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MtetlUar MtrlbnUOH Atrhleli ?be -foretold;
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toeged te add, 'ad never tnen te," but
toseaew i eenia be.
"WeU-yeaamMt prose pays beet What
ether editors tare, you bee Interviewing
'nenet I never want te see another la
attaiT.llte!". .
u'Heleened back la, hie chair and laughed
heartily j theetltb mock gravity, '
: "Tin glad te hear that, for -you're, realty
qohe-dangereaa. By the "way, why.tllu
ea aay your nanae wm Jenea T. -Yeu might
ve known I aheuld flhd you out. Editors
who llyea, tal a tan, Immm a'Man hex.
Her tiny i1dnee a rteannid ' la' nnarteto nnartete nnarteto
eraUa aanHsrfcitewn aa; Walnat Mill. The
dwettinf aonatets era common organ box,
IxSgMnddlinenateiia. On the eastern aide
l a dry geed boa 1 about one-third the alze
'of the main, atruelure; There are no ahlu
glea, or Wllng, or unexcelled sad unequaled
paaani roennir, eai laawea a rew ureaavaa ci
ragearfet flanked by a pieee of dilapidated
oilcloth." The portals or the'manahm open
toward the fenee, and they are wide and un un
adrHltht;aMeef the box having been
take out entirely te give a "hoarty-welcerae-erery-one''
tenon te the building. A atrip
of oalMe'MMwera ler a deer, like a drop-curtain'
of e Punch and Judy "Aggregation.''
winaewa, common or uewea, mere are
non. x.
The weeun who occupies this strange
abode 1 a Master named Xlrele MeBvaney,
wboMysalMenee lived In lows with her
staters, btad from thMr abuse te Omaha
Ave years age. She has been employed as a
domestic by a number of Omaha families,
who all speak well or her. Net long age, al
though perfectly well and buxom te the eye.
she became possessed of the crary notion that
she is diseased with an inlectleus malady.
sne went ouaeraerriea ana asicea aamissien
Brown's Iren Bitters,
tNEIEST TONIC.
Trade Mark.
QUALITY, PURITY, NOT QUANTITY.
. en Kvery Bettle.
Combining IRON llkRURE VEOKTABLK
TOMIC0. qulekly ana dHnpletely CLEANSES
ana ENKICHES'TIIK IILOOD. Quicken the
nation of the Liver and Kidney. Clears the
Complexion, Make the Bkln Smeeth. It does
net Injure the Teeth. Cant Headache or rre
dncMConatlpatten-ALli OTIIKK IKON MEDI
CINES DO. l'byalctans and Dregglnts every,
wbcre recommend It,
recommend Brown' Iren Hitters as a vatuable
tonic for enriching the bleed, and removing all
dyspeptle lymptem.' It doc net hurt the
Da. It. M. Dsucu.. Rcrneld. Ind., says : ' I
HAGER &, BROTHER.
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fi CaMJaa'- aad'Waiihnsw ;- T ''
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maiYanuendidita
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minarafji ;u.peep eem
99JSf L"A 10?.evyth,Rt m-tMi 0,i I In several nnfalle lMiHuUena of ehrltr. Tie-
snu.i ; : :::i",. t:j: rir. - r. 'll
are MIm Madeline Meredith, of Oartb. and
lyeur brother Jeff and 1 were chums at Eten
M4nfiml'i ' : .
Ohrt I said, semen liatsurprlsed 1 1 didn't.
sOfoeure net llew could you? " .
'"And I'm net Mb Meredith of Grata any
longer," I said, with an effort of proud oom eom oem
peaure. "Papa lest all his money, and our
UttU wu MAirl iluun natt 'f feri 'ais.l ..TaST in
"with his ship at the Cape, and Aunt Adelaide
aran'ewant me. any. longer; se i name te
Londen te Mrs. Kent's she's my old nurse
and t earn my bread by my pen."
.,- I could net help telling .him all that he
seemed te make,' in spits of tnyseirt but i
fetti
tbafcindet
Mtent
tktaha
sZ33?2
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5Tm5?
wTiunni
Oartnftotfce
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wtt&r'r.Trzrzrri
party Is pbestly;
m et equivocation.
ir lie-cenveMk.n'8
'tKeopinlenf-and'
vat and; emphatic
fcensldered. : ,y
P' ---r-rtL'k , ,. ;
events, tuenui-
most prominent
XM'
AoalUeam therty ulasfei'ni.ana theretsa
JIW
ftcnteseejiiee ia'te position se de-
' jwswz, : .itaL.
.0- fiTM te; th( long4irewlg conviction that
; WM '. arnWitlens. wlilchare the state creatures.
tt'.'.-jT 1
WttrS kJjV.t:
J :wilwri' 'JT-.. u -
'' KtMkreirda Osneaclal aeclety. a local
ct ; jlxjti-'mKrtt.
junwn ei weunreeu.DMKB,ackeu wnety av
ite riaiet tteetlng m defecating ,by formal
wslm iheattempt te make the Hen:
A'.X;KeUy a JgteuslsBuerat the com
Ing convention of ,thls order la Brooklyn
Mxihtertli.iTbererrwhaiMnatnraay,
')nicleraWe heatamenf'the mmbenpf
ttJt?C., Xj:,,ef which .Mr. Xelley ban.
-jW-pTeaideiit,'at the mannecef his rejectleh
.M muiisier vj lwuyaaq Auatna. x nw nas ' i
In tenalfied 'since the publication of the In
discreet tetter of Bishop Keane, of Rich
inend, teMrVKelley, l'n'whk!K,'thegrb"UBd,
Is taken that his successive rejections by
4twd,fereign powers were flings at the Tope,
'and 'the whole. Catholic population of the'
United 8tates.
The local society did well in calUng a halt
en this foolish attempt te make Mr. Keiley 's pese he had in away, t
,i.;i..i,.i... .l. i 1..1 .... , it.. I have mentioned me te bun.
iauumuiiy me jiiiiiiiuik uibujcuv iu .ue i 'AO. .t,i .n .., r naii. iU.i
Ottered the, last words proudly, and he did
net smile at all, but looked very grave.
"I wonder,- Miss Meredith, it you evor
heard Jeff speak of Hareld Casholten ?
"Oh, yes, often I" and then I paused In
some confusion. Mr. 'Hareld Casholten had
been my brother's "guide, philosopher and
friend," and. in one way and another X had
heard mere than enough of htm all ray life,
tbeurfb, through my having no mother, I
had never been at Oarth when JcO'a friends
visited him. In lact, I had worshipped him
secretly and afar off from JelTs descriptions
and made blm the here of mero than one
romance ; and, new tbore he was, silting In
mv Mivlulr anil rhnttfnir te me as if he
I had known me all my life as, indeed, I sup-.
iur uuii eiuruij uiuab
hcbe reatiainedihat tbey may net be
masters. .This belief ;was expressed in
''. i. i . - ...i.... -J3-. .. - -. ,
i)( -" thesiatecentitutkn:;6ver a decade nge,
$?! '-: t,!lWvltU0ilWtl,San '
Mj3, V.;' wii Ui?J? el'wKi,iy. nu unparyuKiu
--, ; BWiy.iiiTctsiate vuei4,,.fiiuyevi;r, iuu exe-
jreb vaewea Bae ukq earreu vy pant
'san'ipbwe'rr The Hepubllcan party has
IfbeeBeontrellod by leaders rwhe were con
j Whas' heid' :llie ' power te nullify the
: r'i&. 'cpusMiuwen, uy uiuine 10 inuviuu inu
W' leguhjtlen te enterce It.
? -' JK 4 Tlr'rnflieirV tn , In flila ntipn tnrrrt at Mia
last session of the legislature, though a bill
of aivery moderate character, which was
prepared by Senators Wallace and Lee, a
Democrat and a Republican, was forced
upon lis consideration. It again in lis
state convention took lis stand in favor of
the nullification of the constitution, rcf us-
feeing the demand of some of its members
lhat1tr Bheuid declare" Itself in
the control, of the railroads
ifsfrequlred by the fundamental law. The
,-V.VlleiMiMlran mrtv hit, tiv HiA nfttni
mm
BKBW-.
m
T&3-'V - -
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& . -Wniuirei
rz-ifr -"Kepabllcan party has, by the action of its
.pMdenbeen put in an attitude of hostility
X Ajiq.thVpepular opinion that the railroads of
MMate need, te be restrained, and that
wtlw'wholesenio ree,uiremcnt3 of the censtl-
xtttwn;sneuia ee maue eiiective. a large
rank and file efiliftRei"'w '
ny wTtli this opinion.
UieyAyluliavoteYote,
wmss
'-'"iJvUeisma
wuw VVUlkV VM. VtlC
"J
$,
'jBemibllcan party in power, and narticu-
., larjy''.by the character of Its candidate.
w. tuay is cruet among the leaders of the
ipriy who have shapejl its policy. lie Is
) V l"iBWfely Identified with the corporations.
"' i;4j,i';''le'mteresta have been iu llls care" ll0
I fy M'li Intents, their servant. Tim issue
unnmu.wcui uiiu we jwiiiu tuuiu HOI IHJ
Bteresharply defined than it is by the can-
KIliS AtJttkt-nM ,1amm1,mi 41tn a l.nt II..
' .RMunmwe uiciuscAvtx,. iud uiiu uciuir ul liih
rSPeeieWd the.ether of the corporations.
ijSafet'The ceriiestwiU be a live and animated
ffeajf one, as it is te be waged between a Bincere
lM-.-:Xvi-'. and warm popular demand andn slreiiL'
F-4J&.SW4S '
f 7 adverse interest. The issue can hanily be
JKJW -' .ln.V4A.l In fi.In... Af ,l. ,Aun 11..
TfiX " UUUUUIU. Ul JU,T Ul IW) tCUIIIVl UJ. IUO
times. It was a rash thing te provoke the
, feeling which has been raised by the deli
nltely shown purpose of the Pennsyl
vania railroad te choke, competition in
I its business.' The constitution undoubtedly
expresses tneaeciaeu opinion or. tne people
,unb xuujivuu uuiujieiiueu 13 ucueucnu 10
4'the state. "When therefore the state's grcat-
A'jjgest railroad deliberately undertakes te defy
yvTJiis.opmienanu me aw wnicn expresses
OreeK has met Greek and the tug of
has ceme.'Uhdeniably the Democratic
m
p 4 ' r?'- Jfrwatanaa m. with rtne. people. Appar Appar
4,.,f1?,'sUyJtheRepublicaniirty stands in with
I.vXKHferj'ennsylvanla .railroad. "VI10 can
fmiOeaW
refusal of Italy and Austria te receive I
htm . Mr. Keiley's bold and' honest denun
ciation of the government of Victer
Emanuel in Richmond is alleged as the
chief reason for his rejection, but there
wcreTiiccpur springs flowing through this
result. Therb have been many savage
critics of theMlpiematic policy et Secretary
Bayard, and they saw in the Keiley case a
geed opportunity te get rid et their venom.
It is related that through them all the
smait sayings of the newspaper paragraphs
about " air. Keiley, whom they speak of
se highly" were diligently collected, and,
after being properly magnified, were trans
lated and printed in the Italian and Aus
trian newspaper9. There were net want
ing, loe, European diplomats who, with
no friendly feeling for ilm United States,
lent their voices te the nntl-Kciley
clamor.
Add te these causes the fact that the
Italian minister te Austria is a bastard
son of Victer Emanuel and that Adstria,
never censidcratu for the United Slates,
wished te appease the anti-Austrian senti
ment of Italy. Hew could it be expected
tliat the intrepid Keiley would withstand
these forces leagued against him V
St. Bernard's society deserve commenda
tion for the stand they have taken against
the proposed ill-advised effort te drag Mr.
Keiley's Catholicity into his rejection by
Italy and Austria. reljiW n.i- ,'
...iiuwum mm water. They de net mix
well; and when the attempt is made te
mingle them, politics, lik l" -,,V ""-'i;
pets en '
The coming railroad extremity will be the
peeple's epiwrt unity.
n
It has bcen recently noted that the Cur.
rent, a very bright' Uttle periodical that
claimed Chicago for Its home, had been
forced te suspend publication due te ilnanclal
embarrassment. Its editor and feunder,
KdgarL. Wnkeman, has been well nigh
driven te distraction by his misfortune lie
bad prier te bis venture in the Current been
oneof the most trusted Nerthern corres
pondents of the I.oulsville Courier-Journal,
and is described by Jils friends as a roan of
lrropreachablo habits. He has lest in hi
literary undertaking $20,000 of his own
money and $5,000 raised by a stock com
pany. This is much te be dDnlored. for the
Current was a chippy, bright periodical that-
vi ou iuiuu iuu uuiu uuiwcen me uauy news
paper and the mero or less heavy magazine.
It contained much excellent literary matter
and was fast growing into public apprecia
tion when overtaken by financial disaster.
It is te be hoped that it will seen rise from
Its ashes brighter and better than before.
It is te be a battle of proved Integrity aud
admitted corruption.
Ckiahutt es'ie the number of 1,058,749,23s
were consumed hut year ; this indicates an
alarming Incrcase of tbe splder-leggcd young
man.
my brother, he steed up te go, and desired
me net te forget the story ; but then, mero
than ever, I resolved net te write, as no doubt
he would accept it from mero pity.
Three months passed away, aud I was en
terms of almost civility with my hated
editor; but I had written nothing for the
Arlington en that point Iwm obstlnate nor
bad I told Mr. Casholten very much about
myself or my own affairs beyend the flrt
sudden burst of conlldence, which seemed
inevitable. What 1 wrete and hew I suc
ceeded I never talked about In spite of
several very Insinuating questions ; but
about Jell" I would talk for hours, and he did
net seem te weary of tbe subject, oither.
Sometimes I accompanied him te an after
noon concert at St James' hall or a matin 00
at the Lyceum, and he was always very kind
and aiionuve ; out 1 ceuiu never get ever 1110
fact that he had laughed at tny poetry. Had
he laugbed only at myself I. should Cava for fer for
glven snd forgotten It.
One evening he called after lmvlngabsented
himself for a fortnight, aud I was wondering.
In spite et myself, what could have happened
te hi in. I was about te call Mrs. Kent te
light the gas, though it was ouile bright,
wben he stepped me.
"Don't rlug for llttbtt," he said, in his lazy
way ; "I want te talk te you. 1 have seme-
IMIUK imjf M..it;uiai us ajt .uautiuuu. uuti a
want te Hay it te you alene. "Madeline"-
and somehow he get possession of tny hands
"I leve you j I want you ler my wife; I
want -te take care of you, dear, if you will let
me."
"I can't help It," I returned, feebly and
vaguely.
"Ne, ofceurno net, I don't want you te.
Darllnc. you must have seen that 1 loved
you, and you surely must care for mc a Uttle
In return I"
Mt"
geno nyjorever. . tijlglit
Ing rcrased admission, she set .up house
keeping in her novel hut, squatting en the
ground she occupies. She is about 83 years
old, ladylike in manner, bnt undoubtedly
insane
VAHJfMll'M MOQBAMMIC.
Cemmeut of th EagUiJ. Pre ea the lrlh
leader's Dablln Spest-bu.
Mr. Parnell's Dublin speech has thoroughly
aroused the Conservative press of England.
The Timet says that no prudent politicians
can. underrate 'the importance or the action
taken by tbe Irish Nationalists at thelr con
ference. "Mr; Parnell's pregramme,'! con
tinues the Timet, "may, however, meet
with a fate similar te that which befell O'Con O'Cen O'Con
nell'sata tlme when tbe Irish, were as con
fident a they are new. Mr. i'arnell demands
the repeal or the Union. Se the Irish ques
tion is no longer a question of local self-government
This might be acceded te by Eng
land, which will never listen te a plan for the
soinratten of Ireland."
The Standard says : " Mr. Parnell has de
clared, war, It will be a shame and u disaster
if English statesmen or both parties fall te
baffle him. We de net pretend te ignore the
dan cer te which the Imperial unltyls exposed.
Mr.l'arncll new holds a strong hand. Tholate
Liberal majority In Parllamentoeuld afford te
Ignore him, but It will be different in a Parlia
ment evenlybalanced between the two parties.
Mr. Parnell has, howevcr, rivals by the
score. He knewa very well hew precarious
his tonure of authority is. If both the
Whigs and Teries make It clear from the
outset that Mr. Parnell's demand for home
rule will be met by firm opposition his In In
Uuence will be deemed."
The JVcu-- takes advantage or the uxcllo uxclle uxcllo
ment ever Mr. Parnell's bold declaration for
Irish indopendnnce te exhibit tbe advantage
which a large liberal majority would be te
tbe country. The Liberals, argues the Jyeir.i,
are mero likely te oppose tbe Parnclllte de
mands than the Conservatives.
have prescribed Urewn's Iren Hitters in case el
anemia and bleed dlseasei, also -when atonle
sra needed, and Unas proved tnorengniy
factory."
Da. Wk. Dtbrs, an St Mary' St, New Orleans,
La., tay t "Brown's Iren Bitters relieved ine In
a case of bleed polaenlng, and I heartily com
mend it te these needing a purifier.
The genuine ha Trade Mark and crewed red
line en wrapper. Take no ether. Made only by
BROWN CUEMIOAb CO., nALTIMOKB, HI).
SUMMER CLOTHING
READY-MADE.
Indies' ITasd Boek Usefut and attractive,
containing list or prize for receipt. Informa
tion about coin, etc , given away by all dealers
in raeaicine, or wauca 10 any aaarets en recei
of e. stamp.
eclpt
(Of
xJtr oeodb.
UNSPOKEN VOWS.
The roguish surges laughed In glee,
Ac she plunged and surged In the shining sea.
My Venus Anadyemenc :
A nd alt tbe vagabond winds made bold
Te touse and tangle her hair of geld.
Oh, her feet was light and herflgure trim,
And I was trylng'te teach bcr te swim;
And the Jey I hud te bold her land.
And te let her cover nia up with sand,
And te hear her laugh ring clear and free,
'Twas altogether tee much for me ;
Jty the shining sea, by the surges' rear,
The maid must be mine for evermore,
I vowed, but tbe vow came ne'er te fruit.
Her volce was sweat as nlove-9trung lute,
And he said, " Geerge, I beg your pardon.
Hut you de leek such u guy In that
Funny old bathing suit."
And I was mute.
Frem the .V. 1. .S'mm.
OPECIAL BAIIQAINH.
Special Bargains for This Week
AT THE
HEW TOM STORE.
One Kindred Dezen
All-Linen Memie Towels,
11c. each, worth 20c.
Twenty-live rifces Hand Leem
GERMAN TABLE LINEN
37c., worth 80c. a yard.
ONE CASK FUM. WIDTH
RED DAMASK TABLING,
25c. a yardusual price, 3"Xc.
ONE CASE FULL SIZE
Heney Comb Quilts,
5Sc usually sold at 5c.
One Case Larue LANCASTER QUILTS, only
8TKc. each.
Opened te-dsy, a New Line of DABK GROUND
eATI.NKS In New Styles at Lew.I'rlces.
wr, si & co.,
; LANCASTER, TA.
Oaaeimere Bulta, Llnen Bulta, Pongee Coats and Vests, Alpaca Coats, Plain
Linen Pante, Oorkserew Suits, Sergo Coats and Vests, Seersueker Coats
and Vests, White Vests, Faney Vests, Unen Dusters,
Mohair Dusters, &e., tee., fce.
Furnishing Goods.
Summer INeekwear, Gauze TJndorwear, Faney Flannel Shirts, Balbriggan
Underwear, Half-Hese, White Shirts, Feather-Weight Drawers, fce.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25 WEST KING STREET.
"WEAP STOItK.
Carpets and Mattings,
AT
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S,
FROM LATE AUCTION 8ALES AT
Mattings,
Carpets,
Carpets,
Mattings,
Mattings,
Carpets,
VERV LOW PRICES.
Carpets,
Mattings,
Mattings,
Carpets.
Alse, LARGE LOT OF
and the rpIAcr,
mVM 1 V3
him I
peetryj
Lhave been cool anil preiul, haughty and Ue
flant, lanri""ci in ul face and told
acernm: M leve a", he had scorned my
nistvad of which I steed trembllne and
bluslilnp in Ids arm, vrhlle be kissed tny
face and called me all sorts of pretty names ;
and In spite or myself, I confess I liked it.
It is humiliating, It is horrid, hut It is true
I did leve the handsome, hateful editor.
' Darling," he cried, holding me from him
at arm's-length, "yeu're a vixen yeu're
tee fend of that vagrant poet you detest me
cordially : still, Madeline, I leve you, and I
bolleve I have loved you from that day when
yourpresenco made a spot of sunsbine in
my very shady editorial den. Some day
perhapsyeu will learn te care a Uttle about
me."
Six months allerward we were married at
St. Geerge's, Hloemsbury ; and when Jell"
came home and heard all about it, I thought
he would have geno out or lib mind with
Jey. Ifew I write what" I ploase for the
Arlington ; and though the editor gees ever
It, he does net dare alter a syllable, be that
lu that respect I have gained my point I
have con nuered mv llret editor. A'mm tl.n
.. Xcte Moenor A uguat.
" A Crick In the Buck" Is many tlms a symp
tom or kidney disease. Hunt's Kidney and
Liver Remedy will cure It.
Fer women In delicate health, no medicine
equals Hunt's Remedy. All teraale complaints
ni n nftFri 1 1 r "' ? "- ll never full,
aic.-perniir j au25-lwdc0iUw
rerpetual SleileMneu
Fas the exquisite torture practiced by Euro
pean vuX Asiatic victims whom they desired te
punish with uttnuji. cruelty. Nature, although
no tyrant. Is Just as Inexitnvne In her law, and
therefore visits myriads of geed citizens with
the same torture for the transgressions of hoi
cedo. Elther ever-taxeil jnrccuperated men
tat and norve forces 1 at. ably demand their
dues and proper compeuaatlen or the full pen
,alty must come. Outside assistance therefore
becomes an absolute necessity. Nothing can
satisfy the full conditions but Durrr's I'cbe
Malt Wiiukky, and 11 should consequently be
used promptly. It Is stimulant without Injur!
eus reaction, nourishment without a trace of
Inflaming poUen te croate unnatural cravings
and destroy assimilation of feed, and a healthy
-tonic te restere normal strength and hardy mus
cles without superfluous fat te detract from
comfort. All reliable druggists and grocers
have It.
PERSONAL.
) the result with the issue se plainly
U IMseated?
" ( i ,ll?5- "
'-: .. .7Th Nina A Hnlwlnl M thn ItnlMnru
iZs.'i I V ?. P;f ". ---'"
ji
It' -'
pvS-.V jiJfpP MTf - bsttf! made te merge
ietwinrailvt'ByUner''L6riff before the
Tjiesk who lay the flattering unction te
their souls that summer is getting ready te
hid adieu teihat aoctlen el the country lying
along the Atlantic seaboard, will doubtless
grlove te learn that such cool experience aa
theso through which we are new passing, are
by no means notable The New Yerk Her
aid recalls that in 1ST4 frosts occurred in
New Yerk and Massachusetts for six conioo cenioo conieo
utivo dsya in August, (from the 23d te the'
f,.j:i''J!',J"Ptruetha ttfe'ioctrlne enuncla-
-f' m;vj vuv Jviuvvisv.i-rvfvvv vuiivcttUUll UJ1
V,1tepreaeht:chietiMun-frf our state wmcA:.??JEy..
c-t-t--t-i.-. . , ... ,- r 1 1 "", uu. uie .uuuniug nuiiwnjL'er temper-
!WEei. Jt iFiX- -tnl that it was ature was as high as usual or higher inal
? .jWtTMtod;''fe the conyentteg nor approved
most ail sections of the country. In Aumut.
187C, there were destructive frosts in Minne
sota en the 21st and in New Yerk state light
frosts en the 23d and 2ith, but the Boquel Was
net an exceptionally cold September in the
northwest. In 1677 frost was reported as far
south as Cape .May en August 13, and in
Iowa a week later; but the temperature of
the ensuing September was higher than
usual ever the whole country except en the
Recky Mountain slopes. In 1878, se mem mem mem
orable for its line crops, frost occurred In
Dakota en August Kith, in Massachusetts a
week later; and, in Iowa, Connecticut and
New Yerk en the 21th, while September of
that year was abnormally warm ever almost
all parts of the United States,
JvW8ea& Pennsylvania railroad was projected
iiwjlf befb'r? the B($Ql ' Creek raiire;wi
&.fewJu.u,'
i'Usiita
the Staudard
-v ft
yewn way; waa.
en company.
(lelnf wliiit.
S&'ttwread, cempaniea ,are new try.
j&g'iVjrsAttUsiime: upon these
:iffl.'( ; fy .wvocuens,wwiwaru ,1 neinuignant
fgfc yPl!et I8mecratic';new8paDers apdef
vwwy,?tWtiyt,pj;wivwatuui.ienai
.N.tlH
LV.1wwM.iwjeraocratie exejcise. ut corporate
S). aVaBg-h efferU etV.iew Indeiwndent
1''iMfiitHfekm' ItBiHtfcOcans in the
k, 1 1 Thai.-Hi ! ,i.i.r .A- mJI.1.a ,-.
i -iCA-'-mimKvmnmnmiH iwiv us. iwid evuiu.
:r-: -pr.
' 1 'll-Ml
Wr?MMH
ifWrn
it
'lefjit alraeitijBatlrely te the
ks, f party Vef OBiansyl vania te
he newiconstrtirtieu and te try
wncient; -am progress et 11,13
toparty'tte,true, baa been
nu ungiu; J""!'; nuucu, mil. It
w. . Tbodeclswatieiis 'el this
PUonare'-ijlciiuVnet te
'fllUufc. are -View, as .'that
i'thei sinewy, expressions
'Jsfliuit'!'iinaaImeus tutrtv
'it2&iif.Ti8LliA. '.1 -i'
wm ,va wi!nv-uuill.t,'U etHI-.
IF ' yr,rW, fInee1677r
'hlKty1W&a se"16 '
eereUct iliventlena have:
-iMW43eaHaaaw,4eclardfr:
i!Kc?W,?l3
Tub summer resort hotel proprietors new
groan because thelr victims rre' fleeing te
their homes; they should net cemnlaln. hew.
eyer, for they have had a rich harvest.
Mn. Day fully nnd broadly, ails the re?
quirements of a candidate presented for a
business ofllce te be administered en busl
nes principles, and he possesses overy
quality necessary te unite the opposition te
the Republican candidate. He is heneat.
capablp. aud trained eul as n mcUiedical,
faithful buslncss-thaii, and he will un
doubtedly polish large vete in this clly
miadelphUrfimes.
t 1 -s m m .
Jehn ffHKBMAN, In his opening speech or
the Ohlft campaign, acknowledges the 'geed'
Intentions or President Cleveland." This Is
probably mere than the preildent would
coewxleto Sherman.
Ida Lewis, the Newport heroine, has lest
the Newfoundland deg that was iter compan
ion swimmer.
ATTenNEV General Garland will loave
Washington te-day for a short visit te hi
home in Arkansas.
Dn. Leewe', companion and 'secretary of
mv iud air .uuses druiueiiure, will seen IiaVO
ready for publication his memolrser tlie dead
philanthropist.
Rev. Henry Wand Hekciier hasacccptcd
the invitation of the Bosten committee of
aldermen te dellver a eulogy en General
Grant in that city.
The Crown Princess Stonhanie, or Aus
tria, contributed some original drawings for
a picture doek ana accepted pay at the rate
given te ether artists, though alie presented
tbe meney te a charity.
JesEru Bailv, of Mllier township, Perry
county, has died suddenly, aged 76. lie was
state treasurer in 1851, a member or the last
constitutional convention and a member of
I'engressuuringthe 37tnand48lh Congresses.
Senater SnERUAN opened the campaign
for the Republicans at Mount Gilead, Ohie,
en Wednesday in a prepared speech. Much
01 me speecn was uevetea te the Keiid Seuth
jwd criticism of the administration at Wash
ington. Mrs. Radiiabai, a Hindoe widow, has
created an excitement in India by beginning
business in her own name as a boeksellorT
contrary te the laws of Manu, which have
net been previously infringed for three thou
sand years.
Guv Min, a Chtnese orator, told the roligl religl roligl
eus poepleorsan Francisce rocently that he
thought it curious that the Americans would
spend millions te secure a home for his ceun
trymen in neaven, wniie tney reiuse them
such a been in the United States.
Senater Jehn P. Miller has invited
all the .California congressmen te meet him
for consultation rolatlve te further leglslv
tien sumrested bv defect In the flhlnran n.
atrictlen act This action has been suggested
by Judge Sawyer's decision or Monday last
granting remanded Chinese the right te ap
peal tolhe supreme court of the United
The Collapsed Trust Company.
The needy unfortunates who tried te get thlr
deposits out feuud that there was a peer show.
Se they became very mlserableand complained.
n it was natural ler them te de. A cellupsetl
Trust Company Is bad. limit Is net half as bad
as a collapsed stomach, worn out by dyspepsia
and debility, for tbe weary and, worn-out
stomach, take Brown's Iren Bitters, the best
preparation of Iren ever made, and the prince of
tonics. Mr. J. A. Hepburn, lies Moines, Iowa,
says, ' I tennd Brown's Iren llltttrs excellent
for indigestion and Ill-health." Buy et your
druggist. r
BVKCXJLL KOTICES.
Can you tell who Is lu the greatest danger of
catching any Infectious or epldemle disease T
" Why,"you say, " the person whose bloedls In
nn lmnura or lmnevflrlthnd pjinditinn." k,.
actly. Such, pel-seus take special complaints as
dry grass bursts Inte name before the sparks of
a locomotive. Pure V"H Is a defense 1 ft mean
safety, and lr. Kennedy' raverlte Itcmedy Is
the mildest, surest and suiest purifier of the
bleed. Oar cblef dangers are within ourselves.
auglO-ltueed&w
J.
U. MARTIN & CO.
VNVJCHTAKIXQ.
TJNDERTAKINQ.
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen am Vine Strceis,
REMNANT SALE.
.We have placed en the REMNANT COUN.
TEll the Uemnnnts and Odds and Ends of sleck
accumulated during the postseason.
REMNANT PRINTS,
At 2c, 3c., te. and 3c. a yard.
EEMANT &IMHAMS,
Atlc. a yard.
EENNANT 0HAMBRAYS,
At C'c ; worth 15c
REMNANT MUSLINS,
At e., 5e., tic. a yard.
Emnant Table Idnens,
At I5c., 'A'c. and 'Oc. a yard.
REMNANT TOWBLINGS,
At 3c, tc, 5c. a yard.
Remnant Dress Plaids.
At Cc worth 12c.
REMNANT DRESS GINGHAMS,
At 6c ; worth 13c.
1,000 Yards Remnant All-Weel Cassimere?,
FOB BOYS' AND MEN'S SUITS AT
ONK-FOUBTH VALUE.
WHITE COUNTERPANES,
Frem the lftte Great Auction Bale In New Yerk, at 65e.- 75c, $1.00 and up te I3.0U. Teu will get
GOOD 1!aKUAI.N9 at
Metzger & laughman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
iletwecn the Cooper Heuse and Berrol Ilerse Hetel.
N
EXT DOOK TO THE COURT IIOUSK.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
eEVEUAIi SPECIAL LOTS
BLACK SILKS I -
BLACK STLKS !
JUST OPENED, at 11.(10, 11.12, $1.21 and II.S0. Itcldedly the Itest Silks let tj mnnw r.r
etrered. Alse LUPIN'S IILCK CASIIMEllE and U EN U I ETTA CLOT II a for Mourning Purnem
Full Lines at All Prices. Alse LUPIN'S IJLACK CASUMEKE SHAWLS Beuhle 2nd SFngle?
Jerseys 1 Jerseys 1 1 Jerseys ! 1 1
At 50c , Vc $!., fLSS, $1.50. iw, $isu, up.
RE. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse, Lancaster. Fa.
TDOWEBS & HURST,
26 and 28 North Queen Street.
AUCTION 11AUGAIN8 OPKN'IKU TO-OAY.
S.
nn.ii T .. .. i i...ii.- ... . ... .
which we shall offer rery low. T Velveteens. I.laeic L'rimliinr.'N .. 'V,w?' P.i"1" A'?.
IcernhfMfa lm.tnl.. a.A.. 7! .
M.nl. .u. Kli";' "."""J' -.
very geed ; new Is the'tlme te buy them while thoare here they went ; last I6ni? I ' SdiSS jV
seys. a big drive at 50e t they sell rust ; we have lotsef them In all alzS "letter Jeraevs JSfc
vest frenC elegant quality, only $1.00 nnd up. New JIambnres7an clceaiit line eMn&?vV -rCl
i"f '
BOWERS & HURST,
NOS. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET. - - Lancaster, Pa.
J. B. Martin & Ce,
Cor. West KJus and Prince Sts.
TOVACCO HUE Aim.
F
LINN A BRENEMAN.
CARD.
Tobacco Growers will find it greatly te their advantage te have 'a
pair of the
"GEM TOBACCO SrffiflRS."
The Best Shears for Cutting Off Tobacco. Ne Steeping.
LAMCASTXB. FA.
Lx.xa.aTs, YJl.
rersenal attcn Uen given te all orders. Every
thing In the Undertaking line furnished.
.Having secured the services of a first-class me
chanlc, 1 am prepared te de aU kinds or Uphel.
storing at very moderate prices. All kinds et
i uruuure uiiueutsrea. uive me a call.
lanlO-tfd
R. ROTE.
WJLXCUHB, JtOi
W w -wa
TTAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
...a. 'iodhcces only se per ping, at
AliLU1
IIAUTUAN'S Xt
,LOW
BTOHK.
lug. I
IfKO
FltONT CIOAB
TJOTE 18 MAKING
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
XT 93.00 A SOZXV,
. AT NO. 100 NOUTK QUEEN 8TEEET,
lanistfd Lancaster, P.
Dartmouth's Law Endewuient.
By agreement between the trustees of Dart
mouth college and the heirs and executer of
the late Judge Joel Farker, who left fSO.000
te found a law school in connection with
Dartmouth college, the law school pro
ject has been given up. This agreement pre.
vides that tbe ontire Parker fund shall be
used te endow a professorship of law ar.M po
litical economy in tiie college and if the in
come oxcecda the amount of that claim it
shall be used for the general purposes et the
college. There is a clause that lu case it law
W-ATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
GREAT REDUCTION!
IN FUICES OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JKWKLiiY.at
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queen Street,
Opposite City Iletel, near Fa. B. B. Depot,
... i J MM IIWIUUHIUII,
uiatea
Myd
NO.
Flinn & Breneman,
AGENTS FOR LANCASTER COUNTY,
162 NORTH QUEEN STREET. LANCASTER. PA,
JiauBJtJFVjtirzaHjjfa quedb.
S1
HIRK'S CARPET HALL.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
D. O.- Watches and Cleck, renalred. re
and adjusted. )y
KIDNEY TROUBLEa DON'T DOSE
for kidney affections. Use externally one
Bensen's Capclue Pereus Piaster ever thu kid
neys. "
KJ-ADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
-AT-
Eeigart's Old Wine Stere.
H. K. SLAYUAKEU, Aeist,
Ne.
Established 173S.
28 El'sr Kiva Otbxkt.
feblMfd
departmbnt ia
Shall go te It.
evor ostablished this fund
Pat SpKKby. the Chicago turlman, used
i b k bsotbtaek and aUhla bev. aud la new
worth two hundred Uieuaaud of the' dollars
TTn WW K KilWJIIfl llUt. , ,. '
The Expert Cotten Trade.
The experts of cotton from, the United
States during July, 1881, amounted te 113,608
bales,'55,0,3(M pounds, Valued at 10,130,872.
EleOn months ended July 31, 18S5, 3,000,703
ba's, l)8Be,&ls,23t pounds, valued at Iipjl.
tta,MB; ftleveu aaenths ended July 31, 1884;
8,81,7t blel,8W,Bll,H iieunds, valued at
. X-f V (r w -r
EOR BRITISH AND DOMESTIC HOSE,
Cheaper than ever, go te UECIITOLD'B.
Just received, British and ether Hese which we
are selling at prices less than they cost te manu.
fucture, being Jeb Leta from Forced Sales. Alse
Underwear, tiblrts, Funts. Vests, Overalls'and
otber goods usually kept In Uents' Furnishing
Meres., l'lcusv call and examlne uefore you buy.
HKNKY 1IKC11TOLD,
Ne. w North euccn Street,
rsigniirtlielg Stocking. """",
F, S. Ilulldiiig Stene and Sand for sale.
rnUB MANBION.
THE "MANSION."
ATLANTIC CITV, N. J.
The Leading and' Largest Iletel. Finely leca
ted, elegantly furnished and liberally managed
Electric bells, lights, and all modem Improve
meats. Geed orchestra.
' OHAS. McQIiADE,
Jy7-md Froprletor.
UEOFEN1XQ OF
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
. .. We are new prepared te sliew the trade the Largest and Oest Seleeted Line of Carnetn vr
hlbltedln this efty. WILTONS. VELVEW, all the Trading Makes of BODI PANDapicstkV
UA.fl UAnra.DiiAUJUlJLIUU lAilAllAH UAUl-UTH. 1CAIA anil nii.iw niituwa
own manufacture a s
Alse a
of our
tannfacture a speciality. Special Attontienpald te the Manufacture of CUSTOM i! A HvVri
FUU Lineef efLCLOTUS, BUGS, WiNDOWIADES.COVEBLETflj Jkiel. ''ABFETS.
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
lub'iS-xmdAs
s
AINT.RAPHAEL WINE,
H
Ol
Qe and bu
CUBE for
All ye who sutTer from
Cerns or Bunions
of .COCIIRAK'S COBW
uy a bottle
a cts, at
V
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Ne. U7 and 1J MerUQueeu t , LaaeMUr, Fa.
" It lifuaraaWirdteglrs satis JacUea.
INFORMATION.
The SainUBaphael Wluehas a delicious flaveur
and is drunk in tne pnncipi
Merm ana south
Unnnauy,
li
the principal cities of Bussla
UIIU BOULU Aiecnia. unuii
odla,andseon. The Quantity exported
of iu ?nuity
annually la sufficient proof
iiayiui
tliere
;
Ullv and
powers, while for the real connoisseur
in t aeHsiuwwi ins
is;
Is no "wine that 'can
irMRrI,
JarTha SsJni-KaDBael Wine CemnanT.Talanea.
DeparUeeat of the Oresae (Franee.)
H. E. SLAYMAKEft,
M. W BAIT XIKS IITBMT.
BOOKS.
WrfS------ -i-
B
OOKS AND STATIONERY.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
OFFEB AT LOWE8T 1'IiICKS,
Blaalc Beeks, Writing Fupers, Jthirclepcs, lVrltiug Fluids and Imkg,
HOLLAND'S GOLD PENS, '
Steel reus, Lead FencUs, Pocket Heeka, mil Beeks. Letter Beeks, tnd an Assortment of Fine aid
Staple Stationery. " """
' AT TUB B1QN OF TUB BOOK.M
NOS, 15 and 17
NORTH
QUEEN STREET, ;LANOAflTl, PA.
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