w r - ;:-. tti r mnriuai'rq.i'ATmui rxxTTTm 'FiCi'r " v - ' , -. . - . .- . WTMH - 'A1 ,.?.x' TOT JULBfUABrXMR JJAlLtX lHTJSJLJLilWJJatJgt xug-Pimi jxjp-cja w, xqew 'W''r?4? s"y v'.W"' -' T'Tk ' - " -'Tva "'vrn " T ': r sft IA " M mi , iLLIGENCER imr eat m nn thab wm , DTI MUM A TBAH, VirtT inmmiTeAiiiixM n tin- i AW. AM, iMntm men, sahxi.ii HMUt oemtMio Aturwre 10 . vataraen oenKnox. & s ADTaWTIBtKO RATB8 : n V !, ' iW UlMM. V ., Hln.l)n. nn. 3ln. ln, tin llJMr.....l wit TOiTotg!iatiei.7 Mftl sJ IIS lift IK tU M EHviW. M ISO son 4 MM a 70 Q0S..... tW 1M SIS 0 80 8 44 EflVs...... 11H l 4(W 580 7(10 940 Nk...... Ill ISO 4S0 6SO a" ose bJfWBf..., I'M 480 7 0 lOOOj 13 511 la flu tBWMka.. sew sre loe u se 17 en aiM atfc..... ISM 7 On 1100 16 0. O0 '24 Ol Mlbatka... sew wee i7e wee wee sioe HlieatM oel it oe mho ainMKeu wee plnataa,..,. tee isoe wee snoe 4400 ftsoe pTiar aesj atoe ssoej ssoe ssoe wee The Weekly Intel O IVfdV, Bnueav Mobnine. bwoutauerm. cicm e t", )AoerruTO rntKwa imi" trr ouenaDVwatamTFAiiTOTTHit FatATa A9 oetnmrr, all Anoimieua lkttibb k,anu aa uwa)wii te th wun iit, OH lAtUTt and IWpramt te raw IHTELtjiaHNOHR, aeer Building, Lancaster, ra. Jttjc fiaroertoc Intelligences a LAJfCABTKR. OCTOBER 5, IS. 'Pirn. Ths Ctase or Crednllty. newspapers have been moralizing lately ever the credulity of the people who :' .WUeved in Wiggins and looked for the up- S ' tatting of the world at the close of Septem Klir. We hear a great deal et denunciation I i m aiii- ji 1. .ni ... ,i. piW upersuuen uuu uiuuu ruuuiK t iue f )t -a jhali 1 h .. MnA,ln nlir ,.,lr (hnmalKAc : te be alarmed bv prophecies in these dais 3f tit enlightenment. Perhaps we have no u gnat occasion te beast of our enlighten- Met. Doubtless If we were wise we would JfS eli Via aiinffmtltlmin anil It la hppan.lfl wh (ST Wu. u tUtl. tl.. mi. nnnMUn.1 DA railflt. &"!! 1 .i- . .. ., , 111... ;'.AB43 mailer 01 tnese eanuquiVKra iiius- ;C'tetea the condition of things very (ierlf. They are mysterious te us ul. f'L together. We de net knew their cause, WMd our men of science, fruitful as the 'Sr Mnarnllv urn nf f hwirv. slinw them.Sflvps kj v. .' . . ... . , ; .. ii-v? imaDie te give a piausieie origin ier iciese j-3TibratIone. Wiggins comes along with hi? yg'ttockratien about the conjunction of tht JflannTn and ms prepuecy or iurmer com '-;". aaotlen. There is no reason why he should Be eeuevea, save tnat no is a Y. I.' A m . 111 A A lt 1 .j'-. NVUllU lUtUiCU WILUUUiy ULUUiUiia IAJ iait Ui ' behind a leader with them. If And if Wiggins be a crank and a hum- lrag, is he any the less qualified te be a jps; leader r Are net the world's leaders gen- w;-? erally or this class t xne world is net run wHlcr nl UiUbU ujr tucu ut. acuau aa uj uii:u ui W force and eush and anility. Very few a?H?ir- BAnnln. if anv. ernvern thpir own enndue "mi alteirether bv their oninien of what if gipaensible. Thereareveryfewindeedwhean fff.y et mere or less superstitious. The peeph m who will net sit down, thirteen nt'a table ft&eV' tavlr) AArrlfnff nmfii trtamQirftT' ntifl mncl Tft i iaanna nrfiiT tinf A InnnmlFnfe thalp nn pnOUiia f&CACX UUV W AuuugUldVU Isll . a. UU dertaking3 en Friday. There is abMlutel no reason for either of these prejudices. There they are and there they stay . md along with them an innumerable host of ethers. Each person has a pet set, ex clusively his ewu, which he cherishes in se cret and obeys Implicitly. It is just because we realize that we knew se little that we believe without rea son. Reason fails. It has failed te ex plain these Charleston shakes. The philos ophers are dumb before it, save the man who thought we would be dumb enough te believe that it was the slipping of the Alleghenies into the sea. When science asks us te credit such stuff we are free te g believe what we please and te swallow &&- though he blows us up monthly. International Commerce. One of the great questions that is becom ing mere and mere prominent in the dis . cuasien of public affalis is that cf interna. tienal commerce in its relation te the thriv ing republics that live te the south of the United States. These latter have been tee long neglected by federal legislators, and it is a pleasure te note that this supine rela tion et our own te these sisters republics is net te forever continue. The bill intro duced in the Senate en March 2 last pre. Tided for a joint celebration by the sixteen mertean republics en March 4, 1SS9, of the one hundredth anniversary of the American republic. Besides sub3erving a patriotic end, this celebration will draw nearer te this country these sister common cemmon commen wealths whose trade should naturally be diverted into American channels. Our annual manufactures in 1SS0 amount ed te mere than Ave billions of dollars, and only two per cent, of these were sold in for fer eign markets. In ether words, though there are 2,000,000,000 consumers in the markets of the world, 65,000,000 in this country consume OS per cent, of our pro ducts. This is net as it should be, and any effort te take a step towards the encouragement of a larger field for American products, should be eagerly hailed by all progressive citizens. The fifteen republics that lie te the south of the United States, import an- nually from all foreign countries, 1175,061,- 000, of which the United States only fur- nlsh 877,141 ,000. That is, we supply only one sixth of the demand, whereas five-sLuht would be the mere proper ratio. This is a fruitful subject for the next Democratic Congress te carefully consider. Tae Knlgats of Laber, If the speeches of the opening meeting of the labor convention at Richmond can be taken as a preface te the labors that wil- engross that body, then all true patriots ;& wve cause for congratulation that we have ? leund a means of pellntr ever the shallows iujfat socialism, en which all European irev. fBSaent3appeartebe foundering. -rr, " V.UHJ uen. ie, a representative of . ij Old wave neldlni- BrUt., - -in. ff'?i,n1,Wlth.the BPnte eloquence for ; i I w . he M fameua. urged that war be rtji wageu against ine"incorDeratlr.aii(. E? fcllAt VMltrn!l laftala4i.uu. .! . .. . ' 0- Viu a "B,,,u"Jemlu sections, by vmuc.; buva nuuicsijie nurcuase ervnlea .-(' Then a colored man in Demen n.i vi ' 3,v called attention te the fact that the order 1 tlfr aaMMiai ntinra iVinanniHiltl.-. I .. - . f mmm owie we ouiemmus lQVOlveU 111 the M sliBUQCtlens of class, creed, color, or na- -, .But the speech of Mr. Powderly was the ktat i it any labor leader has given te the ;. feef'e for many a long day. lie frankly adsaittelibat the order had made mis. takes in the past, but claimed that these errors had been exaggerated by their enn mles. Denouncing violence and An archlftts, he exclaimed : " He is n trim Knight of Laber, who with 0110 hand clutches anarchy by the threat and with the ether strangles monopoly," a phrase that should be deeply graen en the memory of every laborer. The comparison minle by Mr. l'ewilerly between the slavery destroyed by the war and the slavery of modern society under monopoly may appear te the supporters of monopoly like the wild nuing of a com munist. But the people knew that the language was none tee strong, that the operations of moueiwly though quiet, and under the sembUuce of l.uv and order, hive, ns their ultimate result, a degrading of all who are net ery rich te poverty as miserable as slavecy,. und" an elevation of j UmXeiswrnT'Iiave great wealth, te riches liliu fuller im iu.tivi iii.tu Lean-m ucci"uu ever dreamed of. This shadow of slavery may only fallupen us from the distant future, but unless the people reuso themselves before it deepens into impenetrable night, before the geld of monopoly has stifled the voice of .he ballet, the substance of the shadow will fall upon our child en and tme lilerty lu America be endangered. When Jndges DNagree. As will be seen elsewhj"Jveur judges are it loggerheads en the (ir&Wm of allowing the Ulrd-ln-lland turnpike company te erect gates and charpotell ever a public read that had been duly and legally opened. Judge Patterson is willing te grant this privilege and Judge Liviugsteu dissents. Plain people will agree with Judge Liv ingston in the staud lie has takeu that a turnpike company cannot, without express charter authority, seize a leeally opened public read and force the peeple te pay tell for using it. While the judges thus dissent, tilings must remain in statu qw: Let them at once call in an outside judge te Fettle this issue, and avoid the snarl into which the Seventh-Day Baptist case dragged them. TucnK are seme yeunn nnd pretty gtrls as delegates te the KnlghU el Laber convention in Klebraend. They will brighten Its delib erations. Tnr startllnn fet that the Republican rlty committee, of Philadelphia, bave bought 45,000 tax receipts and that the ward commit tees held 20,000 mere should hh aken the peo ple te a true appreciation et the evils of the preaent Byntein or collecting the poll tax. The man whose tax has been paid by a com cem com nlttee can only vote as that committee dic tates, and though being et the party, he may net regard It asasaloefa vote, It la In fact the fixing or a money value en the ballet, and In many caps Is really the pur chase of a vote that would otherwise, have been given te another pirty. All parties should unite for the suppression of this evil which is becoming greater year by year and assuming the proportions or a national Issue. The poll tax nheuld be payable only by the iuen taxed, and it is se small that the poorest itlzen has no geed excuse for leaving It un paid. Black hats are new becoming as common s u.ack voters. White Ileavers are being rapidly called lu. The police of Philadelphia are te-day psy psy eg their assessments which aggregated 664. Lumps like these keep the "grand old parly" in the Quaker City living. I Mr. Black's speech at McCenneUburg en Monday, where a tremendous political .fathering was held, he criticised the Cullem bill and said that If lt previsions were te go nte effect in this state It would net execute -he previsions of artlcle 17 of the constitution regarding railroad discrimination ; It would only put arbitrary pewers In a body unknown te the laws of the state. It could net prevent the consolidation of competing lines of read, as General Beaver maintained. PKKSONAI,. Sexateu Wallace withdrew from the contest for Congress in the Twentieth dis trier and ,T. K. P. Hall, of KIk eeuuty, was nominated. Asa Packer's estate Memn le lie well cared for. Frem May 1879 te Deeeinlier lbs3 there was a balance of unexpected income of Sl,e50,llK) 31 Sir Georee Campbell, In his opening address before the anthropological section of the British association, recommended the sys tematic and soientltie cultivation et man ; what, he said, "might be called 'liemi cul ture,' in the sarae .sense as 'oyster culture,' 'bee-culture,'er 'cattle-culture, ' aud that with a view te both physical aud mental qualities." Liect. Governer Black, at Chambers burg, answtrlng the charge of a minister of that town "that he held proelsof Mr. Blaek'a intemperance," said : "Fer mere thau three years I have net touched, tailed or handled liquor, spirituous, lneus or malt. I am a teetotaler and expect te remilu se te the end of ray life. I have no doubt the gentleman said what he believed te bs the simple truth and that he will net repeat it when informed of bis error. But should he be thou unsatis fied and should he prod uce a sneru contra diction of the statement 1 here make and publish It te my defamation, I'll engage te send his witnesses te the penitentiary as rap Idly as the law can be made te work." Til E 1'UH TO VFII1K VUVHADK. new rartl.au ami Tarttuas hii.atleual liiim- tluus lime i'ei-Trtel the Trutli, Frem the fhlladelphla Times The bitter crusade egainst Mr. IJarrlty's ad ministration of the posteirito In this city has overleapod llselt and has done vastly mere harm te the efficiency of the service than all othercaueescomblued The daily sen&allenal articles In several of our city journals are na turally causing careiul publie iDfpulryand thitf with the elllclal invos'igatieu that Is In progress will attain exact justice le both the nestma'ter and the public A pieminent Republican merchant, who yt erdiy discussed the, question, (aid : "Our 1 centieuH jetirnallnin is ene el the greitrsi evils of the day, ami it is very cleirly Cem Cem enstrated In the attacks en tbb posteiUen ad ministration by the A'eriA American, the Press and the Ileeenl. 1 here hae been do de lects in the administration el the 1 flier, but tbey have net been greater than under Gen eral Huldekoper, and, being interested te makeluquiry, I find that the large preper. tien or the errors specially complained of jnd always greatly magnllled, have been committed by the old emp evea, The old empleyes who nave been "continued by teeres under Mr. Harnly, all of whom would have been dismissed had a Republican sue ceeded a Democrat, are demeiallzed and Invited te perhdy by the partisan assaults of the Republican papers, and the new Demo cratic appointees are all under flre from the Jiecerd, iwtauBe they are net ready te fUhi Huainst Kiudall ami for free trade. The Sferlh American lias lis grievance In losing an official pe3tufllceadertlseiiitiit j the J' cm lslu the contract te acquit a dishonored nnd guilty Republican mayor and iissjIN the ixistiiiaster In the most M!iiailenal and reck less manner a a oeuuter-lirltant te the mayor's embezzlement, aud the Ji-cord Mrikesat K-indall ey striking nt every ltd eral elllclal, aud all seek tn embarrass the puolie service, The public can't be milled by inch bitter and mallguant assaulrs, especially wheu It is known hew and why they are in spired, liven a suicide In the (hwlulllce was heralded as a political sensation and fulsely charged te overwork Imposed bv the nest- master. What must m the public Judg. inentet such Journalism 7" d, w!,!0.8 P'"'a j'elltlclan who Is In n?t I w.lif tt.11 Um" """ faodens In his party and a leading uumiimm man, referred te the same subjeel and i.aiiiii u 'wm " ,"" pesalbla ler any In.elligent readerT ble e "l:tb PP In our MnMUena" daily Journals. A column a d.y can be found In each el tnree of our dally neaspjpers t.re tending respectability, M-eklng te Inllime the publie aealnst the niimini.i..n. rt !. ma.ImI . .t -.M..v.yii rrvrj" " needa only v wg uaiUUJi;e, suu 11 enraful rending of thee article te un" (Ipreuml lhl none el thorn ure In RnlrtHl by n deslre te present tlie truth. Tlif.v re elwrly the etl-prlng of ma llKimnt tnrtlinhip, ivreinl llappnlnt tnent or n ilelllx'nitu j-llert teillTert Hltcntlen from llincritnenf lllclli et epprwltn poll pell tlc. The pe-itrlllcii iwleiiK te the puhlle, unit N net loot-lull fur !KipKlrttiHl tAOtlntl or llpKilnl'il tuiMnfw or tliip'Hlntnt lnrtlKii"hlp unci hII f tle or fnlelj ttinu ti I IIihI ciltlcHni"! of I'll lil Id elUwr WllOMI (Ul lies reach Iho liele oemmtinlty ere Hjtrcntcr wronste tlm pulille thmi te the falfl no ne eueil elllclftl, unit In Ihw cnrt they are, In niiilltlen, gre w reiif: te PbttaileiptilAjour PbttaileiptilAjeur nnllsiu." TUB KA.ST KM' It tHt.r.1 UAIhWAY. An OrcnntMlluii l.rtVctfl, Olllciri KUrtnl nml Olher Details .tllnuilnllii. The long talked el street railway te the eauerti end of the city 1 new n certaiuty, and Uu!orethejtarts out cam will be running ever the nmv mail. In response te the ad vertissniunt published in the dally papers calling upon these interested lu this enter prise te meet, a laige number of the sub scribers te the stock of the new company as sembled in the Leepsrd hotel jvirler., oil Monday evening at 7 o'clock. A prelltnlnarj organlzilleu was eirected by the selection of l)r. M. U Herr as president and Allan A. llerras seeicUry. The mini twr et -hates el stock sulwcrtbed w as reported te be 191, leaving P te be taken, profiling the cspltal stock is kept at $10,000, divided Inte 2eO shares el $ 0 The firt.t business trana''t(l was the seleo selee seleo tleu of a nauie ier the eemiuny. " The l'at Klug Street Itallread I'.uiiiMtij " and "l't Knd Pa.senger Hallway Company" vpre suggested, and the Utter was adopted by a unanimous vote. The capital stock w as next fixed at 1 10.OIX1, and the charter, It was de cided, should be perpetual. The route of the railway Is te be from the corner of Ouke and East King, along i:ast King street te the city limits, and along the pniladelphia turnpike te the w cstem terminus el Lsw rence K napp prepertv. Mr. Knapu favored the extension et the railway te Potts', and said it would pay the company te de se, because Mr. Detnutti would extend the read at his own expense te Koekv Springs, but seme of the ether stock holders were opposed te the extension of the read te Potts' at present. It was argued that It would tie done at seme future time. It was slated that Mr. Potts would sub scribe te ? 1,000 worth of stock if the raid was extended te his place. The termini of the read was llxei as above stated the western boundaryef Mr. Knapp t prepertv, and he agreed te deuate tetht company land en which te build the depot. staele and car house. The ne.xt business iu order was the elec tion of elllcers. James Sieart was ueinlua ted and elected president bv acclamation. M. F. Stelgerwait, Oeorge auman, Allan A. Herr. tV.Ueltshu. Lawrence Kuspp.A K Kehrer. Dr. M. L Herr. Wui U. Middleteu .aud AI. Kreider were placed In nomination for mbmbersel the oeiru et directors, aix w ere designated as the number of the beard and the following were chesen: M. I". Stelg erwalt, Geerge lauman, A. A. llerr, VV A. Heltshu, A. D. Kehrer and W. n. Middle ten. i'he subscribers te the stock slgned the ar ticles et association and pild 10 per cent, et their subscription te M. i'. Steigerwalt, the touiperary treasurrr. Among these present at the meting were Messrs. Wetzell, Dr. M h. Herr, A. A. Herr Bateman, KnaprsStelgpralt, Kline, Kreider Trewllz, lielman, Nauman, Mlddletewn, Miller, Heitshu, Hiuineardner, Gluder, Harklielder, and A. D. Kehrer lira It is the intention of the officers of the com pany te apply te the state department at once ler a charter, te potttlen councils en Wedues day evening for the privilege et using the city streets, and alter these preliminaries nave Deen attenneii te, eegiu work at once. Iu the opinion of railroad men the read can be built and equipped for less than (10,000. Action te Itecet-r ".lJ.OOO. Auditor Widi m, of the U. b. treasury, has brought suit against the sureties of the late F. P. Bnrmeister, pension airent at Phil adelphia In lsfli, toradellcitef SiTOO) iu his accounts. Burmeister died in lse'j. euu hli'i: bi.oei). Twe centuries and a half age Offtradgeil te work with shouldered hoe A woman, barefoot, brewneil and rough, with pluck of Puritanic etmr Slxlnsty children tagged li'hlnd, All batles", sheele-. nncenOned, And hsppy as the binls th it flew Aleut them. auaht or im ks they knew, Save ene they read at twilight hour, Ureught with them tn the smnch Mayflower A pretty lady thin and whltn. In a hammock swinging light, Languishes, and In the sh ide DeTenra rhyme and lemonade, w hlle bending near her lev cr sighs, And gently tans away the flies She murmurs, " 'Tis .e nlce that we Are nelther et low family, llut of old Puritanic stock That lauded upon Plymouth lieck ' Frem the Harvard Lampoon SPi-'ttJ AL NliTJOHS. A BEMBDrrer Indigestion, Consumption, Dys pepsls. Heikness, fever. Ague, m ., Celden's liquid Rec r Tonic. elo-lwdeed&w NLVEUGIVE UP. If you are troubled with nervous or sick head ache, de net give up your ca-c as Incurable until you have tried Ur Leslie's special Prescription Se the lastlmenUls In another column. d -Iw AUE tOU MADfc miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Le.-s et Appetite, el el ew bkln t Shlleh's V ltallzer Is u positive euro, for sale by II. 11. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. U7 -Verth tjueen street. A Suit Mlsfiirtun. Is te raise a nlce family of boys and girls and then have them carried Inte an early grave by that terrtble disease Consumption. Heed the warning and check It In Us nrst staces by me pruuijiLuse 01 jieuiu luusnm jur ine inreai ana Lnnirs, warrunivti 10 cure uuu relieve all cases. I'rlca 50c. and II her aule bv II It. Cochran, druggist, Ne. U7 Trial tiiejrtt. North Queen street. (31 "HACKMETACK "a lasting and fragrant per fume, PrlceSSand 50 cents for sale by II. 11. Cochran, Drugglit. Ne. 137 NerthQueen strf et. UliEEPLESS NIGHTS. made miserable by that terrible ceush. Shlleh's C ere Is the remedy mr yiiu. I urBAie iy u, n, Lucema! Druggist, Ne 17 North Queen street. THE KEV. OEO II. TIIAVhll, of Ilourben Ind.. saya : " Reth myseirand wlte ewe our Uvea te SIllLUII'S CONSUMPTION CLUE." for sale by II. 11. Cochran, Druggist, .N0.1J7 North queen street. The Population of Laimister la about SD.OUO, and we would say at least one eno ene half are troubled with some alfcctlen of the Threat and Lungs, as these complaints are ac cording te stati.tlcs mere numerous than ethers. We would advl.e all net, te neglect the opportunity te call en ns and get a bottle et hemp's Ilalsam for the Threat and Lungs l'rlce 50 cents and II. Trlul size tree. Respectfully, 11. U. Cecnran, druggist, 137 North (Jueen street. for lame back, sldoerchust, use flhilen's Por Per ous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Ker sale by II, II. Cochran, Druggist, Se. VU North Queen stieet. Perhaps no local nlsi-asn lias puzzlLd and bottled the medical profiss'en mnie t nan nasal ciurrh. While net ImuieUla-tly la id It Is among the most dl.tr, s.ieg, nautren und dis gusting Ills the flesh Is hilrte nnd the lecerda hew very lew or no cum of i-aiUmi euro et chronic catinh by any el the um tltude of Ely's Ciesm 11 tlm a lew earsue. The success e' tils pteparutlen has betn most gruilii Inland sjrpilsing, elid eu.t vvubs the scalp Is annnicd a h d-indrntr, O enn'sSuiphurseaii will b s lem.d Intalllble Hill's Hair ny uiai Kornrewn, lltty cents b 0-lwrliedAw A Captain's Furtiiuatn lll.riivery. TapL Celeman, sehr iVeytneuth, plying bo be tween Atlantic City and N Y , read bientmu. blcdwlthaoiuhsetht he was unable te sleep and naslnduci-dtn try Or King's New lil.cov lil.cev i ry for consumption It net only gave hlrn In stant relief, but allayed the extrniH soreness et his breast, lluteblidrt-n wemsliutlar'y iilfrctLd undastuKle du.e had the mime liuiinv eirm't Ur hliig's -iiw Ulseeverj Is new the standard remedy in the C leman household and en heard thosLheoner. I'rte trial bottlcsef this staudaia remedy ut II. II. Cochran's Drug Keiu, 137 and IS'J North Qut.en street, LancdsUir, 1'a. (I) SIIII.OH'8 VlTAI.IZKKls what you need ler Constitution, Less el Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Pile lOandJS cents er bottle, rer salu by II. 11. Cochran Druggist, Ne. IS) North queen snvet. Sllll.OirS CATAlUtll I;KMKI)V-i. positive cure for Catarrh, Dlptherla,and Canker Meuth, rer tale by 11. IL Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North queen street. Iladclrn's AruICA Hatr. The Rest Salve In tlm world for Outs, Praises, Seres, Ulcnr. salt ULuum, rever nenw, loner, (.riRTill.rt ll.nA. l-.lllv,..l. A . , ei. "-.'-, ..-a, w-.ttuiailld, bUl lli Hill! Ull SKIS ciuiHium, anunesiuvhlv our a 1'llpu. ni-nni.... It 1 xuarauU'vd teglv e iwrfeei eaiU' i ur money ruiunaee. l'rlce 23 cautii tr I "e;. rer sale by U. u. Oeeuruu. DruirKlst-in I aud us Merth Queen slreei, Laiciiver. f 5! , " LUxsnALKH vnevuKsr vi.aim. Ills Chlel Claim le Dlstlnrll"" ThrlilDe el a llsaty llntihrr. Hugh I-ewtber, the noble Lord lusdale, Is knew n at home net only as a crack pugil ist, but ns a very hard rider te hounds. His pace and dash in the saddle are known in Leicestershire ns the "Hugh and Cry " A few years age he was admired for his ability as a jeckev, although n heavy weight. His elder claim" te the admiration of his set was estab lished by the feat of riding lour races In ene day at the Burrow Hill meeting, aud theu haying reur rounds witn a euicner, wm, uw r.H-ii-nll!lni? his lerdsliln. was gliving Ullll nnd shouting uncomplimentary things about his personal appearance Leusdale, then sim ply Hugh Lewther, beiug tar lrem a beauty. Dismounting, he polished oil the butcher, a giaut in stature and "fighting drunk," fin ished hnn iu the leurth round by a complete knock-out. Such are his best titles te social consideration at home in Kngland. vrerkliiRiiieii's parade In rittstinrg The trades demonstration in Pittsburg en Monday was the largest and finest display of the kind ever seen there. The parade was twelve miles leug and was three hours pass lug a given point. sm m Pure popular Preparations ued star Cough ture l'rlce, twenty-nvecenis. Mop tint coughing ; It youdenot.lt may kill veu A bo'tte el lr mil's (Jeur. Syrup only costs yen cents, and Its timely use may save your life. I wautsomeSOZODON'T," said he, " Just out." the cunning druttKlst said, " llut here' sotne powder known te be As geed." The ratren turned and fled, Asking, " ue you suppose, i aeu'i Kuett nothing equals hOZOUO.VT " atniuvAjL. GIMMONS LIVKR REGULATOR. PERSONAL. " Have tested Its virtues, personally, and knew that ter Dyspepsia, Itllleujuess and Throbbing Headache. 11 Is the best inedlclns the world ever saw Have tried forty ether medicines before stmmens Liver Kcgututer and noneet them Rare mere than temporary relief, but the Regulator net only relieved bnt cured." Ttlegraplt, Macen, I, a. BAD BREATH. Nothing Is se unpleasant, nothing se common as Had Breath, and tn nearly every case It comes from the stomach, and can be se easily corrected If you will take slmineus Liver Regulator. De net neglect se snre a remedy ler this repulsive disorder It wilt also improve your appetlte, complexion and general health. Tired and Despondent. " Fer some time my Liver bad been out of order, and I felt generally geed for ne'hing 1 was Induced te try Mmmnns Liver Regulator Its action was quick and thorough, and it ImjurtiMl a brisk and vigorous feeling it Is an excellent remedy " J. It Hilam, Menree, Iowa. A YER'S PILLS. A Sluggish Liver Causes the Stomach and Bowels te beceme dts dts eidefed, and the whle system tesntTerirnm debility lu all such cases AVer's Pills give prompt relief After much sulTnrlng from Liver and Stomach troubles, I have Anally been cured by taking Ayer's Cathartic PPls I alays find them prompt and thorough In tru-lr action, and their occasional use keens me In a perfectly healthy condition ualph iVeeman, Ai,napells, Md Twenty-five years age I snffcred from a torpid liver, which was restored te healthy action by taking AVer's Pills, etneethat time 1 have never been without them Thiy regulate the bowels, assist digestion, and Increase the appetite, mere surely than any ether medicine. raul Churchill, Haverhill, Mans INVIGORATED. I knew of no remedy equal te Ayet's Pills for Stomach and Liver disorders I surTercd from a Torpid Ltver, and Djspepsla, for eighteen months. My skin was vellew and my tongue coated. I had no -ippelhc, suffered from Head ache, wa pale and (.mielatcd A few boxes of Ayer's Pills, taken In moderate doss, restored me te perfect health. Walde Miles, ubcrlln, Ohie Ajer's Pills are a superior f unity medicine They strengthen and Invigorate the digestive organs, creatu an appetite, and remove the hor her hor ribledepresslon ana despondency resulting from Liver Complaint, I have u.ed these Pills. In my family, ler years, and they nsver fall te give en tire satisfaction. Olto Montgomery, O.hkeib, ni j. Ayer's Pills Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Ce., Lewoll, Mass. Sold by Druggists aud Dealers In Medicine. olte? XAVMNKUT. Tyj-AOHINKRY, 40. FOB- STEAM HEATING Latest and Most Improved IN6INES TraetieB, FerliM, ir SUtienrj. New or Second-Hand BOILEBfl, WATPB TA1IK8, SEPARATORS. MtcHisi or UiPArs Weu such as done ana rect In Uachlne Sheps. call ea OS ADDSISa, Ezra F. Landis, WORKS fi87 NORTII OHKRRY BTREET, Lahcastxr, 1'a. ii7ttdAw trAjaiiKa. VyATCUEsi' ' " ' Lancaster Watches In Held, Stiver and Nickel Cases will te sold at a UKKAT UEDUCTION. Alse, Elgin, Walthara (Aurera fur which lam Sele Acent), and ether Klrst-Clsss Watches, llest Watch und Jewelry lte pal ring -M-Cerrcct tlme by Telegraph Dally. L. WEBER, 150X North Queen BL, Near 1'cnn'a, 11. K. Depot. Spectacles, Eyeglasses and Optical floods. A kinds of .lewelrv XUTIUHB. J.i:NT'H rURNIHUINe'sTOun. E. J. EMSIAFS Gent's Famishing Stere, NO. 7 WEST KING STREET. 5- Stere open Kvery Kvenlog except Sunday evi nlngs. 8 sTOKAUK Am OOMMI88ION WARBHOU8B. DANIEL MATEB, flecO-lyd Me. is West Chetlnut aueet M KM 0 rnllK HWI1T HPKU1F1C COMPANY. TUK Tried in the Cracible pO.pO.pO. About twenty 5 ears ngnl CI l.i-eveivd a little semen inyehcek, ami Uiodector pronounced It cancer 1 ha 0 tried 11 nmnlier of physician, tint witlieutlweU leg any permanent bono bone tit. Among the nmiibr wert 0110 et two specialists. Tim tneillcliie tliey applied was llke Urn te the sere, causing lntnnoepnln. lsawn stalement In the pipers telling what 9 8.9. hail done ter oilier ulnd.aily ailllcted. I procured seiiui at once. Itetove 1 had used tlin second bottle tlm neighbors reithl notlce that my raurernns lusilliig up. My general health had bieu had ter two or three jejirs I had a hacking oengu and spit IiIihmI cenllnually 1 had soerepalntnnr breist. After taking six bottles of K. H. M. my cough lelt me and l grew stouter than t had been for several j cars. My cancer has healed ever nil but a Utile stmt about the slie of a half dime, and It It rapidly disappearing. 1 would ad !e everyone with cancel togle . 8. s a f dr trial. M US. N A.C J. MiCON AU(1 I1K , Ashe llre e, 1 IppecanoeOo I ml. rMnvmr te, tss. Ill's SlH'ciHO Is entlivlyieKetalile, and seems te cute cancers by forcing out the tin purities from the bleed Treatise en IIIihhI and 8 In lUseiues mailed flee. aU ld.tw TllKSWirTSPKtlr 101.0, Diawer.1, Atlanta, Ua JKH-KLKHf, ,tl CT Z. KHOAD8, JKWKLKK. Watches, Diamonds, s My Repair Dept. is Fully Equipped and RespectMly Solicit Repairing of Fine erd Complicated Watches, Musical Bexes. Bronzes, Jewelry and any Intricate Piece of Mechanism H. Z. RHOADS,4 WEST KING STREET. JtATl, N- KV STYLES. THE F3LL STYLES ARE FERE. W. D. STAUFFER & CO., LEADING FASHIONABLE HATTERS, We have the largest Stock of NKW FALL STYLES in BTIr'r- AND SILK HATS ever Shown in Lancaster, sole Agcntsfer KNO,of New lerk.and WILCOX, or llosten. SCHOOL HATS AND CAPS rer Children, In rJl the Latest Styles at LOVVKsT PltlCKS KLllUEIt COATS ter Meu and lleys. UOllh.3, OLDV KS, TKU NhS and THAI KLINU HAOs. -eiVKLS A CALL.-V W. D. STAUFFER & CO., (SHULT A BllOS.' Nes. 31 and 33 North Queen Street. FALL. HATS. VLL DRESS TRIMMINGS F -AT- ASTRICH'S Palace of Fashion, 13 EAST KING ST., LAXtlBTEr, l'A. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, OUU STORE WILL HE CLOSED. Will open 8A1UUDAY EVENING at 6 o'clock. THIS WEEK WE OPEN SOME NOVELTIES IN Dress Trimmings, SUCH A3 AH Bead (limps, of the latest designs. In dlf ferent widths. Chenllle Mess Trimming, with cut bead pond ants. lllack rhenllle Fringes, elegantquallty, et37c , SOc and ",'c. Cord Ornament., lu black and colors, at SOc , Tie, nnd II U). liratd ornaments, at 25c , 37c. and SOc Trimming Braids, In black and colored, all vvldtha. " Lace Braid tn all widths and colors. A large stock of lllack Spanish Lace at 10, IS and TOc a yard : special bargain at 2"c lllack Hpantsh (snlpure Laces, utU, 20 and He a yard ; ifnest Quality. lllack Bilk fcscnrlal Laces from I5c a vardup. Extra geed value at 50 te 710 lllack Spanish Flouncing, at SO, C3 and 75c , and II m lllack Escurlal Flouncing, &0c., 11.00 and 11. te a yard lllack Spanish Skirting, all silk, IS Inches wide, tioea yaid Spanish Uulpiire.iS-lnchsklrtlng, $2.75 a yard j best reeds. lllack Spanish Net, 27-lnch wlde, all silk, 11.W a Jiscurlal Skirting and Netting. lllack Chantllly Skirting, all allk, excellent quality and beautltul pattern, Utuayard. lllack Headed NcL lllack Head Dress Fronts. W hlte Head Dress Frenls. t'lvu Vihlle Oriental Luces at IS, 19 and S5c. a yard. lllack Dress Silk at 87c. and il.OO a yard. Surah Silk, In all colors, at 7Sc. a j ard. EA.T11AOIIDINAUY UAKUA1N. Colored Silk Yelvet Kibbons, Fast Edge. New. 4,3, 7 SOc, Se. and 65c. a plcce. NEW DUE'S HUTTONS-ALL THE FALL COLOUS-LAUUK AND SMALL. KID GLOVES. The t-est We. Kid fllevcs in Lancaster, all carefully selected and warranted te be perfect, rour-Iiutten Eld Ulevcs, Stitched Back, 76 e. Five Heek Lacing Kid Gloves, 75c; lllack Asserted Tan and Dark Drowns. Try our Ladles' Flborleno Cellars and .Cutis, In White, Fancy nd Mourning. NEW RUCHINGS. One Hundred Plecosef New CropeLlssoltuch CrepeLlssoltuch CropeLlsseltuch Ings at 3u and 2Se. a yard. Hty Dezen llrecaded flllk Handkerchiefs, In Cardinal, lllack, (jeld, Cream and White, at 'Ac. apiece. A large stock of Hemstitched Silk Handker chiefs, Chinese and Japanese, In cream bordered and fancy colored, from tee, aplcce up. TO-MORROW WE OPEN A LAHOE STOCK OK LADIES SqUAltK SHAWLS at Very Lew Prices. Elegant Large Shawls, In brown and grey cen tres, plain und plaid, at SO and Me. Very Large BlzuatWctiiulll.'JX LADIES' JERSEYS, All-Weel, tttc Extra Fine Quality, coat back, vest front, il te ery ilucat, pleated back,ut ll.SJ (worth I1.7S) EVAN'S FLOOR. h rrove all things and held fast .te that which U geed." Levan's Fleur. AT Tried in the Crucible A Pull Line of the " Birth or Menth Stones " Mounted te Suit Your Particular Fancy Jewelry. OAVS, JtV. - S OLD STAND.) Lancaster, Fa. ART DLl'ARTAtEN'T. G. L. FON DERSMITH, Bookseller, Stationers Art Dealer OIL AVI) WAT Ell COLO IIS CANVAS DUAWINU, ENOINEEUINO AND AI.HICbLTI ItAL.SCl'l'LIES, MATHEMATIC AL INs rltL MENTS, PASTELS AND CKAIONS. ACADEMY HOAItDS.OILSKETCHINO.DHAW. 1M A.SDTKACINO PAPERS. Drawing and Palming Materials and ail kinds et 1 ancy Articled ler Decorating. Ne. 46 EASTKING STREET, (Oppesite Court Heuse) auglfd LANCASTER, PA. (JCUOOL SUPl'LIKS. JOm BAER'S seirs, Noe. IS nnd 17 North Queen Streot, LANCASTER PA Oder, Wholesale and Retail, at Lew Prices SCHOOL BOOKS USED IN LANCASTER CITY AND COUNTY. Old Readers Exchanged. SCHOOL SUPPLIES; Llnuld Slating, chalk Crayons, Copy Heeks of AH Kinds, Ytrltlng Inks, Steel Pens, Slates Noiseless slates, slate Pencils, Drawing Pen cils. Composition Heeks. Writing Tablets, Lead Pencils, Scheel Satchels, Companions, and everything else In the line el Scheel Stationery. SIGN OP THE BIG BOOK. r.llVVATlUSAL. T 11 K I1KST PLACE OF RESORT Fer long Winttr Evenlngsls the LANCASTER COMMERCIAL. COLLEUE. Class will be nrganlzed en Monday evening, October tth Evenings for Instruction 1UE8DAY. WEDNESDAYandFUIDAY. Full particulars at Collcge Reems. Ne. 10X East KlngSireet, every evening from 7 te fl. sStfd II. C. WTilDLEIt, Principal. S WITHIN C. SHORTLIDQE'S ACAD EMY FOR tOUNOMEN AND HOYS, ME DIA, PA., i: miles from Philadelphia. Flxed price covers every expense, even hooks, etc. Ne extra charges. Ne Incidental expenses. Ne ex amination for admission. Twclve experienced teachers, all men, and all graduates. Special op portunities for apt stndmiU te advance rapidly. Special drill for dull and backward boys. Patrons or students may select any studies or cheese the regular English, bclentltlc, Huslness, Classical or Civil Engineering course. Students fitted at Media Academy are new In Harvard, Yale, Princeton and ten ether Colleges und Poly lech nlcSchoels. 10 students sent te college In ltJ, 15 in 1MI, 10 In lifti, 10 In lSse. A graduatlngclass every year In the commercial department, A Physical and Chemical laboratory, Gymnasium and Hall (1 round. ,5u) vels, added te Library In 1n3 Physical apparatus doubled Iu 1883. All students heard with the principal. Heys can room alone. Media hea seven churches and a temperance charter which prohibits the sale of Intoxicating drinks. Fer new illustrated circu lar address the Pilnclpal und Proprietor, H WITHIN C.SHOUTLIDUE.A. M augM-lmdAw (Harvard Graduate) Media, l'a VAUttiAUXH. STANDARD OAHH1AOK WORK. Edw. Edgerley, CARRIAGE BuTLBER Market Streot, Rear of Fostenloo, Lanoaater, Pa, My stock comprises a large variety of the Latest Style lluggles, Phaitens, Carriages, Mar Mar eot and Iluslncbg Wagons, which I offer at the very lowest figures and en the most reasonable terms. 1 call special attention te a few el my own de signs, ene of which Is the EDO EULEYCLOSED PHYSICIAN COUPE, which Is decidedly the neatest, lightest and most completo Physician's Carriage Iu the country. Persona wishing te bny a geed, honest and substantial article, should bear tn mind that they take no risk In buying my work. Every Carriage tunied out in eighteen yean a geed one that Is the kind of guarantee I have toerfcr the public. All work fully warranted. Please give me a call REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. One set of workmen especially employed for thatrtnrpose R OTK 18 MAKING CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS at 30 a von. AT NO. 108 WOBTU QUKBK BTHMT, leniMJO lneMtw,l' nmr oer. rpHK North End Dry Goods Store. Is Selling a Hplvndld Artlcle In Ladles' and Hen's Meriue Underwear KOll 00 CKMTS. J. W. IIYUNK. Ne. ir.'l North Vlncsifc strMt. nOTVlVd TATK8T KALli (100DH. STAMM BROS. & 00, Mee. 20 and ae North Queen 8t. ATNCI T1MK Have eui Shew Window. Attracted se Much A & 1 KNTION As In the past week, filled as they are with the 1'icUlesi FALL DRESS GOODS At LOWISST PltlCKS, IntheClty. We are showing an Immense line of lllack Che nille r'rlngesat upeclal Uiw Prices. Dress IrlmuiliiKs aud llutteni tn Large Va riety. tiiit-en and Satin t) nil ted Linings, all colon, very cheap. Kxtmerdlnarj- Value In Comforts, at 10a, 79c, (7Hc, tl.ee aud up, ATTHK- BOSTON STORE. stere open Monday and Saturday Even nigs. J B. (HVLKRACO. NOW IS THE TIME TO BDY. .INO.8.U1VLEKAC0. ale making toerdor Full and W Inter Sulla and OrcrceaU With Ooed Trlinuilngs, Fer 910, 812 aud 916. Any et them worth WtotlOmere, Alse Ueudy-Maire Otercenta from S,oe te IU Alse large assortment et Men's and Heys' Kail and Winter Underwear, rlanncl Shirts, I.aundrled and Un laundrled shirts. Hosiery, (Hove and Neckwear Everything marked at Trie, s te clese out the entire stock for Cash. JohnSsGivler&Ce., Ne. 25 East BUntr Btroet, LAHCASTll, l'A. 1". P.-stere epn Saturday nd Muuday Evenlngs. N KW FALL '1001)8. WATT&SHAND, (!, S nnd 10 East King street, Invite Attention te the Latest Arrivals In ew and Deslrable Fall Dress Goods, bILK AND WOOL MIXTURES. SILK AND WOOL STRIPES, AND PLAIDS Striped and l'lald Novelties. Striped Weel Suitings. Embroidered and Combination Suits. All the New Colen in FRENCH HEROES, ALL WOOL DIAGONALS, Colored French Cashmeres, Velvets, Trimming Velvets, Velveteens. AN ENTIRE NKW LINK OF Black Dress Silks. AUMURES, JERSEY SILKS, SATIN KUA DAM A, All Guaranteed te Wear Satisfactorily. COLORED DRESS SILKS, COLORED SATIN RHADAMA. COLORED SATIN MKRVELLKAUX, 8UKAII DREM9 SILKS, at Popular Prices. Special Offering or NEW FALL CLOAKS. WRAPS AND JAOKETS, -AT THE- SEW YORK STORED, j."- MARTIN A CO. 'a have open for lnspoetton a large line of Ladles' Coats and Wraps at prices te please the closest buyen. 200 LADIES' NEWMARKETS, ALL-WOOL, DROWN AND 11LACK, ATsW.OO. LADIES' NEWMARKETS FROM 3.00 TO 18 00. Every Number a bargain. Ladies' Jackets I ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES. HOIICLE JACKETS AT 1200 IIOUULE JACKETS AT $3,10 IIOUCLE JACKETS AT St 00 HOUCI.E JACKETS AT 13.00 Better Crudes from $5.00 te 815. LADIES' WRAPS. A Large Stock In Lew Priced, Medium and Expensive Ooed 3. Misses' and Children's Garments. A line or entirely new goods, among which are seme Noveltlos shown only by use In this SHAWLS Of AH Descriptions, at Lew l'rless. J. B. Martin it Ce, Cor. West King & Prince St, (Opposite mevena Heuse,! LANCASTER. PA. Q BAVELVH l'LAIN OAVKNDIBU iMnalni. ITIiiA.mirail Mmnlrlnir Tnitanntk VJI OraVOiy S I lua-vmun 13111UKIUK iUUHCCU hull of North Carolina, Terlque and all the Standard llrands of Chewing Tobaccos, at w MAUKLEi'S "Yellow irent," nw. nuiui sjuueu evreei. (Fermerly Hartman'a) 1H18 PAPER IS PRINTED WITH INK Manufactured by J. K.WKIOHTAOO., maitf-iya. uina iUrtu,,'FiuiuipmU, r Late' Coats and wraps 1' h JteaV'Wgfe. AiiuWliii(tmtev, irYVOYrti-' acSisXsRSl
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