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LANCASTER. JUNK 11. Ki
Malady That Incapacitates.
King Ludwig, of lUrarLi, li.is bwn
deposed by the ministers of tlie state upon
the report of physicians apieiiiteil te ex.
amine his mental condition, who drclaru
that his malady incap.icit.ites liitn from
governing properly.
If inability te geveui properly is c.uibe
for deposition from elllcu, as it would
naturally seem te be, there nre n large
number of governors throughout the
world who are eligible for removal. And
still they are net threatened with it. They
are safe while their mental malady is net
officially noted and the insane asylum
authorities keep away from them. King
Ludwig has beeu left te his nemiiiAl
sovereignty as long as possible, and until
the burthen upon the natieu of his ex
travagance has become tee heavy te lie
iurther borne. New his Incapacity te
govern has been at length declared.
It would be a very geed thing if some
satisfactory tet-t could be put upon men
while they meve about in the world te
determine whether they are of sound
mind; but the line between the sufficient
ly and insullicieiitlysaneisse impossible te
define that this can never be ; and lawyers
will continues hile the weild Iasts,te draw
great fees in the undertaking te establish
the sanity or insanity of these who leave
much money behind them. Lancaster n
few years age had a prominent citizen
whom a jury in .ludge lltitlcr's court in
Philadelphia has just pronounced te have
been insane, Iwcause he left his estate te
be used te teach young men what vocation
In life they were best adapted for.
This at least was the intent of
Mr. Ditmarh" prevision, which Judge
Butler, we understand, declared it te have
been tee uncertainly expressed te be made
effecthe; and, doubtless, the jury in de
clirmg without leaving their seats, that
the will was the product of an insaue
mind, were persuaded te their conclusion,
net by the philautluepic purpose of the tes
tator te aid young men in cheesing an oc
cupation, but by the loose, ineffective and
Incoherent expression of his idea. Mr.
Ditmars put it, as lie was accustomed te
put his points at the Heward evenings, tee
hazily te be clearly understood. With all
his eccentricity lie did net have the repute
among us of ene incapable of attending te
his awn affairs. He would net have been
pronounced insaue if he had lett
his property te his u'latives; winch
is another caution te the aspiiiugly benev
olent te make thetrbcnef.ictiouswhile they
live. It would be well, us weliavosug weliavesug
gested, if they could get themselves elliciall)
examined and stamped as sane, and lie
licensed (e make their wills, while they
live; and perhaps legislation of this kind
will lie demanded some day te clog the
stream of litigation out wills.
The ('eneral.
General Uutler after a long silence, hits
again been seized upon for a leperter's
column. He is in Philadelphia trying a
suit against the military academy at
Chester for permitting a student te be in
jured by a cannon explosion. The general
has lieen one of the sights of the town
during his visit and doubtless enjoys
much the curiosity he excited. He
declares that he has for everabandened the
Held of politics and proposes te end his days
in the practice of the law.centent with the
dollars he can pick up te keep the wolf
from the deer, while he preserves his es
tate intact for his children, te whom it lie
longs ; which is a novel idea te begin with.
The general does net take a happy jew
of the country. He thinks there is another
war about due, as we have ene every gene
ration. He considers that the Democratic
administration does net "size up" te the
situation. He believes that the Southern
states run the country tee much and that
trouble will come of it. He declares that
the railroads of the country are mortgaged
for as much as it cost te build them, mid
there needs te be a dealing down of values
te rciteie prosperity. He u net ready
with any definite plan te reform
the labor and ether troubles of the
country, but leaes them much te
time and te Providence; which is
wise in the general ; and almost persuades
us te regiet that he lias resolved te be in
future a spectator of the evolution of
thiugspolitical.anduetan actor hi them.
He is a picturesque character, and will be
missed when he cannot appear in politics;
I!nl .I01'6 l d ,U"Ch W0 I"""
some ueubt,
HeMerr VipUcK.
n." tP0ittiy the Clear
field l(tp,M,cun, thinks thelNTi:i.ucPN.
eisiiliM had its eyes epenrt, Siw U
has discovered "that there is ,eXt ,"
tienal warrant for taxation te exterml Ue
an industry, even if the trade be vicious"
and dur amiable contemporary observes
lhat from the way we have wiltUm in the
pait it was evident that "pmuii
warrants and fundamental principles have
net bothered " us much.
If the Republican will kindly point out
when the Intelmeenceii maintained
any dlflerent position from that which it
new occupies; or when It failed te con cen
aider ' t onstitutleual warrant " or " fun
dmsntal principles " in its consideration
of legislation, Jt will net only de its ewu
realersa service but letter enable us te
wwtrer It.
Why wc niftcr.
Governer Pattlsen, Secretary of State
Stenger, Cel. McUlure, Win. M. Slngerly,
and ether conspicuous citizens of the com
monwealth, mostly llepublieans, li.ue
petitioned the president te reappoint
Geerge Eyster, n llepubiican, ass slant
treasurer of the United bmtes, in Phila
delphia, when his term will exphe in .Inly
next.
T I ipse gentlemen sty that in their judg
ment " the public intere.it would net lt
promoted and might e inimihitiitliin-ifiil
by (in; i-lmnijf which would ii-meve Mr.
Eystcrfrem his office."
We think they over.state the case. Mr.
Eyster was appointed as a liepublicnuand
at the tlme of his apeintnu'iit no Demo
crat was considered eligible te the ofllce.
He hits no doubt been no liiore and no lc-s
faithful than liutidtvds of etheis appointed
with him and like him; and he is no mere
competent, and no niore faithful than
seeies of lit and liene.st men of the presi
dent's ew n party, who may be named te
succeed him.
He h:is lieen generously u taim.il te the
end of his term; te net reappoint him is
net te remove him ; and te say that no
change in his ellice cm be made which
might net " seriously endanger ' the pub
lic inteiest is te think meanly and speak
meanly of the Democratic party of Penn
sylvania. We are net prepired te de
either. We think that in the choice of an
assistant treasurer for Philalelphia the
president should net be cenllned te one
name and ene man. It he can find a Demo
crat as tit as Mr. Eyster or Utter, us we be be
licuihecau, lie should be fiee te cheese
him.
Uvnki nuil Honesty li.ne Ihh'H ImngtM for
murder In Virginia. It Is n mutter for re
gret that tlnse two de netnlnnya go tegvtliur.
K.-Se..vteu Wimiem 1ms returned from
Mexico lull of enthusiasm eer the resources
of the country, but he also admits that his
sale I full of Mexican rnllwny cteck. He
says that the only reason for the long delay
lu the (UnolepiiH-nt of Mexico's womleriut
natural wraith Is tliouutalilech tnteter orthe
KOMrnniPut, liut holds that the firm rule el
(Jen. Diaz has rumoved this ene delect.
ONEef thoneeilset apregre.s.ie city isa
natatoriem, and oneof the sh-1,1 contribu
tions te te-morrow 'h extra Illustrated I-Tr.i.i.inr.M-nn
will tell why mid whereleru.
Uut this is only emi of the many koeiI things
that paper will lime. Ter Inst inut, Jeiijuiii
Mlller'agr.iplilcaeoeuntof tliul'ityet Metipe,
wIiIl-Ii he makiw out te bu the new Koine el
the nun world ; a thrilling xtnryefiin uxo uxe
nence en a Virginia meuutaln; some remi
niscences of Jelloreon ; rcllectienn en the im
proved habits of journalist"; timely com
meats en the lavish distribution by colleges
of decerath e deKrcvs ; illustrated skeU-lies et
Heocher ami of the fnmeus Kugllsli ac
tress, Miss I'orteseue, who get tfiO,0W
damages from Lord (iaruioyle ler
breach, of premise berore an American
beauty get him for a lever. " Uncas"
has a chatty review of a new book, which
purports te be a remance or Meraxim life,
and of which this popular critic ihiIiiU out
the merits and the faults. '-.Siudbad" may
or may net talk of things of nmru or less In In
turest; but the local biegniphlc.il sketch w ill
boiicemprelieuxlvoand peculiarly interest
ing one, presenting me story or a fcllow fcllew
cltizeu who Is well-known as a militiaman
Maseu, mechanic, artUt ami business man.
Guess who!
Tiu: Clinmberaburir Jhnly lltqnttr, alter
asleepoftlve years, has resiiuied. Chain
bersburgisa live town nml ought te well
support another lie daily.
Tub general synod or the Kuferineil church
in session at .Vew Ilrunswlck, New .lersev,
were yesterday engaged in settling the dfs dfs
pute relatlve te the cmtrel et the church
there. The speech of Geerge K. IlHhep, com cem com
uiimlener from the particular sj-ikkI el New
Iiruuswlck, inade several nevere allegations
against the se called usuriiers, Jenes and his
associates. He said that Hih cellar of their
cnurcn, since the secesiien luJ uken place,
had beeu used as a storage place for barrels
of beer lletiging te a neiglineriiig brewer.
He said that this had been at first kept ,w so se so
cret as possible, although the casks were
rolled In nnd out in open daylight. The mut
ter had te ceme out, however, when, ene
Sunday during Relemu services, ,i hogshead
hurst with a tremendous rcKrt, Irightenjng
the congregation and causing one old lady
te taint. Artcr that a tunnet was dug ireni
tlie culler te the brewery, and the kegs were
rolled in and out beneath the pavement
Tiil'LV ve have an onergiitio president.
rtnfnrn hlu nnm.......n i. ..I .....
-...-. inh,niiuiii udu rraee in ee a
nine days wender he was married, anil be be bo
fero reporters have exhaiistwl themselves lu
describing the doings of hlniselfand bride at
Deer Park he is back again at w erk in Wash
ington. The IXnll Deacrlheil by the Cn-)ililii ul Hie
tluilne.
The Uev. Dr. Millburn, the blind chaplain
of the Heuse of Representatives, created
quiteu sensation recently by the description
wuiuu no gave in me devil. He said the old
pictures of a porseuago with hoofs ami tall
and horns and pitchfork was simply the wild
medl.eval picture of abarbireus iuunagina iuunagina
tien. "Such u devil does net exist te day,"
said tlie Docter, "and he could de no harm
U he did. The devil or te-day is n rwillslied,
traveled, gontlemanly apiwaring individual.
He has been in Londen ami I'aris nod Xevv
erk ami Washingteii and Sin lrancisee.
He knows all about the grand sighLs, ami is
well posted en the gossip of the day. He
moves in the lMt society, and is much ad
mired thorn. His cold gray eye leeks steadily
at you, and fascinates jeu, perhaps. He ha.s
thin, delicate lips and line nostrils, that are
easily curved and morn. Onegn.it feature
or the modern devil is that he never Incomes
enthusiastic ever anything. Yeu may show
him the most beautilul sunset or natural
view, the most raroer valuable painting or
piece or Mutuary ami with his gniv ve he
will loeksteadilyatitulid make some dis
paraglng remark. Yeu cinnet point out a
manor woman that he will net disi-urage.
Hoisacynie,aMephisteiih6os. He eutiirs
your draw ing-roeuis and your cliurchin. He
causes trouble and dissension everywhere.
He disparages tne brethren."
VV'ruilIlK -Nelianj; Hut VVimiI-.
A Louden jihysician, after wearing noth neth
Ing but wool day and night for six months,
writes an fellows te the J.aneet : "Tlie re
sult has been complete Immunity from colds
and very marked increase in my capacity
ler work. I have net put ou u greatceat
night or day, have Hleit vvllh an eiieiiwln.
Hew in my bed-room, and have lieen nble te
enjoy the luxury of an open cab instead or a
close brougham. Instead or alternate feel,
ings or heat and cold, there liui been a imi imi
lerm and most agreeable glow el warmth.
I have, without uny alteration el ilhunr real
men, lestseven imiidsiu weight, and (which
will, I believe, tax the credulity el some)
have witnessed, the disapiraiue el a
lipema of the nape of tlie nick, uhlch had
oxlsted ler some years, and had suggested
the ineeesslty for an operation. These latter
nets powerfully Illustrate the truth cf Dr.
Jagw'a contention that the uimiilete and
continuous action or the skin drains theor theer
Kanisui xir water and suporlliieus fat. I
.a ...Vr f5,,,.,'7"MllUt' 'lmg Induced
et purriu health is net the lea,t el the r ireni.
meuilatleus f, adept tlie system. , v
extn nley?t'C "'"'"elves te It Vron. my
wholllBbLlce 1,have ,,et kewii ene
add aTerd oU1,,,eln.l,)l!' ''""X. w"'"'l
Ing but pure im?1. w.,;l,ea ,or ,l't "ol" "el" "ol"
dresseVbeddlng nbwM l""er el1"" "
Uadiy Karthiuk lu N.. ... .
Advices from Auckland v ea,,"'V
state thatatTrawera ne?e .?aAbL9'IU,,1!
caule eruption, preceded by an eamumi:
Many naUves and KureisaauVperUhii
PERSONAL.
Tiik I.ATM Jenx Kki.i.v vindicated his
repiiUtleu as asngncleus man by leaving his
enllre fortuue te his vvlte and childteu.
Jehn It Smiiii, tholate triMsuter of the
Herermed churrli synod, new lit session at
New Ilrunswlck, N.J , Is te be prosecuted
ler n shertage of f ii.oeo.
1'iitscK Aliitsle Li.ei-Ki.t), gmndsoiier
Lmiierer Dem Pedre, of llr.ull, riuchnl
ltaltlmoreim ThursiUy. He vlsltts.1 several
of the prouiinentest.ibllshment.sef the elm' as
well as newspaper elllces.
Okx. 0 H. 11 VMtl.TON, el . S. tnirslml,
was stricken w ith nHiil v lu .Milwaukee ou
Thursday, wlille UMrdliigatralu ler I'hlcage,
and Is lu it crlllc:vl eoudltlen. lie wasa cl.vss cl.vss
mate eflieneral Grant at W ut Point.
lti:. Wll.i.1 m Hkmiv Heiu.i.rs, D. 1.,
has been elected te the chair of practical
Uioeloiiy In Lmotheeloglc.il seminary, t'tn t'tn
clnnatl.'Ohle, by a unanimous vete or the
trustees. He succeeds Hev. Dr. James Hells,
deceased.
Mu. Juiis D vv Is a benevolent and thrifty
farmer near Shady side, N.J. , In thesiiburlM
of New Yerk. He hasisuii-eived the Idea of
Inviting the clerks or New erk te spend
their JSaiureay nan nniiii iy tinner ins spre.ni
Ing shade trees. His day ought te be i-uu et
prolengtsl sunshine.
Liiwvnu Atmnse.n calciilales that an
eight-hour law would only nltect ene In tell
among all the workers lu the country, the
ether nine-tenths lieiug engaged In oeotipi eeotipi oeetipi
lions in vv hlvli shorter hour, are iiupnw.llcable,
us farming, herding, llshlng, carrying, rail
roading and the like.
s'i.nateu Hawi.iy vetisl for the pissnge
nrtheblll prohibiting tnemlwrsel Congress
from acting as attorneys or employ esel rail
road eempinles tliat had rweiviHl 1 mil gTants
or pecimlarv aid (nun the I niled SUUes. He
seems te have rigrttted liis action, ter en his
motion it w as agreed te recousider.
Fnr.iiKiuck i:t.i.i-(iN, of Indiana, recently
appelnted ITnlteil States consul at Asuncion,
Paraguay, has resigned j boeiuse since his
confirmation bytlieSenatohe has understood
rnnn friends that Asuncion Is a very mi
hevlthy place, and he would prebibly- net
Hve ever twemrtbroe weeks It he went there.
I JoVKnven I vi tisen, has made the fellow -Ing
appointments : Itel-ort McMalinn, of
1'itLsburg, te 1st lnsx-ter of steam engines
ami boilers for Allegheny county; W. J.
Sawyer, el Pittsburg ; Peter C Spidel, of
Pittsburg, and J. Menree Shellenberger, el
Doyleslewn, te be memliers of the beard of
public charity. The last two nre nppnluted
Instead of Lewis Petersen and W. V. II.
Davis, whose terms have expired. Siwyer
was reappointed.
Mns. 1'MiNNii: A. Smith, who died in
Jersey City yesterday.was a very remarkable
woman, she wasn memlieret many learned
societies and a rounder of llie organization
known as the Diughters of 1 stlielius Inviug
a desire te investigate the bibitN of the au au
erlgines. In 10 she acceiteil an invitation
te visit the remnants or the Six Nations, nml
seen afterwards wis received by the Tusoa Tusea Tusoa
rerasand Iroiieis Indians. The latter tribe
adopted her. At this time she was under
engiiL-enieut by the bure.ui or ethnology of
the Smithsonian mstitutieu te cempile a
d ictlenary or phrases in the I roqueis language.
The dictionary was just en the jKiiut of com
pletion at the tune el her death, lu addition
she compiled for the beard a dictionary of the
Tuscarnra and Mohawk languages, the latter
of which is almost ready ter press.
UEU JII.ll! .!! FALL.
Checkered Career of a Weuian famous ter Her
itaiittjr nml Her Criiucs.
Sephie LIklns, famed In New Yorkaiiuar Yerkaiiuar Yorkaiiuar
ter or a century age for her beauty, and fa
mous since in this country and abroad lorher
crimes, steed a wreck or her former seir in
the prisoner's deck at the court et special
sessiens the ether day, and alter a vain
effort te make the court bolievotlnta roller
silk which had dropped from beneath her
cloak when a dotectivo was leading her te
the searching room of a large uptown dry
goods store, had tmen given her by sonie
woman whom she didn't knew, was sent te
the Island for six mouths.
When she was II years old (she is new
TJ) and was called the prottleit girl in New
YerK. she lived with her father, wheiiuy
once have had a whole name, but was known
te the jioliee as "Old Klklns. the lleeee."
Her exceedingly precocious atlectiens were
at that time wen In- Ned Lveus, the eminent
expert In what used te lw the science of bank
breaking, Iwlore the festive ca-shler Invented
the modern improved methods new in
vogue. 15y pitleut attention te the business
the pair lu'ciiiuutaleit a i-oinfertablo fortune,
being paid a great deal of the time bv the
stata Sephie, espeei illy, in .pite of her o e
pertness at shop lilting, sjient much et her
time behind the bars.
Klfteen years age the couple concluded
that a change of scene would be biielieial
te their constitutions and went te Kurejie.
They saw the foreign elephant extensively
and elaborately, ami lu a coutile et vears re
turned te their native land dead broke.
Business at ence becime brisk with them,
but occasionally misadventures interfered
with its complete success. Sephie le-s fre
quently than formerly get Inte trouble, but
Ned had te serve a lerm in a Connecticut
prison and next get himself nun a similar In
stitution in Massachusetts, where he still ro re
miins. Sephie has been Hung in retirement for
several years, and this wis her first pub
lic apjiearanee ler some time. The breaking
of the fastenings under her cloak w hicli held
up the belt el silk she had stolen and net her
personal Inclination or 1 ick of her M tim
deftness was the cause el her Idling this time
her familiar role.
Traces el her former beauty still remained
as she tearfully steed up te receive her sen
tence, but the opium habit had uiade ev lilunt
iureids iiieu her constitution, and broken
nerves left horte shake like an .isiwn at a
rate which in her prlme she would have re
ceived with a handsome smile as an oppor
tunity fera vacation from the tares of active
lite.
Ill-Centennial at Albany.
In July next, the city of Albany, N. Y
will uolebrato the two hundredth aunlversary
of Ita corporation. Next te Jamestown, Va.,
It is the eldest settlement In the original
thirteen colonies. Of Jamestown scarcely a
tr.K-0 remains, nud Albany, which was vis
ited by Henry Hudsen in idJOaud made the
site ofafertln 1011, is the eldest Inhabited
town of the Knglisli settlements. Its iosI iesI iosI
tlen at the head of navigation ou the Hudsen
river, directly lu the line el the great high
way between New Yerk and Canad i, in ide
it an imiiertant point both for couimerdal
and military purjMises at an early iwried or
colonial history. During the wars between
the Huglish and Trench ler the possession or
America, It was the depot of supples where
the military expeditious for Canada were
fitted out, and although Ireiiuently
threatened by hostile forces, was never
actually attacked. It vvxs at Albany
that the lirst convention for the union or the
colonies was held in ITal, ami many ethor
historical associations Imiurt additional In
terest te the celebration about te be held.
The name, New Orauge, which was given te
the sottlemont by the Dutch, was changed
when theKngllsh occupation be.tan te Albany
In honor el the new proprietor el the province,
James, duke et Yerk and Albany, alterw arils
King James II. It was made the capital of
New Yerk utate In 17117, uud is new a large
and flourishing city. The new capital, tlie
corner-stono el which was laid in ls71, is ene
of tlie most oxieusivepubliu odiflies In tlie
I nited States, costing & far about f 17,000,
00". It has been found very defuc.
live in several important particulars,
and work ou It Is net yet llnlslied.
I he bl-centeunlal exercises will begin en
Sunday, July lb, and continue six days. The
llrstday will be devoted te general religious
observances, vwu, special memorial and his his
lerlcal sermons and exercises appropriate te
the occasion In all the churches of the city.
1 he pregramme also includes exercises by
public school children, marking historical
spots with brenze tablets, a concert by a
trained chorus or 1.0U0 schoolchildren, rurade
of aeuletlim representing various national!,
lies, rega fa or the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen planting of a memorial
(Mk by German citlwus, literary and musical
exercises by Irish societies, concert by col cel col
nred citizens, national games, pyrotechnic
displays, a historical pageant, general illu illu illu
mlnatloneHhoelty, military and clvie nar nar
ades, an oration by Gov. lllll, reception or
President Cleveland, who is exH.cted 011
Thursday, July .', and ether Interesting
features.
.Jubilll)'. Sorreir,
J-'reui the Souiurville Journal.
Little Johnnle had been unduly familiar
with a forbidden Jam-pet, and had ceitse.
fluently indulged iii grief and lamentation
wheu ltetrlbutlen with a large and rolling
"H" had awoejwtd down uiien liliu. Hesat
smarting ami tearrul for a long time in si.
lence, broken only by au occasional sob
then he looked up solemnly in his mother's
lace aud aald with emphasis : Mether. I'm
sorry you ever married my pa."
ItJXIt.lflil llltltl IS Mill AIH.
I.lneinan t'M.el t! Itiigliig HUatilrd te ttn VV irt
en n Lelly TelcgrAph I'ele,
Jeseph Casel, a llneinaii, years of age,
lu the employ et the Western I nlen Tele
graph eeuiiany, started up a lelly telegraph
lole, between Lx.xlugten and Third avenues,
In IJMh street, New etk, at 1 is 111. en
Weslnesday. Ills liiteutlen was te fasten
onie new wires te the topmost crosstreo. He
mounted the pole lu 11 leisurely manner.ls'ar
lug his tools lu 11 big en Ids lett shoulder,
and when he get te the top he b danced him
self for a liiemeut vvhlle be icacltcd around
with his right baud te get the tug of tool.
The spike which he had driven Inte the
pole and en which he mainly rested must
have given way, for suddeulv tin crashed
downward through the network id wlresand
lauded aslrlde the scvend crosstreo. The
lorce 01 Ills descent was se gre.it
that the strong lur or weed snapped
etl short. The obstruction proved Mill!
dent, hew ever, te give him a chance
te threw his right arm ever a number or the
vvln, aud lu this wav he hum?. siititHiitiuc
hlmeir as well a possible 011 the left by
clinging te the stump of ihe cresstreiv He
had hurt Ids left leg ludlv lu Ids fall el six
feet treiu thetepi'r(vs.stris-, and, us he swung
III the air forty feet above the piveuient, his
wounded leg" bevame etilangltHl In sonie of
the lower wires and was badlv strained. Hut
Casel was lull of nerve. itiddfd net mind the
paiu as he clung ter Illu te stumiiiiml wire.
In the iiieantliue a large crowd had gath
ered lu the street below, Sev era! persons
ruslieil Inte the Western I'nleu elllci', only n
few deer away, and told i.eorge 1 Itrgerald,
another llneiiiin, of Cassell's prtxlU-anient.
Sev oral ethers ruslitsl te the house of hook
and ladder oeinpniiv II, near 1'eurth avenue,
and Ureathlelv veiled te the firemen te
bring ever Iheli ladders. While these things
were being done the crowd Iwluvv which had
grown tremendous in proportion, entirely
blocking travel, yelleil itself hearso in Us ad
monitions teCassell, ordering him te "held
en for dear lire." Several timea as Cassell
swnyesl te and Imen the surging Jw Ire, and
his held ou the stumpef thocresstno bts.'aine
less secure, it seemed ivs though he would
have te drop. Hut still he hung en.
Kitzenild, as s,sn ivs he could secure a
rope aud some climbing spurs, came rushing
le the pole and w ent up in llv ely style. The
crowd below sent up cheer after cheer asthey
sivv help coming nearer te the young llne
inaii. Ihoytwame disappointed, though,
when they si ritrgerald jm'S by the dang
ling form or his friend and climb up te the
top crosstree. In a moment, however, they
saw his purjNwc. Dexterously and swiftly
he fastened one cud of the rope around the
IKile nud crosstree. Then be formed a slip
noose at the ether end, anil, climbing down,
drew it ever Cassel's Isnlv up the arm pits.
Theu the crowd felt that at least there was
no mere danger, and yelled and cheered
OMtlniM;u4k-allv. lly this time the
Heek aud Ladder company had ar
rived, and quickly rlgged up Its ladders te
where Cas.el was. A lire laddie ruu up and
kin las-el en te the ladder and released him
from the r-ipe. The rescue became near bis
ing as dangerous as the accident, for Cisst-l
was se weak that when he tried te walk down
the ladder his feet would net support him
ami he siiped dew n hand ever hand en the
rounds, lie was carried into the telegraph
ellice, where several physicians attended him
A large dose of brandy revived him, and al
though his leg was badly stralued he man
ageil te walk a low sten te show that he was
still alive. He w as remev ed te his home In
Last lJith street. A crowd steed looking at
the broken vv ires aud cress tree for sev end
hours afterward.
AT1VIKIA I.W.
Swis?l Is the uiu'ic et tlie mower en the lawn
Mingling with the chirping el the birds at tally
daw 11 .
Ah, jes, I dearlj love It,
Hut It 1 had te shove It
1 knew lhat I'd regret thit the fait that I u
ever born.
-VerM thr AVu llmrn AVwj.
HVITVIAI. XUT1CKM.
Iilrrd Hut.
Hew luanv peniilethereare whoare htiuggling
tn rtse lu this world that are kicked down and
out by envious rival j. 7iemi' Kclrctric Oil
never "kicked out' 11 piti-en. It Is true blue
li or threat ntTcLlluus, imthma nnd catarrh It 1 n
certain and rapid cure, for sale by H 11 Coeh-
rin.uriiir'ijt. 117 anil 13-J .-,01m (jueen
street,
liiiCHstt r
stiuin streni; .-luitr4 Wenieii.
(an leirulati) their hiidiiiids iniiazlnRly last,
should thej net de their Out). Jlurileck. Jlnetl
IlMeri are a geed regulator of the circulation.
Jheyare exeluslvelya bl'Ksl tonic, and ceii.ii.
queutlj strike at the root of many serious all
uii-nts lersalehyll 11 Cochran, dniggUl, 1J7
uud 1JJ North cjutcu street, Lancaster.
Tut I'peu fit Feet.
"Set up In bed unit ceunhid till the clothing
was wet with iieisplmtlen Sly wife Insisted
that I use Tiomej' .c.rrir Oil. The first ten ten ten
upoenfut rulluved me.and two bottles have cured
me I can heucstly leceminend It." fc.. 11 Pur
kins, cri-ek Centre, ter silo by II 11.
Cochran, druggist, U7 and 1JJ North CJueen
street, liucaslcr.
Mlleine Mieet Hume.'
This song li u-rj geed In Its way, but Is tht n
any sickness In the ueu.i-hnld - It se, home c m
netbi alwajsple.uiaut. W e take especial pleas
ure In reieiniueiullng Ilitrtieck Jtloeil HtUertti
bona fide and ceruiln mru for dspepsla, and alt
dUitaeset the liver and kldnejs. l-ersaleb) 11.
11 Cochran, druggist, 1J7 uud lit -Veith Queen
street. Lancaster.
Don't lie Faint-hearted.
If ou are lu treuhlu leek up, held en, Klve
the blues ifoed by. If you aru In pain, have u
lamene.s. have an ache of any kind, go 10 the
druggist unil ask blin for Thomm' Kcltctrie Oil
It will de jeu geed everv time. Ker sale by 11.
11. Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and 1JJ North Queen
stiuet, Lancaster.
II ir llliu.
"1 reel new I was allllcted with sick he id
nihe and general debility, but Jlurtteek Jlluett
Jlitlers breuulit about an Immediate Improve
In my general health. 1 cennliler them the best
faintly medicine In the mirket " Adnlph Lillez,
Jlatralii, .S. V. I-or sale by 11 II Cochran, drug
gist, 137 and IS1 North cjuuen street, Lam aster.
WALL fA.fJSU.
A POSITIVi: MATTLK
UlATOUlt KNTIUKblOCher
Wall Papers, Window Shades,
Lace Curtains, &c
.Must be sold In order te ;lw undlvtdid atteu
t'eu te another business, c'emu aud sccuru bur
gains. AtiltA.VDKUSlI IN
Wire Window Screens.
Orders lur from 50 le mj a day are coming in j
the best and cheapest.
PHARE8 W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANlJA.STKK, l'A.
X KT WALL l'Al'KK 8TOUK.
Art Wall Paper Stere,
NO. 131 NORTH 0.UEEN STIIELT,
LANCAbTKlt, l'A.
Anether large let of (JILT l'.M'KUS Juitur.
lived will be sold cheap- Call early and leek at
them and get prices. Will net keep them long,
ler the prim will sell them.
Window shades made leady te h-ing. Plain
shade Cleth all colors. Window similes imulu
and hung piemptly. Lace Curtains, l'eles.
Chains, iliNiks, etc,
4 -Ne trouble te show goedj.
ALFRED SIEBER,
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
liANOASTKU.l'A.
S"
TOR AG K
AMD
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE.
., . DANIKL MAYEIt,
Xec2 lya Ne. 18 West Cheitnut street.
tmiHVAL.
miKIU) OUT I
t this fciisen Hi-ally ev erj- one needs te ue
some net! or tonic lltliN enters Inte ntimv.1
eve'v plivslclan pirsulptteii ler these who
need tmllillug up
i'lijslilaiis ami Druggists lfeieiiiineinl
BROWN'S
IRON BITTERS!
AS THE BESTTONIC.
ter Wi iUiii-ks,l.sttudc,;i,ack el Knergy.Ktr ,
It HAS Nd fcljl U mill Is thn only tnui uieill
clue tnu m iuu iniurieus, u r.uiicnes xne
Itliuxl, InvtKiirnli-. the siem, llnnlnrv Apw
tlte. Aids liivi sit.ia 11 does net Mncken or lu
Jtitv the tielh, i mn lieiuliche or pUKltice con
slip vtteii as etln ' nie.lu tin s de
Inc. 11 II. Uismkv, a lending ph) Irian ul
sprtnurlcld, Ohie, shvs " llrenn's Iren Hitters
Isu tlieiiniKhl) kimhI uicdhlne. 1 ue It lu my
practice, and lind Us lutlen excels ullethi-i
forms et Iren. In weakness, ,,r a Ien condition
or the sv stem, llrew 11 s Iren lllttnl 1 visiiallj a
positive necessiiy. hi, all thst 1 ilaluu-d for It.
Da. W X. W'ATmis, liU Thtrtv rceml SUeet,
HeorKelen, 11. t,., sas "llumn's Iren Hit
ters Is the limb et the age .Selhlng better It
creates npm-tite, gtes strength and luiprevis
dlcestlen "
ihedeuiilnolevsTnide Mark and cres.rd ml
lines 011 w rniqier 'takn no ether. Miwloeul bv
llltUWN UHKMIUAI. Ul).
G) llaltluien-, Md
rjUAY'SSPLClKIO MHDIUINli
TltKUKKAT KNCIL181I HKMKUY.
An unfalltnecure Mr luimtenc-, and all 111..
iMVM-s that fellow laws of Memoe'. Universal
Lassitude, l'ain In the Hack, Dimness of Vision,
l'remature uld Age. and many ether dl.i-u.es
tint lead te Insanity or Consumption and a
Premature l.mve
-! ull part liulars In our mnmhlet. which we
desire te send fnsi by mall toeveryeno. -Tlin
speclllc Medtcluu ts sold hy all druggists at ll
ler jui-kace, or six tackaes for $3. orwlllbe
soul tu-e by mall en the receipt 01 the mono-,
by addressing the ncent.
II II IOCHU VS. liniKRlst, foleAgont.
Ne. 137 and 1JU North CJui-eu btleet, Uincaster,
l'a.
On account of ceuulcrfetts, we have adopted
me xiuiew 11 nipiH r . me eniv genuine.
lHKliUAl ilhlUCAl. CO.
api-lyd.lw
llutrile,N. Y.
c
CKi: reu'iHK di:ai
'ic-k's Patent linnreved Cushioned r.ar
iininis iH-riis.-ii n-siere nearnu; ami pi-norm
the work et tin natural drum Invisible. 10m
fertableaud alwas lu position. Alt cenversa
Hen and even whispers heant duttnetly Send
for Illustrated book with testimonials. ritKK.
Address nr ciUI en t HISIOA, s.l llivadwny,
New lerk. Mt utlen this patH-r
JunuliVljeedAlyw
tiutrxr.ruit.si-iiiixu auuun.
yV HA i: A LAUGH STOCK
O1 TIIK 1I1-.ST
RDFRIGE-TOR.S
IN 1IIK C1T1.
The Tierce Dn Air llefri'triter.
UAKDEXJIOVK, H'ATEH COOLEKS,
ICU CKKAS1 rKEEZEIiii.
And a full line of HOISE Ult.MSHINU UOOHS
The lirgest stock of O 1 lTlTUllKSln the
cltj special attention paid te lias-Iittlng, 1 lu
Uisitlng and speulln;?
We hive Just lecelved another let of thoie 2ftc
GLOlILs.
JOOP. SCHAD1&S0N,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTElt. l'A.
JTMN
S.N A BKKNLMAN.
GREAT
CLOSING OUTJSALB
-01-
Eefrigeraters.
Water Coelers,
Ice Cream Freezers,
AMI-
Baby Carriages.
Great Bargains te Reduce a Large Stock.
FLINN & BRENEHAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen St.,
LANCAbTKK.
WM
A. K1KKKKK. ALDUS C.HEKK
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Court Heuse).
Invite all Housekeepers te Call and Inspect
their stock of
Heusefurmshiiig (reeds.
A Complete Line constantly en hand. COOK
SJIOV JSSand ItANOhS, l'AULOK hTOVKS.
HEATKUSana KLUNAUKS.
SUMMER COOK STOYES.
After carefully examining the merits of all
ellvrud te the trade, wehavubuluctc-d
TFfE "ARGAJNTD,"
rer OASOI.INK.and
THE 4t DANGLER,"
ter COAL OIL,
As the Itest, when all points me conslderod, te
offer te our nations.
Call and sec un. W'e love te show our goedn,
and are net ellendcd If jeu de net purchase,
lteuiember, we are agents fur
The " Splendid " Heater.
Mauiifacturislby Kuller A! Warren Company,
Trey, N, V .which has no rival In durability,
economy of fuel and control of gus. New I. the
time teuxamlneauit become posted for Autumn
purchases.
KKMKMIIKIt TIIK l'LACE I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(Oi'i'eaiTK count' heusk )
apJS-lfdAw
e
PUN ALL Till: YKAK.
v
n
TTE MINSION,"
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.
The largest and most prominently located
lintjl Llegautly furnUhud nndllberally man
ascd. Thoroughly lighted, drained and ven
tilated, open all the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
-l)rephy'5 Orcheatra. JeTmd
nmr ueuni.
IJI1K NKW OAHII HTOHK. "
NEW CASH STORE,
'..'47 & -M! North Quecn Htwt,
Opposite the Ko)teno II01190 and Northern
nans.
l'l.AIN VNH KANCV HUK.SS (1001)9. NUNS'
V'KII.INIIS, lu All Celers.
New Heei-suckem, New llaslstn Cleths, New l'er
entes ami Chlr.ttes.
MM. I. LINtC Of UN1IKKWKAK.
laidle Uaute est, Ohllilleu's llautii Vent.
Men's rauzn shirts. Men's VVhlte Shirts, Full
SKK-k of lieniesllrs, Villi BliK-k of Notions.
- All n Lew l'tlces. l'leime calt before pur
chistng teKS f d W. It. 1IOWBUB.
N
HIV A'lTKACTIONH
AT Till
BOSTON STORE.
K KIU KAY MOMKrillNO NKW.
We are new showing au liuuioiise Assert
meat el
WHITE DRESS GOODS.
Cenled I'lques, C null 11 checks, India Llneii,
l'tlacllbi Checks, V lcterla lavwn,
In rict everything new nnd desirable.
Printed Satlues, Printed 1 tat Isles, Crinkled Seei.
suckers, hiucmld Checks,
At Less Than City l'tlces.
Just 0M-nedNI Union of our Famous dent's
I nlaunilrled .shirts, Itelnlerced Hack and riiinl
ami wairanted VV iiuisulta liluslln, dec. each.
STAMM, BROS. & CO.,
Nea. 26 St 20 North Queen St.,
LANCASTKU. l'A.
TH.GIVLK11 A CO.
June Clearing Cash Sale !
SIOCK MUST UK SOLI).
Bargains in Every Department.
Uest Auii-rlcau Satlncs, c i worth
llrecade beiges, 100 worth SOe.
i-cetch l'latd Zephyrs, liv: worth Uc.
1 rvnch Zephyrs, c s worth 40c
( rlnkle ewrsuckers.Tc. worth UWe.
Check and Htrtped Cilnkles, UjA ,
worth lc.
Illack Cashmnres. 3Sc, fXHs, Mc, 75c,
"ISc ; ivduced 15c te !9c per yard.
lirvs. (.issl.er all kind, at price te
astonish anyone who knows the value
of gins!
Net dies, Sc : worth Cc, and Sewing
.Machine Needles for all the different
kinds of sewing Machines, 5c a paper.
Come and see our goods and prices
W e w ill av e ou money.
Jehn S. Givler & Ce,,
Ne. 25 Knat King Streot,
Lancaster, I'a.
TyATT A hHAM).
SUMMER GOODS.
WATT & SPiflND
Hnve received unetlierUnce let of DKNTELLE
LACK-5 for Oientri.i's and Trimmings In
all the Desirable bhades, Cream, Illue
and l'luk.
ALIIATItOSSand NUN'S VKII.INOS. ONI1INK
S-LITINOS. riNK SKKUK bUITlNQS.
l-.TAMINE aUlIlNljS
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
We aie new etTerlng astonishing value In SUM
M LK ail.hb at 3c-.t Wc, J7Hc. tee., 5Sc. a d.
KLEI.ANT BAT1.V Ull AIIKMLS, new colors,
s7Kc i i ard
Fine Ulack and Colored HUKAII OltES.i SILKS
sScayard.
Our ULACh DltEhS SILKS, guaranteed net te
cnick, 67Xc., Il.ii), 11.25, 11 M a j d
An Immense assortment of CUINKLK SKKK
SL'CKEIt. rUI.NTKOSATlN'KS, I'KINTKIJ
BATISTE, EMllltOIDEKKIJ ltOUCS.
Sl'K.CIAL I1AU0A1N.
OM! CASK CUIXKIiKII SEKHSUt'KKK.
Oc.lrable btylus, 10c. a yard. City 1'rlce, 15c. a
yard.
New Yerk Stere,
Nea. e, 8 & 10 East Kins St.
LANCASTKU, I'A.
J.
B. MAItTIN A CO.
NEW TO-DAY.
J. 11. 31 AUTI.V A CO. received this morning One
Hundred l'leces
AMERICAN SATINES,
Al'c.fC. and 12c.
Fifty Pieces French Satines,
At 35C. a yard ; City Trices, 37Hc a yard.
The new assortment consists of 1'rlnU en
Green, Jllue, Cardinal, llrewn and Ecru grounds.
Uoed patterns In Krench Batlnes are the
scarcest goods In the market, and these who de
sire choice patterns had bettet select at once.
SATEENS PRINTS, Oe. a Yard.
OH E CASE JERSEY STRIPE
In Cotten Ooeds, the Latest Novelty, nt 7c a
Yard.
Crinkled Seersuckers,
In the Newest Combinations and Colorings, at
iyic, 17c. and 'Me. a yard.
One Case CKINKLUO HKKUSUCKKK8 en
Cream Uieundsatec. ayd. ; worth 10c.
PRINTED BATISTES,
In all the Latest Combinations en Whlte and
Kcru U rounds.
OnoCaael'lEItiTEH UATISTKH, ene jard wldr,
at 9c. a yard.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. Weal King & Prince SI&,
(Opposite Btoveni Heme.) LAMOASTCB, PA.
K
OTK 18 MAKINQ
OABINET PHOTOQRAPHS
AT 93J00 A DOZH.
AT NO. 106 NOUTII QUJSSH BTBXXT,
jtuiis-ua lA110MMr,J?i
vi.eTiiinu.
y-YKIW A KA.TIIVON.
SUMMER CLOTHING.
Pine SergeB. in Blue uud Black,
tKN(ll.lSll),
13.1U--10 OHIIKIt
Pine Sergos, In Blue and Black,
(AMKItlCAN),
I1S.U'. WUM and I1H.0U-TO OllUKU.
FINE FLANNELS,
IN 1II.UK, IH.ACh, OMOItll aid OKAY
fhUUnml lf.ii-T0 OHIIKIt,
ENGLISH WORSTEDS,
In III.Al'K and W HITK, IIKOW N aud WIUTK.
and lll.UKauil W1I1IK, TIN DOTS.
liS.ou.1e OUDKU.
All Newest and Most Fashionable Fabrics
10K.H0MHK.lt WKAIt,
Can bn round In Our Meck. ltKSTVVOUK.
NICKsr IIIIMMIMIS, III' TNO
1ANCV l'ltlChS.
I INK MEIlCIIANT TA1LOUS,
NO. 12 BAST KINO 8TUHHT.
LANCASTKU. l'A.
XUKGKK . .surreN.
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING
At-
BUE&ER&SUTTOFS.
W e can show ene et the host stocks of lteady.
Made Clothing lu the sUte and guarantcu our
I'rties V er Lew
llmlnesH Suits at s, i, n. m and 111
fine Dress Mulls at 112, III aud 115.
Coinpare our gissls and pi Ires with ether
houses and be convinced that this U the place
te buy
All the Newest and Hest StJ Ips of l'lece Heeds
for Custom Werk, which we will make uplu the
UoNlbtvIe Mt tyiianiutiHsd,
A full Line et Seuths' nnd Chtldruu's Clothing
Gents' Furnishine; Goods.
BURGER & SUTTON,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTER. l'A.
T UANB.MAN vr ltKO.
Custom Department!
LGANSMAN&BRO.,
Cor. North Queea and OriDge Streets
Hciliicta Trices. Hest Workmanship.
We make te order Men's All Weel Serge Suits
atliei.i
All-Weel I'asslmem Suits at 111UI.
All-W is)l Worsted Hulls at 111 01.
Ail-Weel Chirks and Plaid AulU at 115 ul.
All Weel English Worsted butts at Usui.
Extra line Imported All Weel Worsted at
te) te m
IIEAULJUAUTKUS Hilt
SEERSUCKERS I
Seersucker Ken's Coats and Vests from 11.55
up. rillydltferent styles te select from.
Iley's BeersuckHrs from II 15 up.
Hey's and Chlldrun's Clothing our gieat
specialty at reduced prices.
Call early and secuie Jiargalns, as they must
go this month.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
M EKCH ANT TAI LOKS,
M ANUrACTUKKUS OK MEN'S llOiS ANI
CHILIHtKN'S CLOTH I. M,,
66 & 68 NORTH QDEEN ST.,
LANCASTKU, l'A.
W Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
CIUAX.
p B.MAKTIN,
WHOLfeALB AUD RSTA1L DI1L1I IK
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
W-Yard: Ne. 430 North Water and I'rlnce
Btreets, above Lemen, Lancaster.- n3-lyd
OAUMOAHUNKRH dt JKFKKMKH.
GOAL DEALERS.
Ornea : Ne. IS) North Queen stroet, and Me.
664 North 1'iince stroet.
Yabdh: North 1'iince etroet, near Heading
UopeU
LANCABTKK, I'A.
auKl&-tld
TJLMOVAU
M. V. B. OOHO
hat removed Ms Ceal Ofllce te Ne. 155 NORTH
QUEEN bTKKKT (llrliumer's New nulldlug),
where orders w Ul bu received for
Lumber and Ceal,
WIIOLESALH AUD BETA I U
M. V. 11. COIIO.
ins-tfd
WINKH ANlt LIUUOUB.
rplIK UKLKBKATKD
" BOUQUET" AND "OLD ANC1I0K"
PURE RYE WHISKIES
Are rich In flavor, soft and pleasant te the taste.
l'OBhlu quality, ure excellent stimulants, and
they stand without a rival In the market. Held
at all the leading Hotels and by llruirglsLs. Ask
ler It, UUMl'lIUKYAMAimN,
Sole Proprietors,
JanlMma 401 N. 3d St.. Philadelphia, l'a.
TyTADKIHA AND HUKKKY WINKS
-AT-
Mgart's Old Wine Stere
H. El 8LAYMAKER, Agent.
EjUblUhed 17 5.
Na 29 Kabt Ka Stmst.
ti)bl7tin
WIIKN YOU OATOII COLDIIEN COLDIIEN
sen'f Capclne Plasters quickly drive
away pains and aches resulting from colds. Try
thani. S60.
MYERS il IUTHF0N,
VI