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SUENTS raeK tan te nrtr cwrt a
t,Y ."iINTELLIGENOER
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ni Every Wednesday Morning,
JPOILARS ATAB K AOVAHC.
tacs solicited from every part oft he
I country. Correspondents nre re-
te write legibly end en one stde ei
r eniy t ana te sign their names, net
oatlen, but ta proof of iroed faith.
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DOS KOI.
AXLtlTTmaAKPTXUaRAVB TO
SH TnE INTELLIGENCER,
Lancaster, FA.
ftuuasfer intelligencer.
LANCASTER, APRIL II, 18S4.
The Virginia Decision.
supreme court of the United States
- Mfe'deekled, but by a bare majority of five
.fewr, tnat the Virginia tax-pajer may
ra
IWki 1 7
V t -ft!'
$', sVV-
, iw Dm taxes in the coupons of virclnia
f.0 JMM bends, and tbat if lliese coupons tire
nftued the tax cannot dtherw ise be cel-
fleeted from Mm; amine may sue for tres-
'i .'fx MaJflhA tY pnllAr.tnr whn cni-x.n niwm tils
W property in satisfaction of his lax. In be
kP i$ew, the court decides that the collector
& 'iiictowitkeutthoauthorlty of tawund net as
$f JlABiAMAf ft flll dtnfn n.i.1 Iwi nnntint
", ,Md ' himself behind its commission
-.ditb orders of his superiors; all and
, VjgiyM whom act lawlessly In 1 of using te
"yrecetve coupons for taxes, ns provided hi
fttfce lJondbelder?' contract with the state.
"'"iimi a violation, the-court declares, of
, -,, .. .. ,.., UUU UU V.I11UUU
, tte prohibition of legislation that impairs
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annul lurislntnrn in lmvn illrnelful flint
''vii-cmirjena nhnnlil nnt. 1m rpeeivml fnr hivw
-$tU the genuineness of the coupon had
m. ijmij..ii.. .i ...,
S ,:"'"'' luuuueijjruvmtu.
& '3W17fccannotunderstandhewthegood8ensor-""' ;""'" .' 'i"'j""
P m 8l geed law of this decision of the supreme
iswuci can ee suixessiuiiy questieneu. jl ei
Kv' r thechief justice and Justices Miller, Gray,
V ; jl.' and. Bradley have dissented from the
$ ?dJiien. Until we ha e their reasons ci it
'ttsT'lctam would be premature. But it iscer-
" ."?- fain that, if llinv rn In l,n Innntl. nf ci.!n
J? ' "-"b"' " u"J'"b
inai ine virginut uonuneiuers wne ex
changed their bends with the state upon
its premise that it would receive the cou
pons of the new bends for taxes cannot
use their coupons in payment of taxes,
they say what is false and take an ut
terly indefenible and unmaintainable
TVfltf(A11 Tf 1C HflWiln 41i.it ftlin ii
rtM-HS r w ." "'""" vni.u UIU ,A.V-
tfple Of tldS Csstry ntltt UI13 age COU-
5?e fy?3uilfei,ullX.a);f rXSmiA 19 !? flWe te
i3i$MlUK 8tate. will malnte In that a state deblnr.
tirw .-c ". . ... .i " i "-
&W 'has any biglier PrivileSe tha a" individual
flfdebter. Ner can anyone claim that Virginia
(.i jb unaeie te pay uer just tiebt. And any
fW attempt te cloak her repudiation under the
iqp protection of her state sovereignty will be
''2s? valn W016 the forum of the people of this
L'S&fe " ThfiV will linvn nnnnphalntnanvArnirmt..
They will repudiate such bastard issue of a
noble doctrine. They will say that a state
whose sovereignty will let her cheat her
creditors has nene that she can call upon
her sister states, whose peeple are the
Ah Ant All in w in.l
y wwwjii tu iiiuicci.
Tn Vflnjl nf Bv...nn4liir
y Reerntflrv ll.'ivnnl lm Aiiicvniififliv. nnrl
'seems te need it. lie has lrnd remarkably
'v bad luck in divers instances in dispensing
v his patronage. Jveilcy, minister te Heme,
.& because he blackguarded Victer Emanuel
& niva itfiin fi ilnnri t ill ia4 lu. .. nlnn.A tu
p. viuvujivunuiijg, H ill UUV UV H UlUUlllU 111
i j!r, Italy, and may have te stay at home after
,." all. Mr. Morgan, of Seuth Carolina, consul
plCgtneral te Australia, turns out te have
ipeen a warm eulogistef Mr. Blaine and his
fySfereijrn policy. FresumntivelvMr. Bavnni
4uid net knew it. But his worst luck has
. . ivb in nls Kentucky selections. The bug
fi man who is sent te Peru was a rolling stone,
fc'.wt.P' no" ministerial heft, at whose selection
," im& JKeatucky did net smile. But Boyd Winches Winches
isN,;'Vhe w,'s apiwinted consul te Nice,
.. taeea elle t but it is in derision. He re-
P?pectfully 'declines. It seems that the
miiHii ivaiiprsinn !i(.imi a sntr. tiinna inn
, MMlubrieus climate for his friend Bejd, and
f$UBayard thought that Nice would fill the
ib&l "Mr. "Vmchester however, thinks
.i Jhlmelf ab0 0 he smnll n irsinimnn a.
jpecially, we suppose, since the bug man get
vAj .-Buaviuuu3 inmister. .remaps me uis--Mji-iBs.wiis
net well adapted te thn
ei just expectations of the bene-
lea ; but it is hard upon the secietary.
hen be hands out his places te the e-
IWrfttjlflt. Hirnnrv tllnhliAninnntniAn. 41.....
j.v-.---. ""0, ..i.v IIUUIIIHUVVII.IJ 11II1U
$ ,Bt uw rignt neati witn tne rignt cap,
'though he isexiiccted te de it always. This
. .thing of giving out efllces is net what it is
..cracked up te be, Mr. Bayard finds; and
4 doubtless be would be vastly mero com-
i Portable in his Senate seat.
f fy And there is treuble net only with
I ibthese who g t and these who don't, but
Xthere may be tieuble ahead with the
; &J- (senate that is te confirm. General Law ten,
i Vk?w nr iaUy, declines the Bussijtn
&yt sawien, uecaiiM) he does net wish te cm
.baraag the admmbtratien in insisting upon
5$hU right te held olllce.despitethe fact that
Mhta Confederate sins have net been absolved
f .K4JCwgtea3 ,Jllt eny hy -A-iidrew Jehn-
"-IH. ..AU...... . Al.l. .lill.limill. 11.1. l.illla
VdanM nrasinpnT M.. T..niPn.. nir -r...
i aw lurtner down in Georgia,
n act the Ml'Yic'iti mleut.in la 41m
iaise beatr, but e believe he has been al-
,imdy cenftrmeU by tie Senate, and se is
5J CHre. General Law ten might get out te
Btiandnne te come back prematurely,
(Which would net be agreealJle. Probably
he tewise not;te take the risk.
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$-" A'Mtk Man's Geed Fortune.
i.TW kaiu llin ..1 l......l la -.
i f, 3Tt ""t1 " I'icusiiiw ui jwiumjig inai
f Hmt doctors lu 0 had their last consul-
AWHm ter a w cck, and that S,lirady will net
ttieenU ;i'.'.iin for tln-cedius. tir
ts vv- . . .. :
v jMngiMtmya uu guanl. The newspajier
&Mfwire winiwui eeciiBianuuig tcuimei at
?ljb bourn fve us what we hepe was a final
i ftiUftde trf wlnute inforaiatiea of the ec-
. uympKKm H-ouiiiLiyjiienuaixini ineurant
"Jt pounds like n final vellev.
fpreauwpthfcly jt i3, as the reporters
naiiuy uneiti te uisuer&e wjien the
i de. e rant's threat havincr rn.
toatateer
irnnil nnler. nnd thn I
I cancer ha ins? faded awav whirl
rtr.V',.1. g . A I
threswywe can congratulate the
eWi
MimMelkmiAvt
ftUttaVerld ever. -It may Iwnthat'U.e;
cancer or sere threat will come Rfein; bin
we trust tbat the doctors and reporters will
come again never. 'And we applaud the
prudence of the generaPa family in con
templating a summer retirement into the
fastnesses of the Catakilk, where there
may be a hope of privacy. Ijng Branch
they abandon for its hopeless publicity.
Hew Net T? Delt.
The way te net de it is illustrated in a
manner altogether worthy of the English
circumlocution office by a no-called rail
read commission bill, 'indorsed by the
beard of trade and grocers' association of
Philadelphia," and " te be introduced in
the legislature this week" at a time when
there is no mere likelihood of having it
passed than, there is of having a snow-fall
en the coming Fourth of July. The main
feature of the proposed new bill is a provi previ
sion for the, appointment of thrce railroad
commissioners who are te watch if any
railroad company violates its charter of
any law of the state, and if it does, " they
shall give notice in writing te the president
of such offending corporation and if the
violation is continued after such notice the
commissioners shall forthwith present the
facts te the attorney general, who shall
take such action thereon as may bore-
quired by the laws of the state applicable
te such offending corporations.
It will strike most people of ordinary in
telligence that if the atterney general ami
the governor and the courts have power te I
enferce the laws of the commonwealth. I
they nre bound te de it upon the presenta
tion of any one who suffers from their vio
lation. Why should they wait upon a rail
road commission ? And why should the
complaint of any one seeking remedy for
his wrong be submitted te such an intcr intcr
mediate body V
What is needed is bimply men in all the
efllces, executive, judicial and legislative,
who have respect for the law and courage
te enferce it, against corporations as well
as individuals, against the powerful as well
ai the weak.
Why should the flre committee of ceun
cils go through the farce of asking for bids
torenlng, when they propebo te let
I te the hichcr bidder at from 2.5 te 40 ixr
. " .. ., r '.V ..V
comiictiter? Against Councilman Berger's
opixaitien and pretest this outrage was
consummated. The excuse for It was that
the high bidder te whom the job was
awarded had the weik before and " had
done it well." Se had Chief Hewell.
Even the spring peet can be tolerated.
when spring travels in his company.
iTlslittle wender that lynching Is often
resorted te throughout the West, in the fear
that villains may escape justice through the
law's delay. It is a marvel that this summary
method of engeance docs net take deep root
andblo"etfrtoibiiciiIesoT the East Anotable
lUAHtitlils criminal delay is seen in the fail
ure te ghe his due deserts te nimard Short,
who made a folenlousutlack en Hlchard Pho Phe
lan In O'Donevan Ressa's office In New Yerk
that 1'hclan, the assMled,maiiIfestsairun"
willingness te prosecuto bis case te thn nnl
by alleging business engagements that de-
lam mm in Kansas City from the trial in
New Yerk. He should be made te corne. I
he is willing te condone the assault, it must
ut rciiicmucrcu uiat tbe commonwealth has
been outraged in Its commission. The vindi.
catery part of the law must be maintained, if
,ul " umur ruueuii man simply te presorve
for It common respect
Quekn A'icteiua, It is sold, has arranged
te visit Irolandnext autumn. Sue had better
iuuer an inierview with the Prince of
ales before Bhe makes up her mind.
O.NEei the chief Republican arguments
against Democratic ascendancy made from
many a stump In tlie last twenty yearn was
the nbserbing thirst for offlce of Southern
Democrats. It was predicted that the " rebel
brigadiers" would moye en Washington
Uke a swarm of locusts, nnd that chaos
would fellow in their wake. Hew very
absurd all this was Is shown in what has
actually occurred slnce the Democratic
restoration. The only men who have
declined places of trust and honor underthe
new administration wero Southerners.
EanP. Hewell, of Georgia, was named as
consul te Manchester, L'ngland ; Boyd Win.
chester was nominated te the consulship at
Nice j and Aloxander Lawten was tonderod
the Russian mission. All three have
forwarded their declinations. Before this
ceuturyshall have run its course, seme pelj.
Ucully ebtuse people will learn that the pro pre pro
gressUe Southerner has been wrestling with
some problems far mero knotty than office,
soeklug.
Ir cholera should get a foothold in the
capitol building in Harrlsburg and drlve the
legislators home, would it net be a weicome
visitor ?
It Is new s.iid that A. T. Stewart's body
was nover stolen and that it lies at present in
the crypt of the cathedral lately erected In
Garden City, Leng Island. Dr. Charles H.
Hall, a Brooklyn minister, declares it as his
belief that the rumor of the body having
been stelen was put In circulation by the
Stew art family te keep robbera from taking
it If this is true, It was a v ery shrewd idea.
Though It Is hard te bollevo that se large a
number of poeplo Iiave been laboring under
a deception for such a long tinie.
A riJKTTV story is told ofthe late Sam
Ward, who long enjoyed hi Washington the
titloei "King orthe Lebby." He married
Miss Aster, oneof the wealthy family of that
name in New Yerk. During the courtship,
many sweet missives, as Is usual, wero ox ex
changed. Theso leve Iotters wero carefully
asserted, compared date by date, aud then,
each proceeding its onswer, they were bound
togethor in a mighty volume. These lotlers
wero net all brimming evor wIU vehe
ment leve; thore was many a lever's
quarrel contained in them. But as
let ere' lights are swoetor than most .ether
pleasures, Uie sunshiue that followed a storm
made tbe latter mero than endurable. The
use that was made of this velume of levn
was quaint and practical. Whonever aseuall
arese en the matrimonial sea, rofprence was
at ence made te this litorature or the court
ship days, and the treuble passed away In
smiles. What Sam himself said In after days
of Uie geed this book had dene is worth
uetlng : " Thore was Infinite fun and in
finite geed in that old book of ours, with its
tclltale record of our criss-cress courtship. It
made many unet enlng merry all for our.
selves. It wafted away many a cloud, for
nover could a dlllorenco arise tbat would net
give way bofero the materlallwHl recollection
or some oue or our tiny diOlculties ceme and
ue,I0l,.,OV 'lUlels, old leve quarrels Uiat
are settled, at least always are tluged with
the crlspestbert or humor. And nover did
oue or us get cloudy but out came that inevi
"bio .telunie, and old-time battles provoked
riSlbllitV thflt linn ilnntli Innll (hnitnnii.l 111
humor In the presen t. That boeL was w erlh
a frtune te us. When she died It was the
""t8acred possession left uie, Its creation
wMthohapiWtheuchtorallniylifoT
mmm SrfT'i'ifli-'"1 '-"-'s
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in mnBnimi in im uensnu AnSMvuns.
Uen company held their meeting in ABftecW
tlen ball, Philadelphia, yesterday, and the
scheme or the late beard te modify the lease
with Pullman, which has been explained
nuiy in uie intelligencer, was " knocked
out" entirely.
The committee appointed at a late special
meeting reported adversely te it, and showed
that the stockholders would only get skim
milk and Pullman the cream of the proposed
new arrangement The connnltteo predicted
that If llie modification plan were adopted,
at the end or nve years, at whieli Ume the
agroement w euld lapse, another crisis similar
te the present would fail upon the company.
rri. .a i i. i.i . . .
Miiciuj.jii.ui uiu ujiuiiuiwhi was accnpiea,
and Mr. William 8. Lane moved te preceed
te a stock Vote with the preposition te
modify the lease Thore was considerable
confusion for a time, but the motion of the
gentleman was seconded by the chair, and
Mr. Lane took the fleer, as momber of the
present beard of directors, te advocate the
preposition. He maintained that under
the new loase bolweon the Pennsylvania
rallrad and Pullman, the latter could
net pay the old rental and the Central
had better accept his new preposition or
uiHu. uu vtote, mi remarxn in conclusion
had reforence te the possibility of thePonn thePenn
ylyania railroad cnncellng its ngreements
wltutbe Pullman company for the use of
cars en tbe lines In which It has an owner
ship te the extent of a throo-feurths intercsL
" The Pullman company ltself has this option
11 Its gross earnings are net equal te Its actual
expenses," said Mr. lane. "What would
be the result te this company then 7"
"This offer of three per cent, en our stock
by which tbe Pullman company gets 119 cars
for nothing," shouted Mr. James Hpcer, "is
"Whatarowe te de with Uiose llOcawlf
v.6 get thorn backT" asked Mr. Lane ,
"itun tnem and make money out of thorn,'
sbouted several stockholders, "or paint them
uu lur iiuuiuurHiiii iraiiRrinfi ." rmriarLrrwi m
w lim t v --j
rnmarbnil fi
J. D. Wilsen, at which thore wero rears of
laugnier.
"We have no nr ti illsrvfwn nf tin. mra "
said Mr. Lane. "The Pullman is a success
ful, prosperous cemiiany. with a surplus ei
evor seven and a-half millions, and pays eight
per cent dividends, equal te four per cent
en tbe par of our stock. The right and safe
thing Is te npprove tbe modification ofthe
lease. Pay no heed te the declarations of ox ex
cited men (Cries el "Out or erder ! Ne per
sonalities I" and gen oral confusion) who
have net fully Investigated nnd cannot ap
preciate the situation. De net allow vmir-
selves te be carried away by any iynus fa-
iuu uj yuuruiHcoinieriniiu te 1110 iosiruc iesiruc iosiruc
tlen of your Interest"
The conclusion ofthe speech of Mr. Lane
was drowned In groans nnd hisses, ene
gentleman calling upon thospeaker te give
llie delluitien of tbe Latin term housed at the
close.
General Leuis Wagner, W. L Lockwood
and Counsoler Jehn G. Jehnsen speke en tbe
ethor slde with vigor, and Geerge W. Biddle,
Jr., counsel for the present officers and direc
tors, replied in their behalC The motion te
proceed te a stock vete was finally put into
effect Tellers wero appointed, and the
shares were voted rapidly, a large number of
proxles being cast When the result was
announced later 26,027 shares wero voted by
the opponents or the modification plan, and
2,055 were cast by these in favor of It The
Iiroiiuiwien lomeuuy me loasewas, ttiorcrero,
overwhelmingly defeated.
The eloctlen of officers tlien followed. The
old beard of directers was placed luronomin lurenomin luronemin
alion as follews: Jehn C. Bingham, Phil
adelphia ; W. O. H. Scully, Pittsburg; W.
n1. . ,U.7toll,New. Yerk; Jehn A. Wright,
Philadelphia; Jeslali Klstorbeck, Philadel
phia; Geerge K. Reed, Lancaster; w. S.
Lane, Philadelphia; avnuel McClary, jr.,
Wilmington. Secretary and Treasurer J.
r . Cettrlngcr.
The ticket supported by the stockholders
opposed te the modification ortheleaso which
y.i.?loct?a'wnsasfellow',s Jehn as. Hans,
William H. Lucas, Matthew Brooks, Geerge
RJojLTheinas WaUer, L van Merris, Wil-
Wilsen. Hccreiary'iind Trcasurer BenJauiTn
P. Obdyke.
. .W,he.lJ.J,J-iflnal re8Ult WM announcetl a
total of ai,020 shares liad iweii voted,or which
the stockholders ticket headed by Mr.
?TVi?n.,?5?lvea S628" ana the directors'
ticket 1,492.
PERSONAL.
Cesstantin Rehsktti. tlie Bohemian
poet and statesman, is dead in his 71st year.
Stonewall Jackse.n'h last words wore:
" Let us cress evor the rlver and rest under
the shade of the trees."
ScuLPTen Devlb, who Is at work en a
statue of Uie late Senater Ben Hill, says a
inarble monument in this climate cannot
last ever fifty years.
Rev. CnARLKH B. Flikiir, orpliiladel erpliiladel
phia, a minister of the German Evangelical
association, died suddenly Sunday afternoon
In Allentewn. He was stricken with
apeplexy while taking a drive.
"Prksidkmt Olrvklanii at church," says
a momber of his congregation, "is an atteii.
tlve listener. He prays in an audlble under
tone, sings in a clear barltone volce and is
net addicted te the habit of turning In his
seat te leek at late comers. Altogether lie Ls a
model churchman."
.i ?fiV.2IeODV retitalist, Is the subject of
this llttle anecdote : He was asked In there thero thore
cent convention at Mllwaukoe whotherho
bad gl ace enough te die at Uie stake. He re re ro
plied : " Ne, f don't noed it ; all I want Is
grace enough te bold this convention for
iroe days In Milwaukee."
'J?TV' Rat". pastor of Grace Evangel
ical Lutheran church, BeUilohem, since Iho
organization or the body twcHe years age,
presented his resignation en Sunday. Mr!
r Ah U ne.t "jUnqu'sh his duties as edfler
orthe CArei MeMtnaer, which position he
has acceptably filled for many years.
Mme. Patti will sail for England en May
2. Her secretary said that en her arrival in
Liverpool she and her husband, Signer Nico Nice
Jlnl, will proceod at ence by a special car te
hercastlein Wales w here Uiey will remaln
until the opening of the Londen season, en
the 15th of June, during which she will sing
under Mr. Mapleson's management twice a
week for a month.
General Grant will be 03 years old next
alenday, and the event will be colebrated in
Louisvllle, Kentucky, by a "publlomeotlnir
or ropresontativos of oil parties." These
navmg tne matter in charge, "owing te the
peculiar circumstances under which tlie colo celo cole
uration is te occur," Louisvllle belng a South Seuth South
erii city, will ask all cities in the country te
fellow her example"
DECLARE IT HUE TO FAITn.
Seme itemarkable Cures Effected In Pittsburg
and Its Vicinity.
Miss Mary Moerohoad, daughter orthe late
J. K. Moerohead, or Pittsburg, who was ene
or its most prominent and wealthy citizens;
claims te have been cured by faith of a pain'
ml disease or thirty years standing. Miss
Moerohoad says her ailment was pronounced
incurable by seme or tlie best physicians in
the country. Last summer w hile at a moun meun
tain resort for her health sbe met a lady who
advised her te try the faith cure. Being a
Christian slie became strongly imbued with
Uie Idea and. refusien- uii uii...ni,.r,t. .in
scribed by her doctors, prayed almost iuces
santly. In a few dpys she was entirely iree
from pain, nnd her health is better te-day
than evor berbre in her life, and in erder that
ethers may benefit by her wenderful eure
she will bold roeopUons overy Monday after
noon, when all who desire te soe her will be
..uiuuuiu.
At Midway, near Pittsburg, there are nhie
persons who have been cured or serlqus ill
ness through faith, under the Instrumentality
fimh '$- .W.'1101 5tepf e MetuedlA
cnurcb at that place. Among the number Is
uie pastor, wlie lias published an account of
his own case; William Hamilton, aged
iI-utifrtJ',0ean,S Mra li,m,at l'0 had
been 111 for fourteen vcars : Mrs. r.mii,.
cured or spinal treuble ; Jehn Paige, sixty!
nlne years, cured or rheumatism, and ethers.
""..Pa. 08 all claim te have had previous'
medical attention and attribute thelr present
healthful condition te faith and prayer. Thcse
cases have attracted a great deal of attention.
ii ,w,01,sul,Ject of euro by lalth Is lielng
widely distfus&cd In nil circles.
Yeung and l'ulr. imUi, (nm.miii.rv.
Leah Hart, a handseme young woman, was
arrosted in Newark, N. J., Monday morning,
charged with setting fire te the Ferest Rlver
house, at Salem, Mass., lest September, and
was surrendered te the marshal or that town,
who has been searching for her slnce the
confession or her accemplice, Minnie Hart,
who implicated her. The woman, who, hail
been living there with a male companion for
seme Ume, took her arrest coolly, and said
that MJnnle Hart's testimony would net
staud in a Massachusetts court. It is raid
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vinwwiii oaaraeief. j
ecetnpafited i
J, marshal, waiving a requls-'
raen.
HtZlPVTXAlT lOTMUf.
AMIcrotcep'oMuTtoc taTskePlseeln Flilta
tetyfcteVeijr Soen.
The two Memsef humanity known te fame
as Lucia Zarate and General Mite, whose
combined wplght is less than fourteen
pounds, and"wfca leek mere like a pair of
dells than hiimsn beings, are contemplating
matrimony aud are engaged te be married.
Beth were aeen at the Dlme museum, at
Ninth and Arch streets, Monday evening,
and each acknowledged the interesting fact
te b true. Miss Lucia with a blush and gig
gle; and the mlcrosceplo general with all the
prlde of 'a successful levor. He drew himself
up te his lull height, about two feet, and
luuKiiiK uiu mponer straignt in tue eye re
marked, In a voice se small as te be scarcely
audlble :
"Yossthe rumor which has galned cur
rency ceBcernlng the matrimonial alllance
which Miss Zarate1 and myself are centem-
1 dating is quite correct, and I have noob neob noeb
octlons te your giving it publicity. I have
mown the young lady for about ten years,
and although alie Is net se beautiful as seme
ladies in ihb profession, say, ler Instance,
.uh( v auupimi, ut i.irn. jjangi-ry, yu. mj iuu
sne is vne mesi teveiy Doing m tne worm,
and I adore her just as much as if I wero as
big as Jumbo and she treble the slze of the
champion fat woman. Yeu must net think
that because I am dlmlnutive In statu re I
have net the power of feeling the deepest
and most Intense niTnctlen. fnr If von iln vnn
'are decidedly en" your base, Is he net Lucia?"
nnu iie iiirncu te ins tmy nancce, wne nau
"been shyly listening te the conversation.
" What the general says is absolutely au
thentic, and when he gives you the tip you
can rely upon It Uiat His straight," piped his
midget lady leve in reply, nnd the flttle pair
were then Carried up te the exhibition hall
for their ovenitig reception.
It is prebable that the marrlage -lll take
place in Philadelphia during the tiext three
weeks.
MUslng Heirs at Last Turn Up.
Advertisements have appeared In the uows uews
papera In almost every sjate In thoUnlen and
ofevory Canadian city during the past ten
years Inquiring for heirs of the Lawrence
Tewnley state in England. The cstate in
question has been accumulating during the
past century, and until lately theso claiming
te be helrs were unnble te preve thelr lawful
claims te the vast sums of meney and lands
Involved, and whieli new amount te tf.oo'.OOO, tf.eo'.OOO, tf.oe'.OOO,
000. A meeting or Canadian heirs te the
citate was held when it was reported that the
only missing link during the past fifty years
necessary te proe rightful claim of these
heirs te the estate had been found. The miss
ing link was the marrlage certificate of Mrs.
Sidney T. Brown, or Bagdad, nearTewanda,
New Yerk state. Mrs. Brew u Is a relati ve of
the claimants nnd claimant lierself, and w ill
rccolve 10,000,000 as her share or the cstate.
The Canadian heirs state that they will new
have no treuble in proving their identity as
heirs of Jehn Lawrence and MarvTownlev
by the marrlace cortlncateof Mrs. Brown.
whom they ha e net been able te truce for the
last half century, The Canadian heirs have
appointed an agent te go te New Yerk te con
fer with the American heirs regarding the
cstate and te clear matters up. Mrs. Brew n,
it is understood, is comparatively peer.
m m
A ie. 1 Feet Net Always l'rettjr.
Frem the Chicago News.
A woman w 1th a disproportionately large
feet Is by common consent entitled te pity.
But it Is net the size or the feet which geed
taste objects te, but its relation te the rest or
the body. A large woman with the tiny feet
of a girl would be as disproportionate as
Uie small woman with a large feet What
is known in the market as the Ne. 1
beet can net by any means be made
te go upon the feet or any woman
whose physical proportions bear any com
parison with theso of the Venus de Medici,
which is the ropresentatlon efa large and
voluptuous woman. Women who wear the
Na J beet arO(iotlte, vhacieus, pert, pretty,
MedlclarTtype, 'Carge women' says a" weW
known artist and expert must have feet that,
te Iio beautirul, would be very ugly en n
smal ler w eman. The Ne. 1 beet is, te a larce
extent, a foraale hallucination.
Fatal Delays in Pneumonia.
This Is or Immense Importance In fighting
pneumonia. An hour wasted 1 often fatal In
Its consequences. Therefore never trlfle with
moments en such occasions. Keep the patient
In a pure, equuhle atmosphere, and use prompt
prescriptions of Hurry's Puns Malt Wuiskev,
with proper personal care, and you will have
dene mere than nn enny of doctors could ac
complish a few hours later. Ne tase was ever
lest under such treatmvnt. The btst families
keep Itregularly In the home, and any reliable
druggist or grocer can supply It for fl pcrbeU
tie.
BVKCIAX. KUTJCES.
Itenare of Imitations, pretended cures and
specifics, niul spurious preparations. Tukuenly
Hunt's Kidney and Liver) Remedy.
Hunt's (Kidney and Lit crl Remedy bus been
tided ever thirty years, and saved thousands
from lingering disease and death.
William McKnew, m Fayette St., Ilalllmere.
Bid says : " 1 btlleve ' Faterlte ltemcdy Is a
geed medicine, ltlsdelnrf me mere geed than
anything I ever tried, and I hat e tried ulmest
everything, for I am a sufferer from dyspepsia."
hlle Favorite Remedy " Is a specific in Mom Mem
achand Bladder diseases, It is equally valuaule
in cases of bilious disorders, Constipation of the
Dowels, and all the class or ills apparently in in
Beparaule from the constitutions of omen.
uprlO-lmeed&w
DR.FRAKIKR'HROOT HITTERS.
Frazler's Reet Hitters are net a dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
KCibfcy trengly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular,
eleanse the bleed und system of evert- Impurity!
-KsSwWStfe'I-- SSLI.
ii. i. Lecnruu,
(2)
.-, ..4 vw iuim yuvcu BlltHJU
lUd, Det Net Hepeleu.
When
i r. :"" " j nvu'ii luiuciirns
Oil IinVll tlfl In In vnni liAail In.nm,,,,..
in your 8iue,aitres8 In yeui back, shortness el
IJS? aMf nt JSA'." of coughing. It.cci.i8
pretty badruoes it netT Many phj alclans would
?riewp.8.,.lch,.ncn.S0a"be'"a restoration. But
Mrs. Kettle Hastings, of Cammidgcnert, Mass..
he was thus aflllcteil. took lirowi?slreu Hitters
and gratefully writes that the Prince of Tonics
completely restored her te health. It will re
store you, tee.
I'lLES 1 V1LKS 1 1 TILES 1 1 1
Burp euro rorBllnd.Hleedlngand Itching Piles.
One box has cured the worst cases of 8u years'
standing. Ne one need Buffer fl ve minutes after
using William's Indian l'lle Ointment, It ab
sorbs tumors, allays Itching, acts as poultice,
gives Instant relief.
ncnine or the nrivat
i-renarea only for riles.
by druggists aud mailed en receipt of nr'lce. IL
luii-ui, ni
nothing else. Beld
Beld
py . u. Lecnran, 137 and 133 Neith Queen
street.
Queen
(i)
MISCELLANEOUS.
PENNA. OIGAKS FROM
Hundred nn. at
L00 PKR
UAUlfllA.1 O AJbl.liVJtV
.STOKE.
ir.i.OT.r.tr.a vu.r ...n-'.....
FUONT CIQAK
SAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE.
Itoj-nnej, VARiepcxisaiidSrcui. UisiAsxa
of cither sex. Whybe humbugged by auacka
when you can find In Dr. Wright; the only ICkqI
vlakFbvsicuh In 1'hlladelphla who makes a
specialty of the above diseases and cwuss them T
Curbs euaiuxtisd. Advicb FBKs,day ana oven even
ing. Strangers can be treated and return home
the same day. Offlcesprlvnte.
lilt. W. H. WltlGHT.
Ne. SilNerth Ninth street, abovoltace, abevoltace, aboveltace,
jat&Sf&T' 1-hUadelphla.
mn;
IS PAPER 18 PRINTED
WITH
J. K. WRIGHT A. CO.'S
INK,
F&irfflODDt Ink Works, 26th and Feen'a. Avenue
IsuS-lyd
PHILADELPHIA. I'A.
s
AINT-RAPHAEL WINK
INFORMATION.
Thn Salnt-ItaphaclWliiehusndollcleus flaveur
and Is drunk In the principal eltlcs of Russia.
Jlermany, North and Seuth America, Great
Britain, India, and se en. The quuntlty exported
annually Is snfUcleiit proof of Us stability and
staylntr powers, whlle for the real connoisseur
there u no wlne that can be considered Its
superior,
M-The SalnMlaphael Wine Company, Valenee.
Deiwrtiueet of the Dreme (Fraucc.Jt
"H. E. 8UAYMAKER,
nS-Ud K0. EAST KINO STREET.
7t- " ' '"" "1 - - "'
MHHHW.HiiHiMiaHHMMMiMlMNHAI.MMA.
iW - -' "w J:mt.iM"h
i-T I TCTUNT'S REMEDY.
HUNT'S
KIDJJKY AND LIVER
REiMEDYI
Never Known te Fail.
NEVEIl KNOWN TO KAIL.
It cures when all ether medicines full, as It nets
directly and at once en the Kidneys, Uvcr
and Dowels, restoring them te a healthy
action, It Is a safe, sure and speedy
cure, and hundreds have been
cured by It whan phyelclatu
and friends hed Riven them
giv
le.
up ted:
It is Beth a "Safe Care" and
It CURKS all Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver
llladdcr and Urinary Orssni I litepity,
U ravel, Diabetes, Blight's Disease,
Nervous Dleae, Excesses,
Female Weaknesses,
Jaundice, Sour Hteinscb.
Dyspepsia, Constipation, riles,
l'atiis In the Hack, I.elns nnd Hlde, Iteten-
tlen or Non-lietcntlen of Urine.
11.23 AT DRtTOaiBTS.
&T TAKE NO OTHER.
Eend for Illustrated Pamphlet of Solid Testi
monials of Absolute Cures.
HUNT'S REMEDY CO.,
(3)
Providence. It. I.
fRON BITTERS.
pan
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K H K
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This medicine, combining Iren with pure vegc
table tonics, eulcklv and cemnletelv CUItKl
OYBPKl'KIA, INniaEHSIONJ MA LA HI A
WEAKNESS. IMPURE I1LOOD, CHILLS and
ll.iriUEineiui.i nAUAKlAi
rr.vcitananr.KUAi.uiji,
lly rapid and thorough assimilation with the
bleed It reaches every part et the system, purl,
lies and enriches the bleed, strengthens tba
muscles and nerves, and tones and Invigorates
tbe system 1
A nne Appetizer Hest tonic known.
It will cure the worst case of Vyspapsla, re
moving all dlstresslnif symptoms, such ss Tast
ing the Feed, IJelcmng, Heat In the Ftemach,
Heartburn, etc.
The only Iren medicine tbat will net blacken
or Injure the teeth.
It is invaluaule for diseases peculiar te women,
and te all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An unfailing remedy for diseases of tbe Liver
and Kidneys.
Persons Buffering from the effect of overwork,
nervous troubles, less of appetite, or debility,
experience quick relief and renewed energy by
Its use.
It does net cause Headache or produce Consti
pation OTHER Iren medicines de.
It is tbe only preparation of Iren that causes
no injurious effects. Physicians and druggists
recommend It as thn besu Try It.
The genulne has Trade Mark and crossed red
lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Made only by
1JROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
UlLTIMOaS, Md.
sepUMydAlyw .
WAT CUES, JtC.
-yrr-ATciiKS, clocks and jewelry.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN FIUCKS OF WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
J WKLliY. &t
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queen Street;
Opposite City Hetel, near Pa. R. IL Depot.
Retailing at Wholesale Prices. Repairing at
xtra Lew Prlcus. JyJMjd
TyATCHKS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
Wills & Keefer,
buccussern te Win. Thomsen,
(Formerly E. F. Ilewmau,)
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c,
Ne. IOO BAST KINO STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
We have taken the store, Ne. 100 East Klne
street, opposite the Leepard lletel and the Lan.
?.?.V?r cJ'.Snty J,OU8e. lately occupied by Mr.
William Thomsen In the Watch, Cleck and Jew'
elry Huslnces, (formerly by Mr. E. F. ilewman, J
where we shall keep a stock of American
Watches of all Makes and Grades, In Geld, Silver
and Nickel Cases ; nn assortment of the most
desirable Swiss Watches ( Clocks of all kinds In
u the attractive patlerns : Chains In Geld,
Silver, Rolled-Plute and Flre-GUti Charms!
I eckets and Seals. Spectacles and Eye-Glasscs.
We respectfully solicit your patronage nnd In
fluence, and promlse te make every effort te
please you.
We have employed our predecessor, Mr. Wm.
Thomsen, as our Watchmaker. All Watches en
trusted te us Ter repair will receive his carom 1
and skillful attention. "
Yours Respectfully,
Wills & Keefer.
apl8,21Aikl
ILATS AND CAl'S.
AN
ATTRACTIVE APPEARANCE.
Nothing se much changes the iippcarance as a
Hat a nice, new lint und there Is no place In
the city you have as many New Spring Styles te
select from as at
Stauffer & Ce's.
AH the New Shades In Plain and Fancy Celer.
Extra light weight, Bea and stlnywith prices
lower thid! evor before.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
(SIIULTZ'S OLD STAND),
Nes. 31-33 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
UNDERTAKING.
u
NDERTAKINO.
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen and Vine Streets,
LAH0ABT, VX.
Personal attention elven te all orders. Every
thing ln the Undertaking line furnished.
Having secured the services of a flrstrclass me
cbanie, 1 am prepared te de all kinds of Uphol
stering at very moderate prices. All kinds el
uiuHuia uyuuisuuiHi. wive ine a can.
R. ROTE.
JaulO-ttd
DON'T BE SATISFIED WITH AN IN IN
ferler article MILLER'S UORAX SOAP
the best
MANUOOD RESTORED.
BXKKDT nun.
A victim of youthful Imprudence causing Pre.
mature uecuy. nervous iuDuuyaLest Manhood,
Ac, having tried in vala every known remedy,
has dlsoevered a simple self-euro, which he will
JlMyoedilyw Chatham WiSMffil cuy I
pnn II TTTT TTTT
h n II T T
nnn 11 t t kb
B II H T T R
bnu li t t kbb
CZOTMJJT0.
p"
GLOVK8t
Te keep tbe hands warm
MITTENB,
Te keep the hands warm.
HOOKS,
Te keep the feet warm.
EAR MUFFS,
Te keep the ears warm.
MUFFLERS,
Te keep the neek warm.
UNDERWEAR,!
Te keep the body warm.
Ge te ERJSMAN'S,
Ne. 17 WKST KINO BTRKKT.
REMOVAL.
I. McCAULEY,
MERCHANT TAIIOR,
HAS ItKMONEI) FUOH
NO. 146 EAST KINQ STREET
-TO
NO
134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
(lluchmlllcr's Uulldlng),
Where he has en hand
ONE O THE FINEST LINES OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
KOK THE SPUING Tit ADE
EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
Call and take a leek at the goods and you will
be sura te have your mcasure taken fera Suit,
al-tld
TTAVE YOU SLEN THOSi:
$10.00, $12.00 & $15.00
ALL WOOL SUITIMS,
WHICH WE ARE MAKING TO ORDER;
If net, It Is te your Intctent te call at once and
see them: they are certainly leaders which no
stele can equal.
NOT ONLY THEbE GOODS,
Hut All Goods sold liv us are Kar Cheaper,
TAKING QUALITY INTO CONSIDERATION,
than can be found elsewhere, t
FOR GOOD GOODS J FOR LOW VRICE9 1
FOR STYLISH FITS' roll
GARMENTS I
WELL MADE
Ve Certainly De Take the First Place.
IMMENSE LINE
-OF-
SPRING CLOTHING.
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
TRUNKS, VALISES, iie., &c., &e.,
NOW COMING IN. CALL AT ONCE
AT
NEW STORE.
CORNER CENTRE SQUARE AND NORTH
QUEEN ST., LANCASTER.
L.
ANSMAN & HRO.
ITEW THINGS DAILY.
Our CUSTOSI DEPARTMENT TRADE la
opening for the season with mere vim than ever.
OUR POPULAR PRICE FOR
SUITS & TROUSERS
Areappretlated. Yeu will de jeuneir lulus
Uce. .,f 'ou .de net leek ttt the SUll we are
Making te Measure at HO 00, fli 00, $15 00, $18.00.
rJ0.uaud$M00. All Newest Choice Goods and
made exactly right te your order.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Aswoare manufacturing nil our Read-Mude
Men'B and Hey's Clothing, und buy for cash only,
we are tnubled te mive jeu fiem 25 tofle ncr
cent. '
OUR POPULAR ALL-WOOL
MEN'S CORKSCREW SUIT,
IN BLACK AND RBOWN KORIIUH,, MER.
I. GAISMAff & BRO,
Fashionable Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
Nes. 66-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Right en the Southwest Cor. of Orange Street,)
LANCASTER, PA.
Net connected with any ethor clethlnK
store In tbe city.
M
VERS .t RATI1VON.
LOW PRICES!
FINE GOODS.
What the trade wants Is Flne Goods at Lew
Prices. We ha vn them, loe.
LOOK AT OUR GOODS,
lstlnic low nrlceg. Rathm- Snerni,... .h.T Ui.T.
und give such wei k as the goods j ustlfles.
FINE ASSORTMENT
-OF
ENGLISH & FRENCH
CHECKS,
-AT-
PRICES AS LOW AS DOMESTICS.
DOMESTICS
SO LOW THAT EVERY ONE CAN IIAVE A
MYERS &' RATHFON,
LEADING LANCASTER CLOTHIERS,
WO. 12 BAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
810 OOO WORTH OFMILLINERY
WAlrJJ New Yerk and Paris 111111.
noryCe. Our new store, w North Queen street.
Lancaster. Pa.. Iinmvniunuiii,..; ti?tr.: iVr'!
of Hats, .Bennets. Flowers 'eathe.Ytt,at our
usual c'HEAP PRICES. Hoping our custetneri
Hoping our customers
luease raver us
f$itV&g&k
HIRSH & BROTHERS
CLOTHllilt.
TgttNE TAILORING.
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
The Largest aud Choicest Assortment of
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITY or LANCASTER.
All the Latest Novelties In
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINK OF
SPRING. OVERCOATING.
THE VKltr 11E8T WORKMANSHIP.
Prices te suit all and all goods warranted as
represented nthls new store,
Ne. 43 Nertli Queen St.
(OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE.)
H.GERHART.
s
PRlNd CLOTHING.
SPRING CLOTHIM
-AT-
Burger & Sutten's;
We are offering eurHPRING Bteck of Ready.
Made
CLOTHING
AT VERY LOW PRICE.
Acallnlllconvlnceyou that this Is the place
te secure a genulne bargain. Wn de net offer
ene or two lets as a bait, but we offer our entire
stcck at prices away down.
Men's Business Suits from $7 te 912.
Men's Dress Suits from 812 te $16.
Youth's Scheel Suits from $4.50 te $7.
Youth's Dress Suits from $8 te $12.
Children's Short Pants Suits from $3
te $7.
Thcse are all our ew n make and we de net hes
itate te guarantee the fit, Bljlennd workman
ship Our motto Is : GOOD GOODS AND LOW
PRICES.
burgerIsdtten,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTER, PA.
CAnitlAOES.
gTANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDGERLEY & CO.
(Carriage Builders),
MARKET 8TREET, REAR OF POSTOFFICE
LANCASTER, PA. '
OCR LARGE STOCK OF
OTG&IES & CARRIAGES
?.?i'F,?in,8hea' WHICrt WE OFFER AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. """ A1
lreSUFERIOR QUALITY Of OUR WORK
lsne lonKerquestlonua.'Oiirwork Is as flne bh
i?7. P""6 ln the larger cities, and SOLD AT
&L-.T"E P"1(JE- ew ls the tlme te order
ler spring.
ENCOURAGE FAIR DEALING
And Honest Werk. All Werk WARRANTED.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
One Bet of workmen especially employed for that
purpose. '
A few SLEIGHS left at Lew Flrures. Give
us a call. j,,, rx.lf d A w
gPECIAL, ANNOUNCRMCNT!
WATCH and WAIT
-FOR A-
GREAT BARGAIN
-AT-
NORBECK
Carriage
HILEY'S
"Works !
CORNER OF
DUKE AND VINE STREETS,
LANCASTER, PA.,
Having nearly compieted our line nleek nf
CttiiujBe Werk 'for tbe Spring Trade, we Hi
clote It out at an early date at xrnae we "1
Public Sale.
Thoe dcstrlng a Flne Vehicle for llttle menev
W'il;?,cHre ". burP,lln bf waiting a short" no. y
3-Date el siue aud partleiiinrs all en her..
t talnj. n"a ez,,""ne tockunaleSpaw wUh
NORBECK & MILEY.
ELOVJt AND EEED.
pOMU ANDSEE ME,
n a vi no erxnxn a
Eeur, Feed, Grain, Hay & Straw
WAREHOUSE,
At Nes. 35 and 37 Market street,
(Permprly occupied by Harry A.DIlIcr). I would
in8J,,!)nC'.t.Sltef?m m frienij8 1'nd the pibi 2
in general that I am new prepared te furnish at
PRICE"6 "0llC0 tt"a OWtSl' POS8I1JLE
Fleur, Feed, Grain,
Hay and Straw.
Alse, constantly en hund a lully supply or
Machinery, Cylinder, Llnseed, Crude and
Maohinery Oils,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HENRY DRAOHBAR.
aprj-lmced
OTE IS MAKING
i
CABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS
i
AT SW.OO A DOZKK
1niini0, lM NORTU QUEEN STREET,
JanlDtM Lancaster, e.
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