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THE INTELLIQENOER,
Lancaster, Pa.
$I)C Cantnstcr jjntclligcuicr,
LANCA8TKK, Al'lllL 27. ISA.
An Ex-President.
The newspapers are having their silly sen sen
sen about Mr. Arthur. That lie is a very
sick man there are signs. That lie has a
Tery sensible attending physician, en oue
point at least, is sure. This geed doctor
obstinately refuses te issue bulletins nbeut
himself, with some references te his dis
tinguished patient, as the Giant and Gar
field doctors did, se profusely ; and new
the correspondents have begun te abuse
the doctor, te lie about Arthur and te la
ment ever the country.
The physician is doing a great public
wrong, we are told, in keeping back from
Blxty millions of tearful and affectionate
people exact details of iheir late chief's
condition; and in withholding from him
their many tokens of touching sympathy
and profound solicitude. It will strike
decent-minded and considerate people that
the physician is doing just the right tiling.
The public have no claim whatever te a
knowledge of Mr. Arthur's condition. He
Is a private citizen, entitled te all the pro
tection of hl3 position : no nublic interest
depends en his illness or recovery, and his
physician and his family are the sole proper
Judges of what is te be given out about his
condition. His doctor is a model of de
pertment, te be held up for the frequent
imitation of his profession and the instruc
tion of the newspapers and the public gen
erally. That Mr. Arthur is sick is enough for
the public te knew; he may have one
disease or another ; he may be better or
worse ; and te his bodily Ills he may add
some melancholy of mind ; that is vaguely
hinted ; it is net unlikely. He is probably
a disappointed man. He had the reputa
tion of being a geed liver ; that experience
generally brings its own physical penalty.
It is a mere vulgar curiosity tee often
pandered te by newspapers that knew
better and should de better which in
trudes into people's chambers, inquires
about and makes known all their private
affairs. And, at the same time, the
fashion spreads berausn a great many
equally vulgar-minded people want their
affairs thrust befere the public gaze; it is
hard for the newspapers te resist sorae of
them.
It is net te be forgotten that Mr. Arthur
came te most trying times and circum
stances in his accession te the presidency ;
ana uore uimseic with dignity through
them all.
The suggestion, made in some quarters,
that in his illness, his disappeinjment, his
alleged want of means te maintain his po
sition, and ether reported characteristics of
his situation, he i9 an example of the in
gratitude of republics or of the necessity
for making some new previsions for our
ex-presidents this suggestion is also ret,
pure and simple. Our ex-presidents need
no such care. Men fit for the presidency
need no prevision of the law te furnish them
proper retirement ; men unworthy of the
place should have no air cushion te break
their fall. It pays enough for any Ameri-
can citizen te retire with snillcient
means te live in all the dignity that at
tends them in private station ; and any
body ought te be willing and satisfied te
" have been " a president of the United
States. The discussion nbeut what the
public ought te de with them is silly and
profitless. Let them de for themselves.
Let them alone.
Ufe-Sarleg Precautions'.
It has been said that for every new
luxuiy in life that man obtains, there
comes a corresponding danger, liefore the
days of " all the modern conveniences" in
ths houses, typhoid fever and kindred
eMseascs could net obtain such a firm grip.
In the times when weed was the chief fuel,
there was no record of scores of men flnd
intt graves at the feet of coal mines, such
as was witnessed in theXanticeke disaster;
and se of nearly every occupation, in
creased energy bringing in its train in.
creased mortality.
This thought of the penalty that luxu
ries carry with them recurs with fresh
force in an accident reported frpm Pitts
burg. William Thompson, walking along
the street.was jostled by a passer-by, forced
against a lamp pest which sustained an
electric wire, and fell te the pavement a
corpse. The full force of the electric cur
rent had passed te his head and back, put
ting an end te vitality.
This disaster 3s pregnant with sugges
tion. Had the wires against which Thomp Thomp
Ben fell possessed an insulated covering,
his tragic U&ing-eff would net hare ec-
SEin J renC 'ratlvG necessity
of bavng llfe-savlDg precautions keep pace
with the great discoveries that add te the
.urnef human comfort. Death lurks every,
where, and comes when least expected -ind
whoever can lend a hand in the direction
of warding it off, ;net euly jncrcaSM
probability of lengthening his own years
but does the tame for millions yet unborn!
Newspaper Impertinence.
The newspapers Inilst that the ptesident
is geinz te marry ,and publish the portrait,
. genealogy and characteristics of the young
r tedy. The Information they get en
the subject from the president Is neth-
'X Jeg at all. He la evidently of the opinion
1 v. that It Is none of the newspapers' business.
He has expressed tb.!s conviction in em-
fjbatle terms. He thinks that even though
i is president he should enjoy the right
If pfJM? a his courtship and marriage If
jpfciniiitahtTilt. The president has
net beceme used te the liberties taken with
him by the news journals. IIe is Im
patient under their impertinence. That
It Is very proveklnglsundenjable; It is a
penalty of notoriety which a man of sense
and independence finds it hard te online.
It has ceme te ba a fact that it iseiity in
the privntu station that the light
te life, liberty and the piinult
of happiness can Iti li.ul. It is
alienated from public station and only
obtainable byebsciulty. Hew long under
these conditions we will be able te find
geed men seeking otllce may be a question
with some ; and though probably the sup
ply will never run out, it is certain that
it will net be se grcjt, under the extieme
freedom of the press in discussing public
servants In their private as well as official
relations, as it would under a mere just
and decent treatment.
Richmond and hynchbiirp, Virginia, oli eli
servtil Confederate Decoration Pay en Mon
day by giving lilack eyes te the I'roliiMllen
oaiife.
Tnn toniperance coinmlllpe of tlie Alric.in
Methodist Kptaepnl eonferenco or New
Jersey condemn tlie using of tolutve in the
strongest term"); notwithstanding the lirt
that for nes many or the lcst of oed's
minister liave been jicrslstcnt users of the
weed.
Is the death et Ke. Reriiaril Magiuin the
Jesuils or the country loe a tewer el
Mrength, his tleitile occurring In l'liiliulul
phla en Monday In the OSUh J car of Ills age.
He becanie a member of the etciety or Jpmis
in ISST, anil ioe rapidly in ecclesiastical dis
tinction, Uvemlng preMilpnt of (leorKetewu
college In JS.VX l'er elghl jcars liu remained
at the head or that institution, and suUsO
qucntly devoted himself te ini-nleu work,
attaining in that n 'reputation that wat
bounded only by the limits or the country.
When he was in Laucnster in September,
ISTt', he created a profound impression by his
series or ten scrmers In SU Mary's Catholic
church. IIe had n way et weaing logic into
Impassioned oratory that wa" remarkable te
a degree, and his remarks drew repreenU repreenU
tiens front all creed. Twe week aee he
went te Philadelphia from Washington te
conduct ml-len, wli6n hewastaktu ill
with the abeve noted ill-rated result. Hut
his passing away was probably as lie would
have perfcrred It, ler lie died clothed udh
the armor that he had honored for n hair
century.
In stieli suiall thing a envelope and
postal cards frauds en the gnvernmuiit may
lurk. A nolsemo scandal is premised in an in
quiry Inte the efllei.il actions of the jKwtnia
ter Re I) oral and his assistants and Mibordl Miberdl
nates as te the envelope ami postal card con
tracts made between Jau. 1st, 175, and March
i, 1SS5, and whether any representatives or
government elliclals have been admitted te
any share, directly or indirectly, in any part
of these contracts.
Tin: Sew Verk Hun has created seme ex
citement and net a little bitterness by It olt elt olt
rapeated assertion that a f :,000 check from
Editor and ex-CeiiRressman Jeseph Pulitzer,
of the New Yerk ll'erlcf, found Us way into
the Itlalne campaign fund. The mere
l'ulltrer denied it,the mero Dana reiterated it
and demanded an explanation, nnd the feud
between these two great knight of the quill
began te assume alarming proportions. The
public will lie relleved at the explanation
new given of the transaction, and it will be
apparent hew the comedy of error was
started. A bout the time thecam palgn opened
the 11'erW wa negotiating for a new pre
from It. Hee & Ce., te be paid for in weekly
Installments of ?."i,000. In payment of one or
these inxtalltnents, Mr. I'ulltzer presented
and had accepted thecheck in question. The
sanie day in fact almost immediately after
its receipt several member or the Republi
can national cemmittee called upon Mr. Hoe
for a subscription te the campaign fund. Mr.
llee, w he has always contributed litxTally te
the cause, said he was just in receipt et a
check for f.1,000 which he would be glad te
tender them. Probably no thought or the
incongruity or havine the check era staunch
Democrat cashed by the Itepublien com cem cem
mitteo occurred te Mr. Jfoe. lien ever that
may be, the cheek was accepted and has jjiren
riHoieuiuctiproutlessandacrlmonlnusdehatc,
Wi: art, new reachinir that period at nhich
the question ''when will Congress ad
Journ " begins te assume a serious aspect.
PERSONAL.
J. Ar.nANiu:u Savaiii: has been elected
chairman et the Democratic city cemmittee
or Philadelphia.
P.i'A. ArtTiu u fiuwllewi, nil KngliHh
clergyman, who died a short time aim. lett
f20,CKl,OW te two Mm. " '
wMn,J,.AlAA"' Wai.i.111, mether or Dr.
Alary Walker, died at Oswego, N. Y., ou Sun
day night, aped ," years.
Jt'DQU P.lXSOX.Of thfl HtAtn Klinrnmn Knn.l
is said te be enjjaired te be married le the
widow or the into Congressman Simuel A.
unlives, ei Aiioutewn.
SuvATen Danikt., or irglnli, mj :
" en might as well put a mustard plaster en
a bald head for heart dlsea-seas te aniily
legislation for the cure or labor troubles."
Hen. HcNin H. Hineiiam has bren
chosen te represent Pennaylvanla en the He
pub! lean coiiKresslenalcunpaltfii committee,
and Senater Sewell te represent Hew Jersey.
Mr. Kdwaud I'.VKRKrT Hale deprecate
thaimer the word "knight" in Inodern
American organizitien, as the term ia relic
or leudallsm, having no place in American
Dn. W. S. rmtiii: In been elected bv the
trusteoserjollerson Medical college, Phila
delphia, te the iasiUen nl profeor of general,
Uescrlptive and surgical analemv-, reveutlv
vacated by Dr. William H. Pancoast
ODNnUAL MASTUIt WeniCMAN POWDini.Y
ha called a general ansembly of the KnluliM
of Laber or the Inited State and the Do
minion or Canada te meet in Cleveland en
May ifc ThU will be a special meetliiir te
consider the general labor troubles throuch threuch throuch
eut the country and the proposed legislation
Willi rerorenco te Heme system or arbitration
in disputes between employers and empleyes.
Wkvdbll Phillips' widow, ler manv
years Hceniirmed invalid, ha died in Heh-
i"hVn. 'n18''",'" eng-igeil '" Wendell
I hlllins, and It has bBen commonly said
that Ilia conversion te the abolition faith was
argely due te her inllueni e. Thelr married
lire waa most congenial one. They worked
n the cause together, and hi tender tlove
lien tn i her during her cinstint illness was
remarked by all who ere acqual nle.l will
tbeir qtilet domestic life.
Levi D. JAitRAim, C7 years old. ev.Htitn
senator Hna eeui,ty colLter e Middlesex
wick, liasdled In the New Jcrsev k(nte
17'".?' V,''.".te" fro' absc.ss'in
son hi i ronten from an absccss'ln the
macli. Howasservinga tan-years term
fSoSSe3!. ,yilS,ch '.' Hw.,ni,.,c,i ' l" co""'1
,iVi J?1' w.1,c" he lied te Canada
rer
of 130.
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out, nnuiDHiu'KiailCO le thn nil...... r,. .,
year sstruKBlein the courts he waseitradi ed
am In April, l&sl wa tried, round gt ty
and sentenced, l'er a number of ywTr" he
was the most powerful IJepuhllean politician
In r,ew Jersey. He made and unmade mm
and grew rich, living in a f loe.ooo house. He
was dix years in the state Senate and live
years, in tlie assembly.
U'llllain.pnrl' tl) Tire.
At Wllllamsjwl, Pa., the large finishing
and storage building of the V illlamsjiert
furniture Manufacturing company was de.
S'.'.nW?'1 hy tir0 Monday oenliig. The
wJL ni'ii? i wm f"'.8' "ve erIei high, and
Heme tw i""l '""ilture, mostly utiilnliheil.
iav n",,1"'i.?tock en tlie first Heer was
"pa k hr, n.i'0. ,8V0 er'Kln'f'l rem a
mill. Ue l,l,,,ney et a neighboring
Henry Hlnnershitz and wtre and thelr ten
A ItOMAXCE OF FACT.
Frem the .New Yerk Tlu:c.
A funeral where there was te have been a
wedding thut is ene Incident of this faster
time. Twenty year age Henry Well was a
young man ou the police ferce at Pittsburg,
doing night duty. A man who hail Ih
frlemled linn died, and the widow, ner ner ner
come by grief, Mitlered the less of lutellis'
tual strength and, nnlmmperiMl by pieprr
restrictions seen MUandetil the "lillle lor ler lor
tune lelt te her, and wa w llliin a year penni
less, with no home for cither herself or the
itilaut that wa her only ulitlve In the
world. Prem bad te weimi the woman ran
ipllckly, and en duty ene night Henry Well
came across the peer creature walking the
stjeet In a howling storm clasping her babe
te her breast and cursing Pre Ultnce. The
moment she miw idm she halted, utlereil a
few tlerce imputation', threw the liierlng
little chit et a child into the sturdy-going
lotion's arm, and, turning, tied pellmell
into the darkness.
The policeman "as unmarried, but he
took the lube le the home el hi mother nnd
charged her In nurse it tenderly. He adopted
the little girl ler a child id his own. Her
wretched mother was heard of no mero iu
Pittsburg rir many a day, though the story
that circulated representing that her dead
lKiy had been round In a local river had no
trulh In It. One day he turned up agalu :
she sought Henry Well .strung drink was
her nisster ; all sensfi oruirrespeet had de
puted ; and when her quest for her child's
gusrdlan proved unsuccessful (,hi went
lertbuith and did a deed which put her In
the hands of the law and locked her up with
ether criminal.
Henry Well was no longer a night police
man iu Pittsburg : he had gene te the Penn
sylvania oil Held te makfl his lertune. IIe
made it. Year age he wasexceedlnclv rich.
Natise Intelligence, pluck, and hard" work
had ghen him "luck " that seemed lvend
all belief. He was net married yet. The or
phan who had fallen helpless into hi arms
I rem a frenzied mother's grasp develeed
Inte a pretty ml, and ng ireck were cl
Ing her the air et a.Miimg woman. He want
ed nobody else te stir his heart ; he idolized
her, and idl that tender theughtriiluevs and
money poured out in measure unstinted could
de was done for her happiness. She entered
a convent school at Montreal, and n year
age was graduated cultured, beautiful,
iaciuating. Ne hint had ever ceme te her
et her parentage or of the gloom of her ear
liest days, Henry Wellsshe knewas "uncle;
her lather and mother both dead such was
the story that she was told. The beau
Hocked toward her; torsienal charms ami
certain heritage or tabuieus wealth it was
no mean and ordinary temptation, and llttle
wnnucr u is mat n regiment or pretty rair
minded young men tumbled head" ever
heels lu love with the young weuiau. She
was en geed terms with oerybody; only
her sex saved her the title of "a jelly geed
lellew ;" but te no ene did she show any
spA?ia! favor; thewlinla crowd of admirers
were i-hut out when "Incle Henrv" had the
desire te monopolize her attention.
Happiness was eery where a month age,
and then cameasudden nnd dread fill change,
A woman, wrinkled, ceurse-featured, reptil
she in loei: bearing all the marks of a
career or debauchery came te the New
Kngland town where Henry Wells made his
home when he lirst sent hi heiress te the
reinent, and straightway she sought his
house. Insolence was m her everv leature
as she mounted the steps and vigorously rang
the bell. Wells himself answered the sum sum
mens. There was a company et friends
w ithiu the doersei'joying an alternoen's hos
pitality, the handseme young mistress of
the mansion in the centre or the gay
group. A loud voice was heard in the
hall, and words spoken by Henry
Wells were caught also. The woman who
had given te him her child had come
te demand her back again come te
inociilate with her own misery and her own
shame ene or the brigbest lives In all the
world. Her tongue was forked with wicked
ness. A aiu wa the rich man's effort te hush
her: threats and premise were alike futile.
Then, as he made ready te eject her tercibly,
a veice In the hallway behind the furious
linn said settly : "Unde Henry, what ia the
matter " The blew fell. The woman of sin
made herseir plain. Henry Welis roll, Taint
ing; the brae lellew who had endured all
the hardships and caret nothing for all the
danger or the oil Held wa unable te bear
upundortheknewledgothat she whom he
wershlcd wa outraged; his ward learned
everything; it needed little continuation
beyond the limp hgure eriierrallen guardian
te show that the ennir.eus word et the
cursing lemaie nan irulli In them.
And that night, when Henry Well had
revived sufficiently te talk, he was honest
enough te tell the truth and the whele truth
te me eeautiiiil girl who sat nursing him,
wholly unmindful of herself. And en his
sick bed the guardian, yet In his tnauhoed'd
prime, became a lever; befere the night wa
ever there was a pledge tint premised the
realization of a lifetime's devotion in wed
lock this faster time. Hut the brave girl
stlllnrcd w-hnt him ill, I ,m, Li,.,.. . ., .. " .
., . ,,,, ,,,,,, f luuiui'usa
cankerat her heart, and, though there was
no alley in the love she bere the man who
had given her every joy or her lire, still she
had a cloud upon he She displayed no lack
or courage, though, and went gladly en with
preparation rer her marnage day. 'I hen
suddenly the cord snapped. She passed
away in ene nighttime last week, with no
struggle, no giving or any hint ei the danger
shew.win. "Heart disease," said the doc-
ter;
uiii me gossips in that New Kngland
town recall the spectacle of the drunken
woman visit and quote the word that
woman used In calling this dead girl her
own. Inscrutable, indeed, are the ways et
this world' late. J
(Mil Ifllrn,, Helding hii .Vnnlifrmrj
A t Wollsliero, Pa , the third annual meeting
of the Pennsylvania Odd Fellows Anniver
sary asviciatien took place Arenday. Dele
gation rrem ledge all ever the slate and
iveral ledge Irem New Yerk were present
There were fully 5,00 stranger In the citv
hreiii early Iu the morning the street were
crowded with trepin. All the trains brought
delegation. The house were ilwvrii
with Hag and bunting, fn the afternoon a
arade b.el: place, tnere lieing fully sm
men in line. Along the line of march there
were soveral triumphal arehes made or
ilewers and evergreens. Alter tlie parade
exercises w ere helu In Aunnudalehall. Jlev.
! .,,0b!'t!!r' f T'0,':,' ,lclea M chaplain,
Past Grand SiroJehn V.SJtekc. of Philadel!
.in.,, uunnmi me oration and CirandMaster
J. . auartsdalen, or Philadelphia, con
ducted the service. In the owning a
business meeting was held and it was agreed
te held the ne.t meeting at Milten.
The (letemnr and Scheel SupprleleiKlrm
It is said, en high authority, that Governer
Paulsen held that he ha the right te sua
pend an oltlcer nprointed by hlinseir, and
that In proet or this opinion he 1 about te
suspend Dr. Higboe horn olllce as surlerln.
tendent or public Instruction. Dr ligbee
w 1 probably still rarferm the duties el his
ollice, and then he will be cited en a writ of
quo warraute te appear in court and show by
w hat authority he contmues te perform the
duties or Iho olllce. Then the state treasure?
and auditor general will also be enjoined
wV,Tf.I.'ay",Si,"7.,n0I,e' te Ul department
whatevereu Higboe's order. In thoevont or
the measures falling, the superintendent will
ft .iba,rR0(1l,wl1" .misbehavior Iu olllce.
I IH w III glve him a chance te meet tlie issue
? i',-,' " tli0 ceur"4- (Jener8 Wagner U
in Harrisburg new te consult with the gov
ernor en the inspection of the schools.
I'rul.lt.ltlen'. niark ,;,e i VrKlnU,
J"" " ",0lt n overwhelming de-
tsu Unl in Te,',0" MOn"ay' Ul "e0"
Hen willdoubtles kill any futre agitation
or he subject thertv I der the ffw1, can"
net be renewed for two year. l,e colored
votewa almost unanimous for Hnti.p,ehi'
UXSMmM "'burg
I'lnnl Fer Selling He,.-,,. Hmt.r.
At West Chester, Timethy H. Urick, Thea.
O. Hague, Townsend W. Wright, IJ. V.
Wriglit, Ileiiben M. Mercer, Alfred d. Count,
ten, The mas T. King, William W. Minuter
nnd William H. White, prominent grecers el
ii,r2,0,,r8l,,in0re r1ve" " hearing euthe
charge or selling oleomargarine, or bogus
butler. 1 he prosecution was brought by the
lSfmeMM lrelecve association or Piilladel.
phla. They were lined J100 and ceU each
and appeal, were taken iV&uSr" '
Vl'rowff,.ttVmVe
In bell, the city and Mane ,Vstwva?nel? y
a large as n the presidential election The
unoxi,eted heavy maleritv u V.V..f .h.
Cleiifd Perevrr,
Iteacen Part, llosten, the world fameui
lace course, 1 te lie closed up, and the sound
et rapid hoof beats will be heard upon that
track no mere forever. Ills te be laid out
in building let and impteved with hand,
some dwellings.
WIIKN .11 A V I Mllll.
sturdy March has lung gene bv,
1 lrt born she el tneny ii Iiijt.
April mm U taking w lug
After Man h ay te ily.
1 heugh leiiif since a dying lay
All iluisneHiliiiis that Match bore.
'though with April radm nwy
Kvciy i lelet she meh
Ludles, lh net. W hen nrh die
'Tis but pnxif that .May Is nigh.
Of fair deners n lordly rhare
.May iiiitu herself has taken. ;
Inltiuibliit's, which uialtls lersiken
Kier in thelr girtands near,
Censllps-JDctind Ilewers ulthnhtrli
Meadows scatter Iragniut geld
Lilacs In eweet odors rich,
Tnllis gorgeous te belieUt,
l.Ules rer our lady's saki.,
W hltea.s snow Maj's ntsp umVe
Then let March and April go,
.Ner let gentle ladles sign j
Though their blossoms fade and dte,
Others will as dainty show
W hen the coming May has tbmn,
W Ith the darlings of the spting.
t lowers as fair as yet hsve blew n
1 inly .1 line shall surely lung.
I. Miles, grieve net, then, nor sigh,
Though your spring speed, swiftly by
- AVe, Ttmpl? Jtitr.
Heg cholera which is se dreaded bv farmers,
can be cured by su Jacobs (Ml.
SVKCIAt AOTICrH.
lie Carrell or th llnl,r
If enr cblMreii aie thiiMtenril with cronper
anv tbreat itltllcullv, apply a tew ilroes of
JTiemat' Kclcclric Oil. Ii is ihe nicest medicine
tnrtlie little ones wu knew nf. I or i Ue tv It.
II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and U .Neith Queen
stivet, Lancaster.
What Til re.. .iill-,teu III. I.
I was treubli-d ver- much with sole feet
Three applications of Thnmni- Ktttetric (i(
ennrcly cured them .Nothing better In the
iimrHci usi'oe nuiicr, ueauinjr, ri. Ker snln
by 11. It Cochran, druggist, is? and l.tl .North
Queen street, Lancaster.
t'ea chill", fever, acne, and weakness, i ol el
il'n'l Liquid lieef Tonic. (Wiini') Tnlr no
ether Ot druBgULs. a.VlwdechlA
The Trairllng alpsui in
Is an trresUtible fellow brim full of stories, hikes
courage, splriissurince and grit lie Is vety
taking withal llunteck Jlloetl Iluten nre ii
very taking medicine; they take everywhere,
and nre sold ererywbure. l"ei site by II H
Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and 11 .North Unpen
stuet, Lancaster.
An J'.linlrs, (X. V ) Ijiilj ,
Mrs. II. U. Clark, SM K. Clinten .Ireet, declares
Murdoch Jlloetl Hitlers sre n medicine I ailmlre.
I lest remedy ferdvspepsls In the weild Keen
house supplied with It. r'ersnie bv 11. 11 Cech
ran druggist, 117 and lii .Nouh Oueen ktrt-et.
Lancister.
.My Onuidfather's cimR. '
Was once a very popular song, but like many
ether sentimental tunes It dis-sn f wenr will
Dr Thomai' Eelec.ric Oil icti urnr It will
wear away alt aches, sprains, and pains, nnd re
pays its purchaser a hundred fold, r or siie lu
ll. 11. Cochran, druggist, ir; and Ui North unceii
street, leincaster.
U lllg Tldnps'i.
Dyspepsia and debility nre two big thieves
thej creep In and steal our health and cotnferi
boteruwo knew It, Let us put a step tn their
luvaslens wltha hottleef tlurileck Heed Ilutrrt
tebe hadat any drug store Inr mile hy II it'
Cochran, druggist, 1ST and 13J -North Oji'.en
street, Lancaster.
The Population of Ijinraster
Is about 30,(ve, and we would sav at least one
half are troubled with some nrteptten of the
Inrpatand Lungs, as these complaints are ac
cording te sUitisttcs mere numerous lb m
ethers. Vj e would advise alt net te neglect the
opportunity te cull en us and get n bottle et
Kemp's llilsam for the Threat and Lungs. 1'rlee
Be cents and fl. Trlil rIih nee I(esnctfullr.
II. It. Cochran, druggist, 1.17 .North yiieen street.
jf i r.L i sua r.
gl'RIXG GOODS
AT
A. HIRSH'S,
K03. O iz 8 NORTH QUEEN ST.
All the Latest Styles of
HATS AND BONNETS.
HaUferMc nndup. line lowers, Lathers
and t lower Pompous. Mllllniry -uks. stins
el vels .Nettings, Lares, Held Lace, silver Lure!
Lace inlied with geld, and many ether .New
Trimmings Kancy Heads. Hat 'ornaments.
hlldren s Ijice Cans, Corset. Cellars, cuds
llandk-erehlefs. Jerseys, Ladles' lle-u, and a
arge varlely of ether geos Cdl and see ,
before pnrchiulng elsewhere. april 'mu
l'AJI Atit)lH .te.
JJOSH HitOS. A- HARTMAN.
BLACK SATIN
PARASOLS!
3ILEL LACE.
LI.NEII IN ALL COLeKS, Xl.M.
f-OOIl SATIN" PAKASni.K-'i) IN'(II-?-,c.
THE MANUFACTURERS.
Rese Bres. & Harlman,
14 EAST KINO ST.
apl 6md
FUMtlTVUK.
"Pekkmkii:r's.
TABLES
Of Every Description
-AT-
PiOFFMEIER'S
FUltMTUKK WAItKltOOMS,
Ne. 26 East King Street.
Kn.,7.er,e,OrdeV.,,,nl,nn '" "" l',et"r
WATOUHH, .
y-ATOHES, CI.OCK.S, ,Vc.
WATCQES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
, ciikai' rnncAsii.
nir.'fr!,M,.,i0,iW,,,cbl,.Bl ,h0 1-ewest l'rlcea ever
?K ,a' jr. "B tockhelder enables urn te sell
inese watches be cheap. Klein. Waltham Rml
AV," 'Pcl?l. Opera e"a8,"
Ne. in North fjneen Ht..pesl te 't "ty'l'letel
""',,r 1'cnn'a It. It. KepeL)
a-AKent ler AUItOltA WATCH.
gTORAGK "
AMD-
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE.
DANIK.r. Ill AWii
decJ-lyd
Ne. 1G 't Cheatnut atretil.
c
IORN RKMOVKK.'
VICTORIA CORN 11EM0VEK.
wTO"1011 1 orailcate completely and In a
cAvl-c'haSuK
JLU WO.MIffMtHn.lfiwIlt.
laincasUr ceiintle whTii.er'i.Veii.0 h,nen ana
KUWAUU U. VukWUAN
JOtlHOf,
YiniASHAKaAl'AIUM.A.
BOILS, HMPLES.
And Cartmnclca result from a debilitated, lm lm
pevrilshed, or Impure condition of the bleed
,ei s sirsapirilla ptelenl ntui r,ui tbe.u
eMi)itlnns and ptlulul tumors, by lenieiinn
their cause; the only etleeliuil nny ettteatlni;
thrm.
Ayn's Sai-saiiitllla has tuexcnled the nmial
course ei neus, w nieti ne pained ami ills
tivssed me every season Ter several ears. tleu
Scites, I'liiunllle, Mleh
1 nasbadl) troubled with I'liuplrsen the face ;
nlse, with a discoloration of the skin, which
heed INelt In urIj dark patches Seeltii
mil timtment did mere than teniiMUnry ipied
Ajei's Hripnrllla itleited
A IM-lM'Kri' CU1!K,
And I lene net been troubled since. 1'
UixIJi, UUei sin el, Lenell, .Miws.
I was troubled with ItelU, ,u,,l my health was
much tinpiilnd. 1 beunn iisin. Ajer's .'arsa
tisrlll'i, and, In duetlme. the eruptions nil .lis
appeared, and my health was iemiilelely n
Holed - Inhii It r Iklus.Kdlter .Stanley cm,
Albemiile, N I
I was tumbled, ter a Ieiik lime, with a humor
whli h npiHviicd en my Mi ein iily I'hnples ii.nt
llletches A)er s sarsaparlll i cuivil me Icen
bier II the bet tmrlllei in th. v.ei.l it.
II tnllh, erth i'raftstiiii, v i
AYER'S SARSAPAI1ILLA
Is aeld b all dniiTttlsts nnd devlers In medl
cine Ask ter AVer's SarsniiarllU, and de net
tie persuailed te take any ether
t'ieisred tiy Or I ('.
Price, ft ,
Ajer A Ce, I Owed. Miss,
six beitles. fl.
aiuJ.'lesi
PWORITI: RI.MiWY.
ON TI1K I'.NOI.m:.
Ituiniliig ii l.oreiuoilia AVhlle Deathly Nlik.
,. , . . . TiCNTON, Mass.
Dr Datnl Arfinrdf, liontleut, A. 1.
lima Sin 1 am aneimlueer en the Old Colens
railroad, and run the I'all lllver bout train to te
bnwi full Ulieraud Lenell, leshllni; In Taun
ton. 1 or ten years 1 mule ret everv thine but
death from dispepsta Often I had such bllnd
liursiek hesulAi'hrs that 1 could hardly ,m,. I
thtnk this was ilue pirtlyte Irregular habit nl
ealliiR and parity te the tar el theiuutlnn.
Iti-iui mln i thit I had tiled ever) medicine I
heard el and had Is-en treated by some of the
Ih. physicians of Taunton and Lewell At this
critical lime 1)11. DAVID KKNSKDWt 1'A
VOItU'K UKMKI) wi l-ecemmended tome
It was in w te me, and with my evpeilence et
medicines, you can easily tersive me fersviimt
truit I had net a particle of faith In It.
I had taken It tint a few days when I began te
get better The niw and core feeling had 1. ft
my stomach uud the snapping pains lert my
head, and seen 1 w.ss all tiKhl and have been
ever since It is the only thing that ever did me
the least geed, and It drove every ache, pain and
discomfort emplelelv out of my body New 1
keep hNN Shin's, r AVOKITK KKMKH1 with
me en tnt engine, and It gees wherever I go
Why, Iheliiier'AV uitl l'bllKMKI will cure
mi) thing One nlnht awhile age Jehn I n ten,
an engineer, who inns the main line beat tnitu
from llosten, c-.ime en my engine sick as death
IIe was worn out with wert, had n high fever
and was se nervous he almost broke down cry
ing ".Nonsense. Jehn," I said, "cheer up.
I ve get something en my engine thai will set
you up In a Jtnv " I took out my bottle et
" Favorite Kemedy, ' lilted his tuad and gave
htm a geed dose lie went te tied Twoeav
alter 1 siw hliu loeklne- eealtb as butcher
Dan. ' he said, whit was that Htmr j en gave
me the ether night ' "It was nil. I) win
hKN.Nr.DVs t'.WOlim: IIKMKI, Itendnut,
N. ." ald I " Well, I don't care w hose remedy
II is, It's the thing ter a man en the railread''
tesa we all. ours, etc.,
,. , .. DAMKLHTTx.
It Is i our Own Kault It yen sutfer from Head
ache. Indigestion or liispepsln. One Dellar will
buy a bottle ei ruverltu Itemedy and cure you.
apl-lmeeilAw
"pllAKKS W. FRY.
lit I'Ciil'est in ski l. x iiiiu
Willi; WINDOW SCREENS
mil -i. IS.ON, and i iik mil k su i.i no
I UK I'd sISKSS.
A 23-Inch High and 32-Inch
Wide Screen, with wire tacked
op complete, for 35 Cents.
Twe years age the same size
sold for 75 Cents. Other sizes
proportionately low. Will give
a list in a few days.
PHARE8 W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LA.NCASTEIl, l'A.
aiit - a l.i. i'Ai'i:it.sTOu:.
NO. Ml NORTH (UEKN' STHEET.
llAUl.AINS IN HALL PAI'Ht,
IIAUdAI.NS IV M1VIHIM SIIXDKS,
IIAItHAI.N1 IN LAI K ( li I; Al .NH.
lust lb celv Anether ( arlead el
CHEAP GILT PAPER
At bss than the cost of making them. Come
Karly or they w III be gene
vtlMMIU P1IADES. l.VCK (UKIAIN4.
.POLES, Ac., Lewest city J'rlic.
ALFRED SIEBER,
NO. 131 NORTH QUEEN fiTREF.T,
I.ANOASIKU. l'A.
OA It 111 All KM,
QTANDAKD CUIH1 (1K WORK
Eclw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER
MarUet Streot,
Ileftr of Poatefllco, LnncnBter, Pa.
My Bleck comprises a targe variety or Iho
Latest style buggies, 1'huitens, Carriages, Mar
ket and business Wagons, which 1 elfer at ihe
very lowest itgiires and en the most leasonable
lerma.
1 call special attention tea few el my own de
signs, oniief which is the KDOKKLKV Cl.eaKD
1-H1HIUA.V COL'l'K, which Is decidedly ti,"
neatest, lightest nnd most complete I'hyblilau's
Carriage In the country. '
Persons wishing te buy a geed, honest and
substantial article, should buar lu lniud that
they lake no rtsk lu buying my wmk. Kveiv
C'aniage turned out In eighteen years a geed
one that Is trio kind el guarantee 1 have teiufur
Iho public. All work lully warranted. Please
tflve me a call
ItEl'AllUNO I'ltOMl'TLV ATTK.VDKI) TO.
One set of workmen (h pec I illy einpleved ler
thatlinrjiese. '
iiutma.
piASTKH, lSsft.
Easter- Beeks,
Easter Souvenirs,
Easter Cards.
A Large Assortment et Krister Seuvcnlra'and
Curds, of the Latest Designs, ul Lew Prices.
WHOLESALE FOR SCHOOLS.
ATTIIK UOOKSTOltl'.Or'
JOHU BIER'S SONS,
Nefl. 1G itntl 17 North Qiioen Streot
lancasikk, i-a.
Pnevi: tiiih von voun.SKr.v.-eNK
F". Uulh U)la "l l net Husen'
Capcine rianter are better than all ether. 21
lenU.
mtr
JJAtlUU ,V lIHOrilKlt.
SPRING WOOLENS.
s
IN
no TTl
up
AND
SPRING OVERCOATINGS.
T,?nritlf",orm.,terstnnlnrlnMl1 Nove1 Stylen of OentlnHB, Sultlnan ftml
rerlnpp&i "m,l Hyfl' Spr,nK Wonr'nre ew mpl"te amUeanl-
rn,iiI,BAPTs"V.AD?,0.L0TniNa ,n nsl"""3 SnltH. nresa Suits, neyB' BultH ntid
?onto BnlRiioe of winter stock .it very low prlcrA apritiR Ov"r-
n.,I!t,l?,I?M,Nia aoODS-LentUiw New Shnpen lu E. its W. CellarH nnd
unllrt, Noveltlon In Noekwcnr, Ltinmirleit tinrt Utilfnintlrletl Shirts, ote.
Hagcr & Brether
Q5 West King St., Lancaster.
J I'T'i.l'K A IIAl HUM N.
-BAROAINS IN
Counterpanes
CHI VTKltPANKS AT
I 'IINTKUPANKS At
lOUN'TKItl'A.NKS A I'
H ftll
.IA
ISA
HKM IIMll. H VKSK.II.Lr.S ( (U'.NThltl'ANK'i At J 50, NS All. Ml 00, xl.,111, 1 Ml
We lmve beiiBht theso Counterpanos lu lnre qttantltles nt Auction nntl
thev tire Oheap.
METZGER & HAUGHMAN,
Ne. -13 West Klnir Streot. botweon Ooepor Heube anil
Herrol Horne Hetol.
YN l M.IMITMI) M'I'I'I.V Ol'
LADIES' GENT'S AND OFTILDREN'S
Summer Merine and India Ganze Underwear.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Alse Ladies' Genta nnd Children's Hosiery in quantities nt ex
ceedingly Lew Prices.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE OOUftT HOUSE, LANOASTEtt, PENN'A.
ruiixirruK.
jqUMTMl-H ITIlMTrili: 1)1. POT.
SPECIAL!
The openincj is ever, but you nre cordially invited and will be
wolcemo if you dosire te leek through the large and varied stock te
which new attractionaare constantly being added.
HEINITSH'S FURNITURE DEPOT,
Nes. 27 and 29 Seuth Queen Street.
LAXCASTlill, l'A.
UHUVKKIKH.
SVr.VIA I, l.KNTP.N OOODH.
l-'st h-Iitii',1 ceiltlsh, Iari;e fiit.Jiiley mark-cri-l,
suieLiMl h.iilinit, cunni'd x.ilinen, unw crop
ellvps, tlnvst tublft oil, Piilml ilriwstmj, iiiustara
Ktut iilckli-s, luniiiiis, emnu'pji unil applns. Try
eiirtliu, Milrrti-rielil der. Java, ileclia unU lin
perliil Itle Oetris-s, they speak for thtiiilis,
vry i-oeil ut ijvji lliiririiliiu, Snnil 4 ft or KIch
for J5c.; a a, K'l prinifs, 2Sc i ilfKiint IlKht
ayrnp, fc. p'r iiait; canned corn, tic; 10 B. kit
futuiackonil.fJle. l'ltiasflcall or send your enlurs.
OfcO. WIA.VT,
auiriVlyrt Ne. 113 West Klna 8treL
fjiiii: I'ini:st asseut.mi:nt ok '
FRESH GROCERIES AND IMPORTED RELISHES
AT
CHARLES MACNAY'S
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY
A WD
CHEESE EMPORIUM,
manrt 117 .SOUTH QWKKN STTtKKT,
l.aiiciistur, I'a.
Kitpi line Teas and t'eir.tcs, (Iciinlne Kii(f
Isli llrcakrast Ti'ut Cnein-rH, r'resli lteasli-.t
Dally t lleyal trimin f 'iuH-nlittn ler Invalids.
Connected with Telephone KicIiiuik-h
(leHts dellieieil fieu le nil part el thectty
andi'iivliens. iMSmd
AT KUKHK'N.
EASTER CARDS
(11 KN WITH
Easter Coffees I
tVn buy ull our t'eirers treen and hIhhvs lmve
thmn fresh riKLSIcd.
vt e hai ii Clioke Mandehlini; Java.
Wnliavueld lliewn Java.
Wu have II mi Ariililan Mecha.
IVii have IJiKtiazra 1'eireu,
n Imvu Chiilee Itle.
We have Klrunt lllrnded Coiree at 'Mc. ft..
U n 111 kI e you ihu liest Kin at Aw. ..
He will Klve yen (.oeil Itle at 1-c. and 15c. II..
Himlll liliind uny of the nlieiu Coming liut
as you u am them,
BUPSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST RING STREET,
1.ANCAH1KU. l'A.
CAI.Ii AT HKIUAU'I'H OUU WINK
hill UK
rea
MSTON'S EXTUAOT OP nERP,
rmisT ix th would.
KaUbllihed, 1735.
H. E. 8UYMAKER, Aqt
feblT-ua Has KMt King Btrwt.
meuim.
eralis
from Auction!
I'OUNTKIIIWNKS, AT.
C'Ol N I'KUI'ANKS AT....
COUNTKIll'A.Nht A I'
" III)
I Oil
I AD
mJI-lyil
MAVU1SKUY.
Vf-ACHINKKY.AO.
ea
STEAM HEATING
Latest and lleit Improved
ENOKES-TfMlieD, 1'ertable or Stelienary.
NowerSoconfl-llana
BOII.KR3, WATER TAHKH, SEPARATORS.
HiOHiHi er'lturAiR Wenc sues udnnemH
kept In MachlnuHheps
lllLt. OM OR IDbUIH.
Ezra F. Land is,
WORKS -637 NORTH (JHKRHY BTHKRT,
l.tauiaTve, C. ii7-tM
UUAL.
T II. MARTIN,
WIIOlltdALII 4N0 HKrilL UKALXK IK
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
-Vabd; Ne. 4M North Water and I'rlncu
Streets, ahevu Milium, Lancaster. nt-lyit
OAUAIOAHDNKUS ft JKWKIUKH.
COAL DEALERS.
Ornuit Ne. lsn North (jnoen street, and Ne.
Ml North I'rlnreslieet,
iaki.s; North 1'rliue Btiett, near lleadliiir
Depot. 6
LANOASTKIt, l'A
anulS-ttd
c
I0AI
M. V. B. COHO.
Ne.3W NOKTH WATKIt 8T, Ijincasler, I'a.,
heleaale nnd Itetall Dealer In
LUMBER AMD COAL.
t'onnectlen with the Telephone KirbanKe.
u..?SLJfnl, n NO. Mf NOUTH WAl'hlt
Hi'ithKT rebaiird
gAHT KNI) YA1U).
O.J.SWARR&Oa
GOAL.
KCNDLINQ WOOD.
Oltlcet Ne.M OKNTllK 8QUA11K. lleth yard
txtX efflce connected with Telephone Kxchange
priMvdur.a ,