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LANOABTKK, MAY 11, IFS..
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A Question of Felly.
Bccrctary Manning is aaiil te liave met
the criticism upon the revocation of. tlie
appointment of. James Blackburn, as a col
lector of internal revenue in Kentucky,
that he was no mere of. a rebel than liis
fellows, though lie iliil write a bloody rebel
letter in his youth, with Uie statement
that Blackburn's appointment was net re
voked because he was a bloetly lebel, but
because he was a bloody feel. It must be
conceded that if a man is a feel it is a geed
reason for net appointing him toelllco;
and it is net te be denied that James Jllack
burn's letter was foolish, lint it is also a
fact that he was young when it was written,
and youth gees with such looseness of ex ex
pressien:w hisletter showed. Furthermore
it was written te hi3 wife ; and such letters
are likely te be unguarded in their words.
It seems harsh te condemn a man asa feel
te-day who wrote foolishly te his wife a
quarter of a century age. We are con
. viuced that, put te this test, a very great
many men new accounted as wise would
lese that character. Celd type make a
Bevere dress for the expressions of men in
familiar correspondence, even when youth
does net hang upon the writer te weaken
his wisdom. Air. James lllackhurn seems
te be badly used.
And considering that he is the brother
of Senater Blackburn, we fear that Secre
tary Manning may net have been judicious
in tlie highest degree in revoking his ap ap ap
pointmentfer words of his indiscreet youth.
Independence is a geed thing, but senators
are men of inlluence whose tees are net te
be lightly trodden upon, especially by an
administration of their own party which
cxnects their cordial suppert: llelli of the
Kentucky senators new 'have fair griev
ances ngai wt tlie administration ; and
Kb feririlling causes, yet they are of
fcuctcr of personal affront which
particularly aggravating. A Louisiana
Senater also feels aggrieved. It will hardly
de te extend tlie list much mere. Tlie
Democratic party expects the administra
tion te work harmoniously with its leaders
and representatives and te challenge tlie
opposition of none without cause. AVIiile
tlie effort of the administration should be
te make the best appointments, harmony
with tlie party representatives should lie
an important consideration in the selections
made.
he will always take his full pound of flesh V
lei him net liave ene drop of bleed.
An Upright Jurer.
Tlie callow assistants te the district at
torney In New Yerk who recently failed
te convict Short for a murderous assault
upon I'lielan, because it was disclosed te
tlie jury that tlie accused had acted in self-
defense, nre trying te muddy tiie water by
precccdingsagainst Munsell, tlie juror who
went te O'Donevan Ressa's ofllce te get a
leek at tlie scche of tlie tragedy. Nothing
at all has been shown te his discredit. It
appears that he was confounded by the
cloud of witnesses who testified upon tills
point, and he could get from their testimony
no clear idea of tlie premises, llence he
went and looked for himself ; he talked te
nobody and was talked te by no one.
It would be strange, Indeed, if a juror
were te be punished or his verdict discred
ited for such a tiling as this. He may have
been indiscreet in exposing himself te the
suspicion of being in correspondence with
the men who frequent tlie place he sought
and who had an active Interest in tlie ease ;
but as he saw nene of them, and had no
communication whatever, the information
lie gained was exactly of the sort he ought
te have had te liave guided him te an
intelligent conclusion. Tlie New Yerk
Kvcniwj Pest, alone, we bellevc, of tlie me
tropelitan newspapers, lias taken a sensible
view of this case.
PBH80NAU
MAJen llonKi'.Jies reKlgncd as director
poneml of tlie heard of management of the
New Orleans KxKsHien.
Tin: Kaiil or Hni.unut, who died very
rich lately, left n year'a ttalary te nil cm cm
pleyed en Ills estate,
Tim I'litNOK ok Walks toekurido In u
taunting car during his recent vHtte Ire
land, nud new tlie Jaunting car Is ull the
rnge.
Hkv. 1. O. llnewM, wred 07. who died In
Wichita, Kansas, en Wednesday, was n
craduate of tlie class 'W of Franklin and
Marshal college.
Mn. U.VMiilteN, the siiecliil eorrusiKindeut
of Uie Iomleii AVanifari), was, wlien killed
In Kgypt, receiving n salary or 1?2,WM a your,
and the titamlard has provided for his
mother.
Hen. IlKNnv O. Koiiinsen. In n reeent
Hnoeclint Hartferd, Conn., mid : " Danish the
devil or modern nrltlimotle from our public
schools. It assaults the brain and imperils
the Me. It develeps precocity, and precocity
is unnuture, und uiinature Is a monster."
(lovmiNeit Ilu.t, or New Yerk, has sent
te the legislature a niossage In regard te the
law en capital punishment. He deplores tlie
present system, "which periulu, by menus
of nppeufs, sncli n length of time te oliipse
botween a sontcnee te death nod Its execu
tion," and he suggest an Immediate reform
by legislation.
Miss Uiiaiu.etti: M. Vonei:, n1iose lat
est novel bears, tlie title of "The Twe Hides
of tlie . Shield, " Is new in her (Hid year, hav
ing been born In Uttorbeuni, Hants, In IK1.
She began te wrlte in lKTil and hits kept at it
se industriously that her books of all kinds
new uumlicr ene hundred and twenty titles
or something nice lour uunureu volumes.
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Public Interests and l'rhatc Nights
As the Philadelphia Ihcertl suggests, the
public are entitled te protection from dele
terious feed adulteration; and legislation
te secure this end is entirely proper and
within the police power of the state. Who
cells chalk and water for milk, or white
clay for sugar candy, diseased meat for
sound flesh or oleinargarine for pure butter
is guilty of a fraud and false pretense ; and
the public liave the same right te be pro
tected from such Impositions that are easily
practiced upon them, as they have from
noxious smells and ether abuses prejudicial
te the general health and comfort.
' But tlie anti-oleemargino bill, which
.inlets with such favor in tlie Pennsylvania A
tcgisiiiiuru, is lkim'u cuuii'jy uieu inu as
sumption that tlie butter-makers of this
state have a right te protection against any
article that competes with butter. This is
ohercsyanda false basis for legislation.
As well might tlie makers of iron nails ask
for prohibition against the manufacture and
sale of steel nails ; or the slate miners de
mand the prohibition of tlie use of tin for
reefing, or the lumbermen interfere with
iron beams supplanting wooden timbers
in building. If the legislature can suppress
oleomargarine in the way that is proposed,
it can forbid the sale of canned fruits, or of
cotton cloths. Under certain circumstan
ces, perhaps, it can de these tilings; but no
encuvill liave tlie hardihood te assert that
sucn conditions exist. All this sort of leg
islation ought te be steadfastly opposed by
conscientious and intelligent representa
tives. Alas 1 howfew such there seem te be.
Produce the 1'roeT.
It is maintained by thone who support
the bill vetoed by Governer Pattison, re
quiring counties te bury tlie bodies and
mark the graves of indigent soldiers, that
the Pennsylvania statute, passed ever the
governor's veto, is a transcript of a New
Yerk law, signed by Mr. Cleveland when
he was governor.
We doubt it.
Ne copy of the New Yeik law has been
printed by the journals which allege ;
nor is its date given. Frem what is known
of Air. Cleveland's close scrutiny of legisla
tion and his fearless exercise of tlie veto
power as governerof New Yeik and mayor
of Ilulfale, it would be very strange if lie
had approved any such injudicious and ill
timed law as that which our governor se
sensibly disnppieved and our legislature
has se inconsiderately passed with a rush
ever his veto.
Mayer Cleveland vetoed an ordinance
appropriating public moneys te decorate
soldiers' graves, for reasons akin te these
given by Governer Pattison; and if he
signed the state law that lie is said te have
approved it must have been done in a mo
ment of fergetf illness such as seldom came
te Mr. Cleveland in any of his executive
positions.
I, op Them Off.
In defense of the lavish scale upon which
his committee has laid out the state appro
priations for the coining year, Kepresenla Kepresenla
tive Snedgmss, of the committed of the
Heuse en appropriations, points te the fact
that there is two million dollars of surplus
at present in the state treasury te make up
for any deficiencies that may occur.
This is tlie objective point of the plun
derers. Tlie money is in sight, and all
kind of jobs are projected te get at it. The
" charity " swindles are chief among
tliein. The governor will de well te
put his hatchet te them all. lie must
needs de toiler than in his veto
message of two years age if he
means te command the resjKict of the slate
for intelligent discrimination among them.
He then wired in and wired out, and left
some stand, which te te consistent he
should liave vetoed. Let him lay en this
year without fear, favor or affection. 1 It
may te overruled or overridden, but the
legislature will suffer thereby and net he.
Shift by Wlilili Heme IVIImn Cenlilti)
I'uim Ttivlr lUlilnlniitleim.
Amnrlran ItetldenU of I'arli
rrtnwtittu tlici Cnpltal.
The reduced copy or llartheldl's stilue of
"Liberty Kullghtenlng the World" was en
Wednesday ferinnlly presented by the Amor Amer
lean resldeutn of the French capital te the
municipality of Paris: Tlie ceremonies
leek ploce en tlie silo of the statue, In the
l'hice des Kbits Unis.
Tlie Hen. r.evl I Morten, ex-United Htales
minister te France, madotlie speech of Vre-
Hontntleu. He said he hoped the gift would
help poriMjtuate the fi lendshlp between the
two nations, which the changing ovents of
n century had only strengthened.
Premier llrisseu thuuked the American
comuitttee for tlie gift and dwell niten the
reciprocal friendsliin between France mid
Amerlca, which, he said, llke the Kartheldi
stattie, Illuminates net menaces the world.
Ilefcrrlng te tlie cnergy of tlie Americaus In
the war of secession, M. lirlsseu said : "Hut
there lh no longer a question of war. In
filture' laee, liberty and Jostlce between
nations constitute the goal toward which two
nations going hand hi iinml should march."
He concluded by oxnresslng regret at Mr.
Morten's doarliire. The siteecii was
heartily applauded.
Mr. Hene, president of the municipal
council, spoke of the relations toen France
anil me united Htales, recalling various evi
dences or the friendships uniting the two
peoples. M. de Freyclnet, the foreign minis
ter, assured Mr. Morten that Uie French gov
ernment would make every effort te hasten
the repeal of thodecrce forbidding the Impor
tation Inte France of American perk and the
reeslablishnieul of the system of Insjioclleu.
M. de iicssopsulse sMike. A breakfast was
given by Mr. Morten In honor of the sculptor
Bartholin. Among the distinguished guests
were M. lirlsseu ; M. Flequel, president of
the Chamber or Deputies, Admiral (lalibert,
minister of marine, and M. de hosseps.
UKtnVAL,
A QUKSTION AHOUT
Brown's Iren Bitters
ANSWKItKlt.
Tlioriiii'stlen linn probably been iiknl thrum,
itniltef tlincH, " Hew ran llrewn'H Iren IIHti'iH
euro everything t" Well, It ilewii't. lint II does
cumiiiiy (IInciimi ler which ii lx'iititulilenliyelciiiii
would pri'Mdlliu IKON. l')iynlel:ins ivcoxnlxe
Iren us ihelicst rcstenttlvu iikciiI hnwn te Itie
profcfiiiten, und Infinlry of any kmillnu clinmli'iil
llnit will Mlbntutitfnte I lie iisxcrtlen Unit there
are mere propamilens of Iren tlmn of any ether
mtliKtiiiice liwsl In iiiMllrlnn. This shows coil'
clunlvely that Iren Is acknowledged te he llm
most Important (actor In succi-ssrnl medical
practice. Ills, however, n reiiinrkiihlnriict, Hint
prier te the discovery of lllttlWN'H lHONltlT-
ir.ibs uoperu'ciiysauamciory lroiiceuioinaiioii
(rnun'e lnn tee "" nvur men luilllil
in u i no nun iMiuudnrs net Injur
neon.
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i red u co constipation all
oreiiiiri, cdiiHtiti
ether Iren Ulttursde. llrown'iilren Jllltetsctirrs
linugcstleii, mileimnt'SH, Weakness, llyspcpslii,
Malaria, Chills and Kavrni, Tired reeling, 0m
cral Ochlllty, ruin In the Side, Hack or I.lmhs,
llciclaclieund NennilL'la for all IIicbi) ailments
lirewn's Iren llillers .toeVIfflloSS'ft a
nilntile. t.lka all oilier thorough medicines, It
acts slowly. When taken hy men the llrat xyui xyui xyui
toiiiefhcnellt Is renewed t'tiurgy. The nmi-clcs
then hccnmnilrinur. thedlgesthiii Improves, the
iiiincis iiruiiciive, in iremrn me eiieut lSKonci lSKenci
idly mom rapid and marked. The eyes begin at
once te brighten: the skin clears up healthy
color ciimcs te the check nerviinsncps dlsap
jiears ; functional dcniiigcmi'iitK become regular
mid If a nursing mother, iiliimihttit suslename
supplied for the child. Itemeinlier, Iliewn's
lien flitters IstlinONI.V Iren mcillclne that Is
net liijnrleim. J'hiwlcltmt ami Driiitnti' rie
timiiinittit. The lieiinlne has Trade Itlatk um
-iiswed red
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Ne ene will seriously regret that the New
Yerk skating match has little or no patien-"ge.
Nuw Yenic is a big city, but big money is
required te live in it from theso who imy
taxes for municipal excuses. It has teeti
recently shown that the total oxpeuso of con
ducting the government of the city and
county during recent years has been, in ene
instance, as large as (lU,ui!),Ktf7, or SKI..7 iier
capita In ether words, two-thirds the aggre,
gatoeestof goveniiiig nil the states in the
Union. Theso Ilgures have se startled the
legislature that a commission from tlie.Seunte
hat been appointed te loam the reason for
this extraordinary expenditure. IJ New
Yerk has the same kind of timber in its
legislature as that which new oppresses
Pennsylvania, nothing need be expected
from the labors of the investigating coiniuit ceiniuit coiniuit
teo. Tlie latter will probably succeed only
In adding a few nulls te the tax rate by llnd
ing ether avenues of expenditure
TltK Woiiieii'h National 1'ress asscH-iatlen
has been organized in New Orleans. This is
carrying a pardonable custom tee far.
Frem the Husten Saturday livening (inzcttu.
" Yes," raid n gonlleinan, the oilier day,
"the fash inu of buying papers has died out
at Cambridge; or, rather, te put it mere cor
rectly, it has been inade pmetlenlly iuipessl.
ble. In my time ten or twenty lellews
would get together and putting in f20erflt)
apiece, according te tlie number clubbing
together, would raise fiMO, and then give this
sum te a certain man whom there is no use
mentioning, as he may be In Cambridge new,
for all 1 knew and he would In home way
secure all the proof-sheet of the examination
papers u few days borero nil examination.
Of course tills was done ery seldom, net
niore than two or threo paisirs a year telng
lieught. 'I'liere was no particular sentiment
attached te the buying of n Kiper; nor was
it considered dishonorable, except in cases
where a man was trying for rank, which
would, of course, at ouee liave made the af
fair contemptible. Hut it made no dlll'ereuee
te the rest of the class if soiue issir ilevil.
struggling for a bare 111 sir cent., resorted te
"cramming" up a proof for that iiurMse.
Sometimes funny things happened in these
cumis. Oncea man wlie was takinganox takinganex takinganox
aniiiiatien with the freshman class te make
up a condition was caught en a ipiandary.
Tiie instructor had marked nil the Issiks en
the desk of the conditioned men with nsl
crayon, in order te distinguish them. New
our friend bud another Ixxik with him ex
actly llke the ede en the desk except that it
had flve of the ten questions all worked out
by Ids tutor the night before. Ktlll be dared
net substitute it nil wceutit of that
crayon mark. He had blue, yellow
and green crayons, but by Heme
mischance no red one. In another cuse a pro
fessor In mathematics played a sharp trick by
the simple substitution of a minus sign ler a
plus sign, in an example involving me inno inne
inial theorem. Of course this slight change
was unnoticed, and 11111113- worked it out with
the sign en the proel the night tofere. A
bright trick, and 11 caught several. Instill
another instance the conspirators get lelL II
happened that of the men who bought
the paircr, half wero In ene division
of tlie class and half in another each
having different instructors. Well, te
their horror, en getting in the examination
room, they found two ditl'erent p-iiera.
About hall of them were all right, because
the paper el tlie instructor and the proof of
the night before were identical. Hut the
ether half where were they? They lied
without ntteuiptlng te de tlie ciier at all. It
didn't always Jiay te buy papers, however,
for a man once get a higher mark in a sub
ject en the annual than he did en the 'semi,'
when in tiie former cuse iie did the patier
honestly, and in tlie latter hud the iaper in
advance. There would te far less 'cribbing '
at examination", and much less disMsItleu
te take advantage of instrucleiH, if the htu htu
deuts were put upon their honor instead of
telng carefully watched by proctors."
Tim N.il.llciV H111i.1l Ait.
.'em the I'hlhidclphla Ilecerd.
The preposterous bill authorizing the
county commissioners of each county in the
state te appoint n sullleieul nuinter of suit
able persons in each township and ward te
bury indigent soldiers at tlie rate of f'l.'i apiece
and te buy headstones for them at the rate of
f 1!) apiece, was properly voteol by the gov
ernor, doubtless iniich te the dismay of the
suitable Hjrseus. Hut the still mere prcios prcies prcios
tereus legislature has riusscd the bill ever
the head of the governor, and it stands
oil the stututc-bisik a ridiculous dead
letter. The "suitable person" who will,
of course te an undertaker and a
gravosteno-iiiakor are net te te paid I'cr
their trouble. Think of that 1 an undertaker
and a gravestone man doing business in their
Hue without pay! And the corpse el the
iioer soldier must wait until the ".suitable
persons" can make proof efhls identity and
ids horvice judging by the time it hikes in
the ieusieii elllce. a two or three years job
tot'ero thore can te a legitimule f.'ir burial or
lawful fin headstone ! Thennny of'sultable
persons," if only two are appointed in each
ward and township, will run up te a total of
ever 5,000, and the commissioners, in a burst
of patriotic zeal, may iipieiul ten iicrsens in
stead of two if there is any suspicion of glory
or money In it. Indeed, indeed, the sham
loyally that induced 11 department or the
federal government, once upon a time, te go
into the headstone business still survives te
leek after the bones of our soldiers and te
make a profit out of It.
Kidney IJllilcr's Meral Jiirlietnts.
rit'Hldeiit dates, In Uutgcra College Turguiii.
It is imiMsslhle te siienk of moral earnest
ness and its presence or its felt lack In our
later literature without at ouee suggesting
tlie iiitnie of another man of tlie Heulh Hie
most richly-gifted of our iiecU slnee tlie war
Sidney l-anier. Had he uover written a
poem, he would still boa iwer in our liter
ature, he eloquently has he maintained, in
strenuous prose, the thesis that "ineral pur pur
s)e is Uie wile worthy lnspinilien el the
artist." I can here Hjieiik as I wisli space al
lowed 1110 te speak of Ids jMrfilry. Hut let me
advise any young man who loves "doo "deo "doe
thotighled verse," Instinct with tlie leve of
nature and of Ideal IhxiiiIv. te read lender's
"Hymns of the Marshes," and if lie loves
music, "The Symphony." He who reads
these will iierfoice read ethers, nud if he lias
line llbre in Ids own nature cannot but leve
and tulmlre this lilgli-setited, truly chlvalric
son of the I Seuth, who did se noble a work
for literature while he fought consumption
and pinching poverty true te art for long
toilsome yiiirs tofero recognition coin) te
him at death's deer.
Iteach's lleut.
Jehn lleaeh has bad luck with his beat
the Delphin, which lie built for the govern-
, ment under the administration of Xuvnl
Secretary Chandler and for which lie get
nearly all tlie contract money tofero he had
completed the vessel according te tlie terms
of Ins undertaking. When Mr. Whitney
4 came in he found that the price was paid
almost In full, but the record itself showed
that tlie engines of Uie vessel had net devel
oped the required horse power. Tlie beard
.appointed te test them reported that
ihls failure was due te tlie quality of
coal used ; upon which Mr. Whitney adop
ted the obviously proper course of ordering
y. new test under proper conditions. This
fest has resulted in developing the sjiecd
'And power of the contract's requirements,
out in obtaining these seme el the vessel's
machinery gave way.
J Mr. lteach thinks Hits Is of no conse cense conse
''taieuce, but the secietary of tlie navy In
sists upon n trial that will rreve the vessel
fp 10 au requirements.
Considering that Chandler was Iteach's
lltvn ftfirf tmil'iv arviVHfnrtr f 4i until i.1
i,VV i -" IH....-HHH VtUMMJ U. U llUIJf tlllli
Afi.l-pwu uiui mest or me ueiimm money
V -JucierB u w-.ia uue unit wucn it was 1101 yet
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'(' un" U "mo-ueuii ueiiieu, 11. mil uunuy
-jbb mm mat air. vintney is unreason-
L'Me.- Fublic work must needs be up te
1 fthe specifications. Departures are danger
eus anu concessions from the contract are
BsplcIeu3, Mr. lteach haa heretofore been
"oe Intimate and tee influential with the
-Bavnl department. lie is one of the kind
'Wle must be held te the lotterof the bend ;
Thk discussion of the liconse (inostien in
tlie legislature lias opened the oyes of l'hlla
defphians totlieiiumtorofH.iloous that adorn
the Quaker City. It Is found that thore are
in tlie city fi,993 saloons, a,:ti7 retail grocerioa
and I,0tll liakories. Tliis gives ene HaliKin te
overy 29, ene grecery te every h'i(, and ene
bakery te every 1(I1J votera. After the tom tem tom
perauco instruction act is in lbrce and all tlie
littie cliildren or the commonwealth tocemo
Bclentllically aequalnted with tlie offecLs of
alcohol en the human system, it is appalling
te think of the vast incrouse in tlie number
of saloons that will fellow.
Km I'ijukinh backs up the statements of
Senater Win. V. Vtye that the Kepublleans
are in n majority In Mississippi. Hinee
HebU I. Perter has geno te Eurejie, Perkins
HlieulU liave a place in 0110 of the many
vacancies 01 uie euueriai Man et the 1'iiihi 1'iiihi
delphia J'reas.
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OimMANYls faraliead efKnglandund the
United Shites In its oducatienarfacilltlos. An
Englishman writing el Stuttgart, tlie eapihil
of the Kingdom of Wurtomberg.says that witk
a population of about ene hundred anil
twenty thousand, It has a classical high
school, with 1,300 pupils, a heml-classical
school with 900, a seiontlfle school with 1,100,
two high schools for girls each with COO
pupils, n second grade or Commercial school
for 1,100 yeunger boys, and an Intormediato
or grammar school for 1,000 girls in all fl,oe
pupils receiving an education hli-her tlmn
that of the elementary schools. The propor
tion JsKHe overy thousand inhabitants, while
In England the kindred projertlon rarely
rises te !0, Hut while theso facilities for
acquiring knewledge In tlie German ouiplre
are very great, they are essentially hlndeicd
by the bill und chain of compulsory educa
tion. Tills luw toen found te te a lament lament
uble failure In England. Mr. FJtcli, the chlef
InsiMXter or English schools, in n mlnute
furnisheil te Uie educational doj)artment,say8:
"It is already a drawback te the suecess of
the educational net, that It has imfortuuately
doue a littie te diminish tlie seuse of parental
responsibility. Te onfereo, Willi regard te
any Human duty, n legal obllgatfen is te
weaken fn seme dogreo the sense of meml
obligation." Ear distant te the day wlien
this crude system of dispensing with rental
resixmslblllly te adopted in the public school
of this country,
Oliudlcne! te 11 Spirit of Demagogy.
Frem the riilludclpblu Recerd.
The bill te prohibit tlie manufacture of
oleemargurluo is making progress through
the legislature. When the bill Is pissed, in
obedience te the spirit of demagogy, the fac fac
teriea in Pennsylvania will goon manufac
turing oleomargarine, the same as belere. H
this pnxluct Is net lruuduleutly put upon the
markets for butter the legislature has no
power te interfore with its manufacture.
Oleomargarine may lie very useful for axle
grease and for many ethor purioses besides
consumption for butter; but this measure te
prohibit lui muuufacture is propesod as a
cowardly evasion of the duty or the legisla
ture te pass cllective laws te prohibit and
prevent fraudulent feed adulterations. Tlie
iarmersits well us consumers of Pennsylva
nia luive a right te protection against tlie in in in
numornble frauds that are passed off for but
ter, but this is the kind of legislation which
is net enacted. Statutes upon statutes for
punishing feed adulterations have toen piled
up from year toyear, but care has toen taken
te make thorn utterly iriollbctlve. These
frauds ure increasing in number and variety,
but a prosecution of otl'enders is unheard of
for the simple reason that no oll'ectlvo means
is provided In tlie law for their detection. A
numerous police force Is organized and lnahi lnahi
talned te protect the lives and propertyof
citizens from ussasdus and burglars, but no
IKilioe force Is organized te guard tlie health
andpocketsoftho people against the nduU
toratlens of their feed und drink.
Would IIuceiiib Cimnlbalii.
A traveler recently returned from the Fiji
Islands, and who brought with him tlie skull
and lMnes of a missionary friend ns curies,
declares Unit the Fijians would again become
cannibals ir tliey hud flie opjiertunlty. Even
new, he says, ene cannot go Inte the interior
oftlie Island wltli safety. The governmont
leriiius iK)opie te go into tne meuuhilna for
fear they will get baked and eaton. All the
clothes the natives wear Is a lelu cloth, and
the government encourages the chiefs in net
introducing civilized clothing. Tlie women,
though, have seme modesty, us is shown by
the lact that only recently eight of them wero
sentenced by the ltoke, for seme otlenso, te
omule for four mouths. Thore is very
ttle education nmeng the masses, but tlie
missionaries liuve established 11 few schools
for children.
A Trump Turn Out u l'erger.
Charles Huber, recently arrested at Hlr
mlnghum, Connecticut, as a tramp, turns out
te te Jehn S. Palmer, n batik-forger. He has
toen taken te Hasten te answer 11 charge of
lergery en tlie Continental National bank.
He lias swindled 110rly overy postelllco In
the state. ( CounectloiiD. and severnl firms
In the Naugutuck veluuy.
Taught inn limy.
A young wife in Brooklyn, N. Y., hiiigbt
her recidcitniut lord in a very ell'ectivu
fashion that it was his duty te help mind the
baby. Twe women rang the door-tell el a
prominent citizens' residence, and when
tlie deer was opened by the falher of the
family laid a bundle upon the walk. "This
lsyeur Hen'schlld," they said as they walked
away. The bundle contained a slx-months-eld
girl baby. The gentleman took the
child into the house, and then went and re
iMirtcd tlie matter te the jmiIIce. He thought
that seme malicious orsens were adopting
dCNiKirute Unities te in.ike trouble for his son.
Next day, however, tlie win notified the
.. .r. '... .1. 1..
pence iney weiuu Keep inu ouey,
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HOP I'hAHTEHS.
DO UK. KKNSIIU.K.
Tim llei l'LAsri'.ii docs inei-e geiHl In eim-iiiar-ter
the t line than any lialni or lotion, audit mere
cleanly te use. A fresh and sweet porous plaster
which nets Immediately when applied te sent of
trouble Khciimiitlsm, Neuralgia, Hldciiclic,
1,111110 lUck, Click, Sciatica, Hern Muscles, Kld Kld
iicvall'ectleiiH. Weak l.iimrs or local tmlns can
mil exist, long when ene of these plasters Is ap
plied. Ilcmeinlier, virtues or lie-.li Heps, llur
Kiiudy I'llch and tJtiniN cemhliird. held every
wherc. 'i'lC., 5 rol'JI.ei I'liiiirlelerM.
(7) HOI' l'l.AHTKlt COMl'ANV, lloslen, .Muss.
TIOP I'hASTEHS.
Hep Plasters Cure Quickest. Why ?
lVcaliMi composed of inedlclmd UiiIltles that
am kiienn te possess KU'iit tsiwer In relieving
pain, curl iik dl-eai-e ami Memleifnt streiiKtlien
ing weak and worn out parts. Flesh Hups, Itiil'
lfiimlv 1'llcti and Utinis cenibliied in a liesh.
clean and s eel porous plaster, Always teiicly
te apply te kiiddun pain, aches, stnihis, craniis,
elllches, crick, swollen Joints or muscles, or wmv
no In any part. 'We, .1 for $1,111 everywhere,
fs) HOP I'bAbTKUCOMrANY.itosteii.Muss.
HOI' PhASTKKS. ""
MANV HACKS AfllKSI
Hosts of pi'opleef ullages suirer with pain In
the small of the back, commonly called " Hack
ache." lielef yeurdriiKgista ller I'l.AsTKiiand
an nl v it dli-entivfivfti'seiiLnf treuhlc. The. sooth
ing and pain killing iiiiiHiitlus of lleis com
blued uith lliirgundv rltchitnd Kxtracts niiike
this plaster vastly better than ethers for driv
ing out pain and nticiiKthenliig the parts. A
trial Mill deiiKiustmte this. Always leady for
use Never fulls. Sic., 5 ler Jl.n0. HOI' l'l.AS
TKItUO.MrANV, Piuiirlelers, lloslen, Mass. (U)
"JKKVOUSNESS,
SLEEPLESSjNESS
-AND-
B'
HANDSOME TO LOOK AT !
GOOD TO READ AND CHEAP TO BUY,
BOOKS! BOOKS!
Which We Invite the Citlaenta of LiuicoBter te IimiMjet tit Ottr Kotabllahment
TO-MOIIUOW.
WHERE THEY COME FROM.
Tliesu liiMiks (ever II fleiMi IheiiHand viiIiiiiii-h In all), h.iviiheen liunaided tens en innslgiminnt
J10111 one of the Ijirgest I'll illshhig Houses In Nuw yi, uith Inslriietlmistoiiseoiir Judgnieiit In
""big prices nil t 1 lint tehiisuiii temaik them low ci gli In force I hem In a sale, and If low
prices will tempi buyers, II vluill net be our fault Ifaslnglu ohiuie lemalns umteld
WHAT THEY ARE.
. .'''lie Selections Ihiihinces the Whole Ihuigu or I.ltciatine ibmehig hisiks itdaiited te everv
tusle : V 01 ks el llcleivnec, lUH.ks for the Hiiunrheld, History, lllecniidiy, 'l'iuels, Klcllen, Pnc-try.
I'hllosephy, Ult and Hnmiir. etc., etc. All theSiundaid Autlioi-sel A lieiuiHd Ihiidaml nlv inv
resented, uiuluny person w lulling te staita 1, Unary could ciiilp II cemplelely Hum this collection.
WHAT WE ASK FOB, THEM.
Here Isa puill.d list or pi Ices, head It lliieuch, and we think you will admit, that unless we
actually 'gnve the hooks away, we couldn't ask much les lerlliein. The tlguiesaii! In all ca-cs let's
than puhllsliem' ulmlcialr pi Ices, and In very many Instances iciieMiit ici-s than Mm u cost
10,000 Copies Popular Staudard Editions, 12 mes, Bound in Oleth.
i.auV8CT if,-M.,v,."",,,' y "'" '''y "
1,000 Copies JU'st liereirK IS mes., ISuiuid in Kxtra Cleili, (Jill, Hacks.
Thl, line ceniptlscH New Jlagdalene, I'liul Clllfenl, Ne New Thing, Phantom 1'iirtiine, In I'clll
in m i.iit-, uiiu many iiuicrs. I i.'iaa.Tnr.iin l-uici'i, I.ii ; IIUII I'ltlCK, XI UK.NTn A COl'V.
2,000 Copies Best Edition Red Line Peots, Well Bound.Red Ediie and
Gilt Tep.
''bUl.tiieeeiiiprlscs rope, Cndihe, Tupiier. Iletueiis. Mllleii, llllail, I'locter. Seetl. Hymn, Ten
nysen, Klllelt, lluriis and ethers. ItHUt'bAlt l'UICK, 1.2T; OlHl l'ltlCi:,.'WCKNT.S A I'UI'y!
5,000 Copies Extra 12 mes., Ilpsi Line Ever l'ulillslicil.
,J.HJl'Ll,!lVr,ViIWK,k8'''xtnlc,(,,,,'Kllt,,lllm'lcum 1UI.I. rilICK, I.S0; Ul'ltl'ltK K,
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7,000 Copies Ketl Line Toels, Clear Type, Full (iiltClelli.
'1 his Hue tsiiiHUtH of Tennypeii, MIIIiiii, Hemeiis, Kaiisl, Schiller, haily of the bake. J.hIIiiIi
lliMike, Thaekemy, Pinrter, Jloen-. Klllett, i:II.b Cisike. .Swlulmrne. Ilrvnnl. Mneaiilev. ..
Whiltlcr, Longfellow, lle.sl.cdc. WOKTII Jl.Tiand $11 j OUIt PK1(;IC,.7I Cti.NTM 1 A COl'V.
Charles Dielicns' Coinpleie Works, 15 volumes, Illuslr.itetl, Extra Cleth.
(Jill bark la wooden box
Hnuiu, uxtm heavy paper, KiikIWi cloth, white label...
isuiiu;,uxini, eiic-iiini niissiiili
rublbheiV Price.
.i.Ml
ai.im
Our I'rice per nit
.!M
he continued, and
"It is
tlie sergeant
n v child.
looked up and walled ler au explanation
"The fact Is I liave been married fcoiue littie
time, but my father did net knew It, I was
out of work, and us I could net support my
vlfoerchihl,orovoii myhclf, 1 remained at
home with my father. I suppose my wife
bcan te think that It was about my turn te
hike euro or the Uiby, and se left it in front
of our house. I have explained all that at
home, and we'll keep the child."
Tim lEcilintlii ud Aliniirdiiin.
Kieiii the Wulthboie Agitator.
It Is a little ilillleutt te see hew the subject
is te be cllectually or usefully Laught in the
primary deianinenls of the sehisils; but
under the terms of Hie law an etlbrt must be
inade te teach the abe:edarUus physiology
ami hygiene "with stiecial roferenee te tlie
oH'ects of alc'ibelle drinks, stimulants anil
narcotics, ujionthe human system." I'erhnis
In time we shall have the pretty prattlers of
the primary classes lisping in chorus :
A stands for Alcohol, Artery, Air;
11 Is for llntln that's Uivettid hy liccr;
C is lianl Cider that drunk en tlie sly ;
I) is Digestion that's DaiiiiiKcd thuieby ;
And se forth and se en. When our littie
folks net te discussing ill;eslive, vascular
mill nervous disorders In words of ene sylla
ble, llfe will have acquired a new horror for
all of us.
.Mr. Hunt's HiHjk Itfjucted.
Ill I'itlsburg an attempt was inade toso teso tose
curo the adoption, as u text ixek en phy
siology and hygiene, of the work prcpaied
by Mrs. Hunt, authoress of the anti-alcohol
instruction law. It failed, and the beard
adopted Win.Thayer.Sniith's Inxik the same
thai the I-ancjister and llarrislinrg beards
adopted, ami which Is represenleii by Win.
Kiddle, of this city.
Mtctd I.lke i Charm,'
This is wli.it Mr. Mayer, of ll.irenmi street.
New Orleans, wiys lit llrewn'ri Iren Hitters. A
"charm" works quietly, surely liremiitly, thor ther thor
engly and with ilellhUnl ellcci. That is Just
the wav this wonderful lamtlv uiedlnlnii works
oil Invalids who liave been siilferbiK; tint woes of
liver cimipiaini, tivspcpsia anil iiiiiieeiisiieii
hliHsl. Theso who knew Its worth say It Is a
complete cure ler ilys'pdt.i, weakness, malaria,
neuralgia, etc.
Sated from IiupriidlngPate.
Scores el worthy people are haunted hyluik
I113 (ears of luipvndlni; dlsastei-s which hang
like an avenging neiiiesls In their pathway. Tint
real cmisu Is net what has happened, nor what
may transpire, bntci haunted nerves, dlseidered
bruin, and deranged physical conditions, which
produce corresponding elTcctsen the mind. Ite
Juveuate the body mid rclnvlgeratii the nerves
hy a jimmpt and thorough use of Hcffv's 1'uiik
J1AI.T Wiuskev, 11111V the mind Immediately
tecenps Its vigor, se that Hhrhikhig victims of
desmlr nre tmnslermcd Inte counigeeusaggi-es-sora,
ii'iidy te defy threatened terrors and
cowardly fears. Doctors, chemists and moralists
unite in praising this pure production of the
finest bailey, and recommend Its universal
adoption, One dollar pur bottle of all reliable
(receiii and druggists.
HfJCVIAL NOTICES.
I Iiihb used Hit. UUAVES' HEAKTni:(iUl,A
TOlt and can truly say it has Uone niueli geed,
gives me cntire relief from a distressing palpita
tion of the heart, bays a ludy In Haverhill, Jlass.
1.W10. Free lumphlct of F. K. 1 11 gal Is, Cam
bridge, Jlass.
The powerful curative properties of u Jlep
l'luiter are irresistible when applied te backache,
Swollen Joints 11ml Muscles, Sciatica, l'lcurlsy,
Sharp Sains, or any Bert of soreness, The best
and strongest porous plaster made. A trial will
demonstrate It. 23c.
Oncer reading would be the history uf names.
We cannot, however we go Inte the subject new,
except se fur as te say that Dr. Kennedy's
"Favorlte Hemedy" was called hythatnnnie,
In an informal fashion, long before the Docter
dreamed of advertising II for public use. Speak
ing of It he would say te his patients, " This Is
my favorite remedy for all troubles of the
IiUhmI," etc., and Its success was se great that lie
dually spelled the niuiiu with capital letters.
(.')inyll-luidceh1w
r-n.k-31 l'lblTsTiTrbEslTr
Hare cura ferllllnd. nieedtnirand ltetdmr l'llea.
One box has en red the worst ceses of au yeun,'
Ne ene need sutler live minutes nftur
using n imams iiuuaii I'lie enitmunt. it ab
sorbs tumors, allays Itching, acts iu noultice,
gives Instant relief, l'repaied only fiir Files,
Itching of the private parts, nothing else. Sold
by druggists mid mailed en receipt of price, ft.
coin ny 11, 11. cecnrtui, 137 and tsu North Ouecn
street.
U
TJOTK IS MAKING
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT W3.O0 A bOZKH,:
AT NO, 10U NOIIT1I QUEKN STUEKT,
Junl'Jtfd Ijincaster, l'u.
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Who buys 0110 Dellar's worth of iJidle' and
Gent's Furnishing Geed
AT IHXHTOMVS.
A fresh supply et spring styles of Hosiery Just
received ; also Guuzu Undcrwttur, Shirts from
the common Cheviot ftr3c, up te the best latin
dried und iinluundried In the market, l'ants,
Ovemlls, Jackets, Huts und notions generally.
HKNUy UF.CUTOIiD,
, . . Na62 North Queen Street,
r. b. Choice UutlaiiiK Lets una Sana fersal.
All Ferms of Heart Disease,
yield by llm usu of DR. GRAVES' HEART REG
ULATOR, thousands use It, why net you T IIjmh
de-eat bedtime wilt give perfect reflcsliftlg
sleep te uuy nervous or wakeful person. It
stimulates tlm hteimich, regulates tlm bowels,
gives tone te the system, repairs wasted energy
and mental faculties.
$1 per Jtettle, (J for $.", at Druggists.
Send te F. K. IM.Al.t.h, Cllinbl lltge. JIllss.,
tertreii pamphlet en Heart llleease. Nervous
ness, etc. uitl-lwdCI)
A YKiisliiu"jultYl,i-:c;rbu".ri-
An Old Soldier's
EXPERIENCE.
" Cai.vkiit, Tbxas,
31 ay 3, lssi.
"1 wl-.li te expiess my appiecialleu of the
al liable iu.illtles of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
as a cough remedy.
" While with Churchill's army, J list before the
battlu of Vlckshurg, I contracted a severe cold
which terminated In a dangerous cough. I found
no relief till en our march we came te a country
store, where, en asking for some remedy, I was
urged te try AvKK'it Ciikkhv I'koteiial.
' I did se. and was rapidly cured. Since then
1 have kept the 1'ecteiiai. constantly by inc. for
family use, ami I have found It lobeau luvalua
ble remedy for threat and lung dlieases.
"J. W. WlllTLKV."
Thousands of tcdlmnnl.ils certify te thu prompt
cine of all bronchial and lung affections, hy the
Use of A mt's CiiKiiltv I'KcTiiHAL. Iteliig very
palatable, the eungcst children take It readily.
I'HKI'AUKll IIV
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Sold by Druggists.
ml it Ji
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ri i:ai)(iuaiiti:ks feii
SUMMER
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-feit-
Warm Weather.
;i)en't wall until
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1IUV IN ANTICIPATION.
IT WII.I. COJIE, IT MUST COJIK, AND WE'ltE
SUltE IT'S NOTFAKOFF,
New, we ray te you,.
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER,
BUY NOW.
Yeu can buy new Justus CUE Al' as later.
If you are new ready te buy, ceme and leek
at our
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And we knew we can Interest you i we think
we can, ul least, make au Impression.
Faver us with a call, nnd we'll uiiiku u cus
tomer of you.
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BTO&IES & CAREIAfrES
Comprises the Latest Styles and the most Ele
gantly Finished. WIIIC'H 1 OFFEU AT
QUEATLY ltEDUCED 1MUCE8.
The HUl'EKIOlt tjUALITY OF MV WOUK
Is no longer questioned. My work i as line as
nuy made In thu lai-ger cities, and SO LD AT
HALF THE 1'UICE. New la thu time te erder
for spring.
KNCOUKAOE FAIR DEALING
Andllonejt Werk. All Werk WAKUANTED.
KEl'AIUINU FltOMl'TLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen especially employed for tlm t
purpose
- A few SLE1UUS left at Lew Figures, (live
muucull. nevJUblAw
IIMWKMES.
i'V jTuusk's.'
SOLID VALUE.
OUUtMc. UIO COFFEE,
It is a choice, clean, pure IEle Cotree, fresh
roasted almost dally, and fresh ground hen
yun iiiiienasu 11 ny oilier ffliwiil.
tH'ltltlOULE.N DEI) nt V., Is 8
lll Ul,l .M..U1.1II,1.MI
i superb.
ami I'AIIAVl!
JA VA3 are of the tines I qiiulllr.
EJIIIO.SSED CllltOMOS, 0 hy S Inches, irlven
&VXUTAVI.EH.
CUPEniOK
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field (liaises, llareuictcil). Tele
scopes, Maule Lanterns, Tlicnnemc.ters, Dnnv.
Iiik Instrniuiuits, I'hthisuphlcal und Chumlcal
Apparatus. List und Descriptions of our Tun
Catalogues sent FltEE en application.
QUEEN &00.,
NO. Kl CHESTNUT ST,
uiart-lydAw
with each pound.
DRIED
FRUITS.
We have Fared l'enchesat 10e pound. Wohave
aKplundld l'aivil 1'eachiit 15u pound. We have
Evaporated l'eaches, pared, lit 2(1, ii, 'M, M cunts
pound, We have uoed Sour Dried Apples at 5u
(Itiiirt, We have very cheice Evupemted Apples
at 13e pound.
Nuw ilea ns and Nuw l'eas at 10c quart. Lima
Means at 10 and 1JK el quart.
OUIt STOCK IS COMPLETE AND OUIt
liOODS tiOOD AND CHEAF.
J-1'. S. Telephone connection,
BURSK'S,
17 EAST KING STREET.
NO.
nirviir.s,jtv:,
TITATUHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELHY.
GREAT REDUCTION
FIIIIADEH'IIIA
i... inmnnm ... v.i.,ti.,,TrfVT
Wiiiiuui i-,.ur.i iiuiii
Clmira in thu town, two f
IIAHTilAN'S YELLOW F1H
STOUE.
ffHK IJEST-
f Se, at
BI ClUAIt
IN 1'UICES
OF WATCHES,
JHWELUY.Ut
CLOCKS AND
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 159 i-2 North Queen Sircel,
OpiKisItu City Hetel, near l'u. It. H. Depet.
Itetalllni? ut Wholusale l'rlces. ltepalrluKut
xtm Lew l'riues. Jyailyd
VTOTIOK TO THEKI'ASHEKS AND
SM UUNNEI1S. All persons uie heiehy for.
hhhlen te trespass en uny of the lands of the
Cornwall or bjiced well ettates, In LvhanenunCt
iJturiiBter counties, whether Inclesed orunln erunln orunln
cle.rd, either for the purpe-ai efshiKitlni; or rlsh
lni, as the law will Ihi rhtldly enforced auulust
all trespoHslni)uwilillaudHef the uudurslijued
alter this notice. .
WM. COLEMAN FUEEMAN,
It. 1'F.UUY AI.DF.N,
EDWAUI) O. FltEEMAN,
!Atterney for It, W, Celeman's helrs.
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