE QUALITY
THE WOIIK.
OF
ILL WORK GUflRWTEED.
OlDr All questions answered by Telephone,
through the Telephone Eicuaugv, w Ith which
the establishment Is connected.
STOCKS.
pOOIl, WHITE itUe.,
IBAHKERS.K
l'ltlMEHAILW'AYSECUItlTIKS ALWAYS ON
HAND FOR INVESTMENT.
Minneapolis Heal Estate 7 per cent, bends for
salentlOland Interest. 1'ioprletors of "Pem's
Manual of Railways." Coriespendouio Invited.
46 Wall Streot, low Yerk.
ocU-lydced
WINDOW
SHADES
Tim 1'nrinrr'n Heat jr Debt.
A. Wny.Navorliie, N. Y., In 1879, was afflicted
with neuralgia, ringing ncnsatlen lu the cars,
hacking cough, pain In the back. Irregular ur.
nat Ien, dropsy, nausea, and spasms of acute pain
In the back, Then cunie chills and fever. The
doctors gave lilm up, but nHer using w bottles
of Warner's SArK Cure, he said, "1 um hale,
hearty and happy." On June Ii, 1884, he writes,
"My health ti us never better. I ewo my exist'
ence te Warner's SArn Cure." Cnre permanent.
UT.AHHirAJlK.
HMII1
MAKTIN.
China, Glass, Queensware,
-AT
GHINAHALL
While Stene China and tieinl l'erc clnln in Dee
united and l'lalu Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets.
HOTEL WARE.
EASTER GOODS.
HAVILAND FRENCH CHINA.
FANCY MOOns, LAMl'S, Ac,
At Lewest Prices. WAItKS UUA11ANTK Kl)
High & lartin,
NO. IB EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
3IAVII lNi:ilT.
F
.Oil SALE
Fer Sale Cheap.
ONE
25-Herse PewerEngine,
wllh New llellei and Pliaim Pump, all com
plete,
Prlce, 8760.
One 10-Herse Power Engine
And Heller, complete. PH10E, 17B.
TWO
Ten-Herse Power Engines,
without Keilets, WCTfi each
One 16-Herse Power Engine and Beiler,
neatly new, Canten Monitor make
PIIICE, 850.
ALL ttUARAXTKED
TwoCjlieiJtrlloilcrj',
PRICE,
; lect long, CO lmbes in
dlametei.iu geed elder
1 1Q. EACH.
7
ALSO, THE
Peerless Portable and Traction En
gines and Qolser'a Separators.
ALSO, IK-HOUSE POWER
Engines and Boilers,
New. PRICE, 1 te.
Call and see them, 01 addiess
Ezra F. Landis,
Ne. 537 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
ml9-6meedAw Lancantcr, l'a.
TNGINE AND HOILEH WORKS.
BEST
Steam Engine
BOILEE WORKS.
AS WE HANDLE OUR OWN GOODS,
HAVE NO AGENTS,
CAN INSURE OUR PATRONS LOW PRICES
AND GOOD WORK.
BOILERS.
Vei tlinl and Horizon tal.Tubulnr, Flue, Cylinder,
.Mm hie, Deuble-Deck and I'm table.
FURNACE-WORK, IlI.AbT-l'lPES, STACKS,
Ac., Ac.
TANKS for Water, Acids and Oil.
HOISTING ENGINES.
ENGINES.
Veitlial and Horizontal. Statlenaty, fiem
te sixty horse-pun er.
Portable Engines, en Wheels nnd Sills ;
Sizes I, , 8, 10, 15 and UU home pew er.
two
Six
SAW MILLS.
Peny Mills ami 'Linge Mills. Hark Mills and
Cob Mills.
Leather Relleis. Tan l'ackeis, Tripple Genilng
for horbe power.
PUMPS.
licit und Gear Pumps ; Mining Pumps ; Cem-
hlned Pumps and Heaters.
Ccrltilliigal I'limp. Steam Pump.
Gearing, Pulleys, Fly Wheels, Clamp Uexes,
Hangers, Couplings Collin's, Steel falepn and
Tees, Pulley Plates, Packing ltexes, Mill
Spindles, Mil! llushlngs, Ac, Ac, Ac.
PIPES.
Wiuught Iren, ler Gas, Steam and Water, fust
liuu Pipes.
Heller Tubes, Well Casting.
FITTINGS.
Fur Water and Steam, Valves, Cocks, Steam
Gauges, Gunge Cocks, Glaus Water Gauges,
Safety Valves, Whistles, Glebu VaUes,
Goveineis, Patent Self-Feeding Lu-
hilenlers, Glass Oil Cups, Glaas
Tubes, Injectors or
Heller ieeders.
PACKING Hemp, Asbestos, Gum and Plum
bago. PELTING Gum, Cotten and Leather.
CASTINGS Heavy und Light Iren and llrass.
Heller lien, Sheet lien, liar lien,
and Steel.
HEATERS
Fer Dwellings, Schools aud Public Hiilldhigs.
STEAM HEATING.
Estimates, Drawings and Pattern Wetk tut-.
ulshcd ut Reasonable Rates.
3- Itepahlng promptly and caieiully at
tended tu. Addiess,
Jehn Best & Sen,
HO. 333 EAST FUtTON STREET,
LANCASTER, l'A.
JanlS-lyd&w
HAVING DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP
and permanently closed the Chestnut
Street Iran Works, 1 desire te Inform my old
nations and the publle generally, that lam still
in the business, being located lu the l'enn Iren
Company's Works, North I'lum street, where 1
am making lien 11111'. llruss Castings of every de
scription, and will be pleased te hoive all who
may laver me with their patiunagn. Fram 40
yours expeilence In the biuliiess and using the
beat mateilal and employing the best mechunlcs,
I am natls!led I can guaruntceentire satisfaction.
Castings made from a mixture of Iren and steel
which are mere lellable for strength and dura
bility than the best east Iren known. V teeth
roll pinions, rails und rolling mill work a spec
ialty. CustliigBUiadflef very soft Iren, and brims
custlngs of every description,! have nil the pat
terns uf the well and favorably known Mewier
Coin und Cob Crusher, leiltled and Improved,
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