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THE INTELLIGENCER,
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LANOASTKU, JUNK , 186
The l)cer Tark Wntcli.
The president seeks refuse in Wiishltitj Wiishltitj Wiishltitj
tonTrem the publicityef Deer 1'urk, wliere
his wife could net tie 011 her lint without
a nete being made of it. The extravagance
of the impudence of the rejwteri.il sit
down in the Deer Park wilds, spy-glass in
hand, te watch the distant president's cot
tage, almost sullices te make it suhlime
and respectable. It w:is as exalted as the
mountain peaks that witnessed it. The
newspaper work that was done there
was unique in history. It was foreshadow -ed
in the reporter's vigil kept upon the eb
bing life of Grant in Xew Yerk and at
Mount McGregor; but who would
have thought that it would attend
a bridal as a biuial, and pay no
respect te the siucerest desire for pri
vacy whicli is accredited of all men
te the honeymoon. Truly te be president
of this nation is a great tribulation ; the
only balm te whicli is the reduction that it
is prominence in the ejes of men that
gives it ; and that the man en the scaffold
enjoys it aleug with the man in high office.
An ambitious man is born te trouble in
this country as the sparks lly upward.
Interpreting a Law.
Respecting a law whicli the Lvrixi.i
ciexcek has pronounced unconstitutional
because its terms aie net in accord with
its title ; and which is adjudged useless
because it tolerates in one form and indi
rectly, what it purports te prevent and
punish, the district attorney of Phila
delphia and Gee. " Piddle, one of the
leading lawj era of that city, write as fol fel
lows :
OrFicu ok Uxeraic W IIwdlx, )
aws. Ultli atuet J
Philadelphia, .Iuiigs, lss.
Dear Sin : I have tlie satisfaction 0r
sending you herewith n copy of a letter re
ceived te-day from the district attorney, bv
which you will Hee that he reicareN yeiir
dealings as legitimate and net hi any way bv
the art et Jmif, 'vy.
Congratulating you iixm this remit, J
remain very rvxpecttully veurx. Ac,
. , 5ke. W. IIiddi.i:.
Clarence Telau, Chairman et Cemuiittee.
EXTItAPT 1'IIOW OlwrltlOT AT HlIt.MiY'.s
1.K1TER,
"Andl em or the opinion that the act of
assembly passed the .Id day et June, l'vtw,
entitled An act for the (suppression et lot
tery gilts by storekeepers and ethors te no
cure lutretinirn ' i!ru tint i.1m.i.. c...,.t. .A..n
actleus, heeanse they are In thonatureof
di.sceunta ferciiti, ami net In atiyen.e lot
tery gifts.' Te come witlilii the prevision of
this law there must be iu the transaction
someelouiunt of chance. Such dcalliigs are.
In my judgment, legitimate, ami 011r cli
ent need net apprehend any prosecution ler
such eauae bv thin department.
Yours reHitfiill,
(ti:eittn:S. Uhaiiam,
District Attorney."
If the law is inoperative against an)
dealings into whicli the element et
chance does net net enter it is " useless "
for there vvcie ample laws en the books
before its passage te punish all lottery and
gambling devices. The LviKLi.imiM v
from the first has opiesed this measure, as
it will such empirical and superficial legis
lation. Our statute books rre full of this
trash, and every bessieu of the legislature
it accumulates. Meuaru eiiviiened with
and entangled in laws that have no
reason in them and of which their victims
have no notice until they are haled before
a justice te answer for a violation of them.
A few years age an act was passed making
it a misdemeanor for any huckster te bell
vegetables, meats or refreshments within a
mile et a campmeeting gieuud without
the consent of its managers. AVe hoped te
see that law tested and nailed as counter
feit. It will never pass sound judicial cit cit
cumspeclieii. The Stanten Letter.
. The Stanten letter which Mr. Keliey
produced as a valuable historical docu
ment is only se in the admission it con cen
tains that Stanten's inteifeience caused
the detention from McClellan ei one of
his army corps and thus caused the failure
of the Peninsular campaign. Stanten sajs
that he kept the corps te save Washington,
which McClellan had netlelt enough troops
te protect. McClellan thought otherwise ;
and his judgment lias been sustained by
events and by the soundest military crlti
cism. Mr. Stanten thought he knew
better than the commander-in-chief; who
.was a man te whom he proclaimed the
greatest devotion ami te aid whom he
sijs he became war minister. lib way of
supporting a general In whom he pro
claimed supreme confidence was erratic and
eminently Stautonesque. Mr. Stanten
VrLe W1VS " u'ser man" than Lincoln
McUeUan or aujone elsa aieund about.
Mr. .Kelly does net vindicate Mr. Stanten
with Mr. btanten's letter, taking all Its
lirotesatiens as verity; and a witness who
ouinet vindicate himself with his evu.
story is net going te be vindicated ever
That ItemeUy.
Pasteur's remedy for hydrophobia stems
te be no remedy at all, as a patient bitten
by a mad deg and treated within the time
when the remedy should have been effect effect
Ive lias died of the disease while under
treatment. The list of Ineffective temedles
fee hydrophobia Is very' large. JSacli rem
edy cau produce cases tliat lthascuied,but
the doubt always lemaius whether they
were cases of hydrophobia ; and in the
uncertainty ni te the disease some plijsl
clans declare that it does net ex In as I he
reanltef the bite of a tnud deg but that it is
disease e? the Imagination altogether. It
dot net waiter much te these suffering
rem it hew they get It ; whether fiein the
tkgblte erfrcm the bite of their fear. They
have it and It kills them, and the doctors
are helpless before It. Pasteur passes out.
Oregon Fires a (.'un.
Oregon has held the first election of the
year. It is naturally a Itepuhlican state,
as most of the commonwealths of the
Northwest are, being recruited largeht
from NewL'ngland and these middle West
ern stales whicli the enthusiasm of the war
period made se largely liepublican. The
returns from this first test of ixilltical
strength and the struggle of present Issues
indicate that the Democratic nominee fur
gocrnerhas from 1,-Vni te i'.ikki plurality,
and the balance of the Democratic state
ticket is chosen by smaller and aring plu
ralities. We legard this lesult as significant.
Oregon has ncuT'witcd for a Democratic
candidate for president. Its tluee electo
ral votes were necessaiyteseat llajes; and
one of them had te be secured by the ruth
less evei riding of the legal technicalities
which were invoked te steal the votes of
Louisiana and Plerida. Ter this state te
be can ied at the outset of the elections in
the second ear of a new ad 111 in 1st tat Ien is
a hopeful sign.
The llepubltcans will charge it upon the
Prohibition party. That enl makes for
the evidences of their disintegration. If
the Prohibitionists can cairj Oicgun they
can make eer) liepublican stale doubtful;
and they will only be eueetiraged te pro
ceed te de it by liepublican Concessions of
their strength.
Tin: motion for .111 injunction bv the
Wllkesturru KlnHrie Light ceinmny "te ie
Htram a rival company iruui liirni-Iinif;
the light te the eltiims et Wllktwbarre
has brought out the l.n-t that they hae
already made iilty lereent. cm thexr capital.
The Uinaister company hIieiiM leel en
couraged. Kemk modern Heme, Jinewin the threes
of an election ; but they are net as ielent as
wilhliif, for the sons el aumiy Italy de net
highly vtlue the preregatnu of (reemeu,
many el thoe who essss the tmiehise net
taking the trouble te ete. What strange
ideas many of the jioeplo lme or freedom
and xelf-gevernuiunt w as well shown by the
cry that Interrupted a speaker at a political
lueeuiiK. no was urging me reierm of the
police torce and was stepped by cries et
"Abolish It altogether!" Hut reunited Ital
Ispregiessing rapidly in spite of all.
Tin: Kngllsli cabinet has unanimously re re
selel te recommend te the )ueen a dissolu
tion or Parliament after the ltisli hume rule
reere. Then will eome the re'd tug of
war.
Tin, etUvtsefsyNtematlutiitelageiua man
ual training school are aptly sheun In the
exhibitor work by the students of the Man
ual Training school of Kaltlumre. The exhi
bition Includes weed ami metal wen;, .mil
geometrical, mechanical, architectural, phjs phjs phjs
iolegical and map draw lugs arranged en the
walls and screens iu frame and cases m.ule
by the boys In the school. The lemons iu
carpentry and pattern-making are ananged
In cherry cases show ing the lit el joints,
tenon and mortise, rafter angles ntid combi
nation pieces, Intrlrate dee tails, crank pat
terns and connecting-red brakes. Seme or
this work Is said te be surprisingly well exe
cuted. Then there are drau ings illustrating
thoeeursoof lotter, figure and geometrical
practice, as also working drawings for shops,
details or buildings, m.ichiue beams and
commercial forms or Iniu, orthegruphie pro
jection, inler-tctleu el sellu-, jirojectien or
screws, gear wheels and structural details iu
weed, masonry, and Ir.iuiiug and building
elections. This kind or learning nukes the
lace of life surer te him Mirst-d tlmreiu, and
f ir distances book knew ledge 111 the utility el
the individual possessing It.
It is a remarkable Illustration of tr.in,.h..ri.
that the only member el the Paniellilu party
nuereiiiseu 10 010 ler home rule en .Monday,
C'aiitulti O'Shea, was the man w horn I'ariiell's
strong arm protected when his teat was in
danger.
It Is noted that .Mar land hid another
lynching en Sunday nlgnt, (.'has. Whittle, an
eighteen-year-old mulatto l being the xic
tiui. The boy was charged w lib attempting an
amnions as-,.mlt en a little IU e- ear-old girl,
and was held en the testimony uf the lutlu
oueandhar sister, a few jiars elder. He
was confined in Jml, taken thuiulie'ii and
hauged te 11 tree by a mob. Tint this law
lessness should be permuted te go uupunisli.
eil Iu a stale e sulIi presinncd iiilelligem.0
as Maryland Is almost incredible. There is
nothing tn show that any ellerts are being
made te cuptu-e the guilty piriies, and it
seems te be accepted that' the lynching Is
right and proper. Aiurtlrem tin. fj.-t H.nt
the oUdeuceugahiot the negre was only that
el children, he was entitled te a fair trial of
his guilt. Tliere is surely law enough in
-iaryi,niu ler 1110 punishment el crimes of the
nature of that described; aud if such law
had failed, there might have been some
oxcuae ler the lynching. Kvery out
break of this kind 111 an KasU-ru state is
the parent ei mauyinere, aud Mar land ewes
it te horbeiras well as te her sister 10111111011.
wealths te lerret out the guilt parties te this
crime and give them their just deserts. Hot
headed lynchers leso sight et the Uct that bad
law is preferable te anarchy, and that it is
better that uiiiely-nlne guilij men should t-s-cajH)
than that 0110 Innocent person should
sutler.
T111.n1. are three essels under the control
of the I . S. Huh commissioner engaged in
the propagation el UMi and 111 the tcientllie
in, estlgatien or matters or Interest ami im
portance te our fisheries Onoet these, the
Kish Hawk, Is new atancher 111 the Delaware
engaged ill the hatching et shad l.,r the re
stocking of that depleted Ilshmg ground
and judging by the rapidity with which
the little llsh are ground out by the scien
tista, the big ones will be mere plenti
ful in a low years than eer. Huh
In the past four weeks between thirty.
lourandthlrty-sixmllliensluNebtenlutched
and when they reached the age el se en da s
were turned loeie Iu the w Ide Delaware. In
three years these tish will be in a condition
te catch. Iju.uoe eggs h.ue biei( obtained
from ene shad, but the average Is only about
43,000. The Klsh II iwk also hatches lobsters
and codfish In the northern wateisaud .Sjiau
Ish luackerel larther jeiith.
I'KRSOMAU
KuNvieit Ni:i.snv W. Acmtuit has been
elected te succeed hhueelt by the Khode
Island legislature.
Mil. PatuhkS. On.Meiti. Ismld te have
made. Wu.oeo within about u year which is
blowing nun H ew 11 trumpet te some purpose.
At-Nr Iluima l.uwis, a Vst Chester
colerod woman, has died In the Cluster
county almshouse at the ulltveil ugoef ley
years. "
ltuv. A. J. Iii:.Mii:u, or t'liaiiibetsburR.
was lined ?20 hir catching trout irem a stie iV,
running through Ins premises. He was inis inis
led by au incorrect quotation or the law by n
local paper,
rnoiKSsen I. II. Wiuuiit, of Dutineuth
e liege, has been appointed protester or
classical philology und dean or the beard or
OillegUtyalilssrsat Jehu Hepkins I niver
dy, in miiiinore.
IJimnvl'. Rekii.v, son In law or Michael
bv'feri,fs,1,,,l;ia,:Ui''1',w bt'p i'iiiiteii
nV.m?T?1r".0r.AU1'u"' '" New Jersey,' judge
Suti 'inU' r,,ct V",rl Narlf,' In that
Hen W111.MAMM. I'.VAUTS el New Yerk-
addresses at the iiuvelllng , Vim ...inn S
Daniel Webster, in CeUl4 k"h "ex
week. ' ' ,u,xl
Jehn Berw: O'Heii.lv is heartliy Kiad te
iiear of the deieat of the home rule, bill, for
which llnglaiiit was net ready and which
roil Id net 1)0 squeezed through without being
emasculated. Defeat brings en the great
educational prin-ess of 1, heated national
caiiimlgti, w Itli home rule for the sole Issue,
in which Kiiglisliuieii will learn mere about
Justice te Ireland than Iu Iilty vears el slew
growth. Mr. O'Kellly bad no rears ler the
ultimate success el the lull.
Jl inn. l'i:ii.usoiicebseietl that a dis
tinguished Maine lawyer who prided hiiiisi 11
en his geed eyes held a paer w litrh he was
reading at arm's length. "I guess xeu 11
lme toceiuo te spectacles," remarked the
Judge. "Oh, no! 1 e 111 see well enough," re
marked the learned counsel, ieriteiitly
reading along with the document nearly
three leet from his iuii. "Well, qutris
reterteil Judge l'elers, 'ou will have te get
either a pur of glasses or a vnr of tongs,
seen."
Mar 11 in .1 HAiiitim:.
The etiui; ImimI Wlui 11 id hii .ipeliiliiit'lil
at teuc; l.liiml
The sjKirtlng men who congregate In the
barroom el ll.vler's hotel, near the Concourse,
at Ceney Islam), noticed early S iturday alter alter
neon a geed-looking, well-dressed euuginau
saunter up the drive te the hotel. He was clad
with the greatest care, and, as one et the sports
declared, "was iireed te kill." He went Inte
t'je hotel and ler about l,i minutes nothing
mere wasseeuet him. At thocudetth.it time
the found of feet 1 milling down talrswas
heard, the deer leading en te the piai. was
dung open, and the youthful looking dandv
rushed out. His appearance denntcd the
wildest agitation, lire.vt red marks disllg.
ured his lace and neck his hat was thrown
biek.and he gi'sied as though terror stricken.
He cleared the piat with one bound and
rushed toward the Coins hi r-e. lollewing
closely in his wake was a prettv little lady,
ltl mourning costume aud without a hat,
accompanied by a genlleiiiau. The ladv car
rieilii horsewhii. Thecouple fellow ell the
dandy, but at the Concourse the chase was
abandoned and the couple returned te the
hotel.
The llttle lady was Mrs. Jehn K. Ituskv .
the gentleiiiau with her busliaud, a sh"in
dealer.el New Yerk. They hai e been stav nig
at Itader's hotel tnr th"ree wts;ks. jlrs.
Husky las lieeu Hiimnisl by the unwar
ranted attentions el .iveung man whom she
believes te be a Hosteuiau. He has written her
letters, sent her telegrams, and made htmself
objectionable in a number et ways- 'Ihree
wteks age she told her husband. The last
letter addressed bv the man te.Mrv. Huskv
was Irem Michigan. A letter written in a
disguised hand by Mr. Husky lured him te
New Yerk. He came aud was the careiully
clad man seen by the sjnirts from the bar
room. He was shown into Mrs. Husky's
pirler and telil te wait a tew minutes and
"madam would be down." He did wait a
few mluutes, and madauie did isiiue down.
isui in inn meantime she had obtained a raw -hide
hersew hip and had enlisted the son Ices
of her husband. The teni'le entered the
jiarler. .Mrs. Husk ceucealet! the whip 111
the lelds et her dress, "she advMiced te
meet the Hosteuiun, aud when within reach
ing distance drew lerth the whipaud slasheil
him across the neck, face, and hands until
they were red with marks. The man was
tee dazed ler a second te comprehend the
situation. Then he sprang ler the deer, hur
ried dew n the stairs, and the sjs.ru en the
piazza saw the rest.
The lrlninili 1,1 I In 11 l.miuiit', .tir.
1 1x1111 tbt ln-asL"lt limes.
We are compelled te in form Cel. Daniel
I.imeiit that there are no vacancies in the
editorial department of the 7'iinrat present,
but we will keep the gentleiiiau In mind aud
endeavor te work him into the smiut branch
at an early day. Asa Jenkins, we are free
te admit that the colonel has no superior in
American journal ism.
1'rUevrd In tin- iaKnt lluiir sj.tn,,.
I mm the s(mti, llcnd (Ind ) Tnliune.
" es, I believe iu the eight hour sjjteiii,"
s.ild n arren township larmer. "1 work
Oiullt hours 111 the forenoon unit f.li.ht in tl...
atteruoeu. In having time I sometimes put
Th s.iuie Itiiinuii NiiturH
Miinyvittu atliMiiplK are niailp te repeat the
remarkable Biu-cesset lleimen uapine lUstur.
juisi.pieiiuiuieini-a is known, sold and u-i-d
eer where, und its prompt ni lien and mil Iv al
ii it curative puw.r, lia,, scui ler it host-of
iii ins. mm Hums niiiu spuing up under
3linlmr sniiinlliu immes, such as " Laiislrln,"
" Culislcum,- etc , Intended in diuilMi the cure
less and unu.irv I'tu-.e urilclt hisse.s limit,
nf the v In lies ni ihe (,'euulne 1 herreru we
hnpe the penple will lunlsl u. te prelict what
aisi ill iiiiih ihclr liitcii-sis unit ,nit8. .sk ler
l-'nsiiii's rituier, ami esuiilue what 1 utveii
jeii.uml luuke sure Hill the word (.uniine '
isi ut in the middle of the plasU 1 Itwll.aiul the
"Thrte heals tntdi uai k is mi t hi-luce cloth
Any lepulublu dealer will show uu Hi. -ufe-guanls
without hesitation Ir you t uiunt nj.
lllf llller the Hume tkillseiri, lunUliu t'lastel
cut this paranrjeh from ihe jMpei. (ij
lull llivea IVrrerl Jtlglil,
W hen you demand 11 1' iisun CiiikIiie Plusier
el .1 ilruuUI. te espuct In iitutva one el
theie are. we n uret te say. n few drufc'liisei
thBCheai.iehn v irietj whenili ir) te persuade
j en in aceept some worthless ubsiliiite vmha
sltnllur siiumllng iiaiue. siu U as 'MapslUn'
"CupUllll. " Lupsluille," , , piclUnl sum -
tiiius with the nuuie lluitun 01 lienlun '
Cheap Jehn will mI wiimni of these w n ichi d
lmllatlnns for hall the prlioet thi geiiiiiiie.us he
cull wulliiireKllnilii. Itx ii-iit value bring iieihlm;
and tt coils hut little uime. lien-errs ate the
enlj pnreua pl,ist r that mil lieilepended upon
teiurutvtr) iiliiuuiit siilijn 1 tiiixtermu tieat
menu Ihi are prompt, sine ami thorough.
1 rotLCtjeursjir uilnstd. 'eiitlun 1.1 liujIniTer
i-ell.ible drugl-i- mil ihe K, n.ilne hears the
"Iline SeiU tr.i.lemaik and Ins the word
"Cuptlne ' tut In thecentri. June: MV &d
ei'r.viAt. autivz.i.
. "AtlvMhTACK " a tantlng and fragrant per
tume. rrtce-i.uiiaw cents. Kormiletjy If il
Cechian, lruggl,t..Se. liT.Serthvjutin tict.t.
tin. ltAssLKa Wei.a Svitcr. l'mul vegutebhT,
liluasaiit te tuke, will uxpel worms If .my cxlit
ue purgative lequlred utter using Price .3
cunts, bj alldrugguu. lcbs-.luidMW.vK
8111 1.OI 'S V1TAI.1.KIM, whit you neidier
Cimsllpatleii, hiHsnf Apiietlte, IMjiiiiius-i, and
all sympteins of iysqu. Priie lu and 75
"ints pur buttle. Ker sale by Jl. II. Cochran.
Jlrugglst ,.Ne. Mu North ueen str. et. -'""
.1 Very urriiw llsiape
"les, 1 had a very narrow etcape," said a
prominent cltlzuu te a Irlend "I was ceiiiiued
te 111 Is-d ferayeai unit my frlenilsguvume up
lern consumptive's grave, uiiill J began using
Kemp's ii d-um for the Threat and Lungs, and
here lam. sound and heunj ' Ptitu ,..' umi
II. fornilebyll K. Cinhrnn, Urug-'Ut.Ne IS7
Mirth yueen .treet. Luiicuster. '
JVIIV W'lJ.I, veu c011gUwln.11 Shlleh's Cure
w 111 giv e Imuiertlutu lellel. Prli e lu cts 50 eta .
.-.'.'Ms'sJ'-f ell ,)y " " "-tTun, DiugglsC
Ne. U7.Verth llueen street. "
,.?','P;i.',,',1::'jS ."''Ih. mad., miserable hy
that terrible cough. Shlloh'sCurelsthe remedy
i ?or.hQue"!"&H-LeLbaB' 1,rugi!lM' "nS
Ihe Impending lunger.
The lecent statistics et the number of deaths
show that u hiisju luujiirtty die with Consump
tion. I his disease may cemmenee with an un
parentl harmless ujugh w hlch 1 in be cured In
stantly by hemp's llal.nn for tholfcreit unit
Mings, uliihli guaranteed te tine and relluvu
allcases. I'ricu Su cents umi f J 'trial nee free
Wni'e'iiViL"', Cochra"' "rugglst. -Ne. 1J7
.North Queen street. nHwdAltw
AUK VOU SIADK mlsernble by Jnillgostlenj
toiistlpatlen.lilzzlness, Less 01 Apiietlte, lilt
ewbkin? Bhlleh'li.ill7eils a positive cure.
Ker sale hy II. It. Cochran, Druggist, .Ne. JJ7
North cjutc-n strceL
llliOWN'S lidlisKiiiiirii i.ak ., u , "
will?,." h" ' i1'." ''"ye in the world.
W ill most suiuly .pilcWeii the l,l.M whether
Ih.e Jllturn"My applied eternally, ana
Iheiuhy moie certain!) KK1,IJJ K ilAIN
w ether chronte or acubi, than any ether nail!
LVif'1-, u"a ,u U warranted VoubePtho
strength of any sluiiiur preparation.
riiw uV"".', ,u.l.he &uk 'lHcW "r I'ewels, Hore
viMiti "uuui'iutliiui, Toethacha and Abb
"iilteWN'S HiViis'iSri.f.W. "vr of Pain
lllVUVV IH)lJSl.(ll,I) I'ANACKA ' should
UJii' U.'.'"r '.1"t "u,r Isweete'led, Jl 'pr
nubiyau.w.ASw
811II.()II'H CATAllUll UKMKl"l IptedTive
eiiie ter Catarrh, IMptheila, and CaiTkerleuth
NSrtv!: u,u"l,rt, "
TltK KKV. 1K0. li.TIIAVKIt, or'lleurboTi
lud., says I " Jlelh inysell and w lie owueiir lives
leSIIII.Oll'SCONhlMITIO.N Hint" KersalS
by II . Ik Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 1J7 North Queen
trout.
Osk lleTTLa Kfitbcts A Cvhu. ilr. Oscar Is. 11.
Kech, or Allentown, l'a.t hiu heiirast within,
liuuiiimtery rheumatism lu the winter or lSsa.
Doctors could de nothing te 1'cllevu htm. llu
commenced titlng dress' Ithiiuuiatle Ktinedy.
Jly the lime he had med halt a bottle he could
leave hU bedt when ha bad finished the bottle
he was cured ana lias net hud a return or the
disease slnre. 1 nhls own words, "i lest better
than ever before." l'rlce 1, by nil druggists.
ICUSJmdinVAr
h...l?s.1 Ma,A UI'd l.lvcrceinplaiiit. you
1 1 - vKrti'.lu'a k'liai-antce en every Uettle el shb
Jn i ?'"ir t.' or falls te cure for sale
triit Ceclirun' "ruu-'tsl, .Ne. ia7:.erthyuceu
MltlHUAL.
- Kll'.S HAKN.Vl'AItll.l.A.
Pimples, Beils,
And carbuncles lesult Imin nib'hllltntcd. tin
pnveil'hcd, or liupuie condition el the bleed
vjer s sarsupiiill 1 prevent and tares these
I'tuptkin and painful tumors, tiy leinev tug
Uielr cause , the only etb'ctual wn) et muling
tllPUl.
AVer's snraiiillla has pmveulid the uusl
coulee of lolls which hive piiiiu d md ills
tressed me everv season ter stveisl vtais
I. ee. .scales, Plalnv tile, .Mich.
I wasbullv tii'iiblcd vtttht'lmii'rsiMi thefiue
also Willi a discoloration of the -km, which
showed Itself in ugly daik ) itt hes Seevtei
mil treatment did mere than tempo nv mhhI
A) er s hnrsap irtlhi etrecust
A PERFECT CURE,
Ami 1 hive net been tumbled Mine T W
llistdy, liticr stieet, Lewell, Mass
1 it as tumbled with Itells, and mv hcatthwivs
iniirh Pup Und. I begun u. Ing er's sursiipi
tlllii. and, In due time, the eruptions hud illsip
polled, and my health was completely ivsttui-d.
lehn It. Klklns, editor ttat, v uhjrrier, Albe
marle, N c
1 was troubled fei a long time with a humor
w hlch appeared en my f.u-e In ugly 1'lmplc s and
llletches Aer'ssarsipiriituivd in- Icen
sitter It the best Meed purltler lu the world.
Lhailes II, Smith, .North Ciiiftsburv. 1 1.
Ayer's Sarsaparilln.
Is told by all druggists ami dealers In until
clue. Ask ter A) er's surs ip irllla, and de net he
persuaded te tuke any ether.
t'leparedbyDr. .1.0. Aver A Ce, l.ewtll, Mx's.
l'rlce. (I ; sl bettlej, K.
tune 4-lt)
11. t Hint a iu;.
FIKH! I'lKIIII I'lKK!! WATCH
W.MKIl!! IVATKltll!
G-reat Bargains
KEPLER'S.
$40,000 WORTH
-or
HARDWARE
WILL lib SOLD
REFRIGERATORS
Water Coelers,
LAWN MOWERS, CLOTHES WRINGERS
OIL OLOTBS,
Ready-Mixed Paints.
All Want te Take Advantage et this
GREAT SALE,
WOOD AH) IRON PUMPS,
Special Inducements and Bargains
njit
Mechanics, Builderd, Famer3,
UIIEAT AIUKTV Ok lllfc UfcST
Steves, Ranges, Heaters,
FURNACES,
AMI
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
ALL WILL UE bOLD.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Champien Reaper
AND KKPA1H3.
A. C. KEPLER.
iiiiirlSslindM.V3.lw
fAHAfiUl.lt ,ta
T30SK I1HOS. A J1AKTMAN,
PARASOLS.
Geed Satin Parasols, 75 Gents.
SUN UMBRELLAS.
24 Inches, All Silk, $1.50.
-VAUO.V UMIIUELLA9 A Sl'ECIAI.TV.
Thu Munuracturcrg.
Rese Bres. Sl Hartman,
14 E'AST KING ST.
ai'l-Smd
A TLANT10 CITY.
Till: OLD LbTAIlLiailiSI)
Chester County Heuse,
Centrally loetfrt, convenlont, very ni'ur the
tt'ii. I'oinfertiihlu In uvery wuy, unit houie-llkc
HOW Ol'KN.
J. KEIM & SONS.
iiiayiK-Suiil
PuerusAiiS von rriiNisniNe kta.
tlenrry, Furnltute, fuel uuU ethor bup bup
plluti.ute. In cuiuilluu(u with the conatltutlen anil lawn
et thofeiuuionwculthnr I'unusylvuiiln, I here,
hy Invite evuli U pniiesala, at lirlccghulew-iiiaxl-inuui
mte llxt-a lu icbodule, le furnish tu
tl(iuer. tiirnllure, luel una etnur supiilles ler
tlie uvunil ilupnrtniuntM. una terthuulitrlliu.
tlunet liuhlloaecuinontu, for the your enaiui;
the nm Meniluy of J une, A. O. IhkT,
b"imnite iiroieiil will harrcelvud Hint uopii uepii uopii
rnte ceuinict uwurdt'd u, unueuilcmt In b'iIU
.elit;0ulf All uiope.iiU mutt he ucLemimultMl
liyuliuiulwlthuiiiuoveil security, comllilened
lur tbufulthtul iiuiruriuttiicoef tee contract, una
natlreiiBVtliinailtillvcruil ltl me hctore 11 o'clock
t-'i' Vi' KSlA Y. the autli Uuj" of June, A. I).
1N. at which tluia thu proposal will hti epanetl
iiiidcentruLtiiuvtiiraiitl, In the exueuttve cham
hrr at UarrUhurir.
llhtulc bends, unit schedules cenlalnlnir all
luiceimiry intoruintleii cun hu ehuvlned ou ap
plication at juy eillce.
W 8. bTKNQKlt.
JcMSta Ucerctary of ths Coiuiueuwealth.
irATVHKB.
J Ii l'AM KIiIj.V t'O.
PHILADELPHIA.
OUR
FINE
WATCHES
The
Ekegren
A ihimuitfhlv
tin unitr hijs'h kukIe
tluanuitiTsl tti im
un lUwelutrUi e 11 v l
limt'kt t kt 1 MtN-i.
( lllll .it'll A C1 mv
t he "O.0 flmnt u w
The
Vac heron
Ihlnllnthellsi
of wiiti-ht's that nrtt
t'litltlttltehtt termed
hlKh Krude, tiinde hy
urhoren A I'tm
stauttn, of lienevn,
and sold In I'hthutel
phi ihv Messrs C'ald.
well A le. i-vclu
elvely
J. E.
Caldwell
& Ce.
902
Chestnut
St.
The
Audemars
tiliiti gi-Hile thin thin
liU'te mmle by LtuiN
Aiult'iuurx, t,cn,'u, mul
..Ut .'w Uwt1 lu Vhtt
Htlfpltti. I Mt. H-r CaKl
v A le.
The
Century
A watch made te
our special order, uui-d
In l karat Keld and
Kuarantted te be u cor
rect tlmnkeepei.
The bust watltl
ev ereilrred torUue Hull
dietl Dellar.
Careful Attention Given te Orders and
Inquiries by Mail.
iKt uueim.
A
i.iNKtn'
Summer Cashmeres
In elegant shides reduced te I5c.
CORDED PIQUE FROM 20c. UP.
Keituctiens In Embroidery and hlte UihhIs
Ufduitlimj lu Krest Otsids at the
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J U IIVIINK.
nevi-ljd
e J -North Uueen stitsjL
T
UK m:v cAhii .vreKi:.
NEW CASH STORE,
li47 k '-'41) North queen Street,
Orpoilte the Kuystone Heuse und erthem
llank.
1'l.AlS MI JAM Dlthss GOOD SUNS
V hll.l.M.s, In All Celeis.
-New terjiitkers. New Itislste Lleths, .New Pel
ctles and t tin. t res.
MIL LINE lit LNDEltW EAli.
Ludies (jiiikii tsln. thlldit-n's Uaiue Vests
-Mens Laiiie hlrta. Minis White suirt, rn
bttK'kef Domestics, lullfctetk uf Notions.
- All a Lew I'Ucus. 1'leuu call before pur
i hist tig. '
Icbs-ijtl VV. 1!. lteWEItS.
yiTATTiV MIA.NU.
SUMMER GOODS.
W5TT & SF5ND
Have received another large let of Dfc.NTKLI.K
LACL lel Ove.dressts uud Trlmuiliiifs lu
all thi Deslmblc Shades, Cruiui, lllue
and rink,
I.I5 VTltOb!) mid NU.V's fat LI.MSS.OMII.SK
It ITI.SI..S. n.SK SKKlih tUlri.SUB.
LIAMINL SI I UNO'S.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
We are new etli-rlng astonishing value In SL'51
MEit biLha ut J.., JSl., .7v , J., '. a id.
LLEOANT bATIS- KIIADKMKS, new colors,
7Je. u ) artt
r lnelll.uk ana Lolerod sfitAll IllthSs SILkx,
Vs.. a ard.
Our IlLAC'h DltKbb htl.KS Kuannte.-d uel te
crack, 7c., Lm, Jl JS, II jn a yd
Au Immense assortment of cltlNhLK HI. Kit
bl'LM.Its. IMtl.S rhll SATIN hs, 1-ltlNTED
ilAIIs'lhs, hMlSKOIDEULD UOllEs.
Sl'EClAL HAUtiAI.S.
e.m; cask ntiMaKii skimesicki:!!.
Dmlrablu btyles, 10c. a yard. City l'rlce, 15c. a
j aril.
New Yerk Stere,
Nea. O, B Si 10 Eaet Kins St.
L VNCAM'Ei:, l'A
T B. ilAKTIM A CO.
NEW TO-DAY.
J. II. MAKll.N A CO. lecelved this morning One
ilundretl l'iccta
AMERICAN SATINES,
At 7c, se. and ll)ic.
Fifty Pieces French Satines,
At 3.",e. a yaid ; City 1'rlccH, J7Xc. a yartl.
The new assortment consists of Prints en
Ureen. lllue, Curdlnul, Ilrewn aud Kcru greundH
Uoed patterns in French Hatlncn are the
scarcest geed lu the market, and theso who do de do
alie cholce p.tttcrna had hettci Belctl ut once.
SATEENS PRINTS, 6e. a Yard.
ONE CASE JERSEY STRIPE
In Cotten CichhIj, the Latest Novelty, at "c, a
Yard.
Crinkled Seersuckers,
In thu Newest Combinations and Colorings, at
U)jc., 17c. una We. u urd.
One Case CUINKLKD 8EEUSUCKKI19 en
CrujiinUroundsutec. ayd. ; worth loe.
PRINTED BATISTES,
In oil the Littust Coiuhlnatlena en Whlte und
Kcru (Jieunds.
OuoCaselMtlNTKI) HATlbTES, ene jard wide,
ut'Jc. ayutd.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sis.,
(Oppoalte Btevcm Heuse.) LANCASXIU, S A.
VAHHiAiitt
MDITU THAT AI.WAYH WJNM.
HONEST WORK 1 HONEST PB10ES I
Philip Docrsem's Old Reliable Carriage Works
12G uud 128 EAST KING STREET '
(NhA.tLV 0,WO.s..K T..K LKOPAHI, .,IOrKl.t L.NCA M'KU, VA.
Nene Hut KirsUCIass Mechanics Employed. . A 1 Material, and That Only, Used
irillCKSTOSDlT-lllK'tlMKS. AM. WOKK UUAttAMTKK.il
BUGGIES, PHOTNS, BUSINESS WAGONS, MARKET WAGONS,
Ami Vohleliw of Every DoBerliHIon Unlit Vreratitly te Orrir.,
A I-nil I.lniMil ehtcles lu Stock, iironavedosnectallv for llin Hiuin. t. . .
AssiHtmeut ..I ShtO.SD ..AM, wbWe.N II Ail" '"luSh lsVlir,,Jf,lV2?a A rlfilBSVScWS'a
I'AWTICUIiAHA'rrKNTHiNlMllITU HKPAIHIMQ.
TlU.n'.lu'Vr " ,l" ","1 nMlnlm tl,u w,,th- l'ti.-r you mireluiseoriieL DON-T reilUKf
Philip Doersom's Old
wus. 120 aud 128
I.IFK IS.It'ttA.XIK UII.IIMXr.
c
AKD.
CARD.
The Subsoriber weulil roapeotftilly Inform hla Irlemla umi the public
Konenilly tlutt helniH tvecopted the Airenpy or
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, OF NEW YORK.
The Olileat Llfe IiiBitninoe In the Untted Stivtea und the LARGEST
uud STRONGEST lu the World. It wrltee the meat llbernl contract
evor laatied, aud lnta ulwnya furulahed lusurunoe tit the LoweHt Poeal Peeal Poeal
ble Ceat.
JAMES H. MARSHALL,
GO North Unke, or HO Eiujt Walnut Stroeta.
ciAii lii.yu.
ArVKlW A I'.ATUVOM.
SUMMER CLOTHING.
Fiue Serges, in Blue aud Black,
(KM.l.tSlI),
i.ie-TO OitDKK
Fine Serges, iu Blue and Black,
(AMKKlt'A.S),
11V", IU .ei mid ls.io-'le eKDhK.
FINE FLANNELS,
I.N lllAK, lll.ALk, OM-OKD and i,K
i maiul H'i'.i-Tt) OIlDKIt
EN&LISH WORSTEDS,
In 111. At. K ami Wlll'IK IIUOVV N unit VV1IITK.
uudDLUr: nut VV 1IIIE, 1'I.N DOTS.
i.-ie emiKi:
All Newest and Most Fashionable Fabrics
Milt s. StMKi: VV KAlt,
Lun bn teitnd In tuir tock. l!hl WOKK.
MLKsI 1K1JIMINUS. ill r -NO
i A.NL rillCK.
MYERS & RATHFON,
UNE Mhltl HANI TAlLOUs,
NO. 13 BAST KINO BTRUrJT,
I.ANCA.irKK, VA.
VAHHIAttKM.
pL'ill.K'.SAI.KOr
CAKKIAGES
AT-
NORBECK&MILEY'S,
Cor. Dake ind Vine Streets, Lancaster, l'a.
SATURDAY, JUNE 12th, 1880.
Fermer H.1I0 postpenrtl en accnuutef
liti.ei-.ulim Day.
Tlinslefki'inbiudni; IIiikuIuh, l'lu liin, -Mar
kt't IViigens, Kauilly U.irrinKi',utc. All tlie lalret
tlt'sliriis ami all Kuarauttsit te I10 tlrst class 111a
U'rlal and llrst-i Jans werkinanalilii. AUoalelot
bt'Lend liantl Werk.
'U.IIMS KAsMnt'ty-tliy nelt-s wUli ap.
luevt tl hi turll). Dlncouutte Cash Iluuid
"alv te Leiniuunuiut lu a. 111. und '.! p. 111.
NORBECK & MILEY,
I'rmllcal CuriiiiKC llnililers.
II. F.UOWK, Aiutloneur. 'Jnul IndMlw
S'
TANDAKO CAKK1AUK WOKK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARBIAGE BITILDEE
Market Streot,
Reftr or Postefflco, LancaBter, Pa.
Jly Btetlc comprises a Iiitke vurlttty el tnu
Ijtlusthlylii llumjltM), I'liaiteus, Currlaireit. Mar
ket und liualni'sa VVusens, which I ellur at thu
very Ien out fluurcd und ou tlie uuwt roasenablo
tonus.
I call special attention te a four et lny own dt;.
BlKna.nnnnr whknWthe K)UKULK CI.OSKD
I'HYttlCIAN COOl'K, which ta ducldedly the
neatfat, lightest and most couiplcle l'hynlclan'a
CarrtiiKU In the ceuutr'- m .
l'urxuna wlshliut te buy a Reed, honeiit and
uubslantlal article, should buar In inlud that
they take no risk In IjujIiii; my work. Kvury
C'arruuru lunifd out In olKlitetin yi-ars iikmh1
ene that Is the kind or guaruntue 1 liav 0 toetrur
the public. All work tully warnuiled. l'luase
Klve me ucall
ItKl'AIKINO 1'ItOMI'TLV ATTKNDKU TO.
One set of werkmen espuclally oinpleyud ter
Uiatpurpesa
WINKS AN It LIQ U Ultli.
mHK OKLEKKATKD
" 1J0UQUFF' AND " OLD ANCHOR"
PUKE IIYB WHISKIES
Am rich In flavor, seli and pleasant te the tasle.
I'L'Rulu quality, uru axcclluntstliuulautu, und
they stand without a rival In thu market, bold
at all the ltadlng HetU and by Druirstiits. Ask
lerlL JIUHl'lIHKY&MAln'lN,
belu 1'roprluteni,
tanlMlina 401 S. 3d St., l'hlladelplila. l'a.
M-
ADKIKA AND HUKKKY W1NKH
AT
Eeigait's Old inG Stere
H. E 8UYMAKER, Aeent.
KatablUbed 17 S. Ne. ) Kabt Kihu Stmit.
Iebn-tlO
mm i m.
Reliable Carriage Works
EAST KINO STREET.
tn-Xyakw
CARD.
tU.AK.IHAItr.
J.1 Kill A MARTIN.
UNA ELL
Jelly Tumblers,
Jelly Cups,
Jelly Jars,
Fruit jars, &c.
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
-AM) VI-
LOWEST PRICES
iri 1
MMNmbn
15 EAST KING STREET.
LA.NL'AVlKli, l'A,
WALI4 VAi-r.u.
A KT WAI.I. I'Al'int STOKi;.
Art Wall Papur Stere,
NO. 131 NOKTJI qUEKN STKEET,
LANCAbTEU, l'A.
Antitluir laiK" let ut CULT TAI'KIIH Just ar
rlvctl ulll be sold cheap. Call rarly and kKikat
thmu anil Rt't prlcrs. VV'lll net ktep thein long,
ler thtMti let) will sell thulu.
Window Hlmtles niatle it-ady te haiij;. I'laln
Shade Cleth all coitus. VVIuden tthadud madu
und hunt; (iruiuptly. Luce Curtulns, I'elus,
Chains, lltMikd, etc.
4rKu tioubie te buew goetls.
aLFRED sieber,
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LA.NOASTKlt.l'A.
a 1'esitivi: MArrint
THAT OUIt K.NTIItE BTOCK Or
Wall Papers, Window Shades,
Lace Curtains, &c,
Must be sold lnorderto Klve undivided attun attun
tleu te uuetbur bustness. Cemu and sveure bar
gains. AGltANl) KUSII IN
Wire Window Screens.
Oitltiru ler Irem M touiadayaiucemliig In ;
the bust uud cheapest.
PHARES W. FRY,
NO. G7 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, l'A.)