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LANCASTER, MAY 30, 1885.
The Lessen of a Railroad.
Baltlmore and Philadelphia for many
years were connected by an independent
railroad, which served as the line of com
munication for the Baltimore & Ohie rail
road northward, and the Pennsylvania rail
read, southward, besides meeting the de
mands of the local traffic. It, mere nearly
than any ether important railroad in the
country, fulfilled the true mission of the
railroad. It served nil its customers alike,
and Btoed between the two great railroads,
using its facilities in receiving and discharg
ing, with strict impartiality, their business.
Teany one with a clear npprdiensien of
the true Interests of these reads, it was ap
parent that it was best for both of tliein
that each had an equal use of the Balti
more and Philadelphia line. In fact, te
anyone with a sensible appreciation pf
things, It is clear that.lt is best, for every
carrying company, that each and nil sheu'ld
have alike use of every railroad in the coun
try. The lessen of the Philadelphia, Wil
mingten & Baltimore teaches this ; and
, when the Pennsylvania railroad gets done
paying for the lessen, its managers will be
likely te knew it by heart, it they still stir
Vive. Tliey were net satisfied te have- the same
facilities enjoyed by the Baltimore & Ohie
read. They coveted the exclusive use of
the Baltimore line. Tlwy secured it by
buying up a majority of the stock at a great
price. The natural and inevitable conse
quence has followed, and the new line of
the Baltimore & .Ohie te Philadelphia is
almeusrreauy for operation. The Peun-
aylvania's expensive read te Baltimore is
,, paralleled, and the competition 'will result
which will cut away the fat profit of its
operation which used te accrue te it under
its Independent, management ; or else the
two rival reads will have te ioel their bus-incss,-'ftnd
trust-each ether net te cheat, if
they can.
It is probably true enough that the Bal
timore & Oiiie company sought also te gain
possession of the old Baltimore line, and
that the Pennsylvania had te buy it in
self-defense te keep its rival from cutting
it oil from its Southern connections. But
it was net wise enough, after it had se
cured the control, te give te its rival the
equal use of it te which it was entitled un
der the common law and common sense and
common justice and prudence. It was sim
ple felly te invite the building of another
line te take the freight of the Baltimore &
Ohie, which would have brought profit te
the Pennsylvania. The true policy for the
purchaser of the old line was te give te
the Baltimore & Ohie a like use of it with
itself, and te treat it with the distinguish
ed consideration due te an impeitaut cus
tomer. But railway managers seem te leek
upon rival railroads with a feeling of hes
tility and fear that robs them of all sense.
They leek upon the public as their prey,and
upon ether railroads as ether wolves? With
any impartiality in their feelings and clear
ness in their vision, they would see that the
public interests are theirs in the long run ;
that they are built as public conveniences
and can only prosper as they fulfill their
mission. They draw their trade from ihe
-w business of the country they serve, and it
is their interest te increase that business;
which they can tot de by moderate
charges and efficient service. They need
te bring freight from all mints of
their line, and te take it away from
every point, as cheaply a3 tiesaible,
that the business along the line may pros
per. They cannot afford .te charge high
Tates te take freight from ether lines te
places en their own line, or te refuse te
ether reads the free use of their own, or te
be refused by ethers tlfe free use of theirs.
Treedomefintcr-communlcation Is essen
tial te the welfare of each as it is te that of
the whole.
"When railroad managers beceme proper.
ly enlightened ,there will be no mere under
takings te buy or build railroad lines te be
used as private nnd exclusive reads, with
an Insane expectation of the enjoyment of
dlvidends,aleng with the glory of exclusive
use.
Mormons, Here aud There.
The New Yerk Timcn solemnly reminds
the great American public that " the Ed
munds act providing for the punishment
of polygamists is the law in Idaho as it is
in Utah ; all its previsions, excepting these
relating te a new registration in Utah are
available for the prosecution of pelyganiists
In every territory." And the Times fervently
hopes that the polygamists of Idaho will be
vigorously prosecuted, and bids the new
United States district attorney go at his
work.
But why step with Utah and Idaho V The
law is the law in New Mexico nnd Mon Men
tana, in Dakota and in the District of Co
lumbia ; and we trust that there is no state
in the Union which has net like prohibi
tions and penalties and its statute books. Al
beit, the prosecution of the federal preccscs,
by the federal officers, in the federal courts
being new under discussion, at least there
ought te be a general demand for this vig
orous activity wherever the federal juris
diction reaches.
It is mere of a reproach te the nation
that social sin flourishes at its capital than
en the borders of its desert aud iu the val
leys of its far western mountains.
We bolieve in the execution of the law
agalust polygamy, In Utah nnd Idaho;
In the eradication of these repulsive fea
ture of Monaejilw which offend the
sense of Christian civilization, but we de
net believe in enforcing Iho same law in
one section of the country with viudlclive
fierceness and in making it a dead letter in
all ethers.
We obserre.too, that Queen Victeria has
invited Mrs. Langtry te her state ball ; and
that Miss Ellen Terry's third living hus
band being dead, she is freote marry again.
The Mormons everywhere must go.
Abuse of the Law's Processes.
Ourmucli esteemed contemporary, the
JVfie Era, in no wise ever-states the case
when it denounces the stupidity of the
" detectives " who depend upon the unnat
ural betrayal by one brother of another te
catch Ale Buzzard.
It might have geno further, however,
and with eminent justice have denounced
the prostitution of the law's processes bv
which n half-score of citizens were decoyed
from their homes by a bogus subpa'iia, and
when they responded te it, as they felt
bound te de, under the law's pains nnd
penalties, were arrested en a trumped-up
charge, dragged te jail and kept tliere until
it pleased their tormenters te give them a
hearing, the result of which it was known
from the beginning would inevitably 1
their discharge.
It was" we believe, frankly owned that
thodenizensef the Welsh mountain, cast
into jail seme two weeks age, weru
subpecuaed te this city by an officer who
employed a bogus subpir-iia for the purpose,
and that when they were get here thuy
were arrested en a fictitious charge
merely for tlie purpose of detaining them
in Jail until seme ether purpose that these
" amateur detectives " had in view was
served.
We respectfully submit that liesiile this
conduct en the part of officers of the law,
raiding hen roosts and robbing smoke
houses liecome semi-respectable.
Bummers' Hall must go.
With His Hammer ami Chisel.
Bill Chandler says he always believed
that Cel Morten, Democratic applicant for
the posteffico in Augusta, Maine, was Iho
man who defaced the tomb of Mr. Maine's
child.
Tliere were only two men in the country
capable of doing that deed. One of 'these
was Bill Chandler, who is mean enough te
de anything. The ether was the one man
who had an interest in having itdone.
If Chandler didn't de it, the ether man
did.
Tin: Jr. O. U. A. M. talk about cluiuJng
tlie color line. Will they liave Hepiinile
ledgos for the colerud moil, or checkered
mcmberHhlp in overy council 7
llisnee Duiu.nr, of Kentucky, in an artl artl
cle in the Century en the neijre problem.
makes the very soiiulble HiiggCNtlen that the
colored racecan be Wted up te higher (stages
of dovelopmcntonly by the porsei'ul cnUeav cnUeav cnUeav
orsennUivldualsorthohlghorrr.Jo; by their
personal contact with these, their ignorant
aud untaught neighbors, exhibiting befere
their wondering oyes in daily life the prin
ciples of truthund justice, purity and charity.
honesty and courage. The needed help
must le persenal and net ellleial, the hand
of n friend rather than the club or an oilleer,
the patient counsel of a neighbor rather than
the decrce or a court, the enactment of a Con
gress, or the proclamation pf n president.
Declarations from overy department of the
government that the negre is a citizen, are
in themselves as powerloss te ell'ect their
purpese as were the oft-repcatod acts et the
Conredorato Cengress te uiakn the iaper dol
lar worth mero than two ccnta.
Onk of the editors ortheJVciff Era ventures
the opinion that perhaps oue half or I'onu I'enu I'onu
Bylvania'scntiie population are "able te speak
or understand the German language as mod
ified among us by tlme and usage." We
think this Is an overstatement by about 100
tr cent.
Tin: iNVESTiciATieN Inte the present con
dition and past oxpeudituro en the United
States man-of-war Omaha, tells a startling
story of jobbery of the most wholesale kind.
Up te the end of the Forty-seventh Congress
the enormous sum er?hOI,'JJl hud been spent
en this useless hulk. This is bad enough;
but thore is a doepor depth. Aftorthe amount
abeve alluded te hud been scattered, a Re
publican congressional commlttee reertcd
that the Omaha was of se llttle vnlue that it
was " extremely doubtful whether a wise
economy did notdlctate its abandonment as a
vossel of war j" and yet In the face or this
official declaration llitl Chaudler's adminis
tratien of the navy dopartmentHaw&l.r,203of
additional geed United States mouey peured
out en the same Omaha. Secretary Whitney
will gain higher glory than Horcules did in
his great feat of cleaning the Augean stables,
if he promptly effects a reform in the navy
department, that haven of government plun
derers. Tiik administration is Industriously
making hay ; and it leeks as If thore would
be a long spefl of sunshine.
TuunE has been some discussion of late in
the great metropolitan uewspapcrs as te
what a "chestnut" Is. The Philadelphia
Sews hasUtely furnished the best illustration
efa very large and meuldy ene. When Cel.
1). K. Jamisen invites a Sens man te ride en
his tally he te Doylestown and back ; and
wlien iu giving a description of tbe trip, the
aforesaid passenger writes up occurrences that
actually took place when Jamisen brought
Neah down the slopes of Ararat in this coach ;
or when his bugler set the wild echoes Hy
ing in Rip Van Winkle's ears ; and this
scribe declares that theso things took place
in Rueks county last woek, theso are " chest
nuts" a whele soeson's supply.
Ai.i. brave, self respecting seldiers of the
late war, who cenverted their swords Inte
pleughshares after the robelllen had been
crushed, must view with increasing disgust
tlie position into which the seldier olemont
et the country is being ferced by its super
serviceable frlends. Tlie horeio citizens who
shouldered a musket from 1801-05 nover
dreamed, perhaps, that their services were
anything mero than illustrations of that pa
triotism that should uorve overy levor of his
country te rush te lier defense when in dan
ger. They were content in the assurauce
that the governmont would leek nfter their
families it they fell, or bocame incapacitated
in the campaign, and generously lias this
plodge been redoemed. The seldiers who
are worthy of the name ne vor oxpectod nor
desired that they should be a privileged
class In the country. Yet it is proelsely te
that condition that they are tending. A most
absurd bill te give headstones aud burial te
Indigent soldlera recently bocame u law iu
this state because few wero willing
te expose its imbecility for fear of
offending the domngeglu portion of the
soldier vote, The Massachusetts Sou Seu
ato and the New Yerk assembly have passed
" veteran oxemptten " bills, which roleaso
soldiers ofthe war from the ollects or the
civil servlee rules. All this kind of legisla
tion belittles the real, the imtrlotle soldier,
and be should rise In his might ull ever the
ccuntry te pretest against it.
Dn. One. B. LioniNe, ex-commisslenor of
agrlculture, is very quiet in answer te the
loud calls upon hhn te explain why he
squandered the funds of his department and
left no meney for the balance of the year.
He was very eloquent last fall en the
stamp or Blaine, efec-um.
THE LANCASTER DAILY
BLOOD ON THE MOON.
THE LOCAL Jllil'VJlt.tVAN VULITJCIAXH
TJll'lNIl TOVlXTltKUPflLATKH.
Seme 1'regrcss Mitde en Wlill-Mimdsy Sen-
rnlg'n Nli-kiiPM nnd IoiiBenerker' Cimllnn-
tneut te the IlniiKA Kentrejlng Hupp of
Ilcn' Chnnccit Quay nnd McDetltt.
"I am going te boadelegato te the slale
convention, myself," said the Honorable J.
Harvey Raymond, delegnte-at lnrge te the
frce-aud-casy gathering of Kcpublleani
Hilltlclans In town yesterday, as he picked
his teeth In front of the County hmiwe nfler
supper.
"Ain't you mistaken, new?" said the a el-vct-tengucd
Mentzer, In his soft mid jiorsua jiersua jiorsua
slve manner, "don't you mean you aie going
te be a cuiHf date ?"
"Well yes," said Harvey,wlth the charaetei
Istle suiile of a great reformer ; "that may be
the way te say it. Hut If T am u eaudldate
I'll get thore."
"And who are you f'er.Quay or Mellevill?"
asked the In n:i,i-nir.Nci:ii ioerter.
"I don't think either will be the nominee.
I'm looking for a new man," said SL Ray
mond, with the air of u statesman who had
shed u dark herse Just befere he caine down
te the city.
.lack Fry, In his Sabbath icrambulatlens
of the nine wards found a dove, emblem of
gentleness, innocence and purity. He hikes
it as a sign of luck In the approaching con
test ler solicitor, no wnen no turned me
Sew Kra corner en Whlt-Stenday and saw
six policemen in their new helmets he knew
they were thore le doinenstrato te their
critics of that Journal their elllcleney hi
keening down the pavementx, nnd net te col cel
lar him for net approving their bill of cesle.
He ran the gauntlet of the grumbler, but
net without u geed deal of declamation.
Al. Shenck and .hid go Patterson have
lienu limklni? a tour rif thn fnmitv. Thn
Judge refuses te talk mititlcs, but like Mike
Vlanertv's owl he "keeps up n deal of
thlnkluV' Shcnck is greatly encouraged dur
ing the iist week; he went te church en
Sunday night In :i brand new (I. A. R.,
uuiieriu: nun no tramps tne town lu gum
shoes. Ills old enemy I-evI Seusenlg, is
still disabled ; he lias a geed many jHillli
clans with him, aud the constables and alder
men who knew that they can run nil no bill
which he will net approve are "Inr 'lin."
l'ry is thn ostensible candidate of all theso
who want te tnule en the northeastern town
ships, that he is supposed te carry lu his
pocket ;aud w bone vcr any oue finds that he
Is unable te use these districts for general
purtK)scs he will drop l-'ry. The Sew lint
faction, Lew Hartuiau and seme remnants of
If err Smith's organization are his solid co
horts. The least objectionable candidate of
the three Is Uce. A. I.ane. Hels the one
who may le last and may be first in the nice.
He lias gained symathy by Ills demon
strated Illness, Ids pluck and his tKirsever-
anee. 'lliore are Hoveral liillueutlal poli
ticians behind him ; but as the light Ix'tweeu
Shcnck and Fry gets hotter there Is a
chance of the bottom dropping out of the
canvass of either and of everything tumbling
in for I -ane. He is the stayer in this race.
Upper KihI Omiplh-utliiiifi.
Tliere are a geed many iKtlitlclaus, esitccially
In the uptrend, who nave lar mero Interest
In next year's light than this and who de net
want te take a hand new uuless they cm
makofer their future ndvantage. The f.ict
that Harry lllpwy wants le I hi sherlll, J. Al.
Stelicr state senator, (ice. II. Katick, el .New
Helland, te boa lueiiils-rorthe Heuse, Clayt
Myers te le register, Stevo Orisslnger te be
county treasurer, and (ex-) Postmaster Mar
shall te Is) something or ethor disturbs the
auguries no little.
I'(r ICccerder.
Lew Ihirtinan aud all the intense Illaiue
men are putting lu their liest licks ler Reln Reln
held ; aud whlle Longencoivr remains sick
aud Senscuigalse, the Marietta clmmplen's
friends grew mero confident. The Stal
warts, hewever, whom he fitfiled at Chicago,
are beginning te show their claws, and II it
lKic-emea. necessary thuy will niiltfl. en
Lehman te beat Reluheld. Menteraiid the
old Heg Ring are for I-ehmnu and are mero
cenlldcnt of pulling him ihreiigh.
Fur Jury CeniiiilMluiiur.
The announcement of A. C. llyus for Jury
commissioner has come, as predicted iu l.tst
week's foiecast. He is slated te win. He
suits, llenj. 1'. Howe nnd the rest or them
might as welt nave their expenses.
Te Hun tlie Comity IiKtitiitleiis,
At the proper tlme the two sets efmanngcrH
will hit down In their hick elllces and pick
out the candidates for prison iusjiocters aud
peer directors. Anylssly can tell what
kind of weather we had yesterday with
mero certainty than he can tell what
kind we will li.iNO te-morrow. Hut
it does net take much el a prophet new te
foresee and pi edict that of the prison in
spector candidates the old members of tlie
beard, NKsley and Dener, have the lead ;
Martin and ll.ierne.xt. Fer isxir director the
Sensenlg men preler Allan A. Herr ler the
short term, and Shaell'er and Strino for the
regular directors ; Ment.er is kicking Mart
Kreiderjigalnst llerr and Inclines te llru llru
baker and possibly Geed for the ether
places.
I'nr Delegates.
Thore will be two full sets of candidates
for delegates. Jehn I). Skllcs, ofthe city, Is
ene who is pretty certain te go through. He
may be counted for McDevitU The Reaver
fcuce-maker's stock has boomed. In an open
square light new he would beat McRevilL
He divides the Stalwarts new ; and lias most
of the lSlaluemeu with him, because McD.
was always an outspoken anti-Hlalne iiinn.
If the Sew lira folks inakea still light for
Quay delegates they can win ; if they let
themselvcs be overinatched iu strategy the
preliminary skirmish el the state convention
will be fought and wen by MeDevltt hereon
his own dunghill.
hhu Wiik Toe Yeung te lie Zll.irried.
The Rev. O. II. Helborg, of New Yerk, tells
a story of an unusual housatlenal character,
but withholds the names, saying he was
pledged te secrecy. JIe says :
"A short tlme age a friend or mine, who is
the brether-in-law efa governor of ene of the
Southern states, called iihu lueaud said he
wanted te be married nnd had singled me
out te perform the ceremony, as 1 was a
particular friend of Ills. I consented aud a
low ovenings siuce he called upon me w lib a
young girl but thirteen years ofngeastlio
bride. After questioning the girl 1 became
convinced that she was net efa marriageable
age and relused te perform tlie ceremony.
He ettered me $100 and Dually ellered me
&00, but still I refused and they left the
house. Immediately 1 P"t myselt lu com.
miiiilcatien with the girl's iKirents ene of the
first families in New Yerk city and their
Indignation knew no lieunds. They were Iu
total Ignorance of the Intended marriage aud
for his own safely the weuld-be groom left
New Yerk for the Seuth. He said liofero
going he would get square with me. I have
premised the young lady's parents that I
would net make tlie names of the parties
puuiie anu i win Keep my worn."
A .Iiikt Dereimoef Weman.
"Spinster," (IH-e UrutliM) In N, Y. Tribune.
Mr. I fowells says : " It Is oaslerfor a man
te seek the fergfvuess of Ged than te seek
the forgiveness of his wife." And Renedlct
tells us that "It is the wife's fault, net the
man's, if he prefers te appeal tolleavcn."
Ever slnce the poem or the Oarden,"
which Moses Is alleged te have written for
us ; ever siuce, according te ether rellnble ac
counts, Jupiter sent l'undera' the fashion of
" putting the bhune en the woman " has
been In vegue. Our prosent jiccepted seurces
of information being what they are, and our
popular Ider or ovidenco being what it is,
this fashion is likely te coutinue for seme
tlme te come. Meanwhile, who is te blatue
that se many wlves apcal from the mercy of
man te tlie inerey et Ued ? Tlie docket of
His asslze is doubtless mero than full of ceses
wherein the woman is plalntltf, net defend
ant. Can .Mr. Hew ells or Reuedict furnish u
little light 7
I.llicelu'1 Oill) Condition,
A correspondent of the New Yerk .Van
says that lie was told by the latu Mr. Jehn
XV, Uurrett, or Raltlmere, that lie knew It
te be a fact "that when Mr. I-lnwehi was
asked rospectlng the terms of peace that
would be ueimuided by the federal govern
ment he Just tore a sheet of paper lu two, and
wrete across the top or ft Just these werds:
"Ou the part of tlie United States;
"The Union presorved.
"Slavery abolished.
"Theu polntlngtetho blank space neneatli,
he said; 'Thure, let thorn wrlte their own
. . 1 11 11.. HI
iwuts uuunruww huh v
INTELLtGENCER, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1885.
F&RSONAL.
dying of cancer of the threat, nthUhome In I TV
f Irnmitililit-tr. W'nvlttinrnlntiil nniuiiv I -'
M. Viknnkt, a wag, asked Huge one day
who was the greatest ioet of Ids time, wherc wherc
iiiten Huge drily answered : "Alfred de
AlUNsct Is the second greatest oet."
IlKNilY O. Vi-irrKlt. the colored cadet w he
madeHO much trouble at West Point, new
holds n commission In the Mexican arm v.
and gets along very well with the "greasers."
Ress UnewNK, the traveler, lu describ
ing Smyrna, remarks that he saw but ene
person thore who soemed te be doing any
thing, nnd he was falling from the top et u
neuse.
llv.v. Wallacr Rakei-ifi'i:, 1). 1)., or
Reading, the popular pastor of First Presby
terian church, lias notified the session of bis
ncceptnnce of a call te Fert street Presbyterian
church, Dotrelt, Mich.
llni.UN Hunt Jacksen Is mi admirer of
the brilliant Colerado wild (lowers, and
twonty-three varieties of wild flowers, massed
each in its' own color, adorned the house of
this lady for the edification of seme Kasteni
trlends invited te luncheon.
Wn. 1J. Lamiikiiten. i:s(j of llarrlshurg.
Isulsiut te visit Kiiglnud, France, Spain,
ilaly, flreoce nnd ether-countries. Mr.
I-atubcrlen Is In a measure familiar with
these countries, having resided lu F-urope
three years and studied at Leipsig.
Rr.V. J. Y. MlTOiim-s 1). I) of this city
new, was pastor of the Tomple Presbyterian
church, Philadelphia, "when the cloud was
taken up from the tabernacle," lu the satis
faction of n$7,r00 debt The fact Is recalled
In connection with the near approach of the
church's semi-centennial celebration.
Vicreii Htnie wits convinced that he
would meet all Ids friends in a future world.
Ilenai equally sum that he had existed
from the antediluvian times when the
Creater placed him en earth. He believed
that he would exist forever, Inasmuch as he
felt in his soul thousands of hymns, dramas
and poems that he had never 'found ex p res
slen.
ICr.llNAN'H "Trnlan" has iiitlm Invcil hiiimii
Americans in Paris, who feel " meant" and
have written their complaints te this side of
the water. "Trajan," has been a geed
deal of a siiceesj", and Its sale is Increasing
rather than decreasing. Mr. Keenau Is liv
ing nil in Serauten, Just new, where he has
been busily engaged ujien another book that
he has Just about llntshcd.
Ri:v Wai.tku Nioiielas, In seconding
the nomination of Rev. Dr. Craven for
nmdolater of the l'resbytcrlnn general as
sembly, In Cincinnati, said : New .lorsey
jired aces l'resbyUirfans as readily as It pr.
unces swccipouiieesnnu Doiueerals. ll-augli-ter.
He said Dr. Cniven reiresculed tlie
IndeH!iident, (siusclentleus, stralghlerwanl
element lu the church, and was opixwed te
all wlre-pulllnguud inaiiipubitien, Sousa
tien-1 lie was opposed te all plans and
manipulations, letter-writing, ami things or
this kind.
Te (let Itiil r ,1ll-ry.
What Is llie use of miuViIng fiein 1shiphIii,
nervous ir Htnitien or debility, when IIhihii'h
Hen mucin n III tone ) en up imu cmt t!ie- lmr
tern out t Tliere In Jey In nvcry bnillu or tills
Mtlunlilu Ionic. It unikes Imd IiIeh1 KOeil,iind
lilils illstimt iciiile l) eliccrfnl. II brlngx gissl
dicer te the dinner tnlilii, ami iimkes tlm family
liipliy. It dilvesuwny tlm Mnes, nnd helps you
te ell
iin-iijiiy ii neuny
driigglnts keep ft.
i hourly laugh. AiidultlhuiX'speclahle
When ga-clng In your levei's eyes,
llmv Kism Ids seusu of rnpttiie dies
Iftliere's iiehwrctntsslii yeiirliivalh;
If liy inir fHlllng teeth lsi shown
Tli.it hO.()liONT te j oil's unknown,
Aud that your mouth Issulleilng death,
inj JMwdueil.vtv
.'.IIkaiit Kiskask wdll yield te the um or lilt.
UUAVKS'IIKAKT UKtiUI.AIOIt, thirty jears
has proved It a ("peclllu In nil forms of hc.ut ills
c.imi. Krco pamplilet of P. I:. Ingalls, C'ain
tulilge, -Mass. fl.Ul jiur bottle. Ker side by all
driiggUls.
Ncrteuit rneitratlnn Defesleil.
Nothing can sucefssfully meet tlie lcipilrc lcipilrc lcipilrc
meutsnfcxliait8tcdiowcrHaii1sliattereduen('S, hut a re placement or thoe clemmits which
have been iluplcted This must be done or com
plete prostration cimies. Tlie only available
resource (hut illls iivce' essential Is Dl'kkv'h
I'ubb Malt Wiiiskkv. feed with priiilent cam
It will Inevitably defeat the me-d threatening
IsMslbilltiesef utter pnHtr.ttleu, It Is heuellclal
nllkn te cither sex mid nil occupations, and Is
patronized by tlm best In every community,
bold by all icllible druggists nnd grocers ferl
per buttle.
NI'JCVIAL NUTIVV.S.
Oncer rending would lie tlie liMnry of iikiiick.
We cannot, hew ever we go into the subject new,
except u far as te say Hint Ilr. Kennedy's
"Favorite Iteinedy" was called by Hint name,
In an Informal fashion, long befere the Docter
dreamed of advertising It for public use. Spenk
lng of It he would say te his patients, "Tills Is
my favorite, ivmedy for nil- troubles of the
bleed," etc., nnd Its success was se great th.it he
llimlly spelled the niiuiu with capital letters.
(.'jmylblmileedAw
llmv Is your back? If It uelies put en a e;i
J'tntler Fer Crick, btltelies, UlicuiiiulUiu, I'alns
lu llie hide or lip. Chest and Iaiiigdlllleultlusnr
soreness lu any p irt, nothing eiiuals this poieus
jilaster for ciiilug pain and btrengthenlng.
Fresh Heps, Ilurgiindy Pitch and llalsiius com
bined, i's). druggists.
HATI'Y THOUOHT AND RKIHCCOA
Tobaccos only Se per plug, at
HAllTMAN'8 YKI.I.OW FliONT ClOAU
HTOltK.
TJOTKISMAK1NU
CABINET PHOTOGBAPHS
AT 83.00 A nOZICH,;
AT NO. 100 NOKTH QUKKN 8TUKKT,
JniilUtfd Ijincastvr, l'a.
Tm: i'inkst artFci.k known te
the world for ull purposes Is JlII-l-Klt'.S
IlOItAX HOA1.
S"
TOR AG K
AMD-
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DAN1KL MAYKJt,
decMvd 16 West (Jhcstnut street.
T JJVAN'S KI.OUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant bread. Fer sale by Uleeers
generally.
Levari & Sens, Merchant Millers,
Olllce : 17 SOUTH PltlNCK ST. nprW-fimd
TyTADKIRA AND SHERRY YVINK3
-AT-
Eeigart's Old Wine Stere,
11. E. SLAYMAKKIt, Aeust,
Ke.
IB KastICine Stiiekt.
fcbl7-lfd
Kslaliilsbea 17S.S.
E
OR
Chamois Skins
that will always keep soft, even If washed, that
will net scratch the lluc.it Silver,
00 TO
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
137 and 139 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
dcc&Crad
SLAT10 WORKS.
All persons wIslilngMAItlll.KlZKnSi.ATK
M ANTEI-S, erany ether Slide Wei k, will de well
by calling at our works or tend for our Illustra
ted catalogue
FltANIC JANSON 11110.,
Cerner Frent and Locust bt., Columbia, Pa.
marS-Sind'
CIIRAI'KRTIIAN COAM'ORSUMMKR
UHi:. Usetha
Gas Cooking Steve.
MO HEAT. NO DUST. All patterns for sale at
Manufacturers' in lues.
Office eir
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.
iusy liquid tt
T
HIS PAFKR IS PRINTED
WITH
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK.
Fairmeunl Ink Works, 2Clh and reoe'i Avenuft
lanfi-lia PHILADKLVHIA. PA.
TTOTIOE TO ' TRESPASSERS AND
OX OUNNKltS. All persons are hereby for
bidden te tiespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether inclesed orunbi erunbi orunbi
clesed, either for the purpose of sheeting or fish
ing, as thu lav will be rigidly enforced against
all ircspagslug en sold lauds of tbe undersigned
WM. COLKMAN FUKEUAN,
It. l'KUOV AI.DKN,
, KUWAKO O. FBKKMAK,
Attorney for U. W. CefeaMUiSi tetn
inu'Hjp , .' , .. .- j- , -frf
MJW1CAL.
ROWN'H IRON RITTKRS.
H.1
DYSPEPSIA.
I n prill JZ0IOHMU8 nrllns ilMiclng complaint.
If neglected, II tenil, liy linpnlrlni! nutrition,
ntitliirprctwIiiK the lone of tlm tenn et Mm njs
teui, topicpnie llie ny fur Kupld Decline.
Brown's Iren Bitters.
Tntile Mark.
QUALITY
P-PURITY ..NOT
QUANTITY,
un Jiye
fery Pettle.
THE BEST TONIC.
I1IYSICIANS ANDDHUGGISTSIlrX'OMMENI) IT.
Quickly iiml (iirnplclelvCuies Dysjieiwlahi all
Us fernix. Ileal llmril, fleleldnjt, TitxtliiK Um
KimhI, etc. It eiirlcliun and piiillles IIkiIiIeihI,
stluiutatiM tlie appetite, anil aids tlieusHliiilla-
lien ()I lOOO.
Ukv. .1. T. HeBNiTFii, tlm honeicil pallor of
tlm llerenncd Clnireli, lliiltltuere, Mil., snyn:
" llavlni imcil Ilriiwn'n Iren Hitters lorllyn lerllyn
IH'iMlaaiiif InillKeitlen, I take great plniiire In
recommending It lillily. Alse censliler It a
splendid tonic, and luvliioraler, and very
Ntii'iigtlienlng."
(eniilim liasnlien tnule murk and rresned led
lines en wrapper. Take noetlier. Slmloenly by
IIUUWN'H Clli:UICAI-C(., llAl.TniOltl., Ml.
I.aixkh' IUmi lliNiK llhcfnl and allraellve,
containing lint of prize for recipes, Itifoiiiiiitleu
nlieiil coins. el.. irKcn awav livnll ilenlein In
ineillclne, eriualU'd tunny aildrcss en lvcelpl of
-if. Hlllllll. (I,
TTTOl"!'! lASTKRs
25c Each, 6 for $1.00; Any Drug Stere.
And llie best ecry time. Iler Pi.ahtkiw iiie
piewireil fiem the ceinplele Irtnes of IIiips
eeuililned wllli lliirgundy 11 tell and Cnnndii
llalMim. Siljierlei-I'lidl ellivrslieeailHU tlieyaet
liiMtiinllv mill (Mini Niirmlllv. If en urn troubled
with liny kind of soreness, apply nm, of these
plasters and (pcrt)'iicutlicfrsiHtiiliig,Htlimilnt
liigaiidstruiiKtiienlncirect. A wonderful cum
fnriKiln In tliiiHiwill of tlmlinck, 'Sr.,n for flue
every where. ll(l" 1'I.AHTKU COJU'ANV, IKis IKis
ten. hen t by mall lr desired, ')
TlMnASTlilts!
A FAMOUS STRENGTUENER.
Heuse wives, shop girls anil miles women nil
snUcr inens or lei's from Weak lliiekiiud Slde
aclii). Nutlilug nlferds siieli Inslant relief as a
Ilei' n.ASTim applied nvernirecled part. I'alns
and aches of all kinds are driven out nnd tlie
parts mucin ever and strengthened. Ask tern
Iler I'LAsTKit, nude from llnrgnnily Pitch,
Ciinada balsam nnd the Irtues of flesh Hep,
held ft cry where. -iV., 5 for ll.lie Send le HOP
PLAVrKH COMPANY", hoMen. for circular, (f!)
HOP rtiAHTKKH.
DO UK HKN.SIIII-K.
Tlie Iler l'LASTKiidis-s moreg(Mid In one-iiuur-tertlu:
time than any blilm or let loll, aud Is uinie
cleanly te use. A friwluind sweet porous plaster
which nets limned lately w hen applied te scut of
trouble ltliuumutlsiii. Neuralgia, Klileaclie,
I-iitnu Hack, Urlek, bclntlcii, Hore Muscles, Kid.
ney nlleetiens, Weak bonus or local pnlns enn enn
net exist long when one of tlicse plasiers Is ap
plied. Iictiiuinbcr, virtues of riesli liens, Ilur
Ktitidy l'llclinnil (lums cemblnril. Held every
whole. SSc., 5 ferjl.u) Proprietors.
(7) HOP PI.ASTKltCOJll'ANV, llosten, Most.
"l-vR. C.RA VKS' HRART RKdlMiATOIt.
HEART
DISEASE
has long baftled Hie doctors ;
luiiueiit relief. If se, why Is
he y claim nojier nejier
It thousands say
Dr. Graves' Heart Regulator
has cured tlieinef Heart I) incase In all Its forms?
(Mm Indy says for 'i years she lias sulleicd no
reeurivneeef tliealtaeks.
Fer) tears Um HEART REGULATOR has
been a tried lemedy ler Heart llleai.e. Try It
If ulllltteit, ir net, uilvlse your friend w he U,
SI per bottle, 0 fur ", at llrugglsts.
I'ree liamphlel en Heart I)lciii', Nervous
ness, eie., ei
F. E. I.M1AI.I.S.
iipi'le-lyeisl.lw
Cambridge, iluss.
WK
AK AND JfKRVOUS
MEN
Whesulfer from Nervnus nnd'Physleal Debil
ity, Inuielenee, Khaustei ltallty and I'lenei
tine Decline, and seek Perfect Itestonitleii te
llcnltli. Full .Manhood nnd hcMinl Viger with
out steiuiieli Di iigulng, nm I'KnrAlNLV obtain It
iu Hie "JIAIlMTON llOLfb." HlKeases of the
Preslruteliland, Kidneys nnd lilnddcr, eireclu
nlly cured without Instruments. Endorsed by
tlieiiHauiU who Imve been cured. Adopted In
hospitals and by physicians lu Europe, und
A ini)t1 ea.
air VAHIOCKI-K cured without suwry.
Scaled Trentl-ie mid Tenllineidals free Address
MARSTON REMEDY CO., or
DR. H.TRESKOW,
Ne. W West Hth Strict, New teik.
inaylU-lyeed.tw
M
ANHOOD RKSTORKI).
A victim of vnutliful Imiimdenee causlui; Pre-
I1KMK0V rilKB.
mnliiru Decay. Nervnus Debility, LestManlKssl,
Ac, liavlng tiled In vain every known remedy,
lias discovered a slmple self cure, which he will
send FKEE te Ida fellow HUtferers. Address,
JlO-lyeedAly w a Clmth-ini St., Nuw'verk City
IC.tH, l'Al'KH.
vylNDOW SCRHKNS.
Wire Window Screens!
It may scent nlltUe early te talk about Win
dow Screens, but no think the tlme Islicru; Hie
unriii weather will seen be with un, and It Is well
te be prepared. A geed plan Is te linve them
fitted Iu early, befere the flies fill up your house.
We are well supplied with frames and w Ires.
The second story id our building is stocked with
from 0,000 te 7,ene frames of dllferent sizes, w blc-h
can bu iiiadu up ut short notice. Tlie prtcewlll
be lower than heretofore. We make you a g(M)d
sized seieen ler 60 cents u piece, und Laiidscnpe
wire from l.'i a pleee up. All widths of wire
sold by the loot or roll at lowest prices. We
opened te-day, another Choice Line of
LACE CURTAINS,
Three, three and ivhalf and four yards long,
Ptlr-u 75c, fl.lW, 11.25, ll.&O, tl.73. riot). tiM. fi.t"! a
jilccuup. Poles tee, sec, 75c, tl.en, Ac. We aie
In the busy ucusen ler
-WALL PAPER.
Ourstnck Is Urge te select lrem, and we lmve
a strong lereu et weikiueu te de your work
piemptiy. Window-Shades of every descilpllen.
PIAEBS W. HIT,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN
LANCASTEIt. PA.
STREET
CAltUIAOES.
STANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
Edward Edgerley,
FINE CARRIAGE BUILDER,
MAUKET 6TKKKT. ltKAIt OF POSTOFFICK,
LANOAKTEU, PA.
A 1. Uv, I. S fOCK OF
BTOG-IES & 01UBIA&ES
Cnranrlslug tlie Latest Styles nnd most Ele.
gantly FbiHlved at UltEATLY KEDUCED
Pltlt-ES. It you wish te puiehase a geed artl artl
cle.iiiywerk Is decidedly the cheapest in the
state.
MOTTO-" FA1II DEALING AND HONEST
WOilK."
AS-Dnn't fall te encourage geed work. All
Werk FULLY WAUltANTED Lewest Prices
ferltEl'AIltlNUAND UEPAINTINO. Oneset
of workmen ospeclally ompleynd for that pur
pose. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
uevSUlfd&w
UXJWltTAKIXtl.
JTNRKRTAKINO. " "
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen and Vine Streets,
IiAKOABTXB, PA.
Personal attention given te all orders. Every
thing In the Undertaking line furnished.
Having secured the services of a nrat-clasi rue
cluude, 1 am prepared te de all kinds of Uphol
stering at very moderate prices. All kinds of
Furniture upholstered. Give me a culL
JR. ROXE.
?
Sll.XKltWAHlt.
Z. RUOAD.S.
ATTENTION !
We would cull tit-Umtlen of purohasera te the very flne nnd com cem com
pleto line of modorate priced LudieH Geld Wutohefl, very rnueh iu
demand just at prosent, and we are well propared te meet that do de
mand. We alBO have Geld and Sllver Wntches in a great varlety of
Btyles and at the low pricoabreught about by the lentf dopresolon of
the times.
Our Nickel Watcheu at 6C.00 are Reed watches for the mouey,
and are going off very fast.
We rocelvodtho ethor day a large Involce or all the luteat novol nevol novel
tica in Silver Jowelry, Oxydlzed, etc., very pretty and worth Boo Boe
ing ; would be ploased te have you call and soe thorn.
H . z .
IjANOAHTKU, PA.
juir uuuwt.
A'1
V WX-. ON THU DOIiliAIt.
ONK CASH
Silk-Finished Aragon Cords,
AT 12Ke. l'KIl YAllll.
NKW liOOIIH, made this season te sell nl ."e.
-Miwt lleslmlilu lllti:"rt OOOIIS evi loll'.'led.
They eeiue In seven dlirerciit eomliltialleus
of Ik'iiutirul Illiimliiated Celin lugs.
ONK CASH
Breche Zephyrs,
AT12XC- PJ:U VAltll.
NEW UOOD9, luade this season te sell at ,-.'."e.
These Goods come In 1-eatitlliil New Designs,
cry deslniblr.
We ure dally opening
NEW GOODS
AT
BARGAIN PRICES.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO,
KO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
L
AXUASTIHt. PA.
D
RKSS GOODS.
WATT, SHAND & CO,
Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street.
SATIN BERBER
Is the most St) llsh Dress Mitturl.il of I he useii.
We nnweuVru Full Line of Colen al
', 5nc, 75c, ami II (J a yaid.
Beautiful Opera Shades in Nun's Veilings.
4 1 Inches Wide. Sue a yard.
FINE COLORED CASHMERES.
Yard Wide. IScuyaid, usual pike 33c.
ALMA DRESS GOODS.
12 Inchc j Wide. .TJc a yard.
Extraeidluiiiy Value In ALL-WOOL
Colored Cashmeres !
in Inches Wide, aie a yard.
SPECIAL HAUUAINS IN KID U LOVES.
Ojieni Shades, 'iV a pair
Tun Miades. '" u imlrt
.Ibiitlnu Kid Cleves,
I button Kid Cleves,
New Shades, UiKe a pair
i niilr : 7 hook Kid Cleves.
Exrellent Oualltv. slKe a nalr; Pine SMI;
Cleves, a button Icnctli, 'c a pair; l'ltru hill;
Cleves,!) button lcnglh,:!7)cnp.dr.
HEW TOEK STOEE.
J.
It. MARTIN tfc CO.
CHINA MATTINGS!
Having pin chined a Ijtrgu Ouanllly of CI11.S
MA'ITINCS direct lioin.llie liiiieiter, we iiirer
them at a trdiielleu el twenty per cent. Hum
the tegular pi lees.
TEN PIECES CHINA MATTING at 12!e
TEN PIECES CHINA MATTING ut L'A:.
FIFTEEN
FIFTEEN
PIECES CHINA .MATTING ut -IV.
PIECES CHINA MATTING nl IKe.
FIFTEEN
FIFTEEN PIECES CHINA
PIECES CHINA
MATTING nlSBc.
MATTING nt UK:
ALL ELEGANT NEW PATTEKNS OF
THIS SEASON.
CHINA MATTINGS
Thrco-Feuiths Yiiuls Wide, In Plain While;
Fancy i'ntterns.
CHINA MATTING LAID 1IY EAPEIHENCED
HANDS.
LINOLEUMS,
CORTIOBNES,
AND
OIL CLOTH
IN NEW CHOICE PATTEUNS. ALL WIDTHS,
FltOM 1 YA1JD TO J4 VAltDS WIDE.
4f ltemuants of Oil
lieiu lJuperyuid up.
Cleth mid LfueleuiiH
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. West King nnd Friuce Sfs.,
LANCASTEIt. PA.
Nl'ECTACLKS.
OUPERIOR
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field Glasses, barometers, Tele
scopes, Maglu J-nnterns, Theruiemeters, Draw
ing Instruments, Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus. List and Descriptions of our Tea
Catalogues sent FKEE en application.
QUEEN &CO.,
NO. 04 CHESTNUT ST.
nuHVIviHw
PUILADELrUIAl
RHOADS,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
JltAUIIlXKIir.
$500.00 (ie,'n
AWAKDKD.
-TIIK-
Peerless Traction Engine.
I'linsi ceulemplalhig tlie iiuieliiiM'er a llenil
nrTnicllen, Porlable of stalien.iry Eiiglmiund
Heller, I'm liiblit Saw Mills, etc.. can have their
wauls supplied lu n Peeiless. Cle-e mid critical
Inspection Invited j have never been beaten In a
test.
TIIK GEISEIl SHI'AIIATOH AND TllllESIIER,
STEAM PUMPS.TIIti: IIENDEUS,
ECLIPSE PAN BLOWERS,
THE "SUCCESS"
Engine, Beiler and Pump,
COM MINED.
A New Machine; takes the place of the Wind
Kiiglne, und can bu used ler pumping und for
light Miner, up te one lierw),iit will, und Is easily
moved. I'rleuenly f 140, nil complete.
I uuialsepiciaied te den general line or Ma
chine Weik.
1 uUe h.i n lu stm U, all lliemuglilynv ci hauled,
allilloi-M'-PeHer Chiiieii .Monitor Engine mid
Heller, with steam Pump, neaily new: price,
sei). A 'ii Ilorse-Pnwer Engine. New lleller.
steam I'limiinudull ntllugHcemplele, $775. One
25 Hoiw-PeMer Eiiginu und lleller, second hand;
price, all complete, $575. Twe Cylinder Pellers,
.K! feet long, :I0 Inches lu diameter, gisid and
sound; lit leu, each, file. One 1(1 Herse-Power
vertical peller, price, nil complete, tan One
10 Iteme-l'iivti-r Enifiue mid lleller. Vertical
$V(I. -One 10 Horve-PeMer Vertical Engine, sec
ond hand, t."i". One Pump und Healer, com
blued power, . One Six Herse-Power Kielblll
Engiiinuiid holler, en uugmi, (,j;s. One in Horse Herse
Power Ik-sl Pin table, en wheels, pi Ice, (173.
All weik gunniulccil as rrpicseiiled. Call and
see them, or send ler catalogue, prices, etc. Ad-
THE LANCASTER
Sleain Pump and Hui'hiiie Verks,
NO. M7 NOllTH CIIKKKV 8TKEET,
1-ancuslcr, Pa.
KZUA F. LAND1S, Proprietor.
lnUHJmced.tw
PJNOIN'R AND 1I011JCK WOKKS,
BEST
Steam Engine
BOILEE WORKS.
AS WE HANDLE OUR OWN GOODS,
DAVE NO AGENTS,
CAN lNSUItE CUTIt PATIIONS LOW PKICES
AND GOOD OUli.
BOILERS.
Vertical und lloilzenlal.TubuIar, Flue, Cylinder,
Murine, Deuble-Deik und l'oitalile.
FU1CNACE-WOUK, 11LASTPIPES, STACKS,
Ac., Ac.
TANKS ler Water, Acids and Oil
HOISTING ENGINES
ENGINES.
Veitieal and lloilzeutal. Stationary, limn two
te sixty horsi'-pewci
l'urtablii Engines, en Wheels mid sills; Six
Sizes I, G, s, in, 15 and '-e horse power
SAW MILLS.
Peny Mills and Large Mills. Ilaik Mills
Cob Mills.
Leather Hellers, Tan Packer, Tilpplu Gearing
ler heiMi power.
PUMPS.
Hell mid Gear Pumps; Mining Pump; Cem
blued Fiiinpsuud Heaters.
Ceiltiilugal Piiinp, steam Pump.
Gearing, Pulleys, Fly U heijs. Clamp llexes,
Jlaiigurs, Ceuiilings, Cellars, Sfcel Step mid
Toe, Pulley Plules, Packing boxes, Mill
Spindles, Mill bushings, Ac, Ac., Ac.
PIPES.
Wrought lien, lerGas, Steam mid Water. Cast
lien Pipes.
Heller Tubes, Well Casting.
FITTINGS.
Fer Water and Sleain, Valves, Cocks, Steam
Gauges, Caiige Ceck. Glass Wider Gauges,
Safety Valves. Whistles, Glebu Valves,
Governeis, Patent Seir-Fccdlng Lu-
bllcaters, Glass Oil Cups, Class
Tube, lnteelers or
lleller Feeders.
PACKING Hemp, Asbestos, Gum and Pniin-
bJge.
1IELT1NG Guin, Cotten und Leather.
CASTINGS Heavy nnd Light lien and P-russ.
Peller lien, Sheet lien, ll.tr lien,
and Steel.
HEATERS
Fer Dwellings, Schools and Public lliilldlugs.
STEAM HEATING.
EHthnales, Drawing mid Patient Weik lur
nlshed ut Iteaseuutilu Kates,
tt- Iti-palrlng promptly and carelully at
tended te. Addiess,
Jelm Best & Sen,
BO. 333 EAST FULTON STREET,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
JnnlS-lydAw
iieusjivirjtNitiuixa noens.
T
II K
CHEAPEST PLAGE
TO 11 UX AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-13 A.
JOHN P. SC11AUM it SON'S,
Ne. 21 Seuth (Jiioen Slmil,
leb'if-lvd LANCASTEIt PA.
ure VIM.
pOOU, WIllTKit (IRKKNOUail.
aBAJKEKS.
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