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IjP LANCA8TEII, MAT 10, 1883.
Let Tlicm Leap.
The raaii who leaped from Uie Brooklyn
?F:t Dndge is called a tool ter ins puius; ma n
WJt $ ''ie " escaped with his life he would hnve
'p ' wen an nnvi.'ililn famn f(ir Ills skill mill ilur.
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,S U,B UAJI1UIWU HIU D.UIIU ipmuu
a'ST' failure that he would have showed had he
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'ftt til. Vt-l- -iV A ...1.1-1 Il..i.,...,l
yt WllCUlCl 1U MUV11U UU l'U.UUL-ll ui -UII-
kWak"- demned. If he had descended into the
water feet foremost lie would have done the
feat successfully. He simply failed in his
ability te control his body te a straight
line of fall throughout its descent. He
knewHhat it would be necessary te de this.
He certainly thought he could de it. That
he essayed it, demonstrated his faith and
courage. His attempt is net justly te be
cende"mncd as foolhardy. It was intended
te solve the question as te whether the
body could be se controlled in its flight
through n long leap that it would be safely
received into a body of water. The selu
tien nf thisnuestien mightbe of soine value
temankima At any ratea great deal of in
terest was takt.nn it by many people, and
the experimenter, himself was of them.
He had a right te make the trial in his
person ; and certai. deserves pniise for
his courage ; and if UiU object te be accom
plished was of seme vall.10 te nwn he is te 1
praised, also,ferhls benevolence. There is no
moral inhibition upon a rmv,'a undertaking
any feat of danger that is n,t taken with
suicidal intent. And tluyjnore a-iring that
,is shown by individu5Jin n community,
thegreatcr is the agrfjgate force of the 10 10
ple., AnymiojjJjej(.iloose te undertake a
fea'i f UJ5coinraen hazard ought te lx) al-
IQWCivfn An U. ivlllinnt, Itflnf iloitneil :i funl
if In fails.
Net Probable.
The Philadelphia Prcs.t iclates that
" when 'Congressman Scott of Erie, was
told by Secretary of State Bayard te We
the papffs of one of his constituents who
was, 11 applicant for a consulship, he 10
piW that he had filed a check for $i'5,000
iast fall te help elect the administration
and that was all the papers he intended te
tile."
This is net a very credible story.
The language quoted is net that w hkh a
congressman-elect would likely use te a
secretary of state ; nor which a gentleman
desiring an appointment from a self-respecting
.Tdflrifiitratien would employ tose--euro
it.
An individual who gives SiM.OOO te a
campaign of his party is entitled te seme
consideration from its elect, net because
he is abler te give a large sum of money
than many ethers who are quite as willing,
and who render services beyond calculation
in dollars and cents, but because it shows
that he takes a deep interest in paity suc
cess and in public affairs.
It Is a mistaken notion, however, te sup
pose that by such a contribution he gets a
mertgage en the party and its eflices, and
that when he files his check he files a lieu
that he can foreclose at any time ami com
pel an administration te appoint men
at his beck and nod, regardless of
the considerations upon which it makes
ether appointments. This was the practice
under the Grant regime. A Democratic
administration that would countenauce
such purse-proud arrogance would seen
sink te its level beneath a lead of deserved
party odium and public contempt.
It is net at all lively that Mr. Scott was
ever se far forgetful of himself, of his duty
te the public and of the respect due te the
administration, as te indulge in the speech
ascribed te him by a reckless and partisan
Republican organ.
A Bill Te Vete.
The owners of $500,000 worth of prop
erty in this state which is devoted te the
manufacture of oleemargarlno, have ap
peared before Governer Pattlsen te pretest
against his signing the bill passed by the
legislature, te prohibit the manufacture
axd sale of oleomargarine, which is just as
respoctable a business as manufacturing
laws and mero honerablo than selling
votes and influence, in which seme of the
men who passed the bill are engaged.
Never had men en such an errand lxmta
better cause. It pleases the advocates of
(. sthia mcasure te call it an act te suppress
$&"" bogus butter." It Is no such thing. A
stringent act te prevent and punish the
. sale 01 oieemargarmo ler nutter, or ler
ujrt. anything but what it really is, is already
' en the statute books of the state, and no
mere leclslatlen Is needed 011 tins subject.
STw ?i the governor signs this impudent and
indecent bill lie should recommend te the
. $. legislature the prohibition of the sale of
' mackerel in Pennsylvania for the pretec-
V t .Iam 0 41.. nliml 41fl..wt.vn n..l .A-r..
' fciuu ui tun DUUU iiaiiuica, miu iirujiure Cup-
-yj Hal punishment for anybody who eats ham
m preference te fresh meat.
'-"r Plain as a Pikestaff.
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. 1. - a.uu euiuviiiu cuiuir 01 x 1'iiiutyivania lias
decided that Judge Meyers, of Nerthamp.
it ten county, being elder Incommlssien than
f.'f Judge Reeder, is te be president judge of
P that district, notwithstanding Judge
re. r Jteeeer wits elected totaketno place of a
nan who was president Judge when his
term expired.
The decision sustains the action of the
governor, the Judgment of hi? attorney
general, the constitution of the state and
the deceneles and proprieties of the situa
tion Involved. That Judge Reeder did net
better knew the plain law of his case yas
in itself very geed proof that he ought,net
te have aspired te lie of higher rank than
associate judge.
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The KctIsmI Testament.
"We are te have the newly-translated Tes
tament te-morrow, and the publishers have
been skillfully advertising it for seme
days. Tliey cxjiect that there will be mil
lions of copies sold ; but it seems clear that
what are sold will be demanded only te sat
isfy the public curiosity, and net te satisfy
its spirit. The new work would seem te
need a commentary along with it, te enable
the reader te understand it where It differs
from the old book. Translators wlualuru
" vexation of spirit" into " n seeking after
wind," greatly embarrass an ordinary mind
In the effort te understand hew they have
made the meaning of the text clearer. A
seeking after wind may beet different
kinds ; sometimes it is effective ; as when
the ship captain seeks te fill his sails, or the
smith te fill hlsbcllews ; but the kind the
text speaks of is the ineffective sort; it
means the effort te seize something and
seizing nothing; the vexation of spirit, in
ether words, that the old text speaks of.
At least that Is what the passage lias been
supposed te mean ; although the trans
laters may intend toprevidoa brand new
meaning with their brand new and wretch
edly expressed rendering of the original.
Sunday school teachers will de well for a
while te refrain from explanation of seek
ing after wind, lest they find the wind tee
much for them.
Or Doubtful Value.
Te " Sunset" Cox is iiscrilH.il the very
happy aphorism that the " national" ag
ricultural and educational btneaus apienil
cd te our federal administration aie " like
burs en a sheep's tail they de net Iwleng
there, but they are mighty hard te get
out."
Experience thus far with 1m1i these bu
reaus shows that they cost mero than they
cometo. They are out of place. Agricul
ture and education are work for the suites.
Except for the collection of statistics en the
larger scale that the general government
alone can engage in, they have no part in
thcgcncral plan of our federal government,
and attempts thus far te invest it with
these extra-couslilutieiial functions have
been in the main abeitivc.
It remains te be seen whether, after the
old barnacles are cleared out of these de
partments, the rats and lice expelled, the
premises fumigated and new men
put in charge, new measures and new
methods will vindicate the establish
ment of the bureaus themselves. We are
doubtful of thoexpcrimeiitntitiibcst. The
simple Democratic processes of a govern
ment limited te constitutional iovers, for
constitutional puneses, will rid the federal
government of avast number of placemen
quartered en it, in places simply cieated te
pension parly workers. Lay the ae te
them toot and branch.
The llullitt Hill.
The Philadelphia newspapers aiu taking
it great deal of interest in tlie llullitt bill,
for tlie reorganization of their city govern
ment ; and it is very natural that they
should. Probably the bill provides an im
proved machinery for the city ; but nothing
is mero certain than that tlie best system
of municipal government will be little
better than the worst, if theso chosen
te administer it aie net trust
worthy; and that they will net
be se, is quite certain, if Phila
delphia continues te Ik- ruled by
the element that has long held
it fast in its control. In ether words, what
we wish te say is that tlie pcople of Phila
delphia need te lefnim themselves rather
than their charter. If they cheese geed
men te enice, their foimef government is
geed enough; if (hey cheese bad men, a
new form, and a theoretically belter feim,
will Help them little. Tlie llullitt bill re
poses increased powers in tlie chief execu
tive elliccr, the mayor ; which is geed in
theory, and splendid in practice wilii a
geed mayor in place ; but veiy bad, indeed,
with a bad mayor.
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A Sign Heard.
At tins time, when rennsyivanta is agi
tated ever the settlement of the question
as te whether its constitution or its corpo
rations shall be supreme, tlie observations
of tlie Detroit Ercnimj Xcics upon tlie
late elections in Michigan are pregnant
with interest and importance. According
te that authority there was a full vete and
a lively interest in the election. Its result
cannot be charged te Ilepublieun apathy or
indiffeicncc. Hut there had been popular
discussion of Urn growing power of the
commonwealth's chartered creatures, and
of the danger te popular rights from tlie
aggressions of centralized money power.
Judge Uoelcy, excellent man and able ju
rist that he is, steed its the representative
and friend of theso interests against tlie
influences which would check their aggres
sions and ciub their powers. Upen this
issue he was beaten ; and the result is a
linger beard in this part of the country.
PERSONAL.
Ex-Hucretary Frelineiiuyskn's ciidis
said new te be very near.
Ben Buiuikttk always waxes his mustaclie
before he begins tolecturo.
Coi.eniji, Wii.i.iam L. Williamson, a
prominent citizen et Pettstnwn, dled Tues
day or consumption.
Gr.eROK Wasiiinoten wrete a two page
lotter in 1707 that brought S76 at a recent sale
or autographs In New Yerk.
Wm. V. McGratii, or Philadelphia, lean
personal oatate erf31!0,000 and real ostale that
will amount te as much mera
Judee Jehn 1L Orvih, or Ilollerontu,
has heard from a brether in Nebraska whom
he has inourued as dead for neurly thirty
years.
Mahenk's lsiy has been Indicted for
attempting te kill tlie colored waiter whom
he assaulted at Wolckei'a in Washington In
February.
L. E. Myths, tlie noted amateur runuer.is
yery likely te turn professional whlle abroad
and he will probably go te Australia borero
coming home.
HknryM. Ktani.ky'h new book, "Conge,"
will be published next week. Arrangements
have been made te have English. American,
German, Scandinavian, Spanish, Indian,
Portugueso mid Dutch editions published al
most simultaneously.
Sin Arthur Sullivan, according te the
Londen ll'erd, leaves England the last of
May "for a Jouraey across the Atlantie and
the Amerlcan centinent te California, te
which land of geld, wheat and hoiresscs seme
near relatives emigrated from Eulhaiu a few
years age. te visit whom and find relaxation
irem hard work is his errand."
Threo Injured by u 1'reniAture llliut.
At the lleechwiXMl colliery or the Phila
delphia A Heading company, threo miles
from Pottsvllle, Jehn ltyan, a miner, ilrcd a
bhet en Tuesday without giving the proper
notice, A number of hands in the sliute and
gangway were probably fatally injured.
Jehn Donevan, single, living at Mount
Lotl'ee ( Jtenjamln Moere, married, a resi
dent of Yerk Tunnel ; Jehn Sliannigun,
married, residing at Mine Hill (Jan.
Thelulured men were taken te their homes
in the colllery ambuliuice, and work was
suspended for the day. The premature ex
plosion was a plece of Inexcusable careless
nesa en the part of ltyan, imd a very bitter
feeling prevails ugidtiM him.
HERE AND THERE.
Give the woman a chnnce I A young lady
from this city who was visiting Washington
while MlMCloveliindwu still at thoWldfe
Heuse, writes of her : " 8I10 Is a very sincore
woman with a ceed heart My Impression
of her Is a rcnpectlul 0110. Rlie in net of the
usual conventional type at all."
Over In Munich the song birds of the
spring-llde are making just as merry matin
nitisle as the wnrblers In BU James clitlicli
yard atsunrimx, Our young uemnti who Is
kceplug Iiouhe evor thorn hjivh : " The black
robin has been a curfcwlty te me ulnce the be
ginning of March. Iloisatrifle larger than
our familiar ntut dear old robin red-breast.,
and Is as block mid nhlny ns a crew. Ills bill
Is of a beautiful clear, nmber color, while the
fuinale Is a plain brown bird, net unllknlier
American cousin. Hut their song, though of
the H.M110 nelCH, lit n bit strmiger and rounder,
as II it had been eultiviUed itmid these art
Burreimdlngs."
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"Alii" hiie wrllcii rmui is ev Orleans, ' u
Lancaster ioeplo Hheuld have mecii theso ox ex ox
pasitlen grounds en May Day. Tliore wcre
Mix orsevun thousand happy children, out
in Hoasenablo cestumes, dancing around a
Mayimleand crowning thelr quecn. The
.SinltliHenlun exhibits and the educational
doiKtrtineut In the goverumont building are
most Interesting. Of the adtntrable pictures
In the art building the chief te my oye Is the
Tachtlngby Moonlight,' oil' the IsloefHhoals.
The artist is from l'rovldenco, It I., James
O. Tyler. I nover saw such wuter en cm-
vas, and the effect of threo UghU in the pic
ture Is very line, the red glow and reflection
upon the waves from the light Iiouhe, the
irroen Hlunal lamn in the vachl and the cold-
en moonlight f am glad te say that lam
mislalned In my admiration of this Kiliitliiir
iiy se goon a juuge as Mousigner t;aei.
Then "live Aslceji" Is a lcautiful plcture
in Heuguerau's style.by a Kreneh artist, Leen
I'erniult. Tlie llesh tints are oxiiuisite ;
Cupid Is represented as a lovely nude child
asloep and nearly covered with roses. The
art collection is net cstiecially line nor very
oxtenslve. Heme or tlie grain exhibits from
Kansas and Nebraska are arranged with
great ingenuity. A colossal sUitute of Cores
Is made entirely of wheat, corn, etc., and
there is also n line representation of the llar llar
theldi slatue In grain. The Mexlcan display
Is Interesting and quite clalxmde, and the
Mexican band a great attraction, their music
Is he line."
Despite the luuihlo-dnwiiueHS and hliift
lessncss that will strike the oye of the thrifty
Northerner at every turn In New Orleans,
tliore are stately homes ever tlie city, uhlch
tell of spacious comfort and lelty linc.-ige. I
have In mind 0110 of these uhere 11 spleudid
mansion, finished hi native cypress te re-
Kemlile satin-weed, with nrtlstlenpixilntmcnlH,
Is emlxMvercd In groves or oleanders and
tigs, orangeatid pomegranates. " Keuust (111
das Land, we die Citroneii blulicu?"
Few men transplanted from their native
homes, when grown even te youth, flourish
se In a stiange soil as did Sergeant H. Pren
tiss. He was only 18 years, hewever, when
ha loll the state or his birth, Maine, and It
was in 1821 that he was admitted te the bar
In Natchez, Miss., and Ix'giiu his brilliant
career as 1111 advecate and orator.
Though he returned te Natchez te
die in 18TI, he spent the last five
years of his llle in New Orleans. It Is there
his widow lives, a gracious lady with soft,
black eyes, whose hair luts net yet lest from
advancing years or early sorrow its golden
lingo. Her seu is a line scholar, a gixxl law
yer and inherits his father's wit, The two
daughters llve simitlv and tmietlv. minmrt.
lug themselves and thelr mother In dignl
lled comfort by conducting a Hiiecessful select
school.
Evldence accuniul.ites that Messrs. Lesley
and Ames, when they get up tlie l'enn
sylvanla article in tlie Hrittanlea Eucyclo Eucycle
paslla, hud Investigated the subject before
they pronounced West Chester tlie centre of
all rellnemcnt and culture. Fer it was 011
Seuth Walnut street of that Athens, 11 corres
pondent ad vises me, that there was lately te
be been .1 sign that r.tu thus:
OIStriih,
r.iNKii, I'iumeA Steiik.
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Tliore am courts hi thoceiiiinoiiwoalth he
partisan that even tlie read and hridge vlew crs
are holectod with a view or getting them all
from the dominant party. Te the great
credit of Judges Livingston and Patterson
be It H.iid, that they almost Invariably put at
least one Democrat 011 such aboard ei' three
which isa fair j)roiertion. It is notable that
for a lecent iipimtiiieut te make a poll tied
division, loe Judge Livingston picked out
three Democrats, and all from one tevuNhlp.
Hut where could he liave found itetter men
te lay out Maulieiiii borough in wards than
Emanuel 1. Keller, It. J. Mctir.inu mid A.
l Kepler ?
County Treasurcrtircider Is pretty firmly
of the ojilnien that the mistake he made was
hi premising te attend te tlie duties of his
olllce In person, as tlie law directs. Had he
avoided his olllce as completely as Frothono Frethono Frotheno
larySltlles, Itegisler Stonerer (iuarter Ses
sions Clerk Scttloyerhad he liecn totally ills
iitudilied for It like Hocerilor Myers,he tiilnks
the commissioners would have voted him n
clerk, but, being attentive te his duties and
complying with the mandates of the law, he
Is made te sutler the poualtyef virtue and
chew the cud ofretnorso.
Dr. Compten came home from New Or
leans, a thorough convert te the influences or
Seuthern hesnitality. He says he heard
everything talked but politics, and flaw no
signs et disloyalty. He brought with I1I111
an e nm go bough that be plucked from the
gardens or a fair Southern widow whose ac
quaintance he made ; and if it lakes another
hundred years for tlie neit New Orleans ox ex ox
iwsitien tocemo around, tlie doctor will be
there IT net sooner.
Jamas F. Dewney lias moved from Lake
City, Cot, down en the frontier, and his ad ad
dress Is new Montreso, Cel. Frem there he
writes : " Threo years age this beautiful val
ley was occupled by the Ule Indians. Slnce
then Western enterprise, dash and industry
have made It a garden. The bottoms and
mesas are covered with well cultivated
ranches that will this year produce magnifi
cent crops. Tlie mines or the Sun Juan
county are within .15 te 00 miles. The Un Un Un
capohgre and Hnetllcs group or mountains,
40 mlles, are in full vlew, southward, covor cevor cover
cd with a shining sheet of snow. Uncaioh Uncaieh Uncaioh
gre, (het water springs), the highest, ris
ing 11,419 feet above the sea. Tliore are llve
otlier jieaks within 200 feet or same helght
We nre midway between Denver and Salt
Lake City. All well and leve the mountains,
but Lancaster nene the less."
Sindiiad.
WHEN HI'ItlNO CDMUS.
Along the yellow reads the grass
blmll softly creep like nolselena feet,
A thousand odors subtly sweet
Shall brvathe where'er thoneutli winds jiatg.
Tlie tlrst pain blossoms shall unfold
lleslde thellng'rlng drifts of snow,
.Tlie iluudollen wnke and ((low
Kro fades the creciu' whltu and geld.
The swallow en his ulry wing
Shall sear where skies nre softly blue,
In thickets wet at neon with dew
The hermit thrush shall link and ding.
lint who shall care for these, alas I
If from a grave the flowers shall grew
And w arm ruins only melt the mew
Te Id Je tlie dead beueath the gni9s 1
Frem The Current.
MANUAL OF AltSLS.
" Present arms I" There they are
lletli stretched out te me
Streng mid steady, smooth mid white,
Kali as arms can be.
" Ground nrins !" On the fleer,
Kicking up his toys,
llrcukingnll within his ivacli,
ihulcstef boys.
Right wheel I" eir his cart f
" lA'ft w heel 1" tee, Is goue ;
ltoiey'a hcud ls broken off,
llersey'u tall is tern.
"Quick step I" " Kerw ard march j"
Crying, tee, he oemos 1
Had a battlu with the cat
Uratched off bete my funis I"
Shoulder anus 1" here, at lest,
Round uiy neck they cloeo,
Toerllttle soldlerboy
Off te quarters gee.
Vew thcArfny antf iYvV Jepriutt,
A root, and his life are seen parted.
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Tub pcople who want the Ualtiniore it
Ohie railroad te have froe Ingress te Phllmleh
phla knew that If 0110 railroad Is a geed
thing for n great clly two are a great deal
bolter.
AccenntNa te the JVcw Jim, Ollleer llarn llarn
held saw a; "most dlsgraceful woiie" en
the street cars, hi bread daylight the ether
day, ending In blown, 11 breach of the h.';ice
and a number or coses of assault and battery.
And yet he made no arrests, and tliore Is
no rejKirt or him having entered any
complaints against the oncuderH, This Is
the saine vigilant ollleer whoa few weeks
age pounced down tqten n Mer llllte Jew
who was soiling circus tickets 011 the Htrcet,
luuljilin dragged te the lockup, kejit tliore
Hoveutoon hours and discharged only alter
iiaylng the alderman (5.01 ceslM and the illl-
tr fe macKmaii. Hut he quletly gaxed lit
a row en the street (sirs and complacently
vlewcd iv half-dezen men Hlugging anether
en the highway and "made no arrcsUt" bo be bo
eause "Heggy" Icennrd and his pals are
among the best ward workers of Ilaruheld's
party, or bocause he saw no chance te ex
tort "rees?"
WllIlN tlie elllcial head of Jeseph Mauley,
poslmnsler at AugusUi, Me., rolls into tlie
administration basket, tlie Democratic sinlle
will very porceptllily broaden. He Is the
worst tyim or "oll'enslvo imrtlsan."
Will'.N the elevated rallre-.ids were built In
New Yerk it was thought that the problem
or rapid transit had been forever solved.
Hut it iip"ears that this solution has net been
cencluded, but only estjMmed. It has been
found that during the hours of crowded
travel the elevated cars are unahle te accom
modate theso who wish te use thorn. More
over, the New Yerkerhas ennie te regard the
12 miles nil hour travelled by the elevated
trains as net much mero than Jogging along.
It is claimed that with increase or iHipulatlen
iiiiistcome Increased Inconveniences such as
described, and hence It Is that tint Arcade
railway Hchoine which contemplates an un
derground passage through the streets is
looked iiiieu by many with great favor. A
bill te racllltate this method or transit had
passed both Houses of the New Yerk legisla
ture and it Ls new in the governor's hands.
It should be carefully considered by him
Ixifore signing it te see w bother the pcople or
simply a coriieratlon are toderive any of the
ivossible benefits that may arise out et It.
Tlie New Yerk Times declares, alter an
examination or the bill, that the business or
the read is net limited te the carrying or
passengers, and that the previsions made ter
side excavations and storage facilities scciii
te indicate a miriHise te carry Irelght Tliore
Is no requirement ax te the sixed of trains,
10 limitation or fares or or piellts, and no
restrictions upon the llnancial methods el tlie
company. It is allowed te have a capital
stock or f20,0OO,(HJ0, but is net cemiclled te
have the roll amount or any part or it paid
up. IT Itlsitnie that this bill passed both
Houses in tills shaie, It proves that the New
Yerk legislature deserves te rank with that
or Pennsylvania in ubstinlity. Hetter hlew
transit and freedom than rapid transit under
tlie favor of a tyrrauneus corporation.
Ti:srAMi:NT revision means the burial of
legions of old sermons that had weathered
many a day's preaching. Peace te their
ashes.
Jehn T. Caink, In a letter te the New
Yerk Tribune, makes a geed point when he
cites the third section of the Ldmtmds anti
polygamy act as fellows :
That if any male ierseii, in any territory
or ether place ever which the United States
havocxcluslve iurisdictlen, licrealter cohab
its with mero than 0110 woman, he shall Isi
deemed uuiltvef misdemeanor, and en 0111-
vlctien thoreof shall Iki punished by a line or
net mere than f.T00, or by iiiiprisoiiineut for
net mero than six months, or by both H.ild
puuishiiieiits, In the discretion of tlie court.
Mr. Calue and his Mermen friends are en
tirely reasonable when they maintain that as
tills law applies te all the territories mid the
District of Columbia, it should Ihj enforced
ns rigorously in Washington as In
Salt Lake City, against (.cullies as
well as Mormons, upon Kastem saints
as well as Wosteni sinners. Says Mr.
Calne, "tlie goverumont furnishes money
te spy outthe domestic relations of Mormons;
suppose it was te supply money te spy out
the 'unlawful cohabitation' el non-Mermen",
who would gel the worst el It; who would
howl the loudest, Mormons or non-Mormons?"
The answer Is obvious. If this
law were te be outercod relentlessly for 0110
day hi Washington It would iIIscIemi and
punish mere crime than in a month's execu
tion or It In Utah.
Wondered Hlllrncy."
Sonie people nre nlew In telling what cesl
things lut nec.11 denn for them, hut 31 r. Jehn
I'. Duly, of (ilUlneiivllle.K. C, says he takes gient
Iilcnsmn In testify ing te the wonderful clllcncy
of ltrewn's Iren flitter In dyspepsia, fever and
ague, unit general debility of the system. He
han crsenally cxputieucett the lnent satisfac
tory resnlts nom the use of this valnable medt
clnit. MukHaineineniudiltn of tills all yu whoe
systems uru run down, llrewu's Iren Hitters
will euro you
Striking Unanliiilly Among htrlkcrs.
The diversity of vluns among striking em em
peoyes all harmoiilze Inte one unanimous np np
previd when Durrv's PuiieMalt WuisubvIs the
topic. Myriads of beucilcla.1 lesults fieiu its
piepcr use, dlsui'iiis opposition when this llienie
comes te the front. A child saved fiein dlpli
therluhere. A father rescued from pneumonia
there. A mother cured et malaria, mid endless
praises en ercry hand. Nothing cuu eitnd It
for superior exccllcuce nnd uillclency In family
use. Held by reliable dmggUts and giecers id
ene dollar per bottle.
I lme used I) It. OUAVi:S' UKAIti'ltKUULA
TOll und can truly say It has doue much geed,
gives me entire relief from ndlstresslngpalpltu.
Hen of tlie heart, says u lady In Haverhill, Mass.
tl.UX). Free pamphlet of F. K. Ingalls, Cam
bridge, Muss.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Oncer reading would be the history of names.
We cannot, hewever we go Inte the subject new,
except se far us te guy that Dr. Kennedy's
" Favorite Itcincdy" was called by that name,
In an Informal fashion, long before the Docter
dreamed of advertising It for public use. Speak
ing of It he would say te his patients, " This Is
my favorlte rciuedy for ull troubles of the
bleed," etc., and Its success was se great that he
Anally spelled the nuine with capital letters.
(2)iiiylMindoed.tw
Out of Tune.
When the tones of a musical Instrument be be be
ceme hursh and discordant, we say It Is " out of
tune." Tlie saiue may be suld of that far moie
wonderful and complicated plece of mechanism,
the human structure, when It becomes disor
dered. Net only actual disease, hut theso far
moie common causes, overwoik, mental mix.
tety, nnd fast living, may impair Its vigor and
activity. The best remedy for a partial collapse
of the vital energies, from thusn as from ether
sources, is llostettor's Stomach Hitters, which Is
at the same tlme an agreeable and mind cheer
ing cordial, and the best pessible Invlgerunt In
all cases of debility. It is an Incomparable
stomuchleand antl-bllletis medicine, eradicates
fever and ague, and prevents subeiuent at
tacks. It remedies with certainty and thorough
ness bowel mid kidney complaints, dyspepsia,
nervousness, rheumatic troubles, neuralgia and
many ether bodily ailments. Uulsoceuntoructs
influences which predispose te disease.
What Is the use of suffering with ltnckache,
ltheumatlsin, Kidney Dlicase, Sciatica, Crick,
Stitches, ChostandliungTreublcs, Torpid Liver
or soreness In any part, when a Hep I'laiter will
certainly give yen relief t Vastly supeiler te
all ether porous plasters. You'll nay se after
using ene. 25c, overywbere.
iSUCKLKN'8 AUNICA BALVK.
The liest Salve In the world for Cute, Bruises,
Seres, Uloeirs, Salt Ithuuui, Fover Seres, TetUir,
Chapped Hand, Chilblains, Cerns, nnd ull Skill
Kruplleus, und positively cures Piles, or no iay
required. It is guaranteed te glvu jierfeet satis
faction, or money rofuuded. Price, J5 cents per
box. ter sale by II. II. Cochran, druggist, Nes.
137 mid IX) North Queen street .Lancaster, l'a.
CHAMPAGNE.
BOUCHE "SEC."
THE FINEST CHAMPAONE WINE NOW
1M POUTED.
ATltKlOAUT'S OLD WINE 8TOUB,
Ne. 38 KliT Klse Utrkkt.
nu, . .. L BLAYMAKKK, AbL
jr
MRlilCAU
ryi my'iTaciu "
PL
Kvcry Slrnln or Celd Attacks that Weak Itnck
anil nearly iiriwtnitcn you.
Brown's Iren Bitters,
Tin: mist tunic.
Tnule Maik
IjUAI.ITV-l'UltlTY-NOTflUANTlTV.
On Kvcry ltettlc.
HTItKNdTIIKNSTIIK MCSCI.KS. STUAItlKS
TI1K NKKVKH. KNUIUirKSTHKJII.OOl).
OIVKS NKW V1UUU.
I)ii. .1. 1.. JIvkiis, Kulrdclil, Iowa, miys :
llmwii'slnin IlltlPrs is tlm best Iren incill
rlnu 1 liavti known In tny SO jcumcxiieili'iice. I
Imve feiiiHl ltHK.-clulIy liiincllctid In nnrveiiH or
nhvalfiil fixlmtirttlnn mill In all ili'hllltfitliiir nil
incuts Hint bear ke lu-avlly en tlie Bj'stem. Uw
It freely In my own family."
(IcniilneliiwtrailiiiiiiiiK itml crossed red lines
en wrapiiur. TAKK NO OTIIKlt. Miuloeuly by
IlltOWN UIII1MICAI. C0..1IAI.TIMOUK, Ml).
T.ADIKS' Hanii IUhik llBcrul aiwl nttrnrtUc.
ceiitidnlin; lint of lirlzcM fur iccvliits, liifeniiii.
Hun nlMiiit coin, etc., kIvcii awny Iiy nil draleni
In inc-dlclnc, or mailed te any nd
(ircseii receipt
01 ai, HUlMip.
(7)
TTOP PLASTERS.
A FAMOUS STRKNOTllENEM.
lleiiftit wives, idiep Rlrls unit Miles-women nil
Mittcr inniii or lees fielil Wcnk Ruck anil Side
iielie. Nothing nlferd nucli Inxlunt relief tutu
ller I'tAsTKBiipiilleilevcrairectcd part, l'nlns
anil Helies of all kinds are driver, out mid tliu
parts inude ever and Ht lengthened. Auk tern
II or I'lahteii. iimde from llurgnndy l'ltch,
(.'tiiimla llalwim mid tlm vlrtiuwef frenli Ihips.
Mililevi-iyMlicm. 'A'kj., B for (1.00 Send te HOI'
I'LASTKllCOMrANY, llenUiii, for circular, (fi)
K
OP
PLAKTKKS.
DO UK HKNfillll.K.
Tlm ller I'LAHTKndec mero uoed In one-niiar-
ter the thnethan any halm orfetlon, imdls moie
cleanly te tise, A fresh and sweet porous plaster
whir h acts liniiKMlIiitely wlien applied te seat of
trouble Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hldcaehe,
Ijime U.clr, Crh k. Sciatica, Hern Muscles, KM
miy directions, Weak Lungs or local pains can can
netlst long when onner theBO plasiers Is np
piled. Kememher, virtues of In-sli Heps, Ilur
gundy Pilch and (linns combined. Sold overy-
In-re. "c.. 5 rnr f I.UD Proprietors.
(7) HOP I'LAHTHU COMl'AN Y, linsteii, Muss.
TTOP PLA8TKHS.
Hep Plastrs Car Quickest. Why ?
Ilccuise ceinK)sed of medleliiid ijmilltli'H tlml
nre known te pesness great power In relieving
p.du, cut lug dlncuse unit wonderful Ktreiigtheu
lugneakuud worn out parts. Krcsh Heps, llur
gundy I'llch and (linns cemhlneit In it fresh,
clean and swcel poteus plaster, Aluujs leaily
te nppiy inituauen pain, iicnes, siinius, crump,
Kt lichen, crick, swollen Joints iirniuscleK, or snru
ness In iiny liurl. "iZa , r fur tl. every where.
(S) HOPI'LASTKRCOMl'ANY.Ilosten.ltftss.
TKItVOUSNIWS,
SLEEPLESSNESS
-AND-
All Ferms of Heart Disease,
yield by the use of OR. GRAVES HEART REG
ULATOR, thousands ue it, why net you T One
de-out heillliue will glve iwrfeet refreshing
sleep le anv nervous or wakeful licrseii. It
stlmulutes the Stomach, regulates the bends,
gl cs tenn te the system, repairs w listed energy
and mental faculties.
$1 per IJottle, 0 for $5, at Druggists.
Send te V. I:. INljAI.LS. Camhrhlge, Mass.,
lorlrce pumjililul en Heart Disease, Ncrvoun Ncrveun
ness, etc. mll-lwdp)
rpiHIKT NO OTHKHS WHY HNDPUH
JL tins Hgenies of neuralgia, when Ueuseu's
Cupclnu rhistcrs w 111 ijulckly ielluve It i's;.
CAitiir.uuin.
(STANDARD CARRIAOK WORK.
Edward Edgerley,
(Carriage llullder),
S1AKKKT hTKKK.T, IIKAII OK I'Ob'IOFKICK,
I.ANCASTKK, l'A.
MY LAUUE STOCK OK
BUGGIES & CARMAG-ES
Ceinprl-CH the Ijitesl Styles nnd the most Kle
gantly Finished, WHICH I OFFKlt AT
GHKATI.Y UKDUCBI) I'ltlCKS.
The bUl'KIttOll QUALITY OK MY WOltK
Is no longeriiiestleni'd. Mywpikls its II no its
any made In thn larger cllles, and hOI.D AT
HALF TDK 1'ltIUK. New ls the tlme te order
ler spring.
KNCOUltAOK FA lit DKALING
And Honest Werk. All Werk WAltltANTKI)
ItKPAIItINO l'UOMPTLY ATTKNDKD TO.
One set of w erkmen vsiwclally eniplej cd for tlut
purpose,
nevai tfdAw
"I RKAT
CARRIAGE SALE
AT
M,
I (I Milcv's h
CORNER OP
DUKE AND VINE STREETS,
LANCASTKU, l'A.,
Having m.idaelcmlve proparntleusiliirliig the
dull seiL-en, this will beoneot the
Largest Sales We Ever Held.
Flnt-Ht and Udest Style VKUICLKS will bu
effen-d te the public. This will be our greatest
eirert
Te Satisfy the I'lililic
That First-Class Weik can be sold at Lewer
Figures.
DOWN WITH KXTltAVAOANT I'ltlCKS AND
MKKT Till: WANTS OF THK
l'EOI'LK.
Our Grand Opening and Kxhlbltlen of this
sale work Is ready for Inspection.
Wu Invite ull te call und uzumlue during this
exhibition.
Our stock consists of the follewing:
t Passenger Kxtenslen Tep I'hmtens.
4 " Stuudlng Tep l'haitens.
4 dump seat ,arnngcs.
Falling Tep l'hniteiis.
SUtndlugTep l'liaitens.
Ladles' Cunoev Toe 1'hruteiiH.
No-Tep Wagons.
Tep lluggles All Styles.
Terms DO Days, With Proof Soeurlty.
GREAT SALE DAY,
SATURDAY, BLAY 23, 1885,
10A.M.-3 l'.M.
NORBECK & Ml LEY,
II. F. ItOWK, Auct. VHOl'JtlKTOIIS.
Fer particular see salu bills mid small clr
sulurs wwlmiirtil'il
iliiinui'l r..Ma,i iiua,
KXtnUTION, THE REST
TV Cigars In thn limn, two for 6c, at
llAUTMA.N'S
El LOW
FUONT CIGAll
nlOKK.
rplIIS I'AI'KU IH PK1NTED
WITH
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK.
Fairmeant Ink Works, 2Glh aed I'ena'i Avenue
lanMrrt
PHILADELPHIA. l'A.
CAINT-HAPIIAEL WINK.
INFORMATION.
(iennany, North und Seuth America, Ureut
ilrltaln, India, und se en. The Quantity exported
annually ls suiMclent proof of Its stability and
staying powers, while for the real connoisseur
theru in 110 wlne that can be considered Its
superior.
i-TheSalnt-Rapnacl Wlne Company, Valence,
Departmental the Drome (Frunccjl
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
;KIXt OTRSKT.
ICIOI'V
.ir. Meirmtx
INN A 11HENKMAN.
SRRING
-AT-
FLINN & B RE NEMAN'S.
LAWN MOWERS, GAKDBN HOSE, BABY OAniHAaES,
LAWN TENNIS, OUOQUET, WATER COOLERS, REI'ItiaERATORS.
ALL AT LOW PRICES.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 1 52 North Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa.
vnr aoevn.
Jehn h. TJivhuiL ni:a kTiathven.
Summer
Dress Goe
ds.
IN NEW AND DHHlltAIILK TIII.NCiS.
KiublelUcied Ciimblnatleii Hulls,
ll.l.'e te tls.ei, iuitu new.
Kinhreldercd liebes, H.oulellseo.
Satlncs, new styles, 15c.
Liiigaasseitineut Krench Sullnes.Sc,
ailnch wide, Klguicd ll.dlste,
only 18c.
lainth wlde Klguicd llathtf.
only Wc
.cphyr Ulugtiams nl rc.
Large Line of Whlle l)res (Jeisls, al I.UW
CASH 1'ltIUKS.'
JOHN S. GIYLER & CO.,
NO. 26 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTLi:, l'A.
j-yRFss OOODS.
WATT, SHAND & CO,
8 and 10 East King Street,
Cable Dress Goods,
ALLCOI.OKS, 10c. A YAltl).
FINE COLORED CASHMERES,
lAUIMVIIi:,!Sc. A YAUD.
COPURE DRESS GOODS,
NKWfcllADKS.STJic A YAUD.
Satin Berber, Yard Wide, 50 Cents a Yard.
40 In. COLORED CASHMERES,
ALL-WOOL.Mc. A YAUD.
FRENCH SATIN BERBER,
riNi; QUALITY, tl.U) a Yuid.
Astonishing ISargulns.
SlIDezeuTUKKISIITOtYKLh ISU Cents Laeh,
Werth -ft Cents.
2,000 Vanli INDIGO BLUE SATING,
15c. a Yard j Woith 'Jic.
WHITE GROUND FRENCH SATINES
ISc.aYard; Ileal Vulue, 37Ke.
hew yeek: steee.
J."'
MARTIN t CO.
Our linjer has leturnisl fiem .Sen Yerk und
being cry hikccssIuI In milking pureha-ei
In Dltfi UOODS very miieh belnw the
regular pi Ices, we new eiler the
following UAKOALNS:
One Case Satin Berbers,
At (irvutly lleiluecd 1'ilces. One Cumi
BRITISH BEIGES,
At Viae, worth 'iVs. Kxtm (ioed Value.
ONH CASE
BlaGk Gashmeres.
III.ACK CA!.II.MKIti:s, ut 1.1.
IILACIC CA!;IIMKUI, at .(.
III.ACK UAMIMKIIKS, at T.'e.
III.ACK CASA.MhltKS, iitil.'e.
IILACU CAMI.MKltKS, ut I'Je.
IMnchwIdeIlLACK CASIIML'ltK utMc.
ONI! CASE
PRINTED BATISTES,
At 12c- In llenutlful New Designs und
Delicate Colorings.
ONE CASK
DRESS SATINES,
Consisting of BO DIFFEftENT I'ATTEltNS te
select flout, at l-Je. and 13c.
it, at r:;
per yun
ird.
White Goods
JiUCII A3
Victeria Lawns,
India Linens,
Nainsoeks,
Wlde Oorded Plques
-AT-
LOWEST PRICES.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. West King ami I'rlnce Sis.,
LANCASTF.lt, l'A.
Hl'ECTACLXS.
QUPKHIOK
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Mlcroscems, Field Hlesses, llaronieters, Tul
scopes, Wi-le Lanterns, Thcrummetei-H, Di-uw-luu
Instrumimts, 1'hllnseplilcal mid Cheinlcul
Appaiutus. List and Dcserlntlens of our 'tin
CaUdegues scut FltEE en application.
QUEEN &CO,
NO.MICIIKSTNUTST.
PHILADELPHIA
maw-iyaaw
TprAPPY THQUflHT AND IlEBKCOA
JL l, Tobaccos 0111:
HAUTMAN'S Xi
Tobaccos only 80 per jlu(t, at
t ,i,uw ruunx i;iuau
irkiii1 .
1 S' -
. .
GOODS
tn.eritiMi.
T.TKA IKIUAUTFHS POIt
SUMMER
Merine Shirts nnd Drawers,
Qatize UndershirtB and Drawers,
Cholce NocktleB,
15. & W. Cellnra und Cuira,
C. & C. Cellars and CufTs,
Crown Cellurs nnd Culls
Tlie Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
HIIIIITH AND SOCir.TY I'AUAPHKItNAMA
J1ADH TO OltDKIt.
At Erisman's,
NO. 17 WHSTKINtlSTKI'.KT.
F
lNKTAILOUINO.
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
The Lalgeslund Choicest As-eiliuent et
FINE WOOLENS
IN Til i: CITY or LA NL ASTKIt.
All the latest NeM'ltles In
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINE OF
SPRING OVERCOATING.
THE VEItY IIEsT WOltlvMANSHlP.
Prices te suit all and nil goods warranted as
represented at his new store,
Bfe. 43 lerth Queen St.
(OPPOSITE THE I'OSTOFUCE.)
H. GERHART.
lUlt(l:it .t SUTTON.
The middle of .May nnd no wurin weather
jrt, but woniesurc telme it. II net In Jlny.
Itls bound tiKeimi In .liiiie, und It will 1st a
wise man whepicpaiei tin nuriii wcatheriu
his Clothing, und
BURGER & SUTTON
me fully jii-epaicd te supply the Wuiiis et all
home In want of
CLOTHING.
We have a complete
Ready-Made Stock,
I10111 aCllCAr WOltKINO M'lTtii a PINE
DltK.ssht'IT, ut li.ud tliini 111 lees. Our sliK'k
eri-lKCE HOODS for t I'M'OM DICK Is
lull ufall tliu l.ntrst Klle. wlilili wi- will
make tu order at Keaseniibln I'lim, Well.
maiishlii und Fit Ouaruuteed.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
IN OltEAT VAUIiriY Call ami see 0111
new sleck of the Latest Mle Ties '1 hey
ale C. Ill; AT ami only ::ii'. The
DAYTON SHIRT
ktuuds at the head. "We ell ," Pi Ice, $..
Burger & Sutten
)
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTEU, l'A.
L.15
ANSMAN it I1KO.
Great Reduction!
OuIiik te the b.iekwaiilue-.sel Ilie seiiMiu we
h.ne nuiilea hueeiliij; Iteduetieii, telling
I I lill
iiiiiif 1 1 1 11 ,1
u
U Y- 1 1, J I'
AlHuirThelr Actual Value.
Men's l)rcH Suits at l(t) j worth fs.ee.
lien's All-Weel .Mixed Cusslmciu biillsut 5..'i0 j
wnrth fll.m).
.Men's All-Weel Plaid Suits ut 7.00 : weltli
tll.tm.
Men's All-Weel Worsted Suits nls..W : weltli
I17.0D.
Men's All-Weel Cerkscrew llluck ami ltriinn
Suits utfJ.iN); Werth IIS eu.
Heys' Suits, with Loek Pants, at tl.Uli worth
$3 no.
Heys' Stills, with Leut; rants, at ti.'-i; weith
(ISO.
Heys' Suits, stilctly all-wool, al pi.lO. I.IH),
tite, $1.0O, $7.ti)und s.u) ; weith fully double the
money.
CHILDREN'S SUITS
Frem $1.25 Upwards.
Ilcadiptaiters for the (LA. It. Suits, All uoel.
Indigo illuu Suits at t.DU, $lu.ue mid flJ.111, fiinr
linteed last colors, with twu sets el buttium.
It will lie a ureal deal te yeuriiiHautiiK tee
amine the enormous stock of .Men's lieis' und
Chlldicn's ClethiUK.
Alse our bulls in.ule toeidei ler 41.' no.
L. BANSMAN & BRO.,
Nea. 60-00 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(ttlght 011 the Southwest Cor. of Orange Street,)
LANCASTEU. l'A.
9"Net connected with any ether clothing
stele In the city.
SLATE WOKKH.
All persons wIsIilllKMAItllLElZED SLATE
M ANTE l.)i,erany olhurSlale Win k, will de well
by calling: ut our works or send ler eurlllustiu
ted uiUdeKUU.
FKANK JANSON.tllllO.,
Cemer Fientand Locust St., Celuiubla, 1'n.
maitt-iliuil
JTiVHUV CUKTOMKIt (IKTO ONE IIOT
II TLEOFFOItEVl'FLOWKUCOLOHNE
Who buys One Dellar's worth of LuitlcV ami
Oent's t urulshlnit' OihhIh
AT HECHTOLD'S.
A fresh supply et spi Inn styles of Hosiery lust
lecelved ) also llauxe Underwear, Hhlits from
the comineu cheviot for lv, up te the bet luun
dried and unlaundrled In thu murkeL I'uiia,
Overalls, Jackets, Hats and notion uouerully.
II UN IIY HECllTOLD.
Ne. 61 North Ouoen HlrceL
1', 8, CUelc JuJldtiiB Lein ttud Bitner tftl.
Sf
, " - Mr- " . J I
. . -V