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Every Wednesday Mernlnff,
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disci solicited from every pnrt of the
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I te irrtte legimy ann en ene hub m
er only i and te sign tdftlr n Bines, net
ibllcatlen, but In pvoef if geed faith.
kcnymeut letters win no ceimgncu re
JkWfeMMAlLImUAKDTBtSaRAMS TO
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P: 'rS-W fIANCABTEll, AP1UL .1. 18S3.
V $ ' Teaching Hygiene.
i illi xm jrcuiiajriTauia kkbwwiibi j -j
'vderided'yote, in answer te many petitions
Smim. aCHlU lliu utvax miunui utiuuiiaiiiuiuii..
f ilfctislasm f rem the temperancq lalles
wi ttled the gallerie3, has pased the phy
ielotteal-hygiene-alceholic school bill ;
i''h itittea3 we understand It, is a law requlr-r-ArifMfifcat
evcrv niinil in all the common
'PlX's schools of the state shall be taught physl physl physl
f??jotegyt and hygiene, especially with regard
lj:r'$r M We enect or aiconei uiwn me uuiuun
rVfs- flWBaach. This topic Is te be placed among
ivtw5ttw fundamental branches heretofore
??.$ -limited te such as reading, writing, arlth-
-iiuUetj history which constitute the mini--.VA'srM
mum of the common school cm riculum and
r.VirsSf 'whkli every beard of school dhecters is ex
'fSij!? -pected te enforce within its jurisdiction.
f4 A.V. The law is in operation in .New em,
j& J? Ttfaesachusetts and some half-dozen ether
?'rtates, It is a little tee early te fully test
W$&?' the practicability or the efficacy of such a
vm-ih novel reculatien. The governor of Penn-
'' " Wlvanla may or may net add liis approval
te the bin ; hheuld lie de se it will be, we
suspect, mere in deference te the apparent
popular demand for it and te the wisdom of
the bodies which have enacted it, than te
any high respect for the bill Itself, or any
great faith In what it proposes te de. It
has'passed the legislature by a vote that
would indicate the possibility of its passage
even ever the executive veto.
Assuming that it will be placed upon the
statute books, we await its operation with
some curiosity. Tiie puetic vtyii wkb some
'Text-books win... ., B j teach physiology
End hygiene, with special reference te the
effect of alcohol en the human stomach.
It will be curious te see local school beards
soaping the curriculum se as te confer the
benefits of the new study en all the pupils
from the little toddler in his pinafore a-b-ab'ate
the young mau sprouting a mous
tache. The variety of charts of human
stomachs and of maps illustrative
of the ravages upon them by alco
hol, that ate te adorn the walls
of the school rooms in the f uture will be
mere picturesque than the average patent
medicine almanac. Then there will be a
contention in the school beards as te what
the effects of alcohol are ; and as te what
percentage of alcohol certain drinks con
tain; and we can imagine the partisan
friends of vinous, spirituous and malt
liquors contending in some districts each
for the cpntrel of the school beard, se as te
impress upon the curriculum the doctrine
of thelrpartlcular favorite beverage ; and, at
'etherplaces, where the theory may pievail
with the majority of voters, that celebrated
English doctor has put forth, that nothing
"S betterjer nnes digestion with one's din
ner than a quart of claret, It may happen
the school teacher will be compelled te in
struct his pupils that a little wine for the
stomach's sake is a geed thing. In Wash
ington and Mercer and ether counties
where a strong antl-llquer sentiment pre
vails there will doubtless be introduced a
textbook, which will teach that all liquors
are alcoholic and all alcohol is hurtful te
.the stomach. In Berks and Lehigh the
directors will doubtless be best satis-
ffled with a book showing that beer
v,?&j "contains Just the
rrnnPr ntnr.nnt f
y$ jdUlcoliel te benefit the stomach, if
moderately taken; while in Fayette and
"Westmoreland we shouldn't be surprised
Jte have it set out in the adopted primers
of hygiene that in the memorable quarrel
between! Jehn L. Dawsen and James
Buchanan, as te the relative merits of
Moaengahela and Lancaster county
.whisky, Dawsen was eternally right and
Buchanan eternally wrong, and Uiat no
whisky made out there has enough alcohol
in it te injure the human stomach that
takes enough of it.
Then, again, there are some school
hoards indeed a geed many of them
which' may find the cheapest and most for
cible text book en the new subject of en
forced instruction in some " frightful ex
ample " selected from their own number ;
and an occasional visit en his part te the
various school rooms may answer the pur
poses of the law if it does net strictly com.
ply'with the letter. Come te think of it,
however, where is the school district in
which there is net ever present seme such
'.ebnpleef the effect of alcohol, net only
, oath human stomach, but en the face and
Av;foHrdivine,e
VAirfifyeun?
V L,'&bml the strc
vu II1U uuiuau uiaiu unu soul t
men heed net the warning,
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r .rj.r -- Liin NirnnfT Tdii iiv iiih iviivwiria nmi
f-l-tv-KfrWKxn ci me legislators wne make
,, law ignore its instruction, think
.pyttbe country is te be saved though
HaaMftnd the prophets and one risen from
" ,Mw dead speak te school children through
( ' 'hygieae text-books and physiological charts
t ,mi Hps of inflamed ptemachs and direful
t etwBBef woeful ilia?
'' A Strange Experience.
The rhlladclphia councilmen have had u
t -ikra experience In receiving from the
- .dWeCenglneer of their water department a
'VliwrmiS Statempnt. about din rnnilltlnn
-lAjel,' their water nnd the beastliness
JST f rlkr STiAAAlt n wanrtnen 4n .1..:-
f.T' -'mftrtlen requesting the chief cn-
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3y Basil ,.veaiu lu uv tviigue UIX)Ul
WM"'ieiuiewaier ana tue uanger
iremit. tiw experience is un-
twnkseecause It is net often that citv nfii.
iftfcave sphiteneuzh te talk un te the
who have power te displace
wei. Ludlow evidently does net
(V'ccatmental r this danger,
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11M e Ul!irHtrrr
(km wHti cities 'te thtit 'ikejr iiearly
always liave officers who have a higher re
ganl for their places than for their honor ;
and they will any tlme swallow
nri insult rather than resent It when
Inflicted by these In power ever them.
Colonel Ludlow made a very forcible
representation of the state of the Philadel
phia water and of, what was needed te give
the citizens geed water. The councils ought
te have thanked hitn. Instead of which
they scolded him and some of the members
ventured te say that he lied. The consc censc consc
quence is that he makes it clear that
it is the councilmen who seek te
conceal the truth, and te leave the
people drink the water of sewers which
may readily be excluded from their hy
drants. If the Philadelphia councilmen think
that the people of their town will held
with them that Ignorance of what they
drink is bliss, they may hope te have thctn
side with them against the chief engineer
of their water department; but tlie proba
bility is that the people aie net in this state
of mind.
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If r.ny one does net bollevotlio local cro cre cro
materlum Is het enough, he should try it for
himself.
Tub state treasurer's repert for March
shows that Pennsylvania is holding up lln
financial end In geed style, there being at
the end of the month 2,0-10,307.74 in the
goneral fund. Of this amount the Fulton
National bank and First National bank, of
this city, each have $25,000 plums, which Is
doing pretty well for the county Beat of the
Old Guard of Republicanism in i'cnnsyi-
vaula.
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Since the smeke of the interrupted Sulll-van-McCaflrey
match has cleared away,
Mayer Smith appears as ene who might have
proventcd the meeting without the Intor Inter Intor
ference et Mr. Wheeler, had he se chosen.
He finds htmsolfnew ranged with the heelers
and gamblers and against the conservative
law-abiding element et the community. But
as he had the nearly united support of the
former class of people when he was a candi
date for mayor, it Is net very surprising that
he should endeavor te protect thelr Interests
new.
Hiiedi: Island Is such a small state, polit
ically and territorially, that Its gubernatorial
election en Wednesday was almost neglected
by the nowspaperH.
A J'OUNfi nnHllcnl student or naltlmnrehas
just received a geed cow hiding from a prom
inent lawyer, for kissing his pretty niece
against her will. He Induced a colored ser
vant girl employed in his bearding liouse te
held the young woman whilohe kissed her
several times, lie deserved werse than a
cow hiding, unleis, ns scorns probable, he is a
harmless idiot. Fer what posslble fun can
tliere be in kissing a girl who does net wish
te be kissed ?
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Aiiuen Day" fnr rennsylvanla, by ap
pointment of the governor, will be en April
10 ; ho.she or It who plants a trce en that day
will write a peem and a geed deal better
it will be than most of the spring poetry.
In coming years the wind will play melodies
en Its leates and branches, and its tuneful
chords will be in unison w 1th all the notes
of nature.
The Kew Yerk newsmen, through thelr
organ, tbe New Yerk Nncailealer, have Is
sued thelrukasoagalnstene-contnowspapom,
declaring that no mero one-cent newspapers
will ba tolerated by the organized news
dealers of New Yerk and Brooklyn. The
central council of newsdealers has taken olll elll
clal action in the matter and has Issued orders
that no new one-cent papers shall be hanJIed
by tbe regular dealers In these t e cities.
They also sorve notlce en Mesp-s. Bennett,
Pulitzer and Jenes that they want
three-quarters of cent profit en each
paper they --il, instead el one-half
nceuttt- ( reed ved at present Thorelsono
tiling about these newsdealers that Is very
evldent. They will never sufler from lack of
assurance. One would imagine from their
coolness in issuing a manllcste against one
cent papers that the public had made te them
a complete assignment of all Its rights te
Dewspaper reading matter. If a geed one
cent paper ia published, all the newsdealers
from New Yerk te Sail Franciice can net
prevent Its success.
a m m
Rethkras happened te go before the par
don beard, presumably when they were In
geed humor. He gets a commutation of
death sentence, which Treuke and Beach
failed te obtain. But hi boosting Betbcras,
the preps were taken from ene of his attend
ing physicians, the pardon beard having
practically decided that ha was guilty of mal
practice. Why could net the pardon beard
have been consistent as well as mercIfUl ?
There does net appear te have been any need
te drag a physician down te save the neck of
Beth eras.
LAWTOrS SAME WimDltAWH.
Fer the Iteasen That Certain Political Disa
bilities Were Never IteraeTed.
The Senate adjourned finally en Thursday.
During the executive session that day a mes
sage teas recelved from Uie president with
drawing the nomination of Alexander B.
Lawten, of Georgia, te be minister te Russia.
It appears that the political disabilities of
uenerai iawien nave never ueen removed.
He was a brlgadler-general In the Confeder
ate service during the war, and at Its clese
resumed the practice of bis profession In
Savannah. When President Andrew Jack Jack
eon was president he took it upon hlmself te
Issue pardons te certain Southern men for
the part they took In the rebellion and among
these pardoned by him was Oeneral lawten.
Atter these pardons had been grunted, how
ever, the Fourteenth Amendment te the con
stitution was adopted. The amendment
provides : " Ne person shall held any ofllce,
civil or military, under the United States or
In any state who, having once token the oath
te support the constitution of the United
States, shall have engaged in insurrection or
rebellion against the same, but Congress
may, by a two-thirds vote of each Heuso, re re ro
mevo such disability."
Senater Edmunds and ether constitutional
lawyers in the Senate maintained that fail
ure en Mr. Lawten's part te apply for the
removal of his disabilities under this amend
ment te the constitution, notwithstanding
the fact that he had been granted an amnesty
or pardon by ex-President Jehnsen, debarred
him from the right te held public office.
Secretary Bayard, wheu he ndyised the
president te nominate General Lawsen. was
ignorant of the fact that his political dis
abilities had net been removed, and as seen
as be had heard of the objection beinir made,
the message withdrawing the nomination was
sent te the Senate.
A Venerable Pedestrian.
Fiem the Totlstewn Ledger,
Philip Lemerlnk, a still pretty actlve old
man, whose residence is In Philadelphia,
passed through PotUtewu en Wednesday,
en bis way home from a visit en feet te parts
of Berks and Iiaucaster counties. He stated
he was In bis 8Cth year, has frequently made
trips out into the country, walking 10 te 15
miles a day, or a less distance, as he felt like
it. Mr. Lemerlnk was bera at Osnabrnck.
Hanover, Germany, November sad, 1709.
came te thisoeuutry sixty-one years age, and
being a coal miner by occupation, worked In
the mines of Schuylkill county. He was the
father or eleven children, nine or whom and
their mother died "et consumption, and two
are living. It is uet often that v, e meet such
pilgrims, Btafflu band, makiugIen pedes
trian tours, and he cheerful! and hearty, as
this little old native of the' kingdom of flan
ever,
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the score of the old enir Bwbara Allen."
which hw been wked for in these columns
and with It myat "Enclosed And an at
tempt nt reproducing Uto.tuneof "Barbern
Allen" as sung by my mother In her youth,
and who is new threo-scero and ten. If the
endeavor will pre ve of Interest nndsatlsnto nndsatlsnte nndsatlsnto
tlen te your correspondent 'N,' iti.wlllibe
gratifying te a constant reader of the iNTKl
LiaKNcnn." New who can supply the com cem com
nlete words of " Capt Kldd s"
"My imme ia Captain Kldd
When I Balled, -when I galled, etc."
The first nauie In American literature In
point ei time was net graved en Plymouth
Reck, but was written In the sand that lay
along the banks of the James river, Va.
Geerge Sandys was the name and his for
gotten work was a translation of Ovid.
Fer the past ten or twelve years the voice
and pen of Charles K. Buckalew have net
been heard and felt often In political discus
sions. He has rocently published a tlmely
and forclble article en Jolfcrsen's theory and
policy with regard te removals from office,
which would afford the president a geed
beacon light te Bteer between the Scylla
of civil sorvlce reform disappointments
and the Charybdts of Domecrallo dis
satisfaction. Ten years after Albert
Gallatin quit actlve politics, and when be
was 85 years old he llved te be ever 88 he
printed a pamphlet entitled "Pcace with
Mexico" of which 150.000 conies were cir
culated. There is a geed crayon picture of
Gallatin hanging In the handsome room of
I.t Gov. Black in the state capltel. Black
knows all about Gallatin, "Friendship Hill"
In Fayotte county, the former home of Gal-
latin, was pari ei mocsuueei me aiu juuu
lb Dawsen, dec'd,Gev. Black's father In-law.
and It Is still the possession of his family. It
was also once the home of the Mellior family,
of which Mrs. W. M. Nevln, of this city, is a
daughter. "Friendship Hill" is in that dis
trict or Fayotte (pronounced Fy-at) where
the township meetings bravely passed "the
resolution of 1703" all through the stormy
period of the late war. In that lieutenant
govemoi's room at HarrUburg besides Gal
latin's there hang pictures of ex-Lt Gov's.
Stone and I.atta; General Simen Cameren,
.1 micro Bleck and Senater Wallace. Gov.
Black did net solect the furniture for the
room nor Its wall ornaments, but Uiey all
reprecnt very geed-looking men ; and If
there was n mirror en the wall the portrait of
another might occasionally be scen.
When Adolalde Procter first began te wrlte
noetrv and te send it te ITouxeheltl Weriit,
under the odlterial direction et Charles
Dicken, her father's friend, she was se con
scientiously careful lest a personal considera
tion might be shown her that the merits of
her composition would net have wen, that
she adopted a nevt ite plume. It was se
carefully concealed that Dickens did net dis
cover her Identity for ever a year, and then
enlv bv accident, oller, he says, he bad
ceme te regard the fictitious poetoss as quite
as real a personage as his own mother. Such
nlce scrupulousness would well belli some
later day writers, who put oil' en the reading
public a great deal of trash unworthy of thelr
reputations, and which they sell by their
names, though it really discredits them.
1 de net knew that any of the alumni of
Lincoln university, that most earnest and
successful laborer in the Held of negre educa
tion, has reeled off better peetry than Phlllls
Whcatley wrote mero than a hundred years
age. She was bought, at the age of eight, In
the slave market of Bosten, before slae slae
beldlng was unprofitable in that cold climate,
or kidnapping had become unpopular In
New England's surcharged moral atmev
phore. She mourned ueorge Whltfleld's
death in verse and hailed Washington's
virtues in tuneful panegyric ; but alas I she
married a kind of quack lawyer, barber and
grocer nnd died with hlin In peverty. This
black swan was Ikihi in Afrlcj-
.
What a funny Hk'uie he must have cut
this Benjamin Lay, who was the first 1I0'
anti-slavery agitator In tbe country as fear
less as Wendell Phillips and whose tongue
ceased te wag a generation berore "Uncle
Tem" wae born ! He was only forty-eight
inch's in height, wero white hat and clothes
Mid bad a snowy beard as long as a horse's
tell. He bullied the slavo-heldlng Quakers
around Philadelphia as relentlessly as their
defendants afterwards bully-ragged the
Southerners; and they used te carry him out
of their meetings and lily him at the deer
step te be walked ever because he wouldn't
held his tongue en the great question when
the ethers sought silent consolation from the
spirit. He would rather trot around with
an empty stomach than breakfast vtlth a
slave-owner, nnd as even the dove-colored
and stralght-coated Quakers of that day
nearly all took slavery in theirs, Friend
Benjamin often missed the lunch route. He
hated tea and beggars almost as intensely as
he sympathized with the black in bondage
Roast turnips and cold water were the chief
of his diet ; and he Beems te have been in his
vegetarianism the original "Mulberry Sel
lers." He ence tried a forty-day fast and
nearly starved te death.
Sinduad.
A ClllCAflU SCANDAL.
Tire Wires Claiming a Weathy Beard of Trade
Man as Their Husband.
A sonatlen of large dimensions 'Mas
created in Chicago, when it bocame goner
ally known Thursday, that William H. A.
Brown, a wealthy beard of trade man, was
under arrest, charged with bigamy. The
vt arrant was.swern out several days age.
The story connected with the altalr as given
by the prosecution Is as fellows : Late in the
fall of lSSiMrs. Brown Ne. 1, a most estimable
lady, departed from Chicago for the East en a
visit te lriends and relatives. She remained
absent from Chicago for the period of eight
months or thereabouts. During the visit of
the Chicago lady in the Hest, an Eastern lady
came te Chicago, also en a visit te friends and
relatives.
1 he Kastern lady, whose maiden name was
Carrie L. Barney, was about nineteen, hand hand hand
seme and intelligent, and seen, by her lady
like manner, had formed a circle of associates,
representatives of Chicago's best soclety.
Among this circle of friends was Mr. Will
iam II. A. Brown, the defendant, who, al
though considerably elder than Miss Carrie,
was T)y her slde as often as opportunity
would admit
This was continued until Miss Carrie left
the city te visit Detroit. Thore seen after her
arrival Mr. Brown appeared and renewed bis
attentions with even mero earnestness than
before Soen the twain crossed ever Inte
Windser, Canada, where they were married
July.28, 188t. "
The couple returned te Chicago, and the
young wife lived in happiness utterly .Ignor
ant of the surprise In store for her. It came
In October last, and wlthitcame also wife
Ne. 1 and her soventeen-yoar-old daughter
from the East. The scene betwoen the two
Mrs. Browns Is passed evor without com
ment, but it resulted in Mrs. Brown Ne. 2
leaving the house.
The alleged Mrs. Brown Ne. 2 expresses a
determination te punish her alleged husband
in the criminal court, and also te secure
alimony for separate maintenance in the civil
court. Brown, she says, told her be had
been divorced, but she never dreamed of the
truth, though she often wondered at bis
peculiar ways as well as the actions of Ids
frieuds whom she met. Mrs. Brown says
the whole matter Is a piece of blackmail ; but
this Is denied by the attorney of Mrs. Brown
Ne. 2, who says be has a certificate of the
marriage in Windser, Canada.
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The Right te Open a Judgment.4
The chief justlce of the supreme court has
tiled an opinion In the case orstreud's appeal
from the common pleas of Susquehanna
county. The questien involved was te the
right of a court te open a Judgment and admit
adofensotoitinn sclre facias en that Judg
eont. The court belew rofused te open the
judgment In afllrmlng this Judgment the
cmeijustice holds that the morns or an origi
nal Judgment cannot he inquired into in a
scire facias en that Judgment The practice
of opening Judgments te establish a defense
which had originated since the rendition of
the judgment Is Improper. Such a defense
does net impair the original validity of. the
Judgment The decree of the lower court Is
affirmed and the appeal dismissed with
costs,
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Ilhede UUdiI's State Election, '
The mate election In Rhede Island was held
en Wednesday. Tim vnt, xi-ne tlirht .ni th.
Republican ticket, headed by Geerge r. Wet Wet
mere, for governor, was chosen by the usual I
majority,
Hx, tL . Oex, United Mafcw minister te
Tariwjr. te at ZMetrMe, O., at the bedside of
hfrmftt,wb te dying.
DrT. B. WAbd, a well-known surgeon
and physletan, died Thursday morning In
Norfolk, Virginia, aged 47 year.
Vioteh Iluae's absolute conviction Is
said te be that Uie priest and the dogma nre
bad In every posslble rollglen, and their in
fluence has ever been fatal te humanity. I
, Mr, Cer.KMAN, Uie newly-appolnted com
missioner of agriculture, Is an enthusiastic
(believer In sorghum culture and thinks that
plant will seen furnish the ontlre sugar sup
ply of the United States.
LiKCf. OnEEtr, who remains In Wash
ington, Is Still mi I te a figure In society circles
en account of his Arclle experiences. He
wears his hair slltrhtlv long and cultivates a
general air of aflocted lndlttercnce te the at
tention which is paid him.
Set'RRTAnr Lam An has fitted up a bath
room adjoining the Interier department,
with marble slabs, carved mahogany, elegant
chairs, JcesUy mirrors, Turkish tewels.
Smyrna rugs, beautiful Ivery mounted
brushes and ethor requisites, Including wr
fumed soaps and sweet-smelling waters. He
is therefore charged by Republican organs
with a departure from Jeffersenian simplic
ity. Surely a man's 'disposition te be clean
should net be quarreled with.
GOOD FKIDAY.
Quaint though the constructed or the
following poem, yet nover has the story of
the Cress been told with mero truthful sim
plicity :
West they who seek
WMle In their youth
With spirit meek
The way et truth.
Te theni the Sucrcd Scriptures new display
Christ as the only true and living way ;
Ills precious bleed en Calvary was given
Te make them heirs of endless bl Us In heaven.
And here en earth the child of Ged can trace
The glotleus blessings of his Saviour's grace,
Fer them He bore
Ills lather's frown j
Ker thcrn He were
The thorny crown,
Nailed te the Cress,
Kndured 1U pain,
That Ills life's less
Might be their guliu
Then Imste te cheese
That better part,
Ner dare rofuse
The Lord thy heart ;
Lest He doelaro
" 1 knew you net,"
And deep despair
Should be your let.
New leek te Jesus who en Calvary died.
And trust en Him who thus was crucified.
8VECTAT, NOTICES.
If Martin Luther
Had only been able te get a bottle of llrewn's
iron itinera in nis spens nervousness ana K
physical debility, It would have been u iiiia
Iren llltter In his spells nervousness and un-ul
,B'r,
work, lluthe lived 400 yeais before llrewn's
Iren Milters had been heard or. Llterary work
era and busy clergymen knew the advantages of
this great Iren tonic The Uev. D. '. Manly,
Tamnlce, Tenn., snys, " Ncrvniisuess, prnstiu-
tlen and Indigestion serleasly iitrrcled my
affected
nenitn. urewns iron iiuicrs
once."
relieved me
at
The Traveling Kuleitnan
Is an Irresistible fellow, brim full of stories,
JetfH, courage. self-Hsanrunce and urlt. lie U
very taking withal. Vurdeek Jtloeit lllttcri are
a very taking medicine ; thvytuku evi-rywliern,
and are sold every here, for i,ale by II. II.
Cochran, druggist 13J ulld 1TJ -verth (Jucui
street, i-uncasier.
Oft. FIlAZIEirS MAGIC OI.NTMK.Nt!
The great cut blessing that lias been dlxcevvi cd
In thlsrenemtlen. A suit cure for llells, Hums.
Seres, Cuts, Klesh Wounds, bore Nipples, Hard
and belt Cerns, Chapped Lips and lliinds, 1'lin-
ls and blotches. Vrlce toehold by Drugglsls.
Did by II. 1). Cochran, 137 and 13a North tyirrn
treet. (t)
lie Careful of the Unities.
If your children are threatened with croup or
any threat difficulty, apply u few drops of
Thenuu' Xrleelrle Oil. It fs the nicest medicine
for the little ones we knew of. Ker snle liy II
U. Cochran, drugglnt, 1J7 snd 133 North Qiicuii
street Lancaster.
DU. WILLIAM'S INDIAN PILK OINTMKNT.
L. O. McCullum, conductor en the II. A W. It.
ft., Springfield, O., Aug. 3). Iter.!, sajs : " I have
been a great sufferer wtth tba piles. I used nu
merous remedies and employed nmiiy physic
tans, tint te no purpose. A friend recommended
Dr. w II Hum's Indian l'lle Ointment, w hlch I urn
grateful te say has cured me." sold by
echnui, 137 nnd ixi North Queen street.
II. II.
(3j
" My Grmedratlier's Cluck,"
Whs once a very popular song, but like many
ether Hcutlmentaf tunes It doesn't wear veil.
Dr. Themat' J.'cUclrlc Oil uHU uear; It will
wear away all aches, sprains, nnd pulns, nnd re
pays Its purchaser a hundred fold, t'orsalehy
II. 1). Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13U North (hccii
street, Lancaster.
EOAL suxiceh.
ESTATE OF CHARLES EITINGER,
late of Lancaster clty.dec'd. Letters of ad
ministration en suld estate having been grunted
te the undersigned, all persons Indebted tlieiete
are requested te make Immediate- payment, and
these caving claims or demands ugalnst the
inuau uJivuiK cinims ur ucinunus against me
same, will present them without dcluy for sit-
Ucmcut te the undersigned, residing In said city
CATIIAlllNK Ki'FINUKIt,
miz-uiaeaw-
Administratrix.
E ST ATE OF OATHARINi: HAM HAM
IlftlGIIT.lateefLancastcrclty.du'd. Letters
of administration en said estate liavlng
been granted te the undersigned, nil
persons Indebted thereto are requested
te make immediate payment, and thobe
having claims or demands against tbe same
will prcsent them without dcluy for settle
ment te the undersigned, residing In banhury,
Northumberland county.
W. A. IIAMUKIGIIT,
H, Ace. Atlee. Administrator.
Attorney. inJWJtdeuw
ESTATE OF FREDERICK TEUSCH,
late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estate havtng been granted
te the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested te make immediate payment and
tbose caving claims or demands ugalnst the
estate of the decedent wtll make the same
known te him without delay.
ritANK I'FLlFFKIl, Kxecuter.
B. C. Kbxadt Attorney. inl3-(.tdeuw
SVECTACLES.
CUFERIOR
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field GIosses, barometers, Tele Tele Tele
scepes, Magfe Lanterns, Thermometers, Draw
ing Instruments, l'hllosepblcal and Chemical
Apparatus. List and Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogues sent F1SKK en application.
QUEEN& CO.,
NO. KM CHESTNUT BT. l'lIIXADKLI'IIIA
mar3-lyd&w
VNDEBTAKJNa.
TTNDERTAKINO.
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen and Vine Streets,
LAKOASTXa, l'A.
Personal attentten given te all orders. K ery
thing in the Undertaking line furnished.
liavlng secured the services of a first-class me
Chanle, 1 am prepared te de all kinds of Uphol
stering at very moderate prices. All kinds of
Furniture Upholstered. Give me a call.
, L. R. ROTE.
JantOtld
ELECTION NOTICE.
Fabmibs' WKSTEntt Mabket Ce., j
The annual meeting of stockholders and elcc-
.Lancaster, -1 a.
tlen for Directors erthts company will he held
at me i armors' western Market Heuse, en
MONDAY. Al'ltlL 13. 183S. between lhn hnnr of
9 and 11 a.m. (V.O. MAKSIIALL,
w2S-13tdJtw Secretary.
MILLER'S
BORAX SOAP.
Docs net Chap the Hands.
Answers every purpose,
ill cieun anyming.
Harmless, Etfecttve and Cbeap.
mar'-Cmd
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AN1
GUNNEHS. All persons are hereby for
bidden, te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates. In Lebanon and
uiutnntr uuuuues, wneiunr incjesea erunin-
closed, either for the purpose of sheeting or fish-
ing, as the law wUI be rigidly enforced ug
eirtretpasslng en said lauds of the undent;
iw wui ee rigieiy eniercea against
Dg en sold lauds of the undat-Hlpfted
miv. Mill muuv
... .T. f-. '" '-
ice.
WM. COLEMAN FUEEMAN,
M. I'EHCY ALDKN,
i JSUWAKD C. FREEMAN,
Attorney for K. W, Celesjau's beirs,
G4E.
i-ssjyw'iv'
r0 BITTERS.
E
This medicine combining Iren i
iwlthpurovftge iwlthpurevftge
ipletely GUUKS
, MAI-AllIA.
r. itftl.ta aiil
tshle tenl(-s, quickly and cemple
pySPKI'SlA, INOIOKSSION,
WKAKNEHS. IMI'UKR I1LOOI),
nr.Annjucii aeiivrii iiuuuui ..m. ......
fKVKK and NKIIItAOI A.
lly rapid and theruiiRh naslmllalten with the
bleed It reaches every part of the system, puri
fies and. enriches the bleed, strengthens the
muscles and nerves, and tones and Invigorates
the system: , ......
A line Appeilter ucsi umic Known,
It -will euro the worst case of Uvsticnsln,
re
n..vinfrll fllatrpaalnip svtnntems. such as Tl
ast
ftig the Feed, llelchlhg, Heat in the Stomach,
The only Iren medicine that will notblacken
or Injure the teeth. ,, A
It fs Invnluable for dlseasospecullarte women,
and te nil persons who lead sedentary lives.
An unrulllng remedy for diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys. .
l'ersens sufTertng from the effect of overwork,
nervous treuhlcs, less of appetite, or debility,
experience quick relief and ronewed energy by
Its use.
1 1 does net ennse Headache or produce Const! Censt! Const!
pntlen OT1 1 Kit I ren medicines de.
It Hthu only preparation of Iren that causes
linn 4titl fVI . M(A
no injurious meets.
Physicians and druggists
lrremmend It lis thnhrsC Try It,
The goiiulne hns Trade Mark and Crossed ted
lines en wrapper. Tnkoneothcr. Madoenlyby
IIALTIMOIUI, Me.
sept9 lyd&lyw
MANHOOD RESTORED.
RKMIDT VBKE.
A victim or youthful Imprudence causing Tro Tre Tro
matuie Decay, Nervous Debility. Lest Manhood,
AC, having tried In vain every known remedy.
hn dlHCninred a Blmnle self-cure, which he will
send KltKE te bis fellow sufferers. Address,
.1. If. HKKVKS.
JIMyoedftlyw 43 Chatham 8U. Mew Yerk City
AFTEIl ALL OTHKHS FAIL,
COHSUtT
DR. LOBB.
NO. 319 North Fifteenth street, below Callewhlll
sticct, Philadelphia. Cures all Secret Discuses
or both sexes. Twenty Years Kiperlonce. Con Cen Con
SiltiVtlen by mall. NfcUVOUS AnDHPKCIAL
DISEASES. New book Just out. Send for It.
Price 50c Hours 11 till 2, and 7 te 10 p. m
fcb2-lydw
a
RAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
cme for Impotency and all Diseases that fellow
Less of Memery, Universal Lassitude, Fain In
the Hack, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old
Ace, and many ethor diseases that lead te In
sanity or Consumption and a I'remature Grave.
Full particulars In our pamphlet, which we de
sire tescna tree uy maiiie everyone, -isiieiw
clfle medicine Is sold by all druggists at 1 per
ackaire. or six nacKHKcs jur n, ur wm uubcjii.
ree by mall en
n receij
pt of the money, by ad-
ft.iiBalnff tfin flcpnl.
II. a. COCHRAN, Druggist, Sole Agent,
Nei. 137 and 139 North Queen street, Lancaster,
On account et counterfeits, we hare adopted
the Yellow Wrapper : the only Kone'ne.
THtGitAy MEDlCINKCO,
Buffalo. N. Y.
SAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE.
Huptvbk, Vauiceceus and Special Diseases
if either sex. Why be humbugged by quacks,
when you can Una In Dr. Wright the only Heo Hee
ulab Putsiciak In I'hlladclpbla who makes a
specialty of the above dlseuses and cubes them t
Cerns auAOAitTKKD. Auvicx rKEX.day ana even
ing. DimngcrH can ue ircuieu auu iciuui uuwa
the same day. Offlc.j.rlr.te WBI011T
Ne. 211 North Ninth strict, above Ilace,
I. O. box 73. Fhlladclphia.
su23-lydAw
c
ONSUMPTION-1 HAVE A POSITIVE
1 remedy for the above disease ! by Its use
he usnnds of cases of tbe worst kind and of long
Btandlnir ha e been cured.
inaccu, se strong is
tiivfnllh In ttsclllcacv that
I will send TWO
ilOTTLLS FltEE, together with a valuable trea
Use en this disease iu any sufferer. Glm ex-
press and 1. O. address.
DK.T. A.SI.OCUM,
161 l'earl SL, N. Y.
iiIMlmdeedAfimw
CHAPPED HANDS, LIPS AND FACES
are very common In March, but
CREAM OF ROSES
Always cures. Ne grease, no smarting. ONLY,
leCE.MS, atDrugglsts. Fer sale at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
decS-Cmd 137 and 130 North Queen street.
CATARRH.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
-CUUES
COLD INHEAD, CATAUnil.UObKCOLD.HAY
FEVEK, DEAF.SESS, HEADACHE.
Easy te use.
N. Y, U.S. A.
Price, BCc Ely llre.'s , Oswego
Hay Fever.
ELY'S CUEAM HALM Cleanses the Head,
Allavs Inflammation, Ilculs the Seres, Itcstercs
the Senses of '1'ai.te and Smell. A quick and
jKjsltlve cure. &e cents at Druggists. u cents
by mall, registered, feud fur circular. Sumplu
by mail, 10 cents.
ELY BROTHERS,
Diugglsts, OsTcge, N. Y.
inarU-trd&w
JUS CELLA.VEO VS.
S'
TOR AGE
Ann--
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL MAYEK,
decilvd 10 West Chestnut streeL
-IDOTEISMAKINO
CABINET PHOTOQBAPHS
AT S3.00 A DOZIlf.t
AT NO. 13 NOKTII QUEEN 8TUEET.
JanlStfd Lancaster, l'a.
HE LARGEST, 11EST AND MOST
cemplete assortment of 1'lajlng Cards in
tbe city from 6 cents per pack up ut
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FUONTCIGAU
bTOUE.
Hrl A riTaA WORTH OF MILLINERY
ipXXJ )JJJ Goods te be sold at a very
heavyrcductlen, en account of removal te our
new store, t) North Queen street, (btrauss's Old
Stand.)
NEW YOltK AND I'AEIS MILLINEHY CO ,
JanS-tfd 2 West Ufng St., Lancaster, l'a.
T
HIS PAPER 18 PRINTED
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK,
Fairmount Ink Works, 26th and IWa. Aveeae
lanR-lyd PIULADELI'IIIA. I'A.
s
A INT-RAPHAEL WINE.
INFORMATION.-
Tbe Salnt-Itapbael Wine has a delicious flaveur
and ts drunk In the principal cities of Itussta,
(icrmany, norm ana oeutu America, ureat
Jjuiuuii Aiiuui, mi Dif vii. .ugiiiuiiiuijv.iJvawi
annually Is sufUclent proof et Its stability and
staying powers, while for tbe real connoisseur
there is no wine that can be considered its
superior.
ia-TheSalnt-Raphael WlneCempany, Valence,
Department of thu Dreme (France.))
Britain. India, nnd se en. Tbe quantity exported
H. E. SLAYMAKER
I
fls-tfd
Ne. W EAST KING 8TUEET.
T
10 TOU ACCO BUYERS AND PACKERa
Contract Beeks,
Receipt Beeks,
Sample Tags,
ALL STYLESand QUALITY of OAItDOOAlID
STRING TAGS,
And all kinds of PHINTING used by Leaf Te
bacca Dealers, executed in tbe
BEST STYLE and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Call aud see our samples,
promptly attended te.
Orders by wall
STEINMAJ4&.HENSEL,
INTELLIOENCER Building,
Lancaster, I"a.
wwa
ibbKrr e e ww ww RwH "
BbH ftoe Wfisl O
II H HO O K MN
II E i oe H ml
imn It TTTT TTTT TK RRR nSSSg
!.,un U ; i SKilisJ
LINN & BRENEMAN.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ttae Bensen innewt hand for fuxnlshlnK and reflttingr Hemes.
Nethlnsr adds mero te the furnishing of a heuse than .handsome OAS
FIXTURES. A short tlme age Elegant Ohandeltenrwere a luxury that
only the wealthy could enjoy, new the prices are se low that FINE
GOOD3 are within the reach of all. In the way of Common Goods
we have quite a stock of olegnnt Patterns, but net the prevailing
style, for which we will net rofuse any reasonable eflbr.
PLUMBING and GAS-FITTING promptly attonded te. HEATING
by Het Air or Steam. Estimates given en all kinds of work.
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
GREAT STOVE
Ne. 152 North Queen St.,
1IOOKH.
E
A8TEII 18S5.
SOUVENIRS!
FOR THE EASTER SEASON.
Plain and Fringed Easter Cards. Easter Beeks, Easter Tokens.
AT THE HOOK8TOHE OK
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 "and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA
CIMTH1KU.
F
OH
GLOVES,
Te keep the hands warm
MI1TENS,
Te keep tbe hands warm.
SOCKS,
Te keep the feet warm.
EAR MUFFS,
Te keep the cars warm.
MUFFLERS,
Te keep tbe ntckuarm.
UNDERWEAR,
Te keep the body warm.
Ge te ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 17 WEST KING 8TKEET.
F
INE TAILORING.
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
Tbe Largtst and Choicest Assortment of
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITY OF LANLASThll.
All the Latest Novelties lu
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINE OF
SPRING OVERCOATING.
THE VE11Y lIKbTOKK.MANSJIIl
Prices te suit all nnd ull goods arrautcd as
represented at his new store,
H"o.43Ierth Queen St.
(OPPOSITE THE I'OSTOFFlCi:.)
H. GERHART.
L.
GANS.MAN A UKO.
Spring Opening,
In Our Custom Tailoring Department.
Suits te Measure at 810.
Suits te Moasure at $12.
Suits te Moaaure at 815.
Suits te Moasure at $18.
Suits te Measure at $20.
Suits te Moasure at $26.
Pants te Moasure at $3.00, $3.50,
$4.00, $5.00, $6.00, up te $9.00.
Children & Bey's Clothing
OUK GKEAT SPECIALTY.
CHILDUEN'8 SUITS at If M, $200, M, $300,
$4.01), 5.S0. IIOY'S hUlTS at $.'.00, riSO, $3.W, 1.0U,
$5 00, up te $10.00.
Yeu are doubtless luteicstcd In the purchase of
SPRING CLOTHING
And want the best quality for the least money.
We are equally Interested tu seeming jeurpn.
Monace, and have placed our larije stock at
prices within tbe reach of all.
Our Koeds wcie neer se low prlcid as iieh,
while they ure as desirable as in rr.
I. GAISHAlf & BRO,
Nes. 68-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Right en the Beuthwest Cor. of Orange Street,)
LANCASTEK, I'A.
a-Net cennettcd with any ether oletliliii?
house In the cltv.
s
PR1NQ.
The pleasant weather of the nasi fcwdujsre-
inludmis that Spring U ut luuul, ana tliut It la
1'HUH IS Ut ILHUU, 11I1U II
s wantuil In the way of
ilUlU IU BVU VVUUl 11
SPRUG CLOTHnG.
Burger & Sutten,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
Are prepared f e show te the public a Large and
Well Selected Stock of
Spring and Summer Suitings,
Such as Corkscrew s, "all shades," l'lalil.i. Checks
mid Silk Mixtures, In fact everything that Is
New end Desirable, JIade In the liitest Styles,
et prices as low as the lowest ter the suinu i ual
Ity of suits. Our
READY-MADE STOCK
Fer SprliiK and Summer Suits for Men, Youth
aud Ueys Is cemplete und ready for Inspection.
Callnnd Examine our Stock. Ne Trouble te
Shew Goods.
BURGER & SUTTON,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LAKCASXEU, I'A.
'w sAi 'A.nwiiv
STORE.
Lancaster, Pa.
VAHHTAOES.
OTANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
(Canlage builders),
MARKET S1IIKET. IIEAH OF POSTOFFICE,
LANCAbTEU, I'A.
OUll LA11UE 0TOCK OF
.BUGGIES & CAUEIAGES
Comprises the Latest Styles and the most Ele-
imntlv
rimaneu, n lliuil iv r.
OFFEU AT
OHEATLY UEDUCKD l'UICES
ThebUl'EltlUll QUALITY OF OUll WORK
Is no loinrcrauestler.ed. Our work is asnneas
any made In the larger cities, and BOLD AT
HALF THE l'lllCE. NOW 13
F THE 1'UlCE.
low is the time te order
lurspilni;.
ENCOUItAGE FA lit DEALING
And Honest Werk. All Werk WAKitANTED.
ltEl'AIItlNO rilOMI'TLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of w eikmcn especially cmplej ed for that
purpose.
- A few SLEIGHS left at Lew Figures. Give
us a call. nevSO-tfdft w
B
ARGAINS.
AFTER THE SALE
-Al-
NORBECK & HILEY'S,
CORNER OP
DUKE AND VINE STREETS,
LANCASTEU, I'A.,
A LOT OF
VERY CHOICE
CflBPJfiGIi WORK
LEFT,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC SALE PRICES.'
DON'T MISS A 1IA11GA1N.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE QUALITY OF
THE WOllIC
TILL WORK GUmWE&D.
SAI! questions answered by Telephone,
through the Telephone Exchange, with which
tbe establishment Is connected.
jievsEFVBXisnixa heeds.
T
II K
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO IIUY AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-ij A
P.
'J
Ne. 24 Seuth Juecu Street,
feh271yd LANCASTEU, PA.
JZDUVATJOyAZ.
TOOK AT THIS I
AND T11ENEM11UACE IT.
Boek-koeplng, Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic,
Business Correspondence,
Practical Penmanship,
Practical Grammar,
Drawing Business Documents,
AH for 33 for 3 months, er30 lord months, at
Lancaster Commercial College.
Address,
H. O. WEIDLER,
Ne. lOJi EAST KINO BTIIEET.
Lancaster, l'a
Janie-tfd
WAT CUES, JtC.
yy-ATUUKS, CI.OOKS AND JEWELRY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PIIICKS OF hWATCIIM CLOCKS AN1
LOUIS WKBEIl'S, Ne. 159 i-2 Nerlh Queen SfaeeL
Opposite City Hetel, near Pa. It. It. Depet.
Depet.
lEutatlllll lit Whrill alllu liH..a
Extm Lew 1'ilccs.
ItcpMirlneat
jyj
31-Iyd
STOVES.
TpOOH, WHITE A ed,
PltlME UA.LWAtY vtmE8EAMVAY8 ON
Minneapolis Iteel Estate 7 per cent, bends for
saleatlUlanrt i luterest. Proprietors of "Peer's
Manual of lteflw ays." Correspondence Invited.
46 Wall Street, New Yerk,
octl-lydeed
WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE BUST
OlKars 1 it the town, two for He. nt
UAHiMAN'S YELLOW fUOKT CI
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