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the president needs te Ixstew upon
seWtien of min for ofllce. He 1ms
tainted that lie cannot trust recemmenda-
itps Implicitly, nor rely upon the Judg
ment of ethers. And It la said that he has
undertaken a laborious personal examina
tien prier te Bignirg his commissions.
Verr Lame Justice.
Tlie outcome of the Fester-McNeil elec
tion ceutest In Allegheny county has at
length been reached In the ouster from
senatorial place of Hugh McNeil, llepnb-
lican, and the seating of Morrison Pester,
Democrat. This election took place In
November 1882. The published returns
showed the following result : MeNcll,
Hep., VM1 Testcr, J)ein., a,7.V ', Sulll-
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; y.iMf thiltate and country. Correiendenlt art re
i'!rJWtlilel te write legibly anil en one tide of the
Kf.'JSQ'l"' only and te tign tkclr mimes, net for
WJtr.W publication, but in jiroe of geed faith. All
tAe'y,.tfinonymeu Mtcrt Kill be centlgned te the watte
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investigating
be its duty te
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report of tin te gentlemen
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3mm Jt Is gratifying te see an
vw lf commission which feels it te
&?& investigate. Such an illusln
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forded
're'sli wlioweniieijucstedbyCemmissIouerof tn
';i(if8I , dlan Affairs Atkins te investigate the con cen
f&Ff' dltlen of Lincoln Institute, Philadelphia.
5'fc'ii, This charitv. iu order te secure a share of
ariiW-fc. -.
the government appropriation for Indian
education, lakes n niimlier of Indian chlld
j ren and tries te combine their instruction
' and training with that of the boys, sur
rendered by their parents or guardians,
whose training was the primary object of
the school.
The committee consisted of Daniel M.
Tex, C. Stuart Patterson and "W. F.
llarrity, and as might have been exiected
from the character of the commission and
' the qualifications of its members, they en
gaged upon their weik with universal dili
gence and prosecuted it with signal
thoroughness.
y Their report, which has just been made
54. public, shows a deficiency in nearly every
departiuent'ef the institution. It is lack
ing in building accommodations, in sani
tary advantages, in iiKltistii.il and moral
training,in dormitory facilities ami in play
room and recreation grounds. It lias ceme
te this condition, tee, despite the fact that
very worthy and estimable people are re
sponsible for its management.
The repeit of the investigating com
mittee is notable net only for the direct
ness with which these deficiencies are
pointed out, but because it illustrates
by this average example the condi
tion of a great jnatiy se-called
" mixed charities" in this state, which de
pend jjaitly upon private lwiiefactiens and
mere or les3iiien state or government aid
Ufmake up their shortcomings. Most of
them have been founded in some generous
Individual or local impulse which projects
them upon a phmthat cajjtttfL deTiistalned.
van, ma. ep., u,200 ; siupman, iauer,
305 ; and Singer, Prohibition, 00. Appar
ently McNeil pulled through by the plural
ity of 31 votes. Hut the margin wan se
narrow between himself and Fester, and
the charges of fraud were made se prompt
ly by the latter that every dictate of com
mon honesty called for a prompt investiga
tien and decision of the case. Yet what
has been the course pursued ' The elec
tion took place in November 1B&J ; the
decision cemc3 in July, 188-. All the
weary processes of the law's delay have
been geno through with, until ttie original
merits of Senater Fester's case were for
gotten pet haps by his constituents.
In the meantime a liinn who had net
been elected sat in the Senate at Harris
burg as the representative of the people e
the Forty-second senatorial district. He
exercised his supposed prerogatives iu the
legislature of 1883 and again In that of
1885, which recently eaine te a close.
When no legislative service remains ex
cept that which might occur in an extra
session, an extreme improbability, Sena Sena
eor Fester is 11 wanted his seat.
This is a case of crying injustice, and
theso who were responsible for the law's
delay therein have much te answer for.
The state is made te pay two senatorial
salaries instead of one ; a great wrong has
been done te the real victor at the pell3 ;
and a mighty injustice has been put upon
the people of the district in stifling the
voice te which they gave expression en the
day of the election.
KuiTens Intklmehnckii Through the
columns of your paper, which bes always
been n trlbune of popular rlgbta, and a
defender or the privileges of the peeple,
against the dangerous encroachments of cor
porate power I nook te bring te ptiblle
notice mi attempt te solze publle property
ler prlvate purposes. I want te ee If tliere
la net enough publle spirit Ien Iu this
community te prevent the wrong trew being
consummated.
Public advertisement Is made that the
effort of mero than three years age te selw
ler turnpike uwk the "Old Itead," from the
terminus of the IlrldKOimrt nud Jlorseshoo
turnpike, iu Kast hampcter township, this
county, te the township line been Hast
Ijiuupeternnil Lcnceek township, near thu
vallnge of Dlnl-lii-llaiid, Is about toboro teboro tobero
nowed. An application te the uovernor of Penn
sylvania for a uhaiterle unable ceruiln cor cer cor
eorators te npproprlate this valuable rtibllu
properly loiiieirown privale use ami preni
wilt be ni.ide te Governer 1'itttlneu en the
23ddayerJtuy.
It U earnestly te be heped the governor
will Kraut ueHticli charter.
When un attempt wui made te pouitre such
n grant In 1HS! from the governor, the oxpo expo oxpe
Mirool the Kclieme, through the columns of
the tNTHi.i.innNUi:!), and the bringing te
the notlce tr tlev. Hey t of what was Involved
in granting the application, led te the ulun ulun ulun
doutnent of it, In the lace of an nrouel ad-
vorse publle twntiiiienL The ImtisiiI.icikn
ckii then ttald, Jan. Z lbS2:
"It is Ter the lare number of clll.ens of
Tjinnister ceuntv who are went te travel
ever the highway thus preMed b-)boex-cu-pled
iu 'part or the whele' te connlder
whether tills pnviluge shall be Kranlcd te n
corporation wltiieut the oxerclao of overy
ossible ellert te prevent IU Probably no
thoroughfare in Lancaster county is better
known or mere used than the 'Old llead,' and
moHtet all just the portion which Is pro
posed te he occupied and crossed with toll tell
gates by the incipient 'read company' giv
ing the aheu notice. It is u vuuorable
highway, bread, lovel and generally in ex
cellent condition. It runs almost In a straight
line, leading trein a eliit near this city down
PKK80NA1
Ex-OovRnNen K T, Notes, of Ohie, has
sent a telegram te President Cleveland de
clining the nppolutment of government di
rector of the Union Paulfle railroad.
TilEODenn a Wilsen, of Clarien, has
been nominated inr Judge by the Hopubll Hepubll
cans of the Eighteenth judicial district, com-
posee or uianen and jouersen ceuuiks.
Auuiinisnei'IlKiHS. of MllwaukiMt. nud
ether Cat helle dignitaries met at itlsliep
Hyan's house in llutl'ale en Tiietwtay for the
fiurpem of preparing n uniform oeurso of
heoteglcal studies in Cutholle lnstltu lnstltu
Hen a.
PnKSiDKT Ci.kvklanii has tendered the
Iiiberiau mission te Hev. Dr. U. AV. Ilryaut,
rastore! the African Methodist Klrfrcenal
church, of Nashville, Tenn. A dispatch
from Nashvllle nays that Mr. llryant lias net
made up his mind jet te accept.
Miss Ui,EVKi,ANi'H book wns announced
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When it declines or has been exhausted,the
Btate is called te the relief, though the pri
vate control and management continues ;
and there ensue a divided support and re
sponsibility iu which the state is generally
the loser.
Fer sweet charity's sake," and for the
eiiiVealth's best inteiests, we have
ng been of. opinion that tins mixed
v system is a bad one; and that all institu-
VSitliatseek state aid should bring them
selves under state control. Some of the
training schools and reformatories are try
ing te de with the young Indians what was
undertaken at the beginning of the
soldiers' orphans dcIioeI system iu
this state, combining charity schools
with these for the wards of the
state, for the purpose of making
the government appropriation pay mero
thau a fair share of the expenses. It did
net work well in practice, because it was
wrong in theory. Se is our mixed system
of public charities. Seme of these can be
and ought te be run exclusively en private
benefactions; of some the state should
take entiie held, support and administer;
ethers might be profitably remanded te the
care of the counties, and some ought te be
entirely extinguished. But iu all and any
event the management should be solely
where the support conies from, and there
should be no divided resiwnsibility.
The Withdrawal ofNejes.
Governer lleadlv recommended cx-Uev.
Neyvs te the president for appointment as
ene of the government directors of the
Union raciflc read, for which position 0110
Republican was wanted. Noyes was ap
pointed, and great was the neise thereat,
for It was at ence remembered that he was
one of the " visiting statesmen " who de
frauded Tilden of thu election te the
presidency, which is new universally con
ceded te have been his. That was net a
pleasant situation for a Democratic admin
istration te lie iu. It was honoring a
I"VJ? U,UU """ ""' Ul "'" l"V.V,..l... W. UL
X;4y- meu which me uemocrawe puny, 11 net me
,.viii', rest of mankind, consigned te damnation
$& , deep. Xeyes had been rewarded for his
.' a' 1 service hi seeming the Beating of the lie-
t "M 'publican candidate net elected, in the stead
'v a, vi me eiecicu uemocruiie cauuiuaw, ey
fi't? the mission te France; and new that he
$ 4Bneuu te aKail1 rewaulcd by an ndminls-
) .vsimuonei inopauyne nan ueuueraieiy
'workedte defnuul, was simply horrible.
.yOf course it was net intentional. It was
,fWkby inadvertance that the selection was
Mwe, jusi as a number 01 eiuer uustaKen
appointments liave been made. The
:prBJdent and Ids secretary accepted Nbyes
pen' the lecoiiimendatlen of Govenier
JIeadly. Hut the notable feature of the
i'eade is that no one seems te have rcmem
bred the part that Xeyes had taken In the'
T fraitd agahiBt the Democratic tiaitvnnd
)KjPr? TiUen 1'he linJlanl'j for.r.ltfnli,.,eo .ed
pift ,V... -- l-.v.i.iivilV .'.J9'-IV-PJ DIU
Het very slrange, perhaps, but Gov.
Headly's was renuirkable. It is net te be
presumed that he thought of the record of
Jfeyesin this particular when he lecem-
BMHided him te tlie confidence of a Deme.
itfi' -. Vlaaf.ln uilminisiintlmi ? lint. (Iiat lu .11.1
Nl.l J.T .--.-- . ....w.. , ,..- ..-.. ,.w ..u
? ' " twit', shows hew circlcsB the ivceinmcuders
F$ "' a, jjnen are In reganllngUheir antecedents,
. ia?, WWD muuwiiiB uieni.
t IjIav ffrtflfllv line iIaiia llm f.nu. ilif,iv wfa
w. V..uJ .tail UViiO tllU UVdVUIHIj, fUd-
ui admitting his error and asking
Te resign, which he has readily
:efully done; and the Incident
particular importance, new save
;khig the care which ttUe
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A Werd te Historian McMastcr.
The new American hlsteiian, AlcJIastcr,
who Is making a highly creditable venture
iu the v.oikef writing the history of our
leeple, iijieii n different plan fivm any that
lias been hitherto pin-sued, is very justly
criticised for the disposition lie manifests te
belittle if net blackguard Jeffersen, Menreo
and Madisen.
The author's intense sympathies with
Hamilton are undisguised and may be
pardoned ; but they de net justify and they
are net hi any sense exalted by his scurri
lous treatment of Hamilton's great oppe
nent and his most distinguished associates
of like political faith.
It is line that our llevolutienary fathers
weie net alxive the weaknesses and seme of
the wiles of common human nature; but
there is no demand from truth or history
for their inllnnities te be exaggerated and
their merits te be depreciated. ,.-
A wart or seme ether htciuish en a utffu's
face may be much mere conspicuous than
his nose, but it is by no iiieatuutrcKscntial a
feature ehi3 phjsiTgaeiiiy. The photog phetog photeg
japhp.r wTll tell jeu that there are certain
lights in which if the iMirtnut is made it
will present such blemishes in a grossly
distorted and altogether unfair and unnat
ural view.
N'e two characters in later American
history were the subjects of greater popu
lar adulation than Lincoln and Garfield.
But any attempt te tell the whele tiuth
about them would be a public nuisance.
Our City Itace Courses.
It would be very well indeed that the
police should be refreshed in their knowl
edge of the ordinance relating te fast dri
ving in the city ; of which we judge they
are wholly Ignorant, because they make
no effort te enforce it. It is an iniertunt
and wholesome ordinance, which prevails
in every municipality, and which is neces
sary te protect the quiet traveler upon the
streets against the violence of ethers who
think only of the gratification it affords
them te exhibit the fast pace of
their horse:?. City avenues are net well
adapted for race courses, and every city
forbids such use of them. Iu ail well
ordered places the prohibition is made ef
fective, and it should be se here. We sug
gest tlmt the mayor of the city shall at
once refresh the memeiies of the police
force as te the existence of the ordinance
forbidding fast driving, and should at the
same time take occasion te fasten uien
them the recollection of it by advising
them that they will be held responsible for
its observance en their beats ; and the
beats should be short upon the habitual
race grounds of the city, and particularly
well supplied with policemen at racing
hours.
Wheevkii is neminated at llarrlsburg
by Uie Ilepubllcans " Its of no eouseuuonco."
Tin: pessimists who are looking 'with
gloomy eyes at the future because of the
present business stagnation should ponder
seme of the plain facts that militate against
the present possibility of any pormaneut
check te the onward ami upward commer
cial tondeney in the United HUUes. AVe are
a population of 65,000, (KM), ene third of whom
are bread winners and atieut 8,000,000 en
gaged in agricultural pursuits. The coun
try embrace? an area of 2,170,000 square
inlles. Or this mero than 530,000,000
acres are under cultivation, divided Inte
mere than -1,000,000 farms. These roprcseut
au assessed value of mero than f 10,000,000,000
or ever II ve times the whele debt of the
United States. In a single year these farms
produeed an avorage of nearly 2,000,000,000
bushels of corn and ever 15y)000,000 bushels
of wheat. liesldes there are 251,000 nianu.
factoring establishments, representing a
capital of f3,oeo,000,000. These employ
nearly 3,000,000 hands and iuiy iu wages
every year $1,000,000,000. Frem mines last
year $21,000,000 worth or geld was dug, and
H1,000,000 or sllver j 71,000,000 tens or coal
were also dug. There are 88,000 miles et
railroad In the Uultud Slates, or enough te
reach three Mines and a-half round the world.
Upen theso are employed 500,000 men, who
recolve $190,000,0000 ier annum. With such
a host of werkers and iu unci) a country it
will be impossible te luix.ile the wave that
must steadily carry the United States en te
the commercial supremacy of the world.
into ene or the most populous sections of the
county. Ills a wcli-gradcd, plcaxant sum
mer drive, and at nearly all seasons Is much
resorted te by persons living along II, for
miles en either slde, who llnd ft a better read
in most of the year than cither the Lancaster
or the New Helland turnpikes, and free from
the exactions of the toll-galhcrer. People
wilt drle miles out of their direct way te en en
Jey its advantages and te exeape the tell-bars
wnicn are inrewn across me euieraveuiien
et travel te and from the T.ast Kud."
" We have gnive doubts as te the power of
any corporation te absorb the rights which
eter a hundred years' use has given te the
cople te trawl a highway, llke the 'old
read.' 'Ve let a new corjieratloii grab this
valuable right of way, this well-fald out,
bread avenue of easy tirade, without paying
for these franchises of great worth, and for
which lioncelerth every traveler is te bu
taxed, is a preposition te resist the enfoico enfeico enfoice
inont of which theso who are concerned
should promptly organize and act."
All tills Is as truu new us it was then.
Nciitimcnt, utility and tepul.ir rights alike
demand that what Is loll of this read be re
served fiee te the eople who have owned it
and tratelcd ever It for ever ene hundred
and flfty years.
"This 'King's highway' was the first of
Iho important publle re.ids laid out In this
comity. Hlnce 173011 Ins been the people's
read, and for sixty years it nuhituluvd its'
supremacy as " the griytrUlT? of the coun
ty, being the sliprte'st f.ty bctween laiicas laiicas
terand PltHaitulpliLu Astliolec.il historian
says y"
- The martial tread Of the soldier en his
weary march I win Philadelphia toltaystewn
and Feri Augusta, te swell the armies of
(Jens. Ferbes and lloumiet. te man the forts
along the frontier, echoed through the forests
which bordered this highway ;nud when the
English king sent his mlnieas te our shores
and threatened te Invade and dosell the soil
of Pennsylvania, the militia and the soldiers
of thoregular line froiiijhlsjceunty, and de
tachments elemdry, hastened ever tills read
te Like part in the province at the threshold
of her eastern Iwundary."
The Pennsylvania constitution of 1S7.1,
which wns intended te confirm for the pco pce pco
ple a few rights saved from the greedy and
uurelaxing grasp ofcerjiorato power, says :
"Every nun for an injury doue him iu his
lands shall have remedy by due
courseof law."
The property owners abutting en the "Old
Itead" own the fce te the ground which it
occupies; subject only te the right of the
public te pass ever it, free. When that right
is passed ever te a tell-gathering corporation,
the owners of ttie laud haveau "injury" dene
them In their lands for which they have no
reniedy "by due course of law." Hut the
chief wrong is te the great public, tite
tens of thousands ei citizens, who or
whose ancestors have been going up
and down this highway for a century
and a half, without bar or hindrance,
and te the stale that laid it out, for all the
people of the commonwealth te have free
travel te our seat of Justice.
If it be true, as will doubtless be said, that
for a portion of the year the read, being a
dirt read, is iu bad condition, let the super
visors of the rich townships through which
it passes be compelled te koep It in geed
condition.
Should this charter be granted it is en
tirely sare te prod let, from ether experiences,'
that net one-hall or the bed' or the " Old
Itead " will Im) macadamized. Most of It will
be left as It is new, a dirt read, inore pleasaut
todrlve ever two-thirds of the year than
niuo-tcnthsef the turnpikes in the county.
It is of the legal width, I bolievo, or CO toot
run a fence down Iho middle of it, put a
gated, macadamized tell read en ene slde and
leave the ether slde as It is, throe-fourlhs of
the travel will be ever the " King's high
way." Spare the " Old Kead." Citizkn.
In England cm Tuesday, and the branch of
the publishers' house In Londen was unable
te meet the deiuand for the book. Book
sellers In various parts of the United States
have been asked te wait for their supply. He
great has been the rush that the publishers
have net yet supplied the author herself with
copies. .
ThkMiti.tan op Tuiutnr has presented
Oen. Lew Wallace, ex-Unlled Stales uiinin-
Isler, wuu n eigarotte case or solid geiu, me
ceer blazing with diamonds. In tee centre
apoarslhe Kalian's monogram, feiincd of
small inamenusanu surroumieuwiiu acircie
of sixteen large olies. Eight ether large
stones are set amidst the arahosque border in
small diamonds that edges the cover. Willi
tills the sultan sent the Order of the Modjid Medjid
jeli, acceniny his gifts with many kindly
messages of geed wishes and farowelL.
Guant says in the prcfaee te his boek:
" Although freouentlv urccd by friends te
write my memoirs I had dotermlned never
te de se, nor te wrlte anything for publi
catien. At the age of nearly sixty-two I ro re ro
cclved an lnury from a fall, which confined
me clecly te the liouse wliile It did net ap
parently aliect my goneral health. This
made sillily n pleasant paslline. Shortly after
the rascality of a business tiartncr developed
Itself by the announcement of a failure. This
was followed seen after by unlversal securi
ties, which seemed te threaten the extinction
efngiKxl ivirt of the lncome still retained,
and for which I am indebted te fhe kindly
act of friends. At this Juncture the editor el
The Century Mwjnzine asked me te write a
few articles for him. 1 eonsented for the
money Itgavome; ferat that moment I was
living upon borrowed nioiiey. The work I
found congenial, and I determined te con
tinue It. The ovenl is an lniiertatit ene
for tre, for geed or evil ; I hepe for. the
former."
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-vre nouiiTAneuT it.
LI The st rengest and best porous plaster ever
1IIO HOP l'LASTKU is Illj
known. The 1 1 or 1'lastku ishlulilv medicated
ter tlie Instant cure of pains and aches and the
strengthening of weak parts, 1'icnared from
fresh fneredlcnls, nurgiindy l'ltch, Canada 1UU
sain and I In) entire medicinal iiualltli'S of Heps.
en are troubled with local or ilceii scattil
cues, iiucKiicn
si, or soreness
i plasters and
iiu piiii.n. iii.. w ... vi
1'liASTKIt COM PAN V, lloalen, Mass.
If vei
pain, suvere uifiiches, lluckuclie, Ilhcmnatlsui,
biik'Iii-s, ero i; lies i,
atit'ly one of these j
effect. All urnir slerrs
Htlfclics. Sere fhesr. or snreniHS of anrnattire.
iiuisiers arm noie in iimnie
VLUTIllStl.
TTKADllUAUTKltS FOK
SUMMER
Merine Shirts and Drawers,
Qaur.e Undersbirts and Drawers,
Choice Neckties,
E. & W. Cellars and Cuffs,
C. it O. Cellars and Cuffs,
Crown Cellars and Cuffs
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
BHlllTS ANI SOCIKTV PAItAI'HKKNAI.IA
MAUK TO OIlDKlt.
At Erisman's,
NO. 17 WEST KINO STHKKT.
HKItlVAU
KllCIIANT TAII.Olt.
Uc., 5 for il.ee.
nor
III)
ACJKKAT SUCUJWH.
Yeu will sny se. What Is the use ofsunvr efsunvr
Ingwlth llnck.iclie. Sciatica, Ulieiimallsm.Hlde
iiclie, Htllclics, Crick, Kidney Troubles, Sere
Chest, or soreness In any part, when aller I'ts
tkiiwIU gUnlustantreller; Aiiplvonedlrcclly
ever sent of pain and nole Its seething, stimula
ting and strengthening eircct. Vlitucs of Heps,
Canada llatsaui and llurgundy 1'llrU combined.
Hosts of people use and H'cnminend them. Sold
evervulicie, S5c 5 for 1 U. Slatted rerprlce.
HOI' ri.ASTKUCOMI'ANY.JkMteii, Mass. 1J.
B
uneKit a; surreN.
An Olil-Tline Krlioel-Master.
Idirard Kggtusten, In hi. Nicholas.
A hundred and fifty years age, among the
German settlers of Pennsylvania, there was a
rumarkable old school-master, whose liame
was Christopher Deck. 1'er three days he
taught school at a llttle place called Hklppack,
and then for the next three days he taught
at Nat lord.
" Whenever cne of Ills younger Fchelars
succeeded in learning his A 11 C, the geed
Christopher Meck required the father of ills
pupil te glve his seu a tienny, and also iLkcd
Ills niother te cook two cirgs for him as u
treat in liener of his dlligcnce. Te jsnir
children iu a new country thute were line
rewalds. At various ether jieints lit his
progress, an Iniliistrleusclilld In ene of Deck's
schools received n jienny from bis father and
two eggs cooked by his mother. All tills
time he was net counted u member of Iho
school, but only as en probation. Tlie day
en which a tmy or girl began te read was tlie
great day. If tlie pupil had been d'llgeiit in
spelling, the master, en tlie morning after
the lirst reading day, would give a ticket
carefully written or illuminated witli his own
hand. This read flnduitrieus ene penny."
"filils "Mwcd that the scholar was new really
received into the school.
There were no clocks or watches ; Iho chil
dren cauie te school one after another, taking
their places near Iho master, who sat writ
ing. They spent their time reading out el
tlie Testament until all were there Hut
overy ene w he succeeded in raiding his verse
without mistake stepped reading, and rame
and sat at the writiug-table te write. 'J he
peer fellow wiie remained last en the bench
was called a Ia7.y scholar.
Tlie funniest or Deck's rewards was that
which he gave te theso who made no mis mis
take In their lessen. Ile marked a large O
with chalk en tlie hand of the porlect scholar.
'Fancy whatra-timft the boys and girls must
have had trying te go home without rub
bing out this O!
Tilt? SKV AND TIIK hTAK.
Ill my arms jeu rest se quietly,
On my hcait se happy you me;
I nm your darling heaven,
And you my lnuutirul star.
The race of marketing niertalu
Is wrangling far below
Scolding, and bagging and cheating.
And every ene' right, as we knew.
Their caps and bells they Jingle,
And 011:11 rcl without cause,
And with their heavy bludgeons
They maul each ether's Jawa.
Hut we are se unlet, my darling,
Away above them se tar;
Yeu hlde In your happy heaven
Your head, my beautiful star !
TrimtUiltd from Jfelne.
Neme I'ltmeus Old Maids.
Frem tlie North llrltlsh Advertiser.
Elizabeth of ICuglend was ene el the most
illustrious of medern sove'relgns. Her rule
evor Clrcat Ilritain certainly comprised tlie
most brilliant literary age of the English
speaking people. Iler political acumen was
certainly put te as severe tests as that of any
ethor ruler the world evor saw. Maria
Kdgowertli wesiiu old maid. It was this
woman's writings that llrst suggested tlie
thought or writing similarly te SlrWolter
KcetU Her brain might well be called the
niother of the Wiuorley novels. Jane
Perter lived nud died nn old maid.
Tlie children of her busy brain
were "Thaddeus of Warsaw" and "The
Scottish Chiefs," which have moved the
hearts of millions with oxcilemciit and tears.
J (Mima llaillie, txict and pia3'-wrlter, was
" ene of cm." I'lorenco Nightingale, most
fracieus lady, horelno of Inkerinann and
lalaklava hospitals, has te tlie present writ writ
ten " Miss " before hornaiue. The man who
should marry her might well take the name
el Nightiugile. Kister Dern, Die brave spirit
of Kngllsh pest-iiouses, wliose story is as a
helpful evangel, was the bride or the weild's
sorreW only. And thou what worlds could
the writer and reader add of theso whom the
great world may uet knew but we knew,
and the llttle wei id or tlie vlllage, the church,
the family knew and prize beyond all
worlds T
IIew big a failure tlie ukase was that the
11 ChluebO must go" is seen by the (statement
that from July 0, l&SI, when the act restrict
ing Chlnose Immigration was passed, te July
0, J835, there were 8, 100 Chinese landed at Ban
Francisce. Krem August 1, 1SK! te Julj 6,
1881, the number wus 0,700, or I.-I0O less limn
whlle the restriction uct was iu tllect and
covering nearly two years niore than the
first statistics. All or which proves that
"for ways that aredaikand tricks that ure
vain the heathen Chinee is peculiar."
iPufast driver ran ever ene of our oily
polieemeu, he might ejh'u his eyes te tLe
weniilty of the ollenso.
A Chunk el MutrimeuUI WUduin.
from the Philadelphia American,
It Is uet pcopie who mairy very young
who disagree the meat and are most ready te
seek a legal separation. It is theso who have
become "set In their ways" before they marry,
and are tee old te adapt theinsolves te each
otiier. And these tlie new law does uet touch
utall.
Warning I lie Party About 'J nay.
front the Philadelphia Press.
The highest principle and the wisest policy
de uet point te the nomination of Colonel
Quay, and we must repeat our firm convic
tion that hissoleution will be u grave mistake.
XVUr lie Could Nut Oct Away.
Frem the Bosten Beacon.
Cjjuest at the reception "This ts a dreadful
Miuiga"
iter"! aeree with you. but mv wife
U let me go. I aw the host" u ,
Will tlm locomotive Knglneer Milke.
Nothing further has been developed concern
Ingtheslrlke et the locomotive engineer en
the Western lines. Insiders are unwilling te
talk en tlie subject, but freely express their be
lief In Hurry's Pdhe Malt Whisks y as a remedy
for pneumonia, diphtheria, malaria, wasting
and nervous diseases end Insomnia, It Is sold
by all leading druggist and grocers and Is war
ranted free from all adulterations.
rrillK MAItKKT IN KI.OODKI)
With old fashioned show ncttng piasters of
doubtful composition. Mere we present you the
cemplctn virtu en or Fresh Heps, llurgundy
Pitch and Canada Ilalsaiu as the Ingredients of
the Hec Plasteu, Pine, hwci'l. Flesh, and ncer
fullliiir ffirull tmtiis.uphPKHiid soreness, local or
deep-BCated. Absolutely tint Im-sI and strongest
porous planter ever known. Thousands say se,
why net you T Only 25c., or 3 for ll.iw every
whew. Sent by mall for price. HOP PLABThU
COMPANY, Uosten, Mass. (l')
"VrEUVOUSNI-SH,
SLEEPLESSNESS
ANIJ-
All Ferms of Heart Disease,
yield by the use of DR. GRAVES' HEART REG
ULATOR, thousand use it, why net, j en ? one
dirnuat. licdlium will glve perfect refreshing
sleep te any nervous or wakeful person. It
stimulates tlie Stomach, regulate the bowels,
l V tone le the system, repair w asted energy
ami mcuuu lactenes.
$1 per llotlle, 0 i'er $5, at Druggists.
Send le P. K. IN13AI.I.S. Cambridge, Mass.,
forlree pamphlet en lleait Disease, Nervous
ness, etc. a.T-lyeedAw(3)
JJXCUllHiOSK.
TJKNKYN l'A UK.
Penryn Park,
-ON TIIK
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R. R,
Kxcurslen Cominlttce of Churches, Holiday
Schools and ether select organizations. In mak
ing their summer arrutiL'CiiientM, should net m-g
l..,.t In muirv. iiilnvfru l'nrvn I'ltrlf.
This delightful resort 1 situated le the mldstr
ei me
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And Its grounds covering hundreds of acres at e
f'jisv of iLrfM fiem all nurts of central Pti n-
sylvanla. Per the tree use of cxcuralenUU there
are extensive
CllOQUKTAND LAWN" TKNNI8 OllOUNDS,
bAKCK DANCINO PAVILION, HANI)
hTANO, KITCHK.V, 1IA8KET
AND CJ.OAK KOOMS,
and OUSKUVATOUY
On the Summit of the Mountain.
There Is also a refreshment room In charge of u
competent caterer, w here mealscau be procured
at moderate rate, u pbotegmph gallerj' and
nuiiiereus ethi-rnttractlve fen tines.
Ne llqners allowed en thu grounds.
Kxcursiens from all points en the Philadelphia
A Heading mid Heading A Columbia itallreads
will bu euirled direct te thu Park without change
of cars. ,
Complete Information can be obtained and en
KageiiientM effected with parlies from all points
en the Philadelphia A Heading and Heading A
Columbia Itallreads, upon application te C. G.
Hancock, General Passenger utid Ticket Agent,
Philadelphia A Heading Hiillread, !K7 booth
Peu rth street, Philadelphia. Pa., and with parlies
from Lebanuu by applying te the undersigned,
CAIli; VON feCIIMALKNHKE.
fiupU Cornwall 4 UU Hepo Uiillreutl,
Mid-Summer Bargains
-AT-
BDR6ER& SUTTON'S
We aie telling
Light-weight Suits
ATOIIKATI.Y HKUUCKI)
PI! ICES.
We knew money Is scarce and we wan t te help
our customers out liVKiving thuui a Geed Mult
for little motley, either Hcady-iuade or Made te
Order.
UNDERWEAR
KO.UAI.IiY LOW
M
I. IcCATILET,
MERCHANT TAILOR!
NO. UU NORTH qUEKN ST.
(Iluchmlllei's llulldlug.)
ONE OP TIIK PINKhT LINES OP
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS,
FOK TIIK SI'IIINU ANDSl'MMEHTltADK,
KVKItBllOWN IN THIS CITY.
tfCall and take a leek at the goods, and vim
will be sure leh.ivu your mciisuiu taken for a
suit. Jiiiieti-lyd
M
YKIIS .t HATH VON.
IN OllKAT V
AllIETY AT
PHICES.
Have you seen our ALL-SILK", SATIN-LIN Ll
TI E8, ONLY 23e t
The All-in-One Overalls
Am guaranteed net te rle. They are selling
very fast at Ac.
a-GIVK US A CALL.-S4
i-Our store will close at C .
le r-ept. 7, S.itmdays excepted.
in. fiem July C
Burger & Sutten,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANOASTEU. PA.
XVTIOSH.
A HTKK'Il HHOTlIKItS.
Extraordinary Bargains
-AT-
Lesseii Frem a Mastodon.
The tusks of u mastodon receully found lu
Illinois welched 15 pounds each. What a gigan
tic toothache that animal muit have lieeu capa capa
blcefhavimc! And such neunilgla ! Neuralgia,
or nurve-uclw. generally proceeds from a dis
ordered condition of the liloed. lliewn'slnin
llltturs enriches and purines tbls and drives
neumtgla out. Mr. W. W. Hedman, I'lipta, O.,
says, " llrenn's Iren Ultters periiiancutly cured
i im of neuralgia."
Never out et place ; Hep J'lattcri for sudden
pains, weaknesses and strains. Always 8 ure.
25c. (5)
Hl'KCIAL SUTICJM.
' It Palrly VVerrlfs Me te Think of the mult!
tudu of things advertised te cure dlscam," you
say. Ne wonder, lhif In the mountains of
chair there ure grains of golden wheat. We may
Ond Itdinicultte Induce you te test the merits
of Dr. Kennedy's Faverltu Hcuicdy, but when
you have dene se, our work Is ended. After
wards you and this medicine will be fa.it fi lends.
Kavorite ltemedy would have died out long age
but for It real usufulucss. llut It Is geed, and
does geed.
Very lleinarkable Itecevery.
Mr. Goe. V. Willing, or Manchester, Mich.,
writes: "My wlfe has been utmost helpless ler
flu years, se helpless that she could net turn
ever Iu bed alone. She used two bottles of
Klectrle Ultters, and Is se much Improved, that
she Is ablu new te de her own work."
Eltctile Hitters will de all that is claimed for
thorn. Hundreds of testimonials attest their
great curative powers. Oulylltty cent a bettle
at Cochran's Drugstore, 137 and 1SU North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa. (2)
ITCHING PlLES."-SYMPTOM8 I MOI8TUKEI
Llke perspiration, Intense Itching, werse by
seratcnlng, most at night, seems If plu-wemia
were crawling. " Hwayne'i Ointment "U a pleat,
ant, ture cure, janiJ-MWi Aw
NEVEHG1VEUP.
If von are troubled -villi nei-veus or sick head'
aclie. de net give up your case as Incurable until
"I
i lu
you have tiled Dr. Iajslle s Special Picscrlplleu.
Bu thu testimonials lu unetber column. dJ-lw d
Iluckleu's Arnica Salte.
The Hest Salve In the world for Outs, Uralses,
Hoies, Ulcers, Salt Hbeum, Pever Seres, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Uhllbalus, Hums and all Skill
Eruptions, positively cures piles, or no pay re
quired. It Is guaranteed toglvepcrfuctbUtUfao teglvepcrfuctbUtUfao toglvepcrfuctbUtUfae
Hon, or money refunded. Price S3 cunts per
box.
or sale by Cochran, the Druggist, 137 and VJQ
North Queen stiect, Lancaster, Pa. (I)
M'
ADKJ.KA AND SIIEUHY VINEa
-AT-
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II, K. HLAYMAUKU, AOKMT,
Nn. 'it Ksr Kue Btrkkt.
Iebl7lld
titabltsliedlTsn.
r-lUAMl'AUNU.
BOUCHE
THE r IN EST
"SEC."
WINK NOW
CHAMPAGNE
IM POUTED.
ATUKIQAUTS OLD WINE 8TOUK,
Na a) Kabt Kla Btuit.
SttkMSrtWtVlTHV
;H. K. BliAYMAKKK, Agt.
t mrnvw
mavH-jnul
ebanen Pa.
S'
OJ1MEU OV 18S5.
Cornwall & Lebanon
AND
Oolebreok Valley Railroad.
MT. GRETNA PARK,
In the heart or the Seuth Mountain, en the line
of thu above read, Is offered te Individuals and
associations
Free of Charge.
Theso grounds, covering hundreds of acres,
are easy of access from all parts of Eastern
reiinsyivaiua.
usyl
Th
rustie
M-Theru are MOUNTAIN STUE AMR, spanned
i'itirii.
brldaes
walled up with uatlve sandstene
MOUNTAIN
SHADY
by rustte briugi
WALKS and PHOMENADES,
A LAHfJP. DANCINO PAVILLION,
LAHGE DIN1NO HALL.
KITCHEN, DININO ItOOM,
and TAI1LKH. IIENCIIES and ltUSTIO SKATS,
tcalleitil through the greve for the free use ei
excursionists.
LAWN TENNIS, CltOQUET.llALL GHOUNDS,
HOWLING ALLEY", SHOOTING OAL-
1.EIIY, QUOITS ASO FOOT HALL
Are among the amusements offered.
Ne Intoxicating Drlnka Allowed en
the Premises.
"-Parties desiring II, can precuru meals at
the PAHK HESTAUKANT, which
thu charge of Mil.
caterer or the
will be under
K. M. I10LTZ, the noted
LEBANON VALLEY HOUSE,
who w HI be en the grounds throughout the sea
son, giving It his personal supervision.
-KxciirlMiig from nil points en Pennsylva
nia It. It. will bu carried dtiecl.te the Park with
out change, of etna.
CT-Kxcuisien rates and full Inhumation can
be obtained and engagements effected with
parties from all points en Iho Pennsylvania
U.K. upeu application te GEO. W. 1IOYD, As
sistant UeneiMl Passenger Agent, P. It. It., Ne.
2&1 SeXith Peurlh street, Philadelphia, or te
J. C. JENNINGS,
Supt. C. A L. 4 C. V. It. It., Lebanon, Pa.
mylSmd
KNNA. "OKIAHH KUOM. tLWTKU
Hundred up, at
HAUTMAN'S iEI.LOW IfllONT CIQAU
HTOUE.
s
AINT-KAlMIAEIiWINE.
INFORMATION,
The balnt-ltanhael Wlne has a delicious flaveur
in
unri Is drunk
(iiirnianv. .Ninth and
llrindn, India, and se en
111U.1II, ,limi ,iii.r...... ..m i"-"--J1 -!"
annually Is sufficient jiroef of Ha stability i
staying powers, wblle for tlie real connefss
there Is no wlne that can be considered
the principal cities of HushIh
DOillll .iiirricii. unuil
TIiQiluanuiy exported
aim
sseur
Its
Thu Sain t-HaDhael Wine Cemnanv.ValeDOe.
Department f the Drome (france.)
H. E. SUAYMAKEfl,
v
uperier.
!
W-tM
MO. m Jt ASI XIM STKMT,
ASTRICH'8
Palace of Fashion,
13 BAST KING STREET,
-ON-
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,
"BEMSWICK!"
"1IKU.NMVICK" IS TDK NAME OK THEN
Best White Shirt
SOLIl IN LA NCASTElt TO-DAY.
Made of Hest llrand Wamsulla Muslin, Konr Kenr
Ply Ilosem, and pe-ltlcly the Ikst Heady Made
"hlrt In use, Klim l.ineuiiud Pour-Ply llusem.
Thu "Ilruuswlck" sells Ter
1.25 Laundritd and 1,00 Unlaunilricd.
THE "RUBY"
Iseiirf-icnnd-drada WlilluMilH. Made of New
erk Mills .M ii-l I n, and It bupeilorte me-t Jl.WI
White blilrls put en themaikct. Can bu had for
$1.00 LnniMlrk'd or 7."h'. Uiilaumlrictl.
HOi-OM-KOUH PLY AND PINE LINEN.
SEE OPH STOCK OP
THIN GOODS !
Twe. Shades of Iliew n, two Shades of 111 ue, two
hluulemif Yellow and White, two Shades of lllack
and White
SEERSUCKER, in Checks,
At H.V1 for Ceat and Vest.
SUM.MEH VESTS In Whlle Duck or lllack- and
White Mixed Duck.
WE WILL OPEN
THE
OP
L AUG EST INVOICE
CHOICE STRAW HATS
Ever received at enu time by any house In Lan
caster. The same were bought at n
GREAT SACRIFICE
Prem ene of the large Importing houses In
New Yerk. We will eiler these hats te the pub
lic ut prices that will astonish everybody.
PIPTY DOZEN
Rough and Ready Straw Hats,
In AllColersnndGondbhapesfwoithJoc. te Tic.)
til only TWENTY-PIVE CENTS a piece.
ONE HUNDUED DOZEN
MILAN HATS
In Geed Serviceable shapes (worth from 75c. le
l.Uu) at the Marvelleusly Lew Plgure of
NINETEEN CENTS.
SEVENTY-PIVE DOZEN OP
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HATS,
(Geed v.due at "Se. le $1 00), will be told for
TWENTY-ONE CENT&.
PIPTY DOZEN OP
Large White Seaside Hats,
Sold every where at 2le., for only EIGHTEEN
CENTS uplcce.
FIFTY DOZEN WHITE and 11LACK
Perpupine Seaside Hats
AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
ONE LOT OF
Uengh mill Ready Toke Huts,
AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
WHITE AND ULACK
HOUGH AND READY STRAW HATS,
In all new and dcslmble shapes FOKTY-NINE
CENTS.
Pearl Straw Hat,
AT FOUTY.NINK CENTS.
MM UA-llf -,
LEADING CI.OTHIEHS,
NO. 12 BAST KING STREET,
I.ANCASTEU. PA
INK TAILOHING.
E
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
The Largest and Choicest Assortment el
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTEli.
All the Latest Novelties In
FANCY SUITING.
A CHplCE LIN EOF
SPRING OVERCOATING.
THE VEUY HEST WORKMANSHIP
Prices te suit all and nil goods warranted as
represented at hi new stoic,
10.4310111 Queen St.
(OPPOSITE THE POSTOPP1CE.)
H.GERHART.
millS PAPEB IS PRINTED
WWH
J. K. WRIGHT A CO.'S
INK.
FaiiBOMt Ink Works, 2Cth id IWs. Avcnw
U-lV i'MLLADniiPKU,rA.
QUItritlCESFOK
STT11EE (300BS
LEAD THE JIAI1KET.
ReJuclicn Price List cf Kts's, Beys' anrWCIuUren's
CLOTHING.
THIN COATS at IOC fj
SEEUSUCKElt COATS tiridVEb'rS lt)m 1.2J
l"ii(itterSEEIl9UOKF.ItSatl.75, J
MEN'S IJUSINESS hUlTH at l 50, JfLOO, fd.00,
and 7.eii. .4
M EN'S DKKBS SU I TS at riOO,- 10W, JK.0O and
U.(H. ' T
M EN'S llUSlNESS PANT8 atT.V
MEN'S ALL-WOOL OA6S1MKHK I'ANTSttt
l ), f.1.50 anil .1 00.
hey's suits at t2ce, ri.so,iw,fae, fs.ueup
tot'ieo. j
ClULDUEN'.'i SUITS fremtl.SS upwanlH.
Custom Department.
Our upcclalllCM 1 1 thi4 ileiartmcnt gire Weel
Sen;u bultiug In alt ('o)em, the nauie wg maku te
order In tlrst-clami yvtn for tll.l,
ALL-WOOL PANTS Je Older ut tJ.00, lll,
Vi 01), I.U), 7.ut), ftU .
The place te tiiilu la where you can get the
most fur your inein'y, and whete you van have
the largcal varlely le telcet ( nun, 1
L. GANSMAfi & BRO.,
THE FASI110.VALrr'IKHrlIANT TAII.OUU
and cr.ti:ui:uH,:. j
Nea. 60-68 iJOBT QUEBk ST.,
(night en the Southwest der. ( Orange Street,)
.1 ' i
liAGA&VKB. YA,
1 itv'jlnfvS
I .. .1 . I
AarObeiiKve until lt ftVfrecW.HmtirOftv until
le oVlecki Net BOHiitMfctAl mIU . muv etber
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