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Laweabtkr. 1'a.
te be unafCected by any occurrence Hint did
net personally concern himself, la dls
pleased with the watch en tlie ground that
It was beneath the dignity of the family.
The prlnce ll.itly l-cfuscd te give away the
brlde for this reason, and his royal mother
endeavored te silence gossip by acting In
his place.
Manifestly this Is no way te cmuaik
unen the matrimonial sea. Entrance en
married llfe should at least be unclouded,
let the future be what It may. The prospect
for this pair docs net seem te be very in
viting. Their union points the moral that
royalty ,tee, has Its galling burdens. Hut It
may he for them, nnd let us hepe se, that
the darkest hour Is just before the dawn.
me te neal my forgiveness and forgetfulnes'4
of all this poraennl wrong and inhumanity
by Invoking Ged's nntiie as testimony of my
loyalty anil dovetlnti te the pdyver whleh In
lllcteif this wrong."
l.tXVUtS'S UIWAT ASttttTtOS.
$ljc mua0tcr Intelligencer.
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LANCASTER, JULY 28, 1885.
Where te Ilury Him.
There seems te be a geed deal of un
necessary discussion as te where General
Grant's body ought te be buried : and since
his family have approved his own choice of
New Yerk, and the authorities there have
cheerfully provided for his interment in
Central Park, the controversy is waged with
much earnestness, the New Toik journals
of ceurse demonstrating that this was pre
eminently the proper place and the press
of all ether cities proving conclusively that
this is of all places the most Improper.
It does net require much discussion te
prove the unfitness of Central Park as the
burial place; nor Is there any room for
reasonable doubt that if the peculiar servi
ces and public relations of Grant nre te be
considered in selecting the place of his in
terment Washington should have been cho
sen. Even it he should lie buried in New
Yerk, as a citizen of the place, ene of its
eViiieteriea and net the park ought te be his
resjing place.
rrliere is no merit in the sugges
tion which this discussion has called
out anew, that the government should
build a sort of pantheon te receive
the ashes of all its dead presidents; and that
their temb3 ought te le side by side in
seme well-guarded and sacred spot. As a
place for curiosity-seekers te resort, such a
' collection of temb3 would no doubt have
seme interest, but the common sense of
our Democratic institutions favors the
present plan of having our presidents
buried where it may happen. They vpre
citizens of the republic and shea be
buried as such, in the neighborhood of
their homes, as most of them have been. It
is true that of the presidents graves Jehn
Tyler's is unintuked,but suely the people of
Richmond will net mu li longer let it re
main se. Thofamiliesef all that came after
tliej&jilready buried can easily afford te
their own piivate feelings about
g iulerment, well assured that
4Vf nrcsiiinnt such resnect will
'&? In (tin vnnnlilin (lilt nn
s te eccunv it will fail
A7dlintviilh. ...
sihp ?fcl.care for his ashes
vViSEm regarutiT.,,
ey ma no our;
A Perturbed Contemporary.
It seems te disturb our esteemed con
temporary, the JVcie Ji'rn, that President
Cleveland in his choice of words for a
eulogy of Grant, in the executive preclama
tien relating te the death of his predecessor,
dldnotmake any reference te theso do de do
fectsef Grant's chanicternnd the blemishes
upenhls career, whicli the lNTKi.Liai:NCKii
felt bound In truth te refer te in making
cstimate of the dead general's place In his
tory. It may have eccuncd te " seme
(pilot but observant peeple " that
the Ikteluekkcku has ti way of
saying what It thinks and of trying te keep
as close te the truth as possible, which it
does net expect its esteemed contempora
ries te appreciate or relish. In doing this
It is (inite conscious thnt it presents " a
striking contrast" with seme of its es
teemed contemporaries. Hut it lias found
that the world is wlde enough for both.
A Aim) Who Never Abandoned the Irieit of
Uecemlntf President of the United Stntca.
Frem Want II. Lamcim' Itemtnlncenccs.
Ambition was ene of the ruling character
istics of this great man Lincoln from the
cradle te the grave. When he was about It
years of age, then at school, after mounting a
stump In the school house yard (weeds I
mean), at the tlme or the noonday recess, he
dcclnlmed the sermen preached the day
nrovleus bv an Itlnerant Methodist ureaclicr
altneit verbathn. He astonished seme of the
neighbors who hnpcned by clmnce or ntlior ntlier ntlior
vlse te be present. One of tliem nsked him
the question : " A1m, what de you expect
te make ofyeursolf when you grew up te be
a man?" He promptly replied: "I ex
pect te be prosldent of the United Stutes be be bo
fero 1 ille,"
The wrlter of these pages riding ever the
nrnlrlnHef Illinois with lilm lenu venrs nan,
traveling from ene county te another te at-
In these days the pump plays n very large
part In what Is sold for milk.
Tun always oxcellout l'etmsylvnnin Scheel
Journal which dees Its work in a most of ef of
fectlvo way has been much strengthened by
Its Improved department of literary criti
cism, new in charge of Kev. J. Max Mark.
Mis discriminating ability Is plainly te be
seen in the August number. A notnble fea
ture of the saine lssue Is the editorial demoli
tion of seme of the Ill-natured and menda
cieus critics of the school departments ei
the state nnd the Journal.
istittitiennl Ainendmcn
'is te have escaped general notice
there has been passed by the legisla
ture and is te be submitted te the people of
Pennsylvania for their adoption or rejec
tion a constitutional amendment the gist of
which is that instead of counties contain
ing 40,000 population being necessarily
created into separate judicial districts, 00,
000 shall be the constitutional requirement.
The amendment having passed two suc
cessive legislatures, is new te be submitted
te the ieeple. It is the first amendment
that has get se far since the new constitu
tion was adopted, and the result of its agi
tation will be awaited with seme interest.
Tlie Republicans seem te have over
looked this issue at their state convention,
for though tliey resolved en nearly every
ether possible theme, they ignored it. The
Democrats will also likely dodge it as "a
local issue" in which the great mass of
the people, who live in counties of ever
00,000 population have no immediate con
cern. The peeple generally will favor it,
as looking te a reduction in tlie number of
judges, which was, it is new conceded en
nil sides, unduly increased by tlie constitu
tion of 1873.
It is doubtful if in any event population
is the best basis of judicial apportionment.
Montgomery county, with nearly as much
population as Berks, gets along with ene
jtldge tQ Rerks' three. A great deal de
pends upon the kind of men selected for
judae; and the fault and the lemedy heie
aijs with the people. "Wheu they fall te
ex'ercKe a sound judgment constitutions
nlene cannot help them. .
..
The Recent Royal Marriage.
If happy marriages are made in heaven,
it becomes an interesting question te dis
cuss the place where the nuptials of
Princess Reatrice and Prlnce Henry of Rat
tenberg had their origin. Cupid will cer
tainly disclaim all responsibility, if the day
of disagreement comes, for he was net con
sulted in the making of the match. The
union of these two scions of royalty illus
trates hew far a state marriage may be
canieil. The bride had perhaps never
seen her lord and master befere tlie mar
riage was agreed ujwn, and such a thing ns
the nursing of leve's young ilame was out
of the question, particularly as tlie groom
prospective was unable te speak the lan
guage of the princess.
Henry must be possessed of a very com
mon variety of intellect, since he has per
mitted himself te reach man's estate with
out mastering tlie English tongue. He
might have known from like occurrences
In the past tint English mntiimenial light
ning was likely te strike him at any time.
And if he had been a reader of history he
would have learned that a knowledge of the
English tongue gees a long way tewnnls
mollifying tlie prejudices of tlie Hritish
Parliament when the latter Is called upon
, for? matrimonial grant.
This marriage- seems te nave ueen satis
factory te tlie queen chletly. There is none
pitne naver et me umhwu-u --" union
about ,it. Nothing Is heard of mauifesta mauifesta
liens of tender regard between bride and
groom. Tbcy seem te have simply accepted
IJielr; fates without a murmur. Even the
I'rince of Aval's, wlie migiu ue imppeseu
Tiiesk who go West with tlie idea of
quickly amassing a compctence lind their
dream very quickly changed, even though
tliey are prepared te put up with many In In In
convenloncoHiind te work hard te acliiove
their point. Tlie men who have succeeded
in tlie West would preb.ibly have enjoyed as
high n measure of success in the Kast, had
tliey bout their energles te their work In the
sanie manner in both plates, iliere is a
creatdealefclai-trap written about the re
sources or the boundless West, largelyin tlie
interest of railroad companies ; but tlie lrezcu
fact should be romembored that the adven
turer te that Foctien must have seme
means en which te ely bofero he departs,
thither. Me must be prepired for nn entire
ly new style or llfe, as te incessant tell, etc,
and he mi"it make up his mind te obcliew
many or tlie llttle contorts that go along
with Kastern civilization. A correspondent
of the New Yerk.Viin, writing from Dakota
says : " The ene great evll liore is the scarc
ity or weed nnd coal. A very llttle timber
grows en tlie largest streams, ewned by a few
lucky individuals, wheak enormous prices
for miserable f,reen cotton weed, which
makes very jwer foul. IT n man wants a
lead or willow brush ern small poleliouiiist
buy it. Ceal is shipped into tlie state, and
ranges from $." te 510 per ten. It Is very ox ex ox
pensivo te tlie homesteader, whose purse is
olten empty, and whose winters are long and
sovero. The only cheap fuel is hay and com
stalks, nnd hundreds or lamilies have noth
ing olse te burn in our Arctic-HUe winters.
Anether treuble In newiy hcuiea regions is
peer crejis and lack effruiL Yeu f-ometimes
meet persons, born and raised here, who
nover saw nil orchard in bloom or nn apple
en n trce. Apples are shipped from tlie Kast
and when tlie fanner gees te town, if he
IKissIbly can, he buys (Ive or ten cents' wertli
te take home te the children. Hoinestorthcm
jew w lint apples nre when tliey see thorn."
Vsnnrn f:u;ts Unit eiiL'lit te lx considered
Thiifw,!., i,.. i,n Pfiwtnrn 1'irinrtr bnfore be
c',runincs te becemu u denizen or tlie far
ueter.i
West.
leve has a language of its
ininl ilinennrts. was told bv him roeoatodiy
that he did net recollect the lluie when he
did net bellove that he would at seme day be
president. It scomed te lilm manlfest des
tiny. "I will get thore," he would say,
seemingly In the fullest conlldenco of real
izing his prediction.
In tlie year 1317 the humble Individual
wlie writes these pages left his nnilve slate,
Virginia, and soltled InDanvllle, 111. Hhort Hhert Hhort
lvnlter his arrival thore the circuit court for
. .. ,....
llial COUIliy IllOU illiore wuru in miuuuiuiru
nt tills court many lnwyers trein tlie different
parts et the states or Illinois and Indiana
ninny of whom afterward becnnie very dls dls
tinguiHlied men. Lincoln was the great
character, the contre of the greatest attrac
tion. When he came te speak borero the
Jury he created the greatest sensatien nmeng
tlie peeple, and it wan with difficulty that the
nmuil rniilil be restrained In their enthusi
asm. I afterwnrdB found out that this was
thocase throughout tlirt wliole circuit, that
thou embraced fourteen counties.
ms. mncei.n'h opinie.v.
After this, during tlie following winter at
Springfield, a very large parly was given at
Mr. Lincoln's residence. Heiug Inviied I at
tended, and after liehig introduced by Mr.
Lincoln te Mrs. Lincoln Mr. L. having left
us In conversation 7 remarked te lier that
her husband was a great lavorlle in tlie Las Las
tern partorthestnto, where 1 hail been step-
"Yes," she replled, "lie Is a great fivorlte
overywhore; lie is te be president el tlie
I'liued nlaics seme nay. 111 mm " i..nj..Sni
se I nover would have married lilm, for you
can see he is net pretty: but lixik ut lilm!
Don't be leek llkolie wemu miiKen uiag uiag
nlllcent presldnnt?"
'Mngnlllcent" Homewhat staggered me,
but thore was, without appearing iingallnut,
lint ene reply t make U tills twjltiteil quos ques quos
tlen. I innde It, but did se under a mental
but slllen pretest, for 1 am free te admit tiiat
lie did net leek premising for Hint olllce,
and, en the ether hand, te me he looked about
ns unpromising n caudhlate as I could well
Imagine tlie American people were ever like
ly te put forward for that olllce. At that
tlme 1 felt convinced that Mrs. Lincoln was
running Abraham ever Ills proper instance
In tliatrace; I did net thoroughly knew tlie
man then ; afterward I never saw tlie tlme
when I was net willing te njioleglzo for my
misguided secret pretest. Truly, apioar apiear apioar
unces are often deceptive. I have learned
since, with bltter oxperienco, that the most
polished and refined appearing geiitlcmeu
are net the wisest rulers of a nation.
Mrs. Lincoln from that day te the day of
ills inauguration nover wavered in her lallli
that her heies In tills respect would be
realized, and, se faras I knew, since ills deatli
no ene of the nanie of Lincoln has evor liecu
vacfclnated te prevent tliodangers Incidontte
grappling Willi oxecuthe olllce. In all tlme
past nnd te coine he was nnd will Ix the
great Lincoln.
A Careful Man.
from the New Yerk Hun.
Jenes "Have you heard lrem your wlfe
since slie has been in the country?"
Smith "I get a (hie) letter this morning.
Klie cautions me te ha careiul about drinking
(hie) ice woter."
.Tenos "Yeu nre careful, aren't you?"
Hinitii "very (Jiie) vorycareiuu'
A Thlrtcen-Yenr.OM Drlile.
Miss Douglass, daughter of the register Of
doeds of Jacksen county, N. C, attended a
festival at Wobster (Saturday night with a
young mu named Wutts. Tliey left the
festival, presumably for home, at an early
hour. Instead of going home tliey dreve te
Hylea, several inllesdlstnnt. whorethoy were
married. Tlie girl Is only 13 years old. She
get the llcense by filling nut tlie form horself
in her father's olllce. The bridegroom Is 20
years out.
tin Turk De Chicken.
Frem tlie Texas SlftliiKS.
Colored Culprit Y'es, sab, I tuck de
chicken. I was gwlncter nfnke seme chicken
ple, and 1 tuck de cook lioek and read de
dlrccshuus, and hit says : ' Take ene
chicken.' lilt don't say buy ene chicken, or
lwrryone chicken, but lilt says, tnkoeuo
chicken. lilt don't say whose chicken ter
take. se I Jess tuck de fust ene J could lay
my ban's en. 1 fullered le dlrcckshuns,Kab,
in de book.
Innumnlii Demount
Nothing milder can dcscrllie tlie modem
iillllctleiis which hundreds of the best nnd nt
blent peeple suircr. OvcroTcrllen of tlie bruin,
gicat mental cccllement mid perpluxlilK busi
ness, combined or prparafe, exhaust physical
nnd ncrve powers faster than nnluie rcctiprrnte
them, unless tlie chasm of Insomnia Demens
can he covered and tlie cuiilllliiluni of sleep ic-
stored. Tlie will Is powerless. Narcotics inn
slew suicide. Ordinary Rllmiilnuls have such
perccntiigcsi of deadly poisons lis Inllnmethe
bleed, congest the ilellcate Internal organs and
mnke nmlters worse. Nothing but a prompt
prescription of Merry's l'c Malt Wiiiskkv
can meet the tllfllculty and defeat the demons.
It calms tlie mind, seethes the nerves and feeds
iintiire with nn nbundaiice of nltiogpneus car
bon te overbalance uxccwiveoxhaiistlen, se thai
ivnrefiit health nnd nresticrlty relijn wherode-
inenlucnl destruction yawned borero. Tlie best
doctors and chemists strongly lecemmend It.
Can be had of any lcllable grocer or druggist.
A QUESTION AHOUT
Brown's Iren Bitters
AN9WKIIE1).
The question has probably been nsked IIiiiiis
uiun u nun's, new ran urewir mill iinieis i
euro everything!" Well, It doesn't. Hut It does
cun) any dlsense ler which n rrputnble physician I
fliiiim piuRriiuu jifcim. I'uysicinns luct'Kiiiy"
Iren ns tlie best roslerntlvn agent knwn te thn
pnifcsslnn, and Inquiry of any lending chemical
linn will nubstnntlatn the asseitlen thnt there
nre mero prepnrntteng of Iren than of any ether
substnnce used In medicine. This shows con.
cluslvely that Iren Is acknowledged te be thn
most lmpertnnt factor In successrul medleat
practice. It Is, however, n remarkable fact, Unit
prier te me inscevei-y or jimiwivs imi.-n im
TK1LS noperfectlysatlsractery Iren combination
Brown's Iren Hitters nrtWreW eeu,.
cnuse hendnehe or preduce constipation nil
otherlren lllttorsde. Ilrnwn's Iren llllteineines
Indigestion, biliousness, Weakness, Dyspepstii,
Mahirin, Chills and Knvers.Tlreil Keeling, (Jen
end Debility, I'nlii In thn side, Hack or I.linhs,
lleadaehuanil Neuralgia for nil tliceulliiiPiits
llrewn's Iren Bitters ..teAmi'ft a
liilnutn. Mke all ether thorough medicines, tt
acts slowly. When taken by mm the llrst sym sym
tern of benefit Is renevicil energy. The muscles
then become tinner, the digestion Improves, tlie
bowels inn netlvii. In trnmrti thn eirect Is gener.
ally meiti rapid nnd marked. The eyes begin nt
oneeto brighten : Urn sktn clears up; healthy
color conies te the check t nervousness illsap
penrs ifuiictloniildcrangcnienUbeceiiiii regular
and If a nursing mother, abundant sustenance
Issupplled for tlie child. Uemcmbrr, llmnns
Iren flitters Is the OM.V Iren mediclne that is
net Injurious. J'hytlcUint and DrugqW rce rce
emmcndil. 'Die lienulue hits Trade Murk and
n ii. jid red lines en wrapper. TAKI. Ml
UTIir.lt. sep3lydA.w(2)
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American Stithies,
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ClinniliriiyOiiigliains,
Zephyr Ginglinms,
Tniliaii Cleths,
Persian Lawns,
Iiiilinii Mull,
Tiiiue Wells,
French Nainzoelf,
Enirllsli Nivinzoelc.
-llfHAK AND NKRVOUS
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WhestltTcr from Nervous and Physical Debil
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Health, Full Manhood and hexmil Viger with
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thousands who have lieen cuied. Adopted In
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- VAKinCKT.K cured without surgery.
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MARSTON REMEDY CO., or
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Ne. 48 West nth Street, New Yerk.
mnyl!)-lyced&w
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Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, Lisle and Silk Gleve3, Hosiery and
Gauze Underwear.
rA MUTATION
HAGER & BROTHER,
25 WEST KING STREET.
A Campaign (llieu Anny.
In the campaign of 1SSI the two candidates for
goveruerlna "pivotal" Western Slate arraign
ed for a series of Joint discussions. Keth men
were popular, both of line appearance and wet e
se ell matched In mental lorce nnd ns oniters
thnt the contest between them premised te be a
magnificent one. Fer several weeks the sculcs
balanced nvculy.
Hut ene day the brilliant Itepnbllcan cnndldate
enme up oiling, lliiscemedoveixeinonnd speke
luberedly. The next day he was even Ies etrcc
live. Later he wns compelled te nsk his oppo
nent for a postponement of certain appoint
ments, which wns grunted, lleforetho camimlgn
ended he had abondened the Held altogether.
Meantime the Democratic candldntucnntliincd
his cuuvns, sccmliig te grew stronger, cheerier
and mere eirectlve with each succeeding week.
Ile wns elected. One evening In December w bile
entertaining ccvernl gentlemen he said :
"1 will tell you acumimlgn secret which gaie
me the election. With thoeieiiliigoi my cam
paign I began caring Ter my liver. 1 knew that
u disordered nr torpid liver meant dulltiisjs and
possible sickness. 1 took something every day.
When my opponent begnn falling I knew his
iniiibletobehls liver mid fiilt llkn piescrlblng
for htm, but feared IT I did se he might beat me'
I glow Btienger as the campaign prngtessed,
erten making two spteches a day. Kven my
voice, te my surpilte, did net full me once. All
because WnrmT's safe euro Kept me In A 1
trim." Ux-liovcrner .luceb of Kenliieky, nlwi
madencnmpalgn tour under precisely similar
clrcumsUiiices and says he kept up under the
exhausting strain by uae of the same means.
Jlechetter Union.
OF THE HEART
CAN BE CURED
by the use of Ml. OKA VI
TDK. It bus long hern a
Heart Disease, In alt It
OKAVKS' IIKAIIT II KG U I. A
a recegnlieil n-iueny ier
Its forms, .Nervousness,
Iimmlrcd Energy unit iteiitul
N
KX.T 1)0011 TO TIIK C0U11T IIOUHK.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Kuciillles, DysjiepstB, Indigestion, Ulseiisesoiuie
Htemnchuiid llewels. A clergyman or Clay City,
Intl., says the Heart Itrgulater Is Ued's lllcssliig
hleeplessneMs,
tesufferlng hiimantty
! per llettle, (I fur S.", nt DrngglsU.
Send te K. K. IMS AI.I.S, Cambridge, Mass.. for
fi-ee pamphlet en Heart Disease, etc. ()
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JA KK, HUKB AND KI'KKDY OOKK.
Why
ci
O ItUlTUnK, VAIllOlKJELlIUIldSrBClALDlBBASlW.
can
Jiu)
IT lssalil l.jjlfl n..H nn, licttnr than the
own, and tliatTr(;lera or anCctien. This
longue as uneri-j,rIn s u0!arIce for
thought inlRht console -jlcK ,ini,i0 te
leve match.
(tunc, net
the defect of her husband iir'
sneak Kngllsh. Hut It was net i
It is often tlie uest kind or geed
te have been born a princess.
Tvtn. nirxiii.'ns Uum.r.Y Waiiniiii. who is
beginning te rolate in tlie Atlantic Ills ox ex ox
lerlcnccs in a horseback riile tlireugh
Wostern North Carolina, leuiul what most
travelers In tlie Seuth discover, that the
peeple generally down that way have net yet
niastered tlie scionce of culslne. He pays n
doserved coinpliment, howevor, te the
coekory of l'hiladelphia, which has vastly
impreveil of Inte. At ene place he discovered
a geed hotel, established by I'hiiadelphlans,
and he remarks: "Thore is this te be said
about Philadelphia-anil It will go far in
pleading ler it In the lest day against its
monotonous rectangularity and tlie liabel-
Uke ambition or Its publie bidding that
wherever its inllucnce oxtenils there will be
found comfertablo lodgings nnd the luxury
of an undeniably excellent culslne. The
vislble seal that Philadelphia sets en its
enterprise all through the Seuth Is a geed
hotel."
In Persian courts the testimony of ene
man is eimal te that or two women. Thore
seem te be seme foeuion thore worthy of
the wemen sullragtsts' steel.
PERSONAL.
Ditivnn llAin trotted Maud S. In 2:11 en
tlie Cleveland track en Saturday.
Kx-Sr.NATen (lonneN, orGcergio, says he
nover speculated in Wall street und never
get poluters lrem Gould.
Anen nisiiei IIyan has administered con
firmation during the Inst ten inenths te
22,000 persons In the arclidlocese ei Philadel
phia. Ohaiiiman II. V. Jeni:s says or Clpyo Clpye
land "I am very well satislieil with him
me Tar and think he has mnde a geed begin
ning, aud that he is honest,"
Willii: HrnAOUi:, son or Ithode Islaiid's
ex-governor, has proved himself n chip of
tlie old block by running away with his
father's soeeuil wire's sister and marrying
her.
Emii.ii Kela, the novelist of realism, ie.
nies that his works are meant te be simply
nccurute sketclies ; he nays ids work if net a
sories or tableaux for tlie artlstie world, but
a psycholegic study or passion.
Dii O T. Hucbner, or luiKister, nnd Mr.
Jehn's. Menn, et Maner, have been ro-ap-peinted
by the educational ilojiartment "state
directers" or the Mlllorsville Nermal sclioe',
in accordance with the recommendations ei
the stockholders.
UuTiiciueni) IJ. Hayks suggests that tlie
Orand Army olthe llopublle build n menu menu
iiient te mark Grant's burial place in New
Yerk. The suggostlen would have lnore
weight ir it catne frotuasetirco less tainted
than a fraud benollelery.
MAnvis Uie eoniineuftst man's naine in
France, w here, as in Italy, the custom pro pre
yalls of giving the Virgin's name ten boy, lu
'eonlunctieii with a distinctively inale npiwi npiwi
latieu. Thus Huge was Victer Marie, and the
Inte pepe was Glevaunn Marie. Afler Mary
coine In order orrreiiuenoy, heuis, Jeseph,
Charles, Henry, Jehn, Francis, Peter, Paul,
Julius, Mnurioe, Antheny, Kugone, hee,
Victer, Augustus, Edward, Ernest and
Geerge.
Mieiiaku Davitt, Uie Irish patriot, says:
" I have determined that I will uever sit in
an English Parliament. Firteen years age I
was soiitenccil In the name or the quoen te a
term ofsen-ltudo, which is new explriug. 1
cannot porfenu an act widen would compel
Slarrlnges In Middle Age.
Frem the Philadelphia Press.
The marriages of the iniilillo-aged are sub
jects ei joke for all the world, especially ler
young people, who, arrogant in the certainty
or beauty, nnd youth and enthusiasm, sui sui
pese that tliey held the tltle deed te all thn
joy and leve In the world. They greatly
mistake. The man who has carried braVely
te middle-age tlie consequences or ills first
whim or passion, who has grown lu
wisdom, inllucnce and strength, ham
pered by a silly, vicious or stupid wife,
throws into tlie leve or his later llfe nil
the force of his mntured intellect and
tastes, all the starved, solitary hunger for
true companionship of his life. Een when
no such deep feeling enters into the inarrl.ige
ofmiddle-agodmeii and women, they bring
te it, II ei me gcniie class, as a ruie, n hiiicure
esteem, habits of control of temier, thoughts
and tongue, nnd theso wider, sweeter, mero
cliaritable views which advancing years al
most ilievltably bring te sensible, educated
peeple. A woman In n second mnrriage cel cel
ilem Toels as a young girls does, that her hus
band Is bone of her bone, und bunce thnt his
defecla nre a personal hurt te herself. Slie
always stands, se te speak, a llttle oil' from
him, and views him ulth an ndectletinU',
amused criticism. She has learned by this
time that they, as Mrs. Oliphnnt calls men,
are te be maile happy, humored and led by
certain delicate wise handling, nnd she
usually knows the art or it. Tlie husband,
in this case, brings in nil the oxperience nnd
the gentleness with which he lias learned te
real nil women. In short, if thore is less
;n in Inte marriages, thore is usually w
mera common sensu nun iiauitiiai
Cajenue Tepper
Clime., from the neighborhood el Cayenne In
llrttlsh liuliiun. It IsiiHtfinulaiit without being
lu any resM'etiistrengthiner. Seme medlciiUH
h.ieugrd dual of Cayenne pepper In thorn In
connection wllhethcrui-tleles, unit the folks wlie
taketheui think they nre receiving strength
while they am really belngenlystliualaU'd. 'J he
by nuaekH, wnen you
And In Dr. Wright the only iikuu
'iK.n'iiii iii l'l.ll'nti-liihliL who inakuH n
specialty of the nbove diseases and cvr.s them t
CciiKSfiUAnAhTKKD. Advick rRKE, duy ana even
ing. Strangers can be treated and return home
thosameday. omcesrlvale WK1(JITf
Nn.Hl -S'erUi Ninth street, nbove lluce,
I. O. Ikix H73. l'hiladelphia.
lnn2J-lydAw
run
i
Ol' KVKUV UESUKII'TION ATO'f.8, 1ft, 1?, IS, IS, 20, 2.1 OTS. UP.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Gents andChildrer
SUIIER HOSIERT-frieat Quantities at Leav Prices.
Jerseys ! Jerseys ! I Jerseys 1 1 1
LAW! K STOCK, AM. SIZKS, KOIl LAMKS AND CIUI.DItK.V at SOe , T5c.,$I.Ml, Jl I
tiw,ti.u),$s.wut.
, 11.50 11.75.
OLANHU'AHF.
n
KJIlds MARTIN.
Queensware
patient feels worse than liefere. Ill nun's Iren
Hitters Is nee lrem uiycnue pepper, unu
tains the bet tonics, tegctlier w Ith thn mir
liable preparation of Iren known te in
ence. Tins druggUta nil Mil It.
yn'-
Isll-
SVKCIAJ. SOTIVES.
lniicfr
pelltcnes
equallzeu.
hut the chances for happiness are
' Treud of.
1'cet tT
nemincAuw iiirn i"iVliiil'v nbln tun
mi... I.. ...Mm., ,.r u3Ui!MKy tinie, isa
. - :: . . """" r". rrjstnatius
4nti aitul tiMienLueu lltn lilitli liminvil u n
tMMvj linn in ntaeui iiiu tlift iiinwi v nv
the largest shoe In tlie country, her nuuiber
belng U enty-nlncs. Her shoes liave always
been made te order, and until recently In her
own state, but new that Miss Fnmile Is old
enough te go into society, her fattier lias had
n handsome pilr or kid tops manufactured in
this city, and the shoemaker who constructed
tliem lias them en exhibition in bis show
window en Jehn strcet, where they attract
great attention und elicit many expressions
of admiration.
The material or which the shoes are made
would have been sulllclent te manufacture
eight pair or ordinary ladles' shoes. Tlie
soles nre cork and the shoes nre button tops.
The length from stein te stern Is 19 Inches
nnd the breadth of beam is 7J inches. Tlie
"waist" or the shoe Is 18J inches, tlie instep
measurement ll$ Inches, und the lull 111
Inches. The teti or the shoe, which comes
up te the calf or the leg, measures 20)4 inches
in circumreronce. The heels are Bj inches
wide and -1'f Inches long. Four chamois
skins were used te line the shoes, and they
cost Mr. Mills $15, beslde the freight charges
te Handusky. Mr. Mills Is a well-to-de
farmer, nnd Miss Fannle Is n pretty blonde,
weighing ICO pounds, and of ordinary height.
Teenier1! llegutta n Vreud.
It has been discovered that the Teenier
regatta which was held In Pittsburg, last
Monday was a hippodrome, and that seme
glaring frauds wero perpetrated en the pub pub
leo by the management, Gaudaur, of St.
Leuis, Ueleated Teomer In the professional
rnce, the tlme being 10m. 32s., tlie fastest en
record by several seconds. This scrved te
allay suspicion, and until Saturday the pub pub
leo bolievod the race had been reweif en
the square It Is new discovered that the
turning buoys wero moved from their origi
nal positions und tlie ceurse mateilully
shortened. This work is alleged te have
been dene by the inauagers of the
regatta. It Is also salil that Teomer threw his
nice te Gaudaur and was u tuirty te the frauds.
Tlie managers found that tliey wero going te
leso money en the regatta und reserted te
the peel box te get even. Volz, T comer's
backer, made a "blulP'tlint he would glve
f 1,000 for any ovidenco or fraud. The Sports
man challenges lilm te put up the inoney,
and guarantees te preve nil the allegations
stated te be true. Nelther Teenier nor the
managers el the regatta can be found. It Is
said that the f2,000 in purses wits nover put
up, and that se far only J500 has been paid
te the winners of the liilibrent races. Of this
amount Gaudaur rocelvod f-Oa
A Sensible Girl.
Frem the Chicago Tribune.
"ills pants alarm me se," the nialden said
(rererrlng te her pocdle, which nn unruly
eew a chase had led) us she walked
with Fitznoedlo. "Are they tee tight V the
untaught FiUroplied, his indignation rising.
(He thought themaldeu's mind he occupied,
and her soliloquizing), Sharply she turned,
und in her pretty head licr eyosfelewed Uke a
manner's: "Fllwodne man se ignorant,"
oho said, "he uses 'pants' ler 'trousers'l"
l'erMins Who are lint Piny will find Dr. Ken
nedy's Kavorlte Iteniedy Just about the mi ill
cine they need when Ihev ncedaniedlclneat all.
The tea years which fellow Hint age ure full of
dangers which de net Uneaten younger men
and women. This preparation gives tene te the
system, grently expels Impurities und prevents
the outcropping of dlx-nse the seeds of which
may have been sewn In earlier life. Why net
live out all your days la health and strength.
JlylO-lmd.Vw
Thk public Jecks net a genuine remedy fjir
skin ilirw-'OJirs In Glenn's sulphur soap. " llilrs
llnlr Dye," black or brown, lllty lenis.
Jj.T-lwdeed.Vw
I hut taken ene bottle of DIE. UUAVKS'
IIKAUT HKUUI.ATOIl for lleait Disease and
nndit.ill I ceulddeslie. A. A. Ilolbreok, Wor Wer
cister, SIas. Free pamphlet of P. K. ingalls,
Cambridge, Mass. Jl.iw per bottle nt druggists
GHINA HALL
New Open, a Large Variety el Cheap
TABLE GLASSWARE.
Alse, u Sew l.tiie "f
BROWN STEW PANS,
MIXING BOWLS,
JELLY POTS, &e.
ag- PIULK'9 Vi:uv I.OW.1J
DON'T FAIL TO M-.K TI1KHK liOODS I'.K-
i'ekk PunciiAsinu.
High & Martin,
NO. 16 EAST BUNO STREET,
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court IIouse, Lancaster, Pr.
c
IIKAP STORE.
Carpets and Mattings,
AT
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S,
FKOM I.ATB AUCTION HAI.KS AT
MnttlngB,
Carpeta,
Carjeta,
Mattings,
Mattlnga,
Carpets,
VKUY LOW PKIUKS.
Carpets, Mattings,
Mattings, Carpeta.
Alse, LAItUK LOT OF
WHITE- COUNTERPANES,
Frem the late Oicnt Auction Sale In New Yeik, nt Wc., 75c,
UOOD JIAUOAl.SS ut
11.00 and up .1" W-(". Yeu will get
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
ltetwiKin the Ooeiwr Heuse and Serrel llorse Hetel.
IOWKKH .t HU1LST,
26 and 28 North Queen Street.
ONE PRICE !
THE LOWEST !
NEW GOODS !
LA.NUASTKlt. PA
Out Doer Sports.
Vt 1th the opening of the season of outdoor
sports comes thn tlme or trouble ler 111" peer
lutlius nf Hay Fever nnd Itese Celd. Fer them
Ibmers have no odor, and the summer llttle or
ue beauty. Te siiuir, Biieeze nnd wlpn their
wvepliiK eyes for three or four successive
month, this is their pitiable portion Theto Is
no help tn set vnynces, tliure U no help In Iiluli
innuntalniilr. Hut there isa iiesliivu eiiieln
Kly's i leaui Isilm. Try It. If jeh continue te
Niilfer It U liccau-0 ynu neglect a remedy nrt suie
as 11 Is cheap and pIcntMiil. Jylt'imleed.Vw
f:eLUiC9i't LInuld llecf Tonic Is
adapted fur females In delicate health,
den't; no ether. Ot ill Heists.
admirably
Lil-
JyiS-lwdced.tw
ji i.i ci:i. i.asi:u v.i.
cimu
l.VV 4 .t .SMk. A l.W...
r.ll.l.l. uiimiii-VH ...
Iiuuiirea ctmiiivt
.......(...r.u . ul I nil, b-f'-1 -.
HAIUDlA.l O ir.i.i.'. ,
hTOHK.
pi:
fi.oe PKi;
CIUAU
T7ititsT.ni.Ass neAiiniNO.
12 Together with the eholce or rooms en the
Unit or second fleer. 8mpusi.cd by none In the
city. Call en or nddres,.
Tnlile boiiidcrsiicceliunod.ited. nil-tld
w
ANTKD.
A Yeung Man te Learn the Drug
Business.
Address lu writing: . .. .,...
"PHAHMACIST,"
iNTELtiaKucKii OyricE, Luucister, Pa.
yKVANS FLOUIC "
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elcijant llread. Fer sale by Urocera
generally,
Levan 8s Sens, MorehantMillora,
Olllce: 17 NORTH PltlNOKST. aprtM-md
A TLANT10 CITY-
The Chester County Heuse
IS NOW OPEN.
Comferlnble, houiellKe, situated verj' near the
seu, with extended iiiiirziw upon tluve eeruu
lieuts. This IIouse bus lenir been known us n
most plciwint summer letreiit. a,,
Jiinel 2iud J. KF.1M X 80.NH.
GAlNT-KAPHAEIiAVINK.
' INFORMATION.
ThoSalnt-ltnphaelVlnehaiadellclou8flnvoiir
link lu tne imnciiHU eiuea in iiusim iiusim
Neith and Henth Amurlca, lireat
iiHiuln. India, nnd no en. Thunuaii tit V exported
annually Is sullletciit pioer et itsstubllliy nnd
Btaylni; powers, while ler the real connoisseur
thete Is ue wlne that can bu cousldeiod Its
'"ia-ThoRiilnt-Uaphael WlneCninpiuiy, Valence,
Uepartmontef Uie Drome (France.)
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
flS-tld NO. Ol EAST KlNU BTUEKT.
M-
AOKIHA AND KHKUllY WINES
-AT-
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
" 11. E. BLAYilAKF.lt, Aeknt,
KtfUibltshea vpa.
Ne. 2) East Kike Stiiket.
rbl7-tfd
CO A I..
Bit. MAHTIN,
WHOLKDALBAKDIlKTAlt.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lncikr and Ceal
a-YAnn: Ne. 4M North Water and Prince,
strwta ubove Lemen. Umcnster. n3-Ivd
JAUMUAKDNKKS & JKKl'KP.lKS,
COAL DEALERS.
()ri('KH: Ne. 13 North tjueen slreet, and Ne.
UU North Pi Ince street.
Yam: North Prlnce street, near UendliiK
UevaU LANCASTKU, PA.
auglMfd
tOAU
M. V. B. COHO,
S30 NOIITII WAT Kit STIIKET, Lancaster, Pa.,
WUOLESALB AMD KETA1L DSALKIl IN
LUMBER AND GOAL.
OjHBOTlOW WITH TUB TELKPHONIO r.ICIIAHOII.
D Ofic: Ne. SW NOIITII WATKH
I01J'i-lVU
YAnD
STIIKKT
u
UMtKllTAKIXU.
NOKHTAKINO.
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen and Vine Streets,
Laxeaster, 1'a.
Persenal attention plven te all orders,
thlni? In the Undertaklng Une furnished.
Every
.... ..i. . .,..'.... ...i iii.. u.rv ph. iifii nrsieiass ime
chaulc, 1 nm nrepuri'd te de all kinds of UpUeIj
iif
luniltuie
lante-tm
verv mndei-ate nilces. All kinds el
Unhelstered. Ulve me a cull.
R. ROTE.
STOVKK.
pOOlt, WuiTB&G'KKKNOUOll.
BANKERS.
Uoncspeudeneo Invited.
MKSIllEUSOP TIIK MIW YOltK STOOK B.
CUANllEANll PltOl'ltlKTOUS OP POOU'.S
MANUAI.OPAll.WA.
45 Wall atroet, New Yerk,
oetl-lydood
WATC1IMM. JtC.
. ULOUKH AND JEWKliltY.
ITT-ATOIIKS,
GREAT REDUCTION
IN P1UCE3 OP WATCHES, CLOOKH AND
in Ainu. jjjvVEUlY.nt
LOUIS WEBEll'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North dueen Street,
nnaiin nil v Hetel, near Pa. It. It. Depet.
Correct time nt neon dally from Wiulilnsten.
DtJ. Watclieaaud Clocks jvpalied, reeiiliiteii
and udj listed.
U-ai-Iyd
TUOUdHT AND
nly HeiMirjiiHB
YELLOW PKi
BTOHK.
TTAl'PY
11 T,iluie.e.minlv deperiilnif, at
liAUTMAN'd YELLOW F1IOW
KKHKCOA
C1UAU
CVT.Tj AT KEiaAUT'H OLD WINE
STOUE
-reu-
Listen's Extract of Beef.
riMKIST IX TUB WOULD.
Kstnbllliea.lT8S. II. E.BLAYilAHEH, aBu.
felJ7.U4
Na29Ee3tKtn(8t.
.Ilivr ei'LNI. D New Snllnes New ItntNtcn, New Perniltv, New I'lintn. Iteiiin ait in I in
tun Klauuel, I'leuaut e.uullty n low as fc. per yard. KeiunmilH In Miiellu, bcsl ijn i'n i,l4 jh r
yrtid. I.adle-i' italbili;an Ibie, extra geed, n bargain at 2.1c. Our f0. Ceii-el, Me Kiiuu, heals nuy
thliiB for Hear and Cum Curt that N elleied nnyiihi-re.
.Men'rt Hiilauudiiiil Mill Is at Mk-., unrth iiKie.it ileal mere. Yeu "111 my senfli'i' havlnc trlul
them. Olheis hae done se. Men's l!.ilbii.iu I'lidelshlrls, M'lyllne uud eiy Unlit, all l7.es,
leui; audshett sleecs.
BOWERS & HU RST,
NOS. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET. - - Lancaster, Pa.
HtlXKUWAllK.
H.
mieADs.
ATTENTION !
We would call attention of purchasers te the very flne and com
plete line of moderate priced Ladies' Geld Watehes, very much lu
demand just at pressnt, and we are well propared te meet that do de
mand. We also have Geld and Sllver Watehes In a great variety or
styles and at the low prices brought about by the long dopression of
the times.
Our NIckel Watches at 85.00 are geed watches for the meney,
and are going off very fast.
We rocelvod the ether day a large involce of all the latest novel-
ln Silver Jowelry, Oxydizcd, ote., very pretty and worth see seo soe
would be ploased te have you call and see thorn.
ties
-fell-
7
LANCASTKlt, PA.
RHOADS,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
hooks.
B
OOICS AND 8TAT10NKKY.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Fluitls and InliS,
OPFKIl AT LOWEST PUICKS,
Hlnnli Koolis, Writing rapers, Envelopes, Wrilin
HOLLAND'S GOLD PENS,
Stiel Pens Lead Pencils, Pecket Heeks, lllll Poefes, Letter Heeks, aud an ARnortment el Fine and
' Staple HUitlencry.
- AT THE H1UN OK TIIK IIOOK.-M
NOS. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER. PA.
S
jie vxKtiiMMsii i mi ti mum.
IIIUK'.S OAKPKT IIAI.I
CARPETS! CARPETS!
KEOl'ENINU OP
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
vn nrn new nrenared te show the trade the I JUKest nnd llest heleeted I.lan of carpet ever ex,
hlblledln Udcrtv. WllIONHl VELVETS, all the Tr.idlnK Makes of IIODY AMV.M'KbTltY
lllll hSr'li Til IKK-PI.V, AllViMilaiid Cotten Chain KXTllX 8UPKKS, nnd all iialllle of I.N.
iiiiin t'AilPETO ilAJlAsKuad VENETIAN OAKPET.S. 11AU und CHAIN eAltl'KTH of our
nwiwimniifnetiilOttJ ecallty.Sneclil Attention nald te the ManuluetiiioefCUS.TOM CAIIPET3.
-AT-
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
Oer. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
teUS-SmdAvr
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