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SI)c Cawastct Intelligencer. LANCASTER, AUGUST 12, 18S3. Hence These Tears. Seme newspapers, which ought te knew better, keep en Insisting thai Democratic officials appointed te Important positions arc restrained from turning out the suber dinates whom they And In these places, by the operation of the civil scrvice laws. This is net the case. Jy doliberale de sign the framers of the laws made them se that they leave the heads of departments and postmasters, collectors and ether federal officers controlled by such laws, free at any time, without any cause or notice, te dismiss any or all of their subordinates. 'Whether this Is or Is net a salutary prevision, it is just as the civil service reformers have made It ; and intelligent newspapers should correct rath er than indulge and enceurage the iwpular delusion that officials are restrained in the matter of removals as they are in appoint ments. Fer the same reason that the president has been left by thetcnure-of-eillce statutes practically free te unfrecklns subordinates, it is right that his chosen agents of ad ministrative power should be unem barrassed in the dismissal of their deputies and assistants. Everybody who has been placed in positions of responsi bility appreciates the importance of this privilege, te the proper execution of a pub- He trust, borne men can work best with some toeb, and ethers adapt themselves te a different sort ; it is net easy always te tell why ; and there nre very few men who coming into a place can work out the best results with a machine organized te suit the temperament of their predecessor. vMr. Dernian B. Eaten, of the civil ser ser ser vlcecommUTslen,,m a lecent interview, deplores the fact that his beard has no power te review the action of the Indian apolis postmaster " in dealing with ioer women who scrub lloersormend mail bags, or with-peer men who clean chimneys." .lie prays for the speedy coming of the time when " these humblest and poorest of all the sen-ants of the government will be as well protected as clerks new nre." AVe hope the time will never come under this free government vhen a postmaster will net be free te Jtfe what peer women .he f3-pleaseate" " scrub floors and mend mail bags," and such peer men as his Judgment approves " te clean chimneys," responsible only te the government that the work be properly and economically dene. If the postmaster has net sufficient discretion te regulate these things, without the " protectietl',rbf the government, he ought net tef be postmaster. The fact is the Republicans have distributed all these little, favors simply for partisan ends. They have rigorously excluded " peer Democratic women " and " peer Deme cratic men " from all benefits of such patronage ; and new they raise a howl if the new Democratic officials exercise their own discretion in these matters. There is no reason why the appointees of Itcpublican officials are fitter or mere de serving than anybody else, and Mr. Eaten only shows himself te be a narrow-minded persen.unfit for his place, by such lamenta tions. The Laber Situation. We are new in the last month of a sum mer that has been remaikable for indus trial dullness. The iron trade could net well be flatter and many of the largest firms are reported te have made practically no money for the past three years. Other business is slack in similar or slightly less degree. Strikes have thus resulted, and in their swell have been heard the mutter terings of discontented labor. They aie net se loud new that summer isheie. X6 8. COal is needed te fle-lit thn chill Vnvnmlinr 1; blast, and its use for cooking purposes is It much dlsnen.SPil with liv thn inr w-liila &f cheap fruit and vegetables are in season. Then again, ene may lle out under the summer sky for a night withllttle physical danger. The heated spell, annoying as it Is, is mere easily tided ever by the veiy peer. Fer them the tug of war conies when the ground is covered with snow and the deuble problem of no feed and no work occasionally rises te haunt their vision. This is why the situation for the coming winter is viewed by some with grave ap prehension. There are sleight-of-hand economists who dismiss the whole ques tion with the wise saying that the Ameri can Laberer must curb his spendthrift habits 5 and if he does net, let the conse quences fall upon his own head. They will point te the example of a French file maker receiving forty cents a day who yet managed te save four and a-half dollars in tlurce mentlis. They will also adduce illustrations of hew small an amount of feed is really needed In order te sustain human life. These extremes te which the saving pro pensity may be carried thus form the text of what is regarded as an unanswerable argument by this variety of ielitical econ omist. Some will go te the extent of preaching against the divine cDmniand te " increase and multiply." Such pictures uvcrrcacu me purpose ier wmcu iiieynre, uau uy uriving uesperaie me suujects portrayed. If life's whole story i3 endure and die, what wonder is it that the cease less tellers find themselves unable te face despair when there is no work for their Willing hands te de V But the country has net reached this sorry pass ns yet, mul tlicre nre no Indica tions that it ever will. The Mnlthuslnna long nge ngrcetl Hint population was en en creaclilng en the means of subsistence, ami thattlioincjcaseoC the firs- ought te be restrained by legislative measures. Hut the world, though, 0,000 years old, Is by no means filled tip new, and the command that was given from the beginning that man should earn his bread by thn sweat of his brew always implied that whoever sought weik could find It. It is right te pi each economy te the American laboring man. Hut it is net fair te ask him te de hard physical work with a frame enervated by lack of wholesome- feed, llcttcr his siriny, light- hearted disposition than the revolutionary spirit or the French illc-makcr who dies tv lingering death en his feet. The American laboring man need have no fear concerning the Industrial cloud that has long been overhanging the horizon. J I was brought about by ever-production, which in its turn originated in man's greed for gain. It will pass away seen or lale and men will heed its lessens for a time until tee much ptespcrlly requires that trade depression should pay another visit. Anether Assault en Lawbreakers. The ranchmen of "Wyoming, Colerado, New Mcxico,Ari7ena, Idaho and Mentana, who have enclosed large tracts of public lands, are likely te join their fellow law breakers of the Indian territory in con demning the watchfulness and vigor with which Graver Cleveland has dealt te them and their work. His proclamation de manding the removal of fences, and prom prem ising the use of all the civil and military power of the government te promote this object will impress these interlopers with the changed condition of things and the grim determination of the administration te enforce the law against all violators. There is, however, a general misappre hension in this matter. The belief Is that the president had no power in the matter until the passage- of the special law in Feb ruary lai.t, Hrst declaring the fencing of the lands te be without authority. Hut the president had all the power he needed be fore the passage of that law. Fer the past three or four ears this fencing of public lands has been going en. At first the work proceeded rather slowly. The ranchmen had net yet as sured themselves of the friendliness of Mr. Teller, the man who then occupied the office of secretary of the interior. Hut as they proceeded they found that he entered no pretest, and being thus encouraged they seen had millions of acres, in many cases aieas larger than whole counties, under fences. The attention of President Arthur was seen directed te the matter; but he was tee busy letting things drift, erscheming for are-nomination, te give fcerieus attention n uttle matter like this If such an Infringement has been made upon the rights of individuals, an action for trespass would seen have dislodged the law-breakcis. 15ut the government, which had made the law, did net take advantage of It until these persons came te believe tliattheyhr.il acquired a kind of vested right, and Congress passed a supple mentary or special law. The proclamation of the president and the assurance that it will be cnfeiced ought te convince all kind of interlopers en the public lands of the hopelessness of getting any favors under the present administration. It is tnie, the president has a geed many things te leek after, but he I'vidi ruiy means te reach them in due tiine, and when he reaches them there will be neither vacilla tion nor delay in dealing with them, it would be well for cattlemen and all ether persons inclined te disobey the eighth com cem inandent te knew thai 0 rover Cleveland is president, and that 'his interpretation of that law is simple and his method of deal ing straightforward and effective. Tin: hand of Wnlt Whitman has net lest Its cuuningnnd the melody of the sea's music has inspired him te seme characteristic but very geed work for the yincteenth Century. Mist .Sri'KitiN'riiNnr.NT Fex, of Phila delphia, proje03 te publish the names of the signers el petitions when the men em ployed through thorn preve unworthy. Geed I Leun IIoueiiTox, better known under Ills own nnme of Uichard Monekten Millies, was a man who did net forget that great wenltli and neble birtli entailed obligations en their fertunate possessor. Hern In ISO1.), the son of a county gentlenian In Yerkshire, he showed when quite young that he had large powers or mind and manifested adeslrote turn theiu te account. He early wrete peetry of a high though notef the highest erder." He trav eled extensively and entered Parliament In 1837, w lien only 2S years of nge. He bccaine nctlve In the religieus discussions growing out of the Tracterian movement, nud contrili centrili u ted liberally te the roiejl of legal discrlmi; nation against Catholics and Jews. In the meantime his position as a poet had become mere and mero ilxed, until some el' Ids songs became familiar household words in nil lands where the Knglish longuage is the prevailing form of human spoech. He visited this country sovernl times and found porsenul Iriendsas well ns admirers. He has been nctlve up te within a few weeks, ene of his latest ctlbrts lieiiiB nif appreciative address en Wordsworth. His death even nt such a ripe nge nnd nlter se much nctlve and uselul werlc, will be regretted by thousands el pco pce pco peo who have been drawn te Jilm through liU writings. Tiumi: is refinement ami rollnement. Some morbidly fastidious people animadvert upon the act of the proprietors of n New Yerk steamer in putting nbove Its cabin doers the legends : "Fer men" nnd "Fer women." The steamboat poeplo have great heads, and they knew geed Hngllsli when they see it. The foolishness belongs te their critics. Tin: cordiality with which the anti-Quay Press welcomes te Philadelphia the Quay campaign committee, recalls the story or the eld woman who had been ndvised te heap coals of flre upon the heads of lier onemles ; she sadly said she bad trleil bllln' water and It did no geed. What beets It te the man who has no money te knew that thore are 1,(XK) kinds of pears, 1,000 sorts or apples, 150 plums, mero than 150 varieties of goesoborrles and about 125 kinds of straw berries V SoMuefourestconiod but inUgulded Ke. publican contemporaries think the adminis tration lias put Its feet In it bocniibe thore are seme Democrats Implicated in the coast sur vey scandals. These belated journals, from long experience with their own kind of ad ministrations, may be pardoned for net com prehending that this ene thinks werse of a Democ.-atie thiel than of n Itcpublican rascal. A Uueet- Kind or Vallum, Jeseph K raize r, a harness maker of New Haven, who recently fulled, turned ever te a trustee $300 ofnssets te etlset (8,000 liabilities. The trustees Instituted an Investigation, when It was found that lCrelzer had recently drawn fl.COO Irem the bank and that a few. days before his assignment poveral leads of goods wero removed from the store. Charges of fraud will be brought against Kreler, BALTIMORE TO JACKSONVILLE. NO. i. My frleud and I are en our way te Flerida. "We tell as fuw pcople ea posilble where e are going, for the few whom we de tell, after tliey lmve persuaded our ilostliiittten out of us, take special pains te tell us what great feels we nre for going te Flerida this tlrne et the yenr ; hew we will roast niut fry and stew, no stung te death by gnat mm Ilea, mul the rest of us used up by the festlve mesquite. Very well. 1 don't object te being railed n feel, for I held (hat half the world arc feels and the ether half rogue, anyhow, and I prcfer the fermer clnHsIllcntlen. We may And It warm, yes but this Journey Is a work ofnecosslty, and I go with the bratKrace in the world, recognizing, ns I de, the nbsurdlty or kicking against the pricks or business. UosIiIeh, If the mercury can possibly get higher than It ha been In Lancaster county, I Hhall reform at ence. Our faces are toward the Himny Menth, and nothing human can turn us new that we have bought our tickets. Previous te that purehase we wero en the fence, but new business Is business, and we will go or din. Ul course, that talk about dying Is net nearly be heroic ns It sounds, for we de net antkipate anything werse than sea-sickness, mid my friend and I have made tipeurihlmis fully that we will net he Kick, for we nrgue, c.icfi assenting, that it Is only weaklings and women who get sea-slck, anil net strong, robust, brave men with plenty of gravel in thclrglzznrds. People may get sick lidiuglu an ex-cart if they glve up but ns for us He I 8AILINO ritOM IIALTIMOltK. At four o'clock Monday afternoon the geed steamship "Win. Crnne," with n great deal of splashing and puffing en the ship's part and n grcuter deal of handling ropes and shouting and swearing en the part of sundry men, bears us out of the city of Itnltlmore and takes us down the bay among a swarm of craft of all slzes, shapes and nationalities, mid we feel we are leaving the world behind us, nud, as 1 assume the world earesnomero for the Hoparntlen than I de, I think mutual regrets nre few. .Southern-bound passengers nt this sonsen oftlieycnr are few and we have plenty of room te walk bow-legged and straddle around the decks. 1 muke the following Inventery of the p.issengCH at the supper tnble Hint e citing. We observo the captain, who sits nt the head of the tnhle, likes te have the ladles nt his cud of the tnble; mid I, who sit lit the ether end, would like also tohae them at my end, but ns Captain lllllups ovidently I boss en this craft and gets the ladles, and 1. well, I get ncadnvoreus young man oppeslto me who says "wery;" aiul never says "timtiK yeuf i '' linbln lifu lirin.l linlf wnv ilnlin te the plate while eating, mid brings his feed up te his mouth with his kulfe, which he holds in the middle and strikes against his teeth e cry time. That young man is a hog. lle is well dressed, but butcheis tell us that the ratter, bigger the hog the better he dresses. 1 hope that young man may see this that he may get my opinion of him. Hut te the inventery: At the captain's right sits it nlee looking, plump lady in ging ham, who is going te .laeksouville ; next her sit a Charleston plumber nnd his wife who nre going home. 1 have no doubt that plum ber will bring In n bill befere this voyage is evor that will ruin the fluauces of the whole crew. Awhile age when 1 explalncd te him that the hemage I mid him was inspired by the thoughts or his fabulous wealth, he as sured me, with nil posslble sincerity, that he was net ene of the traditional plumbers, as Charleston was the cheapest place in Ainerica for his kind of work but 1 shall keep my eyes en mm. At the captain's left are two sisters of charity. J leel very charltable toward them, out of compassion that thev have te wear such an uncomrertahlo looking head-gear. They ero going te Savannah, no doubt whor wher whor evor they go sorrow will be made lighter and sufferings easiest, but It seems te me the charity or the religion Is always host that wears no livery. I shall keep geed friends Avlth these hulfesi, however, ferlf my theory about sea-sickness should proe fallacious and 1 should die or almost die, I may need the charm of their beads. Next the sisters sits my friend, then I, ubeut whom we will allow the ethers te re mark. We nre going te Flerida. Opposite me and next the plumber sits the ghastly chap who Is going te the deil, or ut least he ought te go there. I always have my own opinion of pcople who eat Irled jxitatees with their knives and he'll sit nposlte me the whele voyage. 1 hepe he'll get sick and net be able te icpert nt table. HOMK TAUTlNfl MIOHTS. After leaving Baltimore, with her erratic crafts, and oderillo phesphate factories be hind us; the quarantine and Fert Mcllenry covering us from the shore en the right; Fert Carrell, sleeping inld-water en the left, we steam nnd splash down toward the ocean. On past North Point with her light-house ; ltst Sandy Point with its light-heuse with base painted red, looking like seme f.it mer maid rising out of the witter witli a red dress en ; past old sleeplug AnnaeUs napping ever en the shore, oblivious et our passing, The sun has geno down and the revolving light of Themas Point light-heuse flashes up te us, with n nickering path en the water And nttornwhile "Xlpht. drops her gahle curtain down And pins It w lib a star, ' and trails It far out ever the water, shutting out the land, leaving us only the beauty and solltndeof the water. Then a thunder storm eomes up nnd rolls and llaslies and rain's, and we go te bed and are rocked te sleep again as we wero once n geed ninny years nge, iKifore we knew anything but love before woknew anything about the bad and unkind. 1 can feel the throb of the ongine, ene hundred nnd twenty te the ininttte, as If I had my bead resting en seme great heart. out e.v Tin: ocean. In the morning we find the sun has just beaten us up and is shining brightly en the leni; lines of whlte sand of Cupe Henry, and we nre en the ocean. There Is a queer kind of roll about our ship that makes at least one stomach n Uttle slinky, but the strong In vigorating brecze from tiie ocean brnces me ; the waves rolling and breaking, llirtlug nnd playing tricks with the sunlight, nud the endless stretch el beautiful bluesllnd In me a lever, and 1 won't be n sea-sick ene. I feel excellent ; but then that unccitalnty almut my stomach 1 If I can get my breakfast seen, I am saved. I seek the steward mid ask him hew seen we will have breakfast, and he answers, " Klght o'clock, sir," and I feel my cose Is deubtlul, with breakfast two hours beyond. I have known jteople todle In less than two hours. I remonstr.tte with the steward that the leg book of my stomach has net had it record since six o'clock the morning before, but he Insists en obeying the rules and 1 Insisted upon damning them. Hut I can held out, I knew, or 1 think I knew, or 1 don't knew whether 1 think I knew or net things are rather unsettled. I'AYINO TltlllUTi: TO NK1TUNU. Kight o'clock comes, howevor, at last, and I take my seat at table still undecided. The feed thore is bountiful and oxcellont and I eat seme, still undecided 1 step, lay down my knlfe nud fork nnd long te go home I am undecided no lenger, I rush en deck and lean far out evor the rail, looking down upon the laughing, sun-klsicd water and pray te die. Again, ngain and again Lord I maybe 1 will dlel and 1 don't want te Just yet. I'd like te go home and say geed hye te the folks. Soen I loel better, braver anil stronger. I will net glve In, although my stomach gives up. I will try breakfast ngain, but it Is use less. I lean evor the rail ogeln nnd glve it all nway ; whlle up from the lewer deck oemos the strongest kind of n tlde of Irish prelaulty from along-faced, tur nod-up nose sailor, who hits caught bomeormy free-lunch te the flbh. Julfa is it void llkowlse my eiuiiiuji. ivii iiii- uuiv uuuui tuu uuuiiuuaey of se.t-slckuess is bosh I "It ldcasy oneiiKk te be gay, If there lit nothing tenmkc you sad." DltUMOltK. Tie Bleu Killed by nllull. On Sunday evenlng aslline nnd Blewnrt Pend, brothers, wero lending a Helsteln bull te the farm, which H lecated ubeut twolve miles from St- Paul, Minn., the bull bocniue unmanageable and attacked thorn. Beth wero killed almost Instantly. Neither wero mar ried. The two were sons of Elder Pend, ox ex Indian commissioner, one of the eldest and best known men In Minnesota up te the time of his death, four years age. lie was also a prominent Presbyterian minister. DISENOUANTKO. He saw her glide udntvn the beach Clad In hnr bathing dress, And vowed he never saw u eight Of ruler loveliness. Blie frolicked In the surf awhile, And when he canto nslieie, The vow that he at a rut had made He made, ah, novermero, Frem Boiten Saturday Evtning Cai' ALL rOK LOVU 1 was titling In a hammock Net nlone. 1 was tilting near sn object Net of stone. On my checks 'mia hlspers low 1 could feel horsncet hicuth blew Fragrance ricber far Hum Kail De Cologne Quite entranced with tliu delicious Situation. Yielding madly te a wild Intoxication. Wlilch Impelled me te an fold Something rather nlee te held In enn's arms, I made the old Declaration. She fald " Yen," and we wcre married Inthufull. We had love enough, hut lacked The "whuiGwUlmt." Se we carried efTn lead OftliodellaiD which w'tu stoned In tliAsulet nnwuurnbedn Is Montreal. from the Tcxai tilftlngi. I'FJlSONAIi. I,enii HcititiiiTejr, the Knglish poet nnd critic, Is dead, nged 70 years. F. MAitmrr CiiAwreun thinks his novel, 'Zoreaster," his licst work. The'crltics de net agrce with him. MAYi'.n Hur..iinitemt, ofPhlladelphln.has been made a director of the llobrew Union college, nt Uluelnnatl. Sr.ennTAitv IJAVAnn I Informal that San San eos, the American citizen long In Jail in Kcua Kcua der, has been released. Jamus W. MAltsitAj.r., the dhcoteror of geld In California, died en Monday, nt his home In Kelsny, Cal. He wits 71 years old. nud died n poverty-strlckoii, disappointed man, Mit. Ani:i.r the millionaire owner of the Italtlmore Sun, who Is sojourning at Atlantic uuy, coieunuou ms 70111 birthday en Mon Men day, nnd received n basket full of (olegraphic congratulations. MtsslMAittANjfA GinneNs was lately np np np polnted by the court, n trustoe or the proper ty or the (Society el Friends, at anioter meeting, lllrd-in-Hand, in placoer her father, the Inte Dr. Jeseph Gibbens. Mn. I'niTOUAitli, who lives in a suburban New Jersoy village, has a New Feiindhmd shepherd puppy net mero than nlne months old. lut kennel, te which it Is chained, is about iltty yards from the house, The ether daythorcgulnrfccdliigtiiiiepasHcdwIthoutitH feed being taken te It- The deg waited an hour Impatiently and then barked and howled. Failing te attract attention, he breke his chain, picked up the oarthenwnre dish In which his feed wasnlway8Berved,atid started for the house. Entering the open deer he sought Mrs. l'ritcliard and hordaiighter, nnd held the empty dish up te them with 11 plead big expression in his dark-brown eyes. "If thai was instinct," said Mr. l'ritcliard In toll tell ing the story, " I'd like te knew what reason Is." A Warm Welcome te Cooper. Frem Charles Ihnery Hmlth's I'lcei. Colonel Themas Ven Meltke Cooper, the mild-eyed shttcgist of the cardinal bang, has arrived lit town, and is nl ready ut work en the plans of the Republican campaign ler stitte treasurer. We nre advised that the campaign will Iki 0110 el the old-f.tsh-lenod sort, with no frills or flounces. It will Imj made te wenr overy day, and Is warranted te conie out of the bat tle in November ns Keed ns new and first rate te cut up Inte dresses for the children. In 11 few brief sunny days Colonel Cooper will Isstie his customary proclamation Inlt Ing the wnll-eyed Democracy of I'onnsvlva I'ennsvlva I'onnsvlva nle te step en the tail or Ills coat and then, If the invitation is accepted, the iieliticnl areiia of our glorious commonwealth will shortly assume the nppoanince of what our friend Maxter Thomsen called "a slotttr-heu-m en a drunk." Hiim.un'H Seitallili, KHe.ir Off. "vf, I have nn idea of tnuklnc n sparrliiK tour through Knglnnd," said Jehn lender see ing JlcCnrrrey In Philadelphia lecenlly. "1 have met all who are worth meeting In the. country." Tliu champion Iim.Uh well nnd his friend say that he Intends te ipilt drinking en tirely, or course he limy require something occasional!, but he will keep clear of bnr-roem poison and 1111 only Hum's Prim Malt Wiiiskrv. That can be had of any lending drug gltt or grocer. It Is warranted iniie.nnd has no ffltiul ler the piuvc utlen and enre of jmcuimi 11I11, dlphthnrla, inafarlu and nil nervous mala dies. Te a mail nhe travels as much as Jehn does nnd Is expeaeil se much It N very useful ; nnd, etcn it champion needs something te keep his system lu teiuutnd t Iger." I)n. Ciiis. W. riLLKK, llaltlmeie. Mil . says 1 endorse " Dr. I'meld's (.criuan Hitters," havhigglven the Hitters te n patient of mine, convalescent front Malarial Vi er, and elitalncd the most bent-llclal results. Mjstcrinus Illnapienninre. I.nt week 11 well-known mercliant was mls-cil. ...... ,...n ,...fc n,i,i..T mtiii 111-iiru 110111. ineutvs tery shrouds his friends In anxiety and gloom. Hut If ynurdvspepsln.yoiit-rbeiimntlsmerjour liver complaint lutppens te dUnpecni mystu . 10 uiappcni mysle Tn miikn ih.in ilu.in. . ...i.-,. , j ,111 mi; e.imi, near use llreun's Iren liltti.rs. Hm ,.ri.i. ;.r tonics, hlch you can buy at any drug store for onedelhtr. irt SVECIAl, NOTICES. What me Can Cure, Lei's Net Knilure. If weenn cW an ache, or itspralu.era ltaln. or a lameness, or it hum, or a tiruhe, or n bite, " nlng Ttemat' Kcleclric Oil. let's de It. Thn mat' Kclrctrlc Oil Is known te be geed. Let's ,ry.'L. J- "'"I" ' J'- Cochran, druggist, 117 nud P North Queen street, Laticusttr. l'rein Syntcuse, X. V. "I felt Hctk nnd languid; had paliillntlnn or the In-art and numbness or the limbs. Jlunleck Jlloetl Jltllen have rertnlnlv relieved inn. Thev lire most exeellenu" Mr. J.M. Wright. Kersalii byir. u. Cochran, itinggtst, 137 nnd ISa North Queen street, Lancaster. Mho does net delight te sce it geed looking fiu let erysipelas dlillgures the feature nlmestbejnnd recognition. Hut this Is net Die wuraiiuiu inn (incase Is as dangerous ns It I repulslte. It Is sometimes called "dt. Antheiiv's health uuglO-ltnced.tw Kicked Out. Hewm.tny people therenrnwhn are struggling le rle In this 01 hi that ate kicked deuitund out lij envious ilwils. Themas' Eclictrlc Oil never "kicked out" lis pttrens. It 1 ti 110 blue. nrthieatiincctfuns,nsihtn.i and eatiirrh It ln certain nnd rapid cure. Fer sale by II. II. Coch ran, druggist, 137 and IS.I North Queen street. IjinCHstcr. Seme Ktreng-Mludrd Women Can rcguhite their husband nmiirlngly fast should they net de their duty. Jlurdeck llleud .;; r 111 en geed regulator of the cliciilntleu. they are exclusively 11 bleed tonic, and coiise ceiise fluently strike nt thn root or many serious all ""'I'iS,'. jTsalebyll. H. Coehnm, druggist, 137 and 130 North Queen street, Lancaster. Mr. tleergn Dedge Kpeuks. This gontlemnn lives lu Kmperinin, l'a and savs. "tinoel mviiinn. Sum l..,wia ui.iii.u..,ir. lug In the weeds sprained his ankle se bad he could hardly hebbfe te the house. Un'il Themas' J.clectrte Oil and was ready ler work the next 11101 nlng. 1 Imx e novel-vet scen se geed u medi cl"!'-,n.v?r 8,al ''J' " " Cochran, druggist, 1.17 and 130 North Queen stient, Lancaster. Seiling wild Oats. Hew ninny waste their time nnd resources lu foolish expel luients, Ith nnuty worthless tnedl clues that can never de them n w hit 01 geed. If you nte sick and want help get a reputable re medy of established met It. The curative vir tues of Jlurdeck Jlloed lltlters have never been questioned. Fer tin onfeebled circulation ertt cnk stomach they ill e splendid. Fer sale by II. If. Ceuhnin, druggist, 137 and 13a North Queen JIOUNEFCJINIHIIINO UOOVS. T nn OEEAPEST PLACE TO I1UY AT LOW PRICES STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES, Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures, -iS AT P. Ne. 2i Seuth Queen Street, fcbI7.1vl IiANCASTKIt l'A, SEVEN MWEHEKT HOP.AX BOAI'S lit the market te-day. Nene worthy of the nutmjbutMlLLJJU'S. . " ...... ..... . v km -i ntjuiiuii u 1.-111 11. .11 r n, 11, Carpenter, or tirand file, N. V had It In both leg and was eun d by Dr. Kennedy's Kavorlte Iteinedy. 'J he incdlclnn excels all ethers for the iMOOd. r.AliCCl.lllV lldiinlfd te ll.r.nnulii f.w.lili. r ini - 111111 iniiin 11 aim i,miiii. ,... xanic al. m tren mrnens. " MALARIA Enters the syMem from unknown cau.e.i, nt all Ki'itneiift, hatters thn Nerves, Impairs Dines- Hen and Knfeeblcs the Muscles. Brown's Iren Bitters. F THK J1KST TONIC. Tmcle Mark lUAI.lTY-l'UUrr-NOTQtJANriTy. On It very llettle. Quickly mul pntmilrtnly cure MAbAltIA nnd OlIIM.Stiml KKVKIIK. Ker INTKUM1TIKNT FUVKItS, IjASSITIMM:, LACK OK KMIKUV, It liiiHiin equal. 11 enriches nml purines tlie bleed, Mliuutntus the nppctlte nnd sU'cngUifus the muscles and ncrvei. Ildecs net Injure the teeth, cmiKC headache or produce constipation all ether Iren medtetnet tin. KATiiiiK T. J. ltnittv, thn patriotic and scliol scliel any Cnthella divine, or AlkitiiMta, nays: " 1 have need llrewn's Iren lflttitrs with the greatest satisfaction for MnJarla, nnd as n pre vi-iiuiiiru eitjiiiiift anil into dltcn'cx, nun will nlHitys keep It en hand ns it ready friend.' ticiiuinu nas uuove tmiln niiiilc and cresied red lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Made WtOW.N'HCIIKMIOAIiCO., ItALTlMOItll, Ml. l,Aini' Hash I'.oek imeful nnd attractive, rnnlRluIng lint of prizes rnr icceltits, Infermit. tlen nlieitl coins, ele., isltcn away by nil dealfirs In medicine, or mailed te any address en receipt of Sc stamp. - (.,) NOTIONS. G .HEAT UDDUUTION AT ASTRICH'S Palace of Fashion 13 EAST KING STREET, I.ANC'ASTint, l'A. Having (iitlte a Large Stuck nf EMBROIDERED SKIRTING, (1 INOIIKS WlltU) nuhniid, uehn 0 madonnine Large llcductlens In the prices of some of them, Inorderte tcdiice our stock. bklttlngs which were sold nt $1.23 a j aril are marked down te Me, a j ard. Skirtings which cost $1.75 are new sold ler 11.15 a yatd, uudsoen. The same thing with Allover Embroidery, i':l inches wide), 1 educed from 75c. teSOc. u yard, from f l.l te 7Sc. nyanl.frein 11.50 te 41.13 a yaid, from (I.U3 te $1.25, and en forth. The next thing we have reduced lu price Is Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, Our Meck 1 net very Inrge, but e prelcr tell ing them nt cost prices te earring them ever till next your. SATIN rAUASOLS'sIlk lined and trimmed In wide Spanish luce, reduced front tO.00 te $2.25. A Illg Drhe In White Pearl Buttens. r gross, IS te 21 lines, fair qunllly net pure Mhlle, lint the next thing te It lit lftc. u caul el tun deren. Klegant quality Pure Whlte 1'e.itl nations at from 7c. te 12c. a ilerctt. .VigrossCeIoied Ivery Jersey Wash lluttnus nt 5c. a dozen. HANDKERCHIEFS. Mde7cn dent's Vt Idle Linen (Mulsh Handker chiefs, lntge sle, hemmed, weith 35c. apiece. We sell them three for 25c. Black Silk Jersey Mitts, 25c. a I'alr. NEW KID GLOVES, Our. Oux iMi-oiiTsTie.v. Thiee llutten, asserted Tau! and llrewn, ery fine quality, .Vic, 11 pair. The same goods (n four-button, flic, a pair. HOSE. A full linn of Infants' Cotten Three-quarter Hese, In plain colored nnd striped. j cut's Hnhlenched bocks, "super stout," worth 25c., nt 20e. a julr. CHILD'S GAUZE VESTS, All sizes, from 12Xc up. CORSETS. Our'" Unbreakable "nt 19e. Thn " It. A a," model shaped ; the only Corset of the kind Beld for that price 73c. ASTRICH'S PALACE OP FASHION, 13 KAST KINO ftTUEl'.T. tU.AHHWAIli:. H ZTIOU&. MARTIN. Queensware CHINAHALL New Open, a Linge Variety el Cheap TABLE GLASSWARE. Alse, a New Line of BROWN STEW PANS, MIXING BOWLS. JELLY POTS, &e - l'lHCES VL'ltV LOW.-EO DON'T I'AIL TO SEE THESE GOODS l'OUE I'UltCHASInG. HE- Higrrfc Martin, NO. 16 EAST KINO STREET, LANOAbTEU, l'A. VNVJEJtTAKINO. TJNDKIlTAKINa. SL.eHR0TE,C .UNDERTAKER, Cor. Seuth Qacce and Vine Streets, Laheibtbb, l'A. rorseno attention given te nil orders. Every thing In the Undertaking line furnished. Having secured the services of a nrst-class uc clianlc, 1 urn prepared te de all kinds or Uphel sterlng at very moderate prices. All kinds uf Kurultura UphelstemJ. Glve me a cull. , JL. R. ROTE. ItnlO-Ud THE IiAKQEST, 11 EST AND MOST completo asortment of riaylng Cards In the city from S cents iwr pack up at UAKTMilN'3 YELLOW flfONTCiaAU bTOUK. sTerxn. LINN A UltKNEMAN. ECONOMY IN HEATING! The Great Iuvontien of the Aue, Steam nnd Het Air comblned. Fifty nor cent. or luei ervveil. SIMPLE Iff CONSTRUCTION Ne Englnoer required te run it, no ExploalenB, no Gun, no Dust. Hundreds or cprtincntes toetify as te ite being the safest nnd most ocenomlonl wav of nentlnrr Hqubes. Every Heritor wnrranted, nud no pay required till thoroughly toated. Cnlland eoeor Bend for clreulnr. Soyerrtl second-hand Het Air Furnaces en hand, no noed no new, will be eeid nt n bargain. Flinn & Breneman, NO. 1GJJ NORTH QUEEN 8TREET. i:xvtrunieNs. IDBNUYN l'A UK. Penryn Part, -e.v Tin:- Cornwall & Heluc Hepe R, R, Kxeurslen Cominlttce of Churches, Sunday SchiKils and elhtr select organizations, In mak ing their Bummer urmngetiients, should neltieg "ti 10 lup.-i vu iiiiuy jer 1 enryu l arK. This delightful resettls situated In the midst of the SOUTH MOUNTAINS And Its gtetinds covering hundreds of acres ute easy efueeess rrem nil parts or central l'osii l'esii sylvnnla. Fer the In-e use of excursionists there are extensive CUOQUKTANI) LAWN TENNIS OltOUNDS, l.AUOK UANCINO PAVILION, HANI) STAND, KITCHEN, 1IASKET AND CLOAIC ltOOMS, and OlfSEltVAIOItV On the Summit of the Mountain. There Is also a refreshment room In charge or n competent caterer, uliere meals can he procured nt mederute rates, a photograph gidlcrj nnd numerous ether attractive fentunis. Ne llritlnrs allowed en thn irieimtlfl. Excursions ft tun all points nit the Philadelphia Attending and Heading A Columbia ltnllrinids will be carried direct te the l'ark without change of cars. Complete lnronnatlen enn be obtained and en gagements effected ufthtinrtlc from nil points en the I'hlhidelplila A Kendlngand Heading A Columbia Unllioule, upon application te C. ti. Hancock, (Jenenil l'nssengernud Ticket Agent, Philadelphia A Heading Unllread, -..'7 beutli Ketirthslreet, I'lilladelphln, l'a., and with parties flout Lebanon by applying te the undersigned, CAItL VON HCllMALENMKi:, Snpt. Cornwall A Mt. Hepe Unllread, lim8-3iiHl Lebanon l'.i. su J1.MKK OK IBS). net JQ UT m KftARunur LI Cornwall & Lebanon -AND- Colobreok Valley Railroad. MT. GRETNA PARK, In the henrt of the Seuth Mnuntnln, en the linn of the above toad, is elleied te ludlMdualsand associations Free of Charge. These grounds, covering hundreds of acres, nre easy of access liein nil parts of Knstem l'eniiHvlvaiila. -TherenreJIOUNTAISTltKAMS.spanned by rustle bridges; .MOUNTAIN bl'UINi.s, walled up with native sandstene ; hllAHV WALKS mid I'WWKKADIJS. A I.AIKSK HANC1NO 1'AVILLION, LAUUK UINI.NO HALL, KITCHEN, IUN1NU ItOOM, nndTAllLES, IIKNCHKS and ItUSTIC BEATS, hcatteied thteugh the grove for the tree use et excursionists. LAWN TKN.V IS, CltOtJUKT, HALL GKOL.NHS, llOWLINO ALLEV, bllOOTl.VG GAL LERY, QUOITS ami KOOT HALL Ai u among the nmusemnnU efcrcd. Ne Intexlcntlnp; Drinlca Allewed en the PromlseB. 4rrnrlles desltlng ft, can ptocure meals nt the I'.Mlh UE,l'Al It VST, hleli will be under the charge el lift. L. 41. 1IOI.TZ, the netid catcreret the LEBANON VALLEY HOUSE, who will be en the grounds throughout the sea son, giving It his personal supci vision. Ad-Excursions lrein nil points en I'ennsylva nla It. ft. fll hocnrifcddiicclte the l'ark with out change of cars. jrExcurs!en rates and rull Information can be obtained nnd engngements etrected with parties from nil points en the Pennsylvania ll.lt. upon application te GEO. 1U) I), As sistant General Passenger Agent, IMS. It., Ne. 'iObeiltll K.iiltthstl eel, Philadelphia, or te J. C. JENNINGS, Supt. C. A L. .t C. V. It. It., Lebanon, l'a. myl3-Ciind HATS ANU OATS. CUiti'RiHiXG iu:nuci'iex.s. Surprising Reduction in Summer Hals! -AT W.D.STAUFEBR&CO.'S, Leading 4tnuiif.tctiirfng Hatters. All our Fine Line of Fashionable Straw and Light Derby Hats being sold new Itegaidless of Cost, hiich Kitiwilcllimry Kcdiictleus neiT heloie ellered. Our less veur gain. Mill a few of these Nice Light Kelt ll.ils at i".e. Don't miss a bnignlu. Kerylhlng New lu Reason. W. B. STATOEER & CO., (SIIULTZ 11KO.V OLD STAND), NO. 31 & 33 NORTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTEK, l'A. Nl'EGTAVWS. aUI'ERIOK SPECTACLES -AND- EYE-GLASSES. lllorescopca, Field Glosses, Ilarometers, Tole Tele scopes, Itngle Lanterns, Thennometers, Dniw lug Instruments, Philosophical nnd Chemical Apparatus. List nnd Descriptions of our Ten Catalogues sent FKEK en application. QUEEN &CO.; NO. 021 CHESTNUT ST. 1'IIII.ADELl'lllA uiar3-lydw STOCKS. pOOIl, WHITE & OltEENOUUH. AWl !1BANKERS.B sl Orders evecutcd for ensh or en innrgln ler all securities curiciit lu the New Yerk market. Correspondence Invited. AlEMHEKSOFTHE NEW YOltK STOCIC EX- CHANGE AND 1'ltOl'KlETOItS OF l'OOIt'S ilANUALOF ItAILWAH. 45 Wall Streot, New Yerk. ocU-lydeod rrHIE MANSION.- THE "MANSION." ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. The Leading nnd Ijtrgcst Hetel. Finely leca ted, elegantly furnished mul liberally managed Electric bells, lights, and all ineilcln 1 111 pi in u incuts. Geed erchestm. OHAS. MeGLADE, Jy7-2md l'roprleter. LANCASTER. PA. Vl.UTIt'MI. TyTEUClIANT TAII.OU. I. IcCATJLEY J MERCHANT TAILOR I NO. m KOKllI QUKKN ST. (liiiclnnlller'3 llullding ) ON K OK Til K l'INLST LINKS OK FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS, FOllTHKbl'ltlNfl ANDSIIMMKUTi: IU , EVKIt SHOWN IN THIS CM 47"L'!ill nnd Inke a leek nt the goods, nnd you will be sure te have jour ineasuic tukt 11 ler a suit. Jnnr.l lil piNK TA1LOUIXO. 1885. SPRING 1885. H. GERHART, FINETAILORING. The Laigeslund Choicest Asjeitiuent el FINE WOOLENS IN Til E CITY OF LA.VC ASTKIl. All the Latest Novelties In FANCY SUITING. A CHOICE LINE OF SPRING OYER.COATIMG THE VEItY 11EST WOItK4IANSIIIl'. I'tlces le suit all and nil goods turn in ted as representtd ut his new store, Ifo.43Iertli Queen St. (Ol'I'OSITE THh reSTOrtlil ) H. GERHART. TYKHS ,V- HATH VON. Suits te Order FOIl 11IF HOT SEASON ! ! Thirty Different Styles -OF S E E S IN eri! STOCK, I.N ALL Till POPULAR COLORS AND SHADES. .MAIIKED I'liO.M TI1F111 TO LltY LOW Olill. l.NAL Fll.l'llhb. l'UICK SEIIOKS I.N UK AYS, IIUOWNH, Ill.l K, llLAth, I'l.l 41, WINE, CUE ENS, DItAl!, FAWN AND WHITE WHITE & FIGURED DUOKS. Fer Vesting ar Evening iiir I'ONUEESAND KKKHSUCK EltS 1(111 1 FN 1NU WEAK. MYERS ARJITBFON, I.EADINU CLOTHIEIIS, NO. 13 EAST KING STIIEET, LANCASTKU. l'A quu inicr..s l'OK SUIIER GrOODS I.EADTIIEJIAItKET. Reduction Pries List of Men's, Heys' ar.d Children's CLOTHING. THIN COATS nt lOe. SEEUSUCKEIt COATS and VESTS Hern (1 2,1 up. llcttcr SEEItSUCKEIlS nt $1.75. JIEN'S IIUSINESS bUlTS ill $1 .VI, $5.00, (IW, undt7.(ie. 41KN'SDIlESSSmrSnt Ji(, flOOO, Jl'iOO uud $11 en. 4IE.VS IIUSINESS PANTS ntT.V. MEN'S ALL-WOOL CASS14IEUE l'A.N'lSut 'J., tsnOnndtJMi. HOY'S bUl'lS ut tl.W. ti50. fclim.il Ki f. uiim teltlla CHILDltEN'S SUITS front 1.2T. upHiiuls. Custom Department. Onr speclallles In this department nte Weel Serge Suiting lu nil Celers, the saiuu uemuke te order In llrst-classHllegler flLim. ALL-WOOL l'AN'IS te eidei nt J.1.00, film, W.IKI, Jii.tl, 7.tl, Kt"'- 'J he pluce te tiuile Is where you can get thn most ler your money, and ulieie jen can have the largett viulcly te fctlect liein, L. 6ANSMAN & BRO., THE FASIIIONAI1LK JIEIlfllANTITAILOUS AND CLO'llllElfS, Nea. 00-00 NORTH QUEEN pT., (ltlchten the Southwest Cor. el Omnge Street,) LANOASTI'.lt, l'A. 3rOiMin Eva until six o'clock, Fatut day until 10 o'clock. Net connected tlth any ether clothing house la the city, x . .j"
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