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The Lessen He Wished (e Tench.
Heme of the metropolitan newspapers
have seized upeu a leperted suitfment of
Secretary Bayard as an occasion te air their
historical knowledge. The secretary, in
an address te the students of the Missouri
university, was reported te liave said that
his grandfather voted for Jeffersen in the
tie betweeu him and Burr,and elected him,
though he, Bayard, was a Federalist. The
fact is thai Bayard did net vete for Jeffer Jeffer
eon, hut voted a blank ballet, which was
equivalent te voting for him. Secretary
Bayard says lie.was net reported correctly,
ashe would net have stated that his grand
father, actually voted for Jeffersen without
violating the truth of history that lie
wa3 perfectly familiar with. He says he is
glad, however, thai the ambition of editors
te pick at him and te display their erudi
tien has answered te give prominence te
the lessen which he sought te inculcate by
' his reference te his "grandfather's action.
Alexander Hamilton, the federal leader ad
vised the Federalistsin Cengiess te vote for
Jeffersen, rather than for Burr, although
the Federal party preferred Burr, whom
Hamilton knew te be unworthy. He per
suaded Bayard te cease opposition te
Jeffersen's election.
Secretary Bayaid's lessen is that the
country's geed must be held above that of
the party whom they seem te conflict, and
he enforces the doctrine with the authority
of these early patriots. It is undoubtedly
sound doctrine; but when party geed
is something different from the country's
geed, the party is rotten. The best thing
f orltetfco"uiitry is thelicst thing for the party
10 long runTssrdTiartydriftsenly need te
be wise enough te discern the country's
needs te knew their duty te their party.
What (J ii ay Mean.
The Republican politicians ami news
papers are a geed deal at a less te account
fe'r Quay's interference in the apportion
ment bill, which resulted in the defeat of a
measure te which his party in the legisla
ture was almost solidly committed.
Fer a candidate before a state conven
tion te take issue se boldly and violently
with the prevailing sentiment of his party
seems te be a very impolitic and inex
plicable performance. "We perceive that
the Pittsburg Times, which is very friendly
4pMr. ilagee, sarcastically assumes with
mock earnestness that the telegrams which
purported te have been sent te Quay by the
members influenced by him were forgeries.
Fer " when," it asks, " in all the history of
treason did the most shameless traitor
counsel treachery publicly and yet coii ceii
. tinue te solicit the confldence ami suppeit
of these he betrayed ?" "It is as impossi
ble," the limes affects te think, "that any
man seeking and still seeking the Republi
can nomination ler a position of trust
should have written these telegrams as
that Judas should have come back jingling
his ill-gotten silver as an argument of his
financial responsibility and lltness te con
tinue treasurer of the twelve."
A reiwrter of the Pittsburg Dispatch,
however, who went down te Beaver te see
about it, ascertains quite positively that
Quay did send the telegrams which in
fluenced the Beaver, Lawrence and "Wash
ington members te defeat the bill. There
never was any real doubt of this. Mr. Quay
was against the apportionment and defeat
ed it, regardless of the feelings of his friend
Cooper and ethers, who have professed te
favor his candidacy, but whose gift-bearing
approach he views with seme suspi
cion. The calculations making en Quay's own
bona fide candidacy may as well be dis
missed. He is playing for position. He
wants te beat Magee, Cameren and the
ethers of their fellowship. His own plans
will only then be revealed. As te placing
himself before the people of Pennsylvania
for state treasurer, that is something which
has never seriously entered his mind.
He daren't.
mtttee of Ave honorably discharged soldiers
who shall be selected by the department com cem
manticr qf Pcftnaylvanta Onvul Ariny of
the Republic."
Te delegate the power of naming neatly
half the management of a stale lnstitu
tlen te a private individual, who happens
te be the head of a private association, is n
gross outrage, vielative of the spirit of the
constitution and inconsistent with n
proper idea of public administration.
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A Subsidy Blocked.
In the closing hours of the last Congress,
desplte the vigilance of Mr. Hetmail and
Mr. Randall, and in the confusion attend
ing the last incidents of every session, a
$100,000 subsidy for seme of the steamship
lines was smuggled through the Heuse,
easily obtaining passage in the Senate, of
course, which always lends willing assent
te such measures.
"With oue accord the steamship lines be
gan te quarrel ever the division of the
plunder, and the lobby agents have been
flattening their noses against the windows
of the treasury department, waiting for
their shaie of the loot.
The president and postmaster general
discover that tliey have seme disci clien in
the matter and that tlie public service will
be performed quite as well without this
grant as with it.JL'rlvale interests can wait
for the next meeting of Congress, and for
the mero definite ascertainment of where
the meney should go or whether the sub
sidy shall be repealed,
(ioed.
BEATEN BY THE TRENTON.
tub riJtsT (ij.au: out of town
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Tlie Lancaster club plnyed thelr first guine
en this trip In fronton en Baturdny, wliore
tliey wero derailed. Wotzel pitched a geed
giline for the visitors, but Tiernnu did better
work for tlie home team. The 'frontons did'
hotter fielding than thelr opp'jiientfl,ntul Of the
six errers by tlie Kiucaster lour worecrudltod
te l'nrker In left Held. He Is usually n very
rollable plnyer mid It is dllUcult te under
stand howhecouldplayso jioerly. Thoseero
belew shows the llgures :
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Karnctl nuiB Tirnlnn,!! Lnncnutcr, 1. Tve
lmse lilt llniriinl. Tlircn bune lilt Uecrliis.
Dmible pluy Alcettunil Blu'UHm;. Htruckeut
Trunlen.O; I.iincusti'r, 7. IIiihc en bull Tien Tien
ten. 2; Lancaster, 1. lliiw-unn errors Trenten,
i; Liinrnntcr, 2. 1'lispccl bulls Klierttll.2. Wild
pilch Wetzel. TlinuerKnniu Te lieiiiu. Um-
TlllJ I'hilndelphln ImcrfCftii, "uii.itieu.il
journal, ptiblished weckly, en each Satur
day, by the Amerlcan cempanj, limited,
Wharten Marker, president ; II. M. Jenkins,
sccrelaryaml tro.isurer j Rebert Kills Thoiup Theiup Thoiup
ben, chief cdllerlal contributor," dcclaics that
thoappelntmont of rillsbury te Ihj collocter
of llosten Is "peihaps the very versl," that
Clovelaud has inaUej and that "It Is bad
enough or ltself te wreck the political credit
or any administration. " Will this ' national
journal " ploaae Btate wliy and whorctero I
Tin: very sivell Knglish peeple hi making
Koelal calls new take with theni thelr lavorlte
poppies, with visiting cards for the latter. O
temjtern ! O marcs '
Tun llepuhlicans of Ohie In convention
proclaimed that " the right te vete accorded
by the constitution of the lTnited Status Is tlie
concern of the whele poeplo." Whereupon
the New Yerk World points out that upon
tlirt-e dlllcrent occasions the Republican
judges of the Hiiprome court til" tlie United
Stales have decided that the federal consti
tution confers no right te vete :
"The right or privllege or voting Is ene
arising under the constitution of thostateand
net utider the constitution or the United
States." u. S". vs. Husan It. Antheny.
"Nolther the constitution nor the luiir luiir luiir
toenth amondment made cllirens voters."
V. N. vs. Cruitshauk.
"Tlie lirtcenth amendment dees net confer
the right or sullrage ; that comes from the
states." U. N. vs. Itecse.
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Aii Oiitrntcceiis Bill.
Among the acts passed by the defunct
legislature and signed by the governor was
one providing for the establishment of a
home for disabled and indigent soldiers, te
be supported by the state. Tlie law seems
te contemplate that the Marine hospital,
nearErie, which already belongs te the
commonwealth, shall be converted for this
purpose, and that tlie state after expend
ing seme $30,000 for the fitting up of the
same, shall devote $10,000 annually for its
maintenance.
In view of the fact that all disabled sol
diers get pensions, and a geed many have
grabbed them who never were disabled ;
and of the further fact that the United
SUitcs government has a number of homes
for old 8oldier3, and will no doubt estab
lish as many mera as are actually nec
essary, such legislation by the state was
entirely unnecessary.
It is a job.
Even if less effensive in detail and
less superfluous in purpose, the bill as
passed Is ene that should have been vetoed.
It puts the institution" proposed te be es
tablished uuder the entire control of eleven
persons, "the governor of the common
wealth, the btate treasurer, the auditor
general and a committee of tliree members
of the general assembly, consisting of ene
senator end two members of the Heuse of
Representatives, who shall be appointed by
the presiding officer of the Seuate and
Heuse, respectively, together with a com-
Tuk lobbyists frequently overrcach them
selves. While they wero fighting ecr the
MOO.OOO subsidy for carrying the mails, the
postmaster goneral and president concluded
that it would be hotter te keep the meney in
Unde Sam's strong box. And thore it is
likely te stuy until tlie lobbyists seek their
holes.
Tjik utility of paper as the cheapest, most
convenient and best means of transcribing
thought for the benefit or hurt of mankind
has long been recognized. Hut n new use
has been found for it, that of the manufac
ture of counterpanes and pillow cases of
paper. The best kind et manllla jvaper Is
used, the sheets belng held logelhor by
slender gummed twlne. These paper bed
attachments ure hemmed and they are also
stamped with tlie finest of ornamental do de
slgus. When they beceme wrinkled Irem
use they can easily be smoothed out with a
het llatiren. The counterpanes can be left
ou the bed when His occupied and in cold
weather will be found n warm covering
paper- preventing the oscape of heat. With
paper car wheels and counterpanes of the
same material, It Is ovident that half the uses
or paper have net been discovered.
It soeins that wrought-lren columns are as
liable te be warped and cracked when heated
by fire and then suddenly cooled by water as
cast-iron columns are. Kccent experiments
in Berlin were made with columns et the
two materials leaded with the weights they
wero designed te carry and heated first te
threo hundred, then te six hundred "dogreos,
and finally te a red heat, and then suddenly
cooled by jetn of water from a hese. Tlie
cast-iron columns warped and cracked, hut
did net give way entirely. The wrought wreught wrought
lren columns bent befere a red heat was
rcaehed, and when water was thrown iiKn
thorn they were rendered usoless. This is
Important as bhewhig that wrought-lren
columns, thus exposed, need even greater
protection than theso made of cast-Iren.
Tun I.oul.sville Courier-Journal, having
been challenged te print a list of American
statesmen of the first rank, slnce It Jsaid that
Thurinan "will held a foremost place among
American statesmen of the secend rank,"
along with Silas Wright, Lewis Oass mid
Roverdy Jehnsen, has this te say In the way
of characterization :
Washington, Adams, Joflbrsen, Hamilton,
Madisen, Jacksen, Clay, Wobster, Calhoun,
Seward, Lincoln, Tilden, and perhaps, Mar
shall, Oallatln and Chase, all et whom were
Identified with organic measures and great
historic movemonts, and impressed their
personalities upon thotlmes sodceply as te
loave enduring monuments in the annals of
thelr country. The statesmen associated
with Judge Thurmau wero net se fortunate.
Tliey wero mero or less brilliant and Important
men. Rut they did net croate permanent
party issues. or command parties. They did
net make history. Tliey did net loave n
picture upon thelr day and generation which
will survive the century. Already they nre
traditions rather than real personages. Se
with Judge Thurmau in n few years ufter he
is geno. It was simply net his destiuy te be
a king or men. That is all.
Londen In Its Glory.
Olive Legan in tlie l'hllu. Tiuic.-i.
Theso are the days when Londen seems se
poerloss. The oxqulalte spring feliage, the
balmy air, the radiant sky, the tomperaturo
warm but agltated by soft pulls or brcoze
wafted directly from the sea-washed sheres,
from a combination of delights which must
be scen and felt te be understood. Nowhero,
save hi Ireland, thej Emerald Isle, Is vogo vego voge
tation ever endued with that wondrous tint
of humid green whose glory new pervades
the Louden parks aud private gardens.
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A Fresh Attraction.
Krem the New Yerk Sun.
Dealer in freaks (no proprietor of dlme
museum) I)e you want nnythlngnew In the
way or rcaKST
Dlie Tayler,
A Heme (jiiine.
On Saturday afternoon the August Flower
and Sanders clubs, which wero roceully or er
gaulrcd, played thelr first gamentMcCS rami's
park. An audience of several hundred were
present, the majority lielng small boys, as
tliey had no school and the admission was
Troe. The August Flower Is comjtesod cn cn
lirely or men. Thomcmbeisor the Sanders
are all boys ranging hi years from 15 te 20,
and seme of them are scarcely as heavy as
the bats with which they tried te work. There
was net much sclcuce hi the gamu, but it
created lets of fun. The cllerts of seme of
tlie players, and espcelally theso of the elder
club, te hit tlie ball were laughable. The
sympathy of thoaudlciice was largely villi
me yeunger iiineami wnen ene ei tne eiu
enes struck out a veil nrose that would
put Hullate Rill's "Wild West" in a fog. The
Sanders club showed geed work in the field
and iiiadoKOveral pretty double plays, but
thelr opponents were tee hcavyattheb.it. If
the veung fellows had n ceuple of geed hit
ters they would boableto show up a great
deal stronger. The remarks of thoaudlciice
during the ganie wero very laughable. Many
of them wero shot at the umpire, but all
agreed that he played alxnit tlie best game
et any man en the field. Reth nines
woie new and very pretty uniforms mid the
audience was dazzled at times bv thelr brll-
llancy.WThe sceic,by Innings, e"f this contest
was : v
AiiK"t KUiMi-r , 2 5 4 10 0 0 2 1-14
Minders I I 1 0 I) 0 1 1 5
Other games en Saturday wore: At Phila
delphia: Athletic 19, JOiiisvillel!; at Haiti Haiti Haiti
more: Baltimore 11, Pittsburg !); at New
Yerk: "Mets" f., SU Leuis, 2; at Rroeklyn :
Rroeklvn II, Cincinnati 0; et St. Leuis: SL
Leuis (!, Ruflale 2 : nt Providence : I'revb
dence I, Philadelphia 7; at Chicage:
Chicago 17, Detroit 0; at Bosten:
New Yerk", Rosten 3 ; at Norfolk : Nationals
l.r, Norfolk 8; at Richmend: Virginia 12,
Wilmington 1 ; at Newark : Newark ;,
Jersey City 1.
lint from tlm Dlaiuiinil.
" Dec" I-Tinlisaud Kapil were iclcased
by the Columbus (Oa.) club.
Atlanta has net released a man this season
anil the team Is the same as at the "go-In."
Rlower Kox, of last year's Trenten, is play
ing in Rlddclerd, Maine, and se is Halpiii el
last year's Actives of Reading.
The Lancaster club went te Ridgowoed
ParK.Leng Island.yestcrday and deleated the
club thore by Iho scere ofe te 2.
Crewley, of tlie Nationals, was fined fur
" boozing," and Morgan nhe get his place, Is
liable te get the Baine present for peer play
ing. "Jumbo" latham was released by Louis Leuis Louis
vllle te make loom for Kerins, who is net
playing the game that old " Juice" Is by any
means.
Charlie Wailt, the relic of bygene days In
base ball, wants an engngoiueiit. He might
catch en with Harry Kpence's club at To Te Te
eoneo. Mike Scanleu says he would rather have
his club hi their present M)sltien. He has
geed reason for being where he Is and may
yet get farther back.
Tem Healy Is playing his customary game
for the Norfolk's and he was hit for eighteen
singles by the Nationals ou Saturday. Nor
folk has relcased better men this season
already.
It is admitted by almost every one that
Uinplre Decker's liad decision lest Philadel
phia thelr big game In New Yerk recently,
and he will never be allowed te umpire again
when Wright's team pla3'.
A correspondent writing from Norfolk
says that .Norfolk is tlie only club In the
Eastern League that plays their catchers at
sheit. He might have added that it is the
only club mean enough te de it.
Denny Mack Reems te be managing I.an
caster very Nitisfactenly. Frem the minute
he took held the club began te de geed work
and te-day leads the secend division, with
a chance or getting a place in the first
Sporting Life.
If Dennis C'asey Is relcased by Baltimore It
will be because Barule is dissatisfied witli
his base-ruunlng. He played in Saturday's
game and may remaln. It would scorn rather
funny management te rolcaie a man like
Casey and sign Foreman.
A stale loamie has bceu formed in Jersev.
in which Newark lias a club. It includes
tills elub In always In a "badly crippled con
dition" 'when en a trip butrocevor be quickly
upon thelr return home. Probably the
Schuylkill water lbces thorn up.
Uinplre Tayler always seems anxious te
favor tlie home club, and he performed that
trick at Trenten Saturday. In the elitbth
Inning when the scere was tic, Wetr-el, of
the Lancaster, reached first ou a hit and
mock louewoa li whii a ueume, .uer ma
latter had reached secend and the uinplre
had said nothing about the ball, the Trenten
playera crowdeil around him and inade n
great nolse. He finally called the ball a foul
ntid Mack was afterwards fleldcd out. Had
Tayler net alie wed the Trentens te bulldeze
blm the game might have been dlfl'orent
PERSONAL,
l'nnv. MeMAHTKn has finished his secend
volutne of the " History or the American
l'oepla"
Sauah Br.nNiiAitnT'M villa near Havre,
has been Held at auction. The furnltiire
brought &yX)0.
"l'oen Oakmitta," the widow or the ill
fated Maxlmllllan, new -It) years el nge, is re
covering from her mental malady.
Stn.i.lvAN, the slugger, get the liotterof
.luck Rtirke In the flve rounds sparring nl
Chicago, but did net knock him out.
Oii.iir.UT and Sullivan's "l'inafore" has
hail an aggregate sale or 1,500,000 copies.
Audran's "Mascette" reaches 1,000,001).
AniiAiiAM Lincoln was fend of poetry.
Shakespeare was Ids delight Few men could
read with equal expression the plays of the
great u ramaiisu
Mtss Clkvhlanii, shortly befere her
brother wits nominated for the presidency,
made a prayer in public in which nhe asked
the Lord te make the next mistress of the
Whlte Hetise a tomperonco woman.
Jehn CeKi-.mi.L, the managing editor or
the New Yerk H'erW, is entitled te the
credit of raising the Rartheldi fund, the
manipulation of which employs four or
llve men nil day long. It is new mero than
570.000.
ViOTeu 11 tioe liked flowers and birds in
their natural places. He thought them un
happy in pets and cages. It gave him little
plcasure te roccive bouquets, though tie was
often Intoxicated with tne beauty of a llower
blooming in u field.
Maiiy Aniiiiiisen Is touring in English
lake districts. Slie Is at present sojourning
at Lake Windermere, and spends nor days
driving and climbing the mountains sur
rounding this beautiful sheet of water and
her evenlngs lieating.
Risnei'SiiAitr, having been asked what
there was in tlie Mermen faith te bind a man
te it, gave tills reply : "A religion which
will hike me out el a Cornwall mine and
make me worth n half million dollars is
geed enough for me," Bishop Sharp is prob
ably the ablest Mermen financier.
NkdStekks has introduced the Turkish
aud Russian baths in the Heflmaii house, at
New Yerk, evor which he presides. Tliey
are open all the year round, but are sacred
te the ladies at certain hours. The great
hostel ries of Kurope have theso baths at
tached and they ure a never-failing source of
revenue.
Cauiiinai.i.i, the handsome young tenor
of the Maploseu Opera company, has left
New Yerk and sailed for Italy without being
betrotneu te tne uainernia young lauy te
whom he was said te be engaged. Her
lrlcnds ure Indignant at bis flirtation ; but
they ought te be glad, us hels discovered te
have been u social protender and a geed deal
of a fraud.
Ol'KUN Vk teiiia has made up her mind
te marry oil her last daughter with a great
deal of pomp aud ccrotiieny. She has large
ly inere.tsed tlie invitations te the wedding
and the bridal cake, will welch 2i0 pounds.
This big swoet-plwo is te be built up In threo
tiers and te reiiose iien a pedestal of geld.
Ne member or the royal family of (3erinany
Is te be Invited te Princess Bcatriee's wed
ding. CeNnitKHSMAN Run. Lkki:viik, of Ohie,
buysat a second-hand book stere in Wash Wash
ten many eflici.il publications asked for by
ins constituents anu or wuicn ms own sup-
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Us reruiD, Heartburn, flclclilng, lindlns tlie
Feed, etc. It enriches anil purifies the bleed,
stimulate the appetite, and aids tlie nsslmllu nsslmllu
tlen of feed.
Hkv. .1. T. ItessiTiin, the honored panler of
Iho Itofermed Clmrcli, Ilaltlmete, Mil., says:
"Having lined llrenn'B Iren lllttem for llys
pcislaanu lnillscollen.Italin great pleanure In
rcremniMiillng It highly. AIhe eensliler It a
Hpicnillil ionic nun invigenuur, uiiu veijr
nirengtlipnlng."
(Icnulne lian bIiove triule mark andcreeit red
lines ou wmppcr. Take no ether. Mnde only by
IMtOWirS CIIKUICAI. CO., 1IAI.TIMOUH Mil.
T.i dies' IUnii Hiiec HMrfnl mid attractive.
containing list of prizes for recipe, Information
itiniit. enlun. rtr.. ulven uwiiv bv nil ilenlerfl hi
:-.-. - .. c." - - .1. - . . -
or uiuueii te any auuiexs en receipt ei
(4)
LINN A BRKNEMAN
SRRING GOODS
-AT-
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
LAWN MOWERS, QAUDBN HOSE, BABY CARRIAGES,
LAWN TENOTS, CROQUET, WATER COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS
ALL AT LOW PRICES.
medicine
2e, Blniup,
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 1 52 North Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa.
TTOI' PLASTERS.
Hep Plasters Ours Quickest.
Why?
Ik'CanRfl compeHCil of mcillclual iualllleM that
are known te possess ttn'nt power In relieving
pain, rtirlnK dhtease and wniiucrful gtrenKtlien
Ing weak nnil worn out parts. Fresh Hep, llur
Kiindy Pitch and Uuuis ceuihlned In u frenh,
clean and sweet porous planter, Jtlways ready
le apply le siuiucn uiiin, iicnes, HiruniH, eniinpti
Sliieucx, crick', swollen ji
ness in an
(8) nor
joints eriniiHClcH, or nore-
any pait. 'tin, ft ler l.i) every wncre.
'l'LASTKItCOJirANV.ltOHten.Jliiss.
VLOTII1XU, I
TTEADQUARTERS FOR
SUMMER
Morlne Slilrta and Drawers,
Qnuze Undershlrts and Drawera,
Cliolce Necktles,
IS. Si W. Cellars and CufTs,
O. it O. Cellars and Cuffs,
Crown Cellars and Cuffs
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
8II1UTS AND SOCIETY 1'AltAPIlKUNAI.l.V
M.1)K TO OKDUIf.
At Erisman's,
NO. 17 WKSTKINGbTKKET.
rer PLASTERH.
TTI
X"!. MANY HACKS ACIIKS!
lbnlnef peeple of all HKCSSUITer with pain In
the Hiiiiill of tlie back, commonly called " Hack
ache." -Oct of yeurdiUKKintu Her l'LASTEitund
apply It directly ei er gent of trouble. The sooth seoth soeth
liiB anil paln-kllllnif properties or Heps coni ceni
blncd with IIiirKiindy Pitch and Extracts make
this plaster vastly better than ethers for driv
ing out pain unci BtrcnKtlienlnK he parts. A
trial will dctnniintrnte tills. Always ready for
u.n. Never fall. BJe.,5 for l.l). llOl' I'l.AS
TElt COMPANY, Proprietors, Itoaten, 31ais. CJ)
TTOl' PLASTER.
NOT LIKE OTHER ICIN'DH.
Her 1'l.ARTKiisatt lntantly when applied. Try
them for llackache, l'uln In the Mile, HllKhe.
ItlieitULitUm, Hclatlcji, Hereand Weak Chest and
nil local ache and palnn. Se soetlilng and
tdlciiiftlienlne te wciik and tired part. Com Cem
noed of natuie'H best known remedii'ii. vlHues
of Frexh lleiw, lliirKiindy Pitch and Canada Ilnl
min. sold everywhere 23c., ft for Sl.eu. HOI'
PI.AhTKll COJIl'ANY, riopileters, IIOKlen,
F
INK TAILORING.
1885.
1Iks.
(10)
Y
OUR
Heart Trouble
CAN UUCUUKIi.
l'alnltntlen.
tlen, ItlieumatlHiii mid NeuralKla et
Valvular Dllllculty, Beny I'erma.
iOhiii mid Neuralula et the Heart.
l'aluitlii the tide or Chext, biilaigement of the
Heart, Dizziness, Slutjlhli Circulation of the
Weed, Momentary htopjiace of the action of the
Heart. nle NeiA'euaneitH and all ether forms of
HEART DISEASE readily yield te the use of
Dr. GRAVES' HEART REGULATOR,
A tiled specific of twenty yearn' use.
Wl per ltettle, II fur M.I, at DmcKlxl.
SrmlteF i: INHAI.LSCiimbrldKe, Mas. , fin
fiei pamphlet treating en Heart Disease, Nerv Nerv
eiuuesM, blccplc4nt, etc. ap3o-lyee(l.Vw(l)
Well, I, tlinine. What have
who never mj'H ''Yeu
l'roprletor
you getr
Dealer A man
don't sav sa"
l'roprietor (excltwl) Yeu don't ay or,
yea, certainly. I'll glveliini ?50 a woek,
, '.11 -
Salltliury AVI11 Slake the i:ilnrt.
It lias l)ccoiiie definitely known that Iho
Marquh) or Saliihury has UccldeU te form a
luluiutry. The news causc.i u decided feel
ing of relief Ireui the nun eus anxiety of the
pant week, and It also comes with u certulu
degree of surprise lu view of the louglicsitu leuglicsitu louglicsitu
tatleu of the Conservative leader and the
great dllUeultlcn wlilcli he will haye te ru
counter In venductliiK H10 Koveriiiiivut with
an uilvonte majority in tlie Heuse or Com Cem Com
nienn. m
A Uterar) Merui llrenlne.
Frem the Oumlia Herald.
They nay Gail Hamilton U seaklug her pen
in aulDhurle ucld while waltiiiK for Miss
Cleveland'a book te ceme irem the printers.
anieni? It' players, Eitzpatrick, late of Lan-
caster; D.iveand Ed 1'iorhen, Wiegatul, Kil Kil
rey, tleorge and Hauleiihack, formerly of Iho
Demestic and Newark.
A Biicclal te tlie iNTni.i.Kiu.vciin from
Waterljiirv, Conn., this morning KayH:
Walker, Caiuplen, Whcoler and Rattiti, en
the lately disbanded Clovelaud loairue club,
have slgned te play with the Watertmrj's for
the remainder of tlie 6oaseu.
The Lancaster club has ongaged R011J. V,
Doagle, a pltclier, who played en tlie LouIk LeuIk LouIk
ville and Cincinnati clubs last Hcasen. The
record of AmoricanrAsseciatlon pltchorsshew
.that he Rtoed fourth last so,isen. He will
rojiert in tills city and will I10 sent te Newark
te join tlie club.
It required twolve innings te decide the
game between 1'ittsUurg mid Rultiniore ou
attirday. Foremau, of lastyear'a Ironsides,
pitched for the latter and he was well sup
ported. Fourteen hlta wero made off him
and he had a three-bagger. Mauager liarnle
was se well pleased that he signed him.
The Upertmg Life Is an oxcellent paper.but
tliey ero away off 111 ebtaiuiug tlie scores of
games played 011 (Saturday. A Bjiertlng
paper, with its immonse circulation, should
certainly be able te compete with l'hiladel
phla dailies. The Press tleserves great credlt
for thelr onterprlso In publisliiiig daily
sceres.
The Rroeklyn club played a great deal of
ball en paiier the past winter but uheu
brought uiKHi tlie ground they utterly failed.
Manager Hackett bocaiue se dlsguated with
the players that he reslgned. The 111011 have
recolved an overhauling from the manage
ment and for the last two games have been
doing hotter.
In an artlcles en tlie Easleru Leaguo clubs
In yesterday's J'rcss, the base bull editor has
this te say of the Lancaster club. "Lancas
ter is surprising overybody by its line play
ing. It was regarded as the weakest club of
all when thoseasen opened, but of lale It has
been winning nearly overy game and new is
pushing the JS'ewarks hard."
Parson's, of lest years Ironsides, is pitch
ing a wenderful ga-ne for the Rlrminghani
(Ala.) club, of the Houthern Leaguo. It is
Seldom that nilV club cots mero than thrnn fir
lour hits oil' him and n few days age he shut J
u mini uui, wiiueiu even allowing thorn
a single. Hofferd Is doing almost as geed
work for the Augusta and his 11111110 leads the
batters.
Jeseph Fruliiiger deMirves a great deal of
credlt for liU success in keeping tlie Wil
mington club tegether. He started out with
ull kinds or obstacles ou his wuy, but hels
clear-headed aud a geed judge of players.
His team Is new playing geed ball, it Is a
shame that Terry CemielT cheated him opt of
thoguiiie lu Washington the ether day.Judg
lug from Mr. Frail uger'ti published caul Cou
ncil's work was uad.
A Phlladalphla paper get off this chestnut
'The Athletics are all in line form new and
the club Is well provided with geed batteries.
Slnce they returned home they are playing
well, and It they continue at their present
rata they will be very close te tlie lead at the
cud of the seasen.1' It seems strange that
ply lias been oxhaiisted. Hatch, of Missouri,
Morrison and I'aige buy many. Charlie
O'Neill, of Philadelphia, "olieut as many as
any one, and fS.1111 Randall has bought as
many as ?701 worth in a year. He buys
everything ills constituents ask for, if he
can't get it any ether honest way.
bUVIETi j.y a rt:it3fi;xT.
w
EAK AND NERVOUS
MEN
1885. SPRING
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
The I.arKCMl and Choicest Assortment of
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITY OF I.ANCASTKIi.
All Iho Luteal Novelties lu
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINK OF
SPRING OVERCOATING.
THE VEKY BKhT WOUKMANSHll'.
Prices te mill idl and all j;oeds warranted as
represented at his new stele,
No.43Ierth Queen St
(OPPOSITE THE l'OSTOFMCK.)
H. GERHART.
EXVVlt.SlOX.S.
pXUURSlONH.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
.Ml 'JYairlliiff Expenses Jnclwlal
PAUTIKS WILL 1.KAVH l'llII.ADEI.l'HlA,
Thursday, July 23, & Thursday, Aug. 27, 1885,
FOIl TWO UIIAXIITOI'KSOFSI DAYS TOTIII1:
Yollewslono National Park.
Incidental vlltw nlll be mnde te Niagara Falln,
ChlenKO, Mllnaukee, tlie beaiitlrul Dells of the
Wisconsin, bat ressi , tlm llluirs of tlie MIsIh
Klppl.M. I'aiil, Minneapolis, the Fidln of Mlniie
hiilia, bake Mliiiicleuka, the Ureal W heatllelds
r Dakota, DIsnmiLk, Dak. ; and Ten Dayij In
Wonderland, with lulce the customary ullew
nine et time at .Mammoth Het Spline, Ulcal
ttejcr. Falls of tlm ellew stone, Oraud 1 anon
Etc. riir parties will be Inntli it in number.
A Ike Iteiidy Circulars of Ihtee July Tilps
thieuuh New Enulaiul, Canada, Etc.
V. liATMONll. 1. A. W lllTCOMli
JBB-fccnd fet descilpttveiirculaiK
H.r. hlllEI.DS
Auenl for Itayineiid's Vacation Excursions, HI
K NlnlliSU, under Continental hotel, l'hiladel
phla. IcU 4td
3ENRYN PARK.
A Millionaire' Daughter Klupcn AVIIIi u Voting
Ohie Fanner.
Societyou Mount Auburn, Ohie, was in a
ferment en Saturday evor tlie announce
ment that Miss Mary E. Lippciicett, an at
tractive Iduiighter of W. J. I.ippcucett, a
millionaire manufacturer and railroad man,
had rpiictly left her home en Thursday
morning and was married the same afternoon
in Lebanon, te Frank W. Cadwallader, a
young farmer of Merrow county. The young
lady left her home ostensibly te de some
shopping down in the city.
Her parents did net knew of her attach
ment te young Cadwallader, and could
scarcely bciiove the telegram which she sent
them befere night telling of what she had
done. Mrs. I.ippcucett started at once in
pursuit of her daughter, hut it Is stated that
her purpese is less te upbraid her than le try
and indtice her te return and bring her hus
band with her. The young lady has J20,(XK)
111 her own name, and is said te have felt
pretty independent of paternal approval of
her course. Cadwallader comes from a well-to-de
family of farmer, and thoyeungeouplo
went te the Cadwallader homestead, intend
lug te stay there.
rrraldcutlsl btute Dinners.
Theush the new Executive did net tap that
keg of mIiIhWcy sent him by an adiulier last tell,
he Is credited with the geed taste te fellow the
time-honored custom of having the most choice
liquors at state dinner. A pest of honor should
certainly be given Durrv's 1'cbkMalt Whiskey,
net only en account et Its ubselutu purity, but
because of Its value In the prevention and euro
of pneumonia, consumption, malaria, pulmon
ary diseases and fevers of all kinds Incident te
the Whlte Iloiise locality. It makes the weak
strong and keeps the strong In the enjoyment of
thclrslrength. bold everywhere.
,, Di-Htli-hku senBatleus freiiuuntly accom
pany Heart Disease. A reliable b peel 11 u for It In
all forms Is Dlt. QUAVES HEAUT HEUL'I.A.
TOK, thirty years proves it. Free iminplilct of
F. E. Ingalls, Cambridge, Mem. fl.ne per bottle
at druggists.
Who surfer from Nervous audll'liyslcid Debil
ity, Impotence, ExhuUided Vitality and 1'icma 1'icma
tnre Decline, and seek Perfect Uestoratlen te
Health, Full Manhood and bexuul Viger with
out Stomach DriiKKlug, can ckiitaixly obtain It
In Iho "MAKSTON liOIA'8." Dlseaces of tlie
1'rostrateOland, Kidneys and IlUdder. effectu
ally cured without Instruments. Endeised by
thousands who have been curd. Adopted lu
hospitals and by physicians lu Europe aud
America.
4- VAKIOCELE cured without surgery,
healed Treatise and Testimonials frcu. Address
MARSTON REMEDY CO., or
DR. H.TRESKOW,
Ne. 4fi West llth Stieet, New Yolk.
miiylO tycedAw
M
ANUOOD RrJTOREU.
rkuedt mm.
A victim of veuthful lmnniilence cuuslmr Pie-
maturu Decay, Nervous Debility, Lest Manhood,
AC, having tried In vain every known remedy
lias dirtceverea a simple Ben-cure, v
send FUEE te bis fuflewsulferers.
v.
has dUcevered a simple Belf-eure, which he wfll
ererg. AUUress,
e. li. iii.r.vi.3.
i3 Chatham Ku, New Yerk City
M
M1
VERS .t RATI I VON.
HIE GREATEST VALUE
AT THE
JIMyoedAlyw
M'EVIAT. NOTICES.
Dip one end of n Siinnge In Water and the
whole will seen be saturated. Sua dUetise In
ene part et the body effects ether parts. Yeu
have noticed this yeurscir. Kidney and llver
troubles, unlex checked, will Induce censlipa
tleu, piles, ItheiimatUin and gravel. A timely
use or Dr. Kennedy's Favorlle ltuuiedy will pie
vent theso results. Ills pleasant te the taste
and may be taken freely by chlldi en and delicate
females. It gives elasticity, life and checks
with roses en them, Je-lOlind
ITCH I NO l'll,ES.''-8YMI'TOM3!MOISTUKE!
Like perspiration, fntonse Itching, werse by
scratching, most at night, seems If pln-weruis
wero crawling. " Hwayne's Ointment "it a pleas
ant. sure curt. jttirW-MWFAw
1IAT.H ANU VAV8.
T ATEST STYLES IN HATS.
Stauffer & Ge.,
LEADING FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
31 and 03 North Queen St.
THE LAUOEST AbSOUTMENT OF
STRAW HATS
IN THE CITY.
STRAW HATS FOIl HOYS, 5c., 10.. 15a, 25c.
STRAW HATS FOR MEN, 25c., 50., T5C $1.
AliL THE SPRING STYLES
SOFT AMD STIFF HATS.
STAUFFER & C0
fShullz & Bres.' Old Stand,)
31 nnd 33 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, l'A.
VNDE11TAKJNO.
NDERTAKINQ.
tSL.ROTC
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen and Vine Streets,
LAMOIBTKR, l'A.
Fenieual attention given te all orders. Every
thing In the Undertaking line furnished.
Haying secured the Hervlcca of a first-class me
chunlc, I am prepared te de all kinds of Uphol
stering ut very moderate prices. Allkludsef
Furniture Upholstered. Give uie a call.
L.
laulO-tld
R. ROTE.
WATCHES, JtC.
vrr-ATOIIES, OLOOKH AND JEWELRY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN TRICES OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY, at
LOUIS WEIIEirS, Ne. 159 1-2 North Qaece Street,
Opposite City Hetel, near I'a. It. It. Depot,
Retailing at Wholesale ;i'rlceg. Itepalrlng at
xtru Lew Prices. JyHMya
ARSOU1TE l'UUITY IN EVERY TAR
...... "'""euaraiitccil by using MILLERS
1IOI.A.V bOAl'. Iimi7-Cind
THE liAIlGEST, REST AND ilOST
. complete, assortment of Playing Cards In
the city from B cunts per pack un at
RAHTJIAN'S YELLOW FliONTClQAU
STORE.
"ATARVEL0US IN ITS OPERATION,"
J.TO. Sweet and healthy linen the result of
aiWCEJlIES.
T IIUltSK'S, 17 EAST KLNG ST.
FIHEW0HKS IIEAIIQUAIITUKS !
NOW READY FOR DEALERS!
Ourlhackerx aie purchased fieui Inipeiters,
aud w e aie prepared te Jeb at the Lewest l'llccs.
OUR FIREWORKS
Aie the Unequalled Colored Works, pmchiiHcd
from the manufacturers, and we are prepared te
hvII them at Lewest l'llccs. Storekeepers are
Invited te give us a call.
Remember the HAMMOND'S SLUG SHOT for
Petate llugs. Cut Worms, Hose HuKSand Slugs,
Ac. Wourethougentu for it. Storekeepers sup sup sup
pllodutjehhlni; rates. Alse sold ut retail.
BURSK,
NO. 17 EAT KING STREET,
LANCASTER, l'A.
uevai:rvRNJbMNU goods.
mills
CHEAPEST PLACE
10 11UY AT
LEAST COST.
MONEY IS SCARCE.
YES WE KNOW IT IS, AND WE HAV
MADE A STOCK TO SUIT THE TIMES.
AT THIS TIME EVERY PURCHASER
WANTS TO Ill'Y AT THL VERY LOWEST
1'ObSlULE FIGURE.
IN CONSIDERATION OF UHESE FACTS,
WE THINK
CENTRE HALL
Is Just tlie Place te Deal.
CONSIDER THE STYLE OF WORK YOU
KIND WITH USi CONSIDER THE QUALITY
OF THE tiOODS ; CONSIDER THAT WE ARE
THE MANUFACTURERS. AND REMEM1IER
THAT YOU HAVE A PROFIT IIY HUYINCJ
OF V6.
THE AMOl NT OF OUR
PROOF OF OUR GOODS.
IIUSINESS IS
railS & RATION
NO.
LEADING CLOTHIERS,
12 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. l'A.
D
,ON'T LET i OUR EYE SKI I' THIS.
It Is win th money toyeutoseothellARUAl.NS
In Men'n, Heys and Children's
CI eth i n g
AT
L GANSMAN & BRO.'S.
Rclliible Goods only.
FOR
Lew est I'ifces ulways.
$5.00.
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Geal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-13 AT-
P.
Ne. 24 Seuth Queen Street,
feb2Mvd LANCASTER l'A.
"IAIjIj
V STORE
AT
REIOART'S OLD WINE
FOU-
LiBten's Extract of Beef.
I.BE3T IH TOR WOULD.
ZUblUh6d,1785. U.E.8LAYMAKKH,AgU
ftblT-Ua Ne. KMt Klug SL
De net let the wenderful lowness of the brie
make you think lightly of the Suits, Men's
Suits and excellent, tee, that a eiler ut this
fliruie, FOR S7..10.
ThoreiiRhly boe1 All-wool Cussilincre Suits,
FOR 88.60.
Flne All-Weel Woi-stedCeikscrow Suits FOR
HI O.OO.
Finest of All-Weel basket Wernlcd or English
Cerk. crew hult.-i.
Heys' SullHat 11.75, f3.l,f.len, tt.00, up lef'un.
Children's Suits as low as l.'i
Thin Summer Clothing !
IN GREAT QUANTITIES.
Indigo lllue Flannel Sulfa us $1.75.
Seersucker Ceat and Vest at $1.'J3.
Hiisturss l'auts at 70c.
AGAIN I AGAIN I
We extend our cordial Invitation tecallaml cv
auiluu our Elegant stock of Sjirluc and
Summer Clothing at prices te suit
all pockets.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
THEFA8HIONAI1LE MHHCIIANT TAILORS
AND CLOTHIERS,
Nes. 68-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Right en the Southwest Cor. el Orange fitieet,)
LANCASTER, l'A.
Open until 9 o'clec.k In the evening, Saturday
evening until 10 o'clock.
nr Net connected with any ether clothing
stme lu the city,
jadeTra AND SHERRY AVINES
-AT-
Eeigart's Old Wine Stere.
U. E. SLAYMAKER, Aqest,
Ne. SB XUtTKltte Strkkt.
JElUbllalieaiTSS: fcbl7-ld
Peniyn Park,
-ON THE-
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R, R,
r.xcursleu Committee of Chinches, Sunday
Schools and ether nfli-rt organizations In muk
lug their HUiiuner m miifteiiients, fcheidd net neg
lect teiei-ene adayler 1'enryn I'ark.
This delightful iiwn t Is situated In the midst
el the
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And lt grounds covering hundieds of iicu-h in i
easy of access (mm all pari of central I' n
Kylvnnla. Fer the lice use of excursionists fieie
ure extensive
CROQUET AND LAWN TENMS OROl NHS,
LARGE DANCING PAVILION, RAND
STAND, KITCHEN, IIASKET
AND CLOAK ROOMS,
and CONSERVATORY
Ou tlie Summit of the Mountain.
There IsuImiu i ell eshincnt loom iuchaigeef a
competent caleier, wheie im-alscanbe procured
at lnedemte rates a photograph gallery und
numerous ether utrraetlveleatuies.
Ne licpiers allowed en thx griiuiids
Excursions fieui nil points euthel'hiladi-lphla
i Rending mid Reading A elumhla Rullrejd4
will be can led dilecttethe l'aik w llheut change
of cars.
Couipletuliiferuiatloa can be obtained and en
gtigeiiientM cliectcd with pal tk-n from all points
ou the Philadelphia A Reading mid Reading A
Columbia Railroads upon application le (. U.
Hancock, General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Philadelphia .t Rending Ralliead, '.-.'T Seuth
Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa., and with pal ties
fieui Lebanon bv applying te the underalitncd,
CARL VON SCIIMALhNSUE,
Supt. Cornwall & Mt. Hepo Railroad,
uuuS-3nHl Lebanon Pa.
s
UMMEROF 18S.-
Cornwall & Lebanon
A.S d
Oolebreok Valley Railroad.
MT. GRETNA PARK,
In the heart of the Seuth Mount. Un, en the line
of the above loud. Is etreied in indlilduulsuud
associations
Free of Charge.
Thee "grounds, cevcilng bundled1 et acres,
nre easy of access fiem ull pails of Eastern
l'ennuvlvauta.
S-TheioureMOUNTAINSTRi:AMNp.iiined
by rustic bridges; MOUNTAIN bPKINi.S.
walled up with iialla Mindstuue ; SHADY
WALKS and PROMENADES.
A LARGE DANCING PAVILLION,
LARGE DINING HALL.
KITCHEN. DINING ROOM,
audTAHLES, UENCIIES and RfhTIC SKITS,
scattered tlueugh the grev e ler the tree u.e el
cxcui-steulsts.
LAWN TENNIS. CROQUET. HALL G ROUNDS,
HOWLING ALLEY, SHOOTING GAL
LERY, O.UOITS AMU FOOT HALL
Aie among the amusements efTi-icd.
Ne Intoxicating Drlnka Allowed en
the Premises.
S-l'.ulkrt dcsiiliig It, can piocuie meals at
the PARK RE-TAU RANT, w hleh w 111 he under
the charge of MR. E. M. HOLT., the noted
tatcicref tlie
LEBANON VALLEY HOUSE,
who will been the ground- Uuougheut the sea
son, gi lug It his perxmal supervision.
ji-Eeurslens Irem all points en Pennsylva
nia R. It, will be carried dliect te the l'aik with
out change of cars .
JTil'Excursinit rates and full lufoiuiatlen cm
he obtained and engagements ellected with
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