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LAl.OABTKft.MAY 21. 1886
A Dally Lessen.
Thfl shocking accident te Mm. I'emlle I'emlle
ten, in Central park, teaches in a striking
way the uncertainty that attends every
moment of life ; and illustratcs.as ell ,liew
death is met half-way by lack of a comtx cemtx
sure and presence of mind that would have
caused it te pass by en the ether side. Mrs.
Pendleton and her daughter started out for
a pleasure ride, with a geed driver, upon
geed reads and with what was believed te
be a safe horse. They passed in safety from
the noise of the city and under
the clatter of the elevated railway,
Inte the quiet avenues of the park, and it
was then that their herse frightened iu
some unknown way, started suddenly te
run, drew the driver from his seat and left
the ladies alone in the carriage. The
daughter leaped out, escaping narrowly
with her life, the mother followed and was
instantly killed. The horse ran into some
bushes and stepped. Mrs. Pendleton and
her daughter would have been uninjured if
they had stayed in the carriage. Tills is a
lessen that is taught every day. It is
hardly ever wise te leap from a car
riage going at speed,' unless for experts in
that exercise, if there be any. People de
net leap from railroad trains safely unless
they are adepts in the art ; but nine out
of ten, and of women ninety-ninoeutof a
hundred, jump from runaway wagons.
They knew better often, doubtless, but the
impulse of their fear is te get away from
the horse. It is hard te de nothing when
frightened, though it is generally best.
The cruelty of this latest accident falls
upon the survivor. The mother does net
suffer ; but the daughter whose rash leap
drew her mother te fellow her te her death,
will have a deep sorrow te bear all her life
long.
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Our Obstinate Judges.
The supreme court of Pennsylvania has
again rebuked the judges of our Lan
caster county court for their obduracy
in net agreeing upon a decree in the case
of the troubles of tbe Seventh Day Baptist
brethren of Ephrata. The little fragment
of this religious community is almestevenly
divided ever a question of property and
control ; theceurt here, which consists of
two judges, is still mere evenly split, one
being en either side of every phase of the
controversy; and as the two exactly
balance, justice is denied suitors ami law
lessness prevails.
"When this matter was before the su
preme court upon a previous occasion, that
judicatory plainly pointed out the proper
solution of the trouble when it said : " If
the learned judges belowcaunet agree upon
a proper decree,they have the power te call
upon a judge from another district te de
cide the case for them. Until we have a
lawful decree uecauuet reach the merits."
The case, however, need never te have
reached that pass. Under the administra
tion of Judges Leng and Hayes, when
they could net agree upon a decree, one or
the ether receded from his jKisitien te
allow a decree te be dually entered and te
let the supreme court review the case upon
its merits. There is no better reason than
stubborn personal pride or injudicial
obstinacy restraining our present judges
from doing this. We understand that
either is willing te have the ether de it,
and neither is willing te de it himself. On
the one hand Judge Livingston outranks
his associate; en the ether hand Judge
Patterson claims that as he wrote the
original opinion ceurtsey should have
prompted his colleague te let it stand as
the judgment of the court for review by
the supreme tribunal; Judge Livingston
retorts that that opinion was net what it
should have been, nor wh.it it w.is agreed
it would be.
It i3 said that when two goats meet upon
a rocky pathway, tee narrow for them te
pass, the politer and wiser goat either gees
back or lies down and lets the ether goat
step ever him.
There is no possible excuse for the j udges
any longer holding out against the sugges
tion of the supreme court that tin outsider
be called in te make a decree where they
differ se broadly. Tliey have no right te
obstruct the operation of the law they are
sworn te administer. Their obstinacy is
lawlessness, nnd the example of it in their
high eDlce is demoralizing. Justice is do de
nied suitors, and the rights of litlgauU are
withheld by an arbitrary exercise of pew er
which is perfectly indefensible.
The attorneys in the case, acting as amid
eurue, should intervene and corae te an
agreement te save the court from itself.
? S. TreMurr Aperient.
The Senate has passed a bill providing
that a pension of four dollars per month
shall be given te all disabled soldiers or
three months service, although their dlt.
ability has resulted in no way from mint
service.
After this it will be In enler te provlde a
pension for all disabled citizens of the
country.
Such a pension may be defended. The
country should keep In comfort these who
cannot help themselves, or who liave no
parents or children able te keep them. The
late .undertakes te care for the peer and
Belplens of lis people. There may be no
objection te the undertaking by the United
Hates te pension them. But when the
Wilier of three months service is selected
wtfer this care of the nation, the prefer-
te him ever his fellow afflicted
Is net defensible. The fact that
he was a soldier for three months should
net se sanctify and exalt him, as
te entitle him te a pension ; and
if net, then it does net entitle him
te a pension because he has new Ikj Ikj Ikj
coine helpless. It Is net his helplessness
that earns the pension under the logic of
this bill; but his three months military
service If this incisure is jiistiil.iblu it
would justify a pension te eeiy soldier,
helpful or helpless.
AVe repeat thai the country ewes help te
nllllahclplcs. "When It gets down te a
three months military sen leu as a peu.Men
warrant, it gets close te the little end of
nothing. And when it awards a iwrpden
for injuries, net the result of military ser
vice, it opens a deer for a pension list that
will net only step the decrease of the pub
lic debt, but that will cause it te giew as
fast as dining thenar.
Senater Hl.ilr, who introduced this bill,
is the father also of the bill appropriating
the public funds toediicalieu.il purHises iu
the states. He seems te haw a special mis
sien te open the treasury doers. He wants
te Keep the outpour of cash up te the in
pour, that the inpeitr may be made as big
as possible AVe de net knew w hcther his
pension bill will get through the Heusj, as
It has the Senate, where it pa-wed because
of the desire te embarrass the Democratic
administration with the approval of its
silliness, through fcir of the soldier vote.
AVe de net think that it will greatly trou
ble the administration. The Ilouse should
rejectit. If it does net the president will. It
is net te be supposed that the country will
leek with approval upon the pensioning of
three mouths soldiers for disability net in
curred iu the seivice.
Nl.VV YeilK'.S leciilatllrn luw mllnuriip,!
nuiiil general rejoicing.
Tin; deputy Mierlll-j who fired upon a mob
In Knit St. I.euiw, have btvu allowed te go
scot-free. Yet nt 000 time they hud n most
excelleut chauce of being lynched.
Ceu A. Wilsen Nenius doubtless leels
happy, becatiNO thirty-eight or the lerty six
Philadelphia delegates te the Ui'imliik'.ui
state convention have endorsed him ler
auditor general. Hut the light I new v ery
young.
Sl'SsrjT Cox foetus te be ImvitiKii time or
it in the laud or the tiuurtse. The sultan
has asked him te help take the census of
Turkey; n subject upon whicli Cox is at
home. Our minister te the Nick man is 0110
or the kind who, If hecauuet llml eunuch te
de ferbh own country, will be useful iu
helping te run the sultan's.
Women may new practice law in New New
Yerk. Heretofore their law has only been
supreme evor their husbands.
AVkaltiu men often use their money for
foolish or impracticable purposes. Jehn l
Smith, of the llrm or McKellar, Smith A. Jor Jer
dan, or Philadelphia, has bet them a wise
oxample ler imitation. On Wednesday he
sent te the reunsylvauia, Kpisoeiul. Ger
man, Jew isli, Presbyterlan, t uherslty and
Hahnemann hospitals, S,',000 each for the
endowment In each of a Ine ld In memo;
or his deceased wire. Thee acts erect ler
him a monument rar mere lasting than any
or brass or stone.
Grandmother Ulair, eelug that his
educational scheme te pour out millions
wuueui necessity uas ueen swamped, wants
te spend the uioney en unnecessary pensions,
lllalr would be most userul te his constituents
by remaining iu New Hampshire.
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Tiikatiucal management is net always
all that fancy sometimes luints. isdviui's
manager lest J 10,000 Ter the season Just clos
ing and, because the actor will net stand his
hare et the losses, suit has beuu brought
against him.
Theiu: will be another fea.stef re.ten and
Hew of senl for tbe Intllliekni rr readers
In to-merron'sissiie, that will furnish plea
sure and nreflt ler N.itiirilnv nh.ht
and Sunday perusal. The career el a prom
inent city manufacturer, who began his lire
hefore the mast, Is graphically traced and ac
companied by an excellent portrait. " I'n
cas" relates In charming manner his impres
sions et u famous autographic collection in
the iMissosalen of a Lltltz lady. Sindbad"
has some racy notes or men and things,
and pictures the pleasures or ralt
travel and coach - riding. A breezy
story from a rising American monthly
Is a geed counterpoise towhtgees Iwmre.
A citizen in search of an eligible Imilding
let in the heart el the city is furnished some
very Interesting Information. The wealthy
iieopie 01 ijaucisiers prosperous boroughs is
alluded te in the same piquant rashteu that
characterized the two preceding artlcles In
like vein. And besides thee special attrac
tions, thore will be a -wealth el selected
poetry, miscellany or a religious cast and
otherwise, the best of local and telegraphic
reports, making an issue that none should
fail te secure,
TllK Heuse has passed the ,toflice ap
propriation bill, but defeated the mall sub
sidy amendment by a ote or 17s te NJ. With
the four score in its laver was recorded Hep.
resoutative Iliestand.
Maxwkli.'h lawyers appear te le atom te
rest their case en the fact that tee prisoner
was drunk when 1'reller met his death. Ills
ery shaky ground.
Mii.JoiiNMeiu.Kr, chier secretary for Ire
land, in ine ing, 011 Thursday, the second
readiug et tbe arms act, explained that the
act was intended te restrict the possessing,
carrying and importing or arms. Nobody
in a proclaimed district could carry arms
witheutu license. Although cases el eutrage
had greatly diminished in number since
1SSI, it was necessary te prolong the act of
that year in view or the present excited state
of party reeling in the North of Ireland. Ne
act could prereut the commission of a dellb dellb dellb
orate murder. The true use of the act was te
prevent the grew th of the practice et carrying
arms en the occasions of fairs, markets, pro pre
cessions, and ether gatherings. The solid
l'arnollite vote was thrown against it, but it
passed second reading by 303 te 69. The tone
or the opposition te it shows tint noevil re
sults nre te he feared from its jKissage.
Miss Katu Sie.nkma.n Is the ilrst female
admitted te the bar in New Yerk state. May
her shadow uoergrow less.
PERSONAL.
Mil. Hknih p. Kkknan in about te pub
lish anew noel through a Bosten publisher.
iJ,,B, Y7? 'V. JellN v' Whiiun man, el
Philadelphia, left an tsUte of f loe.ouo In trust
for his widow and children.
Dn. J. a Smith, dentist, of this city, has
been appointed by the oxeeutUecemiiilute
or the Pennsylvania State Dental society, te
read a paper at tbe annual meeting or that
body te couveuo at Croaseu, Pa., in July
next. ' '
iiX' ' UmcAN' of Seuth Carolina; Clus.
It Galloway, or Mississippi; U Jt Hendrix,
l.V1"!??ri,Bw.,.ylectedl.lshoiM'er the Mfli
HicmUendIUv,,LW,,r0 COU80t;ralea A'Wy.
IiaSfetab!i!iS,s.11 Ve dwtli will in
mejvat the U?ri,MV0,1.t a"y eborate cere
iffi It te i&l3rite!l ". "I' this
or the estate Is tlm i?.i. ''een,000. One part
QUEEN CHlU8TINEUlslt(Hl0n naiulntr Imr
son Alfonse XIII, in dellance of the shes
of the cabinet. The mhiLters objected be!
cause et tbe traditional ill-luck wbichatu'ch
te the number thirteen. The boy will ii
bear the name Leen, which will be bestowed
en him in gratitude te the pope, 'who has
been no steady n Men 1 et the rullntr hoiise
of Spain, pnd who Is lilmelf a "IU."
PniNcn Gnennn of Wales nnd ulte arrh ed
nt IilslKm en Thursday tnallend the wedding
or the crown prince of Portugal te Princess
Amelia, daughter of the count of Paris, en
tl10U.MI1 InsL The prince was met en the
lauding by the king and queen and Ibe Or
leans princess and prlnces-.es and gleu a
warm greeting. A roil silute was llred Iu
Ills honor, and addresvis welcoming him te
Portugal were read. A bauimet will be
tendered te the priuisa at the palace.
Mesr Wllttllh (llltMlM VSTKIl I'll Mil 1 s
. lttixiw k, belore the adjournment el the
Odd l'ellews nt llarrlsburg, nniiiuinceil the
following npelutiiuuts : llrand ili.iplalu,
Ket. l)ld Cnitt, lbHllerd tsiuuU , grand
master, William ltmg, 1'lilladelphla . grand
conductor, James tllngliam, r, I'liilade!
phia ; grand guardian, Jrliu Winn li, lterks
county; grand herald, l.isinird 1". ltnlev,
I'hiladelphl.i. Thegraiulsts-retarvatiiieuiinsl
the appointment el Augustus I'll, if, sr , as
assistant grand wrutarj.
Ituv. 1'athi li MI1 it, Mi.irgeneial nf tlie
Catholic dlixs'se, et Trenten, tud pistoref
t. Mary cathedral, was heniisl Thursday
night by his pirlshieners Willi the u'lehra
lien id "the twenty lillh annlersary or Ins
arrh al lu tint ciij 'lajler's eist, liouse
was packet te oerllewlng, and en tlie stage
were llishep O'larrelt, Secrebiry or
State Kelsey, and ether prominent citizens,
besides a uumlieret priests. Congratulatory
auun'sstw were ueneriHi, vocal .mil insiru
lueutal music rendered, and a miiitature
man-of-war, laden with Jl.tM) iu specie, was
presonteil te the enerable priest.
Salv ini, the great hcter, en beginning his
American tour en March J, lvss euetiit that
the manager should furnish him with lour
caudles each day, with whuh te light bis
dressing rooms at the theatres. Mr. t'hlzela
agreed te this, thinking that lie would only
be expected te carry out the agreement w lieu
the company imrteruied in such smaller
theatres a-s are net pre idtsl with the usual
coincidences or gas or electric light. He
found himsell mistaken, hoeer, .1 mImiiI
iuslstetl en geltlug his four i.unlliw tvu-h
niglit liefore he appeared. Net one of these
cjindles was Used during tbe trip. As he
received them cu h day s,d ml pu-kisl them
away carefully in bees which he took all
eer the country with him. When he was
ready te go luck te the suunv skies of his
n.vtie Italy he had collected Jlle worth of
candles te light his beuse al home ler ?oer.l
j ears te come.
tiik KVI.IVMS tr rut: ai-.v
An American l)bmailnii lart) linrelttle
Oulng te the lielay el CeiiRrt-s
Iu the regular course el business last week
the Senate Uxjk up the bill reported frMn tbe
naval committee en Pebrmiry lu, te appro
priate 510,1X10 te x or the oxense of an ex
pedition te llenguela, en the Western ce.it
of Southern Africa, te obsen e the total wllpse
ei the sun en August the J". Mr. Allisen
was Inclined te h.iu the bill go oer, but as
Mr. Kdmuuds urged that it would boa great
pity te step the eclipse of the sun, the Senate
passed the bill wilheut lurttier objection. It
Is new befere the Heuse, where It Is llkely
te I buried w itu the 7,0i) ether bills that
will never omerge from the committee rooms.
This will probably cause no greatdisapeitit
meut te scientitic men. As long age as Ne-
ember or last jear, President Itarnard, or
Columbia cellege, and Protessor A. Oraham
Hell, J. 1). Dane, Ss. P. L mgley, Theodora
Demau, K. C. Pickeriug. and C. A. nung,
a committee el the National Academy et Sot Set Sot
euce te w hich this subject w as referred, made
a report in w hich they said :
" The secretary or ibe uay inquires as te
the expediency of asking Congress for an ap
propriatien te proWde for the otwervatton et
the total solar wlipse or August lssi,. 'e
class et celestial nlieueiuena has furnished
mero valuable contributions te our knowl
edge et tbe physUal condition of the sun and
et the stellar universe generally than is af
forded by these eclip-.es Tim eclipse or Au
gust '29, Isn'i, will be total only lu the torrid
zone, aud the patli of the total phvse w ill tall
mainly iu the open Atlantic ece.iu. Hut at
Heuguela, en the western coast of Southern
Africa, it will be observed at about .1 o'clock
et local time iu the atternoen. As te the
meteorological conditions, l.ioutenaut C. C.
Cernwell, l',S N., who iipxrars te have been
instructed te make iiiiiairy in reganl te them
reports that the ' preUiblllty or geed weather
at J p. m., the time et the eclipse, is as Is te
3,' net much mero than au even chance, but
it in added, 'It is te he remembered that the
conditions at the end of the month are much
mere lav orable.' Were the premised observ -ing
station within moderate distance, the un
certainty as te the lavorjbleatmosphorio con
ditions would be el comparatively littloion littleion littloien
sequence, The qjiestieu bei-omes mero seri
ous when the station can only be reached by
a veyage et 7,000 statute miles. Willi any
vessel likely te be assigned by the govern,
ment te transport an observing pirty, the
transit could hardly be accomplished
in less than a mouth. The situation
of a site and the necessary prelim
inary operations would occupy net less than
a fortnight, se that the expedition, iu order
that it may have a reisenable prospect
of success, should leave New- erl; net later
than the middle or July. It is doubtful, in
case Congress should rcsiend favorably te a
ropiest ler an appropriation, w bother it
would take action early enough te allow time
for the proper outfit or the expedition and
tlie necessary drill el the observers. It would
probably be iiwt'ss.irv te construct instru
ments; for, In additle'u te the observation or
the sun Itseir ami the luminous phenomena
attending the eclipse, it is desirable te obtain
pl-ntegmphk maps of all the surrounding
region te the distance el at least in1 or IS
from the sun for the purMse of finally Net
ting at rest the still mooted question el an
intra-Mercurial planet. It Is true the astrono
mical world is at present disposed generally
te discredit the existence of such a body, yet
the evidence en such a subject up te this
tiiueis mainly negative, as it must alwavs
oeutiuuo te be se long as It depemis upon
direct vision. In a photographic map taken
during a total oelipse or the sun, of the whole
region within which such a planet must
necessarily becentined, the object, ir present,
must present itseir and could net lail te lie
recognized. Hut, ler photographic operations
of this class louses el wide angle must be
specially prepared. If an astronomical ex
pedition is te be sent out iiuileritlie auspices
et the government net later than July l.'j, the
fact ought te be known as early as March,
at least. Considering the usages which
have seemed te govern congressional
legislation In the past, the committee are
apprehensive that even iu case prevision
should ultimately Ik made for the expedi
tion under consideration It would come se
late as te be unavailable, c r would compel ti
nreiaratien se lmperlectaud hurried as te be
Inadequate te accomplish satisfactorily tbe
objects in view. Taking all these reasons
Inte consideration, the committee decline te
recommend the application ler an appropria
tion." Subsequent events have proved the wisdom
or the committee in this matter. While Mr.
Kdmuuds thought that it would be a great
pity tostepthoicllpso, practically, se rar as
Cengress was concerned, It had already done
se by its three months' delay en the bill.
A Herse Car Sftret.
i'lein the New Yerk Hurald
Coming down from the capital this after
noon In a crewded car were two liaudueiuely
drosseu ladies who chatted with astonishing
unconsciousness of their surroundings. One
lady was a senator's wile, the ether a Wash
Inguiu belie. The following was overboard
by every ecciiaut et the car :
" It is a dead secret that I. Ida Walte Is te
be married In June. She told me se herself,
and I have net breathed It te 11 single per
son." This fonlidcnce was greeted witha general
smile. Kveu the chlef Justice himsell would
have laughed had he been present.
I'rulillillleu 1'eitt lies,
rieiu the Charleston (H. a ) Mar.
A thirsty individual entered 0110 of our
grocery stores yesterday morning and asked
for a can of brandy peaches. The storo stero store
keejior, being in a humorous mood, stated te
the stranger that owing te the prohibition
law-In Kanawha county he would be com
piled te pour eir the brandy before he could
sell the peaches. The stranger uttered a
cues word with bU remark that peaches were
no geed without brandy, uud lelt the store iu
a rage.
A I'atlietle Appeal.
Thore is a paper published lu Texas called
the Korrvllle Kyc. In its lst Issue It
(Implied into poetry as follews:
" The V.'je la two j cars old le-iluy ;
u squinting lm, II done,
And us ku have the devil 10 pay,
iMeuse pony up, begum I"
JuneU AliiMMt Uvre.
Frem ths New lluvun News.
"Duii'V observed the president, "I think
w 0 had better begin te get the tobacco smeke
put or these curtains, aud Ban', I will have
te ask you te step laying your cigar stumps
en the mantelpiece."
vjtvFFxauu TiMvrnr uuwnr
Who llsa .lut en I imnlinmilj' flie-ru
I'Mi-Ulrnt el Vale Cellrge
Mnce the resignation el Nudi Perter as pre
tiident or 11le college, as announced, educi educi
tieiial circles have been miu h concerned as
te w he would ls Ins successor. That person person
age was imaumiiuisl) iliesen en 1'rlday In
l'rofessor 'l'imeth.v Hwlght, lluckingham
proressor or sacred lilerature lu the theologi
cal department or ale college. President
(SlIniBii, or Jehns Hepkins University . Uon Uen
eral I r.mcis V. Walker, Professer Win.
Summer and Professer Hrush, director of
the vheillcld scieiititic school, had lKen also
mentioned for the place. Professer Dwlght is
n Congregational clergv man, aud n mill or
progressive Ideas in reganl te celltge
government. He is the cholie of e
President Woelsev, President Perter
and a large niMenty el the mem
Ihts of the dillerent (acuities. Prof
os.ser Dwlght is ymirs old, and is a graint graint graint
souet President Dwlght, who governed the
college in the early part or tbe century. He
has published several articles iu the.Nu
Fnqinn-lfi upon the tuture neevls and pros
peetsnt ale. Yale is about te make some
new dtiV(rture In her rules and curriculum, te
keep abreast or her rival Harvard, where
they have also been introducing some inno
vations. It is pre)sed te iucrwise the ta
cilitles for studving political ecouemy,
science ami I iw, aud 111 the dep.irtment one
prolesser and three instructors are te be
added. The .ipieiutmeiit or Professer Ar
thur T. Hndlv is recommended for professor
of isilitiral science. He new holds the esl.
tli'U of UbureoiniiiKsienor of Connecticut.
a neMA.y .itM( .r ,s;.i.
She li ltMtliig Oir the lle uf Jrtnf) ami
Crushes the AtUutlt.
sjt. (.oergo's bav, en the west coast et New
foundland, telegraphs the following ocean
episode "A French vessel arnv oil Irem St.
Male, bound te Pert au Cbelx. She came 'or
the purpose or laudlngMiss Loul-e Jurne.iux,
w he was picked up Irem an open beat at sea
some twenty milcell the Island of Jersey.
The lady, with a gentleman companion, went
IxMtiug en Sunday eveuiug, the lsth of April,
alter leaving church. While rowing the geu geu
tleman let one ear slip, aud in attempting te
recever it lest the ether. lleing a geed
swimmer he instantly Jumped ovorbeard
te miner the ears. The wind mcautlme
was freshening. There was also a strong cur
rent setting Irem the land. Th beat rast
drirted beyond his reach, and he was com
pelled either te swim for the land or sink.
Miss .leurneaux alone In the beat drifted te
sea. The craft almost filled with water, and
ler forty hours tbe lady lived m solitary
agony. At length she was rescued by the
1'reuch ve-ssul, 011 beard of which she received
great klnduess Irem the captain and officers.
The violent oilshero wind prevented the
Prenihuian Irem re.ichlug Jersey, and the
lady was carried .uroe-s the Atlantic te New-
feuiidluid. The gentleman, Mr. Tame,
reached hi. Hilalre's harbor safeiy, but his
story was disbelieved. People Irem the
shoreallirinod that they heard cries or murder
irem the sea. Karno was arrested and in
dicted ler homicide. His liberation is, or
course, certain, Miss Jeurueaux haviug cabled
her miraculous esape."
Iiiptherta, lliu mother's die. id Hi d StarCeugu
Cure prompt, in re, elllUetU.
Itl'KVlAC HUTIVt.il.
Urlus.
l'lenant, healthy grins are s en only en the
faces of healthy persons. The dyspeptic and
debilitated cilu Hiulluenly in a half bt-aited via
l'urlly the IjIeikI, tone the nteinach, nnd
strcnutheii the tlssuts vlth JIurdeck Bloetl Hit
rcrj.tf ou iib te laugh well nnd nil, n for
cilu t- 11. 11. (echran, drugKt-t, U7 und 1T.
North Queen stteet, LunciLster.
Will It lleally Cure ltheumati-111 '
Wu uninr-r, honor blight, H will mre rheuma
tlflni. and tut -uvurest cuses tee Vr Thomai'
Ecltctric Oil was speclilly prepared for th
rheumatic and lame. Netice It Hum from the
people lelailve te its luerlla lu nenily every
paper In the country I-or sale by II 11. Coch
ran, druggist, 1J7 und 1JJ North 1,'ueen street,
Ijtncastir.
CauieM A-tunUliment.
"Ceiuplntely iiroilniteilfer dajs with Indites
tleu and billeui lever, lheclfect-sel tnu bottles
et JIurderK Jlloed llittrrt ustnnlsbetl me vUlhle
Improvement right oil " Mr. Neah lutes, hi
mlra, N v. for xale by II. II. Cochran, druggist,
117 and l'1-l North Quiuu street, bancister.
lletectlvrs neil l'rlvnte (Mllrrrs
Uhu.iI! wear their badges of autheHty corneal
tsl under their clothing, but Dr Themas' t.'elec
rie Oil wears its badges In the form of printed
lalHils nltat hed te e ich nnd ev ery bottle, se that
all may knew Its mission. It Is given full and
ceinpletu authority te urre-stall acnes and pains,
and does Us duty every' time. I- or tile by H u.
Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and ISi North Queen
street, Lancaster
The Kind We I. Inc.
The medicine we most llke Is that n hich does
Us work ijiilck nnd well. JIurdeck Ittoed Jl liter 1
are the quickest kind of a cure ler dyspepsia
nnd lit 0.1 and kidney affections. Fer Mile by II
II ( echran, druggist, 1.17 and 1 Jeitn Queen
street, lincaster
What Three Applications thl,
"I vtas troubled very much with sern fet
Ihrce appUctUleM of 7'Aemaj' Ecltctric Oil. en
tirely cured tbuui. Nothing bnttel In the inar-ket-"
Jacob llutler. Heading I'a for sale by
II II Cochran, druggist, 137 and 1J( North Quuen
street, Lancaster
J'AUAliUM .IV.
TJOSK I1HOS. A 1IAKTMAN.
PARASOLS.
20-Inch Satin Parasols, 75c
A.NU AI.LTI1K J-INKIl (.HADES IN QliKAT
VAItlETV.
-r-lteiali1ug and Uecnverlng of Uuibrellus
and l'arusels dnnu at short notice.
Rese Bres. & Hailmae,
14 EAST KING ST.
upl-6md
rjnllia PAPKK IS PIHNTKD WITH
INK
Manufuctuied by
J. K. WRIGHT & OO.,
marlO-lyd a.thand IWreHta,. Philadelphia, l'
BUSINESS HDUCATION PAYH.
Ne young innn should eutur Inte business
while hit Is Igiiomnlef the maimer of regulat
ing book. Natural utility will net suppty the
ilelicleiicy, or iiruventatrulrs irem getting Inte
conluslen. 'I he ceurtn r luslructlnit as udeptui
Htthul.AMJAUTKltllUSlNICSSCObl.KUK will
no ei advantage te every man whatever his fu
ture occupation may be.
It will teach business habits and attention te
aoceuuts, which will glve Increunad Interest
and success, tsauntlal te the success of the
farmer, llechante and the l'rofeatlenal man.
full particulars en application. Address
11.0. WKIDI.KU. Principal,
Ne. WX Kul King Ulreut.
MKIHCAU
A VVAVX HAHSAPAUILliA.
SCROFULA .
1-one of the most fatal fceurges which allllct
uisnklnd trtsellen Inherited, but may lm the
ii suit el Improper vaccination, mrrcutlsl wl
renlug, uiuluiiillueKsniid rations ether rniiKi't.
(hrenli. Nut-, I lieis, Abscesses, Osmcreu
Humors, and, lu -eiue ta-es, Kneirl Ulen and
I HiisMiiiptleii, ivult Irem a scioluleus loiull leiull loiull
lien "I the bleed, lldsdlseam tan tw cuivd by
ih e-e el Aet i Sftrsapaitlbi.
I 'lihi-rltcdnscroluleusiondltlonol lliebloeil,
whih cau-ed a derangement el lu) whole )
t.-in Alter taking less limn lem bullies el
A -r sarsaparllln, 1 mil
ENTIUELY OUnED
And, let the past vcar, liav.t net fuitud It net
cs-ir) te use anv mere uudlclne whatever 1
am new In betti i health, and Mrenger than evel
iiefoie O .V w I'lnm, iis iifiiieui sirtci, 110s
tell, Stess
1 as t timbU d with vrnfuliiits Peres ler live
veais , but, Htler usliv fi bottles el A)er s
Mrsapattlln, the sous lu'ilid, and I have new
giHHl health tllcabvth W at neck, M Applelen
street, Lewell, .Vbvss.
siiine ineulhsngii I was troubled with Scrofu
lous seie en my leg The limb was bsdlv
swollen and liirtrtiued, and the seirsdlschsigul
hrgeiiuautlllesi(etleiiliiuatler Kvery rein
edv failed, until I used Aver fatsmpartlla lly
taking three bellles of this medicine the nines
hue beeuentlrelv healed and m henlthli full
ivstercd I am gratntul rer the ceisl lhl nicdl
tine has done me Mrs. Ann O'flrien, ls snlll
van streit, New erk.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
l'lepaiwt bj lr .1 C Aver A Ce.. l,eell, Mess.
beldb Drugnlsts. t'llce, II, sU bottles, J
m.'ltet;
B
HOW NS IKON K1T1'I:KS.
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
WILL CURE
tlKADACHK,
lNHK.lTION,
im.iet.s.M:s,
DYSI'Kr.s.1 V,
NKKVOr.S I'HOM KATION,
MAI.AUIA,
CHILIami KKVUKis,
TIKHI) I'DKIilXH,
IfUSKKAL DUKILITV,
PAINS IN tub HACK A SIDI,
imitki: bleed,
I'ONhTlPATION,
l'KMALi: INFIKMITir.si,
KlIKUMATIisM,
NKUKALttlA,
K10NKY AND l.lVKK
TI.Ol'KLr.S.
IrH'libAtKm ALL DUUUUISTs.
The Oenulne has Trade Mark nnd crossed Ked
Lines en w raip r
TAKE NO OTHER.
C)mi; lyd.tw
G
RAY'S SPKCIK1C MKD1CINK.
niECiUEAT ENGLISH KEME1IY.
An unfailing cure for Impotency, and all Dis
eases that fellow Less et Memery-. Universal
Lissltude, l'Aln In the Hack. Dimness of Vision,
Premature Old Ane, and many ether diseases
that lead te Insault or Consumption and a
Premature erave
-t all particulars In our pimphlel, which we
desire te (tend tree l mail toeveryene. 4-rhe
bptelrlc Medlilne Is sold by all druggists nt li
per pickage, or six packages for t or will 1pu
sent fite by mall en the receipt of the money,
by addressing the asent.
11 11. COCllHA.S. Druggist. eln Agent.
N os. IJ7 and 133 N erth yueun Street, L.incstei.
Pa.
On account of counterfeits, we have adopted
the Yellow W rapper: thoenlv genuine.
11IEOHAY MLIUCAL CO,
apivlydAw Uiiffale.N. Y.
Kll Hi.lt! KU.
AIiACK OF FASHION.
FIVE
BUTTON
Scalloped Tep,
FORTY-EIGHT CENTS
A PAIR,
-AT
ASTRICH'S
Palace of. Fashion,
LA.NCA61EK, I'A.
OANHS, OANKS. ANOTUKK FKKSH
supply of Canen, of all the latest styles, te
plcai,e the ttute of everybody, at
. . MAllKLEY'S
(Fonnerly H&rtinsn's) " Yellow trent,"
He. 21 North CJuoen btreet.
HEAL KID CLOVES,
HtWIKrVH.fUHtNtl UUtllH.
"yi- HAN l: A l.AKOK STOCK
or HIE II EST
REFRIGERATORS
IN 1 UK Cll.
The 1'icrce Dry Air Hcfrigerater.
(.t KliFS HONK. HA TKli VOlU.KHS,
IVK VKKAM FHKKZKHS,
A nd a hill line ul IIOl'. SKI UltMSII 1NIUIUOH.S
llie Ingest nliH-k oil! VS ri TUIthH In Ihn
city .Siecl!il attention psld tellas-rittlng, 'llu
i.iHiiiiiK nun cpiuiiiiiK
vse have Just leieUed nnother let of these IV.
IILOIIKS
JOHN P. SCHATJM & SON,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
I.ANCASTKK. I'A.
-piMNN A HKl.NKMAN.
150,000
Adams & Westlake
COAL OIL STOVES
IN USE.
All Riving tmliaf.ict ion. The only IVr
ftftly b.ife OilStevt'sln Hie market. Theio
are no ether oil stevw te ueiniutu te
tlli'ill.
The Most Dnniblu, tlie Clc.iiiu.it, the
Hest U.ikers.
liny no oil atevea till after ptaiuinliiR
the Ail.uni vV WtLtkt,
-AT-
FLINN & BRENEHAN'S,
DK.Al.hHS IU
All Makes of Oil Steves,
I.A.M ASlhK, I'A.
aprli ld.tw
-ly.M. A. K1K1KKR ALDUS V. HKKK.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
SUMMER COOK STOVES
AT
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Court Heme).
TPjE ARGAND
ter OAS01.1NE.
THE DANGLER,
herCOALOIL.
IIA.MIsllllE
C'Al'AllLE
IIUKAIII.K '
KCU.NOMIU AL
Alse, a I nil Llnaef
Parler Stevos nnd Hontera, Cook
Htovea ttud Hnuges.
THE SPLENDID HEATER,
STILL AUEAK'
Alae,
RBfRiaEUATORS,
IOB-ORBAM FREEZBR3, WATER
COOLERS,
jvrs, j'axa; keitlei-
vvell.anylhlntf you want.
C01IE AM) SEE Oll 0U118KLF
0HDEK8 Feil
I'lambiDg, Gis Fitting, Tin HoefiDg and Spouting
PllOMI'TLV AITENDKI) TO.
KIEFFER & HERR,
apjj-tfd.tur
UUUVtSMJSB.
HHJii (JKAi)i:"ceFFi:r.H.
Une ela Government Java ana Mecha
CetleOii, the best In the markuL Our .lava Illun
ileil CotTte siukii for ttelf ; rich anil fragrant,
23e. rwr pound. Very flna Plantation Kle
Cemes, our beat only sue. per xund;one very
popular ut 15c. Wu want v ou te call una try our
iJKc Cellcu. Thu uicvllunt iiuallty of our
Coffees anil line Tea? U making Irlenils feet anil
rirui. Our ilally uales slieiv a steady Inert nae.
Kri-nh Iteajted every day. A full llnuut fancy
arecerles. l'leoie glve u a trial enler.
(1EO. WIANT,
tiuirJO-lya Ne. 113 Weat Klnjr Street.
AT
KUKHK'.S.
Bargains! - Bargains!
Forty Quarter lleiiw Innlen fjiyer, Illun
lluncb HuUius, bri pounds lu a box, for 73
cente.
A Fresh Let Dnslcated CoceunuU, only 3)
cents pur pound.
A Hundred Jlexes (H.oei) pounds) 1'iocler A
Gamble's Cincinnati Olelnu Seap at nix cents a
pound; this Is factor' prlce j don't bolleve In
BOlllnL' poed Btandard goods at cot, hut our
stock In large and bought when the soup makers
had a war.
Win. I'enn and Feil's Cern at eight cenU per
can
AT
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEU, I'A.
relephone Connection.
COt.
T U. MARTIN,
WUOLKSALB AKO KXTAIL IULU IK
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
9Yard: Ne. North Water and I'rlnce
BtreeW, above Lemen. Ijincaiter. n3-lyd
TJiAUMOAUDNKUa 4 JKKi-'KHIEH.
COAL DEALERS.
Orrievi Ne. 1S9 North CJuoen street, and He.
tM North I'rlnce street.
Varm: North i'rlnce atteet, near heading
Depot.
LANCABTElt.PA.
auglMld
-REMOVAL.
M. V. B. OOHO
has IKinevcd his Ceal Olllce te Ne. 1M NOKTII
OUKEN 8TUEK.T (Urlinmer's New Jlulldlng),
where orders will lu received for
Lumber and Ceal,
WUOLKaALlI ADI1 RXTAIL.
ms-tfd M. V. II. COIIO.
G
KOHOE EUNBT, JB.,
Carpenter, Contractor & Builder,
UKSIDKKCE-NO.&Xt WEST KINO ST.
B1I01'-EA8T UKANT ST., Opposite Station
Heuse.
All work receive rny prompt and personal at.
tentlen.
All kinds of Jobbing attended te at short no
tlea aud en reasonable tonus. Drawings and
Estimates furnished. eij-lya
IlKriluuiM,
JAKtlAlNH IN KKMNANTH OK - "
DRESS GOODS.
Bargains in White Goods
Werth End Dry Goods Stere.
m Ijd Sku Mi Nm'tii uiiwu street.
'jpm: Ni:r('Asn Hiimi;.
NEW CASH STORE,
-!I7 .!.! North quceii Htrcet,
llppiwlln llie KevKtenii llinise and Netthmn
Hank,
Upcmiig New Stock Seasonable Goods.
Ill, m (ieikU ,u .spi Ing Kli'iinnt Whlte Hobes
hit hiiIIb linen de Initie Victeria l.nwnt.
hlietiinli'it I'r.jiiuis. 1'lulii and t'lald Cam
brie. Mui lliiikley C'ainblle .Ven llallnte
( lullis. llie llmtreii nnd Ceraltiin Cemets.
lllnik null Colored v, (j.i.'. And n full stock
of Villous mui DenieAllcs, all al Lew l'llces.
I'li'asn tall and lie in
leMlvil
vv. ii. new bus.
s. i.i i.r.HA co.
WHAT NEXT!
u ntii elli'ttng a bargain lu CHIN
Kl.hShhltsl ( lvLlts (HitKAsnrholre
stlu only l.'V : regular price, l"e
Tlirse giHnl. niv net In he Ironed, only
KKslied and rough ilrlitl and they are
lvuily te uearHgiilu. tiilentlld (foe.1
for Chlldretrs VVm, ntrlped and
cliei knl elrluckr1 at . and IW
A llaigaln In Lisle 'I In rail and Her
llu i. burs only UK-; untitled Irem
a.. and .'V
I ixik at em llurgalu In Cnlgate'.
Piups at 6. iiml liki , or .VH ami tl (O
pet lleiiiu.
deld Kviil Seeilli', 5c. a papr of
n .Ni'e.lli'H
lliiglii. In Itlbbuus nnd llculciy.
-Cnsli tunke- lUignttlH.
Jehn S. Givler & 'Ce.,
Ne. 35 East KIuk Btioet,
l.ATlc ABtIK, I'A.
s
Jl'MMLIt UOOIKS.
Nea. 0, 8 & 10 EiiBt King Bt.
New Dress Goods.
All the taverlte suitings In
LI AM INK 8t'11 IM.,
1 VMINK AMI hKMl.l.l.K. 811111'LS.
I M1F. l II IM.1,
SK..N I hl.l K TltlMJII.NO LACKS
cream, llluc, l'lnk and Tan.
CA-IIMhUK, AI.IIAIUO'sS,
Nt .( !i ML1NU1,
l.NK Sl'lUM. CASHMKIthS
1 hlrt nix luehes xlile, Sea util.
Ihlrtyelghl Inch ALL WOOL liKllIKliF.'-,
17Sc a anl; worth !n"e.
terty Inch ALL VV OOI. 8 K Itu KB. Ten Shade
l a yard
VLL-VMlOL IKK.NUI CAMIIMKItKB, lllnclc
ami Colored, P ards wide, ftec. a vatd; uiually
fold at Is'ic.
Special vaIup In IILACKSUIt VII SILhS.STK'"'
and II urn jiuil.
Ill ACK SAI1.N UIIAIIAMKS, II i and ll.iS a
aiil.
Ill ACK .IKKhKY and lill H.1M1K SILKb.
IlLACh UKU (.IIA1N SlI.hM. 75c, S7ii. , II ll
unil ll.au jaiO.
V ni rant d te Ulve Satlslactten In Wear.
New Yerk Stere,
J.
H. MAHl'lN A CO.
DRESS G00D8!
I.JI-U Wt ik Yt) HOMl SUltl OUt Of thit
WOOL CANVAS CLOTH
w ri ii net ci.l ci.ern 10 match,
At Si (ents,
hut jestrrilay n new Involie arrived NKW
sIAl)Lf.
WOOL HOMESPUNS,
INCHES WI1IK,
At is cents l'r Yard
'W'OOL SERGES!
3UINCIIK9 WI1IK,
At II Cents , north Z Cents.
TK.V P1KCK3 0I
Cream Albatross Cleth
At II Cents.
Was maile lOhellntMieuls.
SUMMER SILKS
At 30, 3S, Id, (0, CO and 75 Cents.
DRESS SATIRES!
Tlie largest line lu Ibe rlty te select from.
French Satines,
Iu Neat and Large Pattern;, nl H cents a yard.
AMERICAN SATINES.
Meid than oue hundered illirercut patterns te
select from nt He. and 12c. a yard.
J. B. Martin Ce.
for. West King & Ti'Ince Sts.,
(Opposite Htevens Ilouse.) LANCA8TKII. I'A.
rUK BALK UU MKNT.
FOH RBNT.
A Tobacco Warehouse with I'enn'a H. It.
Biding. Cupucltyforslerlug 3,000 cases. Apply
atlhe
uiurltfd INTKLI.IQKNC'EU OKriCK.
37IOK ItKNT.
3 bhoplniearef Ne 37 WostChestnntstreet,
V.8.!!.tt,.tt clBar-hex factory-, und a shop en
Mllllln street, between Seuth Queen und Piluce
sti-eels, lately used ai a carrluge lactery. A loe a
(lUllllllll. ,111,1 lllftl.l l. .in... n. .... ..!... 1...
1" ... ""u,y U8l-l as a carniltj0 iuctery. A Loe a
duelling and sloieioom new occupied by A.
A lllllilml a .!..- ..a. r sis A
." ..".'$ ",m sioieioom new occtipiea ey a.
A. lluhley as a drug store, West JUng street.
Ann v Hi thH
liinlvi
IlWfd
1NTKLLIQKNCKU OrriCK.
BUILDKllH, 10UNI)UY.M1:N AND
Iliickmal.eni, are respectfully Invited te
cull and see Band, llnlldlng Stene, llrlclc Clay,
und be convinced as te quality and iiuantlty,
which Is tuuzhaustable All of tbe abeve can
hoscunjnstene-elgbtbof amllofrem Uie City
Limits of Lancaster. I'a, and can be had at
llcasenable l'rlcej. Apply or address
KKNllY 11KCIITOLI),
Ne. Oi North Queen street.
r-JtxsxiFsr