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The Daily Intelligencer,
Published Erery Evening In tbe Year
(sukpats iioime)
By 8TEINMAJX et HKNBEL.
INTELLIGENCER 11UILDING,
B. W. Cerner Centre Square.
LAKOABTKt, l'A.
DAILY Tll 0IXT8 A WKK. FlV DOtLAM A
TBABOtt FIFTY CXKTS A. MOUTH. JOflTAOB fium.
ADVKKT19EMENTS raeM Tw te fifty emts A
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WEEKLY " INTELLIGENCER,"
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Published Every Wednesday Memtnar,
TWO DOLLARS A TBAK IK ADVAKOB.
" penal offense for tlie parent or guardian
of. any child between the agca of 8 and 14
years te keep bucIi cliild from the public
school, even for the sake of sending It te a
far tatter private school of his own choice,
and at his own cxpnnse unless he first Becks
and obtains the gracious permission of the
school directors se te de." We remarked
that opposition te such a law was no dis
qualification for a man te be an assistant
attorney general. "We suspect the presi
dent Is like-minded, as we perceive that Air.
Montgomery has entered upon the duties of
his ofllce.
rioasreHDiROB solicited from every part of Iho
lUtte and country. Correspondent are re
quested te wrlte legibly and en ene slde el
the paper only t ana te sign their names, net
for publication, but In proof of geed faith.
All anonymous letters will be consigned te
the waste bosket.
ADDUM ALLMtTTBRS AMD TILBOnAHB TO
T11K INTELLIGENCER,
l.AMOABTItlt, l'A.
JI)c fantastcrSntclligcnccr.
LANCASTER. MAY 2.1, 1KB.
An Important Struggle.
Thfirn is an exclliiKr contest going en in
"Philadelphia between t!ie Pennsylvania
railroad and the llaltimore & Ohie, which
Is allied with the Heading, and seeks te
makocenncction with the latter and with
the Delaware river across the streets of the
city. The engineers of the new toad have
avoided grade crossings as much as pessi
ble, without makingan ovciheau or under
ground read, anil the city councils arc new
asked te approve the plans. The Pennsyl
vania railroad company 13 making a vigor
ous opposition te the cntrance of its rival,
and is placing every possible obstacle in
its path. It is seeking te create a public
sentiment against it as a foreign corpora
tion and inveighs ag.tinst its grade cress
ings. It adepts the same tactics as tliose
by which the Reading railroad has sought
te impede the building of the Pennsylvania
Schuylkill valley read, and builds sidings
te Its own read wherever they may embar
rass its rival. In this case the shoe
piffces its own feet, and the contest de
, menslijitea that a railroad company is al
ways ft,r itself and is patriotic only when
it pays. It is ciem enough that the public
needs ether instructors than railroad cor
porations when it has te decide upon the
advisability of granting privileges upon its
highways.
This contest in Philadelphia is vciy in
teresting, because it is very important. Xe
question of greater importance te the real
interest of Philadelphia hits ever ceme ta
fore its people. Philadelphia has been the
victim of railroad moneply, netwithstaiul-
he generous suppeit which It has
inven te railroads. It built the Pennsyl
vania railroad ; and yet that company has
''taken every advantage which its situation
enabled it te take of its benefactor. The
city has a certain number of directors.
the corporation, who yet ha
um.i-u h .. ..... "pfTfeg. it has been
chargeiVi?Hmt prices for its
gas fffnnd its mantifuctiiicrs
have Jr? . . , .
Vpaul UAUllJIUlIll. ...ten let mi;ii
Euiuhieiis coal. The Reading rail
read has taken advantage of its mo
nopoly of the anthracite coal trade with the
city te charge its people a3 much for
coal as ether mere distant cities have te
pay. The city has undoubtedly been the
victim of railroad monopoly.
"What it certainly needs is railroad com po pe po
titlen. It needs therefore what the new
read offers it. There is no possibility that
any intelligent citizen fails te see this, or
that any such will refuse entrance te the
Pennsylvania's rival.
The conditions of entrance, however,
should glve te the city all the advantage it
can get. The new read wants te get in,
net te serve Philadelphia, but te berve
itself. It should, therefore, be required te
build its read se as te be of the least possi pessi
ble injury. The city commands the situa
tion. The read wants te ceme in. And
the city need net fear te make its entrance
costly, if the cost Is required by the city's
interest.
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Neighborly Condolence.
The New Era felicitates itself that the
anti-oleemargino law "is probably none the
worse because the Ixtellieenckh denom
inates the veto of Governer rattisen's ap ap
preval of an absurd, unconstitutional and
altogether iniquitous statute." Neverthe
less the iNTELLiaENCEit persists in its
opinion of this statute, just as it does with
regard te another law that recently met
the executive veto and the JVcw iVu's dis
approval, and yet passed the legislature
ever that veto and despite that disapproval
with only 19 4vetes against It in the two
Houses combined.
Gov.Pattisen deneunced as"prepostcreus"
the lawrequiringthe counties tonpprepriate
50 each te bury the indigent soldiers that
died within their limits. The JVcte Era
commended the veto ; with characteristic
caution and sliutTiiug te be sure, but in a
manner that left little doubt of its own
views. It gave te the veto editorial promi
nence, and urged the critics of it te "calm
ly and dispassionately read" the "plain,
direct and easily understood reasons " for
net "granting anything and everything
asked for men who served in the army and
navy," and te whom it said " the United
States has net leen ungrateful" as "shown
by the fact that she new pays as much
money te pensioners annually as the inter
est en her public debt amounts te." "The
governor shows," it said " that the state's
bounty would be snbject under the bill te
gross abuses," and altogether it thought
the governor dealt the members a "blew
between the eyes for their crude and indis
criminate legislation."
As seen as the legislature returned the
" blew between the eyes " the JVeie Era
crawled into its shell. Nevertheless we
.think it was right in its position and It
would have done itself credit te have main
tained it, despite popular clamor or legis
lative demagogy. The Intklliokn Intklliekn
ceu does net retreat from a position it as
sumes en principle, te get en the slde of a
president, governor, legislature or even of
the heedless mob such as ran through the
streets of old Jerusalem shouting for the
release of llarmhas.
By the way, the Xt w Urn condoled with
the Intellkiknceh tliat the president
was inclined te take n different view from
it of the appointment of Zach. Montgom
ery te le assistant attorney general of the
interlcr department. A clamor was raised
against the appointee because he had writ
ten a book against the common school sys
tem as practiced in California, where it is a
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Hereditary Vice.
Theso who belleve in the doctrlne of
heredity will find a striking Illustration of
the transmission of criminal Instincts and
the diffusion of depraved bleed through
out a family, in the case of the unfortunate
woman who was the victim of her para
mour's frenzy in New Yerk the ether day.
The family of Cella Tatre, the woman
murdered by her Prcnch husband or lever,
are a peer. Ignorant, drunken and criminal
let.livlng a vagrant life in the mountains of
Massachusetts. The women have all been
in court for drunkenness and street walking,
one daughter going te the women's prison
at Bherboine for two years. One son,
Jeseph Tatre, was hanged in Canada for
murder. Cella, when young was married
te Franceis Olivier, and had ene son, who
is new living, despite his mother's attempt
te kill him by mixing powdered glass in tlie
buckwheat cake batter.
A curious lioek was published soine
years age te show hew a race of criminals
had sprung from ene abandoned woman in
New Yeik, carrying the seeds of sin, like
the germs of the thistle are sewn, ever the
whole country. Evciy case of the kind
proves anew the economy, from a purely
weildly standpoint, of throwing safe
guards around the young and of relieving
the squalor and misery of the outcast.
Hummer's Hall must go.
Tub legislative apportionment bill, be far
m It cencerns Schuylkill county, scorns te be
about te point the moral of vaulting ambition
overleaping itself. If the bill becomes a law
It will be seen that Its Republican manipula
tors have ntteinptcd te carve from the county
flve Republican districts out of the six. The
lnovltable result must be that tlie districts
will be be clese that popular Democrats may
win In all or them. A fair mcasure of the
rolatlve strength of the parties In Schuylkill
may be obtalned by a study of the vote for
congressman last roil. Tlie comuineu urocn-back-Republlcan
strength was glven te
llrumm, whlle soine dlsafl'ccUen existed in
the Democratic! ranks ever their candidate,
James 11. llellly. The vote was, llrumm
12,587, Rellly 11,077 llrumm's majority, 010.
New, when it Is thus sliewn bow cioseiy
matched tlie parties are In Schuylkill coun
ty, the absurdity of the attempt te make
nearly 12,000 Democrats content with a slngle
representative! Is at ence apparent. Time
will preve te the satisfaction or tlicse manip
ulators bow n boomerang may rocell en Its
projectors.
1IOW BVNDAt
WAB KBl'T.
Yctterday In
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Ingcrsell's Feelings Net Hurt.
The New Yerk Tribune, setting itself up
in that role of moral and professional censer
which se dclicut the Pecksniffs of the
press, stigma' izes the following from the
Rosten l'ihl as " about as coarse, brutal
and flippant a paragraph as it has ever
been our fortune te see in nny journal call
ing itself respectable" :
Kngllshincn are net tlie only pcople who
write books about n place bofero visiting It
Cel. Iiiuorhell Is the author of a work en
"HelL"
As forcearscness, brutality and flippancy,
this paragraph is overmatched every day
in the columns of the Tribune Itself, and
notably is this the case in the very issue
from which this complaint is taken. As
te Ingcrsell's own feelings there is no
reason te suppose that he feels sensitive te
or aggrieved at such a notice of himself.
He does net believe in hell, and he is se
PERSONAL.
MissTlATAiii.'Bhorsewoninnslilplsrlvallod
by Miss lllalncs.
ElKlAlt Am.an 1'en bated punsters. This
much abused man bad some merits.
IjAWIIknck llAiuiKTT carries f 120,000 and
Kdwin lloetli $.H.r),000 in life insurance.
1'HKHliiKNT Ol.Kvm.AND has discharged
Arthur's kitchen rirnnd hired an Irishman
cook.
Ueiikrt Toemus will make the oration
when Aloxander II. Stephens' remains are
relnterrcd In tlie grounds or bis old liome
"Liberty nan."
G. Hudsen Makiii-.n, et tlie National
Scheel orOratery, Philadelphia, will read in
the publle ball, Atglen, Chester county, en
Friday ovenlng.
Jehn Tvi.un'H widow, it Is complained,
docs net give his own daughter her stop step
dntightcr any of the pension which Con Cen
gross voted te her.
1'ner. Hexr.KY. burdened with years and
worn with loll, will presently abandon seme
of the most active employments In search of
rest nnd rceuporatlen.
Ur.AtNr.'s second velume Is nearly ready.
The first sold 200.000. Grant's momelrs
start with an edition of 1CO,000, nnd are ox ex ox
pectod te go te a million.
Mus. IU'UNI'.tt, alter a long rest, is ai
work ngnln. It Is n most charming serial for
" St. Nicholas," n htery for children, which
will be her masterpiece
Toimei'r.NKiri' used te say "the treuble
with us Russians is that we have the Tartar
se clese behind us. We put Parisian kid
gloves en instead of washing our bands."
Miss Maiiien I. ami den, tlie great heauly
nnd mllllon-helress, of New Yerk, Istn marry
Mr. Illchard Peters, of the Philadelphia club
who has been dovetcd te her for two sea
sons. W. D. Hewmi.m is said te have sketched
bis wife's family, the Muades, In the dainty,
luxurious oxclusivencss of "the Careys" In
in his new novel, " The Hlse of Silas ljp-bam."
SAneNY, when he wants a perlect feet ler
a model, places a ten dollar bill between the
two Urst tees; If It drops out be retains the
subject, nut ii u rucks inere no tens nie ior ier ior
sen te walk away with it.
flAi.l'HHA A. Gliew says ; "It was a mis
take en tlie purl of the constitution makers,
net te provide for the election of all state
olllcers at tlie same tlme nnd luiike their
terms of oillce the same length."
Anen iiia m FoimKs.Hpeakingermon m1
wcre uern vwm a genius lerwar,
names us inoei
ofmen mIiq.
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Ne name
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there 11 there is. JNOsuuj(rrurr,,,.rrtj
for his coarseness, JlfejfTWrr ml ImiLil'llv.
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holy in the association of
Ti iicepic te escaiie ins jiihsj huh
IS, his sneers and scorn. "Wherefore
should lie and his organs complain when
their ex Is gored V
Ne longer will Victer Hiiro's spirit be
vexed by IkiiI English translations or his
works.
Tun biography or Jehn Kelly, the well
known New Yerk Democrat, contains much
of Interest te the student of American poll-
ties for the reason that be was nil nctnr In ene
of the most heated periods of American
political history. Helly wen bis maiden
spurs in tlie days wheu native Americanism
was nt tlie zenith of its power. He and
Hlshep Hughes weie the men who proven ted
the uiPctiiiK of the native American leaders
in New Yerk, which had It occurred as In In
teuded would, In the then exelted state of
public opinion, certainly have ended In
wholcsale bloodshed. Thus in llghtinK the
battles or his faith and bis race, young Kelly
quickly climbed the political ladder, and sat
In Congress for ene et the New Yerk city
districts in 1851 when he was only 32 years
old. He was ene of the great moving spirits
that led the bulk of the Whig vete into the
Democratic party nfter and during tlie time
that the latter party was waging Its success
ful war against Know-Netliinglsm. It was
then that the Altlcks and ether well-known
local famllles joined tlie Democratic ranks.
Voicing this exedus of the Catholic Whigs,
Kelly said in a spoech in Cengress: "The
large Catholic vete of Kentucky and Mary
land had-always been found with the "Whig
party, until the Know-Nethlng monster and
its protean breed of platforms dreve them in
self-respect, as well as in solf-defense, Inte
tbe ranks of the national Democracy, where
they haveleund ropeso and peace nnder the
braid shadows of tbe constitution. " And
under its shadows the great bulk of this vete
still ropesos.
Te the New Yerk Timet tlie struggle bo be bo
tween Henry W. Illalr and William K.
Chandler for n seat in tlie United States
Scnate from New Hampshire, recalls Kmer Kmor Kmer
sen's rugged but rational lines :
TlieOed whmnade New-Huiiqwlilre.
Illustect Iho lefty lund
With little men ;
Small lull and wren
llousein tbueuk."
years,
Am. signs point te a solid Democratic
Scnate for tlie last two years of the present
Democratic administration.
Ne cause gains from the exaggeration of
Its advocates. On the contrary tlie reaction
created by the truth tends towards posltlve
less. Net long age Jeshua I Ualley, of Phil
adelphia, a promtnent tomperanco worker,
doliverod before the state legislature an ad
dress en the amount of liquor consumption,
putting it in round figures at (000,000,000 an
nually for tlie people of the United States.
The mammoth slze of theso figures attracted
gonetal attention and many a tomperanco
textwas based upon them. The Philadel
phia llecerd quotes from tliorevonuo returns
te show that they are nearly twlce tee great :
"The total amount or spirits produced and
imported into the country last year was
81,128,031 gidleus. Ot thliT amount it Is n
fair cstimate that one-llftli was consumed
In the arts and manufactures, leaving ftl,000,
101 for drink. Estimating the cost of this
whele consumption of spirits at f.1 a gallon,
the total cost is ?20l,71l,383. Tbe total con cen con
sumptien of malt liquors last year was 600,
010,517 gallons, which nt 40 cents a gallon
amounts te f2:i0,O0G,G0O. Te this must be
added 20,503,315 gallons or wlne, As live
sixths et this wlne was or domestic produc
tion, its cost te consumers at $2, a high ostl estl ostl
mate, was M 1,017,01)0. This makes a grand
total or MS1,742,070 for the annual cost or the
country's liquor consumption. Mr. Ilalley's
error was due te his estimating the cost or the
liquor consumed nt 11 ve and ten cents iidrliik.
He hits a geed enough case te plead as It is and
there is no need te weaken it by exaggeration.
GeuiiMANbs are rejoicing te learn that
there ure mera pcople killed by net getting
sunicient te cat than by overloading their
stomachs.
Wattuuhen admits that the Morrison
tarlir bill was a mere make-shift. It was
properly boaten. The subject Is ene that a
Democratic administration undaunlted party
can new ailerd te tackle. Ruckle down te
the work.
ie last thirty
WKoDeioii ami mouewaii .iockheii.
Or.N. II. V. lli'Ti.uit Is quoted assaying:
"I rather like ene thing In this man Clove Cleve
land. He Is sending tlie Itebcls and Copper
heads out of the country. I always thought
Andy Jehnsen ought te have dene that right
after the war."
Dkxti'.ii Smith, author of " Put Me In My
I.ittle Ited," says be never get mere than 710
for it; the same for " King the Dell Softly,
Thore's Crajie at the Doer ;" though tbe pub
lishers made thousands out of thorn. Smith
is sattslled, Ter be wrete them only as " iet
lioilers" and get the price he axked.
Victer Htme was admired, but only hair
liked tbe English, whom he liked none tee
much. In llerlln and Vienna bis death calls
out many high tributes. Huge bequeathed
(10,000 te the peer. He left a request that bis
body siieuid oe conveyeu te me grave in a
" pauper hcarse," wltlieutnny religious rites.
In the document containing this request
Hugenlllrms his boiler in Ged. A fund ter
a national monument te the dead poet has al
ready been openod.
Cahemni: Matiiuk Ijkstkr, of Rochester
N. Y., vthospeko'llvo languages ana had a
lortune, married in lS72n Russian count In
splte el his spendthrift ways his wife con
tinued te leve btin, nnd they were ever
nn nlTcctionate couple. Nine children
were born te thorn, ene of whom
died wbile the family were In Eurepe, nnd
another, nged 2 years, died a low weeks Hga
Thowlfe and mother died lately, nnd the
courts have appointed a guardian te save
what Is left or tlie children's estate from a
spendthrift father.
vr.nsesA l jeuhsai.ism.
Various llellglen Obaennnces
Dirrerntit Sections.
At the great Dunknrd conferenco in Ju
niata county, yesterday, a continuous stream
of vohlciesand podestriaus flowed In from
nil directions within a radius of thirty miles.
Tbe crowds wero net composed nlone of the
brethren nnd sisters or the Dunknrd donom denom donem
nation, but pretty cenntry girls and rural
swain i and men nnd wemen or nil classes
and conditions from the region roundabout
helped te swell tbe moving mass of pcople
that surged and thronged about the taberna
cle. IJy ten o'clock, wheu tbe church ser
vice began, fully threo thousand people had
arrived and by dinner time the crowd had
augmented te flve thousand. The managing
brethren had prepared ainple feed for nil the
multltude, at twenty-five cents a head. Vast
clothea-baskota of sliced bread, huge plles of
ples and slalts or meats wero served te the
hungry visitors.
At 2 o'clock tlie afternoon servlccs begnn.
Hymn after hymn was sung, with llttle or no
variety In execution, and then the preaching
began. Hlshep Docter, or Indiana, lodell'
with bis sermon; Bishop Heller, or Ohie,
followed with nn exhortation M equal vigor,
nnd lllsheps Hellcry, of Kansas; Hay, el
Virginia; Mehlor, or Missouri; Hyers, or
Ohie, ami Kellers, of Illinois, Hpoke In order
until 4 o'clock, when the services were con
cluded by Wnllsby. or Tennessee. Thus a
representative or tlie church In overy section
of the country where the denomination is
leund was allowed te take jiart. All the af
ternoon there wero spurts of drizzling rain,
and as many of the crowd as could llnd room
huddled beneath the roer or the tabernacle.
Ladles' gossamers wero plenty, nnd n large
musliroem-liko forest of umbrellas spread
ever the lovel Held. The same order of pro pre
codlings was lollewcd te-day.
Anurcl.lalu DMurli Hnlibath Horridly.
An open air meeting or Anarchists was
held In Chicago, nt which the usual harangues
against "tyranny or capital" wero made.
Finally, a demagogue known as "Dynamite
Dusey" succeeded In making n disturbance.
He abused tlie memory or Abraham Lincoln,
whom he oil led a "hyimcritu." This in
censed a number of worktngmen who wero
present. Tbpy hissed mid told Dusey te ste)i.
lle retorted by saying that General Legan
was "a liar nnd a thief," nnd rostimed Ills
nbuse of Lincoln. The wnrkmgmcn there
upon pushcderwiird and Torced him from the
platform. A tumult followed, which was
quelled by a squad or iKilIee. Nobody was
hurt, and the meeting was nllewed te pro pre
coed. A meeting of the Hrothcrheod or Locomo Lecomo Locemo
tlvo Engineer was held In Sprlnglleld, Illi
nois. .Specclufc were made by Governer
Oglesby nnd otliers.
Menifrtnl Day Keriiinim.
The coremenios or Memerial Day wero be
gun yesterday In llroeklyn, New Yerk.
The Lincoln nUtim, in Prospect irk, was
decorated by several Grand Army pests,
Mayer Lew delivering nn address. The
tomb or tlie "orison shin martyrs" nnd the
soldiers graves in Calvary cemetery were
also doceruted, Uev. Father McL'abe making
nu address in tin) cemetery.
A Grand Army iKWt, orWestchostcrcounty,
N. Y., lias adopted this resolution : We
doprecate the umt or Memerial Day for ether
than memerI.il purposes. We feel that the
holding of entertainments, festivities and In
dulging in nny Kind of atheletlc siwirts are
desecrations of tlie solemn holiday, against
nil of which, in the nauie of our dead com
rades, we Milemnly pretest."
hen una rr-Hclirrn.
Rev. D. (;harrcsV"",V"'"' '"""""
Carolina, assumed the pasteti"1""' "
Presbyterian church in Leuis"'0' "nl
Tlififhnrch wns fnrmanvvenrH iiiii7fcLS:,,ureu
of the well known Dr. Stuart Heb!
The Ccntenarv Methodist Episcopal ch
In Jersey City, New Jersoy, was dedicated
Sunday morning. The ceremonies wero
conducted by Hlshep Harris, of New Yerk,
assisted by llev. J. P. Newman, of New New
Yerk. In tlie afternoon Uev. T. DeWitt
Talinage prcachwl a seriuen.
l'he Kalph Walde ICmersen association of
New Yerk, eolebrated the anniversary of
Emersen's birthday by n literary and musical
ontertaliimont. The attendance was large.
Archbishop It van held the Wliitsuutlde
ordinations during the past week nt the
l'lilliuleipma caiueur.il. Jliore were seven
young men ordained te the priesthood.
llced.er en Ktolulleii.
Rev. llcnrj' Ward Ilcecher Sunday morn
Ing began a sorlesor sermons en "Evolu
tion" In Plymouth church, llroeklyn. There
was a crowded audience. Mr. needier Mid
he " saw no brldgolietween the human race
and the nnlmal kingdom In their origin.
Man had gradually grown up from harhsric
conditions. Ged gave no instructions te man
originally, but left him te llnd out e ory ery
tldng ler Iilnihcir. The only revolution was
after man had gained seme Idea or moral
quality."
MEDICAL.
ROWN'S IRON HITTEHS.
WOMEN
Needing renewed fttrengUi. or who milTcr from
nun inities peculiar te inn ex, mould try
Brown's Iren Bitters.
TIIK 1IK8T TONIC.
Tradn Mnrk
QUALITY, l'UltlTY-.N'OT QUANTITY.
vn r.vvry twiiie.
Thl niedlclne rnm1ilnen Iren with pure vcko vcke vcko
table tonics, and Is Invnlnnble ler IllseaHcn
peculiar te Women, and all who lead HCdentnry
lives, ii i.nricnen iinn runups tne uiechi, hiiiii
MLVJUWAlti:.
II.
Z. RHOADS.
ATTENTION !
j.i.n.ni. atiiii-
StreiiKtliens the JI uncles
and makes the nkln
ulfttpn the AiiiH'tlliv
and Nerves In fuct.tlmreiiKlily InTliremtcs,
Clears the cainiiluxleii
sinenin.
It does net blacken the tcclli, rnusn headache,
or produce constipation ull ether Iren medi
cine! (la.
Mrs. KMZAMrru IlAinn, 7 Knrwell Ave., Mil
vraukee, Wis., says, under dale of Dec. !W, 1BSI:
" 1 have used llrewn's Iren Illtters, nnd It lias
been mero than a doctor te me, having cured
me of the weakness Indies have In llfu. Alse
cured me of Liver Complaint, nnd new my com
plexion Is eleur and geed. Has been beneficial
te my children."
Gcnulne has above trade mark nnd crossed rtd
lines nn wrapper, TAKK NU OTIIKIt. Mude
only by
HltOWN'8 CHEMICAL CO., 1IAI.T1MOUK, Ml).
I.AniEs' Hahii Heek Useful and attraclhe,
rnnuxninK "si ei prizes ler receipts, ininrmn
tten alieut coins, etc., itlvcn unity by all dealers
In medicine, or mailed tenny uduruxs en receipt
of 2c. Btamp. (1)
We would call attention of purchasera te tlie very flne and com cem com
pleto line of modorate prlced Ladies' Geld Watches, very much in
demand Just at prosent, and we are well propared te meet that do de
mand. We also have Geld and Sllver Watohes In a great variety of
Btyles nnd at the low prloes brought about by the long dopresolon of
the tlmeB.
Our Niokel Watohea at 85.00 are geed watohes for the meney,
and are going off very fast.
We rocelvod the ethor day a large hivolce of all the latest novol nevol novel
tlos In Sllver Jowelry, Oxydized, eta, very pretty and worth Boo Boe
ing ; would be ploased te have you call and bee them.
H. Z
HOPPhAHTKHH.
new r.s vetiit hack t
Whnt Is the nxn of HiilTerliig with liaekaehe,
l'aln InlhnMde or Hip, Helntlnt, Hhetimittlsin,
Kidney DIfeiimch, Crlek. Htltches, Swollen am)
tried Muscles, Chest and I.niig troubles, or nny
sort of pi.ln or sercmss, eltner local ordis!p erdis!p ordis!p
sented when n Hep 1'i.aktbii will glve Instant re
Heft rn-pnrt-d from lliirgniidy l'ltcli, Canada
Ilnlsam and the nnln-kllllm; virtues of Hiiiih.
The best strengthening plaster ever known.
unj
I.ANCAHTKIt, PA.
RHOADS,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
TheusnndH sty nn.
i n
(2)
en receipter price
JlUf
ly all dealers. Mailed
rerfi.w
Hei
4V:..
PLASTKIt CO., Ilosten, Mass.
ICXCV11HIOXH.
pUNRYN PARK.
Penryn Park,
-en Tin:-
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R. Rj
TTOP PLASTHRH,
DON'T BE SWINDLED
lly buying something you knew nothing about.
We KiiarunU'O the ller I'lastkh the best ever
known. Tlie virtues of flesh Heps, JiurRiindy
Pitch and Canada Kilsam cninblned, make this
plaster highly medicinal nnd active for thu euro
of pains, uehes, soreness, crumps, strains,
stitches, crick and local weakness. Drives out
pain seethes the parts and slrenKthcns. Sold
hv dniffulsts and dcalcis. 'ilc., 51orl.iie. HOP
l'LAHTKIl COMPANY, Jtosten, Mass. Mailed
for price. (1)
Htrenclhcn
medicinal
weak
virtues of
TTOP PIjAHTKRS.
IJL Kill pain, seethe nnd stlihuliile the tired
muscles, and wonderfully
naitri. All the Valuable mi
fresh Hnns. cemhlned with Ilurirundv l'ltcli and
(,'anuda iutlsam. Apiillcd te backache, bclntlea,
ltheuinittlsm, Crick, blltches, hldenche, Kidney
Affections, Bere Chestoranyef the various pains
and weaknesses se common, Instant relief Is
Hlvcn. Cures Dyspepsia und I.lver tieiihlcs
without Internal desliiK. Beld everywhere, '.Be.,
5 for (I. Mulled for price.
(I) nor n.ASTKii lu, iwsien, siass.
w
i:ak and xerveuh
MEN
Kxcurslen Committee of Churches, Sunday
Schools and ether select organizations, In mak
ing their summer nrraiicemenls, should net iicb
leet te rt'serve ndey for i'enryn Park.
This dellL'litrul lesert Is situated In the midst
or the
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And Its grounds covering hundreds of ncres ftr j
uesy ei access irnm uti pans ei central i cau
sylvanla. Ker thu free nseeT excurstenlstM tliuie
are extensive
CItOQI'KT AND LAWN TKNN18 OltOUNDH,
I.AIIUK DANUINU PAVILION, HAND
STAND, KITCIIK.V, 11A8KET
AND CLOAK ItOOMM,
and CONHKUVATOUY
On the Summit of the Mountain.
There Is also n refreshment room In charge of a
cmiiM'tent caterer, w here meals can hu procured
at moderate rates, a photograph gallery and
numerous ether attract l features.
Ne liquors allowed en the ground.
Excursions lrem all points en the Philadelphia
It Heading nnd ltcudlng A. Columbia ltutlreads
will be carried direct te the Park without change
of cars.
Complete information can he obtained nnd en
gagements ellrcted with parties from all points
en the Philadelphia . Heading nnd Heading A
Columbia ItallreiuN, upon uipllcatlnn te C. U.
intncecK, ticitenti rasiciigcruim i icki'l geni,
Philadelphia A iteitdluir Kallrnad, '..'7 heuth
Fourth strtet, Philadelphia, I 'a , and u 1th parties
from Lebanon by applying te the undersigned,
CAUL VON hCIIMALENSBft,
Hnpt. Cornwall & Mt. Hepe Kallreud,
Iiiav8-3md Lebanon Pa.
StACHlXEIlY.
"JCTNOINK AND HOIDKH WORKS.
BEST
Steam Engine
-AND-
BOILER WORKS.
AS WE HANDLE OUR OWN GOODS,
IIAVK NO AGENTS,
CAN INhUltK OUK PATHONS LOW PHICK3
AND UOOD WOHK.
BOILERS.
Vertical and lIerlznntnl.Tuhular, Flue, Cj Under,
Marine, Deuble-Deck and Portable.
KUUNAOK-WOKK, IILAST-PH'F.S, STACKS,
Ac, Ac.
TANKS for Water, Acids and Oil
HOISTING ENGINES.
ENGINES.
Vertical and Horirental. Stationary, from two
te sixty horsc-pew er.
Portable Engines, en Wheels and hills , Sir
Sizes 4, C, 8, 10, 15 and 20 horse power
SAW LULLS.
Who suffer from Nervous and'Physleal Dehlb
lty. Impotence, Exhausted Vitality and Prema
ture Decline, and se.'k Perfect llestonttlen te
Health, Full Manhood and Sexual Viger with
out Stomach Drugging, can CKitTAmLY obtain It
In the "SIAHS'IO.V IIOLl K" DNeascs of the
1'restrutaUhtnd, Ktdncj's and bladder, effectu
ally cured without Instruments. Endorsed by
theusunds who have been cuied. Adopted in
hospitals and by physicians In Eurepe und
America.
-VAHIOCELK cured without surgery.
Sealed Treatise and Testimonials freu Aduiess
MARSTON REMEDY CO., or
DR. H.TRESKOW,
'" "' "VI "ii.7lY I V.. Vnrlt
,, ... ., ... ...
Peny
Mills and Large Mills. lUrk Mills
Cob Mills.
s
U.MMKKOK 18S5.
w
OTMTHIHU.
ILL1 AMHON FOMTKB,
Tite lllter's Vltitcleus Vflle A Cnudldate for
Postmistress In lledle.
Tlie cstlmable ami industrious wlfe ofOr efOr
landa li Jenes, tlie editor of that uprightly
Democratic paper tlie Ilodie (Cel.) Keening
Miner, It an applicant for postmistress of
lledle, The Miner in a recent Issue rmlte
characteristically net forth her claims as fol fel fol
eows: "'Whlle we shall be unswervingly
Democratic until referm shall have been ac
complished, we assure the people of Mone
county that the unscrupulous ofllce hunt
er, of whatever political party, shall
hereaflcr meet with no mercy nt our
hands. In this connection we deslre te pay
a trlbutovNhero.lt Is merited; thorefero the
Intelligent reader will pardon our modesty.
It Is our 'vivacious' wife. During thrce
long, weary years, from 4, 5, and 0 o'clock In
the morning until semetimes as late as 11
o'clock at night, has this lady steed
slde by slde with us at tlie case and
at the press, and in tlie performance
or the multifarious ether duties connectod
with the publication of the Miner, In the
darkest hours she has bcen the most cheerful
and hopeful and earnest and industrious,
and te her mental ability and physical labors
is largely due the fact that the Democrats of
this district have an organ te-day. We are
fully prepared te publish the Miner just as
long as we ploase, and the Ilodie Kvcninrj
Miner will be regularly Issued until the last
piece of machinery from the Standard mill
and mine is leaded en a wagon nnd started
out of town, wheu we may be induced te
fellow.
Called Them out of Church.
Scott and Cassatt'u new railroad enterprise
cuts down the cast shere of the Norfolk
Peninsula In Virginia, with Norfolk as Its
ocean termhius. This is n region hitherto
almost a wilderness. It is part of the Con
gressional district from which Henry A.
Wisoeame te the national councils with the
beast that there was net a newspaper in his
bailiwick. Many of the inhabitants had never
seen a locomotive, The track-layers stepped
work ene Saturday near a brick church.
The next morning a locomotive and cars
wero run down te put oil' ties. The escaping
steam attracted the attention of the 300 or
100 colored worshippers who came streaming
out of the church, nt llrst by twos anil
throea, but finally inn mass. Imstef all came
the old preacher himself with a prayer-book
in his hand. They steed about, curiously
inspecting the engine until It departed and
then went back te their church services,
which were resumed with rodeublod zeal.
A Clerk and a Uurelar Shet.
A special dispatch from Burten City, Wayne
county, Ohie, gives detalls or a fatal tight
with burglars at an early heursFrlday morn
ing. A clerk who slept In thAtltore of James
Cenner, was awakened about ene o'clock nnd
saw several men working at Iho safe. ile
aroused his employer, who with his son, has
tened te the store. An attempt was made te
nrrest the burglars, but they made a desper
ate light. Several pistol shots were fired by
Cenner and the thleves. Four of the men
escaped, but ene was killed. Cenner was
also fatally wounded. Tlie (lend man had
impers en his person bearing the name of II.
''. Adams. The thieves seeured about 1,000.
May U a pious fraud of ihe almanac,
A gastly parody et real spring
Sliaped out of snow and breatted w Ith eastern
wind. Ijewtll.
Tell tits Truth.
Frem the New Yerk Hun.
Let the prosldent hare full credit for this i
He telln the truth,
A Modern Hebrew View nf the llltilc.
Hcv. Solemon Schlndlci, el Ilosten.
Wobellovo that te a certain degrce all lit
erature Is Inspired by the 1)1 vine Iteing. We
knew that no author could write n line un
less he Is under dlvlne inspiration. Ged
speaks te man te-day as Ile lias spoken te
him before. Tbe lllble Is, therefore, an In
spired IsHil;, but net mero se Ihnn any ether.
Te us it is also a literary treasure, accumu
lated by our nature, showing hew we wero
ovelvotl from the earliest times te tlie tlme of
its last edition. It is vacred te us en account
of 11 antiquity.
A Comprehenelte I'rnjiir.
Frem Ever Other Saturday.
Reme yearsageu venerable clergyman was
asked te make ihe prayer at tlie commence
ment celebration at Cambridge, In the
courseefhls prnyerhe besought the Supreme
te "shower his blessings en Harvard college,
Andover institution, tlie Mate. J'risen, ami
all ether seminaries of public Instruction"
A Failing fllrl.
In Cincinnati n sixteen year-old gill recently
died after a fust of htty-lwedays. She had been
attacked by semilhlng like ptrulysls, which
rendered It Impossible for her te tuse neurl h
Incut. The human system cannot thrive with
out geed feed and geed ability te digest It.
Weak and Impaired digestion Is recalled by
llrewn's Iren Hitters better than any ether
tonic In the world. Mr. J. E Freeberg, l'omeroy,
Iowa, sajs:"t used llrewn's Iren Hitters for
dyspepsia und peer appetite; completely cured
me.1' it will cure you.
Nature Neier Lies.
The depicted form and turrewed countenance
Ineentestubly Indicate fearfully deranged phy
sical conditions begotten by mental strain, that
will surely shatter the nerves and wreck the
life of their possessor unless promptly attended
te. Cencealments are futile. Nature cannot be
succcsstitlly deceived. Furnish the wusted tis
sues and exhausted nerves with Iho nourishing
aid of DcyirY's I'ubb Malt Wuiskev at the criti
cal tlme when they need a gentle Irresistible
power te grnpple the malignant forces arrayed
agulust them, and thu patient will speedily re
cover. Hundreds have been saved from almost
certalu destruction by such a course, and all the
best doctors new highly recommend the treat
ment. All reliable druggists and grocers will
supply It for 1 per bettle.
TEN DOLLAR SUITS!
ALL WOOL.
Our Ten Dellar Line of Men's hulls embrnce
Caslmeies, Cheviots and Worsteds In liluek,
Mixed and Light Celers, that are till wool.
Twelve Dellar Dress Suits.
Wohmean Extensive Assortment nf Twelve
DellarDiess Suits III Dark Corkscrew and Sil
ver (in.y Casslmere, black nn.l llrewn Worst
eds, nine and lltew n Check, (Jic let and Camp
bell Cussluierc.
BOY'S SUITS,
In Dark Faney Casslmeres. for Jrt.00. Dres
Checks, $.(in, and llroadbreok Casiimcie, fcUO.
CHILDKHN'S Sl'ITS. 11.7.1.
A I1AKK CHECK hl'IT, .l.
A lltlOl) DCUAllI.EhU.M.MKUSUIT, ti.VI.
A PLEATED TUNIC bUlT-CIULDKHN'S
K I I.'I'S, fi.HI.
ONE PIECE KILTS, 1173.
TWO PIECE KILTS, I.M.
IILUE FLANNEL KILT.
Summer Neckwear ! !
PK1NCE TECKS, Bie A fine.
CUE Ij E A P U FFtVSe A .Vk
FANIIY HOWS, 10c, 15c, iSSe.
STItAP IIOWH, ittc.
THE DUDE HOW, All Celers, Plain and Fancy
Patterns, lie.
STKINU T1KS.25P.
HOY'S POLKA DOT TIEH, -,v.
HOY'S PLAID SCAUPS, 'ile A 3V
WIND'sOltANDDB.IOINVILLE SCAItFs KOK
GENTS.
COLLARS AM OUFES !
All the Latest Styles el E. A W.
TIIK ANCHOIt AND CUOWN I1KANDS.
THE SAN HENO
Is the Very Latest tot) le Cellar.
Fancy Hosiery I
In Plain Celers and Stripes, from Twenty-Five
Cents, up.
Lisle
Cornwall & Lebanon
(Jolebrook Valley Railroad.
MT. GRETNA PARK,
In the heart of the Seuth Mountain, en the line
or the above read, Is offered u Individuals und
associations
Free of Charge.
These grounds, covering hundreds of acres,
are easy of access flout all parts of Eastern
Pennsylvania.
S-ThereaieMOUNTAINSTKEAMS, spanned
by rustle bridges; MOUNTAIN hl'KINOB.
walled up with native sandstone ; SIIA1H
WALKS and 1'ltOMKNADES.
A L VIM1K DANCING PAVILLION,
LAKUE DININU HALL.
KITCHEN, DINING HOOM,
andTAltl.ES, HENCIIES nnd 11USTIC HEATS,
scatleiid thieugli the grove ter the true me of
excursionists.
LAW N TENMS, CUOQUET.HALL (JKOl NDS,
HOW LINO ALLEY, SHOOTING GAI
LEUY, QUOITS AMB FOOT HALL
Are among the amusements eHered.
Ne Intoxicating Drinks Allowed en
the Premises.
B-l'artlcs desiring It, can procure meals at
thel'AUK HEVr.U HAM', which will bounder
M. HOLTZ, the noted
Hl'EOIAL NOTICES.
Queer reading would be the history of names.
We cannot, however we go Inte the subject new,
except go far as te say that Dr. Kennedy's
" Favorite Uemedy" was called by that name,
In an Informal fashion, long bofero the Docter
dreamed of advertising It for publle use. Speak.
big of It he would gay te his patients, This is
uiy favorite remedy for nil troubles of the
bleed," etc, and its success was se great that he
Anally spelled the nauie with capital lettcm.
(2)inyll-luidced&w
backache, Sharp Fains, Hheiiinatlsm, KIdney
Diseases, Torpid Liver, Lung Troubles, or
Lameness In any part quickly cured by the Hep
Hltttri. The seething and patn-klllhig virtues
of hops cemhlned with strengthening Gums und
Extracts. The best porous plaster ever made.
23c.
UNDERTAKING,
TJNDEUTAKINQ.
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen and Vine Streets,
LAHOlBTKR, l'A.
Personal attention given te all orders. Every
thing In the Undertaking Hue furnished.
Having secured the serv Ices of a. flrst-chug me
ohante, 1 am prepared te de all kinds of Uphol
stering at very moderate prices. All kinds of
rurntture Upholstered. Give me a call.
leJr R. ROTE,
Thread nnd Ilcrlin Gloves,
In White, black and Drub.
GENTS'DEESSSTRAWHATS.
Fifty I)07cn of New Styles in Dress Straws
for Gents, 23c.
Hey's Dress Straw Hats, 2.1c.
Children's Dress Straw Huts, lie und 2.1c.
LIGHT
This Hat
The l'enulur
COLOUED STIFF FELT
HAT FOll
GENTLEMEN,
flexible and Extremely Light In
Weight.
Our Special Gents' $3.00 Shee.
WAHHANTKD.
This shoe Is made te our special order, solid
leather all thteugh, plain or capped tee. We
haveallslces efithem lit Luce, button or Con
gress. LADIES SHOE, $2.00.
Is new ready In Common Sense or Opem Tee,
Thlssheawe recommend us a dtimblu mid sty
lish promenade shoe.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 30 & 38 West King St.,
LANCASTER l'A.
mlllS PAPEK 18 PRINTED
WITH
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK.
Fiirwuct Ink Works, 2611 ud IWl Avenue
rlLADKLI,HlA,PA,
Leather Hellers, Tan Packers, Ttlpple dealing
for horse power.
PUMPS.
Helt and Gear Pumps t Mining Pumps j Cem
blued Pumps nnd Heaters.
Ccrltrirugal I'liinp. Steam Pump.
Gearing, Pulleys, Fly Wheels, Clamp llexes,
Hangers, Couplings, Cellars, Steel Steps nnd
Tin Pulley Flutes, Packing llexes, Mill
Spindles, Mill bushings, Ac, Ac., Ac
PIPES.
Wrought Iren, for Gas, Steam and Water. Cast
lien 1'Iim's.
Heller Tubes, Well Cutting.
FITTINGS.
Fer Water and Steam, Valves, Cocks, Steam
Gauges, Gituge Cocks, Glass Water Gauges,
Sufety Vitltcs, Whistles, Glebe Valves,
Governors, Patent tvlf-Feedlng f.iy
---.brlcjtarg, Hiass"0ll Cups, Glass f
Tubes, Injectors or '
Heller teeders.
PACKING Hemp, Asbestos, Gum emV, l'nim-
bage. j
PELTING Gum, Cotten and Leather.
CASTINGS Heavy and Light Iren nnd) Hrass.
Heller Iren, Sheet lien, Har Iren,
uuu stent.
HEATERS
Fer Dwellings, Schools and Public Hnlldlngs.
STEAM HEATING.
Kstlmatcs, Drawing nnd Pattern Werk tar
nished at ltciisonable Kales.
ltepalrlng promptly and carefully nt-'
tended te. Addrcs",
Jehn Best & Sen,
NO. 333 EAST FULTON STREET,
the charge or MIL E.
caterer et me
LEBANON VALLEY HOUSE,
who will bcen the grounds throughout the sea
son, giving It his personal supervision.
.Si-Excursions lrem nil points en Pennsylva
nia Ii. It. w 111 be curried direct te the Purk with
out change of ears.
j3-Excuilen rates and full Information can
be obtained and engagements effected with
parlies Hem all jxilnis en the Pennsylvania
lt.lt. upon application te GEO. W. HOYD, As
sistant Geiiertl Piif-encrer Agent, P. It. U., Ne.
SE1 Seuth Fourth street, Philadelphia, or te
J. C. JENNINGS,
Supl. C. A L. A C. V. K. It., Lebanon, l'n.
niyl3-3uid
JanlVlydAw
LANOASTHK, l'A
w-
'n'ALi. l'AVim.
INDOW SCKEENS.
(ir.ANSUAItK.
1(511 AMAHT1X.
H
Glassware
-AT-
CHINA HALL.
Just opened a new line of
Colored Glassware.
NEW SHAPES.
NEW
A line of
NEW
PltlCE.
SHADES.
Crystal Glassware,
AT THE LOWEST PHICE3 EVEIl OFFEHED.
See Iho Goods before purchasing.
High & lartin,
NO. 15 EAST KING STREET,
LAN CASTE U. l'A.
CAllttlAUES.
QTANDAUD CAItniAGK WOKK.
Edward Edgerley,
FINE CARRIAGE IJUILDER,
MAUKET STltEKT, HEAH OF t'OSTOFFICE,
LAN0ASTEU, l'A.
A LAltGE STOCK OF
ETOG-IES & OAEEIA&ES
Comprising the Latest Styles nnd most Elo Ele
gautly Finished, at GKEATLY UEDUCED
I'UICES. Ifyeu wish In purehuse a geed arti
cle, my work Is decldtdly thu cheapest In the
state.
MOTTO-" FAlIt DEALING AND HONEST
WOHK."
AT" Don't fall te eneoutitge geed work. All
Werk FULLY WAKKANTKD Lewest Pikes
lerltKl'AIHl.SG AND HEPAINT1NG. One set
ofweikmeu esiieilally empleved for that pur pur
pem. PLEASE OALL AND EXAMINE.
nerJCtfdAw
Wire Window Screens!
It may seem a llttle euily te talk about Win
dow bcicens, but we think the tlme Is here ; the
warm weather will seen be with us, and it Is well
te be prepared. A geed plan Is te have them
fitted tit early, before the tiles 1111 up your house.
We are well supplied with frames nnd wires.
The second-story et our building Is Blocked w lilt
from 6,0eu te 7,l) frames of dllferent sizes, w hleli
can boimtde uiiat sheit notice. The price will
he lower than heretofore. Wemake joungeod
sized screen for BO cents a piece, and Lnnd-enpe
wire from $1.25 n piece up. All widths of wire
sold by the feet or roll at lowest pilces. We
opened te day, uuether Chelio Line of
LACE CURTAINS,
Thrce, thrce and a-hitlf and four raids long.
Price 75c, l.O0, l.i f LAO, 1.71. itm, -'.5. fl ou u
piece up. l'eles 4(e, We, 7'ie, l.a), Ac. Weiuu
In the busy season for
WALL PAPER.
Our stock Is large te select tieni, nnd we have
n strong feiee et weikmeii te de your work
promptly. WlndewShades of eveiy descilptleu.
PHAEES W. FRY,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTElt. PA.
IlUUSEFUltXBilllSa UUOltS.
rpHR
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO HUY AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Geal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
tJ A
JIN P. MUM (I SON'S,
Ne. 21 Seuth Qucen Streot,
febJ7-lvd LANCASTEH i'A.
SPECTACLES.
CUFERIOR
SPECTACLES
-AND-
UAMPAQNIS.
BOUCHE
TIIK FINEST
"SEC."
WINE NOW
CHAMPAGNE
IMPOIITED.
ATHKIQAUT'S OLD WINK STOKE,
Ne. S) Eabt Kine Stbhkt.
11. iL BLAYMAltElt, AgL
Rttlltoteal7S. fbl7-U4
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field aiesses, Harnmeters, Tele
scopes, Hug-te latulerns, Thermeuielei-s, Draw
ing instruments, Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus. List and Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogue sent FHKE en application.
QUEEN & CO.,
NO. 951 CHESTNUT ST.
ma.e-ljQAw
PHILADELPHIA
WITHOUT EXCEPTION. THE 11EST
Cigars In the town, two for 6c, ut
HAUTMAN'8 YKLLeW jritONX CIQAM
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