SEPTEMBER 24.
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Xantefitcv intelligence.
MXOABTKK. DKPTEHUEB 24 IS8C
.v, Tie new taginmi nun.
New England corporation
has gene away leaving empty treas-
behlndhltn. Mr. Bartholemew lias
the army of New England exiles.
te take his place at the head of
,by reason of the amount of ether
iv money he has taken and the
ice of the institutions that he has
: te say nothing of the fact that his
tka cousin of Cyrus W. Field's wife.
Fkld, It Is recorded, offered, in the
1 or nis nearc, te tenu jit. xi;trui
all the money he wanted, en sufll-
collateral ; but Uartbolemew was
te take advantage of the generous
vt lack of the collateral.
has been such a run of dlsting-
and pious citizens from New En?-
of late as te make it worth while te
why it has been se. It is net hard
vaderstand why they should generally
- men of ostentatious piety, be-
that is fashionable in New Eng
and no man who did net
nd at least te be pious could get the
ice of the community ; and that is
ly needed by these who propose te
it. The very first thing the rascal
te de in New England is te join the
lurch and become,a pillar in it and the su-
tendentef its Sunday schoel: then he
i a foundation upon which he can go te
te rob the widow and the orphan
assurance of success. Yes ; it is easy
see wby the run of New England de
ters are all from the churches.
14 And they bail from New England gener-
doubtless because here is the chief
re of corporate capital. here the
is the bees are. It is net necessary
lafsr that the New Englander inclines
vkkedness mere than the average man,
;h there is a widespread suspicion of
kind. It is sufficiently taught us by
tee story of the defalcations daily greeting
US thatuenareuet te be trusted withtreas-
wUheuJUwirig watched. Ninety-nine
eat of ft hundred may stand the or-
but the failure of the hundredth
it necessary te watch the ether
.y-nine ; since you cannot tell where
black sheep is, and he is apt te be the
best looking of the let.
t m m -
?. Witt f.ellr ir...lArclwl
Si. " . uv.
; is net easy for Democrats outside the
aty-flrst congressional district te un-
i the state of feeling there which
I the congressional cenferrees te go
the district for their candidate.
i three such counties as Greene, Fay
and Westmoreland, there should surely
Democrat who would be fit te be the
IT'S representative in Congress and ac
i te the people , and there is no doubt
; there are a number of such Democrats
l the district, which Is new represented
one of the best men the sUte has in
s, who was a candidate before the
i for re-nomination. They pre-
raver, Mr. Kafferty,ef Pittsburg,
man of wealth who is largely in-
1 in real estate and in coke mining
district. If he is ambitious te renre-
i it in Congress he surely should tike
May his residence in it alongside his property
Kf naxe nimselt acceptable te its people.
VCA-J If. atanrla iliatr will l,n..n l.lm
Ike cenferrees failed te make an acceptable
tlen. And the result once mere shows
signally the cenferree system fails te
fit nominations. The candidate of
;aab county gets the delegates, who go into
conference net te de the best t'ortlie
y, but te de the best for him. The
uence tee often is disreputable
ing and unfit selections. In this dis
there is no opportunity te doubt that
Beyle should have been reneminated ;
that is the opinion of the Democrats
la as well as out the district: which was
"0t given expression simply through the
failure of the party machinery te de its
ir work.
The Stricken City.
i there ever a city stricken as Charles-
t since the burial of Pompeii ? and that
1 was mere merciful in fact than the
extended te Charleston of daily expec-
i it. Doubtless the Charlestenians
' te live in dread rather than be ever-
1 at once, as it is the irrational de-
nOC humanity te suffer lenir in fear
I taban find relief in Lethe.
'rfsten is net te be deserted while
bquake leaves any of its stones te-
Its people are rebuilding while
i quakes continue. They have gath-
UUwmnelves together out of their
and are hopeful of the future.
rasemingly believe that the Lord ere-
r One harbor te be the seat alwavs
istty. They see no reason why It
atlngulshed rather than nn v nt hn r
jm tbs eeast; and there seems te be none.
BBOCK Uiat SUbmerKCS Charleston
I te bury us even te the toot of the
nies, ana leave Its craes alen m.
MMsaMversm uie waste of waters.
If
1 1M Sana were llnally te he destroyed by I
rwBiuigui loeKiorwaratoBucliafato I
day ; but as fire te be its portion the
losers a mere enticing place et
c en the last day than the inemi-
It.Weu'd sat'sty a reasonable curiosity if
.ae:U!su could ten xs what struck
ei. The landslide tbeiry has been
H Iiii away by the continuance of the
con'
n Alary.
en the pack-
it were Hverles
red largely with the
that ttie diminished ceu.
tilts cause would arouse the
a packers te the necessity of making
ter selection of fruit, but It Is declared
that thlsseasen's packing Is as bad as last.
This season is net tee far advanced te provide
Rgalnst tliose kind et defect for this year's
crop.
Thk department rltle competitions of our
army have been completed, and the re
ports returned glve cause for congratulation
that In marksmanship nl least our skeleton
army can lead the world. The competition
was for the selection of men te cempete for
the championship at l'"ort l.eivenwerth, and
strangely enough the California team was left
far behind by the record of the Dakota regi
ments, while the latter, and the team of the
division et the Atlantic,made records el about
equal excellence.
IPVifeA for Saturday's Intklliekvckii.
II xcill be the lct paper tver printnl in this
town.
Tnn Moscow alette urges the appoint
ment et a dictatorial commission for Sofia
and makes the stinging comment that Eng
land's pretests would only be en paper. This
la an endorsement et the views of tbe
Courier ties Klats fun, a Trench journal
published lu New Yerk, vt hlch asserted that
England Is practically out or European
politics. European Indltlerence te England's
action, has heretofero been marked by an as
sumed deference that has tlattered and
blinded the English, but their eyes are being
opened and their temper amused.
IIgavek's equivocation en the liquor and
prohibition Interests are In marked contrast
with the manly and democratic stand of
Candidate Mack.
Watch for Saturday's Intklliekxckb.
II Kill be the best paper ever printed mthis
teutu
ULAINK has been the admitted boss et
Maine, for years and the figure show that It
has;net been bossed well. The Pittsburg
Ist notes that between 1HS0 and lsTO It was
the one state of the Union that decreased Its
population. It fell oil from 02?,e00 In 1S00 te
620,000 In 157a It lncreaed te 61S.O00 in
IsM) j with the exception of Vermont by iar
the smallest percentage et iticrease in any
state et the Union. The slew est moving state
In the Seuth Increased in population In a
ratio four or 11 ve times greater than Maine.
In manufactures Maine is also falling behind.
In 1SG0 It had 4, IS1 factories in the state, and
In 1ST0 It had 5,550. It paid out in wages
$13,000,000 In !&0, against ?II,2jO,000 In ItsTO,
and the value of products 'was f7!,500,000 In
1SC0 te J79,S2),000 In IssO.
Sexateu VoeittlEEs Kays Indiana Repub
licans are opposed te Maine, which shows
that the Iloeslers have great heads.
Tub lNTT.Li.iuENPEn Is net fend of blow
ing Its own horn, as it believes en general
principles the time se used can be mere ad
vantageously occupied. Hut In justice te It
self and In appreciation of the wants et the
community, it cannot help taking the public
into its ceiill denee te tell it of the remarkably
Une paper that the Intelliqum e will pre
sent te Its readers te-morrow, it will be an
eight-page sheet that will be extra
ordinary in its wealth of original
specially prejiared local matter, illus
trated with cuts of prominent ersenages
of this town. The biographic U sketch with
portrait will trace the career of a man who Is
new In the minds of the people for an im
portant political trust. One of the elerau
photographers of Lancaster tells the whole
story of the rise aud pregre-s of this art in
Lancaster from the time the first Daguerreo
type was taken te the present nay. This
article will be adorned with two jwtraits.
The cashiers of the National banks of Lan
caster, with thelr'handtonie physiognomies,
will peep out from te morrow's pages and
biographies will accetiipuiy tljuir portraits.
Over against these siecial features maybe
placed amest notable historical contribution
en a famous old Lancaster family, from
which sprang the Kltteras and theCarrellH of
a later day. In graphic style tbe old Hock Heck
ford mansion en the Contstega occupied by
Revolutionary General Hand is depicted.
The origin et a most worthy local charitable
institution is told at length and one of tbe
city's quaintest local characters is written up
In a manner in which all will recognize the
accuracy of the portraiture, 1 lien there will
be original eetry, chat about the fashion In
women's wear,"Uncas,"inIscellany,the crisp,
est and most complete local reports, marke's
and the most extensive telegraphic service.
Saturday's IXTELLiaENCi.it will be the most
complete newspaper ever printed In this
town, and these who want it should send
their orders early.
Watch or Saturday's Intelligences
11 will be the best paper ever printed in this
town.
CniCKKT Is a great game ; w w e are told by
I'hlladelphians, aud as thatcily is the Ameil
can home or cricket they ought lu knew. Iu
spite of, or because of Its greatness cricket hss
net become amazingly iiepular outside of
Philadelphia, and een there it his until the
last few years been confined alnieH exelu
slely te the famous Nenhall brothers,
several of whom still lead the cricketers et
the Quaker City, and find annual glory in
International matches with visiting English
men. That Americans should be able te rl al
Englishmen at thelr national game,wheu the
playing of that game is confined te a few men
in the large cities of this ceun: y U certalnty
a matter for national prlde.
It Is a matter rer regret, hew ever, that the
repertB of the games should net be made In
language mere Intelligible te ordinary
mortals. We are told that the first run made
was obtained by a second ever placing Scott
te the etr for a single, that alter a double
change or bowling, Uuckland trundling up
hill, Scott was caught at the wicket and then
Patterson greeted hi new j artner by placing
Uuckland te the leg boundary for a quartette,
thus completing the half century. 1'atteisen
was bowled oil his body, aud the Philadel
phia captain was let oil en a hard chance te
lllne Haycock at long oil by the reji-u, but
tailed te profit by the life. We ure abe told
that Turner sent down a yerker.
The Urltlsher appeared te knew what would
alarm Phlladelphians.
Teany one who has played ci Icket the abet e
may be clear enough, but the people have
net played cricket, and are Interested in the
game only because it is an Internatlenl strug-
K"t"""" matters uttiote tliein whether
-. u iir. i-auersen was bowled etl his body,
se long as he was able te sustain the Ameri
can end of the argument with his soul and
Imt. Ids reporting of cricket In technical
terms U almost as painful as the rush or war
uames Irem Hulgarla.
KonciETTiNe or neglecting te pay poll tax
may prevent you rrem vetlug. Attend te
this important matter at once.
f.4-sitikj watVt.,JMme,V"-, AJ htttm
"W - .
us Is
Intolerant
stive lu ludg-
deiiilueeritig lu
e in conception, liinpt
led, capricious lu 10111110 ru
ral and fanatical In opinion."
atcr he concludes "was sure te
L-endency by Its force, arouse hostility
Its SKcrelveiHs and kindle ree.itineut
by Its hts.Hllcs.snes."
Te gain mere clear knew Indue of Stanten's
character he publihes and dissects a loiter
written by Uie secretary In May el W"2J te the
Uev. Hammend Djer. This letter Is a
lengthy statement of his relations with
Oeneral McClellan. and a defense of his con
duct In the matter et wlthh' Uling a portion
el McClellan's lerces ler the deleuse of the
capital.
Mr. Benjamin admits that this lettershews
"Ihe narrow lntenseness" of the writer's
mind "In iears for ashlngten that take no
account of the countervailing risk te the
rebel capital and mental weakness lu the
implication that a common leadership In
vast military undertakings is net essen
tial." This last mental weakness was a malady
that appears te have been almost uulervtl at
that time, and It was probably the wind that
drove Mct'lellau en the rocks, w Idle drant,
coming later te the front, profited by the
better Judgment that bitter eperience had
produced. But this Is a side Issue that Mr.
Stanten's defender does net fellow. The
assertion that under him "vigor and activity,
firmness and severity, with Intensity aud
elevation of tone, were Infused through eery
nerve and fibre of the administration, and
parallel with thee, narrowness, bigotry,
tyranny, rashness, impatience, and lavlsh
ness, se far as any man could dominate a
multitude, " will no doubt be finally ac
cepted as a Jut estimate of the man, but
this Is followed by a discussion of his action
In the McClellan matter, where it must be
admitted Mr. Benjamin makes a strong
case for Stanten, and by a most sum
mary disposal et ether charges agiliist him;
and then the above sketch el his character
is entirely forgotten and we are brought face
te lace with the astounding conclusion that
"he might have disputed with Cromwell the
command of the Ireusides or with Mests
the custody or the sacred tablets ou the
dreadlul Mount !" This conclusion is
reached from the fact that, actuated only by
the purest patriotism, Stanten retired irem
public life broken In health and fortune. It
Isa long step down from Moses te Cromwell,
as the characters et tlio-e men are under
stood; it Is lully as long a step from Crom
well toStanten as Mr. Benjamin himself has
drawn the latter worthy.
Tyranny, bigotry, rashness, impatience,
werefaults that might hne been endured If
balanced by tee military ability of a Crom
well, hut It Is admitted "by his defender that
his letter shows unreasonable fear for Wash
ington and failure te realire the necessity or
a common leadership, while as Mr. Benja
min says there Is dreaminess In a tactical
plan of Incessant hard blows at an enemy,
without notice of. strategical conditions.
The most Important part of his article is
that written In answer te lieneral McClellan's
Ccnfury piper In which Stanten was se
severely handled. McClellan's plans In
volved elaborate preparations before the ad
vance was made and the first aud final
blew struck at Richmond. The capital was te
have been rendered Impregnable, stations es
tablished en the Southern sen-beard te cut el
external aid, the army et the West w as te cut
etl supplies from that section, and then the
great blew was te have leen struck at Rich
mond. "The military aspect of the problem
made time mere necessary te us than te the
enemy w he could ue bis raw troops te ad
vantage" en the defensive. Rut the civil
aspect of allalrsmade haste mestneceS3ry for
us. at least se Mr. Stanten says in the letter
te the Reverend Dyer. " Many, very many,
earnest conversations I had wltn General Mc
Clellan te impress him with the absolute ne
cessity of active operations or the government
would fail because of foreign inter lentien
and enormous debt." ir allalrs wcre really
In such desperate straits that the credit or the
government could net held out until its
armies could fight en a ti-dd or their own
cheesing, and irthe peril of foreign Interven
tion balanced the peril et unripoactien, then
undoubtedly Stanten was right In shouting
hurry te the cautious general, but we remem
ber that Benjamin had said that the secretary
w as rash and impatient. Let us take a grain
of salt.
When in obedience te the demand for haste
Ujggkpeninsular campugn was undertaken,
Stanftn realized the datiger el the unfortified
capital. High military authority sustalned
the prudence and wisdom of the retaining
of McDowell's corps for its defense, and nn
this point at least Stanten appears te have the
best of the argument, Hut en all these
questions tbe judgment or a generation be
yond the reacn el partisan rancor Is essential
injustice and all that we can de is te winnow
tact from falsehood by eternal discussion se
that truth may prevail and the great men of
our civil war stand out in thelr just porpor perpor porper
tions In the history te be written by some vet
unborn Carlisle. ('. t. 1?.
The rrnlei.er'a :M)trj :M)trj
Frem the Atlanta Constitution.
The last rays of the setting sun bathed the
monuments In a tidoef mellow splendor, and
each Uhering blade eruuerald sward shone
with a brighter lustre. Net & sound disturb
ed the peace or this city of the dead Oakland
cemetery, Atlanta, and during the latter
part or the walk the professor maintained an
unbroken silence
We were turning te leave the place, when
my friend said :
"Tbore Is somebody behind that monu menu monu
ment watching us. Let us walk around it
and soe who it is."
I caught a glimpse et a dark form dodg
ing behind the marble shaft, and yielding te
my companion's request accompanied him
te n point commanding u better view.
Hut the ebject of eurscrutlny did net desire
concealment. As seen as he bad a geed
vlew or us he walked In our direction. We
saw before us a black man or uncertain age,
anywhere possibly between fitly and seventy.
11 ve. lie wxs fully sU feet high, of herculean
build, with bread shoulders aud sinewy
limbs. He was straight as an arrow and he
had a military walk. Net a ray el expression
gave life te fits black facit Ills eyes were
fixed and unfathomable. His balr arranged
In little twists, bound with cotton tw ine, steed
out from under an odd little cloth cap, leek.
Ing mere like spikes than anything else.
"Great heavens 1" exclaimed the proresser.
I looked still mero Intently at the curious
figure. As the negre came uearer I saw
that he were bread rings of geld In his ears.
Ills cheeks seemed te be strangely scarred,
but a closer leek showed that they had been
branded. The brand could hare leen no ac
cidental burn ler It was it cleirly defined
crescent The man's dress was outlandish,
net se much In Its cut as In Its material. I
was very certain that I had never seen cloth
of that texture boiere. 1 looked iiuiuiriiigly
at my companion.
"It Is the same," muttered (he professor.
" What de you think of lilm? " I asked.
"Hush," said by friend.
The gigantic black advanced, never ence
taking Ins eyes oil my friend. Approaching
within touching distance, he drew from
under his voluminous cod, which was belted
around hhn, a small silver tube, from which
he took a small scrap of yellow piper. This
he Handed te the professor, who held It be
fore me,
"This Is net writing," I said. "These
characters are hieroglyphics. I can make
nothing out of them."
The professor gently shook his head and
handed the paper, which, by the way, 1 had
found was parchment, back te the man.
" 1 cannot .read It," he said. "Can you
write?"
The negre apiared te understand. He
made a negatis a sign.
" Dees this concern tne 7" asked the pro pre pro
feaser. The negre nodded his head.
"Who can read It?"
Again thore was a negatlve shake of the
held. Then this strauge mute reached for
ward, took the professor's hand In his and
gave It n cordial grip. Without another sign
he turned and walked rapidly away, at ence
disappearing from vlew In the shrubbery.
"Hell, el all the mutes I oversaw, hels
the queerest." I remarked.
My frlend's f.tce was very pale and he
see med unusually agitated.
"Yeu de net knew all," he said, " that
man Is linked with my fate."
" Linked with your fate lu what wav?"
"1 will tell you. Rehire the war "I trav
elled abroad. I went everywhere. I
visited Egypt and rambled about among the
pyramids. It was In the great pyramid that
I ..." """ u, uincis Illtue."
"Impossible 1" I exclaimed.
"Hut it Is true," resumed my friend. "I
.U.S.'VJrfM5JKggS
te pass ! then he
T I reached the sarce.
he tendered the handle
le with the point against Ids
1 knew this meant that he
in self at my tlltieal. bt't 1 refused
n the sword, lie nulled a silver tub"
mi lilsixv.ktt and drawing Irem It a sum 1
roll of puchment gave It te me, 1 could net
roan 11, inn 1 Knew 1110 writing loeom wins
old Oriental language. I found that the man
was a mute, and 1 noted the brand of the
creeent en each cheek. There was some
thing se mysterious In his conduct that 1
hurtled away."
"Are you positive he was the man who
has lust lelt us J''
"es, 1 knew it. I cannot be mistaken.
Hut 1 han net told you nil. Ten years age I
vlited the national cemetery at (lettysburg.
1 was wandering around among tne graM's
when 1 suddenly came face te face with the
black mutn."
"What, the same 7"
" Yes, the very same. He again presented
me with the parchment and 1 returned It te
him, but I made a favslmile of the writing
In my notebook. Well, ler ears 1 hae
tried te hae that writing translated, but
without success. Oriental s-helars assure
me that It Is written In eue of the dead lan
guages el the East, and that Is all the satis
faction 1 can ctL New. veu will understand
hew It unnerved me, after all these jears, te
have that voiceless strauger stand before me
with the interteus parchment. Can jeu
wonder that I belle ve him te be In some way
bound up with my fate?"
PERSONAL
Hknh UKentiuhas been nominated for
mayor by the New Yerk werklngmen.
Sl,isiitu says Gladstone Is "a master el
misquotation," which Is neatly euphemistic
for saying he is a liar.
Miss Lizkttv: Woenwoimt Rkesi is a
Haltlmere peetes, whose work is attracting
much attention for its modest merit.
Mn. Jehn Hevi.k 0'Reill dedicates
his forthcoming book of poems, "In Hohe Hehe
mla,'' te his "Four Little Daughters."
Mack v, the bonanza king, has no inten
tion el oer living abroad. Europe is a geed
enough place te visit, but here is the place te
11 e.
OiLiiKUT T. Raki'kutv may have some
Democratic opposition In the Twenty-tlrst
congressional district. Royle is talked of as
au Independent candidate.
Adam (ikhnant, father el Rev. Edwin A.
(iernaut, of Allentown, who is well known
in luicaster, died in Leesport, Berks coun
ty. He was prominent in his section and
sixty-three years of age.
Mas. J. Celk, of Philadelphia, Is Mlting
at ine resilience 01 .Miss M. a. -Met. ermicK,
el this city. Shots the daughter of the late
I. D. Rupp, the (anions historian et this
county, and she finds Lancaster much im
proved since she was here years age.
FitANK IlEiiDic, the great peel seller lu
the national trotting circuit, says : "This
year up te tbe preseut date 1 have sold 52,
150,000 In peel", and by the end el the season
1 exiect te sell f3o0,0e0 mere. 1 can say
treui my experience that there is mere money
invested In trotting horses, mero money
betted en trotting hordes, and trotting horses
are mero numerous, possessed of mere speed
and mere full or premise than ever 1 saw be
fore. It isa remarkable fact, tee, that there
are mero colts this year that can trot In the
twenties than in any previous year. Next
j ear premises te snow even better results
still. These facts ought te settle the question
of whether trotting Is ou tbe wane or net
without mere ado."
Mr II M Acheson, Watcrbury, fenn, cured
hu cough by ulng lied Star Congh Cure.
OPJSOLA.X. XUTJVBll.
AltK UV MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Less of Appetite, Yel Yel
ewr sLli T Shlleh's V ltallzer Is a positive cure.
1'er sale by 11. U. Cochran, Druggist, ie. 137
North Queen street.
A kkvedt rer Indigestion, Consumption, Dys
pepsia, Weakness, fever, Ague, t-.. Colen's
Liquid lleel renlc. sUMwdeetlAw
Feur-Pinhs.
Of our American people are afflicted with sick
headache In cither Its nervous, billens or con-
F restive tonus, caused by Irregular habiLs, high
llng, etc, and no remedy has eer conquered
tt until Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription was dis
covered. Give It a triaL soe adterttseruent tn
another column. (3)
"IIACKMKTACK
ime. I'rice 23 and!
a lasting and frazrant per
fume. I'rice 23 and M cenu. Kersale by II. U.
Cochran, Druggist. e. 137 .SenhQueen .treet.
HackJen' rtcjft Siilf e.
The Hest Salve In the world for Cuts, Uralses,
Seres, L'lcers, Salt Rheum, rover bores. Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all bkin
Krupttens, and positively euros Plus, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price 2 cents per
box. rer sale by 11. it. Cecnran, Drusrglat, 137
and 1SJ .North Queen street. Lancaster, 1'a.
THK UKV KO. n. T1IAYKK, et Itourben
Ind., says : ' lieth myself and wife oweenr lives
te MULUH-S CONSUMPTION CLUE." Fer sale
by II . It. Cechrau, Druggist, Na 137 North Queen
strtst,
A Iteiiutrkable Geed .Man
Is he who attends te the comrert of his family
and will net let his little ones Buffer with affec
tion of the Threat anO. Lungs, whereby their
lives may be endangered, but who should at all
times gU e them that sovereign remedy, Kemp's
lUIsaiu. I'rlce 50 cents and it. Trial litcrte.
Korsaleby 11. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 North
Queen tl tot. (I)
rer lame bactt. siilner chest, use Shlleh's Por Per
ous Plaster. I'rice SS cents i'er sale by 11. 11.
Cochran, Druggist, Ne. L North Queen street.
Iumdsliex Livza Pklj-kts rer slcic headache
erpld liver, biliousness and Indigestion Small
and eiuy toswallew. One pUI a Cese. I'rlce,2T,c
lly all druggists. fe!)-3mdTu,lh,S
The Mystery helted.
It has always been understood that consump
tion was Incurable, but it has recently been
discovered that Kemp's ltalsam for the Threat
and Lungs Is glvlnguiere relief than any Known
rciut-uy al la iiuuiuuiuvu ai iviicva nuilcuru
Asthma. Hrenchltls and Ceuehs.
ni
Call en 11. li.
Jueen stn-et,
Large slzn 50
Cochran, druggUt, Ne. 137 North Queen street
ana gut a mar ueiuu irtu or ceu
ceuU and 11.
()
SHILOH'S CATAHRII KEMKDV-a posltne
euro for catarrh, Dlptherla, and Canter Meuth,
rer sale by II. It. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137
North Queea street.
SHILOH'S V1TALIZK11 Is what you need for
Constipation, Leus of Appetite, Dizziness, and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. I'rlce 10 and 75
cents per bottle, ter sale by 11. II. Cochran
Druggist, Ne. 1X1 North Queen street.
I)n. Hasslzb Vt'eKic BTner, Purely vegetable,
pleaKtnt te take, will expel worms If any exist,
no purgative required after using. I'rice, 23
cents, by all druggists- feuMmdMWAr
incitement In Texas.
Greut excitement has been caused In the vi
cinity el Paris, Tex., by the remarkable re
covery of Mr. J. K. Cerley, who was se helplesa
he could net turn In bed, or raise his head i
everybedy said be was dying of Consumption.
A trial bottle or Ur. King's New Discovery was
sent hlin Indlng rellet, he bought a large bot bet bot
tlenml a box et Dr. King's New Life Pills ; by
the time he had taken two boxes of rills and
two bottles el the Discovery, hu was well and
had gained In tlcsli thlrty-slx pounds.
Trial Uettles of this ereat Discovery for Con Cen Con
sumptlen tree al 11. 11. Cochran's Drug store, 137
nndLU North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. (1)
Oks IIettls Errsers a Ccrs. Mr. Oscar K.yi.
Kech, of Allentown, l'a., was bedfast with in.
tlammatery rheumatism id the winter of 1HS3.
Doctors could de nothing te relieve him. He
commenced using Dress' Kheumatle lteinedy.
lly tbe time he had used halt a bottle he could
leavs his bed ; when be had finished the bottle
be was cured and has net had a return of the
dlscose since. In his own words, "I tool better
than ever before." i'rice f 1, by all druggists.
iebS-3uidMW&r
SI.KKl'LKHil N I til ITS, made mlsorable by
that terrible cough. Shlleh's euro is the remedy
for you. rorsuleby 11. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne
137 North Queen street.
The Verdict Unanimous.
Yeu are feeling depressed, your appetite la
peer, you are boihereu with Headache, you are
fidgety, nervous, and generally out of sorts, and
want te t-nice up. llrace up, but net with stimu
lants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have
for their basts very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you ler an hour, and then leave
you In werse condition than before. What you
want is an alterative that will purify your bleed,
putri ticeiiuy nctiuu ui i.ivur nnu jtmneys, re
store your vitality, and give renewed health and
strength such umedlclne you willdndln Klee-
tnc Hitters, and only S3 cenu n uotlle at II. 11.
Cechtan's Drug store, 137 and 1JJ North Queen
street, Lancaster, l'a. (J)
1'atU Werth Knewing.
In all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane
Iliu retnedj used mint be nun lrtlUttlng. The
imultcal profession lu been slew te learn this.
Nothing gallslactery can be accomplished with
douches, snuff, powders, syringes, astringents
erany similar applications, because they ureal:
Irritating, de net thoroughly reach the affected
surfaces, and should be abandoned as werse
than failures. A multitude of persons who had
for years home all the worry and pain that ca,
tan beau indict testily te radical and perma
nent cures wrought by lily's Cream Halm.
sepSSwd
If your Llrcr Is out et order, then your hole
j stein 1 deranged. The bleed l Impure , the
breath offensive, you have headache, find Ian
Ktit1,dlpliltiM and nervous, Topeeiitanieie
serious condition, take ntenre S, I,, It.
If jeu Irad s sedentary lite or miller with Kid
ney HltccUeiH, avoid stimulants and take 8. 1..
H. Mire terellce
If you h-ne eaten nil) thing hard of digestion,
or feel hea y nft' "icals or sleepless at night,
take 8 UK, and you will feel wllewd and
sleep pleasantly.
If you are n miserable suilerer with t'etutlpa
tlen, lljspepM.i ntid llllieiinvs, seek relict at
ence ins. U It. It does net require continual
dosing aud costs hut a trifle. It will cure you.
If you wake up lu the morning with n bitter,
bad taste tit jour mouth, takes. 1. 11. It corrects
the bilious stomach, awvcteui the breath and
cltncs the furred tongue.
Stmuiens Ll r llegulater Is given with safety
and the happiest results te the most delicate til
faml. Fer all diseases In which alainthe, al
tciatlveerpurpstlTu Is needed It wilt give the
most perlcet sstlstactlen. It Is the cheapest,
purrst and best Kumtly Medicine In thowerld.
"ayer's sarsaparilla!
R CREAKING HIjNGE
la dry and turns hard, until oil is applied, alter
which It tnees eaillv When lhn Joint, or
hinges, of the hotly, are stltTent d and lunaturd
by Rheumatism, they cannot lw moved wltheta
cnillng the most excruciating puns, .ycrs
sarsaparlll.t. by Its action en the bleed, toilet es
lhl condition, and restores the Joint te geed
working order
Ajer'sSarsaparllla has effected. In our city,
many most remarkable curtw, a number et
whlili battled the etterts of the most nxpori nxperi
enctsl physicians Were It necessary, I could
ilvi the names of mativ liullt idllitts wholneo
Eten cured by taking this medicine lit my
own case It has certainly worked wonders, ro re
lle Ing ine el
RHEUMATISM
after being troubled with It ter years. In this,
and all ether dl-ctses arising irem Impurti
bleed, there l no remedy with which 1 nut 11c
quslnted that affords such relief as AVer's Sar
Kspartlla. 11. 11. Lawrence, M. l., Baltimore,
MO.
Ayer's Sarsaparllla cured 1110 of (lout and
lthetimatlsm, when nothing else would. It has
eradicated ever)' trace of disease from my sys
tem It. It. fchert. Manager llettl l'x'luient,
Lewell, Ma.
1 was, during many months, a sufferer from
chronle Rheumatism. The disease ntlllctcd me
grieveuslj . In spite of all the remedies t could
Ana. until t commenced uslm; Aier's Sarsapa
I commenced using
rills. I teJk aureral bottles et this preparation,
and was spcs-dliy restored te health. J. 1 ream,
Independence, a.
Ayer's SarsapariUa
Prepared by Dr. J. C.
Sold by Druggists.
siltesW
Ayer A Ce., Lewell. Mass.
i'rice, ii six oetiius, n.
uuviittruxyi.iiiixii euuva.
w
E UAVK A UAROi: STOCK
Or THK 11KST
REFRIGERATORS
IN THE CITV.
Th Pierce Dry Air Mrigtraler.
OAKDhWJIOilK WATXK COOLKKS,
1CK OK K Ail rREKZKRS,
And afullllne of UOUSErUUNISlIINU GOODS
The largest stock el OAS riXTUHKS In the
ctty. Special attention paid te Uas-flttlug, Ttn
Hoeting and Spouting
Wehavejust rccel ed another let of theso 2Sc
GLOULS.
JOm P. SOHATO & SOB",
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKU, I' A.
F
LINN A URENEMAN.
STOVES I
THE SEASON FOK
STOVES
IS AT HAND.
THE PLACE TO BUY THEM
-IS AT-
HAVE YODR HEATERS LOOKED AFTER.
FL1NN & BRENEHAN,
Ne. 162 North Queen Street,
LANCASTKIt PA.
w
M. A. K1EFFER AliDUH O. IIKRR
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
(Opposite Court Heuse),
Invite oil Housekeepers te CallanQ Inspect
lueir oieck ei
Heuseiiirnisliiiig Goods.
A Complete Line constantly en hand. COOK
8TOVKS and UANUEii, PAItl.UU STOVES,
HEATEUband rUUNACES.
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
After carefully examining the mertU of all
offered te the trade, we ha e selected
THE "ARGAND,"
rer GASOLINE, and
THE ,( DANGLER,"
rer COAL OIL,
As the Hest, when all points are considered, te
Offer te our patrons.
Call and see us. We love te show our goods,
and are net offended If you de net purchase,
uemember, we are egenU for
The " Splendid Heater.
Manufactured by ruller A Warren Company,
Trey, N. Y., which has no rival in durability,
economy of fuel and control of gas. New Is the
time te examine and become pouted for Autumn
purchases.
UKMEMUEll THK PLACE I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOSITE COUItT HOUSE.)
BP2S-tfdAW
S'
TOR AUK
COMMISSION WAREHOUSH.
DANIEL MAYE11,
Ne. 16 West Chestnut atnet,
flecj-lyd
in
(I Brcneman s.
HAGER & BROTHER
Hnv New Open ami Invite Inspoetlon or
Novelties in Dress Goods !
KALli AND WINTKH WRAPS in Frlse Oleth, Astr-lcn, Plush and Iloucle.
JAU1CET9, in New Cleths and Shapes. NEWMARKETS, In Btockenett, Heucls
nntl Whipcord.
Misses' Jackets and Newmarkets, Children's Havelecka and Oleaki.
SHAWLS. JOUV1N3KIDOLOVK8I The Hest Impertd. A full line, in
Dlnck mid Celers, Dressed mid Undressed, Plain and Kmbrelderled Hacks.
MEU1S0 UNDKUWEAH, KNIT UNDEUWEAH, SILK UNDERWEAR.
HOSIERY, in Morlne, Cotten, Ctishruere, Weel, 811k. Noveltlos In DHH8S
TRIM MINOS nud UUTTONS.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Nes. 25 and 27 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
M
KTZOER A UAUUHMAN,
THE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Blankets and Comfertables
- AT
LOWEST
METZGER & HAUGHMAN S
CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 West King Street, Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel
Herso Hetel, Lancaster, Fa.
N
EXT DOCK TO TUB COURT UOUHK.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
Uirge Stock new open sultable fur Karly I'nII and Mid JWlutcr. Alse,
bheulder Sliuwls In great variety, from 10c. te fl.OO. Alse, l'all and AVln.
ter Wrajta In luge Assortment.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Il.3 been ctiUrKCtl and will Is) supplied with iiuw mlilltleiis almost dally
throughout the season.
R.
E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse, Lnncaster, Pa.
uevamrvHHiamjfu weed.
s
iJlIIKK'NI I'AItPKT hall.
CARPETS !
KKOPEMNe or
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
We are new prepared te show the trade the Largest and Best Selected Line of Carpets ever ex.
hlbiuslln this city. WILTONS, VELVETS, all the Trading Makes of 1IOOY AUDTAJ'ESTIiV
UltUSSELS,THltEE-l'LY, All-Weel and Cotten Chain EXTUASUl'EUS, and all ilusJIUes of IN.
UliAIN CAUPKT3, DAMASK and VENETIAN CAUI'ETS. liAO and CHAIN GAUPETS of out
own manufacture a srieclalftv. Special Attention paid te the Manufacture of CUSTOM CAIWCTB.
Alies roll Llneef OIL ULOTdS, EU G8, WINDOW SHADES, COVKULETS, Ac
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. West King and Water Sts., Laneaster, Pa.
CAHMAUBa.
OTANDAKD OAKRIAQE WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CAERIA&E BUILDER
Market Btroet,
Bear of Poateffloo, tAnoaater,
Pa.
lly stock comprises a large variety of the
Latest Style llUKKles, l'hstens. Carriages, Mar
ket and lluslncss Wagons, which I offer at the
very lowest figures and en the most reasonable
terms.
I call special attention te a few of my own de
signs, onuef which Is the EDUEULEVCI.OSED
PHYSICIAN COUPE, which Is decidedly the
neatest, lightest and most complete Physician's
Carriage in the country.
Persons wishing te buy a geed, honest and
substantial article, should bear in mind that
they take no risk in buying my work. Every
Carriage turned out In eighteen years a geed
one that is the kind of guarantee I have te offer
the public. All work fully warranted. Please
glve me a call.
UEPAIUINQ PUOMPTLV ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen especially employed for
that purpose
WIN KB ANO ZJ0UOBB.
A MEK10AN WINKS.
GRAND DISPLAY
or
American Wines.
The following Is from the report of the Judges
en Wines at tbe Lancaster County Agricultural
Association fairs
We dealre te uiuke special mention of II. K.
Blaymaker's large and elegant exhibit of Domes Demes
tic Wines, produced by the Pleasant Valley
Wlne Company, of Ithelms, Steuben county.
New Yerk. Their Special Oreat Wcstern Extra
Dry and Ureat WesternExtraDry.Champagnes,
Pert, Claret, Dry and Sweet Catawba wine,
ported Wines.
niijuu we uuuaiuui, iiiiiiiuru mvuruuiy wiin im
tVll,l,lASt A. UUUTUN
II. KKANK ilKENEMAN,
A.IIIESTAND.
O B. MARTIN,
WU0tlL AUD UTAH, DIAX.1I !
All Kinds of Lumber and Geal.
WYabdi Ne. M North Water and rrlnce
Streets, abeve Lemen, Lancaster. n3-iyQ
AUMQARDNKRS 4 JEFKERIEH.
GOAL DEALERS.
weJBa,ls'.tJSI, yueen .
Yabds: North Prince street, near Heading
Depot.
LANCASTER PA.
angl5-tfd
pKMOVAli,
M. V. B. OOHO
has removed his Ceal Office te Ne. 1M NOUTU
UUEEN HTUEKT (ilrlmmer'a New Itulldlng),
where orders will be received for
Lumber and Ceal,
WH0U&AUI AD UTAIL.
mg-tfd M. V.B. C0U0.
-jfeS-a jjgHjtdaryirhWf,
-
PRICES,
13-
CARPETS !
rebSt-lmOAw
WATCUHB,
TirATCHKS.
Lancaster Watches
In Geld, Silver and Nickel Cases will be sold at a
UltEAT UEDUCTION. Alse, Elgin, Waltham
i Aurera for which I am Sele Agent), and ether
Irst-ctass Watches: lteat Watch and Jewelnr
llcpalrlug.
4-Cerrcct time by Telegraph Datly.
L. WEBER,
1X North Queen Bt, Near Penn'a. U. B. DepeU
Spectacles, Eyeglasses and Optical Goods. A
kinds of Jewelry.
UMUVBKIM.
HICIIJ OKADK'cbFFEEH.
Iflne old Govnrnment Java and Mecha
Coffees, the best tn the market. Our Java blen
ded Coffee speaks for Itself ; rich and fragrant,
c. per pound. Very fine Plantation llle
Coffees, our best only auc. per pound : one very
popular at lie We want you te call and try our
I2KC. Coffee. The excellent quality of our
Ceffees and fine Teas is making friends fast and
firm. Our dally Beles show a steailr Increase.
fresh Uoestnd every day. A full line of fancy
Groceries. 1'loase give us a trial enter.
GEO. WIANT,
angavivd Ne. 113 West King Street,
MT
18.00 TEKTII ARK AH GOOD AH
can be nnrchased In Lancaster ter !&.(.
Call and be convinced. All work warranted.
Gas administered.
W. L. riSUEll'S Dentist.
apl7-lyd Ne. ei North yneen Street.
S1,000
KEWARD.
fei anv case of Kldnev Troubles. Nnrrnm
Debility, Mental and Physical Weakness that
llOTANICNEItVKlHTTfclM tails te cure. Sold
by druggists, BO cents.
IIEltll MED. CO.,
No.UNerthllthSt,rhlla., Pa.
Circulars tree, sep21-luid
T EVAN'H KI.ODB,
Prove all things aud held fast te that which
is geed."
Levan's Fleur.
DEM OOR ATI O NATURALIZATION
COMMITTEE-rorelgn-bern Citizens do de
slrtng Naturalization, and their friends, should
bear in mind that SATtmUAY, OCTOIIKIIM,
will be the last day for Naturalization this year ;
and as Court may net then be In session it Is
best te have this matter attended te at once.
Tbe following committee of Democratic attor
neys has been uppelnted te attend teNaturallza
tlen for their party here; and calls upon them
should be madu at their law effices: ....
11. f . Davis, Seuth Duke street ; W. II. Bplanfl,
Seuth Duke street; Jehn A. Ceyle. East King
street, II f. Montgomery, North Duke street;
Jehn E. Melone, North Dnkestreet. sl-td
"lyi!, HAVE ON HAND
AKlNKASBOimiKNTOr
Beveled Edge, Gilt Edge and Rough Edge
CARDS I
Sultable for Invitations, Address Cards, etc.,
which will be printed te order at short notice
and upon the most reasonable terms.
ENVELOPES TO MATCH.
"Intelligencer" Office.
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