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THE JJANOAB'JLEH DAILY INTELLIGENCE K. TUESDAY, JUNE 8. 188(5.
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of the Mat and country. Oorretpendentt avert,
quitted te writ legibly and en one tide of thr
piper only; and te tign their namet, net or
publication, but in proof 0 geed filth. Alt
inmyinnM Utter t will be eentigned te Vie vxut
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THE INTELLIGENCER,
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tiANOABTXB. JUNK 8, 1886
As te Methods or Trade.
An esteemed correspondent, at greater
length than we can find space te print,
takes exception te the I.VTELLiOEXcnn's
criticism of the new law forbidding mer
chants te give checks or tickets represent
ing gifts with purchases. Our corres
pondent criticises this mode of doing busi
ness, ns calculated te give ene tradesman
an advantage ever another, and te pro
mote the business of some at the expense
of their competitors.
This may be true. The entire gift sys
tem, and all Cheap Jehn methods of ad
vertlilng and of attracting customers may
be demoralizing te the steadiness of trade.
Butourceutentinn is that these things are
net te be regulated by penal statute. It is
no mere demoralizing te trade te give
presents with purchases than te " cut "
prices, or te sell goods below
cost or te resort te the thou
sand ether devices employed daily te
draw custom. If a statute were proposed
ma'dng it a misdemeanor for merchants te
sell goods below a fair profit, or te control
in any manner their ways of doing busi
ness, se long as these are net of a gamb
ling character, it would be very promptly
resisted by the entire mercantile com
munity. Certainly, it will net be maintained that
it is any mere demoralizing te give checks
or tickets representing gifts tliau te give
the gifts themselves. If the legislature
cannot forbid the gift of a piece of glass
ware with three pounds of coffee, upon
what principle can it prevent the issne of a
ticket representing a third of the gift with
one pound of coffee. The question answers
itself.
Se docs our correspondent's interrogatory
as te hew we would like it if a rival newt-
p iper should such a concern be imag'na imag'na
ble proposed te give each of its patrons a
5 cent cigar weekly as a premium. "We
would like it first-rate. It would be doubt deubt
lews a bad cigar and a peer newspaper ; and
everybody would have te subscribe for the
IVTKLuaKXCEn, agoecl newspaper, which
prints all the news.
A Flagrant Count Out.
The election officers of East Drumere
township, this county, did a very arbitrary,
unjust and illegal thing in the way they
counted the rotes for school director at
the late special election in that township,
made necessary by the recent division
of tlie Drumere district into two
townships. There were te be elected
three school directors one for three years,
one for two years and one for a year. Ellas
Aument was the Republican caudidate for
the three year term, and E. M. Stauffer,
the Democratic nominee ; Aument received
110 votes and Stauffer 123; and yet these
election officers returned Aument elected.
Although Stauffer received his entire 123
votes for three years he was only credited
with 110 for the long term, 2 for the two
year term and 11 for the single year. The
election beard justify their action fln the
ground tliat 11 of the Stauffer votes were
eh stickers pasted ever the narae of James
Maxwell, the Republican candidate for one
year; and 2 were pasted ever the name of
Geerge Evans, Republican candidate for
two years. Notwithstanding every vote
for Stauffer read :
K. M. STAUFFEH, 3 YR-I,
upon the subterfuge they adopted they di
vided his vote thus :
E. M. SUutTer, 110 votes 3 yra.
K. M. Stauller, 2 votes, 2 yrs.
K. M. Stauirer, 11 votes, 1 jr.
And se they counted Aument in.
TIiIj will net de. Either ignorantly or
Intentionally the election beard has done a
gross wrong. Stauffer was elected ;
Aument was net; his certificate is a fraud.
Strictly the tickets bearing the names of
both Stauffer and Aument for the three
year term should net have been counted at
all. This would have left Stauffer's vote
110 and reduced Aument's te 103 ; electing
Stauffer by 7 majority. This error should
net be allowed te stand.
Only a Question erTIme.
The British Parliament divided nearly
evenly upon the question of giving home
rule te Ireland, and Gladstone, against
whom there was a small majority, will ap
peal te the country. Seemingly he will
havj geed reason te expect the elections te
result in favor of the new disposition of
affaire which he advocates. It is an Issue
which has net before been before the people
In any formidable way. The preaching of
the Irish agitators fell npen stony ground
In England. It has only been since Glad
stone has given the movement his support
tiat ithasbecome a possible national policy
The near approach te success which his
Impulsion gave te the home rule Idea
In the Parliament shows net less Its Inher
ent vitality than the strength the suc
coring hand. Heme rule is in the line of
progress, and is an accumulating force
Thatjjfceple Bheuld govern themselves Is
the teaching of the ase. Tber n..
jimiUeal difficulties Jn the way of giving
the Irish control of their domestic uffaiis.
VhllejuewerviBg te them their voice In the
imperial councils; but they are notinsur netinsur
;tnpmiUiuh. The question of the future
ip .Parliament will net be as te whether
.home rule shall be granted, but as te hew
,t shall ,bedene.
. i. i ,m m m
U'muiE is u great outcry iu Republican
quartans when .anything is eald against
EdtftirM. Stanteu'd council and conduct.
jjle .yrecjflluied te be a gnat patriot,
worthily shining by the slde of Lincoln.
Their undertakings te smother history are
vain. Mr. Stanten will appear te jmsterl
ty as he was and that is net ns he seemed.
Deemed te Die.
Slowly but surely and steadily the nntl nntl nntl
oleemargarine bill is finding Its level, net
only In popular estimate but in Cenjrrc.w.
In tVe Senate there was a vete of only 22 te
21 te send it te the eommittee en ngrlcul ngrlcul
ture ; theso who were net favorable te the
measure voting te commit It te the flnance
committee. If It is a tax bill it surely be-
liingnl te the last named committee ; and
the vote of Its friends shows that they rec
ognize its false pretenses. It 5s said some
senators who voted te send It te the com cem
mlttee en agriculture will vete te make
material amendment, and that the belief
prevails that the tax will be reduced from
five te ene cent per pound, If the tax U net
entirely struck out. The deg's tall will be
cut off an Inch at a time until the amputa
ting process reaches his ears.
One Isaac Stephenson, a member of Con
gress from Wisconsin, en his way home
told the Pittsburg newspapersthat although
he voted Ter the bill, as the representative
of a dairy constituency, he does net like it,
he docs net think it will pass the Senate
and he cannot say that he hopes it will.
It Is deemed te defeat ; tocause it is in
herently false and fallacious.
Tin: ne.t time we send a minister te
Persia, he should be under contract te stay
awhile. It is expensive te fit him out ;
and te transport him se far costs money.
Excursions should net be among the avail
able amusements of aspiring politicians.
It Is better te be rlglittlian victorious ; this
frozen truth will recur te the opponents et
Irish home rule se me day.
Calvin Wells says be U net a citidldate
(or United States senator and that he is tee
busy te meddle with politics. lint he does
net say he will net be a candidate, nor
that he will have no leisure hereafter.
A IlAnmsnvne correspondent et the
New Yerk World lax exclusive information
that Governer I'attisen npires te the presi
dency and wtll beln bis campaign by
opposing Mr. Randall's re-election te Con
gress. TitR Senate has decided by a majority of
ene that llie oleemirirarlno bill is net a
revenue, but an agricultural measure. The
narrowness of the victory shows hew the
true purpese of the bill is being recognized.
"Delrick Ameimckv" Is the euphon
ious name of a Bohemian paper published
In "ew Yerk. It has all along vigorously
opposed the Bohemian Anarchists, ami has
se provoked their Ire that they held a meet
lug en Sunday, at which they Indulged in
bleed-curdling denunciations of the paper
with eccentric name and raised enough
money te encourage the dally publication el
an opposition sheet. The wise lleheiuiau
editor arises In his w rath and replles te them
as fellows :
Ge, you followers of Most, you brainless
parasites el Spies and ethors of his stamp.
Ge you unfertunate Bohemian cigarinakers
who listen te the crazy outcry of a Here ; go
te the American jieople and proclaim te them
that ynu were advised te put poison in the
cigars te use llrlel. and It that should fall te
take te the Infernal bomb ! With a volce of
thunder the American peeple will nnswer
you : "Never t" All you emigrated work werk
InKineu, all you brethren In labor, take our
advlce; attain the honor of citizenship llrst
of all; learn from the. Amer lean vorkliiK verkliiK
men, ahays te respeut law. Than you will
be their brethren, and you certainly will
never leso by it. De this and you w ill con
quer. A Nnw man is te publish the I.tijnUttire
Recerd. Let us hope that he will Inaugurate
new methods.
Wiiilk het-headed concressmen are wast
ing much valuable time in making personal
explanations of mutual acrimony, it might
be well forsnmeof them te east their eyes
down en the Lulled States prison at Pert
Smith, Arkansas. According te Mi's Anna
Ij. Dawes, It Is a cellar, divided In the middle
by a brick wall Inte two large rooms, each
fifty-live feet long and tvsenty.nine feet
bread, and about seven feet high. The only
windows are underneath the erandas at the
ends of the bulhllug. There Is no current of
air through the cellar, and during the long,
het, dry hummers It is impossible te keep it
tolerably cool. In these two cellar apart
ments, when the statement was written, 100
prisoners were packed. In the night the in
mates sleep upon wooden benches which are
stovved away during the daytime. In this
miserable den, nil persons awaiting trial for
eilenses against the United .St.it&s are thrust.
Murderers and desperadoes et all kinds are
brought In contract with men whose werfct
oMtmse Is a misdemeanor. Yeung and old,
guilty and Innocent, arocendemnod te sutler
In this black hole of a jail, under circum
stances of the meit revolting and debasing
character. Nine men charged with murder
were In the place, and Ireely associating
with them were mere leys accused of violat
ing some law njtamst supplying the Indians
with arms or liijuer. Ne work is possible in
the cellar prison, and the prisoners leaf and
lounge away their time. Congress should
speedily see that this Black Hele of Calcutta
is abolished.
Judei: Kki.lev Is said te be leaded with
pre Stanten literature, which he will te-day
explode In the Heuse. It Is bad sort of am
munition. The eflbit te held an American exhibition
in Londen Is receiving considerable support
both llnanclally uud through the press, and
gives geed promlse of success. At the ban
quet g'ven In Philadelphia en Monday te the
Hen. II. IJ. Waahburne, a decided boom was
given te the mevement through the rose
colored speecbes et that gentleman, Mr.
Themas Cochran, and ethers, and It half that
they say of the eayer curiosity of foreigners
In regard te the matter Is true, the enterprise
will amply repay our business princes ler all
the money, time and trouble they may give
te it.
The Centennial exhibition gave a renewed
Impetus te American ferilgn commerce, al
though barely one per ceut. of all the isilers
were foreigners, and it Is urged that an exhi
bition of American products In Londen
would se demonstrate their superiority, as te
create a demand from the mass of the people
for the pieducts of A tnerlca's mere Intelligent
labor and heisted Inventive genius.
The ene vital fact which is at the bottom of
all this agitation ler the building et a foreign
trade, Is the evident necessity that lies be
fore our manufacturers of finding soine
outlet for their product In times of depres
sion. The history or business In civilized times
Is ene long and ilreary suoccslen of alternat
ing periods of geed and of hard times, and
the peeple or government Milch most
thoroughly succeeds in altering this state of
affairs unil giving stability te buslnesa enter
prise will have achieved the most notable
top In a eentury of rapid progress.
Because ene of Pasteur's patients has
died from bvilrenlinhl.i wliiln mwiai- ri.
ment, it Is claimed Hut this theory Is ex-
, .v. . un.iie Bwauew uoes net make a
summer.
Cheap I.lnr.ltirn.
This morning H. II. ahmA Company, book
Milan, .old te W. P.llenneke two tens of
? v ?.Wid I'"!'"'"'", which will be sent
fcreurm eyer lutp bran new paiur. The nrlca
paid for the books was one cent per ikui hi
about one-twentieth th cost of imblKn
The let oentalued a Kreat m0iKirti7i ni
patent office reirt. and etherP m'bl ft "a
menu printed by order of CengtOK anaTue
Dtate leKUlaturea, u ""
TIIK TOBACCO ACREAGE
I.IKIU.V IU lit! S))1 KirltAT t.AHUKH
Tl.I.V in it nr A K.I Ml. V.
A rrfFtrnci Cllrn te Sfnl lnt I'lsntu liy
Many Cltnirrrs Ttie Lecal I'arkfr
at t'rrttent Msklng tint 1mt Kip.
Th Ttsiis nt eyipr rmut.
The tobacco trade Iu Ltncister remains
jftffn 7110. The warehouses are all closed
up tight as Jails, and most efthem are packed
fuller of big liees of tobtceo than the county
prison Is of convicts. The dealers are selling
allttlonew and then, but they nil confess
Uicyliatent get a great deal te dispose 01.
Old tobacco Is scarce, and they are quietly
waiting till they ran nme their "white alley"
en the crop of ls'i.
Hut the farmers I Aje, they are at work
up te their ankles. The p.it week hss been
a very favorable ene for settlui; out plants,
and many thousand acres have been set out
during the past w eek. The tanner seem te
hae taken our advlce glen:iweek age te
plant largely, and from present appearnnce
the acreage devoted te the weed this year
wilt be larger than last year. Hut it Is a
little remarkable that the propertlou of seed
lcat being planted this year Is greatly In ex
cess of ttiat plautcd last year. Inquiry re
veals the fact that these who planted seed
leaf last year and raised geed crops, received
as high or higher prices than theso who
planted Havana seed. Hence the farmers
say, It seed leaf brings as high n price per
pound as Havaua seed, and at the same tlnie
weighs 'JO0 or mere pounds te the acre than
the Havana, the seed leaf Is the mere prefita
ble. That seems te be logic, II the premises
are geed, but we tear they are net ; and our
advice ts: Stick te Havana seed. It will be
wanted te take the place of the decaying
Sumatra.
Ilift tw erk Mitrket.
Hammcrsteiu, of the V. H. Tobacco X'ltr
i, whose saying must sometimes be
seasoned with a geed dcalet salt,thus reports
the market for the past week :
The market has been without any note
worthy feature during the week. In old
tobaccos 'St Wisconsin plays the most
prominent part j it is se cheap when com
pared w lth the tlgures It was held at this
llme last year, It almost seems as if It Im
parts special pleasure te buyer te seoure
some en which the seller lese se much.
The Interest In new tobacco is very prominent-
Connecticut seconds are receiviuc
much attention but contrary te expectations
prospective buyers de mere thinking than
leaping and Mies 150 eaes only en private
terms are ejienly reported. The asking
figures are from 11 te 12' .,.
Tne present verdict by experts who have
Inspected 'Sj crops, jiiace the Individual crops
into the following rotation : 1, New Yerk
!at; 2, Hnusatenlc, Conn.: 3, Pennsylvania:
4, Connecticut; 5, Illinois; 0, Wisconsin and
7, Ohie.
Sumatra Active; about 100 bales of new
arrived a tew days age, showing neither Im
provement nor deterioration when compared
w tth previous crops. Sales 200 bales at J 1.20
te ?1.7i
Havana ery active; prloescentlnuewith
an upward tendency; very lew importers
have any suitable stock left; several large
iuiierters have sold out completely. Prices
W cents te fl. TO.
The Tobacco lent gives Pennsylvania a
rather better showing. It says: This being
a holiday wetk a large business was net ex
pected, and expectations were realized.
There was a dearth of out-of-town buyers,
and the bulk of that which was taken was
purchased by up-town manufacturers. TSeme
samples of lsvi Pennsylvania have been re
ceived and show up very promisingly. It
Is thought Rlx weeks mero will see this to
bacco through the sweat. There Is an entire
absouce of demand for oxpert, buyers across
the water being determined, apparently, te
wait until the new goods pas through fer
mentation. Just befere going te pres we were in
formed that J. S. Gans' Sen V Ce. hail sold
Hasch A Fischer's packing el Ksl Wisconsin
Havana seed, consisting 720 e.ces. This, of
course, gives the sales et the week n very ro re ro
spectablo showing. What the prire was we
were net intermed.
(.an' Weekly ICcpert.
Sales of seed leaf tobacco reported by J. S.
(Jans' Sen ,t Ce., tobacco brokers, Ne. 131
Water street, New Yerk, for the week eud
ing June 7, lvjfl:
tiXi cases lss I Wisconsin Havana, sfn.tl'1c.,
S3G eases lssl Pennsylvania, ll'jCllc. ;
2H0 ca.es lsiv State Havana, p. L ; Us) cases
Wiceusln Havana p. L ; caes lssl Ohie
Spanish, ',& ; 2U0 cases sundries, riSOc ;
Total, I, im cases.
The rlillailtliirila .IlirKrt.
Manufactured line cuts mid smcklug
tobaccos, together with snuff, cigars and
cigarettes all have a fine trade.
Dealers iu leaf suitable for cigar purposes
feel encouraged from the past week's deslre
of manufacturers tocxamine new leaf. It is
new believed manufacturers would prefer te
work domestic leaf if it will show unfair
color and texture. Already some et the
packers have sold 'H."i lear, guaranteeing the
condition when sampled. Old leaf Is being
sold every dav In moderate quantities, while
the pricoef all kinds uf stock is very low and
entirely in the hands of buyers.
Sumatra still sells but in smaller quantities.
Havana Old stock is sought after.
Receipts for the week M cases Connecticut,
Z'M casts Pennsylvania, 120 cases Ohie, ml
caes WlsCet)sin,"l29cases Yerk state, (52 bales
Sumatra, 110 bales Havana, and 617 hhds
Virginia and Western leaf tobacco.
Sales show Cft eases Connecticut, 110 cases
Pennsylvania, 23 eases Llttle Dutch, JJ naies
Ohie, 100 cases Wisconsin, 11G cases Yerk
state, le bales Sumatra, 120 biles Havana and
hhds 1", Western leaf in transit direct te
manufacturers.
Lxperted nt leal tobacco Te Glasgow, per
str Grecian, 33,fc21 lbs; te Liverpool, per str
British Prince, 100.&C7 lbs; te Cardenas, i)or
bark Geerge Treat, 1,030 lbs ; total 22.1.01S lbs.
Itultlmern Market.
KecelpLs literal and market attracting
mere attention of buyers, though sties are
still limited te tilling small orders in hands
of shippers. Heme complaints are heard of
the quality of late recelpts of Maryland being
disappointing, some of which, hewever, may
be due te the grea'er care in inspection
under the new law making the state respon
sible. OfOhle we nebs sales of ISO hlidv,
chiefly for expert. The market ler both
Maryland aud Ohie is held steady, with anti
cipations of an active early demand.
Inspected this week 1,510 hhds Maryland,
f.90 Ohie, s Virginia, It Kentucky; total,
2,171 hhds.
PERSONAL.
Senater Kennv has formally accepted
the chairmanship et the Democratic congres
sienal cemtnltlte.
Miss Hese Ci.evelasii, has written a
novel called "The Leng Hew," which Is
being published In Detroit.
Cait. Daniel II. MiiioefK. of the Sixth
Infantry, was drowned en Sunday vvhlle
crossing the Grand river, near Moab,
Colerado.
A nriTmsimi.i f Imnnvu nf itKimn.n .,.i
Taschereau, of (Juebee, w ern created cardinals
iu jvuuiB 011 .Meuuay. jsigmeen bishops
were also nominated.
Jnttv TL Piririnn nm.auiiKilln r-A.
county, has been apiKiluted n trustee, of the
.,, vuumj iiiMuti uusjiuai, 111 ptace 01
Geerge W. WrlghL
P. II. Winsten, United States minister te
I'erstn. senn ultiit- t-a.inltl,w.'r..i. ....... .-... i
idhls resignation te Washington, and the
secretary of statu has lfilppr.mlifui i.im .,ina
of Its acceptance.
i.i-bTAvrs UBMvi; has leen chosen presl.
dontet the Philadelphia park commission.
The vacancy in the commission caused by
the death of Jehn Welsh has been tilled by
,mw n'miliuiiuill III J'.llWlIl 11. ruler.
I'ie.v. Kliiiu It. Waniiiiviine, of Illinois,
president et the American exhibition In Lou Leu Lou
den, was banqueted en Monday night at
Hetel Bellevue, Philadelphia. He delivered
an ndd re-sin behalf of the undertaking.
Themas M. Jacksen, wiie has dled in
Philadelphia of cancerous tumors, was a
very bright newspaper man. He was manag
ing odlter or Ilium's .Yumd.y Transcript aud
was oue of the most prominent and popular
members of the Clever club.
lit., VI II imr Viiiitrnu .... . ..ri.., .
.,-,, .. n.i.i,iiliiiu.i najn i -1 UUSUilO
should regulate our foreign Immigration.
granta in llfty yuan, and dame Columbia
tlUJ l.tvltAl ,11l.lllA lift. I.tlla ,l.nn nl.n 1.
seats for. The Immigrants have gathered
mrgeiy u. nur great iiiauiiiaciunng centres,
clogging them with surplus labor, depress
ing wages, lowering deuiand, en which pro
duction depends, uud thus leading te a
shrinkage or profits. As a matter of act,
Lurejie has neon nt te make our land u
dumplug ground for herreiuse,"
Mack A. Jenes of Bookings, Dakota, has
wrltten te fhe odlter of the Marbore .tdrcr
tfiier, saying that he wants a wife, and that
girls are scan-e iu Dakota. He Is ;l years
old, has a geed trade, and Is making a geed
living. " Down In your stale," vv rites Mack,
"there are hundreds of working glrl,aretheii.
net, w he would be glad insecure a home such
as 1 could give. 1 should like te correspond
with some young ladvj object, luilriineny.
1 want no trilling. 1 want a geed looking,
virtuous girl, one that Is peer, such as would
make a werklngman a suitable wife."
X-r at I'ekrr risy
Kti.ui the St. Paul Ulobi Ulebi
"Yes, 1 have seen some nice little games
out West,"' remarked a man whose dark
hair was slightly tinged with gray, a few
evenings age, ns he sat with a lew friends
who had been discussing the closing of all
gauibllng-heusps in (his city. "Seme very
geed ones In fact. Many people think that
the Hast Is the only place vv here gambling Is
carried en teany extent, but they want te go
out te the catlle country and among the geld
mines If they want te see some big games.
v uue in iieauvvoed, In is77 or Ws, l
don't remember which, I saw a giuie
which set me thinking considerably, and
iiimle inn wonder it human nerve'lnul a
limit. Sunday evenlugs was then the
great time iu that city, and everything
was wide open, trom'the lowest ilance ilance ilance
house te the mist ptlatld rooms
In the city. Stud-siker, f.irn, liar ml and
Spanish monte weie the principal gvmes
plajed. P.very ene played occasionally, anil
a man who never touched nchlp was looked
upon with surprise and almost contempt.
The men irem the mines were alwa.vs pres
ent aud ready te stake their last dollar en
their lavorite card. Hut te return te the
gamoet which 1 had started tesjeak. 1 had
gene Inte a big gambling-house and there
loundenoof the most motley crowds it has
ever been my fate te mingle with. At a stud
poker bible in the rear room sat a large party
of men, among them Walt Owens and Lew
Palmer, tw e men vv ell k new n among the sport
ing fraternity as hard bettersand uervy men.
The game was n big one, and seen all the
men but Owens aud Palmer had withdrawn.
Betting ran high, and the ether tables were
seen deserted, the ether players coming te
vv here the two men sat and watched the game
with almost breathlesi Interest. The game
progressed, and llrst card turned up for Pal
mer was a ten spot. Owens also get a ten,
and alter looking at the card turned face
down, bet J0O Palmer stayed. Ills next
card was a seven. Owens' gaze rested en a
five sH)t deslt him, but he cheerfully s.iw
the f 100 bet by Palmer. Thus matters vveut
en till four cards lay in front of each
man, face up, and uue turned down.
Net a pair was in fight, and ovary
one thought each man had an ace In the
hole.' The betting than began In earnest,
and each man must have had an Idea that the
ether was blutlmg,' or et least It looked se.
Sisin there was seme f'-s-O en the table, and
Palmer made a bet of fraM. Owens looked at
his hand, then at his antagonist. Net a word
did he say, but reaching into his inside vest
pocket drew out n big roll of bills, from
which he took J. (XX). After deliberating a
moment he dropped it Inte the pet, bis lace
net moving a muscle. Palmer laid his band
en the bible in front or him, then pulled a
similar amount Irem his (kecket, counted It,
and found that it took every ceut he had.
With a smile he leaned forward and called
Owens' bet. Silently the two men turned
ever the faced card. Palmer had a king,
Ow ens an ace. Palmer glanced at the mis.
rose from his Rett, and remarked, In a calm
voice, 'That beats me. Walt, lend me a dol
lar te get a drink, will you ?' and sauntered
oft."
iu ct'iaterted, eh ye sniTernrs, thy pain- sl..,u
vnuiahby Hie urvglc power et st. lurt'lM nil.
Oke VTeipli.n8, M 11, Ti Cumberlvnd street,
Brooklyn, N. Y w rites ,) une , 1-V1 I take
pleasure In recommending Allcnck's Pereus
Plasters In all cases et Gpuervl Debility, espe
cially where the pains are severe ever the re
glonsef the Kidneys, Liver und Clieit : marked
Improvement occurs as een as relief from suf
fering is obtained. Fer I.mubuje theje Plas
ters 8urpas liniments, .te "
HVKaiAt, SlOTlCKS.
SIIII.OIPS CATAUItll ItKMKDt-ft positive
euro for Catarrh, Dlptherls, anil (linker .Meuth.
Ker ssle by II. 11. Cochran, Knigsfst, e, 137
North Duren street.
Iiahdclies Ltvia Pellets for sick headache
torpid llv er, biliousness and Indigestion . Small,
andcay toswallew. One pill ii de-e. Price, lie.
lly all druggists. fc is-lmd rn.l h.b
THE KEV. GKO. II. TUAYEIt, or ISourben
Ind.. av-s " Ileth myself and lfe ewe our lives
teSlltl.Oll'S CONSUMPTION Cl'llK." Fer sale
by II. 1!. Cochran, Druggist, .Se. 137 .North yueen
street.
JUsT As (i(iei)
Don't allow anyone te make jeu believe any
ether remedy is Jut as gunl for sick headache
as Dr. I.eilleV special Prescription, fur It Is net
trim. Ibtsls the only remeilj in the world that
strikes at theroetof the dlaeasu and drives it
out. Give it a trial.
Frem the lter of the Olivet IttptNt chiirib,
Philadelphia, Pa. I was se tmnblnl with ca
tarrh It seriously affected my voice. Onelmttle
of Ely's Cream Ilalin did the weifc. ily voice ts
fully restored. U. P. LUipencr.
Frem Majer Downs, Sing Sing, N. I
was 9unYtlug severely with catarrh. Kly's
Cream Halm was suggested Within an hour of
the firt application 1 felt relieved Was entirely
cured In u lew days. W. A. Downs.
Jl Jwdeed.lw
FOlt DVSPKP.S.IA and Liver Complaint, von
hav ou printed guarantee nn every bettle ntshl ntshl
leh's fullzer. It never falls te cure. Fer sale
by II. 1!. Cechian, Dnigglst, e i37 North Queen
street.
A Very Narrow lUcape.
" Yes, 1 had a very narrow ecape," said a
prominent citizen ten friend. "I was confined
te my bed for a year and inj- friends gav e me up
tnra consumptive's gnive. until I b.-g,m using
Kemp's lUlsiim for the Thieit uml Lungs, anil
here I am, sound and hearty." Price Hie. and
II. Fer sale by II. II. Cisimin, DruggUt, -Ne. 1J7.
North Queen street, !.nncuter.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mLerable l.y
that terrible cough, shlleh'. ( urn Is the remedy
for you. Fnrsale by 11.11. Cis'hran, Druggist, Ne
137 North Queen street.
The Impending Dinger.
The recent statistics el the number of deaths
show that a large majority die with Consump
tion This disease may commence with an up
parent ly harmless cough which cut be cured In
stantly by Kemp's Ilalsmu for the Threat and
Luuga, which Is guaranteed te euro and relieve
nil cases. Prlcu Ui cents und 1. Triul size free
or s.de by II. II. Cochran, druggist. Ne. 137
North Queen street, m-lwd.tltw
" II ACKMKTACK " a lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price MandfiO cents. Fer sale by If 1!
Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North Queen street,
SIIII.OIPS V1TALIZEU is what you need ler
Constlputlen, Less of Appetite, Dizziness, and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia, Price le und 75
cents per bottle, ter sale by II. it. Cochran,
Druggist, Ne. IS North Queen strteL
A ,WalKlng Skeleton.
Mr. K. Springer, of. Mechnnlcsburg.I'a .writes
'I was allUcted with lung fever and uh-ci.. en
longs, and reduced ui a utilkuuj skeleton. Get a
frcu tllul bottle of Dr King's kings New Dis
covery for Consumption w blch did me se much
geed that I bottle. Alter using three bottles
leund myself once mere a muii, completely re
sulted te health, with a hearty uppetlte and a
gain In flush of IS pounds. Call ut Coehmn's
drugstore, 137 und lJil North Queen street, Ijin
caster, Pa., midget u free trial bettle of this cer
tain cure for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles,
11.00. (3)
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shlleh's Cure
will give Immediate relict. Price 10 cts.. An cu.(
and II, Fer unlu by II. II. Cochran, Druggist.
Ne. 137 North Ilueen streeL
llucklrn'a Arnica Halve.
The llest Salve In the world for Cut, Unities
Seres, Ulcers, Salt llheum. Fever Seres, Tetter,
Chap pod Hands, Chllbalna, Hums und all Skin
Krupilens, positively cures Piles, or no pay re
quired. It Is guaranteed toglvoporfectsatlsfao teglvoporfectsatlsfao toglveporfectsatlsfao
tlon, or money refunded, l'rlce ia centu tsjr
box. '
Fer sale by Cochran, the Druggist, 1S7 and 139
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. T'l h AS
AUK YOU MAIIK miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Less of Appetite, Yel Yel
ew Skin t shlleh's Vttallzer Is a, positive cure.
or sale by II, II. Cochran, DruggUt, Ne. 137
North Queen struut.
Thousands Say Se,
Mr T. IV, Atkins, (i Irani, Kansas, writes; "I
nuv cr hesitate te recommend your F.lectrie lilt
ters te my customers, they give entire suturuo suturue suturuo
tlen und are rapid sellers." Electric Hitters are
the purest and best medicine, known and will
positively euro Kidney and Liver Complaints.
Purify the bleed and regulate the bowels. Ne
family can nfrnril te be without them. They
w 111 save hundreds et dellurs In doctor's hills
everyjear. bold lit fifty cmitsii bettle by 11. H.
street, Lancaster, I'll,
u...,,,.,,, imuKKi,i, ij, uiiu i eriu uuecn
13)
KIIIM.Y TKOU11IJ1S.
A Cass or Many Years Standing Cured With
SI i Hollies, In n Man OO Yean el Age.
Allbstews, I'ii., May , !.
DiSDtLles lliTTXKs Ce.-Gents i I had been
troubled with my ktdneysforaniitnbereryeurs.
used almost everything without much benefit
until 1 tried Dandelion Hitters. 1 used six hot het
tics and am plcasvd te say 1 am entirely rid of
the kidney trouble, besides my system being
toned up se that I feel like a different person, I
cheerfully recemmend the same te all mulcted
In this way. JACOB WU8CHLITZ.
letHWmaru.Th.S
MKU1VAL.
A Yr.ll'SSAHS.Vl'AHIIXA.
Pimples, Beils,
And t'arhnncles result Irem n dehllllated, Ini Ini
pevertshed, or Impure eomlltlen of the bleed,
.vvrr's Sarsapvrllla prevents and rurea these
eruptions and pilntul tumors, li- removing
ihelr cause i the only effectual way of treating
them.
Ayer's Snrssp.ullla has ptvvented the iminl
ceurse of llells which have pained and dls
tie.sed tee everv seaiiu ter several vears -Gee
scales, Plalnvllle, Mich.
t was ti idly troubled with I'lmp'es en the fscti
also with k dl.colerntlon et the skin, which
showed Itself in uglv dark pitches. .Neevler
ion iieiiiiiniiu inn innie man lempernry gissi.
Ajrr's Stiruparllln eilectisl
A PERFECT CURE,
And 1 have net been troubled since. T. VV
HiHldy. Ulver street, Lewell, Mass
1 wis troubled with llells, and my health was
much 1 epslred. I begun using Ajer's Sursspi-
lli I I, ami, iu line I line, me eiiiiiens nail lll.ap
pe ind, and inj health w as completely lvsteied.
.lehu It. Klklus.tditer yinnlty Obserxcr, Albo Albe
liuirle, N. C.
I was trenb'cil for a Iedk tn.,e with a humor
w htch appealed en mv face In ugly Pimples and
ltletchc Ajer's Sarsiipnrlll'ieinisl in" Iren,
slder It the best blissl pun", i ' II -Ihstles
ll.Siulih, North i i .1 .
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Is told by alldrugirlsts and dealers In medi
clue Ask ter Aer' sarsaparilla, and de net be
iensuadeil te tike any ether.
Prepared bv Dr J. C. Ayer .1 Ce , I ewi It. M is,
Price, II , six bettlej,
nine l le
nur uvuim.
a i.im: ok
Summer Cashmeres
In elegant sMJes reduced te 15c.
CORDED PIQUE FROM 20e. UP.
Heductlens In Kmbreldery and White Heeds.
Ucducttens In Dress OihhIs at the
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J. VV. IU ItNK.
nev-Myd
.Ne. Si-J North Uueen stusiL
T .s. UIVI.KU A I'O.
CARPETS
OILCLOTHS.
VV e will save tnenej- ter any person
wanting te buy carpet or oil tleths
We want te tern our entire sleck In
this department Inte ready cash.
Therefore wretfer lurgulna In Hed)
llin..eU, Tapestry Urue.els, Three
Ply Kitnv Mi per and Ingralni, Hume
JIade Kn and Chain t arpet.
Fleer, Table and Mair Oil Cleths
Window- Shading and 1'lxtures.
Come and ee our goods and prices
Jehn S. Givler & Ce.,
Ne. 25 East Klntf Streot,
1. ISCASTER. P.
w
ATT .V SIIAND.
SUMMER GOODS.
WxTT cSc SliHND
Have received anetherlarge let of DKN'TKI.l.K
LACKS for Overdres.ei and Trimnilniis In
all the Deslrablf shades, Cnam, lllue
and 1'lnS.-.
ALIlvtKOSSand SUN'S V KILIMJs. ONIII.N'K
sLirl.N'tSs. HN'K SKItlJK hUITtNUS,
KTAJll.NK St 11I.VUS.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
Wn are new offering astonishing vulnn In SUM
M L It 1 Lha at Oc., He., JTV . 10c , Isc. a J d.
Kl.EOA.NT SATIS KII AllKJI ES, new colors,
7Xc- a j-ard
Pine lllack an i Colored Sl'UAH IlUKSi SILks,
"icayurd.
Our 1ILACK HUBS'. SILKS guarante'd net te
crack, b7Xc , f I (, II i5, tl Hi a j d
An Immense assortment or Cltl.N'KLK Shut
SUCKhltS. Pltl.NThDSATlNK.8, I'ltl.NTKU
HvTlsTKs, K.MllltOllitlihl) Itellr.s.
SPKCIAL IIAKUAI.N.
0.i: (ASK Cltl.NKI.KI) SIMIHSLCKKK.
Desirable styles, inc. a yard. City Price, 15c. a
J'ard.
New Yerk Stere,
Nea. O, O & 10 East Kln St.
i.a.vcastki:, PA.
J.
15. MAKTIN A CO.
NEW TO-DAY.
J It. MAKTI.V A CO received this morning One
Hundred plecig
AMERICAN SATINES,
At7c.se. and UXc
Fifty Pieces French Satines,
At 35c. a jard ; City Prices, 37)c. a janl.
The new assortment consists of Prints en
(reen.lllue, Cardinal, llrnwn aud Kcru grounds.
tioed pstterns In French Batlnes are the
scarceHt goods In the market, and thiwe who de
sire choke patterns had bettei select at once.
SATEENS PRINTS, Oe. n Yard
Om CASE JERSEY STRIPE
In Cotten '.nods, the I stest Nevulty.ut 7c.il
Yard.
Crinkled Seersuckers,
In Ibe Newest Combinations and Colorings, at
r:v.;e., 17c. und 'Jue. u jard.
One Case CUINKI.KI) HBhllSUCKKUB en
. Cream It rounds at 60. a yd. t worth 10c.
PRINTED BATISTES,
Iu all the Latest Combinations en White und
Kern Ureunds.
One Case PHINTKIi ll.VTISTES, one yard wide,
nt Oca yard.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Cor. West King & Prince St.,
(Opposite Btevem Heuse.) LANCABXKtt, PA.
VAHHIAillt
MOPTO THAT AMVAYH WJNH.
HONEST WORK J HONEST PRICES !
Philip DoGrsem's Old Reliable Garriage Works,
120 nndl28 EASTKIO STREET,
(NKVKIA OPPlMirK TIIK I.KDI'AltH IIOTKL), I.AMUAHl'KII. PA.
Nena But First-Class- Mwhanic3 Employed. A 1 Material, and That Only, Used
PltlCKftTOSUlTrilKTtMKS A LI, VVllltR (ID A ItANTKKIt.
BUGGIES, PIIETONS, BUSINESS WAGONS, MARKET WAGONS,
Ami Vohleloa of Every Dowerlptlon Built Promptly te Onter.
A Kull l.tnnet Vehicles In Sleck, Prepared especially fnrthe Spttnir Trndn A t.nriri nn.l vri.wt
Afwrl!nlittit''hl'tI.NIMl..Sl WtAtk'eN HAM) which will Ve wild l MIISl' u?5eNAILfc
PAUTICULAH A'lTKXTIOX PAID TO KKPA1K1NU.
lll'(l"l,,1, X rrt" "" ,,"u,1"" ",0 Wl,r,. whether jeu purchase or link DO.N'r reittlKT
Philip Deem's Old Reliable Carriage Works,
NOS. 126 and 128
f.irr ixsVHAfiVK veMr.isr.
c
All I).
CARD.
The Subocrlber would rcspoetrtilly Inform hla frlenda nnd tlie pubile
pouernlly that helms nccopted the AROtiey or
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK,
The Oldest Life Ineurftuoe In the Unlted Sttvtea rttid the LARGEST
nnd STUONQEST In the World. It writes the meat llberiU contrnet
evor Isstted, nndlma nlwnya furnlflhed Insurntice nt the LoweBt I'oeal I'eeal I'oeal
ble Ceat.
JAMES H. MARSHALL,
OO North Duke, or 30 Ertnt Wnltuit Stroetn.
i,ini;.Mi,
"XJVKKt.t IUTHVON.
SUMMER CLOTHING.
Fine Serges, in Blue nnd Black,
lK.Mil.ISH),
JJ1.UI-TO OltliKU
Fine Serges, iu Blue and Black,
( MK.UICAM,
I1V, lb .CO and IKtO-'lO (HID Kit.
FINE FLANNELS,
IN III. I K, III Ui. OMOltli and (llt.V
llii.ni ind l"ie-T( OltDKlt.
EN&LISH WORSTEDS,
In UI.ACk and 1111 K, Itltetv N nnd WHITE,
and lll.CKand II lit). l'l.N HUTS.
fXiii-TII OltDKlt
All Newest and Most Fashionable Fabrics
i'ei: aUMMKlt U KAU,
Ian ln leur.il In nur Meck. HK.il Uelth
MlM 1KIMMINH-. Ill I' .NO
l'AMI I'UlCts
HSU Jt Kilt II VNT IAILUIIS,
HO. 1 EAST KINO STUEET,
I.A.N'CASTKIt, I'A
OAUItIAIKH.
QTANDAKI) UAllltlAOK WOKK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CAERIAGE BUIIBEE
Market Streot,
Rear of Poatefflco, Lrtncatter, Prt.
My mock cetnprlw? a large variety of the
I.ftl"t Mtyle IIiikxIe", l'lKcteui, CiiiTlaRes, Mar
ketiuid llilalni'ns Wagons, which I olter at Uie
very lowest figures und en the most reuaenable
terun.
I call urieclal attontlen ten few el my own de.
il(?n, oneef winch N tlie KI)UK.llI.KVCI.O.lKlJ
1'innICIA.V LOLl'K, which l decldedly the
nfali'nt, lightest nnd mnstceuipleU) l'hyitlclan's
Carriage in the country.
rereu9 wishing te buy n Kd, henent nnd
ubdtantlal artlcle, Bheuld bear In inlnd that
they take no risk In buyini; my work. Kvery
CarrlaKu turned nut In et)!htein yeara iikihiJ
ene that Is the kind of Kuiiruutce 1 havutoetter
the public. All work fully warranted, l'leane
give me a call
ItKl'Alltl.NO l'HOMI'TI.Y ATTK.VDKH TO,
One set el workmen especially employed ler
thattiurpesu
irni.H'.s.vi.Eei'
CARRIAGES
AT-
NORBECK & MILEY'S,
Cor. Duk and Yin Streets, Laacisler, Pa.
SATURDAY, JUNE 12th, 1080.
Kernier eule postponed en account of
Decoruiien Hay.
Tlia.tlrninlimi-lni, llnirftefl. l'llU'tOll. Mur
kct Wueenii, faintly Carrlaiipa, etc. A 11 the latest
deslKnsund ull Knaninn-ed te be first clais i ma
terial and llrst.clais weikinanshlp. Alsoaletof
Bocend-hund Werk.
1KKMS KASV Mnety-day neten, with uj)-
proved KCCiirliy. imceuiimi L.iia iiuyers.
hide toceuiuienceut lua. in. und 2 p. in.
NORBECK & MILEY,
l'rai'lli'ul Carriage Ilnililers.
II. K. ItOWK, Auctioneer.
JunllwdAltw
if I sun a. vn r.ioveitn.
milK (JKI.KHKATED
"BOUQUET" AND "OLDANCHOlt"
PUKE IlYE WHISKIES
Are rich In flavor, soft and pleasant te the tasle.
I'uuiln flualitv. urn excillunt stlinulunu. and
they stand without a rival In the market. Beld
at nil the leading Hotels und by HruKlsta. Ask
font.
llUdll 'lllir, I A DI.UI J.,
Uj-ttn lt nnHetnN
laulJCmn
101 N. Sd s, l'hiladelphla. l'.
M
ADi:iH.V ANMISUKIU'.Y WINKH
-AT-
Reigart's Old Wine Store
H. E' SLAYMAKEFt, Aqent.
bUblUhed 17 t Ne. a Kit Kias Snin.
Iebl7-UU
MYERS RATHFON
1TONUH.
EAST KING STREET.
fKlydAw
CARD.
IIIMMHAUK.
TTKiii A MAUTIN.
m
NAHAL
b
Li
Jelly Tumblers,
Jelly Cups,
Jelly Jars,
Fruit jars, &c.
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
LOWEST PRICES
AT-
MIMii
15 EAST KING STREET.
I.ANCASrKIt, I'A,
WAUL iMJ'ltK.
A KT WAIiI. I'AI'KK HTOHK.
Art Wall Paper Stere,
NO. m NORTH QUEEN STREET,
I.ANCAbTF.It, I'A.
Anether large let of llll.T I'AI'KIIS Jintar
rlied will be sold chean. Uidlrarly und lisiknt
them and et prices. Will net keep them long,
ler the ptlce will sell thein.
Window Shades inude ready te hanir rialn
Shade Cleth all colere. Window Mmdes made
uud hunir promptly. I.ace O'littulus, i'elei,
C'hnln, Heeks, ele,
n-Se trouble te show goods.
ALFRED SIEBER,
IJO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
bANCASTKIl, I'A.
A l'OSITIVK MArruu
Til AT OU II K.NTI UK STOCK OK ,
Wall Papers, Window Shades,
Lace Curtains, &c,
Must be sold In order te k've undivided ntten
tlnn te unether business. L'omeund secure bar
gains. A tiKAN'l) Itl'SlI IV
Wire Window Screens.
Orders for from M le M a day are ceralne In :
the best and cheapest.
PHARES W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LAMOASTJEB, fA.)
id
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