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are the people of England and Russia ap
parently, llussla Becms te be busily get
ting ready for it. The English government
has here tef oie earnestly desired te avoid It.
Itsdestre would boceihmendablo If It could
avoid the war. But when llusslainakes It se
apparent that she Is going te mnlt6 Eng
land light for India, just as Eoon ns she can
gel ready for the conflict, it would seem
clearly te be the part of wisdom In England
net te wait until Russia is leady, but te
cemmence the struggle at once. There can
be no doubt a3 te this policy ; the Only
question is ns te Russia's intentions ; and
as te them there seems te be little room for
doubt.
ROBERT LOCKWOOD'S FATE.
A Tali) nl the Ainerlniii Itcvoliitlen.
WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER,
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THE INTELLIGENCER,
Lancaster. 1'a.
QIIjc CaiuaetcviJntclligcnccr.
LANCASTER, JULY 17, 18S.
Spiked (illllS.
It is very painful te see that for the high
efllce of governor in the gtcat state of Vir
ginia, the truly loyal Republican party has
nominated an arch iebel,an ex-Confedcrate
soldier, who joined the army ul the begin-
ningef the war, without being conscripted
or compelled, and who continued In this
servlcotetho very end, having delivered
the last dispatch of General Lee te Jeffer Jeffer
eon Davis, before the surrender of Lee's
army.
It lias net been a long tiuie since the
Republican party of this state was moved
te great indignation and was stiired te
unwonted solidity of resistance ever the
appointment by Governer Faltisen of some
rebel ex-captain up in Juniata county te
a notary public, while at the eame time he
denied le-appeintmcnt te an alleged ex
Union soldier. Te be suie the Democrats
of the state generally, and the sensible por
tion of the Republican paity, who had
seen their chief officers bestow favors vv ith
lavish hand en the Lengstrcets and
Jlesbys, the JIahene3 and the AVises,
laughed at this tempest iu a lea-pet. But
it seemed te furnish :i brief sensation of
delight for the opposition, and nobody
grudged it te them.
The same kind of an outbreak and of a
silly season has been expeiienced ever the
appointment by Gen. Davis, of an ex rebel
soldier, te a petty clerkship in his pension
agency ; and some weak-kneed Democrats ,
are greatly cxercired about it. They seem
te forget that the president of
the United States cliobe for the
head of the department which lias
te de with all the pension business, Sir.
J.ainar, of cx-Cenfedcrate fame ; anil that
for liis legal; and constitutional adviser,
he took aneUier " ex-rebel.' If the Demo
cratic partyand the sensible people of the
country generally can tolerate Mr.
Clexiahu'oppeintnient of Lamar and
iarland. the cJhjnniemvealtli will net go te
the dogs, laiftyoverner Pattison's
appeini-'ment, one who werev"uitj Vii'r'
taking affidavits in Juniatxfceuuty, and by
the favor of Gen. Dayls, another is copy
ing pension rolls inriiiladelphia.
"New that thcRepublican party comes.te
make its lajrli stand in the Seuth, and te
fight fets life in the liisteiic common-
veayfT cf Virginia, the chief figures in its
convention are cx-Cenfedcrate3 and its
standard bearer is one who was a rebel of
iebel3. Its mouth is closed.
Illiteracy Iu the Seuth.
As often as the pedagogue politicians and
partisan purists of the Republcan party
point with scorn te theprevailing illiteracy
of the Seuth, they ought te be reminded
that the Ignorant vote thcie is cast with
them.
It is no rcpreacli te the Democracy that
they cau carry a section In which se large
a ratio of the population cannot read or
write, when It is patent that the ignorant
portion of the pcople de net vete with the
Democracy as a rule.
The Democratic state governments of
the Seuth aic doing all they can and quite
as much as can be reasonably expected of
them In the way of educating the negrees ;
and the result is the increasing stability of
the political power which is new supreme.
The moderately educated colored man is
net likely te beceme the piey of the politi
cal jayhawkcr and of the scalawag spoils
man. As illiteracy decreases in the Seuth
Republicanism fades away; andiu Georgia
and Texas, wlicie the state governments
have done most te educate the negre, Demo
cratic ascendency lias been most securely
established.
Keep Them Aimrt.
The danger of running tee many and tee
many kinds of newspapers under oneioof
was illustrated in the cleaning out lire of
the "Washington printing efliccs yesterday.
whether the conflagration originated
from friction or spontaneous combustion
is net clcaily shown. ,
Hardly from friction.
AVlicn the necessary rebuilding and re
arrangement ensue, greater distance should
be kept between the Republican and Dem
ocratic organs in the federal capital.
Canada is talking of an act te restrict and
rcguiate Clilncie immigration te that coun
try. It had better let well enough alone.
More Chlncbe liae arrived in Kan Francisce
slnce the -stringent restriction act of Congress
than eer before.
Tiiucuratlve properties of clay asa topical
cfr local remedy Iu cases of erynlpelas,
Bmall-pex, measles and scarlet fever lmunet
until lately been very well understood. Dr.
Addlncl Itonsen, of Philadelphia, writes iu
the Medical Mullctm that in cases of these
four diseases which hae fallen undci his
care since 1S72 he ha-i used applications el
clay without dUtlnctieu, and has always
found a dlrect and rapid reduction of tern tern
rerature; a dissipation of pain or distressing
local sensations which belong te each of
thCBO diseases; a diminution el the duration
which is characteristic et each; the allaying
of the intensity e the general or constitu
tional symptoms ; the pre outlen of the com
plications which occur he frequently as te
lia e long been recognized as characteristic
of each special disease, and tiie destruction of
all contagiousness and pewer et propagation
of each. This Is very Important, and it sug
gests the possibility of still further discoveries
toward the alleviation of human misery ; and
yyiKiytwlie lends his aid te these lnvosti lnvesti lnvosti
gaUens bweilBL?0 ''"" he sneeoeds or
tacter.
Ne Xccd te Fear.
3Ir. Vanderbilt, it bccms enlj onus one
third of the Seuth l'eniisjlvani.i laihead
company, and it is net therefore easj te sec
hew he can use it at his pleasure te pietcct
his Xew 1'erk Central interest. In fact it
is clear that he cannot de It; but this is
hardlv clearer than that In de- net vMi
te de it. lli interest iu Xew Voikt'en Veikt'en
tral has long been of a nominal character,
and he has no need te cure for it. lie lias
a large interest iu his I'ennsjlvania enter
prises, and it is natuial te suppose that he
is solicitous te maintain and protect them.
Mr. Depew, whets the new president of
the sucked Xew Yeik Central orange,
h no doubt anxious te signalize his
accession by sonie apparently bnl
liant stieke of administration, and lias
plenty of room te play with the question
of hew te secure a raihe.ul peace, while
the cat is away in IJurepe. It is veiy con
venient all around te have Mich nego
tiations going en, as all the p.uties
interested are sleck speculators and
will de their best te move the market se as
te gl e a chance for piellt. Eveiy man in
the pailey doubtless knows tliat it isa ease
of the mountain labeiing te give forth a
inouse ; but they will all sedulously conceal
ihe inslguilicaiice of the coming hh th w hile
there is money te be made in the public ex
pectation of u " big tiling."
It seems te us that the public should
net bose easily gulled. There surely is
nothing in the btale of Mr. Vamlerbilt's
interests te make it probable thatliopro thatliepro thatliopre
.poses te tluew ever his I'cnnsv lvani.i pjo pje
jiertlcs, w Iiicli are as full of geed meat as
when they were projected. And he could
net de it, if he would, with his associations.
Xoeno would be safe in saying that he
would net abandon his colleagues if he
could and wanted te ; and just ns surely
he will net attempt it when lie neither
wants nor can. When Mr. Depew and Mr.
Cassatt get through their talk and the
game lias been bagged, wC need net fear te
ba alarmed at the magnitude of their accomplishment.
Tiik miggositlen of Jehn A. LOKan'HfrWTils
that Mr. Kvarts nlieuld take second place en
the Hlark Jack ticket In 1SSS is calculated te
rednce the temperature.
Concluded.
CllAl'TlIIUt.
Putnam then paid little heed te his com
panion, for he ute us he did nil else, w 1th nil
lilscncigy absorbed in the occuikiUeu nt
hand. At length, his meal being finished,
he said te Whitney. "I wish, major, that you
could make sonie Inquiries at tnioe for this
fellow of whom we spoke n whlle age."
Majer Whltney glanced about with sonie
abstraction of manner, us though he had
already put his wits te work. Then hap
pening te meet the searching and mischief
loving brown eyes that he had grown te ro re
gard as the choicest prize In the world for a
young soldier, it occurred te hhn te Bcak te
nieir owner.
" "Yeu knew the ladB hereabouts," he said
with sudden Inspiration. Is there ene
who knows the country below, who is brave
enough even te be your lever, and there
fore brave enough te pcuotrate the enemy's
land ?"
" There's no hid brave cneuch te be my
lever, though pciadvcnture worthier a better
maid than J."
"Ha! ha I .She has you therc, Whltney.
Itravery alene villi net win you, missy.
That is right Uravery Isn't such a great
thing. It's the lack et It that makes men
conspicuous. Hut, Mary, th ere's sonse In
Wlillney's nonsenso. Is there a brave
young lad, with brains te luck his bravery,
who knows thlseeuntry vvell enough te take
a mossage within the enemy's outjieHts ? If
you will nanie me such a ene It will be vvell
with him, and you, loe."
Bhe looked at him curiously for a moment,
that she might determine hew much of slu slu
cerlly was concealed beneath this seeming
jest.
" Are you trilling with me ?" bIie asked.
" Ne, njlssy. Thore is serious business te
be done, and the Lord knows 1 de net knew
where te ioeu ler me man toue it."
".Supposel llud lilm, will you de what I
ask ?"
'Aye. a dozen favors, ir you wish. Put
your w its te it, mid I'll warrant you'll llud
him." Here the trcneml oullteii the room.
" Tell me, sir. dees the general mean It ?"
she asked Whltney, who was linlshlug his
meal.
"Yeu're tee quick wilted net lopeiculve
that he does."
' Is It a il.ingpre.m mission 7"
" YC8.
' It would net be dangerous ler a Tery ?"
" It would net. uf ceu i Me. Hut. surelvveu
have Heme ene en your mind, oreu vieulil
net thus question me."
"I'm bin ciuleus." Then Hhe added."
" "I'weuld lielp our army ?"
" More than you cm realize,"
" And 'tweuld Injure theirs?''
" We liope se."
Suddculvshe breke Inte a nicrrv laugh,
and, when Whitney looked at her lu some
amazement at this change of manner, xlie
said : " 1 think 1 knew Hiich a uiun as you
desire. He will de it if I ask, and 'twill
punish him a bit, and yet reward lilm great
ly." " Is hn young and handsome ?"
" What matters that V she asked.
"Ah, I haveit?" 'Tis seme fellow who
has set his heart en von and veu en him. or
you would net show such spirit at my ques
tion." " And if I have set my heart en a brave
youth 'tis well with me these Union, und If
he has se ceusldcretl me ,tls "
" Far, far better. Hut this Is a dangerous
busine'.s. If 'Us really your lever, spare
him."
" De you think I'd hai e a lei ei w he learcd
danger ' Hu whether you judged rightly or
net, no harm can happen him I have lu
mind."
" Hid him, then, rotne te the general in
the morning," uald Whitney.
ie, he snail net ; no cannot, ui
your mossage and instructions,
rant ineyn no carritni out,"
vvneniue young ouiecrrrermcd the cen
.ii. . l""l'"pLjJffiJ blutl eltl man, te
Whitney's surprUHeeiiie.l encouraged.
"Pis the.Ild way," uald Putnam.
"She has rpfuv fellow, no doubt, that she
ranc os w UK n maid's loelJshneiu, and she
trusts M in lav-er and promotion for him.
She lift brave girl and uwise ene, Whitney,
and she has Putnam bleed in lier veins "
Se tiie general brlelly sketched his v' rrr
and instructions. The young rcllyr wis te
leave fl goon ns no.lble, mak?riwav with
n the enemy's lines as ajirter nnd wIipii
Jil. ?.prparaiiSfstequit Heading and r
lire te the ifaejHrf,,, f,jeelil- as lie w ahle.
. 'WFhcnd bur swixulienrt en this
c',0JlSrR and. te make sure, llud seme ene te
end en u similar errand."
Hy iluwu of tiie next dav hitnevhad pre
cured anether trustworthy lellevv and sent
him en his mission, and had also given te the
maid the instructions of the gcueral. Hhe
pressed by the grace of his manner and the
saddened expression that tompcred his man
ly face.
"What vvere you doing here 7"
"That 1 cannot say, except that It was
purely it iirivaie uiauur mm uiuugui ijid.
your army nau
MVnlCAL
TKOWNH lltOK JIITTKIIS.
Jtr.iiiiunjiA.ten.i.
with which nolthcryeu nor
nnvthlntr te de."
"Then why sneak here secretly at night?"
"Hccause you made that molhed my only
posslble way of getting hore,"
"I siippose yoipJcnew whnt that means for
you ? Tell me, are you n patriot 7"
"Ne," he said sidly. "1 de net sympithlze
Willi you iu rebellion against our King, i
am a royalist a Tery, you call us but I
have been a man of peace evor slnce this war
begun."
Then up rose Gen. Putnam, setting froe
the mighty tempest of his wrath, ills pas
sion was terrible, and It seemed as though
even hi his fury he might strike down this
man there. With eathB and imprecations he
cursed him and all Uke him, until at length
tiie prisener said :
".Sir, you are te de with me as you will,
but veu are tw brave a man te insult me."
"i will de nothing mero but hang yen.
Hanged you shatl be at sunrlse te-morrow."
"Hanged I Kervvhat?"
"As n Hrltisli spy found In my camp, and
unitble te explain his presence there."
Here Whltnevsaldii few words In a low
tone te the general.
"Yen yes. That Is se. Kce hore, There
was some ene with you. Heme of my men
fhlng you Information. There's Um traitor
want. He gave you sonie message Tell
me who It was ami I'll spare your Hie, and
hang hhn Iwfere the vvhole army."
The prisoner's head dropped till his chin
fell upon his besom. Hut he said nothing.
"Come, lie quick about it," reared Put
nam.
" I have dene no wrong. I am 'net guilty.
Hut I cannot tell you what you ask."
"Take him away. Whitney, soe that my
orders are carried out. Hang him at sunrise."
"Kir," pleaded the prisener, "yeu are
making a tcrrlble mlstake. Husjiend your
sontence for two days. Let me appeal te
Washington, und you will llud 1 have dene
no wientr."
Putnam's only answer was te eject the
man with vigorous thrusts Inte the custody
of the soldiers without
At sunrlse or the next morning, whlle the
air was warm with llrst breath of spring,
they led this prisoner forth te the gallons.
Putnam himself was there, and commanded
the condemned one te mount the ladder, full
twenty rounds.
-tow jump, you spyi" teaicti me nm
warrior.
"Ne. Ocn. l'litu.mi. I am innocent uf the
crime, bull villi pray heaven te furtive you
and te recolve my spirit."
Withdrawn sword Putnam, raging with
anger, commanded the soldiers te pull the
ladder from under the condemned, and
when thev. Impressed hv the manly, sorrow
ful bearing of the man, hesitated, the old sol-
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puts madoeicr nnd stnniBthcncd. Auk leru
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1 bit lier I'labtfr docs men) iroed hi ene-iiunr-trr
tbe time than ituy Imlm el lotion, undN iner
cleanly tonne. Arrehniid itw eel porous planter
which hcI Immediately when applied te neatal
tieubln IthemnnUfiui, Nciiralgln, Sblcurhe,
l.n,nn llirtr. f.'rli k. Sciatica. Bute Jlubdcs. Kid-
iinccllenH, ivuitK i.unKSorienu pain cuu
rxIntluiiK wheiiniieef thChOpUiMf'is Is ap-
nllwl. Itemeinber. virtues of ficili Hen, llur-
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ney al
net ex
triindv l'lteb nnd tiiiins combined
wliere. t-iv., e ler i iw rni iiinim..
(7) HOP I'LAtmm COil PAN Y, Hfulen
every-
Muns.
Tun startling statement is made by the
Christian Union that net mere than llve per
cent of American artisans In cities habitually
attend religleirs sorvlvesof any klnil. Per
haps this fact will help te explain the many
labor troubles et which se much is seen in
the dally press. Nennn cau lesi afford te
dlsponse with the consolations of rollgien
than he who earns his bread by the sweat of
his brew. Is it any wonder that there ceme
te him moments of the deepest despair when
he reached that point of unbelief us te icgard
man's llfe work r iniidc up simply ofeaf efeaf
hijr, slecplir.', drinklngxnd verklng'' It is
te lie hecil tliat thoe ligiiie-1 are reniole
from the truth. With faith In a tuture life
geno what is there ler the horny-handed
toiler who works Irem daylight te dark, in
season and out of season, te leek forward
te?
M.vile.Ni: denouncing leineTjcy is the
sweetest kind of music te Democratic
eais.
ruglaml Mieiihl Net Unit.
The new talk of war between England,
und llussla is what we may e.icct te hear
repeated at sheit intervals until the two
ceme together. Their collision seems le he
incvitable because their inteiests lead them
te It. "War h a colil-hleoiled business
and never comes en by uccMei'f in elvlllml
lOuimunitie. When u nalln wants te
ffrninMeTfil'Jl limy be aiainntil that he
will ile it when she is ready. A pretext
will always be'ready. When l'russia en
gaged in the war with France tiie last time,
it was with the most dclibeiate malice, and
theie was scarcely the shadow of an ecuse
elTcred by her. She had made preparations
and was an ly. AVhen alie btruck she had
the Implicit nee te say that france began it,
ihoti-jhrrancehad mule no preparation,
was net ren Jy and her government did net
want war. The people- wt re for it ; nnj go
Tin: total value or the beef, peik and dairy
products exported for the six months ending
June 30th, was fiS,'.U0,74t .is niralust $-1 J,fyJ7,
419 for the corresponding period of last year.
A remarkable decrease is obscrvable in tiie
dairy product in the comparison of the result
for the two months ending June :je, KS5,
with that of the same peried for the piovleus
year. The 1SS3 ligurcs vvere f I,7."i0,5uv, whlle
the 1SSI ilgures vvere fJ,ea,lHJ0. The tehd
anietuit of butter exported for the six months
eiKllng June.'tOth, vmvs 0,'iK),'.71 eiiiids in
1835 against 0,U70,:ia"i jieunds In 1SSI, costing
respectively $I,0JS,1J. and ?l,117,JU lint
what was lest In the nggregate en dairy pio pie
tlucLs was abundantly conipensatod for In the
inerca-se of total values of beef and perk.
PI2IJSONAt.r -
Ci.uvui.v.Mi lu this vi arm wtutlier wears
sack coat of dark blue choiiet, alight nut
and a plain calico necktie.
Linzt, who is in Ills sovcnty-feiirth war,
is tierid, smooth shaven, very tall mid ins
long whlle hair.
Mnn. C.vrni. s.iys tlio'clliuateof (.'alifernl.i
festors "Irroverenco, disbelief, lackofpiue
tabtea, aud meretricious morals."
William Waltbu I'iihhm has planted
evor a quarter of a million trees en his estate
in liergen county, N. J., within the past
seven years.
Sunateu Louan's brother James Is post
master at Murfreesboro, III., and his cilice is
demanded by the local Doineeracy en the
grounds of his oileuslvo pirthanshlp during
tue laie campaign.
Daniki. J.euis Pi:ni:i:, well kneiiu iu
turf circles as tiie owner of i'lum Temple,
Iida Kinma, Daisy Brown and ether famous
horses, died at A veu Inn, Key UastN. J., en
Thursday, el Uright's disease of the kidneys,
aged 05 years.
TiiACKKii.vv described theslruggles of Mr.
Arthur PeiidentiU as contributor te an imngi.
nary journal called the i Mall Gazette.
About ten years later seme of the pregressii e
literary men of Londen planned und started
an afternoon newspaper und they baptlrcd It
with the nanie suggested by Th.ickcmv,
w lileh Is new famous the w et Id ei er.
l'n.VNCis 11. I'muiuwoeii, of Mass.ichu
salt", has been ipp!u(pd tube cenuI el the
United tstates at Olasgew, vlce llrct Unite.
Mr, Undorwoed is h Democrat and vias
pressed ler tiie place by Congressman Pat
rick A. Cellins, Jnhif'jln.ilQ O'P.ellly, e.x e.x e.x
Ooveruor Gasten and ether Massachusetts
Democrats. He has for many years twen an
aetlve busiuess mini of llosteu.
Han.s A. 11ii:i.m, who lias taken an ofllce
at Ne. -15 North Duke street, Is u young
Swede w he has ceme here te inake Uincas
tcrhls residence and jilace et busiuess. Ile
is u skillful druiiglUKinau, mechanical and
civil engineer, and will glve special attention
te making drafts et machinery of all kinds,
architectural designs, intent drufting, sur
veying, apil teaching in drafting biu! calcu.
latlens
demurely received lier commission and pro pre
mised faithfully te execute it.
When the darkness of that evening settled
down upon thcin, Mistress Mary, having
mulled iier slender llgure, sped by the sonti senti sonti
nel, who knew her well, aml'iuade her way
in the direction el tiie heuse of her pastor,
Mr. Mess where, she said, she had made
premiso te spend ,m hour that everling. Hut
whcusiiu cime te the old pasture lut she
darted quickly by the little path through the
narrow ravine that led te the cleared spice
beyond, and iu a moment went beneath a
rough shed that had been erected as a rutle
shelter for caltle. Ai nhe stepped within a
tall figure appeared irem "omewhern in ilm
ditrknes by nor t'ldc.
"Mary," It wiiHpt red
" J'eltcrf," snd the tall limine bemiiiigover
her, took her niuilled head lu both taU palms,
uplifted it, and kissed her.
"Hebcrt, have j en waited long, and aie
you all s.itu?" ,She put out her hand te touch
his cloak, seeming toassuie herself.
"Ituta few inemeulM. I feared the incle
ment weather or seme chance might keep
you."
"Keep me. Ilebert, when you have
travelled all these miles, fully ten .it least te
meet me!"
"Ah, ten iiilles, Uiiie ten would I ceme
dally if I could but hear you say, 'My
llebuitl'aud us clie your sweet kiss of tiejib
und trust."
Fer a few moments they chatted with Iho
nervous baste et u hurried meeting, and thou
she said : " llebcrt, de you hear my geed
neus. Alter tills we need net meet In" secret
for I haie u way te litl us of ull such uiiuoy uiiuey uiiuoy
unce hereafter. The general w 111 permit you
locemo. I shall win ills cousent."
Ah, little ene, you will be mere victorious
thnn ethers have been if you get him te por per
inil.that" he replied.
"Dull bhall. Itebcrt, Is thcie net a Cel.
llllss, of the British army encamped net fur
Irem your home?"
"Thore Is."
"Then take this message that I have
wiitteuiindsee (hat it is delivered te lilm.
Yeu im'-h in and out of their lines easily, de
you net?"
"Yes. Hut what is this?" he said doubt
fully. "Trust me, Ilebert. I cannot tell
you new. De It ter my sake, aud ceme
again, say Friday net. Alter that you w 111
be iice te ceme und go," she said.
"1 trust you, Mary, though this is a niyMo niyMe niyMo
rieua tiling."
"Aud, Kobeit, en no account ieve.il that
you hav e secu me or received It from ine."
" Is It se important as that?"
"Fer me, yes."
"Then I'll keep It socret with inv Hie "
"Y'es, de," she said with a solemnity that
Impressed him gie.itly, had he been able te
oe her eyes and smile he vi euld have sur
mised thore was no such great concern nbeut
IU '1 lieu she bade him go
"Yeu will wait for me Fiiday night?" he
asked, and she replied yes.
A few nieinciits l.iter Mary wasdoinurely
chatting bofero the pirsen's ilre, ami an hour
after she sent a message te her lather that she
should spend the night at the parsonage with
Dotsy BUw, her only mate.
lien. Putnam mid hisyouugsectetary wero
preparing te letiie ter the night, when a
commotion without cheeked such prepara
tions. There was a heavy knock, tiie
trampling of feet, the sound of excited voices
and in a moment an olllcer with two soldiers
unit a tail, luindsome Chilian steed boleie
the goueiul.
The old warrior realized al ence vi hat siuh
proceeding ilieanl, but he calmly said .
'Who Is this?"
"Ile wHsrupluud bt ihe i-cnti t," Mtiu the
ellleer, "as he was leaving the pasture let
below, where no had been hi consultlen with
nnether w hese form the men dimly saw, but
w lie eseuied them. When captuied he, by
a tptlck, unsuspected motion, thrust a bit of
piper iu Ills mouth nnd, though the men
choked hlui, he swallowed it."
Putnam's fuce was like a thunder cloud,
but he checked any ether manifestation of
his passion,
"Who are you ?"' he asked.
"Ilebert Leck weed, or llidgetleld town
ship." "Have you any permit te bewith'niny
lines?"
He shook his head, and Whitney, who
vt watching hluj vlwely, was ilceply Itu.
dier rushed tewaidtlieui with lilsswerd
they executed hlui.
A t neon of that day M islress Mary rctu rneil
from her visit at the liarsennge, and with
blooming cheeks and exultant manner pre
sented herself te Putnam.
"1 have come, sir, for you te redeem ye ur
premise."
"My premise, missy, what was it?"
" Did you net say that ir I found a lad te
take your message within their lines you'd
grant my request?"
" Iu truth I did."
"Well, 1 have fulfilled my part."
" When, missy ?"
" Last nlght.'r
"And who was the lad ?"
" A braie veunir man." she said demurely.
"And veu inetiiliu slyly, that you might
take all the credit or this thing yeurselt?"
"Ne: but because you weulti haiowecn
furious had you seen him, for he is a loyalist
. t. n..nf !..( Ilniu 1 l.lltlltJiB
t .... 1. 1. It.... 1... .I.n 1.1.,.. I... .Mtfiell
null ler uuitnuK j '" '"Rt "'mp t ...- i,i,
knew Inte their AMtW , (U re
"i1" ".-.-,.,. , . c... t
ui JUM irtiui.
Draw girl mlssi , anu, ijy me
ors, your little trick deserves reward
iVlint Is It veu wmt?"
"Tiiatyeu giiea permit te Ilebert Lock Leck Lock
weed te pass in and out of your Hues at
pleasure. He will net betray you, general.
Ile will make me happy by coming."
Hore Majer Whitney, with gram face
spoke. "Mistress Mary, tall upon us lu a
hair heur: at tills moment the general Is
busy.
Mie looked at him wonderingly, for this
was,-an unusual reuuest. but she went away.
-"What is the matter, Whltney ?"
"Sir, did you hear tee name r-
"It escaped inc." ,
"Hebcrt Leckm,-""
'What .fi.it i
ieneral, you hanged Hebcrt Lockwood
this morning as a spy, when 'twas her mes mes mos
saeo he had, and Hit as te visit her he came in
secrei, oecauseoi your ceiiimauu ruipeciiiig
the royalists" the nltlccr replied.
"My nilsjy's lev er?" The rough old Gen
eral moaned. "He seemed a brave fellow,
tee, Whltney. My Oed, 'twill kill the girl."
And the old man's liassien was as nothing te
the agony which Whitney new saw he suf
fered. "My little mls3y, my liltie miuiy, yeui in
nocent mischief has killed your lever. ' He
moaned aud inoaued tills ever and evor
again, with a pltfteus walling. "What shall
I de. Whitney? I loved that gill as my
own."
"fSlve her the permit aud keep her iu Igno Igne Igno
rance of w hat has happoned."
It was small comfort, but it was all that
was posslble. Putnam, with infinite tender
ness, gave the girl the iermlt, kissing her,
and then rushing from her presence, shut
himself into his little bodroem for an hour.
When he emerged he vvai quieted, but he
never spoke of the alUlr again.
With OJUllant heart Mary went u the
Irysting place te meet her lever. Hut he
came net, and when a few weeks after the
army went away, no onemy having attacked,
Putnam, as he bade her geed-by, seemed te
have been stabbed te the heart by the sad,
reproachful leek Unit went from her eyes te
him. Hut she said nothing, and Putnam
never knew w hether she learned w by she se
wearily waited.
Alter the war was filer Majer Whitney
sought the lair maid's hand, but she answer
ed him gently : "Ne, Alajer Whitney. I am
waiting ter llebeit te ceme back.".'. J. J'.
in the Sew 1 erl, Sun.
TTOP PliASTKlW.
Hep riwtcrs Curs Quickest. Why ?
IJcratiM! composed et medicinal qualities that
are known te possess ureal pevtci In lellevlng
pain, cMilnft dlseaneund wonderful strengthen
hiKWcak and worn out parts Krch Heps, Ilur
ciiiuly Pitch and Uuuis combined In a frceli,
clcuiiiuidBtteilpoieiiH plaster, Always ready
le apply te sudden paln.nchus, strains, crump,
ntltchea, crick, swollen Joints or muscles, or sore
ness In Buy iart. '..a , ft for fl rat everywhere.
lh) nor I'liASltULUMi'A.i i, nuian,jiui,
Bargains in Jerseys.
LADIES' JERSEYS,
ALL SISE3,
At tl.w !.'. llV, .'., J.'', I."D and tri
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S JERSEYS,
AlX SlZKS AMI 1'BIOKH.
Uey's )Vliite smil Figured Wtiists,
PKllKKtT FITTINO.
Uartsalus In Every Doptirtmeut.
Jehn. S. Grivlfir &Ce.,
C7.ur;rf.v.
Trqi:".i)uiJAUTi:H.s 1 en
SUMMER
Morlne Slilrts nndDrawers,
Gauze Undershirts nnd Drnwore,
Choice Necktleu,
E. & W. Cellars nnd CuflV,
C. is C. Cellars and Cuffs,
Crown Cellars and Cuffs
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
sunns ami seciktv pakai'Iikuvaija
Maui'. ie or.euit.
At Erisman's,
.NO. 17 lVi:sTItlNOblKi:i.T.
M
yi:ns .t uathvek.
S0T1VM.S.
A'
KTIUCIt IJUOTHKHH.
s
1IO. H6 EAST KINO STREET,
liANCASTEIt. l'A.
PIX'lAli AI.TKUATION HAIiK.
IS AH, SHAND & CO.,
AUU MAKISU LArKNblVK Al.lbKAllO.SH
AND AUDITI0X1 TO Tltr-.
Great Sea-,r
Yerk Stere
BARGAIN SALE
-01-
CHILDREN'S
Trimmed Straw' Hats!
And 111 order te led"' in plus stuck .ind imike
niflronjem.fjnoi'iwciil mdu. menu Hi veiy
lc'ititiiient.
i IX
r i.r fin til v !!V II U-AlN'
JJIeuched it'"J 'Jiihle.iclictl Muslins.
CACHED AND UKBLEACUED SHEETINGS
"BEMSWICK!"
"ilitlWStULh. ' IS 1I1K N.VMK fit 1IIK
Best White Shirt
bOI.ll IX I. VM V-ll.lt IO I'
MhiIm nl Ileal llinnd VVuiimutt.i "VI ii-lm I mil
I'll- llemnn, and petlllvely tiie Hint In idi Made
Shirt In use. Mint Linen nnd le'irl'ly llosem
'I he ' llrunsn lck " kcIH lei
23 Latindricd and $1.00 L'nlanntlricd
THE "RUBY"
Is our Second Orude VV'liltehhlrt M.nlcef Vew
Yerk JI1IU Mu-llii, and l Suiierler te nimt $1 CO
Whlle blilita put en the nuikct Can be lud for
$1.00 Liuuidried or 7.jp. Unlauiidrieil.
lICOM-tOl'll ri,V AM) 11M. LINLN.
KKOUU STOCK Ot
THIN GOODS !
Tun imiim nf Iliuw n. tue Mi.id. efitl'ie two
Shades of Vcllen und VI lilt.-, in.j h4taef Klavk I
anil IV'hltH - ' --l
SEERSUCKER, in Checks,
-AT
hTl'lllll.i:.
I-'OJ thO ITELLIOKMKIt.
When neon ei late the uke nh.ill leek
Upen our dc-.ith-ic.!icd etnbble,
1 Meudei II 'titlllEcvui that llle
llui paid us fjr llfe'H tieulilti?
1 knew lliosliciiciGed'sstoioliousogcl-i,
Te whnt they inljjlit lmie been.
Will lm se llKht, the llncst hcndi,
All nhilveled up tiy sin ;
Hut I bellevoUed, ncclnall,
Will leek hack te the reason,
Uicusc the clop tint cornel out alieil
And bluuic it en the bo.iseii 1
JPiH '. Me.lparraa.
Ceiitiiltiilliui ter Out-Oeliii; fllllci luilileis.
i:iciyeiieiih08uireudenphiceat the eillelal
biuid net-df a niipeiler support for bed) anil
nilud. The bcit poiialble i-esource is Dri'rv'is
I'i'rk Halt Wuiskkv, m hlch irii c nutriment te
the brill n without reacting depletion, aud
toule te the physical system, liee from Inftain
tug poisons. Any condition or euipleyuient is
gicutly beueiltcdby ltriiiac. Any physic-Inn or
chunilst villi certify le Its ab-olute purity, and
reliable gieccrs and diugglsti supply it.
All plasleisaronet allkn. Jlep J'lattcrt give
relief Mini euro whoa ether kind am utterly
vieithlcsi, Tiy ene and eee. !e. dealers. (!-)
Ill l.cie AVI til nu Uiideilukri-.
An undeitakrr Ism geed a mail as any ether
iiiuu,uiida Muniun has us geed a light te full In
lei e n 1th lilm aswlth anybody else. Hut tin us
lucer nil n thu old lady in Mai) land became be
much liitatuiitcd 1th u " tuuertil dliecter " that
shuattindedeieiy "Intetriient party " he man
uged. Hei dyspeptic condition hud led lier Inte
tint meibld statu of uiliidlu uhlchthU uus pos
slblc, Mi. It. II. Italic, Jacksen, ilUn., says:
"llixmu'8 iron llitti-is enllicly leileicd me el
d) spc-p-da und bi eie Indigestion."
arjsciAL xuricj-.s.
1'pn.oiisVVlieHrn l'.it I'iriy ill ilml Dr. hen
nedy's tuvorlle ltcmedy lii9t about thruiedl
itne the) need when thc-v iiredaiiicdleliiuut all
Olie ten ymu hlvli folleiv that go nre full of
naiigcn vineii tin net llireiitcn jeiuu.'i- men
and Meiiirn, 'I'liU piepanitieii gl e toue In the
eyatein, gie.itly e-ipcU luiiuiilis und prevcnli
tbnouterepptngof ilb-cage thy teedi of Mlilch
may have been qwn In eaiiterllfe. Why net
live out all your duys In health und xti-eugth.
JlylOlmdAw
ASTRICH'S "
Palace of Fashion,
13 BAST KING STREET,
About One Hundred Uezen Asserted Huts nil
geed, desirable stylf s, nhlcli wn haie been fell
lug succcpsfully In hrateu ut Irem a Hellar tea
Dellar und a titilf uplecu
Will Be Slaughtered
,M 1 IM Mb'il l I'll I' K
TWENTY-NINE CENTS
APIBCK.
We bought them Hein ounel Ibclargest maun
factuiersln Xew Yeikut an ciioiuieu taniSUc,
n ith the Intention el li Ins
Te Our Customers
A SPLENDID BARGAIN,
Scc'i as llicy Ncur (!el Heroic.
tome and coin Hue )Oinf If lh.it Hie) leally
urunlmt iicadveitUe iheiutebu
REMEMBER,
HATS Thill Are Werth Frem a Dellar
te a Dulliiriiiid :t-ll;i!f AnU'ce
-10K OXLY
Twenty - Nine Cents,
-AT-
ASTRICH'S,
Ne. 13 East King Street,
In all MtdllLiaude, untitles.
Tickings, Turkey Red Tablinge,
Table Lineaj, TjiU and KafKnu,
AT Till: LOWfcST 1'KICLS I3V1.B KXOWX.
jt'ECIALIJAKOIXSIX
DRESS GOODS.
OUU I.OIS ANU ltllMXAXlSltKIH'CEl) VT
H.VLK USUAL l'ltlCEfc.
BBW YORK STOEE.
At : jUi f.cat .
SL SIM Lit Vr.SISIn VUllte Di. Di.
Wblteillxtd Duck.
MYERS & M
.ci Ilia- k and
iTHFON,
J.11
MAKTIN k CO.
SALE OF
l.AXCAblT.i:, I'V,
UOVHEFUIlSJSllHHi OOOVS.
T
UK
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO II UV AT
PENXA. GIOAlia llOM fl.00 PKU
Hundred up, nt
JlAUTMAN'S YKI.I.OW VltONT CIGAlt
HTOItK.
STOnAQlS
a NO
COMMISSION WAUEHOUSD,
HANlKL JIAYKU
flecS-lya 19 West Chfrtmit sUVQt,
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HBATKRS, RANGES,
Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
Surplus Stock
LrjAHIXG CLOlIHUti,
KO. 12 CAST KINO STREET,
LAXOAurEK, V V
INK TAILOHINU.
P
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORI
Iho Largest and C I el. ' wrtmc
FINE WOOL
in Tim cm or I. VM
or
PARASOLS.
We OfTer Our Entire Stock
Parasols at Less Than Cost.
m
FANCY SUIT1
Alt thf I 1"" t 1r !' f !
of
HEliriKi. keiimer (Ol'l'OMTK HIE TOM OH-11
TO I I.I I K I
HOFRHAF
Lace Tarasels, - - $1.00 $0X0 , ' u n " r
Lace Parasols, - - 3.00 5.00 Ol K ,,,,K'KS leu
Canopy Tep Parasols, - 2.00 3.25 qTTWTyT'ni'p nc4
Coaching Parasols, - 1.75 3.C0 te U lTllVlJjlXj JM
Children's Parasols, - .75 1.50 uaiiTiiKMAHhLr
Silk Umbrellas
-AND-
SUM SHADES
AT COST.
J. B.' Martin 4 Ce.,
Cor. Vest Jfiuy ami Priuce Slf.
LAAUASl'lDll. l'A.
WATCHES, XV.
-lirATOUKS, ULOUKH ANI JKWKMIY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN r KICKS
OK VVAlt'llEfl,
.ll.lt 1. 1. ill, til
CLOCKS A NO
A tllOlcLLtMiOl
SPRIJUG OVERCOA
1111'. VLia III.ST VVOIlnM VN.1
1'ilcm le milt Hit and nil cne!'iJ
lciiresenled lit Ills nmv i-leic, i
Ie.43 lertli Quee
Redaction Trice list cf lien's, Tots' and!
CLOTH INi
THIN ( OAlMil 10i-.
SKKIlbUCKKKLOAI:
lip.
and V LST-5 HJ
-Jj AX
JOHN P. SOU & SON'S,
Ne. 2i SeuUl Qucen Street,
feVWya iAWgA5TU 'A.
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 1D9 1-2 Serlli Quttn Slittl,
Oiipeslta City Hetel, nuarl'a. it. It. Doneu
Correct thne nt neon d.illy Irem VN'iiHhliiKtini,
1). C. VVuU-hf-Hund CletKn runulred. icsulalcil
nndiidjiisted. iyJt-ljd
pirAMPAONir.
BOUCHE "SEC
THK t'lNKST CHAitrAONK WINE NOW
Ull-OlllED.
ATltKIUAltT'lJ OLD V.V1NK STOHK,
Ne. a KA8T KjKO fiTBirr.
II. K, SL.WMAKKlt, AkL
11,-lti'l NKLIIhlM M.llMlHl ,
31F.V5 HOSlNHSi SUll'S ut $1.30,
and J7.KI. 1
.VlLN'h DKtbSSriTMiMK.W, ll)tni,rj
ll(.
MILV'S I1FS1NK-.S l'AMH lilTSe
ML.Vtl AI.IWOOl. CAbniKItU 1W
t'fJO, J.VS0und$3u). 4
HO,S bUll'3 lit I.'.IKI, JJ.50, H.l',t.l
CHILUUL.VS SUITS flein U unii
Custom Departnu
Oni- Hiiecl.illln In thU tleiuituif nf
Sursi' Hulling 111 tin Leiurs in saiuu i
order In Ilict-cliis-t htvlts lei ill ih).
ALL-WOOL l'AN'JS te eldtr ut
IV 00. Hi l.). 7.t. $-S.l).
'I In. tiluce le inidi' 13 ii hue eit
most for join nienw, mid wlieie yenl
luu laif.i Minei) in vii-Li mini
L GANSMAN
IIIK FASHION VI1I.K MI.III II VNTJ
AMI l I lirilll I.-,
Kea. (50-00 NOUTII CUI!lll
(Klyht en tli Southwest Cor et (ir.il
LANCASTKU, l'A.
J-Opeu Ke until l o'cleel., l-iitl
iu e'uiuck, nei lenneciui nu
clothing heiiMi In thu city.
CAT.Ii AT
STOiin
liniCIAllT'H Ol
-KOlt-
Listen's Extract of
VIMESI IK TUB WOULD.,
Established, lrjS, II. K. SLAYJ
ichiMia we, :
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t Vi