?!T"T55' " r .1l ' ,tj' W MTdMyA 1 jt m HiUMMMMwriiMiM f. OUT IHBUHB. Lftrtry SrMtec ktktTMr tfrsjUtJATSKCWWO) ; mi JKENCEB BUILDING,' tWrVvernar Centra Squire. ?' ' Mf 4WWkts A WX. FITS) DOLL1M A rcBimAMemw. rMTAeinn IBNTS no tbm te nrrr cairn a a BV"j r '. -.,5 iri (ftWsOnCLYt " INTELLIGENCER," K.l 7..W A ll . i Sij irainrB, i.ihrery Wednesday Morning, frr v .W T 1.1 ne V,fteMIUMlTUl IHAUVAKCX. ll -i'fv-1? -,A v y ? in ttEBEl!!!! r , & ? eellcltea from every patt of Iho MM tMmhtry. Correspondents arc re te wrtle legibly ana en one Blue or yuMr esriy t and te sign tlielr names, net yAUMMen, liut In proof of geed faith. BHBVHJMCIUS iUblvIB Wl ww uvuin.u.... w weeeeket. AUtlRIM AKD TKLIORAMB TO '""'' THE INTELLIGENCER, j LAKCA8TER, I' A. jtoiuesfet intelligencer. 4rJLxeA8TEn. April u, ibsj. lA? 1-, ft V i U-,l . FroMcet Roberts' Views. ,;lpmident Roberts, of the Pennsylvania ' nmteMI, ptTe te ine legislative cemnuiuiu -MBMrfibtg, the ether day, Iii3 opinions i.X noefi the BChdlnc anti-uiscr rninatien bin but briefly and badly sleepy correspondents 'r'Ta.'."" .iaad.railwaT legislation Kcnerallv. What ri" 5A . '!. I.-- t.HA.. ,t..n BWU UM UCCU ?trisMrieA.- V. -a. - J r Triwtbe'wspapersnet appieciatlng appar- I Tstiytbe importance and interest te the Hqjebik generally of the views of the chief of k'j;xtae inman jauiu.iu iu me cwuunj. , VKJtr J?06113! ns report oe, scem's te nuuii i'&JtiUa tbt It Is wrong te permit railroads te t. r--;, mwuut, arm w receive uuhiucss uum i-uvii fv, ataeraaa te maintain a puuua rate ei f ;iU.whk:h shall be the same te all its )MtOMH! v& y$Ia tikJwr this position Sir. Roberts train- 4fiJt' the? constitution and the common iMMf'eC.tbe people, both of which impem " Utwty ' mulrc that there Bhall be f ree 'R fttetiaununtmitlnn of trnfflf. hnfwppn rail. ;V, 5rdg, and that their charges shall net be f?,'lecit, and shall be the same te all their igtttfttesjers. Thishas been the requirement ''J&jfthelawtimoeutof mind. The common t in pt Mm innr Snt.li MmC, MeViileirm'9iU, Jwtely'Wfli hfflmt, ichkhyhatlifnkKh division bf the tmject sepurtwd givirqkclal refertnuie the effects of alcoholic driiike, elimnlanU and narcotics vpen the human system." It requires only a statement of the law te show that it is ene impose), bletobe carried out; and therefore it should (net have been passed . t It further provides that " he person shall tach i'h the public schools of the common wealth et Fennsylvania after the first Mon day In (January ene thousand eight hun dred and eighty-six who has net passed a satisfactory examination in physiology and hygle.ne, with special reference te the ef fects of alcoholic drinks, stimulants and narcotics upon the human system, and no certificate of fitness te teach shall be grant ed any teacher after said date who has net passed' the aforesaid examination." Tiie operation of this part of the law depends entirely upon who is the examiner, what he knows about the subject and what he con siders "a satisfactory examination. It would certainly be easily te disqualify most of the teachers new in service by a strict enforcement of the prevision quoted. It Is further made the duly of county, city and borough superintendents te report itnv fnllnra nr unwlent. rm Ilie IMlrt nf school directors, controllers or beards of education te make proper prevision in any of the schools or districts under their juris diction, for instruction in physiology and hygiene, which in each division of the sub ject be pursued gives special lefcrence te the effects of alcoholic drinks stimulants and narcotics upon the human system as required by this act ; and such failures en the parts of directors, contrelleis or beardB of education thus or otherwise shall be deemed sufficient cause for withholding the warrant for state appropriation of school money te which such district would other wise be entitled." "We understand that all the publishers of school books are getting up and amending works en physiology and hygiene te meet the previsions of the bill ; but that the in spired authoress et the law is first in the field with a book that fits it exactly ; in fact the bill was drafted te fit the book. A new terror has been added te the office of schoef director. . t i . ii b . . .-l v r' jnde, my Mt Uk UwUwlfw te - UudJ TT. la. i1i..im'. f. TTI, tl. .SmIJ.1 ii V-V.t-.i- ' v J . . vfc Piifftim.'; Mm wrm ( iKTuet) IHBMHViST (1KISC, W, TUB BALTnteraT Haw Ottvrusr) ab TMMAiir irrBODtwreaT CMAr.'Xerai ' Hau. f.. aiuiaaai.aivB, Pa 0s, OTM AJID ran, a J leniiaa Uaifaaam, r,jef,nari jemutcuue. I""!1 -par Brethers. It is mid that the language spoken in Ffalt, one of the states of the German Em pire, closely resembles the Pennsylvania Dutch that is se coumenly 'heard through Eastern and rJouthem Pennsylvania. The only difference noted Is that the French Is mero mingled with the Pfalz distlect than with the lingo In which a vast number of our fanners make thomselves understood. In the latter the English tongue Is mero blended for the reason that the early German Immigrants were largely nublected te English Influences when Uiey first set feet en the New World. It Is a strange hodge-podge, this Pennsylva nia Dutch, With no Utorature back of it 1 and it would puzzle the studeut of Goslhe and Schlller very eften te And out what it means. cronrero. Tiiu pouch buds ero In a critical condition. When nre they ether wiseT m "Ambition that did o'erloan Itself" would be a lilting epitaph te place e or the dead bootblack akater, Donevan. envneu vuenta. A MiulrHl Journal' I'lea Fer the l'djinent of CherUter. Frem the Mimical Herald. Among churches there Is a growing sentl- ment ngamst the practice called "caudldat ing " for a pastor, and there might be great Improvement in the matler or candldating among choirs. Especially de we wish Just new te pretest ngalnstllie grain ltetm services secured in seme churches by management which Is mero shrewd that houest, in viola tion of the injunction given in II. Corin thians UI., 21: "Providing for honest things, net only in the sight of the Iierd, but also In the sight of man. " The Instances of such dcrollctien are net remarkably rare, and Beveral uie lately come loeur Kiionieugo. ter wiucii reason, we " rlue te reiimi k, And our languiiKO Id plain, That, for ays that arc dut k And tricks that are vuln," I aits' lif M.W rpniilrpd rnmmnn nnrriim tn rnrrv fnr iSMtr" . -,, . I; Cjf&wvBiy ene huku uuu upon equal ierm3. V' All US CVAUtlli', U1C1ULU1U, VIJ.IIi X iUBlUUUb $ T)r.1Avfa nnritmt Yttnt.4ntn lita ..a1tinia . w A1VMVAK0 MUUIUV SU(llLfll ld 'VOitUllt , ? which derive tlieir strengtli simply from the fact that the railroad companies of the country have steadily and persistently vi olated the law : se that new, when the rall- fFmiglvaiua' art proposed te be m- as lt lit " evnrARflPfl tn tlif . l'wv -w 4liai nvnlallK). i( If nannnl ln kffejffaJV. "riDgs " Uu" tvflMft&oWde the state, lercwWpetitOTSlKe net subject &WJV. fRJ .. LBrpe, u is uau ier me rennsyiva- .4'UnUi" railroads, since the law that binds them fSMyiwaa deliberately written in the constitution - '?ylatureb.as no choice but a enforce it : and ' r3ffK?.t.ti !! .i , , t . $& Seepite the claim of ruin te Pennsylvania t fr rBuluun r"1:rt-u "1 Aruaiueuii iiuueria -.'i.-' r.i.. .... iii.iii.. i v.... .. j :- i There is no likelihood, however, of tliis altra iaQli1f ' frnm Ilia nufarinrnmif ef ilin constitution. The Pennsylvania railroad, fin publishing its charges and agreeing te -' maintain them,w ill de no mere than it new i, agrees te de in the peel of which it is a mem ber. The trunk railroads have given te a commissioner the adjustment of the rates and the amount of freight they may carry. It is ridiculous, in the face of this, for Mr. " "Reberta te claim that secrecy of rates is " essential te his read's safety. The proposed law requires Mr. Roberts te pest the rates that will be charged by his company ever the reads it controls. It may "or may .net, as it pleases, pest the rates te l 'points en ether reads ; it is net obliged te , 'collect the tell en ether reads. ii Mr. Beberts thought it very hard that ' , ha toad should be required te submit te a connection with the Baltimore & Ohie railroad within a mile or two of Philadel- i phia, and be permitted te charge no mere "'v,tot that short distance than the rate per nyfiaiile for the whole distance from the ether rvg?ef hiBlwe. Mr. Roberts round an ex- 4 treme case of hardship, as he thought, and 1 "of course was glad te exhibit it. Yet it i.'Tffa npt as hard a case as he made it .oat'te be, since there is nothing tepre- ?yeat him , from making a geed round "fUHi oil Jtlie Baltimore & Ohie's car U In 'the way of terminal charges at Phila- ,"lelphia. But even though he received-au , ninAequate' compensation for tills service, tM-'H, would only show that the wholesome .f gaeral rule, reiuirlng railroads te take ' bnMaew frm one another at fixed rates, i wetdd son etimes work hardship, as the rwjjelegemei t rules and laws will often de. Tbe public mind is fully made up that the geeeral wrlfare demands tlmt railroads ' ehftll freely intcrchangebusinesswith each ""ether. Weceuld clte to;MrLReberts, hard- 1 vitdps by the million, that result from the 1 Cdeg in the jinanger policy which he adve- : catM and pursues. Take the case in this cltyiwherej his read meets the Reading and dne utercommunicatien Li allowed. Take t be bfanclMJs te tlie collieries in. the Clear- ' (Wd'ceftl region, where the switches are r "locked by him en every colliery that seeks rxcoasecUen also with the rival read. That ,teare e itragcs en the community It Seems te Be ltcatcn. Frem present appearances it may be fairly judged thai the Bullitt bill.is beaten. Its supporters de net seem willing te bring it te a Yetc in the Senate ; and a measure that is exposed te such a raking fire as is poured upon it loses rather than gains by delay. Timid, irresolute, uninterested and uninfeimed members of the legislature find it safer te w ithhehl their votes from a measure that se radically changes tlte gov ernment of a great city, and which en counters such intense opiesition from many of its geed ncenle. ii ia ouvteus te outsiders i.i.it ni.i. ut the opposition te the bill arises from its prevision that it shall become eperative under a mayor se distrusted and discrfrli discrfrli table as Smith is. It proposes te confer upon him the power of selecting heads of de partments which it was net contemplated thathesheuld possess when he was elected; and which in his hands, it is feared, would be abused for his advantage. On the ether liaud the bill seems te be supported by him and his political friends, en this very ac count, with a zeal that would net ethei wise be exhibited and which in Itself is suspic ious. If the bill is really beaten, as even its supporters new seem te believe, it may as well be carted off the field and no longer obstruct legislation of moie general in terest the anti-discrimination bill for instance. Wisely Discontinued. Mrs. Turnbull, of New Yeik, has dis continued the suit for divorce which alie brought at New pert, R. I., a favorite re sort for New Yerk wives in search of di vorces. Mrs. Turnbull is a ricli woman,who mar lied a peer man, with ti foreknowledge that she would have te support the family, if she expected it te live in the style te which she was accustomed and of which she continued te be fend. Mrs. Turnbull get tired of Iter husband ; and her disgust for him was aggravated by the nasty New Yerk club scandal in which be was implicated- She cast him off and he had te get a government position at Washington te keep himself ; while his indifferent spouse hied te Newport and petitioned for divorce en the ground of " non-support.' ' The publicity given te the proceedings net only disclosed the ridiculous nature of them, but also the fatal facility with which Rhede Island courts have been granting divorces te New Yerk petitioners ; and the result is the courts there have grown a little mere strict. Ilcnce the exit of Mrs. Turnbull. seme music committees are peculiar. A church wants a soprano. Miss Blank Is a young lady who sings well, has studied hard, denying herself almost overy luxury of lile, In order that she might meet, at least, a part of the necessary expenses which fall tee hard upon a father in humble circum stances or perhaps upon a widowed mother. She would like the vacant position, and is (truthfully) told that there are many appli cants. Howevor, if siie cheeses te come and silicone HunuHV without clmrue. thev will be se magnanimous as te give her the oppor tunity te " get the right side of our iieople and make a faverable impression." Homo Home Heme times, they pay the car-fares. This process U repcatcd with success In seme cases which iuve rocently become known, until, for set oral months, the vacant position has been filled by aspirants, the cotn cetn cotn mittee mcanwhllu congratulating tucinnchcs upon their economical administration of the cnurcn uuanccs. Ail situations in the choir. and net Inlrequently the organist's ixwltlen, are made te minister te the greed of persons wlioseom te think that any wortef cennhlng isjustlllable, il Itisonlydeno " te help the church along." There are also organists w he take the con tract te furnish a choir, and then pocket ilie nav whlle thev whoedle sinners into gratui teus service. and the churnli wash Of theAMer!eM editiena of Pladar. thU Is much the best The Introductory essay en the great Thebau's life, works, theme, thought, style and art, development, metres, dlaleet aed syntax, Is every way admirably ceneelved. It is concise and pithy, but nev ertheless fairly exhaustive, and furnishes the beginner with precisely such a view of the work that is before him as he most needs. The arguments preflxed te the nole en the soverafjodos, and the notes themselves, char acterized as they are by that sound ness arid accuracy of scholarship which Dr. Glldersloeve displays In all his works, are wisely helpful and suggestive en all icruiiiuutuuu, Historical anu iuyiuuiuHiww topics. Every lever of Oroek lyrle poetry will welcome the book as a valuable centri butien te lis careful and thorough study. American Political Ideas, Viewed ekem the HTAKDi-enrr or Universal Histert. Three Lectures Delivered at the IIeval Idhtitit. this or GREAT UniTAI in Mat, ism. Br Johh Fiske. New Yerk. Harper A Ure's. Ne ene man In this country hasemlrlbutcd mero te the revlved Interest in overythlng relating te our past history than the author of these lectures. He has lectured net only bc bc bc fore the students of Harvard University, but before popular audiences In Bosten and ether large cities thus showing Ids ability te Im parl knowledge and te maintain the interest of mixed audfences. In the lectures here re printed he gees te the foundation of things, tracing our Institution te thelr various sources and showing bow they are the natural out- f;rewth of agitations, revolutions, customs and in, which have enlv lust found successful trial here. The lxxik ought te attract the attention of all real students of our politics. WrssTER's Condensed Bictiehart by Derscy (lardnei Ivlnen, Illkcmn,Tayler A Ce , New Yerk and Chicago, l'p. 738, All new text books are prefaced with the remark that they " fill a long felt want," and many of thein only serve te till a neg lected shelf in a book case. Yet this hack neyed expression exactly descrlbcs the pur pose with which Dersoy Gardner's " Uon Uen densed Dictionary of the English Ijanguage" comes Inte the book world. Every ene who Is punctileus about bis writing or speaking andaUshouldbc-llndsaneccssltyferfrequent reference te a dictionary. The unabridged dictionaries of Worcester aud Webster are se unwieldy that many mortals, with willing spirit but weak flesh, content themselves w ith a guess at a word's meaning or spelling, rather than hae recourse te thorn. The small er dictionaries are annevlnclv Incomplete Te this class of peeple referred te and thelr name is legion the alxne dictionary is a great been. The purpese of the work, te supply in compact yet clean form the or thography, pronunciation, meaning and ety mology of all English words that are net exclusively technical or sclentllic, is faith fully carried out Over fifteen hundred Il lustrations brlirhtcn un its races. It is in handy octave form that makes it most easy or rcforence. It is supplied by William Itlddla, dealer In school supplies, Ne. 17 Contre Square, this city. flREAT ELIXIR OP LIFE. - HIDOkSH) BT Tfll WORLD. DR. PETZOLD'S GERMAN BITTERS! THIS QRSAT BLOCKS OF UFH Is a double Distillation of ever twenty different kinds of the bent Uem.an Herbs, this being the only true ana reliable process by which the en tire Great Medical Virtues and CnrstWe Proper ties of the Herbs can be produced. We are con fluent that tnu treat Merman ronie win nn found the most IIBAkTII-mvWO ever placed borero the puoue. as a UKLIAIILK AND PLEASANT INV1GOKANT, It Is absolutely without a rival, and affords tnsTABTUELiEr.andaPBRrEOTCDEEbuarsnteed In all castas or Dyapcpsla. Less of Appetite, Nervousness, Weakness, Cramps, Dysentery Cholera Herbn. INansea, Dlarrhrea, An thin n. Hick Stomach. Blilleuincss, Ague and rever and ether Malarial Diseases. .. This urcat Modtelno Fer Bale Everywhere. Ii. PETZOLD & CO., Prep's., llAlTlMOUE, MD. apr.-WABIydftw, TJEMOVAL. CLOTHlxa. I. 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A fine Appetlrcr Best tonle known. it win cure the went case of Dyspepsia, re moving all distressing symptoms, such as Tast ing the reed, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, The only Iren medicine that wUl net blacken orlnjure the teeth. ' It Is tnvaluable for diseases peculiar te women, and te all persons who lead sedentary lives. An unralllne remedy for diseases of the Liver Persons suffering from the effect of overwork, MAMA... ,mnl.lH liufl nf innntllJl. or dchllltv. experience quick relief and renewed energy by It does notcause Headache or produce Consti pation OTIIElt Iren medicines de. It U the onlypreparatlen of Iren that caniei no Injurious effects. Physicians and druggists recommend It as the bene Tiylt. The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines en wropper. Take no ether. Made only by 11 UROWN cuKMICAIi CO., ' Baltimore, Md. scpt9-lydftlyw GLOVES, Te keep the hands warm MITTENS, Te keep the hands warm. SOCKS, Te keep the feel warm. EAR MUFFS, Te keep the ears warm. MUFFLERS, Te keep the neck warm. UNDERWEAR,) Te keep the body warm. Ge te ERISMAN'S, Ne. 17 WEST KING BTKEET. CUNE TAILORING. 1885. SPRING 1885. H. GERHART, FINETAILORING. The Laigeatund Choicest Assettlncnt of FINE WOOLENS IN TIIE CITY OF LANCASTElt. All the Latest Novelties In FANCY SUITING. A CHOICE LINE OF SPRING OVERCOATING. Till) VKKY BEST WOKKMANSHIP. Prices te suit all and all goods warranted as represented at his new store, 5e.43 ffmrth Queen St (OPPOSITE THE P08TOFF1CE.) H.GERHART. CLOTHING TO ORDER. B ARGAINS IN CLOTHING. APRIL. Great Bargains -IN- CAjmiAunn. lies its (at business depression ; and nlmetl pelicy.stlmulatcs rail- vtien by preventing railroad I There is-nethlnjr left but t Mhead when it refuses te take at a rival. President Iteherts wt ry-sennrbteai n outside a railroad office will ' hhhw w icny. 'vPwitia Iteherts declares that the mul -tlrtJe-Ueajpt railroads Is the cause of the .-Hces-Uy' Y.nt'kte " rewd dpl! i wmOWlt thefnigM ,! iBaowdefcg, himself, just what he con- dtUM. His Schuylkill Valley railroad f 'pjmUWi thejReadingjand its building would 'rtkisVtlWMvyhelly unnecessary even te the 8iitn of 'his read If the constitution ...WUm lh force, as it is new proposed te fr'"V. ilL s jj, vi -rt wiw nuu impraciirauiDiiw. vs ?', would ."he 11 violent assumption no ;v ,Httobellfavethattho mcnibers of the L.l(tMwlt tkey wefe doing wheu they passed the I i v".' JW ' retathl te tbn stnilv of nlivalnlne-v I xadhvitesein fim .i.i,iu c,.i,ia umi. V frjfewm of Uiti general assembly have enact- Md the governor of TennsylTOiiIa has n gned Wit repairing tjmt Rf terllie first , ICeuday la'Ju ne, one theuiind, eight hun- aniwA Mi ty-tlve, all 'school directors. jjMtcettMpMia hoards of education of all vmmmktmteUnt public luaniteu shall Ill-Digested Legislation. AVe are glad that our esteemed contem porary the Lancaster Inquirer, which sel dom gets be far wrong as it is en the hygiene school bill, is se squarely right en the anti-oleemargine law. Geed olcemargino is better than bad butter ;'and why the former should he sup pressed and the latter protected is a thing that nobody can understand, except these who appreciate with what stupidity and carelessness laws are made at Ilarrisburg, Atternky General GAnLAND has wen some encomiums from people who bollevoln observing the Sabbath, by orderlng a discon tinuance hi his department of clerical work en Sunday, It seems that the empleyes who go te base ball matches and the skating rinks en week days have been In the habit of making up for lest lime en the Lord's day. The new law elllccr of the go eminent will have nene of this. Ii all trees that "A ero unnccessarlly cut down had fallen en their destroyers, tliore would be no noed of an "Arber Day." Tun remarkable power of Meedy and Sankey te oxcite and sustain popular Interest in ovnngellcal work Is again manifesting it self in Pittsburg. Imraense audiences gatber there te hear the preacher and singer, and it will net be disputed that for missionary labors they could tind 110 better Held of ope rations. In ene of his recent discourses Mr. Meedy pointed out with emphasis a lock that many Blble students have lately ebserved. He sold : The " Lossen Leaf" has super seded the .Ulble tee much. By allowing children te use the "Lesseu Leaf" they for get hew te handle a Bible. Whlle tn Scot land I wai lately quoting a Bible sentence, when an old Scotchman arose and said! "Mr. Meedy, you have uet qnebjd that cor rectly." New, In Amerlca, I might quete Scripture any day, and no one would likely try te correct me simply because Americans or? net e familiar with Biblical quotations. Wuls of all responsibility In le matter. We cannot see n.fi. 10 rc at all croditable Ut Christian icople, e en though they hae ap pointed seme ene or mero te porpetrate the wrong Ijy'prexy. It Is as trueln musical mailers as 111 any oilier that " the laborer is worthy of his Iilre;" and, In such casesas these we mention, theso are made te sutler who ero least able te bear IL If a person is north having for een ene Sunday, there Is no reason , hy they should net be paid for their services. Anu the fume is true concerning singing or playing for church entertainments. Why should all fairness and justice cease Ibe moment we meve In church matters T Menoy is plenti fully bestowed upon theatres, concerts, the opera, and all kinds of shows ; but- when it comes te matters connected with church worship, " the times are ,ery hard, and we must reduce our expenses," which me blmllar Cases Willi Antipodal ItesulU. The prominent New Yerk gentlemen of about equal age and nearly the game physique and state of health, recently attended a large public gathering In the evening. After leaving It both took severe colds, which sent sharp pains through their lungs and shivering pangs ever their systems. One, en atrlvlng home, Imme diately leek a strong prescription of Ucrrv's Pubs U alt Wmiskkt Internally, and also bathed the affected part with the same externally. The next morning he was up and nleut the heu and alter three days nent iwi usual te business andhas cunttnued In robust health everslnte. The ether did nothing, but get te bed shivering and wispped In heavy blankets, suffering excru ciating agonies all night ; next morning he was pronounced an Incurable victim ei tertiary pneumonlnanden the third day thereafter was conveyed In n costly casket te final rest In the cemetery. His physicians said prompt Heat meutllke the ether would have sacd blui,but the community iiowmeurnsun Irreparable les. Any reliable grocer or druggist will furnish abe e article at ene dollar, large bottle. OTANDAKD CARBIAGK WORK. EDGERLEY & CO, means, te star- Natien prices, and nay the sexton half what IKUl te be idle. it Is high tlme tbcte was a reform in this direction, though we are aware that, In many quitu generally, cut down the choir te receive, because he cannot aflerd he euu mix uvevs. Ucneral debility, lemale weakness, less of physical pencr, llright'g Illscasu, and neneus diseases, are speedily cured by Hunt's llcmcdy. Te encourage sleep, create an appetite, brace up the system, and te purify the bleed, tuke the unfailing Hunt's (Kidney and Lit pi Itemcdy a71wdeedftw Enjoyed. ' I am enlevini; noer heallh."sadlv remarked an afflicted fady, Hut we can de better In our en Arl brown's Iren Hitters duiiag the jcar, with very )inir muter neaun With her It Is new ijeyments. Mr. G. Y. L. Fortune, of Okolenu rk, writes, "My wife used six bottles ei (Carriage builders), MAURET BTKEET. ItKAIl OF POSTOFriCE, LANCASTER, PA. OUU LAUUE BTOCK OF BUGGIES & CAREIAGES Comprises the Latest Styles and the most Ele gantly Finished. WlllC'rt WE OFFEU AT OKKATI.Y KEIIUCKU PltlCES. TheHUPEItlOlt QUAL1TV OF OUU WOItK Is 110 longer questioned. Ourwerk Is .as ft no as any madfl In the larger cities, and BOLD AT HALF THE PUICE. New is the time te Older for spring. ENCOUKAOE FA1B UEAL1NU And Honest Werk. All Werk WARRANTED. REPAIKINO PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. One set of workmen especially employed for that purpose. f A few BLEIOHS lett at Lew Figures. Give us a call. neVJG-tfdAw CLOTHING MADE TO OHDEI1. We are making geed, substantial Ail-Weel Sulta te order at $10. AU-Weel Suits, better, at 812. All -Weel Sulta te erder, aU qualities, te $40. ALL-WOOL PANTALOONS TO ORDER. HANDSOME STILES, WELL MADE, GOOD F1TB, lltST TRIMMINGS, $3.00 te $ 1 0.00 a Pair. EVERY DAY BRINGS SOME THING NEW! TO DAY WE DISPLAY THE LARGEST, HANDSOMEST, LOW-PRICED STOCK OF CLOTHING FOR SPRING WEIR IN LANCASTER. ALL OUR OWN MAKE, OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP, AND AN EX CELLENT CUT GUARANTEED. What Is the alue of a line piece of nmtcilal If eueu in me imiKiuf! at It rips Hlth the HIRSH & BROTHER Special Bargains for 20 Days : BOO Bejs'uud Men's Single Coats, 250 llevs'and Men's filnglu Vests. Ii. OANSMAN A. H110. It is snelled In the uiaklug,and the sewing se peer luiii 11. rijts Willi IIIU llIOl WCBUIIK I .... suth sewing hum. We have never had acorn nlnliilalimit I'OOIII.V SKWKIICI.OTII1NO. ALL THE NICEST AND NEWEST THINGS -IN- B AIUIAJNH. AFTER THE SALE marked benefit. Boe Is enje; than for several cars' nast. V IndUnensablc." This kind of cnlevmciitinav he the portion of all the weak nud weaiy who take Uitwn'i) Iren Hitters. places, the w reng has se long been sanctioned uy custom tnai poepiu no net ioek at me sub ject in llH true light ; and such w ill doubtless Insist that we gie the matter tee strong a color. Yet w e knew w hereof wejafllrm, ami could give names nud dates in proof, if it were necessary. PERSONAL. ritiNCESs Ueathice'h fiuorlte color for wearing apparel is pale heliotrope fciENATOn Geiiman's friends have pur chased the Ilaltlmore Day, it is said, In his interest. Oiiesteu A. Am nun will en next Wednesday rcsume the practice of the law at the old stand. James IL Osaoen Is said te ikwscss the largest and finest collection of Ulerary auto graphs in America. Representative Kandam. Is Improving in health, and it is expected he will be able te lca e the house in a few days. Secretary Endicett'm father Is eighty two years old and In capital health, which he maintains by walking Ave miles every day. Mr. Gladstone has offered te restore at his own oxpense the old city cress of Kdln burg. It was erected In 1017 and destroyed in 17C0. Secretary'Mannine has been tendered a reception by a number of the leading bankers of Albany, N. Y., that he Is forced te decline. Jenny Lind Is coming out of her retire ment, for the first time in twenty-two years, next summer te sing In aid of the Children's Inilrmary in Norwich, England. Tref. J. H. Kiefkeh'h most admiruble paper en "Gladstone," read before the Cllo Clle Cllo sephio this winter, is the leading article in the Reformed Quarterly Review ter April. Ex-Mayer Howe, of Reading, celobrated the first day of his release from the efllclal duties of olliee by returning te his old occu pation, and placed a pair of shoes en a horse. Hen. A. M. Keiley. minister te Italy, is encountering seme Italian opposition be cause of his denunciation or victor Eman uel at the tlme of the spoliation of the Papal states. Oanen Lidden Is preaching at St. Paul's Londen, this month, and it Is rumored that It Is his last term et duty thore, the quoen having it iu mind te appoint him te, the bee of Salisbury. Hen. GKenciKlI. Pendleton hasaccepted a banquet tendered him by the Ohie club of Cincinnati. It is net te be or a political na ture Men of both parties will participate. It will take place next Thursday night Dr. Flint is reported as having said that many lives are lest by starvation, owing te, an ev ei estimate of the nutritive value of hoof tea and meat jolces. In typhus and typhoid fovers, he says, thore is no geed substitute for milk and eggs. fovers, he says, thore is no geed su Judge Jehn K.Terter, the distinguished lawver who nrosccuted Gulteau. defended Bcecher in the Tllten caseand Horeco G rceley in the Dewitt U. Llttlejelm libel suit, was stricken with npoplexy at the home of Jehn Crainer, his brother-in-law, In Waterford, New Yerk, Friday. He cannot survive. William E. McLean, of Indiana, has been appointed llrst deputy commissioner of pensions. He Is a practicing atterney of Terre Haute. He Is about fifty jeara of age, is a native of Indiana and is possessed of con siderable wealth, being worth, it is said, about $150,000. lie Is rogarded as a man of excellent character and attainments. Mozart began his career at the age of 12: Weber and Carafu at II; y.ingarelll and Galuppi at 10; GeneralU Pacini, and Petrella at 17i Rossini at 18; IkieldleU,Handel,Mehul, Cherubini. Bailer!, and Donizetti at 20; Scar latti, Paer, Moyerboer, and PenchielU at 21; Piccinl. Adam. Themas, and Verdi at 20: Flotow at 27; Gluck and Halevy at 23; Auber at SO; Gounod at 33; Lulll at 3'J; David at 41; Trltte at 45; and Raincatl at 60. f t Northern Bank Meeting. The stockholders of the Northern National hank will meet at the Northernjicatket beuse en Saturday, April 18. at 2 p. m., ler thepur thepur thepur pose of completing the organlMUea or thu propewd corpwaUett, " aitOCKRIEH. AT HURSIC'S. Easter Coffees and Easter Cards. We will give from new until after Easter, a Deauiuui master uara wiin eacn peuna ei cei fee, and another design. cards, with each pound. We de this te utliuu LKi also very pretty. W. two 'late trade and tnake the children Yeu want ceed ceuecs. ana we iiuvutnuiu. Our Coffees cannot be beat. We buy the best, and always have them fresh roasted, also fresh ground. OUR VARIETIES-Old Mandehllng and Po Pe dang Java, Choice Metha, Laguayra.Cestn Rice, Ouatemala und Rles. Our 3) cent Rie forageodstrong drink, cannot be beat. Our Rie Wended Is superb at '5 cents, also lower priced Coflee. BURSK'S, NO. 17 EAST KING STREET. P. 8 Same goods sold and cards given at our branch. Chestnut and Mary streets. Ueth stores connected with telephone exchange. MISCELLANEO VS. removal! XV Dr. Longaker lias removed fiem Ne. IS East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa., te Lebanon, Pa., opposite the postefHce, will be at the Key stone Ileusn, North Oueen street, Lancaster, Pa., every Monday and Filday afternoons, tilt 7 o'clock, p.m. m30-2wd CALL AT REIGART'S OLD WINE STORE FOR IISTON'S EXTRACT OF BEEF. riKEST 1H TUB WORLD. Established, 1783. II. E. SLAYMAKER, Agt.. febl7-t!d Ne. Z East King SL S , AKD COMMISSION WAREHOUSE, DANIEL MAYER, dec2-lvd 16 WestChaslnutstreeU AT NORBECK & WILEY'S, CORNER OP DUKE AND VINE STREETS," LANCASTER, PA., A LOT OF VERY CHOICE C-RRI5GE WORK LEFT, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE PRICES. DON'T MISS A BARGAIN. CALL AND EXAMINE THE QUALITY OF TIIE WORK. ILL WORK GU.IR1NTEED. -1IXAMFAGNE. BOUCHE THE FINEST "SEC." WINE NOW CHAMPAGNE IMPORTED. AT 11EIQ AUT'S OLD WINE STORE, Ne. 29 Bait Kine Strkbt. II. E. BLAYMAKER, Agt. Established, 1783. feb!7-tfd s- AINT-KAWIAEL WINE. INFORMATION. The Saint-Raphael Wine has a delicious flaveur nd is drunk In the nrlnclnal cities of Russia. North and Seuth America. Great (iennany, there is no wine that cau Britain. India, and se en. The quantity exported annually is sunicient proei ei iu suiuimy ana staying powers, while for the real connoisseur tuperier. -The Saint-Raphael Wine Company, Valence, Department of the Dreme (France. A H. E. SLAYMAKER, flS-Ud Ne. 20 EAST KINO STREET. ELECTION NOTICE. FARMKKa' WHSTKHM MABKKT CO., I Luncaster, Pa. The annual meeting of stockholders and elec tion for Directors of this company will be held ut the Farmers' Western Market Heuse, en MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1883. between the hours of 8 and 11 a. m. V, O. MARSHALL, inS8-md&2tw Secretary. TjOTEia MAKING CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS AT Miflfl A DE )f AT NOi WW XOUTH QUKN 8TRSKT. lanktitM aafciur. Fl -All questions answered by Telephone, through the Telephone Exchange, with which the establishment Is connected. UOVSEFVJiNIBUJNU HOODS. T HIE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY AT LOW PRICES STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES, Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures, -18 AT- JOHN P. SCHAUM & SON'S, Ne. 21 Seuth Queen Street, feu27-lyd, LANCASTER, PA. O TOBACCO BU YEU8 AND PACKERS. T Contract Beeks, Receipt Beeks, Sample Tags, ALL STYLES and QUALITY of CARDBOARD STRING TAGS, AndiillkludsefPEINTlNO. used by Leaf Tcj bacce Dealers, executed In the BEST STYLE and at the LOWEST PRICES. Call and see our sample, promptly attended te. Orders by mall STEINMAN & rl-flSEL, JNTKI.LIOKNOER Building, M9-U4 liawtKi Pa. NEW THIMS DAILY. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT TRADE Is opening for the season with morn lui than et er. OUR POPULAR PRICE FOR SUITS & TROUSERS Are appreciated. Yeu will de eursc If Injus tice If yuu de net leek at the hUITS wuare Making te Measure at flOW.ll.'U), 1.1.TO,$18,(XI, fMMlandtSUii. All Newest Choice Goods and made exactly right te join order. READY-MADE CLOTHING. Asueareinaniifacturlugull our Ready-Made Men's and Rey's Clothing, und buy fur cash only, we are enubled te save you Iiem 15 te SO pel cent. OUR POPULAR ALL-WOOL MEN'S CORKSCREW SUIT, INIILACKAND RROWN, FOR SI0.ne, MER CHANT TAILORING. MAKE. L. GAISMAN & BRO, Fashionable Mei chun t Tailors and Clothiers, Neb. 06-68 NORTH QUEEN ST., (Right en the Southwest Cor. of Orange Street,) LANCASTER, PA. 43 Net connected with any ether clothing store In the city. Ready-Hade Clothing for Spring, Can be found here, anofthe prices se low hat they are In reach of every One. EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOS. MYERS & RATHFON, LEADING LANCASTER CLOIHIERS, NO. 13 EAST KING 8TREET, LANCAbTER. PA. w ILL1AMSON A FO.STEH. FINE W WALL PAPER. INDOW SHADES. OUR LINES OK DADO WINDOW SHADES Is larger and prettier than any season heiete. fore. We have the new colors und designs In six and seven feet lengths. Special sizes made te order. Plain Goods in All Widths, for all kinds of Windows. Only the host Spring Fixtures sold. We have them In Weed and Tin. SCOTCH HOLLANDS. LINEN FRINGES, NICKEL ORNAMENTS. Ac. We lake measures and put up all kinds of Windser Shade v, erk. WALL PAPER. Lace Curtains in Variety AND LOW PRICES. Bed Setts. Lambrequins, ;a iruui uc., uit'Knu apiece, up te fiW. Ae. Poles from tee., elegant for due. PHARES W. FRY, Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER. PA. WATCHES, SC. "irrATCHES, OLQOKB AND JEWELRY. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, at LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queen Street, Opposite city Hetel, near Pa, R. R. Depet, Retailing at Wholesale Prices. Repairing at Extra Lew Prices. Jj3MjU "VreTICB te TRESPASSERS AND JLI GUNNERS. All persons are hereby for. bidden te trespass en any of lha lands of the Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon md Lancaster counties, whelher Inclesed eruntn closed, either for the purpese of sheeting or fish ing, as the law will be rigidly enforced against all trespassing en BOldlandi of the undersigned after this notice. WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN, It. PEROY ALDEN, EDWARD O. FREEMAN, Attorney for K. W, Celvnuut' heirs. eeUl-MMw , DRESS SUITS $15.00 TO $25.00. We feel confident In ni-ertiug that our stock of r lne Dress Suits uie superior In e cry respect te ordinary leady made clothing. We speak knowingly en this point, and refer you te our Extcnsi e and Vailed Assortment of thoroughly and handsomely made Fine Drcbs Suits, equal In e cry respect te custom maduwerk. We have the Veiy Newest Elicits In Worsted Corkscrews that this season take the lead for Flne Dress Suits, while Mixed Scotch ChevleU und New Stj Ics of Plaids atulugie.it demand fei business und street wear. The Very Newest Fabrics are Plaids of Gray, llrewii, Red, Illue and Yellow Mixture. Our complete Meck Is new placed upon the counters of our hiilrHroeiiiH, te whlib yuu are I in Ited te Inspect. NEW LONDON, $2.50. The Latest Addition te our Large Stock of Hats Is the above. We hai e also new shapes In Vanilla, Umber and Maple, as well as the light and comfortable sclf-conlermlng bat, that Is such a favorite, because It never loses Its shape with wear, and conforms Itself te the head with out artificial means. A- WH1TE FLANNEL UNIVERSITY SHIRT, $2.75. Made In the New Style Corded Frent, and a full set of studs with each ahlit. Full Dress White Muslin Slilrls, with uaiiew pleated fronts and the uty Latest St les In E. &. Cellars and Cutis. Fancy Hosiery, Silk Ni'ckweui, und Silk Flu.' lshed Suspendum, In a Luige Vai lety, from 25e upwatds. GENT'S HAND HADE SHOES. Flne Cult Uppers, with Matt Kid Tops in Rut Rut ten. Lace and Congress. Londen Cap or French Tee. Seles, buteled edge or gquure finished. These shoes are made for Fine Dress Wear und are first-class in eveiy respect, but for ea.su and comfort te business men there Is, nothing te equal THE WAUKENPHAST. WILLIAMSON & FOSTER, It'J, :t4, 30 & 38 West King St., LANCASTER, PA. T"0NT FAIL XJ Twe for Se, money, at II; ClUAlt STORK. TO TRY THE 0ICJARH the befct in the town for the IIAUTUAN'M YELLOW FRONT y. .ff it ) U- , "ii .-- - -' f"'-. "l ' iA' ",? 'f i jjl Sx.
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