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sword nowadays shall perisli by Lis own
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The (Jnestleii of the Delphin.
The secretary of tlie navy asks tlie attor
ney general whether the caseef the Delphin
ts one of a had bargain or si breKen con
tract. It Beeni3 te be admitted that the
vessel is neither as fast or as staunch as
she ought U be. The question of difficulty
i is whether this Is the fault of the govern
ment or of the contractor, and it is ene
-which docs net seem te be the attorney
eeneral's duty te decide. It is rather the
secretary of the navy's. The attorney gen
eral can tell him that if tliu contract was
breften, the contractor is responsible ; but
whether the contract was or was net ob
served, seems te be a uuittci for tlie secie
tary's ascertainment.
"What he seems specially te deshe the
law officer's opinion upon is as te the effect
of the inspection of tlie vessel by govern
ment officers during her building. There
, can hardly, however, be a fair doubt raised
about the responsibility of the govern
ment for its officers' acts. The Delphin was
built under the inspection of the naval ad
visory beard ; they were a beard of officers
especially charged with the preparation of
the plans of the new cruisers and with the
oversight of their construction. Mr. Iteach
says he built tlie Delphin as they ordered
it ; and, if he did, there does net seem te be
any room for holding him responsible for
her failure te meet the government s expec
tations in staunchness, or spend. Te held
Iteach responsible for the failure, it
must be shown that he was net under
the direction of tlie advisory beard, or that
lio-OM'het ebev thelr instructions, or de-
ceiveulhem as te the quality of the weik
or material. In short, the insiectieii and
approval of the naval beaid absolves the
builder, if it was fairly obtained. There
can baldly be doubt upon this point, and if
the Delphin is a failure, and the naval ad
visory beard de net charge the builder with
failure te obey their instructions, there
seems te be no opportunity for it te esc.qie
the responsibility for the result. Probably
they will deny that tiie beat is a failure. It
ie new said in their behalf that Secretary
"Whitney's beard, who declare tlie failure,
is prejudiced against Chandler's beatd.
Tlie inquiry that will result will show the
truth. It is new a contest between two
sets of naval officers, with Reach pretty
Wfelyeut. The beard upon whom he
threwd ti'c responsibility will have te take
it, and may have trouble in showing that
what they did when Iteach ran the navy
department was what they should hate
done though he had net been tlie cock
Reach that he was.
A False Accuser.
A correspondent of the Examiner thinks
that he finds the cause of tlielNTELLtenx-
ceii's opinion, that manufacturing corpo
ration's dividends should be taxed, in tlie
fact that its senior editor is in a limited
partnership that Is engaged in manufac
turing and is interested in having the
burthens of its tlvals in business made as
heavy as possible. This correspondent is
evidently ene of these men who
judge ellieis by themselves ; and that
Ids standard of honor is net high
is shown by the fact that he iswilllng
te lie te glc foundation for his imputation
against the honesty of our opinions, lie
says that the Intellhienckii " takes
care te say that limited partnerships for
tlie same purpose, which are fiee from said
tax, should net lie compelled te pay any ;"
whereas, what the Intellieencek did
say was that " there is no very geed leasen
why limited partnership- should net be
taxed upon their profits ; but because they
nronet, it does net fellow that conten
tions should net be."
This correspondent urges that corpeia-
tionsare charged a tav upon the appraised
value of their capital stock when they de
net pay dividends , and if the bill in the
governor's hands proposed te put manufac
turing companies in the class with build
ing associations, tuinpike and plank read
companies, which are net required te pay
a tax te the state unless ihey make or
declare dividends, the bill would be a
wise one. Manufacturing industiy may
justly demand te be freed fiem tax when
buciues') is tee depressed te yield profits
upon the capital invested ; but it is other
wise when business is booming and divi
dends aie fat.
MTFnVT UP TltK VOLVSTAllt 1'JtlNCI-
i'i.E wen nionevau vvltvuu
The UUttiictlonaef Collreeuml Aruilemy Ilnr
iard' Mlngiilrifil Attempt te Mnke Univer
sity Student I'rem SuUuinerv Courne
it Coiitcriatlie Clirlntlmi C'elli'grt.
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t'eiuc Again, Neighbor S
Our esteemed contemporary, the Xew
Era with that fraternal solicitude for a
neighbor's welfare, which is se character-
lalic of it was recently inclined te condole
with the Ixtei.liekxcku en tlie embar
rassments which it fancied overwhelmed us
in view of the fact that we were net in
accord with the powers that be en ccitaiu
great questions.
It was moved te pity this journal because
it had opposed the anti-oleomargarine law
as unconstitutional, when the legislature
passed the bill and the governor signed it.
Nevfiitheless the hichest court of the first
state has knocked the life out of all such
laws, and no attempt will be made te en
force the "bogus" butter law in this
state.
The ITew Era was profoundly stirred te
sympathy at the Intellieenceu's scorn
ful resentment of the attack upon Zach.
Montgomery's appointment as assistant
attorney general ; whom our neighbor felt
quite certain Mr. Cleveland was about te
turn out neck and heels, lint the presi
dent kept him and vindicated the judgment
we have always cntei tallied of his sound
sense.
It was well settled in the columns of the
JVitm Era that the collectership of internal
revenue would go from a county that pays
nearly $700,000 tax te one that yields about
$700. Rut it didn't.
Our genial contemporary lifted up its
voice and wept at tlie prospect of the ex
cellent press service furnished te tlie Ik
TKLLiaENCKit being Impaired if net de
stroyed, bocause that vicious monopoly,
the Western Union, had swallowed some
new victim. Rut the service keeps right
straight en, improving weekly and furnish
ing our readers with a great deal of news
that otherwise they would have te wait for
the next morning's papers te read.
Next?
Jehn l'. Mcl'askc).
After a continuous charge of tlie Male
High Scheel of this city, from youth
te middle age, Professer McCaskey has
asked and received an increase of
salary from $1,000 te $1,200; wl ich is a
compensation j et tee small for the steady
meiit which lie has shown in tlie discharge
of the duties of his responsible position.
When men in the public service arc found
faithful and competent, through many-
years, tee public interest requires mat
tliev shall be liberally rewutded, and shall
obtain substantial evidence of tlie appreci
ation of thelrlabersby their fellow citizens,
in addition te that high public esteem
which such bcrriccs always obtain for the
the servant, and which is enjoyed by Pro Pro
feseor McC.iskey, in full measure, in this
community.
As te Llccthe Studies.
A geed clear voice for liberal culture is
raised in this commencement season by the
new vice-chancellor of the university of
New Yerk city, Rev. Di. MacCracken.
What he says, reprinted in the Intem.i-ciKXt-Kit,
is direct and te the point, lie
contrasts Harvard and Jehns Hepkins,
their respective aims and works in a for
cible manner ; and makes a clear distinc
tien between the university and the celh'ge,
wltlle he shows tlie disastrous results of the
latter trying te de the weik of the former.
It is true we are getting a large number of
graduate by tlie se-called " elective "
courses of study, but witlmiest of them
" knowledge comes, but wLsdein lingeis."
1 1 U H.ikl tliat King Alfonse, of Sp.iln, lnus
deoldeil te Ult the eheleni districts within
his realm. This variety of work hoenis te be
the only kind that the modern king is ihciI
Ibr.
Tin: collector of New Yerk has un ltnuieiiNe
amount el utrouage at his disposal, liis
doen deputies ulnne leceUIng salaries of
from $:i,000 te 53,000 each. Hut there nre
ether fat Democratic, plums hcslden these.
There Is nil assistant treasurer having a salary
of 8,000; two district attorneys, (ene ler
New Yerk and ene for Uroeklyn,) worth
about Jfl.000 each ; tliree collectors of internal
revenue, about M,000 each; a naval officer
and a surveyor, each St,U00 u year ; a United
Slates marshal, wertii about fe,000. It is
little wonder wlicn the magnitude of the
offices is considered Unit there should be n
great deal of wrangling ever thorn.
When red-het Republican organs are til
ing et the "bloody shirt," the cot elusion is
ine lUble that its days are numbered.
Itev. Dr. Henry M, MacCracken, who has
recently l)et'ii mude vlco-clianccller of the
university et the city or New Yerk, recently
dollvered mi address en "The Voluntary
I'rlnclple In College Education '"id Disci
pline" before a clerical association. About
100 leading clergyman of New Yerk mid Its
vicinity were present, and nu e.irnust discus.
slen follewod the address. Tlie following U
the HUbstanee of the address :
Let us, hi beginning, distinguish the col cel col
lego from thencadeiny or high school, which
nevertheless Is Its estlbule or threshold, nnd
lrem the unleislty which has as Its eiilcct
professional or Hjiecial training, while the
college makes most prominent a general
mental training projiiirntery idlkn te nil the
professions anil te oilier serious liuslcess or
life. Or te tise an euilly lomeuiborod hen hen hen
tonce whleh ntipieaches cerrectness: The
college is a school that tenches something
nbetil excrvthiiig; the university Isn cellec
tien of schools, each of which teaches every
thing ulKiut something. Let us net think
of the coltege or any part of It ns a university
of arts and science. i)r. ration in the lust
1'rcsbylcrian Jlrvlcw, argues against post
poning the university work In nrls and
science till after graduation frnmrollcge. lie
firopesos te begin it with the junior year
ust as President Kllletl proposes te begin
t with the freshman. Dr. l'alten gives
three arguuieiiLsngainst postpenement: llrst,
llle is net long enough, nor moiieyabttudaiit
enough; second, lie nays " tlie university
that would m.ike graduation nt cellege the
condition el admission te lectures in its
faculty of arts would ime -ery few stu
dents "; third, "President Eliet, of Har
vard, says that the plan of adding the uui
erslty ceurse te the cellege course Is net
possible "which tlnee arguments, like
iwnajj a eleven men in uucKrain, can be
disposed or by ene word of plain fact : The
one only foundation in America that has
in.ide it its principal business te set up a
university faculty iiiarlsandsclinee, I nu-.iii
Jehn Hepkins (whose work I have studied
by personal inspection and by careful rend rend
lngef its publications), enrolls this year 171
graduate students In nils and science repre
seining ninety wiven colleges.
Harvard may le pardoned for attempting
te manufacture n corps of tiuieisity students
In arts out et sophomores, bocause slid li.es
failed after two centuries of existence te
gather one-third as many graduate students
us JehnS. Hepkins has gathered aller less
than ten years. Professer I'atten, tee, may
be pardoned for attempting te make a body
of university students out of Juniors and
seniors, because the situation of Princeton
college In a eeuntry vilhige lerbids livrox livrex
ccling ever te attract many graduate
students in arts und science outside of these
who are pursuing at the same time theology.
Itut better Ibr America ene faculty of arts
und sclence witli 171 students all pa.-t the de
gree of bachelor thun a seore of cheap univer
sity courses maue ey an extravagant inulll
rgrauu,
was aim favored with a pattern of hfoacadem hfeacadem
ical robes. He did net fn the least doubt the
authenticity of these communications, nor
docs any suspicion seem te have crossed the
mind of the clergyman te whom he cenlldcd
tlie secret of the greatness which had been
thus thrust upon him. When Sunday caine
the organist duly denned Ida robes, nnd the
clergyman completed the joke by reading the
utpiema " te me w-enuering congregation.
A gentleman present, however, was net se In
credibly credulous as the youthful musician
nnd the vicar, and n lotler of Inquiry te Dr.
Grove led te the oxnesuro of the hoax. The
deluded clergyman has Bummened a meet
ing of his principal parishioners te consider
whnt steps shall be takeu In the limtter.
MEDIC AX.
fKON JUTTEKB.
LAWN MOWKHH.
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LINN &. BUKNEMAN
Till! Ul.ll IIOMH.
" Itctnrii, return," tlie voice cilesl,
" Te your old valley, far awny
Fer nertly en tlie river tlde
Tlie tender light and nbndews play :
Andldl the lintikn nre Ray with flewem,
And nit the htllii are sweet with thyine ;
Ye cniiuel flint such bloom n ours
In yen blight foreign ellme I"
Kerme, I thought, the olives glow,
The sun Ilea warm upon tlu vines i
Aii'l jet I will iirlse unci go
Teltiutrteur valley dim with pines t
Old loves lira dwelling there, 1 ld.
Unteuuhed by year of change and pelu ;
Old faiths, that 1 hud counted tlcud,
Shalt line, and llveiigidn.
And still " lleturn, return," they mm;:,
" With uh abides eternal calm ;
In these old fleld whero you weie young.
We cull the hcart's-oiwe and the balm i
Ter us the flecks nnd herds luciciise,
And children ply around our feet;
At evil the sun gees down In peine
lleturn, for rest li sweet."
Then I aroe und creucd the sen,
And sought that home of younger dujs ,
Ne lev e of old was left te uie
(r'orleve has wtngs, and soldeni stays) t
Hut there were graves upon the hill,
And sunbeams shining en the sod.
And low winds Ineiithlng, " rtnce.pe still i
Lest things are found In Ged."
Sarah Deudncy.
Tired at Last of tlie Illunily Hlilrt.
1'iem the New Era.
Jtls questionable whether the Republicans
or Ohie in thclratate convention strengthened
their cause, or tlie euuse of the irty In
general, by interjecting into their otherwise
ewcllent platform -a plank te revive "old
sectional issues."
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Seme of our esteemed llepublican con
temporaries, iu fuct nearly all of the mero
sagacious of them, are disgusted at the
action of the Ohie Republicans in trying
te rovive thq settled sectional issues of the
late war. Tlie clear-niinded politicians of
the party, as well as all patriotic citizens,
recognize that there is no vitality in this
isaue, and that real Uourbens are tliose who
want te revive it.
The .eutrage-shrickers and they who
would unfurl the bloody bliiit can, how
ever, ielnt for exniiiple of their own felly
te Blaine himself, wjie tried te revive this
sort of Imslup-ss en the heels of his defeat.
Ills organs, the l'rtss anil Trihunt , ha e
repeatedly attempted it fcince. They bcem
te blte a Hie every time.
Appeals te sectional feeling eeem te te
14 played out." They have no u eight with
sensible men. The world moves. The
count lyjrrewa. We are nearly u gcr.tift
Tub Philadelphia Teleyraph lias been giv
ing Its tlme te the analysis of girls' names
derived from a study or tlie list of tlie 300
graduates and distinguished pupils of tlie
Koniale Nermal school el Philadelphia. It
iinds that Mary leads all tlie rest, having SO
fair girls te her credit. Slie is, hew ever,
hotly pursued by Anna, te whom Ul is given.
Elizabeth is third with 17 and Laura is a
geed fourth with 10. Margaret 13, and Kuth Kuth
eriue 12, are the only ether deubln figures.
Then in order ceme these choices of names :
Helen, 0; Kiiiina, 8; Lillian, 8; Clara, 7;
Jane, 7; Louisa, 0; Alice, G; Careline, 5;
Emily, 6 ; Harriet, 5 ; Florence, 5. Hut what's
in a name. A girl by any ether liame would
be as bvv eet.
J.V.MU3 T.
PERSONAL.
1'ANNINCl,
who twenty years
age was tlie ideal Uncle Tem in " Unde
Tem's Cabin," was recently comiiiitled m
liosteu for vagrancy.
lUiuiy Dixnv says that when he gees te a
private party he is always greatly ombar embar
rasscd by stage fright He misses his theatri
cal costume and " make-up " be much.
1II.ANCHK Cuitrihs, the pretty Vnssar girl
who plays the leading rele iu "Only a
Farmer's Daughter" next season, has been
presonted with a diamond uccUlace costing
f8,000 by her father.
Jehn Lanuhen Siiii.kv, librarian emer
itus of Harvard cellege. who is ever 80 years
old, has led tlie singing et tlie commence
ment liynm ou commencement day for 40
years without Interruption. This year his
health will net allow this, for lie is con lined
te his room.
.Sknatek Carl JenaV apiveliitment as
consul te Prague must be revoked, tlie Aus
trian government objecting te the appointee.
Wlicn a young mail, a student at Prague,
Jonas liberal vievva o.xcited the ire of the
Austrian government te audi nu estent, it
appears, that time has failed te erase the
memory of the imagined wrong.
Gkn. O. W. C IjKi:, president of Washing
ton and Loe Unlversity, at Lexington, Va.,
has tondered his roslguatleu In cousetpioncu
of ill healtli. It is bollevod that some ar ar ar
rangotneut will be made te relieve iiim and
luduce him te reconsider this ate). Gen.
Lee succeeded his l.ither, (Jen. ltobert K.
Lee, as president of the cellege ujieu the hit
ter's death.
WmTTiisn Is very fend of Lewell. The
latter was expected home en Friday, but
came net. Whlttler was unable te be nrosent
but sent the following note : "J. a. Whlttler
presents Ills thnnks for the invitation te
welceme James Hussell Lewell; he loves
and honors his old friend se heartily that
nothing but illness prevents lilm lrem being
ene of the lirst te welceme lilm. As it Is, he
can only express the joy pint all share te
knew that he comes back te us liearlug from
the old world such honeis as never were bo
ron) bestowed ujieu a ropresontatlvo of our
country. Hall and welcome!"
Plviiiiret under
jury el tlie cellege In its pilme object.
wiiATciieici; fiiiai.i. m: given.
tinmtliig then the college te be a place te
learn something of everything for tlie sake
of mental training and ter prepedeutic pur
poses, as well us for the ether uses el the
knewledge acquired, nud tlie (tietlen Is,
new lar snail cliolee as te Ileitis of study
eres totheumeunt efstudyin aich Held be
admitted. The qtieMIeu is net, Shall any
ehoite be given Hy the last report or the
commissioner of education there are :'.fi.' col
leges in America, or which 2.W are sulllcient
ly uetlve te send a report. Of these, iu round
numbers, forty eiler but ene course, mid that
classical ; ten ene course, nud that scientific ;
vvhileaw eiler Ixitli cl.tsslnd and sclcnttllu
courses. Many or lliein eiler also a larger
variety of courses. The riieKllen, then, Is
net whether clioke In courses and studies
shall be given, but nir ihoite shall be
given 7
I maintain two positions ns bulwarks of
the true cellege ediieutleu : Fitst, the choice
nlfenled by colleges te their student seeking
the degree of bachelor-should iKTStrtcttya
choice between or among lull courses, admit
ting as rull courses such as Include through
out four years studies in considerable amount
Iu each et the three great lleldslungimgn
and literature, mathematics and natural
sclence, history and'phlloseiihy. 1 would net
vv Ithheld the uame of a mil course lrem ene
which gave, in the Held of I.iumi.ii'CH nnd
literature, the modern a larger mens tire of
tinie than tlie undent and classical : but
second, There should be a clear distinction
made botvvpeu two full courses, ene of which
included the classes and tlie ether no lan lan
gn.ige s.ive the modern, and this by i curv
ing lar the leriner the degree of A. It., giv
ing the latter I'll. It. or 11. S.
These positions nre te-duy uss.ii led power
fully. The oiijMxsltlen may be named from
the leaders et Its two wings, the Harvard
wingaml the Jehns Hepkins. Harvard cries
" Down with tlie he-cillud full couiKOthreugh
four years; let It end at freshman." Har
vard te-day takes the man through fresh
man, the boy rather of sixteen or seventeen
and says, new taken for the sophomore year
physical geegiaphy, meteorology, zoology,
geology and botany, and we will pass you
te the junior. Fer the junior tukoadvan tukeadvan tukoadvan
ced zoology, advanced botany, advanced ge
ology and biology, and vv e pass you te sen
ior. Fer senior take cir bryolegy, entomol entemol entomel
gy, advanced morphology and histology,
phancregrams, historical geology and strue strue
ture and development of cryptograms, and
woiuake you u Bacheler e( Arts though
you have never scen logic, or a mental or
moral philosophy or a uiodern history or as
tronomy nev or bave seen these and ethers
equally important in nil your lilu ; though
you have never seen a book iu Ficuch, Ger
man, Greek or Latin, or even u book iu gen
eral Kuglish literature, bave in your early
days as ircsliiuaii 1
m.'MAND.s a full ceunsi: foil "A, 11."
The Jehns Hepkins wing commits no such
lelly as this. 1 1 agrees with Hie conservative
Christian college in demanding ler A. 11. a
full course, iu ene olleuse against bound
learning Is lis putting two young men en the
bame looting ter a degree, one of whom
enters bophemoru with three yours of Greek
and three years of Latin anil who pursues
tbche languages and also French and German
for two years lurthcr; the oilier of whom
enters sophemoro without a partiele el Greek
or Latin, and with but one year of French
and German, and who learns no Greek or
Latin iu his three years lemaiulug of under
graduate) Instruction. Jehns Hepkins puts a
premium en its cellege course upon neglect
of the ancient languages, ler It gives A. Jl. te
the student who neglects them in at least ene
year shorter tlme than te the student who
studies thein.
Let us repel the Harvard w ing of assailants
by the fellow lug arguments against inviting
sophomores te become specialists, and yet
obtain A. 11.: It is injustice te a boy of
soventocn and the Harvard sophemoro is
but seventeen. It encourages lilm te a pro pre pro
matuie marriage or liiinsell tosenio "oiegy "
or "ism," aud New Ktiglaiut youth are
proue enough te lulstakeu marriages, requir
ing lieipient divorces, without Harvard en
couraging them. Hew can the youth of
seventeen until he has looked evor the wliole
Held of learning decide as te his turn of
mind, whether it is poetic or philosophic, or
a mind lur iuventiin or for acquisition for
leading or for following for the study of the
world of things or of the world or men.
In regard te tlie -voluntary. principle in
cellege disclpline let me say that the best
discipline for every youth in cellege is the
discipline or a home under the atlectlenate
care of a futhcr and mether, or et theso who
will stand in the places of lather and mother.
A llrm conviction, that has had much te de
in leading me te consent te denote energy te
building up cellege work in cities, is that
the best cellege is the cellege that can be
reached every morning Tretn home and can
send its student every evening te his home.
The host cellege discipline is where the col cel cel
leeo sliares responsibility ler tlie student's
moral training with the student's pastor and
the student's home.
Wlint it I'll
that the ottiHrle hcnutirul Bill should huvn
Mich l"i I teeth. Anil all becuune xhe did net iifce
HO.ODONT. It icwtnse little te buy It consul
erliiir the (jiswllt dues, mid Its henellts stietth
out Inte her futuie life. Peer jjlrl.
JlMndcedAw
Curde Matigliler of Iniiutrnt.
Ancient massacres of dcfencc-leta young could
baldly pass the careless eucrllke of Innocent
jniithnew. Needles tipjtleet elten develops a
slight cold Inte mullgnsut diphtheria or ttcutlut
fuv er, and the youthful sulfurur Is Irwt, w hem u
prompt und thoughtful uke of Dcrrv's I'caE
Malt Wiuskcv would surely liavu nived and ru
Ktnred a happy life. This Is the best pwalble
remedy te iitccesHfuIly miet diseases that work
no quickly, uuuu supply sueum ainajsuuKepi
at hand ler ready use.
ItlBht l'Mrt."
"I u HKlit peart till therheumatlz set In,"
said a sulfi'ilnK man who lived near the swamp,
fact Is. wheruver you llvu vnucau't lie'TlKlit
pearf'ls veuureu victim or this Iroublcseiuo
iltseuse. Captain C. VV. Iletsi-iiplller, Pprlnit
Hi Id, ., ss, "I teund Kreul relict from In
fluiiiiuaterv rheumatism by usliut llruwu'a Iren
lllttem " Thousands of ether iepIe have found
similar relli-r.
They nre clean, sweet aud thorough in action,
cure pain, strciiKthen weak parts ami net In
st.uitly. Cull fera JIep J'tastcr nni Et II. Kc.
all dealers. (G
TTOP PLA8TKUS.
Hep Plasters Cnr Qmdtal. Why ?
ItecnuMi composed of medicinal qualities that
are knnnn te posses ai-cat power In relieving
pain, cm lug dlsease und wonderful BtreiiKthcn.
line weau- und worn out psrts. Krcsh Heps. Hur
irundy Pitch und lluiiui combined lu u lresh,
clean and nwci'1 porous plaster, Always ready
te apply te sudden p.dn.uches, strains, cramps,
stitches, crick, swollen Joints or muscles, orsere.
ncs In any part. We, ft ler $I.eu everywhere.
(b) IlOI'l'LASTKIlCOJir.v.M.lioileii.Juus.
F
INK TA1LOHINO.
HOP 1'IiASTKKS.
MAKV HACKS ACHhS!
Hosts of people of all ugeMSiiffur with pain In
the small of the back, commonly called back
ache." (ieter jourdriiKKlstuHer Plaster und
apply It directly ever scut of trouble. The sooth seeth
ing and ptiln-kllling properties or Heps com
bined with lliirKiindy Pitch and Kxtracts muke
this plaster vustly better than ethers for driv
ing out ealn una strengthening the parts. A
ng out pain
rlTil will del
frli.l ullT (litil.HlHtr:im till.
"... ....- -"-" .;..,.., ... . C3
iih nvi.r inns, 'co i ir ii.w. nui i-u-f
TKIt COMPANY, Proprietors, Husten, Mass. (tl)
Aiwa Vi
HOI
irudy for
PL
M
ANHOOI) KKHTOKKU.
mmanr ruaa.
victim of eti tlilul imprudence causing I'm-
.ay, Nervous Keiiiiuy, MMimuuncMsi,
c, havlnit tried In vain every known remedy,
has discovered a simple self-cure, which he wfll
send Kit IS IS te his fellow suirerers. Address,
J. U. UEEVK8.
Jlrt-lyoedAlyw 4.1 Chatham HU, New Yerk Cltv
JAKK, HUHI5 AND BPEKDY CUUF-
J itcnena, Vabioecblb and (Special IiisaAsus.
Why be humbUKged by quackB, when you
llurd un Oulilu and llruwr.
Frem the Lltltz Express.
Coletiol J. 1 8. Geblu, or Lebanon, will
probably be one of the speakers, (at the
Fourth or July celebration) and General ilea-
ver may w iwwei, .. . . b1-1' .'- ..-
lerT he would draw n
something original,
Wliv i
blc; crowd aud ray
Victims of n Huax.
The clergyman and the organist of Ti fash fash
ieuablu church at Malvern, Kngland, were
recently the victims of a niostextraoidiuary
hoax. One morning the organist, a young
man, jiessessliig uoine ability aud u geed
opinion of hlmself, received what purported
te be a loiter from Dr. Greve, director of the
lteyal cellege of music, Intimating that In
recognition of his musical abilities the au
thorities of the college had determined te con
for upon lilm the degree of bachelor of music.
AcoemiKinylng the letter was a document do de
scribed a tlie diploma, which It was di
rected should be read lu the church
en the following Sunday. The recipient
DISEASE
HVEVIAZ, NOTICES.
Dip eim end of n Hpmigx III Water und the
whole will mmiii be saturated. Ren dlease In
one part et the body effects ether parts. Yeu
have noticed this )eurscIf. Kidney und liver
tumbles, unless checked, will Induce ceiisllpa
tleu, piles, Ithuumatlsm and gravel. A timely
use of Or heniiedy slav onto Itemed)- will pre
vent Ihuse results. It Is pleasant te the taste
and may be taken freely by chlldi en and delicate
females. It give elasticity, llfe und ch- ks
with loses en them. Je-lOluid
. Ilratli-likn sensations frequently accom
pany Heart DUcnw. A reliable specllle for it lu
allrennsl-s Hit. GIlAVKb' IIKAItT IllHifl.A.
TOlt, thirty j ears proves It. Kne pamphlet of
F. K. Ingalls, Camlirid-e, M iss. 1 1.00 per bottle
uldiugglsl.
3TEJIICAE.
--It. GUAVF.S' HHAKT HHGL'LATOit.
HEART
has Ieiik ballleil the doctors ; thv claim no pei
maneiit relief. If te, why Is It thousands say
Dr. Graves' Heart Hogulnter
hascuied them of Heart I)UeaeluaIl Its feriiM"
One lady sajs for 'S eurs she has suffered no
Incurrence of theattaekH.
Korsa years the HEART REGULATOR b's
been u tried remedy ler Heart 1ium. 'liy H
ir utlllcted, If net, adv Ise your friend w he U,
til per battle, I) for 85, nt IiruRglsU.
Krco immpblet en Heart lllease. Nervous
lies, etc., of r. li 1NUALLS,
upLlO lJttxlAw 'Juinlirldge, Mass.
"J.UKAT HLIXIH OF LIFli
ENDOItSKD BT THE WORLD.
DR. PETZOLD'S
GERMAN BITTERS!
THIS GREAT EUXER OP LIFE
Is a double Distillation of ever twenty dlffeieut
kinds of the best Uennaii Herbs, this belnn the
only true and reliable process by which the en en
tlie Great .Medical Virtues and Curative Proper
ties of the Herbs can be produced. We are con
fident that this Blent German Tonic will be
found the most HEALTH-GIVING ever placed
bereru the public. As a
UKL1A1ILU AND PLEASANT 1NVIGOUANT,
It Is absolutely without a rival, and atfurdii
Ihbtakt ltKLiEr.uud a PkhiteutCciie guaranteed
lu all cases of Dyspepsia, Less of Appetlte,
Nervousness, Weakness, Ciamps, Dysentery
Chulcru Merbus, Nausea, Diarrheea, Asthma,
felck Stomach, llllllousnebs, Acua und Fever und
ethet Malarial Diseases.
llils Ureut Medicine Fer Hale Everywhere.
Ii. PETZOLD & OO., Prep's.,
IlALTIMOltK, Ml).
upr.-SWiSlydiw.
can nnd In ur. rntni tue eniy ueod ueed
i.m PieiHiciAK lu Phlladehihta who nmkea a
siicclalty or the above diseases and cures them T
Cumta euaiiaktkkd. Aevit'H raxa.day anu even
ing, BtninKers can be treated and return hem
the same day. OHlces prtvate. wul0IlTi
Ne. 11 North Ninth stroet, abeve Kace,
P. O. Itex t73. Philadelphia.
laniUydAw
O K.UKiUAItTKHS FOR THIS
INDIAN MKD1CINE.-.:
Ka-ten-ka and Medoc
Indian Oil,
AT
Lecher's Drug Stere
NO. K AST KING ST.. lauicaitPr. 1'a.
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FiNETAILORING.
The Laigest and Choicest Aosertmcnl of
FINE WOOLENS
IN TIIL CITY OK LANCASTKlt.
All the Latest Novelties In
FANCY SUITING.
AC1IOICKL1NEOF
SPRING OVERCOATING.
TUB VEKV IJEST WOUKMAN9III1'.
Prices te suit all nud all goods warranted as
represented at his new store,
Uo.43Ierth Queen St.
(OPl'OJlli: THE PObTOFr ICE.)
H. GERHART.
J
MERCHANT TAILOR I
NO. 13J NORTH QUEEN ST.
(Iluchmlllci's building )
ONEOFUIK FINEST LINES OF
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS,
KOlt THE 81'IHNt, AND 81'MMEll T1IADE,
EVEIl SHOWN IN TIIISCITV
S-Cull and take a leek at the Reeds, and you
will be sine te have join lueuiuie taken fera
suit. June'.' 1yd
pUKenn
it SUTTON.
M
NOTIONS.
OKI-: ni:v i:.MHHeiui:itiKs.
A WORD TO PARENTS.
As the holidays uicmnrut hand, the parents
will weihIhi what Is the hct te et thelrhejs In
the way of Clethlnir Nunetlilni; strong, ut the
same time neat and dressy.
IF YOU WILL CALL AT
BURGER&SUTTON'S
Your mind will be put ut rest, 111 we can sup
ply the verv suit ou want at pi Ices te suit
every one V can niiamntie Workmanship
because they uie Our Ow 11 Make.
WE HAVE THE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
or-
Thin Coats and Vests
IN THE CITY, AT PUKES AWAY DOW N
49-UIV E I'S A t VLL.-60
M
Y HIIS & HATH VON.
THE GREATEST VALUE
-at Tin:
-lyHAK AND NEItVOUS
MEN
Who suffer from Nervous nmUl'hyslcuI Debil
ity, Imnetence, Exhausted Vitality and Prema
ture Decline, and seek Perfect Itestnrntlen te
Health, Full Manhood and be-cual Viger with
out Stomach Drugging, nan ckbtainlv obtain It
lu the "MAItSTflN IlOLUS." Diseases of the
ProstrateUluud, Kidneys und bladder, errectu
ally cured without Instruments. Endorsed by
thousands who have been cuied. Adopted In
hospitals and by physicians in Kurope aud
Anieilea.
-VAIIOCELE cured without surgery.
Sealed Treatise aud Testimonials free. Addicts
MARSTON REMEDY CO.,
DR. H.TRESKOW,
or
Ne. 10 West 14th Street, New 1 erk.
muyl9 lyoed&w
GUAY'H 8PK0IFIO MKDIOINE.
The Great English ltemedy. An unfailing
euro for Impeteucy aud all Diseases that fellow
Less of Memery, Unlversid Iaissltude, l'aln In
the back. Dimness of Vision, Prenuiture Old
Age, und many ether diseases that lead te In
sanity or Consumption and u Prematura Uruve.
Full particulars In our pamphlet, which we do de do
Blrutesend free by moll te every ene. TblaSpo TblaSpe TblaSpo
clfie medlctue Is Beld by all druggist at 11 per
Fiuckugu, or six packages for $3, 01 will be sent
ree by mall en receipt of the nu 11 ey, by ad
dressing the agent,
II. 11. COCHRAN, DrugglBOle Agent,
New. 137 and 13a North Que;, street, Luncaster,
l'a.
On account et counterfeit.
the Yellow Wranner 1 the enlv uonulne.
THE UUAY UEDlOlNE CO
we have adopted
aiNECO.,
llutfule, ii. Y.
fLYTAMUi.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
CUKES
COLD IN HEAD, OATAUllII.ltOSECOLD.IIAY
FEVEIt, DEAJf.VESS. HEADACHE.
Easy te uee.
N. Y., U. H. A.
Price, 50e. Ely llie.'a., Oawcge
Hay Fever.
ELY'S CItEAM HALM Cleanses the Head,
Allays Inflammation, Heals the Beres, lteateres.
the Senses of Toste and Smell, A qnick and
positive cure. 60 cents at Druggists. 10 cents
by mail, registered, bend for cliculur. Sample
by wall, 10 cuts.
ELY BROTHERS,
mar81-tfd4w DruggUU, Oiwcse, N, Y.
MORE
-AT
ASTEICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEIt, l'A.
Jaist week our bales at our Needlework Coun
ter far exceeded anything we have had since we
aie In business, and we hope te de still better.
WHY?
Our sulcs being v cry large, our stock naturally
get v ery small. Encouraged by this great hue
cess, we bought heavy, und our Bteck new U
linger than ever, und our assortment hotter.
The enormous lun which our establishment
has had of lute, und the prominent display which
we muke of these New Embrnldeiles, assure us
that we will be mero successful than ever, lie
sides, they aie se very cheap. Everybody sees
that atu glance, and when one has seen It, it
becomes
THAT
A SECRET :
ME.VNh EVEI'.YBODY
A1IOUT IT.
IS TOLD
It Is veiy hind for us te 11110U1 pilcesenEm-
bieldciles. We cannot descilbe the patterns,
but we can give you an Idea of w hat w u luvv e.
We start w 1th the small :
Irish Point Embreldety, at 15c., 18c. iiuiltMc.
Medium Width, at 25c.
IVIde, at Jee., 40c. aud 50c. u vard.
Swiss Embroideries, ut Vic., ISe., Sec. andc a
yard, that tire very nice.
Wide, for Uullles, 35e. te 75c.
Foity-llve Inch Skirting, rromtl.WteWJ3ajaril.
Y'oke Embroidery, fiem 75c, te fJ.OOn yaiil.
Hambuig Net, twenty-seveu inches wide, lSe. te
We. ay aid.
OMENTAL AND SPANISH NET.
The next best thing we have te our Kuibiol Kuibiel
derlcs,U LACES I
Our Luce Dcpailiueut N fairly stocked with
all kinds of Lues, t'e-j many styles te men
tion all.
Come itml Roe TI10111.
We have lie v liaiiins iu White audCieain
Oriental Laics, 11N0I11 ilisiue and White Mixed
Trimming In--
Fhu huuaicd Leal Authiue Tidies, at 10c. a
piece.
1NOUII
Millinery Department
We are busy as bees. Everybody knows that,
except theso that stay at home all the time.
OUlt STOCK OK
MILLINERY GOODS
Is positively most completc. More se new than
We are showing some line new Silver and Geld
Sprinkled Wings t thev are very pietty and
very stylish, bilk und Lisle lilev es, luiiB, I'tiru.
A'full stock of Oeld and Silver Trimming
llralds.
r Ine Embroidered Iaire Cups, at 25e. apiece.
W Idle cotton iJice, for large Sun Hals, at 15c.
uyurd.
CALL AT
ASTRICH'S
may
Ne. 13 Eaat King Street.
leastcest:
MONEY IS SCARCE.
YES, WE KNOW IT IS, AND WE HAV
MADE A STOCK 'IO SUIT THE TIMES.
AT THIS TIME EVEllY PUitCHAbl.IS
WANTS TO HlY AT THE VEUY LOWEST
POSSI1ILE FIUUItE.
IN tONSIDEHATION OK IIIESE I ACTS
WE THINK
CENTRE HALL
Is Just tlie Plnce te Deal.
CONSIDEIt THE STYLE OK WOKK IOU
KIND WITH US; CONSIDER THE QUALITY
OK THECiOODS; CONSIDEIt THAT WE AltE
THEMANUKACTI'ltEItS, AND IIKMEMIIEIt
THAT YOU SAVE A l'HOKIT HY ItUlNO
OK US.
Burger & Sutten
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHICRS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
J
LANCASTEIt. l'A
WAl.I. V.ll'EJt.
w
Wire
FOR
indew hehi:kns.
V I.OOD-S1ZED
Window Screen!
FIFTY CENTS AV1ECE.
THE AMOUNT OK OUU
1'UOOK OK OUU GOODS.
IIUSINESS IS
MMS & RATHFON
LEADING CLOTI11KUS,
NO. 13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
ON'T LET 'iOUK EYE SIC1I' THIS.
D
Ills worth money toyeutoseothoBAHGAINh
In Men's, llejsund Chudivn's
CI eth i n g
L GANSUS"& BRO.'S.
ltclhtblu Goods only. Lewest l'liiejulwajs.
FOR :$5.00.
De net let tlie wonderfullownessof the pile
muku you think lightly of the Suits, Men's
Suits und excellent, tee, that we eiler ut this
lli'urc, KOlt S7.60.
ThoieuKhly geed All-wool Cusstmeie Suits,
KOlt 8H.30.
Kine All-Weel Worsted Coikscrew Suits FOlt
HI O.OO.
Finest of All-Weel basket Worsted or EnglUh
Corkscrew Suits.
Heys' Suits at J1.75,r'.3.''.J.O0.l.00,up WVJ.00.
Children's Suits us low as 11.25.
Thin Summer Clothing!
IN GUEAT QUANTITIES.
Indigo lllue Klauncl Suits as 11.7V
boerauckerCeut und Vest at Jt.'iV.
Huslness Pants ut 70c.
AGAIN I AGAIN I
We extend our cordial Invitation te rail und ex-
amine our Elegant stock or Spring und
Summer Clothing at prices te suit
ull pockets.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
THEFA8I1IONAI1LE MK.ItCHANT TAII.OUS
AND CLOTlllEltS,
Neb. 66-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Ulght en the Southwest Cor, of Orange Street,)
LANOASTElt, l'A.
Open until 0 o'clock In the evening, Suturduy
evening until lu o'clock.
4y Net connected with any ether clothing
store In the cltv.
Mude te tit Hie w Indew '1 hi is about 0110
third less lu pike than they ui'ieiii.tiniwn,
We have from four te tlve theiwund patent
Irames in stock erull bIis, lenity te adjust and
tack the wlre en. They nre without deuhtthe
cheapest und hct iu um. I tmNiapn Wires
lieui -JS te . Inchc Plain, S2, Jl, ., as, -11, 34, .11,
Inches wide. !old by the toot or loll ut low
prices.
AMO.NO OL'H STOCK OK
WALL PAPER
Will be found u geed many Odds and Ends,
from 3 te 10, li nnd IS pieces, that we will close
out at about half value. 'Iheie ate some veiy
choice patinas among them.
DADO and PLAIN SHADES, Klxtuies, leids,
Loep-, Ornament.", vie.
LACE CUIITAINS In gleiit vurtuty, Poles, .te.
PIAEES W. FRY,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTEIt. PA.
UOAI
Ba MARTIN,
W'HOI.KSiLB AND I1KTVIL
Dealer ie All KicJs of Lumber and Ceal.
-Yaiid: Ne. AS) North Water nnd Prince
streets above Lemen. I.uucAHtei, nS-lvd
"OAUMOARDNIMIS A JEKKERIES,
COAL DEALERS.
OrricxB : Ne. 123 North Queen street, and Ne.
504 North Prince street.
Yards: North Prince street, neai Iteadlng
DepeL
LANCASTEIt, l'A.
uugl&-tfa
rieAi
M. V. B. COHO,
3J0 NOKTH WATEU STKEET, Lancaster, l'a.,
WIIOLKSALU AMD KKTAIL DBALKa IM
LUMBER AND GOAL.
CONNBOTION WITH TUB TKLBl'UONIO EZCIIANQB.
Yard amd Orneic: Ne. 3au NOUTH WATEU
STllEET. feb28-lvd
UOUSEVUllNlblllXU OOOVS.
T
UE
QTORAGE
O AMD-
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL MAYEU,
aed-lya is Weft Chestnut treet.
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO 1JUY AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Geal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-13 AT-
P.
0
ll'
Ne. 24 Seuth queen Street,
tebJ7.1vd LANCASTER l'A.
A nsei.im: PURITY IN kvi:rypar-
UX. tleuhirli giiimiuteid by u-lug MILI.hlt'S
IIOUAX SOAP,
iuui7-luid
TyTAUElRA ANUKUERRY WINES
-AT-
Eeigart's Old Wine Stere.
II, E. SLAYMAKElt, Aebmt,
Z)a
Eatftblllbed 17bi.
!9 East Kiku Stkket.
febntld
V
1'
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