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3n unsullied repute, long experience- In anil
SJ aptitude feT political work, and n general
Rcnuatntance with the working Democrats
Sgll of the state. The party has been fortunate
Pf, in linding se goeu u successor te me rcur-
TI 4n jthalpmnii irhnefl hlifft st-lll ln vow
& bard indeed te fill. lie has raised te a
Di',- Mrvl vlr Via etnrtiluvil rf nie1IflnHrtrt frf
sUtgU IIUV VUG UH14VllAVA Ui IjkUtUUMtVlVU VA
' ' the chairmanship of the Democratic state
' committee and has made It a place v.' lit re
no small man can comfortably abide.
Mr. Ilensel possessed in a very extraordi
nary degree seme of the most essential at-
trthntivt fnr fhn rdnrrt. ITn Is unmritrrmlile
fl&Lin acquaintance with the men of the state,
usul rinrrllr in lw enunlpfl In lh Indnsfrv
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rr ana energy wim wmcu ue ueveieu nimseii
l te his work. Added te this, he had a high
' intelligence and a single devotion- te w hat
. ha ftAni.nlrn.1 In ln flia nirfr'a !ipif. Infprrt
m"t llemay hare failed in the quality of his
a-1, ludcrrapnt seme times, .is all men mav. but
always recurring opportunities te make
merchandise of his position, he has necr
even been charged with having sought te
de it; and public men, nowadays, are
charged with wrong en very minute
foundation.
With these working qualifications for
the chairmanship, ilr. Ilensel had a noble
gift of speech te adorn it, no one te-day
outranking him in the state in eloquence.
"Wielding : strong ieu, he is yet stronger
with the tongue, whose words the mas;.
netic force of his speech drives home with
resistless energy.
Mr. Ilensel resigned the ihairniauship
wholly of his volition and in pursuance of
a long held purpose. The place Is net a
prolHable ene te be held by one he does
net seek for Its reward in office. It can
pay only in honor ; and as that does net boil
the pet, only a mau of some fortune can
fairly fill It fairly te himself and te the
paity.
Te draw satisfaction out of the position -jf
chairman of the Democratic organization of
Pennsylvania requires a rare combination
of personal characteristics and circum
stances. The party Is in a minority among
a people strongly chained te their ancient
idols. I tropes njways for success, which
it seenrf that the high standard of its
prinirfplca should give it. Generally it
is net ; and the natural disposition is te
make the party's executive head the scape
goat. Se that he needs net only te de
his work te the best of hi3 ability, but te
also be a philosopher, who, with a
clear conscience, Is undisturbed by unjust
upbraiding. He needs te be of the stuff
of which the martyrs were made : who are
supposed te have enjoyed the stake. Net
many men nowadays have such peculiar
taste , and a brief expeiience of the politi
cal chairmanship of a minority patty snf
flees usually for the strongest constitution
Selecting Senater.
The New Yerk Republican membeia of
the legislature did themselves great credit
in selecting Hiscock for senator out of the
three candidates before them ; or rather It
,1s truer te say, net that they did this credit
.te themselves but that circumstances did
it for them, llecause Hiscock was thefirbt
choice of but u few, and w as only chosen
because Morten, who was u candidate en
his wealth, found he would net be clum-n,
and his men went te Hiscock, that they
te i uugub uiivii iue cituiim iuaKing me sen-
ater and te gratify their aim te defeat
3Iiller, the candidate strongest iu the vote.
It is thus very often that the best man is
selected in caucus and about as often that
the went is talien. New Yerk generally
has seat very geed men te the Senate,
having been much mere fortunate than
; Pennsylvania. The machine there does
' net run se smoothly as here. Theio is no
unity among the managers ; and it is well
Jter the people. The testimony which
.Pennsylvania gives us te the luirinf illness
of machine unity is very strong. The peo pee peo
"ple of the state leek with great humilia
tion upon their line of senatera. There
has net been a fit liepublican fiera lVmi
' sylvania since the tarty was bem.and in its
decadence it fitly tep3 out the line with
Quay, cheseu with unanimity by his party
with net a man among them willing te say
thathelsCt for the office. His election
was a malicious crime.
Wealthy Senators.
Crazy Senater Jenes, of Fleiida, lately
Of Detroit, llkn Tfnmlel.. i9niiWinn .,-l.r,,.
Kit the wind is nerthwestand he has been say-
g- ing some very sensible things about
:. """" muiesciiaie. no tlunks that
S ' the forcing et rich men te the front of
& tvhat slieuld be the ablest body of states
B f, men hi the world is geiug tee far and pre-
t uicus mat, u a uait, is net called the
Sj people will revolutionize things in time and
,ue eviw w wmcii li lemis will be met by
e&itiepoweref public disapproval. " AVlien
114 tAlik H.nnln .Alt 1 .... ...
;.v uvurtra luiLiiziMi Liin iiuii nr ira M)m.(n-U
FiL. ??eyWM net a Ust et ntnu33 for mem-
Sitf : , " ,uau w emev scl I'oner and
rT"" '""I'Musjumvlea musi staud forth
r- itA enn TfuxwntefA fnr i.i. i..
fUUtV and his Integrity. S' U"
Jjr. .v-.v, Vw ..w v.mvu waaua 4l 13 ik pUy
mm at ourjmWie men are net inflicted
with this Jenes form of Insanity.
l!e says that the reason of the chauge
from the Henate of our early days as n
nation is te be found In the increase of
wealth. Then men of great wealth were
se scarce that they all had power and ill?.
Unction; new theie are se many million
aires that the mcre possession of wealth
does net give a man all liie distinction he
craves and he naturally seeks it In the di
rection of political preferment. Hut Mr.
Jones Insists that wealth has greater politi
cal power in the Western and Middle state
than in the Seuth and New JCtigland. and
that in his section people leek for the qual
ities of a statesman and de net investigate
his barrel.
Jon.sseN MH.LVR glvei the county ouiu euiu ouiu
inlsnieners a lively slinking up lu the corn cern corn
uninlcttien ol.ewuoro printed.
JiraiNii the three tneuthn emllug Sep
tember JO, li, 0d,TtU etulRratila arrived
In this country of whom 22,110 were children
under fifteen years of brp, unit only 1I.S55
were ever forty. liv$,507 of the euilcrauta
came from Kurepe and nine were born at sea.
Great Britain anil Ireland seat 37,11(1 and
Germany liV2, but all lands except Norway
and Sweden send mera men than women.
The i?candlDarUns de net briuc xe many old
men or children as the ether race. We re re
cetved ene emigrant apiece from lgypt aud
Malta j seven from Afrli j and 4tXi from
ltlandsef the Atlantic ; -M from Islands of the
l'acluc, and only one from China which lat
statement calls attention te the fact that thee
figures de net Include Immigration by way
et Canada and Mexico. In the lhrr months
2,301 Chinese citizens of the United State re
turned from abroad but It Is well knew n that
great numbers et Chinameu entered the
country by uny el British Columbia. In the
Kanie time 1, J3( Americans returned from
abroad of whom IC.TTO.were males. Thee In
teresting figures are taken from the quarterly
reiert of the treasury department.
Voer-rri.r will no longer be represented
in the Vnited sutes Senate from New Yerk.
Is Mr. llensel's four years as state chair,
man, he touched nothing that he did net
adorn.
There la a greatdeal said Just new of the
enormous bunion of standing armies and
military expenses borne by European
nations, but this ceuutry has paid out for
pensions since the close of the war a sum
that throws all foreign war credits in the
shade. It asgresates In round numbers
f ''00,000,000, and the figures of each succes
sive pension bill ha te crown with time from
tweuty-rHu te beventy-lie millions of dol
lars. This Is n magnificent example of na
tional trratitude, but If the congressmen who
make these gilts managed the property of
the people as they would their own they
would long Bge have concluded that grati
tude had been developed into a fault and
that the vast sums se distributed should le
limited. Instead of calling a halt the Heuse
has passed a measure providing pensions for
dependent imrents and honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors who received no Injuries
but are tee old and feeble te work.
Jehn Hi NTEnhasdrawn euter the taa taa taa
reoeiver battle in Philadelphia. Here It a
great Democratic opportunity.
UiuuKR than all the news of foreign ware
or slruRgle of statesmen Is the lnlormatien
iuai jenu ij. aumvan, Uie mighty, sustained
en accident te his lelt arm in his fight with
Cardlll, at Minneapolis. It was thought te
havebeena btppodreming atlalr until two
physicians testified under their own hands
that en examination of the champion's left
arm they hud that the main bone or radius
la broken midway between the wrist and
elbew. The break, whlle net likely te cause
a permanent injury, will occasion a disability
for a period el at leat sixty days. This accident
may have the ellect of jiermanently weaken
ing the slugger iu a fight Mitchell's acci
dent years age left his arm in a condition that
caused him te be always afraid of fuitlier
Injuring It. It was a foregone conclusion
that rum would eventually knock out Boa Bea Boa
ten's pet, but itts apltvlfhis magnificent
physical strength Is te be unpaired by au
accident Bitch at has happeubU him.
Senater Ueaii says that Dawes' re-election
te the Senate from. MafwchusetLs Is the
"most glorious thing that has happened ler
five hundred years." What an old woman
Hear Is I
Goediivi:, Chairman lieiuel. louhave
made a record in service te the Democratic
party that will take a big man le equal.
PERSONAL.
liCKEN Vii luRiA'a New dear's gilts te the
peer of Windser incluiled a thousand pritne
Joints of beef and a hundred tens of coal.
Miss Klaim. Goodall has lelt the school
at Hampton, a., wfiere she has taught for
the past three years, te be a teacher at the
Lewer Brule agency, Dakota.
Kuitek GnaDV, of tue A'luntu uiufit.
fi'u, is reported te have steed well the lloed
of praise that has been leured upon him
since he made thst big speech In New Yerk.
It has net spoiled hiui a bit.
Mns. CLxntssv B. Kauie.ib, of Wll'en,
Conn., the eldest person In the state, died en
Wednesday. She would have been lei vars
old In May. Her husband, Samuel "llsv "llsv
mend, died In IsM.
l.iErtENANT Scnw.VTK v has abandoned
his Yellowsteno park expedition, owing te
illness, and returned te Mammoth Het
Sprinjjs, where he Is new. The high altitude
and frosty atmosphere aUected his lungs and
he was taken with a hemorrhage at i.rand
Canen.
Jin. (iLAt)sie.M. was paid tl.wO for his ar
ticle published in the current number of
"The Nineteenth l enturv." Tint mean
about 1-cents a word. Fer his famous "Vicar"
iieldsniitu v?as paid SCO ; and Charles and
Mary Lamb rtcetved about the same for the
"lales irem Shakispeare."
CoNeKEss-jAN CiioxreN, of irglnia, has
elleredln the Heuse, a bill appropriating
JO.OOOte complete the monument te -Mary
Washington, tue mother el the Immortal
Geerge, ut Fredericksburg, Va. l'rexident
Jacksen laid the corner-stone of this moiiu meiiu
meut in lsaj. "Werk was continued tht-reen
ter lour years, but Uualiy eeased and has
never been resumed.
Tm: UniMAr. Kjintiieii new ebeva the
directions ni bis physicians mere than ever
botero, 1 or tue first time since childhood
he has taken te sloeplug In a warm room,
and he takes feed, generally beef tea, c-gs
and wine or collie and lslnglaw, every two
hours during ttie day. He has almost en.
tlrely given up the dishes he used le be he
loud et, huch as lobsters, craw fish, veal
stewed with cloves and cinnamon and
spenge-cake seiked in rum.
Lx-PitLsu.u.M Wiiiib has endowed the
Cernell university school of histury and poll pell
tical Bcleuce with his superb historical library.
It is a collection the gathering of which has
been his lilu work, and numbers about thirty
thousand volumes, besides home ten thou,
eaud valuable pamphlets and many manu.
Mripts. It has cost mere than f 100,000, and
lui present value could net be easily estmated
It Is especially rich lu original material, such
as manuscripts, contemporary iiamphlets,
nevyspapereand collections of documeuts.
l list U Wrung '.'
Kiein lhe tuiiteu free Press.
Papers from Jlethlehem, Allentown,
Wllketbarre, hcranteu, Harnsburg, Yerk,
Lancaster, aud Heading, usually reeelvi-d by
.....buuJ ......j, Mu, ,,,,4 IUUVI VU
arrlve en time, or te come at all.
SlVIllSTK l'llKMIi:.
Acicx i e purpcll Veares
Of Lyie'sdUgelryng I)ramu
All shynlngthre' aSlyatel Tenes,
1 e Siarres et uunUuyp gleauie.
Innesplondero'abunno their Lyglil U leite,
Inne Trnubull'ii Nrnhtiii,.!. e .....
Bhlnes onne Hepe's Hark rutt tompeat-vosato.
m jiu ijjyui uiure swoeto luaune Ilaye.
See, where luy Skltre hath enwardi spedae.
Toward proipereus Landes ufarre,
Ttie rrcndjhyp thre' the atonue hath Jedae,
A pure and gulaylng Starre.
II. 21, Mahout, f'l CWAeffe IMfeii.
A Ureal Benttiern lUIln j IHtepns .
from tbs Haltluiern Sun,
The ltlchmeud & West l'elnt Terminal A,
Warehouse coin pany modestly content It
self as yet with a designation derived from
a short Hue of read extruding from Klcli Klcli
mend te West I 'Hint, oil the 1 eik river, aud
the terminal farllllies at the latter point, but
as itsouintlineago added thn UeergU I'acltle
te the Kti-bmnndiV Duivllle system, which
It was organ I 'ed In l-0 te routre, aud has
new taken steps In acquire control tf the
great Kast Tenuesee, Virginia iV (toergla
system, It is last becoming a monster iwpera
tlen, rl almg in ths extent el lis uuiosce the
largest railrivnl itiuibluatleiis nl the t tilted
Stales. lUcharter authorizes it "tothaiige
Its name when desired" te "Klcbiunml, Dan Dan
vllle A Suilheru railroad ivuipany,'' and
new that the Idea of its fniiuders n e Wen
approximately teallzed the mere descriptive
name will dnuiitiens, alter no long time, bi
asKiimtd. Thu Klchtueiid A Dm vllle syx
tern has a mileage ( J.:j niile, eieudltig
from Alexsndris, a., te Allatitm it , and
thence W miles further ever ttie Ueergla
Pacific, which it controls, te lliritmigbam,
Ala., the great ial, iron and limestone
centre of the (.nil states. Connections are
had at that city with New Orleans, icks
burg and ether Southwestern point. The
branches of the tbreugU line are these
The read from Hlchmend te tidewater at
West Point : a read extending trem '.ireons '.ireens '.ireons
berough, N. C , en the maiu Hue 1J0 miles te
Ooldsberough : a read running west from
Salisbury 1 Mmllcs te Point Keck. lenu., ou
the Uvt Tennewe, Virginia A i.-ergi.i.
liesmtvs inese tnere are ether sUett branches
reaching jmlnts In North Carolina aud Seuth
Carolina, among them some tnat gtve access
te sources of traitlc like Charleston and Au
gusta. The new acquisition, the K.sst Ten
nessee, X. irgiula .t t,irgK aids ' t.- miles
te the Kicbmend A I)UMlle sjslein aud
gives it important outlets upon the Allautlc
and the MKsi-alppl. Hymning at Bristel,
Tennessee, uear the Irgmia Ismler, the
malu line extends southwesterly i- miles le
Chattaneiigs and Uieucoever the old Mem
phis A CrmltMteu read 3T0 miles te Mem
phis. J'rem Cleveland, Tenu., "' miles east
or Chaltan'Xics, a branch stretches southwest
377 miles te Merldau, Miss. Anether branch
extends from the main line Je5'. miles to
ward the Multicast, aud traverslug llume,
Atlanta and Macen, reacaea the Atlantic at
Brunswick, U. Conneitlena give the
system a fchare of the euslneas
with Flerida and the Southwest.
Whether for purposes of traffic In
Southern staples or lur big operations In
Wall street, the system of 4 11'' miles, as it
exists te-day. presents certaiuly magnificent
HMnn Fnr ttiii unamlii. tt Ita nt. -,Ar tint
I further additions are said te be contemplated.
The Norfolk A Western, read l' miles
long, extending rrem .Norfolk te Bristel, will
almost Inevitably, It Is asserted, fall into the
hands et the B. eh mend a Danville, unless
the owners of the Norlelk A Weteru, car
rylug out a project they are said te have In
mind, build tnemelv&s a connection west
ward from Bristel te the Krlanger sys
tem. The Shenandoah alley railroad, which
extends i.- mliea from Llagerstewu, Md.,
te Koaneke City, a point en the Norfolk A
Western, i inttrested in this preicted ex
tension, inasmueuas without it its "southern
terminus wld be inUiealr. The logic of
the situation, however, it Is held among rati rati
read men, points te the abiorptien of both
the Norfolk A Western and the Shenandoah
Valley In Uie Richmond ,V Danville sys
tem. Such absorption Is net necessary te
the last mentieued cempanv, as it has an
outlet, as already stated, Iruiii the Last Ten
neasee, Virginia A .eergu eastward
through Nertn Carolina te its main line, but
possession or the Norfolk aud Western would
have distinct advantage. Should the Nor
folk A Western and the Shenandean Val
ley raids nave the fate marked out for them
the Richmond A Dauville system will con
trol, it is estimated, mure milts et read than
are embraced in the entire Pennsylvania
system, and several bundled miles mere
than are contained In the anderbUt -vstem
with all Its branches. I'nder a strict enforce
ment of the inte-rstate commerco act such
cuniMnatiens are net, perhaps, te be reck
oned as wholly inimical te the interests of
the Seuth, though they seem te be InuHted
ler the most part by spectators te facilitate
the manufacture el new Mjcanuea te gamble
with in all street.
eraw uejtTicvi.TUitisia
ritrnty-Klcbtli .VueunI Alcetlug tn llclblclirm.
LAij(MlrlaD4 VVbe re X'trut.
The twenty-eighth annual meeting of the
State Horticultural as-ociatieu ejened Wed
nesday afternoon et the Sun hall, Bethlehem.
In thuatwen.-e of President Calvin Cooper,
of Bird iu-Uand, CeL i.eorge McTarland, or
Harrieburg, was called le the chair. Presi
dent J. B. Keinmerei, of town council, wel
comed the avocation. Owing te tbe absence
et the elueers who were unable te tome
until In the eveuing, the alternoen session
was devoted te informal discussion of various
telnls el interest. 1 be evening eessien was
devoted le regu'ar organization. Among
prominent hertlculturlsta present are Profes Profes
eor F. L. Scribner, of lhe department of agri
culture, and Prolesser II. L an Leman,
chlefel the pomelogical department, V ash ash
lngten, I). C. Themas B. and J. Prank Men
ban, of Oermantewn J. U. Jenkins, of the
Jirti-ultuml Art fuu.rn: ', Kuchester, N.
Y.; Jeseph and L. N. Themas, el King of
1'russia, H. C. Michener, Dovlestenn ).'.(.
Itgenrer. Calvin Cooper, Bird-In-Hand ; ..
I'. McFarland, et Harnsburg, H. M. J;ngl-,
Marietta ; K. Satterthwait, ei Jcuklntewn.
The sessions te day will be devoted te practi
cal discussion en Irult growing, fiet house
and nursery management and the .esthetic
siue et a gardener's lite.
State .Vcrlcullara! Secletj.
At the annual meeting of the state agricul
tural seciety in Harnsburg ou Wednesday,
It was decided te held the nest cxmbitlen en
September te 17, inclusive. Most of the
session was occupied in the discussion of
amendments te the by-laws, which will render
smooth the operation or the society, 'lhe
fellow Ing officers were elected for tbe ensuing
year : President, A. Wilhelm , first vice presi
dent, J. A. Paxson ; vTe presidents, deerge
Blight, L H. Twaddell, Jeseph K. lulling.
ham, William M. blnperly, G. Handy Smith,
David II. Urausen, William H. Helsleiu,
Tobias Barten, B. J. MeGrauu, Daniel II.
Neiman, D. S. Waller, Ira Tripp, J
S. Keller, ,itabriel Hftister, Jeseph Plellet,
K. J. C. Walker, Jebn A. Lemen, Jehn
H. Miller, Cbaunceyl . UiHCk, L A. Mackey,
Geerge Kbey, 1 . Y. Clepper, W. W. Speer,
Jehn McDowell, J. s McKean, J. D.
Kirkpalrick and J. G. 1 hornten. At large
J. A. Paxson. Additional ineuitiers of the
executlve rominittee W. 1". Uutherlerd,
William Tayler, Jehn It Zelgler, Jefiersen
Sbaner, Cyrus Chambers, jr. Lx-presidents
members el the beard Frederick Walls, D.
Taggart, Javib S Ualdman, James Miles.
CurrtspeudiDg tsecetary Rldrldee McCon McCen McCon
key. itocerding secretary D. W. Zsllers.
Tre;i5urer Jehn L. Nissley. Chemist and
geologist A. U Kenned v. Librarian
1111am II. Kjjle.
Cider Vitifkr.
1'ieiu II e bem. ml jn lulurapli
Se long as this necessary article cau be
prcsiured se easily, it Is dilllcult te under
stand why there should be used adulterated
and less wholesome aclda as a subbtitute.
At the present time, the extent of orchard erchard
ing is se large that with the usual crop of
apples, taking theso of a poeror character and
such natural lruit as most larms produce, if
converted Inte cider and then Inte vinegar,
there would be a supply ler all reasonable
demands. Thechlel want is the demand ler
pure rider vinegar; it has been he In the
past, that it was vvltii duliulty that the pure
article oeuld be sold at a fairly remunerative
price, irat all, aud us a result apples unfit for
market have liecn fed te animals, allowed te
go te waste or the Ust manufactured Inte
cider for drinking purposes, and theso who.
U they could have the pure article would
profer te use it, are ceuitiellcd te use some
thing of adeletorieus nature possessing the
properties of an acid. If the consumers
would insist upon having nene but pure
elder v Inegar, they would neon have It, for the
demand created would lead tells mere extcn.
sive manufacture and a supply would be thus
provided.
rruuijlviiula'a i:iliarlal A. .edition.
At lhe nnnuU meeting of the Pennsylvania
I'.dlterlal association in HarrUburg, Wednes.
day, the fellow Ing olllcers were elected.
Presldeut, Sonater Themas V, Cooper, of
Media; vice presidents, II. A. Mul'llce, of
Alteena; K. II. Klsk, et Ltncaster, and F. C.
Johnsten, of Wllkesbarre; secretary aud
treasurer, It. II Themas, or Mechanicshurg ;
eorre-pemllng Hecretary, J. 15. McAfee, of
iiicensuurg; executive committee, Themas
M. Jenes, ei llarrisbiirg; A. M. Ham be, of
Columbia; II. M. Neul, of llarrisburg ;
Prank Sauseta, or Indiana; W. L. Devvart,
of Sunbury; W. II, Uradley, of Phlladel
nhla, aud Lucius Holers, of Hmetbpert.
Twenty-five new members were elected. The
next summer excursion will probably be te
the Natural Bridge, Vlrgiula.
Why DM Wet Tk . Mrry?
Het Illll tnths N. r.Hir "l-illfll.
"Our profession, with burning gallantry,
will vvdeome tlie lair sex v'diis new field of
honor mid usofulness vTt h H Oldened te
thorn, aud will grncleuif;) wish them the
eame high degree of stitxyu that yeata age
marked lhe etlerts of th'r MvoiUlesetvltig
pillar' of the law, Portia, wSien she tusde her
able but somewhat technical argument lu Ih
bslf of strict Justice In the teriuii of ancient
v eulcts If the pronence of ladles as associate
workers In our ptolpslen shall tend te de
velop among usthat true politeness aud dig
utfied courtesy which should always iharac
terlie the deuuMiiur of the members el se
h uierable a calling towards ivv n ether, thfti
the experiment will net have tt-en tusde In
vain. If the Influence of woman, usually se
potent for geed, shall be . mdueive toward
arraying tun vvtiole profession mere thor
oughly en the tight side of every public
aueotlen, the sphere of weuisti in all isvupa.
ens may well bemere geuerallv exteuded."
llurjr (Irorge nml l)r Mrilltnti
The ltalttmore fun has a sp-vMl from Keme
which says. "Much astonishment Is ex
pressed In ecclesiastical cltxles at the state
ment circulated lu the Inlted States that
Heme has condemned the teachings of Henry
Georgeaud that Dr. McGlyun has been cen
sured for advocating them. It Is authorita
tively stated that Geerge's teachings have
net even been examined by the propaganda,
and It Is, therefore, evidence that they have
net been condemned nor their advocacy cen
sured. Dr. McUlynn has msnv warm friends
here, and the construction ut en the sum
mons te Heme Is deprecated s s uiK-hioveus
III It HKiti 111 bl.tt
I ills h fiee country "
Vv ell, maybe.
Se long as you haven t
A baby.
1 eung or old, the' gulden
Or i ray be
Our heads, we're all ruled tu
A baby.
rernl and foolish the c ti thai
We say be
Wfceu xtj besr te that tvisnt.
1 he baby.
1 he wise man's a feel su.l
A sby
And a hobby -het je lev hu
Own baby.
Hut, et light lu our hoi. sktK d
A lay be
Without that blljiitt hei'ib.
TUe baby
Ihen hallowed and bt ' !i
The day be
That brought that deai Jmi-m ,
I he baby
l-Yem ' t H -if.
Motieulile te swallow Dr I'1
i.e p I'ellels
M.lliAw
i.B Or.il. XVTIUBA.
reti DYSPEPSIA and Liver (.euipialnt, yen
have apnntedguarantceeiu'vsty OolUaetShl.
eh's lUUlier. It nevertall leniin. Ker sale
by It. B. Cochran, DniggUt, e. urSorttiOneen
street.
Uacklena araia "sire
The I!st Salve In the world for Cuts, llrutjej.
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, "ever Seres, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, ChUblatns, Cerns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cqr Pile, or no pay
required. It Is guaranteed te tve perfect r atls atls
(actien, or money refunded. Trice iV cents per
box. Ter sale by II. It. Cecnran, UniKgUt, 137
and 1S3 Mertli Queen street. Lancaster, fa.
SlIlLUIl'SCOUOItana Lottt'upueii c ire Is
"obtbyusena guarantee, f cut) consump
tion ler sale by 11. li, Cech , i, l'i ikI91, Ne.
liJ North Queen street.
They are looking loryea e,eryhere Drarts
et air In unexpected places, gums trem het
looms te cool one', careleses in changing
ilethln: In thert anything whlfh end In a
"common told in theheiri I nle-s arrested
this kind of eeld becomes seA'pd tn ta- mucpin
memirnneI the head Then i- Is Catarrh In
any and all Us stages this dl s alwms yields
le Ely's Cream Balm. eafe. srs-eati!.-. ierilu.
Price Ofty cents. ju .TdeedA w
The Mjter7 setse,!.
It has always been undors'eod that consump
tion was incurable, but It hnj u-cently bem
discovered that Kemp's Ha-una d.r the Threat
and Lungs la glvlngmereiv'ielihm any known
remedy. It Is guaranteed te ulleve. aud euro
Asthma, Bronchitis and Ccjt-. Call en II. B,
Cochran, dniMlst. Ne. 137 .nii I,' i-n street,
and get a trial bottle free el tejt. Larije Bite Se
cenUandll. (i)
A Itemarkable (leixl VI. iu
1 1 he who attends te the cea. fort et h! s Umtl y
and will net let his little one t itfer ni'hatrco ni'hatrce ni'hatrco
Oen of the Threat and Lv nz sihr.-by their
Uvea may be endangered, l u he hemd ttt all
times give tbem that severe-i ir-ue.Iy, hemps
Kaleam. Price W cenU and II Vi.ii nrre
rer sale by IL V. Cochran, ar-idgiti, , ,; North
Queen street. (ij
WILL YOU SUrKR with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint t Shlleh's V nn je- i guaran
teed te euro you. Fer sale by II. li. Cochran
Drutfglat, .Ne. 137 North Queen street.
Cl'.OUP, VVHOOl'INOCOHJIl snd BrenchlUa
Immediately relleved by Bhb h a cure ler sale
by II. U. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. lUNerthQueea
6 tree t.
The Verdict Uiisnimuaj.
Yeu are feeling depressed, c,ur nppetlte 1
peer, veu ate bothered with Headiiche, ou are
ndgety, nervous, and genera, out of sorts, ami
want te trace up. Ilruce up imi lut itbtlmu
lanu. spring medicines, or Muen, which have
for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which itimulate you ler an hour, and then leave
you In worse condition than before. VV hat you
wantU an alterative that will purify your bleed
(tart healthy action of Liver and Kidneys, re
afore your vitality, and give u moved health and
strength. Such a medicine y. u wlllflnj iQ kIpc
trlc Bitters, and only SO ct ,ts RU.u.eatll II
Cochran's Drug fctore, 1J7 and ii North Queen
street, Lancaster, l'a. (2)
SHILOira V1TALIZKBU what you need for
Constipation, Less of Appetite, niztlness, and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 73
cents per bottle, for sale by ii. b. Cochran
Druggist, Ne. LU North Queen atreet.
F
OR RHUl'MATISM.
ST. JACOBS OIL
rert itnEUiiATi9.vr-MAP.VE ei i zwr.
ItlCNCKs ''
BUITKRED JO YEAB3 AND cbltLl)
New Bloemtlel I, Perry Ce . l'a
I Uh te Inform you e a most miraculous
and marvelous c!rcumUi,e rormerethan
thirty years 1 have been siairted with rheu
matlsm, from which 1 suilirud se aeverelv
lhalat times It was impossible for me te net
freaimy home te the efllce, only a few atom
away. 1 had u resort te the us of morp'iliie
te eeoure rest at nliiht I apent hundreds of
dollars with dlrterent phyittiuna and tried
every known remedy without deriving any
luntlU whatever, lve earsaeIwaa in.
ducedtetry St, Jacobs OU, which ictlected
an entire and permanent cure, and 1 have
net been troubled with this dread dlseiae
since. Colderdampwnjther I net en"ect
ineatall. J K Bu.NsaLL
Una:, Courts of Pur v i u-mty, l'a
A KA1LUOAD MAN CI1!EI).
Old Colony It. 11 Ei.gine Heuse,
. Bran tree, Mans i
I have had rheumatism lei the put fifteen
vears. Have had It se badly at limes that
1 have had te get flown stairs en my hands
nnd knees ; have sureind untold agony
have trled all the medirir.es advertised te
Hire rheumatism, without any bentie lai re
sults, rer tbe past two yeara have been
growing worse i had almes' lest the uaoef
my hands and feet. Had about made up my
mind that nothing en earth would core me
1 was strongly advlacd te try he Jacobs oil
I procured a bottle, applied It, and my joints
grew aupple. After using two bottles I an
wulk as well as ever. 1 have regained the
liener my hands and leet, am rtllevtd of all
pain nnd consider mysely cured.
0fi.0tti.KT MOItKY,
fireman, u. c. it. It.
HEil AUKS OK AN EJiTnKNT DIVINE.
, Cleveland, Ohie.
1 am pleased te say that the use el st
Jacobs Oil has benefitted me greatly, and l
Imvn no hesitation te recommend It te all as
un eicelleut curative.
ar. may, bishop uilmeuh.
"Ihe HIAItLKS A. VOUELEIt CO , Baltimore,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLaIIs. In cash will
be paid by us for proof showing iht theioie theieie theioie
geing and all other.tcstlmeny published by The
Charles A. Vegeler Ce , are netslrktly Kiiuliie,
All testimony te tbevlrtues of our pieraratleus
la corroborated andstrlctly veriitcd.
CTXHAUriTKD VPl'AI.ITY.
EXHAUSTED TOAHTI
TDK SCIENCE or LITE, thn grt Med leal
Werk of the age en Munhoed, Nervous and
Physical Debility, I'mmainra Decline, Errors of
xeuth, and the untold miseries consequent
thereon, two pages sye. 123 prescriptions for all
dlieases. Cleth, full gilt, only f l.bu, by mall,
sealed, lllustratlvosample tree te all young and
middle-aged men for the next 90 days. Address
in:, vv. if. PAitiiiii:, t Buinnch Mtivct, itosteD,
id Mr. utvn-lyeedAw
C1MMUMS M V UK HKllUIiATOlC
Sleeplcsness and Restlessness,
Chlldieu as well iu adults seiucltuux eat tee
luueh supper ei eat seinetldiiR ttat does net ill
gnt vtell, prcHlucliiK
C'ehe, lndlsesllen, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn. Kestlessness and (Slveplessnes.
A Reed dese pi Sliumens Uver UogtiUter will
give prompt rcitel
My wile having siurivd for a long
tlmn with lletlessneta aud BleepIpsuntM
at nU-hts, leceniuiends le me without
bemmtlngfciirw as nnally advised te try
Stiuinens I.Iver lUyulstnr, msd l bss
acted like a cbnrtn Alter taking one bot
tle he Improved se much that I neul and
nausht one-halt dozen My wtle Is new
tn the enjoyment et excellent health. We
keep the liesulater In the hotise a a
liunlly medicine, nndTrcemmenil It te Hits
erldav the best (auilly medlclue in the
J C. Ill KltlNU, T wings Ce . Ua
SwdAw
JM
YPH'SSAUSAPAUILLA.
Pimples, Beils,
And (Hrbmului teault from a debilitated, lin lin lin
poverlshed, or Impure condition of the lifoed.
Aers satsapartlla prevents aud eunvs these
eruptions and painful tumors, by remnvlug
then isiiw the only effectual wav el Dealing
them
Ajet s Sarssparllla bis prevented the usual
course of Bells, which have pained and dls
tressed me every shs.siu fei several venra. Gee.
r-oales, Plstnvtlfi". Mich.
I was ludly troubled with l'lmples en the face,
a'se. with a dlscoleiatlon of the skin, which
ahewed ttelf In only dark patches. Ne eater,
ml lieatment did mere than temporary geed.
A-i's sarjap.irtlta effected
A Perfect Oure,
and I have net been troubled slute. I. V
Ikkldy. Illvcr sm-et, I nvridl, Mass.
I was troubled with ltelis. and my health was
much Impaired I began using Ayer's arsap.
rllla, and. In due time, the eruptions all dlsap.
peared, and my health was completely lesteled.
Jehn It. kiklns, Ldlter blanltu Obsmtr, Albs
marks N C.
I was trentded. for a long time, with a humor
which appeared en my face In ugly l'lmples and
Blotches Ayer's CarsapariUa cured me. Icon Icen
alder It the beat bleed puriBer In tee world.
Chviles II Bmllb, Netthl rullsbnry, V t
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
la sold by all drus-glsts and dealers In misllclna.
Ask for AVer's faranpsrllla, and de net be per
suaded te take any ethci
Prepared by Dr. J. i . Ayei A Ce., Lewell. Mass'
Price II , six bottles, ee. Janlsi
llVVHKrVHXltUUNU uuuvt,
spALL AND SEE
-THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Slaty Candle-Light , Beats thorn all.
Anulhei Let of CHEAP OLOUK3 for Qm and
OU Steves.
TUB PERFECTION "
MLl'AL MOULDING AND IlUBUKll CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
Beauthemall. This strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps out the ceid atop rattling of windows.
KacJude the dust. Keep out snow end ruin. Any
one cau apply It no waste or dirt made In ap
plying IL Can be fitted anywhere -no holes te
bore, ready for use. It will net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip Is the most perfect. At
the fcteve. Heater and Kange btcre
-or-
Jeim P. Schaum & Sens,
24 SOOTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTEU. 1A.
WM
. A. KIKKrKR ALDUS O. UEKR
KIEFFER & HERR,
-DLALKIIS IN-
Heiisefiirnisliii Goods !
n
WOULD CALL hl'EClAL
AI'TLNTIONTO
Fuller & Warren Ce.'s
1 1 HOY , N. Y )
STOVES, HEATERS. FURNACES AND HINGIS
We ask: no ene te run any risks with "KUL
LCK A WAItltEN'8 " Goods. We Kuarantoe
them te glve batlstactlen.
As a Ueater " TIIK Ul'LL.VDlD " has no rival,
beln a thorough het base, no part of this stove
remains cold, eveiy tnt.hel It radiates heat.
As a Smaller and Cheaper Ueater tbe "ItltlG HT
DIAMOND" has established Itacll In the front
ranks.
The merits el the"Sl'LKNDID" and"llltlOHT
DIAMOND "consist In Leauty of Construction,
l'erfect Control of Draft, Cleanliness, no Dust,
no Qaa and Kconemy et fuel.
arCall and examine for yourself.
40 EAST KING ST.,
(01T031TK COUUT UOU8K.1
apa-tldAw
riUfiTifue.
TCTUKNITUHK WAKEKOOMH.
BUY YOUIt8KLr A I'Alll OT T1109K
Felding Dress PillewSs
(CALL EAULY AT
fleffnieier's Farnitnra Warerooms.
They ate the nicest thing out and we have 1 ust
received anether let of them.
30 EAST IXINQ QTIIBET.
-tylDMYKH'H 1'UI.NITUI.K HTOIIK.
HEADQUARTERS,
-reit
Purniture. Eiirniture.
If you want any ruilNITUUE new or the
cemlnK HprlaK call and examine my stock. Yeu
will find it laige and well selucted.
0001) W0KK.
LOV l'KICES.
sT-rartIes wautlnK lull outfits aie especially
Invited te cell.
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Oorner Bast King and Duke Sta.,
LANCASTER, I'A.
ieplMy)AJ3 3inw
vzBrmarm.
CTiHHU a nmniiBM.
GUT PRICES! GUT PRICES I
CUT PRICES
Alir. AI.HO KUI.INll IN
UNDERWEAR
lTl'AYSVOUlOItUY THESE t. 0011.1 NOW
AI TIIK I'UICEBWK AltK SC1.L.
1NO TIIKM AT
BOYS' UNDERWEAR.
VV'dle Metlne Undeairear.SOe. and Ke
(I y Camels hair Underwear, iV XV5. aud 33c.
lti-d I'lannel Underwear, Me. and 73c.
VV e have these goods In all sites.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
While Underwear at lc andS3c.
(Imy Undeawearal'tfc.
While Metlne Underwear at 40c. and eflc,
(Irav Camels hair Underwear at 3"c.l
All-Weel Hed riannet Underwear at IJc.
All-VVuel Medicated Underwear at 73c.
We Are Still Catting the Prices
in UVEllCOAlS,
SUITS, TANTALOOrs,
KNIT JACKETS, WOOLEN BHtlUH,
UI.OVES.nOSIEUY,
ANDlNAI.LOr OUU LINKS Ot rUUNlSID
l.MiaOODS.
r These geed s must be sold, let w n need the
loom.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
ONE-PRIOE
Clothiers and Eurnishers,
COB. NOBT1I QUEEN ST. AMD CXMTliE
SQUAI1E. LANCAHTKB. PA.
w
1LLIAM80N A KUSIKlt.
Coiiiiiiunicalieii by Telppheiie.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
lu the Areua of Lew Prices
BEST DUALITY WINS !
C'hlldiwn's OvetceaU.ll 30, r'0, l.'.tu.
Children's Dress Suits, 11:3, 11.73. U.t.
Beys' Bchoel eutls, J3.30, H.D0, H.M.
eys' Dress Sulla, 11.30, $3.00, IS 00.
Beys' Overcoats, r.V, M b-, II co.
Gent's Urees Suits, 13.00, liaoe. Jlire.
Gent's OverceaU, W.Sfl, 11.73, K! CO.
Gent's White Shirts, S3 Dezen, at Sc. Each.
One Caae Very Heavy White Merine Gent's
Shirts and Drawers, 23c Each
Heys' Cardigan Jackets, 3 Den at 30c. Each.
Gent's Jersey Dress Glevsa, 3 Dezen at 13c. a
l'alr.
Men's Heavy Cushion Hack Werfclni; Rnspen
den, 13 Dezen at 10c. a Tatr.
Gent's and Hey's Stiff relt Diess Hats, 3 Dezen
at tee Each.
lien's Fur Caps, One Dellar.
lien's Heavy Cleth Caps, tee. Each.
Herse Blankets, 70c, 73a, ll.oe.
Carrlage Whlpi, Via. Each
Uont'sllalmeral or Congress Gaiters, ll.ieand
I1J0.
Beys' Grain Ilutten Galteis, Small Bles, 6ec
and ll.r.
Beys' Morocco button Gaiters, "nmll Sizes,
1 10 and 11.73.
Misses' Shoes, lav., ll.oe, l.':v.
A Specialty for Ladies.
HIGH CUT ULOVKK11)
rOAED SWUAUE 101. OAITEIt, TWENTY
BUTTONS, Wf-IS
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
33, at, 80 and 88 East King Ht.,
LANOAHTIIL PA.
srnteie closes at 5 o'clock p. in., Monday
and Saturday excepted.
mUUCMMIMM.
at HenHK'a
WRITE GRAPES.
out or 6,000 rOUNDS
Wblte Grapes, ws have left about l.oue petiuda,
which we are selling at from loe. te 1'iKc per
pound. They are or geed quality and cheap at
these prices.
Cereal Products.
Hchumakar'a Akren Oatmeal and Avena.
Wblte and Yellow Cerntneal, Heminy aud
Grits, feuld's Wheat Germ, ttalledand Cracked
Wheat, Cerallne, made of White Cern, Ac.
-AT-
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KLNQ STRB1T,
LAM0ABTU, I'A.
VHT UUUItB.
aOIVI.KHACO.
ONE OABE
WH1TK ALL-WOOL
BLANKETS,
$3.50,
reuuKit riticK, tjw.
ALLUTIIKH HLANKKTH tlKDUCH)
in ritoi'uiirieN.
K DON'T WANT TO UAKUY AN t
HLANKKTH OVhlt.
JohnSaGivlercftCe.,
Me. 35 Bust King Btreet,
LANC'ASTKK, I'A
JkTKW YOKKMTenii
Attractive Bargains
-AT THE-
New Yerk Stere.
REMNANTS
-or-
Dress Goods
A1GKEATL1 KMIUCJKD 1'ltICES.
Striped and Novelty Alt-Weel Dres3 Goods
Reduced Irem ,sc and II l
te3Cc. a laid.
IU l'IKCKs STHM'KI) M!,K UXE1S
In All Celers, at .viu. a Vaid
worth II te a aid.
750-Whlte Ooverlet Qullta--760
At t;Xc. Each never sold fur
less than II i
UI'WAKDS OK I.OIH) PA 1 US
White & Colored Blankets
At Less than Cost e! Jtanufactuie
WATT & SHAND,
6. 8 & 10 EAST KING ST.,
LANCASTER, I'A.
CTAMM BHOS. A CO.
BOSTON STORE.
i!G fc as North Queea Street,
LVNCA8TEU, VA.
Ladies', GcDtlemte's wl Childrea'i
UNDERWEAR
Havobeen Very Much Bodiieod In Price.
A Ilare Chance te get Geed Underwear Cheap
and you should net miss IL
Dress Goods.
Lather early letallc Bl'ItlNG GOODS. We boy
early te secure Choice Goods.
BOMI-; Ol THE NEW THINGS AKE
English Beige Suiting!
NIcoBellMateilsl. Colen aie Levely.
One Let of 30 Pieces WOOL CLOTH, ysid
wide, 17e. a yard ; worth ':5c. a yard.
One Let of 00 Pieces Yard Wlde WOOL
CLOTH, aoe. a yard , worth 31c. a yard.
Ona Let of 40 1'loces ALL-WOOL CLOTU,
yard and a iuarter wide, coca yard.
Shawls! Shawls!
One Let of 17.30 Keduccd te U0.
One let of 1 ALL-WOOL DOUBLE SHAWLS
I3.0U each, Ueduced te $3.w.
OnoLetof73ALLWO()L DOUBLE 8IIAWL0
13 '3 each, Kcilticed te I? ui each, v
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
BLBIUHt, ,f (,
pjDW. KDOKItLKy.
Sleighs! ""
Sleighs !
1 have new ready for the Wlnter Season, lhe
largest, cheapest, finest and most select assort
ment of Slngleand Deuble
PORTLAND,
ALBANY AND BUSINESS
SLEIGHS,
Ever offered ter sale In this city. The workman,
ship and elegance of finish Is fully up te the
standard el my flne and well-known canlage
Werk. My prices for a geed, honest and sub
stantial urtlcla are the lowest In the inarket,
1 have a large stock of BUGG1LS AND C'Alt
KIAGES, New and Second-Hand, nil at very
lowest figures. 1'lease cell and ozainlne my
work,
Edw. Edgerley,
Market Btroet,
Rear of Poateffloo, LanoaBter, Pa,
Itepalrtng promptly attended te One set el
workmen especially employed.
TKKKOKM OK Tills DKNTAis CIIA1K
DISAltMKD.
Teeth extracted by the usn et electricity per
fectly safe and harmless. My l&tu Teeth are
made of the best material that lean purchase 'i'
rilllDg teeth a specialty. All work guaranteed. "
, W.L.riSHEll, Dentist,
apm-lyd no. 02 North CJneeu Ht.
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