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LANCASTER, AUGUST S, I88S.
He Did Net Disappoint Us.
t These who knew the llev. J. P. Now New
man, I). I)., and his methods aforetime, as
well' as tliose who have been disgusted
with his obsequious offlcieusness at Mt.
McGregor, could have expected nothing
better from him yesterday than the funeral
address which he delivered at the initial
Grant obsequies. Ne matter hew Inti
mate his relations with the deceased or
hew warm the friendship of the bereaved
Jfamily for htm, he Bheuld net have been
permitted te expese them te the Judgment
which his oration mint suggest, nor te
travesty the occasion and mock this week
of mourning with his wretched exhibition of
bad taste.
The well-worn aphorism that of the
dead there is te be fitly spoken nothing but
geed, has it3 roots in a kindly sentiment of
human and charily, decent consideration ;
but it lias came te be grossly abused. It is
fair that the best sidv of a man should be
presented in a funeral oration, but it is net
honest nor true that a f.ilse judgment, an
exaggerated and unfaithful picture of him
should be presented te the world. It is an
insult te the country and an insult te the
family, that General Grant's eulogist
Bheuld have deified him with such an
anothee3is as that which it will be just like
Newman te call his "Sermon en the
Mount." Such an address is mere than a
perversion of history and a blot upon litera-
tute; it is demoralizing te preier popular
standards of truth and right and fame.
' Seino time nge, as has been noticed bo be bo
feie, this man Newman delivered a funeral
address, te order, upon the virtues of a dead
boy, sonef Stanford, the California million
aire and politician. It was of the same
strain as the Grant eulegy ; and ascribed
te the youth qualities of mind and heart,
such as could only exist in ene who com
bined all the virtues of David and Samuel,
l'aul and Timethy, and even of the mar mar
veleous lad who disputed with the doc-
ters in
the tPnuiladHBktt: that travesty
nothing
fen expected
or.
however, that hfl
Tcttlatien and transcended
ion. Jn the qualities of 11
luesmati.hls pniisoef Grant
renly by the memory of Wash
ingten, aud in the attributes of a perfect
personal character no Individual in sacred
or profane history, save the Incarnate
Medel, has deserved greater laudation than
that which this eulogist lavished upon his
subject.
Such efforts as these are net te be harsh
ly criticised from a literary point of view.
The outpouring of the honest heart's af
fection, Is net te 1)0 measured with line or
sounded by plummet; by every standard
of literary criticism the production must
be ranked unworthy of a sophomore. It
is from a different stand of observation
that the judgment of the country will con
demn the iKjrfonnance. Grant has been
seen in the fierce light which beats
about a throne. His strength and his weak
nesses, his merits and frallities are the
possession of this generation ; with them
all a friendly and a kindly judgment has
been made up upon the dead, and this
Bheuld net be disturbed. Hut when it is
challenged by ene who halls Mt. Vernen
and Mt. McGregor in ene breath, and who
ransacks all history te find in all its char
acters qualities which the subject of this
eulogy alene possessed in glittering com cem com
blnatien then the memory of Grant Is
most injured by his superserviceable
panegyrist, and calls out te be delivered
from his friends.
Why the Indians Were Nestles.
The cattlemen were somewhat unfortu
nate in net getting an answer te their ap ap
plicatien for delay in the execution of the
.removal order before General Sheridan's
official repett was made public. In this
document the commander of the army
gees directly te the root of the whele mat
ter. He considers the causes of the out
break of the Indians rathar than the difll
tculties themselves or the manner of set
tling them.
He attributes all the treuble te the fact
tuat the lands have been leased te the cat cat
tle growers, and charges that this result
was brought about largely by the action
of the Indian agent who, happily for the
cause of pe ice and quiet, was promptly re
moved. He brushes away the claim of
alleged consent en thepart of the Indians
ai, indeed, he well may wlieu it Is recog
nized that neither as tribes nor as indi
viduals have they any right te be asked or
te give tills consent. It was inevitable
that the ranches of this reservation should
become headquarters for turbulent, law law
,leS3 adventurers, whose centllcts with the
juumns were a matter or course The
graeral'a recommendation that an army
officer be made agent is a sensible one in
"this contingency, as it can net be ques-
tiened that his authority will be the mere
fully recognized than would that of a
clviliau.
ith this report 11s a basis the president
-"aid the secretary of the interior
, hive declined te modify the execu.
1 tlve proclamation for the removal of the
e ittle within feity days, aud have
given the cattlemen te understaid
tat they and their herds will be removed
by the aid of the army if necessary. This
,eugit te convince them and all etlu r lnw-
r
brekkers that U1I3 Is nn administration
whichmcnns what it says. It will net Is
sue an order 0110 day only te show itself
an adept in vacillation llie next ; but will
be sure it is right and then go nticad.
It is new plain that it was geed policy te
send General Sherklan te the scat of the
difficulty. He net only knew instlnctively
what the trouble was, but his position,
rank and character, were such that the
law-breakers and the Indians both knew
that he and the government meant
business. Neither was it tee sllalit work
for the commander of the army te de a
theory which has found acceptance in these
quarters where a high officer of the army
is supposed te stand around in full epau
let ted uniform, simply te let the world sce
hew much dignity can be concentrated in
ene human being. Such an official is in
tended te work like anybody else and llke
them must de with his might what his
hands find te de.
Canen 1'AnitAiican give Parson Nen-man
Heme points as te geed taste,evon though "he
la an Englishman."
'
In vlowef recent social and political dis
closures In England, it Is net te be doubted
that Victeria Woedbull, "new 1111s a high
place In English society," whlle "her Bister,
Miss Tonnle C. Clafllu, the great female re re re
loriner, will very seen marry ene or the
wealthiest men In England, and tilled."
n m
Cincinnati wisely resolves te held Its
oxpesltlon seme ether year. The local expo
sition business has been overdono.
Tub Yerk county Democratic convention
soeius te have been a one-sldcd sort of affair.
Fer seme reason or otber Judge Tere Wlckes,
who has served tbe county with such dignity,
ability and high credit for ene judicial terin,
was net named as a candidate for ro-elcctlon
te the bend), and Jehn W. Blttlnger, a well
read and able lawyer and a leading Demo
crat, walked elT with feur-llfllis of the dele
gates, lien. Jehn A. Swepe, of Adams, was
endorsed Ter renomlnalleu and the reselu
tiens " cordially approve the Democratic ro re ro
lerm administrations of Prosldent Clovo Clevo Clove
land and Governer Pattlsen," and as earnestly
resent the Insult ollered te the commonwealth
by Qujy's caudldacj.
The volce of Newman, happily, Is no
longer heard In the land. But a I'll Had el
Hews correspondent suguests that Tourge
writotheOranteplc. Iusatiate monster, will
net ene su (11 co?
In vlew of the signal success of the Demo
cracy In carrying Kentucky, even in an "off
year," First Asst. Postmaster General 8te
onsen should run his record up te about 300
per day.
Tun se-called Demecrats of the District or
Columbia are said te much exercised because
the prosident does net hurry up and appoint
seme or the district Demecrats te the district
federal efllees, ir half that these district
Demecrats say about each ether be true, It
must be very ullllcult for him te dlfcover
geed men and true thore, whose appoint appeint appoint
inents would be mere satisfactory than the
retention of the present elllclals. It Is sadly
true that 11 large portion or the capital resi
dents are paitisans for rorenuo only, and
Cleveland may have te go out of the district
te find enough righteous Demecrats te save
it.
Tin: New Yerk World lUrtheldl fund Is
new within a thousand dollars el $100,000.
Peny up.
A vv.w days age the cable brought news
of Crown Prince l-'roderlck, of (Jcrmany,
belug seriously Injured by a driving accident
ut Zurich. Thore is no foundation whatover
for the repert and a traveller who started tb3
story has been arrosted. The offerer did
net ex poet te be punished for the trick, but
he deserves all he gets.
-Iy la ropertod that somobedy wrote te Ma Ma
bone, or Virginia, rocently requesting seme
historical information and that the following
answer was roturned : "1 am I06" busy
making history te write 1L" But the little
Virginian Is somewbat tee confident. He
has helped te make seme history which Is
dlscroditable te Virginia and dlsagrceble te
hlmself and for which the public credit will
sull'er during the next century; but bis day
ler making history, cither geed or bad, is geno
forevor. It is, hewever, tee much te oxpect
that Mahone will begin te.lcarn modesty at his
age and with Ills record.
It is net entirely pleasing, after all, te
knew that Dr. N'ewman has left Mt. Mc Mc Mc
Oroger, when it Is remomeerod that strong
Iwlts of lightning de sometlmos play al)out
that Isolated peak.
Feil seme unknown reason Arjullla Jones
has suddenly coased te be a great and absorb
ing Issue. Gone te meet the elder and greater
HIggins issue.
PERSONAL.
Jean Inoei.e w pronounces her narae with
the soft sound of "g."
GovEnNen Lewnv, of Mississippi, will
likely be nominated for re-election en the
first ballet,
Jehn G. Thompson, of Ohie, has bconap bcenap bconap
peinted a special agent of the general land
ofllce, te luvostlgate fraudulent land entries.
TnEODenE Tilton, whlle lecturing in
Texas, visited a school where no ene el the
children knew who was Abraham Lincoln
or who was General Grant.
Samuel T. Jaquktte, a very popular
young Democrat of Philadelphia, has been
appeinted private socretary te Collector
Cadawalder. It is an oxcellent selection.
Superintendent op the mint Fex has
appointed twenty-nine ladles te positions.
11 is ropertod that there will be a shaking up
thore among the empleyes en Thursday,
which will be pay-day.
James D. Fish's daughter will take up
her rosldenco at Auburn, se as te be near
her father. He, by the way, is qulte chip
per, seems te llke prisen-llfe, and has devel
oped a very hearty appetite
" i'minder " Walten has geno te Leng
Branch for the sumirler. A society Journal
says that he has Liken his oleven daugh
ters with him " and that they cost f350 per
woek for beard and lodging alene.
Judge Feraker couldn't dellver an ad
dress te the colerod men at Columbus en
Emancipation day, because he had anether
engagement, but Govorner Headly threw
oyerboard a cellege commencement te take
his place.
Gen. D. H.Hill has accopted the pros!,
doncyertho Industrial cellege at Mlllodgo Mllledgo Mlllodge
Villo, Ge., which uses the Tuiildlngs and
grounds of the old state canltnl. nn. 11111
was ler seven years president of the Indus
trial cellege et Arkansas, but retlred from it
last year.
Mayer Guillette, or New Orleans, yes
terday suspended Culeret Pollce Bachemln
en the charge of insubordination ; and using
In connection with the name of the mayor
O.xi,rei,eni' or expletives contrary te geed
discipllne and tending te disorganize the
t'OUTIUIT Ol' A OUNTLUMAIf.
(Thsse Hues m ere found In the handwriting of
Jlr.Jeirerson.en the Libiury table at ilontl ilentl ilontl
celle, M 1th the above heading ?j
He who walketh uprightly,
Wheui llghleeusnuss directs ;
Whose genoieus longiie disdains te speak
The thing Ids heurt rejects.
Who never did a Blunder forge,
Ills neighbors fumu te wound,
Ner hearken te a falne report
llr malice whlsneivd round.
Who vlce In all Its pomp ami peu er
Can treat Ith J ust ncidect j
And piety, the clothed lit rags,
Uellgleiuly respect.
Who te hU pllghu-d vows and trust
Has ever llrmly stead j
And tho'he premise te hU less
He makes bU premise geed.
"rSeUVh.' Xm r'a'm P nalHa' S(lcct0
THfl LAKOABTEB PAllY DliiTGmOEB, WEDNEflDiir, AUGUST 5, 1885.
rum ncirie tauk
Seme Hint Cunetrnlug the Preparation or the
Dalntlet for tha Table In the Weeds.
Frem lUtper'i Bazaar.
It Is an unromantle fact that 110 matter hew
grand or charintnrr the sconery around, nor
what storled or thrilling spot the plcnlohes
been gotten up te visit, oue of the most In
teresting real tires Is Its lunchoeu.
The rlde or climb In the frcsli open air Is
sure te preduce geed appotlles, and wolcemo
Indeed te hungry plcfculckera are the lunch
baskets, which, when openod, show a brave
array ui lumpiing yienus.
That convenient orrangemout which nor ner
nctuatra the natne of Its nrltrlnnter. the Karl
of Sandwich, is a great faverite with picnic
era Handwlches, te be geed, must be nlcely
made. The bread must be nolther tee stale
nor tee fresh ; It must be cut into thin pieces
net larger than threo Inches by four, daintily
spread with butter, and two slices put
teKuiuer Trim seme rcusn Detwecn.
llam sandwiches are the most common.
The ham Bheuld be well boiled ; It Is then
chopped very fine or grated, spread evenly
ever ene sltce of bread, a socetul placed ever
It, and the two sllces pressed genlly but
firmly tojrcther. The ham mv be Reason ed
by incorporating a small quantity of mixed
mustard with it bofero spreading en the
bread, or It may be left plain. The mustard,
howevor, Is gonerally llked, and adds te the
"relish.
When It is net couvenlont te bell a whele
ham, and but a small number of sandwiches
are 10 ue maue, 1110 nam may no nicely
cooked by cutting into thin slices and steam
Ing until thoroughly dene.
Hand wlches may also 1k made out of light
rolls, but bread is best for the purpose. Tliey
may be varied ludollnitely by using dltlcr dltlcr
ent kinds of filling. The following will be
found nlce relishes for filling, and will glve
conslderablo variety:
Place one cupful or grated or finely chop-
peu nam in en eariuen uewi, auu two tea tea tea
spoensruls oftnlxed mustard, one-thlrd cu
ful of any kind of nilxnd mustard, one-thlrd
cuplulerany kind or sour plckle minced as
(lne as pessible, and two tablospeonruls or
melted butter. Stir and work together nntll
all Is mixed Inte a smooth mess. The yolks
or two hard-boiled eggs may be added or
emitted as preferred.
A geed spiced lllllng can be made by
changing the soasenlng ; Instead of the pop pep
per and mustard, use one-thlrd tcaspoenlul
orallspice, net qidte se much cinnamon, aud
a small pinch of glnger.
toiikue ler nanuwiclics should he rhlmmd
Inte very tiny pieces, or oheppod. A small
quantity of mustard en It Is a great Improve
ment, but It will require no ether seasoning.
Still another lining is made as follews:
Take 0110 can of fresh or pickled oysters ;
drain from the liquor and leek them ever
carefully te roinevo all bits ofshell. With a
sharp knlfe cut each oyster into threo or four
pieces. Grate stalu bread orcrackers ; te each
cupful of prepared eysters take ene cupful of
crumbs, and enough liquor te partially
moisten. Have ready u pan with n small
quantity or melted butter; turn In tlie eysters
after they have been well mixed with the
crumbs and fry brown, but net hard.
Spiced beef is always better relished than
plain meat. Itomevoall bones from a plti'e
weighing about four pounds; rub It well
with cinnamon, allspice, pepcr anil celery
salt. Itell tightly and tie. llell until done
In water enough te cover, te which has been
added one-thlrd of mi eunce or each or the
following splces : Ginger, cloves, cinnamon,
nllsplce and mace. When cold dust oil' all
splce odherlng te the outside, aud cut in
very turn succh.
Spiced oysters are made by pouring het
spiced vinegar oer fresli or canned eysters
drained out of their lulce. The vinegar
should be highly spiced an boiling when
poured ever the oysters; they will then be
ready for use in n few hours. This Is a fa
vorite delicacy for picnics.
Hard-lolled eggsure another regular plcnle
dish. These should always be beiled for half
an nouranexsi, anu tue sneils lult en until
time te serve thorn.
Pickled eggs make a nicechangc. llell the
eggs hard, remove the khell nnd drop the
whele egg Inte het vinegar which has been
seasoned high witli salt, JHipper, mint ml,
cinnamon ami ullnplce. The eggs should re
main In the vinegar ever night at least.
placed In ajar befere packing In tlie baskets,
411U iiii-kui j's uriinitjii vh ami inu L'ggs
or 1111 uqums must no uisponseu with us
much as possible In baskets which sre te be
carried any distance.
Sweets are never In he great demands at
picnics .'mother things which haoinero era
relish, still must form part of the feast.
A little ple which Is generally a faverite Is
made of cinnamon in tlioMiupeoraturii-ovor
Make a short llaky crust, roll out Inte sheets
about four inches across; en half or each
sheet sprinkle sugar te the depth of a third
of 1111 inch ; moisten this witli water, and
lastly sprinkle en enough ground cinnamon
te cover welL Turn oer tlie ether hulf,
fasten the edges llrmly together and bake
quickly. Whlle het, rub the 'whlte of an egg
evor 1110 lop 111111
sprinkle with granulated
sugar.
Lemen tarts are made thus: I. lne a small
patty-pan with paste; lake; then put In
each a spoonful of lemen Jelly made by boil
ing tegether until clear 0110 cupful of sugar,
the yolks of two egg, the julce part or the
rind of two Ioiueiih beaten together. Heat
the whites te a froth, add two Ltblcspoeiifuls
el iMmdered sugar utter the lellv has been
put In the tart, place en top a spoonful of
1110 ireiu, ami unmn in moetcii. Tuosearo
delicious. A large ple may be made In the
same way, but for public luncheons the tarts
are much mero easily carried.
Lemonade Is always In demand. It saves
conslderablo treuble if, lnstcaJ of taking
lemons and making the lomeuado after ar
riving at tlie grounds, the Julce Is squcezed
from the lemons and put In a tightly corked
bettle with the preper amount of Hiigar be be bo
eoro leaving home. Nothing Is then left te
de but te add water aud Ice.
-i VAXVl'.U'S MiSHJHTVXV.
Frem Wealth and 1'aiua ti I'eierty Ontu a
I'tiblle Idel, New n Stan lug l'aniljtU.
Frem the New Yerk Tribune.
By passing through a narrow dirty pasnage
at Na 211 Groeno Htrect, ene coines upon a
rewel teneiiicnt houses be me four In number,
occupied principally by mlserable French
nnd Italian fainilies. The houses are squalid
Ixjyend nicasure ami soure the unfertunate
people who Inhabit theni. A lively inlor inler inlor
cbauge of ceurtchies is frerjueutly kept up
with the occupants of the rear rooms In the
Qreeu street Iioiiseh. Net the hllglitcst touch
of harmony can be found In tho.se Interestini-
convertiatleiiH, which are carried en In bad
English, mongrel Kronen anil vlle Italian,
with the barking of dogs, and the Bcrcamliig
of half starved childreu te break tlie chorus,
l'roriuent essaulta ba'e been made en the
foundation of the staircase for flroweod, the
front doers having slnce disappeared "te blle
the klttle ,ln th' iiiernin','' ut an old Irish,
woman phrased it.
The melancholy of these (surroundings is
accentuated by the fact Unit 011 the ground
lloerof oneof tlie dwellings a ouce iameua
dancer lies paralyzed, and starving. She Is
Ermlna Vonteroll, whose performances less
than a dozen years age filled New Yerk
playgoers with delight. At the Union Hquare
thoatre, the .Comedy thoatre and Nible's
garden she wasaccustomed te rocelvo nightly
the onthuslastle applause of thousands. Cost
ly souvenlrs wero showered unen her fmm
admlrers who vied with each ethor lit their
efferts te command attontlen.
In all the great cities of the Union her suc
cess was no less marked, and mero than
ence during her tours did she rofuse eilers
of marriage from men who were known te
be rich. Her buccess in the California
theatre at San Fruticisce was be striking that
the manager advanced her iiayte fase for
eacu incurs poriermanco. At a performance
in a Philadelphia thoatre nlie was suddenly
stricken with paralysis whlle en the stage,
Slnce that time her story his been as melan
choly as any presented In the pages or fiction.
In her present filthy abede thore lives also
en old mother who was the faithful cempan.
ion of her dauchter durlne the davs of her
triumph as she new Is when all that Is worth
living for Is geno health, beauty means.
The old lady has two grandchildren In the
house, the orphans of her beh. One of thorn,
a boy of fifteen, who works In n grocerystoro
has been sick for weeks, tlie ether, a young
girl, was onsaged when 11 Tribune ropertor
called In scraping the bones of seme stale
meat and peeling seme small raw potateo
With her lfuirer nulls. She Is u Iminl.-mtiin
child with duik oyes, an intelligent face, but
qulte starved looking.
The dancer liorseTt sat in a broken chair
looking Inte vacancy. Her mouth and anus
are paralyzed, and though mistress of half u
dozen languages she Is uiiable new te utter a
word ; her uttorauce Is only a confused
babble, in the days of her prime, hhe was
handsem'v with Hawing raven locks, drop
uuu lusirutin iwacK oyes ami iiiui ciussia iace
which grows te porfeetlon only beneath
Italian skies. Hhe is only thirty-lour years
old yet all her upper teeth are geno, through
the effect el medicine. In the helght of her
huccess she was regarded as bimlsoute, and
was popularly known as " The Black Boek."
Hhe was born In Bologna and educated In
Paris. Thore as In the o'her principal cities
of Europe her successes wero as marked as
In this country. The old mother said In
broken French : I get bits of bread and
stale fish from friends, but I can't beg, for
tlie pollce would arrest ma" Here the old
lady, who Is soventy years old, began te cry
and Ermlnawielng her, also burst Inte a
Hern! of tears.
S1
BX-aKCUKTAnt
IKLLKH AitUAlQSllH.
Hen
ml Ills Velley ltcsponltile Fur the Hntn-
ilal anil Troubles 1'reTullliiK.
Frem Senater I)iwe' N. T. Tiibune Letter.
The late administration of the interior de
partment Is as much rcsponstble for the pres
ent demoralized and doplerablo condition of
airalrs en the leased Indian reservations as
If It had dlreclly set about producing It. That
department Is the responsible author of it,
files are full of the evidence When "cat "cat "cat
tlomen" first came te that department for
permission te loase Indian lands, they wero
refused that permission and wero forbidden
te erect a red el fonce or appropriate an
aero of these lands. Streng and convincing
reasons for this position wero at the tlme put
upon the public records and remain thore
still. It was net long, hewever, befere a
change in this rospectcamo evor the interior
department. It was announced In a prlnted
lotlerand addressed te ene of theso cattlemen
who was seeking in an open und honerablo
way te obtain a ratification of ene el these
leases by the secretary. This man was told
that whlle the department had no authority
unuer existing laws te ratify these leases,
thore was nothing illegal In them, and the
department conslderod them highly advan
tageous te the Indians. It would net, there thero thore
foro Interfore te proventthe Indians leasing
tlielr lauds te the cattlemen, and would, he
long as thore was no cemplalnnt en the part
of the Indians, keep overy ether outsider off
the lands se leased. It would jiermlt but net
approve. Thlslotter became a circular printed
and distributed among the cattlemen, and
was the authority and guide under which all
the looses have been made. Under It there
came te be a scramble Ter these leases, and
the terms or rental In them all were he fixed
as te become most attractive te the Indians.
The enormous prellls made en catlle ranges
CAUHOd every Olie alrendv In tint IniHlniiMS.
and overyeno en the make who could com
mand capital, te niHli wildly in te sccure
every pessible aero of these lands under this
bhiittlng-lts-oyes policy of the Interior de
partment. All the leases provided for the
distribution of the rental per capita among
the Indians. Tills paltry rental of ene and
two cents an aero covering millions of acres
was sulllclcnt te make the Indians crazy te
agree te tlie leases. And thus, In nn Incred
ibly short time almost every avallable aero of
iiiuiau isiius cupaoie 01 grazing a Texas stoer
has gene under these lcases ever which the
Interior department would assume no control
and for which it ostentatiously sloughed en"
all responsibility.
Tlie law seemed te oerybody else plain
enough. It had put all the IndLiusand their
lands under the control or the interior de
partment. It had declared allcentracts with
Indians void unless approved by the secre
tary, and required all money dorlved lrem
the use of their lands te be paid Inte the
treasury te be appropriated for thelr benefit
as Congress should direct Yet here was a
secretary standing en the border of proclaiming-
te cattlemen and capitalists treating with
wild blanket-Indians: "I will nelthcr a a a
preve nor dlsapprevn your contracts. I
think they are a geed thing. Maue such as
you please and I will keep overy body else en"
whlle you occupy O10 lands. Hut I will net
1)0 responsible V' Even the man who guard
ed the clothes of thuse who stoned the mar
tyr Stephen hadsense enough te ockuewl
edge his responsibility.
Tlie consequences of this illegal and
Illogical policy of assenting Indlllorenco are
new apparent and deplorable Whlle It
was going en it demoralized the whele In
dian Hcrvlceand unloosed all notions or olll elll
cial responsibility anddovetton te the public
service en the part of theso w he came in con
tact with it. The cattlemen, left by the do de do
partment te make such terms with the In
dians as they pleased, could always make
better ones when the officials en the reserva
tions wero en their side, and theetlicials
were always en the side of thelr host friends.
It was net long licfore the craze te be cattle
men and lessees, or at least te have seme
relative lnside the pale, became an epidemic,
and commissions In the public service were
made a cover for negotiations, and at the
same tlme 11 iosspert te tlie most tempting
alliances. In tlie absencenf all control ever
the leases by the department after they wero
made, the Indians en the ene side, and the
leasees en the ether, wero left te enferce their
mutual agreements as best they could. The
Indian aiid tlie cow boy, each witli his griev
ance, went forth aud established their own
court for the redress of their wrong, whlle
the secietury folded his arms and shut his
eyes.
Similar Cases With Antipodal ltcjulU.
Tw e prominent New Yerk gentlemen el about
equal age and nearly the sumo physique and
state of health, recently attended a large public
gathering In the evening. After having It,
both took severe colds, which sent sharp pains
through their lungs and shivering pangs ever
thclrsystcms. One, en arriving home, Immedi
ately took h strong prescription of Dcrri's
Feins Malt Whiskey Internally,andnlse bathed
the atrected parts with the same eitcrnally.
The next morning he ni up nnd about the
house, and uf ter three days w en t as usual te busl
ness and has continued In robust health oer
since. Thoethcr did nothing, but get te bed
shivering and wrapped In heavy blankets, suf
ferlng excruciating agonies all night; next
morning be wns pronounced an Incurable vic
tim of tertiary pneumonia and en the third day
thereafter was conveyed In a costly casket te
final rest In the cemetery. His physicians said
prompt treatment llke the ether would have
saved him, but the community new mourns au
Irreparable less. Any reliable grocer or drug
gist will furnish above articles.
Jewelry store Itebbcd.
A large Jewelry store In liosten wasiebbcd ie
cently by seme Ingenious rascals who had
seemed the combination for the safe lock. They
carried eif about IJO.oue worthef choice Jewelry.
This was a nerleus less te the Jeweler, hut net
se bad us If he had been robbed of power te
digest his dinner. Stelen Jewelry Is hard tore
cover. Hut lirewn's Iren lllttcrs will restore
digestion. Mr. Charles Wolf, Kenten, Ohie,
says : " I used lirewn's Iren lllttcrs torityspop terityspop torityspep
sla with fciitlsfactery ru'sults."
HVKC1AX. XOTICKS.
"I hate Aditsed my Daughter te try It, and
she Is going te de se." He further sajs: "I
culled en you about six weeks age sick with
bilious dlseuse. Yeu gave me a bottle of Dr.
Kennedy's Favorite Hemedy and set me all
rigid. I want mero of 1U" Thug writes a man
whellvesln Lubcc, Me., te the proprietor. We
are sure of hearing favorably from the lady, for
this preparation la exactly suited te the troubles
from which women se often suirer. Alse for
little children. HvlO-lmdAw
lle Careful of the Ilablea.
1 1 your children are threatened w Ith eieup or
nny threat dlftlculty, apply a lew drops of
Themas' Kclectrte Oil. It is the nicest medicine
ter tha little ones we knew of. Fer sale by 11.
11. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 13a North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Causes Astonishment.
"Completely nrustratcd for davs with
hull-
171
rcstlen und bilious levor. The elfectsoftne
bottles of Jl unlock llloed
me: visible Improvement rl
Hitters astonished
right err." Mr. Neah
Hates, Elmlru, N. Y. Fer sale by II. 11. Cochran,
ter.
Net n Case.
Net a case of rheumatism, net a case of neu
ralgia, net a case of lameness, net a case of puln
or sprain net ene has failed te go when at
tacked by Themas' Xclcctrie Oil. Fer sale by
11. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 aud li'J North Uueeu
street, Lancaster.
SEVEN DIFFERENT BORAX SOArS
In tbe market te-day. Nene worthy of the
iiamebutMILLEH'S,
rpIIE REST
J- the City, at
HAHTMAN'S
60 HAVANA CIGAR IN
YELLOW
6TOUE.
FHONT CIUAU
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY.
l)y buying your Underwear, Shirts, Weik.
lug Pauls, Overalls, Cellars, Culls, Handker
chiefs, Suspenders, Umbiellaa and Notions.
At HECHTOLU'S,
He.tl North Queen Streot,
Slgu or the Uig Stocking,
P. 8. Choice llulldlng Lets, Stene and Sund
forsale.
lUAMl'AGNE.
BOUCHE
"SEC."
THE FINEST
CHAMPAGNE
WINE
NOW
1MPOHTEO.
AT HEIGAUT'S OLD WINK STOHE,
NO. 3 EX8T KIHO BTEKKT,
R, E. 8LAYM AKEIt, AgL
Established,
IUU14-IIU
MKD1CAL
t AK-tfXMtV (
LJil.AiH.'
Pit! NO FEVEIt.
F
At thin Brnen nearly evrrv nun nfritu tnnn
seme sort or tonle. IKON cntem Inte almes
erery pliytlclsn's presorlptlen for tlione who
need liutlalnj? up.
Brown's IRON BITTERS
T1115 REST TONIC.
Trniln Mark
QUAMTY, 1'tJIUTY-NOT QUANTITY.
On Kvery Ilottle,
Fer WeaknenA, LaMttude, Lack of Enerirv,
.te.. It UAH NO EQUAL, and Is tlie only iron
medicine thnt Is net Injurious. It Knrlchcs tlie
llloed. Invigorates tlie gystcm, ltcstercs Appe
tite, Aids Digestion.
It docs net blacken or Injure the tceth, cause
licadnclie or preduce constipation ether Iren
medicines de.
Dr. O. It. RtiiicLcr, a leading physician of
Bprlngfleia, Ohie, says 1
"llrewn's Iren lllttcrs is a thoroughly Reed
medicine I 110 It In my practice and llnd lis
action excels all ether forms of Iren. In weak-
nossera low condition of the system, Drowns
Iren Hitters is usunlly a positive ucceKSlty. It
Is nil that Is claimed for 1U"
Ueniilne has trade mark nnd crescd red lines
onwrapper. TAKENOOTHEK. Madoenlyby
BUOWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMOKK, Md.
Ladies' Hakii IloeK-Uscful and attractive,
containing list of prizes for receipts, Informa
tion about coins, etc, plven awny by all dealers
In medicine, or mailed te any address en receipt
of 2c. stamp. (g)
w
in nnNKWfiK.
HALL'S VEfJETAlthE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER!!
Seldom does a popular remedy win such a
strung held upon tbe publle confidence an has
HALL'S HAIll IlENEWEU. Thecascs in whleh
It lias accomplished a complete restoration of
color te the hair, and vigorous health te the
scalp, are Iniiumenibla.
Old people llke It for Its wpnflcrful powerlo
restore te their whitening locks their original
coiernnu ucaiuy. Miuuio-iigcurteepjoiiKO u be
cause It prevents tlicm from getting bald, keeps
(landriilf away, and makes tbu hair grew thick
nnit strong. Yeung ladle llke It as u dressing
bi'cuusii It gives tbu hair a beautiful glesy lin
tie, and enables them te dress It In whatever
form they wish, Thus It Is the faverite or nil,
and It lias become se simply because It disap
points uu ene.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOIl THE WMISKKIIS
lias become one el tbe most Important popu
lar toilet articles of gentlemen's use. When the
beard Is gray or naturally of an undcslrnble
shade llUCItiNUHAM'S I) YE Is the remedy.
rRirnKDBr
E. P. Hall & Ce,, Nashua, N. H.
Sold by all Druggist.
JulvMnugi
G
KKAT ELIX1K OF LIKK.
ENDORSED BT THB WOULD.
DR. PETZOLD'S
GERMAN BITTERS!
THIS GREAT ELIXEn OP LIFE
Is a double Distillation of ever twenty dlircrcni
kinds of the best Herman Herbs, this being the
only true and rellnble process by which the en
tire Great Medical Virtues and Curative Proper
ties of tha Herbs can be produced. We are con cen
ndent that this greut (iermaii Tonle will be
found tbe meitHEALTH-UlVINO ever placed
berore the public. As a
KEMA11LEAND TLKAHANT INV1UOUANT,
It Is absolutely without a rival, and ulferds
Inhtamt KuLiKr, und a rcnncTd'as guaranteed
In nil ceses or Dyspepsia, Less of Appetite,
Nervousness, Weakness, Cramps, Dysentery
Cholera Merbus. Nausea, Dlurrbrea, Asthma,
Sick htmnuch, lllflleusncss, Ague aud Fever and
ethci Malarial Diseases.
This Ureal Medicine Fer Bale Everywhere.
L. PETZOLD & CO., Prep's.,
1IALTIMOKK, Ml).
apr.-SWASlydAw.
CJAKE. 8UHI3 AND SPEEDY OUKH.
O llcrTfii, VAiuoecitLxand8rKCiALDisKASi.
Why be humbu
can .nd In i
uugged by quacks, when you
Or. Wright tbe only Hcae-'."-
Philadelphia who makes a
laii I'nvsiciAri i" I'hlladelnhla
snecIaJlv of the above diseases and ctrmn them T
CuHEsnuAKAKTEKi). Auvicb FREE, day ana even
ing. Strangers can be treated and return home
the same day. OrUce private.
DK. W. II. WIUGI1T,
Ne. 211 North Ninth stroet, above Kair,
P. O. llex 73. rhlladelphia,
an39-lydftw
TTEADtiUAllTEItS FOU TUB
INDIAN MEDICINES,1
Ka-ten-ka and Medoc
Indian Oil,
AT-
Lecher's Drug Stere
KO.OKAHT KINO bT.. Ijiueuitcr.Pa.
COAL.
BH. MAI4TIN,
WUOLESALS AND RETAIL
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber and CeiL
-Yard: Ne. 120 North Water aud Prince
strueU above Lomen. Lancaster, nS-lvd
T AUAIGAHDNKHS & JEFFEKIES,
COAL DEALERS.
OrrieES : Ne. 1 North Queen stroet, and Nn.
C6f North Prince street.
Yards : North Pilnce street, near Heading
Depot.
LANCASTEH, PA.
augis-tld
lOAL.
M. V. B. COHO,
S30 NOHT1I WATEU 8THEET, Lancaster, Pu.,
WUOLESALB AND RETAIL DEALBB IN
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection with the Telepiionie Exouanem.
Yard and Office ; Ne. 330 NOUTII WATEU
BTHEET. feb28-lva
TjlAST END YAKD.
C. J.SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Otriea : Ne. 20 Centre Square, lieth yard aud
oltlce connected with telephone exchange.
uprHlydMAF.H
JieusnruRXiauixa goods.
miiE
CHEAPEST PIAOE
TO UUY AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Geal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures.
-id AT-
P.
Ne. 24 Seuth Queen Street,
febJ7-lVd LANCASTEH PA.
QTORAGE
O AUD
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL HAYEK
dec2-lyd 10 West Chestnut street.
milE MANSION.
THE "MANSION."
ATLANTIC) CITY, N.J.
The Leading and Largest Hetel. Finely leca
ted, eleguntly furnished and liberally mauaged
Elcctrte bells, lights, and all modern Improve
ments. Geed orchestra,
OHAS. MeCrLADE,
Jy7-2md Proprietor!
arums.
UNN & UHENEMAN.
- 4. jr.
ECONOMY IN HEATING!
The Great Invention of the Age, Steara and Het Air combined, Fifty nor
cent. of fuel oaved.
SIMPLE II OOHSTRTTOney.
NO EnHinOOr rOOUired te run It. nn Exnlrvdmia. nn Clna nr Tv.n- tt...i j
of oertiflcatoB testify an te its belng the safeat and most ocenom'lcal way of
Heatlng H0U8OB. Bvery Hoater warranted, and no pay required till thoroughly
tosted. Call and bee or send for circular.
Soyerrtl second-hand Het Air Furnacea en hand, no geed as new, will be
sela at a bargain.
Flinn & Breneman,
NO. 163 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
JSXCUJIM0S8.
pENIlYN 1'AUkT " ""
Penryn PuiK,
-ON THE
Cornwall & Meim Hepe R, R,
Excursion Commit tee of Churches, Sunday
Schools and ether select organizations. In mak
ing their summer arrangements, should net ueg
loci te rcserve aday for l'cnryn l'nrk.
This delightful resort Is situated In the midst
of the
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And lis grounds covering hundreds of acres me
eifliv of access from all narts of central l'flu-
eylvanla. Fer the froe use of excursionists there
am extensive
CIIOQUKT AND LAWN TENNIS UllOUNDS,
LAIIUK DANCINO l'AVILION, HANI!
8TANII, KITCHEN, 1IA8KET
AND CLOAK KOOM8,
and OllSEllVATOUY
On the Summit of the Mountain.
There Is also a refreshment room In chaige of a
comiMjtent caterer, where meals can lie procured
at moderate rates, a photograph gallery and
numerous ether attractive features.
Ne liquors ollewed en the grounds.
Excursions from all points en the Philadelphia
A Heading and Heading A Columbia Itallreuds
will be euirled direct te the l'ark without change
of cars.
Complete Information can be obtained and en
gagements effected with parties from all point
en the Philadelphia ,t Heading and Heading A
Columbia Hallreads, upon application te C. U.
Hancock, General Passengcrund Ticket Agent,
Philadelphia A Heading Hailread, ?.T booth
Fourth street, Philadelphia, I'll., and with parties
from Lebunen by applying te the undersigned,
CAUL VON SCHMALEN8KE,
Supt. Cornwall A Mt. .'lepe Hailread,
Uiav8-3md Lebanon I'd.
llUMMEli OF 183S.
flM
;i
Cornwall & Lebanon
AND
Oolebreok Valley Railroad.
MT. GRETNA PARK,
In the heart el the Seuth Mountain, en the line
of tbuabeAO read, Is eueied te lndUlduuIsaud
osseckitlous
Free of Charge.
These grounds, covering hundreds of acres,
are easy of access from ull parts of Eastern
Pennsylvania.
M-TheroareMOUNTAINSTHEAMS.Bpaiinod
by rustic bridges; MOUNTAIN bl'lilNOS,
walled up with native sandstone; SHADY
WALKS and PHOMENADES.
A LAlKiE DANCING PAVILLION,
LAUUE DINING HALL.
KITCHEN, DINING KOOM,
undTAHLES. UENCIIES and KUSTIC bKATS,
scattered through the gieve for the free use et
excursionists.
LAWN TENNIS, CHOQUET, HALL UHOUNDS,
HOWLING ALLEY, SHOOTING GAL
LEHY, QUOITS AND FOOT HALL
Are among the amusemeuta elfcrcd.
Ne Intoxleatlnsr Drinks Allowed ou
the Premises.
S-Pnrtlcs desiring it, can procure meals nt
the PAHKHEVTAUHANT, which will be under
the eharge of MH. E. M. HULTZ, the noted
culcrcref the
LEBANON VALLCY HOUSE,
who will be en the grounds throughout the sea
son, giving It his personal supervision.
S-Kxcurs(en9 from all points en Pennsylva
nia It. H. will be curried direct te the l'urk w Ith
out change of cars.
Ijr-Excursleurutesnnd full Information can
be obtained and engagements ellucted with
parties from all points 011 the Pennsylvania
jfe. ib. u)mju upmicuuen te
ststant General Punsenger
upon upplleutleu te GEO. W. UOYD.As
it General PUrtentrer Airnt. I u n v
iTB Seuth Fourth sUeet, Philadelphia, or te
J. C. JENNINGS,
C.tkiC. V. H. H., Lebanon, Pa.
Supt.
niyl3-3md
a 110cr.it it:,s.
T UUKSK'H.
MIC GROCERIES.
Sardines in OH and Musurd.
Fiesh Salmen and Lebster.
Petted Ham. Tongue, Chicken and Game.
Deviled Ham nnd Chicken.
Lunch Tongue and Whole Ox Tongue In Cans.
Pickles In small glass Jais.
Condensed Milk.
Chipped Dried Hecf.
Full Cream Cheese.
Yerk Lunch or Pretzel Crackers.
Fiesh Oysters In ene and tw e pound cam, etc.
PICNIC PLATES.
Geed Royal Coffee and Teas,
At BURSK,
NO. 17 kAST 2dNG STREET,
LANCASTEH, PA.
11ATH AXD CAV.t.
CURl'IlISING llEDUOTIONS.
Surprising Reduction in Summer Hals!
-AT
W.D.STAUPFER&CO.'S,
Leading Manufacturing Hatters.
All our Fine Line of Fashlenablu Straw und
I.lKht Derby Huts being sold new Hegurdless of
Cost. Such Extraordinary Heductluns never
befere ettered. Our less veur gain, still a few
of theso Nice Light Felt Hata at Me. Don't miss
n bargain. Everything New In bcusen.
W. D. STAUEEER & CO,,
(SHULTZ & HHOC'OLD STAND),
NO. 31 6s 33 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTEH. PA.
STOCKS.
pOOR, WHITE & QREENOUail.
m BANKERS.
Oiders executed for cash or en margin for all
securities current in uoiMew lern umiKet.
Correspondence Invited.
MEMHEHSOF THE NEW YOHIC BTOCK EX.
CHANGE AND I'llOl'KIKTOUS OF POOH'S
MANUAL OF ItAILWAYH.
46 Wall Streot, New Yerk.
octMydeod
TROTE IS MAKING
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT 3.O0 X DOZXsr,
AT NO. 100 NOHTH QUEEN STHEET,
Janl'Jtfd LHucaster, l'a.
LANCASTER, PA.
CLOT1UXU.
jyj-EKCHANT TlLOlt.
I. IcCATIEET,
MERCHANT TAILOR I
NO. 134 NORTH (JUEEN ST.
(lliichmlllcr's llulldlng.)
ONE OF THE FINEST LINES OF
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS,
FOH THE Sl'ltlNU AND bUMMKH THADE,
EVEH SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
CalI nnd luke a leek at the goods, and you
will be sure tuhau your meosuie taken for a
suit. JunctMyd
F
INE TAILORINU.
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
ITie Largest und Choicest Assortment el
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTEH.
All the Latest Ne cities tu
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINE OF
SPRING OVERCOATING
THE VEHY 1IEST WOHKMANSI11F.
Prices te suit nil mid all goods warranted as
represented athli new store,
Uo.43Uerti Queen St.
(OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE.)
H. GERHART.
M
YERH & RATI I VON.
Suits te Order
FOR HIE
HOT SEASON ! !
Thirty Different Styles
OF-
SERGES
IN OL'K STOCK, IN ALL THE
POPULAR COLORS AND SHADES.
MAHKEl) FIIOM TIIFIH OUItilNAL PH1CE
TO VEHY LOW F1UUHES.
8E1IUES IN HLUE,
GKAYS, I1HOWNS, HLACK, PLUM,
WINE.GHEENS,
DHAII, PAWN AND WHITE.
WHITE & FIGURED DUOKS.
Fer Vesting for Evening ur
PONGEES ANU SEEHSUCKEHS FOH EVEN
ING WEAK.
LEADING CLOTH1EHS,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEH. PA
QUR PRICES FOR
STJIIEE, GOODS
LEAH THE MAUKUT.
Redaction Prica List of Men's, Beys' sni Children's
CLOTHING.
THIN COATS at 10c.
SEEHSUCKEH COATS and VESTS fiem fl.ss
liener 8EEIt8UCKEKSnt 11.75.
MEN'S HUblNESS SUITS at l.50, 13.00, fe.00.
MEN'S IJHESS SUITS ut.lX), t!0 00,112.00 and
MEN'S HUSINESSPANTSatTSc.
MEN'S ALL-WOOL CASSIS! KltK imvts.i
I1U0, $.150 and 13.00.
terirt)3 SU1XS ut nw' i50.w.'ro.3eoup
CHILIJHEN'B SUITS fiem 11.35 upnuids.
Custom Department.
Our specialties In this department are Weel
Sergo Suiting In all Celers, tbu same we make te
order In tlrst-clnss styles for tll.ne.
ALL.WOOL PANTS te elder ut 13.00, S100.
3.00, $0.00, $7.00, $(i.0(). ' '
The place te trude Is vhoie you can get the
most ter your money, nnd where you cuu have
tbe largest vailcly te select liem,
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
THKFASHlONAItLH MEHCHANTJTAILOItS
ANU CLOTH1EHS,
Nee. 66-08 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Ulgbten the Southwest Cor. e( Orange Street,)
LANCASTEH, PA.
JirOponEve until six o'clock, Saturday until
10 o'clock. Net counected with any ether
clevbluij house in the tit.
MYERS (I RATION,
1"
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