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I-', '$&,?A. very remarkable situation is presented
B' IB iUD UlBCUOaiUll UJ1U UUlUliUJUtlllUll UL uiu
.iimlti nnmtien bv thn Ilnnsn of Hpnm.
&?r.r:7r. r. ' ". . ... ... . ..
aeBHiures. Anas sucit a question snetiiu
htive been brought into tlie Ilense at se
'tate a day, and liave been pressed se
fjtigoreusly te a conclusion was only one of
,Ti tin peculiar features of the case. The ad ad
'.tf'iadnlstratien of the treasury department,
rl.l.l,rl flMMllTYIQlllt, ItlA ,iral,1atif litmirnlf i-r.m
, decidedly against Hr. Morrison's propesi-
,.wen. in common witii tlie Heavy banking
S?.Knrlf Of !, Viel ll.nu fnal ...,.1...
.:$Ive for the results of such a course ; they
, believe it will weaken public confl cenfl
,'idencc, derange business stability and
m ensue in the Davment of emvernment nl.
,' ligatiens with silver that ought te be met
r ' Witn gem ; and it is apprehended that the
i national banks will be presscil hard by the
we rapiu cans 01 uenus ler reiiemptien.
Mr. Hewitt voiced the opposition te the
measure; he wa3 supported by Mr. Ilis Ilis
ceek, of bis own state of Xew Yerk, the
Kepublican leader in the Heuse ; and by
Mr..McKJElsy,ef Ohie, who used the ec-
-MBfen w mane an me p.iriy capiuu he
could, out of the division in the ranks of
the Democracy and the attitude, of the
parly in the IIouse against its president.
This consideration did net seem te deter
the Democratic leaders in the Heuse from
ranging Jhemselvcs almost as a body for
the preposition. Mr. liandall vigorously
supported Mr. Morrison ; and with the ex
ception of Mr. Hewitt, Mr. Belmont and
Mr. Findlay there were no conspicuous
Democrats in the opposition -, and Butter
worth, ltecd and Hiscock, of the Itepubli.
can leadership, were able te rally compara
tively few of their followers te their side.
"Upen general priuc 'pie, there seems te be
reason in the resolution, though it is a new
state of things for the Heuse te interfere
se directly in matters of executive admin
istration and department discretion; and
if the bill should pass the Sen.ite, nnd le
vetoed by the president, as is anticipated,
a novel political situation will ensue. It
the money is in the treasury far in excess
of the needs of a safe leserve. ami the ear.
eminent is paying interest en its obliga
tions, it seems te be a safe and simple busi
ness preposition that the surplus be applied
te the redemption of the bendn. We have
never sympathized with the rapid extrac
tion of the national debt, nor taken it
as a sure sigu of national prosperity. The
present generation has quite paid its share
of this burden, and the requirements of the
sinking fund are all that are needed te be
met by a solid financial system. Taxation
should be reduced te prevent the accumu
lation of a surplus that requires its applica
tion te such purposes. An ample icserve
for the payment of the greenbacks, for the
stability of our financial system and te
meet any sudden emergency arising from
shrinkage of receipts or incre;ise of expen
ses, is unquestionably the part of wisdom ;
but it is difficult te convince the public
mind that there is any just excuse for the
accumulation of an enormous surplus in
the treasury vaults, simply.tehave ittheic.
There is a prevailing prejudice against
tliis ; and wd de net wonder at the popular
ity of the preposition In the popular branch
of the federal Congress.
Upen the ether hand seme of the argu
, ments adduced for the measure were ridic
ulous; notably that of Mr. Morrison, that
the diffusion of this money would weik
business relief and secure better times.
There is nothing in his idea that the ex
change of bends by their holders for the
money in the treasury will promote its cir
culation among the people and unlock the
wuceia 01 uuue or set uiem going faster.
That is a slipshod and superficial view. In
fact the country has learned te take with
great discount the predictions of congres
sional alarmists upon financial questions.
It was threatened when specie payment
was te be resumed that great business dis
tress would fellow. It did net. The con
tinuance of silver coinage was te result in
untold evils that have net come ; and if it
were stepped no such ills would result a3
its friends insist. The protective tariff is
charged with all manner of wrongs that
really de net attach te it, and all sorts of
benefits are claimed for it with wiiiMi i..a
jw relation. Te the delay of its revision
are ascribed consequences that de net be
long te it ; and from a radical revision of it
'im miMi Itilniu. ...... i.a i
, v-v -- "juirce nuuiu resuii as nre con-
Vs T lereMnu- fact, mere and mere,
is , we nave come tiKAnim... in i .....'
? , V i-i 11 . "" "l"" part legis-
,. a , "'" me country ; and that
n .leonmesslenal flat nin. ...' ....
y.r; t i -v. " iud&u nor un-
?ake values. We doubt whether it is of
-.-, wuemcr the gev
wwent has its 100,00o,eoo In one form or
another; except possibly te the people who
. jkre new getting three per cent, interest en
jf vuwlr bends and who will havn n.,.i
VIHUier investment when they are c.ili.vi
r w t-asiiy unuerstoed.
V? IM. niAfltrlanf line nJ.I.l . .
; ;w"r''1"u,,'uw auuiuwrni uuuruerte
iT. tfuk ukatm tt ilAnnrlMnnla In II. A .. .1 .
Mrviee. about Improper political work, as
v Mw amtiiiug. 01 which mere neea ee no
niaunderstandini;. He warns them verv
WPerly "against the use of their niilclni
tmdiioea In attempts te control political
lipfiBiiU In their localities." He re-
I tiMa that the time of their elficial
r te the government's and net that of
the politicians or the parly', nnd be ex.
pressly tells them " they have no right, as
office-holders, te dictate the political action
of their parly associates or te throttle free
dom of action within party lines by
methods nnd practices which pervert evciy
useful nnd justifiable purpose of party or er or
ganlzalien. The Inlluence of federal omce emce omce
helders should net lie felt in the manipula
tion of political primary meetings and
nominating conventions. The use by these
officials of their positions te compass their
selection as delegates te political conven
tions Is Indecent and unfair, and proper re
gard for the proprieties and requirements
of official place will also prevent their as-1
sumlng the active conduct of political I
campaigns. Individual in lei est ami :ic. I
tlvity in ielitlcal affairs are by no means
condemned. Officeholders are neither dis
franchised nor forbidden the exercise of po
litical privileges, but their privileges are
net enlarged nor Is their duty te party In
creased te pernicious activity by office
holding." There Is nothing In this timely naming
against the abuse of ellicial osiUen te in
terfere, with the free rights of independent
citi7ensh!p, which the eter docs net sur
render by accepting or exercising a public
position. He can, if he is intelligent
enough te dkcharge thudutiesef his place,
easily discriminate lietneeu the preier
exercise of his political privileges and the
abuse of his office. They are entirely
separate. IlepubliciuolUce-holders mixed
them ; Democrats are expected te net de
se.
MlssCt,KVi:i.ANi thinks tbata neiv edi
torial broom ought te Hweep ery clean.
Net oiten Is this compliment etven te lcg lcg
iilallve representatives : Tlie Deniecrata of
OrangennU King (ieorge i-oiintie, An., have
elected congressional delegates uiianliueuslv'
In favor or the renomln.itlen of the Hen. Jehn
S. Barbour, Uesplte his published declination
just before his departure for Kurope.
Leuis Etikjk Kkmwti: Salomen has
been re-elcctsd president or Haytl. This Is
what it Is te have a xlyvllabie name.
Tin: 'ew Orleans .Statci has net much
faith In the preievt of the Fiilversltvui le.,..
ylVBtila in establishing a department of
juuriiaiisiij. me paper say It Hheuld put
hoiue eiu craum newspaper editor at the head
of It who Mill tell the students that they wrlte
"slop," and sit down en their rhetorical
flight, and seud thorn out at 3 o'clock in the
mernlnic te intorview a mau who is net In
town, and raise the reef because they did net
find him, and thus will the aspiring youth
form some idea what the uewiquper business
is, and s'ay out of it. In this way the uul
versitycan accomplish houie geed ; but ir It
seriously sets te work te make uewHpaper
men out of raw material and send them out
unmuzzled en the world as editors and re.
perters, the result will be disastrous and
painful.
Dvnamite miscreants must new beware.
A new extraditien treaty between Hnglaud
and the United Mtates proMdes for their sur
render. A. I.1TTI.K thing llke a killing does net
cause much fuss In Seuth C.imlhiM nn
Monday, July 5, Miss Kiniua Connelly
nnineu iuiu iiunier s cuapei cnurch, Isarn
well county, whlle the .Sunday Echoel v.a.
In session, with a cocked pistol In her hand,
and passing into a iew behind Jehn A.
Steodley she lired her pistol into Steedley's
back. Steodley fellat the deer of tlie church,
Just outside, and died In about threeiiiliiutes.
Miss Connelly hurreudered herseir. Her
only oxcuse was certaln defamatory reiierLs
tiituiuuu uy .Tiaouiey aueui ner aim hexcral
leiiurn nuurusseu 10 ner and her brother by
him. The tiial resulted in hnr ui'miitiM
The next jeung woman will feci justiiied In
Killing cer enemy m cnurch.
Jehn Ci:ssna says the Demccrats iiaMi no
strong candldate for governor. Let Jehn
Keep his shirt en and jiessass ills heul in pa pa
tience. Thunext governor of I'eniisylvauia
will bonamed en August K
I.v this vacation ieried, it is net iniiroier
te consider educational matteis, en the prin
ciple that in tlme of peace It Is prudent te
prepare for war. It is pleasing te nete that
Mr. Leverctt SallensUill has liad the courage
te raise his veice against the luxurious habits
or the students at the bij; American colleges.
Referring te Harvard college, at the annual
dinner of the alumni ui that institution, he
said that the inlluence of I'xiicnklvei.inliviL'O.
dress, entertainments and furniture was dis
ceuraging te higli scholarship ; and he inti
mated that these inlluences in Harvard
deterred the sous el men of small Incomes
from going te Harvard. The ellect of this tee
general luxury among the students efany
college must be discouraging. Yeung men
of small means, who must work hard te get
through the collcge courFe and who must
"eat the bread of carelulmrss," caunet enter
an institution whero costly clubs and iixpen.
slve habits of living are the rule, Thore is a
vast amount or truth in the criticism.
Thk llepuulicans are whining because the
Democrats are ceIiiLf tn iihii i.iimn nr n.n 1.1..
surplus in the reduction of the national debt.
i.vi iue fju"u" jaues wince !
I'ltouiniTieN has scored a victory in At
lanta, Oeerclj. Tlie law runiilrim. n.ni ....
saloel less than a quart or liquor be in ado
was ueiug ueugcu ny the K4le of liquor bv
the quart and rurulslilng glasses Uiat it
might be divided up and drunk at the bv,
This has been decided te be it sale by retall,
and thore is mourning among Atlanta's ca-loen-koepers.
The end, howeor, is net yet
Fer the Atlanta brewing company, with a
plant off 150,000, wiilargue borero the courts
that te step their business is a virtual confis
cation or this large property, in this miKa miKa
tlen the whoie quostlen of the constitution
ality or the local option act will ceme up.
PERSONAL
Miu J. T. TitewnniiKiK is alover or tri
cycliug. Bi.ai.ni5 is reported te have realked flKO,.
000 from ids literary work. '
I'evvnKitiA is at Atlantic Uily. He is net
at all talkative, but Is sick and tired of poll-
J ''kaii.i:v, or Pittsburg, Is mentioned
by VVesterii Doinecrats mr the tuburuaterlal
nomination.
Statk Sk.vatek Kua.mc li. Bul-nmhi, of
Berks county, will net oi.jkise Knnoiitreut
for Cougres.
Hk.vateh CJamkhen and Cen. Simen Cam Cam
eeon are in Philadelphia attending the din
nor of the Farmer's club te-day.
Mil. l'VKlsmauagore! a IJIble publlslilnir
house In St. Leuis. It is easy new te trace
the origin of the expression, "Uoed us l'ye."
1'aul JJaynk ouce described it cycleins
which he viowed from the winnows of ids
enar)0' a " the tiutraurlated blasphemies or
Mils. W. Oi.auki:, the eldest resident or
Oswego county, N. Y., aud, it is lhmiKht, or
the state, died ou Tuesday. Her reimted aite
was one huiidred and fourteen years
Mns. O. K. Aiifwnn.se.v, etherwlMi Catha
rine Lewls, the actress, has been Krauted an
absolute divorce rrem her liusbund, Oscar ll
Arrwodseu. The custody or a daughter K
years old Is docreed te the mother.
iJNi!iXWKU'' the murderer et Prellor.whe is
l?nl,0SUK.e,.illK(' I'01"8 August-;, lias
ht5!teylesth0,' b0 i, for he siu
hs two chances et escape by appeal te the
my eoantrvwemSTind uy 1 Ur'a VUceuntr
women and make my telk'very.'mme aS
earnest and sincere. I shall Igwre ille B?t
crUes altogelher." It weuluV wJl ilf" the
critics were equally kind. " WB
TatS COMTK AND COMTTSSJB PK 1'AltlsbetU
had nnd have strong family Instincts. He
took nfter his mnther In hlslove for study,
and she niter the Bourbons of Spain nnd Na
ples in her lev out hunting mid sheeting. She
showed herelf equal te breaking skittish
colts, te driving lour-In hand, or se tiring out
three or four horses nt a chasu. She dressed
In n neat masculine style, were stand-up col cel
lars, soft fell hats without fe Utters, and pre
ferred water proofs te luxurious mantles
wnen urivmg nor team or ponies In bad
weather.
Bishop Tenia:, whom 1 remember usa
bright-eyed Imy, was enui jeuriievlng en
horseback ever ncordurey nuil vvlieu he met
a settler whose heavily leaded team was
shipwrecked in tlie mud. In a minute he
was oil his herav, had put his stout shoulder
te the half-burled wheel, and sent the horses
en their way rejoicing. The irratilied owner
et tlie establishment looked nt his black
coated rescuer curiously and said: "Who
tie you, anyhow-" "I'm a bishop of the
chuich," said "Dan," the prelate, once mere
his dlgullled salt. "Waal," replied the in
live, "I don't knew what a bishop lie, but I
knew you're a d d geed lellnw. Let's
havosemelhln' out of the Initie." lTr .1
jiemfcnce JVitliiilcljititti .v.-enf.
I'ni.siiiK.M- T i.un one day Joked Mr.
Wise alieiit his little jone-horso carriage,
which the president styled "a endlo-bex en
wheels" te which tlie representative from
the Accoume district retorted by telling Mr.
Tyler that he had Ken riding ler a month in
a eceml.haiid carriage purchased at the sale
or the etlecls or Mr. I'.mUUni,', the secretary
ei the navy under Mr. an Bureii, and hav
lug the I'dulding coat of arms emblaeued en
the deer panels. The president laughed at
the sally, and gave orders te have the armo
rial bearincs of the l'auldluirs nainted ever.
Economy aNu prompted the purchase or seme
partly worn suits et Uvery at the sale or the
effects or a lereigu minister, and these were
afterward worn by the colored waiters at
state dinners.
THK TU ttUMtKltl.AMI.I,
TIlullKllls l'rnntpl.l l.j thn llerrllt Velnttilc
Krupltiiti hi rn calami.
Frem the New Yerk Tilbiine.
TheSeutheru YeuderlHiid Is situated in Mew
Zealand, w here the late tremendous cenv ul ul
slens have occurred. Tlie Northern Wonder
land is our own Yellowstone National park.
The likenesses lstv eon thc-e larseparaleil re
gions consist chielly in the survival, nt both
places or volcanic aud goyserile activities or
a variety and extent te be found new here
else en the glebe It has been bolievod by
most modem geologists that the remarkable
phenomena relerred te are only, se te speak,
the dying efforts or natural forces which ill
geologically recent times produced the most
prodigious physical changes, The recent cat
aclysmal outbreak In New Ztulaml seems te
indicate that the decline of row or in the-e
natural forces may be prematurely assumed :
or that there still remains enough deep-sealed
heat te create profound disturbances if
sudden chemical proe -ses are set up, as by
the irruption or a great body or cold water.
The rc3emblHUC3 in the phenomena or the
Souther.i ami Northern Wonderlands natur
ally suggests the inquiry whether any such
convulsion as New .e-daud has lust experi
enced is liable te occur in the Yellow stone
park.
The presumption is against such a contin
gency. Although the National park abounds
with palpable ev idences or the activity or vol
canic lerces the general formation of the
region does net support the view that they
are very formidable or extensiv e. Time wa's
when the highest peaks or the Yellow stoue
valley were under water. Later, enormous
icebergs ileated in the deep basin, carrying
their doiesiLs te trace them by subsequently,
ttlacierseroded the hills aud scoeimd out the
gorges. During the high water period
subaqueeus volcanoes leriiied lissures lu the
bottom masses or igneous rocks. I en them
sedimentary depesl's were superposed.
When the watersdraliied oil the volcanic nnd
geysorite activity continued, aud twrhaps for
a time Increased. In the Yellowstone
park there are hills many hundreds
of feet lu height which " have leeu
formed entirely by goyserite deposits. Tliese
may iudlcate thoage or the het springs, or
they may show that their activity was for
merly much greater than new. Tliere is,
however, abuudant evidence of the presence
or Humorous thickness or traeliytie and
granitic rocks in the immedlatu vicinity el
the greatest volcanic activity, and the pro pre pro
sumptien must be that ter the most uirt the
origin of the latter is deep-seated. .Ne doubt
if any considerable body of water could
make its way te the central scat el the lires, a
great disturbance of the surface would lie
llable te result, but as thore is no larger body
erwater in tlie neighborhood (Yellowstone
Lakonetausworiug te that description), the
probability of such an ec iirreucu may be
thought small.
The fact that the National lurk embraces
the greatest water-divide en tlie continent,
including the sources of the .Missouri en the
one hand and tlie.se of the Columbia en tlie
ether, lends additional interest te speculations
of this kind. We may amuse ourselves by
wondering what effect, if any, upon these
great rivers or their tributaries, such a
shaking up of the Yellowstone basin as the
North Island el New Zealand has mst sus
talned, would, could or might produce, or
course, the probability is that nothing of
the kind will take place. In New Zealand,
though the same theory of declining forces
was applied te the evidence of volcanic
activity, the proximity of the tea ou either
hand lurnished ait olement of danger
which does net exist in the National jiark.
Still the obvious connection between gey gey gey
sorieo action and surface water, whether
streams or lakes, is se direct that, lonsldering
hew much surfai e water thore is in the A al
low stnne jwrk, It may be thought that the
materials far a very pretty disturbance eIst
there. Judging from tlie past, however, tlie
prevailing geological conclusion may be
trusted, and the traveler may v isit the North
ern Wenderland, and see there ten thuusand
geysers and het and mud springs, aud the
most exquisitely beautltul calcareous and
silicieus deposits, and the most inconceivable
vagaries or nature in the line or geological
formations, without troubling hlmsell about
the bare chance that the subterranean forces
at work may develop iresh onergy en a sud
den, and emulate New Zealand by another
emission of Igiioeus rocks aud ether crude
glebo matter.
HAHiiittOTuy UKAii im.ii a.
Ilun The; Trap anil Mulct the I'nirary Mranger
In Hid Capital.
"1 have just roturued from a trip te Wash
ington. I have lest nearly all et my cenil.
deuce in human nnturn. i uii.iii nmi.i ...
place as much as ioslble in the fiiture.''
The seaker was the agent el a large mauu-
.....iuin.Kiiuu.su in mis city, and whonevor
the tarill linkers get te work in Congress he
Is sent te Washington te leek after the inter
ests of his linn.
"I have had considerable experience in
Washington," he ;contlnued, "but my last
trip beats anything I have ever seeu. I did
net knew that there were se many tram
and dead beats In the country. I had scarcely
finished registering at WUlard's when a man
in the last stages or Intoxication rolled up
against me and ulaimed my acquaintance.
He was se changed that 1 did net at lirst roe ree roe
egulzo him. Ills face was bleated, his eyes
bleed-shot, his clothing dirty and everything
about hlui stamped him as a drunken set I
recognized liltn as a mau I had met a few
years age a young man of premise then, but
wit h tee great a loudness for Washington
whisky and gambling. I gave him a dollar
and liurrled upstairs te my room. I had
been there hair an hour when there was a
knock ou my deer, and in resiiouse te mv
summons a decently dressed man walked in.
I did net knew him from Adam. He aiiolo aiielo aiiole
gled for disturbing me at that hour-it was
alter 1 1-aiid said that he had met me with
Cel. honud-se the last time 1 was in town
He saw my name ou tlie register down stairs
and thought he would iSl! and pay his
respects. Curious te learn w by he waiited te
pay his respects te a comparative stranger I
1 .1 "r0,t'ollew y lrst impulseand kick him
out of the room. Alter making n tow per
liltiftnrv hint rUn.i.n..i ..i... TV , w",.l .
: ' f 'iw niruut nuuiin hi ew Yerk.
he cauie te the main point. Ah 1 might hav e
known II wan inr...,.., i. - - , -"
....... " " "jr ou wuiiuxi, i lerget
Just hew he worded his request, but his em.
harniHsi.iuiit wl,l..l. I i.it. ." . ."" "'"
"i "... . uuiiuvu no saiu vvas
toiniierary. vvas caused by the failure of the
malts te bring an expected remlttaiice.
Tiventy.flve dollars would help him out
H s maiiuer was erfcctly cool, ami one
111 L- It liavn riul....l II. ..I f 1....1 '.',. . .."
till nt.lllu fui'nr f Iril.l I.I... I .. .
- ...... aH,u.. .,, nun, iiiMvuver, 111,11
I was short or funds, and that I kept all mv
mnmtv In '..w Vn.L. 11 '... . . J.
..-,,.., ..w,, u,,, 44u iiiiivii iiisnaiiii
and said 'Oh, It'sol'ne consciiueiico.'
uumjeiiiiui nuruucoiipieoi uays age
I fnilll.l (..Irnfl ,,n ..... I...... .1.1 .r.7.
... ..,..,. ,, ,.,u Hum nun man ier rs.
1 lit MMl.l In tl linln lltnl 1... ....! l.tl. .
--- . . ... .. ..wiu ittn, nu until H dm )r
tuniltiire, and he should take It us a favor If
1 WOUllI tukn .... II.,. .I-..I1 1 -ll .... .
., .. r ... ' "'" limnu IlllllW I11I11 10
nav for It l.v .... UAK..i.... i. ....... . . .:
te reilllnr l.m I.. l... r r .....7 i . .
like him. 'I hey dress pretty wolf, and the
majority or them have seen belter duya. It
U wonderful hew quickly thev snot a
S2?S h'Sy.ft "iSfi .-Tn3c-a
, ... ,uViugnin iu your way and
begin conversation nt the slightest provo
cation. They have many Ingenious way-,
and have i educed the art e( diMdU'nt
Istu down te a science. They could give
the most expcilenctsl bunce man points
ir I was asked eiusi 1 wns nskisl lllty times
Ter a temporary lean,' and w lint's mere te
marknble, none et the amounts requeslisl,
wmi inn evce piien i.eieu. em-ihhusi no.
What makes these Washiiiglen divul IkhIs
mere dangerous Is their frequent disguises.
Their former jswltlen 111 many cases gives
them a sett of held ou members and senators
and they -ire received In places w here the
professional swindler would net date show
ids face. Senater Smith may Introduce you
te one of these persons without thinking e(
or really knew lug his true character, aud be
lore you have been in conversation long he
will strike) ou for a lean. Hlssterv is always
plausible, and meeting hlui its you de you
generally mine down. 1 have paid for my
oxerience."
llnElMi I'rrlltpK lu Ferilun liir
1'ieui the Ucntli'iiinn's .Vtugatlim
Our languigu Is iietliiug ir net irregular
and receptive. It takes words Irem all qiur
ters nnd ineoriHirntes them Inte Itself with a
result w hlch is in most cases most Kmelldal.
1 have recently Joined In the pretest uttered
by Mr. V. Harrison against these who would
(Utility nnd degrade It by mixing with writ
ten and (qmkeu Kuglisli eery form of foreign
orthography se far as regards proper names,
1 veiHiiru te append te this a second pretest
against the matter In wliich we speak et living
loreigners. lu tills as iu ether matters the
Kreuch are logical. If I visit l'arls 1 am in
troduced bv the rreiichniau te his friends as
"Monsieur I rban.-' A Swiss, a Spaniard, a
Turk, i. Kussiau, an Asiatic, a negre even, is
similarly treated. Monsieur is the generic
term of courteous address or description.
With our assumed cosmopolitanism w e try
te be iolyglei, aud w egive a man, when ies.
sible, the preli common In his nation. It is
"Monsieur A.," "Herr Ik," "Slgtier C,"
"Soner t) "' This is all very well se far as It
gees; but all languages even In their alpha
bets are net known te u?. lu the cae or n
Dutchman a row may buabletesay Mynheer.
Hew about a Dane, however, l'ele, a Ser
vian, n Buss, n Turk" Ith a ridiculous as
sumption of geographical knowledge, the re
sidents en the banks of the Danube are pro
bably classified as Herman. With the Buss,
or the Turk, or the ( reek, we arts however,
absolutely nt fault, nnd w e probably rail back,
net upon our own language, but upon the
French. Te us the foreigner who has no
ether handle is monsieur. It would surely
be tnore convenient, mero expedient, easier,
and less pedantic te call every stranger Mr.,
as w e call ourselves. I am net very sanguine
that this plan will be adopted, but 1 am at
least commit te jKiint out the absurdity of
which we are guilty, leaving te time "and
aud some better advocate the task of reform.
Te titeak up celilsatul 'evrrs, use enrlv Hr
l'leixe s Kftnict et smart-Wetsl. Vl.lliAw
l'n you nsk me ler my scciet
V hy my teeth are pearly whlle
Why my breath Is ever fragrant t
And my gums are rosy bright
Sly secret's oft been told before
L'e Stlillle.NT, And nothing uien.
Jyli-Tu.lh.s.tw
lr is well knenn that the inhabitant el many
E istern nations shield themselves tiualiist In
lectleus disorders by wealing Aromatic (., urn
en the pit of the stomach. Their tn-.llnil.-i an
rlht, ter stieng pennaneut odors are untage
nistlc te the living germs which caue dlsca-e.
1'er this renen Allctxik's Pereus Plasters, being
rompe-cd et frsgnint aromatic gum, nre the
best safeguard te wear en the pit of the stom
ach In Cholera time, cr In localities where -ewer
g.is and malaria nre I en ml. They net only pre
vent Infection, but will euro diarrh.i'a, dysen
tur'i cholera aud bowel cemphuut.
lkiby Is teething. Hardly knew it using l)n
lLvnu'sleethlug Letien. I'rlte, 25 cents.
Thousands or babies arc wasted aud haggard
from dlarrhe.e. Ha. lUsu's Uiarrhiea Mixture
lines without drying thu bowels. Prlci;, 3
tents. jvl-lmil.tw
HVr.OIAL XOTIVKH.
UATAItlill CtJIthl), health and sweet breath
seemed, hyshlleh's Catarrh Kumi-ily, Price 50
cents. -Vasal Injector tree. Ker sale by II. 11,
Cechnin, Druggist, Ne. Iii North Uutsm stn-et.
A Iteinarkaljle UiiimI Alan
Is he w he attends te the comlert of his family
and will net let his little ones stirrer Hlthntrec Hlthntrec
tleu of thu Tkre-it and Lungs, whereby their
lives uiav be endangered, but w he sheuht at all
times give them that sovereign n-medy, hemp's
Il.d9.1m. Price .'! cents audjl Tnnl nie free
orsaleby 11. 11. Cochran, ilrut'tflat. U7 North
Queen street. (l)
WILL .OU SL'rtKIt with Ilyspepsla and
Liver Complaint T billion's V Hal tier 1 guiimn'
teed te cure you. Fer sale by 11. 15. Cochran.
Druggist, Ne. 137 N'eith gueeu street.
Ilucklen's Arelr.i silie.
The Uest Salve In the world for Cuts, llmlses.
Seres, Ulcers, suit lthuum, l-ever Seres, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, corns, and all Skin
Kruptlnns, and H,ittvely cures Piles, or no pay
required. It Is guaranteed te give perfect satis satis
fictien, or money relunded. Prlce tents per
box. rer sale by II. 11. Coin ran, !niirglst,137
and 13J North Uueeu Btreet. lincesier, l'a.
lUniiKLies I.ivkk 1'kllkts for sick headache
erp Id liver, biliousness and indigestion. Small
nud easy te swallow. One pill it dose. Price, 'Sic.
lly all druggists. teiivJiudTu.'Ih.S
SHI LOU'S ClTltK will 1 in im illatelT Tiilflve
Croup, Whooping Couch and llmnchltls. Ker
sale by II. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North
Queen street.
Caution.
We would caution the Public te beware ei
Dealers nilerlng Kemp's Hal sain at less th.ui the
regular Price, tecntsandll.us ellentlmes Iml Iml
tatleus orluferterartlclesaresnlilasthiigeuulno
In order te cnnhle them te hell cheaply. H. i
Cochran, druggist. Ne. 137 North Queen street Is
euragent for Lanc-oster, Bauiple bottle given
toyeur. el3-lwd4w
aitlLOH'SCOUOIlnnd Consumption Cure Is
sold by us en a guarantee. It cures Consump
tion, rorsale by It. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne.
li) North Queen street. h
KIDNKV TltOUlII.llS.
A Cem) of Slany Yean btanillng c'urisl Wltli
blx ltutlles. In a Mail 1)0 Venn nt Age.
ALLKntewx, l'a., Mays, lss5.
Dandklieh IIittkiu Ce. Gents I had been
troubled with my kidneys foranumberef years,
used almost everything without much benefit
until 1 tried Dandelion Hitlers. 1 used six het.
ties and am pteasud te say t am entirely rhl or
the kidney trouble, besides lny system being
toned up se that 1 feel llke u dltierent person. I
cheerfully recemmend the sumo te all Mulcted.
tn this way. J ACOll MUSCII L1TZ.
lebn-JtndTu.Tb.S
Oued ltesults In Kverj Cese.
D. A. Ilradferd, wholesale paperdealcrefCh.it
.noeifu. Tenti.. wrlles that hu was t...riMn..i
tanoega, Tenii., writes that
ulllicted with a severe cold that settled en his
lungs ; had tried many rumedlef w Itheut bvnem
lWiuglndnced tetry Dr King's New Discovery
for Consumption, did sound was entirely cured
by useef u fuw bottles. Mncuwhlch tlmuhehas
used It In his family for all Coughs and Colds
with best results, 'lhls Isthouxpenenceofthou
sands whose llves have been saved by this W on en
derful DUcovery. Trial lieltles fiee at II. ll
Cochrun's Dnig Stere, Nes. 137 and lxj North
Qucun stnsjt, Umcastur, l'a: (jj
Fer Hay Fever.
"Give Ely's Cniaui Ilalm a trial. This Justly
Celebrated remedy for thn cure of cahirrb, hay
fever, cold In the heud, Ac, can be obtained et
any tenuublu druggist, and muy be relied upon
as a safe and nlcusuiii remedy ler the above com
plaints and will give linmedlate relief. It Is net
a liquid, snurrer powder, has no otrenslvo oiler
andean he used many time with geed results
as thousands can testily, among thum oeuiooi
the attaches or this olllce." jir of the Timet.
Vllllf'Sl IKS.! 1 K. -.. ...
J I --" J3-iVilUUUaW
CltOtll', WIIOOI'INU C'OUOH and Ilrenchltls
lmmedlutely relieved by bhllnh s euro. Fer sale
by II. 11. C'euhrun, Druggist, Ne. 1X1 North Queen
street.
The Kicllemeiit Net Uver.
The rush at II. II. Cochran, druggist. Ne. 137
North Queen stieet, still continues en account
of persons nllllcted with Cough, Colds, Asthma.
Ilrenchltls and Consumption, te procure u het tle
of Kemp's Italsam for the Threat and Lungs,
which Is sold en a guurantne and tsglvlngc mire
sstlsluetlen. It u a Htundunl family remedy,
l'l leu W cents ami 11. Trial titeree. el.V-lwdAw
Ker lame back, sliloer chest, use Hhlleh's Por Per Por
eus Plaster. I'ricaSScenu. iorsulebyIl.il.
Cochrun, Druggist, Ne. 13U North Queen stiiet,
J UbT Ah (10O1).
Don't allow anyone te make you bellevnunv
ether remedy Is Just iw gis.d for sick heu.luche
ir.., r" "V.?''""-"''.11 '"'I'rlPtlen, fur It Is net
true. 1 lils Is the only remedy In the w erhl that
lu-UUlValtSlrtS."' lha UU0U8 "" Ur'VtsU
An 1'ihI tu Hene hcntplOE.
l.ilurrt,il UI,..ni...-. ..- .... m
ii i ;.... 7 J . t ""'" " iianisuurg, ill., saysi
Vlltliir- f i "i. I'1'.,", "VueU f"'tlrc,, lilccfrte
llcinrniJii 'lave htld a running sero en nir
luvntn i.?.v"i!iri" ' '"V doctors told me I weuli
lwi0iJSIvJ,ih?er,B.c,al"n"',eKaiiipiilaUHl.
Im?11' thr.'., '"'"a of Klectrle llltters
mv i5T. n08 "'"""en's Andca Balve, ana
my leg Is new sound and well."
sn.1 iilfiStf1.1 re" or? "old at nf'" cenJ a bottle.
Queen street, lanctuter, fa. (jj
,iiMii(,Mr,
A YKIt'S UA1II It. OIL
PERFECT HAIR
Indicates a nntiirnl ami healthy mmlltlen et
tint scalp, niul of the glands through which ueur
tshiuciit l ehtatm il. V lien. In leen.iiMiine et
age una aiica'c. the hair becomes weak, thin,
and gray. Aei llnlrV Iger will slri'iiglhcn It,
restore Us mlislniil eolel, proinete Its mplil mill
Mgenuisiiiiin ih, tuiil Imp. ill te II the lutie and
livsbticss or veiilh.
1 Iiimi iie.l A) it's II dr V lirer ler along time,
anil nm remliueil of lis value V4 hen I ns 17
jiret aue my hilr begun Vitm" ni I com
menced uMng the Viger imir w w suiiiindnl
ll.l L.IMIll l.ll.'l l II ltl11lll.'l.l II HO! i.ntv II
Metvil Hie color te my hilr, but e stliiinluteil
Its git. iv Ih that IhaveneM mi.ii'ltiti than Oct
beleie ) VV I dwnril, CelilM uler, Miss
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR.
tiilil I.) all liMgl-ts mid l'crluiners.
Ir vel akk si iri-nts.: fiem debility nnd less et
npiH'lltii i It j.mii stenmi ti Is out et Older or
your mliul centu-eil lake Aers SMirsapii
rllln. This nipillcliin will M sleie phssli at lerisi
ami elasticity te the system iihui- surely and
slu'eilUj thin auv Ionic vet illsveveieil
ler six month I sml.'n.t (um Iivei ami
stomach tmiiltles My UhhI did net neuitsli tue
unit 1 became weak nml vely nnuh i ma. I.ited
1 took sl liottleser Asel'sSarsaimillln unit wius
tiiitsl .1 lillns VI. I'liliner, Spilnctletil. M u
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
riepaixsl by Dr .1.0. Aver A Ce., I.enill. VI i
tsild by dntgglsts. Price fl t slv bottle-, f .
Jul)t-I5
E
XHAUSTKD VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
TUKSCIKNCKtir L1KK. the great Medlcid
Werk of the age en Manlussl, Nervous and
Physical Debility, l'remituie Decline, hrrorsef
letith, and thu untold miseries consequent
thereon. 3tlp-fies vie. lVprvscrlptlens for nil
diseases, tlelh. full gilt, only i.m, by mall,
sealed. Illustrative sample tree te all ettng and
tutddte-iigisl men for the in t 'HI days. Address
Dlt. VV. II. l'AUKKU, I llultluch Mieet. llosten,
Mess. myl7 lycislAw
a i?teh AiiLeriii'iisrAii., consult
DR. LOBB,
JilNOUTlI m'TKENTIl STUKET, (Ikilew Cal-
lewhUl Street, Philadelphia.)
SO YK.MtS' EX PEUIE.NCK. Utinrnnteed te cure
the nllllcted and unfortunate with Purely V ego ege ege
table Medicines. Heek en sttcckd dfsuases Insi ;
send for it. Advice fns) nnd strictly confiden
tial. Oitlce hours, 11 a. m, te i p. in ,7 p. in. te 10
p.m. Treatment by Mull. uildydAw
cr,tjrni.
w
ILl.IAMSON A bOSTKlt.
32 TO 38
East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
MASTER THE SCIENCE
OK-
ECONOMY.
It t.iktt lenjt-T te learn economy than many
ether tir.uichcis) et stuil , aud h.ul e jUl mere
aiteiitlen tecL-iiiumi) tn buytnix, tu t-heuld net
bau been lull with a l.nrtu surelu a tuck lh.it
Must Be Sold.
MARK THESE BARGAINS :
Children's Ail-Weel Sailor bulls f'JO
Children's Norfolk Suits $3(i
Children's bhert l'ants 4uc., Mi, ;sc , 11 no
Children's Mdrt Waists 1.1c., 2 , Seu , Mm
Ikiys' bchoelbnlt-s. Leng Pants fj:i
Heys' Scheel Check buits. Leng rants . ..ilui
Men's fcceteh Cheviot bults lie
Men's All Weel C'.isslmere Suits .. . 10tm
Men' Ail-Weel Odd l'ants liW.tnd kj
FURNISHINGS.
Gent's liatie bhlrts, long und sheit bit eves ltk
Men's bilk Neckwear, Pulls and Tecks 10c
Men'H Heavy Laced Frent Working bhlits J.V;
3Ien'sauspendurs Inc. and l.'sj
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ijullcs' Grain Walking bhees 1.10
laidles' Grain Luce bbecs $1.10
Uent's tiossamurlkdmemls, Krench Tee. ii.KJ
Tourists' Canvas Shoes ll.eu
HATS AND CAPS.
Ueut's Japan Mackinaw btnivv Huts, Hound and
lr'lul Crown, W Cents.
Men's llread llriiu Kveryduybtraw llats.K cuts.
& Fester,
32, 34, 36 & 38 E. King St.,
LANCASTEK, 1'A.
-Htore clese every evening at ti o'clock, ex
cept Satunluy's.
CAUHIAUKH.
CTANDARD OAKH1AOK WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CAEBIA6E BUIIDER
Market Btroet,
Rear of PoateCQoo, Loineaator, Fa.
My stock comprises n large variety of the
Latest btyle buggies, l'h.utens, Carriages, Mar
ket and Uuslness Wugnns, which 1 eircr at the
very lowest figures aud en thu most reasonable
terms.
1 Calf swlMa! fltfjtntfnn InA few nf lnV OWIt dO.
signs, oneof which Is the KDUKULKi CLOSED
rilYSlClAN COUl'K. which Is decidedly the
neatest, lightest and most complete l'hyslclan'a
Carrlage In thu country.
Tenens wUhlng te bny a geed, honest and
substantial artlcle, should bear In mind that
they tuke no risk In buying uiy work. Every
Carrlage turned out in olghteen years ngoed
one that Is the kind of guarantee 1 have te eiler
the public. All work fully warranted. 1'loaae
Klve me a cell.
KKfAllilNO l'KOMl'TLY ATTKNOKD TO.
One set of workmen especially employed ler
that purpose
iikiTk uashkiInne TdvanekTn
Ludles' und (ient's Kiirnlshlng (JchkIs this
season, HUT. V DECLINE. We buy our goods
as we need them, having no room te store up
and get stele stock. Our profits uie small and
receive goods elten, und our customers are
always benctltted tn a declining market, as has
been the case this season especially, rieiue cell
and ojtamlue our staple goods and save money,
AT IIEUHTOLU'B,
Ne. A3 North Queen street.
JVStore open Saturday nlgbu until U o'clock.
WiUiamsen
utcr (I
TTAtlKK A llllOTIIi:!',
White Groeds for
n:i:yrii Y.iA'zoer.
kxgusii XAiyy.oeK,
I.MHA Ufl.L,
Embroideries and Laces !
IS! KMIIKOIDKKIKS, t'lnumlug mid (lv until le luitteh. N AI.S.OOK KMllltOI
DKItlhs, tleuuiliigundOteiull In iiinlch. CAVIIIKll I. M llltul IIKItlKS, tlivss Mnterlal te
luatih. COl.tlUED EMIIUOIDEKIKS, Dues Mateilulteiuatch. KM MltdlllKUIKS, UOIIK.S
KSCI Itl.VL 1..M K8MUTINII, llhtck ami Kun. Ulill't ItK LACK KI.OUNC1NU, lllack
and Kim. K(.V PI'lAN' LACK SMItll NU, Hhltiinud Cteaiit IKIV. 1'TIAN LACK FLOUNC
1MI!, While and lie.nn. 11EADKD 1'llON'I'S.t.OUDKII I'lQltK, U HSMUSIilN, t-HKNCII
LAW N, t. AMIIlt US AND SATEENS
HAGER & BROTHER,
Nes. 25 aud 27 West Kiiig Strcut, Laucaster, Pa.
IM
KT.UKH A ;HAIHIHMAN.
Metzger &
Have the
MAUMIE1 SHIRT
That has ever been Beld for the money ; equal te many
new sold at 75 cents. Sizes, 12 te 17.
METZGER &
Ne. 43 West King Street, Between the Ooepor Heuso
and Serrel Herso Hetel, Lancaster, Pa.
N
KXT DOOK TO THK COURT IlOUMr.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Whlte aoeUa, Lncea nuil Hmbrolderloa. Wftlte Embroltleroil Hobea, 82.60
up. Sttuimer Umlorweitr, all ekes.
Slimmer Hosiery Summer Gloves,
Lurge Stock of theso aoedo new In Htore, mid till Murked nt Qulek
Seiling Prioeo.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NHXT DOOR TO THU COURT HOUSH. LANCASTER, PENNA.
WALL 1-AfKU.
"pUAKliSW. KilY.
DON'l' MISS '1IIIS (PI'OKTt!NI-l
lO UUV L1IKAI'
Window Screens,
ou will never buubleteget them se Ien ugaln
iJ Inches hl'b, X! inches wide, ter i" cents,
l'laln berteiis, ether slz.es, In proportion. We
have sold bundled, nnd It Is surprising ihe
.luantlty we hive pul out this summer.
WALL PAPERS,
4c, 5c, Gc and 7e.
bllADKS Uest spring Kellcr, ready le hnng
; cents.
PHARESVV. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
AKT WAIA. I'Al'KH HTOKK.
Art Wall Paper Stere,
NO. ISl N0IIT1I qUEEN STKELT,
LANCAS.TK11, 1'A.
Anether large let of U1LT I'APKUS Jttstar.
lived will bu sold cheap. Cidl curly and leek at
them and get prices, will net keep them long,
ler thn prim will sell them.
Window Shades made ready te hang. Plain
Shade Cleth all colors. Window Shades made
and hung promptly. Lute Curtains, Veles,
Chains, Heeks, etc.
-.Ne treublu te show goods.
ALFRED SIEBER,
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTKIt. 1'A.
HIGH GKADK COFKKES.
t'inii old Unvernment Java and Mecha
Cedecs, thebestin thomnrkeL Our Jimi Wen.
dea Coireespeuks for Itself i rich and rmgrunt,
Vxi. pur pound. Very flne l'litntallen itle
Cedecs, our best only aue. per pound; one very
epularut I5c We wunt you tecull and try our
I2K0. Coiree. The excellent quality of our
Coffees nnd llnu Teas Is making friends fast and
nnu. Our dally sales show a steady lncreuse.
Kresh iteasted overy day. A full line of fancy
Groceries. 1'Iease give ug a trial eritur.
OKO. WlANT,
augX-lvO Ne. IIS West King Street.
, T UUKHIC'S.
-Our steiu will close ut ll p. in., during the
summer months, with thu exception el Sat
urdays, when we ilose ut lu p. ui.
PICNIC PLATES
-AND-
PICNIC GROCERIES
-AT-
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCABTJClt, 1-A.
f Ker Sale A GOOD bAt'K. 1'rlce, H5.ua.
Cl'AHKlilNtl WINKS.
OUlt OWN HltANIJ I
Special Great Western Wine.
The finest and l'nrest American Wine In the
llarket. At
REKJAnTfl OLD WIHH STORE.
(HUM.
Summer Wear !
ncreuiA la wxs,
CIIIH'lt ,AL"A)Uh',
ceh'in:n I'luin-'
n.Ain ssIh-jW.
Haughman
Best 50 Cent
HAUGMAN,
IIOTKI.lt.
A TIi.VNTlO 11TY.
THK OLD KbTAllLlSHKD
Chester County Meuse,
Centrally Iwilisl, (.enveulenl, very near the
S. om(eriublo lu uvcry way, und home-like.
Vl" J 1 fill,
J. KEIM it SONS.
titaya'.'uut
riAl'K MAV. "
THE STOCKTON.
CAl'K MAV, N. .1.
liitt finest 1h aehen the CeilsI. The l.aigct
uml ilesl Kleunt s.iisldn Hetel In the erld
-ert;.s.H. junk se -6a
IIK.VIti CI.AIIt, Prep'r.
Late of the l.r.uul Union Hetel, haniuwea
Springs- JtinuUCwtf
e
l'KN Alib'Uli: YKAIC
(t
TfD MANSION,"
ATLVNTICC'ITV. N..I.
Thn largest and ineit prominently located
Hetel Klegunlly funitshed und liberally man
aged. Thnieughty llghlisl, drulued and vun
tlluted. Open ull thu year.
CHARLES McQLADE.
WHreiiliy's. Oichastra.
Ju7-3ind
ASlIIiANI) HOHHK, ATLANTIC CITY,
reeiHins JULV 1st. under new manage.
inciiL Klettrlc llghls, electric bells, city water,
first il.issctilsliiu. 'terms inedcrutn. riist-cluss
baritttitchcd. 1IKNUY UAHTKU,
Jyl-lmd Lulu of Orape Hetel, luncaster, l'a.
VUATm
jy li. MARTIN,
wneLiMXLa ado m-tail dialm m
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
-Yard: Ne. 4 North Water and I'rlnce
Streets, above Lemen. Lancaster, n3-Lya
OAUMOAKDNKKa A JKFKKKIKS.
COAL DEALERS.
wX'SJ.'ln.t- ,UCn 8l"-"a''-VAniw:
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where orders will hu received for
Lumber and Ceal,
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NEW BOOKS
Aiueilurud at a llberul discount from the pub
lishers' prices.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
In Library Bets, Class Henks, llocerds, lUwards,
lllhlcs, Tvstumunls, Catechisms, etc
QUARTO BIBLES
Colliding King Jumes and the llevlsed Versions
of both Old and New Tosluiiienia in iiurullul
columns t ulse, with the two versions of the
New Testumuiit, or with the old version of thn
l.lble eiily.lu various styles of binding, at much
ion cr prices than by traveling agents.
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