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LANCASTER. MAUCH 8, 1886.
The Battle or Shlleh.
General Buell has a vigorous paper In
the current number of tlia Ctntury Maga
xint, the purpose of which Is te show that
the Army of the Ohie, under his command ,
snatched the victory nt Shlleh en the sec
ond day's battle out of the jaws of the de
feat of the conflict of the first day. This
was the current opinion at that time, but
the commanders of the Army of the Ten
nessee have of late years sought te show
that this view was wrong and that
the first day's battle was net much
of a defeat after all, and that the
second day's victory would easily
have been wen without the aid of
Buell's army. This view was maintained
by Grant and is held by Sherman, who is
charged by Buell with correcting the offi
cial map of the battle, te give abetter bat
tle line te his troops and te make it appear
that they were well p03ted. It teems Sher
man assigned the troops te their positions
as they arrived at Pittsburg landing during
thetlme previous te the Confederate ad
vance against them, and that General
Grant, who was in chief command, had
his headquarters nine miles down the river
and was away from his command every
night. The positions of the troops according
te Buell and the official map, it seems te be
conceded, were net what they should have
been in anticipation of attack ; and it
seems te have been se because an
attack was net nprehended. "When
it came it was a complete surprise
and the result of the onslaught was a dis
astrous reheat of our army, which was only
topped by nightfall as it reached the land
ing at the river. Kelsen's corps of Buell's
army arrived en the scene at this
time, and early in the morning a geed
put of Mi army was ready for the ad
vance which was made and which resulted
in the Confederate repulse. It hardly
seems reason:) ble te suppose that the beaten
and demoralized Army of the Tennessee
would have been equal te this bsk by it
self, and it is net probable that history will
change the contemporaneous verdict that
the victory was wen by the entrance of the
Army of the Ohie into the conflict.
General Buell carefully records the situ
ation as he saw and met It. lie also has
corrections te make in the official map, In
which he says the positions of the troops
are laid down from the information given
by the officers of the Array of the Tenues.
see. He finds the positions te be materi
ally different from these that he observed.
Sherman's corrections of the map, he says,
put his troops en the night before the bat
tle in places which were occupied by the
Confederates, and greatly lengthened his
actual battle-line.
General Sherman doubtless honestly
thinks that he is right ; but he has net
established a high reputation for accuracy
of statement, and shows in his corres
pondence with General Fry, that a reten
tive memory is net se much one of his
strong points as is strength of assertion. He
is net a fire proof witness ; and General
Buell has this considerable advantage ever
him in challenging his statement of the
way the Shiloh battle was fought.
The Temperance Question.
We believe there never was a time
when a mere wholesome popular opinion
en the temperance question prevailed than
at present. It does net occur that there is
any immediate prospect of the legal estab
lishment of prohibition, at least in the
Eastern states, or of its enforcement if it
was grafted en the statutes. On the ether
hand, the wider popular conviction that
the liquor traffic must be judiciously regu
lated by law is very manifest. 'Tree
whisky " or the unlicensed sale of it has
become mere and mere unpopular.
It has come te be seen among a large
clas3 of these who have felt most deeply
the vice of the abuse of liquor
that the enforcement of existing laws Is
the step necessary before the attempted
enactmeut of mere stringent laws. While
public opinion tolerates the abuse of judi
cial discretion, it net the flagrant violation
of the statutes, it is seen that the remedy
lies in a reform of public sentiment rather
than in an amendment te the cede.
We believe that much has been accom
plished of late years in that direction ; that
the public is te-day mere exacting than
ever berere in ita demands that judges shall
grant licenses with caution, and that con
stables and magistrates shall see te the
enforcement of the liquor law with Jm.
partial zeal. It is apparent, tee, that a
larger number of landlords and saloon
keepers recognize their obligations and
they insist en net only maintaining the
law but in seeing that ethers de the same.
The signs of the times are hopeful.
Prohibition is a long way off and Hi
coming is net needed. But temperance is
nearer, and moderation is the thing.
Tfhj Net!
The city ordinances, section 2, page 165,
direct that " the city solicitor shall give
ecurity-te the city of Lancaster in the sum
of one thousand dollars "only ; and that
" be shall make quarterly settlements with
the finance committee of the moneys col
lected and received by him."
The present city solicitor has net done
' t&'ttife Why net y WerU for a reply
; . Um the fity (ollciter,
A Weak Case.
Thcre seems te be a general concurrence
of Tress nnd public opinion that the lirgre
Jehnsen was convicted upon insufficient
evidence of the mnrder of old Mr. Sharp
less, in Delaware county. Even the
Philadelphia Iiccenl, which niade n
specialty of his conviction, evidently recog
nizes in the result mere of a triumph for en
terprising journalism than of a vindication
of law and justice. It admits that " there
was no testimony which directly proved
Jehnsen's guilt," while It claims " the
chain of circumstantial evidence was
complete " It seems te forget that
It was direct, net circumstantial,
evidence whicli convicted Jehnsen ;
and direct evidence Is often less reliable
than circumstantial ; human witnesses lie,
circumstances de net, though they may
often be misunderstood. The testimony
which mainly convicted Jehnsen was, ns
the Pms says, that of a negre who "was
under arrest for laighway robbery, and was
shown te be a worthless and irresponsible
character. The two witnesses who saw
the murderer seen after the commission of
the crime could only say that Jehnsen
looked like him." The ltccvrd admits
the weakness of the case when it says,
" Mrs. Sharpless' failure te positively re re re
cegnize the defendant ns the man who
visited her heuse en that fatal night was
se hesitating as te practically amount te
an identification." Weak and flimsy iden
tification that, in the view of the law, upon
which te hang a man !
Juilge Broomall says nobody expected
such a verdict. "It was conceded that
Jehnsen was a bad man, and, as there was
an indictment for burglary hanging ever
him, It was thought that a verdict of mur
der in the second degree, which would have
sent him te prison for a dozen years, would
have been about the riszht tiling. My epin
ion is that Jehnsen is net the man. He
does net answer the description given by
Mrs. Sharpless, and she could net recognize
him." Like Judge Clayten's charge te the
jury, Judge Broomall would compromise
between the fear of letting the guilty es
cape and the greater fear of condemning
the innocent. This is net the maxim of
the law. It lets the nine guilty escape,
rather than convict the one innocent.
A great blot was cast upon the adminis
tration of justice in Delaware county once,
by the exposure of the fact that a well
ascertained murderer.escaped te Italy, was
net extradited because it was inconvenient
and expensive for the authorities of that
county te fetcli him back and try and hang
him. A far deeper stain will be cast upon
that jutisxlictieii if it should hang a man,
without due proof, because it is inconveni
ent or expensive te press the investigation
te the legal development of his guilt or the
clear ascertainment of his innocence.
Only One Side Te It.
The New Yerk World says there Is much
te be said in favor of the Blair educational
bill, whicli was adopted by the Senate en
Friday evening by the very decisive vote
ofSCtell.
And then it proceeds te show that noth
ing can be said in favor of such a bill, that
is consistent with the constitution and the
principles of the Democratic iurty ; and
that everything can be said against it.
The Louisville Courier-Journal in
wonder asks what lias become of the
Democratic party in the Senatu that euly
eleven votes could be mustered against
such a bill, and part of them he drawn
from the liepublicau party!
A Powerful Sermon.
The Ilev. Henry L. Jenes, of St.
Stephen's Episcopal church, Wilkesbarre,
ha3 been ministering te the parish for
$3,600 peryear.
The Itev. Henry L. Jenes had a call
from St. Ann's church, Broeklju.to its
rectership and a salaiy of $8,000.
The itev. Henry L. Jeues heard the call,
but he did net respond.
" And He commanded them that they
should take nothing for their journey
no money in their purse."
Philadelphia clergymen are prelecting
against the insane habit of kissing corrnes.
Dlphtherla was the result In two cases. Kia
a needed reform.
A Dim; musei'm manager has ettered
Helland, the TeJ.n sharp who killed Davis
in New Yerk and was acquitted, a large sal
ary te pese as n curiosity. The Jury that
let htm go would draw better if pi railed
thieugh the country as monumental idiots.
A l'UlLOaeritiui who has been Riving the
subject of b.iUlne-s much attention, has
reached the conclusion that It is due te a
reduced bleed supply te the scalp. Such a
result may be breuuht about by the wearing
of a still hat that lit the head tee closely,
preMluK down en the larger bleed vessels
and reducing their bleed supply. This Is
the medical theory of the situation, and it Is
far removed Irem the Hammend dogma that
as civilization Enhances the human race will
bocetuo bald. The latter hypothesis would
assiiuie that lntense luain labor is fatal te
hairiness of the cranium. A comparison of
tlie portraits or the signers of the Declaration
of Independence with an equal number of
modern statesmen is said te disclose an asten
ishing preponderance of hairTer the former,
H that whole body el bold, able men who
threw down the gauntlet of deiUnoe at
Great Britain ene huudred and ten years
age had been entirely shorn of hair, they
could hardly have dene their work better.
Se that the argument that baldness and
superior brains go baud lu hand must net be
regarded as entirely established. If this
theory ever became conclushe of mental
ability, the t-quare Mirfatoef bald head, new
be carefully hidden, w euld beceme Its pos.
sensor's biggest card.
A yednq countess or Iiarlin undo away
with a superb partire of diamonds the ethor
day, and It was called kleptomania. If.her
father had been a hed-carrier, the name of
the offense would have been Slightly dif
ferent The amount naked for public build
ings for Pennsylvania from the present
Congress Is 51,710,000. Heieabeuts there
will be a strong hope that the Liueaster
appropriation of f 175,000 will pull through.
A nATilcn remarkable Instance or hew a
death was timely In acquitting a guilty man
eccurred recently In Montreal. Jehn S.
Dyde was ohurged with forging and altering
seventy-two promlsery notes each ranging
from 1 124 te J300. The evldence apparently
bowed the man'u guilt J but his father full
dead In the witness box while giving his tes
timony, and this turned the tide in the riris riris riris
oner'ar.jver. The Judge severely reprimand
ed the twelve ler their verdict or acquittal,
declaring It was notoriously In contradiction
el tha evidence. The sympathy racket Is se
often played In these days te shield criminals
thst the Wind Goddess must Und frequent
occasions te weep.
Hew rigid nnd unreasonable are some of
the decrees of fashion 1 The man lu n full
drcs suit who dares te vear a satin tloer
have bis watch chain exposed en hit vest, la
In as bad feim as though be appeared In ids
shirt sleeves.
THE LANCASTER DAILY INTEUJGENCEK, MONDAY, MARCII 8, 18SG.
Mb. Jaxiks Uitew.v I'etteii will retire
from publle gare for a few w eeks and possibly
glve Mr. Jamei Brown retter a chance.
WAsntxriTOV society has a new solvatien
whicli promfses te eolipse " 'Ostler Joe." In
splte or the entreaty niade In thecbiirch,ntlcr
Miss Knglisli'ii wedding Wednesday evening
that theso who had rome te attend lt,aud who
were net Invited te the wedding nn hour
later (if MIm Ce Hey and Mr. Chew, would e
tlre, very few lelt and it was in many caes
luirosslble for the ushers at the Mx-eud wed
ding te find seats for these w horn they know knew
were specially desired te be present. Moau Meau Moau
tlme '"Ostler Joe" has moved en te Haiti Haiti
mere and the announcement that it would be
recited en Saturday night at Ferd's opera
house by Miss ltlancbe Ubapnun auracieu
ene of the largest audiences or the season,
"fully 1,500 ladles and gentlemen enthusias
tically applauded u hlshly dramatic rendition
of the much ciiticiied poem."
- m m m
At the Morgan art sale, Su New Yerk,
eleven pictures by Jean Franceis Millet, tha
French artist of peeut life In his country,
brought an aggregate or fe4,600 under the
hammer, or an average or about f5,000 apiece,
ene of them selling at f 14,000. Yet while this
sale was coIek en, American nduitrersef the
genius and character of the artist were taking
steps te start here a subscription te raise
about as much ns the average price of his
pictures at the auction te save for his widow
the hum bio cottage at IUrblren In which
Millet lived and worked ler twenty-seven
years. She has only a lease of the cettage,
and the lease will expire In a year, w hen she
is likely te te cemielled te leave her old
home. Her small pension from the French
government Is barely sufficient for her sup
port, evcu w Ith the aid of her son, who is an
artist, like his father, and thopurchase of Uie
cottace Is far beyond her means. Millet was
net extravagant or improvident, but his
greatest fame is posthumous. Ills most
famous picture, "The Anselus," ler which
he get 000 In 1S."9, sold in l'aris after his
death for T23,000, and recently f7S,000 w as re
fused for it.
Tn is talk about books und reading e er In
England has waked up Ituskln ; the Hen
shakes the dew drop from his mane and
reirs. Sir Jehn Lubbeck's list of a hundred
stirs Buskin's dander and he proceeds te
oecute most of them with the relentless
hand of a lord high excutlener. This is a
specimen of the way heads tunible Inte the
baket when Itusklu draws his snlcker-snee:
. Orete's " History of Greece." Because
there it probably no commercial establish
ment, between Charing Cress and the bank,
wbOhO head clerk could net write a better
one, it he had the vanity te waste his time
en It.
A " Confeiens of SU Augustine. "Be-e-ause
religious people nearly always think
tee much about themselves ; and there are
many saints whom It is much mere desirable
te knew the history of. St. Patrick te begin
with especially in present times.
S. Jehn StUHrt Mill. Sir Jehn Lubbeck
ought te have Knew 11 that his day was ever.
4 Charles Kingsley. Ilecauce his senti
ment is false, and ills tragedy fearful, Peo
ple who buy cheap clothes are net punished
in real llfe by catching levers ; social inequali
ties are net te be redressed by tailors falling
in ieewun oisueps- uaugmer, or game
keepers with squires ; and the story of " Hy
jiatis" is the most ghastly in Christian tradi
tion, and eheuld forever be left in silence.
6. Darwlu. Because it is every man's
duty te knew w hat he is, and net te think of
the embryo he was, nor the skeleton that he
shall be. Because also Darwin has a mortal
fascination ler all vainly curious and Idly
speculative persons, and lias collected in the
train of him eery Impudent Imbecility In
Kurepe, like a dim comet wagglugits useless
tall of phosphorescent nothing across the
steadft stars.
0. Gibben. Primarily, nene but the malig
nant and the weak study the decline and lull
either el state or organism. Dissolution and
putrescence are alike common and unclean
in all things ; any w retch or simpleton may
observe ler himself, and experience himself
the processes el ruin ; but g'oed men study,
and wise men describe, only the growth and
standing eftlilnirs net their decay.
Fer the ret, Gibben's is the worst Knglish
tint was ever written by an educated Kng
Hsbman. Having no Imagination and little
logic-, he is alike Incapable either el plctur plctur
esquenceserwit ; his epithets are malicious
without point, generous w iiheut weight, and
liave no olllce but te make a Hat sonteuce
turgid.
7. Voltaire. His work I, In comparison
witli geed literature, what nitric acid is te
wine, and 'sulphuretted hydrogen te air.
Literary chemists cannot take account et the
sting and stench et him ; hut he has no place
In the library of a thoughtful scholar. Every
man of sense knows mere of the world than
Veltalrecan tell him ; and what he wishes te
express of such knowledge he will say with
out a f-narl.
PEK30NAL.
Judge Cejihin, of Lycoming county, has
refused te renew the licenses for Ilughes Ilughes
vllle saloon-keepers, aud the tetnperauce
people el that section are very Jubilant.
Skxater Faiii is passionately fend of
"Uamlet" und "Uumply Dumpty." In the
lighter styles of dramatic art he tuspemis his
preference botween "ijamille" and "Black
Creek."
HErnnsENTATivcH. T. Davis, or this city,
having been repreented as voting for the
new and unpopular tax law passed last year,
points te the Jtecerd which shows that lie
voted againit it.
UKenac II. Cei'.uss, the 'online builder
el Providence, It. I., has received Irem the
King or Belgium the cress of the Order or
LeeKld, in recognition or his distinguished
services In mechanical engineering.
P. S. Geedman says he saw the Edisen
light in operation in Cumberland, Mil., for
street iilumiuatinn and changed his lavorable
opinion of it ; that it is no belter than gas,
and net nearly as geed as the are system.
ALFnnn Smith, areal etate agent of New
port, Illiode Island, has been returning te
me tax assessor mr years an estate ei toe,ow.
He recently lest his mind when it was found
tint he was the possessor of f 2, 600,000.
Eliza Kinlock, atnne timea well-knenn
and popular actress in Philadelphia, ou Sun
day, celebrated her ninetieth birthday at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jehn
Drew, Mho is still a lavorlte before the foot
lights. Gen. Siir.nMAS-' son has entered George
town, D. C, college te ttnlsh his studies te
boeotuea Jesuit priest. His lather had bullded
great hopes upon his becoming an eminent
lawyer, and has never spoken te him since
his pursuit of a ministerial career.
Nathaniel I'. rEnouse.v, aged 75, ene
of Heading's wealthiest citizens, and the
senior member of tlie firm whicli operated
the Kobusenia iron plant, Is declared te be
mentally unsound, and his daughters have
petitioned the Berks county court ler a com cem com
mltteo te managn his estate. He was former
ly a resident el Lancaster county.
Ham Jenes has the following te siv et
lawyers: 'If you'd all step lying you'd starve
the lawyers te death. I liken grand lawyer
whedelends the geed man from the assaults
of the wicked. But these mean little
lawyers 1 Tliey de some mean thing, aud
then say : 'I did that as n lawyer, net as a
mati.' When they drop dewu lu hell I
suppose they'll go about uaylug : I'm here as
alawjer. "
Pkesident Cleveland has made him
self solid vilth the Washington newspaper
men by sending euta general invitation te
members of the press entitled te seats In
the reporters' galleries te attend his Tues
day receptions at the White Heuse. It is the
llrit time a general Invltatieu has ever
been issued te the press te appear at a White
Heuse reception and the llrst elllclal recog
nition or the profession.
Simen Cameken celebrates his eighty
seventh birthday te-ddy. The occasion is
always ene of congratulations by his triends
and neighbors. When he started te learn
the printing business Pennsylvania had
neither railroads nor canals, and he helied
te put Inte type the account of Perry's victory
en Lake Erie and the burning or the national
capitol by the British. Heuasa journeyman
printer In Wasblrgten lu IK! I, and alter he
became u Uulted Suites senator he frequently
visited the cotiiealug room of tlie Xulxenal
IntclUgenctr te nee old craftsmen who
worked at the cote when he did und were
still picking type while he sat lu the highest
councils of the nation.
A CHANGE.
In days et a past that has Down,
When dead folk weie burled, I ween,
The dying one feebly would groan t
"I'luiiu see that my grave It kept gncu "
Creuiatlen, alas, ha, today
This mylng completely ubellshcd,
It Is new the custom te say t
Vim that my urn Is kept pellihva."
1" Whom the gods
but why die w hen yi
whlbh neglected un
love dle veun ." n vs nvren 1
en can curethocelOorrniiffti.
uiesns death, with Dr. Hull's
Cough Syrup, the old rellsble 1
A enlble woman will net tall te keopabettln
or Salvation OU en hand ler men's cuts and
bruises
If you fall en tlis loe, you can nt once henl
your brules by St. Jacobs Oil. Tilly cent"
Thr Sural Human Nuliiti..
Slanv vain atteiuntsaroiiiaile tmenrat Iho it-
markaule success of ltousen's Canrlna 1'listur.
Thtssplendldrruusly known, sold and uh1
even-where, and Us prompt action nnd tinrl
vailed ciirattve powers have win for It hets of
tileml.. Imitations have spuing lip under sim
ilar sounding names, stichut Uapleln, ' Cap
sicum." etc.. Intended te deceive thn careless
and unwsrv. These articles pes.css none of the
virtues etlue genuine Therefere we hope thn
peeple will aMt us te protect what bte nt once
their interests and ours, xsk for Ikmsen'a l'la
tcrand examine whit Is given yen, nnd make,
sure thnt the erd Capclnn" I cut In the mid
dle of the plaster tltself, and the" IhrveSenls"
trademark Is en the lare cloth Any reputable
keaier w 111 show ou thoe safeguards without
hesitation. If en cannot remember the tiauie
Ik'usen's Capclne flatter cut this piragntph
Ireui the paper. niarl-M.W.Sui
ar.KCi.ti. mutwi:.
"IKiiens or Letter m Day pour In upon Dr.
David Kennedy, of Ilondeut, N. ., from people
who have been benefitted by using his popular
preparation culled Kenned)'' 'tavorlte Item
isly.' And they often Illustrate what this re
markable medlclne accomplishes In seinii new
and hitherto untried Held of operation. et In
frequently patlcuts comelon it distances te gnup
the Docter by the hand and epwas their knili
tude ter dollverance from pain." linllu Timti.
Junll I in J Aw
The Cliluete .Mint On,
And se must neuralgia, and rheumatism, w hen
Dr. Themaf Kcltctric Oil attacks them This
uiedlctne Is a marvelous product of Ingenious
thought. Iluy It and try lu Fer sale by 11.11.
Cochran, druggist, 157 and IS) North Queeu
street, Lancaster.
ADsiosmes ' Cure your couch thoroughly
with Hide's Heney of llorvheund and Uar.
f Ike's Toethacho Dreps cure In enu minute.
nil-ileeJAw
l.oeks lleuevt.
A clear, bright open fsce somehow leeks hon
est. A horse thief or burglar seldom carries
such a face. liurdeeli. Mooil Ihltert give the
skin n peculiarly tine texture and clearness
They strengthen and enrich the circulation und
e eradlcate all eruption or blemish. Fer ale
by 11. 11 Cochran, druggist, 1.17 and IN North
Queen street, Lancaster.
Niied the Hah).
" My baby, aged fifteen months, was attacked
with croup, but was cured with two doses of
lnemas j-aecmc iu ,- une useu mis uieuiciiiu
for the elder cnlldivn. llae the grvatet faith
in It " Daniel Mann. 5il Seventh St . Ilutfale,
N. V. Fer side by 11. It. Cochran, druggist, S7
and 139 North Queen street, Lancaster.
A Hart llrtnth
Islnsuirerable. We don't like It A person with
a trenn breath must net tiinku himself very fa
miliar with ns. An impure brrutd Is cau-ed by
an unhealthy stomach. Jtunterk. Meed UMtrt
will correct thl evil. They are the best stomach
medicine known. Fer sale by II. 11 Cochran,
druggist, 1J7 and 139 North Queen street, Lancis
ter.
Coldis's Liquid lleef Tonic is endorsed by
physlcHns. Atk for (Mi'en'i , take tie elArr.
Of DruggUts. ms-lnileeJAw
"ctterr, W1IOOPI.NO COUGH and llrenchltls
Immediately relleved by bhileh s Cure Fer
by ll. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1J0 North Queen
street.
What One Uese Did.
P. s. Graves, of Akren. N. V. lincl Vs'hina of
the worst kind. Toek one dee el Themat" Ee
Itetrie OK and was relieved la live minutes He
nddt "Would walk ten miles forth i tneJli lm
and pay f5 a bottle for It. It cured my wile of
rheumatism like niaulc." ter sale bv II. II.
Cechmn, druggist, 1ST nnd 13J North Queen
struct, Lancaster.
.srricit lllui Itlght.
" 1 have "used llurdeek Jllecut Jliiien, and am
happy te say they nave none me mnru geed than
an) mtng yet ?enua runner qunniuj ai one
M
This mun mi n sulferer from
dyspepsia for
twenty years
His name Is Alexander Leugh,
and he lives ut Alpena. Mich
Fei Mile l,v 11 11
Cochran, druggist,
137 nnd J) North Queen
street. Lancaster
jreaicii..
ABKKHS TONIC.
Attend te it New.
Many smferlng people drag themselves about
with falling
lullluir stiemrth. Icellmt that thev are
lllug stiength,
slnklnir Inte 1
steadily sinking Inte the grave, when by using
Parker's Tonic thev would ttiulncurecnmmenc
lng w ith the llrst dose, and vltalit and strength
surely coming back te them
1 am (J j ears old ; have been sick nearly all
my life, und ought te knew something about
medU'lne by this time. I have used Parker's
'Ionic Ireely for mere than a!jear, and consider
It the best remedy I have ever known In fact,
I new find no ether medicine uece-iary. Fer
weakness, debility, rheumatism, and tlmt ills
tres9lng nil geneness and puln Irem whleh I
sutrered se long. It has no equal. 1 de net ,-eu
hew anyone cm afford te de without se valuable
a medicine. 'Mas. IUttie N. Uravex, cer Kast
and I rout streets, Providence, It I.
PARKER'S TONIC.
tPrenared bv Illseex A Ce. N Y.l
Sold by ull Druggists In lurge bottles r.t One
Dellar
marl ImMATh
AKK KITS
HAIR BALSAM
the popular favorite for dressing thn hair, lie-
ster
innir color when trrarand nrevenilntr Dand
color when gray nnd preventing DAiid-
ruff. It cleanses the sculp, steps the hair fulling.
and Is euro te pleu0.
K. and f 1 sizes at Druggists.
n:nn
ImM.ThAw
puui:
giu.anti:i:d.
RUPTURE.
Cure guaranteed by Dll J. II. .MAYKlt.
ase at once ; no operation or delay from busi
ness : tested by hnndredsef cures. Main elhce,
tUl AUCH ST., I'HILA. f.end for Circular.
fJO-lldAw
aiiOCEiirx:it.
Hien eka 01: cekfi:i:.5.
Fine Java and Arab! in Mecli.i, rich, fra
grant nnd lull bodied, our Java lllendrd CnfTea
U a Ducceas at M cents per pound, t'lnest Plan
tation Kle only Sue ; very geed Itle at l.Vj., and a
CofTce foreveiybedy at Uiic i;r pound Very
popular. All that try Itceuie airnln. Our sale
are Increasing dally. 1'leute send us a trial
order.
OKO. WIA.VT,
augQO-lyd Ne. 11J cat Klngatiect.
-IlIHAI' I-'AMILY OIIOUKKY.
" Hit net te ml.
Hut tat tel-r.
A new and selected nnsertment of Itolen Oat
meal, Monitor, Ginger, Pretzel, ltluu Point
Oyster, Katnlly and W ater Cruckurs, Mla. Ceifee,
Tci, .N'ic-Nacs, Lemen. lAdy-Flngem, Midgets,
lline-Nuta Cocea, I'enn, Vanilla, und Milk Ills,
cults: Crystal, tJruhiui and (linger Wafers.
AlnoalargHfiuantltyefKlneSMOliM) SALMON,
Halibut., Heneless Codfish, Kuislan haidlnns,
r.xira n. 1 jiut-Kurei, riuu jiurkerei a rer ae ,
bnusied Mackerel, .Salmen, LebsU , und lleyer's
Oyntera, Helland, Portland ubil Scotch Herilng
and llleiiters.
The Beat Cheeses in the City.
Celvln'd I'ure Yerk County Huckw heat, and a
full line of Fresh Groceries ut
CHARLES MAONAY'S
Choice Family Grocery and Cheese Emporien,
US and 117 NOUT1I QUEEN STHEKT,
Lancaster, l'n.
Goods delivered free te all parts et tlie city
and environs, Telephene Connection, I13-3md
A T HUKHK'H.
APPLES ! APPLES !
ThoApple Depot.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A plea by the Harrel, by the bushel, by the
1 k or Half-Peck.
Dried Peachpit, pounds for 25c,
Dried Applet, 4 pounds !er2ftc.
New Turkish Prunes, 4 pounds for 23c,
Valencia ItaUlns, 4 pounds for 2.V.
Hmekiil fliillliut, '2 pounds fer'i'ic.
huieked Herring, lie. per Dezen.
Juttreeolved a fresh let nt HCIIU.M AOIIKU'S
AKllON OATMKAL, AVENA, I'AltlNA und
OltANUL VTKD COItNMKAL. A full llnuetull
kinds el Groceries.
BURSKS,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTEll. l'A.
TTANOASTKU STEAM LAUNUKY,
Ne. 211 NOHT1I AI1CH ALLEY.
Goods collected and dollvered free of charge.
Cellars, 'Jc: Cuffs. c. pair: Shirts, 10e etc
Telephone connection. t,lKJind
QEOKOE EHN8T, JR.,
Carpenter, Contractor & Builder,
NO. 533 WK3T K1MQ STUEKT.
All work receives my prompt and personal at-
All kinds of Jobblngaiteuded te at short no-
tlce and en reasonable terms,
muuuki mruisaeu.
e27'lya
WATOUKtt, AV.'
J W OALDYVKUj A CO.
J. E.
Caldwell
&Ce.
902
Chestnut
St.
The
One
Hundred
Dellar
Wntrh
The
Aiiit'iiidlt
Watch
Company
Wall ham
made
liv
The Movement
A full jeweled stem
winding, nickel move-
Tlie Guarantees
, -it . .. , ,. l
ment, specially ad- Te that Of the
justed.
American Watch Ce.
Messrs. Caldwell &
Ce. add their per
The Casings
senal guarantees for
Invariably of Eigh- the reliable and sat
teen Karat Geld. isfactery perform
ance of this watch.
mr.S-nd.M.W.b.Umw
-yy-ATCiir.y, clocks, at.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
CIIKAf roil CASH
Lancaster Vi niches nt the Lewest Prices ever
offered ; being a stockholder enables me te sell
these watches se cheap F.lgln, vt altbam and
ether wiitchesonselo t-pectacles.OpemlibUke,
Ac. liepnlrlng of the above named articles w 111
receive my personal attention.
LOUIS WKItKIt.
Ne lS North Queen M.. opposite City Hetel.
(Sear fenn a It. It. Depot l
S-Agent ler Al'UOUA WATCH.
Ol.AH.HirAltK.
H
11(111 .t MARTIN.
nmnjui
A Few Facts.
Housekeepers in selecting waiesfer
jour tables, etc., especially these just
buying new outfits, It Is important that
j en select the best in the market. Hew
emlMiRissing te nlaJy, especially if she
has table pride, and what lady should
net have, te find that her ware is all
full of small cracks, and that grease
has penetrated and made it leek black
and ugly.
A cause and a remedy. All semi
lcicelain or granite ware in its biscuit
state is poieus. It is then covered with
natural or artificial glass te prevent its
penetration by liquids. This is termed
glazing. The glae must vary as it
must fuse- or melt according te the
wait' upon which it is placed.
It must also dilate or contract hi pro
portion te the biscuit or else it will
crack or craze and produce the alwve
result.
Unequal or insufficient firing orburn erburn
ing majjand will sometimes produce
the same results.
Yeu may, and will no doubt ask,
" Hew then can you tell whether you
are getting a geed aiticleV" Simply
and only by buying thee makes which
experience has taught dealers te recom
mend as the lest and take their guar
antee. buch makes you can liml and such
guarantee you can get by calling at
n
rtiil
10
15 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKll, l'A.
VVA.U
y 11. MARTIN,
WHOHIALl AND SETAtL DEiLEU IN
All Kinds of Lumber and Ceal.
sVS-VAnei Ne. 4M North Water and Prlnce
Stiuets, above Lemen, Lancaster. n3-lyd
pAUMGAUDNEUS t JKFFEItlES.
J COAL DEALERS.
Offick ! Ne. 13 North Queen street, nnd Se.
WA North I'rlnre street.
Yards: North l'rlnce street, near Heading
Depot.
LANCASTKll, PA.
auglS-tld
C
OAI.
M. V. B. COHO,
Ne.Sl NOKTII WATEll 8T , lAnca.ster,
l'a.,
11 ueiesuie anu uciau ncaicr in
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection with the Telephene Exchange,
lard arid Oillce; NO. 3J0 NOUTH WAl'KK
8T1IKET. feb281yd
MACUINBRY,
nrAOHlNEHY.Ae.
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Most Improved
ENGINES Traetiea. Pethlla or Stationary.
Neworhecend-Hund
BOILERS, WATER TANKS, SEPARATORS.
M AuntNi or Kstair Weuk such as done and
kept lu Macblne Mheps.
OAtX ok ea ADDSlsa,
Ezra F. Landis,
WORKS 637 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
LAWOArnm, l'A.
n7-tfd
SITUATIONS FOR OHADUATES.
Many applicants write te us: "Can you
procure for me a situation If I take a course at
your Institution T" Te all such we would say
we cannot, under any circumstances, promlie
situations te students. W wish every pupil
te enter the
LANCASTKll COMMKKCIAI. COLLEGE
for the same reason lie would enter any ether
school solely for the benefit he may derlieby
taking tbe course. Buud ter jutrtlculars. Ad
dress " " ,,iC wEIBtKIl, l'rtnclpal.
W
iwr
JJAGKH A imOTHF.lt.
SPRING, 1886.
Is,
CURTAINS,
WW
S'll ht Viu'i viYpkih' UiihJ inl"P.?'.,!V TAl'KHTUV HKIIHSKI.S), with 3-a UOKDKIIH, IIAt.1.
tnVN woei l'llliMVVlMUVv':.,L',,J.,,',lKKK','I'Yt KXThA.WOO!.. COTTON Oil AI.N
nnVthV!nirii.V,r,ln',St.V",V. l1"'-.?'" An II HKMf OAKPKT. all of which.
A
Irem the!
wlthstnudl
year, hlch
ane coco
.; ,,'n.i.-v,,.. ; .;; r, ,'?,-:"' l ". ? l,ks
,HrAtheiowc.tcVYeimCehedV
a .ha i ii. us, iukj.iuii hums anil M ATI'S, Hit V UN A
WALL PAPERS.
Vohaenmv open ler Inspection thn largest line or Paper llanatnirsovftrelTnrwd lit this city,
represeiittiiK the muuumctttrersnr Fr. Heck ,t Ce , Itebt. llraves A Ce , Wiirum A Fuller, of New
erk i lllrxe A Sens, of llutralu i Main A Ce,, of llroeklyn s Hewell A ltrethers. or f hll.idnlphta.
ana ethers, which we are prepared te show from the Finest Decorative faper llangt.igs te th
1VI" " imii-ii nii i npers inline.
th AlwJtnt;ckriiliiinesi)Ai)08ii.nK9,
THE LOWEST
. 4W"Wn employ competent workmentte dn nil
lorceot caper Hangers, te de all kinds et Plain
Bl'Clllllll.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King St., Lancaster, Pa.
vtkxt neon te tub ceiuit heunr.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
New Open Large Stock of Sheetings.
SIHUTI.VCiS A.VD PILLOW CASE MUSLINS in all Desirable Make. Alse, TII'KINOS AND
I'KATHKllSTO KILLs all at our fsual Lew Prices. Alse LOt'NTKItl'A.NKS AND
WILTS IN QUANTITIES. Prices Lewer than Kver.
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND NAPKINS.
Wearu new receiving dally New Additions toeurnlready Kxtenslvn stock, and shall coallnue te
add dally throughout the coming season bargains of en kind or another.
' KVKIIY DAY llltlNUS dOMKrilIN(!;NKY."
FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT
QAItl'ETS rilOM AUCTION.
METZGER &
IIAVK NOW OI'KNKD A LAItUK
INGRAIN, RAG, HALL
IIOUnilT AT AUCTION r'Olt CASH
CAItl'KTS
CAKPKTS
CAIll'hTs
CAIU'KTs
CAKI'KTs,
CAKt'KTS
. ..ntin Cunts.
. .at lJCentB.
...nt SO Cent.
...at .ti Cents.
. ..alie Cents,
.at IS Louts.
Fleer, Stair and Table Oil Cleths, Cheap.
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere.
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
J- iietween tie Cooper Heube and Serrel Uense Hetel
11A.TS,
ATrUACTIVE
B
KAi'Tipri. m:vi
All tlits Novelties of the Season for
et all the Leading
STIFF AND
i:.'TltA LIGHT WKIOIIT STIKK HATS, thn production of WILCOX A CO . the Leadets of
Ilosten. Only place lu the city thvycsn be had Quality unsurpassed and styles the newest. Ask
ter the "TO-liALON HAT." un entlie new tl.lng for young men. A full line of PLAIN AND
AM 1311 HATS, our own make, at prlies lower than ever. Children's Spring Goods, In new and ar
ticle detlgns, at Lewest Prices. UI.OIH HATs If OK MKN OU UOi9,43o.,4uc.,75e.and II 00.
Robes, Far Gloves, Seal Caps and Far Trimmings,
Sold new regardless of cot. A Special Haigaln In all these goods. Highest cash prlcu paid for raw
furs- Best Skunk, 1.. llest Muskrat. 15c. rTKLEPHO.SK CONNECTION.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO
1V03. 31 ami 33 Nerlli (110011 St., Lancaster, Fa.
J.IPX INHVMANOIt COMVAKT,
IKE INSURANCE COMPANY.
A Confession!
We contest that thn N. Y. Life Insurance reports In the possession of Geerge N. ltcynelds,
esq., general agent el the Northwestern Mutual 1.1 fn Insarance Company, will disclose, the follow
ing fucU as the TltUK history or tbe MUTUAL LIlfK INMUKANCK ImMI'ANV. of New Yerk, und
the Northwestern Mutunl Llfe Insurance Company, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, from January ihm
te January ts-Q, nnd that whereln we have stated anything contrary. tberte, we lmye been In
error, and that their examination will disclose the cause eT Dr. II. 8. Kendlg being obliged te pay
mere te the N'etthwestern than te the Mutual Llfe. for his lnsiirance. .,,,,
liOHEHT HOLMES, District Agent Mutual Life.
Total Aggregates taken from Iho New Yerk Llfe Insnranee lloperts from Jaaaary 1, 18CS, te
January 1, ItS. MAKK THE CU.STUAbT, ItBAD AND D1GL8T.
NOKTIIWKSTKItV.
Insurance In force Januuryl, lde.1
sw T93 92
.- '..mmm
tuuiiiivu Hsseis,.,
... Ml .Hi
Premium recelnta since Januurv. lHtS. 4l,7ls,ler)
Total Income sluce January, 18ui I)i,l3),i33
Payments te lKillcyheUlcrs since Jan- .,
nary, 1SCS...J a,S7,772
llatle of payments te premium re
ceipts....... IH"'0'
ltatlu or payments te total Income.... . U.8i.R
Expense of management :' 'T'tJ''7'l'
llatle of expenses te premium receipts, 21 p. ct.
llatle of expenses te total Income... lpSri.c.
New Insurance written 12:11,314,918
Insurunce written but nottaken 33,105,201
ltatle of Insurance written but, net
inlrnn 14.4 P. C.
Insurance lupsed U1.&I7.2.C
imtin of insurance written that lansed.
.111 U l. c.
Total Insurance termluated tl'JO,
ltatle of njvinents te Insurance ter-
i,7iaw
inlnated 17.51 p.e.
ltatle of assets te assumed obligations, '."173 p. c.
uuvsr.rvuNtHurNU oeuvh.
HALT
S'
HIHK'H OAKPET
CARPETS!
KKOPKNINQ Of
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
We are new prepared te show the trade the Largest and Best Selected Llna of CarneU ever ex.
hlbltedln thlscfty.' WILTONS, VELVETS, all tie TradlnTMcS of UODY ANWaPKBTIIY
11UUBHKI.S. THHEE-l'LV, All-Weel and Cotten Chain EXTKA 8UPEI18 MdaU amUlUea of IN.
(JKA1N CAllPKTS, DAM Ash. anil VENETIAN CAUPETS. KAU and fcUAIN CAUpilS of e?r
own manufacture a spec al It y. Special AtUmtlenpald te the Mannfactnre of CUSTOM UAKPKT.
Alsealfull Lluoef OlLCLef IIS, RUliS, WINDOrrsiIADK3,COVltULICT8, c u,r"
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. West King and
uueim.
SPRING, 1886.
Wttll Papers
I
WINDOW SHADES.
reit THIS Hl'ltl.NO. Net-
tlie low prices or tun pstt
d OU. CLOTHS. CH (.HA
HUUS and M AITS.
scercu Hollands ami an auk ci.eTii, with
RULING PRICES.
Cnrnet
Upholstery and Shada Werk, and a full
and Decerut
iceivtlve l'spel Hanging.
Via Invite, In-
HOUSE.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
HAUGHMAN
AND HANDSOME VAUIETY Or
AND STAIR CARPETS,
AND'IO UK SOLD 1 1IKA1'
reu CASH.
at 15 ('mill.
nt.? Cents.
atM Cnts
alie Cents.
at71 Cent.
at S3 Ccnti.
C A It PETS. ,
CAItl'KTS.
CAIlfKTS.
UAld'Kl.H.
CAltl-EM.
CAItl'KTS.
a a r.i, xu.
I
IOUXO SIKN. A Specialty inada
Spring Stjles In
SOFT HATS !
A Confession!
MUTUAL LirC.
I Ht,.s,2, Excess ever Nerthwest'n, laj.tce.wi
I IHt F.tf. VII V.IU.J ... VnrthvUt'n Ul W. K M
.iJ,t- "., ..vaa v' ..... .unvsv .., di,i.u,,..
2JZ.aei.gis. Excess ever Nertliwest'n. 187AVI.H.U;
SOi,4irz,!i3, Excess ever Nertbwest'r , 2l0,sil,lur
193,613,173, Excess ever Nerthwest'n, , 32,15.1,401
81.2 p. e, Excess ever Northwest'n, 9.5 p. a.
CI 7 p. c, Excess ever Nerthwest'n, lutf p. c.
f 27.657.WI.
11.5 p. c, Excess evor Mutual Llfe, D.5 p. c.
D2p. a., Excess ever Mutual Lire, B.I p. c.
C49,3in,&s!i .Excess ever Nerthwest'n, tH7,,G71
t,770,4J5.
10.7 p. c. Excess ever Mutual Life, 3.7 p. c.
IU7,l7ti,OUI.
17 p. e., Kxcess evor Mutual Life, 22.0 p. c.
$l5C,dl,hll,
42.84 p. c, Excess ever Nerthwest'n, 2AS3 p, c.
'D.t3 p. c, Excess ever Nerthwest'n, 6.73 p, c.
CARPETS!
-AT-
Water St., Laneaiter, Fa.
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