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I'i-At Us time draws near for the previsions
CrtM interstate comreerce act w vane
iftMt, tken U considerable uneasiness and
."axtety amoeR business men who have
tlB la matter any thought or noted the
; tajapac of tbe railroads toward it.
-,-yj mwrean men have net Hesitated te con-
'y-Atma It an a measure devised bv men v he
r nothing whatever about railroading
v.Ssed there Is reason te believe that every
will be made te render tne act odious
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Vorauens will no ine sutierers, implying
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LAlswAIr.n- tha railroad suffer. This was net
Buttteaje; therewasnotatraceef hostility
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;jly te sesjiuinawj Iuiuu euuriiiiisc iu we irfc-
rWrtHTn It was aevnea in answer 10 a
gtMaJMid from the people for protection
Va.ln.4 41,- nV.I1wl mnr nt tha rail.
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tr ."ilwaiw. ana uiat uie uciwuiu came urat auu
: 'dlMitat from the West does net destroy its
' i kfjigaaj character.
M,-' !'' it feat that te !
I Mt'Bto4se4te la.krn saasses
teMkt4atCreat.
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i yacht race in the face et "the gigantic
aterm winds of the North Atlantic" was a
bold and manly thought worthy et the
spirit of the old Norsemen who sailed their
little vessels across the same cold sea a
thousand years age. If our millionaires
could all be Induced te sail the ocean in
small craft like the Dauntless and Coronet,
Instead et taking safe summer cruise in
the palatial ocean steamships they call
their pleasure yachts; if they would de
something mere than play at sailerlng, they
would rise in public esteem iu this regard,
and the distribution of their accumulated
fortunes among their heirs would be a
nearer possibility.
The popular interest in the Coronet and
Dauntless mce has been largely due te ap
preciation of the danger and hardship, and
the impeitancc of these elements has been
strongly emphasi7ed by the slight inter
est taken in the Oxford Cambridge race
this year, nhen people knew that two
little crews were hard at work far out at
sea, dodging the heavy waves that h;ue
shown force enough te crush the deck of a
Cunarder, and risking life in their tfferts
te outdo each ether, they had net much
admiration left for the skill or strength of
toy sailors of the quiet Thames.
Itmayba theugut foolish and criminal
te risk life in a mere trial of speed that can
not determine anythiug et much value in
naval science. But there is a fascinating
element of danger In all manly sport, and
it is necessary for the development et the
courage and .self-control which are of price
less value in emergencies et all kinds.
Mayer Ukw itt, et New Yerk, was asked
whether be thought the Sunday oratorio
would conduce te aid or weaken the cause el
Sunday morality In New Yerk. Te which
he replied with an answer worthy of Solo Selo Sole
mon : " If the music were bad and the audi
ence Intelligent, 1 should think It would net
conduce te morality en the part of the audi
ence. If the tuiule were geed and the audi
ence bad, I fancy they would be awfully
bored by the performance."
MAmut rttr. r nnmmm.
JeiinSherman'- presidential seed planted
In the Seuth will ne er be Iiarveste J.
It Is refreshing te read In the Philadelphia
rress, since the bottom has dropped out of the
Hirrity ln estimation, that "there Is nothing
again Bt IWmaster Uarrlty," "Postmaster
Harrity has net really been under investiga
tion," and "the testimony did net show that
Postmaster Harrlly made auy attempt te
evade the law." It is a wise pngiliat who
knows when he la knocked out of time.
il IMM. Lul, latatfM la
Patellar KemtalacaarM at Mia.
Bill Ulaaseu was Interviewed by a St. Ixmla
reporter the ether day. In talking or l'ylr,.
the pitcher, ha taya :
" Well, the Chicago pitcher, rjl. whom
the gods call HlsSclsaera'and 111 I'lns,' Is
about as fat as one of these bata. Te took at
hlui would be an Inspiration ler an Inquiry
as te hew the weather Is up in til region, as
his abnormally tall, gaunt form looms up
Ilkeasky-rrcketHla feet eight Inches lea
the earth. I remember pliylng again1 I'yle
In Uarrlsburg in KM, and we were all afraid
he would lull apart iwiera me game unianeu.
Where he geta his speed and eeuimaud et
the bill I can't for the life et lite see. Hut
hn uerlaltilv geta In his work In pitching.
Talk about Dave Keulz being tall," said lltll,
continuing, " he's net a marker te l'yle. Te
see Pyle move around lu the box would re
mind you n( a shadow dauce. Pytn ta a great
curiosity, and 1 pity him tl Tip O'Neill sends
one of his bee-llue drives toward him when
we tackle Ufclcaxe next month. Ue must be
seen te be appreciated."
ltUleassn'a memory I net ery bad be
must rtuuemtwr another time when he met
Pyle. It was en June 5th, ISsI, In this cliy.
On that dav the Ironsides defeated the St.
Leuis ltrewrns by 5 te 2, and the iaiters had
but live hits oft "His Scissors," and Uleasen
did net tlnd the ball once. Of the six hits
made by the Ironsides Pyle had two. Pyle
may be a Mck looking chap, but he Is a
"stayer." l'pea one occasion In 11 he
pitched a game et fifteen Innings for the
Ironsides against the Newark. The game
was weu by the former by lteO, and the
game was ene of the llnest ever seen. But
eien hits were tuaje oil Pyle, who s'ruok s'ruek s'ruok
eut thirteen men. The next day he ciuie
home and went right Inte the box against
the Mats. He frequently pitched three and
four successive games, and Is very seldom
sere. Oleasea la a toot wide of the mark in
his estimate or Py le'a height.
Jimmy Donald, of the old Ironsides and
Lancaster clubi, has Just signed with Law
rence, Mass.
Yeung Uandlbee, pitcher of the Pittsburg
club, arrived In the Smoky City the ether day.
He was looking very neat and had en a
" White Wing " cellar. As seen as Carrell,
the catcher, and Tem Urewn, who are two of
bis warmest friends, saw him, they said no
ball player who were that kind or a cellar
could travel with them. They threw the
pitcher down, and while the one held him
the ether clipped en" the wings.
People are wondering why Denny Mack
and Wllkesbarre parted company. There
were no tlies en him as a manager. .Sporting
l.fe. Mr. Mack is a geed man, but the
trouble In Wilkeibirre ia there are tee many
bosses, and Danny would net have it.
The Wllllamspert club has had their players
weighed and measured, and the full descrip
tions have been sent te thi Spertxnt) Life.
The Philadelphia club defeated Charleston
by -1 te 0 en Saturday.
Jack Illlaad has net signed yet. Jersey
City would net give him the money he
thought he was worth.
als Irish eiaalie wKh our MratHrU m4 !
flaeaes la their flerta te reeerer ike iMtsla
II va tadepaodeee of Ireland, aided by
Mr. Gladstone and the British Democracy,
whoatrlre te replace Tery oppression with
the bread principle et human liberty and
International Justice.
Your, faithfully. Jehn KiTrer.RAtn,
President et the Irish NaUeual League of
America.
tlr llatl'a Cough Sjrup his mi rUals renU
I contracted suuin weeks age asvveruceldwlth
Vtn In my side and shoulder. I gate yimrSal
vattenOUa trUl.aml Itiullrted meat mm
CIIAS.S. UtLUaar, lUhiinen-. aid.
The Mame Hainan Mat are.
Mnuy valu attempts am uiadn te repvat the
remarkable success of llenien's Capclna 1'laster.
Thh splendid remedy Is known, sold nnd u-wid
every where, and Its prompt action and unrival
led curctlve powers haiu wen ter tt hosts of
trends. Imitations hale sprung up under
similar sounding names, such at " Citpilcln,"
me caiv-
" lapttcum," etc, Intended te deceive
lets ana unwary, tnese. arucies ixe none
of the itriues of the genuine, lherofere we
hetx) the rwple will nslt us te protect what
atv at ouce their Interest and ours. Ask for
Unison's flatter, and examttie what Is given
ion, and make sure that the werd"Capctne"
Is cut In the middle et the plaster Itself, and the
" Thre Seal " trademark Is en the taw cleih.
Any ruputatile dealer wtll show yen the safe
guards without hesitatien: If you cannot re
m tuber the lumu-lleuaen's CapUue 1'laster
cut this paragraph from the paper.
HOW TOfjKT HID Or HIDK 1CIIK.
WhohasnetaulTored from sldeachet We all
had It when we ran racui at schxil-we have It
when se overwork ounelvei at auy age. It
come) en, as cvetj body kuews, suddenly. By
uilngoceof Attceca'i I'orei I'listsss It gees
away nearly as qulakly. I. Koe'sner, of We
JWWcsl'S h street, Mew Yeik. says:
"Ills with pleasure t write theie llneMn tcstl tcstl
inenj te lh powers of Aluxkk's 1'oreh Vlas.
tib. I hive been semawhit annoyed with
.Ml jus pains tn my sides, for which several
rnt-dtclnei hive been prescribed, but te no avail,
and through the alvlce et a friend 1 tried two
Aixceca's rcwers tLi8T!u, ami the teller they
hare given ins Is bith satisfactory and astonish
ing. Teany one annoyed with julns these piss
ters arc a certain remedy."
As They Cannet Possibly
make a porous plaster having anything like the
medicinal qualities of Bensen's, the camp fol
lowers of the pharmaceutical profession produce
tens of worthless plasters, and give them names
which resemble la print that of the genuine,
and, when carelessly spoken, sound like tt Fer
example. Cheap Jehn draggtsti will otter you
trash t rlcraly styled " Capsicum" Capuctn."
"Capslctne ' " Cipslcln," plasters, prefaced
sojeit'uim with the name " Benten's " or Bur.
ten's." We earnestly caution the public against
the whole tribe of them. Toey are absolutely
uelea as remedies ter disease. Te be sure they
are cheap, but plain muslin Is cheaper and Juit
as efUcicteus. Ask for ll-iaaen's, watch the
pelting, and leek fortae "Three Seals "trade
nut It, aud the word "Capclns ' cut In the centre
of the genuine. iu-M,W,Jtw
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Anether Let el CHRAI OLOUI8 ferUasaad
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TBI " PSRFEOTION "
MKTALM0ULU1MU A.I II KUIIItaBCUSMlOSl
WEATHER STRIP
Beat them all. This strip outwears all ethers,
asps ent the cold. Step rattling of windows,
Bxelaae the dust, Keep out snow and mln. Any
eae. can apply tt-ne waste or dirt made In ap
plying It. Can be ntted anywhere-no holes te
bpre, ready for use. It wilt net split, warp or
hrlak-a cushion strip Is th meat perfect. At
the eteve, Uaater andlUnga Stere
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Jehn P. iMaum & Sens.
24 BOOTH QUEEN ST.,
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Saved Ills I.H.
Mr. I. 1. Wllconsen. et 11ere Cave. K v , says
he whs, for many years, badly artllcted with
VhthUlc, also Utabutts; the tutns were almost
unendurableand would sometimes almost threw
htm Inte convulsions. He tried fclcctrlc Hitters
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KIEFFER Si HERR,
-UK ALIUS IN-;
Wiirst'i r .in .tnueus group is seen
Around some menthlv m.ig.iiinc
Or piper that is il.tilt whirled
Te ctcry ipi.trter of the world.
And mcrrv pe.iU of huhtcr nc
A this or that attr.tcts the ccs.
The smiling crowd, ieu miy depend,
Above some illustrations bend
1 hat ad crtisc the strength and scope
And purin of leu bel'.
TAKE THE HINT.
Hut while they smile or praise bestow
And wonder whence ideas flew,
The ftct should still be kept in mi ml
Tint people of the knowing kind
Will heed the hints or lessen laid,
In thjincs and pictures thus displaced,
And let no precious moments lly
IV il the Ieitv SeAl' they try,
And proc en garments coarse and fine
The truth of every sketch and line.
Wnliiiijr Goods !
and get relief from first bottle and after taking
lx bottles, was entirely cured, and hd ualnt-d
In flesh eighteen pounds ays he positively be-
MSULANO AMU IBMLASD.
i w.s Aii ever tne country trie ems or rail wav
lS fbI bare been felt and complained of and
t4ti,mwuu uw wuiiwim uuwi uu iraii i will; uuciiess of CUmDerlaaJ. who haa i. i..., rmmih.iM.ui.uiih..in..i
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usua sv awevii iue uioviutuie ichuusuuu i eeen piaceu iu a luuatie asjiuei ja Vienna, League en th Situation,
MMfaTier mem. u ue bes seen te ee I wemu i oeeu y mucu uien me bud. The following address was sent out from
UAKWA9xm&lBWUag,allu"Fimm had It Lincoln. Nebraska, en Saturday bv the ere
raw-rttistUr ptrf, ..- of the I ?JZZJZmi?? Ident of the Irish National League":
titer m failure must fall upon the I , n.m.-v &.. neAre( tDe Kln "Te the American public and te the Irish-
SUkannin, ehn aihliail IKa h.n,l.. '. I . .asKiil BltasssMtTttia czarina, the I men of America! The corporation of Dublin.
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iu.t - - ,. I it ...jii en sjnt. 2i 1S53. ana waa mar " KU" " "'" iu riuinui ui
null ana suggesting remecues. I ""allecember. ,s-s te Krn-t Auirnitua. humanity against the further , persecuUen of
unapoiegy ier tne witnarawai ei com.i,-vjw-jjefCumb9rland the only son of the late
tteves he would haiu died, had It net been for
the relief afforded by Electric Hitters. Sold at
nity cents a untue uy il. u. i.ertiraD, liruggist.
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eqtraTfoeting, and in strict
ce te it a uniform rate per mile
must be adopted. In their extreme anxiety
te fulfill the splrltet the law, they will dis
regard the letter et It which aaya " nothing
in this act shall apply te the issuance of
mUeatre.commutatlen.orexcursion tickets."
Hut tne railroad people are careful se te
Understand the spirit et it that they will
be. the gainers. Ne hint is given that
the-1 uniform rate referred te will
be a lower rate. Carrying the same iea-
Bening alittle farther, the railways would
charge the same rates for the shipment of
a dozen carloads of nails or wheat as they
new de for the transportation of a single
keg or bushel. But this would reduce the
whole principle te such absurdity that the
t- error of such an interpretation of the act
I wenld be apparent. It may be that the
k people will be the sufferers from this act,
but let the reads take warning that every
measure of theirs te increase that suffer
ing will only deepen the conviction that
tbey require legislation and make the final
and perfect act the mere severe aud exact
ing against themselves.
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Attacking the Ceal Barens.
There ia no doubt about the earnestness
et Attorney General Kirkpatrick, in his
argument for an injunction in the coal peel
ault which he made most effectively
before the Ilarrisburg court en Saturday.
He declared that the evidence established
the net that there was a combination, and
it was an easy inference that such combi
nation was net for any sentimental pur pur
pese. Proceeding en this line of argument,
he struck a sledge hammer blew for his
cause when he declared that the combina
tion was jwse unlawful, regardless of its
actual effect as a success or failure. lie
very properly reasoned that although there
had been mere coal sold in 1S85 and 1SSQ
than previously, that fact did net militate
against the possibility of still larger sales,
had the prices been twenty-five or fifty
cents lower.
Hut the attorney general did net step
here. lie attacked the combination en the
bread ground et public policy, as beieg an
agreement in restraint of trade. In this
free field he had many available weapons
which he used with much skill. Much of
the unfavorable impression that was
evoked by the attorney general's assent te
the Philadelphia magistrates' bill will be
removed by bis courageous action in this
coal peel suit. The coal combination in
18S4 imposed a tax et 122,000,000 upon con
sumers of anthracite coal, and It is high
time that a quietus should be put upon
this corporate greed.
SI
Foreign Aid Net Needed.
It is said that Schneider & Ce., of
Creuset, France, are backing the Bethle-
hem iron works in their government con
tract for armor, plate and guns, and that
machinery and workmen are te be trans
ported bodily from France for the manu
facture at Bethlehem of ordnance and ar
mor in tbe tame way that they are new
made at tbe great French establishment.
This story la probably founded en a very
small fragment of truth, as it is a well
known fact that tbe Bethlehem company
needs no financial backlnc from abroad.
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Ufa Tb.v Pre!" by their foresight
LTanaconuaence.awittwulnetdo for ii.
.'eua rivals te trv te Uvi. -i.
k$rtw patriotism et enterprising manufac-
awrara eecausw uwy uave net Deen se nar-
Bsw-Btiadwl as te refuse te take advantage
ftBeaueeeis and experience of French-
Bsb. TtewisaloaettbedeataBAfecaUai
m qBiieBe ; et, BBTlaf
King of Hanover. She baa three daughters
and two sons. Uer husband would be king
et England bad net Victeria been born, pro
vided, that la, that her father, who was hated
and despised by tbe English, had been al
lowed te succeed bis brother, William IV.
It has been observed that tbe Brooks high
lleense bill Is dealing with the cities under
the present classiUcitlec, while the inter
municipal bill has changed the classification.
It there was any chance that the latter would
pus, serious confu-ien would result.
PEBSONAL.
Mil CARM-r.E says sbe made 1,000 social
Visits In iVashlngten lastj car.
Tin: CV. vii at the present time is said te be
the most worried man en tbe continent.
Mbs. HavahiiTa. t.euand her daughter
T.llllan haie returned te Germany te reside
permanently.
Tan I'nt.Ncu or Walls has been lately
" battling with the tiger" very fiercely at
Mente Carle, and has wen some money.
Mr.s. G. W. Koecns, a peer Brooklyn
woman, is claiming te be a niece of lien.
Samuel J. Ksedall. Tbe latter denies it
Gov. Bctvcii and parly visited the Vir.
glnia legislature at Richmond en Saturday
and both houses took a recess in their honor.
W11.1.TVM R. TrtAM.113, the well-known
New Yerk breker, died iu Uermuila en the
19th Instant. He was a famous Wall street
personage, a great wit, and leaves an estate
et $J,uoe,000.
Jehn U Sullivan en SUurday night at
New Yerk demonstrated his hitting p iwers
beloreseme friends by pounding a awlnglng
ball and three times breakiOK an Iren rinir
connecting It with the rope by which it was
suspended.
Hen. Samucl II. Tkeat, judge of the
United States distrlctceurt for the Southern
district of Illinois, died at his residence in
Springfield en Sunday. He was appointed
mi me Liim'u ntaiex Denes ev ivesiueni
The Population or Lancaster
Is about 30.00O. and we would sav at least one-
half are troubled with some affection of the
Thmat and L jngs, as these complaints are ac
cording te statistics mere numerous than
ethers. W e would ad vise all net te neglect the
opportunity te call en us and get a bottle of
Kemp s Balsam for the Threat and Lungs. Price
SO cents and II. Trial size free Hes pec t fully,
11. 11. Cochran, druggist, 117 .North Queen street.
A WORD OF WARNING.
There are mny white seipi, each represented te be " just as geed as the ' Ivery ' ; "
they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
Ask for "Ivery" Seap and insist upon gttung ii.
teptrlpht 16. br Procter A Gamble
of the trenuine.
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Pierce iu ISel, and was 75 years of age.
Lord Churchill Is Bald te be a very vain
and IrrlUbly jpa'eu:lndlvidual, and It la said
that he went oil in a tit or rage te tbe conti
nent en account of his having discovered that
Prince Albert Victer, of Walts, eldest aen of
the Prince of Wale, was infatuated with
Lady Churchill, and that bis attentions te
her had given rise te mush talk.
Cornelius VANDLiiiiiLrhaigiven the f53
000 Kesa llenbeur picture, "The derse Fair,"
which he bought at the .Stewart sale te the
New Yerk Metropolitan uiuneum. The re
port that Meisaenier'a " 1:07 ' bat been pur
chased by Mr. Jay Gould proves te be incer.
rect. Mr. Gould wanted tt, and b'd ftw 000,
but Mr. Elbert Hilten, aen et ex judg Ull.
ten, secured it at f 00,000, aud it new bangs
en bis walls.
Gov. Hill, el New Yerk, has. signed the
TUden Trust Incorporation act It new be
comes a law, and the executers under Mr.
Tilden's will can proceed te organize under
I. Tbe act prevldia that tbe executers may
take unto themselves additional tueuibers te
become a beard of trustee', wbe 8ball have
power te carry out tee details et the wl'l se
far aa tbe bequest te build aud imiutaiu the
inuen iree uurary gees.
Western Crep Itrperta.
Dry ncalher continues te prevail In Kansas
and In portions of Missouri, which has earned
some injury te winter wheat, though very
lew Herlous reperts of damage are made ex
cept In the former state, la Sedgwick and
some of the ether Southern ceuutte et Kan.
saa there baa bseu very little rain since last
August. In Atchison, Franklin, Shawnee
and Smith counties the Held lack moisture,
and the griln has already been injured by
drought. In Chaia and Republic ceuutlea,
the winter wheat is also rep trtsd as looking
poorly, whlle in Neosho, Marshall and Saline
counties the prespecbj are favorable. In Helt
and Davis counties, of Missouri, the ground
la very dry, aud neme Injury Is reported lu
tbe laH-nair.ed county, 'ihe tenor of the re re
perta from Missouri, however, la mill favor
able for the crop. Tbe Illinois reports con.
tlnue te be favorable, and tbe outlook Is mill
regarded as very favorable for a full averatte
crop. The reports from Wioeutiu are near
ly all of a favorable teuer. Trte report from
Indiana are equally divided as I ml leal I un
fair te geed prospect.
A Uet Easily Weu
Robinson Did you ever notice, Ilrewn,
tbe habit Burnley has of saying11 Wbat'a
that 7" te every remark made te him T
Urewn Ne ; I tblulc you're mistaken,
Robinson.
Robinson I'll bat you tlve dollars that
you can't make a remark te blmtbatbe
won't say What's that V
Brown (puts up tbe money and accosts
Pumley) WIIJ you have something te
drink, Dumley 1
Dumley Dontcsreflde.
Staea Mera He,
Wife Am I as dear te you, Jehn, as 1 waa
mere we were married 1
the Irish people by the British government.
A time hes come In the relations et Ireland
and England when the laws of Ged and the
dictates et humanity have become superior te
every ruling of International etiquette, and
demand from tbe morality el the world a
atern denunciation of the course about te be
pursued by the Tery government against
tbe Irish people.
The voice of America, at all event,
should net be silent, when additional out
rages are te be intlicted en a robbed and per
secuted nation. Tbe Iirltlsh statesman, wbe
new champions a policy of justice te Ireland
and condemns coercion by tbe Tery govern
ment aa alike cruel and impolitic, did net
hesitate te denounce a similar oppression by
the lurks In Bulgaria Are the Irish less te
America than the Bulgarians were te Kng
land that Americans should hesitate te inter
fere in Ireland' behalt against tbe cruelties
of the British geiernment? The Irish peo
ple have exhaused every means of moral and
constitutional agitation te recover theirjust
and legitimate social and political rights. The
voice of Scotland and et Wales and of the
masserthe Knyllsh democracy has sanctioned
tbe ellerts of Ireland and proclaimed the jus
tice of her cause. Gladstone, Merley, La
beucbere and every Knitltah leader worthy tbe
name of statemen have proclaimed them
selves advocates of Ireland's claims te legis
lative Independence. It is no longer the
Engliah people who oppose the restoration
of Ireland's liberties but tbe aristocracy of
robbers whehave throttled alike both Britain
and Ireland, and hae fattened for genera
tions en public plunder, with the proceeds et
which they can use tbe lever of corruption te
life themselves iute power and maintain
themselies therein. The cause of Ireland is
tbe cause et the British democracy, and te
this fact may we attribute the bitter and un
relenting opposition et tbe British Teries.
The Irish de net pretend te tight against tbe
English people, but against tne oppressors of
both. I n this struggle tbe I rlsh have done all
that morality can deman from an oppressed
nation, anu new, aa a laai eueri, mey asa ine
lntei fdrence of tbe Christian world te prevent
their destruction.
As president of the Irish National Leagne
of America, tbe representative body of the
Irish race upon this continent, I re-echo that
appeal. I a-k the American press and people
te pasa lueir veruici en me treatment new
being meted out te tbe Irish people by a
heartless and venom-blinded Tery govern
ment. Let them say boldly new If the Irish
have net displayed all the forbearance that
human na'ure Is cipable of In their passive
resistance te such Inhuman laws aa these te
which tbe British government would force
them te submit. Tuere is no law, human or
divine, that compel a nation te passiiely
accept annihilation, and if these British Teries
are permitted te heap additional wrongs en
tbe Irish people despair will nerve the Iriab
te active resistance and wild retaliation. The
lery deer will turn en lta pursuer when
driven te bay, and If nothing will satisfy the
British government but tbe destruction of the
Irish people Ireland will be justified before
Ged and man In sailing her Me at the heaviest
price she cm obtain, and In using every
weapon the Ingenuity of wan can place
witblu her reacb. I ask tbe justice and
freedom loving people et America
te prevent this terrible consummatlea
et British crime and mltgevarnment Let tbe
condemnation of tha nrlllsh government
pelipy in Ireland ring from every community
en this continent. 1 ask tbe honest and
tearless press of America te sustain the
efforts et Mr. Parnell and Mr. Gladstone te
inaugurate a policy or justlce and liberty tn
opposition te the tyranny of Lord Salisbury.
I appeal most forcibly te the Irish race In
America, and I address myself te these et
our bleed whom Ged has blessed with abund
ance te come forward and abare In the bur
dens and sacrifices of their people. Ne rank
nor power can justify any man in refusing te
identify himself with tbe racs te which be
belongs, and the man who thus ablrka his
duty deserve the contempt of his fellow
men. Witb the fullest confidence In their
never-falling fidelity te Ireland, I call again
upon tbe masses of tbe Irish race in America
te repeat the splendid generosity tbey have
se often extended toward their struggling
brethren in Ireland.
Mr. Parnell say tbe Immediate future will
be a time of suffering te tha Irish people.
With Ged's help the time Will net be long;
but, long or abort, irishmen must perish for
want et Irish-American support, and no
Irlsh-Amcrlcau la se peer that by self-sae-riQce
he caunet contribute his mite te tbe
Irish cause. I advise the efUcera of tbe
League te make redoubled ellerts te increase
lu membership. Every man or Irish bleed
in tbe United States and Canada abenld be
enrolled In tbe League wherever It ts pos
sible, and steps should be Immediately taken
te reorganize disbanded branches and estab
lish new ones. Te these of our people living
en farm tee remote from each ether te form
branches of tbe Leaguel will ay that Rev.
Dr. O'Reilly, Detroit, Mich, will receive
their subscriptions, be they great or amall,
and promptly acknowledge ihe same lu tha
public press. Tbey have evtty opper.
lunity, tterefere, te abare in lrelaud's
struggle and should lese no time in sending
iu their name aud such contribution as
their tretu will permit.
In tbl crisis I also ask tha assistance and
support of the Irish-American press for the
Mothers I Mothers tt SfeUisrstt
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick ctdld suffering and crjlng with
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? if se,
go at once and get a bottle of MttS. W1.S9LO W'S
SOOIUINO BYKUP. It wul relieve the peer
little suffer lmmedlately-depend upon It ; there
is no mistake about It. There Is net a mother
en eatth who has ever used It, who will net tell
you at once that It will regulate the bowels, and
give rcattouiemeuier, ana reuei ana ceaiin 10
the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly
safe te use tn all cases' and pleasant te the taste,
and lathe prescription of oneet the eldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle
mayJl lydBw
J1MMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
18 LIFE WORTH HVIffG.
That depends upon the Liter, ter If
the l.l er is Inactive the whole system
Is out of order the breath Is bad, di
gestion peer, head dull or aching, en
ergy and hopefulness gene, the spir
it are depressed, a heavy weight ex
ists after eating, with general de
snnnaency and the blues, Tbe Lifer
is the housekeeper et the health : and
a harmless simple remedy that act
like Vature, doe net constipate
afterwards or require constant tak
ing, does net tnturfere with business
or pleasure during It use, makes
Simmons liegulater a medical perfec
tion. .,
" Have tested Its virtues personally and knew
that for Dyspepsia. Biliousness and Throbbing
Headache, it is the best medicine the world ever
saw. Have tried many ether remedies before
fettnmens 1 lver btegulaler.and none give mere
than temporary ru'lef, but the Uegulater net
only relieved but cured me.
II. U. JONES, Macen, Oa.
ULUTHIHti.
N(
Off READ VI
Our Ready-Made Stock
or-
WOULD CALL BPICIAL
ATTENTION TO
Fuller & Warren Ce.'t
(TUOV.N. t.)
STOVES, HEATERS. FURNACES AND BASIIS.
We ask no one te run any risks with "FUL
LER A WARKK.N'S" Goods. We guaiantAw
them tai give Satisfaction.
AsaUeater-THBSi'I.K.NDIIV'ha no rival,
being a thorough het base, no part of this stove
remains cold, evcty Inchol It radiates heat.
As a Smaller andChr per lleaterthe-BktOHT
DIAMOND " haa established Itself In the front
ranks.
ThemeriUetthe"3I,L!Dlll"audMBBIOHT
Dl AatUN D " consist In beauty of Construction,
Perfect Control of Draft, Cleanliness, no Oast,
no Gas and Economy et ruel.
asTCall and oxamlne for yourself.
40 EAST KINO ST.,
lorreeiTB oeukt aetjeaj
COUGH. WHoeriNGCOUUiland bronchitis
Immediately relieved by ShUeh's Cure. Sold by
It H Cochran, drugglit, Nes. 117 and IX) North
Queen 8L, Lancaster, 1'a. (I)
Beektea'a Arnica Bar,
The Best Salve In the world for Cuts, Braises,
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Bheum, fever Seres, Tetter,
unappea nanus, uruDiaiua, berus, ana tut eun
uiar.3 eedAw
J. It.
ZE1LIN A CO.
1'hUadelphla, Pa.
Bruptlens, and positively cures PUes, or no pay
required. It Is guaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price 23 cents per
box. Fer sale by H. B. Cecnran, Druggist, 1ST
aud 139 North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa.
SlIH.Oirs COUGH ana Consumption Cure
Is snld by us en a guarantee. II cures Con
sumption, -old by II. U Cochran, druggist.
Sis. isl and 1.9 .Serth (jueea St., Lancaster,
Pa. (3)
Oss Bern. ErrscTS a ctru. Mr. Oscar X. B.
Kech, of AUentewn, Pa was bedfast with In
flammatery rheumatism In the winter of 1S83.
Doctors could de nothing te relieve him. He
eemmenced using Gress' ltheumatla llemedy
By the time he had used hall a bottle he could
leave his bed ; when he had finished the bottle
he was cured and haa net had a return of the
disease since. In his own words, "I feel better
than ever before." Price II, by all druggists.
tebS-SmdMWar
All medical autmnltlas agree that catarrh is
no mere nor less than an Inflammation of the
lining membrane of the nasal air passages.
Masai catarrh and all catarrhal affections of the
head are net diseases or the bleed, and It is a se
rious mistake te treat them aa such. Ne consci
entious physician ever attempts te de se. It is
held by eminent medical men that sooner or
later a spec! no wl'l be found for every dlsease
from which humanity suders. The facts Justify
us lu assuming that ter catarrh at least u posi
tive cure already exists In Kit's Cream Ualm.
mriHwJoedAw
AYEU'S SARSAI'ARILLA.
A Creaking Hinge
Is dry and turns hard, until eU Is applied, after
which It moves easily. When the Joints, or
hinges, of the body are stiffened and Inflamed
by Rheumatism, they cannot be moved witneut
causing the most excruciating pains. Ayer's
Sarsaparf Ua, by Its action en the bleed, relieves
this condition, and restores the Joints te geed
working order.
Ayer's barsaparllla has eff'cted. In our city,
many met retaarkaele cures, a number of
which battled tha efforts of tbe most experi
enced physicians. Were It necessary, 1 could
Ctve the names of many Individuals who have
een cured by taking this medicine. In toy own
caieltluu certainly worked wonders, relieving
ine of
Rheumatism,
after being troubled with it for jean. In this,
andi all ether diseases arttlng from Impure
bleed, there Is no remedy with which I auiac
H minted, that aOerds such relief as Avar's tar
saparUla. a. II. Lawrence, 51 D , Baltimore.
Aid.
Ayer's farjuparllla cured me of Gout and
Bhetimatlsm, when nothing else would. It has
eradicated every trace el disease from my sys
tem It II. Short, Manager Hetel Belmont,
Lewell, Mass
1 was, during many months, a sufferer from
chronic Uhenmatlsm The disease afflicted me
grievously, lu spite of all the remedies 1 could
And, until I eemmenced using Ayer's Sarsapa
H1I&. 1 tiies: Mvral bottle of iht tirenarmtlen.
and was speeauy restored te neaJtn. j rream,
i nacpgoueuev,
SPRING CLOTHING.
W are prepared te show our New SPUING
STOCK In Keady-Uade Suits. Our Assortment
Is Larger than ever before, and Prices Lewer
We have taken special care tn ant up geed and
Attractive SulU for fw Sl'KlNG TKADB, and
we feel satisfied eir efforts have been success
ful. Call and give us the benefit of your opinion.
Oar Custom Department
Is Stocked with all the Newest Novelties tn
Suiting, which we will Make te Order In the
Best Style.
PIT QOARANTEBD.
BURGER & SUTTOS,
Tailors and Clothiers,
NO. 24 OENTR1 SQUARE,
LANOASTSB. PA.
F
rtjMirtrjia.
URN ITU KK WAREKOOMB.
BUY .OUHBKLr A PA1B Of TUOSa
Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL BAKLY A.
Hoffmeier's Furniture Warerooms.
They are the nicest thing out and wa have last
received another let of them.
OS BAST KINO 8TBT.
w
IDMYKR'S KURNITURK STORE,
wsarer,
"ere we were married r I Irish National League. Let us bare eae
Husband (with slgb)-Tea, a feed dasl I grand ffacUve ornalsaUeti, witb ea heart
w- I Sad role, pJsdgwd te sustain Mr. ParaaUand
sTeur-nfUu.
Of our American people are afflicted with sick
headache lu either lta nervous, bilious or con-
Restlve forms, caused by Irregular habits, high
Ting, etc , and no remedy has ever conquered
It until Or. Leslie's Special Prescription was dis
covered. Give It a trial.
another column.
See advertisement tn
(3)
TH IT HACKING COUGH can be se quickly
cured by ShUeh's Cure. We guarantee lu bold
by If. 11 Cochran druggist, Ne. U7 and 139 North
Queen St,, Lancaster, Pa. (1)
and was speedily restored te health.-
va.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Ce , Lewell, Mai.
Beld by all Druggists, l'rlce il ; six bottles, ts
DiSSteapt
Da. tUcaua Weaat aratrr. Purely vegetable
pleasant te take, will expel worms If any exist,
no purgative required .after using. Price, as
cents, by all druggists. bS-SmdMWar
A Sad tUafeituna.
Is te raise 'a nice family of boys and girls
and then have them carried Inte an early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption, lleed
the warning and check tt In Its first stages by
the prompt use of Ksmp's Balaam for the Threat
and Lung, warranted te cure and relieve all
cases. Price 60c. and II. Fer sale by IL K.
Cochran, druggist. Ne. 137 North Queen street.
Trial liuri. (9)
BLKKPLKSb NIGHTS, made miserable bvthat
terrible cough. ShUeh's euro la the remedy for
you. Sold by II,
and 139 North Qt
B. Ceehran. drusrslst. Me 1X7
Queen St,, Lancaster, Pa. (1)
W,
SUracoleaa Escape.
W. Keed, druggist, of Winchester, Ind.,
write : One of mv customers. Mrs. Leuis Pike.
Hartenla, itandelph county. Ind., waa a long
sufferer with Consumption, and was given up
te die by her physicians. She heard of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, and began
buying It of me. In six months' ttme she
walked te this city, adlstance of six miles, and
Is new se much Improved she has quit using it.
She fees she ewes her life te It."
free trial Unities at Cochran's Drug Stere,
Ne. 137 and 13Nertu Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa. ()
HMO BUM.
-pKRSONS WIHUINQ TO MAKE MONEY
STOCKS, GRALV, PROVISIONS AND OIL,
SHOULD INVESTIGATE LAUBIE CO'.B
SYSTEaer DKALING IN SMALL OK
LAKUE LOTS UN ONE PEst
CENT. CASH AtAkGlNS.
Ten Dollars will, for example, cover ten 1100
Shares, or M00 bushels of Uraln. Explanatory
Pamphlet ATee.
QUOTATION8 W1BED.
Orders and Margins raeelved by Telegram
LAURIE a CO..
STOCK BROKERS,
ALSO DEALERS IN ORBIUM EXCHANGE.
. 800 Broadway, Maw Yerk.
"The members of th firm are. ...gentlemen
of experience and high standing la th Grain
and Stock Commission business... .aad among
th-lr references are a number of the leading
Banks." ("iVw Yerk Cwinwreial ttmt.-
" They have a stainless record, and tbalr bona
ecsiaiwiniuspniaDi....Tsi rapaisuwB ei ua
Arm U such, that partis can real aasursd ei r
esiviaaT uMir prewt ui aaet
be mailer what taa ameaat
l-iiea-ir
sweat they an mala,
saiAJ Twww)wVwMw
QAPCINK PLABTERH.
BEOT3 POROUS PLASTIES.
WINTER EXPOSURE CAUSES COUGHS,
Colds, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Pneumonia
Neuralgia, Sciatica. Lumbago, Backache and
ether ailments, for which Bensen's Capctne
Plasters are admitted te be the best remedy
known. They relieve and euro in a tew hours,
when no ether application is of the least benefit.
Endorsed bv S CO J Dhvslelana and dma-itsi . Its
ware of Imitations under similar sounding
names, such a, "Capsicum." "CapaUfn," or
" Capslclne." Asa rea ilsitses's aid taks se
evaaaa. Examine carefully whn you buy. All
druggist.
BEABURT A JOHNSON,
dl t-mdeed w Proprietors, M ew Yerk.
L.
QANHMAN dt HBO
JULY'S CREAM BALM.
CATARRH, HAT FEVER.
Ely's Cream Balm
CURES
Catarrh, Geld la Head, Bem Oeld,
Hay Fevar, Dasttneafl, Headache,
EASY TO USE-PRICE SO CENTS.
ELY BKOS., Oswego, N. T., U. 8. A.
HAY FEYER
ELY'S CREAM BALM Is net a liquid staff or
powder. Applied into nostrils Is quickly ab
sorbed. It cleanse the bead. Allay Inflamma
tion. Heals ihe sores. Restore the sense of
taste and smell.
4990 Cents at Druggist t by mall, registered,
se Cent. '
ELY BROTHERS, Dngglsts,
JyU-lyeedAlyw OSWEGO, N. T.
G
RAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
THE GREAT KNSLIBH SB. mi. An nn.
falling cure for Seminal Weakness, Spsrtaa ter
rhes, I u potency, and all Disease that fellow a
a sequence of Pelf Abuse t as Lest of Memery.
Untvarstl Lassitude, Pala In Use Rack, Dullness
of Vision, Premature old Age, and many ether
diseases that lead te Insanity or Consumption
and a Prematura Orav.
roll particulars la eurpamphlat which wa
desire te send free by mall te every one.
AsTThe Bpectfle Medicine U sold by all drug
gists at l per package, or six package for Skor
will be sent free my mall ea tha reosptef the
idraaaina
THE ttsUY MEDICIpH CO,
mousy, by add rawing
Onkceeunt of eenatarfelta, wa have adept!
us .mew nrapparj t u
nis w cure tssuwa.
BaaTale,N.Y.
ra have adents
rfMMtUsYS. siaar.
Selatia laeaavur try H. m, Cesa'sa,
marMedaw
66-L. Gansman & Bre.-68
NOR1H QUEEN ST.
We've Hit the Bull's Eye.
In making up rur Spring Stock of Clothing
we've aimed te de three tbtegs. Gl re you better
oeds and work than we ever have before, a
better assortment of styles and sizes than we
ever have before, and at the same time te give
you these thing in connection with lower
prices than we aver have before.
WE ARE BELLIES
Men's All-Weel Business Suit at SO, th, 17. II.
Men's All-wool w ersted Suits at 17. W, 111)
Men's All-Weel Worsted Prince Albert Bull
at six, Ilk us, lis.
Men's fine Spring Overcoats at 1 SO, H. 110.
clalty,
Bey' and Children's Bulla our Great pe-
lalty.
Beys' Scheel Suits at II, I SO. 13
Beys' All. Weel Bulls at S3 CO. It, IS. Ss, ID, 110.
Children' Bulls at II S3, 1130. , Ii5t, 13, II,
avs.
Ueu
inunnhar tl st far both Beadr-Mada and
Made te-Ordsr Clothing our Prices are tne Very
Dwtst. Pay ns a visit t will be pleated test e
you and save yen dollars.
L. GANSMAN A BR0-,
Merchant Tailors.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Men's, Ders and Cklldrea's CleUIng,
WHAT WE DON'T SAY
AND-
What We De Say I
Wh DON'T say you cannot buy Furniture at
ether Stnrts.
WE DO say that our Furniture wtll give satisfac
tion ; there Is none better.
WE DON'T say that you cannot buy Furxllure
for less money.
WE DO say ou can ime money by buying from
us.
WE DON'T say that ether stores have net large
stocks.
WE DOsay that utir stock, ferSIt, Design and
(Jutllty, tan't be beat.
WE DON'Tnay that our Houses are chirglng
Dig proms.
WE DO ray that us are selling at such price)
te allow u.Mine prnrl a. and yet
et mere ler youraeiisra.
WE DON'T say don't call ou our friends In the
business. . .. ..
WEDOsaytbst you will be trcatud cordially,
aud will Und a Urge. well-selected
stock und get the best for the least
money at
rices as
we
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Cerner Vast King and Duke Bt?
LANCASTER, PA.
sepUHVflAJMrnw
H
OCSE8T1KEH.
8.E.
COR. N. QUEEN A ORANGE STS-,
LANCASTER PA.
STsTThe Cheapest (and
Deuse In the city.
Exclusive) Clothing
UUYA,
1887. 1887.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Booksellers Stationers
HUSH UNIN PAFIRS.
Whiting Ce.'s Papers
-AND-
ENVELOPES.
Net. 15 ini 17 Nerlk Qefttn Stmt,
LANCABTER. PA.
T
WEAK MEN
BuSTsrlag from tha sfstu of yenthful arrera,
early daaay, waiUag wsakas, lest asaBhoetl,
eta. 1 wiilSeasl a valaabU UMtsM (ssaUd ) eoa eea
talatag fall parueular for swiaa eara, F aa a of
cWtT- A s-daaasM ssadHal work i should be
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot.
A FEW WORDB ABOUT
Parler Suites, Lounges, General Upholster
ing and Repairing.
We sell Parler Suite In Hair Cleth, Pluth, An.
Prices range from e upward. We use no EX
CELSIOR la our work.
Lounge we sell from SIM upward.
We make Picture Frames and Leeking Olaases
and will put te your order all kinds of Mirrors,
either pier or mantal, In brense or geld, at resv resv
senble price.
We de all kind of Repairing at short notion
and reasonably. Will c.ll for the smallest arti
cle and fix It up qui te satisfactory.
Ten can bare work Repaired new and Dellr
red after April.
Be these M 00 Suites tn Cherry came In this
eek.
NOB. J17 28 BOOTH QDcUN 8T.
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot.
N
FMOfUAAlA.
OT1CE TO HRIDUK-UUILDKRS.
Pmnesala wBl be reealved at the office of tha
County commissioners, Ijincaater, Pa. until
noea, Tuesday, March . 1887, forrtballdleg the
County Bridge, eyer Peauen Creek, near It
month. The old bridge has been pushed np
dream and 1 ledged la the dam abera tha
bridge site. The masinry most be repaired
and the superstructure rebuilt In It original
form. Contractor most furnish all material ex
eept these part elthe old bridge which are SH
for use t th fitness of all material te ba data.
termlaed by the cennty Commlisleoar or their
gent The commissioners reset ve tbe right te
reject any oral! bids.
HA1IUELM. MYERS,
JOI1NUINUR1UU.
UENRY F. IlARrAJAN,
County Commlssieaer.
Attest i FA Osisst, Clerk. uirlw
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